2y ago

It seems so simple

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I'd imagine you would get some pretty horrible distortion in the picture. That has to be why we haven't done it yet.
- that and we can't yet get below EU's accepted limit of hawking radiation
- Lol .... gets up to move the black hole around to find the perfect angle
Surely you'll get terrible chromatic aberration. That's got to be the only reason it's never been made commercially available.
- The optical machanics of this make zero sense. A spherical lense's focal points lie in a straight line so the only undistorted image you can get from this is with the black hole between you and the tv
If you're really attached to that bed and TV placement you could also just use mirrors? Idk seems easier
- Or a chair?
  
  I have personally never owned a chair and at this point I'm afraid to.
- Gonna have to be binoculars too
  
  Or a curved mirror for built-in zoom!
Black hole that only bends light... interesting concept. I'd gravitate to calling this unholy.
- The only remedy is attending mass more often.
  
  I always see those events on the horizon, but I dare not go to the Holy Ghost or how that one is called.
You could also use a mirror. And then a set of binoculars, so it doesn't look so small.
- Two mirrors if you don't want your screen flipped.
Plus you would get way more sleep. The downside is you will age faster than the population.
- It's time dilation. Meaning it makes stuff take longer.
- what you're saying is that it would also give me free heating? sweet
- Couch is strictly for casting purposes only.
- isn't that for sleeping?
Just lay down the other way with your feet to the head board silly. 🪿
Get a long swing out arm for the TV. Swing it 90 degrees. [LikeThis] (https://a.co/d/htnnZWA)
- There way is simpler
Sleep on the couch. That bed is for guests only.
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Have you thought about spinning the bed by 180 degrees, OP?
Use a projector

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