You know what, since I get what you’re trying to say (even though you’re technically wrong) you can have my upvote.
Respectable opinion. Have my upvote.
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It’s amazing how many ways you’re wrong when you spend even a second thinking about it. Why don’t you go back in the shower and let this one simmer a bit more.
You can shine a flashlight through your entire hand, OP. Light probably reaches most of your interior at least in small amounts.
If you count light outside of the human visible spectrum then it is definitely bright in there.
Everything is glowing all the time. At human body temperature, you’re glowing mostly in the infrared.
Fortunately, vision is based on a “dark current” that requires energy to not see light. (This is supposedly why some people in a near-death experience report seeing a white tunnel effect.)
I eat lights.
This is why we need more stick figure people.
It’s definitely more than 1 molecule thick. CG people call it sub-surface scattering.
Sub-Surface scattering is the whole reason flesh-toned plastic looks so fake.
Nah, sss is the phenomena they are trying to capture. When we comparing it to reality, i.e. the intended results, it looks fake because they haven’t figured how to model it such that it both looks good and renders in a reasonable amount of time. CG milk looks like crap for the same reason.
1 molecule thick skin would be pretty see through. You need more than that to block out the light.
Human beings are bioluminescent.
We glow so faintly that we can’t see each other in the dark but we can be picked up in the dark by sensitive enough equipment.
“Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read.”
apparently we fart out a few photons here and there, though
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2707605/
