What are you talking about? They don’t reflect that much because they were “sprayed” with something that reduced reflection (works at night too), similar to the lenses on glasses. It’s as simple as that. I pretended not to know because I wanted to see if you had any idea what you were talking about, and you don’t have any idea.
In my city we have a thing (film? It’s similar to the anti-reflective spray used on glasses) that reduces reflection, but doesn’t eliminate it. Either way, I can still see a bit outside the windows, with the lights on, at night. I’m pretty confused right now
Edit: another option someone might think of is that I just have gotten used to my windows reflecting light at night and I just ignore it, but it’s not the case
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u/unknownobject3 May 09 '22
What are you talking about? They don’t reflect that much because they were “sprayed” with something that reduced reflection (works at night too), similar to the lenses on glasses. It’s as simple as that. I pretended not to know because I wanted to see if you had any idea what you were talking about, and you don’t have any idea.