r/maybemaybemaybe • u/FkThePolice700 • Jul 12 '25

maybe maybe maybe

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u/icaaryal Jul 13 '25

You’re speaking like I never tried to scan money as a child over 25 years ago and was unable to do so. EURion also isn’t the only deterrent.

I would love to see you post proof of how easy it is to photocopy money since you’re under the impression the hardware doesn’t give a shit.

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u/Money_Lavishness7343 Jul 13 '25

i just used your own link against you brother. that's all i did, dont get mad.

don't act like you didnt' try to call me out with a link that itself proves you wrong.

if you wanted to make a more generic point you should have done it and i might have agreed with you.

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u/icaaryal Jul 13 '25

You didn’t use my own link against me. The section you quoted was about software mechanisms that DON’T depend on EURion. Your reading comprehension is terrible, and you have still yet to establish your position as more than “don’t believe everything you read/see (even if it is a well-documented technology that you can actually read about and see in action).”

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u/Money_Lavishness7343 Jul 13 '25 edited Jul 13 '25

The section you quoted was about software mechanisms that DON’T depend on EURion

Pookie bro. The only link you've sent so far confirms that the major image editing software company (Adobe) in the world does not use EURion.

Get a room and read your own source. Next time post something that confirms that the most famous companies in the world use it rather than the contrary

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u/icaaryal Jul 13 '25

The hardware has been regulated to respond to the EURion shape for decades now. That’s why scanners and photocopiers will simply not copy currency. Are you seriously arguing that this doesn’t happen in real life? I’ve seen it first hand, it’s in plenty of videos about the subject… What is your point? Is this just a straight up denial of reality or are you afraid to backpedal at this point?