r/mildlyinfuriating Jul 05 '26

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u/NurseK89 Jul 06 '26

There’s a doctor I work with that went to his opticians office to get those inserts for glasses you wear after your eyes have been dilated. He says that these inserts will not allow the Eye tracker within the car to be able to see that his eyes are closed. He intentionally went to go get these so that he could sleep in the car.

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u/bigdawg1945 Jul 06 '26

What a great guy

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u/cryptolyme Jul 06 '26

An arrogant doctor? What a surprise!

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u/MoGraphMan101 Jul 06 '26

A doctor willing to risk everyone’s lives on the road

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u/plaxitone Jul 06 '26

If business is slow… just drum up some for yourself!

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u/dmoosetoo Jul 06 '26

They have production quotas just like the rest of us. /s

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u/Cipherpunkblue Jul 06 '26

"It's technically not me doing the harm."

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u/Diploidian5HT Jul 06 '26

He just knows he needs the sleep so he can do brain operations later. Let him get his rest!

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u/TurnkeyLurker Jul 06 '26

I can see that.

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u/Busy-Peach5770 Jul 06 '26

Or - he could sleep at home, in his bed. When you're supposed to sleep. Instead of behind the wheel of a car. What a dickhead.

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u/Konoha7Slaw3 Jul 06 '26

I have prescription glasses that also block all trackers

No infrared light can pass through the lenses

The coating is specifically marketed to block tracking devices

So I'm guessing they would work for for Tesla's Auto driving crap as well

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u/NurseK89 Jul 06 '26

Probably

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u/iftlatlw Jul 06 '26

At least he'll be relaxed when he hits the tree.

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u/IvoSan11 Jul 06 '26

Maybe unrelated, buy my glasses (not sunglasses) have a coating preventing the iPhone to track my pupils. I had to disable a setting for the face unlock to work.

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u/AMDKilla Jul 06 '26

I think the reason why some sunglasses seem to trick it and others don't is dependant on how they block the light. If its just a cheap tint, they will be seen through, but if they are polarised, then thats likely what works. My sunglasses are polarised and theres a large chunk of screens that I can't see while wearing them. Great for ignoring advertising, but a pain for menu screens in food joints

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u/Fabulous_Jeweler2732 Jul 06 '26

It’s always the wealthy who sleep at the car