@bethanienack: There's a guy named Walter Kilner who invented a type of glasses called Dicyanin goggles. #walterkilner #glasses #trending #fyp #relate

Andrewxtra :

Perhaps these goggles from time travel guy?

Alice13 :

They actually weren’t banned in the US. It’s just incredibly difficult to purchase dicyanin

Async Fitness and Martial Arts :

I literally saw a microwave in my kitchen

Tambo :

Wait I saw this movie....

OctoberSky066 :

Museum of Tarot sells them on his website and yes they work.

B Halstead :

I purchased a real 100% authentic pair that inclueed training lenses that have 3 different %'s so your eyes adjust to see auras. They were $250. You truly can see auras.Absolutely wild. I haven't used them in a public place yet. I'm a little nervous about what I might see because I believe we have certain entities that dwell amongst us.

🇺🇸 🥓Andy70🥓🇺🇸 :

No, dicyanin goggles are not banned in the United States. The idea that the U.S. government outlawed them is a widespread internet urban legend. In reality, the glasses are simply incredibly rare due to chemistry and safety, rather than federal censorship. The truth behind why they are difficult to find comes down to a few practical factors:High Chemical Toxicity: Dicyanin is a highly toxic, synthetic coal-tar dye. Because working with it poses severe health risks to laboratory workers, major chemical manufacturers stopped mass-producing it decades ago. Lack of Commercial Demand: The dye was originally invented to sensitize photographic plates for early infrared photography. Once modern film and digital sensors were invented, the commercial market for dicyanin completely vanished.Expired Patents: The original manufacturing patents for the compound expired in the mid-20th century. No modern corporation has a financial incentive to build a specialized facility to produce a toxic chemical for a niche metaphysical market.While authentic 1920s-era dicyanin goggles are mostly museum pieces or rare collectibles, buying, owning, or manufacturing custom-made optical filters that block out specific spectrums of light remains completely legal for civilians in the U.S.

Heat_her :

This is why the military banned the original night vision glasses/googles

personalgrowthwithannie :

THEY LIVE

Kylie Dwyer :

why do I want a pair now?

Rayna Noxxs 🏳️‍⚧️ :

some of us can see without the goggles. can't ban my eyes

𝓢𝓸𝓵𝓸 💙 𝓓𝓸𝓵𝓸 :

lol, they’re on Amazon!

fatcheerleader :

So THEY LIVE the movie is actually happening now?! Great. 🫣

Train Wreck :

They Live! The ideas of these movies does not come from thin air.

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james :

I can already see microwaves tho

B Halstead :

This is what Elon Musk looks like through my goggles. 😬

Papagiorgio Posts :

this dudes page is full of misinformation

PhuqueYeaux :

They were never banned and you can still buy them, but you won’t see magic things. Follow me for more sanity.

⋆𝐓𝐡𝐞•𝐊𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐨•𝐆𝐢𝐫𝐥⋆ :

"I know a guy"

somaforthepeople :

Can’t see my Aura when I’m wearing my tinfoil hat.

155arty :

they live !

The Point is, I chose too! :

What if the simulation keeps humans from seeing the Hell we are stuck in?🤔

UncleErick :

Dicyanin goggles (often referred to as aura goggles) were invented in 1908 by Dr. Walter John Kilner,

CarpSuper❌ :

sounds a lot an 80s movie starring rowdy rowdy piper.