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Women in Brussels 'filmed without their knowledge' by men wearing Meta smart glasses
(www.brusselstimes.com)
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I never understood why a well-known brand like RayBan would want to be associated with this.
as literally almost all glasses brands
Gatorade never had vitamins, even in its original formulation. It was flavored water with salt to help athletes with electrolyte depletion.
Also, Gatorade is owned by Pepsi. Maybe you're thinking of Powerade, which was crap.
I can't see the word electrolyte without thinking "it's what plants crave".
And Meta probably have Luxotica a large sack of cash to make these glasses.
Most people are so stupid and just do whatever they're told to the extent that if meta releases these glasses and tells you that they're cool, then people will be like, wow, these glasses are cool. Rayban just wants in on it. It makes a lot of sense unfortunately.