In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Heat-sensitive dyes.
In the 1990s I bought a coffee mug at Yosemite that changed colours when it was hot.
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
I don’t see ‘sweaty’ there.
Michael V said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Heat-sensitive dyes.
In the 1990s I bought a coffee mug at Yosemite that changed colours when it was hot.
To light up random words perhaps but what if you wanted to light up a specific word that matches what you are feeling
dv said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
it might be attached to an actuator controlled by the brain
dv said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
Rule 303 said:
dv said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
Michael V said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Heat-sensitive dyes.
In the 1990s I bought a coffee mug at Yosemite that changed colours when it was hot.
“Hypercolor was a line of clothing, mainly T-shirts and shorts, that changed color with heat.”
Cymek said:
Rule 303 said:
dv said:I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
ah you mean an audience prompter, those were invented decades ago
Cymek said:
Rule 303 said:
dv said:I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
Did it seem to have an EEG attached?
Cymek said:
Rule 303 said:
dv said:I don’t think it would work reliably IRL unless it were attached to an MRI
It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
Which character is wearing it? More than 30 years ahead: the man in black has aged 50 years.
Rule 303 said:
Cymek said:
Rule 303 said:It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
Did it seem to have an EEG attached?
Not that I could see
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
Rule 303 said:It would be a lot easier to have the person choose the word.
It could have worked that way it but in one scene he’s been attacked and it’s showing scared he may not have thought about changing it in such circumstances.
It’s set in 30 years from now so could have based on something not yet invented, it’s a story so may have just been something cool that wouldn’t actually work
Which character is wearing it? More than 30 years ahead: the man in black has aged 50 years.
furious said:
Michael V said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Heat-sensitive dyes.
In the 1990s I bought a coffee mug at Yosemite that changed colours when it was hot.
“Hypercolor was a line of clothing, mainly T-shirts and shorts, that changed color with heat.”
Read all the way to the bottom
waiting to remind oldsters about MOOD RINGS
…when you just hadda’ go and ruin it for me
j/k ;-)
I still have two circular mood rings in my junk jewelry collection
furious said:
Michael V said:
Cymek said:
In the current season of Westworld one of the characters has a t-shirt than lights up one of the below emotions when they are feeling it.
It’s never mentioned how it works he is just wearing it.
How would one work do you think, sensors on the inside that detect hormones from swear perhaps
Heat-sensitive dyes.
In the 1990s I bought a coffee mug at Yosemite that changed colours when it was hot.
“Hypercolor was a line of clothing, mainly T-shirts and shorts, that changed color with heat.”
“Substances that can change color due to a change in temperature are called thermochromes. There are two known types of thermochromes: liquid crystals (used in mood rings) and leuco dyes (used in Hypercolor T-shirts).
“The color change of Hypercolor shirts is based on combination of two colors: the color of the dyed fabric, which remained constant, and the color of the thermochromic dye. Droplets of the thermochromic dye mixture are enclosed in transparent microcapsules, a few micrometers in diameter, bound to the fibers of the fabric.
“The thermochromic droplets are actually a mixture of several chemicals—crystal violet lactone (the color-changing dye itself), benzotriazole (a weak acid), and a quaternary ammonium salt of a fatty acid (myristylammonium oleate) dissolved in 1-dodecanol as solvent. Together, these lead to a reversible chemical reaction in response to temperature change that produces a change of color.
“At low temperatures, the mixture is a solid. The weak acid forms a colored complex with the leuco dye by causing the lactone ring in the center of the dye molecule to open. At high temperatures, above 24–27 °C, the solvent melts and the ammonium salt dissociates, allowing it to react with the weak acid. This reaction increases the pH, which leads to closing of the lactone ring of the dye to convert it to its colorless (leuco) form.
“Therefore, at the low temperature the color of the shirt is the combination of the color of the encapsulated colored dye with the color of the dyed fabric, while at higher temperatures the capsules become colorless and the color of the fabric prevails.”
Mood rings are fun. Miss m bought one only a couple of years ago. It changed colour properly.
I once had a thermometer with thermochromic dyes that lit up as the temperature changed. It was awful, it hardly if ever lit up bright enough to see.
“Hypercolor was a line of clothing, mainly T-shirts and shorts, that changed color with heat.”
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What fun they were.. at least for a few days until the novelty wore off.
I killed mine by jumping in a chlorinated swimming pool wearing it.
Ian said:
“Hypercolor was a line of clothing, mainly T-shirts and shorts, that changed color with heat.”—-
What fun they were.. at least for a few days until the novelty wore off.
I killed mine by jumping in a chlorinated swimming pool wearing it.
I’d imagine heat responding shorts could be embarrassing
…When You THINK About IT…
just try hard not to think about it ;-)
