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Originally Posted by David Johnston2
Without "invisibility to machines" it is the optic nerves that are being deceived. The goggles do see you, but you can't see what the goggles are showing you. Insubstantiality doesn't matter.
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That's the way I understand it, too, but since the goggles essentially put the image on little screens in front of your eyes, it does raise the question whether even if cameras pick you up, the security guard sitting at the monitor sees you onscreen or if it's only automatic systems that will react to you.