Now do a video on how to defeat the predator. Also do a video on Riddick's UV vision since you mentioned it in this video.

But, Kyle, the Predator's mask filters the infrared light into various colors based on minute variations in temperature. The Predators are only at a disadvantage once they remove their masks. As long as they are wearing their masks, they can see perfectly fine in a sweltering jungle environment.

I was just going to comment about that

So would wearing a hazmat-like insulation suit make you invisible to the Predator, like some plastic or rubber suit? Or some suit laden with thousands of IR emitters to blind the poor hunter :D

several people have commented that glowing blood would be counter productive in an evolutionary sense, I disagree as the Predator could cut itself then fling some of the glowing blood on the ground to attract what it is hunting while hiding above and once its prey is right where it wants it the Predator strikes.

He's on point today haha, or whenever this was filmed xd

Perfectly balanced.

as all things should be

Why is that line so funny? I mean when I think about it, it shouldn't be that funny. (Maybe something in my tuna sandwich if affecting me... or is it "effecting"? English, why are you so confusing?!? LOL)

Poor Kyles

They could still see visible light

@@houselightkell Can they? Every time we've seen their POV it's been purely heat vision. Unless I'm missing something.

Kim Schröder well if it were warm blooded it would see it

Sketch it D.I.Y it would see it's blood, but not that it's blood is releasing visible light

The predators cannot see that their blood glows specifically because to them all blood glows.

Jannes Planting that was God

@@christopheranderson2279 same

It's already been showing up as an epitath on some tombstones...

Is it really *their* natural environment where they see only washed out red? That might be only on earth.

That’s what I mean by “off their natural environment” as in off their home world, but I suppose it would more accurate to say outside their natural environment since one would assume their spaceship lighting would be in comfortable ranges. Which indeed we see on board their ships it’s dim and light is heavy red shifted.

Basically shades, eh? Lenses and the like to filter out the bits that are too bright.

@@NinjaBearFilms Ok, thanks for the clarification.

would probably be closer to near infrared light that their vision is based off so like any camera or "night vision goggles" when natural light is shown into them the vision seen is then almost blinding much to what we see.

They do see in infrared its just that their mask cuts out ambient heat that isn't required.

True and he can change what spectrum he sees with his helmet

If you've seen any Predator movie you know, that they use technology for everything

Jayson Silliman I thought they see on infrared? I recall him seeing in infrared even without the mask before dutch asks him what the hell are you

They see in infrared (predator 1 it takes off its mask and fights arni) but the mask let's them apparently see more specific body heat. I wanna know how the other 2 visions work. They are more common in alien vs predator but they have a vision for hunting aliens, and another that seems to help them see other predators

Kyle gives me many lulz. There’s a possibility that some of them are just because he’s a cutie

Royce in predators set the forest on fire in order to blind the predator.

You are totally right, I can't believe I forgot about that, I just remember him smearing mud on himself and the fire not really working so it didn't cross my mind, in Hollow Man you can literally see him start to disappear as the temp starts to match his body, he just kind of fades away in the thermal view.

Maybe the redish blur the Predator sees is his own infrared vision, the mask acting as a filter. Just as Kyle explained, if we were able to see infrared everything would be a red mess from all the heat around us.

I was going to write the exact same explanation... Thank you typing it for me ;)

Daniel Junior Yes, it can be, and the Bio-Masks also "translate" the wavelength from ultraviolet and others to the infrared spectrum, but in any of these occasions, the mask is doing most of the work.

The masks simply act as a cooling mechanism. that helps sharpen the infrared vision.

This is probably why they keep making those weird noises as well- it might be a form of echo-location (which in turn might be how it was able to sense Arnies' trap in the end).

YES

Came to post the same. Plus in the second the predator changes the spectrum so it can see UV - I think it was - in the warehouse trap.

This is gotta be top comment.

Agreed

Glad I red (get it, lol) the comments, was about to say that too.

THANK YOU

They don't see that way because of the bio-mask. The mask just focuses it.

I searched for this exact comment so I didn't have to make it.

Cool story bro.

Thank you!

hate to break it to you but also dislike to see people be incorrect about stuff kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbdoh9BplsXZh3k.html "Predator Homeworld (Yautja Prime) - Explained" One thing you are missing in your analysis is that (aside from special purposes like Xeno killing) they only come to Earth during heat waves in already fairly hot locations(L.A and a South American jungle)

Love those ideas but I'd say rather than glowing blood to mark territory but rather as a warning. When a predator is injured or killed the glowing blood would act like a wasps pheromone only visual.

I'm rooting for you to get that supernerd title! WHAAAAAAAAAAAA

Actually, none of that video contradicts James' statement. 1. Assuming Predators had to evolve and develop technology like a sentient species would, they clearly wouldn't have the spectrum filtering masks they wear for a large part of their development, nor their optical camouflage. That means their natural IR vision (which we see when a Predator removes its mask) evolved to fill a niche. That makes it pretty obvious that Yautja are nocturnal hunters, since their vision would be geared specifically for it, and the optical camo they developed would mimic their natural ability to hide and move stealthily on their home world. 2. Given the different composition of their blood, it's also pretty clear that their home atmosphere is of a different mix, although still close enough to Earth normal (perhaps Yautja developed terraforming at some point) for a Yautja to breathe unaided. However, the atmosphere could be much thinner, which might explain why they're so large having had to develop massive lungs to process the air, and I'm willing to bet most of the animal life on Yautja Prime are some sort of megafauna. A thin atmosphere doesn't retain heat very well, so it's possible that the desert biome they have cities in gets quite cold during the night time. Even during the day as well, assuming the planet never gets too close to any of the suns. Hell, Mars could be a good contender as an example of their home planet, just with a somewhat more dense atmosphere. 3. Given the above, the jungle biome of their home planet could be situated at the poles, where most of the water would likely be concentrated. Perhaps their planet doesn't "wobble" such that one pole is always facing a sun, or it's orbital period keeps one sun always beaming at the pole. It's possible that with a multi-sun system and varying angles of planetary rotation that jungle formation due to heat and water accumulation would occur at a pole rather than an equator. The point is, it's possible to have a cold desert planet with a warm and humid jungle biome. 4. The reason they come to planets during heat waves is likely due to how heat makes organic life behave. Sentient life is more prone to chaotic behavior during heat waves due to physiological stress, which makes it more active and belligerent, hence more of a challenge. Their technology eliminates the visual handicap of their vision.

@@arcane_rogue3440 i knew it was probably not like the canon version of the homeworld. But that what i think the predator's biology would suggest its environment to be.

No u.

True a normal Predator wouldnt dare. Id shove him aside and go after someone armed. Unless he attacked from behind like Weyland Utani's dumbass did in AVP those guys are fine.. he cam let them out the traps they set up now..

Well there are Yautja that have been kicked out of their clan because they were dishonourable. XD

He has the power of knowledge and a pen i guess, and beautiful hair, and some very in-depth knowledge about the yautja that could be seen as a threat, so i think its more of a strategic kill than one of honor, but hey thats just a theory a science theory, aaaaand cut!

they can kill unarmed people but they wont use their weapons to do it usually, as in the original movie when arnold gets rid of his gun etc. we see the predator taking off his mask and weapons, ones they never really kill are children, mothers, or pregnant women, or women generally if they are harmless.

Unless predator already marked you as capable to fight,soo it doesnt matter you have weapon or not.

so can mosquito.

@@elihenline6089 mosquito not mammal

dont the bats just sense it with nerves in their leaf-nose tho?

@@davidwaynemain hes saying vampire bats are the only mammals capable of sensing body heat the same way snakes do. I'm not sure how mosquitoes are relevant?

​@@Wally480the only connection is that mosquitoes suck blood too

If I remember correctly what someone else told me, the masks help regulate their thermal vision, so that they do not get confused and hurt in certain biomes by what they see like how Kyle said

Yeah, lots of times in the franchise (like two of the movies- The Predator 2 and Predator) it was shown that their thermal vision is more like a setting in the helmets than a biological function. I'd imagine they _do_ have heat-sensitive pits much like snakes do, but their true vision is much worse; such as being extremely blurry or they lack color vision. We already have thermal goggles on Earth, no?

This is exactly what I was hoping to find here.

Also, I believe if it glowed inside their bodies, their vision would be whack due to the blood in the capillaries in their eyes, etc.

It's not hard to imagine that it's blood could change color when it left the body, ours does. Human blood which is blue in the human body turns red outside of the body when exposed to oxygen in the environment. Predator blood May react similarly to the over exposure to oxygen thus would not glow while in the human body. Being that it is an alien it also may not be reacting to the oxygen at all but possibly the nitrogen, considering our air is about 70% nitrogen.

It wouldn't use calories

Probably not since they see in the infrared spectrum, while the glow of their blood is more in the yellow-green portion of the visible-light spectrum.

Cory Gonyea nope

You can’t see me nigga my motherfucking time is now

Cory Gonyea The Predator would smash John Cena’s back over his knee 😂

asking the real question

@@SldOnEmWithDa45 wooooosh.

Yes but they usually just use it at night, I think at the day, specially on a tropical rainforest, it kinda loses it purpose.

Yes, It looks like the Predator species have evolved in an environment where seeing infrared allowed them to advance up the evolution tree, eventually enabling them to travel the galaxy to hunt for sport. Clearly, we are not their first rodeo. They have obviously hunted on other worlds, as we see them using mask filter tech to block some specific radiation: excessive IR, visible light, selective frequencies, etc., or combine the filtered results into a summary of frequencies. There's some very advanced radiation filtering tech in their masks. Taking the mask off (and thus leaving them with just the vision they evolved with) would make them overwhelmed, but they seem to adapt slightly, just enough to see the shapes. Adding to that, if I were a member of these species, and I had to take the mask off for any reason,- I would cover my eyes and let go gradually, or look at somewhere dark (cold), so that my irises (they have them!) have time to adjust to the incoming radiation. P.S. Also, a space-fairing civilization that hunts others for sport? One would think there could be other important things they could be concerned about.. just saying.

Also, the mask can make electromagnetic waves viewable which the predator use to hunt xenomorphs

Their masks actually improve their vision. Think of it as a high-tech glasses. Its because of the mask that they are able to distinguish us properly against the ambient heat.

@@chiefsenpai969 wouldn't that mean that their vision is terrible even for them and need tech just to see , unless , they can see clearly on their planet

There were experiments about giving humans ability to see different spectrum temporary, by using special eye drops. Results were success.

Yea, their natural vision is completely red

Yes. infrared vision is a functionality of the mask. They also have different type of vision that is good for seeing xenomorphs that apparently don't emit much body heat or something and the vision mode for that is called electromagnetic. In Predator 1 predators have pretty bad natural vision on earth but in Predator 2 they see in infrared even without masks. Avpgalaxy article says "This is commonly believed to be a film-making error though.". They also have some sort of "x-ray" vision and others.

That's intresting

possible. but in other movies like AVP we see taht its also able to detet the aliens signiture as well

True, but if the predator helmet can identify, "lock-on" to a human heat signature, and then filter out the extraneous background heat it is clearly a high tech piece of computerized equipment. So it is, I feel a safe assumption, that they either have multiple vision modes installed on their helmets already or they can install a specialized vision mode tailored to what they are hunting. If you want to throw out any hardware issues that may arise from trying to use the same lenses to detect infrared all the way to ultraviolet light the solution is even simpler. They are separate model helmets used on Earth and in AVP, designed specifically for the prey that was to be hunted.

I thought mantis shrimp could see infrared but it had limitations. Can they not?

Yeah, the mask allows a more detailed infra red vision, ultra violet (to see other Yautja, them being cold blooded), EM field for the Xenomorphs. And also can visualise heart beats, when a human tries to overwhelm the infrared sensors with lots of fire. XD Vocal mimicry is a natural skill, not all Yautja can do it, but can learn to do it. ^^

i think it isolates different temperature wavelengths and blocks most of it's sight blocked like sunglasses also if i remember right there are hoses that connect to the mask maybe to cool the face to allow to switch between the wavelengths easier. just a thought.

If an alien could only see in infrared then it's likely from a cold dark planet where background radiation isn't as prominent.

dennis wilson, I was under the impression that the yautja homeworld was rather warm compared to earth, or at least similar to our equatorial regions. Perhaps their sight was an evolutionary advantage against camouflaged prey animals?

maybe when yautja evolved it was an arctic world then it warmed like a reverse ice age into a more tropical climate. or maybe they evolved during a ice age.

Well humans have evolved to process information from light, but if you shined a flashlight in my eyes I wouldn't be able to see very well. Similar to how you were speculating, I would guess the predator's mask helps block sensory overload the same way sunglasses do for us on a bright day.

Yup. The bars only show up that way in the HUD.

thatHARVguy He was watching me you nerds -- KH

@@becausescience he probably wants to understand your thinking?

Don't you mean.. SUPERNERDS??

Or he can breath through his butt like a turtle.

dennis wilson perhaps

I think the better question is how all this stuff got into the Void.

ringlhach thats why we are confused about the squid showing up in a Void forrest

Simple answer is no. LoL Reason being nothing is absolutely silent. Move your arm and you might not hear the air molecules moving because the "sound" is not in the range your ears can hear. Might sound wierd but just because you can't hear it doesn't mean it doesn't make a sound. LoL

As Jonathan said it's impossible. The sound can be weak enough that your eardrum doesn't vibrate

@ Jonathan Kehn you are correct about everything making a sound, but it is totally possible to make shoes that cancel sound or at least a device that can do it. Sound is nothing more than a wave of pressure and it is possible to cancel out that wave by playing a second wave phase inverted. So with the proper application of technology you could actually make a device that could cancel out sound within a given area, just gonna be a while before we're advanced enough to fit such a device inside a pair of shoes though.

Yep, espadrilles. But remove the rubber sole.

Not in the real world, but with Vibranium, potentially yes.

It's not a plot hole, it's science. Smearing yourself with mud will actually disguise or hide you from thermal imaging, though not as well with how little Dutch had. However as Kyle says the jungle would be a poor place for thermal because of the ambient heat, so if the Predator did calibrate his mask to pick out prey heat and maybe specifically human Dutch's heat may have been changed just enough by the cool water and mud to be filtered out.

Does Kyle Prime even still exist? -- KH

@@becausescience obviously there is a Kyle prime but I think he died in the poison Ivy episode.

They’re all real! Clonist! None of them are the first, though.

Kyle is actually a thing of our imagination programmed by an alien species (youtube) witch can not be attacked by the government therefore is leaking there secrets

Is Kyle The Thing?

They say that if you cut his hair he looses his smarts.

Fuck yeah rock on

SATTAS CHANNEL ONLY DeGanja damn you do comment after 1 year tho

Nope.

Nah man so did I

For this alone, I hope you get mentioned on the Footnotes

I'm not sure... I'm not a physicist so actually smart bois might rip this apart and it would make me nervous.

Joe Gaylord lel

second the notion for all we know there is already an expedition for Jupiter right now xD

@@numa_kai actually the expedition took place in the 2110's or 2130's. In UC gundam calender UC 0010 to UC 0030.

I thought the Mantis Shrimp could also see IR and maybe some UV wavelengths with its phenomenal eyes. Mantis Shrimp are badasses of biological evolution. Let us all take a moment to be thankful that both Cuttlefish and Mantis Shrimp are not much larger and are not our natural predators. Because they are both biological rock stars. Also goes to show that the ocean really has has the most amount of evolution through natural selection!

The studies show that those creatures, as well as the mantis shrimp, see far red light, around the mid to high 700nm wavelength, which is still in the visible spectrum, just at the top end. Infrared goes from this point to 1mm wavelengths, which is more than 1400 times as long. Human infrared radiation is about 1200 nm, so Kyle's right, no known animal sees in infrared. Still awesome eyes though.

See you in footnotes -- KH

Ah, well that is where a problem occurs... Given such advanced technology, lives would be much easier, and evolution to merely survive, apart from the whole.. hunting things cuz yay, would simply no longer exist. Sort of like humanity right now. We use technology to augment what we are weak to, viruses, disease etc meaning all people survive, regardless of whether or not they naturally should. I wasn't able to eat milk when i was first born as an example;my ass should have died had we not had artificial baby milk. Technology removes the species whom uses it from natural selection and evolution. All that can happen then is degradation. If there becomes an issue with eyesight, instead of dying off because the predator can't see, they have specialized masks that work like our own glasses. Now a predator that is technically weaker genetically than his counterparts who could see but use the masks to aide them further. That predator makes predator babies and now those ones have the same eye issues, and a few thousand years later a large sect of the species has piss poor vision.

@@mkmasterthreesixfive good show sir

Is there any kinds of field that can bend light? As far as I know only gravity can, and despite the fact that a camouflage black whole device would be super awesome, it wouldn't make any sense.

@@rafaelalodio5116 Light is an electromagnetic wave and thus can bend like radio waves. A strong magnetic and electric field can bend such waves. But it takes a lot of energy and the devices we have now can't bend them by much. The predator might have more advanced technology that allows such bending. The reason we still see an outline may be the fact it only bends so much of the light and allows some of the energy to pass towards it in order to see. I don't know how that would work in physics, though.

Well, in the samples we're shown here, it DOES show the predator as a weird silhouette displaying mismatched parts of the surroundings.

There are things called metamaterials that can bend electromagnetic waves around themselves. We've already made ones that can do it with microwave radiation. Visible light is harder, but doable. They aren't 100% efficient of course, so they would be faintly visible as the predator is, but they're totally passive requiring no additional input of energy. The one the predator uses does take energy, and can be turned off, so I think it's using some kind of static field to hold ambient air molecules in a metamaterial pattern. I suspect the tubes that hissed when it unhooked them from it's mask were a cooling system to damp out it's own body heat from obscuring it's sight. That would improve it's vision even without using the enhanced sensors integrated into the mask.

Primarina Queen - yes, Predators camouflage has distortions, displays things a little bit shifted. What I mean is slightly different. Please find "mission impossible" "corridor scene" video - it will help. In that scene they are projecting an image of an empty corridor to fool a security guard. But to do this they have to trace the position of the observer to match the displayed image to his position. When second observer enters he sees flat screen with weirdly shifted image on it. Or to explain it differently - imagine you have TV on a wall with image of a fish tank on it. From one specific position it would look perfect. But if you move e.g. to the side, you would expect to see the inside of the tank differently - but it wont' change, so you will realise it is flat image. Same would be with the Predator - if he displayed what is behind him relatively to one observer, it is NOT what is behind him for another one, so it would look like weird silhouette with mismatched image on it. (For example - Predator is in front of a tree, so camouflage on his chest is showing tree trunk. But looking from 45 degree angle you would expect to see in that location a bush next to the tree, but you don't - you see silhouette with tree trunk projection on it.) Or another explanation - you know this trick that you paint something on a mirror, close one eye and move so it fits in a certain way on your face (e.g. moustache, horns etc)? If your reflection is thing behind the Predator and thing painted on the mirror is camouflage - your other eye is other observer. Image displayed perfectly for one person is not matching for other - not as simply distortion but almost like part of background moving. (It would be interesting effect though!) What makes it more difficult - he would be displaying that in his body which is not flat, and also moving. I am not dismissing an explanation, just pointing out that it would have be very complex full 3D display system.

In Alien vs Predator the Predators are running around in Antartica for hours with no ill affects from the below freezing temperatures. Also they don't wear enough to convincingly use their armor to heat themselves.

Predators are most likely mesothermic. Basically, the hotter it is the less food the have to eat to keep their metabolic furnace going. This is because the ambient temperature helps keep their internal temperature stable. Predators don’t go to cold places because then they would have to spend more time and energy finding, eating, and digesting their food.

I just remembered in 2 that Predator is living in the freezer of a slaughterhouse. For whatever that's worth.

What if the Chemiluminescent effect of the Blood is for the simple reason of keeping a "minimal temperature". Chemiluminecence can produce a bit of heat. But personally, i dont know how much or if its worth it. That in combination of what we know our Animals do. Like Sharks who "heat up" by intensive Movement, if i remember right. All that jumping, running and Climbing of the Predator has to be for a Reason.

Maybe they wait until the hottest times of the year to better hone their skills. How can you call yourself a skilled hunter if everything came easy to you? The same reasoning seems to apply for why they only seem to kill armed opponents; there's no honor in killing an unarmed, easy to see/track/kill prize. So they purposely make it harder for themselves by hunting when local temperatures closer match human body temperature & only killing prey that fights back in order to gain bragging rights or for traditional reasons.

Wrong

The biomask just gives them different options to pick from... Like the X-ray mode

The xray can allow them to see children inside of pregnant women which means if she dies its know as a dishonorable kill

Nope, it actually just filters it. In the first movie, you can see when the Jungle Hunter removes his mask: everything goes red as its vision gets overwhelmed by the ambient heat.

David Mayberry the biomask is the one that focuses their infrared vision

You really have a streak going -- KH

Wouldnt that be the way Kyle hill said hyperspace would look? Well, I don't think slipspace exists. And if it does, then it would most likely have more than 3 spatial dimensions and one (implied) time dimension.

Little Giant their blood isn't acidic.. In predator, it's all over the leaves and Arnold - no burning happening there.

Kasper Bo Nielsen Yes... and no. Their natural vision is in the *near* infrared spectrum. The helmet enhances their vision, providing *thermal* infrared and other vision modes. In regards to the game... the developers did that for the sake of convenience. Would you have enjoyed playing the entire game in thermal infrared? Probably not...

OK. Cool :-)

Deez Potatoes my friend... I hate to burst ur bubble but look at women... Soooooo

They aren't supposed to make sense. Some can fart plasma and one is the size of a continent.

It's a movie, it's not suppose to make sense.. I mean, scientifically speaking, an insect that large couldn't even move, let alone survive under the weight of its own exoskeleton. Yes, they go to a different planet, but it had gravity and an atmosphere similar to Earth's for them to walk around comfortably on it. taking that into consideration, if you took an insect that large and put it here on Earth, under the Earth's gravity, the weight of its own exoskeleton would essentially crush in on itself.

The Black Reaper , What about pointed sticks?

Syko Not-Psycho Plasma caster? Wrist blades? The throwing disc with a shit ton of blades

@@ozymandias1192 continued, the razor retracting net. Weird high tech Falcons, complete control over mutant dogs, a bomb that can wipe out an entire civilization strapped on their wrist

@@wa1k3r8 don't forget a whip made out of xenomorph tail which can rip someone in half.

@@edwuncleriii3798 the Laser traps the elite predator uses in AvP req, dagger, wire noose, wrist gun and they can launch their wrist blades

Only watch alien,aliens,predator and select bits of AVP 2 as the rest of them suck

Yeah Alien 3 is one of the worst experiences in film you can have I think.

@@climber6420 Thanks. I'll get to watching those on HBO this weekend then go see the new film after.

Watch AVP1, it's better than many people say, but don't watch *any* of AVP2 if you know what's good for you.

Seemed more like a mini nuke.

@@yunofun yeah pretty much, but right before the main blast the trees were discharging off of each other like crazy sort of like tesla coils and that's pretty weird.

Seems like some sort of electromagnetic charge before a massive plasma blast.

Biological clocks are very common in nature, and indeed your body has many of them implemented in many different ways. As far as 'time sense' is concerned, Humans have a 'master clock' in our brains that oscillates on a 24 hour cycle and keeps various other systems (e.g. the ones that regulate sleep) synced up with the day-night cycle. It also keeps itself synced by keeping track of how much light you're seeing. The whole thing seems to be implemented by neurons activating and deactivating certain genes in a way that creates a feedback loop with a 24 hour period.

iirc their home planet is tidally locked to their star..

maybe their home world was originally an arctic world when they evolved thus heat vision good for hunting,than it heated up like a reverse ice age and that's why they have darker camoisque pigmented skin and the need to make tech to helped them see in the warmer climate, climate induced adaptation.

Hmm I have seen what their homework’s looks like in the movies and yeah being close to the star maybe why their eyes evolved to see infrared light. Lol only if they exhausted we could cut open that eye and see what kind of retina they have and lens and how the optic nerve works! As for their home world being arctic that’s an interesting theory as well! Good food for thought I will have to talk to my Bio-Psych professor on it lol

Home world* auto correct

I always thought it was yowt-ja--heard it said that way on another channel--I'm with my dude Kyle now on ya-oot-ja. EE-wat-ja is cool too tho.

@@glennlaroche1524 For some reason ee-wat-ja is what the wiki always said, I'm not entirely sure where it came from

yowt-ja/ya-oot-ja it's been said booth ways in the canon but it sounds the same if you say them fast anyways.

Ee-wat-ja doesn't make sense...

It's the worst part of the day -- KH

We know that scorpions glow under a black light, but we have know idea why. Maybe, Predator blood glows is an unintended consequence of their biology that just happens to benefit us with optical vision.

I'm pretty certain that's what Matterbeam is doing, since they tend to put info up with an hour or two of the KZfaq videos going up.

except matterbeam still ends up being wrong and disguises it with jargon and numbers. sounds like he's overcompensating.

drunkredninja I can’t speak for Matterbeam. But I want to do a heavy comment/correction on the vision aspect. I don’t think the predators see in heat vision but otherwise use heat vision tech to compensate from them being mostly blind in our environment. But by the time I wrote it all, Kyle’s probably already finished his Footnotes recording.

just throw it up there for people reading, who cares about making it into the footnotes. drop the knowledge.

A number of people do just that! -- KH