The law won't save us from Meta's 'pervert glasses'. The only solution is mockery | Jonathan Liew
These things are undermining not just our public spaces but the very nature of being human. Let’s shame them off the streets So far I am yet to be tempted into purchasing a pair of Ray-Ban Meta glasses. To a certain extent this is a function of possessing a large, misshapen and comically convex head upon which no pair of sunglasses has ever looked remotely appropriate. Nor am I one of those…
The Ray-Ban Meta glasses, created by Meta, are causing concern for public morality and human nature. Mockery is the only way to combat their presence in society. The author, Jonathan Liew, has not yet felt the urge to buy these glasses due to his unique head shape and lack of interest in consumerism. He finds the term "gadget" to be vague and often refers to expensive, gimmicky items that require significant resources to produce.
Liew questions the ethics behind these glasses, as they seem to encourage inappropriate behavior towards women. Due to the continuous need for patches and updates to prevent such misuse, Liew suggests that these glasses should be abandoned during the research and development phase.
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