Counting Renaissance butts in Rome with the Meta Ray-Ban Display

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Meta Ray-Ban glasses are less intrusive when not used constantly. This article from the Optimizer newsletter discusses their role in enhancing experiences like art viewing in Rome.

A light shining down on Senior Reviewer Victoria Song while wearing the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses
The lightbulb going off over my head, realizing these glasses feel less creepy when you’re not using them as 24/7 general-purpose devices.

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It's a truth universally acknowledged that an art history buff in Rome ought to see the Sistine Chapel. Less acknowledged is that getting there from the Vatican Museum will potentially take longer than Frodo Baggins' entire journey to Mordor.

Ostensibly, a well-prepared art lover might have a docent or, at the very least, a working …

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