Yes, I pondered the orb.
, its namesakes were powerful orbs in the mythology of "Lord of the Rings" author JRR Tolkien, which granted bearers terrifying capacities for spying and manipulation.
The whole thing was over faster than I would have imagined, a painless experience that felt less like an eye exam than waiting to be photographed by a friend without knowing when to say cheese. Frustratingly, I can't access my iris scans using the app, which would be pretty cool. And neither the operator nor a Worldcoin representative answered questions about when the UBI aspect might be unveiled, thoughearlier this week that he doesn't see UBI becoming a regular thing on our planet until "very far in the future."
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