since you’re asking “why…” and so far the responses are more along the lines of “how…”:
because sometimes you have situations where you dont want the people on one side see the ones on the other side.
this is the case for:
– the police (if they interview someone and want the victim to get a look on that suspect for example)
– clinical/product studies (the participants behave differently if they see the observers)
– pretty much any company that has groundlevel-offices and doesnt want passersby to just see what their employees are working on.
and tons of other situations
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