Why can you not see through fog when it’s ahead of you but you can once you’re in it?
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You can see through only so much fog, in it or out of it. Let’s say it’s a fog so dense you can see for 3 feet. In it or out of it, you can still see 3 feet into it. If you’re in the fog, you see through 3 feet of it in all directions, if you’re outside of it, it’s impenetrable only after the first 3 feet of haziness. Someone standing in the first 3 feet of this theoretical fog bank, while you were outside of the fog bank, would be as visible to you as if you were standing next to them in the same fog.
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