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It's a convoluted way of reinventing an eye patch.
You don't need to obtain and install a polarized filter when you are only using that filter to block all light going to one eye. Tape a piece of black paper over one lens, ya dummy.
Well, good thing this comic isn't talking about blocking out all light to one eye. Why would you want to watch a movie with one eye blocked anyway? Sounds horrible.
You the dummy. The modified glasses would make both eyes receive the same polarized light thus the same picture, not block the light.
You're right!