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Movies like Star Wars, intentionally, do not use the best computer graphics.

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Michael Snodgrass
16 days ago

I think I stand with myself on this one, so far, but I believe that the Zepurta Films, were the first “fake videos”… completely forged, film and digital manipulation,…. no one was in the fields, no one on the grassy knoll, no one in the car, …. No Car !!!!! Hahahahahaaa… period.

Nigel Mitchell
Nigel Mitchell
16 days ago

I am a space Kajillionair, the space is between my ears. Fake Enlightenment…hahahaha

Kerry Lenon
Kerry Lenon
16 days ago

Nothing new under the sun…

PETER
PETER
16 days ago

The state-of-the-art A.I & CGI systems are indistinguishable from the real thing. It could fool your mother into thinking it was you on the phone or in the video even throughout a conversation. Way back in the mid-90’s Amtrak Rail experimented with an AI booking and vocal conversation system which, even back then, would be good enough to fool your mother. At the end of the call it signed-off with a message that “you have been interacting with Amtrak’s AI system”. It got pulled quickly, most likely they had gathered enough proof-of-concept data and didn’t want to leave the system running lest it wake-up too many people to the existence of such tech. 

Not My Reality
16 days ago

That millions believed that obviously fake and laughable Buck Rogers ‘space ship’ ocean ditching is testament to the gullibility and low IQ of the general public.

David Antczak
David Antczak
16 days ago

Why would NASA’s early, and later, videos and images be so bad if ‘they’ are holding back better tech?
Perhaps that’s why the data centers are needed. Do you remember how you’d have to buy a new video card as the graphics became better and better. More computing power to run those cards. Overheating (water cooling?) was always an issue when running full graphics. What if ‘they’re’ about to unload a holographic reality that can project images onto air? No VR goggles needed?
The odd thing is, even with poor graphics your mind can experience those images as real (nervous system reactions, etc..). Once you ‘see it’ then it’s in your mind. Now you might recognize something in ‘reality’ similar to the ‘fake’ video because you have images in your subconscious. The reaction would be more intense. You wouldn’t have recognized it without the fake video experience. I’m now putting the thought of an image in your mind: yellow VW wagon. Let’s see if you suddenly start seeing them?
Also, remember that the higher the graphics the higher the resolution needed to experience it. Watching a super high graphic on a 480 resolution won’t cut it.

Last edited 15 days ago by David Antczak
Winston Wu
Winston Wu
3 days ago

Matt, did you know there’s a movie production company now called Magenta Light Studios? Look it up. They are making movies now. Also check out the Ryan Gosling movie “Project Hail Mary”. There is magenta all over it in many outer space scenes. It’s ridiculous and in your face now.

Winston Wu
Winston Wu
3 days ago

Matt, did you see the film I sent you called “Footprints on the Moon” from 1969? In the beginning of it you can hear Werner von Braun saying “the Apollo astronauts are actors in the greatest show on Earth”. It’s a huge truth drop. You should mention it or show the clip of it sometime.

Winston Wu
Winston Wu
3 days ago

Matt, do you think the big true crime cases are cake in a lake too? Look up the Michael Peterson Staircase Case. It’s totally ridiculous and unreal and looks like a joke. They show how two women in his life who look very similar both die at the bottom of a staircase under mysterious circumstances and he was the last to see both of them. What are the odds? Then the defense comes up with an owl theory that an owl killed his wife and caused all that blood splatter. It’s so bizarre and seems so unreal. No real world can work like that. These cases have so many twists and turns too that drive your mind crazy. It’s like a huge distraction. There are tons of documentaries about it and Netflix series too. Do you think these true crime cases are real or just composed of crisis actors or NPCs? How does the Notnilc do it? I guess if they can fake the Moon Landing then they can fake true crime cases too right?

Last edited 3 days ago by Winston Wu
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