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I don't think that's a very strong counterargument. Most people probably aren't really watching these things. They either process it with their peripheral visi
by TomasSedovic 16y ago
I don't think that's a very strong counterargument.
Most people probably aren't really watching these things. They either process it with their peripheral vision or glance at it for a while when they're really bored and there's nothing else to see.
Now, the image is rather ordinary and stays there only for a few seconds.
This isn't flying saucer or a plane crashing into a building. It's just a dude on a TV that displays ads.
How different is it, really, from the famous Blade Runner ad?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ17UsZ0DEQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ17UsZ0DEQ
Also, the camera almost never films people who actually see the screens. So even if there was someone pointing finger at it, we wouldn't see it in the video.