> How would I view events like WWI, or the Civil War, if we could watch them in 1080p? Would they feel "closer"? Will it have the effect of collapsing time? Wou

> How would I view events like WWI, or the Civil War, if we could watch them in 1080p? Would they feel "closer"? Will it have the effect of collapsing time? Would we "learn more" from history because we can identify more? That is an interesting point I've never really thought of even though I've heard "history is written by the victors" so many times. Given that it is unlikely that we will have complete access to audiovisual "360° 30K video with megagamut" and even if we did, we likely wouldn't have the ability to sift through all of it efficiently, I have a feeling that history wouldn't change much. Machine learning (deep fakes et. al) is another arms race that might come in to play as well. If we extrapolate from today, I'd say it is likely that I'd probably yell "fake" or at least claim that the video lacks "context" even if I saw something in "360° 30K video with megagamut" video if it doesn't align with what I already believe in...