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I am not so sure. Copying from a short horror story I wrote myself, "The level of earthly technology (...) was already advanced enough to create whole movies us
by epx 6y ago
I am not so sure. Copying from a short horror story I wrote myself, "The level of earthly technology (...) was already advanced enough to create whole movies using digital actors exclusively, with perfect bodies and unprecedented beauty. But, for some reason, the masses still preferred flesh-and-bone actors, in spite of the costs and their erratic performance. The blurry, undefined line between the character and the human being is attractive by itself."
- trhway 6y ago>whole movies using digital actors exclusively, with perfect bodies and unprecedented beauty. lets make one step further - how about digital actors' images adjusted slightly for any given movie watcher. Can't be done with real people. New tech isn't always "better" (like in "better horse"), it opens/brings in new possibilities/capabilities (like in "car").