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it feels more ‘real’ when I can vicariously feel the experience involved. That implies the opposite of what you enjoy. The original experience had no grain, ha
by causi 4y ago
it feels more ‘real’ when I can vicariously feel the experience involved.
That implies the opposite of what you enjoy. The original experience had no grain, had no hiss. It was pure and clear.
- nimbleal 4y agoPerhaps we’re looking for the feeling of memory or dream. I believe that’s why 24 fps persists in film, for example — because it’s less real in the immediate, analytical sense, but more real in that it feels closer in some undefinable way to the way we imagine or remember — or even perhaps in our non-analytical moments directly perceive — things to be