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> Those high frame rates are great for reality television, and we accept them because we know these things are real. We’re always going to associate high frame
by Florin_Andrei 14y ago
> Those high frame rates are great for reality television, and we accept them because we know these things are real. We’re always going to associate high frame rates with something that’s not acted, and our brains are always going to associate low frame rates with something that is not. If they’re seeing something artificial and it starts to approach something looking real, they begin to inherently psychologically reject it.
Translation:
I learned to do things in this particular way, and I cannot unlearn it.
- pm90 14y agoI'm genuinely curious: in cases like this, how do we differentiate between what is truly not pretty and what we don't like just because we're habituated to something else? Does the former even mean anything, since we humans are the only ones experiencing the technology?
- Florin_Andrei 14y agoApparently, this is a difficult question to answer. http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/beauty/ http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/beauty/
- TillE 14y agoIn this case, run some experiments with people from various cultures who have never seen film or television before. Humanity is fairly diverse, and many behaviors or preferences have little to do with genetics.