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    The technology exists to do this +
    Propaganda has been increasingly pervasive in the past I don't know how many years +
    Critical thinking skills are now considered to be oppressive and are shut down at every opportunity +
    The subject is certainly attractive enough to catch some attention -
    The animation hasn't quite beat the uncanny valley, but it's close
    = The possibilities of this is more than a little bit unnerving.

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    Coil preparation line in the Tin Plate Department of the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation's Aliquippa Works. March, 1952.

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    I clicked wrong one first, her head bigger than laptop screen. But more seriously, script of the animation needs to be recorded, and listened to or read every day.
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    We owe 'her' an apology.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ductape View Post
    The technology exists to do this +
    Propaganda has been increasingly pervasive in the past I don't know how many years +
    Critical thinking skills are now considered to be oppressive and are shut down at every opportunity +
    The subject is certainly attractive enough to catch some attention -
    The animation hasn't quite beat the uncanny valley, but it's close
    = The possibilities of this is more than a little bit unnerving.
    I'll take that to mean when a senile puppet fails to respond with teleprompter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ductape View Post
    The technology exists to do this +
    Propaganda has been increasingly pervasive in the past I don't know how many years +
    Critical thinking skills are now considered to be oppressive and are shut down at every opportunity +
    The subject is certainly attractive enough to catch some attention -
    The animation hasn't quite beat the uncanny valley, but it's close
    = The possibilities of this is more than a little bit unnerving.
    One of the primary reasons why Keanu Reeves has a clause in his contracts that states no CG editing is ever to be done to any of the characters he plays in his movies. CG the whole movie, if need be, just not anything about his person. I don't know or care if he is left right center or no affiliation to politics, he has the right idea there.
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    Machine shop instructor supervises the manufacture of shells at McKinley training school. 1917.

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    Neck ties and long sleeves with the lathe is a lethal combination.

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    It is a wonder that any of us, or for sure our grandparents, survived!!

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    A necktie surpasses the 'danger' of long sleeves?
    No, those are buttoned-up close.
    How many of us worked around rotating or reciprocating machinery for decades without serious injury? Were we miraculously saved by a safety poster, or ample self-awareness? That includes sufficient if not continual evaluation of our surroundings. Isn't a necktie less dangerous than working on flight deck of an aircraft carrier?
    If there were a poll, most will say they'd prefer to rely on themselves than an administrative process. It's not much different than "when seconds count, the police are just minutes away".
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