this still Gnaws at me

[oldmxrat]

I did see a guard, next to a door he walked through. Nobody there but the guard.

That was a mannequin.

 

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[Kray Gelder]

That was a mannequin.

Huh. The mannequin moved.

 

[Kray Gelder]

my guess is he's using some form of virtual reality that can eliminate whatever you want as you walk around. VR has been tied to people no longer being able to believe in this reality.
I don't believe these videos have not been doctored in some way.
We might talk about time involved but you might be surprised how fast a machine like a 'CRAY' supercomputer could do thus. They have been used for computer-generated imagery etc.
Virtual Reality Is Disorienting People Into Questioning Reality

I believe it is an elaborate hoax. If we knew all the software out there unavailable to general public, we would probably just roll our eyes and move on.

I agree.

 

[Clay Diggins]

It's pretty simple to remove people from video frames. I've got a program that does it virtually in real time. It doesn't take AI (which does not yet exist) or a Cray just some number crunching.

The only thing surprising about this is that someone spent so much time on such an obvious hoax and there are so many eager to believe.

To each their own.

 

[pepperj]

We had dinner for a week with a guy & his wife on the QM ll.
He worked at Lockheed Martin (won't say in what capacity) but he did say this:
"Jim what ever you have for technology today, we've had it for 20-25 yrs now.
So just remember that one when the newest gadgets/programs/mapping/GPS, come available for the general public."

 

[Ocean7]

We had dinner for a week with a guy & his wife on the QM ll.
He worked at Lockheed Martin (won't say in what capacity) but he did say this:
"Jim what ever you have for technology today, we've had it for 20-25 yrs now.
So just remember that one when the newest gadgets/programs/mapping/GPS, come available for the general public."

100% correct! IMO

 

[Kray Gelder]

We had dinner for a week with a guy & his wife on the QM ll.
He worked at Lockheed Martin (won't say in what capacity) but he did say this:
"Jim what ever you have for technology today, we've had it for 20-25 yrs now.
So just remember that one when the newest gadgets/programs/mapping/GPS, come available for the general public."

I believe it. The steady planned obsolescence . New faster phones every 8 months. Seems like I just bought this computer, and it's 3 generations back already.

 

[UnderMiner]

I don't believe in paranormal things but I do believe in science and the funny thing about science is it's bassically paranormal when you really get into it. Like the Law of Big Numbers, essentially it means everything you can imagine, no matter how unlikely to happen, will happen because the odds of it happening are not zero and therefore it has to happen to someone somewhere at some time. Example being a man who lost his wedding ring in the ocean and then when he prepared a fish for dinner many years later he found the ring inside the fish. Or the man who won the lottery and then went to the convenience store with the news to reenact what he did the day he won the lottery and he won the lottery again with the ticket he bought for the reenactment.

 

[jeff of pa]

Yep there are Times I am Convinced I Am Psychic.
Dream Things a day before they Happen Etc.
Maybe not psychic as much as odds due to Unconscious
things you don't realize your noticing

Sort of the Things animals Feel before an Earthquake because
they are more joined to the ground, where as people have shoes, floors, multiple interests . animals have practically non of these