@gummibear737 San Giorgio made a commercial like this a couple decades ago. Now I know where they got the idea from. “It’s harvest time at San Giorgio”
@davidzweig@mattswami It’s called Continuous Inkjet, or CIJ. It’s an amazing technology from the 70s. The print head is somewhat distant from the surface it’s printing, but it has the ability to shoot better around a curve, such as a bottle. It’s faster and cheaper than other options for high volume
@docMJP If taken during twilight, could be a satellite, though I think only ISS would be that bright. Satellites fade out when the horizon eventually obscures the sun
@PatUnleashed I really do like how you all take that time to explore these things. And not just 10 minutes or so. In depth conversations. I’ll be waiting for the subject of Scalar Waves and Thomas Bearden to surface on this topic 🧐
@PLBorkholder@BenSwann_@Truth_InMedia Not necessarily. That video is clearly not of the people speaking, as they wouldn’t know if their vote was changed before they submitted it. I’m guessing that’s “B-roll” footage of a similar process so people know what their ballot process looks like and provides more context.