@Jessewelle Also reminds me of this ...
https://t.co/GLjfESqtfL
While the nerds are focusing on the artifacts and shadows etc., this is how most people would see this clip.
@Jessewelle If this can happen now, imagine in 5 or even 10 years!
Well done bro!
People now picking on the tiniest of things when if you showed this 5 years ago ppl would be WTF?
They wouldn't ask if it was AI, they'd believe it was real.
@dianasrosewolf@JesseO007@wildfreakouts From Virgin:
'When you first book a flight on the Virgin Australia website or app, you can select a standard or preferred seat through "Manage Booking" just like ANY other passenger.
The Constraint: You will not be able to select Emergency Exit Rows.'
@mozi_mozu85928@twibuznews Reminds me of this experiment. They created a rat utopia. It started off well but then failed. A warning for us all.
https://t.co/DuAU6R5qjp
https://t.co/36XHBLLPEn
@JesseO007@wildfreakouts Because he didn't have the foresight to choose an appropriate seat. I would have thought that would be a TOP priority in his condition, or he didn't want to pay the extra $10.
@MWat2722@OnDisasters Exactly. I love takeoffs because you get to experience close to 300km/h looking out the window, this looks like 160-180kmh.
At first I thought 'That's a bit fast for a taxiway'.
It's so strange they didn't gun the throttles.
@PrecisionLabs0 You know how we look back at old tech and laugh.
That's what they'll do in the future looking at the absurdity of trying to land a plane.
@BamBam0667@QBCCIntegrity They won't all die, just like in heatwaves not all birds survive but some do. The strong survive and the weak die. That's how it's always worked.
We shouldn't interfere with nature because we don't know the long term outcome of that.