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Gonna be honest, it feels like the bot was making satire. See, it also has a laugh track it controls; here it chooses not to use it and instead has the bigoted character state "but is no one laughing." Its saying this isnt funny and no one agrees with these weirdos
@JJJ4Y0_O /3 The quicker an object is, or if an object is more out of focus for the viewer the more blur theyll experience. Those objects would appear as if they had lower framerates. But slower objects or ones you follow with your eye would appear more like something at 60fps
@JJJ4Y0_O No person has any static framerate tho. Its varies less on the actual eye and more on the speed of an object. After around 24 fps our brains recognize it as fluid motion. Between 24 and 60 there's a range of perceivable motion blur. 24 being the most blur and 60 being the last /2
@Mid_Knyght@JJJ4Y0_O This is actually just the slowest framerate that can trick our eyes into perceiving fluid movement. Its standard in movies because it's the least costly on film. It also gives some nice motion blur but is a little over dramatized over the more natural blur of broadcast's 30 fps
@trafag_law@strawhatsaki2 Oda straight up has a post of Che Guvara in his office and has named characters after paintings of the Spanish civil war. he's at the very least well read on socialist and anarchist revolutions. Fully believe by the end the message will follow the trend
@CarbonGlitch13 BOROS BOIS BOROS BOIS
Born on, let's see here, MIRRODIN! OH NO
Planeswalked to ... Muraganda, with a specialty for artifacts, somehow. Not sure how but sure, neat. I'm sure theres a story there
@lynelmilk Johnny Gibson - Mastermind Rouge/Vengeance Paladin. Western setting
Started wearing the mask while hiding from the rest of the party during a particularly traumatic event. Eventually it was split in two revealing him as the vigilante in the city that the party kept hearing of.
@DanielBGreene A lot of Osamu Tezuka's stuff are 1 volume stories. He's the guy who made Astroboy and actually seen as the father of Anime/Manga.
Ayako is one of these stories. It's basically about a family of feudal lords dealing with the transition to capitalism following WW2