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Mirrors in 007 look INSANELY clean. But they’re NOT using pathtracing or raytracing. They literally render the entire scene from a mirrored camera viewpoint and slap it onto the flat surface. Perfect realtime reflections of Bond, his backpack, the whole room + lighting… all super efficient. Same classic planar/render-to-texture... show more

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🇨🇦Coastal First Nations and other activist groups receive money to this day from US Billionaire Entities. But to make it more opaque they send the money to Tides who changed its name to MakeWay and then Makeway uses grants to make all the money look “local”. This money is used to fund all kinds of entities in Canada to stop projects or create certain outcomes that may look on the surface to be all about environmentalism but they are anything but. Who better to weaponize than radical activists to do your bidding?🤔 Meanwhile Canadian media have never done a deep dive on this web of foreign funds or any of the key people involved? Why?🤷🏻‍♂️

🇨🇦Coastal First Nations and other activist groups receive money to this day from US Billionaire Entities. But to make it more opaque they send the money to Tides who changed its name to MakeWay and then Makeway uses grants to make all the money look “local”. This money is used to fund all kinds of entities in Canada to stop projects or create certain outcomes that may look on the surface to be all about environmentalism but they are anything but. Who better to weaponize than radical activists to do your bidding?🤔 Meanwhile Canadian media have never done a deep dive on this web of foreign funds or any of the key people involved? Why?🤷🏻‍♂️

Satire Squad HQ

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This Tesla Semi Frito-Lay truck is sitting at the industrial gate fully loaded with a massive trailer when it just takes off smooth and strong like it weighs nothing... The driver sits calm in the cab as the bright yellow and red cab pulls forward, turns sharp onto the road, and the whole Cheetos-wrapped trailer follows with zero strain while the fence and warehouse slide past. Electric trucks like this look futuristic and efficient hauling heavy loads without breaking a sweat, but now you’re watching one accelerate right in front of you Do you get excited about the future of clean trucking and cheer how quiet and powerful it is, or worry that these heavy battery rigs are going to tear up roads, bridges, and infrastructure faster than anyone admits?

This Tesla Semi Frito-Lay truck is sitting at the industrial gate fully loaded with a massive trailer when it just takes off smooth and strong like it weighs nothing... The driver sits calm in the cab as the bright yellow and red cab pulls forward, turns sharp onto the road, and the whole Cheetos-wrapped trailer follows with zero strain while the fence and warehouse slide past. Electric trucks like this look futuristic and efficient hauling heavy loads without breaking a sweat, but now you’re watching one accelerate right in front of you Do you get excited about the future of clean trucking and cheer how quiet and powerful it is, or worry that these heavy battery rigs are going to tear up roads, bridges, and infrastructure faster than anyone admits?

Ryan Cey

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Donald Hoffman: "Neurons do not exist when they are not perceived" The Neuroscientist told Neil deGrasse Tyson that the universe only exists when you look at it just like a video game. They discussed the links between DMT & Simulation Theory. Perceptions are like a VR headset that only renders what you're focused on. "I see the moon, I render a moon. I turn away, I don't render a moon so the moon doesn't exist." In a multiplayer VR game like Grand Theft Auto, you look right and render a red Mustang. Look away and it's gone. No Mustang exists in the supercomputer until someone renders it. The same applies to cups, tables, even brains: "You don't have a brain until we actually look inside and render a brain." Evolution shaped our senses as a fitness interface, not for truth. Space time itself is the headset. Mind-bending, but backed by the math and the 2022 Nobel on local realism being false. Reality is far stranger than it appears.

Donald Hoffman: "Neurons do not exist when they are not perceived" The Neuroscientist told Neil deGrasse Tyson that the universe only exists when you look at it just like a video game. They discussed the links between DMT & Simulation Theory. Perceptions are like a VR headset that only renders what you're focused on. "I see the moon, I render a moon. I turn away, I don't render a moon so the moon doesn't exist." In a multiplayer VR game like Grand Theft Auto, you look right and render a red Mustang. Look away and it's gone. No Mustang exists in the supercomputer until someone renders it. The same applies to cups, tables, even brains: "You don't have a brain until we actually look inside and render a brain." Evolution shaped our senses as a fitness interface, not for truth. Space time itself is the headset. Mind-bending, but backed by the math and the 2022 Nobel on local realism being false. Reality is far stranger than it appears.

Interstellar

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