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Guy uploads a fruit fly's consciousness to minecraft
u/catbeweird — 7 hours ago
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This picture of my aunt’s dog mid-‘zoomie’
u/Czarcasm3 — 6 hours ago
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Released in 1981, Roar is widely known as the most dangerous movie ever made. Written, directed, and starred in by Noel Marshall, it featured a cast that lived among roughly 150 untamed big cats, including lions, tigers, and leopards.
u/FEV_For_Breakfast — 7 hours ago
Humanoid robots performing group locomotion in precise alignment
u/KeanuRave100 — 13 hours ago
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This vintage rubber Mickey Mouse tractor that I got recently
u/lupindeathray — 5 hours ago
I coincidentally made an appointment with a man named Jesus, on 9/11, at the same time the first plane hit
u/CharlesJGuiteau — 9 hours ago
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Five gallons of human teeth
My local, very small town, has a mini-museum filled with local stuff. They have the contents of the old-school local dentist office, which includes a 5 gallon jug full of human teeth.
u/toolguy8 — 1 day ago
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This weird wood figure hanging above a creek in the middle of the woods
About 12 meters long, middle of nowhere. I KNOW IT'S JUST ART. Just a fun creepy find in a random remote spot.
u/Frequent-Click-951 — 1 day ago
Seeing this all by itself on the parking lot on a foggy morning on my way to work on a psychiatric unit that’s in the middle of nowhere. That’s a lot of ”no’s”.
u/Ok-Seat-93 — 1 day ago
100 pistachio faces. Pen on pistachio shells
I know I posted a still image of this recently. But I was just reminded that I did these exactly 3 years ago. You can still get a hand drawn pistachio face. This print comes with one: https://www.anthonychristopherart.com/prints/caverns-print-edition-of-25-11x14
As of this post it looks like there are 2 left.
u/AnthonyChristopher — 2 days ago
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This vintage Baby Doll that was stored in my Parent’s attic for over 30 years, has seen better days.
u/tramplamps — 1 day ago
A man repairs the antenna on the World Trade Center, NYC, 1979.
u/KingBMan18 — 2 days ago
this effect always scares me. its caused by a telephoto (long focal length) lens, and the phenomenon itself is called lens compression
It's common in horror movies where a pursuer or threat in the background looks unnervingly close to the character in the foreground. it creates a sense of being "boxed in" or trapped, since the compressed space feels smaller and more claustrophobic.
its often paired with a slow dolly/track where the camera moves while the compression stays extreme, which warps depth even further and feels disorienting.
u/Zu_Qarnine — 3 days ago