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How much of what we see on our television screens is real?
How much is a simulated experience designed specifically for our senses?
Why do people continue to automatically trust the ‘screens’ and their digital media fakery?
Leave your thoughts below!
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Catherine (very recognisable voice) makes lots of good points.
The deep fakes are exactly undetectable as she states. It is scary and points to a future I wish to not be part of.
Visual perceptions are deceiving and being skeptical is healthy.