>>20595124 LB/PB

It depends on both outlooks and perspectives, and your trust in the systems you speak of.

II have 0 trust in any of the systems post 2004, and little then if not before 2000.

:)

But what I say is also a Think Mirror because they get you with what seems to be a "burner phone" they will try to use that to incriminate you of some sorta espionage or illegal activity alone.

There are 2 sides to everyCOIN.

30+yrs anon… and then some.

Tell me I'm a whack-job from the counter-nerve agent pills I took as a kid starting out in the 1St Gulf.

>>20595197

Thank you also for yours also.

Anon's true GeX, I cry and mourn for our Armed Forces that are still true, for I fear for them.

~o7

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>>20595251

That's what makes me sad, 180 on the training we've all received… a reasoning of white supremist insurgents with Biden or his next "elected" replacement…

I cannot see anything other than violence presenting a façade of civil war for the Administration to begin begging for U.N. & NATO assistance…

Digital or analog being in use?

>>20595277

https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2017/07/geekery-the-rolling-shutter-effect-explained.html

Ever wonder why moving objects on cell phone videos look a little warped?

The camera on your phone doesn’t capture images like film cameras. When you take a still shot there’s no shutter – it takes a digital scan, line by line. This can cause fast moving objects to warp. This is the rolling shutter effect. In his most recent video Destin Sandlin uses high speed camera footage to simulate the effect to explain it using planes, guitar strings, and other fast moving objects…

https://youtu.be/dNVtMmLlnoE

Behind the scenes shows how they did the rolling shutter videos….

https://youtu.be/eMJFpj-0ogA

I’m a bit more impressed with the method than the result. That took a lot of work, and math, to accomplish.

You can check out more entertaining and education videos from Smarter Every Day here.

https://www.youtube.com/user/destinws2

https://www.explainthatstuff.com/digitalcameras.h

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>>20595274

he jonesin'

Rolling shutter looks like he's agitated highly.