>>2915
This is a very important point that will define all sharing of information in the coming century - you should probably post it in a different thread so it isn't buried by porn slop here.
People have already begun to become so detached from reality that they can't discern simple differences between things like species of bugs, or the likelihood of weather, or any number of perfectly natural things that you or I could do as children. Most people are post-literate due to the proliferation of emoji, character limits on social media sites encouraging short form posting, and the ubiquity of third party reaction gifs (Tenor, Tumblr) giving everyone a visual mental vocabulary which is far more accessible and immediate than typing out words oneself.
The topic of image cleaning filters was relevant during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, where footage that had an original resolution/bitrate that made it pretty clear was provided (by the prosecution, I think) at a much lower bitrate that turned images of Rittenhouse's body into blurry messes. Then the TV in the courtroom had to be adjusted to ensure that
it wasn't doing anything.
The first quarter of the 21st century marked the steps from a pre-future world to a post-future world. The next quarter century will mark the step from a post-future world to a world of futuristic mundanity. We may live to see the machine stop in our lifetimes, but not until every possible source of fuel has been exhausted.