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These special effects are inconceivable
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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2026
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I ran across a study a while back how social media is causing brain damage in kids.
AI, social media and internet is becoming the lead poisoning of this generation.
But this particular example is far from a cooked brain situation. I had the same questions when I was a kid about how they make cartoons and movies. There are many practical and in camera effects that were used to make people bigger or smaller and are very interesting to learn about. Nothing cooked about it.