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Originally posted by Averysmallfoxx
similar points have been made by our resident cgi experts and without having my own cgi experience i have to take the experts opinion at face value, which isnt as hard as perhaps a week ago. that is to say before the response by "isaac". i dunno at all about this. i cant rule it out, i dont want to,but the further we go the more it feels and looks like hoax which reaffirms octams razor on the subject...*gosh*
Originally posted by ejsaunders
Hey don't knock it until you've been felt up by an armed MP! Its great! And I've seen COLONELS being frisked, let alone a middle management bimbo.
That and the fact he says the documents were blacked out BUT NOT STAMPED has lost him my last remaining credible sticker, sorry Isaac, better luck next hoax, at least you've learnt how it works now, aye!
Originally posted by -0mega-
I believe there was a response from Isaac (a letter if I remember correctly) which got ''proven'' as a hoax as well.
Though I only read someone talking about the response letter, so I don't know if it has ever been ''debunked'' (the letter that is)
Originally posted by SurferXXX
Assuming that this is a hoax and Isaac who posted on ATS is the same guy who called the St. Louis crypto show
Originally posted by ejsaunders
I'm trying to get hold of the email address associated with the fortunecity domain per UK copyright law. I will, if successful, pass it on to Springer.
Originally posted by alevar
Originally posted by SurferXXX
Assuming that this is a hoax and Isaac who posted on ATS is the same guy who called the St. Louis crypto show
Wait wait wait... Isaac posted here!? Do you have a link??
Originally posted by ejsaunders
I'm trying to get hold of the email address associated with the fortunecity domain per UK copyright law. I will, if successful, pass it on to Springer.
Originally posted by joakimlinden
This is my first post at this forum.
To me, the close-ups of the "I-beams" and the anti gravity generator (A1), contain so many obvious rendering artifacts that I have to conclude with 99% certainty on my part that they have been rendered with a 3d program.
The blueish soft shadow that surrounds the objects are typical of the preset settings for "Global Illumination" in many renderers. It is there to emulate the look of an overcast or sunless sky as it illuminates an object from all angles at the same time with the cool blue light of our atmosphere ( unlike a sunny situation where light comes from one main direction - the sun ). Notice however that the reflections in the objects seem to indicate that they are sitting in a completely naked room - with nothing else being reflected but the surface they sit on. The shadows also contain small speck-like features that are typical for renderings of this kind - this is because of optimizations in the calculations in the renderer, to save time when rendering...
There are other things I can point to, but I feel that this post is waay too long as it is...
Believe me, this is with 99% certainty a computer-made image, NOT a photograph.
Originally posted by Springer
I would love to see one of our excellent researchers take on the challenge of finding the dates that the specific issues that "Isaac" refutes were FIRST raised in any reasonable venue.
By reasonable venue I mean, a site that has decent traffic, there are only a handful of sites that cover these topics that have serious traffic. There are several, very small, sites that cover these topics that these issues could have been raised on but I think the number in the field is manageable.
I know I am "harping on" the time line issue but it's extremely suspect to me. I am almost willing to bet real currency that many of the issues refuted had not been raised anywhere, the very same day the images and documents were presented.
I know of only one way this time line is possible but even it is a stretch beyond belief.
Springer...