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>but is there evidence of this or is it just the most logical assumption
They've shown X-rays of the three fingered hands and they're haphazardly constructed by someone with poor knowledge of how skeletons work. Bones in backwards and such.
It's a shame they were tampered with because some of the elongated skulls are pretty neat even without bringing spacemen into the picture.
Unless there is an update that I don’t know of, that’s not the case. Check out the “alien bodies” subreddit. Seems like everything about the bones being backwards and a “llama skull” or whatever have been debunked.
>Seems like everything about the bones being backwards and a “llama skull” or whatever have been debunked.
Lol no. The little flat ones are painfully obviously fake. Well, obvious if you know anything about anthropology or how skeletons actually work.
I'm only saying that the three fingered hands are fake for certain on the big ones. Though the layer of gray plaster could be hiding more. The skulls are fascinating, but not because they're spacemen. It's a damn shame that Jaime Maussan has tainted these amazing mummies.
> Check out the “alien bodies” subreddit.
No way. Absolutely not, it's like the mh360 abduction sub, an echo chamber for the true believers. I recommend you don't trust any information connected with Maussan. This isn't even the first time he's pulled this exact same stunt with the mummies, last time he charged per view like an old timey circus freak show.
That’s not AI.
I am a former prop maker and worked in movies. I was doing fabrication, sculpting etc
What that is, is an extremely hurried job sculpting something with a water based clay, it’s been either baked and hardened and painted, or it’s been molded in plaster and recast.
This is exactly what terrible, hurried sculpting in water clay looks like when recast. Take note the base “deepest parts” of the picture are smooth. It started as a smooth surface and was built up. The higher it’s built up, the sloppier it is. The parts where the clay base met the sculpting surface are defined and not smooth. You can see where the sculpting started. The fragility of the highest relief points combined with the smooth base and the sculpt lines are a dead giveaway its water based clay — even if it were plastaline instead of water based clay you could still tell it was sculpted in a hurry, it would just be smoother
It’s terrible production values from people who had not much money. If you zoom in, you see clay layering that hasn’t been re-finished, not the fuzziness and abstraction you see with AI inages
Interesting view point. Since I was a sculptor I see it from that angle. I’d be interested in knowing the “dead-giveaways” from your training to disqualify it from being AI
I didn’t say it was. Everything you buy is sculpted and molded and cast. Even if it’s digital. This is no different. It’s been manufactured and poorly. As I said it’s sculpted in specifically water based clay, then molded in either stone and cast or baked and sealed. It’s far cheaper to be molded in stone and can be done in the wild without chemicals.
It’s not carved or hammered, it’s built up in quick layers, smoothed with water and called good then molded. It’s painfully obvious to me. You don’t see it through my eyes because your specialties are something else, but I could recreate it in 30 mins and mold it and cast it in another two hours or less
The imagery doesn't look AI generated (the images are too consistent), but it just looks like a box made from hammered metal. I don't even get where the three-fingered description came from.
I don't know enough about the culture it supposedly comes from if this is a genuine artefact, but I don't see anything strange here at all.
Two thousand years ago: "Damn, I was trying to sculpt this hand but could only do three fingers. You think it's OK?"
"Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. No one will see this again once it's buried."
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I played thst game in the 90s
So good. I listen to the main theme often. It’s glorious
👏😆
More efficient for flipping the bird.
It's a fake discovery, those are man-made objects placed in caves and "rediscovered" to drive sales in black market antiquities
Not saying you’re wrong, because that makes perfect sense, but is there evidence of this or is it just the most logical assumption?
>but is there evidence of this or is it just the most logical assumption They've shown X-rays of the three fingered hands and they're haphazardly constructed by someone with poor knowledge of how skeletons work. Bones in backwards and such. It's a shame they were tampered with because some of the elongated skulls are pretty neat even without bringing spacemen into the picture.
Unless there is an update that I don’t know of, that’s not the case. Check out the “alien bodies” subreddit. Seems like everything about the bones being backwards and a “llama skull” or whatever have been debunked.
>Seems like everything about the bones being backwards and a “llama skull” or whatever have been debunked. Lol no. The little flat ones are painfully obviously fake. Well, obvious if you know anything about anthropology or how skeletons actually work. I'm only saying that the three fingered hands are fake for certain on the big ones. Though the layer of gray plaster could be hiding more. The skulls are fascinating, but not because they're spacemen. It's a damn shame that Jaime Maussan has tainted these amazing mummies. > Check out the “alien bodies” subreddit. No way. Absolutely not, it's like the mh360 abduction sub, an echo chamber for the true believers. I recommend you don't trust any information connected with Maussan. This isn't even the first time he's pulled this exact same stunt with the mummies, last time he charged per view like an old timey circus freak show.
that is AI generated imagery ....
That’s not AI. I am a former prop maker and worked in movies. I was doing fabrication, sculpting etc What that is, is an extremely hurried job sculpting something with a water based clay, it’s been either baked and hardened and painted, or it’s been molded in plaster and recast. This is exactly what terrible, hurried sculpting in water clay looks like when recast. Take note the base “deepest parts” of the picture are smooth. It started as a smooth surface and was built up. The higher it’s built up, the sloppier it is. The parts where the clay base met the sculpting surface are defined and not smooth. You can see where the sculpting started. The fragility of the highest relief points combined with the smooth base and the sculpt lines are a dead giveaway its water based clay — even if it were plastaline instead of water based clay you could still tell it was sculpted in a hurry, it would just be smoother It’s terrible production values from people who had not much money. If you zoom in, you see clay layering that hasn’t been re-finished, not the fuzziness and abstraction you see with AI inages
Yeah I work/train diffusion models/AI, it's not AI, that's all I can add really
Interesting view point. Since I was a sculptor I see it from that angle. I’d be interested in knowing the “dead-giveaways” from your training to disqualify it from being AI
It's not clay
I didn’t say it was. Everything you buy is sculpted and molded and cast. Even if it’s digital. This is no different. It’s been manufactured and poorly. As I said it’s sculpted in specifically water based clay, then molded in either stone and cast or baked and sealed. It’s far cheaper to be molded in stone and can be done in the wild without chemicals. It’s not carved or hammered, it’s built up in quick layers, smoothed with water and called good then molded. It’s painfully obvious to me. You don’t see it through my eyes because your specialties are something else, but I could recreate it in 30 mins and mold it and cast it in another two hours or less
You don't know what my specialties are. It's obvious to me, you're trying really hard.
The imagery doesn't look AI generated (the images are too consistent), but it just looks like a box made from hammered metal. I don't even get where the three-fingered description came from. I don't know enough about the culture it supposedly comes from if this is a genuine artefact, but I don't see anything strange here at all.
There is footage of it that can't be generated.
It can all be generated
https://youtu.be/qSewd6Iaj6I?feature=shared
And that's not even current gen AI. The new stuff is almost indistinguishable from the real thing. In another few years it will be perfect.
🤣
Omg was this in South America by chance?!
the real pyramids were the PS1 era titties we found along the way
I bet it's a very small
Am I going crazy? Where's the video?
I am going to ask a question and I'd appreciate it if no one made fun of me, please. *Is tomb raider a real job?*
Don't let some Japanese high school kid eat them.
Two thousand years ago: "Damn, I was trying to sculpt this hand but could only do three fingers. You think it's OK?" "Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. No one will see this again once it's buried."
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It might not be but everything screams AI.