Trusting Your Own Eyes

October 24, 2009/

Imagine watching President Obama speak on TV and watch him tell us he’s actually a “closet” Republican, was just kidding about universal health care, and has a secret man crush on Glenn Beck. Ludicrous right? Someday…maybe not.

Watch this TED video and realize how close we are to no longer being able to believe what we’re seeing in video. From needing experts to determine whether a video is fake, in the same way we now hire Photoshop experts to examine the pixels in an image to determine if it’s been altered.

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