>>6281
>The lack of LED screens. I know you just said this as a minor example but do you know the reason why? Wtf is wrong with flat screens
Greys talked about this too, they even showed me the theory for how to make cathode ray tubes flat by placing multiple ray cannons on the outer edges instead of one in the middle, then making the adjustment mechanically angle with an exponential algorithm so that it moves as constant speed anyway.
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The issue with LEDs are that they have fixed pixels. This creates a mental illusion, if you have played old NES games in 240*360 res you know how your eyes feel weird after; your perception has adapted to a world with that many tiles. The real world has as many tiles as the organic sensors of your eyes, and a cathode ray tube TV can be made more exact until it reaches that same resolution, but instead of using fixed colours on the screen, having multiple colour rays. This is the way forward. LEDs are brainwashing devices which limit the mind.