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This post reminds me of an article I read about ‘uncanny valley’. It’s basically a theory that if something artificial is made to resemble a human in a near perfect way – it causes an automatic revulsion response.
Apparently it’s seen as a problem in the film industry (particularly for titles like The Polar Express that use motion capture computer animation) with audiences complaining that the simulations are creepy or have “dead eyes”.
Definitely creepy!