It is long, but in my opinoin it’s defintely worth a careful watach. As one Youtube commenter says: 🙂

“Steve Gwilt 2 weeks ago
Thanks a lot, Mr. Greer. I was suppose to get the lawn mowed today. Didn’t happen, LOL. This was very eye opening.”

Still, the idea of having things beamed into your eye to create holograms doesn’t sound like a great alternative either!

I don’t think so either!

Ahhh … thanks Blake and David for explaining that further. Should have dug a bit deeper! Still, the idea of having things beamed into your eye to create holograms doesn’t sound like a great alternative either!

Thanks for looking into it Blake. I thought the family in the video David posted were not touching those animals very precisely, sometimes “petting the air” instead of the animal itself. That makes sense if they were just trying to touch the animals that were on the screen with their “screen hands”. Still quite cool I think, as some people pointed out in the comment, why to keep animals in the ZOO, if families can just come to the holographic performance and learn about them that way. 🙂 One of the positives of such technologies I guess. Or find yourself in a war somewhere, learning what it must have been for the people involved, etc.

The overwhelming feeling I get from it all though, is how incredibly sad it all is. Not just for the average person who misses out on potentially life-improving and planet-saving technology (like clean energy), or how the masses are manipulated. But it’s more so incredibly sad for the perpetrators of all these black projects. How simple-minded and short-sighted all their aims are. But I guess this is what humans deserve; old, feeble technology; people in power who conceal, lie and manipulate; and exclusion from anything of a higher nature.

Good pickup Blake, I should have looked deeper before posting that video.

Looks like the whale video is a promo for Magic Leap which is a technology being developed which will be similar to google glass, but that works by “beaming the signal directly into the retina itself, creating the same types of neurological effects as real objects around you”. From this article

Hey Ella,

I actually think that is very cool :D! (hashtag #luvwhales, jk)

However I think this video is not what it makes itself out to be. Rather, I think, it’s a video shot of an audience that’s been asked to look in a certain direction and shout ‘woow’ and afterwards in post production a whale has been added to it along with some holographic looking elements.

The video David’s posted and others like it are also not what it may seem to be, I think. Those holograms (or in this case 3D cgi objects) are there in real time, however they can only be seen on a screen. So, for exmaple, a camera films you standing in a corner, you look onto a screen where you see yourself in that corner, but with added lions walking around you. These online videos are only showing the screen footage.

However even such technologies can be implamented with VR glasses in the future in a similar way to the ‘augmented reality’ stuff. So you would look around your room with some glasses and see everything normally, apart from the Polar bear in your kitchen ;-).

This doesn’t mean that there aren’t very advanced holographic technologies in secret black projects, that perhaps even use a very different line of technology to create illusions.

Woa, that looked very real! Interesting to see some of the comments below that video as well. People bringing up 9/11 and the idea of somebody projecting the second coming of Jesus so easily with this … definitely no bueno in the wrong hands. Thanks for the share, Ella.

Thanks for sharing that Ella, I had no idea hologram technology was that advanced either.

And if that’s what they’re showing off in public, imagine what they have which is already being kept secret..

Here is another example, apparently it’s called 7D holographic technology: https://youtu.be/6dLi_uE5l90

Just wanted to share this link, showing just how real holographic images can be. To be honest I hadn’t really understood this until seeing this.

Being able to project an image to an unsuspecting audience who don’t know it’s a hologram … that’s a dangerous tool in the wrong hands. I’m not sure if this video is more relevent in another conversation, but I thought I’d put it here!

https://www.facebook.com/thepeoplesvoicetv/videos/632936400187138/?fref=nf

It was also interesting for me to note that it was shared by a FB friend in a positive light: “the stuff dreams are made of”…