Note that I generated this animation with technology on the "My Heritage" website: https://myheritage.com/deep-nostalgia/result/863659401-500004 …. As always, be cautious of data-mining.
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Frederick Douglass, the mighty abolitionist, was the single most photographed person in the United States during the nineteenth century. Here's how he might've looked in motion. Brace yourself and press play.pic.twitter.com/HOxDK7jGyh
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Put Frederick on a bill already. Especially with those chiseled features.
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Harriet Tubman first, please. She's already got a bill lined up.
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Here's another animation of Frederick Douglass that
@jcdmce generated earlier today (which got me hooked on these animations in the first place). That subtle smile at the end puts Mona Lisa to shame.pic.twitter.com/fzzIm7bL56Show this threadThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This is so good. Thank you for sharing!https://twitter.com/Afromanticist/status/1365927680923881472 …
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he reminds me of someone....but I can't quite get there. good looking man.
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my sense of wonder might be tinged with a sense of terror. so it goes.
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(also be cautious of the the potential for video forgery, mass deception, the rise of the robots, artificial intelligence gone amuck, dystopic futures, etc.)
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