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jrm4 ◴[03 Jul 25 17:06 UTC] No.44457127[source]▶

>>44456779 (OP) #

Yup, yet another example of the thing I'll never stop finding fascinating:

ANY noticeable percieved "flaw" in any creative media will eventually become an aesthetic choice.

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1. account42 ◴[04 Jul 25 10:41 UTC] No.44463298[source]▶

>>44457127 #

I don't think it's just that here. Our brains simply prefer high entropy signals over low entropy ones. It's why mobile phones (and digital cameras before them) use sharpen filters to the point where the result looks unnatural.

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