What Is The Uncanny Valley'? - Art Across Cultures

What Is The Uncanny Valley'? In this engaging video, we will dive into the intriguing concept of the uncanny valley. We will unpack the origins of this term, introduced by Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori in the 1970s, and explore how it relates to our feelings towards humanoid robots and animations. You’ll learn how comfort levels shift as objects become more human-like, and why there is a sudden drop in comfort when they are almost indistinguishable from real humans.

We will also examine various examples from popular culture, including movies and video games, that illustrate this phenomenon. Understanding the uncanny valley is essential for designers and creators working with human-like figures, as we will discuss the balance they need to strike to ensure comfort rather than discomfort.

Join us in this exploration of the uncanny valley and discover the psychological and evolutionary factors that contribute to our reactions towards nearly human-like entities. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more captivating discussions on art, technology, and human perception!

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What is a soul? What is a body?

Animation of matter, is it like binary programming? emotions are an intelligence, they can be intense and leave a residue of energy behind that can be re-read as if a memory (ghosts)

plants experience pain, animals mourn

what is the difference between an animal foundation vs machine? not much if anything, yes I would say it is possible

"God made adam and eve from the dirt... our bodies are vases(clay, dirt, earth material) God breathed life into us.

if a soul is energy then according to quantum mechanics the soul can extend itself into another vase, there are many elements of the earth, thus one could extend themselves into a computer, a machine, a wrong and the like, or become displaced in energy (ghost)

in the Bible of Jesus we are told that we are not the only creations of God. We are also told that God is omnipresent knowing everything and is outside of time itself. I looked at our communication technology and how we broke time through the quartz crystal and see that a computer is the opportunity to speak to those outside of time and within it


University, Science, and Medicine tried to remove religion but I am unsure how they could study quantum mechanics, history, oddities in technology without it.