This might not be Path's fault though... I don't know how much Apple has simplified things, but it might go something like this:

OMG, this is my favorite Super Bowl ad series EVER. Even more than "Wassup?"

I think this is the thread of discussion that makes the most sense. I've thought and read quite a bit about this myself. I'm definitely going to read these books.

Ah yeah, I've seen you handle quite a few really cleverly. It's kinda fun to watch actually.

The best thing about my Y chromosome is it's a handy excuse. Look at it, it's puny compared to the X, the poor thing's gotta burn out all the time! No wonder I get stubborn and really stupid sometimes. Just gotta do my best to keep up with all you XX's out there. :)

I feel like you're not trying to understand or even convince me. And I'm pretty sure, now that we're like 6 levels deep in a thread, nobody else is reading either. I think it's time to let this die. I'll agree to disagree - and if you want, whoever's mostly right can post back in 10 years and say "told ya so".

Well - this may be just a preference thing then. Glamour photos may like soft-focus lenses, but Ansel Adams would've been appalled. (Just FYI, Adams was a pioneer of infinite depth of focus and optical perfection, i.e. sharp lenses, in nature photography.)

Mmmmaybe... I think you might be confusing the issues though. Your comment begs the question, "So you associate HFR with soaps, why don't you like soaps?"

I'm trying to go deeper than that - let's reverse the situation. Imagine everything you ever saw was shot in 48 fps, and then somebody shot a new film in 24 fps. Would you find it better? Would, on average, most people find it better? Or worse?

Actually - I was referring to the "young-un's" you mention. If you go young enough, there is no such thing as unfamiliar vs. familiar. I'm wondering a a larger scale than you're talking about: if young children can find themselves preferring the HFR and create moving and touching films for them at the HFR, then…

Vincent - Mr. Laforet - aka an amazing director - thanks for your take. I wonder if this is what it was like to go from black and white to color. I wonder how much of this is psychological. It feels a lot like the shortcomings of 3D HFR was just because it was unfamiliar. Younger people have an easier time with…

Not bad, but as always with physics, there are a few problems:

Isn't your math wrong? A tweet is 140 characters. Currently, a non-https shortened link is 20 characters, which means you have 140 - 20 = 120 characters left over. Try it out on twitter - insert a link and it says you have 120 characters left.

VOTE: Shure SE215.

They're freaking out as the helicopter crashes. I'd expect their eyeballs to freeze. They might still be freaking out, just for a very different reason.

...what do you think happens to people at -150 degrees??

OMG, exactly. I'm in physics, I know a smack-down when I see one. This is the academic equivalent of being slapped in the face so hard - with your own paper no less - that you travel back in time. They just can't actually do that because, you know, manners & professionalism.

This is copied from The Story of The Other Magi, by Henry van Dyke. To date, it's the best answer I've found to why it is okay to lie. The context: Harod sent Roman soldiers to kill babies matching Jesus' description, trying to prevent Jesus from becoming king. Artaban, the fourth magi, is late, and comes…

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance had an interesting insight into this. Pirsig says that instruction manuals are written by writers who come down to the engineering/design department and interview somebody. The boss looks around and gives the writer the engineer who he feels can spare his time. That's…

I invariably wake up after 4-5 hours of sleep and can't seem to go back to sleep for another 2. I'll just lie there, bored, for like half an hour and eventually give up and read or something. When I finally do go back to sleep, I sleep another 3-4 hours, and I feel fine. Any suggestions??