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No doubt, but sped up at the moment of acceleration.
by shamaku 9y ago
No doubt, but sped up at the moment of acceleration.
- ak39 9y agoWhat makes you say this?
- thechao 9y agoThe people around the car jerk a bit. Could be camera motion, scared spectators, altered video; I’m not an expert.
- lawrenceyan 9y agoI'm curious as to why you choose to believe that their was a conspiracy to release a sped up video rather than the fact that the car really is just that quick. Cognitive dissonance? Shorting Tesla stock? It's not like you're mentally deficient or anything so there has to be a logical reason in your mind as to why you ended up thinking this. I would be very keen to know what that is.
- thechao 9y agoI don't think it's altered video. I'm just describing possible things that people could see in that video, which might lead to that conclusion: 1. an odd camera motion; 2. scared spectators jerking; or, 3. altered video. I do, however, think the people downvoting me have significant reading comprehension problems. However, that's a thing they will have to reflect on, internally, and has no bearing on me.
- somewhatfar 9y agoA human is holding the camera and at the beginning of the video has a specific cadence and wobble. The cadence and wobble speeds up. Furthermore, the human's reaction time to keep the car somewhat centered in the frame is unlikely.
- throwaway77384 9y agoprove this :)
- davidwhodge 9y agonope. Did not speed it up. Straight from photos app on my phone to Twitter
- JungleGymSam 9y agoYour comment reveals that you don't know what you're talking about. Very fast cars are rare so their rate of acceleration looks strange to someone that's not used to it.