Man Uploads, Downloads, and Re-Uploads Video to YouTube 1,000 Times - Neatorama

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And the video above is the result. Patrick Liddell, a musician, modeled his experiment on Alvin Lucier's 1969 composition I Am Sitting in a Room, which did something similar. Liddell says "I regard this activity not so much as a demonstration of a digital fact, but more as a way to eliminate all human qualities my speech and image might have." Here is his YouTube channel, which contains all 1,000 videos, and below is the original video (via Urlesque).

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Interesting. The less human it sounded, the harder I tried to understand what was being said.

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That "voice" blared out from my speakers, touched some android-fearing part of my psyche, and scared the hell out of me.

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Uahgh, creepy! *shudder*

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I can't tell the difference.

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That's pretty cool. I've heard the Alvin Lucier composition mentioned, so it was interesting to watch this video.

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The Island was much closer to the film Parts: The Clonus Horror. Ripoff perhaps. There was actually a lawsuit over the similarity.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parts,_The_Clouns_Horror#The_Island_suit

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Awwww, they shouldn't have.

No, really, they shouldn't have.
lol

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Farrah was beautiful in the original! Should not be remade.

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I agree, this movie should not be remade. Then again, no movie should be remade!

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We have to have a new "Logan's Run". The old one is over thirty.

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"If you’ve seen the film The Island, you’ve basically seen Logan’s Run with a slightly different twist and in a much toned down iteration."

Er, excuuuuuuuuuuse me, but have you even SEEN Logan's Run? The only things the two films have in common are that they are both set in the future. The similarities pretty much end there.

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