Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[California]

And I think I've posted this one in this thread before. India, 2004.

 

[JohnDeereJoey]

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I recall Dad's '49 Chev used a roll of toilet paper in its filter canister, real Old School. J.C. Whitney specialized in aftermarket options like that. Are they still around?

Absolutely! Around here, toilet rolls are readily available.

 

[Dftodd]

And I think I've posted this one in this thread before. India, 2004.

That brings back memories of when I was a kid. Lost count of how many times I've ridden on a tractor like that when I was a kid.

Also used to stand on the draw bar and hold onto the back of the seat while dad was driving.

My twin brother and I were the ballast for the back blade when needed as well

 

[WinterDeere]

well, it may not be wrong, but it is towing.

 

[seville009]

dose it need that much of a analysis for one to see it is fake ?? I don't know why someone would even shared this fake video...

Not sure if the individual who shared it though it was real or not but I see more and more people sharing video from video games or CGI generated thinking they are real.

A quick search shows that that clip is from a gaming video….

 

[Sprinkler Fitter]

A quick search shows that that clip is from a gaming video….

In my opinion, a quick look at the video shows it’s from a gaming video.

 

[seville009]

In my opinion, a quick look at the video shows it’s from a gaming video.

Yup….. I don’t do gaming, so wasn’t sure. Honestly though, you never know - someone out there in this world could actually be doing something like that.

 

[WinterDeere]

Yup….. I don’t do gaming, so wasn’t sure. Honestly though, you never know - someone out there in this world could actually be doing something like that.

Not holding this one up as an example, but some of them are getting so realistic, you really do need to watch more than once to pick out the flaws. I can foresee a day maybe less than ten years out, where it will be difficult to impossible for the human eye to easily tell the difference between rendered and real. Some of the companies working in this area are also developing AI detection software in parallel with their rendering software, to help in legal situations, where fakes need to be spotted and proven.

 

[ptsg]

That video is from a game called Spintires. Almost like an off road simulator where you play a lot in the mud.

 

[Jstpssng]

..., where fakes need to be spotted and proven.

That can cover a lot of territory from election candidates to scammers. Imagine if the phone call saying your grandkid is in trouble includes an AI conversation with "him" begging for help, to make it more realistic. My parents had gotten phone calls from "the county jail"... I know of at least one time before the internet that it was a collect call, which my father didn't accept.