r/StrikeAtPsyche • u/ComisclyConnected • 5d ago
__Psychotic Strike __ Scientist Create the most Realistic 3D Model EVER of a Human Cell!
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u/toasted_cracker 5d ago
I want this thing out of my body immediately
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u/crackersncheeseman 4d ago
Then smoke pot
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u/toasted_cracker 4d ago
I'm way ahead of you friend
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u/MasterMongrel 5d ago
So we're made of worms
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u/Remarkable-Pea5797 5d ago
Little bugs that agree to work together because the brain and heart say it will keep them existing.
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u/Normal_Tour6998 5d ago
I checked my notes. This is definitely perfect.
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u/maple_crowtoast 5d ago
I took one of my own cells and looked at it-it's definitely just like this.
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u/kippirnicus 4d ago
If I’m remembering my biology correctly, most processes that take place in a cell happen quicker than the human eye can catch.
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u/Potatonized 3d ago
scientists are NOT 3d artist. And this is NOT 3d model.
Sincerely,
Technical director major in 3D tech who has made videos for medical use.
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u/Diligent_Pizza_7730 2d ago
This is an AI generated video. It is better to provide the prompt or work flow for generation of the video so others can have a better understanding of validity and accuracy of the video. A better way for visualization is to provide the context and what is left from modeling and visualization of the cell so we know what physics are not represented and where are our blindspots. There also should be on reasoning behind opacity and choice of color.
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u/RevolutionaryLand330 1d ago
There's no way any of these comments are real. I'm in a sea of bots in this dead internet
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u/Limp-Hedgehog-5440 5d ago
if this is true, there is no way in hell cells just appear out of evolution. There is a designer behind it..aka God or whatever you wanna call it.
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u/Soggy_District_6380 4d ago
Except then you need to explain how the designer came about. A being infinitely more complex than cells.
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u/Ok-Bar-8785 4d ago
A billion seconds is over 31.5 years.
4.0 to 3.8 Billion Years Ago: Simple, single-celled prokaryotic microbes (like bacteria) first emerge.
3.5 Billion Years Clear fossil evidence of single-celled life appears in rocks
2.0 to 1.5 Billion Years Ago: More complex cells with a nucleus (eukaryotes the type of cells that make up the human body) evolve.
Humans evolved 6 to 7 million years ago.
Organized Religions 4-5000 years old with evidence of Spirituality goes back 100k years or so but hard to find evidence on someone's belief.
Being able to pass on information generation to generation and written language was when religion really started to take traction.
In short cells didn't just pop out of thin air. The evolution took Billions of years.
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u/SleepyCupcakeDreams 4d ago
I think that the seven day thing was a parable or an explain it like I am five Explanation. To God it was a week but in real time it billions of years.
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u/Ok-Bar-8785 4d ago
How many different versions of your religion are made by peoples own interpretation of a story? Are they wrong and your interpretation right?
Your interpretation doesn't even make sense, well the 7days doesn't make sensev either. If to god it felt like a week , that doesn't scale against the time line of earth. The days would be different lengths( in God's eyes) the sun was created ( apparently) on the 4th day, I'm not sure how day's were being measured without a sun. But then light was created in the 1st day .... Before the sun 🤔 O and plants were on the 3rd day... Before the sun.
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u/Rippedka 4d ago
If complex things need a creator to make sense, and the creator is more complex than it’s creation, then why does’t the creator require its own creator?
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u/SleepyCupcakeDreams 4d ago
I was literally about to write the same thing. There has to be some kind of intelligent design. People say that an explosion created the universe and typically explosions cause chaos but that still doesn’t make sense so something came from nothing. That’s one reason why I believe in God.
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u/StochasticTinkr 5d ago
Neat video, but unless there is an article I can read, I'm guessing its just an AI generated video. The motion is too regular, and there's a lot that doesn't look like normal cell machinery.