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you do realize that value is a construct right
What's unfortunate about this is that basically it makes Boston University's Center for Digital Imaging Arts look pretty terrible, because all the people they hired to take over the animation and finish the film trained in that same program.
Well maybe it is terrible, I dunno.
But it's located not in Boston, but downtown Waltham, like a mile from where I am right now. And that makes me sad.
@glennmagusharvey This one? I've never even seen trailers of it, just heard about it on another forum and found a few links to reviews, but is 6 months ago "recent" in movie terms?
I define "recent" as "within the last year or so" for these sorts of things. I don't usually run into new movies.
And yeah, that one.
Juan: Of course it's a construct. That's my point. That very, very, very few things in the world have proper intrinsic value.
I would say none do, actually.
To be honest, the only thing I can think of that is valuable because of its state of being immensely hard to refine as well as its use in energy is plutonium.
But even then, if we find a cheaper alternative, it won't be valuable anymore.