If you believe it wasn't Oswald, every year I think you're dumber. If you're old enough to remember it I'll give you a pass on the dumbness though. It was an emotional event at a strange time in our nation's history.
I worked with this guy's father, Samir Farid. He's a chemist at the University of Rochester, and the first man to experimentally confirm the Marcus Inverted region. Hany gave a talk on exactly this topic at Kodak a few years ago.
sendbillmoney:I call upon the power of Fark to answer this question:
What is the origin of the "tell by the pixels" meme?
Not sure the exact origin but the meme (This picture is shopped, I can tell from some of the pixels and from having seen quite a few shops in my life) but it pops up when:
1) Pictures that are obviously real (like the Kennedy assassination).
2) Pictures that are obviously fake.
3) Pictures that are hard to tell whether they are shopped or not.
Though I'm all for scientific analysis to combat the nutbags, they found several alternate takes from the same roll of film which showed conclusively proved that the picture wasn't doctored.
Same setting, same shirt, same gun, same paper, same everything:
Torok - my father was a die hard believer in the lone gunman theory and then I watched Stone's JFK - which is a complete mishmash of fact fiction and conjecture.
He changed his mind after seeing it - and he believed in the official story for a long time.
My uncle - a very smart guy, lawyer, etc - has this theory about the conspiracy "How in the hell did they keep all of those people quite for all this time? Where's the deathbed confession to a legitimate news source?"
PacManDreaming
2009-11-06 03:18:00 AM
Petit_Merdeux
2009-11-06 03:22:46 AM
davidphogan
2009-11-06 03:49:13 AM
sendbillmoney
2009-11-06 06:55:19 AM
What is the origin of the "tell by the pixels" meme?
Crazy Bacon Legs
2009-11-06 06:55:39 AM
Coming on a Bicycle
2009-11-06 06:59:19 AM
Delay
2009-11-06 07:01:49 AM
It comes from:
ピクセルに知らせる
FishInABowl
2009-11-06 07:07:28 AM
It comes from:
ピクセルに知らせる
That's not a real foreign language. I can tell by the pixels, and I've seen quite a few foreign languages in my time.
555-FILK
2009-11-06 07:08:11 AM
Tommy Moo
2009-11-06 07:10:22 AM
/I know, I know... Cool story, bro
LewDux
2009-11-06 07:11:15 AM
This looks real
darkdaye
2009-11-06 07:13:00 AM
you gotta suck suck jackie suck
Slappy Kincaid
2009-11-06 07:14:26 AM
Oswald was one of the trigger men, but there was at least one more.
Nope, don't wear a tinfoil hat. Yup, I've read a lot and done some research.
too many loose ends to not think that there was more than one person involved
Crunch61
2009-11-06 07:14:39 AM
I only first saw this recently... So far, I crack up every time.
cdewolfe
2009-11-06 07:14:45 AM
Delay
2009-11-06 07:14:50 AM
Made some sense at the time. He lived in the USSR and for a while wanted to remain their permanently.
Why the pamphlets? He returned to the US, and was active in passing out Marx pamphlets. I always assumed those were the papers he was holding.
Why the rifle? He was erratic mentally. Sometimes brandishing weapons goes with the territory.
squirmster
2009-11-06 07:16:25 AM
Obviously it's a conspiracy!
Fluorescent Testicle
2009-11-06 07:19:27 AM
He was a complete nutbag, and complete nutbags don't tend to make a lot of sense.
Case in point:
Slappy Kincaid
2009-11-06 07:23:15 AM
TheWizard
2009-11-06 07:26:20 AM
You would be surprised at the number of people who HAVEN'T had a photograph like that taken of them at some point in their lives.
Most of us just do it sometime during our teen/college years. And with a deer instead of Marxist literature. And an arrow instead of a rifle.
ElPresidente
2009-11-06 07:27:45 AM
He was a complete nutbag, and complete nutbags don't tend to make a lot of sense.
Case in point:
Shopped. Nobody associates "NBC" with "news" any more.
555-FILK
2009-11-06 07:32:07 AM
What is the origin of the "tell by the pixels" meme?
Not sure the exact origin but the meme (This picture is shopped, I can tell from some of the pixels and from having seen quite a few shops in my life) but it pops up when:
1) Pictures that are obviously real (like the Kennedy assassination).
2) Pictures that are obviously fake.
3) Pictures that are hard to tell whether they are shopped or not.
DjangoStonereaver
2009-11-06 07:34:43 AM
several alternate takes from the same roll of film which showed conclusively
proved that the picture wasn't doctored.
Same setting, same shirt, same gun, same paper, same everything:
So, this is just Friday filler.
Torok
2009-11-06 07:35:49 AM
Oswald was one of the trigger men, but there was at least one more.
Nope, don't wear a tinfoil hat. Yup, I've read a lot and done some research.
too many loose ends to not think that there was more than one person involved
You would have to be a sheep to think that there even was a shooter. Wake up, Kennedy was killed by magic bullets.
Slappy Kincaid
2009-11-06 07:40:44 AM
He changed his mind after seeing it - and he believed in the official story for a long time.
My uncle - a very smart guy, lawyer, etc - has this theory about the conspiracy "How in the hell did they keep all of those people quite for all this time? Where's the deathbed confession to a legitimate news source?"
He has a point . . .