As in the writing and sound effects of these episodes you must appreciate the recording values. Although stereo was invented in the 1930's I'm sure many of the studios were not set up to broadcast it or even cared, as many consumers did not have stereo radios anyway. I applaud the production people and actors who gave this to us and of course, I applaud in stereo.
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@@feralbluee Here is something to ponder, we have no where to go for increasing fidelity than when we are now. In 2000 years from now, audio recording won't have improved, and nor will video. Current video resolution has more pixels than your eyes have receptors. In 2000 years, provided we can preserve it, people will be able to see how we live today in the same fidelity and quality we have now, because it will not improve.
@@richardwicks4190 huh! they’ll have something different though, for sure. :) maybe a robot to watch for you while you’re doing something else, and it will send the images and sounds to your brain LOL 📡
meeting - all men. young women have no idea that women were not kowtowing to men in everything though. my grandmother (born in the 1880’s) had her own mind and was a strong person. however, so many things have changed, that when i hear young women complain, it really rankles . i remember when we started to realize our 2nd class citizenship. it was just in the very air. then leaders started to appear. my “ heroines at the time were people like Bella Abzug and Barbara Jordon, and, of course, Eleanor Roosevelt. i heard Gloria Steinem up close in Washington Square Park. Things have changed drastically for women and Afro-Americans. and we still have to keep pushing - especially today with the rise of the far right!!!!!!! all this from listening to these old sci-fi shows. LOL :)
The mortal-finite bond is so dismissed as weak, the parasite to human presence depicted as robot does make a candid example of boundary less. The infernal want of total control of others in a defeated admission to trap mortal being is a criminal nature's most acute irony.
this "stereo" effect is awful! These shows are meant to be in mono, and should be listened to that way. Adding fake stereo destroys the "theater of the mind," because instead of getting lost in the story, we're noticing the oddly inconsistent stereo effect.
One of my favorite X Minus One episodes!!
As in the writing and sound effects of these episodes you must appreciate the recording values. Although stereo was invented in the 1930's I'm sure many of the studios were not set up to broadcast it or even cared, as many consumers did not have stereo radios anyway. I applaud the production people and actors who gave this to us and of course, I applaud in stereo.
Steve Plichta you’re right - it is in stereo. i had no idea. thanks for bringing it up :)
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@@feralbluee Here is something to ponder, we have no where to go for increasing fidelity than when we are now. In 2000 years from now, audio recording won't have improved, and nor will video. Current video resolution has more pixels than your eyes have receptors. In 2000 years, provided we can preserve it, people will be able to see how we live today in the same fidelity and quality we have now, because it will not improve.
@@richardwicks4190 huh! they’ll have something different though, for sure. :)
maybe a robot to watch for you while you’re doing something else, and it will send the images and sounds to your brain LOL 📡
I'm super high on some fantastihc herb. I. Love it this !!
Another great episode
I appreciate the livid imagination to view mortal poise.
Hello, active, animated ways to explain the mortal finite keep of Post' is very important. It's best in a living. Thanks, Laur
Crazed robots!
meeting - all men. young women have no idea that women were not kowtowing to men in everything though. my grandmother (born in the 1880’s) had her own mind and was a strong person. however, so many things have changed, that when i hear young women complain, it really rankles . i remember when we started to realize our 2nd class citizenship. it was just in the very air. then leaders started to appear. my “ heroines at the time were people like Bella Abzug and Barbara Jordon, and, of course, Eleanor Roosevelt. i heard Gloria Steinem up close in Washington Square Park. Things have changed drastically for women and Afro-Americans. and we still have to keep pushing - especially today with the rise of the far right!!!!!!! all this from listening to these old sci-fi shows. LOL :)
The mortal-finite bond is so dismissed as weak, the parasite to human presence depicted as robot does make a candid example of boundary less. The infernal want of total control of others in a defeated admission to trap mortal being is a criminal nature's most acute irony.
Lauren Stygar hey, whuht she said!
Pity, this planet could certainly use some development.
The original terminator.
Hey Lauren, yoo is koo, gurl!
this "stereo" effect is awful! These shows are meant to be in mono, and should be listened to that way. Adding fake stereo destroys the "theater of the mind," because instead of getting lost in the story, we're noticing the oddly inconsistent stereo effect.
I think it sounds great. My "mind theatre" is working just fine.
It is from the creator of the Cognitive, that a lesser implement of the same item will be vehemently brought to question.