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To: TobagoJack who wrote (174436)	7/7/2021 8:10:28 PM
From: sense	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217802

to doctor the entire sequence likely beyond a simple YouTube gig... Don't know that its that hard... One of the easiest things to find, now, would be simply physics packages that would have little difficulty with simulating the movements... getting them into the video, though ? More likely useful for non-experts to poke at origins rather than technical artifacts... Worth poking at a bit, still... and came up with this... on "how to debunk"... that linked to this InVID Verification Plugin and this article: Here Come the Fake Videos, Too Faces much harder than simple physics... and not all that hard now... likely to become routine... Worth knowing in any case...