InfiniVision displays all past, present and future images ever drawn, painted, photographed, typed, printed, handwritten, seen, or even imagined by everyone ever born and everyone yet to be born!
No images were ever scanned into InfiniVision to make this possible. Instead, InfiniVision is programmed to methodically display every possible combination of colored pixels, without regard to what image is formed by each combination.
Not only does it display every painting that Van Gogh ever painted, but every work he would have painted had he lived to be 100. Every future photograph of you, including one depicting you reading the next sentence. Every painting of the masters born a thousand years from now.
In fact, InfiniVision even reveals every masterpiece that human artists will never create. Yes, the Lost Works of Man, on display now with InfiniVision.
Unfortunately, InfiniVision is no sage. In order to reveal the unimaginable, the future, the secrets of the universe, it has been programmed to, well, to use a phrase, “let it all hang out.”
When InfiniVision, which is, after all, only a machine, steps through every possible combination of tiny color dots it has no way of recognizing the image formed by each combination. Consequently, there is no way for it to skip over the unpleasant combinations, or even the unlawful combinations, of dots that comprise pictures deemed obscene by local community standards, or illegal for some other reason.
Because of this, serious legal questions have been raised as to the legality of its operation or viewing, despite the fact that the images are generated blindly and not formed by putting people in harm’s way, such as during the filming of a snuff film.
Because of this inability to censor itself, if we plug in InfiniVision it will be forced to display every horrible, sinful, and unlawful image along with every beautiful, moral, and lawful one.
Should we close our eyes to every work of art that will ever be created, and every unimaginable work of art that humankind will never create, because our laws declare that arranging color dots in certain ways is a crime punishable by imprisonment? Or that certain combinations of dots may form images that tempt us to sin or to think sinful thoughts?
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Tags: Blindness, Censorship, Conceptual Art, Copyright, Freedom of Speech, InfiniVision, Intellectual Property, Irony, Law, Thought Experiment
