“Harmful”, “ineffective” – this is how Internet users comment on the recording allegedly showing how during a violent storm the wind turbine breaks down, breaks in half and its pieces fall to the ground. The film is impressive, but it is not real.
“What do you think about ecological windmills?” – asks the author entry posted on the website x 9 February 2025. He attached an 18-selective video to him. We watch the view from the window of the house: a vast area with several windmills, a country road and a fence. A storm is underway outside, the sky is obscured by dark clouds. You can see three horses that seem to run away from the gale. Suddenly the picture focuses on the nearest windmill: it turns clearly faster than the others. Suddenly the shovels fall off and fall apart into many fragments, the windmill mast breaks in half. After a while, the remains of the device fall to the ground.
The film arouses many comments of people negatively focused on obtaining energy from windmills: “The same as these horses, argue **** as far as possible and as soon as possible from this shit”; “Something fucked up **** e, because they normally have brakes that stop them in such a wind”; “They are called 'ecological' so that the Nazis earn them again “Dangerous crap that irretrievably destroys the environment” (original posts, censorship from the editor).
There were more posts in which this film was made available. One of the users x published On February 8, commenting: “I encourage 'the last generation' to put windmills near their property. An unforgettable guaranteed experience.” This entry generated over 700,000 views; Over 500 people passed it.
A post with a computer -made recording already has a community notex.com
Some Internet users believed that they were watching a real explosion of wind turbine. Some used the recording as an argument in discussions about inefficient, harmfulness and threat that windmills are creating. “Only dust of burned coal inhaled by people” is worse; “I skip noise, vibrations and constant headaches resulting from farms. I found out after a few days of staying in such a place”; “And it went from PLN 15”; “The last generation lives in cities and not on such a drink *****”; “I suggest putting in the center of Warsaw between the Palace of Culture and the department centers at Marszałkowska”; “And I encourage you to never put windmills anywhere,” they commented.
Others did not believe in the authenticity of the film: “Well, this video is generated by computer. Or animation”; “But this is probably not the video circulating for many years on the internet that is computer graphics?”; “It's AI”; “What nonsense”; “A bit underdeveloped this animation.”
Indeed, they are right. This is a computer -generated film, in addition old.
“Did you think it's true?”
Recording It was originally posted on February 21, 2019 on Instagram. Its author Travis Sattler, using the nickname Yo Dojo is an internet creator who presents himself as “3D guru” and “exceptional nerd”. In turn, on the website for creators Makersplace.com He described himself as “digital creator” and “motion designer”. Published a few years ago, the video gave the hashtags: #otoy #coCtanerender, #cgi. On his Instagram, the film generated over 700,000 views.
Hashtags “Otay” and “Octane Render” relate to the application designed for rendering computer graphics. “CGI” is an abbreviation for determining the Computer-Generated Imagery, i.e. computer-generated images. CGI are static images, animations, but also 3D graphics. After displaying any of these hashtags, we can see the mass of computer -created visual content published by artists. At first glance, some of them can be included in the inactive ones, but many, like the one with windmills, resemble real events.
Travis Sattler on March 26, 2020, also on Instagram, posted a longer version animation with additional elements. This variation of the recording leaves no doubt that it was created by computer. Here we see, among others The changing color of grass, sky and animals, graphic mesh applied to horses or even a levitating block that presents the house. “Did you think it's true? ' – there are many other animations in his profile.