#digital optics

From @digitaloptiics: Todays adventure was something Alexis, or Astrid, was all too familiar with as an avid gamer before landing in the Circus. A medieval setting where a Kingdom had been overrun by an evil. Or in this case, goblins. And it was up to the group, to find a hero to save its people. Easy enough. Well, hijinks here, hijinks there, place the blame on Jax, and Astrid found herself alone. In a forest. A haunted forest. At night with a full moon and the sounds of werewolves howling filling the air. Did that traveling merchant say a witch lived here too? Perfect. Well, best pedal forward and stick to the path. Maybe she'll find a crossroads or an inn? At least that was the plan, until Astrid stepped into a trap and was now hanging upside down in a tree by her ankle. It keeps getting better. '...Erm...hello...?' ~ Alexis for A Knight

The trap is cut, almost as soon as the girl speaks. It seemed like she'd land on her head, but a split second before they would happen, she was caught.

The brave knight was a fallen spirit, made up of a cape, greaves, and a horse. Little to be had, a light French accent an stores. Little to be had, a light French accent shapes that hint muscle, though empty polygons are all that sit under the armor.

the warlord was seated in his usual spot apoun his throne when the other came in. There was no doubt that the news of a successful capture would put him in a better mood as a sly smile appeared on his derma. It was good to know atleast one of his men was able to find a minicon on their own.

With this new acquisition, all of his men had minicon partners of their own, and even megs would admit he was eager to meet the new one. Activating a minicon panel was like welcoming a new member of the family, it was something to celebrate because it meant they were one step closer to beating the autobots.

"well? What are you waiting for? Activate it!"

Stalin, Mao, Hitler, Mussolini, Castro, Brezhnev, and many others had photographs manipulated in an attempt to rewrite history.

While I expect that forensic techniques will continue to play a role in sorting out the real from the fake, we as consumers of digital content should also shoulder some of that responsibility.