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Nice video, love Bashar ♥♥♥
I like to think of it as those signboards with lots of light bulbs the text/image doesn't really moves, is just that one one light gets turned off and the one next to it turns on creating the illusion of movement.
The question remains, how do you "skip" that illusion of movement?