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Filmmaker captures human aging from 1 to 100

Thursday November 20, 2025. 11:37 AM , from BoingBoing
Filmmaker captures human aging from 1 to 100
In this awe-inspiring video, a group of people aged 1 to 100 stand in front of the camera and say their ages. Although the video features 100 different people, it somehow felt like watching someone grow up. Most of the people in this video are stopped on the streets of New York City.  — Read the rest
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