So here's something interesting that I think a lot of people get wrong, and honestly, it's one of those assumptions that feels so logical you'd never think to question it. The assumption is this: if a photo of a face is sharp, high-res, and crystal clear, then the identity behind it must be real. But that's not how it works.

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