Adding handoff functionality for reviews
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"id": "short_is_universe_pixelated",
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"name": "Is the universe pixelated?",
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"description": "What if space is made of tiny blocks? A 60-second take on discrete physics.",
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"parent_project": "Video1",
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"hook": "What if reality is fundamentally blocky — like Minecraft, but smaller?",
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"platform_targets": [
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"youtube"
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],
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"resolution": [
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1080,
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1920
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],
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"fps": 30,
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"duration_seconds": 60,
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"script": "script.md",
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"output_video": "export/final.mp4",
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"keynote_file": "../video1/media/video1.key",
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"background": "../video1/shared_assets/BlackBackground.mp4",
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"slides": "../video1/media/slides/Video1/slides.json",
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"defaultSlideType": "fullscreen",
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"cutouts": {
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"talkinghead": {
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"x": "-23%",
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"y": "10%",
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"height": "90%"
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},
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"fullscreen": {
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"x": "0%",
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"y": "0%",
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"height": "100%"
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}
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}
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}
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# Short: Is the universe pixelated?
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**HOOK**: What if reality is fundamentally blocky — like Minecraft, but smaller?
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[SLIDE: title_card]
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Everyone assumes space is smooth and continuous.
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[SLIDE: smooth_space]
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But what if it isn't?
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[SLIDE: pixelated_space]
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What if there's a *smallest* unit of space — and below that, nothing exists?
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[SLIDE: planck_length]
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This isn't new-age woo. The Planck length has been sitting in physics for a century.
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[SLIDE: planck_formula]
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The question is: is it a minimum, or just a measurement limit?
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[SLIDE: question_mark]
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That's what we're exploring at Glitch University.
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[SLIDE: outro]
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Link in description. The physics rabbit hole goes deep.
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