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There is no schizophrenia in this. The sample and hold motion blur is a well documented phenomenon among video enthusiast spheres. However for Big Display it's advantageous to keep the public misinformed, everyone was gaslit into believing pixel response time was all that mattered to motion clarity during the advent of early LCDs, even if this couldn't be further from the truth. Why do you think they're removing BFI features from OLED TVs? It's no accident. It's to keep you from seeing what True Motion is like.