The So recently, I forget who raised it on Twitter first, but they've restored the Ghent

Lamb of God painting, which was from the 1400s originally and then revised in the

1500s and now they've restored it to its original can someone capture the shocking

revelation that is staring us in the face.

I think the I'm old school about this I'm gonna just Google it people and you can see the difference.

If you look at the difference the old Lamb of God which is really the difference. If you look at the difference, the old

Lamb of God, which is really the center of this beautiful piece,

there are eyes and the eyes do look somewhat. They're not

they're not meek, but it has more of a wise

stayed appearance it's not looking you in the face like the new one which is

shocking and scaring people which I think is great. I mean I think here the the original

artists are grabbing people centuries hence something that was covered up and

the eyes of God are looking out in a way that is not meek and mild but is giving people nightmares.

I used to have to stay up to like 2 or three a.m. to watch metal videos.

Now I can just find it on Twitter.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's one of the things about it and I'm full team old lamb.

I'm very excited by the new, by the new of God which is the old lamb of God.

And of course it's disturbingly humanoid.

I mean, that's one of the things that's most terrifying.

The human eyes looking at you.

Yeah, exactly.

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