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Originally I tried to upload this video before New Year's but it wouldn't go up due to copyright issues. I then uploaded it to Archive but it has since been taken down. Now it seems to finally be working, so I hope you enjoy or find it interesting.

This video started development about three weeks after the Baby Newton L&L video was uploaded. Whilst I was first working on it, I was in the middle of a house move and was still trying to figure out how to edit videos. For the next few months, I would work on it on and off. I had entered my senior year and high school and was thinking a lot about life (and still technically am). It wasn't until December when I was working on it a whole bunch and then decided it was going to be uploaded before the end of the year. However the [COMPANY THAT SHALL NOT BE NAMED] incident occurred and I decided not to finish and upload the video before 2022. In January and February, I was working on a different personal project of mine and didn't work on the video as much. I then ended up getting a job after months of trying to get one and didn't have time to work on it anymore. After that I would work on it on and off and didn't really have a release plan for it. I then graduated from high school and had more time on my hands. So I would occasionally work on it. It wasn't until around September or October when I finally came back to seriously working on it. I wanted to get it finished by the end of January to upload for its anniversary but then decided I wanted to get it done before New Year's due to a certain community member announcing that they were leaving after the year ended. After working on it a whole bunch, I finally got it done on New Year's eve and then wasn't able to upload it due to copyright.

I definitely tried way too hard when making this as I would closely compare each video side by side and wanted each rip of the video to be 100% accurate and not have any glitches, errors, or slight modifications. Looking back, I definitely didn't need to analyze the videos THAT thoroughly as nobody would have noticed anything off about the rips.

Throughout development, I got better and better at analyzing the videos and eventually had to go back and re-compare versions as I felt that I didn't do a good enough job. Often times I would be scrolling the videos frame by frame to make sure I got EVERY detail. I was constantly adding and removing parts of the video to make it as accurate and professional as possible. Eventually, the project on my computer got so big that even one change could take up to a few minutes. So development got slower once that started happening.

The final video has a couple of visual errors in it due to my editor constantly screwing up. I may have also gotten a couple of things wrong though I'm not entirely sure.

I think that's everything I have to tell about this. Sorry this took so long.