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**Title:** (Implied) "10+ Alleged Cases of Moving Statues: Real or Fake?"
**Summary:**
A series of 15 video clips are presented, each showcasing a statue allegedly moving, blinking, or changing in some way. The narrator analyzes each video, offering possible explanations for the observed phenomena, including:
* Camera tricks (angles, lighting, shaky footage)
* Video quality issues (grain, pixilation)
* Special effects or editing
* Natural explanations (wind, gravity, human error)
* Potential hoaxes or misinterpretations
The narrator invites viewers to decide for themselves whether each case is "real or fake." One case is explicitly revealed to be a projection for a public awareness campaign, while the authenticity of the others remains ambiguous.
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**Automatonophobia and Statue Incidents**
1. **Definition**: Automatonophobia is the fear of statues.
2. **Location**: Linquan Temple in China has a statue of Guanyin with reported blinking.
3. **Event**: Our Lady of Guadalupe Statue in New Mexico was seen crying tears in 2018.
4. **Chemical Analysis**: Tears from the Our Lady of Guadalupe Statue contain a chemical composition similar to a special olive oil used for ceremonies.
**Specific Statue Incidents with Videos/Evidence**
5. **Sai Baba Statue (2016)**: A clothing item fell off the statue, with some speculating the statue shrugged.
6. **Vietnam Giant Statue**: A video shows a giant statue apparently moving, embracing a crowd (location and date not specified).
7. **Saint-Joseph Oratory, Montreal**: A family reported a statue moving its hands, possibly clapping (date not specified).
8. **Snow White Statue**: A video shows slight movement, possibly of the statue swaying (location and date not specified).
9. **Oakwood Cemetery, Huntsville, Texas**: A paranormal investigator attempted to provoke movement from a statue (date not specified).
10. **Redeemer Statue, Brazil (July 28th, 2019)**: A projection was used to create the illusion of a heart with beating chambers to raise awareness for heart problems.
**Miscellaneous**
11. **Visitor Numbers**: Thousands of people have visited certain statues due to reports of movement.
12. **Video Timing and Details**: Various timings and camera angles are mentioned across different statue videos (specified within each incident).