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Ah, those are the special oars which use electromagnetic waves to propel the boat, and therefore do not require contact with water. Such a tragedy that this technology was lost to humanity. It’s also useful that the rowers don’t even have to hold the oars, just make rowing gestures with their arms.

Sideways?

And the boat is still doing 20 knots

So by 'historically accurate' they mean 'made in the 1970s but with some weird shit like oarsmen rowing perpendicular to the ship'?

The ship is sailing backwards

Sails filled in the wrong direction, of course.

Those towers are not ergonomically sound.

Sails are full and facing the shore, but the ship is heading in the opposite direction.

Is that Romanesque armor? It sure ain't boarstooth helmets.

Ha, take that Norwegians! No wonder it took so long for him to get home

any tips for the mid-drive of these rowers @yvonnezlam.bsky.social ?

😂

This hurts me physically, mentally, and spiritually.

hiStORiCaLLy aCCurAtE

My favourite part is the sails blowing the wrong way here.

Just some Norwegians on their way home from the World Cup.

Also they seem to be sailing into a headwind… and is that a steering wheel…?

Lol! This is the quality and dedication to detail I was expecting. 😁

and sailing in reverse too!

also the wind is blowing the opposite way to the direction the boat is travelling

They've clearly attached rowing machines to their oars, using some ancient Greecian technology. Which also rotates the force through 90°. Amongst other things.

Wtf is thr angel?

The disconnect between the oars and the rowing, and also the mismatch between the oars being rowed and the parts of them that are in the water — it's like an animated version of one of those "find the mistakes" arcade games.

Concept0?

oooh this is like one of those games in highlights for children “there are 10 things wrong with this picture. can you find them?” so much fun!

@karaswisher.bsky.social

That is so AI.

They are all going to catch a crab that way.

Now we know why it took ten years

I like that the wake is proceeding in the opposite direction to the rowers and the sails

I swear she feeds him a pringle.

He's going at an impressive rate of knots considering the sails are filled in completely the wrong direction. (The boat heading towards us, the sails are behind the masts and shadowed as if convex and the helmsman's cloak blows backwards.)

I like how the wind used to work backwards. History is fascinating!

Look at the sails !

I like the plastic flaps at his shoulders that aren't in any other shot

🤣😂🤡

The boat is also going in the opposite direction of the wind

Loving the sails acting like brakes.

Now sure why Odysseus looks like the Liver King. Here's the 1919 Greek soccer team, who Hercule Poirot took some styling tips. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

🤣🤣🤣

Did Grok write that compelling background music, too?

Do we wear our heavy, hot fancy armor while we’re just sailing on the open sea?

Definite Midnight Movie potential in a Plan 9 from Outer Space kind of way (with apologies to the memory of Ed Wood.)

Sails unfurled and filled in the opposite direction of travel 😂

They just installed a bunch of those machines at my gym.

Also, the ship is going backwards.

Odysseus travelling with a boatload of Norwegian football fans

🤔

It's so funny that Elon is basically doing exactly this!

@paleofuture.bsky.social Did you see the first rower on the right side is not even holding the oar??? He's going through all the motions without the oar!!🫨🤣🤣🤣

Not to mention the wake shows they're moving against the wind with the sails unfurled 🤷‍♂️

The AI slop of the rowers facing the wrong way is all you need to know about how accurate any AI is, especially Grok.

Gawd, those rowers are even worse than the fact that the sails are being blown directly opposite to the ship's direction of travel.

Wtf the sirens have multiplied and teleported to the boat

This boat is sailing backward

The British accent, so historically accurate. 🙄

I'm confused--is this part of the actual Nolan movie or is it someone's AI fan film?

🤣🤣🤣

And the wind is pushing the sails one way but the ship is going the other.

Fair play to those Greeks. Inventing the rowing equivalent of the beer bike drive mechanism, millennia before beer bikes were a thing.

The smaller mast would be at the front of the ship, so this ship is basically going backwards...

I'm no sailing expert but, wouldn't it be a lot easier if they didn't use the sails when the wind is blowing the opposite direction of where they're trying to go?

@down.blue

Best way to row; without touching the water.

I like the ship’s wheel in the longer trailer. This is obviously the historically accurate 18th century Odyssey

Helm is in the front of the boat, also historically accurate.

The rowers are going sideways and the boat is going backwards; Elon's "historically accurate" AI doesn't even know which end a boat is steered from! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That's almost too perfect.

looking good sir

Mine is the Bollywood sirens

The sails are pointing in the wrong direction but judging from the image, the ship seems to ba advancing at good speed, which means that the people rowing are rowing against the wind with the sales as a gigantic block. Not "great" seamanship and mutiny before noon..................

I think the ship's going backwards. camera angle is towards the front of the ship with Odysseus standing at the back with the wheel, so he's looking behind the ship here. The wind is blowing his cape towards the sails which are slightly billowed towards the prow.

Grok, show rowers doing rowing shit. Grok: I got you fam.

the rowers all rowing sideways is historically accurate tho. people in the past were duuuuuuuuuuuuumb

I just see this :

Wheeee!!!! Cape!!!!

No wonder it took them so long to get home.

That's right, work that oar.