Is a perfect resolution possible?

A perfect resolution, in the context of understanding and navigating the world, is complex and involves various constraints and factors beyond just visual perception.

In a discussion with Lex Fridman, Andrej Karpathy highlighted that while cameras are high-bandwidth, low-cost sensors providing extensive data, human understanding of the world relies on more than just visual input. It also involves reasoning, common sense physics, and the understanding of human behavior, which together help predict and interpret the state of the world 1.

Therefore, achieving a "perfect resolution" isn't just about capturing high-quality visual data but also integrating broader perceptual and cognitive elements.