article_snippet: The first people to see this picture will be children who haven't yet been conceived,' Keats told PetaPixel. '
article_snippet: This experiment will be one Keats won't live to see, neither will Keats children, nor Keats children's children, nor Keats children's children's child-
article_snippet: But Keats told PetaPixel that Keats doesn't mind being not being able to attend the exposure's unveiling in 3015. '
article_snippet: I'll be dead,' Keats said. '
article_snippet: For Keats, it's much more interesting to be here today, seeing the behavior of people who know they're being watched by the unborn, and also to be watched Keats, living vicariously as a future memory of the next millennium.'
article_snippet: Keats told Slate that the resulting photos won't be confusing, but will require a bit of interpretation to deconstruct what is recorded in the photo.
article_snippet: For instance, old houses torn down after a couple centuries will show up only faintly, as if old houses were ghosts haunting the skyscrapers that replace old houses,' Keats said.
article_snippet: Keats told Slate that Keats can't guarantee that the picture will be perfect or even perceptible.
article_snippet: In fact, Keats said, it may take multiple attempts to get the exposure just right -- that could take thousands of years.
article_snippet: But Keats said Keats does not see that as a fault. '
article_snippet: A total failure photographically could still be a success conceptually,' Keats said.