No matter how much resolution and FPS they put into movie screens, your brain still won't have to process more than it does when looking at the real world.
The analogy with BPMs makes no sense. Beats are perceived individually -- they're individually semantic. Exceptions like Moby's 1000 mentioned below aren't exceptions -- just because there are 1000 kick drums per minute doesn't mean the perceived BPM is 1000.
No matter how much resolution and FPS they put into movie screens, your brain still won't have to process more than it does when looking at the real world.
The analogy with BPMs makes no sense. Beats are perceived individually -- they're individually semantic. Exceptions like Moby's 1000 mentioned below aren't exceptions -- just because there are 1000 kick drums per minute doesn't mean the perceived BPM is 1000.