Nonsense. You spent a lot of time trying to sell Sony's strategy for rendering PS2 titles at higher resolution as "uprendering" but (a) you invented the term out of whole cloth since literally nobody in the industry uses it, and (b) you presented it as a less expensive way of getting results. In practice the technique you latched onto originally requires rendering every frame four times at a quarter of the final resolution. It's a fun technique for taking older, less demanding games with fixed resolution assumptions and getting higher fidelity results, but it's more expensive than just doing one pass at native resolution, not less.
You have since started applying the same invented buzzword to anything else that looks promising in the hope that it will stick. There are plenty of techniques out there so that game could continue indefinitely, but you were not "saying this all along." In any case, my prediction stands that we won't see a ton of 4K native framebuffer on Neo, even with temporal reconstruction.
