No. Parts of it may almost seem animated, but it's not watchable at something like 30 frames per second. Frames skip ahead varying amounts of time in the sequence, dialog is single-frame -- you can't watch the whole thing at even 1fps, you'll miss the dialog.

It is truly a long series of single-panel "comics".

Released one frame a day. That's pretty unique.

Imagine watching a Youtube video that is buffering so badly, you only get to see one frame per hour.

Aren't startups just companies? Isn't that program just code? Isn't living just life? Are paintings just paint?

Yes, in the sense that 'Star Wars' is just a movie.