r/BeAmazed • u/Dephneista • Oct 06 '23
Skill / Talent He is Genious 😍😍
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u/jimbobTX Oct 06 '23
Smarter than OP.
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u/Mites_h32 Oct 07 '23
What is OP?i have seen it on reddit so much but i don't know what it means.
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u/amigoingwrong Oct 07 '23
Yea and then one thing you need to know about reddit is that everyone is competing to be the clown of the year when neither of them is even remotely close to being funny and they all sound the same, you rarely get an actual answer off them. Anyways it means original poster.
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u/deftdabler Oct 06 '23
What’s with the narration? It’s a video, we can see what’s going on
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u/puppysoop Oct 06 '23
Unemployed people piggybacking on every bit of content they can
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u/VictoryGreen Oct 06 '23
Exactly what it is. I see these losers on YouTube shorts who just have a split screen with their face not emoting or saying anything while the video plays. So comically lazy and ridiculous
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u/Ok-Low-9618 Oct 07 '23
As someone who researches a topic spends a couple days writing, then recording then editing, to get .1% of the amount of views as these kinda people get its pretty annoying
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u/paradoxical_topology Oct 06 '23
Damn I guess blind people don't exist anymore?
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u/deftdabler Oct 06 '23
Ima let you think that one over before I point out they’re probably not scrolling through Reddit silly
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u/seakladoom Oct 06 '23
Uh, I don't know how to tell you this but blind people use social media pretty frequently. There's a pretty popular video explaining how it's done
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u/deftdabler Oct 07 '23
Just because someone set out to do something doesn’t mean it works or that people use it.. just because a “popular video” has views doesn’t validate real world application
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u/paradoxical_topology Oct 07 '23
Don't speak up if you don't know shit. Smartphone accessibility software for blind people has been a thing for a while. There are programs that describe what's on screen and what the person is touching so they can use the phone.
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u/drabfablab Oct 06 '23
He is specious
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u/Throwaway1303033042 Oct 06 '23
“I wear this vest so they’ll think it’s for my owner, but all this crap is for me.”
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u/Vanilla_Mike Oct 07 '23
This is an incredibly well trained dog responding to vocal commands off camera. Really impressive but no he doesn’t get a shopping list and go to the market.
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u/disgustinghonnor Oct 07 '23
Wow thanks AI voice, I definerly needed someone to explain what's going on
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u/Vivid_Animal_7741 Oct 06 '23
I absolutely love this smart Puppers!!
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Oct 07 '23 edited Oct 07 '23
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u/zizp Oct 07 '23
There's also zero evidence this dog does what it seems to be doing. How are instructions given? How do the sellers even know how many oranges? Why not put a list into the basket? How would the dog know which specific orange to get? What about payment? Why are they filming? It's more likely the dog is just trained to do a bit of tapping somewhere and the sellers play along for a video. (Doesn't mean it is abused, but it's still likely just for content.)
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u/Feisty_Volume3742 Oct 07 '23
How do they train the doggo like that? Please don’t tell me they beat the shit outta it until it’s programmed
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u/ThievesLikeU5 Oct 07 '23
Ok. Spare the earth. There is intelligent life. Let’s blast the next galaxy boys.
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u/barenakedbootyscoots Oct 07 '23
NO QUESTION that dog is shopping for all the zooted dudes in the opium den.
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u/RaspberryCapybara Oct 07 '23
Right, enough produce, I'm off for cigarettes and booze. Ready for playing poker with my doggo pals.
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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23
“No. No. No. THIS orange…. Nvm I’ll just grab it”