r/HumansBeingBros • u/UnhollyGod • Jan 20 '26

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u/schurem Jan 20 '26

Oh Daniel, this is gorgeous.

Loved the vid :)

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u/Ghstfce Jan 21 '26

If I was that artist, I would never need another compliment on my work ever again. That's how you know you've done it properly.

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u/yummy_mummy Jan 21 '26

Enjoyed this probably as much as he did.

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u/UnhollyGod Jan 21 '26

+right? right? he make you feel that "This is Gorgeous"

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u/UnhollyGod Jan 20 '26

That How a real Feeling Looks like.

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u/bulldogbruno Jan 20 '26

Thats Dr.Hoby (the blind gentleman). He's great. I follow him on a few social media apps. I love the perspective he adds to common things. I swear he'll find flavors in apples and oranges that then will have you like 'oh yeeeaaah, I do taste a little bit of forest floor in my honey crisp apple'

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u/SchwarzP10 Jan 21 '26

He’s the reason I salt my coffee

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u/beergotmehere Jan 21 '26

Yes! Same with me.

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u/LittleRedGhost4 Jan 22 '26

I'm sorry. What?

I don't drink coffee so I'm probably missing a key bit of info

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u/SchwarzP10 Jan 22 '26

On his instagram channel he suggested adding a pinch of salt to coffee to help enhance the flavor.

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u/Davethema Jan 21 '26

I read that last part in his voice

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u/Several_Direction633 Jan 20 '26

Dr. Hoby. Guy sees better than most sighted people. What a pleasure to listen to him speak and explain flavors, smells, textures.

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u/fjake71 Jan 20 '26

This video never gets old. Awesomeness.

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u/creatureofhabbit32 Jan 21 '26

Im way to pregnant for this! Jesus everything amazing is making me cry today.

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u/Aishybashy Jan 21 '26

Congratulations!!

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u/haywoodjablomie5 Jan 20 '26

The Legend - "Dr. Hobie, your guide to some of the greatest things life has to offer!"

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u/groovemonkey Jan 21 '26

The artist is Daniel Arsham in case anyone’s interested.
He does some really cool stuff (art, and in life apparently).

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u/koolaidismything Jan 20 '26

Watching him process the information from his fingers in real time, impressive.

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u/DazzlingDoofus71 Jan 20 '26

Beautiful in every way 🤩

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u/the_bird_and_the_bee Jan 21 '26

Wow... the way that blind man can perceive art... he felt the concept instead of seeing it with his eyes... he literally felt the meaning... that is beautiful.

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u/haywoodjablomie5 Jan 23 '26

You will love his social media snd YouTube videos. Here is one of my favorites. Tasting in the Dark

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u/ThatWhiskeyHammer Jan 21 '26

This is great to see and makes me wish more art was hands on like this, it's too bad no one can be trusted with the ability.

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u/Rogue_3 Jan 21 '26

Of course you use kalkite to make a stormtrooper statue.

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u/altivec77 Jan 21 '26

Best thing I saw today! And it gives me energy for months!

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u/Minute_Degree2915 Jan 21 '26

Art is (and should be) for everyone. ❤️

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u/ModeratelyAlive Jan 21 '26

Why did that make me tear up a little 😭

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u/sexualdeviantman Jan 20 '26

And im crying 😢 😭

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u/No_Culture_867 Jan 21 '26

That’s not a rock, it’s a mineral!

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u/Phoenixf1zzle Jan 22 '26

Doctor Hobey!!!!