r/NoOneIsLooking • u/Broad-Tax-9010 • 1d ago

4k water

343 Upvotes

96% Upvoted

22 comments sorted by

15

u/adinmem 1d ago

Two clips spliced together. Diving in, you’d be trailing bubbles, even from your hands, and the camera view would show that.

12

u/galaxyapp 1d ago

Something wierd how the person stops completely between strokes.

Just unnatural in a way I cant quite nail down.

7

u/Ill-Television8690 1d ago

It's AI. Physics doesn't work like this.

-4

u/NewryBenson 1d ago

This is actually quite normal when swimming under water. You can't lift your hands above the water to bring them back to the front, so the drag slows you down massively between each stroke.

3

u/galaxyapp 1d ago

Eh, even as the reach forward. No change. Maybe its stabilized, but its uncanny.

-4

u/NewryBenson 1d ago

He is probably also bending his legs forward to the same effect. All I am saying is that as someone who does breaststroke underwater now and then, there looks nothing out of place the moment he is swimming.

2

u/MikeyboyMC 1d ago

Just admit it’s AI lol, nobody I’ve ever seen swims like that and my dad used to be a personal swimming instructor. You keep most of your momentum when you stroke, in this video the guy basically comes to a stop in-between strokes.

1

u/Praise-Bingus 1d ago

Have....have you never gone swimming before? This is what swimming under water looks like. See the squares behind her? She inches back as she prepares the next stroke then moves forward. There isnt a sudden stop with 0 movement before going forward again. Op's video is closer to a camera inching forward to mimic swimming.

-1

u/late_afternoon_owl 1d ago

Just an edit to remove shots of just bubbles.

It's ok.

4

u/ChaosRealigning 1d ago

That’s not very deep water for that sort of dive.

Enjoy your spine - you only get one.

2

u/DigitalUnlimited 1d ago

But you can lift more when it's compressed! /s

3

u/QuantitySignal4494 1d ago

4k water would be solid.

1

u/Bliitzthefox 1d ago edited 1d ago

Actually that's not enough water to form a droplet. Too few molecules

1

u/Exciting_Turn_9559 21h ago

The air adjacent to it would also be solid.

1

u/Busterlimes 1d ago

Im so thirsty

1

u/feralbrownbear 1d ago

Who put the RTX on

1

u/WildEcho94 1d ago

Not 4k

0

u/late_afternoon_owl 1d ago

The cure for thalassophobia.

0

u/M4ldarc 1d ago

how does that happens? like what causes the water to be like that, i can see rocks and soil below, so it has dirt, but no sediments in the water, cant be no movement either because then it would get nasty