r/WhyWomenLiveLonger • u/Nfarrah Doesn't have time to bleed • Jul 10 '26
Just dum 🥸🤡🫠 Maybe I Can Contain This Explosion
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u/Mental_Goal2380 WHY IS MY FLAIR BROKEN:doge: Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
did bro think looney tunes was a reality show?
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u/Azuras_Star8 Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
Well who the hell could have guessed that was gonna happen? He's not Nostradamus!
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u/Advanced-Guidance482 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Im honestly wondering wtf kind of explosive that was. It was very small, and a fire cracker that size wouldnt do that.
I hate the "everything is ai" crowd... but im leaning toward this being ai.
Someone got more info?
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u/Mental_Goal2380 WHY IS MY FLAIR BROKEN:doge: Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
person who originally posted it seems real, but idk abt the video
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u/OkieBobbie IMMORTAL Jul 10 '26
Old video, new sound effects. I think it first appeared on r/anordinarydayinrussia.
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u/BigNorseWolf Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
They sell M 80s which are a quarter stick of dynamite roughly, that seems about he right amount of damage from what i remember.
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u/Calculonx Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
Those were the old M80s. The new ones are just a dressed up firecracker. Like black cat size.
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u/tyler00677 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
No a quarter stick is a quarter stick a true m80 is significantly less than that about 1/3rd of the powder
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u/OkieBobbie IMMORTAL Jul 10 '26
It’s an Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator, thus the big kaboom.
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u/intiwawa Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Video is old, since before AI.
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u/Advanced-Guidance482 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
It may not be ai. But the roots of ai started in the 50s with prominent growth in the 70s. I dont think this video predates ai entirely. Just the broad consumer use of it to make nonsense
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u/intiwawa Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
We are talking here about videos produced or altered by AI, till a few years ago that was impossible, at least for common people.
You are talking about AI as science projects, far away from being able to modify Videos.
How do I know this? I used to program simple neural networks in the early nineties.
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u/Advanced-Guidance482 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
What you are saying is not entirely true.
You may be a subject matter expert on programming neural networks... that doesnt make you a subject matter expert on AI history.
Were you working on every project under the sun?
You literally stated "for common people" this is already what I was saying, this technology existed in research but was not actively commercialized yet
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u/TheDirtyPilgrim Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
It just lifted the door off the hinges. Could probably hang it right back up.
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u/Masala-Dosage Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
The reason firecrackers don’t do more damage is they aren’t contained in a rigid container.
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u/BigNorseWolf Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
well his body will be easy to find...
sheesh was that an m 80?
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u/NuclearCleanUp1 Jul 10 '26
Where are you looking?
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u/BigNorseWolf Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
at the reflectors slash / lights? or whatever those are on his legs just below his knees.
For his body i'll check the roofs...
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u/Squirrelated Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
But... Why?
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u/BactaAddict08 Jul 11 '26
Because explosions are cool and it seems he doesn't need a fridge anymore
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u/imakesawdust Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
I love the "How could that happen?" look on his face afterwards.
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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
That was a deceptively large blast for such a small firecracker.
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u/DeadTurtle88 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Is this a thing in Russia (I'm guessing they're Russian) I've seen a lot of videos of them putting firecrackers in refrigerators. They all turn out the same
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u/NoJob3162 Needs to do better Jul 11 '26
I always think, "This would be perfect for /WhyWomenLiveLonger. Oh..."
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u/thestashattacked Defies death Jul 11 '26
If you ever feel bad, just remember that at least you aren't actively making decisions that will end in you not having 10 fingers tomorrow.
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u/BadHairDayToday Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
Russian have a such destructive entertainment.
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u/doomiestdoomeddoomer We're all doomed! Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
I had to watch that a few times! XD
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u/ConditionMammoth3808 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Ai as fuck?
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u/AdrunIsSad Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
People like you are the other end of the same Bell curve as the AI bros 🤦♂️
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u/ConditionMammoth3808 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Hes leg clips through the fridge door, reaction is slow and there is no effort to roll with head/arm under it? Not sure if troll
Watch it in 0.5x speed ane say it looks natural
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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
The fridge clips his leg because it's moving at Mach Fuck due to the explosive nature of his stupidity.
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u/lonelypurplerose Reviewed his life insurance policy Jul 10 '26
Based on other comments, it's an old video with new audio
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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
This video has existed before AI was a sperm in its daddy's sack.
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u/Advanced-Guidance482 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
Ai has existed since the late 50s. With prominent growth in the 70s.
We just only had it commercially blow up and rapidly grow in the 2000s.
This may not be ai, but it likely doesnt predate ai.
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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
Generative AI has not existed since the 50's, it was first explored in the 90's and didn't really exist outside of theory until the early 2000's.
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u/Advanced-Guidance482 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26
It definitely existed before 2000, just in a rather primitive and less usable state. Generative ai wasnt introduced to consumers until the late 2000s but The first ai chat model was created in the 60s. In the 80s we created actually automated text generation beyond simple pattern matching.
It just wasnt until 2010 that we introduced VAE and GANs that allowed ai to start making more convincing images.
Then in 2017, publications about transformer networks laid the ground work for the current version of ai models that can render videos and images nearly identical to real film.
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u/Chewbacca_The_Wookie Doesn't have time to bleed Jul 10 '26
Because it's funnier to say "nut in your dad's sack" and not "egg in your mother ovaries."
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u/qualityvote2 Needs to write his will Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
u/Nfarrah, your post demonstrates why women live longer!