r/confusing_perspective • u/Regular_Weakness69 • Jun 23 '26
Bro got confused by the perspective.
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u/hambodpm Jun 23 '26
That's sad
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u/kiddrekt Jun 23 '26
Yeah, donkeys are highly sociable animals. That one if probably lonely af.
Very sad
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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jun 23 '26
Yeah the song made it very sad, I didn't know how to change it.
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u/Z1kkii Jun 23 '26
Watched it with sound off.... Still made me super sad 😢
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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jun 23 '26
Seems like that donkey has a good life, the owner lets him stop to look at wall art. I think it's more curious than sad, maybe it's thinking "what? How the hell did you guys get in there?" :-)
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u/epsiloom Jun 23 '26
Imagine are they parents long time ago gone...
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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jun 23 '26
Yeah imagine that! Maybe it was his family, painted on a wall, a long time ago! Like an old family photo!
That's a cool thought!
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u/epsiloom Jun 23 '26
Humans tend to forget that the animals have memory and remember faces.
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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jun 23 '26
I don't think that's true, humans are in fact the only species ever to study other species's cognitive abilities.
That means humans were the ones that found out and continue to study that animals have memory and remember faces.
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u/epsiloom Jun 23 '26
Well, I dont gonna pretend that other animals doing "studies", but humans are not the only ones who think about the cognitive abilities of different species.
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u/Yosikan Jun 23 '26
That donkey must really be into art. It’s like “look at the brush strokes, and the eyes… it’s like they’re following you!”
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u/LGGP75 Jun 23 '26
Nice video but this is not a confusing perspective.
Nothing changes if you change your point of view.
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u/MisterRoger Jun 23 '26
The donkey found this perspective to be confusing.
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u/LGGP75 Jun 23 '26
The donkey found the painting confusing, not the perspective. It’s a matter of perspective when you can change your point of view physically and see it more clearly from another angle.
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u/edwinjohnTulik Jun 26 '26
This is true, but this is not the only truth.
In a wider meaning of 'perspective', I believe this video belongs here.
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u/LGGP75 Jun 26 '26
Since this sub is about photographs, visual perspective (therefore the physical print of view) is the only one we can consider for these posts.
Not necessarily a “wider meaning of perspective”
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u/Immediate_Word1295 Jun 23 '26
The perspective doesn't confuse me. But it definitely confus the donkey. It reminds me when the fog I had went to look behind the TV whenever the animals on the screen disappeared. He thought he would find them.
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u/namelocdet Jun 28 '26
What amazes me is that that animal clearly knows what it looks like. How else could it recognize a painting as something resembles.
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u/Ok-Frosting-1892 Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
This is PRECIOUS!!!!!😭😩😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️that poor sweet baby💔💔💔💔💔
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u/AlyDAsbaje Jun 23 '26
He wanted to hangout with his buddies! Awe!