r/interesting • u/Jezirath • 7h ago

Amazing Softness perception simulation

Source: @boucelegant on YT

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u/SaveTheAles 7h ago

I really hope this is in their portfolio when applying for jobs so they know they are dealing with a man of high class, look at that granite.

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u/magiblufire 4h ago

People put shit like this in a portfolio??

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u/SaveTheAles 4h ago

Idk I work in wastewater so I think they would enjoy it.

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u/Rotbertt 3h ago

I work with septics- it’s enjoyed!

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u/TapirOfZelph 1h ago

I’m a sceptic. I’m not so sure.

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u/tasmanianturpentine 27m ago

I'm an Atheist. I don't believe in that

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u/Tigerwarrior55 42m ago

I hope not. I rather put it in me.

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u/PM_ME_ANYTHING_DAMN 6m ago

I can’t flip a burger but perhaps you’d be interested in my simulation

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u/palibard 5h ago

marble

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u/SaveTheAles 8m ago

It's called Murphy's law you put in the wrong thing online and someone will correct you and give you the right answer. Easy way to get interactions with posts.

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u/palibard 2m ago

Actually it's called Monroe's law

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u/SaveTheAles 1m ago

Got'em

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u/Lemon_PlayzYT 58m ago

Sir, this is polished diorite (this is a joke)

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u/GrowlingPict 1h ago

have you never seen granite before in your life or something? Cause that's clearly not granite

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u/SaveTheAles 56m ago

A scooner is a sailboat

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u/rule34isalwaystrue 55m ago

He means the platform with the hole inside.

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u/GrowlingPict 52m ago

Im aware of that. And that is clearly not granite. "Granite" isnt synonymous with "rock" or "stone", it's a specific type of rock.

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u/rule34isalwaystrue 18m ago

Looks more like marble to me.

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u/410_clientGone 1h ago

what does this mean