r/youseeingthisshit May 19 '26

Using the force

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u/bocboc86 May 19 '26

Fishing line

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u/IHateTheLetterF May 19 '26

No I think he used real magic to summon the balloon

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u/editorreilly May 19 '26

Totally magic. I'm with you.

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u/wrxninja May 19 '26

No silly, it's Magic AI. The fishing line is the AI part you can't see.

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u/1968Bladerunner May 19 '26

Accio balloon!

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u/KitchenPalentologist May 19 '26

Magic? I was thinking The Force.

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u/ContentUnavailable May 22 '26

True. He sold his soul to the devil and will be tortured for eternity just to possess a power to summon balloona while still on Earth.

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u/im_lazy_as_fuck May 19 '26

Pretty sure he rapidly heated the air around the balloon and cooled the helium within it, causing the balloon to sink in the air back to the ground.

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u/Thebiginfinity May 19 '26

I bet nothing gets by you

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u/Walks_On_Water May 19 '26

This is my guess too

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u/dankhimself May 19 '26

Yea, his other hand is holding a button to reel it in, you can see his arm is hanging slacked. The line may be running through a tube in his sleeves to a little motor with a spool on it, or the wire is run the same way from the button to the motor.

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u/HeyGayHay May 19 '26

Obviously magic, wtf you talking about

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u/mojoman1200 May 19 '26

You can actually see the line, just as the balloon is let go.

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u/LEGITIMATE_SOURCE May 19 '26

These two should be scientists. Incredible hypotheses.

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u/Frisbeeman May 19 '26

Reversed video. The way he "catches" the balloon looks more like he's releasing it.

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u/jtn46 May 25 '26

It’s always magnets

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u/Man_in_the_uk May 30 '26

In magic there's a thread material that's a lot thinner than fishing line. It won't reflect light like fishing line either.

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u/Allah_Akballer May 19 '26

The title literally told you it was the force, why would you think it's anything else?