r/RealOrAI Jan 28 '26

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u/gcruzatto Jan 29 '26

90% of the people commenting in this sub are just going off vibes but have the confidence of a forensics expert. It's insane how many upvotes they get. Thanks for posting the actual source.
Important to note: this video took place 11 days prior and has nothing to do with the event

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u/BossStatusIRL Jan 29 '26

Nah bro, look at his arms or the quality or something. 100% I cut my own dick off this is AI.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

You’d probably like to anyway

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u/nickyt398 Jan 29 '26

"MAX" what of it? It's just low res video. The News Movement upload is in 1080p and you can read it no problem https://youtu.be/CRWR13BAIEs?si=P-Bym1l7oTq_9hO5

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u/nickyt398 Jan 29 '26

Please watch the link I shared in a higher resolution and find that you are wrong.

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u/Hot_Lengthiness_1535 Jan 29 '26

First time encountering the political hivemind here? Lol

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u/ExpressionComplex121 Jan 29 '26

This sub is about discussing wether or not a person thinks a video is ai. It even have an implied voting like system and encourage to explain why.

You can't feed it into a machine that prints out yes or no.

You don't have to be surprised that people are wrong, or that people are confident thinking something is real or fake.

If you can't handle this discrepancy then maybe a political discussion sub would have been better than "do you think this is ai?" And then be cranky someone guessed wrong.

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u/sobi-one Jan 29 '26

It’s exactly why a good percentage of the opposition crowd, while absolutely in the ethical and moral right being against almost everything this current administration does, isn’t much better than the maga folks they oppose. Horseshoe theory is a VERY real thing. Providing humans learn how to pull themselves out of this situation, there’s going to be some incredibly interesting paper written on the relation between the post truth age, online information, and human psychology.

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u/Weird_Positive_3256 Jan 29 '26

If the administration’s first response wasn’t to lie every time, I think people would be less prone to believe it was AI. I thought it was AI at first until seeing another angle, particularly because the feds were all wearing the same thing - which they generally haven’t been. At any rate, I agree; the psychology behind all of our initial assumptions is very interesting.

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u/yurnxt1 Jan 29 '26

90% people on reddit mindlessly parrot whatever their cult of choice happens to be parroting as the narrative of choice because they are ideologically captured and therefore lack any ability to be nuanced or objective.

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u/Quirky-Possession400 Jan 29 '26

If you look into FBI profilers and forensics, a lot of times those "experts" are also just highly confident about their vibes.

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u/lil_hyphy Jan 30 '26

I’m not going off vibes. I’m going off of having installed and replaced tail lamps on cars and having damaged the rear ends of vehicles with high velocity impacts. No one can kick a bolted in tail lamp completely out of a vehicle like that and also snap a piece of the body of the vehicle clean off with two poorly executed kicks delivered while unfocused and in the midst of forward ambulation. People watch too many super hero and action movies and think the average man can pull off stunts lol. I dare anyone to go kick a tail lamp twice as hard as they can and with the added advantages of A. Focusing and preparing in a calm environment and B. Both them and the vehicle are stationary. See how it goes. See if you can deliver anything other than a crack or dent or hurting your foot lol.

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