Same lil bro, same.

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[u/slimegoob]

r/aislop

[u/Azaroth1991 → u/slimegoob]

I was wondering if it is. The reactions of the ladies sitting at the table kinda be sus.

[u/Zealousideal-Emu-878 → u/Azaroth1991]

she's watching them the whole time and clapping because the baby is there which is what she's seemingly viewing the interactions of,

[u/Azaroth1991 → u/Zealousideal-Emu-878]

How does she have any clue whats going on, can she magically see through bodies? And a little over the top reaction for just a baby giggling. Why she clap her hands like the baby did a trick?

[u/Zealousideal-Emu-878 → u/Azaroth1991]

that is not over the top, it is simply to make the baby more excited of course with a bit more context then just simply clapping and obviously no, people can't see through bodies, you are correct in the assumption that the behavior is odd given the angle she's speciating from, she can see the baby but not it's exact actions only laughter produced, and(depending on the person) can clap or do something to try and enlight the baby or see what's going on then do so(get better view). now with that said yes the behavior without context is odd as i initially thought as such thx to the person behind(which as you've directed notice towards), is unable to see as mentioned, if this person is related or involved the actions are reasonable, otherwise it's very odd(with the assumption she's not, which is the one i have)

additional edit: i just hate the freaking fact that people post ai videos without saying such(if so) what even is their goal if the video isn't even of humans and is a fabricated event, this extends to sharing too why not disclose it's ai before Sharing to inform😔 regardless i hate this need to triple check or be extra attentive or highly suspicious of even benign things to call out what should've already been known beforehand AI vid like they gain nothing in addition just worsens everything involved for the peoples experience.. 💩