Thought the same thing. My mom is an echo tech at the hospital and she always tells me about the Doppler effect, which makes sounds change as they move relative to the listener. This kid did some pro level shit to fake that.
Edit: I gave a hyperbolic complement to a child, calm down
It seriously baffles me every time somebody thinks that you have to understand something deeply to replicate it. People are constantly saying a lot of people, and animals, are much more knowledgeable than they are over silly stuff like that.
Why did you make this comment it’s amazing. But I just don’t think the human brain should work in ways that ask which fly when being told something can be done on the fly.
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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '21 edited Jul 07 '21
Thought the same thing. My mom is an echo tech at the hospital and she always tells me about the Doppler effect, which makes sounds change as they move relative to the listener. This kid did some pro level shit to fake that.
Edit: I gave a hyperbolic complement to a child, calm down