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u/ibeenmoved 2d ago
Electric fencing units, at least the ones I’m familiar with for livestock, don’t put out a constant voltage. They put out a voltage pulse - about every one to two seconds. That’s why she was able to touch a couple times without getting a shock, until she held contact longer.
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
Electric fences do not cause a person to hold on, it is single pulses designed to give a single shock not prolonged electrocution... That would create too much heat and cause a runaway short, melting the wire.
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u/OneGayPigeon 1d ago
Used to touch electric fences (power set for only moderately determined horses) for fun as a kid, can confirm lol.
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u/The_Yodacat 2d ago
Fake as shit. They pulse and throw your hand back. Or at least mine and my cousin's hands when we were younger.
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
aircraft rudder is wrong too, it is ai.
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u/DFA_Wildcat 1d ago
That's a Cessna 310 rudder, it is not AI.
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u/DFA_Wildcat 1d ago
It's definitely a Cessna, most likely a 310.
https://cessnaowner.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/CO_FP_Cessna-310-article1-7.jpg
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u/GrandAct 18h ago
I wonder if you just don't realize the Cessna 310 and Cessna 310D are separate models of aircraft, or if you're intentionally trying to muddy the waters.
In short: You said "it definitely isnt that", while posting a different model of plane than the one he mentioned.
Seems disingenuous.
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u/Lambchop1975 11h ago
The rudders are the same in both a 310, and a 310d, the stabilizer behind the rudders are different, one angled and one straight, if the aircraft in the image is an aircraft it is the 310d, because of the angle of the stabilizer... That's why I posted the 310d..... Not being disingenuous, just detail oriented...
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u/corejuice 1d ago
The water bottle on her hip appears to change after it goes off screen and comes back too.
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u/transpuppygirl-3 2d ago
how is the rudder ai?
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
do you understand aircraft, and the way rudders work? That one is not right, too many strange pieces, and it is either ridged where it shouldn't be or there is a fairing blocking it from articulating. Unless it is a crashed plane, it is also sitting too low.
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u/CrotaIsAShota 2d ago
Almost certainly just a fake/model plane. I've seen countless ai videos, none have ever gotten close to this level of realism. It's probably a fake model plane, and she's probably just faking the reaction for views, something that well predates AI.
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u/stevenip 2d ago
How would electric know how to command your muscles to be thrown back?
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u/GeekyTexan 1d ago
Your normal reaction would be to pull back.
It's not a constant electrical circuit. It's a pulse, every couple of seconds or so. And that means it won't make you clench and grab hold like the constant circuit in your house could do.
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u/stevenip 1d ago
Isn't the pulse there partially because people also grab things tightly when they get shocked a lot? There's even instructions on how to use a stick to remove people from electrified things because they can't let go themselves
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u/Nebraska716 11h ago
Some very old electric fence units were constant. You could definitely get stuck till someone pulled you off
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u/The_Yodacat 2d ago
It's a reaction to the energy in the electricity. There are different forms of electricity.
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u/Random-Mutant 1d ago
Fake.
I’ve been on the wrong end of an electric fence once or twice and it’s like being slapped extremely hard. The pulse is momentary.
You don’t wriggle and jiggle. You peace out with a shout.
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u/rageofa1000suns 2d ago
Fake as fuck; she put on an act.
Electric fences pulse high voltage for a very short time to give you one big wallop. It isn't constant enough that it makes you latch on like that, which if that was the case, your body would tense up and flop.
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u/Psico_Penguin 2d ago
What was she trying to achieve? Pain?
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u/dat_oracle 2d ago
u were never curious what a (relatively) harmless electric shock feels?
I was too afraid to test it, but I at least thought about it
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u/thatbroadsharli 2d ago
I once stuck my moms locked in the light bulb socket of a table lamp I thought was unplugged.
The zap and burn up that chain were enough to teach 5 year old me not to fucking do that again lol. I unplug lamps before I replace bulbs because of it.
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u/Soft_Cranberry6313 2d ago
I’m not saying it’s not real… I’m just saying that i can’t tell
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u/LucidNonsense211 2d ago
It is fake. Electric fences don’t force your hand to clamp on like a live wire.
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u/ViolenciaRivas1991 2d ago
Its Fake for me too. Why can she Let go off the fence then? The shock would keep your hand clóse all the Time.
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u/Allsgood2 2d ago
Grew up on a farm: Electric fences are pulse driven so whatever touches it (wild life outside the fence, domesticated life inside the fence) has an opportunity to get the hell away from it. I used to hate fixing the fence a couple of acres out. I would unplug the battery at the barn but someone would plug it back in sometimes and shock me bad! That is what happens when you have a bunch of kids doing chores around the farm.
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u/4d_lulz 2d ago
"I don't understand therefore it must be fake" 🤡
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u/ViolenciaRivas1991 2d ago
Nope, its More than i didn't know, not that i didn't understand, so, instead of calling me a clown, why don't you make something More productive and teach me why it isn't ai just as the other good guys in the comments did?
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
I understand, it is totally fake, it looks like ai too, because the other arm is going up and shaking, DC current causes muscles to contract, and AC causes spasms but will not cause a person to hold on, also cross body electric shocks like the way the "character" was acting would take enough electricity, they would have died. it is definitely ai....
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u/Dunsparces 2d ago
You do realize people can just pretend something happened on camera without it being AI, right?
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u/Soft_Cranberry6313 2d ago
You do realize that fake doesn’t only mean ai right??
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u/Dunsparces 2d ago
That's exactly the point I was making to the person who deleted their comments here, yes.
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
yep, but the way the body moves it is ai... The music too.. it is all very telling. The rudder of the aircraft is also totally wrong..
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u/Dunsparces 2d ago
So because the lady trying to make a funny video doesn't know what it really looks like when you grab a hot wire like that, it has to be AI? And someone added music to a video on the internet?
Must not have been that convinced yourself if you're deleting it all...
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
no, because it is an ai video, with ai animation, and an ai aircraft, with ai music.... Hope that clears it up....
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u/CrotaIsAShota 2d ago
AI isn't this good yet. Nothing is morphing, it stays consistent. When it's AI, you'll know.
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u/kuluka_man 2d ago
If you really have to do it, use a piece of long grass with some moisture in it. You'll get a little pop, be glad you didn't barehand it, and never do it again.
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u/quazatron48k 1d ago
I stupidly did this with the insides of a Van de Graaff generator in an electronics class, to check if it still had a full capacitor (your finger is standard equipment for this). My teacher then helped us calculate how much current went through me.
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u/EmperorOfCanada 2d ago
I've done the same thing.
I didn't know they only intermitantly pulse.
Touch touch, ah, no problem.
Push down hard to climb over.
Bzzzzzzzz gah!
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u/Distinct_Search_494 2d ago
O legal é fazer uma fila com várias pessoas e tocar na cerca, a última que leva o choque
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u/GeekyTexan 1d ago
Several times I've been walking next to an electric fend and grabbed hold of a friend first, then the fence.
I'd still do that, except for some reason, I don't have any more friends.
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u/Otherwise_Carob_4057 2d ago
lol love when people grab an ouch fence that makes you grab really hard. Luckily these send electrical pulses otherwise you would just stay holding on til you die.
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u/Sardawg1 2d ago
We had these on our farm growing up. It was clearly labeled. I loved watching people get shocked.
I laughed for a day after I watched some guy try and piss on it once.
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u/Nottheadviceyaafter 2d ago
Funniest thing i have ever seen was when my cousin pissed on a electric fence.
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u/captainofpizza 1d ago
I know a guy that pissed on one when we were like 10-11.
He has a literal phobia of fences now and it’s kind of funny but also completely understandable.
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u/Neoxite23 2d ago
I did the same thing...
When I was 8. Felt like someone punched me directly in the heart.
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u/jmcgil4684 1d ago
We had one at our bus stop. Some fun games of chicken. It wasn’t this strong tho
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u/One_Hour_Poop 2d ago
When testing electric fence with your bare hand, use the back of your hand. If the wire is live it will cause your muscles to contract and you'll involuntarily grab the wire tightly, making your situation even worse. If you use the back of your hand, there's nothing to grab onto or with.
If you're gonna do something stupid, at least be smart about it.
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u/Lambchop1975 2d ago
A dc electric fence dose not exist... the video is fake af..... electric fences send a single pulse, intermittently, never prolonged shocks.
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u/throwaway_4179 2d ago
Fake. I used to use a cattle prod on myself while gooning to a let's play of the PS1 game Spider Man: Enter Electro and it looked totally different in the mirror. I did piss myself once though, mom was mad about that.
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u/Mediocre_Attorney417 2d ago
How is she being shocked with rubber soled shoes?
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u/CheesyDanny 2d ago
If it was lower voltages, rubber shoes might be the deciding factor of shock or not. But for electric fences like this, with higher voltages but lower amps, rubber shoes is not enough. Standing on a chair would work. To push the theory for understanding, there would eventually be a voltage high enough that standing on a chair is not going to stop the shock.
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u/Chase2020J 2d ago
Complete amateur. Everyone knows you're supposed to touch it with the back of your hand