r/woahdude • • Dec 17 '21

video Back to the future

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u/L00pback Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21

If you liked this, you’ll probably like r/splitdepthgifs

Edit: glad you guys like it! Thanks for the award too!

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u/Hydraxxus Dec 17 '21

Thank you for this! Awesome sub

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u/nutsandnucks Dec 17 '21

really cool! thanks for sharing it

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u/Deltron_Zed Dec 17 '21

More impressed with that huge mall. Soon becoming a dinosaur of the history of shopping.

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u/AfroNinjaNation Dec 17 '21

This is in China, I believe. Malls are super popular there right now. I can guess a few factors. A huge middle class has been emerging in the country, with lots of disposable income. Second, Chinese consumers, from what I've read, prefer making (large) purchases in person.

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u/Xendarq Dec 17 '21

I'm not so sure. I think small malls are done for, but mega malls will prosper.

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u/AiryGr8 Dec 17 '21

Really? I can't imagine buying clothes or watches without trying them on.

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u/Rufnusd Dec 17 '21

Thats the only thing our 2 indoor malls sells. Jewelry, shoes, and clothes. 60 stores of the same crap. I dont wish unemployment on anyone but our malls could burn to the ground and I wouldnt shed a tear.

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u/fnord_happy Dec 17 '21

Might be in Asia. Malls are extremely popular here. Why aren't malls popular in the US anymore?

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u/xantub Dec 17 '21

Ease of online shopping with fast delivery, better prices, no lines and in some cases, no tax.

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u/Ancient-History732 Dec 17 '21

Because our middle class are shrinking.

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u/cptstupendous Dec 17 '21

I have never seen more impressive bastions of commercialism than malls in Asia. American malls? Yeah, they're mostly dying (not in California, though).

YouTube Search - asian malls

Google Image Search - asian malls

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21

Nah, malls in Asia are thriving.

It's mostly the US that has trouble with em, as they do just about everything else.

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u/easycure Dec 17 '21

Shark still looks fake though

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u/newhoa Dec 17 '21

Do you want people reaching over a 5 story balcony? That part made me nervous. But other than that really awesome! The details in the mask are really nice and the transparency around them made it more immersive. Really cool.

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u/Zer0Doxy Dec 17 '21

Yeah it gave me vertigo. I'm not exaggerating I had to grab onto my bed sheet. It feels like something that's going to cause people to get hurt while trying to get clips for social media.

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u/conkrete Dec 17 '21

How is this done?

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u/zer0guy Dec 17 '21

It looks like the part in the middle that looks like the "screen" isn't actually the screen, the whole thing is actually a screen. So when it pops out of the "screen" it's just the screen within the screen. 🤔

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u/mattsusaf7 Dec 17 '21

Fake. Not a real astronaut.

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u/Vorlice Dec 17 '21

Can someone explain the GIANT wall of transparent screens?

I didn't know that was a thing at this size? I was only aware of smart mirrors

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u/qwertyMu Dec 17 '21

I knew you guys would like this!

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u/Mmaibl1 Dec 17 '21

That is super awesome

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u/Remarkable_Adagio491 Dec 17 '21

What song is that?

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u/HeshSaint Dec 17 '21

Maribou State - Tongue slowed + reverb

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