A Blind Teacher Using Echolocation to Navigate the World | Echo | The New Yorker Documentary

Ben Wolin and Michael Minahan’s documentary short follows Daniel Kish, who uses clicks and echos to listen his way through the world.
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[@bee4590]

this is criminally under-viewed

[@cds8718]

If this is a non profit, we should be sending him funds. I just donated $20 to his organization, World Access for the Blind. ❤

[@colezee7640]

The visuals effects are insane

[@bucketofbarnacles]

What a beautiful human being, story and statement.

[@TM-yn4iu]

What a wonderful person with a "vision" much deeper and appreciated than most. That "vision" is being shared to allow others to experience the same. Thank you.

[@TahoeZ71]

Incredible! Absolutely love his attitude and his willingness to help instill that in others to not let anything stop them.

[@cpultz]

This is one of the most amazing videos I have seen in a long time. Admittedly, I was VERY nervous while watching it, but... WOW.

[@bigtoepapa]

Thank you Daniel!!

[@TM-yn4iu]

Thanks again, always entertaining/insightful!

[@nayasahnaaf-lh2mj]

Bro is a genius

[@user-qf3tz7fr1g]

thank you fo diz, the new yorker.
🥰🌟💎
we totally stan daniel, jellybean.
helpin' others --- his heart's vision is clearer and brighter dan ever.
also a reminder dat most able-bodied peepz tend to take a lot fo granted.
anyhoo, mah pericardial sac is flowin' with happy juice hearin' him sing.
may da future be kind to him and his students.
💜🙏🤩😘🏵️🫂💛

[@jasonvichinsky1458]

I have been legally blind since birth. some sight.
I really want to learn how to do this.
Any advice on how I might do that would be greatly appreciated

[@blkcatjack]

wow

[@anilutkulu]

🌟

[@Rikki-Tikki-Tavi]

I wonder if this echolocation works better underwater. Has anyone tested this?

[@Cnupoc]

It's called Sonar.

[@Rikki-Tikki-Tavi]

@@Cnupoc 🤣🤣🤣

[@pacoceja4659]

❤️🌱🌱🌱

[@louiss1625]

this is incredible. so we have access to a whole other sense that very few of us are aware of. how many other senses are available to us that we're kept in the dark about?