Honestly Lucas, this might be one of the most important videos you've ever made. I think many people would be a lot happier if they were more grateful for all the small things in life. I'm honestly a much more thankful person after watching this video - So thank you!
I'm a totally blind person since I was at second years of computer science college. I got Glaucoma. Now I can get by life pretty well and I work as software engineer. And the only workout routine I can safely do on my own is calisthetic stuff. All I wanna say is don't forget to be grateful and don't take anything for granted
@Nik-6675 blind people can use gadgets using screen reader, basically a feature that reads aloud what is on the monitor and any interaction we do with the gadgets.
I’ve actually done this before after wondering what it would be like if I woke up blind. I put on a big blindfold before bed and then woke up to go through my whole day blindfolded. I started off the day meditating and it really is surreal the longer you go. My hearing got crisper and things were louder or I could notice them more. That cool sense (probably just sense of touch that I didn’t notice) that lets you know when something is in front of your face was really weird and super helpful. I found my memory to be better bc I had to be super attentive to everything. Throughout the day, I tried some martial arts, working out, and then I ended up using a stick to help me walk around my neighborhood. Everything else was me just experiencing and experimenting with what life is like with no vision. Absolutely phenomenal and I recommend it for everyone. I want to do it again soon when my schedule gets freed up. Quick note I was able to balance walk on a 4 x 4 piece of wood but I was using my feet to dip walk and keep contact with the wood for the whole time. I think just walking is insanely harder. Great video and really cool that I’m not the only one to randomly do this 😅
same i watch pigmie videos a lot. i wanted to do this challenge so i searched it up and he’s done it, so i’m just watching to see if i can get any tips from this before i try it myself
Why did this seem like just another time-based challenge video that you dont think much of, but it ends up being a groundbreaking, eye-opening, mini doc? It seems like even Pigmie underestimated the challenge lol
Honestly I'm impressed with how well you cooked that fried rice. I know if that was me everything would have been on the floor, I'm clumsy enough with vision
When I had COVID I lost my taste and smell (AND appetite). As a serious chef/foodie/food critic, it was so depressing. We wouldnt get up to make meals because whats the point if you cant taste anything. So then we figure "we may as well eat the healthiest that we can (like bitter/earthy foods even)" It introduced us to fasting, healthier eating, appreciating food more (and our sense of smell and taste), and becoming more conscious of how food is really just a pleasure at the end of the day The ultimate conclusion is that every sense is a pleasure, when we're without it for too long, well get antsy and get withdrawals and our minds will be frustrated because were not satisfying these "pleasures". Therefore the point of human life is to experience everything as it is and take it all in, smell the roses, and enjoy the view while were here.
Lucas, you did a great job. Being Legally blind, I would have recommended that you have A long Playlist of soft music to play and audiobooks ready to help kill some of the boredom and loneliness. The use of a stick or a broom handle would have helped you navigate even better. I use my cane and sometimes my Bo staff. Now that you've done it for 24 hours, if you do it for 1 hour somewhere in the near future you'll then notice have quickly all those other senses kick in. You gotta focus! Peace out.
This is absolutely bizarre, I thought about doing this earlier this morning. I thought about how I don't read enough, and how I don't appreciate it or have a great attention span even when I do, and if I didn't have this gift, how I'd appreciate so much having audio books, and hang on every word, absorbing it all in an appreciative grateful meditative state. Even if the book isn't everything I wanted to capture me, the process of taking it in would mean a lot, instead of having a ton of books piling up that are gathering dust. Anyway, I believe this is the first time I've ever thought about doing this, and most likely not for an entire day but for a few hours (I do have stairs as well, bit risky). A dopamine detox doesn't get better than doing this, and I'd suggest if anyone is thinking the same then to do it first thing in the morning, for a lot of reasons.
This is really fascinating to know how those who lose their vision so abruptly manage day to day life. I myself am going blind but my vision loss is gradual so as my vision decreases I learn new coping skills. As for walking in that parking lot, trust me, you won’t do that “alone” so to speak. You would have your trusty white cane to help you to not fall into the lake and to detect level changes. Cooking is a challenge, but blind organisations have rehab centres that will teach you to cook. So yes we blind people can use that sharp chef’s knife safely!
I say go for the hearing next.........much harder to do because no matter how you block out sound you can still hear your own voice. When I go through bouts of not hearing I can't hear my voice..........totally alone.
awesome video dude. had no idea you did stuff like this as well, apart from all the workout vids. I've been subscribed but haven't really watched your content much, but I watched this entire 40 min thing pretty much in one go, and it was great lol. very interesting, fun, eye opening, humbling and thought provoking. loved it, great stuff !
my thoughts on why you probably didnt sleep well was that the tiredness was due to mental exhaustion but physically your body most likely had quite a bit of energy left at night because it can be pretty hard to achieve a bunch of physical activity blind, especially for someone who usually burns a ton of energy through exercise. i also think most people are aware of physical and mental exhaustion but i feel like its not acknowledged enough, especially for how widely beneficial it can be for tons of people. ive always had terrible sleep issues even though i always felt exhausted. i had really strong ADHD but also was pretty high-functioning in the sense that i was always exercising my mind because i love learning new things and would kind of set little silly goals for myself (much like how you do with your channel which i really enjoy), but i wasn't super active physically other than a bit of soccer and skateboarding with friends (which was mainly all legs, my upper body barely got much activity other than some rotational strength here and there), and it wasnt till later in my life i really tried pushing myself a bit more physically and tried to tone down overusing my brain more than i need to while still trying to exercise it, and just overall balancing mental exhaustion and physical exhaustion. now i sleep pretty well. (most of the time). "a strong body makes the mind strong" an old, over-quoted quote by thomas jefferson, but just because it's over-quoted does not make it untrue. i want to note, i'm not a health expert so i'd take my words pretty lightly and not too seriously but it's something i felt i could at least say because it helped me and might help some random person scrolling the comments. also, fantastic video. it was a super fun and interesting watch.
I used to do this as a kid, I watch so much martial arts and batman, I started doing this to increase my other senses, or walk in the crib with no lights on. It definitely works....
One thing that I've heard is that our pets don't react to sounds we didn't notice because they hear better than us - they listen better than us. We mostly don't have to worry about predators sneaking up on us and take in so much information visually that we just tune out a lot of sounds and smells that other species don't because we decide that they're not important before they reach our consciousness. Take away sight and the things like the sounds echoing off the wall in front of you become more important because they're providing information you can't get through another sense. In other words, it all comes down to... FOCUS.
Wow, what a video! Honestly you did such a great job. You made the video a learning experience, entertaining, and saw what it was like to not see for a lil bitz
Gosh, this was also hard for me to imagine by watching you...honestly I was laughing so much when you were trying to find the lake that was in frame the whole time😂😂 losing my sight is one of my biggest fears...this was 'eye opening' to say the least, and I often try to remind myself to be grateful for the small things, but I think I fall short a lot. right now I am grateful I even get to sip filtered water in an air conditioned room on my comfy bed♥
I'm not blind. But I'm autistic. The stuff about hearing everything is how I always am. It's VERY overstimulating! Thank you for the inspiration and understanding.
I think you did really good I am visionly impaired and it is a struggle day today but this actually is kinda motivating and I think it is really educational experience and I think it gives people more understanding on how being blind feels and works I know that wasn't the whole reason behind it but I got a lot of respect for u love the videos and I am glad I subscribed to ur channel
I have tried flipping on ground blindfolded and so far all I can get is aerial, b-twist, sideflip/webster and cheat gainer. I'm not even comfortable doing a backflip blindfolded yet lol.
my Grandmother went blind from RP when i was a kid. she stayed working for 10 years in real estate being legally blind. she just needed to hire someone who could drive her around to clients. she was one hell of an inspiration. strongest person i've ever known.
As someone who is legally blind, and will eventually lose sight, i have practiced many daily tasks such as what you are doing in the video to prepare for when that day comes. Thank you for making this video!
As a blind person who has to live with us everyday, I really enjoy this kind of content. I think more people need to learn to experience other ways of life
I used to close my eyes for as long as I could and "practice being blind" when I was a kid growing up in the deaf community (a 400 kid deaf orphanage as a hearing person). Maybe because I couldn't block out sound as easily. I never lasted as long as you did, but I related to recognizing hearing in a new way... Thank you for work. I got emotional as well watching you experience it.
It’s good you did this one. I see the world in just shapes and colors with out my glasses my eyes got so bad from cataracts that I went blind for just over 2 days when my retinas got hurt I learned what can possibly my futur it was hard to take in
Wow, that was one of the most interesting experiments I saw from you until now. Would you try disabling other senses in upcoming videos? Like a day without hearing anything ... Or a day not using your legs around your city.
Important tips if you try to do this: It matters on how long you do it for, if you do it for a week or 2, or just one full day, it also matters on how old you are, if you're a baby you'll be blind, if you're a child you'll probably develop amblyopia (Lazy eye), and if youre and full grown adult it wont have much effect on you, but you wont be comfortable for some time in the light and that's it no long term consequences, but if you do just know these affects, strong hallucinations every 12 hours after taking the blindfold off, depth of field, shapes and sizes, and object of sort for a few hours. and within half a day you'll see normally again, and your mind will be very expanded. :)
You look just like Alfredo Linguini of Ratatouille in the kitchen when he was blind folded with a mouse on his head. At least he had a mouse to guide him.
I try this on a very small scale, I have all my lights turn off 1hr before bed and I have blackout curtains so it gets daaaaark in my house. And simple tasks like walking in to the kitchen and getting a glass of water takes like 20 mins.
14:41 I don’t think that’s because your senses were heightened maybe more so because you were bored enough to listen deeper, it was one of your only forms of entertainment besides the challenge of not seeing as well as having to film it and talk to viewers which also gave some sort of a stimulus. This is a really cool experiment although I don’t think 24 hours is enough but any more than that and you would go insane
Wants to limit screen time:
Turn off phone ❌
Turn off eyes ✅
Lucas being worried he scared people by joking around with 'ketchup' while his hand is covered in mustard was way too funny and adorable
Honestly Lucas, this might be one of the most important videos you've ever made. I think many people would be a lot happier if they were more grateful for all the small things in life. I'm honestly a much more thankful person after watching this video - So thank you!
Beautiful!! God bless and I’m happy to hear this
YO PIN THIS
When a viewer calls a youtuber by his actual name, you know they're serious.
The mustard scene was hilarious
Ikr😂😂
yea haha
Loved this part!
I was laughing out loud. I don’t do that often. It’s ketchup 😂
I haven’t seen that yet so I wanna see it
I'm a totally blind person since I was at second years of computer science college. I got Glaucoma. Now I can get by life pretty well and I work as software engineer. And the only workout routine I can safely do on my own is calisthetic stuff. All I wanna say is don't forget to be grateful and don't take anything for granted
How did you write this comment if you're blind?
@Nik-6675 blind people can use gadgets using screen reader, basically a feature that reads aloud what is on the monitor and any interaction we do with the gadgets.
Why don't you get surgery
@@readmydescription5533 Not every blindness is curable and not every surgery is cheap in fact most aren't (for Americans anyway)
@@Nik-6675 i thought glaucoma is curable.
I’ve actually done this before after wondering what it would be like if I woke up blind. I put on a big blindfold before bed and then woke up to go through my whole day blindfolded. I started off the day meditating and it really is surreal the longer you go. My hearing got crisper and things were louder or I could notice them more. That cool sense (probably just sense of touch that I didn’t notice) that lets you know when something is in front of your face was really weird and super helpful. I found my memory to be better bc I had to be super attentive to everything. Throughout the day, I tried some martial arts, working out, and then I ended up using a stick to help me walk around my neighborhood. Everything else was me just experiencing and experimenting with what life is like with no vision. Absolutely phenomenal and I recommend it for everyone. I want to do it again soon when my schedule gets freed up. Quick note I was able to balance walk on a 4 x 4 piece of wood but I was using my feet to dip walk and keep contact with the wood for the whole time. I think just walking is insanely harder. Great video and really cool that I’m not the only one to randomly do this 😅
same i watch pigmie videos a lot. i wanted to do this challenge so i searched it up and he’s done it, so i’m just watching to see if i can get any tips from this before i try it myself
I ain’t reading allat
@@dabiggestbird9477 so don't? Bye
Why did this seem like just another time-based challenge video that you dont think much of, but it ends up being a groundbreaking, eye-opening, mini doc?
It seems like even Pigmie underestimated the challenge lol
Honestly I'm impressed with how well you cooked that fried rice. I know if that was me everything would have been on the floor, I'm clumsy enough with vision
It was really impressive. A little to impressive
"Can you drive?". 🤣🤣🤣
My wife and I laughed out loud so hard! 🤣🤣🤣
When I had COVID I lost my taste and smell (AND appetite). As a serious chef/foodie/food critic, it was so depressing. We wouldnt get up to make meals because whats the point if you cant taste anything. So then we figure "we may as well eat the healthiest that we can (like bitter/earthy foods even)" It introduced us to fasting, healthier eating, appreciating food more (and our sense of smell and taste), and becoming more conscious of how food is really just a pleasure at the end of the day
The ultimate conclusion is that every sense is a pleasure, when we're without it for too long, well get antsy and get withdrawals and our minds will be frustrated because were not satisfying these "pleasures". Therefore the point of human life is to experience everything as it is and take it all in, smell the roses, and enjoy the view while were here.
Lucas, you did a great job. Being Legally blind, I would have recommended that you have A long Playlist of soft music to play and audiobooks ready to help kill some of the boredom and loneliness.
The use of a stick or a broom handle would have helped you navigate even better. I use my cane and sometimes my Bo staff.
Now that you've done it for 24 hours, if you do it for 1 hour somewhere in the near future you'll then notice have quickly all those other senses kick in.
You gotta focus! Peace out.
And you nailed it man, because you were focused 👈🏼👀
Man I was so excited when I saw this vid !! I’d do love to take this on one day lol
Same
This is absolutely bizarre, I thought about doing this earlier this morning.
I thought about how I don't read enough, and how I don't appreciate it or have a great attention span even when I do, and if I didn't have this gift, how I'd appreciate so much having audio books, and hang on every word, absorbing it all in an appreciative grateful meditative state. Even if the book isn't everything I wanted to capture me, the process of taking it in would mean a lot, instead of having a ton of books piling up that are gathering dust.
Anyway, I believe this is the first time I've ever thought about doing this, and most likely not for an entire day but for a few hours (I do have stairs as well, bit risky).
A dopamine detox doesn't get better than doing this, and I'd suggest if anyone is thinking the same then to do it first thing in the morning, for a lot of reasons.
I was wondering why something felt so familiar... Then it hit me. You look like Daredevil in season 1 😂😂
This is really fascinating to know how those who lose their vision so abruptly manage day to day life. I myself am going blind but my vision loss is gradual so as my vision decreases I learn new coping skills. As for walking in that parking lot, trust me, you won’t do that “alone” so to speak. You would have your trusty white cane to help you to not fall into the lake and to detect level changes. Cooking is a challenge, but blind organisations have rehab centres that will teach you to cook. So yes we blind people can use that sharp chef’s knife safely!
Also, it's very rare that I'd watch a TH-cam video that's 45 min long, but this was easy to watch. Awesome video!
I know ! I watched the video, yikes , it was interesting though!
I say go for the hearing next.........much harder to do because no matter how you block out sound you can still hear your own voice. When I go through bouts of not hearing I can't hear my voice..........totally alone.
So your telling me doing this can turn me into daredevil alright then
25:47 yes, ketchup
awesome video dude. had no idea you did stuff like this as well, apart from all the workout vids. I've been subscribed but haven't really watched your content much, but I watched this entire 40 min thing pretty much in one go, and it was great lol. very interesting, fun, eye opening, humbling and thought provoking. loved it, great stuff !
Lucas this was super powerful and you killed this amazing work
"I believe that I am where I am... But I might not be."
my thoughts on why you probably didnt sleep well was that the tiredness was due to mental exhaustion but physically your body most likely had quite a bit of energy left at night because it can be pretty hard to achieve a bunch of physical activity blind, especially for someone who usually burns a ton of energy through exercise. i also think most people are aware of physical and mental exhaustion but i feel like its not acknowledged enough, especially for how widely beneficial it can be for tons of people.
ive always had terrible sleep issues even though i always felt exhausted. i had really strong ADHD but also was pretty high-functioning in the sense that i was always exercising my mind because i love learning new things and would kind of set little silly goals for myself (much like how you do with your channel which i really enjoy), but i wasn't super active physically other than a bit of soccer and skateboarding with friends (which was mainly all legs, my upper body barely got much activity other than some rotational strength here and there), and it wasnt till later in my life i really tried pushing myself a bit more physically and tried to tone down overusing my brain more than i need to while still trying to exercise it, and just overall balancing mental exhaustion and physical exhaustion. now i sleep pretty well. (most of the time).
"a strong body makes the mind strong" an old, over-quoted quote by thomas jefferson, but just because it's over-quoted does not make it untrue.
i want to note, i'm not a health expert so i'd take my words pretty lightly and not too seriously but it's something i felt i could at least say because it helped me and might help some random person scrolling the comments.
also, fantastic video. it was a super fun and interesting watch.
Also not being able to see light probably threw off his circadian rhythm.
being blindfolded in the car with your wife and the way you interacted reminded me so much of being with someone while they're tripping
You are honestly one of the best TH-camrs ever….. keep it up Lucas
Keep up the great content PIGMIE
Great video. So inspiring.
Btw. The camera auto focus is excellent.
I used to do this as a kid, I watch so much martial arts and batman, I started doing this to increase my other senses, or walk in the crib with no lights on. It definitely works....
One thing that I've heard is that our pets don't react to sounds we didn't notice because they hear better than us - they listen better than us. We mostly don't have to worry about predators sneaking up on us and take in so much information visually that we just tune out a lot of sounds and smells that other species don't because we decide that they're not important before they reach our consciousness. Take away sight and the things like the sounds echoing off the wall in front of you become more important because they're providing information you can't get through another sense. In other words, it all comes down to... FOCUS.
Wow, what a video! Honestly you did such a great job. You made the video a learning experience, entertaining, and saw what it was like to not see for a lil bitz
Gosh, this was also hard for me to imagine by watching you...honestly I was laughing so much when you were trying to find the lake that was in frame the whole time😂😂 losing my sight is one of my biggest fears...this was 'eye opening' to say the least, and I often try to remind myself to be grateful for the small things, but I think I fall short a lot. right now I am grateful I even get to sip filtered water in an air conditioned room on my comfy bed♥
"39 degrees out there really cold"
Every British person: 🤨
4 Celsius? As a Swede that sounds like swimming weather
@@Ocer.i think they were saying 39 celcius in the uk is beyond boiling😅
@@Sarah-np5fx That's unseen up here in Sweden hahaha
@@Ocer. honestly same haha even heatwaves are usually 25-30 i think
@@Ocer.as an American that’s definitely swimming weather as long as there isn’t a lot wind
great content man. been watching you for at least 5 years now and your videos are better than ever in my opinion. keep it up brother
I'm not blind. But I'm autistic. The stuff about hearing everything is how I always am. It's VERY overstimulating!
Thank you for the inspiration and understanding.
Imagine being low vision and autistic. Sometimes I can hear electricity flowing through things.
@@atricewarner5705 me too!
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DUDE YOU MADE YOUR DINNER BLINDFOLDED, that’s superb and after fasting too. I couldn’t do that with eyes open
I believe this is my favorite one as my grandmother was blind before she passed. Thanks Pigmie for your experience
Ok he’s blindfolded so he’s definitely not going to flip in this video. He flips anyway. 🤣🤷🏻♂️
LMAO ! Yes
I think you did really good I am visionly impaired and it is a struggle day today but this actually is kinda motivating and I think it is really educational experience and I think it gives people more understanding on how being blind feels and works I know that wasn't the whole reason behind it but I got a lot of respect for u love the videos and I am glad I subscribed to ur channel
"Not quite like daredevil hah" got me-
I have tried flipping on ground blindfolded and so far all I can get is aerial, b-twist, sideflip/webster and cheat gainer. I'm not even comfortable doing a backflip blindfolded yet lol.
His disbelief at not being able to walk across cracked me up.
Best video so far!!! Excellent content!!!
He says he has no friends
Me: your not alone
Maybe we could be friends
my Grandmother went blind from RP when i was a kid.
she stayed working for 10 years in real estate being legally blind.
she just needed to hire someone who could drive her around to clients.
she was one hell of an inspiration. strongest person i've ever known.
What a great message 🙌🏽
That music build up while you were cooking was dope too. Nail biting suspense
As someone who is legally blind, and will eventually lose sight, i have practiced many daily tasks such as what you are doing in the video to prepare for when that day comes. Thank you for making this video!
One of the most intense cooking sequences I have ever seen 🤣🤣
As a blind person who has to live with us everyday, I really enjoy this kind of content. I think more people need to learn to experience other ways of life
I used to close my eyes for as long as I could and "practice being blind" when I was a kid growing up in the deaf community (a 400 kid deaf orphanage as a hearing person). Maybe because I couldn't block out sound as easily. I never lasted as long as you did, but I related to recognizing hearing in a new way... Thank you for work. I got emotional as well watching you experience it.
I'm legally blind and found this actually pretty funny, lol.
I need a longer Version 😗😂😂😂😂😂
Daredevil, Also: Ketchup 😐😂
Bodyweight Beast 3.0: Birdbox Edition
"Just kidding guys. It's ketchup."
Covered in mustard🤣
make a video on the wolverine stack (BPC-157 + TB500) they are peptides that accelerate healing with little to no side effects
It’s good you did this one. I see the world in just shapes and colors with out my glasses my eyes got so bad from cataracts that I went blind for just over 2 days when my retinas got hurt I learned what can possibly my futur it was hard to take in
Dude, you're nuts! I LOVE IT!
It'd have been so funny if he shited on the sofa thinking its the toilet
“Can you drive?” 😳 I would hope so!
"And I have no friends." That part made me laugh so hard 🤣
“It’s ketchup, guys. It’s just ketchup don’t worry.” 😂😂😂
Definitely going to blindfold myself now.
This is one of the best video which I was waiting for you
great vid ..id like to suggest u try 10 days of vision improving exercises aka bates exercises or other...
25:47
it is only ketchup
🤣🤣🤣
I really appreciate your hard work
I can’t stop watching his videos. Very nice content ☝🏼
Bro look out or you’ll trip 😂😂
He's training his spider sense.
Best video of yours. Powerful!
THE “KETCHUP”😂😂😂😂😂😂
“The wife is at work and I got no friends!” 🤣
You should do this for a week like your other videos this is awesome ❤️
The easiest challenge for Bubzia
Great video man!
Wow, that was one of the most interesting experiments I saw from you until now. Would you try disabling other senses in upcoming videos? Like a day without hearing anything ... Or a day not using your legs around your city.
HAHAHAHAH “it’s ketchup”
“I FEEL LIKE IM GETTING BETTER WITH FEEL” 💯
And think about this: There are those with blindness that have to navigate the world outside their home and property. THAT TAKES SO MUCH COURAGE
You inspired me to watch this video blindfolded
Not the mustard hahahha
Important tips if you try to do this: It matters on how long you do it for, if you do it for a week or 2, or just one full day, it also matters on how old you are, if you're a baby you'll be blind, if you're a child you'll probably develop amblyopia (Lazy eye), and if youre and full grown adult it wont have much effect on you, but you wont be comfortable for some time in the light and that's it no long term consequences, but if you do just know these affects, strong hallucinations every 12 hours after taking the blindfold off, depth of field, shapes and sizes, and object of sort for a few hours. and within half a day you'll see normally again, and your mind will be very expanded. :)
I was curious to see if anyone did blindfold challenge on TH-cam, its finally here. I also want to try it myself, but for one week
So, I take it you're unemployed.
@@mookyyzed2216 nice guess
@@Dondlo46 😉 no offense. just figured if you had a full week to do this, your boss might not like you working with a blindfold on.
@@mookyyzed2216 I dont even have a boss, or a job, (yet) im 17
@@Dondlo46 I've been working since I was 15.
Just kidding guys it's Ketchup the Mustard😐
I've tried blind folding myself and practicing my martial arts.
is incredible that i always was thinking to do that to see how it feels...thanks for sharing
You look just like Alfredo Linguini of Ratatouille in the kitchen when he was blind folded with a mouse on his head. At least he had a mouse to guide him.
THE MUSTARD @25:40
I recommend this video to my brother and when he saw it he was able to relate with you because he is blind so he know how it feels. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺
great he saw the whole video trough with his eyes
I try this on a very small scale, I have all my lights turn off 1hr before bed and I have blackout curtains so it gets daaaaark in my house. And simple tasks like walking in to the kitchen and getting a glass of water takes like 20 mins.
My man is the next daredevil
14:41 I don’t think that’s because your senses were heightened maybe more so because you were bored enough to listen deeper, it was one of your only forms of entertainment besides the challenge of not seeing as well as having to film it and talk to viewers which also gave some sort of a stimulus. This is a really cool experiment although I don’t think 24 hours is enough but any more than that and you would go insane
Good for you man. ❤✊
Its crazy when he says siri what time is it and my siri turns on bruh 😂
5:19 why does your washer sound like a wii
I can tell this is gonna be epic
The prisoner that leaves the cave in Plato's cave allegory: 37:01
"ketchup" xD
1:08 Noooo… really!? Get right outta town. We need vision to get around???