It’s very hard to like this show when every movement they make is like if they CAN see and r not blind,I can understand they can learn and adjust if the blindness has been for many years but realistic the blind now can’t even move that good and the blind in this movie moves exactly like if they was not blind.
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shareSome of the actors are visually impaired in real life. I d okT know which because I can’t be bothered to find out. Maybe you are so used to actors acting blind when you see someone who really is blind it doesn’t lol the same. Do you know and watch a lot of blind people in real life?
shareI have seen actual blinds.
However what I’m saying is that they actually look like they are ACTING like they r acting blind lol. And the movements they make are not “blind movements” lol when they move there hands to a certain place or something it’s not a struggle and easy like they know exactly where it’s at.
They haven't just been "blind for years" it was 600 years of evolution allowing them to adapt to blindness that they now have their other senses heighten to the point that they can move the way they do, hear who's coming, etc. It's actually very well done if you gave it a chance and actually paid attention.
shareevolution? People of today are virtually undistinguishable from people 2 thousand years ago - evolution takes a LONG time - not 600 years. There are plenty of people in our society who were born blind - you don't need 'evolution' to observe them.
shareIdiot. It's a fucking fictional show. And in a science-fiction future, we have no clue what sort of "evolution" can happen. More importantly, you'd be surprised how Evolution can sometimes jumpstart things quicker than the conventional thinking of evolution. Just look what Evolution has done recently to Female African elephants that have been hunted for their Ivory Tusks for the past 100-200 hundred years, they are now being born without tusks! But only the Female Elephants (so they can carry on their species.) Or the once almost extinct and now again extremely endangered California Condor, who are starting to give birth without any male fertilized eggs (females are giving "virgin births" which has never happened with this species.) And there are all sorts of evolutionary traits that have occurred in humans just in the past 200 years... we actually look much different than the Ancient Romans of 2000 years ago (despite what you may have seen on whatever popular Gladiator movie you may have seen.)
shareThese are interesting examples. It does remind me of the evolutionary scientists talking about covid and how vaccinating the entire human population is likely to expedite the evolution of the virus due to evolutionary pressure placed by the vaccines which all target the same spike.
That should also explain why most people of today are indistinguishable from the people from 2000 thousand years ago (not a lot of evolutionary pressure). Though, there are some exceptions. I have heard scientists talk about people living high up in the mountains for many generations and referring to them as an evolved subspecies of human beings, since they developed certain physical traits which are unlike anything present in most other human beings (their ability to live and thrive in an environment with much thinner oxygen). Same could be said about eskimos - living in perpetual cold environment and eating only sea products.
Like I said before though - most people are indeed indistinguishable from the people from 2000 years ago - except for height - we are giants now, and I can't explain that with anything other than heavily modified diet and how our food is being grown these days (steroid use/genetically modified foods/etc).
If all people turn to living in the meta world (as facebook expects), I expect that to apply a pretty big evolutionary pressure as well.
Ancient Romans look like Richard Burton.
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Do you have a problem with Daredevil as well?
I really do, actually. I always thought DD's abilities were beyond absurd. My least favorite Marvel hero.
shareDaredevil is utilizing a heightened sense of a real-life ability called echolocation. It's essentially a hyper-sensitive sonar, bouncing sound off of objects that define their presence, location, and distance.
There have actually been real-life examples of people using Daredevil-style echolocation to navigate in the real world:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnH7AIwhpik
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXtExOMCDfE
I am not the one who has a problem with him.
In fact still mad they canceled the show.
THE SHOW IS BAD...SIMPLE.
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