How Blind People Can Echolocate 🤯🐬

Follow me on my journey to teach the world what it’s like to live with blindness!

Video Credits:
Effie Poh - Video Editor

Nessie Tan - Production Manager, Video Editor

Disclaimer:
None of the information in this video is meant to be taken as professional or medical advice. Please consult a doctor or your social service worker if you have an eye condition, or are considering any form of treatment, including surgery, medication, or disability services.

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[andrewchan]

Definitely should!!Sounds really useful!!! Also nice video🎉

[HPINIT]

It's so sad that already the blind people are facing so many challenges in their life and they have to spend thousands of dollars to learn a eco locating courses!! What a crazy selfish world are we living!!

[jpaullino]

Go for it!! It's a useful skill for everyday life. 👍🙏

[grima]

Even as a sighted person, this would be amazing to learn. Of course I wouldn't need it during daytime but I would find it amazing to be able to navigate in pitch darkness without using lights. This can be especially useful for nighttime urban exploring or night walks in the woods, where you don't necessarily want to draw too much attention with a flashlight acting like a beacon.
Furthermore, it could also give sighted people a better understanding on how blind people are able to perceive their surroundings (given that they have learned the technique).

[giyuutomioka]

Do you ever imagine yourself as daredevil?
Also, how do you imagine seeing things? Is it like the red outlines like in the comics, or maybe like the blueish foggy look in the daredevil movie or the world on fire in the show? Or maybe some other way?

[CreytanWieller]

I guess someone is helping him to read comments and reply to them, what a nice man

[gotusgotus]

I read this as How Blind People Can E-chocolate 💀

[val_val_]

Why are they so expensive tho..
That's unfortunate

[japanfanatic]

Blind japanese people from the ancient times to the 1800s would use a cane and also a whistle pipe for echolocation

[GreenAnimatesThings]

Damn a 1000 dollars to help blind people? That's too much ngl

[John]

How do the echo? Then when you do the echo I will say yes

[iknowyouwanttofly]

What. Why cant seeing person learn this?? I want this skill. If humans can do this why dnt we all learn it in school? Would be so useful at night or if I have a blind child in the future. Yes ofcourse you should take the opertunity to learn. Knowledge is never heavy to carry.

[Ibn_La_Ahad]

Bro please do learn to eco locate. It will make your life easier

[scottboy]

Why don't you learn the skill? I don't see how someone could be blind and never bother learning probably the most life changing skill one in that circumstance could possibly learn. Fun fact, no one actually taught Daniel that skill, no one even told him the skill existed. he was raised in an enviorment where he was essentially left to his own devices to navigate life, no school for the blind, no hand holding, no help, no restrictions from activities, no one ever told him "dont do that you'll get hurt" he was allowed to get hurt. etc. He has a quote "running into a pole is a pain, not being allowed to run into a pole is a disaster"
Relying on sound only to get an idea of where he was, he eventually naturally started clicking. He went to a normal school that had another blind kid there, the other blind kid was put through blind school associations, and was taught to be helpless essentially. People would bring him his books, lead him around, restrict him from danger, etc. This greatly disturbed daniel, that another blind person could he so helpless. So he would bully the helpless blind kid it's pretty sad really.

[satria]

Imagine you not blinds and train thia dor 10 month (ofc you use eye cover that you will not takeoff for 10month)
😂😂

[Zunree]

If you think u can afford it and you think it would be really useful for u id say go ahead.

[Voutsie]

Of course you’d learn to echo locate! That’s a no-brainer, isn’t it? Blind people face enough challenges, surely they’d take advantage of anything at all that will help them!