I know right! It's so cool

​Before someone says how did he read this comment there is tts and voice to text

​@@ButterSsm I was about to say that thanks for telling me

Glad you enjoyed! And yes I'm definitely looking to get the first lesson I can if I get the chance.

Yes learn

​@@JoshTseng👍

I know! It totally would. Very much like Daredevil from the comics.

Well fortunately echolocation is not exactly essential, otherwise we'd all be in a lot of trouble. But yes it's quite unfortunate that learning skills like this is not only so difficult, but also so expensive. In some countries, the support for people with disabilities is better than others. I'd say where I live in Singapore, we're pretty middle of the road: our country doesn't particularly provide much in the way of financial support, but there's a lot of resources to get started (though it really takes a lot of effort and willpower to make things work). Fortunately for people like me, there's a lot more attention brought onto the topic and things are slowly getting better. Sadly, not everyone in other parts of the world can be so lucky, and it's truly something that's difficult to think about sometimes.

@@JoshTsengwait but if your blind how are you making videos and typing

​@@abdel-trollgeMost phones have accessibility settings, you could turn them on and they help a lot, as for making video I don't know

No not Daredevil. 😂 I only heard about Daredevil years after I lost my eyesight. I've made a video about how I see through my eyes but to summarise: it's very blurry and narrow. The way it's portrayed for Daredevil in the comics I think is actually how he perceives the world in his brain, after processing everything using his hearing. If you'd like to check out the video on what I can see, it's here: kzfaq.infotT9W7aU1X40

@@JoshTseng I wasn't exactly saying it to be funny, I was actually mainly curious. But thanks I guess.

@@JoshTseng ah I see. And you're kinda right with daredevils radar sense. However, heres the thing. Ever since Matt Murdock was blinded by chemicals as a kid, his other senses basically became as strong as Dwayne Johnson when he used steroids. His other senses became more sensitive than a lovesick high school girl that got rejected by her crush before prom, and usually the way he sees things tends to vary depending on the version, but the design is consistent with his senses. For instance; in the comics, I'll use the lines that are shown, when he uses his hearing, he can see outlines but he can't see color or details. Only 3d images. His sense of touch allows him to make out small details such as ink indentation on paper. His sense of smell can allow him to smell someone via sweat, perfume, cologne, deodorant, etc. His sense of taste can allow him to taste copper in the air from when someone has an open wound. However it will usually look like the lines if we're referring to the comics. For the show, it depicted the world on fire, so it'd appear like it's getting illuminated by fire regardless of the sense he's engaging.

@@giyuutomioka6974 Thanks for the detailed description! I never knew that’s how it was depicted, that’s cool

Alright! I’ll try to get a lesson the first opportunity I get.

Bruh... Jajajajajajaj

Actually it probably won't change my life that much, but it would make some things smoother when I'm going outdoors. When the opportunity comes for me to try I'm definitely going to be giving it a shot though.

Thanks and glad you think so! Appreciate the support. 🙏

The technique involves clicking your tongue to create an echo so that you can detect objects in your surroundings. I’ll see if there are any lessons in my country and I’ll look to get a lesson the first opportunity I can!

Thx

​@@JoshTsengin which country do you live?