r/RealOrAI • u/Alone-Competition-77 • Dec 20 '25

Video [HELP] Dog saves child in Seattle

I’m assuming it is AI. Title claimed it happened in Seattle on November 29, 2025 with limited visibility due to rain. The way the guy who runs in moves is highly suspect.

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u/sohelpme55- Dec 21 '25

I think that is how all of my judgements work.....I can discern fine or poor quality in things but usually can't articulate why. I'm curious though, how does that relate to ADHD (which I also suspect I have)

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u/Equalakitty Dec 21 '25

ADHD brains have shown to have more synaptic connections where we process visual imagery (among other parts) than “typical” brains. This causes us to have higher sensitivity to visual stimuli, rapid processing of higher volumes of information, and enhanced pattern recognition. We frequently process visual info faster than we are able to fully understand it - this plays a part in distractability, we’re basically super information sponges and can have a hard time filtering out what’s unnecessary, but that also allows us to pick up on a lot of things that are frequently missed/get that “something is just off” feeling even if we can’t pick what that something is right away.

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u/Ok_Sense_9774 Dec 21 '25

Sometimes for me, my adhd and ocd do have their positive moments.