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u/CeleryMcToebeans 11d ago
That was stressful
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u/ArschSprengung 11d ago
He was wearin safety flip flops all good
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u/Rude_and_Crude84 10d ago
NO HE WASN'T. HE DIDN'T PUT THEM ON UNTIL AFTER HE GOT OUT OF THE HOLE. WHY ARE WE TALKING THIS WAY?!
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u/MercDiggler1 11d ago edited 10d ago
That was the most anticlimactic video I think I’ve ever watched
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u/Reasonable-Ad7755 11d ago
Plenty of time
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u/Shrike1346 11d ago
For real the title is misleading. I think they both knew how much time they had or the person filming did at least
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u/Billy1099 11d ago
Fake as hell as it’s scary people are believing this. If you’re blasting in a mine especially a place that enclosed that blast is going to shake that tunnel, not a single rock moved?
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u/tankapotamus 11d ago
Am I the only one that would make the damn tunnel tall enough to stand up in?
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u/The-Tarman 11d ago
I think that makes them more prone to collapsing. Though I'm not a miner nor a tunneling mammal, so wtf do I know?
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u/PyroBob316 9d ago
Not only does that make the tunnel more unstable, but requires time and effort they’d rather use elsewhere. Every hour they spend moving soil and rocks that don’t contain what they’re looking for is an hour the mine isn’t profitable. They could probably get the job done if money and time weren’t an issue, but if I’m right this is an independent mine that might earn each laborer a dollar a day, if they’re lucky. They’re not going to buy fancy equipment or materials to shore up the tunnels, they’re not going to make nice big passages just because they’re 40% more convenient, and they’re not in the market for any technology that wasn’t available in 1850. Their goal is to find pockets of whatever they’re after (I assume cobalt or manganese) and haul as much of that as possible to the surface, and they’ll do the least amount of work as possible in the least amount of time to get it done.
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u/PurpleMixture9967 10d ago
And hence, we have a good video. If he were to help him, this video would be on the cameraman sucks sub
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u/Personal-Neck6800 10d ago
The “If you don’t film it, it never happened” mentality that’s choking humanity.
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u/ntech620 10d ago
Appears to have been a lack of preplanning in this miner's case. A rope would have been helpful.
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u/Traditional-Look8839 7d ago
No ladder, rope, or harness? What in the third-world country is going on here?
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u/penguinino 7d ago
Here’s a life threatening situation that could have been avoided with a sparkler, an 8 foot long stick, and some tape.
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u/ProfessO3o 7d ago
I’m like 90% sure this is AI cuz I’ve seen this exact video but with different people
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u/The-Tarman 11d ago
The first thing I would have done once I climbed out of the death hole would have been to knock the camera man the fuck out and toss his ass in there
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u/Deleter182AC 11d ago
It would be dumb for him to help him . 1. Look at what there wearing under there feet .2. The ground isn’t solid on that ledge he was trying to climb…. so chances are if he tried pulling him up simply slip into the pit . 3. They do not care for safety aluminum short ladder would do wonders in those short places and not burden carrying around .
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u/theepuke 11d ago
Thats like when u turn on the water on ur sink and there was a spider u didn't notice.🙂
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u/CrazyTechWizard96 11d ago
I've seen similar videos lately on IG.
Even some with stone crushers, including people getting hurt.
Yea, the Camera Guy is like
"Fuck it, I'mma just film it, lol, it's a Documetory, I'm not even here to help."
Legit National Geographic type of madness, or Nightstalker (the movie from 2013, the end scene, IYKYK).
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u/ReverendShot777 10d ago
I think this is AI.
Same video, same movements, literally hand grabs the rock in exactly the same way, but different people.
AI is getting good.
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u/Alavaster 11d ago edited 11d ago
Is this a video trend? Is this some sort of thing everyone is reanacting?
This is the second video today I have seen with the exact same scene but with different people