@thatdarkboyy The better an actor is the less it looks like they're "acting" that's basically the logic behind OPs statement
Also these lekkiwood peeps tend to telegraph way too much
@synpsykoasf No no don't say it like that
I love what you painted a LOT. I love art
And I get what you're implying, but don't caption it that way
You made it yours and it's beautiful, you didn't make it better
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE But this is me beating around the bush
If that is a regular rock waterfall then only possible explanation is the tour guides are using a trick behind the scenes to get this effect
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE Ai is not always right especially when your prompt does not provide enough context
I tell you what. Copy my replies and feed it to grok
See what it says
I don't use it. Would have done it myself
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE Oh no. I see
It's not even describing what's happening in the video
Other scenarios have been explained in this ss and correctly so
but none talks about a person at the foot of a water fall controlling volume of flow by simply changing his proximity to it
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE Alright you read it.
when I asked if you read it
You were supposed to respond with "yes..but.."
I don't do subtext, I am always literal.
Post the rest. I am always open to learning
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE This is with him being at the foot of the waterfall btw making it all the more interesting 😅
If it's natural, then there's an explanation we just don't know.
@OladokunToby@Artstridee@ChuksEricE It is talking about the behaviour of water under gravity. The velocity of water as it falls and how proximity (height) affects it
It is not explaining the reason for the sudden rise in volume of water as it flows horizontally (not under gravity) before it gets to the water fall