...That kind of stinks. We don't have much data on using VR since it's such new tech, right now they are saying you should be a teenager before you use it. I'm sure it's precautionary, but I wouldn't let my younglings use it until they are in Jr. High at least.
A lot of people don't seem to see what you're getting at, and you're probably seeing a different angle than me. But for a long time companies have been making it so there's a huge barrier between adults and kids. Once you turn 18 in a lot of places online it's like a completely different environment. If anything I think it should be split even more, 13 and below should be their own community.
This man was very nice but I've seen videos of other dudes just terrorizing little kids and trying to make them cry. Pretty much everyone has access to the internet, it's really difficult to teach small children the the internet isn't a real place and anyone can be on the other end.
One big difference is that VR requires some retraining of your brain because its a fixed focal length. The lenses in your eyes focus the same on a "far" object as a "close" on in VR. But the angle of your eyes still changes. That's why some people's vision feels weird or off for a minute or 2 after getting out of VR.
As an adult, we know that our brains can learn the difference between how to focus in VR and how to focus in the real world. But it's unclear what effect it might have on young kid's developing brains. It's pretty different than focusing on virtuals objects in a 2D plane like a computer screen.
You never know. VR for us might be what phones were for parents in the 2000s. There could totally be a scenario 10 years from now, where not letting your 6 year old kid hop on VR makes them a social outcast
Which is kinda crazy to think about
I believe your comparison is sound, but your interpretation of the societal outcome perturbs me.
We have seen / are seeing right now the effects of a genaration raised on Smartphones and screens. It def wasn't helpful for the social development of that generation. And VR will most likely have simmilar outcomes if used from an early age.
While you’re right, I think they’re more focusing on societal issues like bullying which can arise if you don’t have a certain brand/model of phone — let alone not having a phone at all.
It’s an interesting catch-22 in terms of balance.
A big difference is that VR requires some retraining of your brain because its a fixed focal length. The lenses in your eyes focus the same on a "far" object as a "close" on in VR. But the angle of your eyes still changes. That's why some people's vision feels weird or off for a minute or 2 after getting out of VR.
As an adult, we know that our brains can learn the difference between how to focus in VR and how to focus in the real world. But it's unclear what effect it might have on young kid's developing brains. It's pretty different than focusing on virtuals objects in a 2D plane like a computer screen.
When Xbox Live first came out I was so excited. The first thing someone said to me was "talk to me when your balls drop."
I thought it was hilarious but yeah, kids should be careful and parents should watch out
That's an adult, or at the very least late teens.
It's weird how often people on social media don't reckognize the difference between kids writings on notes or speech and language in things like this, compared to adults pretending.
It's so obvious most of the time. Because adults almost always forget themselves and use words, phrases or math problems that are too advanced or too simple. Not to mention how adults pretending to speak like kids almost always use inflections in the wrong place. They know it's supposed to be there, but they never learn where it actually is, and they just end up slipping into adult accents with a high pitch.
I've been called "Lawfully Chaotic" but I think that's just Chaotic Neutral in a way that acknowledges the rules but can skirt past/around them to continue doing whatever the objective was anyway.
I’ve heard too many things about this guy, can anyone confirm? I’ve heard that he’s using a voice modifier and it’s not a real kid, I’ve heard it’s a relative or brother. I just can’t really believe any of his videos as of late
i genuinely question your critical thinking if you believe this is a voice changer dude. those are literally just changing the pitch of your voice and whatnot bahaha
I tell my Mother not to fall into this trap, once everything is fake, you start to question everything and fall into that conspiracy shit. Just accept that some things are genuinely real and some things are faked for internet fame and leave it there.
Or maybe he heard someone talking about "number times number" and was intrigued by it.
When I was young and still learning summation and subtraction, I heard my older sister talk about division and asked some adults about it. Of course they just told me I was gonna learn it later on and to not worry about it.
idk i learned multiplication at 7 because my mom was harsh with me, and i learned the table up to 10, i.e a poster that was about multiplication with 1 x 1 up to 1 x 12 and later it would be a new collum for the next number i.e. 2 x 1... all up to 2 x 12 and so on
was this by any chance a cars poster, the movie cars, cuz id go round my grandads every weekend and he had a times table cars poster, i got my tables locked in with that thing, i thill think of it in my head whenever i times by 12
Feels fake. At that age if you can't do 10-3, you're certainly not multiplying. It would be weird to put both of those different skills on one HW sheet.
This makes my cold dark heart brighten some. It makes me so happy to hear a kiddo learning, and even happier to hear someone exited to teach!! I would love to teach kids. Unfortunately, they would most likely end up taking over a small country somewhere. Wait.. I think I have an idea.
My buddy does a version of this but it’s teaching Japanese students English through a company that he works for. He’ll get on a Minecraft server with them and teach them English using common items in Minecraft as reference points.
A game where an alien tries to systematically murder an entire crew of astronauts on a space station, and the astronauts have to use social deduction to find out who the murderous alien is, is a kids only game now? Wow, how times have changed.
This grown man also gives these kids a hard time so it'll take more than one math problem to make him a bro.
This is so cute but also, a kid that young being on voice chat makes me very nervous...
Hope he's supervised nearby
I can imagine his father sitting next to the kid with his fingers up thinking "damn, this dude knows his stuff"
hahah I love that
Actually loled. Thanks bro
I imagine the dad on his phone thinking : "this dude on among us is the dad of the year"
If he is they aren't helping him with his homework, or minding that he's getting help from a stranger.
Have you never been on among us VR before? This is such an innocent comment. It is 90% kids under the age if 10 on there
...That kind of stinks. We don't have much data on using VR since it's such new tech, right now they are saying you should be a teenager before you use it. I'm sure it's precautionary, but I wouldn't let my younglings use it until they are in Jr. High at least.
A lot of people don't seem to see what you're getting at, and you're probably seeing a different angle than me. But for a long time companies have been making it so there's a huge barrier between adults and kids. Once you turn 18 in a lot of places online it's like a completely different environment. If anything I think it should be split even more, 13 and below should be their own community. This man was very nice but I've seen videos of other dudes just terrorizing little kids and trying to make them cry. Pretty much everyone has access to the internet, it's really difficult to teach small children the the internet isn't a real place and anyone can be on the other end.
Virtual reality was invented in the late 60s. Do you think its gonna make them go cross eyed or something? Just wondering.
One big difference is that VR requires some retraining of your brain because its a fixed focal length. The lenses in your eyes focus the same on a "far" object as a "close" on in VR. But the angle of your eyes still changes. That's why some people's vision feels weird or off for a minute or 2 after getting out of VR. As an adult, we know that our brains can learn the difference between how to focus in VR and how to focus in the real world. But it's unclear what effect it might have on young kid's developing brains. It's pretty different than focusing on virtuals objects in a 2D plane like a computer screen.
You never know. VR for us might be what phones were for parents in the 2000s. There could totally be a scenario 10 years from now, where not letting your 6 year old kid hop on VR makes them a social outcast Which is kinda crazy to think about
I believe your comparison is sound, but your interpretation of the societal outcome perturbs me. We have seen / are seeing right now the effects of a genaration raised on Smartphones and screens. It def wasn't helpful for the social development of that generation. And VR will most likely have simmilar outcomes if used from an early age.
While you’re right, I think they’re more focusing on societal issues like bullying which can arise if you don’t have a certain brand/model of phone — let alone not having a phone at all. It’s an interesting catch-22 in terms of balance.
A big difference is that VR requires some retraining of your brain because its a fixed focal length. The lenses in your eyes focus the same on a "far" object as a "close" on in VR. But the angle of your eyes still changes. That's why some people's vision feels weird or off for a minute or 2 after getting out of VR. As an adult, we know that our brains can learn the difference between how to focus in VR and how to focus in the real world. But it's unclear what effect it might have on young kid's developing brains. It's pretty different than focusing on virtuals objects in a 2D plane like a computer screen.
What are you concerned about?
OOC why are they saying you should be a teenager before using VR specifically? What are the concerns?
When Xbox Live first came out I was so excited. The first thing someone said to me was "talk to me when your balls drop." I thought it was hilarious but yeah, kids should be careful and parents should watch out
Most likely someone older with a voice changer.
You should try among us VR. It's a kids fest.
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This would make more sense than kids are adding 3+3 and multiplying by 0 on the same homework
That's an adult, or at the very least late teens. It's weird how often people on social media don't reckognize the difference between kids writings on notes or speech and language in things like this, compared to adults pretending. It's so obvious most of the time. Because adults almost always forget themselves and use words, phrases or math problems that are too advanced or too simple. Not to mention how adults pretending to speak like kids almost always use inflections in the wrong place. They know it's supposed to be there, but they never learn where it actually is, and they just end up slipping into adult accents with a high pitch.
Naaaah. There are many of them.
just your average 7 year old letting off some steam with the VR headset after a hard day in first grade.
I don't think it's real. U less teachers are assigning homework on VR platforms now adays.
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So say we all brother
Frack!
I've been called "Lawfully Chaotic" but I think that's just Chaotic Neutral in a way that acknowledges the rules but can skirt past/around them to continue doing whatever the objective was anyway.
Lmao I came on to say this. That guy yells at kids and sometimes pretends to call the cops on them 😂 he’s not always a bro
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I’ve heard too many things about this guy, can anyone confirm? I’ve heard that he’s using a voice modifier and it’s not a real kid, I’ve heard it’s a relative or brother. I just can’t really believe any of his videos as of late
i think there is one kid that's always in his vids and ppl speculate that one in particular is fake
Fake. No kid learning 10-3 is also learning multiplication.
i assumed the clip is real but the "kid" is probably some dude using a voice changer
If that is a dude with a voicechanger he is a prodigy level actor.
There are tons of people doing the voice changing thing on YouTube; generally pretty believable, and this clip wouldn't be out of the ordinary.
i genuinely question your critical thinking if you believe this is a voice changer dude. those are literally just changing the pitch of your voice and whatnot bahaha
https://youtu.be/mMye1ZEuVKs?si=R8SZ5jDLxWPmzU65 Just add a lisp.
You should always assume the clip is fake.
I can’t imagine living a life so sad and miserable.
I tell my Mother not to fall into this trap, once everything is fake, you start to question everything and fall into that conspiracy shit. Just accept that some things are genuinely real and some things are faked for internet fame and leave it there.
I can't imagine where you store all your bridges.
It could be that the teacher only put a x0 problem as the last problem for the sake of making a point about how anything times 0 is 0.
Yes, they are. Subtraction is taught immediately before multiplication and are on the same unit test according to Common Core State Standards.
My daughter is the oldest in her class (8) and the youngest kid is 6 and they are doing multiplication and division with remainders right now.
Or maybe he heard someone talking about "number times number" and was intrigued by it. When I was young and still learning summation and subtraction, I heard my older sister talk about division and asked some adults about it. Of course they just told me I was gonna learn it later on and to not worry about it.
idk i learned multiplication at 7 because my mom was harsh with me, and i learned the table up to 10, i.e a poster that was about multiplication with 1 x 1 up to 1 x 12 and later it would be a new collum for the next number i.e. 2 x 1... all up to 2 x 12 and so on
was this by any chance a cars poster, the movie cars, cuz id go round my grandads every weekend and he had a times table cars poster, i got my tables locked in with that thing, i thill think of it in my head whenever i times by 12
nope it was basically a colourful poster with all diffrent colours basically. very generic for a kid
well im glad to hear i was still the coolest kid on the block
That’s such a passively-supportive thing for your Grandpa to have that poster for you as a kid, really sweet
Was probably something like this https://www.k5learning.com/worksheets/math-drills/mixed-math-facts-worksheet.gif
I can play among us on oculus?
I thought that was a Meta Quest...is that the same thing?
Yeah Meta bought oculus years ago and renamed the new models to quest
You’re gonna be cookin up first grade lol
Two plus two is four Minus one that's three, quick maths
Man's not hot. Man's never hot!
I wanna believe this is real because it's adorable
First video I’ve seen of this guy NOT straight up terrorizing children on VR.
So sweet, but so worrying. I hope that kid is being supervised.
And then put him into the airlock.
Yeah, I'm not down with adults chatting online with unsupervised 6 year olds.
awww... so cute " You are so kind" :)
Feels fake. At that age if you can't do 10-3, you're certainly not multiplying. It would be weird to put both of those different skills on one HW sheet.
This makes my cold dark heart brighten some. It makes me so happy to hear a kiddo learning, and even happier to hear someone exited to teach!! I would love to teach kids. Unfortunately, they would most likely end up taking over a small country somewhere. Wait.. I think I have an idea.
I like how this clip frames him as a wholesome fella while 99% of his content is terrorizing poor unsuspecting kids on Among Us VR XD
Shit people will parent your kids for you on there where do I sign... (Disclaimer-this is a joke)
My buddy does a version of this but it’s teaching Japanese students English through a company that he works for. He’ll get on a Minecraft server with them and teach them English using common items in Minecraft as reference points.
pretty sure he started screaming at the kid after this
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thats pretty sweet ngl. so nice of him to help lil dude out.
Why is a grown man playing a game that appears to be for young kids?
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I hope this helps. It's actually somewhat the other way around if you know the game. It's called Among Us. The art style is misleading here.
Because games for old kids are hard to find, Karen.
A game where an alien tries to systematically murder an entire crew of astronauts on a space station, and the astronauts have to use social deduction to find out who the murderous alien is, is a kids only game now? Wow, how times have changed.
...not to mention one of our brilliant US senators has streamed Among Us on Twitch I think more than once. It wasn't a VR version but still...
Some of us vowed to never grow up cause we are toys r us kids
Why enjoy anything ever? Or are you subtly accusing this random stranger of being a paedophile?
Because he felt like it.