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Do All Blind People Think The Same? | Spectrum
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
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1:17 Being blind has enhanced my other senses
3:08 I prefer to date fellow blind people
5:25 I am less shallow about romantic partners
7:20 Unsolicited help makes things harder
10:24 The city I live in is easily accessible for me
13:57 I am offended when “blind” is used as one of my descriptive characteristics
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Only three likes lol
A whole paragraph
Should do: Do all incels think the same next.
Great video Jubilee!!!!!! You guys did amazing as always.
@solomaster eh not everyone will agree but I'm curious about this group. I know women would especially disapprove of the idea obviously.
Thanks for having me.
Molly Burke I love your channel!!💗🐝
You are amazing girl! Thanks for educating us all and may I say u r absolutely beautiful inside and out!
You’re great girl! I was happy to see you were part of this
Love you Molly! 😘💖
how did u type this
Loving the fact that Mario is wearing a super Mario shirt lol
When he wants to leave the house it costs him a coin (13:18) :D
Omg how did I not realize that?! 😂😂😂 I love that!
wait i just realized that
Has no idea lol
A teacher molesting a blind student, that's a kind of evil that I literally don't have words for.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but DON'T TOUCH PEOPLE WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT
say it louder for the people in the back 💚
👉
Everyone needs to hear that!
Before I got married. I had a hard time at the beach shirtless women wanted to rub my six-pack abs 😂😂😂😂
I'm literally scared to touch strippers and have had them force my hands on them. It's some weird reverse version of it, but yeah I totally agree. I'd feel like such a weirdo touching someone without asking them, besides the whole weird gamble of dating but usually you KNOW by that point
I love how they got a range of people with different types of blindness
Me too. People seem to forget that there are multiple ranges of blindness
And they all contributed to the spectrum in their own way
@solomaster who is Neji?
@@LiveAccessible one of the character from Naruto i think
They left out mono visioned people. Us mono visioned people are still considered blind to.
Thanks for having me. Had a lot of fun!
I LOVE U CHRISTINE UR A HUGE INSPIRATION
I love you❤️
When I feel overwhelmed or sad, I watch your videos!
Love hearing you, all are great but your always positive sounding in a friendly way 😁
Is u even blind
@@shrekentertainment6503 that's why would I lie about something like that I read Braille
Damn my heart broke when Alisha discussed being discriminated as a black woman vs a blind woman. We as a society have a very long way to go.
Yes, it really hit home. It's such a sad world we live in - but these guys are STRONG.
Yeah she explained it very well and was spitting straight facts though.
We all must be strong and never give up! 🤗🤗🤗👩🏻🦯💚
So true
I am 18 and i was recently diagnosed with IIH, im slowly losing my vision and i have already fully lost it in my left eye. I live in Nigeria so theres no such thing as legally legally blind amd so people dont acknowledge what im going through and so school is really hard for me. I still see enough to be able to read for short periods of time a day. I didnt want to finish school and start making money so i can help myself before i go blind, if i do but parents in Nigeria don't really believe in dropping out or skipping college, otherwise they don't think youll make it in life. Im grateful to these people for doing this now because I am now confident that if i fully go blind i can survive. When my problem started, i went into a deep depression and I had anxiety and I was suicidal. But ive been getting better. I still have panic attacks but im getting better and this helps a lot. More strength to all blind people out there.
Hey, I'm also Nigerian and I'm really sorry. I know how our country is and I can imagine navigating in this failed system. Please if you need to talk to anyone, I'm here 🤗.
@@olaonwuka7251 thanks, how can i reach you
I m in a similar situation. I lost my right eye’s vision two years ago. It’s been a struggling. I m not shame to admit I still cry a little bit and have panic attacks in the middle of the night. But it’s getting better. A hobby really help. When I am training bjj I can finally forget abt my vision problem for a few hours. I hope you will deal with it better than I do.
@@lunazhang6010 honestly, i dont, i also cry and still have panic attacks and have to go sleep in my parents room. I'm trying my best but its hard, i was suicidal when it started but im better now so thats something
Legally blind is a thing all over Africa. I'm from Kenya and am blind too. It's been almost impossible getting a job and immediately I did this pandemic started and I was let go immediately with no plan of rehire when things get back to normal. There is a lot of prejudice in Africa even just getting married or even moving about alone. I do advocacy in my country for blind and autistic spectrum people and it dies give me some peace of heart.
It's not that legally blind isn't a thing but that ignorance abounds where we are. If you are in a position to, make a difference for yourself and others in this.
When lucy said she would like to see her mom, dad and sisters faces again cause they already faded from her memory i felt a big knot in my throat, damn in so grateful i get to see ny loves ones 😢
i was looking for this comment because for reallll 🥺
Yeah my grandmas completely deaf since she was eight so she’s never heard my voice or her sons voice my dad, or like my mom’s voice, or the people she loves voice and she said she really wants to.
Amen. If they don't make a man tear up I don't know what will.
Ya my mother completely lost her vision at 30 and has never seen my brother or I. Soo it makes me sad to hear this as well. The empathy is real.
I cried
I already knew that there would be people trying to debunk Molly’s blindness because she would be facing/looking at the camera. I already knew from when I saw the first few participants not facing the camera that Molly WOULD be looking directly at the camera! She’s a CZcamsr and a public speaker. She’s trained in this!!!
Also she has tunnel vision
Exactly what I was thinking
@@juliafranco6057 shes actually completely blind but she does see light if thats what you mean!
@@Gooddaysonly72 yep retinitis pigmentosa
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Mario said something so impactful - he doesn't feel innately bad because of being blind, but because he fears what OTHER people may do to weaponise his blindness against him - whether that's emotional or physical. Wow.
When Lucy said she’s starting to forget the faces of her family members... I regreted sometimes not wanting t see people I love.
They all are so well spoken. I think this is the only episode where everyone represents their thoughts so politely and smoothly.
Benefit of them needing to advocate for themselves verbally! And some of them speak publicly or do CZcams.
Yes! They articulated so clearly
what? theyre literally taking normally like the bar is so low 💀💀
Definitely!!
@@ji24722 some of the other jubilee videos people just straight up hate each other for no reason, and theres like random tension between these people who hadn't even met before the video?? idk this one felt so much more calm and just smarter in that way
It was so so lovely to chat with every one thanks for inviting me on ✨
Thank you for your perspective. I learned so much.
Me wondering how you wrote this 👁👄👁
Oml your so sweet:)) Your so gorgeous and I just loved the whole vibe I got from ya in this video. People like you just brighten my day🤷😂💖
@@yeahaight8081 on devices you can turn on a seeting that when you tap on it it tells you what it is. Say you wanted to type hi youde double press h and then I and youde ba able to hear the sound of the letter and everything else is the same. My bff is visually inpared and she uses that to ring me (well shes at a boarding school now so she hasn't recently but on breaks she does)
@@bluechequer ye ik I was just joking but thanks for explaining ig.
Touching someone’s guide dog especially a stranger when you don’t even know the dogs job is incredibly danagerous and disrespectful. My parents made sure I understood from a young age that dogs in uniform are working and you should never disturb them or their handler. That’s just so messed up that someone touched her dog in the street. What? Did you think she wouldn’t notice because she’s blind? The nerve of some people!!
This!! It’s even disrespectful and dangerous to touch non-service animals without explicit permission from the owner, so I can’t believe people think they can do so with animals that have serious jobs to do
I don't think people have ill intention with wanting to touch a dog, Dogs are appealing and it's easy to want to reach out to one when you see it. I think that people are just not educated on the fact that service dogs shouldn't be touched when working
@@honeycyanmemes4756 Shouldn't reach out to touch anyone's dog, even non-service dogs. My dogs aren't very friendly to strangers and whenever I walk them people keep running over to try to pet. People should at least ask before touching out of the blue. I end up warning people as they approach because I know what they're trying to do.
ALL service animals should be respected and taken seriously for the work that they do. By interfering with a service animal you are potentially putting someone’s life in danger. Just don’t do it!
Absolutely. I normally have a huge phobia of dogs (like hyperventilating, sobbing, screaming, and I either run or I'm frozen in place)... but *real* service dogs, I have absolutely zero issue with those dogs. Real Service Dogs do not trigger my fear of dogs because I know they are highly trained, not just in their designated tasks but also strict obedience training, when these dogs have their service vest/harness on, when they are in "work mode", those dogs are doing their job for their handler. I know that I'm not going to bother the dog and the dog is not going to bother/attack/bite me.
Non-Service Dogs, as in just somebody's pet, but especially if someone is trying to pass their pet off as a Service Dog... that is easy to spot for me because they're barking, they're pulling on their leash, they are obviously not well trained, the owner does not have control of their dog. I hate that people try to get away with passing their pet off as a Service Animal in a public space when it's so obvious that it's not.
Jubilee: We will narrate the beginning so blind people can follow along!
Also Jubilee: We won't do it for any other video though
Chill they're doing their upmost best and are always listening to feedback and implementing them. They're not bad people and their channel isn't "shady".
@@medo05511 you are the one who needs to chill dude. When did he ever say they are "bad people" or have a "shady channel"? The only thing he pointed out was the irony as to how Jubilee made this video accessible for people with disabilities, but didn't do that in their other videos. There's nothing wrong with simply pointing that out. Stop being such a dramaqueen over nothing.
@@medo05511 so how should blind people enjoy their videos?
Their not even doing it for that reason their doing it because their virtual
@@keiaramoore4171 these people are slow
literally no one talking about Mario adopting kids (now teens, & he may have even adopted them when they were teens!)?! Bless him. He sounds like an amazing father--and not "considering his disability," just am amazing father in general.
Definitely😊
AGREED!
@IcelynLacelett "Super Mario", that one didn't slide by none
*😎 Thanks for* having me! It was a pleasure to hear what everyone had to say!!
*Clarification* : When I said post-pandemic, I misworded that, meant the present, or the post-emergence of the pandemic.
You’re an amazing guy, James 🤍
@@caitlynnvanwyk1252 Thank you! Hope you have a fantastic day! 😄
I enjoyed hearing your perspective. Thank you for putting it out there.
@@grumples1517 Thanks for listening!
You seem like a really true and honest guy my fellow James! You're really inspirational!
I was surprised to hear the voiceover when I clicked on this video, but I realized it was done because this video is about visual impairment. However, it got me wondering as to why all your content cannot be made accessible in this same way.
Can I just point out that as a up coming graduate of Interior Design in Australia, we did an entire semester of designing for the disabled and not once where we taught about designing a space for someone who is blind, we only were taught about people in wheelchairs. From now on as a legally blind person myself I want to represent somewhat of that side and help other designers SEE that this needs to be addressed not just for those in wheelchairs. Some people think I won't get very far as a designer because I'm legally blind and I'm here to prove you wrong.
Sending all the love out there and I took a lot of amazing outlooks from every person in this episode!
Interior design as a blind person is remarkable.
Go for it mate! You can do it!
Thank you for trying to design for the low-sighted!
This is why I like (Do All ... People Think Alike), they always make me either face my own ignorance, unasked questions, or challenge a stereotype.
I agree wholeheartedly :) I have learnt so much ever since I started watching these spectrum videos
totally agree!!
@@aloomix8788 you missed the opportunity to say "strongly agree"
@@jelledejong5650 hahahaha, strongly agree
Agree
"We're living in a world that isn't designed or created for us."
- Molly Burke
I loved this quote and I've literally never thought of having a disability like this. Amazing🙌
If you’d like more perspectives on disabilities, check out the Disability Visibility Podcast by Alice Wong. 🙂
Groundbreaking news! Water is in fact wet
@@madeleynecarat7420 omg ur sooo funny haha (sarcasm if u don't know 🙄)
Shes on the right path to understand spiritualitys main points
Ugh. I loved this and I empathize so much with the part they talked about "looking blind enough". I have hearing loss which is something you can't see. People are extremely judgmental when I can't hear. "I'm sorry what did you say?" is equal to ignoring them in their minds because they forget I struggle to hear.
Yes! I don't have hearing loss, but ADHD that makes it hard to hear when there are other sounds around, and people get so annoyed when I can't understand what they're saying, like I'm doing it on purpose.
Molly talking about how it’s the world that needs to change, not the people really struck a chord with me. I was diagnosed with ADHD this year and so many people think it’s something that is “wrong” with me and that I should take measures to fix it. But the only issue I have with my ADHD is how impatient others can be with me, or with how people treat me. The world is full of so many different kinds of people and that should be celebrated and accepted
Ikr?
I remember thinking about this as a kid
How we as a human species discovered and invented many things
But don't seem to find simple solutions for all the types of us
We literally have fast trains but can't get rid of the side walk step (for people who use a wheelchair)
And most of our schools only cater to "able" people despite all the technology we have
Very disappointing indeed
I'm autistic and feel the same way.
girl, i have adhd too and i STRONGLY agree with that. I was very suicidal and i felt so misunderstood my whole life, thinking i was the one who needed to change
Until i realised that my disorder is not THAT bad, and my only issues are caused by ppl and not me
@@ettinakitten5047 I’m autistic too. I also have CPTSD, and I’m totally blind. I’ve had many people bully me because of my blindness, and people giving me crap because of my autism and CPTSD. I thought I was just crazy and needed help. I thought my blindness was a problem to society. But otherwise, I don’t let my autism or CPTSD or blindness ruin my life.
lmao i was out here thinking this was odd man out tryna find who wasn’t actually blind smh
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Sameeeeeee
Me too girl me too
lmfaoooo
Lmao same
Please do OCD!! It's so different from person to person, and there are a million misconceptions
I have this. It’s sucks. I get so annoyed with the stereotypes ppl have of OCD
I read a book on it and I agree, I learnt a lot
yes! people have such a warped idea of ocd
Yes. I have ocd and I’d like to see this.
Fatimá if they do ocd i would legit love to somehow be on that episode as i’m a 18 year old girl that has suffered from ocd since age 10
Question for Alisha : What does it feel like to be a goddess???
Reminded me of avatar
Goddess. Exactly the word I was looking for
I'm a sighted Londoner so I had no idea that our pedestrian crossings have that twirling cylinder underneath to assist the visually impaired. Thank you for putting this together Jubliee, and thank you Lucy for teaching me something new.
I'm blind and thought everyone knew about the cone things in London, how interesting.
Are we just going to ignore how beautiful alisha is!!
literally though
Yeah she looks much younger too! She’s so beautiful
Atif Khateeb I was waiting for this one!
GORGEOUS and wonderful personality!!
@@la4549 what do you mean by that?
Alisha is so stunning, she looks like a queen
Yes!
She is gorgeous.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
Ikr!
@Julie J crushx2
I am legally blind and feel like this is a pretty good representation of my experience. Thank you for sharing. And me and many others would appreciate if you continued to make these videos accessible via reading the prompts out loud ET see.
Alisha is so beautiful I was like 👁👄👁 whenever she spoke
They're all so beautifully well-spoken. Mario using the phrase "people weaponize my circumstance" really struck me. I'll have to incorporate that into how I talk about social issues in the future :0
I like how he phrased it too. I've tried to explain the same type of thing before, but didn't have the words for it.
Alisha is sooo pretty!
I had to scroll way too long for this comment. Absolutely gorgeous.
STUNNING! 🤩
She beautiful
Perfection personified
I was literally just about to comment this before I saw you already did lol
I am not blind, but I am physically & mentally disabled... and I really enjoyed hearing all of your stories & opinions. I think a lot of these questions & concerns are universal for anyone who isn’t “Normal.” Thank you all for being so open & honest.
This speaks volumes to not only the blind, but others with disabilities as well
DaemonetteLeilu19 doesn't speak to deaf people tho
damn beat me to it
James looks like a blonde younger version of hopper from stranger things
So true
Broooooo! I just dropped my phone when I read this comment
I see it too haha 😆
yes damn
omg yea I kinda see ittt
Everyone was so respectful of one another. They're all class acts.
It's actually kind of interesting to see Molly being more relaxed speaking to blind people and adjusting her facial expressions differently.
Oh my goodness when Lucy said how someone decided to pet their dog without their permission AND when the dog is helping Lucy cross the street… oh my gosh that’s insane!! I’ve never went up to touch or pet a service animal since I know they’re out there working and need to focus on their work.
I love how comfortable and confident they all are in their Blindness. I feel like this is going to help a lot of people who are newly blind and struggling to be able to hear all of you thriving!
SM H uh sure ?
SM H it’s crazy how miserable people are that they wanna be rude on something like this. Praying 4 u 🙏
@@pandaxpress4651 AMEN
SM H but i meant to say hear... if the video wasn’t about blind people i would have still said hear. Because they are talking so you listen with your ears aka hearing. But ok glad you are joking and not a jerk
Erin don't worry about it. Blind/visually impaired people still "watch" videos. We don't typically say "listen" to or "hear". That's so awkward.
Love seeing Christine Ha here! Her win in Masterchef made me cry, such a strong, talented person.
me too!!! she's one of my favourite chefs too, she's still so inspiring to me!!!
@Miguel Hernandez Are you seriously attacking someone for being happy for another person?
me too
yeah! she’s such an inspiration and i was surprised to see her here
Love Molly's recent fullblown embrace of the social model, it was so transformative for me too as a disabled person. Life was miserable before it.
Can you do deaf people and invite Jessica Kelgren Fozzard
I'd love to see Rikki !!!
YES
and Chella Man!
Ryan from Sign Duo!!
@@kanokonpei4502 yes!
I saw Molly.. I clicked. She’s got such a great personality!
Hi Jubilee, I'm David, ..... or maybe that should be Ollie as you may know me. You see, at 4:40 until 4:43 when Lucy (My best friend) Talks about Ollie (Her Fiance) You put up two delightful pictures which i'm somewhat guessing you've Pinched from Lucy's instagram. I'm also guessing you meant for them to both be Lucy and Ollie. it's a nice touch, and one of them, is indeed Ollie. However... the other is not.... it's me. Now, There has been a longstanding joke in our friends about me and Ollie looking similar, Which about 9 years ago we sort of did... however for the last few years as we reached our 20s these jokes have subsided as me and Ollie don't really look alike anymore..... or at least so we thought.
That pizza was nice though and Ollie actually took that photo of us, Just a little surprised to see myself in your video ;)
tbh u don’t look like him but y’all are beautiful ❤️
Nice
Aw
omg this comment needs to be higher im dying
Omg lmao
What made this episode really good to watch was that we could hear everyone's answers and really understand their opinions. Best episode so far.
As a woman going blind this video means everything to me. Christine is literally my hero and hearing her say all of this along with all of the other amazing people here.
Jubilee, we STAN that diversity!
What does the "STAN" mean? Is it an abbreviation for something?
Connor not an abbreviation, it basically means that they are a fan of something
@@el-hr5kh thank you. Good to know lol
@@stephanie484 your the only one bringing race into this....
Connor it’s like a REALLY dedicated fan.
im literally so shocked why would anyone spit on people for being blind like wtf
As a person with a severe visual impairment. I can also say that this happens. I don’t know why though.
That is so disgusting I can’t even
Maybe the kind of people that think people with disabilities are a "burdon to society" and "lazy welfare munchers", I know a few people with this mentality.
@Miguel Hernandez Dude, are you sure you got the right person? I don't know wtf your saying.
@Miguel Hernandez Bruh, are you troll or something? I literally have no idea what you're talking about.
I am not blind, not by a longshot, but I grew up with Avatar: The Last Airbender, which featured a blind character. SHE WAS THE BEST! I think growing up with that was good for me in that I am able to at least empathize and to know to never be cruel to anyone with any disability ever. Period.
You shouldn’t be cruel to anyone, not just those who have a disability.
@@JosephSeabourne Also true. That's a very good point.
I know you where referencing Toph but all I thought about was the silent Freedom Fighter Longshot😂 (just bc the word was in your post)
Toph is awesome
@@JosephSeabourne You should be very cruel to many many ppl
I want to be friends with all of them! This was such a beautiful conversation, I appreciate that you guys took the time to share your experiences with blindness, with us. I have already watched videos of James and Molly and they are so sweet and talented, I'm so happy they are part of this video!!! Keep creating this type of content!
I had a blind person approach me for directions at college and i didn’t know she was blind so i pointed in the direction she should go…
yeah, it happens :/
Theodore Smith don’t worry about it. I have friends that know I’m blind and even when they are being my cited guide they still point at things with me.
@@ToughBeifong how do you know they point at?
I hope she Sees this [edited] whenever someone is being my cited guide I am holding onto their right arm with my left hand and sometimes I can feel when they point at some thing while guiding me and I will ask them if they just pointed at some thing and they always admit that they just did. Sometimes I don’t even have to ask. People will just admit that they just pointed and feel so embarrassed.
It's pretty normal, don't worry about it.
Why is NO ONE talking about the disgusting comment American Idols Producer made towards Mario?! It's a damn shame that they would treat blind entertainers that way! Honestly makes me never want to watch the show ever again!
Tbh it’s because the way that show was made it really wasn’t for blind people dont Know if he was trying to be rude but I understand his point of view
I stopped watching all those kinds of shows years ago and I have no regrets
Yeah, what a patronizing thing to say!
And-no pun intended-shortsighted too!
Imagine the PR blitz with having a blind contestant?
I believe 'America's Got Talented' is more sensible about their contestants.
@@tariqmulki7894 ...Yeah, glamor IS a big part of 'American Idol.'
timestamp pls
Mario said so many great things! I love how he agrees with the others and acknowledges their experience. I would have loved to follow some social media of him.
My grandma is blind, when I was born (18 years ago) she had already lost the majority of her vision, so I think I’ve accepted and learned from blind people in a very caring and loving way accepting the fact that love isn’t found in sight love is a lot more and my grandma has showned me how to love life with what you’ve given.
I love what Molly said about the Social Versus Medical Model. I have lived my life on the Autism Spectrum, and there have been lots of times where I found out that certain charities were not trying to help autistic people, but "cure" them. I had no idea about those two models, but I can apply that to so many aspects of my life. Thank you!
I’m also autistic and I believe in the social model of disability rather than the medical model. Being autistic is a part of who I am and I would never want a cure.
How do you reconcile sickness/injury research with respecting the disabled community?
@@marlonmoncrieffe0728 That is a very good question. I don't have an immediate answer.
But I have been very comfortable as a research subject in the past. So I don't think it's a question of whether or not to research, but why.
Nature Girl both of my siblings have Autism and I used to feel so down because I felt that won’t have the chance to experience life in the same way as I do. Then I saw a similar comment to yours and it genuinely changed my viewpoint. Now I’m sometimes jealous that my brother doesn’t care about socialising with people ect 😂
@@NatureLover-pj2qe i would say both is important. I read a comment, that lucy? Said she wanted to see the faces of her family again. Im not there in the video xD
I bet there is a huge amount of blind people that would love to see again.
So both is important. Help to "cure" the disabled ones that wants to be cured. But make life as easy as possible for everyone.
Hi everyone, I am Josiah and I was born legally blind. Hearing all of these stories is really awesome. In fourth grade I started going to Space Camp a part of the SCIVIS program there and I went until I graduated high school. The camp would generally have around 150-200 visually impaired campers ranging from ages around 7 to early 20s from all around the world. So growing up I got to see so many perspectives and experiences on vision impairment that was different than mine. At school back home I only knew two other people in my area that were visually impaired so Space Camp was such a blessing to be a part of and experience. With all that I've only ever seen about 3 or 4 successful adults who are visually impaired and it's really nice to see all of these people who have this similar circumstance be successful. I am very happy to see this.
I hope that everyone who watched this video learned something new and useful when meeting a person with a vision impairment. Treating someone, with a disability in general not just a vision impairment, as you do everyone else is probably the best thing you can do, of course offer help when you think its needed but don't force anything.
Did someone spell check what you wrote or was that all from memory of the keys.
@@iceblaze3043 I am legally blind, so I have some vision, but I also can type without looking
@@josiahtraeger9842 cool. That's pretty awesome.
@@josiahtraeger9842 let me tru yo typt6 without looking.
Translation let me try to type without looking.
@@iceblaze3043 there’s also text-to-speech!😄
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! Very educational, enlightening, and all in all great and makes me understand more ,not only blind people but disabled people in general.
I really enjoyed hearing each person's experiences in this video. I would love to see Jubilee do more of these with other disabilities, especially one for the Deaf community.
Woah... Molly talking about the medical model vs the social model, really gave me a totally different and eye- opening perspective; especially as someone who's getting into the medical field. Thank you for that and thank you for everyone in the video for sharing and thank you to jubilee for giving different minorities this kind of platform
Same! I never knew there was a proper term for the difference.
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Go for that medical field, and change the way it works just a little bit, you'll be a star!
@@blixten2928 :')
She is rather cynical about the medical model though. It is not about fixing people so they fit into society better. It is about simply giving people the option to see if they want to see. That's it.
I forgot that this wasn't odd man out and and when they were intoducting themselves I was like "ok who isn't blind"
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LMAOOOO same
That would be so interesting tho !
I would acctually love to watch that
Haha😅
“Robbed them of a Cub Scout moment” Too real! Too real!
I came for Molly but stayed for all these lovely people and their perspectives. I learned so much!
Oh my goodness do not grab a guide dog especially while they’re crossing the street!!! That’s crazy.
Yeah that's sooo rude, also just generally. People shouldn't just touch stranger's pets, it's so so rude to not ask and not respect the animals boundaries also.
@@lili16k Yeah I was thinking that, too. Like, even on just a daily basis, you should never just touch/grab another person's pet, for so many reasons. They could be a rescue with anxiety issues, aggressive tendencies, or they could be territorial or defensive, just on the surface-level. Not only that, but you can traumatize a dog that was abused by grabbing it unexpectedly like that (almost all of my childhood dogs were rescues and I get really fired up about this).
If you see that a dog is a service dog, though, I can't imagine anyone besides a young child being uninformed enough to think it's okay to just touch it without asking, and even children should have their parents around to keep them from doing things like that. The fact that someone grabbed her dog like that is unacceptable, unless the dog or the person was in actual imminent danger, which they obviously weren't. This kind of thing really makes me go off, I can't stand it.
molly straight up looked so pissed when Mario was telling his American Idol story
I think she went through something similar too
I not sure if she did but on her channel she shared a story where she went into a restaurant/bar the the people there started verbally harassing her about having her service dog and people hair stood and watch and did nothing so I pretty sure it did pissed her off. People have also told that dated when she was younger basically said “okay you can stop pretending your too pretty to be blind…” these are just a few of her stories she has told on her channel.
@@skyler3785 yes, she had a really hard time losing vision in her youth, dealing with bullying, depression and suicidal ideation...
Lineup suggestion- Do all JEWS think the same (ranging from orthodox, modern orthodox, reform, conservative, religious...) Would LOVE to see that!
Mario seems awesome. I don’t know how to put it. He is really captivating. Such a power package of intelligent, sensitive, seems very educated both in traditional means and uhm, about himself, his thoughts etc.
Never heard about him before so I am glad I stumbled upon this video.
Sorry cannot put this in a smart or funny way. Just *Mario, you seem like a great dude*
I love that this was longer then the usual 15 minutes. I learned more and got a much better understanding of where they were coming from.
Stay safe, stay sane, be well
I feel so bad for them having a hard time to access public transport. In my country if you have a certain percentage of any disability you’ll get a disability card which you can show to use public transport without paying anything and even take an additional free person to accommodate your needs
What country do you live in??
Avery G Germany. I remember my mom wanting to pay her train ticket but my godmother told her not to buy one because she can take someone with her (degrading vision, I think she’s down to about 10-15% now, not quite sure).
I haven't been on much of the truly public transport around LA, but to make matters worse public transport is hardly any good for sighted people let alone anyone with disabilities- though they do usually try... Went to Germany a couple years ago and day-um I love the public transportation in UK and Germany...miss it so much XD
same, we also have that here. i feel so bad for the americans, their healthcare system is a joke
That's dope 💯
11:57 Preach. I live in Toronto too (and go to school in Guelph) and really need the bus stop audio announcements because it's very easy for me to miss the text that flashes at the front of the bus unless I keep my eyes glued to it for the duration of my ride (which is completely impractical; what if I'm on a 30 min ride to somewhere I've never been?). I've also missed stops multiple times when the audio is off for whatever reason. It irritates me so much and now this made me realize that it literally makes it impossible for visually impaired people to know which stop is theirs.
This is probably the most interesting, informational, and contemplative episode I've ever seen for Spectrum. The cast was well put together. They were very clear in expressing their truths and what they think people ought to know. Takeaway: we need to have more vision impaired/ blind people on transportation & planning councils. It's obvious that we have an auto-centric society, but we have the chance to amend that.
Do all COVID nurses think the same!!! I was a COVID nurse for months and I would love to be a part of that being that we all have so many different perspectives on the pandemic and how we handled it!
Love this idea! Do you mind sharing some of your own perspective here and perhaps some of the other perspectives you encountered?
This has honestly enriched me. All of them have so very well versed their opinions with such depth. I don't think I will ever look at a blind person as I did before.
Wow! Everyone on this panel is SO eloquent! Loved listening and learning from them! Thank you, Jubilee, for providing this high caliber of content.
I hope they do one with People that have Tourettes Syndrome. It's a a neurological disorder that cause involuntary tics and vocalizations and often the compulsive utterance of obscenities.
Sweet Anita and Anikan (I totally misspelled his name) from Twitch would be Two Incredible Choices for the Episode.
Raven Fox Anthony padilla interviewed anita
Pretty sure they've done one of those already
@@aileenvillalta5322 I actually watched that and it was incredible! She was on this Channel once, so it would be really cool to see her back on it and them helping spread awarness. Jubilee and Anthony do an incredible job doing that.
James from Netflix and BBC’s show Glow Up has it too and I’d love to hear his perspective too
Raven Fox pretty cool idea! I’ve only gotten to know one person in my entire life that had Tourette’s and I’m grateful he was very open to educating me on his experiences with the disorder.
Do all asexuals think the same?
Edit: Thank you for all the positive comments and likes :))
Lets hope this happens!! 🖤🤍💜
OML YES
YESS we dont get enough notice
@Blessica M look at you autoliking your own comment
Ace here. I wonder how they find people?
Blessica M Asexuality has nothing to do with being pure or innocent. I’m asexual. Definitely not an “innocent pure angel” lol
This is the most real group of six people ever. I love the conversation. So many people I’ve known don’t have any reason to choose to make a connection. These guys have had to grow while balancing vulnerability with determined independence. We all have strengths weaknesses. Some of us are handicapped by an alcoholic parent. Or by a low I Q parent. Or by a racist teacher. Or by a misogynistic husband. I get the difference between our limits of physical health and our limits of environment. I’m noticing just how much these six interviewees are like me. More like me than different. I hope I’m clear on my intention to maximize this group for their conquering their circumstances and that puts us all in the same category of the human race.
I absolutely loved each guest. I was honored to learn more from them sharing experiences and perspectives. The same way we all have the opportunity to connect. It does make me wonder about introverted folks that blindness can aggravate the needs to step out of their comfort zone. Blindness seems inherently anxiety provoking. God bless these six and the entire blind population with merciful people for interactions. Please Lord protect them and supply us all with spiritual sight. For Jesus sake amen. 🌿❣️🕊
To James: I’m happy you understand that the bullying was not your fault. I also hope that you may one day find peace with those who have hurt you.
As a youtuber who is also blind, I find this SO interesting. I loved hearing everyone's opinions and love to have people see that just because we're all "blind" doesn't meant hat we have the same ideas, beliefs and opinions! Great job everyone! 👏👏👏
OMG I can't believe Molly's on this. I love Spectrum and Molly as well so to see Molly doing a Spectrum is amazing!
Why was I like “oh that one is definitely the mole” 🤦🏻♀️
oml stop😭😭😭
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I would love if they go into more and different types of disabilities. I know it isn’t possible to do every disability ever but the autism spectrum video made me really hope for one about ADHD. As someone with ADHD I feel like much of the media doesn’t want to talk about it unless it’s to make a joke or spread misinformation. I still meet people who are very misinformed about my disorder and who treat me incorrectly because of it. I think me and many other people would love more conversations about the various different shapes and forms that disabilities come in.
One should also be done about PTSD/CPTSD.
Mario's wearing a Super Mario shirt 😊
Molly Burke is such a good CZcamsd
But her Video is filmed separately and is edited. Guess someone wasn't so happy about what she said in the original conversation, hm? seems a little fishy to me
Kekro ??
@@a.person4761 I don't dislike her either, but there are pretty many obvious cuts, whenever she is talking. Also if you pay attention to it a little bit there almost no reactions from the others, whenever Molly speaks.
Kekro so you think she had to film separately? Why do you think that happened?
Kekro there’s not really many reactions in general. Seems like you’re reaching lmao
This has such a strong message, watched the whole thing ❤️❤️❤️
Here's an idea,
Do "Do all Conspiracy Theorists think the same?"
Nope 😂😂😂😂😂
I like it
With David Icke
I'm pretty sure if the video existed, the comments would be all those conspiracy believers 😂🤣😂🤣
real talk: do most conspiracy theorist know they're conspiracy theorists?
Damn, this gave me a whole other perspective of blind people.
I would be terrified as a blind person if a stranger grabbed me to guide me, like you dont know who you can trust.
I started losing my eyesight at 19 and can tell you that being randomly grabbed is probably the scariest thing. And you experience it more frequently than other scary things that happen in life.
I’ve had people sneak up behind me while I’m intensely focused on something, and they grab me and scream loudly to scare me. And they laugh at it. Or if I run into something, especially headfirst, people have laughed at that too.
*Damn Alisha should be a friggin model!... I got a lot more from this video, I just wanted to add that!*
Mario said it perfectly. "Rob someone of their cubscout moment" Just ask!
Like 6 rays of sunshine! They were so positive for each other. I want to see this group again for more topics!
Now I'd like to see "do all deaf people think the same?"
Ooh yeah I wanna see that too!
how would that work
Baridakara Waate they could type or use sign language with subtitles.
Or interpreters instead of or in addition to subtitles for lazy folks who don’t like to read 😉
@@literally-no-one9587 All of my wasted years watching subbed anime will finally have a purpose!
Yes! Such an interesting topic. Please do other disabilities etc, it's super important to humanise differences in people!
Very true ✔️✔️🙌
"Life without sight is truly beautiful"
-Lucy
i just want to let jubilee crew know that we totally enjoy listening them and their perspective and we don't mind to have a longer duration!! actually i would love to hear all of their answer without any cut
OMG i remember watching christine on masterchef years ago and rooting for her and now seeing her here was such a nice surprise i love her
*gasp* we have the same pfp
@@cottoncandy3630 yoooooo that’s so cool lmao
Yesss I wanted to watch bc of Molly but when I saw Christine I got so excited!!
Alisha: In my experience as a black women
The rest: We didn't even know you were black lol
Lmao
Hhahhaa
@@threedollaya8860 I'm rich . You want this ? You want this chain?
@@nandinimenon7633 YESSSSS
@@nandinimenon7633 My ArmyBlink heart!!! 😂💜
Oh hey Christine was one of the winners on Masterchef! She was my favorite. I definitely didn’t expect to see her here
I'm not gonna lie, I initially thought "they guys don't look blind". Thank you for creating this video to educate me among thousands of people out there. Cheers!
I agree that I loved the casting as well. I began losing my sight at 19 and went through a couple of years where I lived as a legally blind person. But then, they were able to give me corneal transplants. This means that I can wear special contacts in order to live my life outside of my home as a regularly sighted person. I can see well enough to drive and all that. But I still have issues with my sight when outside of the home because of issues with light sensitivity, color vision, etc. And my contacts are only supposed to be worn eight hours a day. Without my contacts, I am “pathologically nearsighted”- which is a fancy way of saying legally blind, but correctable. At home, on days where I am off work and not driving, when I am traveling, etc. I don’t wear my correctional contacts, because I have to protect my eyes from over wearing the contacts.
And so, when I describe myself as “partially blind”, people will get offended for blind people. I said to a guy one time “Would you like to speak to one of my nine eye doctors? Or one of the three surgeons who performed seven surgeries on my eyes?”
Blindness is a spectrum, just like so much of human experience!
That's funny, because a lot of them look obviously blind to me. I guess because I've done some studying of disabilities, I can spot symptoms most people wouldn't notice. Like Molly's eyes are constantly moving, that's nystagmus, which usually indicates some degree of vision impairment. And Lucy with her enormous pupils and eyes pointing in opposite directions.
Yes, unfortunately most people just assume that every blind person is supposed to look like Stevie wonder, or like the very incorrect stereotypes from movies and TV. If someone who is blind is not wearing dark glasses, fumbling about with their cane etc., or if they don’t have cloudy or totally white eyes, they’re obviously faking!