@@jonathanlongbottomwdym bro are you stupid or smth. he does like every skill ever and there is a meme about how asian parents compare you to your cousin and he is better than the other and that’s him, he is the cousin that parents compare you to because he does almost everything
Fr I couldn’t learn to do this because I can’t even touch it. Something about the dusty, dry chalk combined with the smooth chalkboard is just awful. Not even the scratchy noise
Naw mate I'm 22 an that's easy. Learned by practicing with my pointer finger an a wall. A skill I accidently learned back in public school. Going down is much easier then going up though
@@pramodpoddar1015 If you put an eraser at the side of the marker attached with a rubber band, you may receive the same result. As the rubber will make skipping motions from the friction with the board. Im just assuming, have not actually tried
My father is teacher, he used to do it regularly during his class.And he's very much noted individual among the other teachers of the school for this quality. His all students do remember and recall these dotted lines even today.
Same! I have goosebumps and cringed when they did it! Years 😅 ago when you had to clap the erasers or wash the board. im gritting my teeth from a buried childhood memory! Those smells and the dust while choking or eyes burning. Ugh. When the dry erasd came around my ears were so thrilled to get the sweet silence we all so craved!😮😊
Actually, no, I've never wondered, but that's only because I've never seen anyone ever get those snazzy tapped dots before! Thanks for showing me the solution to a quandary I never knew existed or that I needed solved.
One thing I don't think you can just "hack" is the crazy straight lines and near-perfect circles that these professors make with incredible ease on a regular basis.
There are tricks to both and with practice it becomes quite easy. It’s about knowing how your body moves naturally, at least with the straight lines. If you try to make one with your arm outstretched and rigid (vertically) your shoulder doesn’t quite move like that so your brain tells your arm to counteract that and it either does it too late/early, too much/not enough. Your arms in motion also have a natural swing to them that you will just naturally follow. I dont really know how to describe it but if you become aware of how your armpit feels when making the motion you can use that as sort of a anchor point (like in archery) and you can eventually make that repeatable. It also helps to do it quickly so your brain doesn’t have a chance to overthink it. As far as circles it’s again just practice. Some people “cheat” and turn their hand into a compass while others can fully free hand it… it’s all about imaginary or real points and staying within the same distance.
Given you have functional hand eye coordination, within a few days/weeks you’ll very much have near the same level of skill drawing shapes as people who slaved away for +30 years. As much as you cherish experience as the arbiter of meaning, there is no mystic art to drawing rudimentary lines on a chalkboard outside of some practice lmao
@@AsasinoManik it’s not about what is taught. USA schools got rid of chalk boards around the mid-90s. I remember them covering ours up in my classroom in grade 5. They put the marker boards up.
Hey! I saw the story about that on the news. Hagoromo was the brand. So cool that some professors were gifting the stuff to awesome colleagues and students.
i taught myself to do this a year ago, and in my phycics class, which had chalkboards up front, we had to make a science-related presentation at the end of the year. You'd better believe I flexed this
@@_reload72_94 bro i can dragclick on the wall, on the table, on the mousepad, on my skin, on the bed, on the chair, on the floor, on the glass, on a plant, on a screen, on a tv, on a- Nah, mousepad should not move though?, short strafes of dragclicking should do if the friction of the mousepad is really making you crazy
@nishasrivastava2855 I haven't seen a chalkboard in a classroom since elementary school. In middle and high school they used projectors and whiteboards. My daughter, 13, has never had a chalkboard in her classes.
@@cookieice9506I’m 23 and have never had a chalkboard in my class. My 35 year old cousin never had a chalkboard in her class. Afaik they’ve only really been used in universities where they still are today
@bobograndman I'm in my 40s, and they were everywhere when I was little and when my parents went to school. I graduated in 1999 and went to community college, they used whiteboards. When I went to a university, I was an online student.
@@C0nfusi0n77 as a person who learnt it via watching someone slide their hand across a desk in the middle of class, you dont even need to be within the vicinity of a computer to learn it.
This short had such a zoomer energy. Like, anyone who used a chalkboard at school knows how this works. Next, they will start making a youtube short about how to use a payphone.
@@alyshajohnson7010 yeah come to think of it the last place i heard a bell sound to switch classes was in elementary. Its almost like they give us the 1800’s experience in elementary and then randomly modernize us when we go to middle.
My old school had chalkboards. Some people are actually allergic to chalk, my teacher was. And chalk gets expensive. I think that why they migrated from using them.
That's pretty cool. Also when you cut a piece of paper with scissors, if you have them at a certain angle, you don't need to open and close the scissors every time. Just hold it in place and move the scissors across the paper, and it cuts clean.
I randomly found this out at 7 years old during lunch at school. Its not that much of a mystery bro, you literally made it seem like a life changing issue.
my math teacher in highschool took a whole college class to draw nice lines. we used to cheer her on. Shoutout Ms. Willis you were the only math teacher that could teach me algebra!
wow this was eye opening for me. Back in the 60's every first grader knew how to do this as well as the fingernail screech. I never thought about it being a lost art. I wish my grandparents were still around I bet there are many more things like this from back in their days.
This is like learning that math professors all obsessively horde one particular kind of chalk because its the best chalk in the world for writing. There was a whole video about on youtube but I cant for the life of me remember the title or channel
I don't have a chalk board, nor do i ever plan on using one but I needed this information. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Um.. I love you
I kind of miss chalkboards. Has so many memorable memories of it like when one of my teachers got so pissed off that she told my classmate that pissed her off to lick the chalk off the board. So Memorable.
He was my physics professor. The guy was absolutely insane but so fun and an unequaled master at making anything complex simple and easy to understand.
used to do this as a kid because all our schools required us to buy small chalkboards that we used to answer questions on during quick quizzes in class. fun times..
Fun fact: this also works on computer mice but with your fingers, it’s a process called drag clicking, Minecraft players, assemble Edit: 2.5K likes in only 4 days?! TYSM
My middle school teacher used to do that a lot. and we students also practiced it directly. the difference with this video, we drew the line from top to bottom
wtf im precisely like that, these are kryptonites of humans like party balloon omg those materials , same for me just imagine your nail scratching a blackboard ahhhh
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@@zyourzgrandzmaz I think this is satire against the video because the video is explaining something that is general knowlege, so to make fun of the video, OP made a post about something that everyone knows about. That's my guess.
when i got my first chalkboard as child fascinated by the teachers and boards in my school, my mom came once to me, randomly took the chalk and flexed how she could draw this perfect dotted line in one go - and i was like damn this woman haven’t have used chalks in years, and she is slaying this thing, like howww?! since then im in absolute awe of her, and i still ain't able to do it in one go 😂
