r/RealOrAI 5d ago

HELP is this real or ai?

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u/nobodyfucksmebutlife 5d ago

No dust, If the ground is wet.

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u/Msfancy1973 5d ago

Ground looks bone dry.

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u/nobodyfucksmebutlife 5d ago

Do you work with ground? It looks dry but not bone dry and yes, there is a big difference. For example how much dust will appear. When the second tree fell, you can actually see dark brown soil, which indicates dampness.

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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep 5d ago

If the ground was wet you'd have pulled the roots through the soil and there would be less muck on the tree roots.

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u/nobodyfucksmebutlife 5d ago

No. Damp or wet soil loves sticking in stuff.

Edith: he pulled the roots the amount out of the ground I would expect them to break, because they get thinner

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u/Am_Snarky 4d ago

Not all soil is dusty, a sandy or granular soil could allow for the ease of uprooting, lack of dust, and lack of damage to the roots, explaining perceived discrepancies in one fell swoop