The Science Behind Abstract Storytelling

Me at the start: "The shapes move around a little bit." Me after 83 seconds: "This is a domestic abuse scenario."

IKEA instructions become sentient and reenact the 5 stages of grief while trying to assemble a DOMBÅS

Everyone's interpretation: "It's domestic violence" My interpretation: "Get off my lawn"

that animation is highly unsettling, i was so concerned for the little dot

The comment within the video “It’s the kitchen scene from Jurassic Park” made me pause the video because I was laughing so hard.

Daryl: I have a question, can you answer it? Gris Creators: No <3

The shapes do have human qualities. Because a human animated them. They put a lot of human character into that animation, it's quite impressive.

Triangle was stuck in box then the other shapes helped him out of the box then started fighting and ended up breaking the box

I'm actually interested in that one person who didn't attribute that clip to humans. What did that person think the clip is about? What is their train of thought usually?

Just started the video and what I see is a casual situation of domestic violence/abuse. Big triangle is dad, small one is mom, and the little circle is the kid, who hides behind the door while the parents fight. Then, his dad enters on the room and the kid escapes with his mom, hiding from the man.

Triangle was alone, others tried to socialize, issues occurred with the attempted "play", and Big Triangle viewed the act as an attack. Things spiraled from there.

The start of the video definitely felt like family abuse and that the big triangle was abusive and at the end also wasn't happy with himself as the other shapes left.

My interpretation: This was a short film about big triangle, small triangle and circle playing a game of 1v2 tag. The structure can be built & broken on a whim, and functions as a hiding spot.

What was the video about? Everyone else: "domestic violence" Me: SCP Containment Breach

5:11 I also have noticed from your dead cells video and others how many human choices are tied to loss aversion and I think this is also a situation like that, the prize: Going on a bus ride home on your usual stop and saving a couple minutes from walking to the OTHER bus stop is WAY lower than the uncertain ( but realistic ) outcome of the hooded figure ( who is using sunglasses in the middle of the night mind you ) robbing, kidnapping or harming you in any kind of way. And you barely get anything by taking that risk, just keep walking since ( and this common saying also ties to loss aversion ) ‘Better Safe than sorry ‘

Amazing how 60 seconds can make me feel sad to see a triangle repeatedly aggressing another triangle that has itxs back against the wall. Also, I was sure he was going to say something like "this is a scene from X horror movie".

Big triangle is a predator, blind but with the ability to hear his prey’s movements.

This video felt like it was made for me I live games, series and movies with little explanation and making me theories the meaning of it and we always can have more videos defending Evangelion's ending :P

Mama Dorito shows Papa Dorito that he has another child from another Chips (Ferb with Phineas' Mom and Dad arguing)

I actually learnt something. I learnt that the “I don’t need sleep, I need answers” is from The Big Bang Theory