Hoy vi por Facebook un video de una niña en un acuario. El clip es muy enternecedor, porque la pequeña está viendo a un delfín que parece reaccionar con alegría a la presencia de la infante.
A mí me gustó mucho la reacción de ambos al verse. Se que la mayoría habría visto -en primer plano- la unión de la humanidad y la naturaleza, pero yo, en cambio, pese a la ternura del momento, no dejé de pensar que al menos una de las alegrías que yo presenciaba era ficticia, o incompleta.
Fue así que decidí reunir un montón de clips y efectos especiales, para además escribir un lado diferente de esa "humanidad" que encierra a los animales para que nuestra "humanidad" sienta ternura y no ganas de liberarlos.
Yo sé que un niño (y muchos adultos) no se dan cuenta de lo que implican los cautiverios y que por mucho cuidado que se tenga con esos seres vivos, todo es panes y circos.
Por acá te dejo el escrito por si gustas leerlo:
Qué buena actuación. Pareciera que sonríe, pero yo creo que no es tan cierta la mueca. En el fondo de mi ser, considero que ese vivaz organismo aprendió la maroma de sonreír para salpicar de alegrías a otros.
Se ve tan feliz jugueteando y encontrándose allí, bailando educadamente de frente a un espejo que imita al océano. Pero ese cristal es en verdad un televisor.
Hay humanos sintonizándolos con inocencia, como creyendo que el gran pez está a salvo del plástico, como que aquella gracia con la que sonríe significa que no extraña a su familia, o a otros seres, o a su ecosistema.
¡Míralos! Ambos se ven felices. Los dos lucen inocentes, pero lo cierto es que existen muchos culpables de que de un lado del prisma haya un alma cautivada sonriendo y del otro haya un alma cautiva haciendo ademanes de felicidad.
Todos se enternecen con el espectáculo del delfín, mas después de unos pocos segundos, lo único que hacemos es cambiar de canal.
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Today I saw on Facebook a video of a little girl in an aquarium. The clip is very touching, because the little girl is watching a dolphin that seems to react with joy to the presence of the infant.
I really liked their reaction to seeing each other. I know that most people would have seen -in the foreground- the union of humanity and nature, but I, on the other hand, despite the tenderness of the moment, I kept thinking that at least one of the joys I was witnessing was fictitious, or incomplete.
So I decided to gather a lot of clips and special effects, to also write a different side of that "humanity" that encloses the animals so that our "humanity" feels tenderness and not the desire to free them.
I know that a child (and many adults) do not realize what captivity implies and that no matter how much care is taken with these living beings, everything is bread and circuses.
Here I leave the writing in case you would like to read it:
What a good performance. It seems that he is smiling, but I think that the grimace is not so true. In my heart of hearts, I think that this lively organism has learned the art of smiling in order to splash others with joy.
It looks so happy playing and finding itself there, dancing politely in front of a mirror that imitates the ocean. But that glass is really a television set.
There are humans tuning in innocently, as if believing that the big fish is safe from plastic, as if the grace with which it smiles means that it does not miss its family, or other beings, or its ecosystem.
Look at them! They both look happy. They both look innocent, but the truth is that there are many guilty parties to blame for the fact that on one side of the prism there is a captivated soul smiling and on the other there is a captive soul making happy gestures.
Everyone is touched by the dolphin show, but after a few seconds, all we do is change the channel.
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Video by Anna Nekrashevich: https://www.pexels.com/video/a-woman-texting-while-lying-on-the-bed-6598883/
Video by Tima Miroshnichenko: https://www.pexels.com/video/a-couple-watching-something-from-a-laptop-5384343/
Video by Kampus Production: https://www.pexels.com/video/elderly-woman-using-a-cellphone-6829867/
Video by Armin Rimoldi: https://www.pexels.com/video/a-man-smiling-while-using-his-smartphone-5544158/
Video by SHVETS production: https://www.pexels.com/video/woman-using-smartphone-before-sleeping-7986744/
Vídeo de Emrah Aktaş de Pixabay
Vídeo de Caelan Kelley de Pixabay
Vídeo de Caelan Kelley de Pixabay
Vídeo de Milan Wulf de Pixabay
Music by FLATSOUNDWORKS from Pixabay
Sound Effect from Pixabay
Imagen de Dawn Rose en Pixabay
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