One good-eyed brother asked me in a curious tone.

One good-eyed brother asked me in a mixed tone, wondering if

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"Why do blind people in @ Be My Eyes volunteer to see less? I've helped dozens of people before, but since the beginning of this year, there's only one person."

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That question made me think for a moment and think about a little thing that happened recently. @ KHONTHAI SWAG [Thais Swack] sent me a T-shirt with a different Ekchai, my black, his white, and we agreed to put it together and take a photo back to thank you for the kindness passed in that little package.

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I opened the Be My Eyes app on my phone, a blind couple app to caption images, an app that used to video calls for good-looking people to watch, but now has a new AI-based function to see images immediately. Now I can hardly really video call for help as before, except sometimes I have to choose from a lot of items, such as picking up a shirt from the closet and wanting to see a whole strip, not wanting to take one photo at a time, or when I want to see buttons on an appliance that can cause harm if pressed wrong.

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I thought of yesterday's day when everything always relied on a good-eyed person to confirm, and every time I turned on the camera, it was like opening a door for someone to step into my world for a moment, a world where the other person looked for me, and I listened to his voice instead of the invisible.

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Today, although technology has helped me become more self-reliant, more independent, in some corners of my heart, I still think of a small touch of humanity, a voice that confusingly tells me and notes:

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"A little more to the left...Uh, to the right. Come down a little closer. Yeah, right there. I found it. "

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The faint laughter of joy when you and I volunteered on the video call to find the headphones I dropped, a small item that I found so long that I almost took my heart off was found by someone who looked for me.

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Because eventually, although the world is full of tools that allow us to see for ourselves, what we are always looking for is the sight of understanding from someone who is willing to look into our world.

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