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> All three of these games Sick burn, poor Before the Storm

About the first rewind on LIS1, I've been think about it ever since 2015, and I've come up with two theories (if it's genuinely not a pothole): 1. The awakening of the power led to a more powerful and exclusive version of Rewind, that altered space as well. 2. That ENTIRE section was actually a dream within a dream (Max herself references Inception there), a vision to awaken her rewind and save Chloe. Her true awakening from the vision dreams is after the first rewind, so that's why she goes back to class.

this is a great video!!

Life is Strange 1 is a persona game

This video is excellent, but the fact that you have a Voyager model next to your window makes it even better :)

I’ve played Life is strange for the first time. For someone who’s new to these kind of games. The story in the beginning was a slow start like a train beginning to travel. So I was boring. But like a train, once it’s started to pick up speed it got interesting. I was very nosy and investigated everything I could. But still I didn’t save Kate because my memory sucked. Then casting the blame of her death to the golden boy. I didn’t see my decisions had much an effect until the last episode. Quite a shocker. It turned out I didn’t everything wrong and even shift the blame away from Mr. Jefferson. All in all. The story was good. You see there are more to the characters than what is perceived on the outside. In the end I choose to sacrifice Max’s best friend to save the town. I finished the game with the moral being, things happens that cannot be changed in the past or present no matter who much we want them to. The best thing to do is embrace the past as lessons and enjoy the present. Whether what I got from the game was what the developers intended or not. It’s a good story. Will play the rest of the games. And finish your video. Thanks!

Kate was just story B. We don’t always have to focus on the A plot. Also I’m sure Nathan felt bad for all the girls he helped drug, we just a didn’t get to see his side of the story.

This was so thoughtful and interesting! I know it’s not technically a LiS game, but I think analyzing Tell Me Why under this same lens could be very interesting.

i love LiS series, but till now i still hate how they allowed Kate to live and not Chloe, because without Max's power, Kate is destined to die

It's "Mark Jefferson" and "Haven Springs", thank you very much. Have you heard about the new LIS? I can't wait...

Honestly the buds scene is still better than hearing Jefferson's pretentious fucking speech on a loop. Also I forgot to mention before, but this is an amazing essay!

Found this in my recommendation, neat stuff and perhaps a response to Ryebread's videos? That green wall looks so good, I'm damn jealous man.

I really like your video and I love your jumper 😊. I love LIS one with all my heart, I didn’t care too much for before the storm, I didn’t play LIS2 because I’m just not interested in playing as boys and I really like True Colors but I thought it was a bit too short and in the end it lacked something to make it very special, it was a bit anti climatic. But I loved her power and how she took on their emotions. I am really looking forward to double exposure. Max is my favourite character and I saved the bay, although I did see both ending of course 😊

I thought about the opening bathroom sequence a lot, the only explanation i can come up with is that, Max didn’t rewind at the beginning, it was probably something else (a paranormal figure or the blue butterfly), that still doesn't explain why she still had the memory of the scene.guess we'll never know 😂

Never thought I'd see max caufield and immaunael kant on a same thumbnail

About the inconsistency of Max first rewind I don't think that was a rewind at all, I would argue that spacetime itself time traveled her. She had no idea she had powers no idea how to use them so I think the second she accidentally unlocked her abilities the universe felt the disturbance and the cosmos itself pulled her back through space and time to the classroom and that's why it's the one time she didn't stay in place like every other.

I think the thing that many people dislike about the games is that it's really frustrating when the game is supposed to be about choices but if you actually try to put yourself in the character's shoes you would do so many things differently that aren't even presented to you as choices. The entirety of Life Is Strange 2 would be solved if you just turned yourself in at the beginning. Or if you could actually choose sensible dialogue options in many situations. It's also sad that the developers did not understand how important the rewind was to the first game. I remember an interview with the developers where they stated that the idea for the game was something to the effect of 'Players will savescum anyway so let's make that canon'. It lets you see the effects of your decisions before making a final choice, which makes any unpredictable things that happen much easier to swallow. It still baffles me they decided to change this for future instalments when they seemingly understood so well how good of an idea this was when they made the first game.

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First comment! This is shaping up to be quite the insightful take on these games. I look forward to the next instalment to be looked at!

Great review! Thanks for doing it... I have no notes (on your review). I have notes on the show: it's criminal no music CD was ever released of all the songs. Also, the world desperately needs a Magicians cookbook entitled, "Eating Out With Josh Hoberman"

Seasons 3 and 4 were amazing. I’ve rewatched the series multiple times now and it’s my favorite show.

You are great.

You are very wise, but I don't know about mankind, whan I was young I hoped for a Star Trek future. But now it seems mandkind is heading to an Alien future where Corporations are in charge and people don't matter.

Have you heard of Pythagoras who believed in Pythagorean Religion of numbers having supernatural powers, Veganism, Reincarnation, and Musical Instruments. It was a real mystery religion in Ancient Greece Research it to fact check me 😊

Vulcans sounds like the original Buddhism that was about philosophy until it got mixed with the FOUR Major Buddhist Religious sects which were divided into multiple Buddhist philosophical schools. Theravada (South East Asian/India) ,Mahayana (East Asian) Vajrayana (Esoteric Buddhism), and Tibetan Buddhism (Dalai Lama and Gurus). These put focus on multiple Pagan Gods, Bodhisattva, Lamas, Gurus, Buddhist Temples, Relics from dead monks bodies and funeral rituals.

In the Enterprise episode Cold Front a religious pilgrim says to T'Pol, "I understand the Vulcans are a deeply spiritual people." She responds, "Our beliefs are based on logic and the pursuit of clarity." The few times we see Vulcan rituals in Star Trek it's difficult to see them as spiritual.

Honestly this show just defined so much of my teenage years. It’s not always good, and it’s incredibly painful at parts but fuck me man it’s also just a masterpiece. I’ve recently picked up the comic Alice’s story and loved it so much I finished it the same night I bought it, and plan on reading the books next

Excellent video by the way. I wish more of the left leaning atheistic trekkies were like you. You truly get the message.

From the star trek roleplaying game, all basic needs were met freely, and then you could still earn more if you wanted. Property ownership seems to be more like Georgian land value tax, since picard still owns a vineyard. Does he "sell" the wine? I mean, we dont really know. Probably he does trade some of it to cover expenses and reward the people who work for him. I dont see him as a capitalist, more like some sort of Georgian system with some form of "title" and inheritance.

We never did find out what God needs with a starship...

Hey, Bravo on your video! It was very enjoyable to hear your exposition of the Star Trek mindset on the philosophical Starship Enterprise. Trek has been enormously influential on me and a source of catharsis. I know it's a mindset I employ in my daily life to explore new worlds and New Life. It's the human compulsion as Q and Riker once discussed, using the different branches of the tree as Einstein stated. Thank you so much for your videos and your education.👏🖖

Very cool video essay! 🖖

Trying to get my friends to see this has been my own undoing lol. A brilliant show seeing it for the second time in 2022

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This is probably the best explanation I ever heard on Star Trek 🌟. The best explanation I heard on Star Wars was by RUclipsr Lonelycow video Embraced the Dark Side. Carl Jung talk about mastery of Self and having balanced and control of self, he sums it up perfectly 🙌 👏 quote The psychologist Carl Jung said that people have a "persona" - the part of themselves they are proud of and like that they show to the world, all the "good parts" of themselves, and that people also have a "shadow" - the part of themselves they are ashamed of and hate and that they hide from the world, all the "bad parts" of themselves. He said that "avoiding or repressing your shadow" would just lead to problems, and that the "right solution" was that you need to "integrate your shadow" - stop being ashamed of those bad parts of yourself, learn to control them, and learn when and how to use them when you need them. Carl Jung would have been a great Jedi Master.

Basically Star Trek is Humanism and Star Wars is Carl Jung Archetypes. Star Trek was inspired by Horatio Hornblower novels and Wagon Trains while Star Wars was inspired by Flash Gordon and the Wizard of Oz. Funny people still don't understand the true meaning of the Wizard of Oz, in the Wizard of Oz, you had a man using advanced technology to pretend to be a God like figure, but Dorothy realize her true power is within and she learn her archetypes of herself and she is more powerful than she realized and the power their all alone within her the whole time, the princes and frog would later repeat this theme. Star Wars modern myth based on Jungian archetypes mastery of and Star Trek is myth based on Problem solving.

When do you stream or post videos? Would love to participate in the live chat. This video was interesting to listen to.

Fantastic video!!! Saludos desde Chile.

What a great video! Please share this...more people have to see this

It is nescessary to deal with emotions, but not (!) like Vulcans, to live in "unity and harmony" . Not avoiding, but integrating it. Still does not solve the problems of narcissm and sacral-worldly need for humor

Enlightment will lead back into DARK times or painfully blinding light that is not nutrious, if we won't overcome the more than 2000 year old seperation of (subjective) psyche and (objective) rational thinking. Methodological (not buddhist) non-dualstic phenomenology could offer this escape and rescue from the rising totalitarianism of (pseudo!) science ideology, religion and technology.

I can't imagine theories of Karl Marx offer a good approach to a both technological but also spiritual positive progress for human kind, and technology without philosophy is blind, the other way around wisdom is destructive, not constructive in a livly way. And I think I also have proof or at least hints why.

I started the series out of boredom, thought about dropping it during season one, but by season three, it was like on a whole other level. That's probably one of my favourite seasons of any show ever! Such a shame it comes after a slow start & isn't talked about much. So thanks for talking about it! Also, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the characters (if you'd like to share them) :)

Yay! I found another amazing corner on the interwebs!

Good video. I am agnostic but I am interested to know, as an athiest did Star Trek 5 drive you nuts or did you feel it was right for the crew (the ones that weren't brainwashed) to have an open mind and see if there really was God at the center of the great barrier?

Can’t wait for your next videos! Love the selection of the song review haha ✨