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I was going to argue that I don't agree with the "myth of original perfection" because I think what underlines all moral system is a belief that net-positive = good, and net-negative = bad (not in a utilitarian or consequentialist sense, because of the "gang rape Paradox" which is vaguely democratic and therefore cringe and dumb), albeit often obfuscated, but realised that it often being obfuscated proves you right to some extent.

I absolutely see your point of disparate perspectives. Your counter point to the reddit post is enlightening. I had never thought about "my one and only" as "my best or only option." Very poignant video as i was watching an interview discussing the idea of the virtual universe. The interviewee had a few "trust me bro-s" that sound nice but are an inherent leap of faith. I have a deep lack of faith in most if not all things. Im gonna go buy one of your books now. Cheers.

I just wanted to add that many of those who left the faith after a while and with the acquisition of knowledge returned to the faith finding new evidence of its truth. so I am not certain that religion is not true in its entirety. but I also believe that the emergence of an unwavering opposition helped many to better understand their faith.

i don't understand the Reddit example. To me it seems like she was saying that he values him not because of looks alone or the pleasure of casual sex, but because there is something deeper in him strong enough for her to want to marry him. Did I understand wrong?

that reddit example makes no sense to me

I know you are neither! You are just schizo! And that’s why I’m here 😂

Weren't Eldar not just an uplifted cat-species?

interesting perspective, but I can't fully agree with all the points

When it comes to this type of topic, i am quite impressed with your take. Excellent work.

I did not expect a continuation to this series so soon, any way great work on the video.

M.I.L.F. = Mature I'd Like to Fuuuuuuu.....n time with

I like tea.

As always great work, alto from the 7:05 minute mark the video seems to be just dead air?

i think its much better and more helpfull to the overall discussion to say "woke has the same problems religions have" nobody actually thinks its a literal religion, they usually mean that it functions on blind faith, in/outgroup separations and social control. most woke people simply see themselves as "doing the right thing" and the main thrust of the anti woke argument is that their idea of "the right thing" is based in moral superiority, self-hatred and guilt..... much like a religion

the part around 6:50 to say, 7:00, is what we see with the channel HTME, where he is attempting to rebuild from the stone age forward step by step

Okay, I have thought about it and, strangely enough, Fantasy has the same problem Sci-fi has. Sure, a big part of it is fatigue, of the reader and of the writer. But, there is a big part, wait, make that TWO big parts further. As I said down there it's part of the Simpson problem, everything had been done to a certain point, like with the Fall of the Eldar by being extremely long-lived, wide spread and well, in my own words paraphrasing an Archon (or was it an Exarch?) "Your world of millions had an Archimedes, had an daVinci and they shoved your species higher in art, in science in understanding nature. They were unique. But a billion billion worlds housing billions in a population that produce 5 geniusses every 300 years per one planet..." The Oversaturation. And then there is the fatigue of the reader, fantasy started with creatures, some helpful, some malevolent, some sentient, some monsters... Gods and angels and dragons and devils and adies in lakes distributing swords to rightful rulers, getting kidnapped by the fea to the lands of summer and winter... In science-fiction? Living underwater, flying, talking to far-away people, bending nature to mans will... and they did. These two have one thing in common. They are NEAR! You could say fantasy beasts and low-magic realms (I think the term was low-fantasy?) and science (fiction) concentrated on the next-step, solvable problems. Instead we have now Reality-bending through will (there was a better example but I take the Magic: the Gathering), Warhammer40K and Dune, and Multiverses (yes, the infamous Infinity War crap and the amalgam of indistinguishability of magic and science). Just think about Star Trek. In the Original Series they had Warp already, but they had clunky tech, actual buttons to push, but they were military as much as explorers and ambassadors and problems of human gene manipulation. The Next Generation: Touchscreens, pacifism, scarcity elimination through replicators, gods that only want to get a rise out of the straight guy and the problems of a Gestalt-race that resolves problems by 'assimilating' solutions and shiny knicknacks. Then came Deep Space 9 and Voyager, one of the better and one of the worst part of Star Treck, because from here on real-world politics more and more influenced the plot. What I want to say... The relatable parts... No. It, that is SF and Fantasy are not *relateable* anymore. They are not The Dream anymore, they are pure Escapism. Only castles in the sky.

I'd like to inform you that there are people (I've purposefully surrounded myself with technically skilled people) that have the tools and equipment necessary to make bullets, and not just recycle them. The true bottle neck for bullets would be making the casing and bullet, as that requires machining tools and such. I only know of one person on RUclips that I know of that has that capability, I'll have to search him up again. So while I agree that in the early stages of a post apocalypse, the most powerful clans/groups would have the most advanced tech, small groups of rural peoples would also be at similar tech levels, now while very few, my circle of friends (a very rare group mind you) would absolutely push hard for technological development, we would figure out exactly how many hunters we need to sustain as many "scientists" as possible, thus ensuring our somewhat rapid technological growth.

3:53 there are people that can make thier own ammo, sure it involves re-using brass casings thus increasing the chances of your weapon exploding but we can also make black powder and go for musket balls for projectiles to send at any foe or animal we wish to kill.

Anything to add to the box? Perhaps an enlightened understanding about our place in the universe. You know, like, hate the dumb man because he's dumb, don't hate the black man because he's black, except when the black man is also a dumb man. Perhaps a strive for all people to make it better for all people... along 'one creed, one nation, one humanity' or something. A better capitalist, but not too much, society. Perhaps explaining how to overcome the 'burn fuel' stage of development straight into electricity by giving the tech behind that. Same with green houses, glass... Mathematics? Perhaps a physical copy of wikipedia? An all-round 'X-grade' curriculum, so they learn the ways of the god 'scientia'. We just delete history, religion and politics from that, let them restart new.

Robert A. Heinlein's "The Number of the Beast" introduced his "The World as Myth" concept. He later used the idea to connect many of his novels. I like where this idea of yours is going. Feels kind of like a cosmic equivalent to "Dont meet your heroes."

Let me know if you think the music is too loud or distracting. I'm in the experimentation phase and any respectful feedback, be it positive or negative, is always welcome.

Interesting take, i don't have much to add you covered most things revolve around a possible post apocalyptic world and how that would effect the use, maintenance and use of any remaining technology. And i agree, most likely the most maintained technology would probably that which is necessary for base survival. Everything more complex and or expensive to maintain, namely that which requires a fully functioning planetary economy would probably be hoarded away or flat out lost first. So yeah as you seed, mostly tech that is necessary for survival ( food production, electricity, medicine, simple communication, transportation and weapons ) would be preserved and maintained the most. And if our theoretical post industrial survivors are relay luck they will be able to maintain simple computers, but that is a big if. While more advanced luxury tech, ( high end computers, televisions, routers ) and such would be abandoned, hoarded by the powerful ( or tech cults ) or flat out scavenged to maintain more necessary tech. This all depend on what kind of "apocalypse" we are referring to. I don't know where i reed this, but i remember a story where someone tired to go and build a toaster fully on his own, long story short he managed to get 90% there, but he was not able to find a way to replicate the plastic housing.

I recently had a conversation with chatgdp about this and we agreed that in the scenario you mentioned it would take us about 200-2000 years to be in a similar place technologically. Ps: This nicest version assumes that we somehow managed to establish a stable space colony and there are a few enclaves left in the world concentrated around places like nuclear power plants or laboratories.

Stone can be made to sand, books can burn, and sand can be made to chipsets... thus lies the problem. Speak in terms of longevity. What is the best codex? Satellite is okay for beyond the life span of the earth and even solar system, but would it be discernable to other creatures... periodicity mechanized proton lib Lang model with binary math state could help. That can be nothing also... what is the best solution to life knowing it was here some sentient bit.... a highly encoded compressed quantified electro state that utilizes cosmos as a travel zone. So you spread out cellular or crystallized single organisms to linear travel and seed the cosmos. It can decompile and communicate in a short time, and out xom waves in a pattern to advance the systems to create an integrated network, because the life form can do all things with matter in a spacial setting.. this would be the most efficient way to make universal travel, is making decompile system programmed to interconnect and re align with a core system in the cosmos, thus travel between worlds simultaneously, and the adaptive freq, allows some variants so you get or would get mostly similar living words designed by the life program I this shape, a true time capsule, where the life form is the living word of the gods, ancients etc... life without end or beginning in a sense.

The Georgia guide stones?

I also quite like your 10-commandments. In any case great work ass always, listening to your concepts - ideas is always quite interesting. As for any additionally messages - information i can't think of anything to add as of this moment.

To a other point i completely agree with adding in information that pretend to "diplomacy by other means", in any case those who put in the work to translate seed tablets are probably going to need such information, it is better for them to have such information and not need it then for them to need it and not have it, and when it comes to "diplomacy by other means", they are probably going to need it sooner or later.

One thing that came to mind regarding the message - information on the tablets, perhaps to prevent less scrupulous individuals ( less curios and patient individuals ) from access to much information at the same time you could make it so there are stages to your messages - information on the tablets. Namely make each tablet more difficult to decipher then the last, making it so each level of information requires a distinct level of prior knowledge - expertise to solve, that way each new level of information will require use of knowledge from the previous level in order to solve, and so on and so fourth. This way you can mostly ensure that only those truly curious and diligent will be able and wiling to access such knowledge.

I remember a gundam series called something like "08th MS Team" or similar. It was basically a Vietnam war show with a hand full of mass production mecha as well as an all-terain armored transport with ground sonar to listen for stomps from stompy robots, like a native listens for horses on the prairie in an old western movie. I certainly enjoy the idea of a mech fire-team running around listening to Hendrix and Creedance Clearwater Revival. Perhaps a small crew aboard a single mech? A pilot, comms/commander, crew chief/ mechanic, maybe even some low ranked private who's duties vary from coffee to getting that damn branch out of the ankle joint. It all sounds like a fun setting.

The voyageur probe’s human anatomy diagram is imperfect. Not a problem for future humans but it would be an issue if aliens happen upon it

You might not want titanium as your vault - it’s strong and light, not what you’re looking for. Tungsten might be a tougher choice, and won’t melt below temperatures it takes civilization to produce. As for durable media - don’t ignore vellum. It lasts surprisingly well on the centuries timescale. Millennia - micro engraving on a “glass” disk could get you a long way. Glass is a shorthand for a variety of transparent, hard, media. Synthetic sapphire might be an option. I’d avoid going too micro on the engraving, something that can be seen with low magnification or really good eyesight.

Robert A. Heinlein's "Assignment in Eternity" is a collection of four short stories. My favorite of those is "Lost Legacy." It plays with super men in the realm of potential. It goes a different route but similar direction. Great video again. o7

I just realized I forgot to include a rather important image. But rather than pull down the video, screw with my analytics and generally make more of an ass of myself than I already have, here's a link to what I'm referring to by "this" at the very beginning. www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FBook-Ultimate-Guide-Rebuilding-Civilization-ebook%2Fdp%2FB0CK8RF258&psig=AOvVaw06aza7ibKo1sqrFWSqPh4l&ust=1735332036047000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBQQjRxqFwoTCNDE4-ClxooDFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE

Don't forget to include encoded memory crystals (with instructions on how to read them). Likewise make use of (different sized) micro engraving. Between those you can fit most current human knowledge and history (including the DNA codes, with viable variations, of humans and other creatures) in something backpack portable. Take that Noah's ark.

I’m not sure it would be necessary too alien for us to recognize as human or anything. Just too alien and advance for anyone but a genius given a lot of material to work with to ever truly get inside the head of, and that’s assuming they are passive to these efforts. But even assuming their brains are built/adapt to work on those time scales, and their memories are enough for it, I imagine one based on/which was once human would still act human enough that they could exist in human civilization. At least until they want something done and little could stand in their way, as any problem they are unable to bypass is just circumvented, if not turned to their side. Like “yah, I could not defeat your entire army, so I convinced them I would be a better leader than you. I’ll give you one chance to join them or leave.”

If you don’t mind me asking, any particular reason for the Dracula roast, or nothing in particular? And was he actually a vampire or just a man?

If it isn’t a soldier/warrior specifically, wouldn’t it need stuff beyond wilderness survival and combat? Such as a way to travel great distances, interface with technology, create things simple or complex quickly, maybe alter their form (if not appearance), universal mirror neurons (if not out right mind reading and precog), etc? Or is that one of the things that we’re just left for a future video?

Are you saying those are modern theories? Because all of those origins sounded rather scientific and materialist in nature.

Indeed. Any future viewers, please look up BRIDGE 2.0 the zealots are so bureaucratic they systematized their retreat. They will continue their actions but remove the proud titles. They aim to weave the doctrine into the fundamental required actions of each company. They mean to monopolize all commerce and remove choice. I am very disillusioned with Campbell's Soup.

This lines up with the relatively more common individualistic nature of the masculine and the relatively more common collectivistic nature of the feminine. Reiterating, no judgement of one relative to the other. Just noticing correlation, certainly not causation.

Neat song

I wasn't planning to upload anything today. But then, as I was listening to the Irish Rovers' rendition of Good King Wenceslas, a bolt of inspiration came over me. Now here we are. And you know what, for something I literally cranked out in under an hour (and for my first ever attempt at musical composition) I'd say it turned out rather well. In any case, Happy Holidays all. May peace ever be upon you.

When it comes to your psychology oriented videos this one i found to be quite useful and insightful. As well as someone who has difficulty when designing speculative creatures i find this type of videos quite useful. Thank you for providing with such a quality video.

Great work, i quite like this more esoteric videos.

I am probably a little late with this comment: you know how they say that the customer does not know what they want until they get it, well i did not know i wanted to listen to complex esoteric musings about life the universe and everything until i watched the first video in this series. Excellent work and yes i pretty much would like to here more.

Magnificently interesting. I will start reading. o7

Splendid