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For another perspective that's a bit more technical, I recommend Jaron Lanier's *Data Dignity.*

I think an important point to take from this is so, perhaps I might be wrong, but here it goes: " __Most problems are caused by a lack of compensation, rather than because one is vain enough to cause such problems__ " Everything has an interplay, in this theory politics he suggests. Therefore, integration is a viable factor for solving such problems in our current society. Saying that an entity is vain enough to leave such problems be or to allow such a thing to persist tends to be *_a superficial excuse_* , as picking one side over the other side tends towards a holistically lackluster resolve, hence we are here. I derived this notion from the concepts of *The shadow* by Carl Jung. I believe that our beings are reflections of the greater, gilded age that we have come upon. I believe that our family structures are reflections of our conundrum hitherto (in otherwards, that the family unit mirrors the greater, gilded age that we have found ourselves in). It's a stretch, but Carl Jung suggests that we make the best of our potential as humans when we try to be open about the deepest parts of ourselves that we try to hide, just as I think we should be open about finding ways to solve our situation by acknowledging how different aspects of our lives intertwine to create something that is a whole, and if that whole is fractured, where the whole (ourselves > family unit > society) is greater than its parts (us), the parts will perish in cataclysmic fashion. Let's see what this small RUclipsr has to say, is all. I think he's making a point. (We should seek to integrate things into one another, not making more or [perhaps] less of a thing to solve another thing. When we integrate, we proliferate. When the solution is "all of the solutions", we create a whole that is greater than its parts, which is the solution in itself.) Any thoughts? Comments? Please and thank you. *P.S.* (I edited this 5 times in one sitting lol)

Not even 3 minutes in and this is already so good

I'm in my Batman Phase right now and this video couldn't have been recommended at a better time!

Id say I'm batman but with great power comes great responsibility

Batman is a revenger thats why hes popular.

amazing video braden i cannot wait to see more :))

I am severely mentally unstable

You and I may have had the same life track. I grew up mormon. Left after baptism. Have spent the last few decades really taking it apart, pondering morality. Why good people do bad things etc. im very excited to watch these three videos, and I hope to have a dialogue :)

I really wanted to stop watching this because it just made me feel so helpless but I think it's important to feel that for a while like you said and really understand our own self-inflicted problems and the horror of what the world gives to us

I love you man! :)

BRO YOU LOOK LIKE ROCKY

We live in a hell realm…it was designed this way.

Braden, first, thank you for sharing and being vulnerable. It takes courage. The true originator of Archetypes, was Carl Jung. Batman does satisfy two major Jungian Archetypes simultaneously: 1. the Hero, and 2. the Caregiver. That combination is not unique to him among superheroes. I think you are 100% correct in that what makes him unique is that the catalyst of his development into the Hero and Caregiver is his suffering. Instead of breaking him, it gives him a passion, drive, and EMPATHY that IS a unique quality among superheroes and humans at large. Also, what is wise is that he has embraced his pain and made it part of his strength rather than seeing his pain as a weakness.

“Everybody is in pain”💯

Time to rewatch the dark knight trilogy

5 min in and you earned my subscription. Thanks for your work i can tell already it’s great

so epic

Thanks for spitting the FACTS. I’m listening to you on full volume while driving slowly and mindfully

People this attractive shouldn't care about politics. Did you say you are 27? You have the idealism and optimism of an 18 year old after their first year in political science. Maybe that's because of you looks or you are really that deluded to think changing the mechanisms of democracy will make it "work better". Democracy doesn't work well because its democracy its a feature, not a bug.

💯 agree with what you said about marketing……they sell brands, and ideas and names, and lifestyles, not the actual product.

Listened to a bit and you seem like a smart guy. Your video topics interest me a lot. However personally 3 and a half hours is more time than I have to watch a single video. I wish you made a 20-40 min edited down version of your key points. Either way keep it up, I love seeing intellectual videos like these in the sea of degeneracy the modern internet often feels like

I like how this has progressed, I’m really enjoying this series of “blog posts” or “videos” or whatever it is. Please continue these type of videos, and maybe in future make them interactive, thank you.

Simply bec theyre not geninly good. Or theyre self righteous thinking what they do is good no matter if its bad as lomg as its for a good cause. Whicb means they might be dellusional n arogant

Braden: “Don’t direct it at yourself” My addition: “or others”

When I was 17 I read the German epic Faust (my dad’s a German teacher and his family is from Austria). The main character had everything he wanted, but was miserable. Instead of Batman, Faust goes down a dark path of seeking out material greed and youth. Surprise, he is still miserable and is almost a villain in the eyes of the reader. I never understood why I liked reading it so much, but I think it gives the same understanding that you have taken from Batman.

The emotion is evident! I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry these days. 😞

The way your phone moves is kindve distracting 😭

I need to have a hard copy of this 📕 this is my mind every single day of my 26 years of life (well 21 conscious years of my life)

This was so well written thank you for this insightful perspective. I needed this

Find Jesus if you haven’t, you seem very wrapped up and don’t realize this is all prophetic stuff happening

I only ran into this coincidentally because I'm off insta for the moment - really happy I did. Only at the start now, glad to spend time here.

I feel like you should look into Aristotle’s golden mean. It’s about finding a middle ground between two extremes and I feel like that really applies to your point about being a political independent.

I don’t know if it’s possible, but if this can be live weekly or even monthly sessions where we can interact with you, I would really really love that. This was really good, and because of that, I would love to pick your brain on relevant topics like the ones you addressed in this video. Thanks for this and keep it up.

Alright, I made it to the end! Firstly, thank you for this and well done, I am feeling empowered, and yes, this is something I can get behind. You have managed to consolidate many thoughts I've had for a long time, though it had me defeated for a while, I see you've kept your heart through it all, and I just want to encourage you to never lose that. It sounds like we've had some similar experiences with addiction, mental health and recognition of the absolute soul-grinding culture and system we live in, so your words have gone straight to my heart, and I think you are absolutely right. I see you have a real message to share, excited to see what you come up with next! A small side note I think is interesting. Urban planning seems to be one of the very few disciplines where people get together and agree on shared values and then (hopefully) implement evidence-based solutions, Land use and development seem to the the only things we have taken seriously enough to implement this thinking and then of course they are only presented as recommendations to those in power.

Did you read 'The Myth Of Normal' by Gabor Maté?

bro holds so much on his chest..

Thank you for this thought-provoking video, and thank you even more for the "don't direct it at yourself" message. Speaking from experience, doing that (directing at yourself, I mean) comes with great pain, while escapism often comes with immense guilt. Messages like yours lift some of that guilt. Sometimes it's just necessary to channel the inner storm into something seemingly pointless, just to survive it, until we're able to improve and do something more meaningful.

This is good stuff

It is important to be vegan so that all individuals can live. Good and evil are concepts of seperation. Do not seperate yourself from the animals.

my 🐐

Why are we not vegan, and why is everyone participating in the largest holocaust when plant foods are considered as adequate by most scientists. Why are doctors not educated on nutrition, and how do meat, and dairy industries get away with such lies, advertisements when meat is confirmed as a carcinogen?

54:35 happens to the best of us

great vid man! also i have a feeling you are a dostoevsky enjoyer

I didn’t know what to expected, but you have my sub! Thank you for saying what we are all thinking!

Here before the algorithm blows this video up

Thanks for sharing this! I could listen to you all day. It means so much that you took the time to validate the feelings of multiple groups early in the video.

This, but with factory farming. The fact that everyone would say they love animals, protests against inhumane living conditions, terrified at the dog meat trade in China….. then go out and buy beef every week.

Amalgamation (noun): the process of merging 2 or more things into a single body. Amalgam (noun): the single body produced after merging 2 or more things.

“everybody hates it, nobody likes it, so why does it exist?” PERSERVERANCE. COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS