Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
I’ve found this to be true. At my job they now require everyone to clock in by scanning their fingerprint. Even though it made me uncomfortable to say “no” that’s what I did, and now they’re looking at alternatives for those who don’t want to give it. In this company that’s been around for 20 years, HR told me I’m the only one who didn’t want to give it. No regrets. What we tolerate today becomes mandatory tomorrow.
I did the same thing at my job for about half a year. I ended up going to a manager at the start and end of each shift and they would load the app on their phone and go through the process of punching me in/out. Eventually I questioned whether it was worth the hassle and couldn't dream up a scenario in which the glowboys having a fingerprint would be such a problem. I still don't know whether I caved in or stopped being unneccesarily paranoid but after seeing this video I wonder if me being expedient was a mistake. Best of luck in resisting biometrics at your job! I hope they give you access to the time clock app at your work so you don't have to deal with someone twice every shift.
Was the same with even disclosing my vaccine. The fuckers said we have a "Mandatory vaccine disclosure" with a deadline and everything. I told them to get a legal request, and they responded that an email was a "legal request". I didn't respond and let the deadline pass, and apparently enough people didn't say anything that they let the whole thing go. I was the only one of my coworkers that I knew, who refused to comply.
@@harryriley2696 It's all about opportunity costs, and that's a tough thing to judge and dependent on a lot of factors in a human's life, their potential, their outlook on life, and their personal philosophy. This is why it can be so hard to get ahead in games like mmos for some people. The Grand Exchange trader vs the Skiller in Runescape is a great example of this dilemma.
@@TheSuperBoyProject i'm aware of that, luke and i differed on our stances of saving the universities. maybe he is right though i may have been too positive about them
@Rlaziken after this semester i'm leaving school for at least a semester. gonna make money and come back when they want to teach me every day in person like it normally should be.
@@johnhagariii9771 You'll never get back into it for one reason or another if you leave. Finish it while it's fresh in your mind. Having determination to finish it is the definition of giving it the college try. If you learned the subject matter on your own it's not as valuable as the degree because the degree says you didn't give up and the lack of degree says you did.
I think earning a high salary at a company job can be in line with individual freedom. Money provides greater agency, and it makes sense to try to earn a lot earlier in life to take advantage of compound interest through investing. In some sense, we are all slaves to economics, to the very real costs of food and shelter throughout our lives. A high salary allows one to liberate oneself more quickly from these masters and become financially independent. Of course, you should make sure that your work is not contrary to your moral principles, but I think there is room for that in the current marketplace of jobs. And jobs definitely do try to turn you into a specific jigsaw piece in the puzzle, but you can always switch to a different job internally or quit and look elsewhere, which provides an avenue for developmental freedom.
I agree Tommy. The one possible problem is that any point you may die. Thus, I think the importance is not on compromising your moral code for that goal of financial freedom. Best wishes
3:36 Your point here is exactly why I got out of IT/Industrial maintenance work. I was helping millionaires meet quotas and goals I cared nothing about while losing my love for tech. I quit and got a job as far from tech support as I could get, albeit with lower pay, but I have more time to work on my own pursuits which is far more valuable to me. My scope of reality became a lot clearer when I realized my job didn't define me. Just because you have a knack for something doesn't mean it has to be a career.
Feel that exact way about a great many topics, you just encapsulated the sensation and thought process. Life is too short to supplement some other fool who has no idea how any of it works. Then again, some of the most successful tech companies are headed by engineers i.e. AMD and Nvidia.
On my deathbed I will regret not spending more time agitatedly monologging to my indifferent friends and family about moralistic political topics I was brainwashed into caring about after drinking too much coffee and watching videos recommended to me by RUclips.
"Ayn Rand saved the highest disdain for the professor. The epitome of human evil, the “man who knew better”, one who had great promise but squandered it for social approval. You know who you are. It’s not too late to make a different choice." -- George Hotz, _Sell Outs_
Notice when a hypnotist starts hypnotizing they tell you things like 'Face this direction', 'Stand with feet shoulder width apart.' Getting you to get used to complying with commands.
Thanks for this great video, Luke! I also agree that we all need to stand up for ourselves. I’m going to make sure to tell my wife’s boyfriend to let me play Switch on weekdays.
I often felt alone for following my intuition and going against the normie advise if things didn't feel right. Thanks luke for giving a voice to people who still care about ethics. The system is trying hard to make people like us feel isolated do we don't find each other.
I used to work long hard hours in kitchens and barely made enough money to pay my rent. I hardly ever saw my wife and would get off work at midnight every day. I went to school and got a CS degree. Now I make 6 figures as a SE and have so much more free time than I ever did before. Money doesn't control me like it used to. I just wanted to say this because of all the people here that believe wanting a bigger paycheck is somehow a bad thing.
This guy is more or less out of touch with the reality of working class Americans who cannot afford the indulgences and money culture that he bashes in the video. This shouldn't be surprising given his academic backgrounds and the fairly well-off upbringings of his kind on average. To be a "wagie who makes 200K in corporate" is to be in top 5% of the American society. Most human beings on earth could only dream of the privileges and conveniences that come with it. If Luke has any knowledge about the reality of working-class people in the US and respect towards them, he would not say things like "You are more of a slave at higher positions".
Inversion of values is a satanic trademark, that's why soul less robocops and telli addict NPCs think they're in the good side. There is no pass to the good ending (after life) for consciousness like that.
I regret selling mine when they were worth a couple thousand bucks. Would be a multi millionaire now if i would have hodled. But the truth is it is still early to get into this and i am now on going for altcoins
@@seppa1671 thanks for your reply I tried but found out he'd transferred all of it into his gfs name and so it wasn't worth losing even more money to go through the courts and end up getting nothing back in the end either way ☹️
Luke, ever since I was a kid I had the same goal, to live independent of the system. It's nice to hear someone speak who feels the same. I'm glad to say I've achieved it as well. You're so right in that 20k independent is more valuable than 200k tethered.
@@datromix psychometric tests are becoming fairly common even for wagies now, anything that requires creative thought I.e sales , corporate artists , anything PR especially
@@datromix Nah, they just gave candid interview where they really paid attention to me. I think it's a great company, and if they thought that, they were probably right!
3:00 "They are only gonna ask more from you" This is even true in small contexts. If I do less work at home, they don't expect much from me, and are more happy, when I do things by myself, even if I just clean up my own room :P If I do more work at home, they often don't even notice it, nor do they really value it, at least not enough to be really worth it.
A thing I read about that is that you should always talk about what you did so people recognise it. So, if you are really good at your job and do things out of your way, make sure your supervisor, boss or whatever knows about that, so you don't keep overworking waiting for people to realize that and that never happening.
I really don't get what's so hard and absurd about getting a vaccine that's proven to increase your chances of surviving a globally spread disease and decrease your chances of infecting other people. Y'all can stand up for yourselves for that, but this is just plain dumb.
@@laurosf a "vaccine" whose efficacy is dropping by the day against a disease whose letality even the WHO doubts. Oh yeah, did I mention cases of myocarditis induced by the jab? And all of that to contain a supposed disease the Norwegian ministry of health has deemed a mere flu... Or was there an ulterior motive? ;)
@@laurosf anti vaccine belief right now is pure reactance. It is not based in any higher belief about vaccines being dangerous or that people have rights. It is just pure "I am being required/expected to get this, and that triggers my gut reaction that my freedom is being violated, and i am biting that reaction without thinking." Of course the anti vax stuff seems worse online that in real life because a lot of people shilling to not get the jab are Godless zoomers who don't understand that we are closer to God when we get vaccinated against any disease. Especially ones that impact as many people as covid.
The individualist path is usually rewarding, if temporarily tough, no doubt. Going along with the crowd used to be rewarded by society with stable jobs, reliable investment opportunities, a safety net, and a community that took you in and had your back if you just did your part semi-reliably. No more! So clear is this reality we have trouble accepting the occasional moment when collective action is actually necessary and beneficial.
COURAGE. In the judeo/christian greco/roman heritage, we call that capacity COURAGE. To stand up for yourself and do what's right, even when it's hard. That capacity for courage has been systematically withheld from several generations now (read the book "Men Without Chests" for more info).
True stuff Luke. I tried to resist, but couldn't do it alone. Unfortunately some of the people around here who are resisting are unhinged and starting fights.
the thing about not even having control of your own body in the matter of your health go back to the demonification of cigarettes. Basically they made an massive campaign in the 20th century so generations was addicted to it and in the 21th they turned 180° and did the exact opposite, and i saw only one person complaining about it. it might have health benefits but this is a massive test of social engineering that is for sure, kinda like what ambientalists tries to do with their immaculate "you can't be against it" ideas.
It goes back farther than that. There were state and local laws giving governments power to mandate vaccinations at least as far back as the early 1900s. Jacobson v Massachusetts resulted in SCOTUS ruling that these laws were constitutional in 1905.
Even if you have 1 colleague on the same wave with you it makes you feel that you are not alone against "the system" and then its surprisingly easier to say No to whatever they force on you. Now imagine having a community of my clones. It would have been a tremendous advantage for this planet, guys! Please work on it.
Luke, thank you. As a young person I need to take this philosophy with me through life, and I think if I do and I really stick to it, I will be a happier, more genuine person, which is worth a lot more than money to me.
Spot on my friend. When the shit hits the fan, the place you find yourself in, shows all of the characteristics, of the culmination of - all of your decisions up to that point.
Your basically Following an agenda that is cooked by sociopath peoples in the shadows you have no clue their real goals and motives, it's all a pyrmidal slavery matrix where every body obey without resistance to steer the future in the Love-Truth-Freedom based direction. ruclips.net/video/rW0Zk5eeI2o/видео.html
I had finally landed a management position that I was really excited about. After a couple weeks they basically told me I had to take that shiz. I literally laughed in their faces. The GM was stunned. I told him we always have a choice and walked out. During this time everyone who took it was out sick wondering how they got sick. I do not regret this at all. I called all of this right off the bat and got the usual conspiracy theorist remarks. Well everything is a theory until proven true. You'd be a fool to think nothing conspiratorial has happened before.
Man thank you so much! That'sis a great video. Sometime i feeling that in the future there will be no option to me stand up for myself in my country cuz it's controlled by monopolies and a rich guys... I think Linux people and open source communities have to by a land in Africa and build a new open source country 😂🌍
Good point Luke about the specialization making you focus all of your energies on learning a specific skill or program that is not transferable. You aren't resilient. I also have the same feelings about the mandates being the necessary push for some (i.e. me) to take the plunge into self sufficiency and entrepreneurship rather than being a "wage cuck" as you so eloquently put it.
as soon as you put a little resistance everyone else gives up, i swear the insane world we have is due to people being too afraid to say anything at all
Exactly. One person standing up doesn't change anything if the rest of the people don't. That's why the government and corporations have been able to get away with such evil.
Also, in some cases, most people are in agreement with the evil. The best example I can think of is vaccine mandates. Most people I know don't think that it's a problem.
It is better to live longer. Way of wushu knows it. Regrets at the end of life is irrelevant, cause end of life is irrelevant. Key is to live as long as you can.
You are right about needing to stand up. But i feel that you are quite young and you obviously speak based on your experience (as all of us do). The younger one is, the easier it is to make radical changes because he is still looking and searching.. And he has not so many responsibilities. But we must be a bit leniant towards people who for example live month by month, rent by rent. If they do not pay their rent, they get evicted. It ia not so easy for them to just get up and quit their job. And worse if they have families. So, although in principle, you are correct, let's not all be so quick to condemn the weaknesses of others. I have a lot of them myself and hope that i can manage to become better and not worst before i die, even for a little bit at least. Take care
I had to stop the video and comment here at 2:29 Holy fuck someone has finally put what I couldn’t into words. Something always felt so off every time I did some sort of onboarding for a new job. That’s what it is… the seemingly cult like loyalty they want.
Just as the great intellectuals didnt let education get in the way of their goals or knowledge, they didnt let work do that either. Do what you must but always remember that the end goal is yourself so you can make the world a better place than when you left it. Of course that takes funding and some of us have more headway in that than others, but by that same token you cant chain yourself with golden handcuffs or make yourself dependent on someone else and expect to create something of worth, you need independence. Study hard and work hard by all means we all start somewhere but don’t forget why you put yourself through all this to begin with
Brilliant video. The world needs more content like this. One question which springs to mind is *why* we will not regret sticking to our principles on our death bed.
Im 22 and make 75k+ and my job just required vaccine. I don’t feel comfortable being bullied into getting the vaccine. If I get fried I really have no other skills. But I suppose I’m young enough and have no liabilities. I’m considering both options.
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Default RuneScape character describes why skill farming is more fulfilling than playing the Grand Exchange for GP.
@Rlaziken 2d is not a bad habit of mine its my life blood but gl i guess
Yo chill LMAO
I don't see a bright green beard, a little sus. Doubling 1m tho.
Im waiting for him to make a chicken video. I have 4 and they are great. Gotta get up that farming skill Luke!
It's a sad day when no one will buy my lobbies anymore
It looks like Luke is about to mail some packages again
rofl
_again_
@@mcechss Luke is really just Uncle Teddy in a new skin.
Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
Imagine going out for your daily walk and hearing something in the distance. You head forward and come across an open field, in the middle is a man, yelling to seemingly no one. He starts pacing back and forth, his volume increasing. You're startled. You edge forward to see what the commotion is, and are able to make out a few words. "Cuck" "Linux" "bOOmer". You're not sure what it means, but he turns towards you and you duck into the brush. A shrill voice calls out "Dood! My Job! they want me to get the VaxArEEnO!". You realize this is no place for you. You peak to see if his back is turned. It is. You make a run for it. "Anyways, that's why normies SUCK" he shouts after you as you run faster, starting to become panicked. You get home alright, but you don't feel safe walking around alone again.
Is this my nightmare?
@@purplep3466 This is my reality!
based
I’ve found this to be true. At my job they now require everyone to clock in by scanning their fingerprint. Even though it made me uncomfortable to say “no” that’s what I did, and now they’re looking at alternatives for those who don’t want to give it. In this company that’s been around for 20 years, HR told me I’m the only one who didn’t want to give it.
No regrets. What we tolerate today becomes mandatory tomorrow.
The word "tolerance" is spoiled imo.
I did the same thing at my job for about half a year. I ended up going to a manager at the start and end of each shift and they would load the app on their phone and go through the process of punching me in/out.
Eventually I questioned whether it was worth the hassle and couldn't dream up a scenario in which the glowboys having a fingerprint would be such a problem. I still don't know whether I caved in or stopped being unneccesarily paranoid but after seeing this video I wonder if me being expedient was a mistake.
Best of luck in resisting biometrics at your job! I hope they give you access to the time clock app at your work so you don't have to deal with someone twice every shift.
@barnoftheyard You would expect a boomer to know that.
Instead of using your fingertip use the middle of your finger for those scanners usually they can't tell the difference.
Was the same with even disclosing my vaccine. The fuckers said we have a "Mandatory vaccine disclosure" with a deadline and everything. I told them to get a legal request, and they responded that an email was a "legal request". I didn't respond and let the deadline pass, and apparently enough people didn't say anything that they let the whole thing go. I was the only one of my coworkers that I knew, who refused to comply.
"I regret not installing arch, I should have taken that risk. Too late now."
great timing ive been trying to reach you to tell u that i run archlynux btw
"Damn, should've installed gentoo like /g/ told me to"
*^ Artix
@@Fabio-zd6oi templeos
@@hezuikn the home-rolled OS you built with Forth in 300 lines of code*
I hope you keep uploading these videos, Vim Diesel.
Hey, don't disrepect Toretto!!! XD
Luke Smith
indeed
Luke Smith
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No way
this says a lot about
luke you helped me pick myself up from the gutter, honestly, thank you my man
Luke pushed me into the gutter
@@nickc3856 kek
luke has a family with land. he inherited land. in the glorious revolution, he will be the first to go.
chuu also helped
@@bashisobsolete.pythonismyn6321 Landlords btfo
_The FED vs some guy in the woods_
always has been
"The more you use that system the more invested in it you are. You can't escape it or destroy it while trapped inside it." - Luke (paraphrased)
Anarchy?
@@harryriley2696 It's all about opportunity costs, and that's a tough thing to judge and dependent on a lot of factors in a human's life, their potential, their outlook on life, and their personal philosophy. This is why it can be so hard to get ahead in games like mmos for some people. The Grand Exchange trader vs the Skiller in Runescape is a great example of this dilemma.
@@harryriley2696 my guy knows whats up lets dismantle all unjust hierarchies
Luke is right, I just quit my job as an EE and decide to pursue Mongolian basket weaving!
This is one of the best videos on the channel, and it has nothing to do with Linux. Thanks, Luke!
"I regret not using Linux more"
Minimising dependencies is good in life as it is in software development.
I did stand up for myself by rejecting the vax, having to move and starting to change careers. No regrets, I made the right decision.
lol, moron.
Same
I didn't get the vax and to this day no one has asked me if I took the vax or offered to give me the vax.
Being a TA for a bit taught me really quickly that I didn’t want to be a professor anymore. Same reasons Luke describes. No thanks, university.
@@jcs27 Teaching assistant. Grades homework sometimes, does office hours, etc.
yesterday was another day of going to school in the living room, for a year straight. i'm skipping today and am gonna work on my films...
Good choice
School is just indoctrination camp these days. Skip all days of school.
@@TheSuperBoyProject i'm aware of that, luke and i differed on our stances of saving the universities. maybe he is right though i may have been too positive about them
@Rlaziken after this semester i'm leaving school for at least a semester. gonna make money and come back when they want to teach me every day in person like it normally should be.
@@johnhagariii9771 You'll never get back into it for one reason or another if you leave. Finish it while it's fresh in your mind. Having determination to finish it is the definition of giving it the college try. If you learned the subject matter on your own it's not as valuable as the degree because the degree says you didn't give up and the lack of degree says you did.
Glovvies are out to get u luke. Stay safe mate
Varrock guards hunting down default RuneScape player (2004) colorized 140p
In last video he took some of them down in the woods
@@window.location Did he run them over in his car?
Actually they did 2 years later
I think earning a high salary at a company job can be in line with individual freedom. Money provides greater agency, and it makes sense to try to earn a lot earlier in life to take advantage of compound interest through investing. In some sense, we are all slaves to economics, to the very real costs of food and shelter throughout our lives. A high salary allows one to liberate oneself more quickly from these masters and become financially independent. Of course, you should make sure that your work is not contrary to your moral principles, but I think there is room for that in the current marketplace of jobs. And jobs definitely do try to turn you into a specific jigsaw piece in the puzzle, but you can always switch to a different job internally or quit and look elsewhere, which provides an avenue for developmental freedom.
Sounds like a cope.
Cope
@@nomore9004 We all cope with the challenges of reality by making decisions that we think are right. You will take your path, and I will take mine.
I agree Tommy. The one possible problem is that any point you may die. Thus, I think the importance is not on compromising your moral code for that goal of financial freedom. Best wishes
Wagie, Wagie, get back in ur cagie.
3:36 Your point here is exactly why I got out of IT/Industrial maintenance work. I was helping millionaires meet quotas and goals I cared nothing about while losing my love for tech. I quit and got a job as far from tech support as I could get, albeit with lower pay, but I have more time to work on my own pursuits which is far more valuable to me. My scope of reality became a lot clearer when I realized my job didn't define me. Just because you have a knack for something doesn't mean it has to be a career.
Feel that exact way about a great many topics, you just encapsulated the sensation and thought process. Life is too short to supplement some other fool who has no idea how any of it works. Then again, some of the most successful tech companies are headed by engineers i.e. AMD and Nvidia.
@@Phasma6969 It’s reassuring to hear others share my sentiments.
Sometimes life can push you into having to stand up.
On my deathbed I will regret not spending more time agitatedly monologging to my indifferent friends and family about moralistic political topics I was brainwashed into caring about after drinking too much coffee and watching videos recommended to me by RUclips.
As someone who has been aspiring to become a professor, I'd like to hear those professor stories of yours
Same here!
He talks about it a little bit in not related, his podcast.
Yeah me too. Luke keeps on teasing us about the greentext horrors of his uni days.
"Ayn Rand saved the highest disdain for the professor. The epitome of human evil, the “man who knew better”, one who had great promise but squandered it for social approval.
You know who you are. It’s not too late to make a different choice."
-- George Hotz, _Sell Outs_
um tuga gigachad?
Notice when a hypnotist starts hypnotizing they tell you things like 'Face this direction', 'Stand with feet shoulder width apart.' Getting you to get used to complying with commands.
I stood up for myself and caught a felony charge oct.29
Chad
Thanks for this great video, Luke! I also agree that we all need to stand up for ourselves. I’m going to make sure to tell my wife’s boyfriend to let me play Switch on weekdays.
I often felt alone for following my intuition and going against the normie advise if things didn't feel right. Thanks luke for giving a voice to people who still care about ethics. The system is trying hard to make people like us feel isolated do we don't find each other.
I used to work long hard hours in kitchens and barely made enough money to pay my rent. I hardly ever saw my wife and would get off work at midnight every day. I went to school and got a CS degree. Now I make 6 figures as a SE and have so much more free time than I ever did before. Money doesn't control me like it used to.
I just wanted to say this because of all the people here that believe wanting a bigger paycheck is somehow a bad thing.
3:22
Some industries are harder than others.
This guy is more or less out of touch with the reality of working class Americans who cannot afford the indulgences and money culture that he bashes in the video. This shouldn't be surprising given his academic backgrounds and the fairly well-off upbringings of his kind on average. To be a "wagie who makes 200K in corporate" is to be in top 5% of the American society. Most human beings on earth could only dream of the privileges and conveniences that come with it. If Luke has any knowledge about the reality of working-class people in the US and respect towards them, he would not say things like "You are more of a slave at higher positions".
Cowardice is often disguised as morality.
Inversion of values is a satanic trademark, that's why soul less robocops and telli addict NPCs think they're in the good side.
There is no pass to the good ending (after life) for consciousness like that.
Pretty damn good video. I'm going to get back to working on my project today - I've taken enough time away from it.
Pretty cool lecture dude. Some people actually have people who depend on them and just can't up end and leave their job.
Sounds like people are turning to Luke for advice as they would to a priest.
Yeah it’s pretty scary lol people should turn to God not some RUclips dude
"Some people wanted to rebel and I killed some of them. It's not that I'm a bad person, I was just executing orders!"
- Some government dog somewhere
hitler approved method
@@hezuikn Cursed comment
Mmm interesting that corporations are acting just like government in many terms...
@@godnyx117 amongus ding ding ding
Nooh my jobberino, my wife's son and my star wars collection, these are just rebel's lives
I already regret dismissing bitcoins as a scam back in 2011 and not mining when I had the opportunity to.
I regret selling mine when they were worth a couple thousand bucks. Would be a multi millionaire now if i would have hodled. But the truth is it is still early to get into this and i am now on going for altcoins
It is a scam but people are 5iq
I regret spending$10k of my Bitcoins in 2012 on the dark web 🥺😭
Don't dismiss scams so eagerly, if they're memes people would buy them anyway.
@@Stszelec01 You're a scam
Some parents are truly evil.
Yes.. mine.. disowned by mother for being athiest and father stole $80,000 from me 🥺😔
Mollymeme was right 🙏🙏🙏
@@mrbrad4637 Sorry to hear that, mate. Can't you go after him legally to take back your money?
@@seppa1671 thanks for your reply I tried but found out he'd transferred all of it into his gfs name and so it wasn't worth losing even more money to go through the courts and end up getting nothing back in the end either way ☹️
@@mrbrad4637 I'm sorry, buddy. Money comes and goes. I hope you'll become rich soon. Take care!
Luke, ever since I was a kid I had the same goal, to live independent of the system. It's nice to hear someone speak who feels the same. I'm glad to say I've achieved it as well. You're so right in that 20k independent is more valuable than 200k tethered.
Not if you just quit after acquiring the 200k lol
@@will.davlin Just quit lol. Just don't be homeless lol
@@will.davlin cringe
Got rejected from a programming job once because they thought I would be too ecclectic and would get bored.
@@datromix psychometric tests are becoming fairly common even for wagies now, anything that requires creative thought I.e sales , corporate artists , anything PR especially
same thing with cops with iq's too high
based. become an artist or philosopher
@@datromix Nah, they just gave candid interview where they really paid attention to me. I think it's a great company, and if they thought that, they were probably right!
@@Sputnikcosmonot Thank you my friend. Will do.
The advice nobody wants to give, but everybody needs to hear
3:00 "They are only gonna ask more from you"
This is even true in small contexts.
If I do less work at home, they don't expect much from me, and are more happy, when I do things by myself, even if I just clean up my own room :P
If I do more work at home, they often don't even notice it, nor do they really value it, at least not enough to be really worth it.
A thing I read about that is that you should always talk about what you did so people recognise it. So, if you are really good at your job and do things out of your way, make sure your supervisor, boss or whatever knows about that, so you don't keep overworking waiting for people to realize that and that never happening.
Help your mom, dirtbag
“The Cathedral” Lmao why are there so many rabbis in “the cathedral” 😂😂😂
Work for small companies that can't afford to have you over-specialize
Also means you escape HR and corporate bs
The only problem is MOST small companies are REQUIRING the jab more often than large corpos. Unless you're in a state like Florida.
I really don't get what's so hard and absurd about getting a vaccine that's proven to increase your chances of surviving a globally spread disease and decrease your chances of infecting other people. Y'all can stand up for yourselves for that, but this is just plain dumb.
@@laurosf a "vaccine" whose efficacy is dropping by the day against a disease whose letality even the WHO doubts. Oh yeah, did I mention cases of myocarditis induced by the jab? And all of that to contain a supposed disease the Norwegian ministry of health has deemed a mere flu... Or was there an ulterior motive? ;)
@@laurosf
>y'all
>muh take vax
Reddit. You must go back where you belong.
@@laurosf anti vaccine belief right now is pure reactance. It is not based in any higher belief about vaccines being dangerous or that people have rights. It is just pure "I am being required/expected to get this, and that triggers my gut reaction that my freedom is being violated, and i am biting that reaction without thinking."
Of course the anti vax stuff seems worse online that in real life because a lot of people shilling to not get the jab are Godless zoomers who don't understand that we are closer to God when we get vaccinated against any disease. Especially ones that impact as many people as covid.
The individualist path is usually rewarding, if temporarily tough, no doubt. Going along with the crowd used to be rewarded by society with stable jobs, reliable investment opportunities, a safety net, and a community that took you in and had your back if you just did your part semi-reliably. No more!
So clear is this reality we have trouble accepting the occasional moment when collective action is actually necessary and beneficial.
Luke, I have no words to express how much I lose it when you do the high pitch voice
I mean back in the day i stood up for my principles but i used to be a pretty liberal person now i regret it cause they were the wrong principles .
1:30 -4000 american social credits
Some will say in their deathbed: „I should have bought more crypto money.“
"I would rather die upon yonder gallows than live my life in slavery" - Samuel Sharpe
COURAGE. In the judeo/christian greco/roman heritage, we call that capacity COURAGE. To stand up for yourself and do what's right, even when it's hard. That capacity for courage has been systematically withheld from several generations now (read the book "Men Without Chests" for more info).
>Judeo-Christan
Makes about as much sense as Islamo-Mormon, but OK buddy.
True stuff Luke. I tried to resist, but couldn't do it alone. Unfortunately some of the people around here who are resisting are unhinged and starting fights.
the thing about not even having control of your own body in the matter of your health go back to the demonification of cigarettes.
Basically they made an massive campaign in the 20th century so generations was addicted to it and in the 21th they turned 180° and did the exact opposite, and i saw only one person complaining about it.
it might have health benefits but this is a massive test of social engineering that is for sure, kinda like what ambientalists tries to do with their immaculate "you can't be against it" ideas.
It goes back farther than that. There were state and local laws giving governments power to mandate vaccinations at least as far back as the early 1900s. Jacobson v Massachusetts resulted in SCOTUS ruling that these laws were constitutional in 1905.
Pretty fitting that you upload this the same day I called my boss and asked for a rise. Didnt work so Im updating my linkedin!!!!!
yes! This is what im doing right now, I'm standing up for what i believe in, even tho it's gonna cost me my job. i'll be happier in the end.
I remember subbing to this channel when there was like 2000subs back on 2016 from memory .. come a long way.. Chad tiling window manager user
6:39 Heavy Moldbug influence breaking through.
My eyebrows raised at that too
not sure which part of that is supposed to be moldbug, is it the overall talk on principles?
Even if you have 1 colleague on the same wave with you it makes you feel that you are not alone against "the system" and then its surprisingly easier to say No to whatever they force on you. Now imagine having a community of my clones. It would have been a tremendous advantage for this planet, guys! Please work on it.
Luke, thank you. As a young person I need to take this philosophy with me through life, and I think if I do and I really stick to it, I will be a happier, more genuine person, which is worth a lot more than money to me.
Spot on my friend.
When the shit hits the fan, the place you find yourself in, shows all of the characteristics, of the culmination of - all of your decisions up to that point.
Saw the thumbnail in my feed. Was happy for 1 second
Counter-point: "Richer" means you've saved enough money that you can spend more time with your family.
And take care of your friends and family!
Saving = Buying Freedom
@@shaurz Saving is not always enough to buy freedom.
Richer means you've spend to much time chasing money that could be spend having a normal life.
@@MachielHeinen Idk man, there are ppl that work 2 hrs a day and are filthy rich and it's not just a few ppl
Luke, I would be very interested in a video elaborating why professorship is slavery. I might make a mistake of following this path...
Corporate alignment
Same
Your basically Following an agenda that is cooked by sociopath peoples in the shadows you have no clue their real goals and motives, it's all a pyrmidal slavery matrix where every body obey without resistance to steer the future in the Love-Truth-Freedom based direction.
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being a tutor is incredibly fun. i have no interest in being a professor though.
Uncle Luke here confirming my current resolution to leave my job by Christmas time if certain issues aren't fixed by then.
It's hard to resist the modern world temptations. People want to buy the latest iPhone and Playstation. Even if it means selling their souls.
Thank you, this is the message that I have been thinking about, grateful you vocalize it.
I had finally landed a management position that I was really excited about. After a couple weeks they basically told me I had to take that shiz. I literally laughed in their faces. The GM was stunned. I told him we always have a choice and walked out. During this time everyone who took it was out sick wondering how they got sick.
I do not regret this at all. I called all of this right off the bat and got the usual conspiracy theorist remarks. Well everything is a theory until proven true. You'd be a fool to think nothing conspiratorial has happened before.
"If your in an evil system". Good one!!🤣🙃
Better to live one day as a gigachad than 100 years as a soyjack.
Man thank you so much! That'sis a great video.
Sometime i feeling that in the future there will be no option to me stand up for myself in my country cuz it's controlled by monopolies and a rich guys... I think Linux people and open source communities have to by a land in Africa and build a new open source country 😂🌍
These luke smith outros are legendary.
Good point Luke about the specialization making you focus all of your energies on learning a specific skill or program that is not transferable. You aren't resilient. I also have the same feelings about the mandates being the necessary push for some (i.e. me) to take the plunge into self sufficiency and entrepreneurship rather than being a "wage cuck" as you so eloquently put it.
as soon as you put a little resistance everyone else gives up, i swear the insane world we have is due to people being too afraid to say anything at all
Exactly. One person standing up doesn't change anything if the rest of the people don't. That's why the government and corporations have been able to get away with such evil.
Also, in some cases, most people are in agreement with the evil. The best example I can think of is vaccine mandates. Most people I know don't think that it's a problem.
I was literally the only person out of about 400 that put up any resistance. Needless to say, it meant nothing.
florida is so nice this time of year
And the agony of death will bring the truth; that is what you were trying to avoid
[ Quran, 50:19 ]
It is better to live longer. Way of wushu knows it.
Regrets at the end of life is irrelevant, cause end of life is irrelevant. Key is to live as long as you can.
Please make a video about the state of academia (especially working in the field).
Everything sucks :D
When I die I’m gonna regret not consuming more tv shows on [insert streaming service]
Thank you Luke - you convey all my thoughts much more elegantly than I can
Your guide helped me install Arch and have it become my daily a few years ago. Now I find out you're a chad!?
I will regret I didn't spend enough time on playing video games probably
There comes a time in every man's life when he must, be all like, "Nah, dog." y' know?
You are right about needing to stand up. But i feel that you are quite young and you obviously speak based on your experience (as all of us do). The younger one is, the easier it is to make radical changes because he is still looking and searching.. And he has not so many responsibilities. But we must be a bit leniant towards people who for example live month by month, rent by rent. If they do not pay their rent, they get evicted. It ia not so easy for them to just get up and quit their job. And worse if they have families. So, although in principle, you are correct, let's not all be so quick to condemn the weaknesses of others. I have a lot of them myself and hope that i can manage to become better and not worst before i die, even for a little bit at least. Take care
Just saw you on Ham Syde. Keep it up.
Where?
What can be worse than losing bodily autonomy? What can be worse than not owning your own body?
Why did you kill Gabby Petito?
I had to stop the video and comment here at 2:29
Holy fuck someone has finally put what I couldn’t into words. Something always felt so off every time I did some sort of onboarding for a new job. That’s what it is… the seemingly cult like loyalty they want.
thats how young Lenin lookd
Your content is getting better. Keep up the good work.
thanks for the wisdom uncle luke
He aint no uncle to you yet, Led Zep
very sharp remarks regarding The Machine's insatiable thirst for our subservience... it always wants MORE.
Just as the great intellectuals didnt let education get in the way of their goals or knowledge, they didnt let work do that either. Do what you must but always remember that the end goal is yourself so you can make the world a better place than when you left it. Of course that takes funding and some of us have more headway in that than others, but by that same token you cant chain yourself with golden handcuffs or make yourself dependent on someone else and expect to create something of worth, you need independence. Study hard and work hard by all means we all start somewhere but don’t forget why you put yourself through all this to begin with
how high shall we jump, Luke?
I wish I were the guy in Singapore binging Luke Smith LOL
Brilliant video. The world needs more content like this. One question which springs to mind is *why* we will not regret sticking to our principles on our death bed.
Thank you for the inspirational video before talking to someone at Google for a job.
Im 22 and make 75k+ and my job just required vaccine. I don’t feel comfortable being bullied into getting the vaccine. If I get fried I really have no other skills. But I suppose I’m young enough and have no liabilities. I’m considering both options.
So how is it going so far ?
@@geoffroyfalot3583 they haven’t required it as of yet so all good
@@ArmwrestlingJoe Good for you mate
I have never partaken in usury, and I never will. It's wrong to take any interest, or charge money for doing nothing.
A fellow Muslim, salam!
Luke, please stand up for me
I really want to hear about the humiliation of professors. 😁
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I needed this video.
Fuckin agree.
It's our choice to be free. Only our. 💪🏻
I loved this video, totally agree with everything you said.