Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.
Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety levels, I would love to try shrooms
The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot, I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well
DUDE, you had my crying when i finally noticed that because of you, THANK YOU, that made this dude look A LOT more interesting!!! What a nice spice!!!!
He's not just a photographer he's also biologist, ecologist and very patient human being. Thank you for sharing your experience. This video enlightened me
"All of life has a different metabolic rate, and I think all of life has a different frame rate." Wow, thinking of it this way. To a redwood tree, we are what a mosquito is to us.
@@henrymccoy2306 that's what majority of ppl miss to see, ignoring the basic stuffs thinking they are basic and thinking everyone knows. Ignorance makes you so blind that you'll never know much about basic details and understand the beauty of it.
@@black_hydra1618 7:12 "This reality of, you know, real time human point of view is not the only point of view." Just dwelling on that one statement for a minute, it makes me think in different frames of reference. It makes me wonder what time must "feel" like in those other points of view. And that makes me appreciate the world and sensations around me more.
I’ve thought about this recently too. Just think about cats are able to react to things so much faster than we humans do. Or how bugs are able to buzz by so fast we can hardly see them. To turtles, we probably move super fast as well!
It's crazy how how every weird thing and object out in the world there is a human who appreciates it, lol. Literally, right down to straws. There is probably a group of people out there who literally love straws
It's my favourite thing about humanity. Seeing people talk about their niche that they are incredibly enthusiastic about, especially when it's something most people know nothing about or wouldn't think anyone would care about.
Mushrooms are one of my favorite things, partly because of their strangeness. I don’t know why, but every time I go foraging for them in the woods I just get so excited to find them and to learn more about individual species. It’s like being an explorer on an alien planet or something.
The fungi documentary in Netflix was really good quality Any alien or creature survival/horror films you know of I’m really in the mood to watch one lately but I’ve seen almost everything too
There's 4 different pronunciations that are all in use. Funjai, fungai, funjee, and fungee, The last 2 with the "ee" sound at the end are more preferred in the UK though.
Psilocybin is safe with proper setting and guidance BUT that is only 1/100 of what mycology is. Look up Mycorrhizae if you want an elightened trip about ways fungus works with the planet. Again that is also only 1/100 of mycology if that, it is a vast field 🙏
They pronounce it fun-jee in Europe if I'm not mistaken. Just depends on where you live. Like how some people say tomato or caramel. So it's not mispronounced, you just don't say it that way
His shots are amazing but I thought some of the outdoor shots were also good. It shows a progression of time and the snail was cute, but obviously I get why you couldn’t film something like that outside for 15 years
Who used to think that timelapse videos were made by people putting their camera on 24/7 on a subject and then just speed-ups the footage? It's so fascinating to learn the whole process and the whole mindset about every being has different perception of time is just so fascinating! Thank you for sharing this video and knowledge with us, both Wired and Mr. Louie Schwartzberg!
Ok, I was thinking why this guy keeps saying fungi in a weird way. But after noticing his mushroom necklace, I’m thinking maybe he knows what he’s talking about and I was saying fungi wrong my whole life 😄
The “pink” grow lights discussed at 1:37-1:44 are not a pink LED but rather a combination of red (+ some far-red) and blue LEDs (likely 60% and 40%, respectively). These three wavelengths of light are essential for driving photosynthesis - both in the sunlight and artificially. Mostly all land plants containing two photosystems (PS) that absorb different wavelengths of light. PSII absorbs 680nm (red) light, while PS1 absorbs 700nm (far-red) light. If you only have one or the other, you observe lower rates of photosynthesis, but if you have both, you get a higher rate (refer to Emerson enhancement effect). Blue light is a higher energy wavelength (compared to red) that is also needed in smaller quantities for photosynthesis (i.e., helps drive it, in addition to influencing stomata dynamics) Thus, the “pink” grow light was not developed to cultivate cannabis, but to cultivate all plants using artificial light. Light has been a hot topic in plant biology since 1950.
because they can as a comment on a channel's perceived integrity as a comment on youtube as a comment on youtube's owner because they disliked the narrator's voice because they want to stop seeing videos like it because they just stubbed their toe and they're a little pissy because there was an earwig in their beer because the pacing didn't suit them because it wasn't offered in 4k because they think it sounds pretentious because they think mushrooms are gross because they don't like to think too much because it has no women in it because a trillion other reasons, too many to list, every person on earth can no doubt come up with at least one unique reason and I'm sure some can and can't help but think of millions. There's also the possibility that a rival channel employs dislike bots in an attempt to game the algorithm and boost another video.
he & this entire video definitely won me over with the last few sentences. such a POWERFUL statement, & visual... to watch the roots literally merge & expand & grow with each other as we should do as humans on this earth.. truly beautiful.
I love the outdoors time-lapse. It’s lovely to see the nature……light dark wind rain bugs and critters…..just endearing and natural!!!! That snail on the mushroom looked so darn cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is so beautiful😍 I am actually taking timelapse for the mushroom I grow too but I'm no professional and the only thing I use is my smartphone😂 Since I manually taking picture of it, the biggest challenge is me getting sleepy🤣This is fun but need a lot of patience😁 Hope mine turned out well
Fungi are so interesting! I remember crying in a bookstore wanting a book, but couldn't find anything I liked. I ended up with a book about fungi. I'll have to dig for it in storage again 😁
"The new netflix documentary" Fantastic Fungi has been around, this is not a Netflix original. Please give credit to the original creators and Paul Stamets. I'm really glad so many people saw the film and got excited about Fungi, but I really hate how often I'm hearing people crediting Netflix for it.
Out of like 1000 comments on a video that included the words "Mycelial Network", yours is the only reference to Disco I found. Are the Trek fans just avoiding this video?
@@ChocoHearts I'm sorry I really don't know what you're talking about. I was just a little upset that I saw another video talking about "Netflix's New Documentary"
In the first season of Star Trek: Discovery (sometimes shortened to "Disco"), the crew finds a way to use Space Fungus Spores to travel through a "Subspace Mycelial Network", basically making near-instant interstellar travel a thing. Except techno babble happens and genetic experimentation bad and stamp "Top Secret" on all the files and that's why it's never brought up again. And the engineers who discovered how to use it were named Straal and Paul Stamets. What I didn't know until now is that Stamets was named after a Real Life Mycologist, which throws my assumption that you were making a Trek reference right out the window. We learn something new every day! LOL
I'm amazed & mesmerized...! I appreciate his works so much!! 7:41 - mouse decomposing...that ripple of life is beautiful & chilling at the same time for me.
In a healthy and diverse forest trees use the mycelium literally as you said a network for them to communicate , this is proven . In an unhealthy forest you will not find this network of mycelium. Mycelium also helps trees live a healthy long life , through nutrient interaction with the rhizomes of tree roots . It is so fascinating and it shows that without the mycelium network in a forest , the forest is not healthy and the trees are prone to disease .
"I think they (the pink led grow lights) were developed for people growing cannabis".. lmao Not really. They were developed by industrial hydroponic and vertical farms. Although I think they do get used for cannabis now too. lol
You'll understand more what he was saying about the different frames of existence once you've tried Psychedelic substances. He's obviously done some magic mushrooms 🍄
If you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch Fantastic Fungi on Netflix. Not just for the time lapse animations, but the whole thing is one of the best documentary I've ever seen. And it will also change your opinion on a few things I'm sure ;)
Fascinating. As a side note: if you ever get a chance to try a “wild” mushroom like lion’s mane or chicken of the woods, you should absolutely jump at the chance because they’re so delicious, so much more flavorful than the average button or porcini mushroom.
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Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.
Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety levels, I would love to try shrooms
Yes, dr.raymycolox
is he on instagrm?
The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot, I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well
@@hannanora9507
Yes, dr.raymycolox
I just noticed he's wearing a lil mushroom necklace and I'm happily speechless :)
yes!! I really wish more people had noticed - it's adorable
omg its soo cute haha!
DUDE, you had my crying when i finally noticed that because of you, THANK YOU, that made this dude look A LOT more interesting!!! What a nice spice!!!!
Even his beard shape like a mushroom.
Mushrooms have accepted him as one of their own
When they said that he filmed mushrooms for 15 years for a second I thought that was the time he filmed the same mushroom
You’re on mushrooms friend
@@justicemillz4238 😂
Same
It really sounded like that 😂
Samed
All Fungi are edible.
Some fungi are only edible once."
Terry Pratchett
Yep I nearly found that out the hard way
@@mryeetacorn6331 would love to hear the story 😂
Some have the consistency of wood and leather. Impossible to chew and swallow. Believe me I’ve tried to eat them and I simply could not.
@@MrDantheNobody that just means you found 10,000 ways NOT to cook them.
@@mryeetacorn6331, what mushroom did you eat? Death cap? Deadly galerina? One of the destroying angels?
He's not just a photographer he's also biologist, ecologist and very patient human being. Thank you for sharing your experience.
This video enlightened me
DANM all I am is a fortnite player
@@ferpz968 One day you will be something great while being a Fortnite player, too, if you still love the game at that point.
@@ferpz968 Hey...but you sound like a fun-gi.
ba-dun-TSS!
Slo-mo guys: "I turn 1 second into 1 hour footage"
This guy: "I turn 1 day into 1 second footage"
He must be called the Slow-rate guy.
you mean 15 years In 1hr
More like the 5 years into 5 minutes
It's so cool how each extreme is so interesting to watch.
This has my respects
I like this guy. What an interesting and fun occupation.
Yeah he really seems like a fun gi
@@ahnafrahman9734 I'll copy... Ur comment let's see how many likes it gets...
what an interesting inoculation :)
@@ahnafrahman9734 well there isn’t mush room to argue with that statement ;)
I suddenly wanna become a filmmaker of fungi🌚
"All of life has a different metabolic rate, and I think all of life has a different frame rate."
Wow, thinking of it this way. To a redwood tree, we are what a mosquito is to us.
ayo dudes pulling out the sheeps now
@@LarryJohnson-wx8ut who pissed in your Cheerios this morning
God is dead bet ur dumbass follows history channel too😂it’s ok some people still believe in wrestling
@@LarryJohnson-wx8ut I can tell you're an existentially upset person.
@@LarryJohnson-wx8ut Well looks like we have an edgy wannabe essential oil smoker
The way he explains the concept of time scale is so profound. He’s spent so long observing nature, it’s hard not to be enlightened.
I didn't really feel that. It's just basic maths and perspective
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I agree. Also his delivery is quite calm and collective .
😂
@@henrymccoy2306 that's what majority of ppl miss to see, ignoring the basic stuffs thinking they are basic and thinking everyone knows. Ignorance makes you so blind that you'll never know much about basic details and understand the beauty of it.
You can tell that this guy loves what he is doing, even when he is speaking i can feel the enthusiasm. Very interesting
🤩 🎥 ✨✨✨✨✨ 👌 😌
a more entertaining video that I would've ever hope for
1000th like
FANTATIC FUNJI
Have you seen the slow mo of big beetles flying their wings?
Actually, the documentary itself is great aswell
I had a feeling it was going to be special, but not this special.
His perspective on time is thought-provoking. 🤔
do you mean the mosquito having a slower perception of time, cause that is actually quite true, or do you mean how measures time in frame rate?
@@black_hydra1618 both
@@black_hydra1618 7:12 "This reality of, you know, real time human point of view is not the only point of view." Just dwelling on that one statement for a minute, it makes me think in different frames of reference. It makes me wonder what time must "feel" like in those other points of view. And that makes me appreciate the world and sensations around me more.
@@black_hydra1618 it’s true cause of I’m pretty sure relativity. They’re so small that 1 second to us is a whole lot longer to them
I’ve thought about this recently too. Just think about cats are able to react to things so much faster than we humans do. Or how bugs are able to buzz by so fast we can hardly see them. To turtles, we probably move super fast as well!
"In 24 hours we'll have one second of film"
This mans job is patience.
and then imagine the mushroom dying on day 4 and you have to start all over again
And then it dies on day 4 again
And then it dies on day 4 again
And then it dies in day 4 again
And then it does on day 4 again
It's crazy how how every weird thing and object out in the world there is a human who appreciates it, lol. Literally, right down to straws. There is probably a group of people out there who literally love straws
It's my favourite thing about humanity. Seeing people talk about their niche that they are incredibly enthusiastic about, especially when it's something most people know nothing about or wouldn't think anyone would care about.
That sounds like a straw man to me.
Of course there is. Who do you think is pushing the metal straws campaigns? That’s right turtles are spreading straw propaganda.
@@unpunlievable exactly. Somethings you'd never know you'd find interesting until you meet the expert on said thing to teach you its ins and outs
Mushrooms are one of my favorite things, partly because of their strangeness. I don’t know why, but every time I go foraging for them in the woods I just get so excited to find them and to learn more about individual species. It’s like being an explorer on an alien planet or something.
Like the time taken to create this movie- UNIMAGINABLE …The focus and dedication this man has put is UNIMAGINABLE …! 👏
… and the patience he has… is UNIMAGINABLE…!
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"When you do something with heart and soul, it shows."
This guy literally makes this statement come alive with his art!
999 likes
Hmph!
So this is the guy who gives the video of the TV screens that are being displayed to be selled in the mall
:)
Sim, exatamente!
The part when the rodent was decomposing was crazy. Life is a big cycle.
Everything is so precise and magical and he’s catching it on film, he should start a Netflix show
He’s filming this for Netflix. His vision is what you watch
@@Psyopcyclops You missed the joke.
"Do you have any hobbies?"
"I film spores, moulds and fungus."
Good god
Nausicaä
I’m a 65-year-old filmbuff who has seen literally many thousands of films, and this was one of the most fascinating documentaries I’ve ever seen.
@@aurum316 ??? toxic much
@@polanski2399 Yes i am
@@aurum316 shut up
@@aurum316 wtf,why?
The fungi documentary in Netflix was really good quality
Any alien or creature survival/horror films you know of I’m really in the mood to watch one lately but I’ve seen almost everything too
Louie Schwartzberg is the kind of guy that would have been revered as a wise elder anytime in history
[edit] spelling mistake corrected in surname
Wise elder? He's a hitman! He shoots mushrooms and their families for a living. Shocking stuff! 😜🍄
@@Clodaghbob more accurately,a "sharpshooter"
"The human point of view it's not the only point of view" YEEEEES
Oh my god the mouse was amazing to watch, the framing of the end with the grass coming up and the skull in the center, beautiful
_"...all of life has a different metabolic rate, and all of life has a different framerate..."_
What an interesting perspective. 👏
If this guy says “fungei” then they’re fungei
I’ve always herd it that way.
Just checked online. It has the hard g sound.
Hey different languages and backgrounds make you pronounce stuff different, don't make fun of me for saying (fun-ge-i)
There's 4 different pronunciations that are all in use. Funjai, fungai, funjee, and fungee, The last 2 with the "ee" sound at the end are more preferred in the UK though.
He's just trying to be a fun guy!
"I wonder what the flower did last night" 🥺💗
A beautiful piece of cinematography. Hopefully this movie teaches people that Psilocybin is safe
Yes indeed
This isnt about psilocybin
I still recommend a “babysitter” around
Psilocybin is safe with proper setting and guidance BUT that is only 1/100 of what mycology is. Look up Mycorrhizae if you want an elightened trip about ways fungus works with the planet. Again that is also only 1/100 of mycology if that, it is a vast field 🙏
@@johnnyt2832 add to that, at least in my area, you can’t reliably trust what you bought is what you think it is.
I'm positive that "fungi" is pronounced "fun-GUY", *not* "fun-jee". Why is this word so mispronounced? 🍄
They pronounce it fun-jee in Europe if I'm not mistaken. Just depends on where you live. Like how some people say tomato or caramel. So it's not mispronounced, you just don't say it that way
So some mushrooms actually died while making this film. Cheers to those fallen.
That guy sounds like a spiritual guru talking about nature.
I love his perspective on time! Never thought about it like that.
same exactly, this made me think very differently on life.
Wonder how many magic mushrooms he has taken hahah, love his ideologies
I just want to sit with this guy and listen to him for months. Such immense plethora of knowledge and experience.
This was the most fascinating documentary I've ever watched. Highly recommended.
The dedication of these film makers is amazing
His shots are amazing but I thought some of the outdoor shots were also good. It shows a progression of time and the snail was cute, but obviously I get why you couldn’t film something like that outside for 15 years
The biggest thing on earth isn’t the planet itself, it’s the battery size of his camera
haha, no dude... there r tech called batery dock. so the camera is directly plugged into electricity
Its plugged into house Current
What captivated me the most was the mouse decomposing and then grass growing. Pretty cool the way nature works!
ruclips.net/video/NL-9rM5x36U/видео.html white mushrooms🍄😋😋😋😋😋
Except the plants wern't grass....cool non the less.....
Idk about eco systems “living without greed” sounds cute but that’s not reality even for plants. They also compete for resources.
"Next on Netflix we are gonna have 'Amazing Algae' and 'Brilliant Bacteria'. Stay tuned."
Oh and maybe "Cheeky Crustaceans" and "Daddy Dino" as well lol
"Tell me where you do you see yourself in 15 years?"
"I see myself finishing my footage of filming mushrooms in a decade and a half."
Who used to think that timelapse videos were made by people putting their camera on 24/7 on a subject and then just speed-ups the footage?
It's so fascinating to learn the whole process and the whole mindset about every being has different perception of time is just so fascinating! Thank you for sharing this video and knowledge with us, both Wired and Mr. Louie Schwartzberg!
Unbelievable patience here.
Bonsai Growers: "Hold my beer"
He definitely knows what he is talking about.
i wonder if he's ever done coral before. it would be cool to see how coral looks in time lapses.
Aint nobody got time for dat!
Idk about him in particular but just search for it, plenty of results come up.
Ok, I was thinking why this guy keeps saying fungi in a weird way. But after noticing his mushroom necklace, I’m thinking maybe he knows what he’s talking about and I was saying fungi wrong my whole life 😄
ruclips.net/video/cMoAFU0Cqos/видео.html , ruclips.net/video/qZmzhrBCSXM/видео.html,
ruclips.net/video/g6XFiDoRctw/видео.html .,.
I stumbled on his Moving Art documentaries back in the day trippin my balls off, it was incredible
“If one way be better than another, that you may be sure is nature's way.”
Aristotle
The “pink” grow lights discussed at 1:37-1:44 are not a pink LED but rather a combination of red (+ some far-red) and blue LEDs (likely 60% and 40%, respectively). These three wavelengths of light are essential for driving photosynthesis - both in the sunlight and artificially.
Mostly all land plants containing two photosystems (PS) that absorb different wavelengths of light. PSII absorbs 680nm (red) light, while PS1 absorbs 700nm (far-red) light. If you only have one or the other, you observe lower rates of photosynthesis, but if you have both, you get a higher rate (refer to Emerson enhancement effect). Blue light is a higher energy wavelength (compared to red) that is also needed in smaller quantities for photosynthesis (i.e., helps drive it, in addition to influencing stomata dynamics)
Thus, the “pink” grow light was not developed to cultivate cannabis, but to cultivate all plants using artificial light. Light has been a hot topic in plant biology since 1950.
This guy's more passionate about fungi than i am about my actual life 😭
this is so beautiful i’m so happy people who capture videos like this exist
Why are there two people who have disliked this video??? It’s so interestingg !
Maybe they clicked and missed the LIKE button on their phone or Tablet.
It happens to me sometimes using those smaller screens.
because they can
as a comment on a channel's perceived integrity
as a comment on youtube
as a comment on youtube's owner
because they disliked the narrator's voice
because they want to stop seeing videos like it
because they just stubbed their toe and they're a little pissy
because there was an earwig in their beer
because the pacing didn't suit them
because it wasn't offered in 4k
because they think it sounds pretentious
because they think mushrooms are gross
because they don't like to think too much
because it has no women in it
because a trillion other reasons, too many to list, every person on earth can no doubt come up with at least one unique reason and I'm sure some can and can't help but think of millions.
There's also the possibility that a rival channel employs dislike bots in an attempt to game the algorithm and boost another video.
😃 Yes! I KNEW if I read enough comments on RUclips, all of life's many mysteries would be revealed! And now, after all this time, I can rest.... !🙈✌🏼
83 now. I imagine they felt sick or grossed out.
@@auturgicflosculator2183 john it's not that serious
he & this entire video definitely won me over with the last few sentences. such a POWERFUL statement, & visual... to watch the roots literally merge & expand & grow with each other as we should do as humans on this earth.. truly beautiful.
0:11 look at that smile after he says "I'm a filmmaker"
This man absolutely loves his job
RUclips: he'll watch anything
Me: that's true
He's kind of like a low-tier god of time, in a sense.
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7:36 The part of decomposition was really interesting
Watched this documentary while tripping and it was incredible.
Thanks for the idea. Was it shroom trip btw?
I love the outdoors time-lapse. It’s lovely to see the nature……light dark wind rain bugs and critters…..just endearing and natural!!!! That snail on the mushroom looked so darn cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That takes dedication. Really makes you appreciate his craft.
Everyone’s computer: *consistent 60 frames per second*
My computer: *15 minutes per frame*
This documentary has like a whole good 30 minutes dedicated to medical use of psychedelics and i think thats the best part.
This is so beautiful😍 I am actually taking timelapse for the mushroom I grow too but I'm no professional and the only thing I use is my smartphone😂 Since I manually taking picture of it, the biggest challenge is me getting sleepy🤣This is fun but need a lot of patience😁
Hope mine turned out well
I am sure, Fungi are pronounced as „Foongee“. This word is a Latin word and not English word.
Fungi are so interesting! I remember crying in a bookstore wanting a book, but couldn't find anything I liked. I ended up with a book about fungi. I'll have to dig for it in storage again 😁
Imagine if he forgot to click the record button
b... but... it's a series of pictures... not a film....
Even if this is a joke it failed badly
Its not a film in 9x, did you even watch the vid? no?
"If you're wrong you've just got to do it all over again."
"Failure ratio: 1:6 - 1:10"
You definitely don't know what he's doing. He doesn't need the record button.
It’s so cool how this man knows so much about fungi
Except the pronunciation...lol
@@watermelonwishes4193 funji
@@watermelonwishes4193 They’re both correct.
@@willp.2506 source?
I was just making a joke, but thank you. ✌
That's really satisfying and we can see and feel that it was done with a lot of love and dedication
*A TRUE PIECE OF ART*
I wish I can do this for my channel but wow the patience and time is crazy! 👍🏻😃
"The new netflix documentary" Fantastic Fungi has been around, this is not a Netflix original. Please give credit to the original creators and Paul Stamets.
I'm really glad so many people saw the film and got excited about Fungi, but I really hate how often I'm hearing people crediting Netflix for it.
Out of like 1000 comments on a video that included the words "Mycelial Network", yours is the only reference to Disco I found. Are the Trek fans just avoiding this video?
@@ChocoHearts I'm sorry I really don't know what you're talking about. I was just a little upset that I saw another video talking about "Netflix's New Documentary"
In the first season of Star Trek: Discovery (sometimes shortened to "Disco"), the crew finds a way to use Space Fungus Spores to travel through a "Subspace Mycelial Network", basically making near-instant interstellar travel a thing. Except techno babble happens and genetic experimentation bad and stamp "Top Secret" on all the files and that's why it's never brought up again.
And the engineers who discovered how to use it were named Straal and Paul Stamets.
What I didn't know until now is that Stamets was named after a Real Life Mycologist, which throws my assumption that you were making a Trek reference right out the window.
We learn something new every day! LOL
I'm amazed & mesmerized...!
I appreciate his works so much!!
7:41 - mouse decomposing...that ripple of life is beautiful & chilling at the same time for me.
It was a lovely 8 minutes and 44 seconds of gaining knowledge!
"Kind of like the internet!"
Was that really the best comparison y'all could make 😂
Next video : How ‘How mushrooms time-lapses are filmed’ are filmed
I have no idea why RUclips recommended me to watch mushrooms growing but I enjoyed this
He sure is lucky to have found his passion in life
"How Mushroom Time-Lapses Are Filmed" Yes! The one thing I always wondered about!
In a healthy and diverse forest trees use the mycelium literally as you said a network for them to communicate , this is proven . In an unhealthy forest you will not find this network of mycelium. Mycelium also helps trees live a healthy long life , through nutrient interaction with the rhizomes of tree roots . It is so fascinating and it shows that without the mycelium network in a forest , the forest is not healthy and the trees are prone to disease .
I hate everything about mushrooms but this is just beautiful lol😮💨😵💫
You know it's time for bed when you find yourself watching this.
I love how he convey the wisdom he learned through his works and words
He seems like a fun gi
Nice I see what u did there👏🏾😂
This comment is gonna blow up in some hours ig 🤣🤣
My body: NO
My brain: laugh
ZING!
ding ding ding
Never thought timelapse footage would have this much philosophical and existential depth. I’m utterly blown away.
What a very talented man. I can’t imagine how much time he spent working on these perfect shots of fungi
Wow, that's some incredible dedication. You are an inspiration, Louie 🙌
"what do you do for a living?"
"i grow magic mushrooms"
The amount of time it took to shoot these videos...
Just watch any of BBC’s nature documentaries and come back. They film these timelapeses in THE WILD. No offense to this guy
anime protagonist: **pulls out katana**
villains: 4:29
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"I think they (the pink led grow lights) were developed for people growing cannabis".. lmao Not really. They were developed by industrial hydroponic and vertical farms. Although I think they do get used for cannabis now too. lol
You'll understand more what he was saying about the different frames of existence once you've tried Psychedelic substances. He's obviously done some magic mushrooms 🍄
Spent 14 years on this but still cant pronounce fungi
I love how he knew what the lights were invented for 🤭
House Hunters be like:
I am a spiritual guidance counselor for fruit trees and my husband films time lapses of mushrooms. Our budget is $5.2M
Wow, I mean Woooowww!!! I have been doing photography semi-professionally for years. This level of technique and artistry is next-level.
If you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch Fantastic Fungi on Netflix. Not just for the time lapse animations, but the whole thing is one of the best documentary I've ever seen. And it will also change your opinion on a few things I'm sure ;)
Stunning videos and time lapse! He is a gem on Earth!
That is truly extraordinary. I am in awe of this man's talent, dedication and ingenuity. A true master.
This is one of those questions you ask yourself when you watch time lapses….. bless these people! They have real talent
Fascinating. As a side note: if you ever get a chance to try a “wild” mushroom like lion’s mane or chicken of the woods, you should absolutely jump at the chance because they’re so delicious, so much more flavorful than the average button or porcini mushroom.
Lion's mane is said to also have anti cancer properties but there is not much study into it because there's no money in it
I grew some fungi, you hardly needed time lapse, when they bloom its fast!