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  • @pontic90
    @pontic90 Месяц назад +218

    my respect for jimmy carr has increased big time

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +2

      Me too! A lot respect! Stay motivated!! 💪🏻💪🏻

    • @mattoniy2840
      @mattoniy2840 Месяц назад +1

      He’s incredibly clever. Cambridge graduate extremely intelligent man

    • @patrickhannon4217
      @patrickhannon4217 Месяц назад

      Same, don't judge me for this, I genuinely don't find him funny, I get the humour, but one-liners don't do it for me, I prefer my Billy Connolly's and Lee Evans's, but, I feel like his work for Mental Health, I'm suddenly a lot more interested, I'm not really suffering but it *IS* very important, he seems a very wise man

    • @ImRickSanchez
      @ImRickSanchez Месяц назад +1

      Same. His dark material standup is hilarious

    • @MrPopo-nn7kp
      @MrPopo-nn7kp 29 дней назад +1

      He was a jab pusher hard to recover from that

  • @lofipooper9080
    @lofipooper9080 Месяц назад +242

    I like him better as a philosopher than a comedian

  • @wolfmerc11
    @wolfmerc11 Месяц назад +117

    "14 year olds used to babysit..." Holy crap, I forgot that was even a thing...

    • @viktorianas
      @viktorianas Месяц назад +3

      I was self babysitting since 4 years old in a small town, it wasn't something abnormal in the 80s...

    • @smashypeople
      @smashypeople Месяц назад +1

      same early 2000s​@@viktorianas

    • @jmj1852
      @jmj1852 13 дней назад

      It was me.. I’ll never forget it

  • @jfk9996
    @jfk9996 Месяц назад +81

    When you take responsibility away from people, they become irresponsible.

  • @AVV_Beats
    @AVV_Beats Месяц назад +47

    That line about Orwell being wrong is spot on. The modern world more closely represents Aldous Huxley's Brave New World - where people have been incapacitated with distractions and cheap pleasures.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +2

      Good to know!! Stay strong bro! 🧠+💪🏻

    • @67mooncat
      @67mooncat Месяц назад +1

      I always regard Brave New World as the scarier read.

    • @HS-cf8lz
      @HS-cf8lz Месяц назад

      I searched this online after you stated it, then realised its on my shelf as a shelf help book. Need to start rerading again😅

    • @MG007.
      @MG007. 23 дня назад +1

      A combo of the 2.
      1984 + Brave New World

  • @zaphodt3405
    @zaphodt3405 Месяц назад +29

    It is amazing today that we seem to get clarity about life through comedians

    • @zoubairoudrhiri6150
      @zoubairoudrhiri6150 Месяц назад +1

      The smarter the person, the funnier his jokes are in my opinion

    • @Sulamanjansulttaani
      @Sulamanjansulttaani Месяц назад +5

      Probably has always been. Comedians are usually philosophical.

    • @jaysparrow6631
      @jaysparrow6631 Месяц назад +3

      George Carlin has entered the chat!

    • @stevecarter8810
      @stevecarter8810 Месяц назад +1

      Comedy's always been about telling the truth

    • @ImRickSanchez
      @ImRickSanchez Месяц назад

      Yea, real comedians challenge our concepts and ideologies. The first time, i realized that I was watching moscow on the hudson, and the old man at the beginning, who is identified as a comedian, is very free spirited and challenging but also hilarious.

  • @zmonsterk
    @zmonsterk 15 дней назад +2

    I am 63 I live in Australia… I have been diving in the ocean all my adult life and even now still go spearfishing in open ocean every week and come home with a stunning catches of seafood. I love my life. Jimmy Carr’s words couldn’t be more true. Life is to be lived. It is short and precious. Bad choices results in bad outcomes… actions have consequences. Some fear dying Some fear living.

  • @ClaireMcguigan-km8fn
    @ClaireMcguigan-km8fn 14 дней назад +3

    My respect for Jimmy Carr has hit maximum. May not be a massive fan of his comedy but he does speak a lot of sense.

  • @user-rf6mi4lz5g
    @user-rf6mi4lz5g Месяц назад +18

    Nobody has every described the status quo today in perfect context thank you Jimmy for setting the reality scape 👏

  • @EselDoesIt
    @EselDoesIt Месяц назад +4

    Damn this quote made me pull over and write it down!
    A gentleman is never rude by accident - Christopher Hitchens

  • @alexhenke1979
    @alexhenke1979 Месяц назад +14

    The most intelligent interview answers Jimmy Carr has ever given

  • @danetastic1
    @danetastic1 Месяц назад +11

    3:14 the Maslow illustration is interesting. By not having the base of the pyramid figured out, it created a greater sense of individual purpose and identity, but it also fostered greater cooperation for survival. Now, most societies have guaranteed basic human needs, causing a detachment from the group and promoting individualism and a lack of cohesion within society. Interestingly enough, more people than ever feel lost and hopeless. 🤯

  • @spinnetti
    @spinnetti Месяц назад +10

    Jimmy needs to spend more time on these serious topics instead of comedy. The comedy is fine, but this is just so much more important, and he's got quite a lot of helpful insights.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      I Agree 100% with you! Stay motivated 💪🏻💪🏻

  • @majorerskineCH47
    @majorerskineCH47 Месяц назад +4

    These high level comedians are such big brains!…really

  • @jimrhodes9431
    @jimrhodes9431 Месяц назад +15

    Never rude by accident there is a novel in the statement

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +1

      Good to know! Thank you Jim! Stay Motivated!! 💪🏻💪🏻

  • @danielbustillos8573
    @danielbustillos8573 19 дней назад +1

    Six minutes of wisdom. So true, I hope this video be seen by millions across the planet.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action 18 дней назад

      I hope it happens too!! Stay motivated bro 🧠+💪🏻

  • @championchess31
    @championchess31 Месяц назад +13

    That is one of the best videos I have seen for a some time.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Is great for me to read your comment! Thank you buddy! If you like this vídeo, you will enjoy this other one. Watch this: ruclips.net/video/Mg5s9eAidDQ/видео.html

  • @NyangeAlmightiness
    @NyangeAlmightiness Месяц назад +29

    I just love these ones "14years old used to be babysitters now we're babysitting them","Fame and fortune has replaced heaven.❤

  • @Arnsteel634
    @Arnsteel634 24 дня назад +3

    This is highly tied to why drug addiction has become so prevalent

  • @johneleasar9878
    @johneleasar9878 Месяц назад +8

    0:32 "Be a Mensch". "Mensch" is the german word for "human". My grandfather, who died last year, used to say: "I want to stay a Mensch." Not that easy nowadays.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +1

      Thank you for the enlightenment! Beautiful words!! Stay motivated! 💪🏻💪🏻

    • @c4blew
      @c4blew 17 дней назад +1

      Thanks,as I german I was frantically googling what menchmeans in english!😆

  • @arnmazing3156
    @arnmazing3156 Месяц назад +7

    Damn us game developers out here catching strays

  • @True38
    @True38 Месяц назад +40

    Don't put too much emphasis on being a "real man". Emphasize being the best version of yourself instead and stay true to yourself regardless of what anybody else thinks. There's no such thing as a "real man", only the real you. Being a stereotype won't make you happy, it will just make you even more confused. You, and only you know what's best for yourself and that's that.

    • @kazama246
      @kazama246 Месяц назад +2

      I like this. Too much content pushing people to conform to a strict sense of " being a man" when it comes down to be the better version of yourself every day than you were yesterday

    • @True38
      @True38 Месяц назад +1

      @@kazama246 Exactly. You're spot on.

    • @GoldenBeetl3
      @GoldenBeetl3 Месяц назад +3

      Absolutely true. But I still think a man has to be strong and know how to defend himself regardless, its imperative in my opinion. Its the only stereotype valuable as a man, the rest is up to you.

    • @MrBonney1990
      @MrBonney1990 Месяц назад

      All true….
      But real men have scars and callouses…
      They can make or destroy…just about anything with their bare hands..
      Those men created a world in which weaker ones can thrive..not the other way around
      KNOW THAT

    • @SlimDunc7
      @SlimDunc7 18 дней назад

      I partially agree with this, definitely run your own race and and be the best version of you. However I would argue that we DO NOT always know what’s best for ourselves. We make wrong decisions and poor judgements often. Just because we think or feel something doesn’t make it accurate. Close your mouth and open your ears, other people have valuable information and opinions we might have not considered.

  • @Michael-li3id
    @Michael-li3id Месяц назад +1

    Saw him in charleston SC for a live show in April 2024 and was blown away how good he was. I always liked him but he knocked it out of the park.

  • @masonroche1
    @masonroche1 Месяц назад +3

    Damn son, Jimmy snapped 🙏🔥

  • @mauricetaylor209
    @mauricetaylor209 Месяц назад +4

    I cannot cope,
    with the epic movie trope.

  • @dekcarc
    @dekcarc 20 дней назад +6

    I would argue that video games are far more interesting than climbing the corporate ladder at work.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action 19 дней назад

      It's a good point too! 🧠+💪🏻

    • @jayman6905
      @jayman6905 16 дней назад +2

      To climb the corporate ladder you have to be liked or fit in, being good at your job is secondary because they'll show you the ropes

  • @benny704
    @benny704 Месяц назад +3

    Was expecting him to continue that list of websites but remembered he’s not doing a show here

  • @richspizzaparty
    @richspizzaparty 29 дней назад +1

    He wrote a great book about success.

  • @guysingleton9611
    @guysingleton9611 17 дней назад

    Jimmy is a great comedian, but he's so much more than that. I really enjoyed this.

  • @volkerw.
    @volkerw. 4 дня назад

    Very wise words.

  • @SimpHarderPlz
    @SimpHarderPlz Месяц назад

    Love this side, Jimmy.

  • @rossswain4369
    @rossswain4369 Месяц назад +1

    I remember a family friend looking after us as kids she was about 13 or 14,completely forgot about that

  • @advicefromfathers
    @advicefromfathers 22 дня назад +1

    So much wisdom in this, shouts to Jimmy!

  • @manhoosnick
    @manhoosnick Месяц назад +5

    Thanks big bro.

  • @andersonst.claire5119
    @andersonst.claire5119 2 дня назад

    ‘It is good’……….yep, and that’s where it all went south

  • @jacqueslee2592
    @jacqueslee2592 5 дней назад

    Not everybody in the world will hear this from their fathers. This is why there are individuals like him to give advice to all those men who did not have someone to give advice or show the right path.

  • @ignaescribano
    @ignaescribano Месяц назад +1

    Jimmy Carr is the man ❤

  • @bsdslacker
    @bsdslacker Месяц назад +17

    Every man should listen to this

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Agree with you 100%! 💪🏻💪🏻 stay motivated!

    • @wlewisiii
      @wlewisiii Месяц назад +1

      Yeah, to laugh his ass off at it. Damn, this was funny, skippy.

    • @LWT1449
      @LWT1449 Месяц назад

      No thanks I don't respect the opinion of a jab pushing migrant pusher tosser,who steals others knowledge and regurgitates it here to sound like he thought it up.

    • @NathanDavis508
      @NathanDavis508 Месяц назад

      @@wlewisiiiare you playing a character?

  • @Cheechnchong251
    @Cheechnchong251 Месяц назад +9

    PewDiePie laughing at this video while he swims in his millions that he acquired through game streaming online

  • @matthewstewart5008
    @matthewstewart5008 Месяц назад +8

    In many instances the risk of failure or hurt or loss is too great… eg mariage. Who initiates most of divorce women.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +1

      Everything in Life, represents risks. Anyway... I Wish only the best things for those Who trying to improve themselves. Stay Strong! 💪🏻

    • @mulfie4749
      @mulfie4749 Месяц назад

      And they get the kids and some financial gain as they know being born a man you will always be working and they can stand down and look good spending your dough or benefits telling everyone what an amazing mother she is and what a horrible father you are!!

  • @sandeepathwal4188
    @sandeepathwal4188 Месяц назад +2

    Mensch is spelt with an S mate. Thanks 4 the video.
    Really appreciate your work...
    I hate ppl who give stupid spelling correction. I'm not that guy, I just know this coz I googled it's meaning & it doesn't come up in the search box, but with a "SCH" on the end, it mean be a good honest human being. Hence why I've stated the 404error.
    Thank you 4 your work/content. New subscribers here!! 🙏🏼

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад +1

      Thanks bro! 💪🏻 I used autosub in The vídeos, that's why some words could be wrong!

  • @ronpintx
    @ronpintx Месяц назад +2

    OMG! He is no joke!

  • @ShubhamShubhra
    @ShubhamShubhra Месяц назад

    It is quite sad and indeed telling a lot about us. I come from India, and for me growing up as a millennial, traveling outside India was like a dream, next to impossible. Today, I am married to a beautiful woman, I have been to Dubai (lived there rather), lived in London, lived in Taiwan and basically lived across the entirety of India. But, I have bipolar disorder. Once I (or my family) reached a state of comfortable life, our priorities turned upside down. Today, my wife and I are deeply scared of bringing another life in this world. We have more than we could ever ask for and yet we feel we dont have enough to support our baby. We have become paralyzed by our comfort.

  • @adipoem
    @adipoem Месяц назад +23

    The women are in charge and that's why we live in the Cult of Safety.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      🤔

    • @Jaysonbc1234
      @Jaysonbc1234 Месяц назад +5

      @@Motiv-Plus-Actionpussification

    • @mulfie4749
      @mulfie4749 Месяц назад

      They sure do know how to play the game and when it does not work out for them then the establishment will back the up!!

    • @jfrd-pw4hk
      @jfrd-pw4hk Месяц назад +5

      Gentlemen act. They don't blame others.

    • @Jaysonbc1234
      @Jaysonbc1234 Месяц назад

      @@jfrd-pw4hk gentlemen can say fxck you considering we live in these retarded times.

  • @navdipattwal3188
    @navdipattwal3188 Месяц назад +2

    Did anyone else know this comedy legend was this deep!

  • @mfawls9624
    @mfawls9624 23 дня назад +1

    During the Cold War it was very well understood that Communism was the replacement for religion in Communist countries. With no religion it replaced religion, giving fanaticism an outlet. There is a line from Stephen Kotkin, Princeton professor writing a 3 volume work on Stalin. He was asked by an interviewer, what the biggest revelation for historians was once Russia opened the files to them to study.
    He said it was that these guys were really Communists. It wasn't about power or money...they truly believed in Communism. And they were determined to make it a reality no matter the cost.
    Humans will seek identity and purpose somewhere, in something. Religion, God, fulfill that. If people lived their actual religions it would actually be a pretty nice world.

  • @ashchaya7676
    @ashchaya7676 18 дней назад +1

    "14 year olds used to be baby sitters. Now they need babysitters."
    In a nutshell.

  • @samramone84
    @samramone84 Месяц назад +2

    This is a clip from an interview? Whats the source? I feel you should note that in the discription

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      It a podcast on the youtube channel called "diary of a CEO"

  • @danielpriest1142
    @danielpriest1142 Месяц назад +2

    14 year olds used to be babysitters, now they need babysitters. He just blew my mind with that one, damn.

    • @johnpeterson2987
      @johnpeterson2987 Месяц назад +1

      He said that but what did he do, take a pole? Look around and you see kids everywhere. He might know of some immature 14 year olds.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Ecxactly!!

    • @dannyb2783
      @dannyb2783 18 дней назад

      my daughter is 14, and has been babysitting other peoples kids since she was 12.

  • @GeneralGayJay
    @GeneralGayJay Месяц назад +1

    I think we should work to lower hatred. I hate hatred.

  • @Rob749s
    @Rob749s Месяц назад +2

    "They had all that (purpose/meaning) worked out 200 years ago" Dostoevsky would like a word with you.

  • @themacocko6311
    @themacocko6311 Месяц назад +2

    Some good stuff and some bad stuff. For one, being a gentleman has nothing to do with toxic masculinity because the term is based on the perception of the accuser. In college I was called a male chauvinistic pig because I held the door open for the girl behind me on my way into the library (true story).

    • @theboombody
      @theboombody Месяц назад +1

      Yeah but it's college and they're exposed to some wacky ideas. I'm glad I studied math. It had the least political classes on campus.

  • @mrkillz1609
    @mrkillz1609 Месяц назад +1

    nah working hard just gets you used honestly the best decision is to not give life the chance to fuck you over as much as possible

  • @BigPhil2024
    @BigPhil2024 Месяц назад +2

    Jimmy car “when I avoided taxes I was taking a risk in the real
    World”

  • @dr.anupamdeka3317
    @dr.anupamdeka3317 11 часов назад

    "you're placing too much pressure on politics"😂😂😂

  • @Watercolordragon
    @Watercolordragon Месяц назад

    Amazing

  • @thetruthrenegade
    @thetruthrenegade Месяц назад +3

    Someone who actually has some common sense.... Live in the Real World...

  • @spacebadger85
    @spacebadger85 Месяц назад +1

    What about the first one, in the first 5 seconds?

  • @daftlad526
    @daftlad526 Месяц назад +2

    Paying tax is really important too

    • @davidc4408
      @davidc4408 Месяц назад +1

      Not if you are paying too much and there are ways to lower it legally

  • @Arnsteel634
    @Arnsteel634 24 дня назад +1

    Thank you

  • @c.s.hayden3022
    @c.s.hayden3022 Месяц назад +1

    Aldous Huxley called it more accurately than George Orwell.

  • @7john7able
    @7john7able 26 дней назад +1

    Does a gentleman pay his taxes ? "A gentleman is someone who doesn't do something bad even when he knows he can't get caught".
    That was a Victorian saying.

  • @user-vr5js6nd3w
    @user-vr5js6nd3w Месяц назад +3

    The funniest thing is that the real man concept is purely fictional.

    • @benxnewman
      @benxnewman Месяц назад

      Yeah. This is the video's mistake, not his, though. The original interview is great.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Stop crying buddy...

    • @user-vr5js6nd3w
      @user-vr5js6nd3w Месяц назад

      @@Motiv-Plus-Action who's crying, mate

  • @mattoniy2840
    @mattoniy2840 Месяц назад +3

    Car is Cambridge educated he’s very clever

  • @starlen3345
    @starlen3345 Месяц назад +2

    This is speaking to me at a lot of levels because ill describe it like this lets look at Fallout New Vegas I had freedom there to help, be someone, and people not telling me what to do and still can do good. In the real world was constantly told no, not allowed to try or whenever did try did not do well so someone would take over and not give me time. Never invited, was left behind then looking back (early 30’s now) just went fck it went to work and went home to play video games and getting off on porn because people just straight up ticked me off not allowing me to do things or wasting time only can watch others have fun at gatherings. Am thankful being free from those addictions and its been a struggle learning new things but have been changing well taking some more risks, been a slow start but off a new journey.

    • @Stryfe564
      @Stryfe564 Месяц назад +4

      Yup, I second this. In Skyrim you explore a world where many people can use your help and where there are such heights to achieve and mysteries to uncover.
      Meanwhile my parents taught me not to take risks, I am perfect the way I am. It's their trauma, they felt neglected and worthless all their childhoods so they wanted the opposite of that for me.
      Many men are raised as precious treasures. But for most, somewhere between 16 and 25 that is suddenly disproven. Your parents raised you on a lie. Everything takes so much work and trial-and-error. People assume you know how everything works and if you don't, that's on you. After a childhood of luxury and safety you suddenly have to learn everything the hard way and aren't given any leeway or guidance. There is an easy way of instant gratification available so you take it instead, because that's just human nature. It's not our fault.
      And as a man you are presumed guilty of being sexually perverted. A generation of women filled with bitterness for men. The moment they get their hands on one agreeable, kind, one they can mould, they make him into their perfect puppet and ruin him while still fawning over those who offer status and fun.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      🧠+💪🏻

    • @starlen3345
      @starlen3345 Месяц назад

      Recently graduated a trade school and taking risks moving far….it was a leap of faith and it was highly discouraging at first but refused to give in and was pretty hard but have prevailed and i give all credit to Jesus Christ because ever since have my life to him nearly 3 years ago life’s been changing for the good. Recommend guys read the word for yourself and seek him on your own he will eventually reveal himself to you…if your willing. Forget what the world says seek and ask himself yourself.

    • @dannyb2783
      @dannyb2783 18 дней назад

      @@Stryfe564 Jesus dude. The last paragraph you wrote shows you as part of the problem.

  • @user-sm6qu2yh4w
    @user-sm6qu2yh4w Месяц назад +2

    Interesting and I like what I said in the beginning

  • @jamiesimko
    @jamiesimko Месяц назад +1

    thanks

  • @mickeymouse1398
    @mickeymouse1398 Месяц назад

    Good points from an evident thinker.
    The issue I have with atheism is that
    1. One needs to accept that one doesn't know how the universe and the near infinite complexity of micro and macro biological life came about. Saying it's all a random event is not a serious position, especially as the simplest amoeba cannot be made in the laboratory.
    2. God is one hypothesis, and to eliminate it for emotional reasons is not rational.
    3. When faced with this question the atheist laughs in one's face - like Dawson does.

  • @user-sm6qu2yh4w
    @user-sm6qu2yh4w Месяц назад +1

    Love

  • @hoosmyster
    @hoosmyster Месяц назад +2

    We also have the problem of not having the natural mentor to teach us about thses kinds of consequences - the Father of the family.
    Lets deal with the real problem. All of these things, video games, pornogrophy, social media, drugs & drinking. We need the masculinity of the family unit to come back.

  • @butwhole4186
    @butwhole4186 Месяц назад +9

    You can do the what he says on this video and still be cheated on. Success doesnt mean a good relationship.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Thats why you shoul choose your, very wisely, the person you will be with.

    • @butwhole4186
      @butwhole4186 Месяц назад

      @Motiv-Plus-Action Of course. But 60% of marriages still end with divorce. And the rest of the 40% is a mixed bag. It's just becoming obsolete, and with high valued men having multiple women while still being married is ruining things for society, plus feminism.
      Your channel is good though. I'm just being negative.

  • @pickering764
    @pickering764 Месяц назад +1

    No Orwell wasn't right but he was close, probably because he was a student of Aldous Huxley who did get it right. There's no question Huxley's vision of the future in "A Brave New World" is the world we're currently living in.

  • @Abcdef12396
    @Abcdef12396 Месяц назад

    This is why very young people are criminals today. Taking risks. Connection. Freedom. Purpose.

  • @ladovinaa
    @ladovinaa 24 дня назад +1

    What he is saying that its not Orwells world, he is actually saying that its Huxleys world...

  • @user-xe4yk8gk3z
    @user-xe4yk8gk3z Месяц назад

    For me games was a way to escape reality. If i was born in a good income family with sorted out life i probably wouldnt spend a minute in games in my life. For most people life is absolute shit. And if you are born in right country, consider yourself lucky.

  • @muggs105
    @muggs105 Месяц назад +1

    As the ancient stories say, the only way to be a man is stop relying on daddy, either daddy kills you or you kill him, not in a literal sense.

  • @andypandy8569
    @andypandy8569 2 дня назад

    Gold

  • @lukebattersby9179
    @lukebattersby9179 Месяц назад +5

    *Maslow 😉

  • @danielbalogun6387
    @danielbalogun6387 Месяц назад +1

    why the caption. youtube offers that option.

  • @safficus1
    @safficus1 Месяц назад +4

    Plenty of wisdom there. Nice one Jim 👍

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      For sure! Stay motivated! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

  • @ramserenity
    @ramserenity 11 дней назад

    What is your obsessions with video games? Have you ever got into one? It's pure entertainment. That does not necessarily mean that people are not living in their reality. Not everyone's reality is as priviledged as yours to make those insinuations. I know many older folk who still play games because all there is to do is go out and drink in order to socialize. For me, it's the crime in my country.

  • @thewaywardgrape3838
    @thewaywardgrape3838 Месяц назад

    4:50 - This is what leads people to join the military. Never forget that those that willingly join to go into combat, are willing to sacrifice their lives for something larger than themselves, or just the person next to them.

    • @garyburrows3965
      @garyburrows3965 29 дней назад

      Risking their lives so the banks and military-Industrial companies make a fortune.

  • @itube8352
    @itube8352 4 дня назад

    I never played anything on PC, PSPS, etc, don't have social media, every no and then a little porn, nothing exagerated, but I'm still far-far from perfect, or having the perfect life. But i don't blame others, because i know that is up to me to change that.

  • @JakobHoldensen
    @JakobHoldensen Месяц назад +1

    Nice idears.
    But The music is kind of pompous and makes the whole experience a bit taggy.

  • @C.S.Argudo
    @C.S.Argudo Месяц назад

    All I'm hearing is that we need better training and more obvious routes to move up that almost gamify work.

  • @fixedguitar47
    @fixedguitar47 Месяц назад

    “Don’t tell me what to do, but give me permission to do it!”
    - Everyone born after the year 2000

  • @zakmurphy3476
    @zakmurphy3476 5 дней назад

    Be a real man like Carr and make sure you hide your millions from the taxman

  • @badmonkey91
    @badmonkey91 Месяц назад

    this dude's absolutely right...but what he's saying is through the lens of the previous generation. There could be a paradigm shift happening that dude doesn't get. A 14 year old boy almost HAS to play video games at this point if he wants to have friends. Because they all do it. Advising a boy not to play video games would be social suicide for most young people.

  • @DaveXYZ369
    @DaveXYZ369 Месяц назад +1

    Be a Mensch.
    Mensch is a german Word.
    It Means Human.
    Be a Mensch.
    Be Human.

    • @Motiv-Plus-Action
      @Motiv-Plus-Action Месяц назад

      Ecxactly, nice explication! Thank you and stay strong! 🧠+💪🏻

  • @MrJacobThrall
    @MrJacobThrall 15 дней назад

    Not sure that religion argument really works: the idea that coming together is "a good thing about religion", and that other things are therefore proxies for religion.
    If the coming together is the good bit, as he said (and I'd be inclined to agree), that means that religion is a proxy for pure, for-its-own-sake togetherness, not that other promoters of togetherness are proxies for religion.

  • @SirGrooveALot-oq3yt
    @SirGrooveALot-oq3yt День назад

    well i kinda disagree with video games also with career, its just balance. dont over do one or another or else it becomes unhealthy.

  • @mikebutler0278
    @mikebutler0278 Месяц назад +2

    Love this, Jimmy 👍🏻

  • @goldeagle8051
    @goldeagle8051 Месяц назад

    Not sure if it's that black or white. You can live online for like 2 hours a day and still take risks and connect in real life. It's only when you get addicted to the online life and neglect the rest that there is obviously a big problem (as with any addiction really).

  • @vuksekicki6913
    @vuksekicki6913 Месяц назад +1

    Serotonin deficiency, someone is not uptodate with literature 😂

  • @adymurphy
    @adymurphy 23 дня назад +1

    Interesting. Are we giving our agency away? Do we create the online worlds ourselves? Are we being sold these dopamine fixes by companies?

  • @gersonfilho898
    @gersonfilho898 Месяц назад

    Its hard not to agree with most of it. I myself did... But there's just one point that need to be observed better. When he mentions about video games, if what he refers to is addiction purely, lile someone that can't do anything else... Yes, its bad. Like anything else you can be addicted to... Cigarettes for example (in a different manner). But just the action of liking video games and enjoying it, no thats not bad. Video games are much more than just having some fun or pass your time nowadays. Try to play some real good games, the good well made ones. Is pure art... We have very interesting stories, amazing plots, challenges and motor skills training, fast response practice, fast thinking and problem solution thibgs... (that are good for your brain) plus the art itself like amazing Music, sound effects, visuals and design.... Nowadays we have much better time playing games than watching movies. Think about that. There are no good ideas for movies anymore... They are taking the histories and plots from games and do series and movies.

  • @Bashar3A
    @Bashar3A 29 дней назад +1

    Cheap dopamine? This guy clearly never played Dark Souls! The pain some games have put me through was immense XD.
    I get his point though. Many live in the virtual world and neglect the real one.

  • @sobreaver
    @sobreaver Месяц назад +1

    A gentlemen is never rude by accidents, yup, and today, that kind is extinct for sure.

  • @unverantw0rtungslos
    @unverantw0rtungslos 13 дней назад

    NO! Find out by yusuf! Stop asking!

  • @fidelguerra2164
    @fidelguerra2164 Месяц назад +1

    Would he consider books also a similar proxy?