TIMESTAMPS / (author/s) 00:00 a winter that kills (unworn) 06:00 fire at static valley (godspeed you! black emperor) 11:49 this is not a test (unworn) 19:57 vinland (northumbria) 32:17 beginning to end: act ii (aimee norris) 37:10 moya (godspeed you! black emperor) 47:56 eternal end to the impossible (unworn) 52:59 shit-heap-gloria of the new town planning (set fire to flames)
I have a suggestion Make a list for non-western composers' classical pieces(like turkish or Asian)and these pieces will be selected by your fans My recommendation for the arab composers (I am Arab) Will be al-sharq symphony by marcel khalifa (Istanbul orchestra recording first movement) and the second symphony by abu bakr khairat (first movement) Note: sorry for my bad English
The thing is, I can't watch the premiere live because it's almost morning ☠️ 1:00 pm is midnight and i would be snoring my head at that time. So, I'll watch it tomorrow after class. Thank you for uploading btw 🥰
I have a folder full of your playlists, aptly called 'Nobody's Playlists'. Your playlists really capture these ephemeral thoughts and feelings. They help me get through dark days, and for that I wish you the best. Have a good one fam :)
Lol it's their algorithm which is made for you to be stuck in your own intrusive thoughts having half the people talk about psuedo intellectual nonsense while living in their own problems which they created for themselves
@@Layd36really? I tried out meditation to keep myself from suicide, so that makes sense why it devolved into deep thinking about how fucked everything is
"The world as you know it is not dead. The world as you know it never existed. It was an image, projected by the powerful and warped by the greedy. What you got is the afterimage."
@@Gogglesofkrome Thats an excellent comment. It is also an excellent cope. Brutal cope, as a matter of fact. Heartless levels of cope that only certain types of normies and NPCs fall for. We should all just try harder, right?
Have tech and money - you are virtually immortal nosferatu that live in high castle and rule nations/corporations Doesn't have tech and money - you are caveman that will die in young age from bloody diarrhea
@Speary001 well said and brings to mind something I have been thinking about since satellite dishes spread all over the planet. Imagine all the obvious misery of living in abject poverty and then add the fact that you can now see how comfortable, sexy, fun, interesting, amusing and marvelous many other places on the planet are? A special torture indeed. It wasn't long ago that, besides seeing a lord or lady passing by in a fine carriage and a mounted knight or two, you'd pretty much just be surrounded by other poor your whole life Pulling turnips and eating gruel. Now, millions risk life and limb to get somewhere that does suck as badly as where they are from.
@@noahplaysgames3748 You say that but the reason we're so devastated is because we're heading towards the slippery slope of some really really terrible shit and we're completely aware of it yet unable to do anything
The music is inspired by Ennio Morricone, which gives it a certain culturally infused setting of the American West. Yet it is the opposite of a "western" movie set. There is no frontier left to exploit and the system can't cope. It's claustrophobic. Instead of riding off into the sunset, you're riding off into a black pit.
Wow, the first photo is from Łódź - the city in Poland, I'm actually live in. And it really has dystopia vibes, especially this time of year but I still love it. To anyone reading this - if you'll ever have an option, come and visit Łódź. It's not so popular as Warsaw, Cracow or Gdańsk but its worth of exploring - post-industrial scenery, paradoxes like some pretty, restored building next to ratty one. Nor most beautiful city, neither the best to live in but interesting, original - that's for sure
That description of your city is great, and I would really love to come one day to visit it. You should be my guide trough the city ;) Greetings from Split,Croatia!
It's depopulating the most quickly out of the big cities - it's already fallen from the 2nd to the 3rd largest one in the country, and it's set to be overtaken again in a matter of years I believe. David Lynch was known to appreciate Łódź for its vibe; now Lynch being Lynch, this already tells you something : ) Its own inhabitants don't seem to be infatuated very much (as reapatedly evidenced by life satisfaction polls, and how they're "voting with their feet", given that the city gets left by more people than it attracts). One advantage for a curious tourist is that it's located conveniently near Warsaw, so it's not hard to arrange a trip within a trip. It is also known for great (and moderately priced, especially compared to Warsaw) restaurants and pubs - this, sure. With all due respect for its lovers though, it wouldn't be near the top of my list if I were to pick a place to live (within Poland) : )
I cannot express the amount of unrest and worries this playlist put inside of me... It's so... mysterious, yet in a bad way, like You feel the world is going in the wrong direction
Because it is, the way I put it is that it’s back to survival of the fittest.. you gonna live blindly or do some assassin creed type shit and keep the knowledge within your family?
There is nothing "mysterious". We live under imperialistic capitalism, socialists do not have power now, so we are going to fascism on full speed, because fascism is just a pick form of capitalism, with monstrous monopolies and stuff. Lots of people feeling "mysterious" because after death of Soviets no one ever tried to teach people economics and politics.
"Dystopia begins when selfishness lives not only in The Elite, but in all layers of society - when even the common man makes obstacles of his neighbours and competitors of his friends."
Well said. The self is no issue if realization comes and the individual in question, rises over their intellectual nature. If this happens, maturity and growth are inevitable. Then dawn's the question.. is creation all that I am? It's not enough to just know.. but to become One with everything and to want to expand higher and higher and higher and unified with none other than Him, the Creator. I do not want to return and have to do this anymore, this will be the last life I spend lost in the material world.
@@Big_Sloppa Я говорю о современном восприятии жанра, понятно, что изначально что Гибсон, что Пондсмит имели ввиду дико дистопичное мрачное будущее, но сейчас киберпанк уже воспринимают совсем по-другому, поэтому я так и написал
We live in the best time in Human history, at least in the West, yet having such an easy life is making people depress and suicidal, bored of life as perse, human nature is strange.
To people coming to terms with the advent of dystopia: I have already lived in one my entire life. I live in a country where I cannot speak out against the government, people are being sent to jail for life for holding elections, and the opposition to our draconian and oppressive government dwindles every day. It always starts in the smallest places and inches up, until you realise it is all around you and there is nothing you can do. Rejecting dystopia partly comes from finding fulfilling happiness in yourself. I still write poetry, read books, even as everything falls apart outside. It may feel paralysing and all-encompassing, but so long as you can do something you enjoy at this moment of time, then this life is not in vain.
Désolé pour cette réponse en français, mais j'espère que vous réussirez à préserver votre bonheur. Sinon, par simple curiosité, où pourrions nous lire vos poésies s'il vous plaît ? En m'excusant de ma curiosité mal placé.
@@DB-bk9tr It's disturbing to know that the government controls the foodchain as much as they do and is creating an artificial famine by forcing farmers to do the things they're doing. We all know who's starting fires in food production factories. We all know who's really at fault for not letting farmers plant their food. We all know, and they know we know. It's why they're silencing us and stopping us from being able to do anything about it.
If I may ask, what area is this? I'm a bit curious now and want to do some reading, but I understand if you don't want to say. (And I do agree with the message, plus the fact that multiple actions exist. Even inaction is an action.)
Here's one you guys might like; "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin. His personal life story is, itself, quite a thing. Also, if I'm not mistaken, Orwell was inspired by this book in writing "1984."
@@brianellisiscool5875 this book have been sitting on my book shelf for months now. i started and stopped in between, just a few pages in. but your comment makes me want to start it again.
when you realize that without the imagination or cyberpunk theme, we're in the dystopia now its true, the foundation for complete hurt for the majority of people is built for those cyberpunk futures
My favorite dystopian book so far is probably Fahrenheit 451: the way in which the plot develops, and Montag slowly begins to renounce the ''perfect society'' is fantastic. The moral incites us to go beyond pleasure and fear to pursue knowledge, to be fearless and free from the oppressive thumb of ignorance.
It is also written in a surprisingly poetic way, at least in the translation I read the language was unlike anything else I have read and certainly not what I expected from a dystopian book
Spoilers! It was montag and his wife's relationship that hit me the most for some reason their robotic relationship him not recognising the woman sleeping next to him it all hit too close to home
For anyone scrolling through the comments and struggling with despair: things were always bad. It may seem like they're especially bad right now, but I can assure you this was always like this. Humanity has always existed in various states of suffering and disconnect, the background and ways we adapt to it just changes as our minds evolve. The important thing is to not get caught up in it. Look for your happiness when you can. Cry when you need to. We're living through the fall of Rome, the French Revolution, the aftermath of war, the beginning of war, the moment when mothers realized their own country was selling their children, the start of human trafficking, the forced labor of millions of children from hundreds of lands. Humans always sucked. Don't think too deep about it and try to make sure YOU don't contribute to the suck. Be kind to people around you. Do a favor for a loved one. Learn a language. Learn to make pottery. Paint or write something. Compliment someone on their sweater. It still matters. It always mattered.
I appreciate the reassuring words, Marra. In this day in age it seems like things far worse than how they were many years ago. But let us never forget the horrors and struggles that our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents (and beyond) had to live through. Everyday day is a new day. The sun is still shining. Whatever you do, don't lose hope. Even just a little bit of optimism in unfavourable times goes a long way. Edit: typos
When you come from a third world country, where you have to get up everyday, go out to find any food and you don't know if you will be able to come back home safe, or even alive... It's when you realize you live in a dystopia, isolated from the rest of the world that seems to do so well. I used to describe the place where I come from like an alternate reality of The Walking Dead. No resources, no water, no food, no electricity. Just famine, anger and selfishness to survive every second of the day. Nothing is for sure and anything can change in just a moment, even your own fate. The fear of waking up in the total collapse of a society that still tries to function with everything against, the melancholy on everyone's eyes because they know this will not change in many years from now... Yet seeing beauty within despair and destruction. The leftovers and corpses of huge business buildings and what used to be a thriving community, the loneliness of empty constructions full of plants and graffittis after being abandoned for so long. You learn to see the beauty of a bird flying away, free. Children playing barefoot and dirty on the streets, or people smiling at you on a 12-hour-long line for some food or medication. Please be kind to everybody, as you don't know who is a survivor, or where do we come from and what we have seen... We are all survivors of our own collapses.
@@Froggo13 Isn't it far easier to come by a smart phone than a pc around the world? Third world does not necessarily mean purely mud huts and hard labor agriculture for seemingly miles on end. It can very well mean a totalitarian country like North Korea (only the ruling party seems to have anything at all compared to its' regular citizen) or just areas where the standards of living are not as high compared to neighboring countries.
The photo of "MY GOVERNMENT DID THIS" along with aimee norris beginning to end act : ii had me weeping. This is one of the most powerful and realistic audio/visual pieces I have come across especially in a playlist. Absolutely crushing. I feel quite sure I am not the only one feeling that this has been coming closer and closer...and NOW we are living it. Unfortunately many do not yet know it.
Our world is getting more dystopian by the day and many people don't see it but rather support it. EDIT: Folk down below have to realize neither American political party cares nor supports the common everyday American and rather exploit the bitter division and hatred amongst the working and middle classes for their own gain and means.
Toutes choses est déterminé à se dégrader malheureusement, c'est pour cela que tout doit évoluer. Malheureusement nous allons droit vers une mauvaise direction alors, si comme vous nous laissez le sous entendre vous voyez cette dystopie arriver, essayer de le faire remarquer aux autres s'il vous plaît.
@@malissahyatt2425 you're blind to your own sides sins, the US two party system let's the people in power do what they want while they get the people to fight over the idea it's what they want
@@malissahyatt2425 literally the other side,anyway this is not a right or left discution im from eastern europe but you leftists are the scum of the earth i hope you get black ccc
When i was growing up, I was told time and time again that my generation wouldn't get a chance to enjoy the us's prosperity... Well, most of us are just now becoming adults and all my elders appear to be correct... I still have hope and a fire in me though.
Some people were neve able to enjoy the "us prosperity" because it was not built for them, but it was built with their blood and bones, so it never existed for them. The "us prosperity" is such an elitist and white thing.
My elders told me that the US is the greatest country in the world, and sold me this glamorized ideal of America’s Beacon of Light mentality. When I was able to finally develop some maturity and individuality, I got to see my country for what it really was: a mess. A diva hiding her shame and tears under layers of makeup and glitter. Lies told to us over and over, hoping to dilute ourselves into believing even for a second that we weren’t in a perpetual nightmare.
My outlook on the us and life completely changed after covid. Started to see patterns constantly passing "Emergency acts" which soon become new laws overtime just a way of hiding it. Lost my job because I wouldnt get vaccinated how easily the masses were manipulated was very scary.
Dystopia isn't some fictional world or time period in an old forgotten novel, but one which fear and control is used to move us toward their ultimate goal... - I.D. Rev part 2.
What we could call utopia is how our mind operated when we were an infant. No clue of what possibly must be happening around. A world so idyllic, so perfect in all senses. As we grew up, we encountered what we call it as a "dystopia". Now, even as I walk on the deserted streets of my town, I see lives perishing infront of my eyes. I hear the misery and the pain through the walls of the locked houses. I sense the destress and heaviness in the atmosphere that surrounds us all. The heart that was once filled with love is now corrupted beyond it's limits. The people now look like dead corpses trying to get away with life. The fear so evident in the eyes of every creature be it an animal or a common man. The earth now feels like a rotten ball burning under the flame of vengeance and selfishness. For how long do we let the 'hope of redemption' overshadow us? Clearly, this is what we made out of what was granted to us by the ultimate power. Clearly, it is in our hands to change our misdeeds, to convert our sins into virtues, to turn our wastelands into paradise of wealth, to sever ourselves from materialism and look into humanism.
There’s gotta be a tipping point sometime. The governments teetering and the people are growing desperate. Thinking of all those lost countries in the history books. Is this how it felt for them?
The widespread use of social media is perhaps the greatest strength, but also our worst weakness. We've had amazing people come out and expose many awful things that are done on a daily basis, but instead we ignore them, and obey the powerful greedy masterminds who pretend to care and use rainbows and symbols of peace to hide the war machine underneath.
It is as if this music wasn't composed by people, but by the Earth itself. Crying out to us, telling us to turn back, warning us to stop before it is too late.
What we have forgotten is that we are not separate from our mother earth. We are the earth and she speaks, acts, exists through all of us... this is what makes the whole situation even more dystopian. We are literally committing suicide.
the ruling class have no reason to stop, they never did before and for the foreseeable future, wont have one any time soon. it's up to us, the working class, to kill the scourge that has plunged this world into an era of darkness and desolation, lest we let it continue until the point of no return.
I woke up in the middle of morning to this playing. It was at the climax of the very last song with guitar and violin going back and forth. Gave me imagery from 28 days later. When the main character awakens to an abandoned London. One the best Zombie apocalypse movies made I think.
same band, different song :) band: godspeed you! black emperor but the piece was 'Sad mafioso', a part of a song called 'East Hastings' :) hope i helped :)
I didn't know how much I needed this playlist and the comment section to relate to before I found it. Thank you for these songs. I love reading George Orwell's books while listening.
@Notrius the only difference is the US is good at hiding it. It took wikileaks in the early 2000’s to reveal such atrocities to us. Russia’s war crimes are blatantly obvious. They deny any accusations then go on to record themselves bombing and shooting civilians point blank.
“But Humanity, in its desire for comfort, had over-reached itself. It had exploited the riches of nature too far. Quietly and complacently, it was sinking into decadence, and progress had come to mean the progress of the Machine.” ― E. M. Forster
SHOOTS: first image (00:00): Sebastiana Felsztyńskiego, Poland second image (6:00): Nad Al Sheba 3, Dubai third image (11:49): Block 23 Belgrade, Serbia fourth image (19:57): Annapurna Block Aditya, India fifth image (32:17): My government did this, Beirut sixth image (37:10) : couldn't found any shoot seventh image (47:56): Erastus Corning II Tower, NYC eighth image (52:59): Amsterdam 1970
@@liquidsn and go back to a life of sitting by and doing nothing, being kept in the dark and brainwashed by governments around the world, we live in a dystopia, there is no time to sit around and do nothing, that’s what they want from you
@@norse1388 surely, most popular dystopian books are 1984, Brave New World, Fahrenheit and We; also my favorite books, Kallokain and Ape and Essence. If you are starting any of them ı believe you comlete all.
It may just be the paranoia, but I swear we are barreling towards a very real dystopia, and not enough have noticed yet. (aside from that, good job on this one :)
The book of revelations tells of it. Read it, or listen on youtube, it is barely over an hour long. This was all predicted 2000 years ago. Gods plan is real. satan is real and he is here to test us, for God find who is deserving of the next step.
We are living in the dystopia now. Watch a dystopian movie and compare its news channels to what plays now on our news... Very much already there and its still about to get worse 😮💨
"you will own nothing and you will be happy" thats the future. the world elite are bringing in a single world government and there will be a single world leader. the police will be uncaring machines, your job will be creating energy for the elite by doing mindless tasks inside a VR simulated universe that will have your consciousness uploaded in such a way that you will not be able to die. Be sure to read your bible, or at least have one handy for when the lights go out.
My sadness and sapped strength doesn't come from the fact that we slip closer and closer into the dystopian abyss every day, but that we do so despite being capable of so much better, and choosing, or having choice taken by the powerful, to wallow in the pain, fear and incarceration of a conscious decadence gone unchecked. The rejection of hope, the perpetual pursuit of personal happiness, and the few others I call friends are more important in those times then I can possibly express. "At the end of everything, hold on to anything." - Mae Borowski
In the beginning there was peace, it glowed like a radiant sun throughout our once hopeful lands. I remember walking among trees of cathedralesque size, among grass that comforted your skin as you lie down into the fresh soil. There was so much we took for granted, it made the truth that much harder to bear. The skies darkened as towers of metal and wire, the light of our sun was blotted by shadow and replaced with irradecent boards of lies and false promise. The streets now barren, no creature that touched it truly living. The earth now steel and rivet, an unrecognizable feeling. The change even happened to us. Our bodies twisted and betrayed to better suit a predetermined purpose, our minds once hallowed and sacred now an insignificant statistic amongst the wires and halls of number and code. As I sit here now, permanently affixed to the walls of what was once a home, uncountable wires and pipes affixed and digging directly to the dead flesh of my rotting corpse in a vain attempt of preservation, I tell you now. Forge the machine a soul, let the world see the grass. And most importantly, do not forget the sound of the wind. The earth is meant to be shared by bolt and blood alike. Embrace and change the machine bit do not fear it. For fear will lead to the towers of shadow and smog you see before you now. Walk among the trees hand in hand and show the world's beauty to all who inhabit it. This is what popped into my head as I listened, great work m8 and I hope every one of you guys know that there is always a light ahead you can make it.
The 4th image is an actual place in my city. It actually looks like this, full of hoardings and banner all over those buildings, narrow roads full of traffic, a large crowd of people walking here and there. However it doesn't seem that dark as shown here. It's just a poorly planned and unregulated place.
When I first heard of Godspeed You I thought it was some instrumental chamber band, but the first time I listened to Lift Your Skinny Fists, it blown me away. It made me stopped what I was doing and questioned my existence
11:49 The sounds of gunshots overwhelming the city sounds. Just a few moments ago it was busy cars, now they're are stopped dead in their tracks. Paused, doors flung open, others running over eachothers corpses. It all happened so sudden, my mind raced. The screams of terror as others pushed to get out of the tunnel and onto the mainroad. I had always wanted to die, but now? I was running as fast as my feet could carry me. Suddenly I froze, others shoving my shoulders and chest to run by. But I kept myself there. My eyes flickering as hundreds of people ran forward, a child screaming on the side of a concrete wall pulling at her father's brown worksuit. An innocent soul to young to decide any choices, left with only a loved ones corpse. A switch went of and my brain, shoving through the crowd mindlessly. Keeping my eyes on the little girl screaming by her parents side. My arms tearing at peoples shirts to let me by, finally a foot away. Bending down as people flew past us, screaming overwhelming the child's soar ears. Pulling her to my chest, looking around at the hundreds of people before grabbing her hand. She tried to make me let go, all she wanted was her father. But he couldn't take care of her now. Finally being able to break the tension, I scooped her up. pushing my way into the crowd. What would happen next?.. I hope you like this! I just got a bit of creativity.
Reading Shatter Me while listening to this just feels so surreal and it really invests me in the book. It might be the same with lots of other Dystopia books, like some moments from The Hunger Games
I find it amazing how Spongebob has a lot of scenes similar to the images here. Spongebob especially the first seasons will often include real life harsh realities of modern life. Humour kids won't understand, but adults do.
@@kubli365 according to you it might be real and dystopian, but according to me i don't even think it is, because the level of cruelty doesn't even seem real now.
@@fortheloveofsanity_ Well I'm glad you're innocent enough to think that because it's going to get a whole lot worse. But at least it isn't "real". Hopefully your experiences within this false reality won't be real either.
If any Filipino is in this playlist right now: I want to tell you guys to please continue and never give up standing up for what's right despite how extremely dystopian the idea of terrible history rewriting and repeating itself again; *Tumindig at hindi aatras!* I am one of the millions who has still been derailed ever since last Monday - over the news that the son of a late dictator, the one responsible for the greatest rob for a government is in high risk of ruling again.. And no, he is no different and is perhaps even worse. I was really looking forward to mine and other's futures as the pandemic began to FINALLY settle down in the country after for so long, but I am embracing alongside this music the feat of dystopia that I might instead encounter ahead.
why are you so scared that his son is in power? he probably doesn't agree with the dictatorial policies his father made, not to mention he's actually popular, unlike his father who got absolutely overthrown. in fact, your country isn't the only one which went through this process. a daughter of a south korean dictator came into power in 2013 (in south korea ofc), and there wasn't any suppression of democracy or free speech (although she was quite corrupt). you don't have to be so frightened, because relatives of a dictator can have different political views.
Nice to see a former American colony is getting that "freedom" that the imperial beast with a never ending hunger to grow is trying to spend has ended up doing to y'all
@@tomcatultimate doesn’t matter who they are, a person has every right to be frightened because every politician is the same, they’re the ones who created this dystopia we currently live in.
I dont understand the support exclusive to specific genders and races, because personally as a white male (not privileged thats a stereotype people dont adress, hell i dont even have heating rn) it feels like everyone matters but people like me. For example theres only two clubs i can do (esports and tutoring) because the rest are things like the latino club and the black union club.
for those wondering, the place shown from 19:57 to 32:09 is called aditya enclave in the city of hyderabad in India which is known for financial and accounting software training institutes
@鬼いちゃんww You just love to be locked in your home and starved by your government don't you. Go be a good human and "resist your soul's desire for freedom".
title: realizing we're living in a dystopian reality first image: restaurant in my country from a city named Łódź (eng. translate: Boat), which is jokingly called ,,our polish Detroit"
@@michaelcarter4449 I don't know what you're referring to, but tribalism is a part of human nature. You're not going to prefer your neighbor's kids over your own, are you?
@Nambu Tōri Anyone who reads the times knows this road dead ends. It's ridiculous to fortify your ignorance by grouping up with other ignorant 'non-doomer' people, like a school of stupid fish. Its fucking stupid! AHHH I'm not from some rival clan because I'm being honest with myself. We're in the same boat.
Truth, goodness and beauty. Love, kindness, compassion, gratitude and all that is good. Never lose sight of them. Strive to look for them in the people and situations in your life and you will find them still present there, even everything around you is bleak and looks hopeless. So long as you are alive, there is always hope. We can't help it as humans, we are attracted to what is good or at least what we perceive to be good, it is written in our very nature, good things attract us and we find them desirable. But we're imperfect and deliberately choose what is wrong at times. It just happens that sometimes, an average joe who chooses to do something wrong, may only affect a few people. But if someone or a group of people with immense authority, wealth and power choose to do what is wrong, it affects the lives of and causes suffering to millions. Goodness and truth remain a reality in spite of their wrong doing. As we tend towards the good, is hard to be constantly wicked or evil, even the wicked want reprieve from their plotting and scheming and have people they love and are good and kind to. Goodness will prevail. Those who consider themselves all powerful and continue to choose to do what is wrong or evil only delude themselves. The thirst for complete dominance, power and control is a hunger that ends in self-destruction. Our universe is finite, even if it is very big, it has a beginning and an end. Same for us, we will all die and be forgotten with enough time. We have this one life to live, how will we choose to live it? As individuals, we may not be able to change global events by ourselves, but the least we can do is to be kind and compassionate, show mercy to others by forgiving those who owe us or may have hurt or wronged us and by striving to love those in our immediate social circles and whomever else we may come across in our day. Simply doing small actions with love - smiling at the cashier, thanking the security guard at work, washing the dishes cause you know your spouse is had a long day, listening to a friend who's hurting or simply saying something kind or compassionate - may brighten someone's day, lift a drooping spirit or comfort someone who's hurting. In this way, a silent flame of love and goodness is silently passed on from the heart of one individual to the another, like a ripple in the water propagating outward silently. And hopefully, they go and pass it on to another person they meet. That's how we will change the world.
Oh Lord, I recognize the hotel from the picture! I used to see it everyday on my way to university/work. It's in Lódź (Poland) and the filter you used lends it even more of that special Lódź-ian vibe.
The world in its current state would have made a likewise horrifying and unbelievable place to people from 50 years ago... And it's getting worse by the day. Dystopia is our reality and the future will be even worse. It will take a long time to recover from this mess.
there is no recovery, the best we can do is see the beauty in our lives. to live for only our friends, our families, our communities, to live for others, lovers, and friends.
I can assure you 100% that it wouldn't. There's equally as much "bad" as "good" in the world right now, compared to 50 years ago. Even more if compared to 100, 200 years.
your thoughts affect your reality. once the collective realizes it's power, then we can begin dreaming a better dream for us all. remember that real wealth never has and never will be measured by how much money a person has.
3:49 am. Im sitting in the balcony, watching half destroyed wooden house. Its been here since I been born. Trees already start to break through the roof, and I can see the rooms through broken windows. There is an old concrete house behind it. It has very small and cold rooms, because it was made in the years of great despair for places to live in. Even further I see some brick buildings with some rooms with lights on. I wonder why these people still awake and what are they thinking of. Between the wooden house and my home, there is an empty space. There was a house once. I remember, as a kid, i was watching people taking water there, while some kids were playing in the garden. Where are they now? Some guy bought that house just to destroy it and build something on that land. He never did so. There is some school to the right from the wooden house. Even still, when I wake up, I sometimes hear students play and laugh during their PE lesson. I dont know why, but this makes me happy. 4:14 am. Sun is rising. It is time to go sleep, there is work to be done.
you genuinely, genuinely dont know how much i love your entire channel and every single (yes every specific one) playlist you make. you capture the essence in its raw, yet pristine form. oh i cant even describe it. lots of love
This is what must be playing through my brother's head 24/7 bc whenever I ask him what he's going to do with his life he says something like, "You mean before we get nuked?" or "Depends on how long I live," or just plain out: "Well the world's gonna end soon, so..."
this puts me in trance full of compassion, amplyfying every single emotion and feeling, like my cells could cry and smile, but my mind remains calm and watches everything from behind.
This entire piece of audio/video artwork should have at least 100K hits. I personally believe this is one of your all time best playlists. It is so much more than that. An "in your face" call for change or maybe it is too late. I vacillate. I felt from a very young age I might live to see days such as we are currently living in. I hoped it would not be so yet here we are. All we can do is to love one another, be kind and try each day to do something positive for ourselves and others. Peace to all - everywhere.
Ohhh myy the cover image is my neighbourhood. This place is the hub for IT courses for a cheap rate. I learnt few courses here. Awesome to see that my town got projected on the cover page of my Playlist.
Industrial, soletude, no happyness but souless people. It's like live in a world where every human had lost his faith in everything and now you are dropped here expacting to you to survive in it's souless world. Perfect play list to write something and to reflection.
We built a utopia... Or so it seemed to us... We came up with an ideal world and tried to achieve it, but we came to what we wanted to get away from. As we say in my country: "We wanted the best, but it turned out the same as always".
I've had this as my background noise for something near two weeks now. It's such a wonderfully haunting playlist that isn't in-your-face distracting. Thanks so much!
Hyperorganisms are not bad, they are not evil, they can't think or feel, that's all. It seems dystopian, but it was always what it meant to be. This was where we were going, without hesitation. We were destined from the start to create hyperorganisms. They do not feel, think nor care. They do what any other creature would do and evolve to do, they do whatever makes them bigger and stronger against competitors. The superiority of hyperorganisms compared to superorganisms always both fascinated and terrified me. Indıviduals are nothing but dead atoms that form their bodies, no emotions, no thought, only mere particles that follow what rules were set for them. This realization of the existence of hyperorganisms made me question the very structure of cells and atoms that make up our body. In fact, we have literally no way to tell whether they are alive or not. We just mind our business without a care. We wouldn't be able to tell if any hyperorganism would develop any kind of brain-like structure, and this terrifies me. Their rules are way beyond our comprehension. They wouldn't have sensory organs like eyes, they are not made of atoms but from people. We can always predict the currently existing hyperorganisms, but how long will it take until we no more can? I have been disappointed by the population that I hear nothing about hyperorganisms, it is not even a real word yet. Nobody seems to realize companies and governments are living, breathing hyperorganisms. They are just a notch up from superorganisms which are just a colony of ants. People debate about theoretical physics where they can't even go out and step on mars yet and still ignore what is happening right where they live. You won't read this, I just know. You are nothing but a piece of mindless particle that makes up a real living creature that is not so different than a single bacteria. Your decisions are predictable in groups, in molecules you form. The connections you have are quantifiable and definable. Reactions you take place in can be formulated. And you are no different than any other atom in structure, deal with it. You will not google what an organism is, what a superorganism is, what a hyperorganism is. You will never check what is real. You will never consider this comment more than a minute. It is just the way laws of physics work. Our psychology is nothing different than chemistry for these hyperorganisms. They just don't have brains to create those formulas. Google is alive. Meta is alive. Britain, Egypt, Turkey, Ireland, Australia, Japan, America, China, India, they are all LIVING creatures. Now, is it justified to hate them for just existing? Is it justified to hate them for what natural selection made them to be? Can I hate you... because you are alive?
Beautifully said, we humans and other social organisms are mainly successful for our social and unification practices. Since the early remnants of our past ancestors natural selection wiped out the neanderthals. It wiped out the homie epthicatus, homo erectus and so on. Our species become the epitome of evolution due to the perfect circumstances. Be proud to be a homo sapien and accept your role as another mindless drone keeping the machine alive for it is our duty to uphold the hivemind and human subconscious. Human superiority ✊
31:53 that looks like India, when I lived there, all these hoarding and adverts just felt like normal now that you put it in a dystopian context I cant stop but imagine how dystopian it was to be surrounded by constant advert for companies
I'm a Filipino,,,that's enough reason for me to listen to this playlist because of the current political events (the son of an ousted dictator is currently winning the presidency). Praying, to the utmost sincerity I can achieve, that future may not what I fear it to be...
A study was recently put together to figure out just how much plastic has entered the human brain and lungs and to figure out the long term consequences of these penetrations of the blood brain barrier. The study in the end was canceled because they could not find a control group anywhere on the planet without a significant amount of plastic in their lungs and brain.
@@Lisa_Clown Majority sorts of plastic can't be recycled or disintegrated. They just keep getting smaller and smaller. Eventually they will be in a microscopic scale and able to enter our bodies
tw : childhood abuse & unstable mental health man so basically i’ve been abused ever since my dad and mum split. they split when i was 2 months old… from all the yelling i was be seeing with my baby eyes. i don’t know how i thought it was normal just because what my dad told me was “when you’re 13 you get to choose who you live with” i surprisingly don’t have any universal experiences that many abused kids have, e.g the cps talk saying don’t tell them anything. mine was a more it when i’m getting dragged around the house he’ll shut the doors, windows and cover my mouth telling not to scream or else people will think i’m getting hurt. so in my head i thought it was normal and i was overreacting and being a bad child causing so much trouble for him. all while i was getting abused i started eating less to feel skinnier. now that’s just the beginning of my life. i moved out of my dad’s house at the age of 13. i talked to kidshepline which started the process that took 9 months for me to fully move bit around 6 mounts to get out of my dad’s house and be moved into a foster carer’s. you might not say it was foster care because it was my dad’s biological father (he also has a step father) but it still counts. plus it felt like it because we were not close. i ended up getting emotionally abused and gaslit there. i just wanted to hurry up and move to my nan’s. i had many pain’s, all this abuse, and i had a very loved cat of mine called Jellybean. he still means the world to me and i’d do anything for him back if he’s still alive under my dad’s care. i got him when i was 13 and loved him so much he got me through nights where i felt like i couldn’t do it anymore. so anyways i moved i’m turning 14 this month and i feel so empty. the system is corrupted. most of my stuff i couldn’t move because my dad wouldn’t give it to me. he stole heaps of my money. all my future savings that had enough for uni is gone. i feel like i’m going to drop out and my life is ruined. even if i left him he’s still stuck in my head tormenting me. the traumablock being lift and realising he not only emotionally and physically abused me but also, let’s put it in a way that a father should not love his daughter in such a way. he would ask me weird questions, touch me, stare at me when i was in the shower or sleeping. i haven’t told anybody about that part. cps hasn’t gotten in touch with me after saying they’ll try get back heaps of my stuff he stole, it’s been more than 4 months… no child should grow up like this just to soon be in a world of injustice. im scared of men after being chased and harassed. keep in mind i’m still 13. all of this other stress is too much detail to go in. the system is so corrupted that no matter what you do your actions will have been influenced by the government. you cannot escape their presence even if we fall into anarchy. this was bound to happen if we look into the animal kingdom with their behaviour and then include our way of thinking there was always going to be an oppressive hierarchy that won’t let you climb up if you experience any type of discrimination. most of this is just rambling but this world is not something we can change and it’s a hard fact to bare with.
In front of my eyes, the image of a large room with golden walls and a domed roof appears blurry. I feel like I've just woken up from a faint or a very deep sleep, my eyes are so clouded and my thoughts are so dizzy. Yet, I find myself standing, perfectly capable of holding myself up, fully strong. I've never felt like this. The body pervaded with energy, the mind drained of all of it. I try to move, but my body stays motionless. The view becomes clearer and I notice that the room is occupied by thousands of people, whose bodies, pressed together, prevent anyone from moving. I've seen this place before. A hand meets mine and holds it; I gasp when I hear a whisper in my ear. “Ophelia.” I recognize this voice, I recognize this name. It's mine. I turn around and, suddenly, I remember everything.
TIMESTAMPS / (author/s)
00:00 a winter that kills (unworn)
06:00 fire at static valley (godspeed you! black emperor)
11:49 this is not a test (unworn)
19:57 vinland (northumbria)
32:17 beginning to end: act ii (aimee norris)
37:10 moya (godspeed you! black emperor)
47:56 eternal end to the impossible (unworn)
52:59 shit-heap-gloria of the new town planning (set fire to flames)
I have a suggestion
Make a list for non-western composers' classical pieces(like turkish or Asian)and these pieces will be selected by your fans
My recommendation for the arab composers (I am Arab)
Will be al-sharq symphony by marcel khalifa (Istanbul orchestra recording first movement)
and the second symphony by abu bakr khairat (first movement)
Note: sorry for my bad English
The thing is, I can't watch the premiere live because it's almost morning ☠️
1:00 pm is midnight and i would be snoring my head at that time.
So, I'll watch it tomorrow after class.
Thank you for uploading btw 🥰
Can you make when Bella sees Edward for the first time playlist? Or how about living in Count Dracula's castle?
The choice of images is heartbreaking. I'm already bracing myself as I'll be standing in one of these spots in the coming months...
I have a folder full of your playlists, aptly called 'Nobody's Playlists'. Your playlists really capture these ephemeral thoughts and feelings. They help me get through dark days, and for that I wish you the best. Have a good one fam :)
It’s actually incredibly appropriate that RUclips occasionally interrupts the playlist with unbearable upbeat commercial sounds.
imagine living in a cyberpunk dystopia and not using an adblocker
not a "cyberpunk dystopia"😂 i don't know to laugh or cry
@@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070 if I was you I would probably cry
Lol it's their algorithm which is made for you to be stuck in your own intrusive thoughts having half the people talk about psuedo intellectual nonsense while living in their own problems which they created for themselves
@@Layd36really? I tried out meditation to keep myself from suicide, so that makes sense why it devolved into deep thinking about how fucked everything is
"The world as you know it is not dead. The world as you know it never existed. It was an image, projected by the powerful and warped by the greedy. What you got is the afterimage."
The scraps in someone else's dream.
@@Gogglesofkrome Thats an excellent comment. It is also an excellent cope. Brutal cope, as a matter of fact. Heartless levels of cope that only certain types of normies and NPCs fall for. We should all just try harder, right?
they will never take anything to the grave, their legacy dies and they are spat on for eternity
where is the quote from?
Like distant stars, we just look at the light of a long gone ideal
" The future is already here - it's just not evenly distributed. "
~ William Gibson
Have tech and money - you are virtually immortal nosferatu that live in high castle and rule nations/corporations
Doesn't have tech and money - you are caveman that will die in young age from bloody diarrhea
damn
Mu favorite author
@Speary001Left logic
@Speary001 well said and brings to mind something I have been thinking about since satellite dishes spread all over the planet. Imagine all the obvious misery of living in abject poverty and then add the fact that you can now see how comfortable, sexy, fun, interesting, amusing and marvelous many other places on the planet are? A special torture indeed. It wasn't long ago that, besides seeing a lord or lady passing by in a fine carriage and a mounted knight or two, you'd pretty much just be surrounded by other poor your whole life Pulling turnips and eating gruel. Now, millions risk life and limb to get somewhere that does suck as badly as where they are from.
Reading the comments with the music playing is so surreal dude.
hello! how are you doing, friend? it's so good to see you!
I agree!
Ikr..
Same
Especially when you're high af, and don't know how you ended up here
"It's not too long before we're in a dystopia" my brother in christ we're here
We're in there already, and from what it seems, we are riding on full speed to collapse
@@noahplaysgames3748 your comment is dodgy as fuck man
How can we be here if we never left?
were just not though
@@noahplaysgames3748 You say that but the reason we're so devastated is because we're heading towards the slippery slope of some really really terrible shit and we're completely aware of it yet unable to do anything
I love how über-specific these moods are and yet, all of us are like "yes, I was looking for something like this".
Welcome to being a millennial living in the west.
I like your One Piece pfp
@@pipbernadotte6707 What you talking about that's sailor moon
The music is inspired by Ennio Morricone, which gives it a certain culturally infused setting of the American West. Yet it is the opposite of a "western" movie set. There is no frontier left to exploit and the system can't cope. It's claustrophobic. Instead of riding off into the sunset, you're riding off into a black pit.
@@DarkJusn2020what are you talking about its obviously Attack On Titan.
@@towarzyszmarcin474 are you blind? it's clearly Bleach
Wow, the first photo is from Łódź - the city in Poland, I'm actually live in. And it really has dystopia vibes, especially this time of year but I still love it. To anyone reading this - if you'll ever have an option, come and visit Łódź. It's not so popular as Warsaw, Cracow or Gdańsk but its worth of exploring - post-industrial scenery, paradoxes like some pretty, restored building next to ratty one. Nor most beautiful city, neither the best to live in but interesting, original - that's for sure
thanks for sharing it
That description of your city is great, and I would really love to come one day to visit it. You should be my guide trough the city ;) Greetings from Split,Croatia!
thanks I didn't know that!
Boat ⛵
It's depopulating the most quickly out of the big cities - it's already fallen from the 2nd to the 3rd largest one in the country, and it's set to be overtaken again in a matter of years I believe.
David Lynch was known to appreciate Łódź for its vibe; now Lynch being Lynch, this already tells you something : )
Its own inhabitants don't seem to be infatuated very much (as reapatedly evidenced by life satisfaction polls, and how they're "voting with their feet", given that the city gets left by more people than it attracts).
One advantage for a curious tourist is that it's located conveniently near Warsaw, so it's not hard to arrange a trip within a trip.
It is also known for great (and moderately priced, especially compared to Warsaw) restaurants and pubs - this, sure.
With all due respect for its lovers though, it wouldn't be near the top of my list if I were to pick a place to live (within Poland) : )
“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters."
Who said that
@@hansfrankfurter2903 Antonio Gramsci who wrote the Prison Notebooks after being tossed in prison by Mussolini
maybe the monsters are the ones building the utopia at the end of the tunnel
Best quote I've read so far. And real as can be with its origin.
@@Manyaraz Elitists call them monsters. Everyone else just calls them slaves.
That feeling when you open a playlist on dystopia and see your hometown in the first picture.
Łódź moment
damn
That hit hard in the guts
damn-
I cannot express the amount of unrest and worries this playlist put inside of me... It's so... mysterious, yet in a bad way, like You feel the world is going in the wrong direction
Because it is, the way I put it is that it’s back to survival of the fittest.. you gonna live blindly or do some assassin creed type shit and keep the knowledge within your family?
Stop fucking consuming it then. Lift weights and kick the world in its rotting face.
There is nothing "mysterious". We live under imperialistic capitalism, socialists do not have power now, so we are going to fascism on full speed, because fascism is just a pick form of capitalism, with monstrous monopolies and stuff. Lots of people feeling "mysterious" because after death of Soviets no one ever tried to teach people economics and politics.
Like a train wreck, you can’t just look away. (Overused I know but it describes it perfectly)
"Dystopia begins when selfishness lives not only in The Elite, but in all layers of society - when even the common man makes obstacles of his neighbours and competitors of his friends."
Where is it from ?
Great music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
What it shame, if we only can grasp the power in the masses.
Well said. The self is no issue if realization comes and the individual in question, rises over their intellectual nature. If this happens, maturity and growth are inevitable. Then dawn's the question.. is creation all that I am? It's not enough to just know.. but to become One with everything and to want to expand higher and higher and higher and unified with none other than Him, the Creator. I do not want to return and have to do this anymore, this will be the last life I spend lost in the material world.
@@isaacvr6947 Can we get much higher.... so high
We live in a cursed timeline where we skipped the funny and romantic cyberpunk stage and jumped straight into corrupting dystopia.
Funny and romantic cyberpunk? What the hell are you talking about? You are from parallel universe dude.
Go read some books, gonkhead
@@Big_Sloppa Я говорю о современном восприятии жанра, понятно, что изначально что Гибсон, что Пондсмит имели ввиду дико дистопичное мрачное будущее, но сейчас киберпанк уже воспринимают совсем по-другому, поэтому я так и написал
both are right
We live in the best time in Human history, at least in the West, yet having such an easy life is making people depress and suicidal, bored of life as perse, human nature is strange.
@@alejandroflores7542 We live in the best time in human history because the rest of human history has been far worse, not because the present is good.
"The world isn't dying, it's being killed, and the people killing it have names and addresses"
-Samuel Hyde
Oh sh*t, I like that one. If only those of us who want those evil minded people to disappear would unite and make house calls
This is a self-preservation situation.
He can't keep getting away with it!!!!
Currently the white house, USA.
One of these is Zhongnanhai, Beijing.
"You will reach peace, when you realize there is no place for such thing"
Anarchy?
that comment paired with that Garfield plush pfp is _incredibly_ ominous
To people coming to terms with the advent of dystopia: I have already lived in one my entire life. I live in a country where I cannot speak out against the government, people are being sent to jail for life for holding elections, and the opposition to our draconian and oppressive government dwindles every day. It always starts in the smallest places and inches up, until you realise it is all around you and there is nothing you can do.
Rejecting dystopia partly comes from finding fulfilling happiness in yourself. I still write poetry, read books, even as everything falls apart outside. It may feel paralysing and all-encompassing, but so long as you can do something you enjoy at this moment of time, then this life is not in vain.
Love this comment
It sucks I enjoy farming and the elites have made that almost impossible with the cost of anything
Désolé pour cette réponse en français, mais j'espère que vous réussirez à préserver votre bonheur. Sinon, par simple curiosité, où pourrions nous lire vos poésies s'il vous plaît ? En m'excusant de ma curiosité mal placé.
@@DB-bk9tr It's disturbing to know that the government controls the foodchain as much as they do and is creating an artificial famine by forcing farmers to do the things they're doing. We all know who's starting fires in food production factories. We all know who's really at fault for not letting farmers plant their food.
We all know, and they know we know. It's why they're silencing us and stopping us from being able to do anything about it.
If I may ask, what area is this? I'm a bit curious now and want to do some reading, but I understand if you don't want to say.
(And I do agree with the message, plus the fact that multiple actions exist. Even inaction is an action.)
Reading 1984 under this playlist is perfect, 10/10
Read brave new world
@@brianellisiscool5875 oh, I've read it too. It's really good book:) (I'm rereading Orwell)
Fahrenheit: 451, quicker read then 1984, just as powerful
Here's one you guys might like; "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin. His personal life story is, itself, quite a thing.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, Orwell was inspired by this book in writing "1984."
@@brianellisiscool5875 this book have been sitting on my book shelf for months now. i started and stopped in between, just a few pages in. but your comment makes me want to start it again.
when you realize that without the imagination or cyberpunk theme, we're in the dystopia now its true, the foundation for complete hurt for the majority of people is built for those cyberpunk futures
I dont understand the reason for it tho lol like does the government masturbate to our suffering or some shit? I'd believe that if it came out
My favorite dystopian book so far is probably Fahrenheit 451: the way in which the plot develops, and Montag slowly begins to renounce the ''perfect society'' is fantastic. The moral incites us to go beyond pleasure and fear to pursue knowledge, to be fearless and free from the oppressive thumb of ignorance.
It is also written in a surprisingly poetic way, at least in the translation I read the language was unlike anything else I have read and certainly not what I expected from a dystopian book
Farenheite actually liked me even more than 1984 or A Happy World. Feels more hopeful. 1984 seems closer to reality tho.
The movie didn't do the book justice
Fahrenheit 451 was pretty good, but I like 1984 more for the ending. It was so twisted
Spoilers!
It was montag and his wife's relationship that hit me the most for some reason their robotic relationship him not recognising the woman sleeping next to him it all hit too close to home
For anyone scrolling through the comments and struggling with despair: things were always bad. It may seem like they're especially bad right now, but I can assure you this was always like this. Humanity has always existed in various states of suffering and disconnect, the background and ways we adapt to it just changes as our minds evolve.
The important thing is to not get caught up in it. Look for your happiness when you can. Cry when you need to. We're living through the fall of Rome, the French Revolution, the aftermath of war, the beginning of war, the moment when mothers realized their own country was selling their children, the start of human trafficking, the forced labor of millions of children from hundreds of lands.
Humans always sucked. Don't think too deep about it and try to make sure YOU don't contribute to the suck. Be kind to people around you. Do a favor for a loved one. Learn a language. Learn to make pottery. Paint or write something. Compliment someone on their sweater.
It still matters.
It always mattered.
thank you a lot for this ❤
Thanks for the kind words.
I wish i could spread this for you...
Beautifully said
I appreciate the reassuring words, Marra. In this day in age it seems like things far worse than how they were many years ago. But let us never forget the horrors and struggles that our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents (and beyond) had to live through.
Everyday day is a new day. The sun is still shining. Whatever you do, don't lose hope. Even just a little bit of optimism in unfavourable times goes a long way.
Edit: typos
god damn that's realistic af.
When you come from a third world country, where you have to get up everyday, go out to find any food and you don't know if you will be able to come back home safe, or even alive... It's when you realize you live in a dystopia, isolated from the rest of the world that seems to do so well.
I used to describe the place where I come from like an alternate reality of The Walking Dead. No resources, no water, no food, no electricity. Just famine, anger and selfishness to survive every second of the day. Nothing is for sure and anything can change in just a moment, even your own fate. The fear of waking up in the total collapse of a society that still tries to function with everything against, the melancholy on everyone's eyes because they know this will not change in many years from now... Yet seeing beauty within despair and destruction. The leftovers and corpses of huge business buildings and what used to be a thriving community, the loneliness of empty constructions full of plants and graffittis after being abandoned for so long. You learn to see the beauty of a bird flying away, free. Children playing barefoot and dirty on the streets, or people smiling at you on a 12-hour-long line for some food or medication.
Please be kind to everybody, as you don't know who is a survivor, or where do we come from and what we have seen... We are all survivors of our own collapses.
God help us all, and thank you for your words.
How did you type this if you have no electricity?
@@Froggo13 I got out of there few years ago, smartass.
@@Froggo13 Isn't it far easier to come by a smart phone than a pc around the world? Third world does not necessarily mean purely mud huts and hard labor agriculture for seemingly miles on end. It can very well mean a totalitarian country like North Korea (only the ruling party seems to have anything at all compared to its' regular citizen) or just areas where the standards of living are not as high compared to neighboring countries.
We are just fucking crazy monkeys...
While I look forward to every premiere on this channel, I fear this one's going to hit close to home, especially these days.
My very thoughts exactly. ...
Hello name twin…
It’s called communism
The photo of "MY GOVERNMENT DID THIS" along with aimee norris beginning to end act : ii had me weeping. This is one of the most powerful and realistic audio/visual pieces I have come across especially in a playlist. Absolutely crushing. I feel quite sure I am not the only one feeling that this has been coming closer and closer...and NOW we are living it. Unfortunately many do not yet know it.
Definitely the peak of this video, such a powerful moment
Our world is getting more dystopian by the day and many people don't see it but rather support it.
EDIT: Folk down below have to realize neither American political party cares nor supports the common everyday American and rather exploit the bitter division and hatred amongst the working and middle classes for their own gain and means.
I agree %100
republicans
Toutes choses est déterminé à se dégrader malheureusement, c'est pour cela que tout doit évoluer. Malheureusement nous allons droit vers une mauvaise direction alors, si comme vous nous laissez le sous entendre vous voyez cette dystopie arriver, essayer de le faire remarquer aux autres s'il vous plaît.
@@malissahyatt2425 you're blind to your own sides sins, the US two party system let's the people in power do what they want while they get the people to fight over the idea it's what they want
@@malissahyatt2425 literally the other side,anyway this is not a right or left discution im from eastern europe but you leftists are the scum of the earth i hope you get black ccc
When i was growing up, I was told time and time again that my generation wouldn't get a chance to enjoy the us's prosperity... Well, most of us are just now becoming adults and all my elders appear to be correct... I still have hope and a fire in me though.
Some people were neve able to enjoy the "us prosperity" because it was not built for them, but it was built with their blood and bones, so it never existed for them. The "us prosperity" is such an elitist and white thing.
I did recently .......
Oh i have a fire... Hehehehe. You dont wanna see it
My elders told me that the US is the greatest country in the world, and sold me this glamorized ideal of America’s Beacon of Light mentality.
When I was able to finally develop some maturity and individuality, I got to see my country for what it really was: a mess. A diva hiding her shame and tears under layers of makeup and glitter. Lies told to us over and over, hoping to dilute ourselves into believing even for a second that we weren’t in a perpetual nightmare.
My outlook on the us and life completely changed after covid. Started to see patterns constantly passing "Emergency acts" which soon become new laws overtime just a way of hiding it. Lost my job because I wouldnt get vaccinated how easily the masses were manipulated was very scary.
Dystopia isn't some fictional world or time period in an old forgotten novel, but one which fear and control is used to move us toward their ultimate goal...
- I.D. Rev part 2.
33:23
What do you do as a action to act ?
this is starting to get relatable, eh?
@鬼いちゃんww Yep.
2 years have passed since you commented, and now it's even worse...
I feel honoured to live in a city from the very first picture, literally looking at the chimneys from my window
That is an incredible image
Oo to w naszym pięknym kraju
@@Happyexistentialist polska?
Łódź, prawda?
@@tomaszpolbrat3044 Tak
The fourth image literally sent chills down my spine. It awoke some primal urge inside of me to run as fast as possible.
Yeah something about it is really just like horrifying like the uncanny valley but for like companies i guess?
It's a place in Delhi where computers and tax-related services are given.
@@JUPITER69966 Oh shit that place is REAL?
well it was kinda the opposite for me, i felt like i wanted to go there
It's like looking into a dark cave. But also looks like something generated procedurally by AI. Uncanny af
What we could call utopia is how our mind operated when we were an infant. No clue of what possibly must be happening around. A world so idyllic, so perfect in all senses. As we grew up, we encountered what we call it as a "dystopia".
Now, even as I walk on the deserted streets of my town, I see lives perishing infront of my eyes. I hear the misery and the pain through the walls of the locked houses. I sense the destress and heaviness in the atmosphere that surrounds us all. The heart that was once filled with love is now corrupted beyond it's limits. The people now look like dead corpses trying to get away with life. The fear so evident in the eyes of every creature be it an animal or a common man. The earth now feels like a rotten ball burning under the flame of vengeance and selfishness.
For how long do we let the 'hope of redemption' overshadow us?
Clearly, this is what we made out of what was granted to us by the ultimate power.
Clearly, it is in our hands to change our misdeeds, to convert our sins into virtues, to turn our wastelands into paradise of wealth, to sever ourselves from materialism and look into humanism.
There’s gotta be a tipping point sometime. The governments teetering and the people are growing desperate. Thinking of all those lost countries in the history books. Is this how it felt for them?
Ive been thinking this for the last 5 years. I think we are closing in on it now
fax its gona go bad very quikly
@@ThatsJustEric since 2007 tbh the first market crash of the 21st century its been going bad since then
The widespread use of social media is perhaps the greatest strength, but also our worst weakness. We've had amazing people come out and expose many awful things that are done on a daily basis, but instead we ignore them, and obey the powerful greedy masterminds who pretend to care and use rainbows and symbols of peace to hide the war machine underneath.
It usually happens with world war. The kind that tips empires.
11:49 - this picture and this ambient is the clear definition for a deep depression I had some years ago
Nah man that's just Yugoslav commie blocks in Novi Beograd
I know it's populated, but I get a liminal space feel from the pictures. Dystopian liminal space, it feels like a thing.
Yeah! Dystminal should be a thing lol
Exactly
It is as if this music wasn't composed by people, but by the Earth itself. Crying out to us, telling us to turn back, warning us to stop before it is too late.
@Notrius funny meme
it feels like a call not a warning like there's still time to change..... but you have to come
What we have forgotten is that we are not separate from our mother earth. We are the earth and she speaks, acts, exists through all of us... this is what makes the whole situation even more dystopian. We are literally committing suicide.
What do you mean by that? It is too late. We are just grooming Earth
the ruling class have no reason to stop, they never did before and for the foreseeable future, wont have one any time soon. it's up to us, the working class, to kill the scourge that has plunged this world into an era of darkness and desolation, lest we let it continue until the point of no return.
I woke up in the middle of morning to this playing. It was at the climax of the very last song with guitar and violin going back and forth. Gave me imagery from 28 days later. When the main character awakens to an abandoned London. One the best Zombie apocalypse movies made I think.
Said the same thing. The first song was definitely played in 28 Days Later.
same band, different song :)
band: godspeed you! black emperor
but the piece was 'Sad mafioso', a part of a song called 'East Hastings' :) hope i helped :)
I didn't know how much I needed this playlist and the comment section to relate to before I found it. Thank you for these songs. I love reading George Orwell's books while listening.
we live in the lamest dystopia ngl
depends on where you live, but where I am, I can still shit in drinkable water
You’re just not in the action
@Notrius nah
i am an european dumbfuck i live in gypsyland
still in the 18 hundreeds
@Notrius It's all bad. so bad in fact, you wouldn't believe me if i said the US and Russia are not so different in terms of violence and "imperialism"
@Notrius the only difference is the US is good at hiding it. It took wikileaks in the early 2000’s to reveal such atrocities to us. Russia’s war crimes are blatantly obvious. They deny any accusations then go on to record themselves bombing and shooting civilians point blank.
Never interfere with an enemy when it’s destroying itself. - Napoleon Bonaparte
“But Humanity, in its desire for comfort, had over-reached itself. It had exploited the riches of nature too far. Quietly and complacently, it was sinking into decadence, and progress had come to mean the progress of the Machine.”
― E. M. Forster
SHOOTS:
first image (00:00): Sebastiana Felsztyńskiego, Poland
second image (6:00): Nad Al Sheba 3, Dubai
third image (11:49): Block 23 Belgrade, Serbia
fourth image (19:57): Annapurna Block Aditya, India
fifth image (32:17): My government did this, Beirut
sixth image (37:10) : couldn't found any shoot
seventh image (47:56): Erastus Corning II Tower, NYC
eighth image (52:59): Amsterdam 1970
Wow ty
very nice, was looking for this.
No wow nie spodziewałam się że Polska tam jest
how do you know all this places?
@@charlesmagpili magic
Perfect for my existential crisis
Don't worry. Sooner or later you will get tired of it and move on.
@@liquidsn and go back to a life of sitting by and doing nothing, being kept in the dark and brainwashed by governments around the world, we live in a dystopia, there is no time to sit around and do nothing, that’s what they want from you
@@liquidsn some people dont they get stuck
@@liquidsn That's a good joke.
I always listen to this playlist when reading dystopian books.
hi can u suggest me some dystopian books i would love to try reading some thanks..
@@norse1388 surely, most popular dystopian books are 1984, Brave New World, Fahrenheit and We; also my favorite books, Kallokain and Ape and Essence. If you are starting any of them ı believe you comlete all.
Thankyou very much sir.
@@norse1388 you're welcome my friend.
I am listening while writing one
It may just be the paranoia, but I swear we are barreling towards a very real dystopia, and not enough have noticed yet. (aside from that, good job on this one :)
Great music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
The book of revelations tells of it. Read it, or listen on youtube, it is barely over an hour long.
This was all predicted 2000 years ago. Gods plan is real. satan is real and he is here to test us, for God find who is deserving of the next step.
We are living in the dystopia now. Watch a dystopian movie and compare its news channels to what plays now on our news... Very much already there and its still about to get worse 😮💨
"you will own nothing and you will be happy" thats the future. the world elite are bringing in a single world government and there will be a single world leader. the police will be uncaring machines, your job will be creating energy for the elite by doing mindless tasks inside a VR simulated universe that will have your consciousness uploaded in such a way that you will not be able to die. Be sure to read your bible, or at least have one handy for when the lights go out.
@@TootiFruuti oh well. at least change changes and our children will get to see the upwards slope
My sadness and sapped strength doesn't come from the fact that we slip closer and closer into the dystopian abyss every day, but that we do so despite being capable of so much better, and choosing, or having choice taken by the powerful, to wallow in the pain, fear and incarceration of a conscious decadence gone unchecked.
The rejection of hope, the perpetual pursuit of personal happiness, and the few others I call friends are more important in those times then I can possibly express.
"At the end of everything, hold on to anything."
- Mae Borowski
In the beginning there was peace, it glowed like a radiant sun throughout our once hopeful lands. I remember walking among trees of cathedralesque size, among grass that comforted your skin as you lie down into the fresh soil. There was so much we took for granted, it made the truth that much harder to bear. The skies darkened as towers of metal and wire, the light of our sun was blotted by shadow and replaced with irradecent boards of lies and false promise. The streets now barren, no creature that touched it truly living. The earth now steel and rivet, an unrecognizable feeling. The change even happened to us. Our bodies twisted and betrayed to better suit a predetermined purpose, our minds once hallowed and sacred now an insignificant statistic amongst the wires and halls of number and code. As I sit here now, permanently affixed to the walls of what was once a home, uncountable wires and pipes affixed and digging directly to the dead flesh of my rotting corpse in a vain attempt of preservation, I tell you now. Forge the machine a soul, let the world see the grass. And most importantly, do not forget the sound of the wind. The earth is meant to be shared by bolt and blood alike. Embrace and change the machine bit do not fear it. For fear will lead to the towers of shadow and smog you see before you now. Walk among the trees hand in hand and show the world's beauty to all who inhabit it.
This is what popped into my head as I listened, great work m8 and I hope every one of you guys know that there is always a light ahead you can make it.
This is just amazinggggg 🤌
Absolutely brilliant channel. Well selected, interesting, beautiful and thought-provoking array of tunes.
Wonderful music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
I truly love your content, makes me feel a little less lonely and more understood. Keep it up man, i wish you all the best!
these are like my dreams,these reminds me of feeling can't understand,so calm yet creepy and vivid.
The 4th image is an actual place in my city. It actually looks like this, full of hoardings and banner all over those buildings, narrow roads full of traffic, a large crowd of people walking here and there. However it doesn't seem that dark as shown here. It's just a poorly planned and unregulated place.
Where do you live?
@@lucksalves4976 hyderabad.. capital of telangana.. its a state in india..
the image just looks like it shouts "BUY STUFF" over and over again into the void
When I first heard of Godspeed You I thought it was some instrumental chamber band, but the first time I listened to Lift Your Skinny Fists, it blown me away. It made me stopped what I was doing and questioned my existence
This is gonna be so goood
totally agree
Wonderful music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
Çok haklısın yusuff
11:49
The sounds of gunshots overwhelming the city sounds. Just a few moments ago it was busy cars, now they're are stopped dead in their tracks. Paused, doors flung open, others running over eachothers corpses. It all happened so sudden, my mind raced. The screams of terror as others pushed to get out of the tunnel and onto the mainroad. I had always wanted to die, but now? I was running as fast as my feet could carry me. Suddenly I froze, others shoving my shoulders and chest to run by. But I kept myself there. My eyes flickering as hundreds of people ran forward, a child screaming on the side of a concrete wall pulling at her father's brown worksuit. An innocent soul to young to decide any choices, left with only a loved ones corpse. A switch went of and my brain, shoving through the crowd mindlessly. Keeping my eyes on the little girl screaming by her parents side. My arms tearing at peoples shirts to let me by, finally a foot away. Bending down as people flew past us, screaming overwhelming the child's soar ears. Pulling her to my chest, looking around at the hundreds of people before grabbing her hand. She tried to make me let go, all she wanted was her father. But he couldn't take care of her now. Finally being able to break the tension, I scooped her up. pushing my way into the crowd. What would happen next?..
I hope you like this! I just got a bit of creativity.
Really good stuff! Loved every word.
I loved it.
Merveilleux texte, je vous remercie de nous l'avoir partager.
Sir this is Wendy’s
I need more of this
This might be the best playlist ive heard
Reading Shatter Me while listening to this just feels so surreal and it really invests me in the book. It might be the same with lots of other Dystopia books, like some moments from The Hunger Games
I find it amazing how Spongebob has a lot of scenes similar to the images here. Spongebob especially the first seasons will often include real life harsh realities of modern life. Humour kids won't understand, but adults do.
I was always wondering if it’s true, seems like i’m not the only one to think our reality isn’t actually real.
(not related to the title.)
Great music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
All I can see these days is the matrix.
It is real and it is dystopian
@@kubli365 according to you it might be real and dystopian, but according to me i don't even think it is, because the level of cruelty doesn't even seem real now.
@@fortheloveofsanity_ Well I'm glad you're innocent enough to think that because it's going to get a whole lot worse. But at least it isn't "real".
Hopefully your experiences within this false reality won't be real either.
commenting so this channel may get the popularity it deserves but THAT video is a pure gem
thank you so so much for it
If any Filipino is in this playlist right now: I want to tell you guys to please continue and never give up standing up for what's right despite how extremely dystopian the idea of terrible history rewriting and repeating itself again; *Tumindig at hindi aatras!* I am one of the millions who has still been derailed ever since last Monday - over the news that the son of a late dictator, the one responsible for the greatest rob for a government is in high risk of ruling again.. And no, he is no different and is perhaps even worse.
I was really looking forward to mine and other's futures as the pandemic began to FINALLY settle down in the country after for so long, but I am embracing alongside this music the feat of dystopia that I might instead encounter ahead.
#lenikiko2022
why are you so scared that his son is in power? he probably doesn't agree with the dictatorial policies his father made, not to mention he's actually popular, unlike his father who got absolutely overthrown. in fact, your country isn't the only one which went through this process. a daughter of a south korean dictator came into power in 2013 (in south korea ofc), and there wasn't any suppression of democracy or free speech (although she was quite corrupt). you don't have to be so frightened, because relatives of a dictator can have different political views.
Nice to see a former American colony is getting that "freedom" that the imperial beast with a never ending hunger to grow is trying to spend has ended up doing to y'all
@@tomcatultimate doesn’t matter who they are, a person has every right to be frightened because every politician is the same, they’re the ones who created this dystopia we currently live in.
I dont understand the support exclusive to specific genders and races, because personally as a white male (not privileged thats a stereotype people dont adress, hell i dont even have heating rn) it feels like everyone matters but people like me. For example theres only two clubs i can do (esports and tutoring) because the rest are things like the latino club and the black union club.
for those wondering, the place shown from 19:57 to 32:09 is called aditya enclave in the city of hyderabad in India which is known for financial and accounting software training institutes
This music is a good representation of the current situation in Shanghai
@鬼いちゃんww You just love to be locked in your home and starved by your government don't you. Go be a good human and "resist your soul's desire for freedom".
title: realizing we're living in a dystopian reality
first image: restaurant in my country from a city named Łódź (eng. translate: Boat), which is jokingly called ,,our polish Detroit"
I'm not a doomer, but this playlist is nice. Thank you.
An unseemly blend of ignorance and tribalism.
@@michaelcarter4449 ?
@@michaelcarter4449 I don't know what you're referring to, but tribalism is a part of human nature. You're not going to prefer your neighbor's kids over your own, are you?
@Nambu Tōri Anyone who reads the times knows this road dead ends. It's ridiculous to fortify your ignorance by grouping up with other ignorant 'non-doomer' people, like a school of stupid fish. Its fucking stupid! AHHH I'm not from some rival clan because I'm being honest with myself. We're in the same boat.
@Nambu Tōri wow, I don't think you understood.
Music is the story we tell ourselves in our heads. Excellent upload.
Truth, goodness and beauty. Love, kindness, compassion, gratitude and all that is good. Never lose sight of them. Strive to look for them in the people and situations in your life and you will find them still present there, even everything around you is bleak and looks hopeless. So long as you are alive, there is always hope.
We can't help it as humans, we are attracted to what is good or at least what we perceive to be good, it is written in our very nature, good things attract us and we find them desirable. But we're imperfect and deliberately choose what is wrong at times. It just happens that sometimes, an average joe who chooses to do something wrong, may only affect a few people. But if someone or a group of people with immense authority, wealth and power choose to do what is wrong, it affects the lives of and causes suffering to millions. Goodness and truth remain a reality in spite of their wrong doing.
As we tend towards the good, is hard to be constantly wicked or evil, even the wicked want reprieve from their plotting and scheming and have people they love and are good and kind to. Goodness will prevail. Those who consider themselves all powerful and continue to choose to do what is wrong or evil only delude themselves. The thirst for complete dominance, power and control is a hunger that ends in self-destruction. Our universe is finite, even if it is very big, it has a beginning and an end. Same for us, we will all die and be forgotten with enough time. We have this one life to live, how will we choose to live it?
As individuals, we may not be able to change global events by ourselves, but the least we can do is to be kind and compassionate, show mercy to others by forgiving those who owe us or may have hurt or wronged us and by striving to love those in our immediate social circles and whomever else we may come across in our day.
Simply doing small actions with love - smiling at the cashier, thanking the security guard at work, washing the dishes cause you know your spouse is had a long day, listening to a friend who's hurting or simply saying something kind or compassionate - may brighten someone's day, lift a drooping spirit or comfort someone who's hurting.
In this way, a silent flame of love and goodness is silently passed on from the heart of one individual to the another, like a ripple in the water propagating outward silently. And hopefully, they go and pass it on to another person they meet. That's how we will change the world.
We want goodness and beauty because we are flawed imperfect beings.
That's why Heroes in fiction are very attractive to us.
We wish to be like them.
Oh Lord, I recognize the hotel from the picture! I used to see it everyday on my way to university/work. It's in Lódź (Poland) and the filter you used lends it even more of that special Lódź-ian vibe.
Listening to this while making ideas for my dystopian plot has helped me a lot atmosphere wise.
Romans never knew Rome was going to fall... until, one day, it did just that, and there was nothing anyone could do but watch
They were aware of their decline for decades, and they thought it was gonna fall in the 3rd century, but it didn’t. But yeah I get your point
The world in its current state would have made a likewise horrifying and unbelievable place to people from 50 years ago...
And it's getting worse by the day. Dystopia is our reality and the future will be even worse. It will take a long time to recover from this mess.
there is no recovery, the best we can do is see the beauty in our lives. to live for only our friends, our families, our communities, to live for others, lovers, and friends.
@@fugnutz4588 We can always persevere. It just takes more work to unscrew the mess, but it can be done.
I can assure you 100% that it wouldn't. There's equally as much "bad" as "good" in the world right now, compared to 50 years ago. Even more if compared to 100, 200 years.
there was one man who tried to prevent all of this , but we killed him .
Bullshit. Times may be rough now, but I'd rather kiss a donkey's ass than live eighty or fifty years ago, especially with the world wars.
your thoughts affect your reality. once the collective realizes it's power, then we can begin dreaming a better dream for us all. remember that real wealth never has and never will be measured by how much money a person has.
3:49 am. Im sitting in the balcony, watching half destroyed wooden house. Its been here since I been born. Trees already start to break through the roof, and I can see the rooms through broken windows. There is an old concrete house behind it. It has very small and cold rooms, because it was made in the years of great despair for places to live in. Even further I see some brick buildings with some rooms with lights on. I wonder why these people still awake and what are they thinking of. Between the wooden house and my home, there is an empty space. There was a house once. I remember, as a kid, i was watching people taking water there, while some kids were playing in the garden. Where are they now? Some guy bought that house just to destroy it and build something on that land. He never did so. There is some school to the right from the wooden house. Even still, when I wake up, I sometimes hear students play and laugh during their PE lesson. I dont know why, but this makes me happy. 4:14 am. Sun is rising. It is time to go sleep, there is work to be done.
Hey nobody thanks for making so good Playlist. I wish you all get to your goal. Good luck. 👍
Everyone brought out their side of marijuana and pessimist who ironically forgot to thank this channel
как раз сейчас читаю 451° по фаренгейту, спасибо за плэйлист
как приятно видеть здесь русскоязычных ^_^
Great music:ruclips.net/video/WM5vTaVFaJI/видео.html
@@hinahaha1319 не то слово)
Насколько подходит? К 1984, как уже писала, великолепно, особенно к 1 части
@@zhenruazero-three9511
[осторожно, спойлеры]
там когда погоня и начало войны, атмосфера похожая
I'm obsessed this channel. You have a really good music taste
you genuinely, genuinely dont know how much i love your entire channel and every single (yes every specific one) playlist you make. you capture the essence in its raw, yet pristine form. oh i cant even describe it. lots of love
This is what must be playing through my brother's head 24/7 bc whenever I ask him what he's going to do with his life he says something like, "You mean before we get nuked?" or "Depends on how long I live," or just plain out: "Well the world's gonna end soon, so..."
he's being far too optimistic, i'm afraid
@@powerbeard5653 😭😭 I'll tell him that
What about a “you’re high on mushrooms in the Viking age, the gods are everywhere” with the darkest most obscure Norse pieces?!🧐
OMG YES THE VİBE İS EXCATLY LİKE THAT
🤔🤔🤔
You never give up, that's good
@@DoctorPlaga94511 not until the message has been delivered
As a Norse pagan, I wholeheartedly love the idea.
Is it just me that uses this as a depression playlist... I just like to sit on my floor and cry to it.
man this mix is so good, Im learning sketching and it makes me focus
this puts me in trance full of compassion, amplyfying every single emotion and feeling, like my cells could cry and smile, but my mind remains calm and watches everything from behind.
This entire piece of audio/video artwork should have at least 100K hits. I personally believe this is one of your all time best playlists. It is so much more than that. An "in your face" call for change or maybe it is too late. I vacillate. I felt from a very young age I might live to see days such as we are currently living in. I hoped it would not be so yet here we are. All we can do is to love one another, be kind and try each day to do something positive for ourselves and others. Peace to all - everywhere.
Just discovering this channel now. Living in a dystopian reality.
when i listen to it i feel like I'm in another world, an amazing experience
You're not. You are in this world.
A dystopia.
This is so beautiful, very well-crafted playlist!
Ohhh myy the cover image is my neighbourhood. This place is the hub for IT courses for a cheap rate. I learnt few courses here. Awesome to see that my town got projected on the cover page of my Playlist.
Industrial, soletude, no happyness but souless people. It's like live in a world where every human had lost his faith in everything and now you are dropped here expacting to you to survive in it's souless world. Perfect play list to write something and to reflection.
We built a utopia... Or so it seemed to us... We came up with an ideal world and tried to achieve it, but we came to what we wanted to get away from. As we say in my country: "We wanted the best, but it turned out the same as always".
I’m currently reading the novel 1984 by George Orwell with this playlist playing and *it feels so surreal*
This is giving off Major Hidden Symbolism vibes. I'm here for it.
hidden? They're actually in plain sight each and everyday, the numbers its the numbers
I feel like this is more of a ‘deciding i live in a dystopian reality’ playlist.
I've had this as my background noise for something near two weeks now. It's such a wonderfully haunting playlist that isn't in-your-face distracting. Thanks so much!
This fits together so well I was surprised it wasn't one single album by the same band. Very well done. Love it!
A bird is in a cage, even though it has wings. And a cage is around the bird, even though it has a soul.
-The Logic of a Dystopia
-Gregory Thomas
Hyperorganisms are not bad, they are not evil, they can't think or feel, that's all.
It seems dystopian, but it was always what it meant to be. This was where we were going, without hesitation. We were destined from the start to create hyperorganisms. They do not feel, think nor care. They do what any other creature would do and evolve to do, they do whatever makes them bigger and stronger against competitors.
The superiority of hyperorganisms compared to superorganisms always both fascinated and terrified me. Indıviduals are nothing but dead atoms that form their bodies, no emotions, no thought, only mere particles that follow what rules were set for them. This realization of the existence of hyperorganisms made me question the very structure of cells and atoms that make up our body. In fact, we have literally no way to tell whether they are alive or not. We just mind our business without a care.
We wouldn't be able to tell if any hyperorganism would develop any kind of brain-like structure, and this terrifies me. Their rules are way beyond our comprehension. They wouldn't have sensory organs like eyes, they are not made of atoms but from people. We can always predict the currently existing hyperorganisms, but how long will it take until we no more can?
I have been disappointed by the population that I hear nothing about hyperorganisms, it is not even a real word yet. Nobody seems to realize companies and governments are living, breathing hyperorganisms. They are just a notch up from superorganisms which are just a colony of ants. People debate about theoretical physics where they can't even go out and step on mars yet and still ignore what is happening right where they live.
You won't read this, I just know.
You are nothing but a piece of mindless particle that makes up a real living creature that is not so different than a single bacteria. Your decisions are predictable in groups, in molecules you form. The connections you have are quantifiable and definable. Reactions you take place in can be formulated.
And you are no different than any other atom in structure, deal with it.
You will not google what an organism is, what a superorganism is, what a hyperorganism is. You will never check what is real. You will never consider this comment more than a minute. It is just the way laws of physics work. Our psychology is nothing different than chemistry for these hyperorganisms. They just don't have brains to create those formulas.
Google is alive. Meta is alive. Britain, Egypt, Turkey, Ireland, Australia, Japan, America, China, India, they are all LIVING creatures. Now, is it justified to hate them for just existing?
Is it justified to hate them for what natural selection made them to be?
Can I hate you...
because you are alive?
Interesting rant..
Beautifully said, we humans and other social organisms are mainly successful for our social and unification practices. Since the early remnants of our past ancestors natural selection wiped out the neanderthals. It wiped out the homie epthicatus, homo erectus and so on. Our species become the epitome of evolution due to the perfect circumstances. Be proud to be a homo sapien and accept your role as another mindless drone keeping the machine alive for it is our duty to uphold the hivemind and human subconscious. Human superiority ✊
31:53 that looks like India, when I lived there, all these hoarding and adverts just felt like normal now that you put it in a dystopian context I cant stop but imagine how dystopian it was to be surrounded by constant advert for companies
Its ironic that I got two 20 second unskipable ads right after clicking on this video ☠️
I'm a Filipino,,,that's enough reason for me to listen to this playlist because of the current political events (the son of an ousted dictator is currently winning the presidency). Praying, to the utmost sincerity I can achieve, that future may not what I fear it to be...
A study was recently put together to figure out just how much plastic has entered the human brain and lungs and to figure out the long term consequences of these penetrations of the blood brain barrier. The study in the end was canceled because they could not find a control group anywhere on the planet without a significant amount of plastic in their lungs and brain.
How'd it get into our brain?
@@Lisa_Clown its gets in your blood via mircroplastics in food and what we touch, and its small enough to penetrate our blood brain barrier
@@Lisa_Clown Majority sorts of plastic can't be recycled or disintegrated. They just keep getting smaller and smaller. Eventually they will be in a microscopic scale and able to enter our bodies
tw : childhood abuse & unstable mental health
man so basically i’ve been abused ever since my dad and mum split. they split when i was 2 months old… from all the yelling i was be seeing with my baby eyes. i don’t know how i thought it was normal just because what my dad told me was “when you’re 13 you get to choose who you live with” i surprisingly don’t have any universal experiences that many abused kids have, e.g the cps talk saying don’t tell them anything. mine was a more it when i’m getting dragged around the house he’ll shut the doors, windows and cover my mouth telling not to scream or else people will think i’m getting hurt. so in my head i thought it was normal and i was overreacting and being a bad child causing so much trouble for him. all while i was getting abused i started eating less to feel skinnier.
now that’s just the beginning of my life. i moved out of my dad’s house at the age of 13. i talked to kidshepline which started the process that took 9 months for me to fully move bit around 6 mounts to get out of my dad’s house and be moved into a foster carer’s. you might not say it was foster care because it was my dad’s biological father (he also has a step father) but it still counts. plus it felt like it because we were not close. i ended up getting emotionally abused and gaslit there. i just wanted to hurry up and move to my nan’s. i had many pain’s, all this abuse, and i had a very loved cat of mine called Jellybean. he still means the world to me and i’d do anything for him back if he’s still alive under my dad’s care. i got him when i was 13 and loved him so much he got me through nights where i felt like i couldn’t do it anymore.
so anyways i moved i’m turning 14 this month and i feel so empty. the system is corrupted. most of my stuff i couldn’t move because my dad wouldn’t give it to me. he stole heaps of my money. all my future savings that had enough for uni is gone. i feel like i’m going to drop out and my life is ruined. even if i left him he’s still stuck in my head tormenting me. the traumablock being lift and realising he not only emotionally and physically abused me but also, let’s put it in a way that a father should not love his daughter in such a way. he would ask me weird questions, touch me, stare at me when i was in the shower or sleeping. i haven’t told anybody about that part. cps hasn’t gotten in touch with me after saying they’ll try get back heaps of my stuff he stole, it’s been more than 4 months…
no child should grow up like this just to soon be in a world of injustice. im scared of men after being chased and harassed. keep in mind i’m still 13. all of this other stress is too much detail to go in.
the system is so corrupted that no matter what you do your actions will have been influenced by the government. you cannot escape their presence even if we fall into anarchy. this was bound to happen if we look into the animal kingdom with their behaviour and then include our way of thinking there was always going to be an oppressive hierarchy that won’t let you climb up if you experience any type of discrimination.
most of this is just rambling but this world is not something we can change and it’s a hard fact to bare with.
In front of my eyes, the image of a large room with golden walls and a domed roof appears blurry. I feel like I've just woken up from a faint or a very deep sleep, my eyes are so clouded and my thoughts are so dizzy. Yet, I find myself standing, perfectly capable of holding myself up, fully strong. I've never felt like this. The body pervaded with energy, the mind drained of all of it. I try to move, but my body stays motionless. The view becomes clearer and I notice that the room is occupied by thousands of people, whose bodies, pressed together, prevent anyone from moving. I've seen this place before. A hand meets mine and holds it; I gasp when I hear a whisper in my ear. “Ophelia.” I recognize this voice, I recognize this name. It's mine. I turn around and, suddenly, I remember everything.
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