The Fear Of Non-Existence.
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First like more real philosophy video I’ve posted lmk what yall think cause I usually just don’t post them
i liked it!
I thought it was great
Please post more of these
1000000/10 please do more of these
It’s really good im literally crying
the thumbnail and title scared the shit out of me Joe i wasnt expecting just a regular reaction vid 😭
me too omg
Same I was like wtf
fr bro. I was like “Is joe ok?..”
@@00d.i.anaaaaa same dude
I swear 😭😭
It’s normal to fear death, whatever anyone may think or believe we should cherish our moments on earth
why would people fear death if heaven is there true home
@@jxreerbecause not everyone believes in god?
@@jxreer nobody knows heaven is what happens though. most religions explanations are easily thought about by humans, like "oh ur just gonna come back" or "its gonna be perfect" which to most people is not a good enough explanation that a higher power could give. also why would a god who loves so much let us live in fear and have so much pain? theres so many questions but so little answers which is why its hard to believe, even if there may be one true religion.
@@d3longenobody knows if nothing is the only end
@@jxreerbecause that shits a fairytale 0 proof
When joe said, "Every second you are getting closer to death." Bruh that made me pause and sit and think for like 2 minutes
You wasted those two minutes contemplating and got closer to death buddy.
Me too I always think about death but also just now I feared it for a split minute that one day it'll come to an end and if I think about how fast time goes by I fear it even worse now
being born is being busy dying
That’s a basic thought though
I sat for a second to think on my beliefs on the topic of life and death after he said that. I’ve come to the conclusion that life isn’t something to live through but something to experience. And the purpose of living to make it what you want. Your purpose in life in what you desire not because you were destined for something or
other. Because you did what you wanted.
PHILOSOPHY JOE IS MY FAVORITE JOE
My favorite joe is angy joe, joe when his skin turns blood red and he starts getting triggered so fast
My second favourite Joe @@IxJK_
Everyone jokes about Joe but holy shit his philosophical thoughts are interesting, and very, almost shockingly relatable. Joe makes philosophical content so easy to understand and relatable, and he makes it very entertaining as well.
I have a story I feel like sort of relates to this
A few months ago, in the beginning of April, I attempted suicide by overdose. When researching what would happen and when, I was told that I wouldn't die for 3-5 days. Despite that, the next morning I woke up feeling like I could die any second- because I knew for sure with how much I took that I would die. In my panic my feelings flipped completely; I suddenly wanted to live and I regretted it so horribly. I just wrote a poem about my experience and changes of feelings because this video inspired me, and the last line feels so important.
"There is no state of panic that can match the feeling of knowing you’re about to die."
Knowing that everything I've ever known was about to come to an end and I was going to find out the scary unknown of whatever happens after death is terrifying. This is the best way I can describe the panic I felt that changed my mind. Even through the most painful, incapacitating stomach pains in my whole life as my liver was about to shut down, I was finally grateful to be alive. A near-death experience like mine really is life changing. My entire outlook on life has flipped around because of how horrifying the feeling before death is.
Sorry that I don't know which parts to exclude to shorten this; it all felt important. Hope this is meaningful to somebody. Things can get better.
Im glad you didnt do it I had a friend a while back that did I just wish he would have thought the same and didnt end up doing it
Reminds of this great poem fromt the show Bojack Horsman that really changed my perspective on suicides attempts.
"The weak breeze whispers nothing.
The waters scream sublime.
His feet shift teeter-totter.
Deep breath, stand back.
It's time.
Toe's untouch the overpass.
Soon he's water bound.
Eyes locked shut.
But peak to see the view from Halfway Down".
"A little wind.
A Summers sun.
River rich and regal.
A flood of fond endorphins.
Brings a calm that knows no equal.
You're flying now".
"You see things much more clear than from the ground.
It's all okay, it would be.
Were you not now Halfway Down.
Thrash to break from gravity.
What now could slow the drop?
All I'd give for toes to touch the safety back at top".
"But this is it, the deed is done.
Silence drowns the sound.
Before I leaped I should've seen.
The View From Halfway Down".
@@FiSt_07thats what i thought as well
"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it" - Mark Twain
thats actually a very nice way to think about things
That quote makes absolutely no sense I get what he was trying to say but using the word dead for before you were born make him sounds dumb
I to understand the message this quote is trying to convey but I hate it because it disregards a living creature's will & desire to continue living on.
A lifeless object would not care if it was alive or dead because it has no objectives, no will of its own, no consciousness. It exist merely as a prop of the universe. A living creature, after experiencing life, will do what it can to stay alive, at least for as long as it takes to produce more of itself. I assume this desire to live becomes even stronger the more consciously aware the living being, seeing as we think about it on occasion without necessarily being in immediate danger.
As a conscious, living being, I do not wish to return to a state of lifelessness, as I have experienced what being alive is & have been spoiled by what it means to be a collection of lifeless objects, taking control of the way I interact with the universe around me.
This subject started getting to me when my mom approached 70. She's going to be 72 in November. It was one of the things I talked to my then new girlfriend about in 2019 when we first met. Little did I know, less than 5 years later I'd lose her to heart failure after an almost 3 month battle in a Boston hospital. She didn't know she was going to die until only less than 2 weeks beforehand... the entire rest of her hospital stay, the cardio team was absolutely planning on her going home. Her heart just gave up at the last minute, and she, only turning 33 a week before death, had to come to grips with the reality of non-existence. She took it in stride, she was a bit scared at first, understandably, but accepted it. She even pulled her own "plug". told the docs to pull her heart meds. That's where I sat next to her for 3 days and had to say goodbye to the love of my life as I watched her heart give up on her. It was the most heartbreaking thing I'll ever go through. That being said, it makes me not just fear not existing anymore, and wonder where my Ally is... but appreciate every moment I'm alive from now on, even though it's been incredibly painful going on without her. Being together over 70 years... that makes it seem unimaginable to lose that soulmate... but Ally was the only real love I've ever had after many in my 35 years. I'd give anything to be able to grow old with her, even if it meant losing her someday. That someday came WAY too soon, and in a way that hurts even more, not knowing what could have been. When you find your love, you find them, and I wonder how I'll feel in a few decades, because I know I'll still be thinking of her. Growing old together, it means less time for one of you to live without the other. When they're taken young, you have to live almost a lifetime without them. Which is worse? Losing someone you connected with for decades? Or losing someone you fell in love with, and have to live without for decades? No one will ever know the answer to that I think.
damn dude, even reading this was heartbreaking, I can't imagine. i am so sorry for your loss and I hope you're doing well
not readin allat lowkey
@@DreepKeed kid keep your comments to yourself, people are sharing their experiences for others to relate or support.
@@conornichols3939 I'm doing well personally, but emotionally it may as well be as if it happened yesterday. I still cry almost every day thinking about her(not trying to be depressing, just giving an honest update). It makes me really reflect on life though, and how this experience isn't even close to the suffering that so many others have endured. Makes me seriously doubt there's an all loving and all powerful god. How could they allow such suffering if they have the power to do whatever they want, and are doing it for the better good of the world!?
Don't worry man, even though she's gone I'm sure you still find her energy everywhere peeking at you
there is no need to fear death since when you are here death is not and when death is here you are not
That shit made me think for a sec
Death is nothing to us. When we exist, death is not; and when death exists, we are not. All sensation and consciousness ends with death and therefore in death there is neither pleasure nor pain. The fear of death arises from the belief that in death, there is awareness.
- Epicurus
Had a seizure reading this
You can very much fear death until it occurs, but when it occurs you won't know that you have. Unless it's unfortunately a slow death then you kinda have a minimal amount of time to think about it before it happens
aint gon lie to you that shit gave me goosebumps
This in fact might be my biggest fear. I don’t know how to cope with what happens at the end of our journey. It basically just brings me to tears to ever even try to think about it.
Mine too, but its best to cherish life before its too late, always being on edge about life and death will soon end in you not having the life you wanted, but yes we all will die, we all live, we all feel, we all love, so focus on the good parts and not on whats to come.
Try to discover what you think may beyond death. For me I’m at peace I’ll be with Jesus and that’s a wonderful and peaceful feeling.
@@chayafranklin481 im an atheist, but i respect all religions, may god be with you.
Hey man thank you it means alot to see ppl going through what im going through🙏 man its so hard to talk about it
i have full blown panic attacks when talking or thinking about me dying so i get it
Edit* I put something at the bottom, press read more :)
I've had this fear since I was 8 years old, when I first started to understand what life is. Every single night before I go to bed, I shake in my bed because I know i'm going to die. I spend roughly 6 hours a day, thinking about death. It hurts me, and causes me so much pain and anxiety. I don't want to stop being able to experience kissing, or hugging, or seeing smiles on the faces of people, experiencing hardship, overcoming challenge, meeting new people, going to new places. I hate thinking about it, but it's all I can think about.
I know i'm only 19 years old, and I have plenty of life left, but man, I feel like i'm just counting down my days. It brought me comfort knowing that someone my age feels the same way, so I appreciate you for that Joe. Everywhere I go, I look at old people, and I think, damn. That's going to be me. And when I get to that point, I can't go back. I can't un-age myself. I think about the eventual passing of my parents, thinking about the eventual void that they will be in when they pass, and virtually everything I love. I hope there's a God, but everything in my head points to that not being true, and that scares me so bad.
11:20 really stuck with me. I tell everyone all the time that I feel this. And it feels like nobody understands it. I tell them that I'm essentially projecting my own fears onto someone else's fate, and I feel such an incredible amount of dread thinking about it. This was a really dark message, but ultimately I'm appreciative that I found someone else that feels the same way.
Sorry for the long comment 😭Just had to say it
Edit: I had no idea this many people related to this fear. The amount of people replying and leaving their words of support has really helped calm me down. The overall fear hasn't left, but I feel less alone, so thank you guys ♥
Man just clicking on this video made me nervous. fuck
@@s_shake The same thing happens to me, we just have to cherish every moment we have. Life is a gift. And ik its tough but I just try to find the good things. Stay strong
im scared too, i just hope one day we can come to terms with it. my grandma told me, when you’ve lived a full life, and you’re an elder, you feel ready. i hope she’s right.
i relate to you
god i dont care
I thought I was the only one who frequently thought about this stuff. This really gives me an indescribable feeling of purpose, especially since it’s coming from someone I look up to. What you said in this video is really life changing, thanks Joe.
My fear of death is because we don't truly know what happens. There might be an afterlife, we might be reborn, or there truly could be nothing for all of eternity. The latter is the one I fear the most, because I still want to be able to experience life after death, meet loved one who have passed, or to be able to experience life once again with a new outlook.
It's pretty generic and probably doesn't make any sense, but I felt it fit with the subject of the video.
Just gotta have Faith in Jesus man i know it’s scary but live life to the fullest and Just pray pray pray 🙏
@@bradenjenkins091 I really do try to believe in jesus but it genuinely doesn’t make sense to me how something can just be created. Like if jesus was made by god, who made god? Like is that a stupid question or is it not because it genuinely confuses me.
just gotta have faith and read the bible god created everything in 6 days
@@harvey379real
@@bradenjenkins091But who created god?
I think the best way to think about it, in my opinion, is that when you die, you just go wherever you believe you will go. I think that it's better to think that if your not apart of a specific religeon or something that you should still experience your version of nirvana.
And i should live every day in my nirvana and before I leave thank you man🙂🙏🏼
whenever joe does philosophy streams it sounds like he's about to cry
Never stop making philosophy videos Joe , they're the only thing that helps me cope with the fear of dying , and the reason of existence. Knowing im not alone with these thoughts
Look into Christ 🎉 ✝️😎
Honestly bro, I don't think i've ever related to a video as much as this in my entire life. I'm currently 19 and I've thought death from as early as I can remember. As I'm getting older, I'm truly realising that my days are numbered, which is a very scary realisation to come to. The more I think about it though, the more I realise that my days being numbered gives life more meaning. I used to think about life like a ticking time bomb, but now I think about life as something to cherish, to enjoy each and every day like it's your last :)
I honestly love when Joe talks about deep topics, it's these little videos that make me appreciate him even more than I already do. It's a rewarding feeling to have similar thoughts as a person I look up to a lot.
I always thought I recently started freaking about death but any time I bring it up my dad says I’ve always talked like this. I’m still extremely young and have nothing to lose but the fact that one day my grandparents will die, my parents will die, my idols will die, my pets will die, and I will die haunts me. Thank you Joe, I will always love your videos.
Watching this made me think about how people can genuinely die from heartbreak. When couples who have been married for decades lose the other, they grieve so heavily that they can suffer from a heart attack days, weeks, even months later. It's a depressing thing to think about, but losing your other half obviously has physical effects on you and your own health :(
Yep there’s actually a name for it- broken heart syndrome
The thing I don't get is why we humans are so aware of death, it almost feels like a flaw, like a piece is missing, everytime I think about death I can't think of it for too long because my mind blocks it out and I keep on living, going to school, doing normal everyday things. You can't live a fulfilling life if you keep thinking of the end
Because it drives us to survive. Without it, we wouldn’t continue to survive and reproduce in great numbers. It’s basic evolution.
The amount I relate to what you said in this video about the fear of dying and the nothingness that follows is insane. I’m so glad to hear someone else say it out loud. It’s honestly more comforting
i really love these type of videos - even if some chatters don’t exactly care for philosophy or really think this deeply - but i have such familiar ideas and thoughts as joe and it surprises me. i’m glad i can watch him discuss things i strongly agree with because most people my age can’t take things seriously anymore.
so i really appreciate these videos.
and the acknowledgment to the ‘womp womp’ movement or whatever was also so like satisfying because sometimes i can’t even stand to look at the chat whenever something relatively sad happens because there’s always some idiot who wants to be funny. anyways, thanks joe for being the best youtuber/streamer and just understanding simple concepts that are apparently hard to get a grasp on now. 💪
I am genuinely perplexed by the "womp womp" nonsense and the growing inability to have deep, philosophical thoughts and conversations. Across the spectrum of time, it wasn't that long ago that such conversations were held in pubs and cafes, among scholars and commoners alike.
I’m 18. The belief of nothing after death is really eating at me. I personally don’t believe in anything after death, I just don’t, I’ve gone through many paths of thought, and as of now that’s where I’m at.
My dad died at the age of 52 in a motorcycle accident. He was the healthiest person I knew. And just one wrong turn, and he was gone.
Listening to everyone around me, them talking about where he might be now. And there I am, just thinking that the person that was my father no longer exists in any capacity.
Yet, I still can’t push myself to belief in something after death. I’m curious how others handle such a thing? I’d say I’m handling it decently, I’m trying to figure out what I wanna do to establish my permanence.
same I'm also 18, but I can't stop thinking about it, having people die around you makes you think about it way more often
Listen man, it’s your mind, your body, etc. You can do anything you want and believe in anything you want. I get that it’s hard to believe something more on the supernatural side, however there is one thing I have to say. I personally, accept Jesus Christ as my lord and savior. If you didn’t know, what he did for me, you, and ALL of us, he died on the cross, then defeated death and sin, and he rose again 3 days later and took all the pain and suffering so that way if we put our hope and faith into him, we would have eternal life. Jesus loves you more than you will ever know. He has changed my life for the better. It is so comforting knowing that he is here with me at all times and he cares about me. I want you to feel the same way, and Jesus definitely wants that too. Like I added before , I completely respect your beliefs in what ever you want to do. I care for everyone and want everyone to accept Jesus Christ. God loved us so much that he gave his only begotten son to die on the cross for us. We are all sinners, however Jesus was not a sinner. We will all sin sometime and that’s why it’s good to ask for forgiveness. Here’s the thing getting to heaven is not through good works, however accepting Christ, and believing in him comes with trying not to live in a life of sin, although it’s not possible because we are not perfect. I really want you to feel the same way I do about our creator. He loves you so much, and I promise you that. In Jesus name I ask that you keep an open mind to this. If you did read all of this, I want to thank you for taking the time to do so😊Just remember what Jesus did for all of us and have a blessed day❤️
You’re 18 kid, keep thinking
Jesus christ. That's how we defeat death.
You’re free to think that, but it doesn’t mean his teachings were the truth. If they were the obvious truth, the majority of the world would believe in it.
@manicArt123 it's not desirable to be Christian therefore the whole world isn't. Bc it comes with bring persecuted,mocked, killed, all this bc we trust in what good from God other them our own desires. Don't speak like u know anything about Jesus u clearly do not.
Please make another video like this Joe. This was so comforting to watch. I struggle with this idea every day and this honestly helped a bit.
I am not afraid of death because of my beliefs, but I do agree that seeing your loved ones pass is probably the most painfull experience i’ve ever felt. We must always cherish the ones we love.
im not scared of death itself i’m scared of not living im scared of what happens after i die.
undertsand man
What happens after you die is simply that you stop living🤷♂️ it’s hard to imagine. You won’t experience death because you die than there’s nothing.
@@Gingerboi101well depends on religion and as someone whos questioning and genuinely confused i have no idea
This. Im always up at night, always thinking, about where would I go after I die? It’s so stressful thinking about religions and everything. Whenever I think of Christianity, I get scared, frightened, about the fact that hell is a place and it is possible you can end up there for eternity. It still scares me. And the other belief that there is simply nothing after death also scares me. Im still young. I haven’t even finished school yet. But this haunts me. And even for my age, thinking about this and how it is effecting me hurts so much. I want to live life to the fullest. But how can I when all I think about is how much my life is being shortened by these negative thoughts and the topic of death
@@AL1V1A0 omg fr like k have no idea how to control it or like calm down and i’m super young too
the most comforting thing about death is that the human mind is incapable of processing and understanding things like infinity and non-existence. It's why you can't even begin to imagine how big space is, it is impossible. So why worry about something that i can't control and am going to worry about no matter what. I would rather enjoy my moments than worry about something that i literally can't understand.
i love it when joe does these kinds of philosophy videos, they are very entertaining to watch!
Watching this while fried was a journey😭😭
This is the type of content that I think should be promoted more than any other because it truly just helps sharing opinions and view points on such a mutual topic like death since every single one of us and every single one of the ones after us and so on will eventually “experience” it please continue working hard Joe and keep posting w content like this
I've accepted death and that life ends when it ends, the only part that scares me is dying in a way where you're gonna die and you can't do anything about it like drowning or getting stuck somewhere and just having to wait for death
that’s the scariest part of death
this was such a great video. i would love more stuff like this. watching and hearing other people talk about the experience of being alive and the fear of it meaning nothing after death is comforting. ive been in a rough place and this video made me really appreciate my life right now; even at it’s worst. it made me feel to be more mindful and appreciative of just having the privilege to experience living in physical form, good or bad.
Change terrifies me more than death.
I’m not religious, and I don’t cling to any particular beliefs. To me, death feels like the unknown-a vast, quiet nothingness. Yet, sometimes, I can’t help but revisit the innocence of childhood, where I once imagined death would lead me to my own little world, a place just for me. But now, as I stand here in the present, it's not death itself that haunts me-it's change.
The first time I truly feared death was when I lost someone close to me. But in that loss, it wasn’t just death that frightened me. It was the realization that life itself was shifting, transforming in ways I couldn’t control. We live believing that things will stay the same forever, wrapped safely inside our little bubble of familiarity. Everything feels like it will be okay, like time will always be on our side. But then, without warning, life changes. People grow older. The familiar spaces of childhood fade into something new-your room, once a sanctuary of innocence, becomes a workspace for the future you didn’t ask to rush toward. And suddenly, you see how short the time really is.
I’m only 16, but even turning 12 made me realize just how much change terrifies me. The idea that everything I know and hold dear will inevitably transform-it's overwhelming. Death, for all its mystery, feels almost easier to confront. I want to believe that there’s something waiting beyond, but as someone agnostic, I’m left with uncertainty. With so many religions and beliefs, it’s hard to know where to place my trust. I’m left standing in the middle, unsure of what to hold on to, hoping to find answers in a world that never stops changing.
I know change is nature and everyone goes through it differently, but its something I havent coped well with for a long time.
(now of course if its a life or death situation Im going to fear being killed, but you get my point)
I can relate 100% Change is completely normal but It's something that is still unsettled with me.
Im an atheist so I dont know what to expect when death hits, but I can agree I wish things would stay the same forever even though after a while It might get boring, but then you look back on what you didnt want to change, whether it be loosing a parent or a kid, loosing a loved one or a pet, failing an exam, failing your career.
Or even loosing childhood.
Its something not alot of people are ready to cope with, and with you being still so young, all I can say is to keep going man, I can understand it might be hard, but you have to push
Always entertained by your content, it's awesome!
i know people always say that whatever happens when you die wont matter because you will be dead, just nothingness. but that nothingness is what scares me the most, and i dont think i can ever come to terms with being nothing in nothing. no source of time, being, or anything. it scares me everytime i think about it knowing that there is no way to stop it.
We will find a way to stop it or make it slower I Believe
Dude I found this video like 2 months ago and ever since it has made me really appreciate old people even more. I absoletely love this man it's sad he's gone now. I may not have known who he was but he was surely a brilliant man.
What if we just wake up from a simulaton when we die and some guy looks over at you and says, "80 Years?! Thats the new highscore!"
Simulation*
Rick & Morty-pilled
i would prefer that
But then how would we die after that?
God please no cuz that means every time i beat my shi it was shown or documented
Death is like the same question of asking what a blind guy sees: Nothing, so I think death is just being blind and feeling nothing and hearing nothing so everything that is normal just is turning into nothingness
no, you won’t experience nothing… you won’t be. You quite literally won’t experience anything or be able to understand that your experiencing anything
Idk how y'all are so sure, it's ridiculous lol. How do you know you won't feel anything or remember your life or think?
i relate to this so much. i always think about "how does society function? do people really not question "why do we all decide to get up every day and go to work?"
my parents do not question a thing. they do everything they do because "thats just what you do."
and if they do question it all, they cling onto the bible. religion is an easy, comforting answer.
when i was maybe 8 i spoke to my friend on the bus on the way back to school after a field trip
i said "do you ever think about the fact that this is all here" why do we exist? why does anything even anything at all? we could just as easily not exist, we are a blip in oblivion.
i continued to think about how people pour so much time and energy to achieve things that only have manmade value. my mom spoke to me about how she felt she had not done anything with her life since her coworker had 2 more college degrees than her. I told her that those are achievments with manmade value. they do not matter. except, they do to some people. because if nothing matters then we must create our own meaning right? this is why people decide to get up every day and go to work. this is why people do what they do and keep a bible on them so that if they do question it all, their answer is just a hand reach away.
Yeah I fwt. My great grandma just passed away last year from Alzheimer’s on top of other things. A couple months before she passed my great grandpa passed from brain cancer. My great grandma felt like it was her fault for some reason and just gave up. It was easily the saddest experience I’ve had. Just watching someone you love wither away with nothing you could do about it. She ended up living with us for a few months so we got to make good memories before she passed. I’m also a Christian so I believe in heaven and that is definitely more comforting at certain times. But it’s still sad knowing that something like that could happen in the blink of an eye. My dad likes the saying tomorrows never promised, and it definitely is something to keep in mind as you’re going throughout your day.
Sorry for the essay I posted this video just reminded me of that so I figured I’d share lol. Keep up the good work Joe! Love the vids. 🔥
Very sorry for your loss man.
9:48 Anybody else notice he has his straw upside down 💀
Thia is my favorite video you have ever made joe. Its nice to hear other people talk about things that you think about daily but feel scared to bring up in a normal light-hearted conversation.
W vids Joe! When I'm bored or stressed I always check out your videos. Also love the horror games keep it up.
Death is a really scary thing that we all have to experience eventually, and for a very long time I personally have feared death and quite frankly I still do, but what could I possibly do about? That’s why I truly believe you should make sure you truly content with life before you take your final breath.
10:59 i feel like that comforts me too
We are scared of death, and we probably will be until the day we finally pass. The day it happens, the moment we lose consciousness, there isn’t any fear to be felt, not because it’s not scary, but because nothing will exist. That’s ironically what is scary is nothing, but when there is nothing we aren’t anything at all.
video essay ahh thumbnail
Wasn’t funny
I don't normally fear death but at some points in my life I tend to do, I always fear death for the people I care about and love but it's just so weird to think about it, like I can't comprehend the fact that there's nothing after death it's scary to me. nobody wants to be forgotten but you can't stop that from happening and you can't stop death
up until i was maybe 10 years old, every time i thought of death i'd have a literal existential crisis & break down for hours. then something just snapped & i didnt care, like, dude, i was still a kid with like 60/70 years left in me. live it being happy, don't live it in constant fear.
I want to think this way, and most of the time I do, but I just fear that once those 60/70 years are up, that's it. There's no going back, there's no not being ready. You're getting strapped in for the most terrifying rollercoaster of your life and there's no way out.
@@palm.tree16Exactly what I'm saying man. I can look at it in a good way that I most likely have many years left in my life and should live them joyfully, but there's also always the chance that it ends at anytime. Things happen🤷
This video is a existential crisis
I wish cliffe knechtle could explain to Joe everything he would want to know about Christianity.
Yeah Cliffe is the goat.
Amen bro
Yes or Bishop Mar Mari
Creationism truly is the way🙏🙏❤❤We christians love completely disregarding all present evidence agains it😇😇AMEN
@@mixsiskindacool9876hi i’m a little kid but i need help getting closer with christianity i have a open mind so i hear people say all their opinions and it confuses me and i know i believe jesus is god but yet i have that slight tiny doubt in me which i don’t want and it’s the fear idk how to overcome it and get closer to god
It's very comforting when somebody you love dies is a crazy line even if taking out of context
I’m about to get so real right now: I thought about what is after death the other day. Generally, I think about death all the time, even before I reach the age of 70, just because life is short. Life and death are complicated concepts. We think life is just living, and death is just dying, but we don’t know what life brings or death. It’s valid to stress about death and to think about it naturally because we are mortal, and we witness/realize it exists. I’m glad I saw this video. I wish I could sit in aboodcast and talk about so many things 😭
This was a wonderful thing to watch, and if your comfortable id really like to see more of this kind of content. Its really insightful to see one of my favorite creators get so personal with their viewers. Thanks for that.
Hey it’s me Craig Boone, just wanted to thank you for your service at hoover dam pvt. Joe Bartolozzi I was a sniper watching your back when y’all attacked Caesars legion, 1st recon the last thing you’ll never see.
what?
@@chez6011 don’t you know about Hoover dam, my friends brother died at the first battle of Hoover dam, and all of the New California Republic waiting for the next one, a lot of people are leaving the new Vegas strip, I’m surprised you don’t know about our history, it’s the year 2281 you should study the history of the NCR, it pains me to not understand what i did the friends I lost I sit in a blazing hot dinosaur statue while protecting people and all you do is spend your money gambling at New Vegas, that is all.
Joe I've been struggling with this fear my whole life, and hearing you put my thoughts and dread into words makes me feel a lot less alone, I turn 21 this year, I'm 5 years into a relationship with my middle school best friend, and she is pregnant, I love her so much and I'm so excited to meet our son, but god am I scared, these 5 years have flown by like nothing, I've been battling depression and obesity and I have nothing to show for it, and now I'm going to be a father, I'm terrified that I'll blink and my son will be my age, and I'll be older, with bags under my eyes and graying hair, just as depressed, just as fat, and with a son just like me.
I'm sorry for the rant, I've had a rough year.
Death isn’t something we should fear but we instead embrace and cherish our time with loved ones, friends, etc.
Day 4 of trying to get 10k subscribers by replying to comments.🎉😅
Remind me of a bible quote "If they dig into Sheol (the grave),
from there shall my hand take them"
So, I liked this video, it touched on a lot of things I personally relate to with topics like the fear of death and nonexistence as said in the title. I won't pretend to even remotely have it figured out or act like I know how I want to view it, whenever the topic comes up in my mind I try to immediately avoid it because well i'm young and don't want to acknowledge just how quick everything for me can end. but this video was a little different and I think that could be in part to having it talked about by a creator I like and frequently watch, and seeing that despite the kinda upbeat obnoxious yet grounded in reality type of character talk a bit about his views on the same type of thing helps make it easier to think about rather than "why is nobody else thinking this". Overall, I really liked this video as with the rest and would be interested in seeing more like it, keep up in making the good content you usually do!!
I thought i was the only one who thought like this, I’m from a small town surrounded by a lot of narrow minded people. Everything you said is word for word how i feel.
same, i wanna get out
You expressed a lot of the same things that I feel. If nothing else, I appreciate hearing that other people feel the same things, so I don't feel crazy in my own head thinking about it.
Definitely
the thumbnail actually looks so good
I saw this video at 2 in the morning at my uncle’s vacation house. Death has always scared me and I’ve never felt comfort with it. This video has changed my view of religion completely and in the morning I’m going to talk with a friend about death in Christianity. All of this is to say if u don’t fear death u should but your time on this earth doesn’t need to revolve around fearing death, rather should be appreciating all the time u have and the people u have with it. Be kinder to ur fellow man, because we all sadly enough end up in the same place.
Fire thumbnail 🔥 you should do this for newer videos
the best way someone has explained death to me is”think of the time of before you were born, you cant can you? that’s what death would be like”
JOEY JOEY JOEY
I am agnostic, and the fact that I will never truly know what happens after death immensely frustrates me. I lean towards Buddhism and I think I believe in some sort of reincarnation, but as Joe said, I think a Buddhist who has reached nirvana is one of the few that would be completely comfortable with death. Part of me believes we are living to find out what happens after death. Living to die, essentially. But my physical mind and body will never know what happens after death, because even if my soul lives on, MYSELF, my brain, the body that is typing this, will be gone. I want nothing more than to be comfortable with death, but I think the reason I fear death is because there’s so many possibilities as to what could happen after. And for life, for existence, for my own being to end? What would an afterlife feel like? What would nirvana feel like? Would I long to live my life as I currently am, existing, sitting on my couch? I really do want to be in eternal peace, with my lord, whoever or whatever it may be, if there is a lord, however I also do not want my life and existence on earth to end. Also the fact that 100 years from now, I will be entirely forgotten is absolutely terrifying.
Sorry if this is kind of all over the place. I hope there’s at least one person out there that sees what I mean and agrees.
Really look into Christianity. It will not remove your fear of death but come to terms with that fear for anyone who doesn't fear death is deluding themself. Death is scary, but Jesus can make it not the end
Just looking at the thumbnail this boutta be fire🔥🔥🔥
Hey Joe I personally think why I am scared of death is just mainly the fact of knowing that everything I am now experiencing, everyone who makes up our world today is all going to be gone and although this isn’t so much the topic of just my death but knowing that me dying is so irrelevant in comparison to the fact that the society that I am currently living will also be forgotten along with me
Joe Jesus loves you bro and so do I and I know that it’s difficult to understand how the Christian community feels. But take a chance.❤️
I don’t know why you people want to believe so bad that he is gonna convert to Christianity. He also explicitly said in the video that he is learning more about different religions, and he’s already not satisfied with a lot of the explanations that religions (besides religions like Buddhism, which he is looking into at the moment) have given for everything. I assume this would include Christianity, because it’s one of the largest religions so I’m sure he already knew a lot about it, and learned a bit more before moving on to find a religion that better fits him.
My first tattoo is going to be” life is only precious because it ends “ I’ve thought so much about what it should be an how opened my eye when he read it off.
Joe has a joker cosplay In his last stream
My grandma is 75 and lost her husband over 10 years ago. And I ask her, what do you do all day? And it's just sad, she has no one to talk to and nothing to do during the day. I am talking more with her recently because I don't want to regret not talking to her
God is real, God is love, God loves you, God loves me. and because of that he died for me. GOD BLESS YOU
Amen brotha jesus bless you
4:27 Joe when you talk about the nothing it reminds me of the video “sleep is just death but shy” because when you sleep theres nothing but of course you don’t die or you still have dreams. Its like experiencing death without actually dying, if you wake up.
I love the way Joe rubs it before putting it in 😔🐺🐺🔥
tf
That is wild
The reason I'm not scared of death is becasue I belive their will be no pain. If you think about when you first gained conciousness, when you first gained the ability to remeber you were probably around the age of 4 or 5, but then if you think ot before that you remember nothing and you also felt nothing, you didn't feel pain you were just kind of waiting to be existing. I think that this is not the only life that we all have all lived, its the only one that we are remebering. I think to myself why am I remebring this life, this moment and maybe I am dead already and this is just me going through my memories whilist I was alive. Maybe when we die it would be like a dream, it feels like a second then maybe we will be born into a new life, a new universe or maybe even something else that we don't know of in this life.
rest in peace joe❤ glad you still had drafts to upload
It's weird to see joe be sad because he is the person who makes you laugh and say some of the most funniest things I could ever think of. But for the first time, I think he shared some deep stuff, and he didn't make fun of any of it. Love your kids man keep it up❤❤❤❤
You're a star, keep shining bright!
as someone who’s had many near death experiences; when you’re in that “this is it” moment at least for me i’m always super calm and almost just accepting the outcome. now obviously i’ve never died so idk how it is right as you’re dying but being on the edge plenty of times definitely gives me an idea of what dying would be like for me and i think it’d be calm and an acceptance that i can’t do anything to stop what’s going to happen
Bro doesn’t believe in heaven
Ya nether do I
lot of ppl dont
I’m glad that I do, as it makes me less afraid of death. Like if you’re Christian you believe that there isn’t nothingness after death, but eternal happiness and life. So being Christian makes me less scared.
@@JunkMeister.it’s not supposed to make u less scared of death. I’m Christian
@@yohbdeadgrave I’m saying it personally makes me worry about it less because I know that there’s something after death
I genuinely appreciate this video, its a really scary and edgy topic to be on and the fact we can all talk about it and relate to it because its all gonna happen to us one day, makes it alot easier to handle.
22:04 im dying🤣🤣🤣🤣
please post more of these. one of my favorite songs lyrics comes into my mind it’s parabola by tool. the lyric: “Twirling 'round with this familiar parable
Spinning, weaving 'round each new experience
Recognize this as a holy gift and
Celebrate this chance to be alive and breathing
A chance to be alive and breathing.
This body holding me reminds me of my own mortality
Embrace this moment, remember
We are eternal, all this pain is an illusion” this is beautiful to me. i have struggled with many issues in my life and i know a lot of people have but this is just proof to keep going. one day one hour one second at a time. i do believe in something of an afterlife but i have strayed away from being raised as a devout catholic as i just couldn’t deal with some things being taught. being taught to put loads of shame upon yourself if you aren’t perfect or holy enough. and i’m somewhat in between religions as well. i will likely stay christian but i truly think that people shouldn’t have to subscribe to a religion to believe in god. why can’t we have our own thoughts and beliefs and feelings? just remember, life is a gift. we don’t know who is giving us this gift, but we are here nonetheless. relish it. live your life your way. we are all one body of human. no one is lesser or above. stay true to yourself. and most importantly LOVE YOURSELF.
Jesus is the way
i think this and the fear of being forgotten has to be some of the scariest things to even comprehend
Who here believes in Jesus
Edit: Thanks for 500 likes
Me
I do and I’m proud to believe in Christ
I don’t
Me
Me and there is something after death there is jesus christ if Nazareth and everyone will come to terms with him and his almighty holiness
this joe vid actually had me thinking… just sitting on my lunch break at chipotle… what weird is usually i’m laughing at a joe vid but this one…. i didn’t even smile one bit… i just took it all in. I’m a christian and actively go to church… but it’s still so hard to wrap my head around death and losing my family and friends in the next 50 years…and i still don’t stop and realize how special each moment is but this helped me. Crazy how fast this is all going to go.
Today is my birthday
Hey joe, haven't been able to catch the streams because of my new job, but I'm really glad to see some philosophy content again. Much love Joe
POV: u don't fear death because of Jesus Christ ✋😑 👉 ✝👑
people who agree
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Stop like begging
@@GhostTheOG how??
I really enjoyed this video, because it’s a topic we can all relate too. Keep uploading amazing videos
bro did not fall off
man this has me crying, my dog died and I miss him everyday and I miss him and this made me think about death. I haven't thought about death for years. thank you Joe
Woah
I gotta say Joe, I don’t normally comment on any videos, but this video really did just make me sit back and really think. I always don’t like think about death because of the unknowns , but I do like the fact that it makes you realize how small you are and to just cherish every moment you have. Good vid Joe!
English or Spanish
You ain't getting me with that little blud
Don’t matter move or ur gay
Oh fucking why
Mmm Spanish
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We need more philosophical videos like this bro.