The overhunting thing is the tragedy of the commons. That's the actual term for it. Its basically "No matter how much you personally do something its not going to have a negative effect so you can go ahead and do it freely. But if everyone does that, then it will have a negative effect." The name itself derives from "The Commons"; in medieval, renaissance, and early modern europe there were often areas which were owned collectively by the local population. Those were the commons (as in, common ownership). These were usually uncultivated lands and anyone could hunt or fish or graze or gather there because no one was using them. It worked perfectly fine because each commons sustained such a small amount of people that it would have taken active and concerted effort to bring long term harm. However, once it becomes viable and reasonable (from the perspective of an individual) to overhunt/farm/graze/gather whatever from an area, that starts having an effect. Keep in mind that historically the main reason to use everything was cost; if you didn't extract excess salt from preserved food, then you suddenly found yourself needing to buy more salt. If you threw away parts of a carcass you weren't using, then you couldn't sell them off to specialists who could use them. But once it makes sense for one person to say "If I kill five beavers, field strip them, head back, and sell off everything I'll get less than if I hunt twenty beavers, only take their fur, and sell those" then it makes sense for everyone to say that. There's a variety of solutions to the matter, but all of them depend on a society which respects property rights. Whether these are property rights of the individual or the collective don't really matter; both highly collective societies and highly individualistic societies have consistently shown that they're willing to exploit commons to the point of tragedy for short term gain.
@@camellia_vt some people argue if you're not attractive anyway why bother with personal hygiene? If no one likes you anyway why try being pleasant or approachable. Some people do believe in nurgle.
@@camellia_vt the idea of my teeth falling out is enough to scare me, I'm a janitor; I KNOW what people do for hygiene and most days I'm gagging at the end of my shift
Egyptians did not worship cats. There was a goddess with the head of a cat, but the worship did not spread to regular cats. Cats were useful as mousers, and killed and mumified to join the dead.
Oh shit! I haven't met anybody who've seen the movie "Perfume". It's a crazy movie. Every person he mets who tries to exploit him in some ways dies when they reach their goals. And he gets torns to shred at the end of the movie when he understands that he killed the "perfect perfume" by accident
iirc the muted part isn't because of someone not wanting it, it's a bit of some kind, been awhile since I saw the explanation and can't remember but it was supposedly intentional xD
@@camellia_vt SCP -[redacted] (eau de Cammi ) Classification - Euclid Containment procedures: this SCP must be kept in a Perspex, airtight box in a well ventilated room. Any testing of this object must be done while wearing a fully filtered gas mask. All SCP-[redacted]-1 instances are to be observed for a maximum of 30 days before being destroyed via use of commonly available herbicide introduced into the atmosphere of their holding cells Description: SCP-[redacted] is a leaf shaped bottle made of green glass with atomiser pump at the top. Inside the bottle is a measure of a golden-yellow liquid. The liquid has been reported to have the following scent profile: Pine, lavender, popcorn and just a hint of honey. All those that have been exposed to this scent have transformed, over the period of 24 hours into a being that resembles a crow designated SCP-[redacted]-1. Upon performing autopsy of -1 instances it has become apparent that the transfiguration has changed the person into a plant. While alive -1 instances have been observed to be able to talk in clear English and will refer to themselves as “sapling”.
Honestly i think the people figuring all these out are the people that are like "well... i killed it... it'd seems like a waste to discard it... I wonder if anything else can be used/sold" either that or some1 dared them 2 do it lol
Camellia, don't worry about not being able to understand rich people. They basically think think the world is Minecraft in creative mode. Actions having consequences is for poor people.
The overhunting thing is the tragedy of the commons. That's the actual term for it. Its basically "No matter how much you personally do something its not going to have a negative effect so you can go ahead and do it freely. But if everyone does that, then it will have a negative effect." The name itself derives from "The Commons"; in medieval, renaissance, and early modern europe there were often areas which were owned collectively by the local population. Those were the commons (as in, common ownership). These were usually uncultivated lands and anyone could hunt or fish or graze or gather there because no one was using them. It worked perfectly fine because each commons sustained such a small amount of people that it would have taken active and concerted effort to bring long term harm.
However, once it becomes viable and reasonable (from the perspective of an individual) to overhunt/farm/graze/gather whatever from an area, that starts having an effect. Keep in mind that historically the main reason to use everything was cost; if you didn't extract excess salt from preserved food, then you suddenly found yourself needing to buy more salt. If you threw away parts of a carcass you weren't using, then you couldn't sell them off to specialists who could use them. But once it makes sense for one person to say "If I kill five beavers, field strip them, head back, and sell off everything I'll get less than if I hunt twenty beavers, only take their fur, and sell those" then it makes sense for everyone to say that.
There's a variety of solutions to the matter, but all of them depend on a society which respects property rights. Whether these are property rights of the individual or the collective don't really matter; both highly collective societies and highly individualistic societies have consistently shown that they're willing to exploit commons to the point of tragedy for short term gain.
That’s such interesting information. Thank you for sharing
Some people make the argument that it doesn't matter in the end if you smell now, literally going backwards.
Nooooo
@@camellia_vt some people argue if you're not attractive anyway why bother with personal hygiene? If no one likes you anyway why try being pleasant or approachable. Some people do believe in nurgle.
@@kingmric so your skin does not rot off
@@camellia_vt the idea of my teeth falling out is enough to scare me, I'm a janitor; I KNOW what people do for hygiene and most days I'm gagging at the end of my shift
Egyptians did not worship cats. There was a goddess with the head of a cat, but the worship did not spread to regular cats. Cats were useful as mousers, and killed and mumified to join the dead.
Oh shit! I haven't met anybody who've seen the movie "Perfume". It's a crazy movie. Every person he mets who tries to exploit him in some ways dies when they reach their goals. And he gets torns to shred at the end of the movie when he understands that he killed the "perfect perfume" by accident
I watched it when I was a teen for some reason. Traumatized
@@camellia_vt I watched this movie in school and wonder why the hell they showing us this movie. At least it was better than actually studying.
I only ever saw one of those ai voice plot summaries of it
1:12 That would be rare since the PT demo was PS4 exclusive.
18:07 Don't give Nomura any ideas because he just might add it to Canon. And then we will have to face his Santa Claus version.
Hehe
They even burned mummies instead of coal in steam trains
Omg!!!! XD
iirc the muted part isn't because of someone not wanting it, it's a bit of some kind, been awhile since I saw the explanation and can't remember but it was supposedly intentional xD
It got copyrighted so IH had to mute it to keep it in the video
@@dezzythepup Yup, I remember it having audio early on.
I always thought Camellia smells like nature and not gremlins.
I can smell like both
eau de Cammi: Pine, lavender, popcorn and just a hint of honey
Ohhh I like it
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SCP -[redacted] (eau de Cammi )
Classification - Euclid
Containment procedures: this SCP must be kept in a Perspex, airtight box in a well ventilated room. Any testing of this object must be done while wearing a fully filtered gas mask. All SCP-[redacted]-1 instances are to be observed for a maximum of 30 days before being destroyed via use of commonly available herbicide introduced into the atmosphere of their holding cells
Description: SCP-[redacted] is a leaf shaped bottle made of green glass with atomiser pump at the top. Inside the bottle is a measure of a golden-yellow liquid. The liquid has been reported to have the following scent profile: Pine, lavender, popcorn and just a hint of honey.
All those that have been exposed to this scent have transformed, over the period of 24 hours into a being that resembles a crow designated SCP-[redacted]-1. Upon performing autopsy of -1 instances it has become apparent that the transfiguration has changed the person into a plant. While alive -1 instances have been observed to be able to talk in clear English and will refer to themselves as “sapling”.
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Sonic was once an OC too
Wait really!?
@camellia_vt yeah, everything's an Original Character once you create them. 🤓 ........ *taps microphone* is this thing on?
@@J.M.C.Thorne I know, I was making a joke.
xehanord is the most genius thing i ever heard
i just finished googling that and it's disappointingly empty
Honestly i think the people figuring all these out are the people that are like "well... i killed it... it'd seems like a waste to discard it... I wonder if anything else can be used/sold" either that or some1 dared them 2 do it lol
That sounds right
This deer does vampire cosplay. Cute.
Camellia, don't worry about not being able to understand rich people. They basically think think the world is Minecraft in creative mode. Actions having consequences is for poor people.
Dude that should be on a T-shirt
Hyraxes are super cute, they just sorta chill next to each other on rocks next to the beach.
literally the only reactor to understand the 20:30 "I got mad, digitally" joke. it went over everyone else's head but not yours Camellia! Nice one.
it was such a silly stupid joke
My favorite part was when he said the N-Word.
This mummy story is the WILDEST ride I've EVER BEEN ON! What in the world!? XD Every minute is a new twist and turn Xp
Honestly was not expecting it at all
5:00 i need to find that movie now
XD you will be traumatized
It you want to see Historian at his most unhinged, look up his "seize the day" video