Tobias is such a brilliant man. I feel like I could talk to him forever. It's amazing how much I have in common with his world views considering we grew up in very different worlds.
As someone who is a complete klutz on land, but completely fine at sea, TF is 100% right about sea legs. Also, I wonder if the fairly Dali-esque crucification on the statue's forehead was on purpose. I imagine it had to be as looking down from over the figure's head seems like an odd choice otherwise.
I agree people need purpose, but people want to do something that appeals to them. Industrialization created the manufacturing sector for the need of humans to be robotic, to assemble and go home. That’s not very creative. Individuals also don’t want to feel like a slave to some corporation. The worker doesn’t really share in the real success.. like he mentioned. His view has some overlapping conflicts, which is normal. Honestly i wish i had more time to do what i want.. and relax.
This interviewer seemed less than tactful and a bit dumb, honestly. He kind of blundered through it, seeming less than researched and a bit blunt. That's just my little opinion. Maybe even I'm wrong.
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Tobias is one of the smartest people in media. The way he acknowledges the earth "used to be" flat is very clever. Those who know may understand.
Tobias is such a brilliant man. I feel like I could talk to him forever. It's amazing how much I have in common with his world views considering we grew up in very different worlds.
I love hearing Tobias' passion
It's always nice to hear this man. Thanks for the video!
I love this interview and especially how much Tobias loves dogs XD
Funnily enough he’s an even bigger cat person lol
Tobias is a genius
Tobias is so cool!
What a smart guy
I loved this interview with Tobias.
As someone who is a complete klutz on land, but completely fine at sea, TF is 100% right about sea legs. Also, I wonder if the fairly Dali-esque crucification on the statue's forehead was on purpose. I imagine it had to be as looking down from over the figure's head seems like an odd choice otherwise.
I agree people need purpose, but people want to do something that appeals to them. Industrialization created the manufacturing sector for the need of humans to be robotic, to assemble and go home. That’s not very creative.
Individuals also don’t want to feel like a slave to some corporation. The worker doesn’t really share in the real success.. like he mentioned.
His view has some overlapping conflicts, which is normal.
Honestly i wish i had more time to do what i want.. and relax.
This interviewer was a douchebag...love you papa!
This interviewer seemed less than tactful and a bit dumb, honestly. He kind of blundered through it, seeming less than researched and a bit blunt. That's just my little opinion. Maybe even I'm wrong.
You're not wrong. The interviewer was terrible.
It felt like he was just reading questions off a page, I don’t think he added on to or asked Tobias to elaborate on anything once
Not sure they could have found a more disinterested interviewer...
Agreed. Dude sucked!
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