And sometimes a spine is just a spine. Ironically talking about how we give meaning to things that otherwise don't have a meaning kind of exemplifies the whole point of the meaning here, meaning that our meaning is kind of like a looking glass mirror. Edit, I wrote that before he got to Sigmund And now that I have watched through that part, I must say that if language is a virus it was recombinatided and retransmitted from the previously mentioned authors to Sigmund through time as a perfect example of Chronopathology.. so in a sense, it created itself.
@@grgmcln I think cocaine is worse. It's impact on dopamine gram for gram injected direct to the jugular is well... Acid will steal your face, coke will steal your soul.
I think I understand as a guy with schizophrenia issues. I think of them as just different options, thus how I live in other's lives. Multiple selves is Multiple Realms, thus adding, dividing at the same time...existence is exhale not the breath of life. Life is the exhale of death. Then we wake up as something else...maybe a fish that lives long enough to learn how not to be eaten. Sounds like life to me. Am I a fish?
@@gen-zeke-8571Every day I wake up, a new individual. I don’t persist from today to tomorrow. I can’t maintain long term goals. I thought it was just my ADHD…. Is this schizophrenia? 🤔
TLDW: an academic schitzoposted a book about how the spine contains all knowledge, and through the study of the spine all things can be understood. Also the Progression of knowledge is both the cause for and result of trauma about every step along the evolutionary pathway to the point we are currently at. Put another way, there are echo’s of every point in time throughout the history of the universe, from the Big Bang, to abiogenesis, to the distant future, and the universe’s eventual heat death. These echos of the distant past and even more distant future can be understood through the study of things which have evolved. The spine is a thing that evolved, so we can find and understand these echos via studying the spine. I think I got it all?
Then you shouldn't be alive. Still keeping yourself alive shows that your bone is still intact lol, damn phony showing off how broke you are but not so much lol
I love that I live in a time where virtually every cultural niche has both exposure and an engaged audience. The future archaeologists of the internet archives will truly have an ocean to explore.
Information will get locked up, if we head in the same direction as the last few decades. I bet you'd have to pay for access to view a person's facebook timeline. and Some people will have been deleted forever by an authoritarian gov, to change the narrative of the future. AI will be able to tamper with everything digitally documented. A new "fake news" will emerge.
Unfortunately as with all past knowledge, most of the obscure and not too many of the impactful works being created today will be wiped away or otherwise too deeply buried to ever be excavated.
@@cerdon4076 It's true. No matter how good our archival efforts are, some war or natural disaster or something other will damage or destroy servers. I guess I just hope we find a way to preserve as much of the internet as we can. It's weird to think but it's still very much in its infancy, and I have no idea what it'll look like in 50 years.
Considering the massive intellectual endeavor of this video, you have my fullest and utmost support of your continued work on this. This video is my introduction to your channel, so I don't know if all the rest of your work is interesting to me or not; what I mean to say is, regardless of whatever else you get into, this topic alone has got me fully onboard. I'm going to donate or patreon or whatever you have up. Thank you for this. Truly, incredibly fascinating.
It would be considered autism now. I mean if ADHD is considered autistic, you better believe all the positive attributes of schizophrenia are gonna be too.
Dude I should NOT have done gummies before watching this video UPDATE: 2 weeks later and I do not remember this video or this comment but I was not wrong, this premise is bizarre even when you're not stoned
Some of my memory has come back since. I remember thinking "Wow this actually makes sense!" but now that I've watched it sober I can confirm, it made more sense while stoned@@Euruzilys
It took me forever to finally finish this book because I had to keep reading other books to understand it. Felt like a gateway drug to a thousand side-quests.
I'm just grateful for videos like this that can present me with some of the ideas in an overview so I can go "hmm, neat" and "wow, cringe" for a couple of hours without being fully exposed to the masturbatory verbosity of the original work. I can't let my misanthropy get too extreme, so l have to sample from a safe distance lol
@@hope1575 I'm already depressed from reading one article about this book. How the hell am I supposed to deal with philosophies that say "akschually we are evolving to destroy ourselves and the entire universe and consciousness is awful."
@Anne-wf1vo Depends on what you mean by dealing with them. On good days I just say "lol nah, that's stupid," and on bad days I say "yeah, that sounds about right." On medium days I try not to think about it or it turns into a bad day.
well I got 8 minutes in and had to google anorganic semiotics and was faced with what appears to be an interview conducted by telepathy so. you got me for the next hour m8
because biologically speaking humans are sex machines everything we may consider far more important is from a purely biological standpoint secondary all of our culture, opinions, philosophy, social systems, etc are sideffects of an organ that attempts make vague guesses at potnetial futures so it can better protect an transport genitals
This reminds me of a peculiar book I saw on Amazon and read simply because it sounded weird and interesting. It’s known as “The Filatory: Compendium I” and contains a chapter regarding the suspicion of one’s own body plotting and executing its own plans in spite of the mind. It characterizes the body itself as a type of super-agent and the mind as a mere means of accomplishing its goals. It was a fascinating read, though, apparently not well known.
It's not really that crazy, just the natural implications of the Neo-Darwinian model of Evolution, which is the standard model within Biology as of now. The body as a whole is enslaved by the genes, the genes are the shareholders of the body and the brain is the CEO. "The Individual is just the fruiting body, most of the body is within the genepool (which is not directly seen)" If the CEO does not maximize shareholder gains, he will eventually get ousted. (Behaviour that does not result in sufficient reproduction will be selected against over the long-term) As the CEO is not always reliable, the Organism has some backup mechanisms to improve compliance, like disrupting the function on nervous system when fortuitous mating opportunities are presented (Love; Increasing Impulsivity, Anxiety about losing the opportunity, decreased visibility of drawbacks "Love makes blind") Or also when it backfires in the modern world, as it won't relinquish calories/fat, decreasing non-exercise-activity-thermogenesis when the balance nears or is below Zero, thereby hindering mating success.
Also population growth starts to decrease dramatically when reliable birth control methods become available, so many Individuals/Brains would choose less kids over more and it is the body which forces them to have more, by making them lustful and pull-out ineffective (partly due to inhibited impulse control when it most matters to the Individual) The body has to be forced to comply to the interest of the brain, by manipulating it with hormones or using non-organic physical barriers between the bodies. Similarly, with caffeine and other extraneous chemicals, we can also force the body to increase non-exercise-activity-thermogenesis. The greatest example of how Individuals struggle against their gene-masters, is that they desire to be immortal, but the genes require them to die for evolution to occur and the species/genepool as a whole to stay competitive against other species because of the Red Queen hypothesis "In order to stay in the same place, you need to run as fast as you can" See: Second-order selection against the immortal by Malmesbury
@@jejethejeplalq821I think the biggest issue is that they could simplify this shit into words that anyone could understand. They just feel a sense of prestige by using big words. The opening 15 minutes of this video could have been simplified into about 5 minutes but these dudes need to make themselves feel smart
I don’t even know what to say. This was like a gift. I find the spine and bipedalism fascinating subjects. Thank you for doing the heavy lifting by actually reading this obscure treatise, and then delivering it succinctly, with humor. Thank you. I would gladly pay for future installments.
I fell asleep immediately upon putting on this video and had one of the wildest dreams of my life where the contents were an interactive PBS documentary on its topics. I've never had a RUclips video follow me into my dreams. I'm interpreting this as my subconscious mind screaming out for it to be true.
Lucid dreaming as a form of time travel. Congratulations on applying the subject matter firsthand, hope you enjoyed your visit back into the Jurassic Spinal Landscape.
This was incredible to listen to and I will be returning to listen and investigate more for myself. So much of this is so intuitive and interrelated with so much I’ve learned, thought and experienced in my life. Thank you for creating and compiling all of this! :)
I am absolutely OBSESSED with your verbal fluency, truly magnificent control over language in aid of illustrating obscure yet fantastical constructs, and have just truly just fell in love with your ability to convey ideas. I'm also only 13 minutes into the video, but felt profoundly compelled to pause it just to TAKE IN HOW MUCH I LOVED THE VIDEO. It's videos like this that make life worthwhile. The beauty of just illustrated self-reflection on self-reflection (on self-reflection, on self-reflection, ..., ad infinitum). There's something uncharacteristically *human* or special. So yeah, anyways, subscribed.
I've been looking for a resource on time and perception long before this video. Never found something that fully scratched that itch. Suffice to say, a few excerpts of this video did, along with raising unrelated questions. I note the commonality of eastern European psychologists and the concept of a noosphere.
A little over halfway through and youve got my subscription. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the excellent humor intertwined with the exposition? It's tasteful, quick, and adds to the impact, instead of subtracting from it.
Holy Hannah, I’m never one to comment on a RUclips video but this has become my Roman Empire. I’ve shared this with so many friends, as the ideas contained within the 1:40:00 runtime, are ideas I find incredibly interesting and can only lead to further rabbit holes. I love when people hyperfixate and share that with the world. The cadence and intonation of your speech is perfect to digest difficult concepts, and while I did find myself replaying the more wordy sections, (no fault of your own) it was never too wordy to comprehend. -I also appreciated the light notes of comedy sprinkled throughout. aNyWaYs- thank you for this masterpiece of a video essay, I will be back for more !
A large part of our facial bone structure is formed from the neural crest which originates from the structure that becomes the spinal cord. Most bone is formed from the sclerotome which has a completely different origin. So in a way the most visible personal representation of ourselves to the world is the spine usurping another tissue type of its role.
This whole video was incredible. I’m on my 4th watch in under a week to make sure I understand it fully. You sir have made a lifelong fan and I can’t wait for Part2.
Wow. This is an incredible video. I don’t usually comment on videos but the fact this only has 52K views and was so very well researched deserves every attempt to get you boosted on the algorithm. Absolutely can’t wait for the next part, excited to explore your back catalogue!
The most important takeaways: Biomancy and psychomancy are possible, but only through verbal spells. When you learn A new language, you are intentionally letting in hundreds if not thousands of parasites. We can transform to monkey. And clear voice is possible through disease.
Man this is genuinely one of the most interesting vids I've ever seen on this site. So many batshit insane theories alongside so many thought provoking lines and ideas. Thank you so much for putting this together, it was both fascinating and entertaining
This reminds me a LOT of Disco Elysium. There's even a bit where you talk to your spinal cord and it describes each vertebrae as a tiny head waiting to pop out.
Im glad I caught this back when you first put it out. I sent this to no less than 10 friends and all of them were so on board with your style. Cant wait for the next section on this journey into intellectual madness.
@@MathWhiz109I fish it were so... But it kinda is. I recommend looking into deep breathing exercises and cold therapy. Those two simple things have done wonders to straighten me out. 🤟🧙♂️🤙
Thank you for taking the time and effort to make a video essay with top quality content. I have been sinking in existential thoughts, and your video helped me connect so many ideas and revitalize my will to live and continue to stand up straight. Thanks again
holy MOLEY, this has been an amazing ride of a video to take part in. Honestly, watching this helped me find the words for ideas I’ve felt for a while, yet no experience in research to verbalize. Very interesting! Thanks for the content!!
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this whole video is thoughts that run through my head most of the day, often through circular thinking due to OCD. All the key points resonate with my constant questions, surely not unique to myself, but the language of it is extremely digestible to me and I'm glad to see there's so much theory surrounding this extremely large-scale view of the mind and body. These ideas tend to be hard to sequence when they're repeating over and over, this video organises them so well. It's so interesting to see how this is alienating to many, not hard to understand, but rubs against a traditional view of the world that I lack for some reason. The fact such things exist, thought process like my own understood in such an esoteric study, it's so comforting, and makes me feel so much like other people in ways I feared I wasn't. I see the sillyness of it, but I'm even more critical when it appears in my own head and morphs from intrusive thought to intrusive feeling to intrusive mood, that this search to understand the world outside my scope isn't just my mental illness, but something validated by such a clean rhetoric. thanks so much :)
about minute 42, "Goethezeit" describes a period in German history where lots of cool discoveries were made, and it accidentally coincided with the time where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was alive so it was named after him. FWJ Schelling means Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, the guy who "invented" speculative natural philosophy, or in German "spekulative Naturphilosophie". And Lorenz Open was another scientist who worked in anatomy and speculative natural philosophy :D
it’s hard not to think of the body without organs throughout this whole discussion, especially when you brought up the nervous system! lines of flight are ingrained in our sensory experiences becoming language, pluripotentiality is built into our bones, our past anticipations of the future pattern the multiplicity of forces within the unconscious that compel us as intuition (biological foresight creating psychological foresight) and still it is the helpless, necessary organization of our bodies that leaves us paranoid and fixated on ourselves and our futures, anxiously yearning for the simple symmetry of echinoderms.
Withheld from the natural environmental format and a lack of inter species sensory exchange via touching grass leads to the development of intensely brilliant (schizophrenic) ideas
Element Freak, you're amazing and extremely entertaining. Literature such as Spinal Catastrophism is so esoteric that people like me (the majority) will never have enough information to fully grasp the gravitas of the ideas discussed. I think the most selfless thing a person can do is share information and you must understand how deeply humorous that is. You are a perfect neuron, you are exactly the kind of people the brain needs.
Wow. You know that person at the party that has a lot of interesting things and ideas to share, but is also batshit crazy. You just can't stop listeing? Well. I feel like I am just now waking up from the 1.5hrs session of immersion into borderline insanity and I love it. Really great video! What a rollercoaster.
Watching this for the 3rd time because it has all the elements I crave in a video. I love the ideas expressed, the verbiage used, the hilarious side notes sprinkled throughout, and the visual and audio production quality. I also might buy this book now... Please make more book report vids. And invite me on your future podcast, because I need more obscure conversationalist energy like this in my life!!!
This is my favorite video on this platform. I love the job you did summarizing this, i love the appreciation for how crazy this is, and i love how i can barely even understand what's going on. I have no idea what is happening.
TFW the author is not nearly intelligent enough to make their point in a way that people can understand, so instead they vomit confusion ensuring that no one understands, but no one therefore can contradict their point.
Thank you so much for doing the hard work and translating this text into something easily digestible. I found this exceedingly interesting! More weird book summaries please!
Holy shit. From Burroughs to Velicovsky to aquatic ape.. man this was WILD. Literally probably the BEST video on RUclips I’ve ever seen Thank you for work. So many new ideas..
As someone who is obsessed with really weird philosophy, spinal catastrophism is probably the weirdest and most interesting one ive found, like deleuze is nothing compared to the weirdness of this shit but I love it and cannot stop thinking about it.
@@gerardlabeouf6075 esotericism says nothing about the content of the material merely its presented form, most "esoteric" works are philosophy ie Bataille and CCRU and what they draw from
@@scriabinismydog2439 kind of but not really; hyperstition and hypergenealogy are definitely philosophical projects, they just are not traditional, truth over production is a territorial method of the west and this method follows a creative method, following with flows and energy forms of wills.
A lot of people would have just put up a static or looping background and talked over it, but your editing really helped with understanding the really, uh, dense subject matter. There's some neat ideas here, and I appreciate that you took the time to put it into other terms so it's more understandable.
"Does the set of all sets containing themselves contain itself?" It can in a Platonic sense, in that there's nothing fundamentally contradictory about it, but no, not in the physical sense applicable to our mind's ability to model itself in some sort of recursive cascade. However, the question that truly reveals the paradox at the heart of mathematics is, "Does the set of all sets _not_ containing themselves contain itself?"
Just wanna say this was a great video on a topic I've never heard about. Your summaries are well-worded, your commentary is insightful and funny. Overall very fun, thank your for this great work.
although you are skeptical. i am convinced this is the most important collection of knowledge in existence! please show this man support so i don't have to read this myself... i will
This is a WILD theory I had never heard of before and likely never would have if not for your video, which was fascinating and very enjoyably presented! Commenting so the algorithm keeps working in your favor and more people join us on this journey of "wait how did he get from that to this tho???" Great job.
I was completely lost the entire time and had no clue what you were talking about but you sound like you know what you're doing, so 10/10 fantastic video
First off, excellent breakdown of a theory that I first saw very briefly discussed on Dino Diego‘s iceberg videos. Secondly, this entire theory reminds me of that 4chan post where some guy posits that all of history has been a conflict between psychopaths and schizophrenics.
Your video was recommended. Never heard of this ... concept before and started watching out of curiosity. ... It is ... unbelievable. Great work. Don't worry about spelling, you showed the names, that's good. Many, many Thanks for sharing. Think I'll (need to) watch it several times.
My very* basic comprehension of some of this came from the artist who said, "art is an explosion", or rather from an extrapolation of that phrase. Art imitates life, life is an explosion, a slow one from our perspective. And it is also coalescence. It is the disintegration of the whole of time into many interations of its principles. We experience fractures of time
The part about language possessing the speaker's nervous system reminds me of some concepts in Alchemy where the spoken word and matter are believed to be made of the same thing, just in different forms. The "philosophers stone" isn't really a stone, but the base substance that everything is created from. It is simultaneously physical and conceptual. Terrence Mckenna described it like this: "The central conception of alchemy is the conception of the philosopher’s stone. What is it? It’s the universal panacea at the end of time. It’s the chocolate cake that your mother made once a week when you were a child. It is the pana supersubstantialis. It’s all things to all men and all women. If you’re hungry, you eat it. If you’re dirty, you shower under it. If you need to go somewhere, you sit on it and you fly there. If you have a question, it answers it. It’s something that the human mind senses in itself and is related to, invoked and worshiped over centuries, before the slow rise of the patriarchy, rationalism and materialism turned it into a myth and a fairy tale."
@@SuperKoMa-gir8L the "patriarchy" he's referring to in the quote is literal historical patriarchy, as in hundreds of years of kings ruling over generations. The land was literally ruled by patriarchs. He's not talking about the patriarchy you heard the 3rd wave feminists scream about in 2014, which is actually an oligarchy.
Huge amount of content and philosophy covered. This has enough truth to make the best sifi and comedy in one work. Much appreciated for all your efforts.
I'm really not sure how much of this to take literally and what to take as a philosophical potential. Like some of it is extremely believable, especially many of the ideas that originated from multiple view points in several different fields. Other parts are harder to really grasp because how could we ever test them? Though maybe that's the point. Regardless this is an excellent video and will live rent free in my head for a very long time (before being forgotten and integrated into my subconscious as it continually folds inwards). Ps. Also I find it weird that the book refers to works as the most basic nerve structures because worms are infinitely more complex than jellyfish and their nerve nets
As a palaeontology student I can tell you this book does the classic pseudo-scientific metaphysics nonsense of taking lots of scientific concepts and using outside of their correct context (and usually needs to explain them wrong in order to do so). The idea that the law of superposition is about depth is a misunderstanding, its literally only about things on the bottom being deposited earlier than things on top but that wouldnt allow for more woo about older things being deeper. Recapitulation theory was developed for embryology and has been debunked for nearly a century. Lastly, applying catastrophism and uniformitarianism outside of earth history is so absurd to me it betrays a deep lack of understanding of geology. Their special "geneological" approach feels like an excuse to say as many wrong things as possible without an ounce of sense or truth.
While I did find the ideas of the book enjoyable, Let's not make the mistake of taking them at face value. The text is rich with pseudo-scientific mumbo jumbo and uses intentionally obscure vocabulary, exactly of the kind Alan Sokal warned us about. If you liked any of the ideas presented, by all means, feel free to do so, they are very cool, but don't mistake them for something they are not.
I've been legit obsessed with this video. Ever since watching it fully in one go a couple days ago I keep viewing the things in the context of all these crazy theories presented, my favorite one being about the future bringing itself into place, and us having the ability of foresight. Thank you, author of this essay ❤
Man, I consider myself pretty capable when it comes to comprehending large swathes of information but this guy makes such colossally wide swings with his theories that I’m barely grasping at single sentences at a time sometimes. I really want to know what he’s really saying here, I guess I have to keep trying.
I poopeed
I’m pinning this
Real
The spine made this possible
going to rn, cos u reminded me i can, tysm
Based
"Time is a secretion of the spinal column" is an argument I never expected in all of my future simulations
This all sounds very time-cube-y.
As someone with scoliosis, the words Spinal Catastrophism instantly speak to me.
Me with a lingering back injury lol
As someone who heard my sacralized spine diagnosis as sacred-ized spine, same.
the author starts the book with a "to my scoliosis" lol
New trigger word unlocked
As a quadriplegic, this immediately spoke to me as well 🤙
The backbone and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Ergo politicians and HR staffers are the most evolved among us? :)
Chiropractic Society And Its Future
One way of putting it.
@@zyaffee Chiropractic - Using a hammer on a Worm. Messy?
Literally caused the fall of empires
You really have to admire the 1800s human's ability to extrapolate entirely distinct scientific theories into an entirely new type of schizophrenia
And sometimes a spine is just a spine.
Ironically talking about how we give meaning to things that otherwise don't have a meaning kind of exemplifies the whole point of the meaning here,
meaning that our meaning is kind of like a looking glass mirror.
Edit, I wrote that before he got to Sigmund
And now that I have watched through that part, I must say that if language is a virus it was recombinatided and retransmitted from the previously mentioned authors to Sigmund through time as a perfect example of Chronopathology.. so in a sense, it created itself.
Opiums a hell of a drug.
@@grgmcln I think cocaine is worse. It's impact on dopamine gram for gram injected direct to the jugular is well...
Acid will steal your face, coke will steal your soul.
I think I understand as a guy with schizophrenia issues. I think of them as just different options, thus how I live in other's lives. Multiple selves is Multiple Realms, thus adding, dividing at the same time...existence is exhale not the breath of life. Life is the exhale of death. Then we wake up as something else...maybe a fish that lives long enough to learn how not to be eaten. Sounds like life to me. Am I a fish?
@@gen-zeke-8571Every day I wake up, a new individual. I don’t persist from today to tomorrow. I can’t maintain long term goals. I thought it was just my ADHD…. Is this schizophrenia? 🤔
As a swedish person watching this, i just broke my brain trying to autotranslate all those words and comprehend the meanings. I need a vacation.
Poor guy, thanks for the donation though!
As a stoned person I also do not comprehend this video, and that's exactly what I came here looking for 😅
TLDW: an academic schitzoposted a book about how the spine contains all knowledge, and through the study of the spine all things can be understood. Also the Progression of knowledge is both the cause for and result of trauma about every step along the evolutionary pathway to the point we are currently at. Put another way, there are echo’s of every point in time throughout the history of the universe, from the Big Bang, to abiogenesis, to the distant future, and the universe’s eventual heat death. These echos of the distant past and even more distant future can be understood through the study of things which have evolved. The spine is a thing that evolved, so we can find and understand these echos via studying the spine. I think I got it all?
Yeah that’s the important stuff from part 1
😂😂😂 explain a bit more
@@ElementFreakYTPLEASE JUST HIRE AN EDITOR
No they cost money
Attack on titan lore
So when people tell me that I’ve got no backbone, I’m just not traumatized enough for them?
pretty much
Yeah pretty much. But then you get fuckers like me who're so overly traumatized my spines been broken 😂
Then you shouldn't be alive. Still keeping yourself alive shows that your bone is still intact lol, damn phony showing off how broke you are but not so much lol
@@9elypsesWe call that “adaptation” 😂
I love that I live in a time where virtually every cultural niche has both exposure and an engaged audience. The future archaeologists of the internet archives will truly have an ocean to explore.
our society will radicalize before that
Don't worry, the future archeologists are already developing new organs to help them process this ocean, they'll be just fine!
Information will get locked up, if we head in the same direction as the last few decades. I bet you'd have to pay for access to view a person's facebook timeline. and Some people will have been deleted forever by an authoritarian gov, to change the narrative of the future. AI will be able to tamper with everything digitally documented. A new "fake news" will emerge.
Unfortunately as with all past knowledge, most of the obscure and not too many of the impactful works being created today will be wiped away or otherwise too deeply buried to ever be excavated.
@@cerdon4076 It's true. No matter how good our archival efforts are, some war or natural disaster or something other will damage or destroy servers. I guess I just hope we find a way to preserve as much of the internet as we can. It's weird to think but it's still very much in its infancy, and I have no idea what it'll look like in 50 years.
Considering the massive intellectual endeavor of this video, you have my fullest and utmost support of your continued work on this. This video is my introduction to your channel, so I don't know if all the rest of your work is interesting to me or not; what I mean to say is, regardless of whatever else you get into, this topic alone has got me fully onboard. I'm going to donate or patreon or whatever you have up. Thank you for this. Truly, incredibly fascinating.
chad
@@goodkat1271 bot
@@BULLTRONHEROThat's craaazy
I for one, as a spine owner can certainly confirm that anywhere after 28 it is a catastrophy.
22mins in I'm done with it this schizo too
It’s nice to see that schizoposting has deep roots in human history.
Great
It would be considered autism now. I mean if ADHD is considered autistic, you better believe all the positive attributes of schizophrenia are gonna be too.
Feels like I'm being brainwashed 🫠
@@lopiklop what is blud yappin about lmao
My friend The Occult in it's entirety might be best described as intellectual schizoposting line of thought has has gone unbroken since Egypt
Dude I should NOT have done gummies before watching this video
UPDATE: 2 weeks later and I do not remember this video or this comment but I was not wrong, this premise is bizarre even when you're not stoned
I’m just starting, doing the same. Will edit if mentally sound
smoked a preroll before watching this video and it sent me to the fucking shadow realm
Im alive, but fundamentally different I fear
You inspired me to have some before watching. Let’s see if I can become more unhinged.
Some of my memory has come back since. I remember thinking "Wow this actually makes sense!" but now that I've watched it sober I can confirm, it made more sense while stoned@@Euruzilys
Spinal catastrophism is the name of my band now. Thank you.
we go by Spinal cat for short @@squidward5110
@@squidward5110
Castro ; )
Actually sounds like a cool name for a goregrind band
It’s gotta be the next tool album
ikr, i saw this vid and was like.. this is either the name of my next band or my next indie game
It took me forever to finally finish this book because I had to keep reading other books to understand it. Felt like a gateway drug to a thousand side-quests.
Since you've read this book, would you say it goes beyond being a self-referential self-fulfilling prophecy of brain twisting or not?
What a waste of time.
I'm just grateful for videos like this that can present me with some of the ideas in an overview so I can go "hmm, neat" and "wow, cringe" for a couple of hours without being fully exposed to the masturbatory verbosity of the original work. I can't let my misanthropy get too extreme, so l have to sample from a safe distance lol
@@hope1575 I'm already depressed from reading one article about this book. How the hell am I supposed to deal with philosophies that say "akschually we are evolving to destroy ourselves and the entire universe and consciousness is awful."
@Anne-wf1vo Depends on what you mean by dealing with them. On good days I just say "lol nah, that's stupid," and on bad days I say "yeah, that sounds about right." On medium days I try not to think about it or it turns into a bad day.
well I got 8 minutes in and had to google anorganic semiotics and was faced with what appears to be an interview conducted by telepathy so. you got me for the next hour m8
This dude heard the term "thinking with the wrong head" while thinking of spines, and unlocked something forbidden.
Isn't it funny how folk sayings have some deep wisdom in them
wrong head? so. the one below the belt?
@@improvisedchaos8904What other head, buddy? you got a kuato under that "im with stupid" t shirt, pal?
@@toddberkely6791 I thought you woulda heard about the head with one eye.
Man why does it always come back to weird sex stuff with these esoteric anthropologists
THATS WHAT I SAID
@@ElementFreakYTno that’s what She said!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤🙏🏿
because biologically speaking humans are sex machines
everything we may consider far more important is from a purely biological standpoint secondary
all of our culture, opinions, philosophy, social systems, etc are sideffects of an organ that attempts make vague guesses at potnetial futures so it can better protect an transport genitals
@land….🤪😜🧐🥸😎🤓
Do the surnames check out?
"birds cannot fly backwards" shows footage of a humming bird that can famously fly backwards
This reminds me of a peculiar book I saw on Amazon and read simply because it sounded weird and interesting. It’s known as “The Filatory: Compendium I” and contains a chapter regarding the suspicion of one’s own body plotting and executing its own plans in spite of the mind. It characterizes the body itself as a type of super-agent and the mind as a mere means of accomplishing its goals. It was a fascinating read, though, apparently not well known.
Wtf lol
Checked this book no reviews or nothing how did u come across it ?
It's not really that crazy, just the natural implications of the Neo-Darwinian model of Evolution, which is the standard model within Biology as of now.
The body as a whole is enslaved by the genes, the genes are the shareholders of the body and the brain is the CEO. "The Individual is just the fruiting body, most of the body is within the genepool (which is not directly seen)"
If the CEO does not maximize shareholder gains, he will eventually get ousted. (Behaviour that does not result in sufficient reproduction will be selected against over the long-term)
As the CEO is not always reliable, the Organism has some backup mechanisms to improve compliance, like disrupting the function on nervous system when fortuitous mating opportunities are presented (Love; Increasing Impulsivity, Anxiety about losing the opportunity, decreased visibility of drawbacks "Love makes blind")
Or also when it backfires in the modern world, as it won't relinquish calories/fat, decreasing non-exercise-activity-thermogenesis when the balance nears or is below Zero, thereby hindering mating success.
Also population growth starts to decrease dramatically when reliable birth control methods become available, so many Individuals/Brains would choose less kids over more and it is the body which forces them to have more, by making them lustful and pull-out ineffective (partly due to inhibited impulse control when it most matters to the Individual)
The body has to be forced to comply to the interest of the brain, by manipulating it with hormones or using non-organic physical barriers between the bodies.
Similarly, with caffeine and other extraneous chemicals, we can also force the body to increase non-exercise-activity-thermogenesis.
The greatest example of how Individuals struggle against their gene-masters, is that they desire to be immortal, but the genes require them to die for evolution to occur and the species/genepool as a whole to stay competitive against other species because of the Red Queen hypothesis "In order to stay in the same place, you need to run as fast as you can" See: Second-order selection against the immortal by Malmesbury
@@perverse_incewow that was amazing and interesting I thank you so much it's so hard to find unique and interesting ideas and perspectives
Eagerly awaiting part 2. Your narration skills and style make for an awesome listen. Thanks and keep it up!
i don’t think i understood a word of this but i still watched the whole thing
You’ll be amazed how much sticks. Look up minutia. Congrats you added to yours.😂
Honestly me too.
Intellectual word salad
@@tonikip7886
Nothing about that word salad was intellectual.
Couldn't listen to more than 15 minutes.
@@jejethejeplalq821I think the biggest issue is that they could simplify this shit into words that anyone could understand. They just feel a sense of prestige by using big words. The opening 15 minutes of this video could have been simplified into about 5 minutes but these dudes need to make themselves feel smart
I don’t even know what to say. This was like a gift. I find the spine and bipedalism fascinating subjects. Thank you for doing the heavy lifting by actually reading this obscure treatise, and then delivering it succinctly, with humor. Thank you. I would gladly pay for future installments.
I fell asleep immediately upon putting on this video and had one of the wildest dreams of my life where the contents were an interactive PBS documentary on its topics. I've never had a RUclips video follow me into my dreams. I'm interpreting this as my subconscious mind screaming out for it to be true.
Lucid dreaming as a form of time travel. Congratulations on applying the subject matter firsthand, hope you enjoyed your visit back into the Jurassic Spinal Landscape.
This was incredible to listen to and I will be returning to listen and investigate more for myself. So much of this is so intuitive and interrelated with so much I’ve learned, thought and experienced in my life. Thank you for creating and compiling all of this! :)
I am absolutely OBSESSED with your verbal fluency, truly magnificent control over language in aid of illustrating obscure yet fantastical constructs, and have just truly just fell in love with your ability to convey ideas. I'm also only 13 minutes into the video, but felt profoundly compelled to pause it just to TAKE IN HOW MUCH I LOVED THE VIDEO.
It's videos like this that make life worthwhile. The beauty of just illustrated self-reflection on self-reflection (on self-reflection, on self-reflection, ..., ad infinitum). There's something uncharacteristically *human* or special.
So yeah, anyways, subscribed.
Thank you, I take that as a high compliment. I read this comment out loud and my girlfriend is looking at me weird.
I would frame it @@ElementFreakYT
I've been looking for a resource on time and perception long before this video. Never found something that fully scratched that itch. Suffice to say, a few excerpts of this video did, along with raising unrelated questions. I note the commonality of eastern European psychologists and the concept of a noosphere.
@@ElementFreakYT cat-astro-fism
No hate. Thank you for this video it's amazing.
watch All Along the Watchtower by Galahad Eridanus, they both remind me of each other and it's a MIND-BLOWING video!
A little over halfway through and youve got my subscription.
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the excellent humor intertwined with the exposition? It's tasteful, quick, and adds to the impact, instead of subtracting from it.
Holy Hannah, I’m never one to comment on a RUclips video but this has become my Roman Empire. I’ve shared this with so many friends, as the ideas contained within the 1:40:00 runtime, are ideas I find incredibly interesting and can only lead to further rabbit holes. I love when people hyperfixate and share that with the world. The cadence and intonation of your speech is perfect to digest difficult concepts, and while I did find myself replaying the more wordy sections, (no fault of your own) it was never too wordy to comprehend. -I also appreciated the light notes of comedy sprinkled throughout. aNyWaYs- thank you for this masterpiece of a video essay, I will be back for more !
If you like this do some research about nick land accelerationism and the ccru ;it's something believe me
47:17 - literally the motivation of Skull face, Metal Gear Solid V the phantom pain's main villain.
A large part of our facial bone structure is formed from the neural crest which originates from the structure that becomes the spinal cord. Most bone is formed from the sclerotome which has a completely different origin. So in a way the most visible personal representation of ourselves to the world is the spine usurping another tissue type of its role.
i have been falling asleep to this video every night for a week now and understand it less than before i did
This whole video was incredible. I’m on my 4th watch in under a week to make sure I understand it fully. You sir have made a lifelong fan and I can’t wait for Part2.
Literally CANNOT wait for part 2. Thank you. Watching this has made me even weirder when people try to hold conversations with me at parties.
Wow. This is an incredible video. I don’t usually comment on videos but the fact this only has 52K views and was so very well researched deserves every attempt to get you boosted on the algorithm. Absolutely can’t wait for the next part, excited to explore your back catalogue!
The most important takeaways:
Biomancy and psychomancy are possible, but only through verbal spells.
When you learn A new language, you are intentionally letting in hundreds if not thousands of parasites.
We can transform to monkey.
And clear voice is possible through disease.
The more I listened, the more I was able to understand. No matter how long it takes, I'm excited for the next installment.
Man this is genuinely one of the most interesting vids I've ever seen on this site. So many batshit insane theories alongside so many thought provoking lines and ideas. Thank you so much for putting this together, it was both fascinating and entertaining
This reminds me a LOT of Disco Elysium. There's even a bit where you talk to your spinal cord and it describes each vertebrae as a tiny head waiting to pop out.
reminds me of the convo with the phasmid :,3
Im glad I caught this back when you first put it out. I sent this to no less than 10 friends and all of them were so on board with your style. Cant wait for the next section on this journey into intellectual madness.
I found myself almost obsessively checking my posture when standing up straight was mentioned
Shrimp Check
@@ElementFreakYT If it were only so shrimple
parasites 😂❤😂
@@MathWhiz109I fish it were so...
But it kinda is. I recommend looking into deep breathing exercises and cold therapy. Those two simple things have done wonders to straighten me out. 🤟🧙♂️🤙
"I ain't gonna explain shit"
*1 and a half hours of incomprehensible nonsense*
wonderful
This is making my stomach flu so much worse but I can't stop watching. What the actual hell is this
Thank you for taking the time and effort to make a video essay with top quality content.
I have been sinking in existential thoughts, and your video helped me connect so many ideas and revitalize my will to live and continue to stand up straight.
Thanks again
holy MOLEY, this has been an amazing ride of a video to take part in. Honestly, watching this helped me find the words for ideas I’ve felt for a while, yet no experience in research to verbalize. Very interesting! Thanks for the content!!
So I just found both of your spine videos. I don’t know wtf I’m in for, but I’m here for the ride.
This is one of the trippiest and mind-bending videos I've ever seen. Thank you for all the crazy weirdness. :)
what's the opposite of a dumpster fire?
because this comment section is it.
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Your alternate definition of "Esoteric" had me cackling, I'm subscribed now. Amazing work, a great amount of effort was put into this and it paid off!
Ooga booga Kali Yuga
this whole video is thoughts that run through my head most of the day, often through circular thinking due to OCD. All the key points resonate with my constant questions, surely not unique to myself, but the language of it is extremely digestible to me and I'm glad to see there's so much theory surrounding this extremely large-scale view of the mind and body. These ideas tend to be hard to sequence when they're repeating over and over, this video organises them so well. It's so interesting to see how this is alienating to many, not hard to understand, but rubs against a traditional view of the world that I lack for some reason. The fact such things exist, thought process like my own understood in such an esoteric study, it's so comforting, and makes me feel so much like other people in ways I feared I wasn't. I see the sillyness of it, but I'm even more critical when it appears in my own head and morphs from intrusive thought to intrusive feeling to intrusive mood, that this search to understand the world outside my scope isn't just my mental illness, but something validated by such a clean rhetoric. thanks so much :)
about minute 42,
"Goethezeit" describes a period in German history where lots of cool discoveries were made, and it accidentally coincided with the time where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was alive so it was named after him.
FWJ Schelling means Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, the guy who "invented" speculative natural philosophy, or in German "spekulative Naturphilosophie".
And Lorenz Open was another scientist who worked in anatomy and speculative natural philosophy :D
it’s hard not to think of the body without organs throughout this whole discussion, especially when you brought up the nervous system! lines of flight are ingrained in our sensory experiences becoming language, pluripotentiality is built into our bones, our past anticipations of the future pattern the multiplicity of forces within the unconscious that compel us as intuition (biological foresight creating psychological foresight) and still it is the helpless, necessary organization of our bodies that leaves us paranoid and fixated on ourselves and our futures, anxiously yearning for the simple symmetry of echinoderms.
Withheld from the natural environmental format and a lack of inter species sensory exchange via touching grass leads to the development of intensely brilliant (schizophrenic) ideas
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Deleuze influenced Land who with Sadie Plant started the CCRU which 'invented' Barker.
Deleuze at least indirectly influenced Moynihan.
@@buni2196I recognized 3 of those names... I'm gonna go eat something and touch grass
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Element Freak, you're amazing and extremely entertaining. Literature such as Spinal Catastrophism is so esoteric that people like me (the majority) will never have enough information to fully grasp the gravitas of the ideas discussed. I think the most selfless thing a person can do is share information and you must understand how deeply humorous that is. You are a perfect neuron, you are exactly the kind of people the brain needs.
Tbh knowledge is weird if you get the simple idea you don't really need an explanation
"Ooga Booga Kali Yuga" is my new favorite combination of words.
when he was making that joke the one i didnt get was dodon skull, what the hell is it?? i cant find anything online about it
Wow. You know that person at the party that has a lot of interesting things and ideas to share, but is also batshit crazy. You just can't stop listeing? Well. I feel like I am just now waking up from the 1.5hrs session of immersion into borderline insanity and I love it. Really great video!
What a rollercoaster.
Section 1 cervical prospectus 10:07
C1 a giga annum of genealogy 11:02
C2 cervical zenith 13:30
C3 spirit & bone 14:52
C4 chronogenesis 16:50
C5 belated cosmogeny 18:34
C6 Fearful lufreaF 21:05
Symmetry ytremmyS 50:12
C6 traumata triumphant 23:40
Section 2
Thoracic retrospect 25:25
Th1 Barker spoke 26:00
Th2 Ballard Ian kinesics 32:58
Th3 the law of superposition and biogenetic law 38:26
Th4 pharyngeal phantasy & spinal polyopton 44:11
Th5 Littoral osteo-chilopoda cross the Wounded galaxies 47:19
Th6 philosophical anthropology mangelswesen 53:17
Th8 psychoanalytic flexion 1:09:19
Th9 terrestrialization and traumatism 1:15:15
Th10 ancient azygy of the pineal sun-blossom 1:21:24
Th11 chiropraxy
Tarzan Philosophers and penis poeticism 1:23:45
Th12 verbal vertebral telegraphy & neural neuzeit 1:31:35
Watching this for the 3rd time because it has all the elements I crave in a video. I love the ideas expressed, the verbiage used, the hilarious side notes sprinkled throughout, and the visual and audio production quality. I also might buy this book now...
Please make more book report vids. And invite me on your future podcast, because I need more obscure conversationalist energy like this in my life!!!
Mangelswesen is a wordcomposition meaning "a being of deficiency", Mangel (lack, deficiency) and "Wesen" (being, creature, entity)
0:32 Introduction to Part 1
5:34 Spinal Catastrophism: A secret history
10:08 Section 1: Cervical Prospectus
13:29 C2. Cervical Zenith
14:52 C3. Spirit and Bone
16:48 C4. Chronogenesis
18:35 C5. Belated Cosmogeny
21:04 C6. Fearful Symmetry
23:38 C7. Traumata Triumphant
25:24 Section 2: Thoracic Retrospect
26:00 TH1. Barker Spoke
32:55 TH2. Ballardian Kinesics
38:25 TH3 The Law of Superpositiona and Biogenetic Law
44:10 TH4. Pharangyeal Phantasy & Spinal Polyptonton
47:19 TH5. Littoral Osteo-Chilopoda Cross the Wounded Galaxies
53:15 TH6. Philosophical Anthropology's Mangelswesen
1:07:00 TH7. Vertical Euhemerism
1:09:17 TH8. Psychoanalytic Flexion
1:15:12 TH9. Terrestrialization & Traumatism
1:21:22 TH10. Ancient Azygy Of The Pineal Sun-Blossom
1:23:42 TH11. Chriopraxis, Tarzan Philosophers, and Penis Poeticians
1:31:31 TH12. Global Vertebral Telegraphy & Neural Neuzeit
1:36:40 Thoracic Retrospect: Summary
1:37:02 Reflection on Part 1
Awww this was such a cool video !! It’s all connecting , I’m excited to see part two no matter how long it takes to wait .
This is my favorite video on this platform. I love the job you did summarizing this, i love the appreciation for how crazy this is, and i love how i can barely even understand what's going on. I have no idea what is happening.
TFW the author is not nearly intelligent enough to make their point in a way that people can understand, so instead they vomit confusion ensuring that no one understands, but no one therefore can contradict their point.
Thank you so much for doing the hard work and translating this text into something easily digestible. I found this exceedingly interesting! More weird book summaries please!
Best schitzopost I’ve seen to date, fantastic work
Holy shit. From Burroughs to Velicovsky to aquatic ape.. man this was WILD.
Literally probably the BEST video on RUclips I’ve ever seen
Thank you for work. So many new ideas..
As someone who is obsessed with really weird philosophy, spinal catastrophism is probably the weirdest and most interesting one ive found, like deleuze is nothing compared to the weirdness of this shit but I love it and cannot stop thinking about it.
Its more like esotericism
@@gerardlabeouf6075 esotericism says nothing about the content of the material merely its presented form, most "esoteric" works are philosophy ie Bataille and CCRU and what they draw from
Deleuze's philosophy is actual philosophy though! This is theory-fiction.
@@scriabinismydog2439 kind of but not really; hyperstition and hypergenealogy are definitely philosophical projects, they just are not traditional, truth over production is a territorial method of the west and this method follows a creative method, following with flows and energy forms of wills.
A lot of people would have just put up a static or looping background and talked over it, but your editing really helped with understanding the really, uh, dense subject matter.
There's some neat ideas here, and I appreciate that you took the time to put it into other terms so it's more understandable.
"Does the set of all sets containing themselves contain itself?" It can in a Platonic sense, in that there's nothing fundamentally contradictory about it, but no, not in the physical sense applicable to our mind's ability to model itself in some sort of recursive cascade. However, the question that truly reveals the paradox at the heart of mathematics is, "Does the set of all sets _not_ containing themselves contain itself?"
Just wanna say this was a great video on a topic I've never heard about. Your summaries are well-worded, your commentary is insightful and funny. Overall very fun, thank your for this great work.
although you are skeptical. i am convinced this is the most important collection of knowledge in existence! please show this man support so i don't have to read this myself... i will
Finally, RUclips is recommending me things I want to watch.
I hope this keeps climbing up in the RUclips algorithm, as someone who was just recommended this right now.
Lol picking this up before Anti-Oedipus or the CCRU must be so shocking
Yes. Yes it was.
i remember trying to read this book a few years ago and not making it past the first chapter lol, you're a bolder person than i
holy shit its u
This feels like some evangelion lore
Lowkey some Attack on Titan type stuff, especially when it gets to the part about our ancestors carrying memories of the future through spine
Metal Gear Solid has vocal cord parasites that give us ability to speak and reproduce by language.
Bro had a bone to pick with history
This is a WILD theory I had never heard of before and likely never would have if not for your video, which was fascinating and very enjoyably presented! Commenting so the algorithm keeps working in your favor and more people join us on this journey of "wait how did he get from that to this tho???" Great job.
The first two videos I found on your channel are on Cosmo Sheldrake and Spinal Catastrophism. I love you, I adore you, and I am subscribing to you.
The webisite you sponsored is amazing.
Delighted to learn that I may be an awful little spine worm in a meat suit! Finally, some good news for me, a worm enthusiast.
I was completely lost the entire time and had no clue what you were talking about but you sound like you know what you're doing, so 10/10 fantastic video
First off, excellent breakdown of a theory that I first saw very briefly discussed on Dino Diego‘s iceberg videos. Secondly, this entire theory reminds me of that 4chan post where some guy posits that all of history has been a conflict between psychopaths and schizophrenics.
Welcome to continental philosophy
rewatching this from time to time just to feel something
Good choice of music, and a classic meme that should be more well known. good job on the video
Your video was recommended. Never heard of this ... concept before and started watching out of curiosity. ... It is ... unbelievable. Great work. Don't worry about spelling, you showed the names, that's good. Many, many Thanks for sharing. Think I'll (need to) watch it several times.
My very* basic comprehension of some of this came from the artist who said, "art is an explosion", or rather from an extrapolation of that phrase. Art imitates life, life is an explosion, a slow one from our perspective. And it is also coalescence. It is the disintegration of the whole of time into many interations of its principles. We experience fractures of time
Phenomenal. I humbly request more videos like this
The part about language possessing the speaker's nervous system reminds me of some concepts in Alchemy where the spoken word and matter are believed to be made of the same thing, just in different forms. The "philosophers stone" isn't really a stone, but the base substance that everything is created from. It is simultaneously physical and conceptual. Terrence Mckenna described it like this: "The central conception of alchemy is the conception of the philosopher’s stone. What is it? It’s the universal panacea at the end of time. It’s the chocolate cake that your mother made once a week when you were a child. It is the pana supersubstantialis. It’s all things to all men and all women. If you’re hungry, you eat it. If you’re dirty, you shower under it. If you need to go somewhere, you sit on it and you fly there. If you have a question, it answers it. It’s something that the human mind senses in itself and is related to, invoked and worshiped over centuries, before the slow rise of the patriarchy, rationalism and materialism turned it into a myth and a fairy tale."
Patriarchy? 😂
@@SuperKoMa-gir8L is that all you took away from what I said?
@@moonstoned420 Yeah, all of it was good until you had to slip ideology down there. Why?
@@SuperKoMa-gir8L the "patriarchy" he's referring to in the quote is literal historical patriarchy, as in hundreds of years of kings ruling over generations. The land was literally ruled by patriarchs. He's not talking about the patriarchy you heard the 3rd wave feminists scream about in 2014, which is actually an oligarchy.
@@moonstoned420 Oh I see, my bad then. I'm at the 30 minute mark rn.
Huge amount of content and philosophy covered. This has enough truth to make the best sifi and comedy in one work. Much appreciated for all your efforts.
I'm really not sure how much of this to take literally and what to take as a philosophical potential. Like some of it is extremely believable, especially many of the ideas that originated from multiple view points in several different fields. Other parts are harder to really grasp because how could we ever test them? Though maybe that's the point. Regardless this is an excellent video and will live rent free in my head for a very long time (before being forgotten and integrated into my subconscious as it continually folds inwards).
Ps. Also I find it weird that the book refers to works as the most basic nerve structures because worms are infinitely more complex than jellyfish and their nerve nets
You’re on the right track, take everything in the video with a massive grain of salt.
As a palaeontology student I can tell you this book does the classic pseudo-scientific metaphysics nonsense of taking lots of scientific concepts and using outside of their correct context (and usually needs to explain them wrong in order to do so). The idea that the law of superposition is about depth is a misunderstanding, its literally only about things on the bottom being deposited earlier than things on top but that wouldnt allow for more woo about older things being deeper. Recapitulation theory was developed for embryology and has been debunked for nearly a century. Lastly, applying catastrophism and uniformitarianism outside of earth history is so absurd to me it betrays a deep lack of understanding of geology. Their special "geneological" approach feels like an excuse to say as many wrong things as possible without an ounce of sense or truth.
@jamestang1227 Thanks, this one goes in the next vid probably
While I did find the ideas of the book enjoyable, Let's not make the mistake of taking them at face value.
The text is rich with pseudo-scientific mumbo jumbo and uses intentionally obscure vocabulary, exactly of the kind Alan Sokal warned us about.
If you liked any of the ideas presented, by all means, feel free to do so, they are very cool, but don't mistake them for something they are not.
@@jamestang1227it sounds like you just don’t like having fun
I listened to it 3 or 4 times now and it gets more interesting every time.
Thank you for this gem. Already waiting for the 2nd part
I can’t believe I have access to this for free 😩🙌 thank you. Obviously, I subscribed.
24:10 legitimately made me laugh out loud. Nice one
Thanks, that’s one of the lines I was most proud of
I've been legit obsessed with this video. Ever since watching it fully in one go a couple days ago I keep viewing the things in the context of all these crazy theories presented, my favorite one being about the future bringing itself into place, and us having the ability of foresight. Thank you, author of this essay ❤
I do appreciate your effort, endurance. Looking forward to part 2.
Man, I consider myself pretty capable when it comes to comprehending large swathes of information but this guy makes such colossally wide swings with his theories that I’m barely grasping at single sentences at a time sometimes. I really want to know what he’s really saying here, I guess I have to keep trying.
Yeaaaaaaah brother
I mean i advise you to watch meltdown too
Ok so how tf do you only have 13k subscribers. Also please make the next video, I beg you please
Eh, when I feel like it. Also, thank you
i thought i had dreamed this video whilst being half-asleep, bruh
The thumbnail reminded me to sit straight, thank you
You have just found your catalyst, this is the kind of video that'll continue to be popular on your channel.
The parasite of language is such an interesting idea
The fact it struck you so suddenly means it was meant to be communicated to the vast, thank you.
WOW!! I appreciate this so much, it's so utterly fascinating, and very well done. Looking forward to the next.