I could much more deeply appreciate the life and work of Thoreau from this video. You have a special way of making philosophers very relatable. And the video itself is so well-made- the visuals, the great content, not to mention your mellifluous voice, which makes us want to keep listening!
Thank you for creating this. I’ve been a Thoreau enthusiast ever since the 1960s, when as part of a high school summer reading assignment, I read “Walden,” the first book that truly made me think. I can still recall sitting on the front porch, reading its final chapter, and feeling I’d been transported to a realm, the existence of which I’d never imagined.
Henry David Thoreau, a beautiful soul who could enjoy solitude in nature by himself but also knew how to extend his love and care for his friends and society. Truly a goooood life he lived.
Interesting presentation about this American influential thinker, writer. When I viewed how you pictured Clostridium tetani it reminded me my student studies, the 2nd year of university, microbiology lesson when very elderly lady-teacher emphacised this bacteria - bacillus is drumstick-shaped because there is spore, resistant to boiling and freezing, forming on one side inside (that's why it is called bacillus). Spores usually contaminate wound.
I could much more deeply appreciate the life and work of Thoreau from this video. You have a special way of making philosophers very relatable. And the video itself is so well-made- the visuals, the great content, not to mention your mellifluous voice, which makes us want to keep listening!
Very beautiful video. I love the way you present him. Thank you
Thank you for creating this. I’ve been a Thoreau enthusiast ever since the 1960s, when as part of a high school summer reading assignment, I read “Walden,” the first book that truly made me think. I can still recall sitting on the front porch, reading its final chapter, and feeling I’d been transported to a realm, the existence of which I’d never imagined.
Henry David Thoreau, a beautiful soul who could enjoy solitude in nature by himself but also knew how to extend his love and care for his friends and society. Truly a goooood life he lived.
Your words are an ode to Mr. Thoreau. . .a beautiful prosaic tribute.
Thank u for sharing this video i really appreciate it :) ❤
Interesting presentation about this American influential thinker, writer. When I viewed how you pictured Clostridium tetani it reminded me my student studies, the 2nd year of university, microbiology lesson when very elderly lady-teacher emphacised this bacteria - bacillus is drumstick-shaped because there is spore, resistant to boiling and freezing, forming on one side inside (that's why it is called bacillus). Spores usually contaminate wound.
This is a beautiful video, keep making em :)
Very valuable video，Love from China😋
Thank you! It means a lot. Have a wonderful day!
As an American, I would like to say that if you enjoyed the gift of Thoreau, we enjoy your wonderful Chinese gift of Chuang-Tse (Zuangzi)
awesome video❤
This is a beautiful tribute. I can relate to so much of this in this season of my life. 🙏🥰🙏
Awesome ... You're now making cinematic videos. The topics you discuss are amazing, keep up the good work ❤️
Thank you for your encouragement! I'm glad to hear I'm improving slowly.
Excellent
you are under-rated af
Hello, I love your voice alot!
Voice & choice of music. Incredible
What Software do you use man? Would you please make a video your video editing process please 🙏🏻
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Do you think morality is objective or subjective?
Interplay of both. Not either/or, but both/and.