I for one feel it's none of our business. I feel social media has given us this sense of entitlement that we're owed explanations

​@@damnfk063Your entitled to your opinion, just as some people are entitled to prefer salty food. I for one have always wondered if venturing into KZfaq videos could be worth the time.

@@ravenrock541 from the perspective of obtaining information, yes I agree. What I meant to say was people on the internet put pressure on creators to disclose their income and if they don't they're seen as fake or dishonest. I don't get that

@@damnfk063 I agree with you on that

@@damnfk063I don't understand the stigma or taboo of inquiring about surface level monetary standing or financial information. I respect if people don't want to share that info, but I've never understood why it was bad to ask.

I agree. It's a fantastic level of transparency that I appreciate greatly.

That's because he is selling a course about KZfaq

How is it that we know he's being, "honest?" Because he said so? C'mon man.

​@@billw5189 can you let us know why you think this guy is being dishonest?

I didn't actually state an opinion on the honesty question. However, as you may have noticed, YT has become a total playground for product reviews and affiliate links. This development has changed the nature of YT and we as viewers, need to sharpen up IMO @@Romanski21

I agree the blue pops. that's what is so great about it. sure the "design" may be subjective, but the idea of the contrasting color and metallic flakes and swirls really is what makes it desirable.

What they said☝️!

Just need to find a smoker to sell it to.

lolol tue, itll match their white walls 🤣@@chaos.corner

Start filming it, someone out there will love it, remember, we are our worst critics

Same 😂😂

Yea, I wouldn't have kept that in my house, much less paid over $2k for it. Maybe a fancy firewood chopping block. But I don't chop firewood either.

that would be a horrible use of any tabletop lol would crack immediately, as you are striking it with every swing. we just use any old log lying around.@@atnfn

Agreed. I love that blue as well. All that could've made that table better is having the "river" split off and have go a few more places. Would be a bit harder to make though.

That blue would be perfect for kids. I can imagine how much fun I would have had as a kid with legos playing on a table like that!

if you turn it just right it looks like a swooping dragon.

The blue epoxy table is the first video of his i saw if im not mistaken

I think you kinda missed the point that Cam was making about this being his subjective view on what he finds pleasing. I think this table would look amazing in the right space, but maybe not for everyone.

It’s the epoxy that makes him transparent

@@RichardBuckman ha cha cha cha!

He shits on the idiots who post without knowledge or experience. They deserve it lol

Pop a finger in while you're doing that.

At least take a guy to dinner first, jeeze… 🤣

To be fair, he only shits on the people who dish it out first, like people who call him a hack and shit.

I would totally love that in my house!

Ya. I totally get that 👊

i didnt even think the yellow looked that bad, the white was obviously better, but its still a decent table.

Ya man, just start and be bad.

Sorority girl at heart

Totally get the toad thing. Grosses me out and the skin on face tingles (that's the one with the tab poles birthing off of its back right? My face is going weird just typing this

I feel so bad for you... it would be so hard to avoid those in life

I don't even like the descriptions!

😂😂😂

😂😂

I see a snow wizard, wearing a jacket and hood of deep winter fur, head back, eyes closed, caught in mid-chant. ...maybe out of Winter from a certain fantasy novel series?

He's covered this in another video, he let her keep it

Well put. I think the fear is more of a disgust for a lot of people. A distaste for holes which could be associated with nests or hives may have been a good evolutionary trait for our ancestors.

Trypophobia is in the Oxford dictionary, and appears to tick all the boxes for a full blown disorder, which may be as impactful as claustrophobia. Fear of a pattern of bumps or holes.

Not sure how to convey this without coming off as "attacking" your comment because that is not at all my intent- I would not use the word "Phenomenon" to describe this condition. Trypophobia, like any other trigger word that humans feel the need to ague about, is real to the individual. Most disorders are not congenital (Existing at birth)- They develop over time or from a traumatic event, with several different degrees of this condition to speak of. I have it. I am not completely disabled by it or even slightly disabled by it, but some people are. I can genuinely say that I did recognize having it as a.kid, well before it became the new thing to talk about. Again, apologies if this came off negatively. Honestly, you are not a complete naysayer to the idea and I appreciate you. The word Phenomenon implies "unexplainable" and though I am not someone who can flaunt letters behind their name on this particular subject, the condition is indeed explainable and is something that I have had to accept for the long-run.

Trypophobia, despite its name, isn't a "fear," per se. A percentage of people experience feelings of revulsion or disgust when they see patterns of densely packed holes. There isn't scientific consensus around a cause as yet, but because it often coincides with similar feelings regarding parasites and parasitic infection, one theory is that trypophobia as a response to patterns resembling those created by parasites evolved to help organisms avoid infection. That makes it similar to a fear of snakes or spiders, as well as being like the tendency for people's gag reflex to trigger when someone else throws up. So rather than a phobia or a disorder, it might be better to think of it as an automatic sympathetic response that doesn't have much of a job to do anymore in most of our daily lives.

Its definitely real, I suffer from it an had to skip forward through the first project because it made my skin crawl. Absolute heebee jeebees. 😖😖😖

Whoever sponsors me will have their laundry done for a year 😭 lol

a little expensive, don'tchya think?

@@kushpaladinI feel ya! We put a lot of thought into the pricing though. This course should be able to pay for itself 10x over. If not more. Not to mention it is in line with similar courses out there ($1000-5000 is pretty standard). Also, we don’t want tire kickers. We want people who are ready to dig in and do the work. If it was $99, it would dilute how much we would be able to help all the people out there that are serious about doing this vs the people who want it, but don’t want to do the work. Hope that helps!

@@blacktailstudiouncutI think he was talking about the laundry for a year lol

@@terencemerritt😂 for the record, I’ll totally take his laundry deal if that’s on the table.

My second favourite mine was the blue epoxy

@officialBlacktailStudioUncut- "Looks over shoulder" - Go on...

Oh hahaha. "official"BlacktailStudioUncut

I get triggered from these images too,,,,,I can't even look at them actually. Discovered by chance 10 years ago (picture in facebook). I show friends or coworkers, type the word in googleimages, and I just can't look or I'll be ''shocked''. I just look with my hand covered on my eyes that are fully squinted,,,just to see if it's the right image for them to see,,,,I make sure not to see it fully! hahah weird phobia!

i also have trypophobia and i think it comes from wasp hive or something similar because it makes us stay away from it and evolution has made it so that humans that have an instinct to get away from survive better or something like that.

Agree

The argument against trypophobia isn't that clusters of holes don't make people feel uneasy, they do for me too. I hate it. But hating something that makes you feel uneasy isn't a true phobia. As with most mental disorders, phobias are characterized by whether or not they significantly and negatively affect your day to day life on a regular basis. When I was a kid I saw a photo of of burn victim and it fucked me up too. For years actually. That doesn't mean I have a phobia of burn victims.

Indeed. Few things brother me. But stuff like lotus lower seeds are horrifiying. Seriously. Google them. Gesus christ

Yes, my old trainer at the gym had to deal with this. If an image came up in a movie, for example, the emotion of it could stay with him for weeks, causing bad dreams and a general nails on chalkboard look to him whenever the subject was even broached.

Ah, tryptaphobia: the fear of tryptophan. Trypophobia, however, is a pathological fear.

Holy shit

@@jakelindner4478you see it too don’t you? Lmao

Agreed. I’m someone who’s made very uncomfortable by too many small, closely spaced holes (not scared of them, that would be ridiculous, just uncomfortable), but honestly I don’t see how that stump would cause anyone to cry “trypophobia”. It looks like a hammered metal texture, not small, insectoid holes

It’s a lot more than an uneasy feeling

​@@evancallery9199I think what they are saying is a lot of people (like with OCD) say they have the phobia when they feel the uneasy feeling but don't understand what it's like having actual trypophobia. There are of course people to have it but a lot of people who say they do probably do not

Yea like I can get creeped out by spiders but in no way do I have arachnophobia. I swear people just want to seem unique and special.

i dont want to say i have it cuz its just an uncomfortable feeling for me .also the project in the beginning doesnt bother me at all so its prob fake

I hope to get a bunch more!