"I don't want to be remembered, I want to be alive." the most Grey quote ever.

2:00 as a dutchman that was a flawless immitation of a dutch man who got stung in the neck by a beehive and recorded himself trying to speak backwards and then reversing the audio

He doesn't own anything without purpose nor value, send him a penny.

I like how he eats breakfast with Kurzgesagt.

For anyone wondering about the do you speak dutch bit he tries his best to say in dutch “i dont speak dutch, my mother is dutch but she never spoke dutch with me. I grew up speaking just one language *american flag*”

Dutch part: I do not speak Dutch My mother spoke Dutch, but she never spoke Dutch with me I grew up speaking one language

for my alarm, i use a song that gives me anxiety in any situation: The guardian theme

"can you wear a silly tie for the rest of the video?" my history middle school professor wore every day either a tie with kittens or with mushrooms.... every. single. day.

Where is grey? Is he dead? Has he been abducted by aliens? Did he forget his KZfaq password? Did he starve himself from not eating breakfast?

CGP Grey has a new video Immediately drops and forgets everything else

“Minmax happiness and suffering” AI: *enslaves humanity and stuffs them with drugs to keep them “happy”*

In defense of music, While some styles have much repetition and patterns with certain motifs such as classical and baroque, music is typically derived from expression, something which jazz does just as much as other musical styles. While jazz, to an extent, is associated with improv, that doesn't mean it has no pattern. If anything, they're all about manipulating patterns in a way that sounds good while expressing what the musician(s) wants to convey, the same way a classical composer would. ***Note***: Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but stating that jazz has no pattern isn't completely accurate, Grey.

Part in Dutch I do not speak Dutch My mother was Dutch but she never spoke it with me

I have a theory that Grey has made loads of videos that he just keeps in reserve. Basically *IF he dies, 50 or so unseen videos will be found and he’ll be immortalised by being the first person to have every video in the trending page be theirs.

"I don't want to be remembered, I want to be alive" - CGP Grey One of my favorite inspiring quotes.

1:11 Pennies. They fit that description perfectly.

Using the yellow demonetized symbol to censor is brilliant.

_"I'm a thousand hours in man"_ It takes 10,000 hours to become a master at something, Grey.

Ggecko: "How do I get over a crippling Factorio addiction?" CGP: "You tell me man..." Me: "It's too true!"

"If you enjoyed the time you (didn't) wasted, then it is not a waste of time" - Bertrand Russell

That Dutch though. "Ik spreek geen Nederlands. Mijn moeder is Nederlands, maar zij heeft nooit Nederlands met mij gesproken toen ik opgroeide. Ik spreek een taal". Translation: "I don't speak Dutch. My mother is Dutch, but she didn't speak Dutch to me when I was growing up. I speak one language." "Toen ik opgroeide" was really hard to decipher though. (And I might of course still be wrong on that part)

"I monitor my time very precisely so I can make the most of it. I've also spent more than a thousand hours on Factorio." Seems legit.

Grey: “I like music with patterns and repetition, patterns and repetition” Adam Neely, Jazzman: “Repetition Legitimizes, Repetition Legitimizes, Repetition Legitimizes…”

6:46 Grey: "What is love?" Me: NO, he wouldn't DARE....... 6:49 Me: NOOOOoOoOoOoooOooooOooooo..........

"I don't speak Dutch. My mother is Dutch, but she never spoke Dutch with me. When I was growing up, I spoke one language." (Thanks to the Dutch-native wife of a friend.)

During that bit when he spoke Dutch he said “ I don’t speak Dutch my mother spoke Dutch but She never spoke it with me so I grew up speaking English”

the "Min-Max happiness and suffering" part killed me

Grey singing what is love is the best thing that has happened in the history of the world.

Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, post more.

0:54 seven meals >Breakfast >Second Breakfast >Elevenses >Lunch >Afternoon Tea >Dinner >Supper -you're welcome

Bro, your videos always make me forget when I’m having an existential crisis, mad respect

Grey, you seem so wonderful and I love your drive for self-improvement! You and your videos truly are a gift to the world and the internet. Thank you

Kurzgesagt bird at 0:37 !!

your answer to "what is love?" was exactly what I wanted 12/10

there exists music in a jazz style that nonetheless has as much patterns as other genres, and those pieces are honestly among my favorites

6:46 What is love? CGP Grey: Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, no more

I am eternally grateful for CGP Grey singing(saying) 'What is Love'

Damn it, Grey. I should be working. Your Dutch accent is magnificent, by the way.

You forgot midnight snack

Just got home from a bad day. Hearing your voice instantly calmed me. Thanks Grey.

Grey: We have a new sponsor! Me: Oh? I'm actually interested is this something- Grey: SKILLSHARE! Me: *Breaking Computer* JESUS I'VE SEEN YOU ALREADY!

I used to never eat breakfast, and now I do. Honestly, it doesn't make that huge of a difference, but for school and if you work early in the morning, it really does help energy and clearer thinking. At least for me, though we're all different. It's still not necessary, of course, but very helpful and convenient.

Grey: “ Breakfast is bullsh*t. “ Me: “ Impossible. “ My brain: “ That fact is bullsh*t! “

When he said “hey Siri” my Siri started screaming.

I wish CGP would upload more but then again it's quality over quantity.

The skillshare invasion is complete

Grey: Skill Share Me: an online learning community with 20,000 classes for design business technology and more. Blah blah blah it's a great place to learn all of these things blah blah blah. *He says the exact same thing* Me: I knew it!

1:34 the light bulb slowly fades away

You are a MASSIVE inspiration to me man. I'm so proud to be a content creator in your space. You are one of the OG's of youtube and you never cease to teach me something, whether it is a small idea, or a big idea. I think I speak for everyone when I say, keep on creating :)

"Reading classes? Literature? Pffft, useles." 5 minutes earlier: "Hey Siri, what does 'frivolous' mean?"

When grey tries to take a note and says “hey Siri” it activated my Siri lol Just thought that was funny

4:22 I like to call compression learning. Learning a bunch of stuff in a short amount of time, then testing myself on specific material of said subject every few days. Super effective if you can pull it off.

Look at CGP Grey over here, _planning_ to skip breakfast. I do it because I'm lazy.

That music-alarm thing is something I relate so much to. There's a song I still can't hear the beginning strains to without that heart-poundy "oh shit it's time to wake up" feeling. In the same vein, I can't use music for ringtones, either.

The “Hey Siri” bit at 1:30 triggered Siri on my phone lol

Concerning the laws of physics, I would have changed the first law of thermodynamics so we could make a perpetual motion machine.

Wow a video! I’ll see you next year

I didn’t even click on this video. I opened KZfaq by accident and this just started playing... finally, KZfaq has implemented a GOOD feature.

"I don't want to be reminded, I want to be alive."

"THIS is the world's most unpleasant noise" THATS THE POINT

So ya don't like jazz, then.

'I see music as a brain munipulation tool' wow dude it's amazing you wanna live indefinitely given you don't seem to get much out of being alive

You yelled hey Siri, my phone heard you and asked what I wanted lol...

I once was the kind of person who would make an hourly time pie chart.......dare I look upon the endless void again? Ignorance is bliss, and bliss is something I am short on....sooo..no, I'll keep ignoring it

What is an on/off schedule? Is this a particular method or way of scheduling?

The fact that CGP Grey is intimidated by pointers gives me a *huge* confidence boost as a C & C++ programmer :D

The love molecule (oxytocin) at 6:47

3:05 im fine

The accent you speak dutch with is funny, but then again I speak dutch with an Australian accent and my cousin thinks it is the funniest thing on earth.

Who would have thought Jazz was so polarizing.

I love how in the morning routine it includes "grab phone"

6:47 Q: What is love? A: Baby dont hurt me. Dont hurt me. No more. Gigachad.

"I don't want to be remembered. I want to live." You and me both, buddy. You and me both :)

6:49 exactly the thought which came to my mind when I read/heard the question.

That college bit reminds me of my own experience with literature courses (yes plural, Bachelor of Science not withstanding). I enjoyed my American Lit course more than my English Lit one primarily because the first professor welcomed discussion on the meaning of the stuff we read, while the latter (head of the English Department BTW) asked us what the meaning was and then told us the "correct answer".

Berry : Ya like Jazz CGP Grey : No

That was absolutely imcomprehensible Dutch. But is was hilarious proof.

Please elaborate on your jazz opinion, because jazz definitely has patterns and repetition, just not necessarily repetition over small intervals.

Not needing breakfast: Grey: a rough adjustment Me: only took a year of near permanent debilitating migraines what of it?

You forgot the 8th meal, the all-important midnight snack

1,000 Hours + in factorio? My God this is an intellectual if I have ever seen one

I don't want to be remembered. I want to be *ALIVE* -CGP Grey, 2018

How to avoid hating your morning alarm: Have a different t alarm every morning. Personally I use an app called mornify that starts shuffle playing random songs in my Spotify library, or a selected playlist. There are many other apps like it. You can also buy one of those radios that have an alarm function (turns on your favorite radio channel in the morning)

I had birds chirping as an alarm for a few months and now any birds that sound remotely like it ticks me off

Grey you are an inspiration. We are humbly following your path. Thank you for being a creator. We love you! ❤️

I am severely uncomfortable with how many cultural references in this video have been strategically placed that I actually understand. You've changed, Grey... you've changed. (lol

3:32 now i get where the "this isn't a Physics video" sentence came from on the runways video.

With regards to knowledge and technology, the Dunning-Kruger effect applies every time: 1 • Starts either believing it's impossible or just not knowing about it 2 • Hearing about it or considering the ways to do it, but admitting it's Sci-Fi 3 • Realizing it's actually doable, but wondering whether it's practical and worth it 4 • Super strongly believing it's awesome and quite feasible. Trust me guys, it's only 30 years away from now! --> tis Mount Stupidity 5 • Realizing the challenge ahead and finding it more and more tricky to achieve 6 • Slowly abandoning all hope of seeing that understood and done 7 • Then gradually getting shit done and _really_ knowing how it all works and can be done, at last.

>Says Jazz has no structure and repetition *takes a deep breath* Well, actually... *You Died - however the Nexus traps you; you shall remain in this world as a soul, forever* Ok - maybe some types of jazz, but I get the feeling you haven't really been exposed to a lot of jazz if you think it lacks structure. It's not always an obvious structure, but standard hard bop has a pretty well-defined palette with which to play. It usually involves a melody or hook, which players take turns soloing over until everybody on stage has had their moment to reinterpret the melody - then there's a big finish. It's actually more rigid than it seems. You may find it "anti-useful;" there's no quick way to learning to appreciate jazz and you probably have things you would rather be doing. But your opinion here is either misinformed or not explained thoroughly. I would like to hear more about your concept of "musical mind control." I don't think you're wrong, I just want to know more of what you think about that.

"I don't have an obsession with death" "I don't want to be remembered, I want to be ALIVE" Hmmmmmm... Edit: and the reaper too. Grey, are you ok?

pointers are something I'm still working on - but I think the main problem with why people think it's so hard, is that most programming books/lessons don't present the full picture. Everything in a program exists in a physical location in memory. No different in concept to looking at a file in a hex editor. So, if you have a (32 bit) integer, it's going to occupy 4 consecutive bytes in memory. A pointer (in a 32- bit application), *also* occupies 4 consecutive bytes in memory. But instead of a value, like say, 5, its value is another address. That's the address it "points" to. So let's say you have that integer, let's call it 'a'. And you have an int pointet called 'aptr'. Now, you just have to assign the address of 'a' to 'aptr', and 'aptr' now points to the location in memory where 'a' is. so... int a = 5; int * aptr = &a; So, what's the..uh, point? Well, a pointer is basically a bookmark. Sure, you could just write down the paragraph you need, and maybe you won't ever need a bookmark. But, if you want to actually read the actual paragraph again, it helps. But it's a bit more than that. Instead of a dead tree, think of a bookmark for a living document, such as a Wikipedia page. Again, you could make a copy and just use that, but if you wanted to get the current page at will, the bookmark is what's going to allow you to do that. Oh yeah, the bookmark also works both ways. So if you write something, and send it through your bookmark, it replaces the page. That's the basics- there's more advanced stuff of course, but most of that boils down to changing where you put that bookmark, or what that bookmark is. The first part is pretty straightforward, but the second part needs some explanation. See, giving a pointer a type is more of an aid, than a requirement. After all, a pointer merely points to a spot in memory. It's up to you to say what exactly is *at* that address. Is it an integer? a float? three floats? it can be anything. So long as the memory itself agrees. So needless to say, you can "cast" a pointer as any type of pointer (or not, that's why void pointers exist)- you'll just have problems when you attempt to read and or write to that memory, if you're wrong. Whether that's simply garbage data, or a crash, because you accessed memory you can't read/write, is completely random.

4:54 Hidden Bee!!

He seems very concerned with time running out and living forever. In the D&D world, this is his Lich backstory.

3 videos in just over a month? Are you okay?

deadline is quickly aproching

Do you ever look at your youtube comments?

I don't think CGP Grey knows much about jazz.

6:47 - What is Love? I thought the exact same thing. I love that song!

6:49 THANK YOU! I needed that SO MUCH. Must satisfying thing to happen all day. Thank you.

Another FANTASTIC work of art. Good job, CGP, you're awesome!