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On the schools... PRIVATIZE!

love your page and videos. however capitalism is systematically flawed and ALWAYS leads to rampant abuses and evil wealth inequality

@@Paperbutton9 What's so evil about wealth inequality?

Please post the related reading links to the videos for those of us who prefer to read, rather than listen.

COTD. I'm an adult myself and looking back at the years when I was a child, I have realize that the grown ups were excellent at faking figuring out things.

I was thinking about this in the shower this morning. Its like social media, everyone pretends to be living their best life but in reality they're faking it. I wonder how many people out there can say they are truly happy

Door Knob no ones happy or sad all the time, it’s so much more nuanced then that. But yes a lot of adults when we were kids filtered their pain. Thus blurring the lines between my expectations and reality lol

It's the only way people can hold on to their sanity. Embracing the complexity and vastness of our world and universe is an enormous burden. People need an illusion of having things figured out so they can live their life in relative peace of mind, without being constantly distraught by the uncertainties of life and the anxiety they bring.

I gotta be real i think a solid portion of it is not giving a fuck. I think some are are smart and recognize it but eventually gain the courage and confidence to push forward anyway, and some are too dumb to know they dont know shit, but both require some lack of fucks. (Which is much easier for the dumb)

Brian Tobias are you absolutely sure sir? Thats a load off

It blows my mind how many people refuse to concede the fact they don't know everything.

@@gaedikus yes I agree. Also blows my mind how absolutely certain they think they are about everything and there's no way they could possibly be wrong.

I used to know everything, for a brief while, when I was eighteen. I'm not sure what happened to all that knowledge.

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I think it was Socrates that said "I know, That I know nothing." Wisdom is knowing both as much as you can about the world around you, and understanding what you don't know

I know everything. And I'm smart..

@@a_subbu how old am I?

@@lelouchlamperouge5910 as old as the oldest mountains...

@@a_subbu you are a genius.

@@jayfawn8478 Ah okay

I loved that kid voice .. i felt happy for him hoping him a good future .. but i thik we have made a connection in our minds with th voice of the other narrator voice with his nice British accent

Aya Elbatrawi exactly! 50% of the reason why i subbed this channel is simply to listen to his soothing voice! And the stuff he talks about sounds wise and interesting

i think switching voices it is a nice exercise for us listeners to stick more to the idea, not the sender

Nope, kiddos voice is better

I Agree!

What every *person* needs to know

Nate Murdoch I personally don’t think that makes them “intelligent”. I think it just means that they have an idea of how much they don’t know, and can therefore come to the logical conclusion that they know very little. As their knowledge grows, so does their feeling of ignorance because for every one thing they learn, they realize there are hundreds of things they don’t know about it. I think it’s less to do with intelligence and more to do with mindfulness. I hope I didn’t come off as too curt, I’d be happy to hear your response :)

What is intelligence anyways?@@windrunner9158

@@themichaelcom is when you're aware of the world.

I think the trait that one can appreciate how little they know isn't connected to intelligence per se, because it's a matter of hubris or humility, but it does coincide with intelligence, because it's a mindset which allows you to always keep learning more and not set yourself arbitrary boundaries at which you think you know enough and don't need to keep learning.

Nejc Havaši I really like your interpretation! I agree that having that mindset of humility allows you to be more receptive and curious to discover more knowledge! Correlation is a better way of describing the relationship between humility and intelligence than causation is for sure! Thank you for sharing, it was really insightful :)

Share it :)

You are 20 years old, hardly a time to judge how adult life is yet. I'm 24 and have come to similarly poignant conclusions, but then again I realize that we just have to keep our heads down, be patient and slowly build a life we'll be content with. At 20 years old, I still used to care a lot if others cared or not. With time, you'll learn that this doesn't matter as much either. It matters much more whether you care.

"In How to Be Miserable, psychologist Randy Paterson outlines 40 specific behaviors and habits, which-if followed-are sure to lead to a lifetime of unhappiness. On the other hand, if you do the opposite, you may yet join the ranks of happy people everywhere! There are stacks upon stacks of self-help books that will promise you love, happiness, and a fabulous life. But how can you pinpoint the exact behaviors that cause you to be miserable in the first place? Sometimes when we’re depressed, or just sad or unhappy, our instincts tell us to do the opposite of what we should-such as focusing on the negative, dwelling on what we can’t change, isolating ourselves from friends and loved ones, eating junk food, or overindulging in alcohol. Sound familiar? This tongue-in-cheek guide will help you identify the behaviors that make you unhappy and discover how you-and only you-are holding yourself back from a life of contentment. You’ll learn to spot the tried-and-true traps that increase feelings of dissatisfaction, foster a lack of motivation, and detract from our quality of life-as well as ways to avoid them. So, get ready to live the life you want (or not?) This fun, irreverent guide will light the way." This is the blurb from "How to Be Miserable: 40 Strategies You Already Use by Randy J. Patterson. The CP Grey KZfaq channel put out a video about this book a few days ago. I got a copy of the audio book on Audible and listened to it. For what it's worth, I think you should read it because you sound as if you're on the way to feeling miserable, and you deserve more. Get your hands on a copy of this book, and if you apply his advice, you will find that your life will improve. You want things to change? Then you must change. You are carrying around inside your mind an internal map made up of assumptions, beliefs, and attitudes that will steer you away from from happiness if you follow it. Truthfully, happiness is less reliant on external circumstances than how we think and what we believe. As you put it, things can only get better, and this book will help.

@@BigHenFor i just downloaded the book and look forward to reading it, you've persuaded me to give it a go so i hope it does help out. Thanks for the recommendation.

Yeah when i got out ouf highschool i realized nothing had changed and that im alone but i allredy knew that i am the only one that matters when it comes to my aceptance and happyness

life can be insanely beautiful. it all depends on your perspective.

wooooo

Isn't it depressing how we can only look past our differences and work together in cases like there being a danger of an asteroid wiping us out? The better off we are, the more we hate each other for things that are so trivial and petty in the grand scheme of things.

Nejc Havaši can’t you see the point of it? the answer is plain obvious

Get sleep, you will regret it later.

@@michaelp.4890 When? You mean later that night or the next day? Or in years from now from some health effects? I regularly sleep at about 2am because it's the period of night that is silent and no one and nothing can bother me. Phones and people are all inert. But I always make sure I get at least 7.5 hours sleep. It can only be achieved as a uni student I guess. Although I wouldn't mind sleeping early and waking early one day

@@brod2man It's alright, I had a humorous intent. However, if you take 7.5 hours, you're pretty fine. Keep up.

Reminds me of a quote I once heard, sadly I can't remember who said it but it goes something like "make sure your words are always soft and sweet so they go down nicely if you ever have to eat them" I know it's kind of cheesey but it does make a lot of sense.

I'm humble and proud of it. :D ;)

I believe the more we share this truth amongst ourselves, the less worrying we would do. -Jose

I actually believe that boats rust faster ported than on sea

Powerful statement.

Vivian Valisme you’re still a kid at 21

Ed M 😂 well, kind of..

Me toooo 😩😩😩

Its not a real kid probably just a kid reading a script

Fbi open up

Tyrone Maxwell HOLY FUCCCCKKK! Me too! mind blowing

Me too!

I love this view of things.

That should be the question of year

Ni

I'm confident all creatures that display a tribalistic behaviour can tell they are different from other creatures. So I would say yes, it knows it's a dog and it knows you are a human.

no

These kinds of questions are just vague and confusing. It certainly does not possess the human concept of a dog, but it certainly is aware that it exists, recognizes other members of its species and knows that it's different from other species. It recognizes its dogginess, but on a more basic, instinctual level.

Dunning-Kruger effect. the more you think you know the less you know in reality

Humans are basically clueless about the universe. We don't know much about the Earth either. Heck most people don't even know much about themselves.

General Kai you ok? You need some milk ?

@@hacker010010101 hey thanks to put a name to what I have always thought! When you see someone doubting about what you feel is a very obvious answer, it can be a sign that the other person knows so much about the topic, that he's wondering whether the "traditional" answer is actualy true or not.

General Kai what does that even mean ? what are you 12? Lol

Its literally the meme lol just drawn different

You know but you don't. There is always something that can be known that will never be known. People who think they have mastered something and therefore feel superior in some sense, have found hubris at its biggest expression.

Then you become a usuless know it all.