What’s the name of the background music in minute 11:30?

Philosophy of Code Geass 3% Dexter Morgan

Could you do a Deep or Dumb: Cloud Atlas? I barely understood what the main theme was and it feels a little flat.

Philosophy of Code Geass I bet you won't regret it Probably it will have to be a 2 parter The entire series has many ideologies and philosophies Especially Lelouch and Suzaku Please make it happen

not a popular request but would love if you tackled the philosophy of Hannibal the Nbc series with Mads Mikklessen

That is also my reaction to hearing Nietzsche quotes.

Nice hook Marty!, i liked that one better, or if the only thing keeping a person decent is the expectation of a devine reward, then brother that person is a peace of sh*t.

@@angelvalentinov4824 ''You must have the hubris it takes to yank a soul out of non-existence into this meat'' is also cool.

@@angelvalentinov4824 I think that quote is just plain wrong tho, Christians aren't doing good things to get into heaven, as no human's acts will reward them with a divine reward, idk that quote's always bugged me

@@logancoleman4507yes they do, they follow the word of god and the prophet Jesus. Jesus preached kindness and forgiveness onto one another. The general dogma is to follow the word of Christ in Christianity or you’ll go to hell.

True Detective S1 is the standout butttttt the McConaughaissance started justtttt before this with The Lincoln Lawyer 🙂

You should put subtitles for him though

@@johnnycanuck2 what about Time to Kill?

UnderSun Yeah, still in that first wave tho.

@@hollandscottthomas Killer Joe

He always was a good actor. He just did rom coms because why not? money and stressless I guess

@@Dan1elAndrade Agreed. I was introduced to Matthew McConaughey with Contact 20ish years ago. One of the few movies I ever bothered to watch at a cinema. Absolutely loved it. Carl Sagan's writing is just so brilliant. It's still the best hard sci-fi around imho. Everything is plausible. Nothing is out of place. The themes are deep. There's believable, meaningful conflict. It gets you thinking and feeling at the same time. Jodie Foster was so expressive. Some of her best work. Although I didn't particularly like the char McConaughey had to play (not much I could identify with), I think he did a good job, and I have kept track of his work ever since. I'd say that it's not that he's a bad actor, because he isn't. He's a good actor. He just doesn't seem very selective about which roles to play, unlike other actors who only accept the very best roles they're offered and refuse everything else. Maybe he's right. Actors get to be famous and make more money than most, but at the end of the day it's a job.

You ever see him in Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation? FUCKING TOUR DE FORCE! Look it up. You wont regret it. BYEOOOOOOOOO

watch a time to kill with samuel l jackson, or amistad with anthony hopkins, he has always been a great actor.

@@Dan1elAndrade This was like the part of that transition, I mean I tihnk mud was right before this and it was fantastic maybe lincoln lawyer too lol

Why? I'm legitimately curious. I thought the acting was fantastic, but the season was narratively meandering, stakes-free, inconsistent nonsense with no storytelling thrust. The philosophy was intro course-level.

@@Mmmmilo Same! I literally thought the same thing when i watched it

@@Mmmmilo I like detective shows and they just don't make 'em like this.

@@Mmmmilo Are we talking about the same True Detective season 1?

@@Mmmmilogenuinely would love to know what tv series you deemed amazing with this standard. Because True Detective satisfied me enough

If the man had ejaculated, and then punched you in the face, we'd have a real good shot at catching him

You, uh, you''ve got some semen on your shoe.

Ah i hate CSI, they treat us like a child.

In fact they solved it by relating a ‘green eared spaghetti monster’with a house painter who might have accidentally painted his ears green! Only a show this good can be forgiven for shit like that!

I was rewatching s1 yesterday and when the green eared spaghetti monster to green painted house link happened, my automated reaction was 'well, that's a bit of a stretch' but then I paused for a sec and thought about how there are many real life stories that have even more insane details. Sometimes you hear how the police caught someone or something else that sounds so ridiculous that, if it were fiction, it would just be bad writing. So I decided to give the spaghetti monster a pass based on that. 😅

Exactly - how did these guys somehow mistake a character completing his arc for some sort of hackneyed contradiction. It's the last goddamn line in the show before a cut to black, and the writer wasn't going to hone it and make sure it was important to both the character and to the narrative?

​ @Fuzzy Dunlop @Cody Nunez Unfortunately this is a writing trope among pessimistic writers. Readers do not tend to like or enjoy depressing or cruel endings but pessimists still want people to continue to read and learn from their works. So they often leave a single purposefully hopeful line or paragraph at the end as the sugar to help the medicine go down. In the same way that humans will focus on the 1 critical comment even if it follows 1000 positive comments, humans will focus on a singular line or paragraph which brings comfort even if it follows 9 hours/1000 pages of existential dread, doom and horror.

The analysis on the KZfaq channel ‘Shiva’s Right Foot’ helps to clarify this point.

@@thecolumbopause4961 i read the ending as the movement from a shopenhourian pessimism to a nietzscheian pessimism. Or as ligotti writes in the conspiracy against the human race a pessimist who learns to live with a knife in the gut rather than a resignation

@@aufhebenx3662 Learns to live with a knife in the gut, eh? That’s a bit on the nose in context of the show.

Well said. The value of choice.

So much yes, the ending makes season 1 a masterpiece in my mind. Reminds me of a quote from another piece of media with cosmic horror elements called Night in the Woods: "I believe in a universe that doesn't care and people who do".

Yeah, Pizzolatto said as much himself.

@@rkrokberg that is a beautiful quote. Are you talking about the video game Night in the Woods?

@@ObservableObserver Yes. Such a profound game.

This meme is dead dead dead.

@@akshan2310 oh yeah yeah

@Atheos B. Sapien That's a dangerous reply to type on KZfaq comments. Sets you up pretty bad.

I like them child torture/murder victims.. I get older, they stay the saaame age

You are cringey

Nice Se7en tie-in.

You just came from Lessons from the Screenplay, didn't you?

People didn’t enjoy not having a satisfying ending although i did enjoy the ending

Broken Tv season 1 had a great ending and season 3’s ending was terrible

Because they reject the conclusion Rust came to. The world is full of mundane people who trick themselves into justifying their mediocrity through an infantile surface level embodiment of pessimism and nihilism. The initial outlook of Rust is what drew them to him, and his character's conclusion forced them to look inward.

Fukunaga spent like 3-4 years writing S1. S2 was written in 1 year because Hollywood wanted quick cash.

@@Jagonath I honestly loved the second season though, maybe not as much as the first but still an enjoyable crime epic.

@@Jagonath fukunaga wrote for s1? thought he only directed

I'm sure his influence helped make it as great as it is, but I hardly think Fukunaga's involvement is the end all, say all of what makes the show great.

@@PaulGLarsson I'm pretty sure he spent ages writing it and then directed as well. But he only had a fraction the time to come up with the story for S2. Edit: that's what I was told, could be totally wrong.

I know right.

Agreed. Thank you for being upfront and taking on the problems.

Wait, why?

Better help is still a fucking scam

I bet Betterhelp just added some more zeros to the check they give wisecrack

Exactly that, pessimism is in the end not a fact but a choice

I see what you did here, but dig this: not all of us are well-versed in this subject as you might possibly be. I absolutely loved season 1 of True Detective, but not gonna lie: I always felt like there was a layer of deep, complex thinking behind it that I didn't really manage to get to. After watching this, I feel like I understand a whole lot more about that piece of art that I love, and I'm grateful for it. However, I also get why your comment was tempting.

Yeah but the ending subverted that tho

Eaque Johnson I gave you a like, simply because the phrase; _”dig this:”_ I can dig it, quite groovy.. hope I didn’t harsh the mellow, man.

i'm just happy everyohne's so posi round here i liked alla y'all

Julien Lefebvre right on, right on. Ain’t no jive talk when I say I dug what you dig, you dig me.

@@thotslayer9914 yes it's a book. Pdf is free online

Last year they reproduced it with a new forward for people looking for a physical copy.

Ligotti's fiction is also excellent.

@blindwillie99 Alive, you mean?

Andromeda, i agree with your theory and wish to subscribe to your newsletter, but i think ill keep watching season 3, it might get better

You will watch season 1 again. Time is a flat circle.

I'm actually really liking Season 3. But that also might be more Ali and the themes of memory is pretty good

@@quentinlahure4262 3 is pretty good though. It's just not as super depressing but more about time

In my opinion, season 1 is good, but is impacted by the all too common overreaction by the internet as being this untouchable masterpiece. One could say that Nic only had one good story in him, or the team that made subsequent series aren't the same, including many directors for season 2, none of whom was Cary Fukanaga who directed all of season 1. However, the way I see it, season 1 was praised for it's tone, but those same people dissatisfied the ending's vague conclusions. They then turned around and hated on season 2 because it wasn't as "mysterious," then wrapped everything nicely. This is art, so it's subjective, but I would wager that people who never heard of True Detective and watched season 2 first, followed by season 1 would enjoy both and the preference for the better one would be more even. Another option is if people were shown season 1 called True Detective and season 2 called "Dirty California" or something we'd see more people that like both because they wouldn't compare them. They're anthology series with no ties to each other, but people can't stop linking them. I think we don't see as much of the same reaction from AHS and Fargo because they don't have the same production value and and more importantly, they keep something that carries over from each series to the next. With AHS is most of the cast and the horror theme, while with Fargo the general ambience, right down to the settings. I think season 1 only stands out for three reasons: it was something "different" from a mainstream perspective, no one expected McConaughey to be that good and people would have rather seen season 2 be a continuation of season 1 to see if they were right about their own hypotheses regarding the ambiguity of season 1. So I don't think people will ever be satisfied with whatever they do from here on out. If season 4 came back with the same cast/crew and tied the story together, people would complain. If they told a different story with the same cast/crew, people would complain. Personally, both season 1 and season 2 were well acted and told interesting stories with interesting characters. In fact, I cared more about the characters from season 2 and more about the story from season 1. But really, I think if people are being consistent and analytical, they would admit that the first 4-5 episodes of season 1 started with an intense excitement that the rest of the entire show doesn't quite live up to. I've still enjoyed everything, because I keep it all in perspective.

Do you wish to be.. Ethical? Do you wish to become ethical quickly?

Edgy, bruh

@@AlexGordonMusiccope

I know man, Hersh Ali was such a brilliant choice as lead... I've got episode 4 waiting for me, I'm trying to refrain from watching it right now and wait for more episodes, but this is hard af, I'm jonesin like a motherfucker lol

@@SaintMu can't agree more. the acting has been outstanding

Absolutely. Ali kills it in any time setting and Dorff is doing an excellent supporting role.

Well, they are here now. The point of no return is crossed and nothing can ever change that. You shouldn't concern yourself too much with things you can't change. You should focus as much energy as possible on the things you can influence instead. In this case it means, being the best parent you possibly can be for them. Thats is just my humble opinion.

I’m glad you’ve come to that realization. But yes, they are already here. All you can do is love them and try to help them be happy and have the best life they can

Please don’t kill your kids

Oh stop being so dramatic.

@@rajyavardhansingh4491 Best Cope ever 🤓

For now. Muhahahahah!

I cringed at that ending

@@theslyngl me too. High level cringe.

@@theslyngl You cringed? What are you? 10?

give it time, eventually every star will fade from existence

Memories fading...

🔫,, What's that Nietzsche ? Shut the f*ck up!"

He is fantastic. Antinatalism is horseshit, but he's still a great writer.

@@beatnik23 No, it's not. We are not doing any sentient being a favor by creating it.

@@beatnik23 How is it horseshit. Look at the world and antinatalism should be self-evident to you lol.

Well it's subjective innit. I look at the world and it's a paradise, punctuated with extreme horror. We're not here to experience joy. We are here to experience EVERYTHING.

Ligotti is everything I wanted LoveCraft to be. 🙌

The Knick is amazing

when I come home his videos are uploaded - I live in Europe :P

I’m at work rn lol

Find an office job where you can slack off

Ikr, was waiting forever for this video.

But will the mad man Jarred do an official video on the entire Metal Gear series?

But in the end, what this video isn't getting is what storytelling is about: a character's transformation. He goes from nihilist to "we are all connected" he died and came back, with a whole different perspective. So it is a positive transformation.

Better help is only a scheme to suck money out of people. I unsubbed.

god is död

Chant: Brotherbear is God

they clearly underrrate season 2.

Can you post it?

Finally someone speaking up for S2!

@@mayatrash www.reddit.com/r/TrueDetective/comments/6wlztq/true_detective_season_2_and_the_eastern_book_of/

It's nice to see this, because I'm an avid fan, and I love S2. I don't care what anyone says, people didn't give it a fair shake, and I would bet one dollar cash money that many critics just went with the grain on it. Hell, people are even now saying "it wasn't THAT bad," which is a start at least. If anything ever deserved vindication...

I agree, the best part is that all of the supernatural stuff that happens in the show can be explained by rust's drug taking during his undercover years.

I hope he is more careful with the photos next time. That is *me*, not David Benatar at 13:00. I am not even an antinatalist.

Hey JuiceLabs I love your channel 😊

The face is what you get from a simple Google search. That guy made a youtube about antinatalism and why he's not an antinatalist lol

@@theslyngl No, I am *far* from being an antinatalist :-)

@@Anekantavad Hay there!

Perhaps, but the problem is that the areas that have more problems with overreproduction (India and Africa, for example) are the areas where such concept isn't vilified. It's downright unthinkable.