The best stories are the ones that cultivates culture for us to better themselves!

Beautifully articulated. ✨

That's brilliant! This reminds me of one of Jordan Peterson's lectures where he said that humans don't experience positive emotion unless we have an aim and can see us progressing towards that aim. But, he says, it's not exactly attaining the aim that makes us happy (or at least not miserable), but the pursuit of that aim, because once we attain it we're eager to find another one. And the bigger claim that he makes is that having an aim is the only thing that truly fights suffering. And we see this in some of the best stories where the main character is surrounded by tragedy, yet the narrative progresses anyways by the protagonists central goal.

Confirmation I just received it... instas? if it’s no trouble, I’d like to follow y’all

I like how you worded this. I recently read a book that stayed on my mind heavily and it was because to me, the story was unfinished. The characters received an ending they didn't want.

the mind discovers reality through sensory perception and historical physiological exposure. people live in a state of hypnosis, zoned out fantasizing about better version of a similar experience that they previously had. the mind filling in the 4 from the 2 + 2 illusion... the mind makes things more then what really is, whether it's scarier or happier, it will amplify the baseline reality into to something more then what it really is, leading to disappointment. also people want make surplus, so after they reach a new surplus, they are finish with that piece and what to gain more, so they want to put that one away and search for a new better version or something novelty altogether. maximize your genetic copies into the future generation and self preservation are big forces in human life. life is all about = (hypnotic state: search/explore, find/discover, play/repeat) hedonic adaptation is why you get tired of an experience, it helps keeping you going forward. you would have less experiences if you were hypnotized in place over a mud puddle for years on end. hope is dopamine, without hope, no dopamine... no dopamine, no motivation = starve to death

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Thank you :)

It's definitely hardest to get started, I completely understand and agree but if you have the passion and inspiration to even attempt a story on the scale of AoT then that's amazing! Keep focused, never give up and believe in your self and your decisions, this is your story and your world, just give it the right care and attention and I'm sure you'll reach your goal :)

Start by recording daily things. Give yourself a simple topic and write about it. Be in a room or sometimes take a walk and talk to yourself. That's how you learn.

Fun Fact: AoT has also brought me to this video! I think you shouldn’t give up on that dream and that you should pursue that goal! Have you any idea by now of what your story will be about?

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Stole isnt the right verb, but okay.

There is a better word than “stole”; “borrowed,” for one, is a more polite and professional word to say.

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goat-f*cker was his nickname

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@@metamorphosis_77 το κατάλαβα από την προφορά 😂. πάντως πολύ καλό το βίντεο

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Usually I do. Check other videos too.

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It''s good to know that I'm not the only one that dislikes Jordan Peterson. He's quite the fake.

@@judymiles7186 You're not the only one sister!

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What’s the deal with peterson? Every know and then somebody is voicing their discontent with his appearance in my videos. I don’t get it.

@@metamorphosis_77 Have you heard his voice? It's far from yours😉 And the voice is more important than the story itself... To me anyway...

@@metamorphosis_77 He's been in some political controversies. The public perception of him is pretty polarized. Some people think he's a sexist and denier of systemic racism, others think he's a profound psychologist who's ideas have changed their lives for the better. Whether he's been misrepresented or not is up to your own judgement.

Why is that? What did he do wrong?

@@metamorphosis_77 jordan peterson has good takes on human nature and psychology (i mean i would hope so, he has a PHD in it), but his takes on Marxism are unfounded and false. He perpetuates a lot of harmful talking points about marginalized groups like the trans community (and much more). He rationalizes hate groups like MGTOW and says there's a lot of truth to their claims (they are just a hate group. He sucks at defending capitalism and continusly uses weird dog whistle words like 'western civilization' to 'other' minorities and signal that they are the superior race. He literally believes in the race IQ. Says a lot of dumb shit about female pshycology, based on tradcon philosophy rather than research. overall, he's a messy guy with 10 bad ideas for every good idea he has. your videos are really great but i don't see why you need to cite peterson when there are better psychologists out there that make the same point, and probably better articulated.

@@majd9919 I understand your point and I don't agree with him on everything (especially on Marxism). I am sure he is a very open minded person and if you watch his debate with Zizek you will realize that. I can't simply discredit him because I don't agree with him on everything. I consider him one of the most important thinkers of our time and I owe him a lot as a person (concerning my personal development). The snippets that I add in my videos are carefully picked and reflect opinions I agree with.

@@metamorphosis_77 First of all, thank you for the recommendation of Zizek, never saw the debate in its entirety but I definitely will check it out. I do agree JP is very intelligent and even open minded. When I first discovered JP, it was from his talks on how to take control of your life, so my intro to him was pretty good. I used to like a lot of his work, and still appreciate what he gives in terms of organizing one’s life. A lot of the quotes you cite from peterson are his better works, like the one about realizing life is a struggle and accepting that (you cited that one in the shadow vid), and the vid you made about him (stand for your truth) again, is his better side so I understand your point in bringing him up. But JP is polarizing because outside of his self improvement and talks on archetypes, he’s very general and hyperbolic and contributes a lot of unnecessary commentary in regards to the ‘culture war’ in North America. Yes he’s open minded, but he also never outrightly disagrees with a lot of the white supremacist / sexist talking points his followers agree with, out of fear of alienating his audience. One example is the MGTOW thing; once JP was asked about MGTOW, and he harshly criticized MGTOW as a pathetic group. Which was fine, but then he got a lot of backlash from his audience for that, so he quickly went on air and denounced his previous criticisms of the group and said he actually sympathized with them. He never pointed out the flaws in their ideology, he just went along with them. When asked about the race IQ, he never talked about the obvious shortcomings of that study, and instead danced around the subject, too afraid of touching on the topic yet showing people he agreed with it. He talks about 'speaking your truth,' but always conforms to what his extremist audience wants to hear. For me personally, my problem with him comes a lot from his fans. What skyrocketed JP to fame was his fear mongering regarding trans pronouns in Canada, so it’s not wrong to say that a big portion of his audience is very conservative (not all obv, but the loudest sure are). You are a fan of JP because of his self improvement talks so obv. I’m not talking about fans like you, but many, many people like him because he affirms their bias against trans people or women. A lot of people hate him because specifically of that, and that’s why there are some people who don’t want to hear him cited. But you know, there is nothing wrong with being inspired from him, I would be very hypocritical to say there is, since I literally started cleaning my room wayyy more often after hearing him (lol), but yeah Sorry this was so long, I just wanted to clarify my position from my 1st comment! :D

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