Just as good if not better than the veritasium version. Fantastic video.

this video deserves sooo much more than 27k views (as I write this). I feel Jesse had this video flop after a Bazilian hours of work and has been left saddened :(

Purple is just another brown, or silver, or white

Purple is part of the visible spectrum

I'm an artist trying to understand the colors around us, thanks for clearing things up

The Polar Express is nowhere near as creepy as those other nightmare haunting examples provided

Its more complex. In the real world, both staying silence can result in 0 years each since the police/prosecutors might indeed have no or not enough evidence. The ‘minor’ crime isnt required for a prisoners dilemma

not to do sth. in vain, too naive to exchange life with freedom. no escape.

Certain English speaking places make no distinction between purple and violet, referring to the mixing of red and blue on our brain as magenta. I prefer to distinguish purple and violet though.

9:59 I want whatever he smoked. XD

Brilliant. Thank you.

Lovecraft be like: 💀💀💀

When you check the chromaticity diagram, you can see the outer edge is the visible spectrum, called pure monochromatic color. Any color on the inside or along the bottom edge is a mixture. Along the outside edge, purple or violet is the color on the very end.

I think the minimizing of this problem at the end of the video is a mistake. This problem is extremely common in society. True common spaces hardly exist anymore but the problem is every increasing.

This is the worst video I've seen so far that covers this subject.

"I won't say where I stand", then immediately proceeds to explain how he's a hard-incompatibilist (à la Pereboom) who believes punishment is only useful for practical effects and should have no moral implications at all. lel

If you want real-life examples, the game of split or steal applies the very same principal.

What a wonderful explanation.

receptors word is wrong ,,,instead ,,we can use== inner==

Hey everyone who's algorithm has recommended this video to them 10 years later lmao

8:22 "The is-ought distinction can draw attention to the idea that goodness and badness, and better and worse don't exist outside our minds" :D

Some liberals need to watch this

Your videos are genuinely amazing and entertaining, and educational, please come back!! We miss you❤

great video - well done!

Mind f***ery right there!

Seeing T4T back in the day, I'd've guessed it would mean tit for tat, nowadays and with some personal revelations later, let's just say T4T has a very different meaning to me.

Are organisms in a way dependant on the exposure of viruses in order to learn or in the least maintain it's known functionality

So in a way, purple is the brain's answer to unknown colors? And if I am correct, some animals can see more colors than we do.

Air May Have No Color. But The Air Molecules Scatter The Sunlight to Show Our Eyes The Sky in Blue

Having no free will is equivalent to saying choice is an illusion because the mind will always default to its most logical choice in any circumstance given the limited amount of information it has. This is fundamentally flawed. For instance, anytime someone makes a decision that goes against their better judgement, their mind didn't default to their most logical choice because their better judgement is for a fact their logical choice.

People don't go to jail in blue states. This is so dated

I miss This Place.

This is one of my favorite topics, and now this is my favorite video on it.

Its both. You have free will to create any deterministic probability wave you choose. And this ability only exists within the degree you have influence in.

Purple light!

the best explanation❤

Wow

It didn't! I keep on trying to find something, an image, video, A.I. image, even research papers that include their tests used to gather data from human reactions. However, I've never had any kind of reaction. Is there anybody else out there that seems to lack this seemingly innate, shared and possibly somewhat important reaction/ability? Does anybody know any explanations or theories as to why there is a minority who completely lack this reaction? Is it based physically in the brain eg. the size, activity or abnormality of a particular area? Or, is it most likely to be physiologically based such as personality types/traits, a possible link with underlying disorders or illnesses that are not prevalent enough to have been diagnosed in some but maybe a trend was noticed during studies?

To this day you're the only channel I'm subscribed to on Patreon but unfortunately I had have to be billed for a video 🥲 please come back and make more videos!! They are some of the best ones I've ever seen on KZfaq

KZfaq algorithm is going to be cursed after watching this....

This is top-tier material. I read a book with similar content, and it was an extraordinary journey. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell

For 500 years, about 0.0001 % human cooperated. Includes you

Omg thank you so much, i finally get it✨✨✨😭🕊️

This video made understanding the Prisoner’s Dilemma very easy to understand - thank you for your time spent creating and publishing this great content! 😊

my bias has been confirmed. thank you for making this

Still so good!

Still so good!

I will say that the series of unaltered morphs at 7:20 only don't get creepy in the middle because they're almost all creepy at the far beginning, especially the 1st doll boy and the 3rd one with the big soulless eyes. But I do like this take on the whole uncanny valley thing.

It is Jan 29 2024. I was born in '62...Fist time I have EVER heard of 'prisoner's dilemma'. Binging a fe videos. Conclusion: Some head shrinker's idea of trying to make things 'fit'. Total bullocks. Mumbo Jumbo. Rubbish...pick a description

Stuff being made bluer by light from the sky is an actual thing, and a bit of a problem for photographers using flash. The color of xenon flash is roughly similar to midday direct sunlight, but if you use unmodified flash in a shady place that still gets a lot of light from the sky your flash will look yellower than the ambient light. You can use a CTB (color temperature blue) filter over your flash to better match your surroundings.