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Excellent review. Thoughtful and well-produced.

I have been loving your essays, very fantastic work. I hope you continue to make more similar although your small presence as a creator. Keep it up!

why is this so terapeutic , the voice , the music , the background the movie , the filosofy , omg thank ou , this is quality content , far from the brainrot that has consumed my life

good essay

Well sed

Brilliant channel!!

I'm making it a choice to delete my socials, and only consume this sort of long term content that provides value over crap that rots my brain. THANKYOU for your channel really, Also you've got a real calming voice ✨👄

amazing work

Insightful, Walter had no good choices. But what he did causes lots of suffering for society as a whole. And the show explains how seductive going down the wrong path can be at the start.

Incredible opening

Friedrich Nietszche is not a nihilist. On the contrary, he is an anti-nihilist.

i had forgotten about this movie. i have been working on a short film for Uni and have been suffering from a lot of Imposter sindrom. as I sat down to draw some concept art I put on this video to listen to and it really helped. your interpretation and magical words definitely helped me fight the imposter off at least for the day, and for that I thank you <3

Really incredible read, this movie is a gem. Hope your channel reaches the heights!

I loved learning about him in my English class but everybody completely misunderstood him even my teacher. I was the only one who said he wasn’t crazy in my class

15:29 my buddy brought up a good point, that colonized people themselves would have been the first to understand the devastation of colonization. I don’t have the book on hand so can’t check the direct quote; but I believe in the context it was talking about westerners or scientists. Just wanted to clarify. Apologies for not making that more clear in the video

8:52. It’s not stark contrast. He comes to understand that the beauty that he sees he comes to desire living with others in it, not apart. You don’t run to the woods, he re realized that it is best to take his lessons in solitude to others.

PART TWO OUT NOW: ua-cam.com/video/MyEseyJj5Xw/v-deo.html Also, 21:45 - CORRECTION: the film in question is by Kathleen Harrison and her daughter Klea. Katherine MacLean is a leader in psychedelic research, but she is not involved with this project.

I expect royalties for the photo! Fr tho Mr. Stories, dank stuff, keep it greasy out there in Hong Kong

Incredible vid, thanks for posting!

Just the video i need. Thanks. And bro, where are you? Background looks amazing.

PART 1 OF THIS VIDEO CAN BE FOUND HERE: ua-cam.com/video/vlnnSUmIECw/v-deo.html In Part 1, I discuss Werner Herzog's 'Grizzly Man'. I examine the colonial and humanist mindset that leads to the flawed and arrogant way of thinking about nature, as existing for our own consumption. I show how not only Timothy Treadwell, but even director Werner Herzog himself, exhibit this 'grizzly' arrogance. Human arrogance is a core tenet of our species. We see ourselves as separate from nature, superior to animals that haven’t learned how to dominate their environment. This arrogance seeps in not only to the way we treat the natural world, but the way we treat different cultures, traditions we don’t understand, beliefs we don’t agree with, ancient wisdom we see as primitive. The world and its resources exist for our own consumption, not as an interconnected, complex system that we are but a mere cog in.

Have you read The Eye of the Heron?

Watched this in theaters as a kid this was a heavy ass movie for a 12 year old 😂 still one of my favorite movies.

I don’t know why UA-cam recommended this video to me but really it is extremely nice. Watching it wasn’t a mistaaaaaaaaake😂 Keep the good work👍

Your white people trope is a turn off. Elitism runs in every culture. White devil trope is setting White people up to be convenient scapegoats for societies ills.....predatory capitalism is more of the problem. When everything is a Commodity nothing is sacred....that's why madness embraces nature worship, because there's little for the ego to compare itself with.

Disordered minds, magical thinking, flee to delusion when the ship is sinking

Story man mr: I liked this video. Might have been my favorite so far. 全熟

Dear Mr. Stories: Thanks! IMHO, you're doing great, please keep talking. Your line that made me laugh most: "I was laid off..." spoken from a nice room, apparently not thirsty, hungry, or sick -- So today can be all fun! Dear older viewers: At 69, I ride a bicycle anywhere I want and nobody seems to mind it. Dear younger viewers: I hope you live long enough to want a bicycle as much as you did when you were even younger. Dear Mr. Stories again: Years ago, my sister wrote on my wall, "Be nice. Work hard. Stay humble."

I was expecting Breaking Bad episode 2.

I think that respect for other animals includes not intruding on their spaces he put himself and the bears in danger because if one did kill or wound him often those animals get put down but the bear is just defending itself and the grizzly man is being reckless and intrusive

Hey Mr. The Stories We Tell! I have an internship interview in 4 hours, and your video calmed me down a whole lot. So thank you <3. I will be looking forward to stories from Asia, have a nice day.

Well guess we are checked in for a lot of good videos in the future!

Loved your content! Please keep going

this video is beautiful great job

Call me crazy, but watching this movie after the Big Lebowski is a wonderful experience.

Sisyphus would be so ripped after lifting the rock

I loved it. Thank you.

love it! subscribed :)

I found you because I'm reading The Sympathizer at the moment. Just finished The Quiet American by Graham Greene, with some friends. Plenty of Camus. Plenty of questioning what people thought was happening around the time I received a Draft Notice for that war. [I declined the invitation.] You're spending your time in a good way, so say I.

Well done, kid. [I say kid because I'm probably half a century older than you.] Camus, then Mary, you found them and thought about them. [Love libraries.] I challenge you next to find a source for something I frequently say, that I'm pretty sure I didn't invent, but I can't figure out who said, or wrote, it before. My own Sisyphus hill, it's short: "With great wealth comes great power. With great power comes great insecurity. With great insecurity comes a great desire to control other people." Reading Frankenstein a long time ago [in de Nederlandse Taal], and then again, I think my little paragraph happened in my head around that time, as I tried to figure out - Why would a wealthy doctor or scientist do that? [Aside: I wear Hawaiian shirts too. In Florida, riding my bike a lot beachside.]

Well damn guess I need to rewatch Breaking Bad now

“Acceptance is the way out of hell.”

Love it!

This is the inspiration I have to finish breaking bad

A monster in tighty whiteys

Walt was what he was. It’s the situations he put himself in which brought us his true self. He’s a mf dawg

Full video on the pilot can be found on my channel! :)

I have been wanting to explore anarchist ideologies better for a while now, and this video was a nice way to start accomplishing my goal! Additionally, I read Earthsea very many years ago (I was too young to even remember it well now), but I never let go of my love for Le Guin, and this video has shown me I was right not to! She seems like someone I could learn a lot from. Thanks for making this, I enjoyed it very much :)

I almost never comment on videos, no matter my thoughts, but I just really want to tell you or whoever’s reading this that I’ve been trying to understand Cammus ideas and the concept of the absurd for years. This video, is finally the one that I felt really broke through to me. I get it. I see it now, in my own life too. Thank you.

Full video essay can be found on my channel 🤙🏼