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Memes 5: Gnostic Evolution
Part 5 of 5
In The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins derided Carl Jung for claiming he 'knows God'. Is there a rational basis for such a claim? Well, it depends on the meaning of knowledge, which is a question that has divided humanity for millenia. And the difference between 'memes' and 'archetypes' is yet another example of this very divide.
Books about the Elephant Parable:
Retold by Karen Backstein and illustrated by Annie Mitra (Scholastic)
Retold by John Godfrey Saxe and illustrated by Paul Galdone (World's Work)
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Memes 4: Beyond Good and Evil
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Part 4 of 5 If someone said they knew something that you couldn't possibly know - how would you respond? Would you call them delusional, or elitist? The Archetype of Conflict is predictably defined by this question: when one strategy attacks the other by claiming superior knowledge. Custom Taijitu footage courtesy of: www.youtube.com/@HaileISela
Memes 3: Logic and Symbols
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Part 3 of 5 In the early 13th century, the Catholic Church exterminated the French Cathars for their heresies against Christianity. Considering the logic of this religious conflict leads into a brief survey of Western philosophy. After discovering that a science of opinions is impossible, we must turn to symbols in our search for a unifying truth. Custom Taijitu footage courtesy of: www.youtube...
Memes: Their Death and Resurrection
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Part 1 of 5 Starting from The Selfish Gene (1976), I review the failure of 'memetics' to become a science and ask what happened to the intellectual enthusiasm for the concept of memes. Can we rescue memes from their hijacking by the internet? Or are memes truly nothing more than the digital currency of wit and sarcasm? Full video of Dawkins' presentation at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival: ua-cam...
Vaporwave, Philosophy and Japan
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Take Me To Japan (Vaporwave Video Album) ua-cam.com/video/GMd8ks76G2o/v-deo.html My interview with Karen on The Meaning Code: ua-cam.com/video/zMiq4U0HmEY/v-deo.html Correction: Vaporwave is created by slowing music down to 70-80% of its original speed, or a 20-30% decrease in tempo.
Paul Feyerabend: The Worst Enemy of Science
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Part 1: The Life of Feyerabend and Against Method. Part 2: Feyerabend as Esoteric Writer (coming in November). In the meantime, you can watch my video about Esoteric Writing and the work of Arthur Melzer: ua-cam.com/video/uhWoMJpFB0w/v-deo.html You can also watch Melzer's lecture entitled: Philosophy and Secrecy: The Forgotten Practice of Esoteric Writing ua-cam.com/video/zwHzsWvPJxo/v-deo.html
Why I Rejected The Medical Intervention
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Why I Rejected The Medical Intervention
The Four Ps of Esotericism (with Arthur Melzer)
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You can find the appendix to Melzer's book here: press.uchicago.edu/sites/melzer/index.html Watch Melzer's interview here: ua-cam.com/video/lM68Lccwglg/v-deo.html I also uploaded a lecture Melzer gave in 2015 with fixed audio Philosophy and Secrecy: The Forgotten Practice of Esoteric Writing ua-cam.com/video/zwHzsWvPJxo/v-deo.html
The Realized Relevance of John Vervaeke
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REFERENCES: John's Ted Talk (2018): ua-cam.com/video/czddkPxz4K4/v-deo.html Cognitive Science: ua-cam.com/video/pqsUDNkBt-Q/v-deo.html Synoptic Integration: ua-cam.com/video/pqsUDNkBt-Q/v-deo.html The power of metaphor: ua-cam.com/video/pqsUDNkBt-Q/v-deo.html Constructs: ua-cam.com/video/pqsUDNkBt-Q/v-deo.html Problem Space demonstration: ua-cam.com/video/pqsUDNkBt-Q/v-deo.html Relevance Realiz...
The Metaphysics of Stephen Wolfram
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SOURCES: A New Kind of Intuition: ua-cam.com/video/zBJf7R71rOo/v-deo.html Rule 30: ua-cam.com/video/SKoW-UjLj5k/v-deo.html Programs are abstract: ua-cam.com/video/5XdwX2sU6PU/v-deo.html Models are ideal: ua-cam.com/video/5XdwX2sU6PU/v-deo.html The eyes have it: ua-cam.com/video/SKoW-UjLj5k/v-deo.html The Ruliad: ua-cam.com/video/a2hD9Bwc0EU/v-deo.html Monotheism: ua-cam.com/video/rGqzoejr0rA/v-...
The Origin and Dangers of Synchronicity
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Background art provided by Anna Yuschuk: www.annayuschuk.com/
Science of Synchronicity: An Overview
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New format featuring a green screen and far less run-time!
Synergetics and Quantum Physics
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Synergetics Online: www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/toc/toc.html Bucky's Lecture at Boston College (Part 1 of 3) ua-cam.com/video/hcmoKR6BJ3w/v-deo.html Conversations with Buckminster Fuller (1976-1977) ua-cam.com/video/HzhEMi4vutc/v-deo.html
The Ancient Wisdom of Synergetics
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The Ancient Wisdom of Synergetics
SG1: The Intuition of Stephen Wolfram
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SG1: The Intuition of Stephen Wolfram

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  • @gdr189
    @gdr189 3 дні тому

    I wonder if Bucky ever read about sacred geometry, he is drawing 3d versions of a number from that space. Scientists might like numbers (in their work), but no one else does. Mr V needs to find a way to make it not, or they will never transfer knowledge / break down boundaries.

  • @gdr189
    @gdr189 3 дні тому

    I wonder what he would have made of sacred geometry. Tried reading Synergetics a couple of times, but I find it too obtuse for now.

  • @brightmooninthenight2111
    @brightmooninthenight2111 6 днів тому

    I experience synchronicities literally every day and I also am clinically diagnosed with OCD and the two have latched on and have ruined my fucking life. Egocentrism and paranoia DEFINITELY. I'm glad to see some one who says that synchronicities are dangerous. All these new agers who say Synchronicities are signs from the universe are saying something very dangerous.. because my synchronicities are deeply negative. I don't know how to overcome this

  • @stefanschnabel2769
    @stefanschnabel2769 21 день тому

    Oh my. I am afraid in a few years you will look at this video and be thoroughly embarrassed. Nevertheless, I suppose it will at least serve as a demonstration of how much you will have learned until then.

    • @ScientificGenius
      @ScientificGenius 21 день тому

      Hi Stefan - if you would be so kind as to elaborate, either here or by email, I would greatly appreciate it. This is exactly the kind of feedback I am looking for. scientificgenius@protonmail.com

    • @stefanschnabel2769
      @stefanschnabel2769 21 день тому

      @@ScientificGenius I wouldn't know where to start. Don't worry about atm. You'll figure it out.

    • @dantemichael
      @dantemichael 21 день тому

      ​​@@stefanschnabel2769 that's too bad. I don't have many people to bounce these ideas off of IRL. I'm glad when people like them but it's far better to have someone help to improve them through genuine criticism. I will welcome your feedback if you reconsider at any point. Thank you for watching. (This is my alt account btw)

  • @franciscobenedict007
    @franciscobenedict007 21 день тому

    What was that outro video, did you make it? I want more

    • @ScientificGenius
      @ScientificGenius 21 день тому

      The context is the very beginning of Part 1 in this series on memes. The video was a presentation Dawkins made in 2013 at a marketing festival in France. There's a link in the description.

  • @zach4thlife
    @zach4thlife 22 дні тому

    🍿

  • @theoryofevery0ne
    @theoryofevery0ne 23 дні тому

    This is great. Your content and way of thinking is very similar to my own.

  • @tran_genetics
    @tran_genetics 23 дні тому

    great series. very thought provoking! thank you.

  • @dbmweeks
    @dbmweeks 23 дні тому

    I noticed that this video didn't make it into your Memes Playlist.

  • @avataros111
    @avataros111 25 днів тому

    A protein could be a rule.

  • @vicentekfdrw4875
    @vicentekfdrw4875 Місяць тому

    I have a love hate with continental philosophy, because on the one hand I find it very interesting and imaginative, but on the other I despise how unclear and allegorical writing it is. I feel that this happens with Feyerabend, in his search to create a new paradigm in epistemology (which he partially achieved), he wrote in a way so different from what we are used to reading in epistemology, that his ideas can easily be understood as if was making an apology for pseudoscience. But, it is simpler to say that Fayerabend concluded that the scientific method is not universal, and therefore is not objective, because all disciplines, in practice, have different methods.

    • @vicentekfdrw4875
      @vicentekfdrw4875 Місяць тому

      It reminds me of Émilie du Châtelet's studies on Newtonian mechanics and Newton's thought in general.

  • @iphgfqweio
    @iphgfqweio Місяць тому

    succulent ideas!

  • @geraldallen3276
    @geraldallen3276 Місяць тому

    Promo-SM

  • @jareknowak8712
    @jareknowak8712 Місяць тому

    👍

  • @splumpy8469
    @splumpy8469 Місяць тому

    If this guy read Kant he would have saved a lot of time

  • @zach4thlife
    @zach4thlife Місяць тому

    ❤awesome listen

  • @Howtobe777
    @Howtobe777 Місяць тому

    Whahahahahahaha memes are archetypes is by far the dumbest thing I've heard all year. Not the dumbest think Peterson has ever said, but it is in the top 10.

  • @unocios0
    @unocios0 Місяць тому

    Can you please share a name the music that plays at the end of your video? Its a great piece

    • @ScientificGenius
      @ScientificGenius Місяць тому

      Indeed - it is listed in the description by UA-cam Copyright recognition. Toshifumi Hinata's Midsummer Night.

  • @zach4thlife
    @zach4thlife Місяць тому

    I follow my heart, intuition and gut feelings. I got all my other ones just not this one😅

  • @jackartwinn
    @jackartwinn Місяць тому

    I really enjoy your presentation. It is both engaging and succinct.

  • @zach4thlife
    @zach4thlife Місяць тому

    What mic are you using, I have a beautiful Logitech blue ball that I should use more often😅

  • @zach4thlife
    @zach4thlife Місяць тому

    Very good listening

  • @Warguard9
    @Warguard9 Місяць тому

    synergetics was a favorite book of mine in the early 80's. I had both volumes. it really was a novel way of thinking. 40 years later i'm interested again at 63 y/o.

  • @HaileISela
    @HaileISela Місяць тому

    fascinating... it seems i had to respond with a few more thoughts than would fit a comment, so i guess i just left you a short, erm, twoandahalfdozen minutes voice message😅☯️

  • @mrastronaut9078
    @mrastronaut9078 Місяць тому

    I understood about 20% of that… so I’m basically an expert on the topic.

  • @bouipozz
    @bouipozz Місяць тому

    Always interesting to hear two people I respect disagree for reasons I don't understand

  • @tribbybueno
    @tribbybueno Місяць тому

    jordan peterson is not a profound thinker, he's a pseudo-intellectual who sells himself as an actual intellectual to intellectually starved young men who feel disempowered by a society they all but completely love to perpetuate. Peterson is a waste of time and a waste of educational space

  • @louisberghaus1886
    @louisberghaus1886 Місяць тому

    I think that JP is a little misunderstood here. Jungian archetypes are the most fundamental memes. Every meme is a mix of these archetypes. But I think in the end every concept is "bullshit" in the sense that while it might help to understand the word, it's always an abstraction and therefore oversimplification of reality.

  • @MikeJohnson-nj1ry
    @MikeJohnson-nj1ry Місяць тому

    Jordan has conservative dependency. He has been promoted by conservative propagandist. Jordan is tramped into using the archetypes conservatives have been indoctrinated to believe.

  • @mattgilbert7347
    @mattgilbert7347 Місяць тому

    Never mix symbols with alcohol and benzos

  • @kasperkappe9066
    @kasperkappe9066 Місяць тому

    You are too stuck up on definitions, Peterson uses words and lays connections in abstract ways. That does not mean what he's saying is "simply incorrect". If you define words in a narrow way that excludes Peterson's usage then that's a very easy and shallow way of disregarding his opinion. You also seem to be painting the interactions of Peterson and Dawkins in a rather hostile light. If you listen to their whole conversation it was actually very interesting and both were explaining their ideas productively and they were coming to agreements.

    • @billvouts333
      @billvouts333 Місяць тому

      Peterson does use word in an abstract way and this is a common trick of charlatans. That way if you catch them lying or being worng then they can go back and redefine whatever they said to something else. This is the only reason Peterson likes abstract and broad definitions.

    • @MJCisMike
      @MJCisMike Місяць тому

      @@billvouts333You’re literally relying on an abstract definition of charlatan right now.

    • @billvouts333
      @billvouts333 Місяць тому

      @@MJCisMike a person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill. Not at all abstract.

    • @MJCisMike
      @MJCisMike Місяць тому

      @@billvouts333 How is he falsely claiming to have a special skill? He had a PhD from one of Canada’s top schools and then taught at Harvard teaching a course on his book about archetypes before landing a tenure position at Canada’s top school. How much more specialized on the topic can you be?

    • @billvouts333
      @billvouts333 Місяць тому

      ​@@MJCisMike He is a psychologist anything else he talks about is out of his expertise. I cannot be convinced that he knows symbolism when he interpretes intertwined snakes as evidence of ancient knowledge of DNA. Furthermore, even diplomas and titles do not an expert make. There are doctors that 'heal' with homeopathic medicine. Just because they got a diploma does not mean that they are not charlatans. However, in this case it is simpler. Peterson just isn't a symbolism, politics, science (and so many other things he talks about) expert.

  • @saintmichael881
    @saintmichael881 Місяць тому

    Alan watts talked about this almost fifty years ago. The flight between the two world views of the west. One world view sees you as a blind programmed dumb animal. The other sees you eating the menu, believing it to be the dinner. Both are equally ridiculous.

  • @9000ck
    @9000ck Місяць тому

    He isn't drunk on symbols. He has a problem with benzos.

    • @majm4606
      @majm4606 Місяць тому

      ynotboth.gif

    • @kasperkappe9066
      @kasperkappe9066 Місяць тому

      Insult

    • @9000ck
      @9000ck Місяць тому

      @kasperkappe9066 the truth is not an insult, unless you have something to hide.

  • @notloki3377
    @notloki3377 Місяць тому

    tfw being drunk on symbols is a symbol...

  • @raginald7mars408
    @raginald7mars408 Місяць тому

    he is genetically drunk with GREEEED$$$ and Grandios$$$$ity like all Socio Paths Hi jakcers

  • @DeadEndFrog
    @DeadEndFrog Місяць тому

    Fantastic video, sub!

  • @VoloBonja
    @VoloBonja Місяць тому

    saying Richard Dawking figured that out but didn't take to logical conclusion is like spiiting on his entire work. Peterson should choose words better. That is something he is talking about a lot, but does not take as a conclusion for himself

  • @carlmurphy2416
    @carlmurphy2416 Місяць тому

    Add this to the list of things that Peterson talks about but doesn't understand

    • @RinZ3993
      @RinZ3993 Місяць тому

      Maybe he will start talking about that list and then we can add that as well

  • @DeTruthful
    @DeTruthful Місяць тому

    Jordan pointed out something interesting when he said "there are ideas that are so contagious that we have actually adapted to them biologically" I think what Jordan is simply trying to point out is that memes and genes and the environment aren't all separate things they all work on each other and respond to each other, and can create overarching structures. I think the difference is that Dawkins is a reductionist while Peterson believes in emergent properties. the sum can be greater than the parts. A great example is Dawkins rejection of the intention/purpose of memes. He is adamant that memes don't have an intention or purpose, while stating that we do say that gene's have a "purpose" for convention. He rejects intent but intent is a belief in and of itself. We cannot see into the mind of another so we watch behaviors like a detective an infer intention. similarly you can look at patterns in complex systems and ask by their behavior what do they want. What does the market "want". there are feedback loops and structures that are bigger than a guy selling and another buying. You might ask a question of what is the intention of an ant hill. You might be a reductionist and say an ant colony has no "intent" individual ants have algorithms of receiving chemical signals and releasing chemical signals. However it is the colony that computes complex problems, not a single ant, and if you do not look at the emergent properties of the colony you will not understand the ant or see what it is doing. If we are going to move into the spiritual route it is possible to look for patterns in the universe and ask what is its "intent", The universe decaying into entropy, living structures that fight against it and hold their shape. This will take you down a road a Dawkins type will call nonsense. However if you don't look at patterns and contend with emergent properties your understanding and analysis will be shallow. A reductionist can't understand the anthill. With only reductionism you miss understanding and lack prediction. In theory if you had enough computing power you could reduce everything to particles bouncing and extrapolate the rest, but even in theory that is impossible because. 1. quantum uncertainty 2. there might not even be enough computing power in the universe in theory. So we must deal with emergent properties however the more patterns you try to see the more risk seeing faces in the Rorschach blots that aren't there and I think this is what can happen to Jordan Peterson when he can make dubious connections.

    • @christiansather8438
      @christiansather8438 Місяць тому

      This gets right back to Alan Watts conclusion that it’s all gooey prickles and prickly goo. Some like it vague. Some like it precise. Gooey people and prickly people will be arguing until the end of time.

    • @waterfallfaerie
      @waterfallfaerie Місяць тому

      The problem with attributing emergence to Peterson's thinking is that he is not really concerned with emergence but just uses it as circumstantial evidence for his spiritual beliefs. He takes ideas like Jung's concept of archetype out of their context and throws in some mystical spice to make it seem like archetypes are a spiritual interaction between humans and the universe rather than them being the manifestation of the human brain coming pre-programmed from development to recognize and attribute meaning to certain structures and images. It's nonsense to suggest that humans thousands of years ago looking at or drawing an ouroboros are connecting with the universe or are aware of microscopic biological molecules simply because we have zero evidence to support those claims, while we have ample evidence that humans in general have a tendency to attribute meaning to such things for various potential reasons without any need for them to be related to or depicting any fundamental truth, e.g., the abrahamic religions have a male god that creates the world but we have discovered that that cannot be logically sound since sex/gender is not an inherent property of life or the universe and that when it does appear in dioecious species, the female is the sex that births/creates, thus humans can believe in symbols that are not logically sound and cannot be mapped onto the universe or physical reality. Peterson's ideas too often follow from confirmation bias.

    • @kasperkappe9066
      @kasperkappe9066 Місяць тому

      Very nice explanation. Maybe a nice connection to add: what an AI actually does is calculating the 'intent' of a set of words, and predicting which other words coincide with that same intent.

    • @DeTruthful
      @DeTruthful Місяць тому

      @@waterfallfaerie a couple things. If you are looking at Jordan Peterson to provide concrete evidence of whether or not god exists in some kind of court case, “where were you Jesus on april 5, the year 0 or 33?” (I don’t know what those years are called). If you are looking at him to provide some fossil evidence of pairs of animals in the archaeological dig of a boat and that sort of thing your not going to get the most out of him. Most of his work is very practical and pragmatic. Well balanced analysis of physiological literature applied in a way that takes in useful ways while balancing multiple perspectives. You say he’s not interested in emergence I don’t know what you mean by that. I don’t know what of his stuff you have seen or read. “Some ideas are so contagious that we have adaptations to them biologically” emergence. But also from his psychology lectures on play, he talked about the development of fair play, how there’s winning the game to which using any tactic can get you ahead and there’s winning the set of all future games. Which requires being asked to play again. A game is one thing but the large set of games has different emergent properties. I would say a lot of his work deals with emergent properties. Very little even the stuff on Religion/god/spirituality deals in reductionist proofs did god exist? yes no? Was he male female? Yes no? How tall is he? And so on. Jung said that he believed god existed (or rather that he knew). But he contended that it might just be the subconscious mind. Still in studying god you gain better and better understanding of the subconscious a very useful pursuit I think. With that said. Lets sum up what you said and correct me if I’m wrong: Peterson tries to take archetypes and pass them off as a spiritual interaction between humans and the universe. They are Humans coming preprogrammed to ascribe meaning to certain structures. We create symbols like the male abrahamic god. the structures like male and female, gender, are not inherent properties of the universe. And don’t necessarily map onto anything. Some thoughts: I won’t deny people apply meaning to things for many reasons. But archetypes are an interaction between human beings and the universe I don’t know what spiritual means to you, but they are the result billions, I don’t know trillions. Of lives and beings from humans going all the way back experiencing the universe and each other and recognizing patterns. The universe shaped archetypes, we are also a part of the universe. These patterns had to contain “truth” at least operationally because they’d have to be useful for survival. Data is king and life has collected and computed lots of data. Its interesting that some of the purely philosophical questions some would say ancient philosophers would wax on about, “why is a thing a thing and not another thing”, deep questions to some. Noise to others. Are now the very serious questions or people building cars that drive themselves. Now musk and his team are in meetings “when is a thing a thing and not a pedestrian”. Mind have been computing these problems for billions of years. They weren’t philosophical questions they were cognition questions. Of a being that lives in a universe and interacts with it. Masculinity and Femininity are a collection of archetypal behaviours, evolutionary strategies, cultural structures and so on. You say they don’t inherently exist because for example not all life is male and female. I would ask does math exist? Is a triangle real or am I just imagining lines between 3 stars? If all life dies does natural selection exist?

    • @DeTruthful
      @DeTruthful Місяць тому

      @@christiansather8438 they need eachother.

  • @tanubhardwaj2920
    @tanubhardwaj2920 Місяць тому

    Can't focus on anything but the button that was missed. 4:36

  • @cameronjamesdowns7385
    @cameronjamesdowns7385 Місяць тому

    Memes are strategies for truth 🤯🤯 Nice way to pinpoint Peterson's flawed perspective on memes being "living ideas" while pointing out that Darwin's definition of behavior (strategies for obtaining what you want) is embedded in the definition of memes. Memes aren't living ideas ❌ Memes are human nature, a byproduct of our truth-seeking behavioral tendencies. Looking forward to the next video

  • @joshtown3926
    @joshtown3926 Місяць тому

    First

  • @gdr189
    @gdr189 Місяць тому

    Is Design Pattern a suitable word for program? And Algorithm a better word instead of Rules? Or is that taking it too far into computational.

  • @bazemk5111979
    @bazemk5111979 Місяць тому

    It depends on how strong and persistent those synchronicities are. Once when they start to bleed out and become fluid like in your environment almost in an instant one after another, you are in trouble. If you are one of those peeps who underwent the mental gymnastics and deep inner search on your spiritual journey, you might not even have a clue that you ignited the spiritual spark pretty strong. While you doing this whole spiritual inner work and going trough the process and minding your own business you have no idea that the whole time you have been jabbing, poking, digging and slicing onto the veil of forgetfulness. Someone / somebody placed the veil of forgetfulness for a reason, its there so you keep on following the already " pre scripted life path that has been given to your avatar for your Spirit to experience". However when your spark is lit and you are poking on the veil and not having clue that you are totally headed in the direction that your spirit wants and not the pre scripted one, well " the big daddy of this Universe" takes that personally and goes on a witch hunt to crush your spiritual spark you ignited. In short words to make things clear and simple, this is my moto: "Put an end to the reincarnation loops, leave Samsara and peace be with you."

  • @alvaripoikola
    @alvaripoikola 2 місяці тому

    This got me pumped. This was well-structured, clear and concise. Great job. I look forward to where this analysis takes us. A thought came up watching this. What you are doing here is what we are all doing in our own ways. Making sense and creating. Building a career, a relationship, writing a poem, filming a video, maintaining our health, trying to become more wise, more kind. We are all creating the symphonies that our lives are. We are doing our best to make it beautiful, worthwhile and always trying doing our best to do the right thing. Carving the marble to reveal David - chipping away all of the parts that weren't his to reveal him in all its glory. I want to you give a word of advice: have high standards for yourself. Try to make these as good as you can. However, finishing a project, as flawed as you might think it is, is the most important part. Believe in your own judgement, take out what is not needed and focus on what's relevant. You're creating something great here, happy to be part of the journey. Take us into the deep.

    • @ScientificGenius
      @ScientificGenius Місяць тому

      Hey man, thanks a lot. The internet plays a huge role in self-actualization and it's reassuring to see that confirmed in comments like yours. As you said, seeing the project through to completion is the goal. Part 2 is ready and will be up soon!

  • @camerondowns9332
    @camerondowns9332 2 місяці тому

    3:45 😂👌

  • @WhispersOfWind
    @WhispersOfWind 2 місяці тому

    The selfish gene, the unspeakable memes could we be witnessing the evolution of man or are these just dreams?

  • @user-bs3jl2bl8k
    @user-bs3jl2bl8k 2 місяці тому

    Not what I asked for but what I unconsciously needed

  • @jareknowak8712
    @jareknowak8712 2 місяці тому

    👍 Question for everyone: what is Your opinion about Peterson?