Tricked Into Learning Something 🤔
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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This is real social engineering
This is what it was made for, before it was twisted to evil.
No no, educational engineering
@@enermaxstephens1051 naaaah it was never made for good
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 tools are meant to be used. the user determines the consequences good or bad
@@dimitrijekrstic7567 it was always, but people wanted to benefit themselves. Everyone has good in them.
Educational pranks are the peak
highkey fax
In this world of fake pranks, do an educational prank
I tricked a woman into something by just giving her a big tip and then she wanted to finish it off.
A little of something can lead to a heck of a lot.
Learning should be enjoyable.
These two are fuckin dope
If you aren't already, follow @piratesoftware
He does this kind of stuff a lot.
Literal troll with ethics 😂
And this is how you take tremendous power from social engineering and turn it into angelic help for lazy people.
Love Thor’s content concept. So nice and pure
It's not about people being lazy, they are *actually* afraid of learning new things. Usually something among the likes of:
"what if this doesn't work out?" "This will just prove that i am a failure ar life" "the amount of time that i will need to spend on this thing is too much and probably will not be worth it"
Stuff like that, what thor did is help remove that layer of doubt and fear, and give them the courage they needed to follow what might possibly be their dreams
:3
@@megalobanter3997Sometimes it’s not even that complicated. Sometimes it’s just that the process of starting is far more daunting than actually completing the task. One of the dumbest sounding but most useful pieces of advice I had heard was to just setup your workstation. As a writer that means opening my laptop, opening my outlines and writings to the chapter I’m at, getting something to eat, and finding a comfortable place to sit. Once that’s all done I feel like I’m already too invested to not write, so it tends to work out pretty well. Just setting up your workstation so you CAN start working does wonders. I assume this is the same principle.
@@megalobanter3997 I completely agree sometimes hills feel like mountains and your at the bottom looking up think there’s no way I can climb that. In reality though you just need the courage to go for it.
@@madisonashton1750 exactly! People think that the fall is greater than it actually is
@@megalobanter3997 Thank you for expanding it. I agree, that fear of starting a new project is definitelly another big reason, why lot of people don't even start.
He went from asking complete newbies to make a whole game in a week, to changing the timeline to two weeks and broke it down to manageable pieces. Companies need to learn that good workers don’t just exist, they are nurtured by accommodating for their insufficiencies. Yes, the timeline doubled, but you went from 0 workers to a loyal army at your disposal to take over whatever industry you strive for.
We do this where I work. If we have a project coming up and one of the devs doesn't know how to use the tools/frameworks etc we give them a week to go learn. In the mean time we are all available to help with the learning. After the week they take responsibility for delivering the project and they still have us available to help if they get stuck. It really works.
"Ha ha get wrecked you're smarter now."
damn it, not again.
NOOOOOOooooOOO
Thor's mentality.... You get wrecked by leveling up!
Now I'll NEVER race in Nascar!!!
I can totally see him saying that too 😂
Actually, this is like this one exam where the teacher "leaked" the answers on purpose so at the end students worked so hard to remember those leaked answers that they end up learning more about the topic.
😄😄
this never happened
@@idonttakenaps This happens, they did it a few times at my high school, answer sheets would be leaked in advance for a test at least once a year, usually for things like History where the work was mainly memorising a set of points for each topic.
It's like how the geography teacher pulled down the map for the countries of Africa pop quiz?
Whenever I would copy someone else's homework I pulled so much effort in making it undetectable but also correct that I ended up learning everything about the answer I just copied.
He would make a wonderful CEO or strategist. Sure, nobody is without their flaws, but he's making STRIDES with the internet community.
he is the CEO of piratesoftware (his game dev studio)
He is a CEO, that's the neat part 😂
Thor is honestly such a godsend for the indie dev and gaming community as a whole. So supportive and so wholesome, advocates for gamers and game devs consumer rights and just all round great guy. Triple A industry lost a worker but the world gained a star.
Also great for the countless underlings that have been trampled on, taken advantage of and harmed by the soulless mega corps. He gives hope that there's another way, that there's a path out of the 7-10 soul crushing 14-15 hour days you get at a lot of the companies that treat their employees like objects. There's a darkside to the software industry that takes advantage of good honest hardworking people just trying to pay for food and rent.
That’s a true leader right there teaching by peripheral learning. Bravo
I want a series of wholesome prank videos in this vein
this is honestly so helpful for adhd and executive dysfunction, it really helps to break it down to a mentally easier step, and receive that dopamine for completing your task and then reframing the second half as a *bonus* task so you now can feel the vindication, and apply what you learned to an even stronger dopamine hit for finishing the "optional" task
If everyone had thors mind society would be paradise. Not even kidding. Compassion, smarts, drive. Dude is a culmination of everything I'd like to be. Such an amazing individual
Gary??!?
Gotta love Thor, I think he’s the internets response to Andrew Tate and “alpha males” like him.
Yeah him and Dr K and others like them
These are real men. They build up other people and don’t hide behind facades of masculinity.
If we speak on actual hierarchy context and not "Societal hierarchy" Thor is an actual "Alpha Male," because he is a true leader.
This is the type of stuff that creates actual leaders, because he is able to make his entire team/community grow, not just himself unlike the Tate bros who only care about $$$$$, and not the people who worship him.
@@AlvinKazuSTOP with the alpha male CAP. There ARE no alpha males. If alpha males were real, then technically prison wardens are more alpha males than any of these guys because they’re in charge of more men. Alph male just means leader. All the traits ascribed to them are descriptive, not prescriptive. Different species have different types of leaders. But no species actually has alpha males and alpha females in the sense you’re talking about. Alpha male is just a fantasy of men with weak character and low self-awareness, the same way “player” is a fantasy of “lonely toxic man with commitment issues”
@@AlvinKazu no offense but Andrew tate would beat the crap out of him
Some people would say that pulling that is Chaotic Good, but I'd say that's being a Lawful Good smartass.
That's how I force my brain to fight executive dysfunction
Thor's a dang genius. It's like super villain intelligence, but in a good dude. :D
The two healthy dads of twitch
The same trick works on getting toddlers to clean their room.
Instead of cleaning the room, you tell them to just pick up toys. Then just pick up clothes. Then make bed.
I'm a high school history teacher, this is how I trick people into already having 3/4ths of a 7 page paper written before they realize they're writing it.
What you call trick I would call proper motivation. Get the student thinking creatively instead of anxiously. Let them get involved and be proactive instead of slogging through it from the start. Take away all the performance fears and you get real learning.
@@Tryveum yup!
Two most wholesome guys on this platform
found out about them both a few weeks ago and them now collaborating has been great
Wouldn't call Dr. K wholesome anymore, something about him just feels corporate and profit oriented now
@@tbqhwyf this!
@@tbqhwyf He has good intentions. Better than most people on the internet shoving garbage down our throats for money and clout.
@@tbqhwyfNo, not really. If he was profit-oriented he wouldn’t have extremely useful, affordable programs for people to actually get better permanently. He wouldn’t be making free videos and hours of streams every week, making vids that help people all on their own. If you actually do the shit he says to do, you become healthier. No money required.
I get what you mean by corporate. Things feel almost hyper-structured and clean now, but he’s making just as much free content as he always has. The only difference is there’s more paid content/programs, if you want to utilize them.
I wish I had someone to direct me like this like maybe once a week lmao.
I feel like I always forget how to be a person and what I'm even capable of so every day is just an uncertain mess.
Thor seems really good at giving directives and workable goals.... I'd love to be able to do that for myself, or have someone help me do it.
Man I feel that. The capabilities thing especially. You can’t let yourself forget that you’re capable. It gets me in this nasty rut I can’t escape. The trick is to pretend there’s a little Thor up in your brain telling you what to do.
@@dankmemelord414 Thanks for your relatable comment, friend! Honestly, I've been given the suggestion to play pretend so many times, but I'm honestly never sure how it's supposed to work!
I have so much trouble thinking outside the box when it comes to the functions of my brain and my inner voice. The thought process is: "I know my brain is only mine - there's no way a little Thor could ever be there that isn't just me trying to play a trick on myself."
I've also seen a lot of "pretend like you're on the set of a film/people are watching you/you're doing X job" and I simply just don't understand how those work because I'm *not* doing those things! Is there something I'm missing, or are there actually people who can just.... trick themselves like that and get away with it?!😅
@@whisper3884 What is it exactly you are struggling with? You just say being a human I personally have a whiteboard where I write everything I need to do so I can see it and make sure I do it. I also struggle with Social anxiety and if it is social struggles I have found just being very nice and polite gets you through 99% of conversations with strangers fairly painless
I really enjoy PirateSoftware's content he seems like a genuine guy
So genuine he fakes his voice and lies about it
He is also full of shit with majority of the things he says or they are just the most obvious things to think and yet his audience laps it up. Guys dad was cool, this guy made a pretty meh game and now tells randos on the internet how to make games like wut.
He's like the bob ross of game development
@@scotttimbrell8632 You're selling him a bit short, and also just because advice is obvious doesn't mean it isn't valuable. Some people just aren't aware or don't know what to search for.
@scotttimbrell8632 maybe im just stupid, but the things he says arent obvious to me. hes been working in the games industry for ages, not just "one game" idk why you have the need to be rude about someone with a community that seems to really get help from him. even if its "obvious" to you
Every video I’ve seen of Thor has just been him being the most supportive person I’ve ever come across, or him drawing squares to understand or explain goblin think
Thor smiling like a giddy child at the thought of educating others is the most wholesome thing ive seen all week.
Thor is an exceptionally good problem solver. That's why he won the Defcon several times and got an extremely important job for the government. He instantly turns a question around and makes it more easy to understand. He can break almost everything into smaller pieces which he then rearranges.
He is an amazing and extremely chill dude. I like watching him.
That's what I didn't understand about design documents! You want to include technology specifics: languages, SDKs, libraries, file formats, etc. I've written detailed notes about what I wanted the user experience to be and have been told "That's not a design document." I didn't get that I was supposed to be detailing the work that the programmers would be putting in and the tools they would be using, not merely the expected outcome.
I absolutely love this dude. Hes such a healthy voice in the gaming/development community.
That's genius. I love it when you give someone the tools to learn, it removes the fear of the unknown and opens up possibilities and creativity.
This is amazing. I love how he confronted their fears and trumped it with small steps until the big monster was no more. Love it!
The duo the internet never knew they needed… so glad to see you two working together!
Honestly this is pretty neat because some people, such as myself, struggle with the idea of "get this complete done thing in one month", we focus on the fact that we are after the finished product and the size of every step along the way becomes distorted in our perspective
But "do this step in one week" and then "now this step in one week" really shifts the perspective and allows us to trick our way past that mental block
Or another way of thinking about it could be "man this is going to take an ENTIRE WEEK to fix?" And then you're back to square one.
You don't need motivation, you need clarity.
Love all the content Dr K. GODDAM . I've learned to love life a lot more in part because of you
"YOU GOT TRICKED INTO THE LEARNING!"
Thats amazing.
You set them up for success, when they didnt belive they would succeed. You facilitated the learning they needed to do on their own but were too intimidated or scared of failure to attempt. And once they realized they were absolutely capable of making an attempt, you had 98% success? Insane.
Out of the box teaching can be more valuable than out of the box learning at times, because out of the box learning requires out of the bix thinkers, willing to throw themselves into it. Out of the box teaching only requires people willing to put in effort to follow along
I've been looking at these two people respectively, I have concluded that they are worthy of all the praise and love I am able to discribe in words. ❤
Thor is out here Tom Sawyer maxxing
Is it me or does this guy sound like swagger
Yooooo you might be onto something
This is why Thor is such a great streamer. He does and says things to motivate others to just do the things they're wanting but aren't.
It's been helpful for my mental health because it's a guy who just always seems to be encouraging doing more.
Like seriously, WHERE do i sign up for being a part of his pranks? WTB Being tricked into learning to code properly.
look up his yt descriptions and twitch
I taught a dyslexic 4th grader three programing frameworks. Hit me up.
I love thor. He's so level-headed and truly thinks deeply about the challenge infront of him on top of being well articulated
Thor is unironically one of the most positive influences out there. He’s literally helped me help myself more than any person (including therapists) out there.
We need more things like this in the gaming community, more people working on things they're actually passionate about.
This is a trick I use as a social worker and it's based in the question "what would your life be like if you woke up tomorrow and you had a magic wand?" Like no rules, no financial limits, none of that stuff that drags you down, just absolute power over your life. And then you break down all the steps that you need to take to get there. This works because questions like these iave people access to the little corner in their head where their motivation has been stuffed away due to stress and negative life experiences.
Sometimes the biggest obstacle is to begin something you want to do. Guiding others through one step at a time is always the best way to learn one by one. Saying you want to make something that you know will take longer than a few days scares us and makes us feel insecure on how to begin.
So yeah that was a good idea to give the first step and proceed to the next. ❤
Bro tricked his followers into following their dreams what a psychological genius fucking legend I bet u help at least 5k people realize the potential that they have been wasting
This isn't just "social engineering" or "educational". This is what you call "leadership", at its peak.
Not the teacher we deserve but the teacher we need.
Thor impressed Dr k. Had him feeling insecure for a split second. Great men.
Thor is one of the most authentic people on the internet. He has a beautiful soul. it shines through even a screen..
Honestly it's quite impressive that he convinced a bunch of people to do what sounds very much like a school assignment voluntarily in the first place.
Have to say I haven’t a clue about programming or anything like that about computers but I love pirate he’s one of best UA-camrs he’s so down to earth and he just loves what he does
What he's talking about is grade7 brainstorming. Than bringing ideas together in basis format. It's not making a game. But an idea. You need coding, movement accounting/surveying, story writing, the basis of development of your game (which isn't C++). Than your looking at the fundamentals of the game like animation and art style... Ect
You brought inspiration and thought which is wonderful. Good job
Thor is one of UA-cams blessings. He became viral out of nowhere and I'm really happy about it
I feel like a lot of people are more scared of the research and their own fear of failure (me included) but doing the project in week 2 after researching for a week, it makes it easier. Big things like that take time. Big ideas take time to build, take your time and take it one idea at a time
Pranking people into being productive has to be one of, if not the smartest way of teaching I have ever encountered
Two of the best therapists in nerddom.
I think it’s easier if a sort of layout is provided. I mean when we were in education layouts were provided with everything! The structure of ‘go find these specific things out and come back to me’ makes it ALOT less scarier than not knowing where to start
"Get learned," has reached a whole new meaning.
This is what I do as a music therapist working in special education. We make doing hard things fun, but in the process of practicing and learning, the overall goal is transfer of skill so that they can do the same skill without needing me eventually.
Its easy to learn anything when you have a great teacher
best side of streaming ever
THIS is how game jams should take place for beginners. Love it.
Guy's like this is why im all ears and 100% in anytime i get the chance to learn! I regret not listening in school and payed for it later in life! Doing alot better since i learnt to learn 😂
You have a knack for insidiously motivating people to think good. That’s a real inspiring talent dude
The fact that thor just truly cares is so rad.
I love how Thor gaslights people into productivity
A good instructor/ leader/ teacher can really change your life.
Ever since 1986 I've been thinking about making a video game. watching this talented programmer really is motivating me to giving it a shot. ❤
Do it, even if you start off small and simple then that’s great! Don’t discourage yourself, just keep at it and continuing to learn along the way.
Most persons dont need advice what is truly needed is a hand to hold, the best way to develope a person is to show they are there for themselves.
I wish this was the norm rather than constantly beating people down in their hopes and dreams.
Confidence in your abilities is key tp success
Truely remarkable!
My biggest hurdle as a hobbyist is getting an idea I actually want to start. I went to college for Computer Engineer with a focus on video games but pivoted after I left because the industry is toxic. I know how to make a game. I just feel like none of my idea are good enough.
Thats what you get as a security expert who specializes in social engineering. genius
Holy shit, that's genuinely impressive and actually kind of awesome
Didn’t think I could love Thor more than I already do, but here he is.
sometimes being tricked into learning is the best way
This kind of support can turn lives around. The issue that affects the hopeless greatly is the abundance of con artist and greed. It’s hard to find people like Thor, and even when you do it’s still tough to find the information you need from the correct people through the abundance of their own content. And you can’t expect them to have time to help everyone one on one. So just keep searching. Just start by listing the keywords you could search to find what you need.
UA-cam can teach you success but it often feels like you’d need to be paying attention at the precise second you need to be, or you will miss the opportunity and maybe never hear what you missed ever again
Thor is awesome... Even his pranks are wholesome.
I made a presentation on an idea for a clinical trial recently. It was one of, if not the only thing, that I’ve enjoyed in my course.
Because it didn’t feel like my ability to do something was being tested; it was hypothetical and I felt like I had more freedom to say what I thought without getting it wrong.
I was waiting for the surprise to be "lol the document is literally the first step of development, you just developed the game on paper"
This is such a quality crossover
Thats because people are to occupied with thinking about the entirety of what they need to do and forget to slice every part up and do them 1 by one.
By doing everything slowly 1 by one you have managable parts and focusing yourself on them makes everything easier and less stressful.
No matter what you have to do in life, make a plan and then follow that plan step by step. And only focus at one step at a time to make it mentaly more managable.
And then there is me who loves concepting, who loves writing, but turning that into a real thing seems always so borderline impossible.
This guy just loves himself so much
the collab the world needed
Thor is one of the best people on the internet. He's nothing but encouraging to people who would like to start making games and just seems like an all-round decent guy.
"I dare you" is the most motivating phrase for humans 😂
The last 2% 😢
i’d b there
i think that last 2% perhaps didn't make the GDD thorough enough and so they were still intimidated by the task. or they were burnt out, or they had personal things going on, you never know.
@@sleepieste or they just didn’t have the ability to do it. I can learn to code, I can create a rules system to put a game into… but I can’t create a story, I can’t draw (digitally or otherwise) assets to use in the game… I dunno if animation is closer to coding or drawing so I dunno if I could do it.
Probably a bunch more stuff, some of which I could learn, some of which is just not within my capabilities. I can’t create something from scratch, I can only copy or alter something that already exists.
@@asherandai1000 Yeah I always did wonder how people address this aspect of game design. Even if I was able to go through the absolutely massive task of learning to code and create a functional game, I still wouldn’t be able to draw/create any graphics for the game more complex than a stick figure, nor deal with audio.
An educational prank that I Severely wish I could’ve taken part in
I would be quicker to believe 98% of people were keen from the start, but the 2% of people who commented and didn't want to make a game, made it a better story 😅
Goblin Lord King Thor introduced chunking into their lives and is a massive win for all.
The hardest step in game development and art in general is starting
All the nefariousness and subterfuge of a top tier villain, but put to 'good' ends.
Amazing.
Damn.... that's manipulation put in to good use
This guy sounds like he’d make an amazing radio show host.
Bro really needs to replace “Pirate” with “Wizard” cause his out of the box thinking is from a different universe
I love thor. Dudes a saint. And a real legend of the industry, along side his father.
Bro just used his social engineering skills to make people’s anxiety go away