Fun fact: A man lost his eyesight due to a chemical explosion in his eyes. He lived most of his life blind and had a wife and two boys. When he got surgery to see again he could only recognized his childern and wife when his eyes are closed.
@@kissit012 its like the cube and sphere thing more i think, he wouldn't recognise them by sight alone because he knew them by feel! So to look at them in a lineup, he couldn't pick them out, but if he could poke em (hold their face) he'd know who they were.
“A proper Victorian gentleman, an American cowboy, and a dispossessed Samurai walk into a bar…” Yeah this has definitely happened in a DND group somewhere.
as a tumblr native these videos are so incredibly funny to me. feels like the click's just wandering through my hometown commenting on the sights and graffiis that i don't even notice anymore
My school had a zero tolerance policy on bullying. If you were in a fight, you got suspended. Didn’t matter if you were the victim or if you didn’t fight back. It only taught the victims to go all out because they were getting in trouble for being attacked anyway.
On the subject of Wonder Woman: If I recall correctly, she was designed with one woman serving as the basis for her personality, and the other was the actual physical model. Their relationship also included some definite kink elements: It’s the reason why Wonder Woman’s original weakness was becoming completely powerless if anyone tied her up… …also, Themiscyra as a Matriarchal paradise was a reflection of his belief in feminine dominance. …that’s not a pop-psychology diagnosis, if I am recalling right, that was actually in his writings and notes. Sooo, with all that said, the more modern depictions of Wonder Woman as a polyarmorous pansexual war goddess, are probably closer to what the original author actually would have wanted to depict, if he could have gotten away with more then the comics code and regressive societal morals of the time allowed.
Going on about the whole bullying thing. The first middle school I went to had a "Zero tolerance" bullying policy and yet the principal told my mother "I can't stop middle school girls from bullying each other, your daughter is just going to have to develop a thicker skin." My mother pulled me out of that school that DAY.
Know how that policy worked when I was a kid? Fighting and bullying had a zero tolerance policy. So that meant if someone hit someone else, they both got detention. Unless I was the one hitting, hitting back or being hit. Then it was just me, usually.
Same at my school. One of my friends punched a boy saying homophobic stuff. My friend got suspended AND had to spend a night in jail per school policy. The bigoted asshole got a "stern talking to" which was the prinicpal saying, "Shame on you. Don't call people names even if it's true."@@GretchZ
@@GretchZ My school's anti-bullying measures were putting the bully and the bullied into a room and have a mediator discuss why BOTH are at fault for their bad relationship. I went with my friend cause he was, obviously, very scared to be in the same room with his bully. Couldn't believe my ears and went off on the teacher how there isn't "2 equally bad sides". The incident that led to this meeting was my friend being pushed into oncoming traffic. Like, it was insane they even tried to argue this nonsense. Makes me so angry still and it's been 15 years now
as a wizard main, i would hate to be in click's dnd adventures if my spells will have unintended consequences. that said, if invited, i would absolutely still play lmao
I feel like if someone tried to bully Click he'd just go like "harder" with his sultry voice and the bullies would immediately leave him alone, womder what has awakened in them.
Had a program in school (6-12 year olds) for kids to learn self defence and managing emotions. We were all taught to say ‘stop it I don’t like it’ to someone who is doing something you don’t like to you (we were also taught to stop when others say that). My friend was being bothered so she said ‘stop it I don’t like it’ really loudly. She was then sent to the program for anger issues. Because she yelled out, just like she was taught to do
I remember my teacher terrifying the fuck out of me when explaining anonymous cyber bullying by telling me "and cyber bullying is even scarier than in-person bullying because the bully has no face." I am autistic. That faceless figure haunted my nightmares.
21:40 My favourite example of this is still that "ancient Egypt" lasted so long that there were people we would call ancient Egyptians doing archaeology on the pyramids
My auntie and uncle bought a farm in the south of France and learnt French almost exclusively by talking to their neighbour. They can both speak fluent, accentless French but.... with a lisp. This is because they both accidentally picked up their neighbours lisp along the way and cant shake it.
Our daughter was bullied by a boy at her school. We discussed this with the principal. He refused to do anything about it. I told him that I'd spoken with a police officer friend of mine and he told me this: from the moment your child steps onto the school bus in the morning until the moment she steps off the school bus at the end of the school day, she is the responsibility of the school. Her safety is their responsibility. Her well being and health is their responsibility. Should she be injured or attacked by another student, it is the school's responsibility to protect her and to ensure that it doesn't happen again. If they fail to hold up to their responsibility, legal charges can be laid against them and all who should have been in charge and responsible. From that statement on the principal of the school made sure she was never bullied again. Know your rights, people. You do have them.
Meanwhile my parents refused to believe that I was being tortured (I’ll spare you. Too dark) by a teacher, and when it was finally injured, I was just moved to another class. Then, when bullies were enabled (and potentially encouraged) by most teachers in my next school on top of me being occupied of things that didn’t happen and I wasn’t in in the school for, they decided the best thing to do would be to put me in what I would call “day jail for bad kids”. I was in that place for two years. They stopped even trying to teach normal things after a while, because none of the people in there were qualified to be teachers or therapists, but were supposed to do both. They only let me leave when I started “fitting in”. The other kids my age were just horrible. I was let out because they had “institutionalised” me, prison style. I’m not sure I’ll ever get over any of that, because this is not even close to describing what it was like and what happened. These systems are still in place. People are allowed to do much of what happened to me without legal consequences, and schools districts have pretty good lawyers. You know a police officer. That’s a big reason what you said worked. Shorter version of what you said that would be just as effective: “You are responsible for her safety here, and my friend, who is a police officer with the city, agrees.” Sorry for being so cynical, but the world is a shetplace.
@@GretchZ I'm so sorry you went through all that. I can't begin to imagine what that must have been like. Yes the world is a shite place, and all we can do is make a promise to ourselves not to be like the monsters who abuse us. My parents were both very physically abusive toward me, and my mother in particular reveled in being cruel. She would grab whatever was closest to use as a weapon on me and beat me for no reason other than she wanted to do it. As a child I had no way out, so I can sort of comprehend how difficult your life has been, but by age 8 I vowed to never be like them, and that if I ever had children they would be truly loved, each and every one. My life as an adult has turned out well. I hope for you that you can find true love and happiness.
I’m doing alright, now. They were just… bad at parenting. No advice they ever gave was any good. They suck at things they would get angry for not knowing things because they never told us, and when we learned more about it than them, they would get salty. My parents gave so little of a shit about how we actually grew up that I didn’t find out they were racist until I was 35. They didn’t have the wherewithal to instil their (shet) values. They just made people and treated them like pets. The yelling, grabbing, spanking, picking fights, teasing… “I’M NOT YELLING!” And less stupid gaslighting… I could go on. There’s something different about that classroom. A year and a half. First year I was gaslit into thinking it was a positive experience. I think that teacher believed that. The second year was pure sadism and every kind of abuse. Real torture will break you in one way or another. Break you down, or just break part of you. Everyone underestimates torture, because it’s not something you can understand, unless you’re someone who wants to do it.
@@GretchZ Some people shouldn't be allowed to ever have kids. I'm glad you're doing alright now, that you've been able to overcome your childhood and do better than they did/are doing. Kudos to you. I understand a lot of what you went through, more than you know. My determination to allow myself to be happy in spite of them is what got me through. I forgive them, but I will never forget. They say those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. Forgiving them is for my own peace of mind, but that doesn't mean I want them in my life. Toxic people have no place in our lives. I hope you'll continue to thrive and be happy without them. ❤❤❤
The human equivalent of the boar tusk thing could be height. Being tall is generally considered attractive so we've been slowly getting taller as a species even though tall people tend to have more health issues and die earlier
@@bevsesilmwars3980 it's not even just a back pain thing, as a transman looking to remove some... size H trauma makers, you can also have blood flow issues that lead to lightheadedness made worse if you accidentally lock your knees to not tip forward (and anemia from extreme 'that time of the months'). The male equivalent: I have a friend with a big enough ding-dong that dirty thoughts can make him pass out. Truly, size isn't everything; it's barely anything (other than medical problems)!
So an interesting thing about Charles II of Spain that everyone forgets is that he had a full blooded sister who was totally fine. Like all genetics, how much the symptoms of incest manifest is essentially a dice roll. The sister rolled high, and he basically got a nat 1.
It doesn't help that since he was the king he got the the "best" doctors who could afford to dose him with the most "advanced" medicines which mostly meant dosing him with, mercury, and strychnine as well as bloodlettings. His sister was a far less important female, so her medicine was mostly a priest praying she got better. I mean one of the famous stories about his insanity is that he slept next to his dead fathers corpse, but that was done on his doctors orders to ensure he could father a child. And that was probably the least damaging thing his doctors did to him.
@@FakeSchrodingersCat I always find it wild when people try to convince me that traditional and natural medical treatments are inherently better. There may be something there but it's not a guarantee.
On the “Sumerian PTSD” subject: Homer’s The Odyssey can be easily read as an exploration of the various heroes of the Trojan War dealing with PTSD in a variety of ways: Menaeleus is a shadow of hims former Spartan self, and spends his time wallowing around his estate, with his wife Helen (yes, THAT Helen), keeping everything functional by filling in for his kingly duties when needed and keeping his wild move swings at bay by medicating him with herbs mixed with wine. Odysseus also goes into the Underworld and meets with those who both died during the war (Achilles) and those who died upon returning home (Agamemnon) and both basically serve as warnings about not being able to return home or leave the battlefield behind. One of the reasons that Odysseus takes so long to return to his kingdom of Ithaca, is because he spends a good portion of the time either high on drugs or high on sorcery…basically, falling into diversions and distractions, seeking out self-destructive or dangerous behaviours (risking himself to hear the soothing songs of the Sirens come to mind), or behaving like he was still seeking glory on the field of battle, even when he should be quiet or sought a peaceful solution (the blinding of Polyphemus, the Cyclops, and then admitting to it despite initially hiding his identity, for the sake of claiming kleos, immortal glory). Basically, alternating between acting wildly erratic and being just plain too tired or despondent to get up in the morning (see: how he is described during his stay on Circe’s isle)… Finally, because he wasn’t able to put the violence and bloodshed aside, he almost ignites a whole new civil war in Ithaca by killing off the suitors…in the end, only divine intervention from Athena, who comes down from Olympus to stop the fighting and basically telling everyone to forgive and put down their arms. …which is also a callback to the Iliad, when Achilles is granted a new shield that depicts images of peaceful scenes to remind him that Athena is the Goddess of War…but War is supposed to eventually end in Peace, and the importance of transitioning back to a peaceful existence…and that war for the sake of war or claiming glory or treasure, are not ends in themselves. …I may have once had to write an essay on this for university Classics…
You explained this so well! I am studying Virgil's Aeneid Book 2 in Latin right now, and so the Trojan War is quite relevant lol - it's mostly Sinon's deceptive speech!
28:07 Modern jeans: absurdly expensive, make me look straight, fall apart, you can rub the dye off with tepid water Army pants from the ’40s: dirt cheap, high waisted, survived at least one war, will last until the end of time
@@Idkpleasejustletmechangeitit's chaos and sometimes you see an iceberg of discourse float by that you are so happy to know nothing about, but it's also lovely in its own weird way
@@ashrowan2143 yeah, I'm aware of that. Mayhap "protective glass" was a bad analogy. It's just a protective gelatinous mass that obviously has some bugs feeding from it, but "looking in from the outside like through a protective gelatinous mass that obviously has some bugs feeding from it in a zoo" really isn't that eloquent. The Warrior Cats fandom has taught me to fear the dark powers of Tumblr. Just 2 years ago some people on a Discord server plunged that side of Tumblr into chaos by getting them to argue about wether or not it is eugenics to draw cats differently depending on which cat society they are from. I am intrigued by the sheer might that radiates from Tumblr, but yet I am afraid of it. I shall only observe through my protective gelatinous mass, for my body shall break apart like it is but a tower of danish plastic building bricks if I came in cotact with such dark forces.
I'm decently well at telling if someone has autism, but I'm not entirely sure how to phrase why I feel like someone is. I envy that one guy's ability to memorize and identify all the symptoms
Yeah sometimes it's just Vibes. Once I catch the vibes, I have to actively try to pinpoint common traits. I do try not to tell them, though, because most people suddenly dont respond well to "hey yknow those kids who were bullied and socially ostracized for being freaks when you went to school? Youre one of them :)"
I'm autistic myself, and the best way I can describe how I recognise someone is, too, is kind of like a gaydar. There's no specific traits, but you just kinda know.
The autistic people I've seen online all talked a certain way, like it was super direct and dismissive to the other person to the point it sounded rude, even though they don't mean it. The other thing is going on a really long tangent to prove themselves right and you are absolutely wrong, but that could be just reddit lol Omg and the infodumping... lol
@@unionfire me personally, I worry so much that I sound rude and I sometimes apologize and every time the other person says that I'm fine. I go on long tangents because either I'm giving context for the situation so the person gets the full picture, or it's just how my brain works. The info dumping is really accurate
43:11 once in high school, they were taking yearbook photos, and boys had to wear a tux and girls had to wear this weird drape thing. Both were provided by staff at the room they were taking the photos in. I watched kids be given the clothes they needed to wear. When it was my turn, the staff hesitated for a moment, then asked me what I wanted to wear. my vibes were simply too confusing
As a non-binary person I genuinely have been trying to achieve this. This is my final goal for my transition. I want to confuse people so much they just leave me alone
Laika's story makes me cry. It was a perfect example of didn't stop to ask if they should. Just prior to the launch, one of the scientists took her home to play with his kids, so that she could at least have some experience of a loving family. She has a statue that was erected in her honor.
As a Finn with experience of going out drinking with a bunch of Chinese dudes: hell yeah to the Chinese dude landing in Finland and becoming one of us.
About the autism one (I'm autistic), I've noticed that it's surprisingly easy for autistic people to detect other autistic people after meeting. My theory for this is that it's connected to our pattern recognition trait. Many autism traits such as masking are connected to our brains' unique way of processing patterns. Since masking comes a lot from our recognition of social patterns, that may be why it's so easy for us to find other autistic people, because we can tell when someone exhibits the patterns in our own behavior rather than the patterns in allistic (non-autistic) behavior.
I once heard someone say that neurodivergent people are actually drawn to each other and have an easier time "clicking" with one another. It's partly due to shared behaviors and partly due to shared experiences. A lot of neurodivergent people were deemed "the weird kid" or "the loner" growing up. We can bond over that. Also, because we have such similar communication patterns, we find other neurodivergent people easier to talk to.
Yyyep. Autistic too. With a few friends in the dark. One's mom was actually adamant about him being 'normal' and after like 10 words the first day I was like 'yeo, there's *something* there. I pulled him aside and told him he might wanna test for it. Turns out he was on the spectrum, just not too far.
My favourite one of these odd historical overlaps is the abolition of the samurai as a recognised caste, and the invention of the fax machine. There is a brief number of years wherein an actual samurai could have sent a fax, and that is just wild to me.
There is no greater indicator of the idea that "new people are learning 'common knowledge' for the first time every day" than the Alt+F4 prank. That shit has worked for literal decades, both on people who've no idea what it does and people who just forgot in the heat of the moment
What is annoying, that to this day majority of games do not feature "are you sure to close" dialog on this combination. Want to exit game? Bring main menu, find 'logoff', "are you sure", "yes", find quit, "are you sure". Or just mash two buttons and be done, no questions asked. This is especially "fun" in mmo's that allow alt key to be used as modifier to expand number of hotbars, and use F1-F12 to select party members.
@@MuSic-ok7dh Its cause altf4 is basically a forced exit in case your game is stuck.. you won't be sitting for 30min in front of the pc biting your fingers wondering if you saved whatever shit you were doing when the program crashed, while the windows message reads "waiting for program to respond".. you end your own misery earlier with alt f4. Get over it like ripping a bandaid.
Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels also looked at the change of mass when shapeshifting! For example, in Thud! (I believe), there is a vampire character who, instead of turning into one bat, turns into a swarm of them because its much easier to conserve mass rather than try squish yourself down into one tiny bat Also, Animorphs was wild bro
That whole vets misunderstanding gives me an amazing idea for a skit where a veterinarian shows up to a vet support groups and the people are kind of rude and stand offish like they don't belong there while a couple of the veterans talk about their trauma and then the vet has their turn and talks about all the puppies and kitties they have had die in their clinic or get euthanized in the last month and all the veterans break down with overwhelming support.
@@daemenoth Yeahh there's not a lot of ground to cover but that particular type is best done by taking a lot of time. The military folk being abrassive and standofish while remaining empathetic, the seriousness of their trauma, the strength of the bond within the group members, the quiet resilience of the veterinarian, the appaling things he has endured or commited and the response of the vets
Sir, I highly reccommend that you pursue a career in Hollywood writing. We can't allow such brilliant ideas to die as mere youtube comments. I didn't know I needed this in my life, but now I would literally give away all my money to see this skit come to fruition.
@@senor-achopijo3841Wow thanks for the feedback, maybe I will pursue it. It has been awhile since I did any real writing but perhaps I can leverage chat GPT to assist anywhere I struggle.
Good for you, girly!❤❤ Me too, one of the things that made me realise I'm lesbian was that Click, Jammiedodger, and OneTopic were my favourite UA-camrs.
Same-ish here! Bisexual Demigirl/nonbinary(still trying to pinpoint the whole gender thing) but very accepting of myself nowadays because of this chanel.
I can’t really say I had any particular bisexual awakening, but yeah. I had so many “I’m not gay, but…” moments and thought it was just normal because I like women so I knew I actually wasn’t gay. People like click gave me a name to put on how I felt, and I’m so grateful for that.
6:24 -- Undiagnosed / late diagnosed autism is a thing, guys. You really can go for decades without realizing it. High-masking autistic persons often go for a long time without knowing what's going on. Honestly, approaching this with curiosity (to debunk if nothing else) is a better reaction than fury. This person's date was most likely not trying to insult, only to help.
Yeah! And to add to that, afabs are usually less diagnosed with autism (and when they are, it's often later on in life) because they're generally better at masking. Aaaand until 2013, if you had already been diagnosed with ADHD, you couldn't be diagnosed with autism (and vice versa) as they believed one could not have both conditions.
...their are also a concerning amount of people in the mental health field who have some let's say concerning opinions on autism. I had a Telehealth call back in roughly grade 9 with a child psychologist to get his opinion on what was going on and to weigh in on my treatment plan for my anxiety and depression at the end of the call he mentioned that it might be worth pursuing a diagnosis for autism or at least getting evaluated for it because in our conversation over the hour he'd seen some things that to him pointed to that being something I have. I had bigger concerns at the time mainly the major depression. But many years later at 22 I started seeing another psychologist (she was the only person I could see for free for therapy) and I brought it up a couple sessions in. She said to my face that she didn't think I could possibly be autistic because she found talking with me engaging and interesting but talking to autistic people she found boring.... I stopped seeing her after that
@@CanadianGoose92 I was diagnosed with autism fairly late in life. This was after I already came out as nonbinary, and after I decided to seek out an autism diagnosis on my own. Nobody ever caught it when I was growing up. I'm AMAB but my neuropathology (for lack of a better term) more closely correlates with AFAB people.
I thought just the same. Kinda maked me wonder how that came to be in the first place because with the babirusa's tusks that only happens to old ones but big boobs can cause problems at any age that they exist, so it's just a disadvantage evolutionary speaking. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong tho, I'm not an expert
@@theleaderofthecrocodilerev4513i imagine it is as simple as, to those attracted to women boob good so more boob better. And being humans with our tools and greater intelligence the practicality (or lack thereof) had little influence. We are the unmistakable top of the food chain with no real threats to our survival that were not of our own making past a certain point. Thus what is evolutionarily advantageous has little to nothing to do with environment or physical capability and is entirely dependent upon culture.
As an extremely cynical, world weary person in their 50's, with PTSD, agoraphobia and severe anxiety.... I can tell you Click, that you make my day, everyday. Only discovered you about a month ago, but have literally watched little else (except One Piece at night) and you make me laugh and not hate all of humanity and the world as much. Thanks for the chuckles :D
@@forevernever3837 I'm watching the anime right now, I also really enjoyed the 1st season of the live action series. Honestly, when Luffy does that smirk and 'huh' sound in the anime.... it makes me think 'here we go' :D My son got me onto crunchyroll about 12 years ago and I've never looked back :D
@@noone6559 i wish you a good journey in the world of OP then, and I really agree with the smirk part. His smile gives me a huge one instantly every single time.
When I was 5 years old, I got bullied in school. I told the teach & teacher's aide. The bully got punished by missing one play period while I got punished and missed two play periods. My crime? I was a "tattle-tell" because I told the staff that me and other children were being bullied. This was back in the 1970s. I didn't tell anyone about the bully anymore and my parents gave me permission to standup for myself and others. Let's just say that he stopped bullying me and my friend. It's sad that the world hasn't changed much in nearly 50 years.
I absolutely love when insults go into vivid descriptions of bizarre, almost (almost) certainly fictional things about the target. Like it'll go from stating precisely how wrong some ignorant prick is to "You were not born, but summoned in a chthonic ritual by a demonic rodeo circus."
A DnD party containing a victorian gentleman, a cowboy and a dispossessed samurai would be awesome! Pretty sure an elder French pirate could be there to. And they could get their quest from honest Abe himself!
honestly the human equivalent to the bull story to me is people finding people with glasses hot. idk why but so many people find glasses really hot when in reality they can be so annoying like getting in the way when when you kiss someone or not being able to do your own hair sometimes cuz you can’t see without them
I have to fight between barely seeing and my nose against the mirror to do eye makeup and the can be annoying if you wanna snuggle while still being able to see but I still find glasses attractive in general 😂 Hot doesn't mean convenient ig
4:30 - height - Causes way too much back issues and can be contributing to several other factors yet the tall guys get the most attention The phenomenon is called sexual selection BTW and one of many examples are Peacocks, Fidler crabs, and basically almost any feature that actively hinders the male (it's almost always male-specific) from living an easy (at least relative to what they have to deal with) life.
I mean on the opposite side the general preference for big boobas is the same issue. There is no benefit on a biological level as far as I am aware above a minimum and yet anything above D is likely to cause back problems later in life.
breast size kinda gives similar problems, you get front heavy and get back issues and is a trait that seems to be appreciated... so i can totally see it going too far and you end up with doomstyle evolution xD
41:56 I love when he mentions something that happened in a previous video. it's like a reference to a previous episode in an incontinuous series like the simpsons
I mean to be fair based on this exact post. That is exactly what happens. It doesn't breed for better animals. It doesn't in fact breed for hot or animals because those are the ones who f*** the most
On hyper realistic paintings. I went to a writers course. And we collabed with the artist (painting) course a couple of times. When we went over and looked at their art there was this one person who drew realistic nature scenes. I remember being so damn impressed. It turned out that that person was the woman who kept fangirling over my poetry. She told me to release a poem collection so she could buy it. 😅 And her art was Amazing! So now we were fangirling over Each others art. Lmao
I have the Minecraft: The Island book (in Polish tho), and i gotta say, It's REALLY GOOD. Not even just as a Minecraft thing. Unlike what most people describe MC as, this book has very little actual adventuring. The world in the book feels very empty, but intentionally so, the protagonist is and feels very alone. They're the only sapient being in the entire book, the book itself being their journal, and they just try to survive on the island while both accepting their new life and having mental breakdowns over remembering a normal, not square world, but not being able to remember *themselves* in that world. I don't read a lot of books (fanfiction doesn't count) but that book is probably one of my favorite books ill ever read. Won't say much else bc this book is really worth reading on your own, but the entire vibe of the book is really cool. I tried to read the other MC books but none really got my attention as much as The Island.
My Father had a friend who learned german with Goethe and Schiller books. So one time she was on a Party with him and a guy was rude to her, so she asked him to leave in a very old fashioned 19th century german. Everyone kept silent for a second and then started laughing so hard.
lol reminds me of when my uncle told me how he had an older male relative (don't remember the exact relation, but, like, old enough to have been drafted into the red army) who learned german as a kid in much the same way... he used 'Weib' instead of 'Frau' and stuff like that. very affable guy tho, very chill.
For DnD I always assumed your Mass is either given into or borrowed from the Magic Weave for "Storage" or "Use" and depending on what you did, you either take the Mass back out when you transform back from something small or you give it back if you was something bigger.
I'm glad you asked: The equivalent of boars growing tusks into their brains for humans would be: literally the version of masculinity we currently have. Men are more likely to die in basically every way except childbirth. Some of this is chemical, but a lot of it is from a mentality which men cultivate. And both of these are driven by sexual selection. Most people consider a 'sexy' man someone who is strong and domineering. Even a little angry or violent. And as a result we all die young, take pointless risks and kill each other in order to maintain that image.
Is that actually genetics based or just culturally based though? I feel like the idea that women should be weak and submissive came from the same origin
This does bring up a nature vs nurture argument, especially when I know that statistics in my own country have shown that it's men who are percieved to "have a good sense of humor" who are most likely to get a partner. Is a "good sense of humor" genetic? Studies say maybe a little, but it's mostly cultural. Humor is completely subjective, after all. Toxic masculinity has certainly been on the rise because of social media's constant exploitation of male lonliness, but I don't think that leads to violence being embedded in one's genetics.
@Oshroth It's at least partially hormone-based. Because of hormones, you'll lose your hair quicker and easier if you have high testosterone. Also, women have traditionally been considered the only ones who can become pregnant. This means a connection to the children. And society took this to mean the woman to be in the home and not go out to provide as much. Meaning the man built the house and that means the woman is subservient and inferior to him for some reason. It's Psychology, Sociology, Economy, Genetics, Hormones, sexism, wealth inequality, the glass/cotton ceiling, wars/fighting and its glory, hetero/cisnormativity, etc. If I'm not making sense it's because I'm super tired and literally getting to bed soon. Although I think my logic is soumy. Gn.
@Oshroth I'm pretty sure that 90% of behavioral differences between men and women are instilled by society. There was a study that found that children in kindergarten will play with toys for both genders if the typical split between the girls' corner and the boys' corner is abolished and that the boys who played with dolls developed a higher level of social skills akin to girls, while girls who played with toy cars developed a better spatial imagination, similar to the typical level of spatial imagination in boys that age. I believe that our hobbies, interests and dreams are informed by the idols, toys and stories we got as kids and adults don't realize how much they influence children based on their gender and -nudge- shove them in a particular direction. It's all nurture, safe for some minor differences in hormones (eg. excess testosterone can cause aggression) and neurological differences (eg. men being 3x as likely to have psychopathy), but I don't believe that our behavior in this complex society is directly influenced by genetic differences of the two genders. Our behavior is too far from natural for it to have some fundamental impact. Especially when it comes to hobbies and interests, those have nothing to do with survival in the wilderness!
Omg; I had this weird „perception of female anatomy in art“ thing happen to me about half a year ago: I (15mtf) was at the time studying female anatomy and was just drawing on my tablet in school, when my crush who also does art but has a much more stylised art style than me came up to me and she praised me for portraying women who were a bit chubbier…now what I was doing was literally just searching for images of women in more dynamic poses and try to copy that to get a grip of the proportions…naturally my reference images were all very thin and conventionally attractive models…I did not know how to respond
I’m not a 3D modeler, but I am a 2D artist, and I think the big difference is the 3D art has far more prep time. Think about it, when you’re 2D drawing a character, once you have the design you just draw them in whatever pose you’re looking for. It’s very simple to just put the character to page. But with 3D animation, you have to build and rig EVERYTHING. You need to sculpt every individual object of a scene, and you have to code it to move how you want it to. 3D animation basically throws code into the mix, which is a separate skill altogether. It’s pretty easy to fuck up a 3D model, and each model has to be coded separately. So depending on how long the film is sorta determines which route is easier. You got a basic short film with multiple locations? It might just be best to hand draw. A longer film with similar locations all throughout, where you can reuse your assets? It’s probably worth that extra front time to save a lot on the back end of the project. It’s some pretty complicated math, determining which approach is best for your film. It’s probably most efficient to have your 2D animators make the full story board while the 3D animators make and rig the models, but it’s gonna take a big staff to do that. There are pros and cons to each approach, without even considering what your artist intent is. But companies don’t care about that as much as they do abusing ununionized workers so 3D is just the default.
another neat factor of 3d modeling is that, once the 3d model itself is perfected, you have this entire asset that you can simply keep reusing. you obviously do not have to draw the model again and again
4:26 Eating disorders. When I was in the Hospital the Nurses where complaining about Celebrities making people too focused on their weight to the point where they had to be rushed into the hospital because they were just on the edge of starvation...
Actually, Click's "just reading memes" is so helpful, istg I'm so glad I found this channel, it's the only thing that makes me feel better and not to think about the stuff I'm going through, this helps me sleep at night at the very least Recently my paranoia, depersonalization and strong fears returned, not letting me live normally, and only Click can make me forget about it for a while (idk how, but yeah) Thank you so much for existing and being here, you're amazing
Schools really do suck at stopping bullying. When I was in high school, my group of friends and I were constantly harassed by this one awful girl (who we used to be friends with but stopped because she was...well, awful). She threatened to gouge one of my friend's eyes out with nine-inch dagger. (Her exact words, no I am not kidding.) We told the school police and their solution was..."stop hanging around each other." Mind you, we were already doing that. All of us had stopped hanging out with her long ago. 😐 She didn't end up physically hurting us, but after that meeting we felt kinda helpless and just sort of dealt with it on our own. She stopped eventually. But the fact that she could threaten somebody with that specific language and not have any consequences was wild, to say the least.
Those aren’t her exact words because the pronouns wouldn’t make sense if that was the case (also if it were exact words, you should add quotation marks)
@@mari-with-a-gun you definitely highlighted the most important part of this. for sure there was literally any point whatsoever to your reply existing. to be clear, that was sarcasm.
4:25 •Valuing being skinny quickly turns to anorexia •Valuing being muscular can easily become an addiction to muscle enhancing drugs •Valuing looking youthful can easily become an addiction to “anti-aging” substances that even if ineffective can degrade quality of life through just unhealthy obsession
36:52 It used to be whenever a new church was built an animal, usually a dog, was the first thing to be buried in its cemetery. These dogs were called the Church Grimm, and were said to protect the souls in the graveyard until they moved on. Maybe Laika, being the first living thing in space, is our Church Grimm of the stars.
As a huge Animorphs fan I'm obligated to point out and celebrate the fact that Animorphs came up in this video. Criminally underrated series! War crimes and genocide and child soldiers and gray morality and genocide and body horror and also genocide!
+chemical warfare with the oatmeal and this actually is F'ed up one of the characters ripped an enemies troth out with their teeth as a wolf and they nearly had a breakdown few hours after they found a piece of skin stuck in their teeth
36:48 Actually, she was supposed to survive. Unfortunately, bureaucracy imposed a deadline that was the anniversary of the Revolution of October. And the vehicule wasn't ready for reentry, like not at all. So the scientists poisoned Laïka's last food ration, in hope of giving her a better death than suffocating from a lack of oxygen or burning during reentry. The craft's radiator malfunctioned, and she died of hyperthermia before finishing her food, having warmed up the capsule beyond livable range.
@@lordofthechickens3627 The original intent of the mission would have had her survive. It is because of an unreasonable deadline that this was made impossible, and thus led to the last ration being poisoned.
2:38 TIL the Paulie actor was a criminal before discovering acting in prison. "He was arrested 28 times for a wide variety of crimes, including weapons possession and robbery". And he's not the only one in the Sopranos cast who had ties to the mob. Also, he died last year, possibly due to his dementia.
The blind people that gain sight not being able to recognize things they know by feel makes perfect sense to me: People who can see live watching what is effectively a 2-dimensional screen and we learn how to interpret the 3rd dimension... to varying levels of success (optical illusions anyone?). And perspective drawing is one of the harder things to learn/master in art. Now try to imagine only experiencing everything in 3-D - "seeing" every side of the things around you at once - then suddenly experiencing a world where you can see *at most* half of whatever object... and other things that you also can only *at most* see half of can block out those other things. And on top of that not knowing about opacity/transparency and how one object could block another object - so you're stuck there knowing there's three things in a row, seeing one thing that blocks sight of other two things, and left trying to figure out how this one thing you see is suppose to represent the three things you know are there. Would be ridiculously disorienting. I can come up with thousands of mental guesses of what that transition would be like, but I just can't put any of them into words because it's like comparing taste to colors - impossible to meaningfully express to others because there's no common point of reference of what that would be like. (I know there's some people with synesthesia that *can* see tastes or taste colors - please don't go off on tangent about that at me. I simply used taste/color thing as example of how average person simply isn't wired to even start understanding what the crossover might be like due to no common base of reference.)
my question is why the fuck didn't they just ask if we've ever been tested/diagnosed or just tell us they think we might be autistic? like, as long as they said it privately & not as an insult, friends could save us a lot of years of questioning & that might even help us find some support.
@@a-goblinmany people think being autistic is a bad thing and often use it as a insult. To insinuate someone is autistic is to insult or belittle them so they probably don’t say anything in case you may take it as the insult many of them intend it to be. It’s not our problem or fault that neurotypical people lean heavily towards bigotry at any given moment. It’s their responsibility to change their connotation and relieve themselves of their ignorance about millions of people who have done nothing to be ridiculed or disrespected by them
@@a-goblinI have a friend who I'm 100% sure is autistic but when talking about autistic people they used to know they have emphasised that they're not autistic. I don't think they're ready to think about it yet. If they came to me and said I think I could be autistic, then I would obviously discuss it with them. But it's a fine line when you don't want to upset your friend. My tactic has been to introduce them to media with autistic characters in the hope they notice how similar they are. I don't think it's necessarily a cruel thing to not tell someone, I think sometimes people have to get nearer in there own time and then a gentle nudge is fine
42:35 one of my friends is a small streamer, she hasn't streamed since November of last year (moving and work got in the way). When I was talking to her last week, she said "unalive". It is changing every day speech, not just online speech. It's wild
The blind people experiment made me think of that show I saw. Like in that case, this man was fully blind and recovered his sight after 30 or so years. He couldn't understand perspective so he still had to walk with his cane to know what was around him.
Yeah, the Archie Sonic comics were wild. Early on, the writers had little to no oversight over what they did with the characters, leading to extremely wild and at times creepy/inappropriate crap. Like apparently Knuckles is a living Chaos Emerald due to his dad experimenting on him when he was still in his egg. It was a wild time.
Oh it just goes nowhere because magic? I cast Polymorph without giving the enemy a form, just deletihg them. Surely it must be easier than making their body disappear with magic and THEN shapeshifting them... Every spell without explanation is an abusable loophole
15:54 oooooooooohhh goodness this reminds me of something I did years back. I thought homophobia meant "afraid of people" (homosapien+phobia) and I told people I was homophobic 😭
The part about samurais, British aristocrats, and cowboys made me think of Bunraku. I highlight recommend it. It is this weird mash of concepts done in a style meant to be inspired by Japanese shadow puppets and comic books.
I would also recommend seeing a Bunraku puppetry performance if you ever get a chance to. It isn’t shadow puppetry, the puppets are quite large and worked by three puppeteers who train for literal decades to perform.
@@thebadpoet I really badly want to. I got to see a Kabuki performance in Kabukiza when I went to Tokyo a few years before the pandemic. I wanted to see a Bunraku performance, but just didn't get the chance.
Some of these insults forced me to pause because I was laughing too hard... The one about the poster's parents honking at each other to begin the clown mating ritual just floored me. 😂
8:40 that dude ended the first comment with "thank you mentally ill women" how did he expect people to respond "oh but you see I only do it to people who want bad spells" well thanks for the context that could never have been gleaned
30:25, UGHHHHH as an Autistic person, many people can have an interest in something and it doesn't have to bee a hyperfixation or special interest, it being a hyperfixation has to do nothing with the creator telling them to stop, and also if it is something like bad weird then it being a hyperfixation is no excuse, if anyone is being bad weird then they should stop.
Seriously, I'm getting really tired of overdiagnosis. Autism symptoms are common at lower levels, and I feel like these days people leap on calling literally everything autism. Young child is a picky eater? Must be sensory issues Someone needs a break from a loud room? Must be sensory overload A person likes something and gets excited talking about it? Hyperfixation A bit dense? Can't read social cues, must be autistic And the real reason this bothers me so much, even besides it diminishing what autistic people have to deal with, is that now people are using it to excuse not developing yourself and instead form worse habits! Don't teach that kid to eat food he doesn't like, that's cruel, let him just eat junk food! No, I can't respect basic social conventions even after being told I'm being rude, I'm not masking! UGH My brother is autistic, and he puts in so much effort to get by, so this shit just infuriates me
28:30 Fun fact, at one point in the Animorphs series, an ant crawls onto one of the panels of the morphing cube (the alien device that gave them their powers) & gets the ability to shapeshift as well. It then somehow manages to use the morphing power, turns itself into a copy of the 1st person it touched (one of the main characters), & it immediately started screaming as I assume it had a massive existential crisis. The panicking ant-turned-human then proceeded to break said MC's arm, turn back to an ant, & was then summarily stepped on to put it out of its misery.
To be fair, that does sound like a pretty accurate depiction of what it feels like to be a human in the modern world. I relate pretty hard to becoming more sentient and screaming in existential crisis
if you can shapeshift into something small but you have to keep all the weight (like a 150 lbs mouse) wouldn't that mean it would work in the opposite direction too? and be a huge whale but only 150 lbs?
33:18 tbf, he didn't destroy his dynasty. He was infertile. His wife who was also his aunt did govern. That was how the incest was fine, uncle and niece, aunt nephew. Their family tree got smaller in the end. Almost all of his siblings died (deformities and shit). He was the fittest for living and very obviously intellectually handicapped (didn't speak until age 4, walking also very late, afaik). Even his name was Carlos el hechizado. (The bewitched) Imo, he wasn't responsible for anything.
as a boy who wears feminine clothes and is heavily engaged in poltics and very much both liberal and a supporter of human rights and a well functioning democracy I relate to this title
15:30 if you say "i'm the least homophobic person you'll ever meet!" then you are not that person. Nobody who isn't homophobic feels the need to clarify this, or claims to be the best at it. Everyone has internalized crap about gay people, and unlearning it isn't a contest, and it's never finished. Just be kind and keep learning! I love the sentence "i need to inform you that homophobic people can have lesbian neighbors" 😅
i remember when i was a kid, i was heavily bullied, the main bully being the son of the intermediate teacher (the school i went to was a christian school that combined primary and intermediate, so from year 1 or 5 years old to year 8 or 13 years old), and no-one ever cared until i reacted physically, which was the only way i could protect myself, at which point i was punished
This resonates with me so hard. For the cherry on top, after fighting back K got sent multiple times to the school "psychologist", who proceeded to listen to my account and then blamed me for creating the situation, because my [undiagnosed at the time] autistic traits were too low of a hanging fruit for other students not to bully me. Good times.
@@azuzziken i see, similar situation for me i guess, i have aspergers, and although my parents knew i must have that or something like it even when i was 5, i didn't get diagnosed until pretty much right before NZ went into the covid lockdowns, and i have a feeling the signs i had even then had at least a part in getting people to bully me
Fun fact: A man lost his eyesight due to a chemical explosion in his eyes. He lived most of his life blind and had a wife and two boys. When he got surgery to see again he could only recognized his childern and wife when his eyes are closed.
That I can understand I think (and is a fascinating phenomenon), but dang that has to be *rough*
When you find a character's voice actor but still associate the voice with the character.
@@plat6164 relatable
He probably had an image in his mind for each of them that didn’t fit the reality and had a hard time reconciling the differences
@@kissit012 its like the cube and sphere thing more i think, he wouldn't recognise them by sight alone because he knew them by feel! So to look at them in a lineup, he couldn't pick them out, but if he could poke em (hold their face) he'd know who they were.
“A proper Victorian gentleman, an American cowboy, and a dispossessed Samurai walk into a bar…”
Yeah this has definitely happened in a DND group somewhere.
You’d think the last two would have seen it.
FGO promo ad 20 years in the future
XD
Don't forget the elderly french pirate
@@thedomoking I was wondering why he wasn't there. 😂
And if im not wrong they could have faxxed lincon
imagine hearing your neighbour yell "WHO WANTS TO BREED ME " with absolutely no context XD
Birds be like:
45:45 LGBT stands for:
Let's
Get down to
Business
To defeat the Huns
I thought it was
Lesbian
Guatemala
Bangladesh
Tajikistan
?
@@shaggybottomtext8363 no, its
Lebanon
Guatemala
Brazil
Turkey
I cannot unsee this anymore
I thought it was Bacon, Lettuce Tomato
But I might be thinking about BLT's, man, I really want one
as a tumblr native these videos are so incredibly funny to me. feels like the click's just wandering through my hometown commenting on the sights and graffiis that i don't even notice anymore
my favorite is seeing him not understand the sherlock phone charger scene post but still going on a good tangent about fandom
i feel like saying you’re a tumblr native is such a native tumblr thing to do 😆
Yeah, you feel so knowledgeable when you know these posts
I agree
Ah, same
My school had a zero tolerance policy on bullying. If you were in a fight, you got suspended. Didn’t matter if you were the victim or if you didn’t fight back. It only taught the victims to go all out because they were getting in trouble for being attacked anyway.
Literal child abuse.
well, i guess thats better than some other things i've seen online
Reminds me of a story about where a bully victim threw their bully out a window as they were gonna get suspended either way
My school immediately expels any party involved 😭
Bro wtf
On the subject of Wonder Woman: If I recall correctly, she was designed with one woman serving as the basis for her personality, and the other was the actual physical model.
Their relationship also included some definite kink elements: It’s the reason why Wonder Woman’s original weakness was becoming completely powerless if anyone tied her up…
…also, Themiscyra as a Matriarchal paradise was a reflection of his belief in feminine dominance.
…that’s not a pop-psychology diagnosis, if I am recalling right, that was actually in his writings and notes.
Sooo, with all that said, the more modern depictions of Wonder Woman as a polyarmorous pansexual war goddess, are probably closer to what the original author actually would have wanted to depict, if he could have gotten away with more then the comics code and regressive societal morals of the time allowed.
The women in question were his wife and their girlfriend. For you pro-throuple people.
I believe the design of her bracers where also referencing part of their relationship
OH DEAR
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Yeah, the bracelets’ design is based off a pair that they gave their girlfriend
@@xenon8927 THEIR GIRLFRIEND
XD
Going on about the whole bullying thing. The first middle school I went to had a "Zero tolerance" bullying policy and yet the principal told my mother "I can't stop middle school girls from bullying each other, your daughter is just going to have to develop a thicker skin." My mother pulled me out of that school that DAY.
Know how that policy worked when I was a kid?
Fighting and bullying had a zero tolerance policy. So that meant if someone hit someone else, they both got detention.
Unless I was the one hitting, hitting back or being hit. Then it was just me, usually.
Same at my school. One of my friends punched a boy saying homophobic stuff. My friend got suspended AND had to spend a night in jail per school policy. The bigoted asshole got a "stern talking to" which was the prinicpal saying, "Shame on you. Don't call people names even if it's true."@@GretchZ
@@GretchZ My school's anti-bullying measures were putting the bully and the bullied into a room and have a mediator discuss why BOTH are at fault for their bad relationship.
I went with my friend cause he was, obviously, very scared to be in the same room with his bully.
Couldn't believe my ears and went off on the teacher how there isn't "2 equally bad sides".
The incident that led to this meeting was my friend being pushed into oncoming traffic.
Like, it was insane they even tried to argue this nonsense.
Makes me so angry still and it's been 15 years now
@ngotemna8875 this is so bad wtf
as a wizard main, i would hate to be in click's dnd adventures if my spells will have unintended consequences. that said, if invited, i would absolutely still play lmao
If I ran a D&D game, it'd be extremely weird.
Look up "The Luggage, Discworld."
There would be the Luggage as a non-player party member.
I feel like if someone tried to bully Click he'd just go like "harder" with his sultry voice and the bullies would immediately leave him alone, womder what has awakened in them.
"Ooh, yes, bully me more! Tell me what an awful person I am! Meaner, please!"
@animeartist888 I would 100% do that if I had such a nice voice XD
himegoto:
"Femboys vs. Authority" sounds like a companion redit to Witches vs. the Patriarchy. If you haven't seen that one, I'd definitely recommend
He has, I think, or at least OT has🤔 but you're right, if it doesn't already, it definitely should exist
I love r/witchesvspatriarchy
remember when some witches tried to curse the moon or something?
so femboys are witches now?
@@yeen.7209 they what…- a moon worshiper
Had a program in school (6-12 year olds) for kids to learn self defence and managing emotions. We were all taught to say ‘stop it I don’t like it’ to someone who is doing something you don’t like to you (we were also taught to stop when others say that). My friend was being bothered so she said ‘stop it I don’t like it’ really loudly. She was then sent to the program for anger issues. Because she yelled out, just like she was taught to do
The hell...
I remember my teacher terrifying the fuck out of me when explaining anonymous cyber bullying by telling me "and cyber bullying is even scarier than in-person bullying because the bully has no face."
I am autistic. That faceless figure haunted my nightmares.
The faceless cyber bullies are all just the figure that zero day uses in watch dogs legion
At least you don't have autism.
@@itkenverta ... what? I literally said in the original comment that I am autistic.
And also, autism isn't a bad thing.
@@unapologeticallylizzy no the joke being the difference of being autistic and having autism.
@@itkenverta There is no difference. And one is outdated and no longer used within the autistic community.
21:40 My favourite example of this is still that "ancient Egypt" lasted so long that there were people we would call ancient Egyptians doing archaeology on the pyramids
The reign of Queen Cleopatra was closer to the invention of the iPhone than to the construction of the great pyramids.
I’m sorry what?
What the fuck
@@funnyvideoguy3216just remember that cleopatra lived closer to the building of the bass pro shops pyramid than the building of the pyramids of Giza
@@borisvanderhof8952there were still some mammoths in siberia when the pyramids were built
My auntie and uncle bought a farm in the south of France and learnt French almost exclusively by talking to their neighbour.
They can both speak fluent, accentless French but.... with a lisp. This is because they both accidentally picked up their neighbours lisp along the way and cant shake it.
Must have been Soooo awkward.
Our daughter was bullied by a boy at her school. We discussed this with the principal. He refused to do anything about it. I told him that I'd spoken with a police officer friend of mine and he told me this: from the moment your child steps onto the school bus in the morning until the moment she steps off the school bus at the end of the school day, she is the responsibility of the school. Her safety is their responsibility. Her well being and health is their responsibility. Should she be injured or attacked by another student, it is the school's responsibility to protect her and to ensure that it doesn't happen again. If they fail to hold up to their responsibility, legal charges can be laid against them and all who should have been in charge and responsible.
From that statement on the principal of the school made sure she was never bullied again. Know your rights, people. You do have them.
Meanwhile my parents refused to believe that I was being tortured (I’ll spare you. Too dark) by a teacher, and when it was finally injured, I was just moved to another class.
Then, when bullies were enabled (and potentially encouraged) by most teachers in my next school on top of me being occupied of things that didn’t happen and I wasn’t in in the school for, they decided the best thing to do would be to put me in what I would call “day jail for bad kids”.
I was in that place for two years. They stopped even trying to teach normal things after a while, because none of the people in there were qualified to be teachers or therapists, but were supposed to do both.
They only let me leave when I started “fitting in”. The other kids my age were just horrible. I was let out because they had “institutionalised” me, prison style.
I’m not sure I’ll ever get over any of that, because this is not even close to describing what it was like and what happened.
These systems are still in place. People are allowed to do much of what happened to me without legal consequences, and schools districts have pretty good lawyers.
You know a police officer. That’s a big reason what you said worked.
Shorter version of what you said that would be just as effective: “You are responsible for her safety here, and my friend, who is a police officer with the city, agrees.”
Sorry for being so cynical, but the world is a shetplace.
*accused of things
@@GretchZ I'm so sorry you went through all that. I can't begin to imagine what that must have been like. Yes the world is a shite place, and all we can do is make a promise to ourselves not to be like the monsters who abuse us. My parents were both very physically abusive toward me, and my mother in particular reveled in being cruel. She would grab whatever was closest to use as a weapon on me and beat me for no reason other than she wanted to do it. As a child I had no way out, so I can sort of comprehend how difficult your life has been, but by age 8 I vowed to never be like them, and that if I ever had children they would be truly loved, each and every one. My life as an adult has turned out well. I hope for you that you can find true love and happiness.
I’m doing alright, now.
They were just… bad at parenting. No advice they ever gave was any good.
They suck at things they would get angry for not knowing things because they never told us, and when we learned more about it than them, they would get salty.
My parents gave so little of a shit about how we actually grew up that I didn’t find out they were racist until I was 35.
They didn’t have the wherewithal to instil their (shet) values.
They just made people and treated them like pets.
The yelling, grabbing, spanking, picking fights, teasing…
“I’M NOT YELLING!” And less stupid gaslighting…
I could go on. There’s something different about that classroom. A year and a half. First year I was gaslit into thinking it was a positive experience. I think that teacher believed that.
The second year was pure sadism and every kind of abuse.
Real torture will break you in one way or another. Break you down, or just break part of you.
Everyone underestimates torture, because it’s not something you can understand, unless you’re someone who wants to do it.
@@GretchZ Some people shouldn't be allowed to ever have kids. I'm glad you're doing alright now, that you've been able to overcome your childhood and do better than they did/are doing. Kudos to you. I understand a lot of what you went through, more than you know. My determination to allow myself to be happy in spite of them is what got me through. I forgive them, but I will never forget. They say those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. Forgiving them is for my own peace of mind, but that doesn't mean I want them in my life. Toxic people have no place in our lives. I hope you'll continue to thrive and be happy without them. ❤❤❤
The human equivalent of the boar tusk thing could be height. Being tall is generally considered attractive so we've been slowly getting taller as a species even though tall people tend to have more health issues and die earlier
I feel like big boobs also fall into that category? Like, some people end up with back pain and stuff
I was gonna say, the slowly increasing height of people is causing heart and spinal problems to become more common!
@@bevsesilmwars3980 it's not even just a back pain thing, as a transman looking to remove some... size H trauma makers, you can also have blood flow issues that lead to lightheadedness made worse if you accidentally lock your knees to not tip forward (and anemia from extreme 'that time of the months'). The male equivalent: I have a friend with a big enough ding-dong that dirty thoughts can make him pass out. Truly, size isn't everything; it's barely anything (other than medical problems)!
@@tenshikaren as a fellow transman, I am now going to refer to my bust as "size H trauma makers" lmao. also sorry you have to deal with that :(
@@tenshikaren Ooooh, interesting.
So an interesting thing about Charles II of Spain that everyone forgets is that he had a full blooded sister who was totally fine. Like all genetics, how much the symptoms of incest manifest is essentially a dice roll. The sister rolled high, and he basically got a nat 1.
It doesn't help that since he was the king he got the the "best" doctors who could afford to dose him with the most "advanced" medicines which mostly meant dosing him with, mercury, and strychnine as well as bloodlettings. His sister was a far less important female, so her medicine was mostly a priest praying she got better. I mean one of the famous stories about his insanity is that he slept next to his dead fathers corpse, but that was done on his doctors orders to ensure he could father a child. And that was probably the least damaging thing his doctors did to him.
@@FakeSchrodingersCat I always find it wild when people try to convince me that traditional and natural medical treatments are inherently better. There may be something there but it's not a guarantee.
"Blushing Femboy Doomer Wojack" is my new favorite thing to sing to the tune of the TMNT theme.
On the “Sumerian PTSD” subject: Homer’s The Odyssey can be easily read as an exploration of the various heroes of the Trojan War dealing with PTSD in a variety of ways: Menaeleus is a shadow of hims former Spartan self, and spends his time wallowing around his estate, with his wife Helen (yes, THAT Helen), keeping everything functional by filling in for his kingly duties when needed and keeping his wild move swings at bay by medicating him with herbs mixed with wine.
Odysseus also goes into the Underworld and meets with those who both died during the war (Achilles) and those who died upon returning home (Agamemnon) and both basically serve as warnings about not being able to return home or leave the battlefield behind.
One of the reasons that Odysseus takes so long to return to his kingdom of Ithaca, is because he spends a good portion of the time either high on drugs or high on sorcery…basically, falling into diversions and distractions, seeking out self-destructive or dangerous behaviours (risking himself to hear the soothing songs of the Sirens come to mind), or behaving like he was still seeking glory on the field of battle, even when he should be quiet or sought a peaceful solution (the blinding of Polyphemus, the Cyclops, and then admitting to it despite initially hiding his identity, for the sake of claiming kleos, immortal glory). Basically, alternating between acting wildly erratic and being just plain too tired or despondent to get up in the morning (see: how he is described during his stay on Circe’s isle)…
Finally, because he wasn’t able to put the violence and bloodshed aside, he almost ignites a whole new civil war in Ithaca by killing off the suitors…in the end, only divine intervention from Athena, who comes down from Olympus to stop the fighting and basically telling everyone to forgive and put down their arms.
…which is also a callback to the Iliad, when Achilles is granted a new shield that depicts images of peaceful scenes to remind him that Athena is the Goddess of War…but War is supposed to eventually end in Peace, and the importance of transitioning back to a peaceful existence…and that war for the sake of war or claiming glory or treasure, are not ends in themselves.
…I may have once had to write an essay on this for university Classics…
Loved this! Great job!
This is fascinating
You explained this so well!
I am studying Virgil's Aeneid Book 2 in Latin right now, and so the Trojan War is quite relevant lol - it's mostly Sinon's deceptive speech!
That is so fascinating
Nobody is honestly a smart person
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Modern jeans: absurdly expensive, make me look straight, fall apart, you can rub the dye off with tepid water
Army pants from the ’40s: dirt cheap, high waisted, survived at least one war, will last until the end of time
im an avid tumblr user and it's among the worst social medias. i love it so dearly.
I've never been to Tumblr, but I love to look in from the outside like through protective glass in a zoo.
@@Idkpleasejustletmechangeitit's chaos and sometimes you see an iceberg of discourse float by that you are so happy to know nothing about, but it's also lovely in its own weird way
as a tumblr user i am this
@@ashrowan2143 yeah, I'm aware of that. Mayhap "protective glass" was a bad analogy. It's just a protective gelatinous mass that obviously has some bugs feeding from it, but "looking in from the outside like through a protective gelatinous mass that obviously has some bugs feeding from it in a zoo" really isn't that eloquent.
The Warrior Cats fandom has taught me to fear the dark powers of Tumblr. Just 2 years ago some people on a Discord server plunged that side of Tumblr into chaos by getting them to argue about wether or not it is eugenics to draw cats differently depending on which cat society they are from. I am intrigued by the sheer might that radiates from Tumblr, but yet I am afraid of it. I shall only observe through my protective gelatinous mass, for my body shall break apart like it is but a tower of danish plastic building bricks if I came in cotact with such dark forces.
Tumblr is the social media equivalent of “So ugly it’s cute” it’s horrible and I love it
I'm decently well at telling if someone has autism, but I'm not entirely sure how to phrase why I feel like someone is. I envy that one guy's ability to memorize and identify all the symptoms
Yeah sometimes it's just Vibes.
Once I catch the vibes, I have to actively try to pinpoint common traits.
I do try not to tell them, though, because most people suddenly dont respond well to "hey yknow those kids who were bullied and socially ostracized for being freaks when you went to school? Youre one of them :)"
I'm autistic myself, and the best way I can describe how I recognise someone is, too, is kind of like a gaydar. There's no specific traits, but you just kinda know.
The autistic people I've seen online all talked a certain way, like it was super direct and dismissive to the other person to the point it sounded rude, even though they don't mean it. The other thing is going on a really long tangent to prove themselves right and you are absolutely wrong, but that could be just reddit lol
Omg and the infodumping... lol
@@unionfire me personally, I worry so much that I sound rude and I sometimes apologize and every time the other person says that I'm fine. I go on long tangents because either I'm giving context for the situation so the person gets the full picture, or it's just how my brain works. The info dumping is really accurate
seems to be rather common
autism-meter
43:11 once in high school, they were taking yearbook photos, and boys had to wear a tux and girls had to wear this weird drape thing. Both were provided by staff at the room they were taking the photos in. I watched kids be given the clothes they needed to wear. When it was my turn, the staff hesitated for a moment, then asked me what I wanted to wear. my vibes were simply too confusing
Assigned non-binary at yearbook photoshoot (ANBaYP)
@@yuki97kira ANBaYP is my favourite gender
As a non-binary person I genuinely have been trying to achieve this. This is my final goal for my transition. I want to confuse people so much they just leave me alone
did you pick the one you werent supposed to wear :P
@@aykarain yes but it was a size too big for me :(
the "objects i break turn into flat things i stack like cards" is actually an insanely believable way to think about how storage in minecraft works
ah so chests are just big card collections
I read that book it’s actually pretty interesting
THE BOOK IS SO GOOD ITS CALLED THE ISLAND
captchalouge
Laika's story makes me cry. It was a perfect example of didn't stop to ask if they should.
Just prior to the launch, one of the scientists took her home to play with his kids, so that she could at least have some experience of a loving family.
She has a statue that was erected in her honor.
Have you heard of Rocket Bat? It was a bat that consistently hung on the side of the Apollo 11 rocket and didn’t let go until it died
@@PippinFisherreedI'm so tired of these ai chat bots.
That bat really wanted to go the fracking S P A C E
@@PippinFisherreed “I’M GOING TO SPACE AND DEATH CAN’T STOP ME!”
That story about a Chinese man becoming the chosen Finn exists (well, chosen might be a stretch) and it's called Mestari Cheng. Highly recommended!
As a Finn with experience of going out drinking with a bunch of Chinese dudes: hell yeah to the Chinese dude landing in Finland and becoming one of us.
I agree. Come be our Eurovision master dear chinese dudes. We have seen worse than drunkenly singing an Ode to Snuffkins.
Mä haluan nähdä sen lehmä tappelun 😄
Very much yes
@@einienj3281 Haha olis varmasti hyvin hämmentyneen näköne lehmä.
@@RustFox 😄😄
About the autism one (I'm autistic), I've noticed that it's surprisingly easy for autistic people to detect other autistic people after meeting. My theory for this is that it's connected to our pattern recognition trait. Many autism traits such as masking are connected to our brains' unique way of processing patterns. Since masking comes a lot from our recognition of social patterns, that may be why it's so easy for us to find other autistic people, because we can tell when someone exhibits the patterns in our own behavior rather than the patterns in allistic (non-autistic) behavior.
have the same with adhd.
I once heard someone say that neurodivergent people are actually drawn to each other and have an easier time "clicking" with one another. It's partly due to shared behaviors and partly due to shared experiences. A lot of neurodivergent people were deemed "the weird kid" or "the loner" growing up. We can bond over that. Also, because we have such similar communication patterns, we find other neurodivergent people easier to talk to.
@@sabinehorn2528Same, although those with ADHD are also pretty good with pattern recognition
Yyyep. Autistic too. With a few friends in the dark. One's mom was actually adamant about him being 'normal' and after like 10 words the first day I was like 'yeo, there's *something* there. I pulled him aside and told him he might wanna test for it. Turns out he was on the spectrum, just not too far.
I am pretty good at it too. Your theory makes a lot of sense to me.
My favourite one of these odd historical overlaps is the abolition of the samurai as a recognised caste, and the invention of the fax machine. There is a brief number of years wherein an actual samurai could have sent a fax, and that is just wild to me.
If I ever learn Swedish, people are gonna look at me weird for sounding like The Click. But at least he's not a mafia boss.
Or is he? 🤔
#SwedishHouseMafia 😂
@@eileenmuth9619be careful of those land sharks
@@Groovylonglegs I will, thank you for reminding me! Watch out for them emotional support demons too!
To your knowledge.
There is no greater indicator of the idea that "new people are learning 'common knowledge' for the first time every day" than the Alt+F4 prank. That shit has worked for literal decades, both on people who've no idea what it does and people who just forgot in the heat of the moment
What is annoying, that to this day majority of games do not feature "are you sure to close" dialog on this combination.
Want to exit game? Bring main menu, find 'logoff', "are you sure", "yes", find quit, "are you sure".
Or just mash two buttons and be done, no questions asked.
This is especially "fun" in mmo's that allow alt key to be used as modifier to expand number of hotbars, and use F1-F12 to select party members.
@@MuSic-ok7dh that might be because alt f4 is used a lot for if the game has frozen, in which case the "are you sure" prompt would probably not work
@@somenameidk5278 When game has frozen, it will usually not react to any keypress, including Alt+F4. You use task manager in that case.
@@MuSic-ok7dh If you can even get that to come up.
@@MuSic-ok7dh Its cause altf4 is basically a forced exit in case your game is stuck.. you won't be sitting for 30min in front of the pc biting your fingers wondering if you saved whatever shit you were doing when the program crashed, while the windows message reads "waiting for program to respond".. you end your own misery earlier with alt f4. Get over it like ripping a bandaid.
Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels also looked at the change of mass when shapeshifting! For example, in Thud! (I believe), there is a vampire character who, instead of turning into one bat, turns into a swarm of them because its much easier to conserve mass rather than try squish yourself down into one tiny bat
Also, Animorphs was wild bro
That whole vets misunderstanding gives me an amazing idea for a skit where a veterinarian shows up to a vet support groups and the people are kind of rude and stand offish like they don't belong there while a couple of the veterans talk about their trauma and then the vet has their turn and talks about all the puppies and kitties they have had die in their clinic or get euthanized in the last month and all the veterans break down with overwhelming support.
Movie. post haste.
@@carloguerrero6583 I was thinking a skit or short but now that you say it it does make a good premises for a couple to meet in a rom com or drama
@@daemenoth Yeahh there's not a lot of ground to cover but that particular type is best done by taking a lot of time. The military folk being abrassive and standofish while remaining empathetic, the seriousness of their trauma, the strength of the bond within the group members, the quiet resilience of the veterinarian, the appaling things he has endured or commited and the response of the vets
Sir, I highly reccommend that you pursue a career in Hollywood writing. We can't allow such brilliant ideas to die as mere youtube comments. I didn't know I needed this in my life, but now I would literally give away all my money to see this skit come to fruition.
@@senor-achopijo3841Wow thanks for the feedback, maybe I will pursue it.
It has been awhile since I did any real writing but perhaps I can leverage chat GPT to assist anywhere I struggle.
Since I began following The Click, I've embraced and discovered more about my identity as a bisexual transgender girl.
Good for you, girly!❤❤ Me too, one of the things that made me realise I'm lesbian was that Click, Jammiedodger, and OneTopic were my favourite UA-camrs.
@@IKnowEverythingButMyIdentity Its kind of weird of much a couple of meme readers on the internet changed my life 😭👍
An underappreciated style of self-reflection, meditation and personal growth... *memes*
Same-ish here! Bisexual Demigirl/nonbinary(still trying to pinpoint the whole gender thing) but very accepting of myself nowadays because of this chanel.
I can’t really say I had any particular bisexual awakening, but yeah. I had so many “I’m not gay, but…” moments and thought it was just normal because I like women so I knew I actually wasn’t gay. People like click gave me a name to put on how I felt, and I’m so grateful for that.
34:30 "Every line of the Wikipedia article is just a roast disguised as relevant information" That's a roast within itself
"Morals and shame are mere inhibitors of our true potential" I love it.
6:24 -- Undiagnosed / late diagnosed autism is a thing, guys.
You really can go for decades without realizing it. High-masking autistic persons often go for a long time without knowing what's going on.
Honestly, approaching this with curiosity (to debunk if nothing else) is a better reaction than fury. This person's date was most likely not trying to insult, only to help.
Yeah! And to add to that, afabs are usually less diagnosed with autism (and when they are, it's often later on in life) because they're generally better at masking. Aaaand until 2013, if you had already been diagnosed with ADHD, you couldn't be diagnosed with autism (and vice versa) as they believed one could not have both conditions.
...their are also a concerning amount of people in the mental health field who have some let's say concerning opinions on autism. I had a Telehealth call back in roughly grade 9 with a child psychologist to get his opinion on what was going on and to weigh in on my treatment plan for my anxiety and depression at the end of the call he mentioned that it might be worth pursuing a diagnosis for autism or at least getting evaluated for it because in our conversation over the hour he'd seen some things that to him pointed to that being something I have. I had bigger concerns at the time mainly the major depression. But many years later at 22 I started seeing another psychologist (she was the only person I could see for free for therapy) and I brought it up a couple sessions in. She said to my face that she didn't think I could possibly be autistic because she found talking with me engaging and interesting but talking to autistic people she found boring.... I stopped seeing her after that
@@ashrowan2143 I had a free uni therapist tell me “you have too many problems to deal with being autistic” and then ghosted me
Yep, I wasn't assessed for it until I was already an adult
@@CanadianGoose92 I was diagnosed with autism fairly late in life. This was after I already came out as nonbinary, and after I decided to seek out an autism diagnosis on my own. Nobody ever caught it when I was growing up. I'm AMAB but my neuropathology (for lack of a better term) more closely correlates with AFAB people.
I would watch a show about a Victorian gentleman, a samurai and a cowboy and their unlikely -but historically accurate- escapades.
4:19 Large boobs are considered attractive by many, however the can cause spinal issues and difficulties breathing.
I thought just the same. Kinda maked me wonder how that came to be in the first place because with the babirusa's tusks that only happens to old ones but big boobs can cause problems at any age that they exist, so it's just a disadvantage evolutionary speaking.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong tho, I'm not an expert
And then there’s breast cancer statistics.
@@theleaderofthecrocodilerev4513i imagine it is as simple as, to those attracted to women boob good so more boob better. And being humans with our tools and greater intelligence the practicality (or lack thereof) had little influence. We are the unmistakable top of the food chain with no real threats to our survival that were not of our own making past a certain point. Thus what is evolutionarily advantageous has little to nothing to do with environment or physical capability and is entirely dependent upon culture.
As an extremely cynical, world weary person in their 50's, with PTSD, agoraphobia and severe anxiety.... I can tell you Click, that you make my day, everyday. Only discovered you about a month ago, but have literally watched little else (except One Piece at night) and you make me laugh and not hate all of humanity and the world as much. Thanks for the chuckles :D
you might enjoy One Topic at Time too and Jammiedodger (hope i spelled it right) for funny wholesome memes
Hello, fellow anxious, 50+ person! Welcome to this wholesome community!
One Piece is good. Keep it up.
@@forevernever3837 I'm watching the anime right now, I also really enjoyed the 1st season of the live action series. Honestly, when Luffy does that smirk and 'huh' sound in the anime.... it makes me think 'here we go' :D My son got me onto crunchyroll about 12 years ago and I've never looked back :D
@@noone6559 i wish you a good journey in the world of OP then, and I really agree with the smirk part. His smile gives me a huge one instantly every single time.
When I was 5 years old, I got bullied in school. I told the teach & teacher's aide. The bully got punished by missing one play period while I got punished and missed two play periods. My crime? I was a "tattle-tell" because I told the staff that me and other children were being bullied. This was back in the 1970s. I didn't tell anyone about the bully anymore and my parents gave me permission to standup for myself and others. Let's just say that he stopped bullying me and my friend. It's sad that the world hasn't changed much in nearly 50 years.
I absolutely love when insults go into vivid descriptions of bizarre, almost (almost) certainly fictional things about the target. Like it'll go from stating precisely how wrong some ignorant prick is to "You were not born, but summoned in a chthonic ritual by a demonic rodeo circus."
I'm gonna start doing that
A DnD party containing a victorian gentleman, a cowboy and a dispossessed samurai would be awesome! Pretty sure an elder French pirate could be there to. And they could get their quest from honest Abe himself!
I can't explain why, but somehow a grumpy Scotsman is missing in this party.
Codename S.T.E.A.M. 2!
@@Andreas_42 Every team needs a good demoman.
honestly the human equivalent to the bull story to me is people finding people with glasses hot. idk why but so many people find glasses really hot when in reality they can be so annoying like getting in the way when when you kiss someone or not being able to do your own hair sometimes cuz you can’t see without them
I have to fight between barely seeing and my nose against the mirror to do eye makeup and the can be annoying if you wanna snuggle while still being able to see but I still find glasses attractive in general 😂 Hot doesn't mean convenient ig
@@sourgreendolly7685 that’s so true tho honestly tho. but yea i agree, despite everything people with glasses are very hot.
37:45 Got DAMN.
Shots fired? No. Nuclear launch detected.
4:30 - height - Causes way too much back issues and can be contributing to several other factors yet the tall guys get the most attention
The phenomenon is called sexual selection BTW and one of many examples are Peacocks, Fidler crabs, and basically almost any feature that actively hinders the male (it's almost always male-specific) from living an easy (at least relative to what they have to deal with) life.
If you ever see something in an animal and wonder "What? Why does he have that?" the answer is 9 times out of 10 "Sexual selection".
Omg I was about to comment that
I mean on the opposite side the general preference for big boobas is the same issue. There is no benefit on a biological level as far as I am aware above a minimum and yet anything above D is likely to cause back problems later in life.
Man I wish I was short.
breast size kinda gives similar problems, you get front heavy and get back issues and is a trait that seems to be appreciated... so i can totally see it going too far and you end up with doomstyle evolution xD
41:56 I love when he mentions something that happened in a previous video. it's like a reference to a previous episode in an incontinuous series like the simpsons
4:05 proceeds to say hotter animals on the second attempt lmao
I mean to be fair based on this exact post. That is exactly what happens. It doesn't breed for better animals. It doesn't in fact breed for hot or animals because those are the ones who f*** the most
On hyper realistic paintings.
I went to a writers course. And we collabed with the artist (painting) course a couple of times. When we went over and looked at their art there was this one person who drew realistic nature scenes. I remember being so damn impressed.
It turned out that that person was the woman who kept fangirling over my poetry.
She told me to release a poem collection so she could buy it. 😅
And her art was Amazing! So now we were fangirling over Each others art. Lmao
did you two ever collab to make a poetry book with pretty pictures together?
@@Ucatty2 Hope so.
I have the Minecraft: The Island book (in Polish tho), and i gotta say, It's REALLY GOOD. Not even just as a Minecraft thing. Unlike what most people describe MC as, this book has very little actual adventuring. The world in the book feels very empty, but intentionally so, the protagonist is and feels very alone. They're the only sapient being in the entire book, the book itself being their journal, and they just try to survive on the island while both accepting their new life and having mental breakdowns over remembering a normal, not square world, but not being able to remember *themselves* in that world.
I don't read a lot of books (fanfiction doesn't count) but that book is probably one of my favorite books ill ever read. Won't say much else bc this book is really worth reading on your own, but the entire vibe of the book is really cool. I tried to read the other MC books but none really got my attention as much as The Island.
My Father had a friend who learned german with Goethe and Schiller books. So one time she was on a Party with him and a guy was rude to her, so she asked him to leave in a very old fashioned 19th century german. Everyone kept silent for a second and then started laughing so hard.
Chaddest German speaker:
lol reminds me of when my uncle told me how he had an older male relative (don't remember the exact relation, but, like, old enough to have been drafted into the red army) who learned german as a kid in much the same way... he used 'Weib' instead of 'Frau' and stuff like that. very affable guy tho, very chill.
i wish people learning english chose to learn from uncommon forms of english i would make so many friends
Jokes on you, The Click: Science has proven that nearly all plants are screaming all the time, just in frequencies humans can't hear.
That's not even entirely incorrect.
Idk if this is a joke but the main theory behind plants not feeling pain is a lack of nociceptors and a CNS
For DnD I always assumed your Mass is either given into or borrowed from the Magic Weave for "Storage" or "Use" and depending on what you did, you either take the Mass back out when you transform back from something small or you give it back if you was something bigger.
40:29 A pie chart? *Gasp* PERRY THE PIE CHART!?
I'm glad you asked:
The equivalent of boars growing tusks into their brains for humans would be: literally the version of masculinity we currently have. Men are more likely to die in basically every way except childbirth. Some of this is chemical, but a lot of it is from a mentality which men cultivate.
And both of these are driven by sexual selection. Most people consider a 'sexy' man someone who is strong and domineering. Even a little angry or violent.
And as a result we all die young, take pointless risks and kill each other in order to maintain that image.
Is that actually genetics based or just culturally based though?
I feel like the idea that women should be weak and submissive came from the same origin
This does bring up a nature vs nurture argument, especially when I know that statistics in my own country have shown that it's men who are percieved to "have a good sense of humor" who are most likely to get a partner. Is a "good sense of humor" genetic? Studies say maybe a little, but it's mostly cultural. Humor is completely subjective, after all.
Toxic masculinity has certainly been on the rise because of social media's constant exploitation of male lonliness, but I don't think that leads to violence being embedded in one's genetics.
@Oshroth It's at least partially hormone-based.
Because of hormones, you'll lose your hair quicker and easier if you have high testosterone.
Also, women have traditionally been considered the only ones who can become pregnant. This means a connection to the children. And society took this to mean the woman to be in the home and not go out to provide as much. Meaning the man built the house and that means the woman is subservient and inferior to him for some reason.
It's Psychology, Sociology, Economy, Genetics, Hormones, sexism, wealth inequality, the glass/cotton ceiling, wars/fighting and its glory, hetero/cisnormativity, etc.
If I'm not making sense it's because I'm super tired and literally getting to bed soon. Although I think my logic is soumy. Gn.
@Oshroth I'm pretty sure that 90% of behavioral differences between men and women are instilled by society. There was a study that found that children in kindergarten will play with toys for both genders if the typical split between the girls' corner and the boys' corner is abolished and that the boys who played with dolls developed a higher level of social skills akin to girls, while girls who played with toy cars developed a better spatial imagination, similar to the typical level of spatial imagination in boys that age.
I believe that our hobbies, interests and dreams are informed by the idols, toys and stories we got as kids and adults don't realize how much they influence children based on their gender and -nudge- shove them in a particular direction. It's all nurture, safe for some minor differences in hormones (eg. excess testosterone can cause aggression) and neurological differences (eg. men being 3x as likely to have psychopathy), but I don't believe that our behavior in this complex society is directly influenced by genetic differences of the two genders. Our behavior is too far from natural for it to have some fundamental impact. Especially when it comes to hobbies and interests, those have nothing to do with survival in the wilderness!
I was gonna go with tuberculosis since the Victoriand thought it was sexxy
Omg; I had this weird „perception of female anatomy in art“ thing happen to me about half a year ago: I (15mtf) was at the time studying female anatomy and was just drawing on my tablet in school, when my crush who also does art but has a much more stylised art style than me came up to me and she praised me for portraying women who were a bit chubbier…now what I was doing was literally just searching for images of women in more dynamic poses and try to copy that to get a grip of the proportions…naturally my reference images were all very thin and conventionally attractive models…I did not know how to respond
33:28 this is literally that joke about the Alabama kid's family tree being the recycling symbol
I’m not a 3D modeler, but I am a 2D artist, and I think the big difference is the 3D art has far more prep time. Think about it, when you’re 2D drawing a character, once you have the design you just draw them in whatever pose you’re looking for. It’s very simple to just put the character to page. But with 3D animation, you have to build and rig EVERYTHING. You need to sculpt every individual object of a scene, and you have to code it to move how you want it to. 3D animation basically throws code into the mix, which is a separate skill altogether. It’s pretty easy to fuck up a 3D model, and each model has to be coded separately. So depending on how long the film is sorta determines which route is easier. You got a basic short film with multiple locations? It might just be best to hand draw. A longer film with similar locations all throughout, where you can reuse your assets? It’s probably worth that extra front time to save a lot on the back end of the project. It’s some pretty complicated math, determining which approach is best for your film. It’s probably most efficient to have your 2D animators make the full story board while the 3D animators make and rig the models, but it’s gonna take a big staff to do that. There are pros and cons to each approach, without even considering what your artist intent is.
But companies don’t care about that as much as they do abusing ununionized workers so 3D is just the default.
great example of how easy it is to fuck up 3d modeling is the classic story of the creeper, true or not.
thing is, it shouldn‘t be efficiency that determines art style, it should be determined by the collective will of the artists
another neat factor of 3d modeling is that, once the 3d model itself is perfected, you have this entire asset that you can simply keep reusing. you obviously do not have to draw the model again and again
43:31 She's even taken all the bathrooms in the White House and I really need to shit. We're doomed.
41:15 I love the green screen Nyan Cat without part of the rainbow that’s green
I saw that and started looking for this lol.:)
4:26 Eating disorders. When I was in the Hospital the Nurses where complaining about Celebrities making people too focused on their weight to the point where they had to be rushed into the hospital because they were just on the edge of starvation...
Actually, Click's "just reading memes" is so helpful, istg
I'm so glad I found this channel, it's the only thing that makes me feel better and not to think about the stuff I'm going through, this helps me sleep at night at the very least
Recently my paranoia, depersonalization and strong fears returned, not letting me live normally, and only Click can make me forget about it for a while (idk how, but yeah)
Thank you so much for existing and being here, you're amazing
Schools really do suck at stopping bullying. When I was in high school, my group of friends and I were constantly harassed by this one awful girl (who we used to be friends with but stopped because she was...well, awful). She threatened to gouge one of my friend's eyes out with nine-inch dagger. (Her exact words, no I am not kidding.) We told the school police and their solution was..."stop hanging around each other." Mind you, we were already doing that. All of us had stopped hanging out with her long ago. 😐 She didn't end up physically hurting us, but after that meeting we felt kinda helpless and just sort of dealt with it on our own. She stopped eventually. But the fact that she could threaten somebody with that specific language and not have any consequences was wild, to say the least.
Those aren’t her exact words because the pronouns wouldn’t make sense if that was the case (also if it were exact words, you should add quotation marks)
@@mari-with-a-gun you definitely highlighted the most important part of this. for sure there was literally any point whatsoever to your reply existing.
to be clear, that was sarcasm.
@@MalkuthSephira ok idc
4:25
•Valuing being skinny quickly turns to anorexia
•Valuing being muscular can easily become an addiction to muscle enhancing drugs
•Valuing looking youthful can easily become an addiction to “anti-aging” substances that even if ineffective can degrade quality of life through just unhealthy obsession
36:52
It used to be whenever a new church was built an animal, usually a dog, was the first thing to be buried in its cemetery. These dogs were called the Church Grimm, and were said to protect the souls in the graveyard until they moved on.
Maybe Laika, being the first living thing in space, is our Church Grimm of the stars.
A name for that villain how wants people to be happy but throws away all morals: Dopamìné
That's Snowflame the cocaine dealer, isn't it?
4:00 :
Click: I'm really glad that I didn't read that out
Click not even 2 seconds later: *does it anyways*
6:30 “Takes one to know one” It’s usually used at my school as a comeback if someone calls you gay
As a huge Animorphs fan I'm obligated to point out and celebrate the fact that Animorphs came up in this video. Criminally underrated series! War crimes and genocide and child soldiers and gray morality and genocide and body horror and also genocide!
I think you forgot to mention genocide
Already sounds very similar to Warhammer from what I've heard of my friends. Keep in mind, WH40K's age rating is 14+ in Brazil.
How on earth could you forget cool animal shapeshifting? Rhinos and tigers are top tier genociders.
+chemical warfare with the oatmeal and
this actually is F'ed up
one of the characters ripped an enemies troth out with their teeth as a wolf and they nearly had a breakdown few hours after they found a piece of skin stuck in their teeth
@@kdup-hp6zm this is what I should've read in elementary school, but nooo one told me animorphs went hard back then.
36:48 Actually, she was supposed to survive.
Unfortunately, bureaucracy imposed a deadline that was the anniversary of the Revolution of October. And the vehicule wasn't ready for reentry, like not at all.
So the scientists poisoned Laïka's last food ration, in hope of giving her a better death than suffocating from a lack of oxygen or burning during reentry.
The craft's radiator malfunctioned, and she died of hyperthermia before finishing her food, having warmed up the capsule beyond livable range.
So she wasn't supposed to live. She was poisoned before flight.
@@lordofthechickens3627 The original intent of the mission would have had her survive. It is because of an unreasonable deadline that this was made impossible, and thus led to the last ration being poisoned.
2:38 TIL the Paulie actor was a criminal before discovering acting in prison. "He was arrested 28 times for a wide variety of crimes, including weapons possession and robbery". And he's not the only one in the Sopranos cast who had ties to the mob. Also, he died last year, possibly due to his dementia.
I WASN'T EVEN IN THE SHERLOCK FANDOM AND I KNOW THAT 40:40 IS TALKING ABOUT BEING AN ALCOHOLIC
Twitter and UA-cam users all know and agree that their platforms are falling apart. Tumblr is already broken, and that makes it more lovable.
The blind people that gain sight not being able to recognize things they know by feel makes perfect sense to me: People who can see live watching what is effectively a 2-dimensional screen and we learn how to interpret the 3rd dimension... to varying levels of success (optical illusions anyone?). And perspective drawing is one of the harder things to learn/master in art.
Now try to imagine only experiencing everything in 3-D - "seeing" every side of the things around you at once - then suddenly experiencing a world where you can see *at most* half of whatever object... and other things that you also can only *at most* see half of can block out those other things. And on top of that not knowing about opacity/transparency and how one object could block another object - so you're stuck there knowing there's three things in a row, seeing one thing that blocks sight of other two things, and left trying to figure out how this one thing you see is suppose to represent the three things you know are there. Would be ridiculously disorienting.
I can come up with thousands of mental guesses of what that transition would be like, but I just can't put any of them into words because it's like comparing taste to colors - impossible to meaningfully express to others because there's no common point of reference of what that would be like. (I know there's some people with synesthesia that *can* see tastes or taste colors - please don't go off on tangent about that at me. I simply used taste/color thing as example of how average person simply isn't wired to even start understanding what the crossover might be like due to no common base of reference.)
Loved when I got peer reviewed by my friend I had no idea i was autistic while they knew for,, quite a while
I got peer reviewed by a teacher, she thought I knew. I did not.
my question is why the fuck didn't they just ask if we've ever been tested/diagnosed or just tell us they think we might be autistic? like, as long as they said it privately & not as an insult, friends could save us a lot of years of questioning & that might even help us find some support.
@@a-goblinmany people think being autistic is a bad thing and often use it as a insult. To insinuate someone is autistic is to insult or belittle them so they probably don’t say anything in case you may take it as the insult many of them intend it to be. It’s not our problem or fault that neurotypical people lean heavily towards bigotry at any given moment. It’s their responsibility to change their connotation and relieve themselves of their ignorance about millions of people who have done nothing to be ridiculed or disrespected by them
Can I call it "peer reviewed" if it was one of my grown kids telling me?
@@a-goblinI have a friend who I'm 100% sure is autistic but when talking about autistic people they used to know they have emphasised that they're not autistic. I don't think they're ready to think about it yet. If they came to me and said I think I could be autistic, then I would obviously discuss it with them. But it's a fine line when you don't want to upset your friend. My tactic has been to introduce them to media with autistic characters in the hope they notice how similar they are. I don't think it's necessarily a cruel thing to not tell someone, I think sometimes people have to get nearer in there own time and then a gentle nudge is fine
42:35 one of my friends is a small streamer, she hasn't streamed since November of last year (moving and work got in the way). When I was talking to her last week, she said "unalive". It is changing every day speech, not just online speech. It's wild
As an Australian I can say that it's a conflip whether the bogan you are talking to will pronounce it Akka-Dakka or Aye-Cee-Dee-Cee
The blind people experiment made me think of that show I saw. Like in that case, this man was fully blind and recovered his sight after 30 or so years. He couldn't understand perspective so he still had to walk with his cane to know what was around him.
Yeah, the Archie Sonic comics were wild. Early on, the writers had little to no oversight over what they did with the characters, leading to extremely wild and at times creepy/inappropriate crap.
Like apparently Knuckles is a living Chaos Emerald due to his dad experimenting on him when he was still in his egg.
It was a wild time.
I forgot that echidnas laid eggs, and was incredibly confused for a couple of seconds at how wild that comic must've been.
29:45 in d&d its really easy to explain, actually; ITS LITERAL MAGIC, it doesnt have to follow scientific laws.
Oh it just goes nowhere because magic? I cast Polymorph without giving the enemy a form, just deletihg them. Surely it must be easier than making their body disappear with magic and THEN shapeshifting them... Every spell without explanation is an abusable loophole
32:30 the only time OP should be said as “opp” is if it’s referring to operator privileges in minecraft
YES!
11:30 it's actually worse then that, that panel is when he learned that thanks to time travel, his kids were never born to begin with
"Morals and shame are mere inhibitors of our true potential" would be quite the killer quote to put in a villain monologue.
15:54 oooooooooohhh goodness this reminds me of something I did years back. I thought homophobia meant "afraid of people" (homosapien+phobia) and I told people I was homophobic 😭
Lol 😂 my dad thought the same too, but he's like 48. Sometimes i wonder what goes on inside his head 💀
3:55
Click: *Reads the post correctly*
Click: I sure am glad I didnt read that incorrectly!
Click: *Procceds to read it again, incorrectly*
Oh Click
4:00 HE DID IT AGAIN- I can’t tell if it was on purpose or not but every time he does it I laugh my ass off 😭
22:10 they left out the elderly French pirate
The part about samurais, British aristocrats, and cowboys made me think of Bunraku. I highlight recommend it. It is this weird mash of concepts done in a style meant to be inspired by Japanese shadow puppets and comic books.
One of my favorate films, utterly weird in every way.
I would also recommend seeing a Bunraku puppetry performance if you ever get a chance to. It isn’t shadow puppetry, the puppets are quite large and worked by three puppeteers who train for literal decades to perform.
@@thebadpoet I really badly want to. I got to see a Kabuki performance in Kabukiza when I went to Tokyo a few years before the pandemic. I wanted to see a Bunraku performance, but just didn't get the chance.
Some of these insults forced me to pause because I was laughing too hard... The one about the poster's parents honking at each other to begin the clown mating ritual just floored me. 😂
8:40 that dude ended the first comment with "thank you mentally ill women" how did he expect people to respond
"oh but you see I only do it to people who want bad spells" well thanks for the context that could never have been gleaned
30:25, UGHHHHH as an Autistic person, many people can have an interest in something and it doesn't have to bee a hyperfixation or special interest, it being a hyperfixation has to do nothing with the creator telling them to stop, and also if it is something like bad weird then it being a hyperfixation is no excuse, if anyone is being bad weird then they should stop.
Seriously, I'm getting really tired of overdiagnosis. Autism symptoms are common at lower levels, and I feel like these days people leap on calling literally everything autism.
Young child is a picky eater? Must be sensory issues
Someone needs a break from a loud room? Must be sensory overload
A person likes something and gets excited talking about it? Hyperfixation
A bit dense? Can't read social cues, must be autistic
And the real reason this bothers me so much, even besides it diminishing what autistic people have to deal with, is that now people are using it to excuse not developing yourself and instead form worse habits!
Don't teach that kid to eat food he doesn't like, that's cruel, let him just eat junk food!
No, I can't respect basic social conventions even after being told I'm being rude, I'm not masking!
UGH
My brother is autistic, and he puts in so much effort to get by, so this shit just infuriates me
46:33 it truly is nice to see the click misunderstanding tags
28:30 Fun fact, at one point in the Animorphs series, an ant crawls onto one of the panels of the morphing cube (the alien device that gave them their powers) & gets the ability to shapeshift as well.
It then somehow manages to use the morphing power, turns itself into a copy of the 1st person it touched (one of the main characters), & it immediately started screaming as I assume it had a massive existential crisis. The panicking ant-turned-human then proceeded to break said MC's arm, turn back to an ant, & was then summarily stepped on to put it out of its misery.
"welcome to Seireitei!"
To be fair, that does sound like a pretty accurate depiction of what it feels like to be a human in the modern world. I relate pretty hard to becoming more sentient and screaming in existential crisis
This is literally cosmic horror
yeah checks out
see david the rat for more examples
if you can shapeshift into something small but you have to keep all the weight (like a 150 lbs mouse) wouldn't that mean it would work in the opposite direction too? and be a huge whale but only 150 lbs?
WAILORD
33:18 tbf, he didn't destroy his dynasty. He was infertile.
His wife who was also his aunt did govern. That was how the incest was fine, uncle and niece, aunt nephew. Their family tree got smaller in the end. Almost all of his siblings died (deformities and shit).
He was the fittest for living and very obviously intellectually handicapped (didn't speak until age 4, walking also very late, afaik). Even his name was Carlos el hechizado. (The bewitched)
Imo, he wasn't responsible for anything.
The original Dracula novel had an unapologetic cowboy from Texas (justice to Quincy), imagine if it had a samurai in it too.
as a boy who wears feminine clothes and is heavily engaged in poltics and very much both liberal and a supporter of human rights and a well functioning democracy I relate to this title
i idk about all that but i want the legos in your pfp
as a trans girl, anarchy is the only option, democracy is coercion
@@mansendwish as a straight white cis man.
I agree, *_MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD!_*
Accurate description of me lol
Shabiri?
Age Of Perfect Order gang though💪🏻@@thealchemistking4063
15:30 if you say "i'm the least homophobic person you'll ever meet!" then you are not that person.
Nobody who isn't homophobic feels the need to clarify this, or claims to be the best at it. Everyone has internalized crap about gay people, and unlearning it isn't a contest, and it's never finished. Just be kind and keep learning!
I love the sentence "i need to inform you that homophobic people can have lesbian neighbors" 😅
i remember when i was a kid, i was heavily bullied, the main bully being the son of the intermediate teacher (the school i went to was a christian school that combined primary and intermediate, so from year 1 or 5 years old to year 8 or 13 years old), and no-one ever cared until i reacted physically, which was the only way i could protect myself, at which point i was punished
This resonates with me so hard. For the cherry on top, after fighting back K got sent multiple times to the school "psychologist", who proceeded to listen to my account and then blamed me for creating the situation, because my [undiagnosed at the time] autistic traits were too low of a hanging fruit for other students not to bully me. Good times.
@@azuzziken i see, similar situation for me i guess, i have aspergers, and although my parents knew i must have that or something like it even when i was 5, i didn't get diagnosed until pretty much right before NZ went into the covid lockdowns, and i have a feeling the signs i had even then had at least a part in getting people to bully me