GUIDE TO: PHILOSOPHY | Karl Pilkington, Ricky Gervais, Steven Merchant | The Ricky Gervais Show
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2024
- Alrite, heres another one for ya. Hope ya all have a good one n that, cheers.
The Ricky Gervais' Guide To: Natural History
Series: 1
Volume: 4
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“Just like I’m talking to the geek at the bus stop.”
I’d have love to seen Karl pointing at Steve when he said that
Karl makes an interesting distinction with his thoughts on not enjoying things until afterwards, you might very well be enjoying something while it's happening, but it's always a retroactive judgement that establishes 'enjoyment' as fact.
That’s absolutely proper. As to do is to be and I can say Karl is the very most “be” compared to any human being on earth. He’s being way more than us intellectuals. I recognize you
I totally agree with Karl on this one. Even if i enjoy stuff, i enjoy it more after the event
I find it brilliant that as time has gone on Karl has been more and more correct and has ultimately had the last laugh.
Steve at the bus stop 😂😂😂
I had a spicy sausage!
“The red jeans are twice as much sir.”
“That’s okay I’ve got money.”
It took me a while to realize what Karl was talking about with the problem gene/hole/tube nonsense, but I sincerely believe he's talking about the human consciousness's propensity to search for problems to solve, which is a fairly high level idea. The main reason why people have problems is because of their expectations and their inability to adjust them.
Problems end up going away if you believe that's just the way that things are. Additionally, more problems will crop up after you solve whatever big problem you have in life, so they never really stop coming. It's always a dance of fixing problems and finding new ones.
Oh heres ya bus!!
I really want a pack of munchies now.
Steve is so angry and shout-y in this one, it is really grating.
I like his observations of the ants... Especially when Susan killed them with the hot water, and the returning ants appearant confusion and remorse. I believe other creatures feel these things, and it is egotistical to think they don't. In my opinion, Karl is showing great empathy. It's a shame the other two don't have that empathy...
I was hoping Karl would say “I know I’m not dreaming because my brain couldn’t think of all the clever things Ricky talks about.”
You clearly haven’t listened to his feeling towards homeless people and gay people if you think he’s got “great empathy”
I've often thought about that sorta stuff, but people mature even when they're older and you'd expect them to think that some of the things they said were in bad taste.
@@wddilly8488 I have. What he has said, is that he doesn't understand them. That doesn't translate to dislike. It can lean towards fear, and misunderstanding, but that is different from dislike. He still feels sorry for the homeless, and will give them some money. That shows some compassion.
The goalkeeper is a holder of PhD in Physics
I completely understand not enjoying the moment as it happens.. this should be simple too understand.. I believe Rick and Steve are trying to be ignorant for.. frustrating us.
Night
Rose-tinted glasses are valued, but it means he’s not living in the moment. In his head too much or anxious. Power of Now explains why
oh mate i think this about what karl says all the time
Yeah Karl usually has a point but it's hilarious anyway
They do that alot.
I'd love to watch The Matrix with Karl.
Genuine question; what happens to those ants who return to a destroyed nest? Do they get together the stragglers and start over? Do they go and look for another nest/army to join? Or do they drop out, grow a beard and start hitch hiking?
They simply circle the nest and all other ants will join in and follow those circling the nest until they die of exhaustion. I believe its called a death circle.
@@RosaScapes Well that's depressing as hell
@@RosaScapesthey sound gay.
Did you watch that film last night?
@@IainAplin do you mean gaylord say no?
@wddilly8488 He doesn't understand them. He still shows compassion to them. He will help the homeless with giving them a bit if money. If he lacked compassion, he would ignore them, and walk away.
Karl simply does not understand them. He has said as much. But when it comes down to helping someone who is suffering... He has helped folks, regardless of what they believe, or their emotional leanings.
I agree with Karl. If you can't use what you learn, than it is pointless to have learnt it. Spend more time learning things that you can use and benefit from knowing. There is little point in learning about dramatic arts, if your ambition is to own and operate a farm... Unless you figure that putting on a play for your cows, will increase milk production. LOL 😂
@@zachvalue It becomes even more powerful, if you learn things that you can actually use. If you waste time trying to learn stuff that you won't use, at the expense of learning stuff you would use, then it isn't beneficial.
Only if you can use it. If you can't use it, then what purpose is there to having it? @zachvalue @@zachvalue
He's spoiled Munchies for me now.I linger over the last one far too long........
So ???? U gonna come
funny how ricky and steve never heard of nostalgia 25:00 Specifically its a cognitive bias called "rosy retrospection" Where we recall the past being better than it actually was.