im listening to this audiobook for a test tomorrow and im just laying in bed closing my eyes slowly drifting into sleep until BLOOP BLOOP scared the living HELL out of me. I thought someone hacked my computer lol.
It's a very sad story of, imo, stubbornness vs greatness. When he was pushed to study he was shown to have a great mind learning from others came so easy to him. However, when it came to the wilderness, he wanted to do it on his own without the knowledge that most people in the wilderness move forward with.. If he had only been open to learn from those who have lived are were living such a life, what a great contribution Chris could have made to mankind. He could have been brilliant in helping the enviornment as well as also been able to live off the land and on his own, he could have had it all had he just not been so stubborn. RIP
So much for Thoreau's theory that any excess food is constitutionally bad for a person. Extreme excess which is the current sad norm is certainly bad beyond doubt, but a healthy level of reserve bodily energy, especially if a person happens to be in Alaska, is no detriment; such a reserve may even at times be an essential for life.
It certainly wasn't the way of Chris to seek official help which may have come in response to a fire... if it was big enough. Most other people would likely not even think of doing such a thing - they would be more likely to expect some entitlement based rescue. Only a rare minded individual would do something so outside the box. I like to think that I would do something of the sort if I ever found myself in such a predicament.
THE BLOOP BLOOP HAS ME TRYING SO HARD NOT TO LAUGH DURING CLASS OH MY GOD LMFAOO i have such a bad sense of humor
Why does he do that
@@garretteckley3515 its something he uses to indicate he needs to edit something out, but in this case he missed it lol
the way he just gos back to reading like normal too 😭💀
im listening to this audiobook for a test tomorrow and im just laying in bed closing my eyes slowly drifting into sleep until BLOOP BLOOP scared the living HELL out of me. I thought someone hacked my computer lol.
its 2am. Just woke up the whole family laughing when I heard him yell BLOOP BLOOP 16:26
PUT THE BLOOP BLOOP IN .25x SPEED ITS SO FUNNY ISTG
BLOOB BLOOP
These bloop bloops are really getting me through this book tbh
Wow still going at it, good for you man, I appreciate the dedication.
I still have 8, 9, 14, 15....I will be working on those in the coming weeks :)
@@edwardregan2564 Thank you for also editing with photos, really great narration! best for this book!
It's a very sad story of, imo, stubbornness vs greatness.
When he was pushed to study he was shown to have a great mind learning from others came so easy to him.
However, when it came to the wilderness, he wanted to do it on his own without the knowledge that most people in the wilderness move forward with..
If he had only been open to learn from those who have lived are were living such a life, what a great contribution Chris could have made to mankind.
He could have been brilliant in helping the enviornment as well as also been able to live off the land and on his own, he could have had it all had he just not been so stubborn.
RIP
Omg that noise scared me once again hahahahha
I love your voice. The only voice I imagine when i think about this book thank you for your the audios!
I wish we could just bloop bloop all the colleges out of existence. Then we could all just be fellow colleagues in life.
Well Done
So much for Thoreau's theory that any excess food is constitutionally bad for a person. Extreme excess which is the current sad norm is certainly bad beyond doubt, but a healthy level of reserve bodily energy, especially if a person happens to be in Alaska, is no detriment; such a reserve may even at times be an essential for life.
16:30 haha. Is that a marker to edit out a misread? Smart, but you forgot to remove the marker for this one.
scared the crap out of me
It certainly wasn't the way of Chris to seek official help which may have come in response to a fire... if it was big enough.
Most other people would likely not even think of doing such a thing - they would be more likely to expect some entitlement based rescue.
Only a rare minded individual would do something so outside the box. I like to think that I would do something of the sort if I ever found myself in such a predicament.
Bloop bloop
Called a advanced UAV in at 16:30
Bloop bloop