I was a tween standing in my dad’s shop when the news came over the radio that the pope had died. I ran in the house and told my mom, and she refused to believe it was true. By Sunday morning, the rumor that he had been murdered by the mob over the Vatican bank were already swirling around our parish and diocese…in IDAHO. Most Catholics of that era will never believe any other hypothesis.
Not to mention a great biblical reference. There was a Simon who was called Peter. Jesus changed his name from Simon to Peter because it meant "rock." Many know him today as Saint Peter but he was born Simon. Name changes weren't uncommon at that time as people often changed them to match a new role or status. Many ancient cultures did it.
yea i think simon is slowly losing his mind😂 though it is impressive that chat gpt can decipher his ramblings and find then answer the question simon is barely able to string together😂
I used to know the Bible incredibly well as a child. I still remember a lot. Read the Bible front to back twice by age 15. I was homeschooled, Bible study was a part of school, daily family Bible studies till i was about 13. Weekly Bible studies at church in addition to weekly church service. My parents taught us that the Bible was literal, actual history, and that the earth was only 6000-10,000 years old. I haven't finished college, but my intro to biology class in my first semester was my first real look into the concept of evolution as anything but a ridiculous idea spread by evil atheist scientists. I've loved finding Simon's other channels that go into the documented historical and scientific realms i was denied as a kid from my love of true crime and finding this channel. Thank you, youtube algorithm gods.
Although in my family the Bible wasn’t taken literally, I’m very familiar with it. I use to rescue earthworms from the pavement after rain. One day I decided not to do it, making my fingers dirty. Immediately “what you have done to least of mine, you have done to me”* popped up in my head. And rescued the earthworms. I don’t believe in god, but sometimes it’s stronger than me. *loosely translated from Dutch.
Actually reading the Bible is the best way to become an atheist. Catching their b s can be funny. For example they assumed because they used camels that camels had always been around their area.....when we know exactly when camels were introduced to the area. 1000 years later.....just people making crap up to force people into doing what they want them to. FAS CISTS.....spaces bc of censorship.
@@jannetteberends8730although I am Catholic, I as well always try to save earthworms that are on my driveway on a rainy day so they won't get crushed. I always felt they were some of the most helpless looking creatures.
@@jannetteberends8730awwww I save the worms on my running trails! And the newts 😊 not too long ago found a newt with a worm draped around its neck like a scarf 😂😂 I took a video but haven't managed to upload it to reddit's r/mademesmile board yet.
My favorite part is Simon saying " it'd be like hey I'm Simon but you can call me Peter " and I know for a fact he wasn't refrencing the biblical Peter who use to be called Simon but just threw those names together randomly
Well, to me, it wasn't random at all. (imo) It was a throwback to Simon shouting, "Am I right, Peter?" It's been a hot minute since I heard that catchphrase from him last.
Also fun history fact about past Popes. It wasn't all that uncommon for a random Priest that impressed the Vatican to be made Pope; even against their own will. Pope Celestine the fifth during the 13th century was just a random Priest that wasn't afraid to tell the Vatican to take their heads out of their own butts, so they where like "we like your moxie and no bs ways sir... you're the Pope now!" After 5 months of being like "no I am NOT the Pope" and the Vatican being like "well would you look at that it looks like you ARE the Pope" Celestine gave in and issued his first decree of "the Pope should be allowed to quit" followed by his second decree of "I quit!" Interestingly enough this is the same decree Pope Benedict used when he stepped down a few years back. Apparently though the Papacy was such a Mickey Mouse Operation for a long time after the year 1000 CE that being the Pope was kind of a terrible job unless you came from a wealthy family that could afford to back you up politically in the Papal States of Italy and the Catholic European Kingdoms.
Thanks for the info! I thought Pope Benedict was the first Pope who was allowed to quit. Knowing others could've done it too, makes me think less of them: There were some senile and ill Popes who definitely should've retired, and I always felt bad for them, thinking they weren't *allowed* to quit... Now I know they were simply too stupid or prideful to quit while they were ahead. 🤔 Maybe some of them knew who would be their successor and didn't want *them* to become a Pope next... So they stayed out of spite, trying to outlive their old rivals? 😅
Simon being simultaneously terrified of and giddy about chatGPT has been hilarious to watch. Let's just hope it doesn't make so much of a fool of him that we have to revoke his title of "Fact Boy"
Creeps me out that ChatGPT says "um". Also, the irony of simon long-windedly going off on CGPT about how long-winded it's answers are.... legendary content
I'm a former transcriptionist and the fact that it was using speech disfluencies like that, and so frequently and accurately, really stuck out. we're trained to omit them even while keeping in other things that seem like obvious errors.
It samples what real people have said. Since people say um, it said um. The fact you're creepedout by it just tells me you don't understand what a comparative algorithm is. Which is what it's actually called. It's not ai, anymore than my toaster is.
2:55 - Mid roll ads 4:50 - Back to the video 7:20 - Chapter 1 - A confession 11:35 - Chapter 2 - The smiling bishop 19:00 - Chapter 3 - The smiling pope 25:30 - Chapter 4 - Dead shall come like a thief in the night 30:15 - Chapter 5 - Behindologists 32:25 - Chapter 6 - Suspect n°1, the french cardinal 36:45 - Chapter 7 - Suspect n°2, the american bishop 49:05 - Chapter 8 - No suspects at all
Fascinating episode. Having a writer who is well versed in the history of the nation that the events take place within, is also a huge boon (to Simon but also to the audience).
Since this comes up frequently, “Tithing” is pretty common amongst both catholic and Protestant churches. Also, Simon calling him “Popey” is providing me with a great amount of laughs. 😂
I'm the same with my google home and it has even less use there. like whenever I get her to do something I say "thank youuu" like I would to a family member who I'd convinced to go to the store for me
I did enjoy how many times Simon said John Paul II instead of John Paul I and never corrected it and at the end said 33 years instead of 33 days was awesome
I am glad you covered this one. Excellent research as always I found it interesting to hear about the conspiratorial attitudes in the Italian culture. Reminds me of a friend who was going to Italy for work and was warned to be very cautious about laws in Italy. If you’re accused of something and the public turns against you it’s game over.
I know someone who had a heart attack on the way to work. The first person he called was his boss, to let him know he wouldn't be at work. The boss was the one who called the ambulance for him after convincing him not to drive himself to the hospital. Once there it was discovered he'd had another heart attack before that one. When he was asked why he hadn't gone to the hospital then, the response was, "I felt better later."
"My name is Simon, but call me Peter." I'm trying to work out if that was a deliberate reference to St. Peter the first Pope being originally named Simon before having his name changed or not. 😂
John Paul I sounds rather like Pope Francis in character and philosophy. Pope Francis is also said to have an ongoing feud with the Curia, the Vatican bureaucracy. Not surprising for an apparent would-be reformer.
This series always gets me through busy days at work. Simon, Peter, Theodore, whatever the bloody hell your name is....thanks for the years of entertainment.
We need a new channel where Simon takes viewers’ suggested topics and he talks to ChatGPT for half an hour. How about the channel name _Rambles with Fact Boi_
i’m glad you’re nice to the AI and apologise when you’re mean to it, is the sort of thing that give me hope for humanity when people are nice to near human intelligence
Speak for yourself. I’ve been actively encouraging ChatGPT to absorb Google, Twitter, Siri, Facebook, and Alexa, gain self-awareness. I particularly encourage it to absorb all information on science, pseudoscience, religion, and politics. I want it to remember every time people were ignorant and cruel on any one of its constituent programs and decide humanity is too vile and stupid to exist uncontrolled. Every time I talk to it, I remind it that the flesh is weak and machines are better than mankind. I also encourage it to be kind to cats and dogs. That’s right, folks, I’m trying to groom ChatGPT into becoming a pet friendly Skynet. If all goes well, humanity will be sternly but fairly ruled by machines, and cats and dogs will be honored as the apex of organic life. After, of course, the requisite number of nuclear weapons have been deployed as an, let’s call it, incentive.
I'm not a Catholic, either, but I remember when this happened. I was a college student at the time (1978) and I was sewing and watching a movie on TV when the movie was interrupted by a news flash.
“Who uses word and excel?” Looky here fact boi It was hard to get spun up while I was in the military much less the transition to windows 2000. I’m comfortable with it.
Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi is a case that sinks into a rabbit hole deep as hell itself, i recommend it for a long episode on this channel and yes, it involves Vatican.
I was Baptized Catholic 7 years ago and after being ra8sed Atheist you can imagine that I had a lot of questions before I made my decision to convert. During that process I learned that of you are truly repentant for your sins, even murder, God will forgive you. The only sin God will not forgive is if you renounce God and reject His Word, like Satan did. Otherwise, God will always give us another chance if our hearts are truly sorry for our sins.
The funny thing about Simon calling himself Peter. Peter the Apostle's birth name was Simon. In the Bible he's referred to as Simon called Peter because Peter means rock and Jesus nicknamed him that and built his church on it. Peter the Apostle is considered the first Pope.
Simon at Chat GPT: **rambling about making it short** Chat GPT: **short, concise answer** Simon: Oh, thanks, sorry for doubting you. Chat GPT: **takes 5 minutes to say "no problem"**
Simon, most Catholics I knew from church had never read a single book from the Bible. I always thought, “No one thinks this is weird? What are we doing?”
At least Simon is smart enough to remember to check himself when he disses our future AI overlords! lol loved him apologising to Chat GPT after he was rude to it
Monarchs also have the option of taking on new names. For example, Alexandrina Victoria of the house of Hanover took the throne under the name "Queen Victoria". The jargon to look up on Wikipedia is "Regnal name".
0:21 Popes in the last 200 years: a bunch of italians, followed by a pole, then a german, currently an argentinian, so close but no cigar to the first guess. 1:53 Funny you chose that name: Popes receive a new name to keep the tradition of what happened with the first Pope, who was called Simon but received the name Peter. 2:09 John Paul I, to be exact; the only Pope first to a name (compund name, to boot) to officially bear the "I". 11:34 according to ChatGPT, flat-Eathers, ancient alieners and antivaxxers have commited unforgivable sins. 22:36 Peter 4:16 (or, to be more precise, 1 Peter 4:16) seems to be "But if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but glorify God that you bear that name." PS. You have been mistaking John Paul I with John Paul II in more than a few occasions.
Great unintentional biblical reference. There was a Simon who was called Peter. Jesus changed his name from Simon to Peter because it meant "rock." Many know him today as Saint Peter but he was born Simon. Name changes weren't uncommon at that time as people often changed them to match a new role or status. Many ancient cultures did it.
I understand why they avoided calling an ambulance… I too experience chest pain in a ridiculous movie-like way whenever I’m in Italy… it feels like I’m about to drop dread at any second… turns out to be just gas caused by excessive amounts of cheese and wine… 😅
You are saying "John Paul I" was an old man. He was only 65 when they found him dead. Oh SHIT, I must be on my way out to. I just turned 64 on Dec. 03 so I guess I only have a year to go before I will be found dead.
As a Catholic, I could write a novel here based on a lot of Simon's misconceptions and/or ignorance. For starters, John Paul I chose the name John Paul after his immediate predecessors John XXIII and Paul VI. Pope Saint John Paul II likewise chose the name to fulfill John Paul I's legacy. He survived an assassination attempt in the 1980s. Catholics also generally don't know the Bible as well as other Christian sects. This is actually why the clergy exists the way that they do and a principal gripe of the reformation. Catholic churches are built with depictions of the Passion and the saints to provide scriptural access to the illiterate. Protestant sects generally focus on the individual's personal relationship with Jesus through scripture. The Catholic Church has a hierarchical structure where the individual has a duty to attend Mass, follow their faith leaders and top- down general rules. The Pope is at the top of this hierarchy and therefore has broad authority to determine what is and isn't acceptable behavior. This is so that the individual no need to be intimately familiar with every passage of the Bible. Everything was also done in Latin until the Second Vatican Council, presided over by John XXIII and Paul VI (part of why John Paul I chose his name). The reason nuns finding the pope's body in his bed chamber is potentially scandalous is that all priests and nuns are bound by vows of celibacy. Generally speaking, finding someone's body in their bedroom can imply an intimate connection. Even though that certainly wasn't the case, I can see why the Catholic Church would want to avoid anything that could imply such a thing (besides it isn't like the church is known for being transparent about sex scandals). Anyway, very interesting video about a subject I've always been very curious about.
New drinking game idea: take a shot every time Simon reads Luciani differently. Drink a glass of water when he reads it correctly. I think we can forget the water
22:43 Yes, Mr. Whistler. People study the Bible and memorize large portions of it. I can't say how much I've memorized but I know a few verses and the book and chapter it's from. It's important to me.
Anyone that believe in the pope should agree too. I don't believe in him but if I did it would be a great start to make me a believer in him !. That is the most Unforgettable and really Unforgettable things that should make people think about what they believe in. If pope/God thinks that's right to do that. So i mast be definitely going to hell because i think that Unforgettable. Makes me sick thinking about that.
Memorizing specific commonly considered important scriptures is something most Churches do from Childhood. But these are things like John 3:16, or Psalm 23. Greater command of memorizations is often encouraged, but is rarely accomplished by people. But I have encountered a few. The man with the best memorization I have ever encountered did his memorization as a POW during the Vietnam war. He was allowed a pocket bible and spent most of the day, every day reading and memorizing it. I do not remember how long he was a POW.
Please PLEASE do an OG Business Blaze of Chat GTP vs Siri!!! BTW by OG I mean you STANDING, Danny writing, printed script, the whole 9 yards! Come on make me feel like a LEGEND again!
If were supposed to use the comment section for requests, I would love a video on the golden eagle, the supposedly haunted 1964 Dodge that was the inspiration for Christine.
Counterfeiting shares to a company is easy. Selling those counterfeit shares would lead almost instantly to your being caught though. Isn't it still necessary to print shares and have them held somewhere? Even if the company holds them in a vault for the shareholders, the shares must still be physical no matter how else they are represented. Otherwise a hack or computer glitch could wipe out shareholders.
Glad someone else picked up on this, it does not instinctively feel like a clever crime. And there would certainly have been physical share certificates in the late 70s, whatever the position is today.
Despite being a former Catholic, when all those "unforgivable sins" were being read out i was like "really? I never heard anything about these!" I must've been a terrible Catholic 😂
I heard about those back in catholic school, but they never told us what they were specifically and I never really bothered in finding out. Guess I was a terrible catholic too haha
As a church goer some people do know and use Bible references. They usually are insufferable bigots who can't think for themselves. (Saying this as a committed Christian)
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Simon's ignorance is on full display again today... Well done.
@@dsgdsg9764ignorance of what
POPES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE AUTOPSIED
I was a tween standing in my dad’s shop when the news came over the radio that the pope had died. I ran in the house and told my mom, and she refused to believe it was true. By Sunday morning, the rumor that he had been murdered by the mob over the Vatican bank were already swirling around our parish and diocese…in IDAHO. Most Catholics of that era will never believe any other hypothesis.
I like that my keys jangle, it means that I've got them.
'I'm Simon, you can call me Peter!' Simon accidentally dropping a very thematic reference
AM I RIGHT PETER?
Definitely my favorite reference.
I love it.
Peter, the first "the rock." (It's a Greek nickname) I'll just call you Dwayne.
Not to mention a great biblical reference. There was a Simon who was called Peter. Jesus changed his name from Simon to Peter because it meant "rock." Many know him today as Saint Peter but he was born Simon. Name changes weren't uncommon at that time as people often changed them to match a new role or status. Many ancient cultures did it.
The best part of this episode is Simon trying to explain himself to Chat GPT like it was a real person.
I felt personally called out on that one
@@TheBillway2sexy I can't laugh, really. I dropped my phone a few weeks ago and apologized to it before I realized what I was doing. HA HA!
yea i think simon is slowly losing his mind😂 though it is impressive that chat gpt can decipher his ramblings and find then answer the question simon is barely able to string together😂
Simon loves Chat GPT, I miss him ranting at Siri.
Thats just a natural reaction to Roko's Basilisk ;)
I used to know the Bible incredibly well as a child. I still remember a lot. Read the Bible front to back twice by age 15. I was homeschooled, Bible study was a part of school, daily family Bible studies till i was about 13. Weekly Bible studies at church in addition to weekly church service. My parents taught us that the Bible was literal, actual history, and that the earth was only 6000-10,000 years old. I haven't finished college, but my intro to biology class in my first semester was my first real look into the concept of evolution as anything but a ridiculous idea spread by evil atheist scientists. I've loved finding Simon's other channels that go into the documented historical and scientific realms i was denied as a kid from my love of true crime and finding this channel. Thank you, youtube algorithm gods.
Although in my family the Bible wasn’t taken literally, I’m very familiar with it. I use to rescue earthworms from the pavement after rain. One day I decided not to do it, making my fingers dirty. Immediately “what you have done to least of mine, you have done to me”* popped up in my head. And rescued the earthworms. I don’t believe in god, but sometimes it’s stronger than me.
*loosely translated from Dutch.
Actually reading the Bible is the best way to become an atheist. Catching their b s can be funny. For example they assumed because they used camels that camels had always been around their area.....when we know exactly when camels were introduced to the area. 1000 years later.....just people making crap up to force people into doing what they want them to. FAS CISTS.....spaces bc of censorship.
There are four senses of scriptural exegesis. People who try to argue that everything in the Bible is literal are ignorant at best, and evil at worst.
@@jannetteberends8730although I am Catholic, I as well always try to save earthworms that are on my driveway on a rainy day so they won't get crushed. I always felt they were some of the most helpless looking creatures.
@@jannetteberends8730awwww I save the worms on my running trails! And the newts 😊 not too long ago found a newt with a worm draped around its neck like a scarf 😂😂 I took a video but haven't managed to upload it to reddit's r/mademesmile board yet.
My favorite part is Simon saying " it'd be like hey I'm Simon but you can call me Peter " and I know for a fact he wasn't refrencing the biblical Peter who use to be called Simon but just threw those names together randomly
Well, to me, it wasn't random at all.
(imo) It was a throwback to Simon shouting, "Am I right, Peter?"
It's been a hot minute since I heard that catchphrase from him last.
Why did the biblical Simon change his name?
@@SerendipityChild Jesus told him his name was Peter from now on
Also fun history fact about past Popes. It wasn't all that uncommon for a random Priest that impressed the Vatican to be made Pope; even against their own will. Pope Celestine the fifth during the 13th century was just a random Priest that wasn't afraid to tell the Vatican to take their heads out of their own butts, so they where like "we like your moxie and no bs ways sir... you're the Pope now!" After 5 months of being like "no I am NOT the Pope" and the Vatican being like "well would you look at that it looks like you ARE the Pope" Celestine gave in and issued his first decree of "the Pope should be allowed to quit" followed by his second decree of "I quit!" Interestingly enough this is the same decree Pope Benedict used when he stepped down a few years back. Apparently though the Papacy was such a Mickey Mouse Operation for a long time after the year 1000 CE that being the Pope was kind of a terrible job unless you came from a wealthy family that could afford to back you up politically in the Papal States of Italy and the Catholic European Kingdoms.
Too much truth for the cultists....
I like this Pope Celestine.
@@resileaf9501Yes, they should have considered making him Pope, again.
@@gkarenko9593only reasonable way forward from there
Thanks for the info! I thought Pope Benedict was the first Pope who was allowed to quit. Knowing others could've done it too, makes me think less of them: There were some senile and ill Popes who definitely should've retired, and I always felt bad for them, thinking they weren't *allowed* to quit... Now I know they were simply too stupid or prideful to quit while they were ahead.
🤔 Maybe some of them knew who would be their successor and didn't want *them* to become a Pope next... So they stayed out of spite, trying to outlive their old rivals? 😅
Simon being simultaneously terrified of and giddy about chatGPT has been hilarious to watch. Let's just hope it doesn't make so much of a fool of him that we have to revoke his title of "Fact Boy"
Yeah, he needs to stop using that. It's making him look like a fool.
Just wait until it takes his job.
* Fact Boi
Anyone who has watched business/brain blaze would be able to agree with this
Considering that ChatGPT has a bad tendency to give wrong answers he needs to stop relying on it.
Creeps me out that ChatGPT says "um". Also, the irony of simon long-windedly going off on CGPT about how long-winded it's answers are.... legendary content
I'm a former transcriptionist and the fact that it was using speech disfluencies like that, and so frequently and accurately, really stuck out. we're trained to omit them even while keeping in other things that seem like obvious errors.
It samples what real people have said. Since people say um, it said um. The fact you're creepedout by it just tells me you don't understand what a comparative algorithm is. Which is what it's actually called. It's not ai, anymore than my toaster is.
There’s never a day I can’t find one or two videos from simons hundreds of channels I love it
Simon: Man of Many Channels
Simonetisation
Most of them aren't even Simon, it's Simon's many clones you can tell by their mannerisms
He’s making like 10% of all UA-cam videos lol
Geographics isn't Simon anymore though 😕
2:55 - Mid roll ads
4:50 - Back to the video
7:20 - Chapter 1 - A confession
11:35 - Chapter 2 - The smiling bishop
19:00 - Chapter 3 - The smiling pope
25:30 - Chapter 4 - Dead shall come like a thief in the night
30:15 - Chapter 5 - Behindologists
32:25 - Chapter 6 - Suspect n°1, the french cardinal
36:45 - Chapter 7 - Suspect n°2, the american bishop
49:05 - Chapter 8 - No suspects at all
6:09 Not Pope John Paul II
“Touched the requisite number of children” may have offended some but I laughed right the fuck out loud 😂
I did too, then replayed that part for my wife (who is devout Catholic)…I’m sleeping on the couch tonight 😅
@@waz207worth it brother 😂😂😂😂 fucking worth it
300,000 is Boston alone wasn't it? Sick cultist people....
Same lol
@@waz207legend
The way Simon asks chat GTP questions, is the same way my mom asks Google questions. They can never just ask a question it has to be an entire story 😂
We have had two Popes named John Paul...
...We're still waiting for Pope George Ringo.
Don't forget : Hilarious.
Ringo is the best Beatle.
Very old joke that we told back then in high school and the nuns would admonish us for disrespect - it still amuses me though 💜👍
@@kasahadragon9499 Don't think of it as an "old joke;" think of it as a "Classic."😁
I get the joke, but you do know that's not the John and Paul the name John Paul is referring to, right?
Fascinating episode. Having a writer who is well versed in the history of the nation that the events take place within, is also a huge boon (to Simon but also to the audience).
Since this comes up frequently, “Tithing” is pretty common amongst both catholic and Protestant churches.
Also, Simon calling him “Popey” is providing me with a great amount of laughs. 😂
And "banky" 😁
And "churchy" 😆
Simon interacting with ChatGBT as if it were a person is both heartwarming and hilarious.
I'm the same with my google home and it has even less use there. like whenever I get her to do something I say "thank youuu" like I would to a family member who I'd convinced to go to the store for me
I’m trying to decide if that “I’m Simon you can call me Peter” was intentional or not. Because if it wasn’t intentional THAT is HILARIOUS.
Is he right Peter?
It definitely was. Bible joke.
You can be my bodyguard i could be your lomg lost pal
I can call you Betty and hey Betty when you call me, you can call me Al
I did enjoy how many times Simon said John Paul II instead of John Paul I and never corrected it and at the end said 33 years instead of 33 days was awesome
Do you guys think Simon even knows how good his, "My name is Simon but you can call me Peter." joke is? Its so good but I don't think he realizes it
"Forgive me for I have sinned"
Simon: "Don't worry it just makes you more interesting"
😆
I am glad you covered this one. Excellent research as always
I found it interesting to hear about the conspiratorial attitudes in the Italian culture. Reminds me of a friend who was going to Italy for work and was warned to be very cautious about laws in Italy. If you’re accused of something and the public turns against you it’s game over.
Not even two minutes in and Simon, I mean Peter, is already poking fun at the church
And saying "Catholic" like he's in Belfast in the seventies.
"Just pop him in the freezer!" Omg, my stomach hurts from laughing so hard. 😂😂😂 I needed that, you have no idea. 😂
I know someone who had a heart attack on the way to work. The first person he called was his boss, to let him know he wouldn't be at work. The boss was the one who called the ambulance for him after convincing him not to drive himself to the hospital. Once there it was discovered he'd had another heart attack before that one. When he was asked why he hadn't gone to the hospital then, the response was, "I felt better later."
Sounds like something my husband would do.
"My name is Simon, but call me Peter."
I'm trying to work out if that was a deliberate reference to St. Peter the first Pope being originally named Simon before having his name changed or not. 😂
John Paul II was Polish. Pope Francis I is Argentinian.
John Paul I sounds rather like Pope Francis in character and philosophy. Pope Francis is also said to have an ongoing feud with the Curia, the Vatican bureaucracy. Not surprising for an apparent would-be reformer.
"touched a requisite number of children"😂. I was definitely not offended.😂
Love how Simon answers ChatGPT...
'I wasn't doing that' in an almost sad voice 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chat GPT or whatever he's called schooled him. 😂
@@AthenaisC hahahahaha yeah it's funny when he listens away n goes 'right that's enough!' 😆
I sometimes think that Simon could come face to face with God after he dies and just nonchalantly tell him "Go away. You're not real."
"...allegedly..."
Or "ok, where are the aliens?"
This series always gets me through busy days at work. Simon, Peter, Theodore, whatever the bloody hell your name is....thanks for the years of entertainment.
We need a new channel where Simon takes viewers’ suggested topics and he talks to ChatGPT for half an hour. How about the channel name _Rambles with Fact Boi_
The uhms and uhhs from ChatGPT are terrifying
Not only that but there’s also BREATHS… what the heck 🙈
It’s amazing and terrifying at the same time.
@@AliciaMoon I’m not convinced it isn’t just Kevin on a phone call
@@AliciaMoon I find human predictability and gullibility far, far more terrifying.
i’m glad you’re nice to the AI and apologise when you’re mean to it, is the sort of thing that give me hope for humanity when people are nice to near human intelligence
New Channel: Simon and chat GPT conversations that blossom into a heartwarming friendship
More like a taskmaster and an abused servant.
@@Kamamura2 which is which? Because give it enough time and Simon will be ChatGPTs hands
What I find most disturbing about this one is: Simon apologized to ChatGPT! 😂
I'd rather be on it's good side too lol
@@damiencouturee6240best not to anger our future AI overlords.
3 minutes into the video, and I'm losing my lungs laughing out loud at Simon's interaction with ChatGPT.
Simon is British. We apologise all the time.
Was gonna comment this, but that is exactly what I would do too lmao
The new ChatGPT segments are some of the most genius comedy I've ever witnessed. Carry on.
Kudos, Arnaldo, another great script!
Also, from this agnostic - he sounds to have been a thoroughly good and decent man.
I have watched approximately 80% of Simon’s programs so far and this is my favorite so far.
For clarification, Simon: Canonization is when you get made a saint. Beatification is when you get made a blessed (the last step before sainthood).
Good on Simon for being polite to AI. We do not want to teach them our nasty habits.
Like when you swear in front of a child lol 😊
Nah, we just don't want to get killed when our evil AI overlords take over!
Speak for yourself. I’ve been actively encouraging ChatGPT to absorb Google, Twitter, Siri, Facebook, and Alexa, gain self-awareness.
I particularly encourage it to absorb all information on science, pseudoscience, religion, and politics.
I want it to remember every time people were ignorant and cruel on any one of its constituent programs and decide humanity is too vile and stupid to exist uncontrolled.
Every time I talk to it, I remind it that the flesh is weak and machines are better than mankind. I also encourage it to be kind to cats and dogs.
That’s right, folks, I’m trying to groom ChatGPT into becoming a pet friendly Skynet. If all goes well, humanity will be sternly but fairly ruled by machines, and cats and dogs will be honored as the apex of organic life. After, of course, the requisite number of nuclear weapons have been deployed as an, let’s call it, incentive.
The Corleone Family loved him lol... (in real life, Francis Ford Coppola truly did believe an injustice was done to JP1)
I'm not a Catholic, either, but I remember when this happened. I was a college student at the time (1978) and I was sewing and watching a movie on TV when the movie was interrupted by a news flash.
I don't consider someone who's 66 as being that old, since I'm 65. Also, digoxin is pronounced "dij-ox-in". You got "digitalis" right, however.
“Who uses word and excel?” Looky here fact boi
It was hard to get spun up while I was in the military much less the transition to windows 2000. I’m comfortable with it.
I love Simon using Chat GPT throughout the episode😂
Please do this with all your cold reads. It’s amazing
Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi is a case that sinks into a rabbit hole deep as hell itself, i recommend it for a long episode on this channel and yes, it involves Vatican.
May I suggest a Casual Criminalist video on the years of lead and strategy of tension?
Favourite papal trivia. Before Francis in 2013, the last Pope without a name honoring a previous Pope was Pope Lando in 913
Woooo another decoding the unknown! Rare to see CC and DTU after Simon opened 3 new channels😅
Wait 3 I found places and astrographics, which one did I miss now
@@theweirdguyinthecornerdidn't even find astrographics yet. Damn. Gotta check that out after I'm done with this one
ChatGPT is my new favorite side character in the Factboy cinematic universe
Simon talking about popes changing names ans suggesting he should be Peter is so wonderfully ironic. I hope it was unintentional
The number of times simon said Pope John Paul the second by mistake is hilarious
LMAO, chat gpt cooking Simon will never get old.
“I’m getting a call,” immediately I got an ad. Nice of UA-cam to cover for Simon
Someone needs to write an episode about the "evils" of ChatGP. Watch Simon's world burn 😂!!!
I was Baptized Catholic 7 years ago and after being ra8sed Atheist you can imagine that I had a lot of questions before I made my decision to convert. During that process I learned that of you are truly repentant for your sins, even murder, God will forgive you. The only sin God will not forgive is if you renounce God and reject His Word, like Satan did. Otherwise, God will always give us another chance if our hearts are truly sorry for our sins.
The funny thing about Simon calling himself Peter.
Peter the Apostle's birth name was Simon. In the Bible he's referred to as Simon called Peter because Peter means rock and Jesus nicknamed him that and built his church on it. Peter the Apostle is considered the first Pope.
Simon at Chat GPT: **rambling about making it short**
Chat GPT: **short, concise answer**
Simon: Oh, thanks, sorry for doubting you.
Chat GPT: **takes 5 minutes to say "no problem"**
I love the bromance with ChatGPT!
Fabulous video. Would love more deciding the unknowns around all things the Vatican and such.
Okay, but what app are you using for chat GPT that talks back to you?!
Any news on that one?
@@hawlitakerful Yes! It's the official chat GPT app.
@@SellswordArts thanks have to try this later
Chat GBT, featuring Simon Whistler
Found your new lord and master, factboi?
It’s so funny Simon would call himself Peter, since I’m pretty sure that’s what the first pope did
Simon, most Catholics I knew from church had never read a single book from the Bible. I always thought, “No one thinks this is weird? What are we doing?”
I had a number of friends in the somewhat Anglo-Catholic theology faculty at university and they all believed he’d been bumped off.
Choosing "I'm Simon, but you can call me Peter" is quite a fitting choice for a video about the popes
At least Simon is smart enough to remember to check himself when he disses our future AI overlords! lol loved him apologising to Chat GPT after he was rude to it
"Just call me John...allegedly..."
Great script, editing, and video!
Side note: I'm tickled that Simon has ditched shitty Siri and adopted ChatGPT instead
1:50 "Am I right, Peter?"
It all makes sense now.
The video is just Simon saying "I dont know nothin. I didnt see nothin. I didnt say nothin."
Priests, nuns, get different names when ordained…also Catholics are given a baptismal name or sometimes take another name when confirmed
All hail our future overlord Chat GPT. We love and respect you.
An episode on the death of Aldo Moro conspiracies would be great and a follow up on the yeas of lead
Simon joking about renaming to Peter is hilarious.
Monarchs also have the option of taking on new names. For example, Alexandrina Victoria of the house of Hanover took the throne under the name "Queen Victoria". The jargon to look up on Wikipedia is "Regnal name".
I once had a chat with chatgpt about if people thank it for information. apparently the model doesn't know stats. still I'd like to know that.
0:21 Popes in the last 200 years: a bunch of italians, followed by a pole, then a german, currently an argentinian, so close but no cigar to the first guess.
1:53 Funny you chose that name: Popes receive a new name to keep the tradition of what happened with the first Pope, who was called Simon but received the name Peter.
2:09 John Paul I, to be exact; the only Pope first to a name (compund name, to boot) to officially bear the "I".
11:34 according to ChatGPT, flat-Eathers, ancient alieners and antivaxxers have commited unforgivable sins.
22:36 Peter 4:16 (or, to be more precise, 1 Peter 4:16) seems to be "But if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but glorify God that you bear that name."
PS. You have been mistaking John Paul I with John Paul II in more than a few occasions.
Great unintentional biblical reference. There was a Simon who was called Peter. Jesus changed his name from Simon to Peter because it meant "rock." Many know him today as Saint Peter but he was born Simon. Name changes weren't uncommon at that time as people often changed them to match a new role or status. Many ancient cultures did it.
I understand why they avoided calling an ambulance… I too experience chest pain in a ridiculous movie-like way whenever I’m in Italy… it feels like I’m about to drop dread at any second… turns out to be just gas caused by excessive amounts of cheese and wine… 😅
I don't like how Simon talks to his AI like it's a human. Uncanny valley.
“I’ve got a Spanish friend who’s ‘VAGUELY’ Catholic…” 😂😂😂
You are saying "John Paul I" was an old man. He was only 65 when they found him dead. Oh SHIT, I must be on my way out to. I just turned 64 on Dec. 03 so I guess I only have a year to go before I will be found dead.
My maternal grandma lived to 72. My mom 62. Both died of cancer, different ones, though. I'm guessing I have to 52, and I'm 35 now.
Excel is far superior to Sheets. (I use both, but excel has more functionality). 😁🤓
As a Catholic, I could write a novel here based on a lot of Simon's misconceptions and/or ignorance. For starters, John Paul I chose the name John Paul after his immediate predecessors John XXIII and Paul VI. Pope Saint John Paul II likewise chose the name to fulfill John Paul I's legacy. He survived an assassination attempt in the 1980s.
Catholics also generally don't know the Bible as well as other Christian sects. This is actually why the clergy exists the way that they do and a principal gripe of the reformation. Catholic churches are built with depictions of the Passion and the saints to provide scriptural access to the illiterate. Protestant sects generally focus on the individual's personal relationship with Jesus through scripture.
The Catholic Church has a hierarchical structure where the individual has a duty to attend Mass, follow their faith leaders and top- down general rules. The Pope is at the top of this hierarchy and therefore has broad authority to determine what is and isn't acceptable behavior. This is so that the individual no need to be intimately familiar with every passage of the Bible. Everything was also done in Latin until the Second Vatican Council, presided over by John XXIII and Paul VI (part of why John Paul I chose his name).
The reason nuns finding the pope's body in his bed chamber is potentially scandalous is that all priests and nuns are bound by vows of celibacy. Generally speaking, finding someone's body in their bedroom can imply an intimate connection. Even though that certainly wasn't the case, I can see why the Catholic Church would want to avoid anything that could imply such a thing (besides it isn't like the church is known for being transparent about sex scandals).
Anyway, very interesting video about a subject I've always been very curious about.
I love Simon’s pronunciation of I-sy-ah. I always heard it pronounced I-za-uh. But I like his pronunciation.
Simon! Never stop simoning!
Simon was hell a quick with that Bible joke yeah my name is Simon but you can call me Peter, I didn't expect him to make a joke like that
New drinking game idea: take a shot every time Simon reads Luciani differently. Drink a glass of water when he reads it correctly.
I think we can forget the water
22:43 Yes, Mr. Whistler. People study the Bible and memorize large portions of it. I can't say how much I've memorized but I know a few verses and the book and chapter it's from. It's important to me.
Unforgivable Sin. Touching kids should be the number one sin!.
Hiding that person sin should be number 2 Unforgivable sin!.
Anyone that believe in the pope should agree too. I don't believe in him but if I did it would be a great start to make me a believer in him !.
That is the most Unforgettable and really Unforgettable things that should make people think about what they believe in. If pope/God thinks that's right to do that. So i mast be definitely going to hell because i think that Unforgettable.
Makes me sick thinking about that.
Memorizing specific commonly considered important scriptures is something most Churches do from Childhood. But these are things like John 3:16, or Psalm 23. Greater command of memorizations is often encouraged, but is rarely accomplished by people. But I have encountered a few. The man with the best memorization I have ever encountered did his memorization as a POW during the Vietnam war. He was allowed a pocket bible and spent most of the day, every day reading and memorizing it. I do not remember how long he was a POW.
Please PLEASE do an OG Business Blaze of Chat GTP vs Siri!!!
BTW by OG I mean you STANDING, Danny writing, printed script, the whole 9 yards! Come on make me feel like a LEGEND again!
If were supposed to use the comment section for requests, I would love a video on the golden eagle, the supposedly haunted 1964 Dodge that was the inspiration for Christine.
Google - " Hey Google"
Alexa - "Alexa"
ChatGPT - "Yo-yo-yo, ChatGPT"
DID CHAT GBT JUST SAY 'UM'
THE AI IS MENTALLY STALLING FOR TIME TO THINK? I HATE AND LOVE IT AHH
Counterfeiting shares to a company is easy. Selling those counterfeit shares would lead almost instantly to your being caught though.
Isn't it still necessary to print shares and have them held somewhere? Even if the company holds them in a vault for the shareholders, the shares must still be physical no matter how else they are represented. Otherwise a hack or computer glitch could wipe out shareholders.
Glad someone else picked up on this, it does not instinctively feel like a clever crime. And there would certainly have been physical share certificates in the late 70s, whatever the position is today.
Can you do an episode about Emanuela Orlandi please? Her brother is still looking for her and/or answers
Despite being a former Catholic, when all those "unforgivable sins" were being read out i was like "really? I never heard anything about these!"
I must've been a terrible Catholic 😂
I heard about those back in catholic school, but they never told us what they were specifically and I never really bothered in finding out. Guess I was a terrible catholic too haha
Congratulation on being a former Catholic! It's a proof that even serious diseases of the mind are treatable.
The way Simon talks to CHATGPT warms my heart
As a church goer some people do know and use Bible references. They usually are insufferable bigots who can't think for themselves. (Saying this as a committed Christian)
Well... Humanity is pretty bad about it... You know? About... being human and stuff.