Everything interesting I learned in my philosophy class in London 💡
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→ Day 1
0:00 Existential Therapy/Coaching school
1:30 WTF is this topic even?
2:10 Anxiety is a given of life.
4:38 The secret is articulation.
5:59 Psychology vs Philosophy
6:52 Who is our "authentic self?"
7:19 Loneliness
8:08 The "Self" doesn't exist in the East
→ Day 2
10:04 I think I read the syllabus wrong
12:44 How I say “Interesting”
14:55 What do we know for sure? To me, nothing.
16:40 The things I’d “have to work on” as a therapist
18:20 These people are gonna change lives
19:12 Freudian slips
→ Day 3
21:49 They could leave today and never come back
22:40 My sudden interest in religion
24:08 If you’re gonna believe in a religion, research them all
25:02 But didn't colonization wipe out religions...?
26:00 Buy this philosophy book
26:45 Socrates was basically a TikTok interviewer
27:50 How did texts survive the Dark Ages?
28:40 Plato thought a perfect realm exists somewhere.
31:09 Nature has a purpose, but what are humans…for?
→ Day 4
32:18 Sexual tension at Foyles
33:00 Literally Jesus
33:38 LOST was on some philosophy sh*t
34:00 Atheism
34:51 Why does the Bing Bang have to be God?
36:00 The philosophy I find boring
37:00 Solipsism and are we even real?
→ Day 5
38:10 The different kinds of philosophy
39:04 Nietzsche & the "just as soon as" mentality
41:00 Why are you being a bouncer, God?
41:45 "God is dead" & Nietzsche starting sh*t again
43:15 Nihilism
43:00 Wittgenstein & the use of “I”
44:46 Sartre's Absence and Nothingness
45:46 Sartre & Bad faith
47:40 I didn't know what philosophy was
💡 Links may be looking for
→ That paper I was referring to (easy to understand)
existential-therapy.com/freed...
→ Existential Academy (school I was going to in London!)
www.existentialacademy.com/wh...
→ Existential Therapy, Psychotherapy & Counselling Udemy Course (i took this years ago and while it was kind of slow in points, i learned so much)
www.udemy.com/share/103ifC3@o...
→ Teach Yourself Philosophy (good book to get started in philosophy)
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→ AQA Religious Studies: Christianity and Buddhism (the other book i was reading)
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→ CityLit (short courses in London)
www.citylit.ac.uk/
→ New Acropolis (more philosophy classes in London)
www.newacropolisuk.org/courses
→ Philosophy Bro (funny a$$ recaps of philosophy)
www.philosophybro.com/
→ Rosa Cecilia
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Did Damon just give us a philosophy masterclass FOR FREE??
This is how it works guys. I pay 1000 pounds, I get the info, then I give it to you for free!
@@damondominique haha!
🤫 don't tell!!
Stoic Damon is on the way. Patience. He'll be serving roman abs and wisdom.
yas bring it!😂
pls no
A real therapist acts like a mirror. You would never shove your ideas, thoughts and values into the client, you are only reflecting back onto them what they are putting out to you. People have this preconceived notion that therapists “counsel” or “coach” people but a good therapist will never “tell you” what to do and we go through a lot training to learn how to do that. I feel like people don’t actually know what psychologists/therapists do. We are not psychiatrists that throw pills at people nor are we life coaches who tell you how to plan your life out. Nor are we perfect, wise humans who are above everyone else (most of us need a therapist ourselves and are dealing with our own issues). Essentially, we are there to help you discover what you need to do to help yourself.
To add to this, you do learn a “by the book” method in university but quickly learn this is not applicable to all clients. After all, you have to learn the basics first! Once established, some therapists may only engage in traditional formal therapy but I know plenty of registered therapists who have adapted their approach depending on the client (at least where I live). For example, sitting on the floor together for sessions, doing mindfulness yoga during sessions or having a walking session outside. They may encourage clients to come in wearing comfy clothes or create a space that doesn’t look like a traditional office with beanbags and comfy chairs and things to fidget with. This also applies to the language used and chosen modality of therapy. Traditional CBT does not work for everyone even though it is what is primarily trained in eduction. There are all different kinds of evidence-based therapies as much as there are all kinds of mental illnesses and disorders and professionals get to choose how they want to conduct their sessions once they are out of school (provided it is ethical).
I would like to know some places where they do those type of sessions. Haven’t heard of that, sitting on the floor, walking sessions. That’s interesting.
@@veterpierinna it depends on where you live! You can definitely contact psychologists in your area and see what kinds of therapy they offer. You could even ask if they know anyone who offers that kind of therapy (many psychs have a huge network of other psychs they know and refer to). Also google is your friend! Look up things like “walking therapy” in your city. I don’t live in the US but I just typed in, “walking therapy LA” and a bunch popped up. Some therapists are also way more flexible than people think and would be happy to conduct the session on the floor if the client asks!
This!! Thank you!!!
I feel like if you don't tell me things straight up or coach me and your job is to just answer questions with questions and just be stoic, why the hell do you cost 300$ an hour?? This is why i tried 3 different therapists and im never going back because they would just sit there and do nothing. I have a psychiatrist now and we have made a lot of progress cause he is so real with me. Therapist is something everyone should try because i know it works on a lot of people but i just don't happen to be one of those people.
yes this!!
I have both a psychologist as well as a philosopher that I speak to on a monthly basis -- in so called "thinking sessions". He finetunes my thinking by asking questions and by letting me formulate my thoughts, point out flaws in my reasoning and by letting me formulate new questions each session. The original question was "are simple life happiness and responsibility mutually exclusive?". We've also passed "Are we obligated to strive for something in our lives?" "Are we born with a moral duty?" and now "what is the optimum for a human's existence?" It helps me more than the cognitive behavioural therapy sessions :D
you are lucky to consider these questions!
That’s awesome! How did you find/start/get into these thinking sessions with the philosopher? Did they advertise the sessions?
@@Liella1234 Hey! I met him on a theatre festival where he offered trial sessions and that's when we got talking :) He is still trying out his own concept so lets me have the sessions for free which is honestly so generous considering the value they add for me.
My British boyfriend said while watching this video that British people can interpret someone saying “interesting” as sarcasm… Interesting!
I’m not British and I do say “interesting” as sarcasm.
😂@@PassionPno
The way people interpret someone saying the word interesting is more telling than the word being said itself. I do think it can get a bad rap if no further discussion comes from it. It can definitely sound dismissive or sarcastic in some contexts, but as someone who tends to use words in their literal sense, I do say “that’s interesting“ and it genuinely means my wheels are turning inside my head 😂
honestly the sarcastic “interestings” and “greats” cut deeper than any serious insult
edit: and great is the worst end of the spectrum
I'm so glad you're making videos again regularly ! =) Especially when you explore philosophy!
I have so many ideas these days
I had an English teacher that would tell us 'interesting' is a non-word. Like you're not actually saying anything and they would challenge us to use a different word. As someone who needs time to understand how I feel about something, I use 'interesting' as a placeholder. It's like, I know there's something there and I just haven't formulated my opinion on it yet, so its just INTERESTING for now, okay?!?! Loved the video :)
yeah i like that
I hadn't thought of how much I say interesting until now...
Same actually, and sometimes it’s not exactly an “opinion” per se but I’m observing my thoughts and I find them interesting. Similar to the way one observes a rubik’s cube when they are trying to solve it. I like it 🤣🤷🏾♀️✨
I use the word "interesting" in this way as well! Wondering if this is an American thing? It's not exactly that it's not landing but rather we're grappling with the concept and kind of seeing how the idea integrates into our own lives/minds.
Beginning of the video reminded me of this Baltasar Gracian quote: "When you counsel someone, you should appear to be reminding him of something he had forgotten, not of the light he was unable to see." I've found language/how therapy is delivered is so crucial (often much more so than the content of it).
This is such a good quote! I think this is why I have had such a hard time with talking to people studying philosophy but loved talking to those studying psychology. I often found that the philosophy people were trying to catch me making a mistake in my thought process, while psychologists word the exact same points in a way that I feel heard and understood.
I replayed 31:10 over and over again. 'Everything in the natural world seems to exist for some reason. But what does a human being exist for?' Isn't the lining up of things in the natural world actually disconnected from 'purpose'?. It seems to me that the belief 'everything seems to line up perfectly' is actually an inherently human perception, a projection of our need for order and meaning. Which then makes us unable to see ourselves in alignment with other things in the natural world.
I love this comment.
And I have no idea.
right. im an anthro student and weve been taught that thinking teleologically can be dangerous (at least in the context of history) to fall into bc it assumes things were predisposed and humanity is consciously moving towards ‘better’ which can lead ppl to easily justify systems of oppression and ethnocentrism etc. in terms of nature id say these things exist and are just existing but are passively having certain effects around them that we, as humans, naturally wanna name as their purpose. but they are not consciously doing these things …
Also, from what I know of buddhism, it says something like "pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional". Meaning, you can adapt your mind to understand the causes of suffering
I am living for these kind of videos. Specially when Damon is honest when he speaks his mind without editing it to sound polished… it seems like we are having a casual conversation. UA-cam needs more of this type of creator.
LITERALLY i enjoyed this a lot lol
Damon, I have to say, I absolutely love these types of videos-the length, the content, everything. You bring a breath of fresh air to UA-cam, and I admire you so much for it.
Truly inspiring! I look forward to everything you create 🫶 Much love!
you’ve suddenly become someone I’m exited to watch and I don’t remember the last time I was exited about someone’s content so I’m surprised at myself and it’s a nice feeling
My introduction to philosophy (in a fun way, at least) was through a podcast called 'Philosophise This'. The host, Steven West, does a fantastic job of not only breaking down complex ideas into fun and insightful episodes but also contextualise them to understand our modern world.
Oh yes! I definitely had a month where I binge'd so many episodes!
Like, there's just so much information in the description box.
Pin this!
my favourite videos are when you just sit down and talk to us for 50 mins! please keep making them 💪🏼💪🏼
This video is exactly what I needed, right in this moment, as I make breakfast
make me a plate
Just took a philosophy class last semester and we read 'At The Existentialist Cafe' - I really loved it because it gave a good overview of existentialism as well as phenomenology. It also dove into the lives of so many different philosophers and their ties to the existentialism movement. Highly recommend for people more interested in that topic.
I liked your point about suffering. I think that a lot of modern culture revolves around trying to limit or eliminate suffering as much as possible. I was also raised in a culture that taught that suffering was just a natrual part of life, and it really colors the way I view the world.
Damon is ALWAYS going to drop a GEM 💎
If nobody had told you the idea of God you wouldn’t even consider it.
Arguable. Our ancestors if made that god then also would have thought of someone to be there to make this whole thing
@@Nishantpatale9423what?
Or probably you would have come to the conclusion that something greater was out there but wouldnt be rendered as a man in the sky
No one told the first religious people about the idea of God. There wasn’t even that much trade or interaction between cultures, and yet, many cultures had their own religions. God is probably the one thing humans will consistently come up with, without influence.
Well yeah, Christ even said this. That’s why Christ commands those to spread the gospel so that they may be saved
Im currently in my final exams in my philosophy degree, this is a great video that sums up a looot of stuff thanks Damon as always phenomenal ❤
THEN YOU TEACH ME! WHAT YOU DOING OVER THERE SILENT?
Damon's videos are my INFJ SOULFOOD. Love every thought.
This makes me think a lot on how everyone hears your delivery based on their own perspective. For instance, I was born in France to Hungarian parents, and grew up speaking French and Hungarian before I moved to North America and learned English. I speak English fluently and have for many many years now, but sometimes people still misinterpret what I'm saying to them. I observe A LOT, and I will literally just point something out as a note to my partner: me"your dad listens to music really loudly" partner(with defensive tone)"well yeah he's retired and he's enjoying his music" I often notice SUCH a tone difference, and I have to clarify it's just an observation. I find that this happens so much here in North America, people really get on the defensive when the intention is so much more observant
NO YOU ARE 100% CORRECT AND I USED TO BE GUILTY OF THIS TOO. There is a difference that I can't quite name. It's like you're not allowed to say anything that could be perceived as a critique - I specifically remember my French ex saying many things that I would "get defensive" about...mostly when he would comment on American culture (and I would defend it) and he would always say "it's just a comment." And I would always respond, "yes, but it represents who i am in some way." Now, I am much more on the other side of this, but I think it's because I've lived in Europe. Anyway - I love this comment and thought I was the only one to have noticed this.
The "what do we know for sure" part has been on my mind for a while now. I felt for a long time now that nobody knows everything. Essentially, everything is an "educated guess", someone became a specialist or expert in a field by attending university for example but how do we know for sure that it is all the absolute truth? thats why its just an educated guess but humans go with it and accepting it as the "absolute truth" and don't think deeper
When I look up absolute truth consistent is within it’s definition so I’m gonna go with the truth is typically consistent. But I guess that is paradoxical somewhat because how do we know that our ideas on what makes something true is “the truth” lol
You sound like my friend. He has a PhD in existential philosophy. I don't understand half of what he says, but he's still my friend 😅😂.
I need to meet him
@@damondominique lol Interesting guy, and writing a book with a doctor on end of life care with an existentialism twist. Unfortunately, I left Seattle, and moved to Europe.
I sent him an email to connect both of you. Update: he is busy, sorry!
this made me chuckle😂 guessing ur friend is a sheldon?
@@marvinraphaelmonfort8289 not quite my friend 😆😂
Damon the minute you left the class and did some self learning, you lit up!
hi damon! concerning your talk about telology and your question about what are humans for : both Aristotele and Plato thought that a human's last purpose (telos) is eudaemonia (it can be translated it in english as good spirit or welfare). They basically believed that as a person you will be fullfilled if you are able to complete your physical and intellectual education, which is a journey that almost never ends. Only then you would be able to say that you're "actually" happy and that is the human purpose (for aristotele and plato)!
Damon, as someone who has cried everyday for the last four years, thank you for this. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for living your truth and sharing your truth and continuing to create with life. I hope to have the courage you have someday, it has been a rainbow in my clouds to see your travels, enjoy a few laughs, and feel a sense of connection. Thank you for this perspective of choice, it is so grounding. Also, thank you for breaking down the vernacular of therapy speak!
I think when you say interesting in response to something you might not understand it sounds “superficial” because you may be putting a wall up. Sometimes when we don’t know how to deal with something we push it away or keep it at an arms length. I think the better approach would be to get curious and ask the person why so you can dive further into the subject and gain clarity instead of blocking it off because you don’t feel comfortable approaching it. I think asking questions is so important when talking to others and trying to understand new things. If you know why you may be able to solve the problem or at least find some way to relate to what is being said. I have also found that sometimes it’s not always important what the truth is but instead how it makes you or someone else feel. If the truth can’t be defined or agreed upon, I would focus on relating to one another despite what is “true.” In my own life I do think absolute truth is very important but it’s also different for everyone and when you focus on what you both find to be true it can create a divide that stops the conversation. I always like to connect to people in the heart versus the head. You can never go wrong with empathy and trying to find common ground. Maybe in therapy you are supposed to have walls but when it comes to truly connecting with someone you need to use your heart. To me existentialism is just about breaking out of the mold society has put us into, like you said yourself. I think it’s more about finding the why instead of the how. I’ve loved your videos for years and you already seem to be a pretty existential person. You don’t subscribe to societal/cultural norms and you’re always paving your own way. I think you just have to figure out what is most important to you and what path you choose to follow, just as we all do. :)
My personal reasoning about truth is that I do think that there has to be one solid conclusion. If everybody has their own “truth” what is objectively true? I feel like that is a contradiction and it loses its meaning when people say this is my “truth”. They say there are 3 sides to every story; mine, yours and then what actually happened outside of the human perspective. I think it’s about coming into alignment with the 3rd. Instead of focusing solely on the way you or I see, feel or understand we should try to see things for how they actually are outside of our own understanding. For that I think we need a higher power and there are many to choose from. I don’t think we can make all of our own rules and be successful. There has to be order to properly function and live. I do not believe that we can be our own higher power like Eastern philosophy asserts. I think we need someone or something outside of ourselves to follow.
loved this comment (thank you!)!!!
Damon, i just love what you're sharing. i find comfort in listenning to you talk, because it echoes what my thought processes often look like. i'm so here for your videos, excited to click on every time you post💞
this is by far the best channel I found this year, i found you at 24 right when my life is taking a 360 turn, moving abroad, graduating etc, this is a masterclass
Thanks for the info Damon. From time to time I checking in to see where your journey is taking you. Life is about choices. I appreciate you sharing your choices with us. Sending Love and Light!
I like this series! Your exploration into so many things is interesting, the QUESTIONS you bring forth make it interesting. Life is not about knowing. It is about wondering and finding your way through the dense matter of ideas and structures of thought that we all live with. xoxox
ayyyeeee right as I just finished cooking dinner, a new video drops...life is goooooooooood!
AKQA is one of our exam boards for the final year of secondary school (17/18) before uni!
i was looking for this comment!
it says 9-1 though so isn't that the gcse grades??
Love this format, also the way you talk about and process all these concepts and ideas feels very relatable.
I think you're minimizing what psychology is, when you're comparing psychology and philosophy. Psychology also contains sociology and digs into the context for people's feelings too. Philosophy is about thinking about big abstract things. Psychology is about breaking the brain and our approach of life into studiable parts.
Arabs also kept good records of Plato and Aristotle, which is how we know of their writings thru the Dark Ages
As a third year psych student your comment were exactly my thoughts… Like at 04:30, the job of a therapist really isn’t to know what life is all about 😅
Arabs and the Byzantines as well
@@gj2600can you guys just enjoy this being. He has helped so much and is sharing his opinion. Life remains elusive and humble mastery is often evaded. Just enjoy.
I agree. I think his view of what a therapist does is misinformed and based on stereotypes!
Guys I was just speaking openly! I absolutely loved my time in therapy (when I found the right therapist). She definitely helped me make sense of things.
But you ARE a philosophy coach to your audience!
Exactlyyyy, that's what I am sayin lmao
yeah that's what i gathered when he pointed to the cam with his open palm =]
I love putting on your videos like podcasts just to hear you taking and to get me thinking. ❤
This video reminded me why I love philosophy. Your videos feel like they are always in good faith and I really appreciate that!
Yessss!!! The kind of Damon-Video I Love! Im busy right now, but I’ll be back later- with my notebook and pen🤓
girl i love the topics you bring to the table and i know everytime i watch a video of urs im gonna be in for a ride, love the storytelling, the editing, and the graphic design course is rlly paying off
hence the bnw! kudos for clocking that. thought he just wanted the vibe to be philosophery
Philosophy is so wild!! I love love LOVE this video! the way you have my brain spinning right now and wanting to know all these answers is so amazing!! philosophy is incredible!!!
This video is amazing. I really really enjoy content like this and I also LOVE philosophy. I relate to a lot of what youve said in this video. I struggle with my words when trying to explain these concepts outlaid to others but you do it so well. I really enjoyed this and I hope to find others that enjoy this type of thinking
I so admire you dropping out of the things that don't have the ring of truth for you. I've always forced myself to finish everything I've started, even if it didn't feel right (probably because my mom always used to force me to finish what I've started buut that's another topic). I feel like it's nearly killed my creativity and spontaneity. Thank you for being so authentic, I've been a subscriber since like 2018 and I've loved seeing you blossom in such a beautiful way. Love your content
I love these videos so much cus they make me think and question things, its nice to have people who also think this stuff and dont just ask "are u high" like bro educate urself its okay to question stuff !! I love the community here fr
lovedddd this! you are now in my dream sesh rotation🙏
Thanks Damon🥰. I have taken psych class at my university and philosophy classes as well. I love the way you question everything, I love the Way you explain it better ❤
I've been exposed to these ideas at some point in high school and college and I always HATED IT but hearing damon explaining it in such a passionate and simple way it's so refreshing. philosophy it's actually pretty interesting and I never thought I would say that
watching this, dealing with a headache, and it's making it feel less painful
What a fantastic video! thank you Damon ♡
myyyyy.... THANK YOU FOR YOUR APPROACH TO PRESENTING MATERIAL AND VISUALS
absolutely LOVED this video. Thank you.
I love listening to you it’s so contemplative and calming lol
Wow, I feel like I have exactly the same outlook on life, I could relate to so much of what you said. I've always loved your videos, admired your courage and curiosity but this really hit different...
Thank you for bringing all this goodness into the world!
I just love the way you think and express yourself. Would love to see a quality journalist interview you! This is an excellent channel, and those who know you are so lucky 🪩 ✈️
DAMON like your videos always slay pleaseee
I watched you yearsssss ago on Damon and Jo and recently came back. I love seeing the person you grew into. I know this doesn’t mean much from an internet stranger but I am proud of you
Thank you for the wisdom and the free philosophy crash course lol
Bravo, for our curiosities!
Thanks for the crash course on philosophy!
Perfect video to start my night🌃✨️
One of the subjects I had at school after choosing my bachillerato / baccalaureate in Humanities was Philosophy and I struggled with it so much that to this day it's still something I remember vividly. There was obviously a sense of needing to understand all the different ways of thinking quickly because I was being tested on it and didn't want to fail the class. But this experience forever put a damper on the fact I naturally find myself thinking in a philosophical manner... I struggle with questions that are bigger than myself and how to deal with them. Looking back I think was too young to be presented with all those ideas, ideas that now make a lot of sense and I can fully understand.
I read someone in the comments said they speak to a philosopher once a month to discuss a question, and I think would really benefit from doing something like that.
Thanks Damon for putting this out there, it's helped so so much.
Love the topics of your videos, this one is wonderful.
pleaseee do more video's like this, i could listen to you talk for hours and stay 100% engaged lol
Amo esses vídeos longos com vc falando e refletindo ❤️
Great video, As someone who also has an interest in philosophy and exploring these questions and ideas, I too shared the skeptisism of therapy, specifically the individualisation of issues which often have their root in wider society and as you mentioned, the idea that someone external to the self could appropriately determine and rectify the internal struggles of another. Or that these struggles are anything other than a normality of being concious , so it was good to get to peer into one of these coaching courses!
After watching you philosophize for an hour I'm convinced it's a prerequisite for poeple to have ✨interesting ✨ personalities to discuss philosophy. What a joy was this hour. I had no idea that all the deep thoughts that make my mind run non stop are called philosophy lol
Bro. I honestly will tell you, this video was so synchronistic and esoteric and metaphysical for me all at once, I felt like sooo validated for whatever I was thinking or doing this day, this week, month, decade or even this century if you and I ever existed, you spat all that out in this video. Keywords were triangle, existential crisis, suffering, if we know we are actually existing, we would have vanished and many more. No coincidences also to add in the end. Dope trip man. I thank you for making this video. I thank me for watching it. 😂
I literally just found you today, watched you mention this video and I was looking for it- you are my new fav!!!!
todAY! god bless the algorithm. maybe it really is on my side some days. anyway - welcome!
Hugs from Germany❤ thank you for a great Video and the toppics you open up.
i’m about to get on a plane (to france) and i’m downloading this to listen to at least 3 more times. a looootttta lotta lot to unpack here 🫠
Like these posting Damon, thank you. I really enjoyed all your video's and really appreciate your sharing it encourages me to keep living my authentic self with a twist. Aummmm..... 🍋💫🌻
your videos are such an inspiration for me, keep going
Ugh loved every minute of this video. Personality, informative and the synchronicities? So enlightening knowing there’s other bad bitches like me that are very much inquisitive and easily mind blown! Made my morning.
Your videos are gold!!!
Eating this up! Thanks for the inspo. Time to self study since I never took a class
Lowkey needed to hear this
I loveddddd this video. Thanks Damon for making such cool videos
Omg yes what you said about the role playing thing hit me so hard. That's why I don't feel right about going back to teaching in a preschool classroom. It's cause I don't feel like I can be my authentic self!
you did something none of my teachers or professors could ever do - make me want to study philosophy! ordering that workbook right now 😎
I loved this video I want more episodes of this !
Merci Damon pour cette vidéo très intéressante 🩷🩷🩷 j’en avais besoin
I look forward to your videos so much
This video is going to make me a more interesting person. Thanks Damon😀
Wow I’m earlyyyy, love these philosophical videos I feel like I don’t have any friends irl to talk about this stuff!
I’m going to take a leap of faith and say…let’s talk philosophy.
Looooooooooooved that video !!
Love how you are talking everything out while it's still fresh in your mind. It might be good to finish the course as sometimes it's then easier to fully process and breakdown what you truly like and don't like after learning it comprehensively or "the right way" first. Also, you will most likely never see those people again in your life. So, ask "stupid" questions because you [In my Brenda Meeks voice] "paid with your money just like errbody else up in here." 🤣Can't wait for the next update.
Damon i truly think that your hand deserves a red wine glass in one of these talk episodes with us. *WINK WINK*
best video ive watched in a long time
Slightly unrelated to the topic but last night I just read a book called Monsters: A Fan's Dilemma by Claire Dederer and it's about the author unpacking how she's compartmentalized her enjoyment of art by problematic people like Roman Polanski and she goes into Lolita by Nabokov. I thought of you when I read it because you talked about the mindset to cancel people before and this conversation reminded me of it because of philosophy. Anyway, more of these please!
With the word “interesting” I had a professor challenge us when we say that- wanting elaboration on how something is of interest. But it is -interesting- the way you are putting it that it can come across as it not “landing” or resonating a bigger response
this video gave me life thank you !!!❤❤❤❤
Really liked this video!
I learned so much from this video
When you moved your mouse and showed us that this black-and-white style was not a post-production thing, but a change of color in your ROOM, I felt like The Ultimate Truth was revealed to me :) so cinematic, and must feel so surreal to sit in this sort of light in the room!
theres gotta be something special in all that coconut water cause these videos be HITTIN👏🏻
I can hear you talk allll day. Can you start a podcast already?!
This is the podcast boo! Get on UA-cam premium and listen all day long - that's honestly what I do (bc you can have your screen off + still be playing the YT videos in the background).
@@damondominiqueyeeess!! Love my YT premium!! Best thing I ever subscribed to so I can listen to videos and music with the screen off❤😊
I really liked this one!
i loveddd this video! thank you