When genius and insanity hold hands | Ondi Timoner | TEDxKC

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  • @jimdep7994
    @jimdep7994 8 років тому +232

    "Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go." T. S. Eliot

    • @naomid7706
      @naomid7706 8 років тому +4

      nice quote

    • @aeralv8649
      @aeralv8649 7 років тому +1

      Jim DEP Moana

    • @mike4ty4
      @mike4ty4 7 років тому +11

      And you also have to be able to have the humility to accept the consequences _when_ you finally _do_ go _too_ far.

    • @heavenfxeyesforsale
      @heavenfxeyesforsale 2 роки тому

      But dang it's difficult cleaning up

  • @DavidR
    @DavidR 10 років тому +59

    It often feels like I'm the only one who realizes how much the internet destroys and enslaves us. But then things like this come along and restore my faith in humanity.

    • @meshakvb6431
      @meshakvb6431 9 років тому +16

      David MC Ruiter The internet is a tool. Like all tools, it can be used to our detriment, or to our success! :)

    • @DavidR
      @DavidR 9 років тому +1

      And the vast majority of humanity has used it to their detriment, without even realizing it.

    • @rob-profoundlydapper1619
      @rob-profoundlydapper1619 8 років тому +1

      yes, I believe that is somewhat helping us and somewhat destroying us.
      how long you spend and what you do on the internet, determines if you are trapping yourslef.

    • @rob-profoundlydapper1619
      @rob-profoundlydapper1619 8 років тому +1

      +RobSpace Duck yourself *

    • @CarsonCrestwood
      @CarsonCrestwood 7 років тому +1

      David M.C. Ryder you special snowflake

  • @catherineblair5648
    @catherineblair5648 10 років тому +16

    Food for great thoughts, and the ego, Ondi. I have lived in a family, who were geniuses, and insanity holds hands. The "price" can be so distructive to us the children. Is it all worth it? Yes! they are BORN to it, even if it kills them. Thank you for this talk, excellent.

    • @mike4ty4
      @mike4ty4 7 років тому

      So if you're not "BORN" to it, time to GIVE UP, right?

  • @DonnyMoss
    @DonnyMoss 10 років тому +41

    Inspiring talk. We do accomplish the greatest things when we exit our comfort zones. I need to watch this once a year to keep myself in line. Thank you.

    • @eggheadeinstein
      @eggheadeinstein 9 років тому +3

      Donny Moss To get out of your comfort zone, watch it more often because I'm going to guess once a year is your comfort zone! Hahahahaa, sorry i had to.

    • @Olivia-W
      @Olivia-W 7 років тому

      Donny Moss Oh, sure, except at some point living outside of your comfort zone turns into something pretty painful and depressive.
      Then again, doing anothing worthwile includes suffering, so yay...

    • @madisonreuter4422
      @madisonreuter4422 6 років тому +1

      Time to watch it again!

  • @skyeblue5134
    @skyeblue5134 6 років тому +78

    It's a strange world when now people ask me for my snapchat and I have to admit I'm not into social media
    just youtube and texting....and they think I'm weird

    • @AlexnaderSupertramp
      @AlexnaderSupertramp 5 років тому +4

      I completely understand. I only text, Google and UA-cam. recently had a job interview and on the day of the I interview the gave me sheet asking for my Social Media usage and information. UA-cam was not on the list neither was Google. I simply wrote my name at the top. Handed the slip to my interviewer and with much confusion they asked why. I attempted to articulate my reasons. With the interviewer as I explained more and more confusion came across their face. To say the least I was not offered a job.

    • @ulalaFrugilega
      @ulalaFrugilega 5 років тому

      Encryption 1.0 sorry to hear that. But they'll understand one day. Or perish. Or both.
      What kind of job were you applying for?

    • @ulalaFrugilega
      @ulalaFrugilega 5 років тому +1

      Skye blue16 you are. The good kind, though.

    • @xDTHx
      @xDTHx 5 років тому +1

      I use messenger for messaging but everything else is for my music.

    • @obakengsmasekos5382
      @obakengsmasekos5382 4 місяці тому

      I'm exactly the same ​@@ulalaFrugilega

  • @noirblues1
    @noirblues1 10 років тому +6

    Ondi Timoner, filmmaker, visionary, a independent force and fearless artist, thanks for sharing.

  • @MiAboriginal
    @MiAboriginal 5 років тому +1

    Loved this so much I listened twice! I’ve been there. I’ve tackled the impossible and reaped rewards both as a renowned artist and as a tracker of the Sasquatch. I have done these things and my greatest reward is knowing that I have done these things....
    All Glory be to God ~

  • @AdamShaiken
    @AdamShaiken 10 років тому +40

    So true! From within our personal cages we should seek for as much positivity as you can muster and follow your passion, dreams and intuition. All while attempting to avoid or ignore those with no dreams or vision of their own, those who only seek to derail your dreams and the chaff.

    • @TannahMerah
      @TannahMerah 10 років тому +1

    • @4444Jules
      @4444Jules 7 років тому +1

      I'm writing this down. You are now in my "awesome quotes to remember " exercise book :D

    • @gloriahallelujah111
      @gloriahallelujah111 7 років тому

      Perhaps they are wanting you to go first and they will have courage from your actions🌼🐝

    • @jasonspades5628
      @jasonspades5628 7 років тому

      Adam Shaiken You know what we call that kind of taking? It's called, "Sounding profound for the sake of Sounding profound".

  • @yapchunglabhutia9000
    @yapchunglabhutia9000 3 роки тому +6

    The most important part of the speech was I guess the conclusion where she says the geniuses she documented make plans but change them with time, and so out of every planned idea an evolved idea better than the last one can come up. The trick is to envision, affirm the facts, and take the impossible challenge head on.

  • @Catstache
    @Catstache 7 років тому

    I feel like the universe knew I needed this video and lead me here. I'm beginning to realize there is a ton of truth to "you reap what you sow"

  • @jonathanbush6197
    @jonathanbush6197 10 років тому +60

    I have absolutely nothing new nor intelligent to say.

  • @hehehe1991able
    @hehehe1991able 10 років тому +32

    " if someone says your idea is crazy, its probably worth doing."

    • @ditty88
      @ditty88 8 років тому +6

      Hajer Hamed parachutes for cats with disabilities.

    • @ditty88
      @ditty88 8 років тому

      Hajer Hamed parachutes for cats with disabilities.

    • @CommandoJenkins
      @CommandoJenkins 5 років тому +1

      @@ditty88 Shoes for footless amputees.

    • @davereyes3032
      @davereyes3032 5 років тому

      Flying niggas

  • @infantraj9951
    @infantraj9951 7 років тому +4

    Why does this Gem of a video have only 158k views? more minds need access to these ideas. And why did it take me 3 years to see this? Argghhhhhh!!?

  • @TheJavaMonkey
    @TheJavaMonkey 7 років тому +22

    Madness does not necessarily indicate genius, but genius most certainly indicates madness. I don’t think genius is attainable to people of perfectly sound mind.

  • @zTokey
    @zTokey 4 роки тому +8

    "every director makes the same film again an again" so true only if your smart enough to see it

  • @mustacheglasses5765
    @mustacheglasses5765 8 років тому +80

    These lectures on genius tend to be fairly two-dimensional in nature. Being different is not genius. It's not even necessarily a good idea to be different. Difference for its own sake is arbitrary. Difference for a reason derives value proportionate to the soundness of the reason.

    • @el_kks_4361
      @el_kks_4361 8 років тому +3

      +

    • @carlosmendez4786
      @carlosmendez4786 7 років тому +5

      Soundness is subjective so in all nothing is "genius". Most things are wrong in one way or another until someone shows you what is "right" through their perspective and if it plays true to all aspects that we could test it on, and if enough people agree then the perspective becomes "law" and becomes the "right" way until proven wrong from a certain aspect. Then someone decides to be different again and shows another way to perceive a (reason, statement,object, law of physics, ect.) that still comes to be true to all aspects as we know it. So I do not think they are implying difference is genius as difference is quite stupid but more to just be different as that's how genius ideas are created.

    • @ShunyamNiketana
      @ShunyamNiketana 7 років тому +1

      We are social creatures, so we don't measure soundness merely subjectively. But yes, new paradigms become "old" conventions at some point.

    • @carlosmendez4786
      @carlosmendez4786 7 років тому

      True, but thats why I implied that people also test it to any aspects they can on it, like looking at a apple to see what color it is or touching a object to see how hot/cold it is, or using a math formula to check if it comes out to the same answer. I was just stating the soundness of a reason comes from whether that person thinks said reason is a good idea or statement which could differ depending on the person and context it is used in. A man who is lost in the woods would think its a good idea to light a fire to see while one lost in a coal mine would probably think otherwise until he could think of an idea to see that would not get him killed i.e a flashlight.

    • @thelostboy6491
      @thelostboy6491 7 років тому +3

      Not falling in line is genius. Understand what she's saying. Original thought is the only relevant thing we can do as humans.

  • @y788lhjk1
    @y788lhjk1 7 років тому +40

    Why does this woman look like the wife of the evil villain in the video game who you know from the start will plot twist to betray her husband and turn to the good side ending up supporting you to eliminate the dark master lord and win over the castle of holystonebricks.

  • @fluffyclouds4303
    @fluffyclouds4303 6 років тому +5

    Fear is sometimes such a great motivator. let the negative thoughts and memories and fear motivate you to challange those believes. it's all impossible until it is do e!

  • @mikewillsey6251
    @mikewillsey6251 7 років тому +1

    A passing ship in the night came to me and we saw each other as those think the same. Though many years apart in age our minds fit. A like minded soul who sees the same things I do outside the box.

  • @darrimonta3282
    @darrimonta3282 6 років тому

    for your words here I am utterly grateful

  • @paracletusrevelation4080
    @paracletusrevelation4080 6 років тому +15

    Insanity turns one's life a living misery at the point of transforming geniality into meaningless glimpses of lucidity. Is it worthy?

    • @alexaninambv1618
      @alexaninambv1618 3 роки тому

      True

    • @Energyturtle09
      @Energyturtle09 3 роки тому

      Only worth it if you’re willing to accept life in pieces and portions until finally you are forced tool come out of misery

  • @amandapalmer
    @amandapalmer 10 років тому +24

    wonderful, Ondi.

    • @maxiguess2291
      @maxiguess2291 8 років тому +3

      This is brilliant. I perked up when she mentioned your name, and I thought, "I wonder if Amanda knows about this..."

  • @chrissy0surname
    @chrissy0surname 6 років тому +1

    Yep, it just can't be done any other way...allowing the natural flow of it...harnessing it to its destiny

  • @thomassalvia2892
    @thomassalvia2892 6 років тому

    Best talk I've seen so far... never fear to be u and to do wat u feel right

  • @corinnemuir1542
    @corinnemuir1542 4 роки тому

    For rekindling my hope in humanity, Thanks.

  • @Dana-kh5lj
    @Dana-kh5lj 6 років тому

    Unbelievably well done. Thank you, sincerely.

  • @jayrich6532
    @jayrich6532 7 років тому +5

    she looks great in those jeans!

  • @feelingfeni4798
    @feelingfeni4798 6 років тому +2

    Thank you.. I needed to hear that in this moment.. feel like quitting..

    • @RC-ey4gm
      @RC-ey4gm 4 роки тому

      Don’t quit. Maybe change course. Take an alternate route.

    • @carolina_grace5721
      @carolina_grace5721 3 роки тому

      Try Jesus.... he saves.

  • @bogdan78pop
    @bogdan78pop 7 років тому +15

    So it took 17:37 min to explain what Edison said in 3 seconds..."Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety nine percent perspiration"..!!

    • @manjican
      @manjican 5 років тому +4

      Way too much repetitive rambling by her. This is why I'm getting fed up with Ted Talks and think it should be renamed "Ego Flex Talks"

    • @ulalaFrugilega
      @ulalaFrugilega 5 років тому

      You get her wrong. The goal of this talk was not to explain anything, but to promote her movies.

    • @deucemayne3108
      @deucemayne3108 4 роки тому +2

      Eddison was a theif, a liar, a con artist, and most importantly undeserving of his recognition.

    • @AnnaBulaklak369
      @AnnaBulaklak369 4 роки тому +2

      @@deucemayne3108 Heck yeah! Tesla is the one worthy!

  • @michaeldavis9422
    @michaeldavis9422 7 років тому +27

    High intelligence is linked to a certain Darpp32 gene. This gene is also linked to schizophrenia. However, most people do have the favorable variant linked to
    better intelligence, so it is not very exclusive.

    • @charlesfraunhofer7893
      @charlesfraunhofer7893 4 роки тому

      If people are crazy I refuse to understand, chronic and neurological psychiatric disorders, come on, the person deserves to be given a hard time, he deserves your infuriation at every idiotic act he has, for he's a danger to you and others, and is most likely a psychopath. Geniuses, not crazy people, are running the world, even building the hospitals. If the doctor is convinced you're schizophrenic they're at the ready to continue medicating you. Doctors are insane. Happiness in this world comes when you have more money and possessions, but a talk on genius isn't going to pay the bills, nor does perfectionism give the the perfect opportunity to save up for paying the bills.

    • @wesphillips8058
      @wesphillips8058 3 роки тому +1

      @@charlesfraunhofer7893 what

    • @shotakonkin2047
      @shotakonkin2047 3 роки тому

      @@charlesfraunhofer7893 I don't think you studied into mental health topics close enough, schizophrenia and anti-social personality disorder (previously known as psychopathy) aren't the same disorder, there both neurodivergency but not a closely linked disorder.

  • @Articulatedcopy
    @Articulatedcopy 7 років тому +1

    I think I'm in love. What a fantastic message.

  • @smashingbanana8437
    @smashingbanana8437 6 років тому +1

    Power corrupts any one who doesn't think good.

  • @AminaKandel
    @AminaKandel 9 років тому +36

    Actually, the lion was never the king of the jungle. Think about it...

    • @Ondine107
      @Ondine107 9 років тому

      was it Baloo?

    • @Ondine107
      @Ondine107 9 років тому +4

      my mistake, it was king Louie

    • @MatthewHolevinski
      @MatthewHolevinski 8 років тому +2

      +Amina Kandel Africa used to be a Jungle...

    • @MatthewHolevinski
      @MatthewHolevinski 8 років тому

      My entire life has hinged upon that fact, without that knowledge... Life just wouldn't be worth living.

    • @elijahbailey7808
      @elijahbailey7808 7 років тому +1

      Amina Kandel lol true

  • @lilithrogers1
    @lilithrogers1 7 років тому +1

    Awww, Ondi, fascinating and full of insight. Thank you. Lilith

  • @sandman3600
    @sandman3600 10 років тому +1

    Real talk. Real. Talk.

  • @MarsiasThisseas
    @MarsiasThisseas 8 років тому +20

    She looks wow!

  • @revbrighteous9889
    @revbrighteous9889 6 років тому

    Brilliant speech, insightful lady, great pants.

  • @MarkMagill
    @MarkMagill 7 років тому +1

    Her Outfit Is Genius!

  • @JusNuncle
    @JusNuncle 10 років тому +1

    Awesome speech. Great topic!

  • @chaosopher23
    @chaosopher23 6 років тому +2

    I have been known to leave my mobile at home more often than not, even though I should carry it for a safety device, as I still play like I'm 19 but I'm >50. 10 mile bike rides are best done without the added weight of a mobile to slow me down.

  • @rubennyom1247
    @rubennyom1247 10 років тому +5

    loved it!!

  • @thelostboy6491
    @thelostboy6491 7 років тому

    Best video I've ever seen. Hands down.

  • @shanebairstow5926
    @shanebairstow5926 9 років тому +16

    I predicted the inevitable creation of itunes and hand held computers internet connected in 1974 , problems is that vision and the ability to predict the future is NOT a sign if genius.
    I am 57 years of age today and am really really struggling to be able to FIT in the 21st Century. I cant get a job of any description because I cant understand what a 12 year old can do online.

    • @nonnon1746
      @nonnon1746 7 років тому +2

      Go back to college. It's how everyone learns to do the things they do in life. If you really have an interest in computers - start taking community college courses.

    • @mike4ty4
      @mike4ty4 7 років тому +1

      Yeah, another big part is the _execution_ .

    • @TheTruthatallcost
      @TheTruthatallcost 7 років тому

      i am 71 and am living a paradisical LIFE on the NET.Age was never the problem for genius. THINK POSITIVE AND SEE THE MIRACULOUS HAPPEN.All the best.

    • @underlyingmotivations313
      @underlyingmotivations313 6 років тому +4

      Probably the most absurd answer I've ever heard in a while. People learn by doing,not by sitting in a classroom listening to an instructor pass out outdated theoretical knowledge.

  • @xFREERAVENx
    @xFREERAVENx 7 років тому +1

    just remember there are a vast number of us out here that never bought into the social media bullshit. "If you use a product you have not paid for, you are the product!"

  • @deepspace28
    @deepspace28 8 років тому +1

    Very very nice !

  • @thesimulacre
    @thesimulacre 6 років тому +3

    The only problem with this talk is the unbelievable absence of rousing ovation interrupting every other sentence.

  • @danielrangel7130
    @danielrangel7130 8 років тому

    thank you

  • @SH-vm1rz
    @SH-vm1rz 7 років тому +1

    she is very very good

  • @mabmab88
    @mabmab88 7 років тому

    Well, it's good to hear for once, that my ambitions and ideas are worth doing. This is what I keep telling myself, but it's good to hear from someone else, once in a while. Maybe one day I'll have some fifteen minutes to share those crazy ideas.

  • @halridleyjr.2890
    @halridleyjr.2890 3 роки тому

    6 years & 284 - 285 comments. “What we got here, is a failure to communicate.” “A failure of imagination.” 1,000 no’s = 1 yes

  • @Motivationlife-cz9fk
    @Motivationlife-cz9fk 7 років тому

    thank you!!!

  • @SuneRicardo
    @SuneRicardo 3 роки тому

    Honestly to hear this ted talk … i need to only hear it and not see it… you the speaker are to distractedly gorgeous to watch while hearing my god you have the brain and the looks, inside and outside 😍

  • @brotherted
    @brotherted 10 років тому +50

    One small fact she leaves out:
    Most of the outside-the-lines, disruptive, crazy ideas... are dumb.
    It's fun to cherry-pick a few exceptions for a speech, but let's not pretend we don't realize the cherry-picking is happening.

    • @eggheadeinstein
      @eggheadeinstein 9 років тому +14

      brotherted I think that's the opposite of what she's saying actually. Once you hold on the idea that most ideas are dumb as you do, you will also apply that to your own ideas, in the process neutering yourself before you get the chance to even bark. Also what is a "dumb idea" for one market, is a life-saver in the other. To put it extremely bluntly, props to Zuckerberg et all for making their money and changing the way many people communicate, BUT Facebook is a really dumb idea. Trade aliases for our real names and then expose our lives on the internet? Where even non-friends can peek in?! Why would anyone bother?? Are you raving mad?!!!!?!!!?!! And yet....the results are in. How about youtube... "People can make videos and then let anyone watch them for free, and the quality will actually be quite good, surpassing the television." Yup. Pure common sense ;)

    • @brotherted
      @brotherted 9 років тому +6

      Egghead Einstein
      Just as she cherry picked the rare exception, so have you by mentioning Facebook. Not sure why you consider authenticity, i.e. people's real names, to be an inherently bad idea. I don't. But the main point is that Facebook, UA-cam, Tinder, Twitter are not representative of new ideas generally. The point feels so obvious to me, I feel strange even having to type it. The great majority of businesses fail, especially tech.

    • @juhanleemet
      @juhanleemet 7 років тому +1

      I think the key to all of this is economic: how does the money flow, to support any or all of these dreams of fulfillment? The working (and earning) people of the world have only so much discretionary spending funds. Only 1 (Mark Zuckerberg) out of 7B has managed to skim off enough from that pool of funds to become fabulously wealthy. Where are the other Facebook(s)? In each narrow market definition there might be 1 or a few, but no where near the 7B people that must be sustained by the "new age" economy. All props to those pioneers (such as Amanda Palmer) who have figured out their own unique way to succeed, but that is not a solution for everyone. IMO we need some better models for "monetizing" ideas and participation: some way to flow some fraction of the revenue back to the contributors and participants. Jaron Lanier in "Who Owns the Future?" pointed out that there is a tendency for all revenue to accrue to (and remain at) the "top level server". As an example, Zuckerberg and Facebook become worth $Bs, but the 1B+ contributors (without whom Facebook would be totally worthless!) get _nothing_ !!! IMO these things would work better if some fraction of revenue could "flow back, down" to the contributors. Then there is a chance for the new digital economies to become self-sustaining, without parasitically subsisting on discretionary spending of "wage slaves". There is always a practical necessity or limit: to pay rent, to buy food, etc. Without obtaining some fraction of the newly created growth due to automation and digital services, most of us will remain "hobbyists", at the same time as having to compete for less and less paying jobs. Tragedy! or opportunity?

    • @neilproctor5163
      @neilproctor5163 6 років тому

      brotherted - yeh, but if they don't try, they'll never find out!

    • @hadassahbranch7529
      @hadassahbranch7529 5 років тому +1

      What you're missing is the key term she labeled these people as in the introduction: impossible visionaries. Indeed, most fleeting fancies that we conceive are just irrational to follow, and they shouldn't be followed. Yet if a person adopts a vision, a radical perspective in hopes of producing something, only then can this impossible, irrational line of thinking aid them. Moreover, the mad thinkers who ascend in society only do so when they orient themselves towards a goal, a goal that can define the borders of their sanity.

  • @hadassahbranch7529
    @hadassahbranch7529 5 років тому

    The disproportion between normal people and these impossible visionaries are what sustain their importance. If a majority of people became impossible, then the system would morph to being impossible as well. On the other hand, if this disproportion exists, only then can we recognize these geniuses as thus.

  • @jackcross8807
    @jackcross8807 7 років тому

    Love it, thanks Ondi!

  • @elitajoseph3331
    @elitajoseph3331 10 років тому

    Omg thank you so much

  • @miryanateneva5848
    @miryanateneva5848 8 років тому +2

    That was fucking awesome!

  • @brie2993
    @brie2993 3 роки тому

    I need to meet this woman one day

  • @mapro3594
    @mapro3594 8 років тому +3

    we never give up..

  • @jerryjamify
    @jerryjamify 5 років тому +1

    Outside the line, fear of the of the unknown.

  • @minimaxhall
    @minimaxhall 7 років тому

    Inspiring, thanks for the share gurl

  • @dovregubben78
    @dovregubben78 7 років тому +3

    What's stopping me from turning that abandoned building into something productive? I don't fucking own it. And the people who own it aren't going to give it to me. And they don't want to sell it. They want me to lease it for $1,000,000 a year. And they would rather see it sitting there vacant, falling apart, than let it go for what it's actually worth.

    • @juhanleemet
      @juhanleemet 7 років тому

      It is a good point, but not necessarily a debilitating one. That just means that you have to somehow "raise" $1M per year to lease that building. It means getting "leverage" by enticing other people to participate, by telling a good story, doing a lot of planning, and "making it happen". It can be done: symphonies, opera companies, rock bands, and such have figured out how to do this. However, as you and others intimate, it is not something that the average person can do. I would say that _most_ people are not suited to being "entrepreneurs" or "impresarios" or whatever "type" is required to kick off such a project. Also, I'm not sure the owners want to see it fall apart? They are likely busy and distracted (and maybe a little lazy?), and not dealing with that problem (just yet). If they were in dire financial straits, they would have to unload the building, possibly through a bankruptcy process. One option is to keep on the lookout for such unused resources, and possibly bankruptcy auctions, etc. It might be better to buy the building outright with your own co-op, than lease it at an inflated price, related to an arbitrary, unrealistic market price.

  • @rabbieburns2501
    @rabbieburns2501 7 років тому

    I was going to give this terrific talk a 'thumbs up,' but I don't think she'd want me to.

  • @benjerry6442
    @benjerry6442 7 років тому +1

    I have an IQ of 165 a BA, PHD, & have 3 business's. And yet I have mental issues, debilitating mental issues, occasional violent issues. Firstly I hate being pigeon holed. I'm socially normal and abnormal. The same as everyone else. I was broke for the majority of my life, now I'm well off. I'm a painter in my spare time. I don't own a TV and have travelled the world. Put me in a box, that no one will understand. I now know I am normal.

  • @dannyjones44
    @dannyjones44 7 років тому

    this is a good one

  • @relentlessmadman
    @relentlessmadman 9 років тому

    life is imposible but here we are! If you try to learn it all to fast all you hear is noise, worse than noise is no noise for to long. I am great company, you could ask me but you would be interupting my conversation!

  • @HARDEEPSINGH-de1jf
    @HARDEEPSINGH-de1jf 6 років тому

    YES,WE ARE GETTING PRONE TO CHEMICALS IN VARIOUS COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND ITS DIFFICULT TO GET OUT OF IT ....

  • @nonnon1746
    @nonnon1746 7 років тому

    I find it interesting that I've seen this vid all around the internet and there are only 145,276 views.

  • @shoada1
    @shoada1 9 років тому

    Great!

  • @jesus4602
    @jesus4602 6 років тому +2

    I wouldn't mind if my insanity held hands with your genius.

  • @petergoettler6874
    @petergoettler6874 7 років тому +1

    Interesting...

  • @christinebadostain6887
    @christinebadostain6887 6 років тому

    the problem is not "out there" it is "in here"---let us "fix" in here then out there will follow

  • @jaym4958
    @jaym4958 5 років тому

    Ever try balance in extreme left and right circumstances balance everything out now we we have clipped the peaks up and down try it out for you to get centered thank you

  • @negative_mario5790
    @negative_mario5790 7 років тому +11

    every comment here is so pretentious XD

  • @almightymachine9930
    @almightymachine9930 3 роки тому

    If a social media like induces a dopamine drop what does an invite to give a TED talk do (X KC no less)?

  • @VestinVestin
    @VestinVestin 7 років тому +1

    Funny, I've learnt nothing new about geniuses from this, but it gave me insight into how comfy, social conformists perceive the world. Such pathetic creatures...

  • @apindia
    @apindia 10 років тому

    Ondi, you are a genius yourself. Thanks for provoking our thoughts too.

  • @jamesgrey13
    @jamesgrey13 9 років тому +1

    I looked in my pocket! Nothing there! :D

  • @gwenboss2532
    @gwenboss2532 Рік тому

    This aged well.

  • @mef1975
    @mef1975 9 років тому +3

    3:04 I never really could relate with people on that one, wanting to be remembered, it's so weird to me.

  • @mikelowe7576
    @mikelowe7576 5 років тому

    This woman is beautiful

  • @lyronconnor7713
    @lyronconnor7713 10 років тому

    True this is what happens when you lose your soul & focus only on Worldly desires

  • @krisrhood2127
    @krisrhood2127 4 роки тому

    The reason why the voices don't talk to some people is because they don't like them
    Roki Kyte

  • @stevenholmes4628
    @stevenholmes4628 5 років тому

    Life is set out by the rules imposed by our governments. This we allow so we can have shelter and food etc..going against this will lead us down a dark path, online is controlled by companies like Google, facebook. Which in turn are controlled by numerous outside factors.

  • @HazerNovich
    @HazerNovich 9 років тому

    WTF how have I never found this before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @beanman1760
    @beanman1760 7 років тому

    I don't understand. I've watched this whole thing, but dude, I'm freaking out dude. This frickingggg thing is so confusing and the frigging lady is using some freaking insane words I'm fricking going crazy over here what the frickkckkkmmm

  • @taylorjohnson4943
    @taylorjohnson4943 4 роки тому

    I wonder if isolation torture and loss of family would make somebody unstable.

  • @IIIIIawesIIIII
    @IIIIIawesIIIII 6 років тому +1

    Do you realize that she has just turned "disruptiveness" into a product?

  • @Babar4Ever
    @Babar4Ever 3 роки тому

    Being bipolar & having aspergers i can relate to this.

  • @cambolten8787
    @cambolten8787 7 років тому

    9/11 and the Patriot Act ring a bell anyone?

  • @PurelocalAustralia
    @PurelocalAustralia 7 років тому +1

    this woman is wise , ondi timoner !

  • @Maxekarn17
    @Maxekarn17 10 років тому

    Visionnary of impossible, if that ain't an honorable title, what is it?

  • @Ondine107
    @Ondine107 9 років тому +1

    I came across this chick as she calls herself Ondi. I thought she'd shortened my name but she made it up :/

  • @danielkomitski3923
    @danielkomitski3923 4 роки тому

    YOOO lets hope that technology does that, imagine giving people a break from their controlled lives and watching them realise they must control their own life,

  • @mpcc2022
    @mpcc2022 10 років тому

    What if you're misanthropic? You might be a bit disturbed by humanity rather than interested in it.

  • @shmeebegek1
    @shmeebegek1 7 років тому +3

    What is this talk about? It seems all over the place with no through line.

  • @thelight888
    @thelight888 3 роки тому

    this is aging like the best wines......

  • @MichaelKush420
    @MichaelKush420 7 років тому

    Humans......constantly needing the ego feed. No wonder the matrix went over so smooth.

  • @mjlight
    @mjlight 7 років тому

    Need that jacket in my life

  • @pillowbugg
    @pillowbugg 6 років тому

    Digital consciousness merging with biological suits = only way to effectively travel the stars.