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How To Not Disregard People.
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Expose Yourself To Social Pain.
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@Waythroughway
@Waythroughway Күн бұрын
<3
@Gabitza379
@Gabitza379 3 күн бұрын
I appreciate the message, and I agree that a compliment should not be set aside as just a valueless statement. However, I don't think that the reason people do that is to fake their modesty (although, I'm sure there are exceptions). I think the actual reason -and I can say this from experience- is that the brain really likes to concentrate on the bad stuff. Evolutionarily, this makes sense, but in today's world it hinders our ability to see ourselves realistically, we fail to see the positive aspects of ourselves. I've been on all 3 ends of a denied compliment (receiver, giver and bystander who is worse than receiver), and I agree that it feels absolutely terrible in all cases. As you said, the best thing to do is to say "thank you".
@cristianjavier9265
@cristianjavier9265 3 күн бұрын
broooo desde cuando tienes 1k subs , locura extreeeemaaaaa felicidades , btw de donde es la sudadera que esta bomba!!
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 3 күн бұрын
De.... no sè exáctamente. ZARA?
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 4 күн бұрын
Good video again elias ❤😊
@FranciscoTorrijos-tt4rw
@FranciscoTorrijos-tt4rw 4 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for these videos! They are very useful!
@arasanm.96
@arasanm.96 5 күн бұрын
This is a very insightful video, but I must say, your accent is very beautiful, and one of the reasons I enjoy watching your videos. Don't mistake me, this is not me finding it an exotic curiosity, nor is it me patronizing it by an adoration that stems from ridicule. To me, one of the biggest tragedies of the English speaking world is that I wished more people had their unique way of pronouncing English. I view yours in the same way as I'd view someone's unique sense of fashion. Also, I must say, my character in an roleplaying campaign, who I played and grew up with for 5 years (long campaign, I know) happens to be from a fictional region that is a mix between romania, Arabia, and turkey in culture. At some point, I wanted to make fun content for the other players, so I decided to render the voices of all characters using AI. Instead of just choosing a voice and rendering the text, I wanted them to sound more animated and alive, so I used a feature where you record your own voice, and the AI voice would speak with all your afflictions. I must say that the inspiration for my character's accent was influenced by you, although not perfect. Your accent is so beautiful, and it doesn't interfere with your command of English and the delivery of your thoughts, so much so, that I wanted my character of 5 years, a character I told so many deep personal stories and themes through, to have an accent similar to yours, because I associate your accent with a beautiful delivery that can deliver the most contemplative thoughts, the softest wisdoms, and genuine stories spoken from the heart, while sounding absolutely elegant doing it. Your accent turns any word into poetry, and for a character who comes from a nation known for its poetry, who else do I draw inspiration from? :)
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 5 күн бұрын
That got me tearing up man..... Thank you so much, it's people like you that truly keep me going
@nancy8836
@nancy8836 5 күн бұрын
keep going, you have a great way of engaging people, one of these days your videos will blow up
@DJ-yh8hm
@DJ-yh8hm 5 күн бұрын
Thanks algorithm for bringing me here. Now, bring even more people!
@yxtsama
@yxtsama 5 күн бұрын
Nice video
@adr3kii
@adr3kii 6 күн бұрын
i loved your video!! you have a very nice voice and I enjoy your words of wisdom
@Sidrobot
@Sidrobot 6 күн бұрын
i like you video bro thanks for this great video i do the same when i start learning english the last year i stil llearning but when i start i start watch english videos and read book and blog with english
@MrAmbreGT
@MrAmbreGT 5 күн бұрын
i just started learning spanish 4 days ago, you are doing great with english. Good job 👍
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 8 күн бұрын
Gold video elias 😊g❤
@ablogin1
@ablogin1 8 күн бұрын
Social animal - solitude will kill our spirit, will kill who we are. I'm actually working on breaking this physical need. Some have done it, but it's almost impossible.
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 8 күн бұрын
Probably is impossible . How do you even work on it?
@ablogin1
@ablogin1 8 күн бұрын
@@Eli15201 prolong the solitude periods, little by little. having CPTSD also helps. Who ever been through real childhood traumatic events, doesn't like people so it's a good start. Google "people who went to live alone in the woods/alaska/etc." - you'll see the real ones, that cracked the code (they still interact with people but only few times a year)
@markmeyer5361
@markmeyer5361 10 күн бұрын
You are an amazing young man and I think you are very wise and interesting. Also *NOBODY* speaks English "perfectly." I grew up in the midwest of the USA and think I speak with a really neutral accent. But in reality, I have an accent according to Bostonians, or Londoners, or Australians, or New Yorkers. And nobody knows all the proper grammar of any language, not to mention the 1.5 million words of the language. A language is an ocean and I swim in a part of it, just like you. Keep going!
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 12 күн бұрын
Good video elias happy new year t❤😊
@KipVaughan
@KipVaughan 12 күн бұрын
Calisthenics is a bad habit?
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 12 күн бұрын
Not that it's a bad habit, but if you engage in it so much that you ignore other good habits, like reading, sleep, etc. it becomes something that you do as an escape, like any other video game or fast food.
@KipVaughan
@KipVaughan 12 күн бұрын
@@Eli15201 Oh I see, is calisthenics your main type of exercise that you do? Or just one that can eat into more time then you would like?
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 12 күн бұрын
Is also do a lot of cardio, but because of the therapeutic nature of exercise, i have a tendency to hide away in it
@KipVaughan
@KipVaughan 12 күн бұрын
@@Eli15201 That is interesting, I generally don't think of most of my exercise that way, therapeutically. I might consider something like snowboarding to be a relaxing all day time consuming endeavor especially with all the breaks taken on chairlifts. Most of the exercise I do fatigues me quite quickly so I move on with my day after not too long.
@RidmakaX
@RidmakaX 13 күн бұрын
ok
@delefrati1
@delefrati1 14 күн бұрын
Happy new year. Your channel was one of the best discoveries of last year. Keep up with the good work.
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 13 күн бұрын
That is a life-bringing statement. Thanks
@Gabitza379
@Gabitza379 14 күн бұрын
Happy new year! Let's hope that our future selves will actually be better, and not just look at the toothpicks in our past selves eyes, failing to see the logs in theirs. Cheers to an almost constant improvement!
@Gabitza379
@Gabitza379 15 күн бұрын
I think what the counterargument really tries to say is that you shouldn't just learn about it, but actually apply what you learn. Probably everyone knows, even if not consciously, that you need to know what you're doing in order to do it well, or at least not badly. But what some people (including me until a few months ago) do when they realize that is study and study but not apply, which leads to them being pretty booksmart but not streetsmart on the same information if that makes sense; like knowing you have to go to sleep earlier and work out but still clinging to bad habits and not changing them. On a side note, a lot of people may not better themselves because of depression. I also had this long battle, but in the end I beat it. The winning blow for me was realising that I was wasting my life. If you struggle with suicidal thoughts, please consider this: if you are not happy with what you have right now, why would you want that to be how you die?; if you are happy with your situation, why would you want to die? Try to get better. I know you probably should have started a long time ago, but the next best time is now. I can't promise things will get better if you do, but I can swear that they won't if you don't.
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 16 күн бұрын
Good video elias you will do well ❤😊
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 20 күн бұрын
Good video elias merry Christmas 😊
@NeanderthalBruh
@NeanderthalBruh 21 күн бұрын
You took 8 mins to find a revelation.
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 20 күн бұрын
Yeah... kind of
@OxO1236
@OxO1236 21 күн бұрын
You know what's crazy, that even following what people did in the olden days isn't always the best Like if you had a headache back in the olden days, doctors would drill your head to cure it 😆
@OxO1236
@OxO1236 21 күн бұрын
Great video man, keep up the work!!
@TheSaival
@TheSaival 22 күн бұрын
"stop being nice" said by guy with NiceFace TM
@person01118
@person01118 23 күн бұрын
"Top 10 worthless pieces of garbage walked into earth" was personal and true as hell💀.
@KipVaughan
@KipVaughan 24 күн бұрын
That is funny, I never expected to learn the language of a foreign film by watching it! I just went into it wanting to learn more about their culture and get a good story. I like The Kid with a Bike too as well as the director's other film The Promise.
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c 25 күн бұрын
Good video elias ❤😊
@KenchiLive
@KenchiLive 26 күн бұрын
Lit up my mood, well done mate
@person01118
@person01118 27 күн бұрын
damn bro opened my eyes
@heh6731
@heh6731 Ай бұрын
Little tip: Your mic cuts out occasionally in videos, such as at the start.
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c Ай бұрын
Good video elias look forward to your next😊
@ActiveAtom
@ActiveAtom Ай бұрын
Quality of content, you got it, we stopped making KZbin videos about 3 years ago after about 4 years, what we shared and performed in our videos made us so busy with new clients we had to leave the sharing for the business we are grateful we earned. Lance.
@teepee2784
@teepee2784 Ай бұрын
Love your humour, and enjoy your thought process. Ha ha, this is why writers need an editor - incidentally, you'd write an amazing book one day! You speak incredibly well, you're young and you're learning, editing your speech gets easier with age as you become more aware of the power of words and the impact they have on the listener. Thanks for sharing - always entertaining and thought provoking. 🤗
@TinyMaxfer
@TinyMaxfer Ай бұрын
To know what it means to do bad, you need to know what it means to do good. Only good people can do bad things because you need to have good traits to do be able to do bad things.
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 Ай бұрын
So are the people that only do good bad people? KNOWING how to do good isn't all that virtuous.
@theoeditingservices
@theoeditingservices Ай бұрын
Appreciate your content!!
@Kor491
@Kor491 Ай бұрын
I agree especially at 4:00
@i_cant_sleep_man5331
@i_cant_sleep_man5331 Ай бұрын
Best book. Cool philosophy. Shitty mic. Great video. Surbscribd
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 Ай бұрын
Could't describe my channel better than that
@JohnnyJordan-x5c
@JohnnyJordan-x5c Ай бұрын
Good video elias
@one_two_three_4_five
@one_two_three_4_five Ай бұрын
7:02 real
@d0n0x
@d0n0x Ай бұрын
As Emil Cioran once did not say: "Be careful not to fall out of time" in his book the fall out of time (I forgot what he meant by that, but it is a good book)
@NoraMohamed-t2k
@NoraMohamed-t2k Ай бұрын
Where are you from? I like your channel 😊. I'm Nora from Egypt 🇪🇬
@Austrveg
@Austrveg Ай бұрын
I dont speak lithuanian sorry
@digitalhermit8928
@digitalhermit8928 Ай бұрын
Nietzsche is not a Nihilist. He hated Nihilism, you can see this in his ideas of the Hollow Man and the Last Man. His phrase "God is dead and we have killed him" is referring to exactly what you are talking about in this video. People used to have their world view and morality defined and served on a predefined plate by the Church. All he is saying is that we have moved beyond this stage to some extent. Which CAN open the door to Nihilism, but can also leave us free to make up our own mind about right and wrong. In a way this is scary, but part of his philosophy of the Übermensch (or superior/super human), is to look at the world for all it's warts and flaws and still choose to not just see the beauty in it, but strive to make it better for us and those we share it with
@raymond_sycamore
@raymond_sycamore Ай бұрын
Be a POLYMATH! Always learning, never accredited. Be curious, never academic! Be ABSURD, yet grounded in a morality! One must imagine Sisyphus happy! Pick and choose your responsibility, let go of the rest. Good videos, I will be watching brother.
@raymond_sycamore
@raymond_sycamore Ай бұрын
One must imagine Sisyphus happy!
@EduardoRodriguez-du2vd
@EduardoRodriguez-du2vd Ай бұрын
Perhaps it is necessary to clarify which meaning of the word "philosophy" you are using. Philosophy is primarily the rational consideration (within the limits of logic) of aspects of reality that are not completely understood. It involves using critical thinking to construct hypotheses that better explain reality. It is also often used to refer to the personal worldview held by a particular philosopher or group of philosophers. Reality can only be considered absurd when framed within Idealism. However, Idealism is an irrational conception of reality.
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 Ай бұрын
I'll be ruminating on that....
@question_mark
@question_mark Ай бұрын
Why Absurdism Is not My Favourite Philosophy =) Imo it is actually important to consider that there is an objective reality, with specific things that take place, others don't ect. I think that even if some behaviours are effectively absurd according to certain metrics that seem objective to us, our enviroment in itself is not intrinscly absurd (untill proven otherwise) and should not be considered as such. imo here's the path you're kinda taking rn : absurdism -> sophism -> social natural disaster -> super vilain irl -> mere chaos it is not to be taken too seriously jic xD and most of these steps can be taken in both directions anyway, and also ppl taking this path tend to settle down and not go down the whole thing EDIT : but realizing human behaviour/condition is absurd is freeing for sure
@Eli15201
@Eli15201 Ай бұрын
I'll try my best not to become a super villain lol
@question_mark
@question_mark Ай бұрын
@Eli15201 yes please xD