Conversation With Elliott Hulse On Trust, Crying And Orgasms (Part 1)

[@FlamingSeagull123]

The earlier in life you start listening to Elliot Hulse, the better. True inspiration in my life. Such good things to consider thought on this channel living far from home to find myself. thank you very much Elliot.

[@CJWebb100]

I never get bored listening to this guy talk!

[@pvplayer07]

I've been working with kids for a while as a tutor and an instructor and NOW i think i realize why i enjoy being with them so much...first off i can be myself and not worry about what they think and second...they don't act a certain way all the time...they are constantly changing and most of their egos and personas are still developing!

[@timtupac78]

She rolls her eyes even more throughout the video

[@Andreasxxz]

Elliot gotta be the perfect interview object, he always knows what to say and he can rant abotu anything!

[@danthadon87]

I like how you mentioned entrepreneurship is like an art, that inspired some creativity in me for the day. Peace brother

[@fierce3006]

Elliot is such a good speaker.

[@Biggmofo]

Elliott is King Monologue. He can stray off a subject so far away that sometimes you have no idea what the original subject was about. I recognize this in myself too haha.

[@thisismetv_]

This guy speaks the truth. Nuff said.

[@ShintoDizzy]

I drunkenly clicked on this video, but I like this guy. I like what he has to say, he describes me and the way people react when i'm not in their normal standard of category.

[@spliffoo]

You really help me, Elliott! Count me in in your list!

[@johnabousawan844]

Elliott you should give a TED talk, people really need to hear this shit.

[@Arythmnmaker1]

Start with the correct spiritual path for your life; as your foundation, and the rest will take care of itself. This will and can greatly affect your inner confidence with a positive perspective on life.

[@lentejTV9]

Epic information yo!

[@leonardpereira7031]

Where is the rest of this awesome interview?

[@tombo4444]

goddamn you're a good speaker elliott, would love to see you speak in person, very insightful and inspiring

[@Bachir677]

As for change , it becomes harder and harder as you age because when you're a child your mind is like a blank canvas, but as you accumulate knowledge and experience you start to form certain habits and certain patterns of thinking that can be very hard to brake. An example would be human calculators/encyclopedias. They have been trained in their first years to think using certain calculation/mnemonic techniques and it comes natural to use them , while a normal person might struggle with them.

[@tdabicharran]

Elliot for President!!

[@thomasgerardhulse]

this guys is so a jacked alan watts

[@thomasgerardhulse]

also, have the same surname :-)

[@thec11335]

this vid is incredible

[@thatim525]

Elliott you boss, you nailed it!

[@carlosjrp815]

dude blew my mind

[@WeirdEditionRS]

the intro song is "Dream Away" by CMA, if anybody wanted to know :) its awesome

[@SkillSkull14]

thanks elliott

[@cuztank26]

Agreed. "Right...yeah..." She said that so many times and in this tone that made me think she was making fun of him.

[@m.mahdiaboosaiedi6572]

Elliott I saw u use that speaking trick when I don't know what to say u look like ur thinking about the question, nice man!

[@Fenomenoe9]

Hulse is the bomb.

[@sonofami7ch]

Fight the power!

[@RoiReiT]

Elliott you already have a channel for the Neuromuscular layer (strengthcamp), and Emotional layer (Elliott Hulse). I suggest you make two more channels, or at least only the physiological since you can consider all four channels as the fourth layer of strength.

[@juliar9246]

thumbs up for Elliott... that's all just him

[@SammysMakeupCorner]

Elliot is intense!

[@Bachir677]

personality is almost impossible to change after a certain age,mostly because brains aren't like computers, you can't flip a switch or replace data in a variable. Your previous experiences always remain and the new ones only add on top and it takes a lot of effort or maybe some sort of very strong emotion attached to that experience (usually both) to change even the smallest aspects of your personality, of your mindset, of the way you solve a prob,but as you said slight modifications can be done

[@bryanmartinez2134]

not to be that person but she nodded her head for 20 minutes she is the strongest form of her self

[@RickyCoco11]

Damn Elliott. I think she was getting off on just your words. Great video man.

[@gfine2000]

As I said before, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. If you think she's attractive then that's fine. Superficial beauty is just that and it's nice to have but a person's heart and mind is the beauty I find more attractive.

[@beefmomma]

How cool is the new iPhone KZbin update

[@KrazyKrzysztof]

Cool video idea although I wish you used some better bandwidth because the framerate of the webcams is horrible.

[@Bachir677]

Well the interpretation of data is mostly based on previous data, you can train your brain to interpret certain data sets in certain ways and if you do it for enough time and early enough, that can become the most natural way you interpret that type of data. And there are various examples from sports where you can send a very precise shot without using math to calculate it , from chess where GM's think in certain predetermined packets of pieces instead of individual pieces, or blind people ...

[@Embracedw]

10:55 real talk

[@shavanga]

well said bro

[@GusAbiz]

of joy bro.

[@Ghostvolt]

I dont like that lady but Elliot's philosophy in life is incredible

[@thomasgerardhulse]

elliot watts?

[@danielweinshtein2312]

what's the difference between physically and physiologically?

[@RussX5Z]

This lady can learn better manners by not smiling and laughing the whole time Eliot is speaking because after a while it can come off kind of annoying and rude. I mean laughing and smiling can be a good thing but at the same time it can be disrespect and rude when someone is talking about something in a serious manner. Anyhow Eliot is the man! Keep up the good work Eliot!!

[@username951100]

Welcome to the internet

[@claros981]

Any OSHO readers would understand this in another level.

[@Bachir677]

They are a result of the sum of all the knowledge and experiences we have in our life and not pre-determined genetically (the exception being people that are born with some part of their brain that isn't working properly). And yes there are factors that might slightly influence these characteristics like hormones or brain structure, but in humans , the information stored in our brain has a far greater influence. Everyone has the potential to be a genius ... or a moron.

[@MrEddieBTV]

Does it inspire you to change even more?

[@aayesher9400]

Its her demeanor... the way she's acting is super excited to talk to elliott. She seems too eager.

[@antonhaja3196]

eliot is awsome

[@tristanpaulnguyen]

sometimes i hear elliott say a word and be like "that's no way that's a real word" such as 'Reductionistic' so i google it and i'm blown away at his vast vocabulary

[@vulturu0707]

Can you spell the name of the author you are referring to at 18:50?

[@DiceLtdRS]

Hey lol, I just commented back to you on the comment you left on my video. I do play occasionally on 07 but not usually, as I said in that other comment. But yes, I do workout. I'm 17 and can do a good amount of weight in each exercise for my age. It's cool to meet people who workout and play RS; we are the ones who prove those people wrong that say all RS players are just fat nerds or anorexic nerds that never eat lol. =]

[@thatguycalledthom]

If Elliot Hulse ever had a nervous breakdown, the rest of the world would surely have no hope

[@tedwaaa]

I find the non-job thing really good. But I feel myself 'trapped' in the system because I grew up by steps like, you go to school, make friends, go out, then go to college etc en find yourself a job and work till 65 and then retire.. Like that's how alot of people in my country see their life. How has this been for you Elliott? and how did you 'escape' this life cycle that is created for you by society?

[@al3ndlib]

she laughs cause what elliott say impresses her

[@aayesher9400]

Its never too late...

[@stevegetoveranxiety]

i totally disagree with the link i just posted though

[@Bachir677]

greatly between individuals depending the the characteristics of said nature and nurture. If you look at past and present geniuses the great majority of them owe their genius to nurture , to certain experiences, to some pieces of knowledge they acquired very early and to a huge amount of work also triggered by certain experiences and certain motivating factors, some of those geniuses even overcoming certain nature aspects that should have hindered their development. I agree that your core ...

[@LightGC]

What's the name of the author Elliot mention at the end of the video?

[@everything0ranything]

RuneScape pride!

[@arellehug5321]

Hey Elliot I've been dying to ask you a question!!! How can I contact you and get your advice please? x0

[@fairladyz12]

i had to scroll down and just listen int he background

[@Hular1n]

Fair enough point. I just get mad when feminist call out people like that. It actually gets me really fucking furious. But It's true that there's really no point to come here for sexual content as you said.

[@iamdfs0n]

Just smile and nod Katrina. Smile and nod...

[@anonemus5174]

I believe this channel is mainly for young men. And the audience is also.

[@GalleriaBuzz]

It probably has to do with her seeing someone who has her point of view as well. It's rare to find people who share this path in life. It might be more common with newer generations because of the internet. Even now it's hard to find people who share these points of views and follow it, just imagine how they feel finding each other. Im willing to bet they both felt like outsiders as kids, and maybe even now.

[@Lightitupp1]

I know what I'm doing for the next 40min!

[@Talos_The_King]

I want to be a body builder so badly, the thought of having huge muscles and being strong and attractive seems great, but my problem is i have no passion for it, no true need for it, so i don't seek it out, yet deep inside i want it.

[@gfine2000]

Well all I can say to that is, beauty is in the eye of the beholder because I don't see it.

[@XxHawksasuke17xX]

I SWEAR I WAS BOUT TO POST TTHAT!

[@heyitshorse]

"essentially stays the same". Is it significantly different? There are exceptions, because the difference is based on a mean. Those deficiencies are associated with work ethic and motivation, nothing more. (the presence of apples are highly correlated with oranges in the produce section) Deficiencies still allow a person to change. If one increased his neurotransmitters he now has less of a deficiency.

[@heyitshorse]

Pre-disposition, a tendency towards an outcome seems a more accurate explanation. Pre-determination is too absolute. Death could be pre-determined by genes, but is heavily affected by the environment. Genes are a sequence of DNA. You always hear about DNA alterations. If there are ways to screw up sequences, there are ways to change.

[@ginahinebaugh9593]

great buff guy

[@macd0g10]

She's feeling ALL kinds of gains from the Hulse! So obvious...but cool. :)

[@CHRISINMYHEAD]

lol that made me giggle more than i should xD

[@heyitshorse]

If according to this paper, neurotransmitters is positively correlated to work ethic and motivation, then fluctuations of those molecules fluctuate those behaviors. Thus humans "change". Whether or not we have direct control over it or if it is molecular change, we still change. Be more specific about "it's all bullshit btw you cant really change who you are". I don't know whether you are using "you" calloqually (to describe a number of people) or mean it as the individual who cannot change.

[@Nidhogg888]

its like a 90s webcam on a 56k dial up

[@Bachir677]

And you ask what the point is. The point is that you say IQ (well IQ is pretty irrelevant, you can learn to do those tests better and better without actually increasing any type of intelligence), motivation, work ethic are all set in stone by genetics, and although genetics can provide you a better tool than the average, it ultimately depends on how you use it, especially when it comes to the complex abstract notions that humans have to deal with like language, math , science, art etc..

[@umberdus]

Who flagged this as a spam ??? wtf actually a great comment with many likes cuz it is true

[@SinisterSkip]

People laugh with people they consider superior, even when shits totally not funny. Instinct!

[@chikachikaslimshady1]

Dude, you are imagining things. Are you like that in real life? Those type of misinterpretations will cause you a lot of problems in life. I used to be that way. Anyway she acts that way out of respect and nothing else, if anything, she seems intimidated a little. I'd be. Elliot is my hero.

[@tomsws6]

Part 2?

[@MCompeticione]

11:30

[@amlast11]

The woman's giving you guys free information and the top comments are people bitching about how she smiles too much...grow up

[@Bachir677]

It actually took 3 days to write that. My top typing speed is 4 words per hour :D

[@AboveElevated]

ok.

[@muhibbullah92]

strength source real is heart; it is in push and pull. push injustice and greed pull generosity and justice. generosity is to give sand and take love. justice is to live by the golden rule. push is yang and pull is yin.

[@Lycosa]

Yeah i understand.

[@izEnii]

not necessarily superior. fear and respect take precedence, when you fear someone and laugh at their jokes its not a "give in" to superiority but rather your scared of the outcome otherwise. respect works the same way but its more of a way to accept what the person is saying. its more selfless.

[@anthonyrumfield7809]

Where is the second video?

[@Vaelorth]

Such lag much fake smile

[@MrSham3less]

Elliot is like "God damn it woman, just get to the fucking point"

[@Fadsmashers]

So do you.

[@TheKnightOfTheGrey]

I cant find this part...

[@MYEHLICHIZDAEPIX]

8:51 "mhmm, mhmm"

[@harrysiwest8434]

yes she does but who wouldnt

[@R4G3QUI7]

so, who's the bird ?

[@heyitshorse]

If by "you" you mean as an individual we have no effect on our lives, that is false. It may not be significant, but we still do.