Examine Your Life like an Ancient Philosopher

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Socrates said "the unexamined life is not worth living." The Oracle of Delphi, prophetess of Apollo, encouraged the followers of Apollo to "know thyself". St. Augustine set out to know God and the Soul, nothing more, nothing whatsoever in his Sililoquies. Philosophical Sililoquies are an amazing way to examine your life. In this video I show you how you can use sililoquies to know yourself.
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[@squiggs1982]

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[@dyright-1414]

@@squiggs1982 I use journals from Paper Republic, definitely recommend them!

[@Untold_1]

Philosophy is dangerous based on religious.

[@stephenmcdonald9859]

Just remember the great philosopher quote…. “With great mustache, comes great responsibility” - Peter Griffin

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha amen!

[@MichaelMechsner]

With great beard comes great responsibility.

[@stephenmcdonald9859]

@@MichaelMechsner It’s mustache. Trust me.

[@simob7862]

With great moustache comes great Harley and ride therapy

[@feudist]

@@stephenmcdonald9859 But these are Mustachios...another level entirely.

[@snipex3503]

I took a class in college at a small Christian school and we read every book you recommended in this video. We would have assigned readings and for class sit around a conference table and discuss interpretive questions that we had about the text. It led to some of the most intense conversation I’ve experienced and wish I could be in that environment again.

[@lolbabie4150]

sounds like a total dream! hope i can experience something like this myself- i long for meaningful and deep conversations

[@kalebatherton10]

I also took a class at my small Christian college that was very similar. I feel like I would enjoy it so much more now in my later 20s than I would have back then at 18/19 years old. I felt that class had too much reading for my busy late teen life that wanted to spend more time with friends or playing videogames or pickup basketball. The reading requirements was pretty much a book a week. I was also taking 4 or 5 more classes and reading would always be on the back burner. I would just read the spark notes or fake my way through discussion. I literally never read any of the assignments in any classes because it was too time consuming or my attention span wasn't having it. My goal for 2023 was to read 20 books which was bold, but in combination with some audio books I finished the year with 28! In the next year I want to read some more of these deeper and philosophical type books to get the content I should have gotten from those college classes I skated through without really gaining knowledge

[@KennethTaylor96]

What school was it?

[@8canderson]

This sounds like my college experience as well. It was a wonderful time and environment. My only regret is the fact that I know I would appreciate it more now than I did back then.

[@lloydonix]

wait so have I been writing like a philosopher this whole time without even realizing it? that's epic.

[@ParkerNotes]

I always think it's cool to find out I rediscovered s method that great thinkers used.

[@Lucid-dream3]

Same lol

[@saby777]

Examining yourself feels so rich. I have a book I usually write in about self improvement and stuff, but I have never wrote things more subjective about reality and life. I'm getting into it right now! I used to write a bit of philosophy in a notebook back in highschool and reading it back makes me feel like I did a good job back then working on myself.

[@ParkerNotes]

So exciting!!

[@tbobbobs7606]

I've noticed that I do this with myself all the time. In my head I'll have conversations with myself to figure things out but I've never been good at expressing or communicating my understandings with others. Maybe putting pen to paper could help me address some of these shortcomings that I know I have. Thanks for the advice.

[@ianfilmworks]

I totally relate with you on this one. That's my life in a nutshell.

[@PennyTe]

Look up Allism

[@PennyTe]

You'll be blown away. Yes I may be autisticc

[@scottmalkinson7318]

@@PennyTeI am autistic and I think like this. Is there a connection?

[@Zibonnn]

I love how you encrypted your handwriting with advanced writing techniques so only you can decode it! Brilliant!

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha I think I wrote in bad handwriting as a kid so people wouldn't be able to see all my spelling errors tbh and it stuck

[@samuelfelipe2139]

For two weeks I had a feeling that I would define as indifferent, neither sad nor happy, but I didn't know why. After watching your video I tried what you said and I managed to get to the thought that was not letting me move forward and suddenly and like magic I felt good. Impressive, thank you very much.

[@ParkerNotes]

That's so fantastic!! Good work. I'm glad that I got to play a small role in thia but even more glad to hear you were able to work it out and get clear on what was causing that apathy (not sure what to call it). Great job👏

[@pintanibea]

I've been writing soliloquies thanks to you and it has been a really great process writing down my thoughts on things in my life. Can't wait for your other content in store, thank you for sharing! Wanted to share that my last exploration was: "What triggered my need to minimize my exposure to the digital world?" (In the end of my entry, I say that it's ironic that I wouldn't know the effects of being chronically online if I did not stumble upon online content on digital minimalism, lol)

[@ParkerNotes]

I love that! Thanks for sharing it. I often find similar ironies lol

[@morpheusoneiros7704]

For me, i gotta thank luke smith for that.

[@SwolemshrfX]

"If you want to destroy any nation without war, make adultery or nudity common in the young generation", - Salahuddin Ayyubi

[@Boz196]

I’ve been journaling the past year and I absolutely love it. It’s just nice to ponder sometimes.

[@lewcreative]

Now this is the kind of writing I love and have been doing since 2018 but, a lot has happened since, lost a lot of things I have written. The normal journaling hasn't worked out for me. Thanks for the video, it has given me sturcture and inspiration to continue on.

[@NotPrincessElise]

I feel like this is the start of my interest in philosophy. As of right now I'm focussed on studying Astronomy and Psychology, but questioning why am I even interested with those things to begin with is so important. Thank you for the knowledge in starting this journey!

[@harshrai1056]

How old are you?

[@Jack-ki8ei]

22@@harshrai1056

[@gerasuperyo]

I found your channel last night and I saw all your videos. I found out in your videos the “how to” to something I was thinking but didn’t find the way to do it. Thanks for your ideas!

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🙌

[@seanrrr]

Love this! I've been getting into philosophy lately (specifically Stoicism), and I've been wanting to start journaling in a more meaningful way. I really like this approach and the kind of prompts you have to get you thinking.

[@VierImageStudios]

I initially took to KZbin to find some reviews on different leather notebook covers. Now, because of your channel, I have a diary, book of sililoquies, and commonplace book. I'm also actively studying and thinking about philosophy. I owe you a great deal of gratitude. Could you consider the algorithm that led me to your channel "engineered fate"? Thanks for all you're sharing with us.

[@D.E.Metcalf]

Ooh! The mentorship and fatherhood reflection would make for a good podcast episode! My day job is as a fatherhood program coordinator and I’ve been reading and reflecting on this topic on and off the last couple years

[@ParkerNotes]

Wow bro what an important job!

[@SevenUnwokenDreams]

I do this in my journal/diary every now and then, maybe once a week. I do the monologues, but in high school I would do them as "interviews" where I imagined another person asking me these questions. Now I am thinking of doing them in a separate notebook.

[@m1nouz384]

I think that this would honestly be very helpful for me as someone who has Borderline Personality Disorder. I’ve always been told that I’m very self aware by people in my life, but I don’t have a very strong sense of self and I usually don’t know how I think or feel unless I’m talking out loud. I’d love to be able to look back and remember exactly what it is that I was thinking in a moment of clarity or stability in my identity.

[@faithfocals]

I share a love for villains in stories. I haven’t given it a lot of consideration, but I suppose it’s because the villain presents an alternative point of view from the cookie cutter standard. They force us to puzzle out what the right answer is rather than just taking a view by default.

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Thanks for the discount! Ordered one today!

[@ParkerNotes]

Let's go!! I'm so glad😁

[@sparklingdinosaurturtle]

Wow, this was a great video! I've never heard of sililoquies until this video and I feel like I've needed this for long! I do journal nearly daily, but it's not like this. Literally having a dialogue with yourself is precisely what I've wanted to do for more deeper questions I have, and I'm so glad to have come across this video. To learn there is a process that's already been done! So cool! Thank you, I will definitely give this a try! ❤️

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🙌 hope you like it!

[@veronicaalejandra20]

Such a great video! I love the examples you gave of the questions you asked yourself because now I have so many idea of questions I should be asking myself as well 😊

[@ParkerNotes]

Oh I'm so glad!! Thanks for the comment 😁

[@bigsucculenta1]

Love the video - thank you! Thank you for the clear explanation of soliloquy - will start today!

[@ParkerNotes]

You're welcome, so glad you enjoyed !

[@Dino_Medici]

Ur writing and speaking skills are lovely. Thanks for sharing

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!!

[@amyyyyjshglknphsyyyy]

I was looking for something to watch while 'ancientifying' my journal lol. I had been thinking about taking journaling to a new level in 2024, this is a great idea. Thanks.

[@ParkerNotes]

🫡🫡

[@niramm]

Hello, Parker. Been following your channels for a month or two. Keep the good work up! Great insights.

[@ParkerNotes]

Awesome!! Glad to have you here thanks for watching and for the comment!

[@bobbybear1961]

Appreciate your content, I'm glad I found your Chanel. I hadn't dared to engage with philosophy in 9 years due to a very traumatic teacher, but I wanted to so thank you for helping me❤

[@ParkerNotes]

Let's go! I'm sorry you had that experience but hoping to redeem philosophy for you here!

[@ana_gzz]

This is amazing. Ive been getting more into writing these kind of deep things but i didn’t know it had a name. I’m surely taking notes !

[@ParkerNotes]

I love when that happens!

[@allisonhall4881]

Thank you for making these videos!

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🤝

[@johnscene9210]

C’mon!! This is so good! Thank you so much for this. It helps!

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha bro thank you!!

[@bradchristy5002]

You are a fascinating individual. Really appreciate your work.

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!!

[@juliandiaz7634]

Wow I just realized this video is only 5 days old at this point and I have re-watched it about 5 times today I really like this video and I appreciate the good work your doing keep it up.

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha this is awesome!! Thank you so much

[@TheStoicLady]

So greatful to have came across your channel

[@ParkerNotes]

I'm so glad!!

[@nadinejanecalonia7690]

Thank you for this, I'm gonna do this. I've been delving into Philosophy since the fall of last year. 😊

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌

[@giorgiomera]

Excellent video, man! Your videos are helping me present order to my thinking and writing. I appreciate it greatly. Stay blessed!

[@ParkerNotes]

Fantastic!!

[@diiamonsmiith]

I keep alot of thinking like this in my head. It usually happens when im at work bc my job doesn't require me to be completely engaged in my work. It also happens in the car when im driving too. Whenever i write journal entries or now my morning pages from The Artist Way this type of thinking will come up. I like the idea of completely moving this thinking onto the pages instead of keeping it in my head all the time🤖

[@lynnc9003]

Thank you. I love your channel and I always learn so much.

[@ParkerNotes]

Let's go! Thank you🙌

[@Dialektiker]

Yea my daily journal shifted towards something like a soliloquies, i definitely will try to write my own monologue, thats a good tip:)

[@jessicazefira1168]

Awesome video! Just came across your channel while looking for philosophical content and was not disappointed! Subscribed! ❤

[@ParkerNotes]

Awesome! So glad you found it!!

[@manic.pixie.dreamgirl]

this is the video you didn't know you needed it but you learn a lot from it

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌 tell ur friends! 😆

[@izlofton97]

Fantastic channel and content. Thank you!

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you🙌

[@andredias6]

What a great video! Thanks about that

[@remyvegamedia]

Dude. I struck the goldmine. Loving this channel.

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🙌

[@katelefante]

Loving the "Why do i love villains?" question🤩 thank you for sharing!

[@ParkerNotes]

Finally someone else who gets it 😅

[@theunknownwind5094]

Thank you for your videos!!! Helping a lot!

[@ParkerNotes]

🫡🤝

[@t.j.johnsonthewriter]

Love your videos. Recently fell in love with them and have been watching them while in hospital. I got to know you through your notebooks, but can you do a video on you annotate, highlight and note in philosophy books? Thank you! Again, love your videos

[@ParkerNotes]

Dude thanks so much! I will pray for you now! Have you seen this video on marginalia yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqO5mGpsf6arhKM

[@TomaNicTurtle159]

I really enjoy philosophy and theology, thank you for posting good sir!!!

[@ParkerNotes]

So glad to have you here then!!

[@angelartamesia2]

How interesting! I'm not philosophical ( as in I'm not familar you the subject) but I think the concept of soliloquies can help with our internal conflict. Things like depression and anxiety. I think it could be helpful for anyone. I think i've also been doing a mash of solliloquies and diary writing which I think is very unique:)

[@alflp2159]

Your hand movement makes me crazy but I love your way of explaining! Keep up the great work :D

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha thank you!!

[@lisateachey7893]

I agree. The info in this video is exceptional. I have to look away, though, because the hand movement makes me seasick.

[@f1ero722]

Great video! Thank you very much!

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!!

[@HasanBabasi]

I learned about myself by seeing all of my app downloads from 2015 to now. From just entering my 20s to turning 30. It's so interesting.

[@HasanBabasi]

accidentally said entries instead of entering lol sorry

[@sneakyppls]

Hey Parker, I’m a junior in college and am currently pursuing computer science as my major, but am considering either switching or double majoring in philosophy, but I’m a little nervous about what possible careers my love of philosophy and deep thinking could lead to. If you could make a video explaining your journey in philosophy and maybe giving some examples of what you do/ what options are available? Keep up the great content!

[@marktaylor601]

Another great video! I always look forward to your content. Being drawn to crafty villains - I think it could partly be because of man's depraved nature as you mentioned. I think it could also have something to do with personality. I'm an INTJ personality type and I too am drawn to deep, well thought out craftiness.

[@ParkerNotes]

That totally makes sense! Thank you

[@thekevinjosef]

Was anyone else thinking "Wow... I'm totally captivated by how Parker talks with his hands" and "Am I really watching a KZbin video right now of talking hands?" I've never seen this done before, and in your case... it works!

[@ParkerNotes]

Hahahahaah this is dangerous feedback. I may just run with it 😅

[@thekevinjosef]

@ParkerNotes I mean... it's simple to execute, don't gotta worry about what you look like 😂

[@muizismail4844]

Love this channel,im just like you,have small notebook and many journal. And of course love book,my favourite genre or category book is history, philosophy, religion, and science. I enjoy your channel so much.

[@ParkerNotes]

This is awesome! Thank you! Glad to have another kindred spirit here

[@abdulla_AbuZaid]

Really Great Videos Park...Lots of Love and Respect from INDIA.

[@ParkerNotes]

🤝🫶

[@fuzzedOut]

Great video I am enjoying it very much. I am greatly appreciative for the work you put in, I’m currently in the same mindset of learning about myself using philosophy and reflection. I am a follower of Christ and I still have many questions about God and the soul. I have been reading lots of classic literature to answer some questions about life I have been looking for and looking at different philosophers as well as the scriptures. I have a notebook I wrote in but I want to start a dedicated commonplace notebook as well. Thanks.

[@ParkerNotes]

Awesome! Sounds like you're on a very cool journey!!

[@stevenburrito7032]

I would recommend Thomas Kempis, The Imitation of Christ (1418). A tremendously powerful body of work on the life of Christ and the applicability to our lives. For a more mystical account of the Christian monastic life, The Cloud of Unknowing (14th century).

[@reginasemenenko148]

Wow. I love this!!!!!!!!!!

[@ParkerNotes]

🤝

[@Roialtee]

Bruv, I’m only 2:30 in and you are already motivating me to get back into working on my podcast

[@ParkerNotes]

I love that

[@perse_phone]

i love this video with all my being

[@ParkerNotes]

😆 thank you!!

[@taylorsilva5615]

Bro you got me THINKINGGG

[@ParkerNotes]

Let's go!!

[@josephcarbone5379]

Thank-you

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!

[@amitsinghgaikwad1118]

Great video

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!!

[@JohnnyHofmann]

Awesome video Parker! You always get my hyped to write more.

[@ParkerNotes]

Let's goo!

[@Dielrecording]

Hey bro love your content, I'm an italian philosophy student but watching your videos help me a lot with the language, couse studing hard in italian creates holes in my language memory

[@reshmasreenivasan01]

Hello, I'm also a philosophy student and I'm curious about Italian philosophy. Could you tell me what your syllabus is like?

[@LaResistenciaEDC]

Just a comment here to thank you for your content. Oss !

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🙌🙌🙌 thank you! 🫡

[@Cotyblack]

I want to be like you when I grow up! Great content brother.

[@ParkerNotes]

😆 thanks man!

[@sanika02]

Notes for my future self 2 ways to do it 1. Monologue with yourself - can be mini essays about random things you are thinking about and going a little deeper into it, helps to know yourself better, explore different facets of your mind 2. Dialogue between you and another character (can be a conceptual character like "Lady Wisdom" or a younger/older version of you) 2 types of questions to ask yourself 1. World view (does god exist, nature of reality, do I have a soul, what is truth and goodness and beauty) 2. Subjective (personal things related to your life)

[@fayelis]

great summary

[@TheologyUnleashed]

Wow, your side channels doing really well. Good stuff.

[@ParkerNotes]

Lol yeah thanks! People rather learn about how I study than what I study but I'm not mad

[@TheologyUnleashed]

@@ParkerNotes lol, that's interesting. I guess the number of people who study far exceeds the number of people studying what you study.

[@Bo_Yeshua]

Bro Thomas Kempis imitation of Christ sooooo fire

[@dilaakin07]

Hello! Would you also consider making a video about book recommendations? Would love to check that out. Maybe introduction to philosophy books for beginners and more advanced books later on. Thank you!

[@Lunaeincola]

The whole amount of books you read, I am dying for Day in my life video : D

[@ParkerNotes]

Haha it'd be boring

[@genevievechaput2552]

Vraiment inspirant, merci

[@user-um3kf6bu1b]

Love your videos.They’ve inspired me to start writing journal and commonplace book for recently.I first wrote my journal with the ballpoint pen i usually write I have been trying out fountain pens like yesterday I got a newfountain pen and flushed it a little bit but the ink colour was brighter than usual i tried some techniques to improve it but I messed up😅😅guess i’ll have to use some simple pens like my ballpointpen to actually enjoy writing journal(sorry for my bad english)

[@ParkerNotes]

Your English is better than my attempts at whatever you native language is I promise 👏 fountain pens seem like they take some getting used to

[@user-um3kf6bu1b]

Thanks for your encouragement❤.I have aligned the nib a little bit, I noticed that the tines were touching so I fixed it and now the nib is decently wet and the ink flows pretty well.I’m happy with this result😊

[@itsyamina]

i started a self punishment journal where i blame my self to help me in the isolation because there was no one to understand and guess what it's work

[@ParkerNotes]

This sounds like it might not be a good thing. Your whole journal is just you blaming yourself for stuff??

[@itsyamina]

@@ParkerNotes It's a journal dedicated only to blame, and I have another journal

[@Kenzo-ye3oj]

@@ParkerNoteswe can only blame ourselves if you think about it. Everything is a projection of our inner thought forms.

[@daniellojuas2518]

Video starts at 5:45

[@rudyon]

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[@Id3k420]

THANK YOU. GOD DAMN JUST COME TO THE CONCLUSION.

[@largemargin1550]

Maybe late on this, but I also have found myself constantly at the crossroads of dystopian tech future noir and Shire-like subsistence partying. I'll take them separately of course, but also I think Solarpunk is the closest we have gotten so far to a synthesis, a futuristic green aesthetic. Becky Chambers' Robot & Monk novels are a pretty nice example, I think.

[@JJ_439]

I was going to suggest Solarpunk too!

[@QuaesitorDei]

Mighty fine Stash that mate. You inspire me lol😅

[@ParkerNotes]

💪🤝

[@terrycahyadi6954]

I've been doing soliloquies for the past couple of years without knowing if there's a name for it. Handwritting on copy paper with fountain pens. I've been thru existential crisis, asking for who or what is God. Some people don't praise this or that god, why the Godless people live better than me? And I think I found the answer by myself, but I'm still too young to be certain. Through this method I start my faith again from scratch, being born and raised in catholic family leave me no choice, because everytime I pray in the church I don't know whom to asked, I don't feel like my prayer has been answered. But leaving my religion lead me to find my own faith.

[@acamicami]

Adorei a ideia de escrever um solilóquio. Já tinha pensado em escrever um diário mas não me parecia dar tanta liberdade para as reflexões e coisas que queria anotar (eu ficaria muito presa no "eu") Esse vídeo me deu um caminho daora no quesito organização e liberdade

[@peggydoll7354]

This is a game changer

[@ParkerNotes]

🤝

[@janettmusic]

10:42 literally my brain just randomly during the day 😅

[@ParkerNotes]

🤣 same!

[@masonfuller7840]

I will say that, at least from what I can tell as a Latin student, "solus" is in the dative case in the formation of soliloquium, so I think it would mean something more like "speaking to oneself"

[@ParkerNotes]

This is great! Thank you!!

[@user-bl8si3bz5h]

Such a great video! I have a question tho probably a dumb question 😂. But when i am writing these soliloquies in my journal should I be looking for an answer?

[@nolarising504]

Hey a video idea. How do you keep track of all your different commonplace notebooks and journals?

[@ParkerNotes]

I could do that! Thanks for the tip

[@nicolabanda2231]

You are very interesting 🙏

[@ParkerNotes]

Thanks!

[@Tc-wh9bj]

love your content. You resemble an Outer worlds character.

[@OmerMoussa-fx8zm]

Do you keep a journal for DeepWalks? I got it from Cal Newport. You go for a walk and meditate on the idea with a journal at hand. I just finished my walk and randomly was introduced to your videos. Amazing work!

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you! Usually I take this sililoquies journal and a pocket notebook on my deep walks. I love Cal so much

[@BRIANAJONESCHASE]

i love your videos

[@ParkerNotes]

Thank you!

[@bertonbradly9247]

I resonate with villains like you do, I feel as lost about it as you do

[@ParkerNotes]

🤝🤝🤝

[@TheGreatExperimentofLove]

It's a wonderful video, and thank you for sharing. But I simply must say I've never had my breath taken away by a mustache before.

[@ParkerNotes]

😆😆 thank you!

[@dingodestroyer6128]

This is the first time I've heard of this and I have been doing this in my mind my entire life 💀

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌🙌

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

I think you’re far from the only one who LOVED Anthony Hopkins from Westworld, honestly im even surprised hearing him being called a villain because you are so drawn towards him and his perspective. It was the first time I properly was introduced to Anthony Hopkins as an actor, I think by then I might’ve seen Silence of the Lambs as a kid, but Westworld just showed his perfect subtlety in playing such a multi-layered character that is both kind, warm, compassionate and completely apathetic and cruel at the same time. The man never fails to impress and since then I’ve seen so many more of his films, The Bounty comes to mind, The Remains of the Day, Bran Stoker’s Dracula. Or even more stereotypically survival/action films like The Edge he knocks out of the park. If its a villain or a hero or just an everyday person, he can make it fascinating. So looking forward to One Life and Freud’s Last Session coming up.

[@lizaluk]

Clear idea about the God has given with detailed answers that appears in human mind in the Qur'an. Pencil helps to focus on each line and write own contemplation about it. Finally joint all write up that shows what mind is accepting from each line. Peace.

[@sthetatos]

Great channel. I recommend the book "First and Last Notebooks" by Simone Weil.

[@ParkerNotes]

Thanks! Just added it to the list!

[@rooftoparugula5679]

ancient greek precincts were known as Poleis, which is plural for Polis, which is like a city state.

[@relativehero]

this is epic

[@ParkerNotes]

🙌

[@okaybutyoudontknowme]

You'd be surprised to see my journal it's heavy from the amount of soliloquies I have written.

[@huseroland]

It's because villains and anti-heroes are much more interesting than the typical hero journey. Btw as someone living with ADHD for 35 years, these kinds of questions are the ones that don't let me sleep at night. Writing them down is good advice, and it sure helps to remember my ideas, how I felt at the moment I wrote them down, who I am...etc. But usually, I catch myself hours later, in the middle of the night and I wrote 30 pages already. And of course, they are very hectic as well. One moment I write about a genius plan about saving mankind from themself, and the next sentence is like "You stupid moron, why didn't you clip your nails" 😅 But the philosophic attitude definitely helps! Anyway, I've been watching your channel pretty much from the beginning, and I'm always excited when I have an alert from a new video! Keep up this great work! Greetings from Hungary!

[@ParkerNotes]

I resonate with this comment so much lol. Thanks so much. And thanks for being here from the start!

[@JosephDickson]

A good villain often views themselves as the hero.