I Tried Einstein's (genius) Daily Routine: Here's What Happened - ep. 5

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[@jommysalami227]

Imagine if when you started wearing socks again, everything just started falling apart, like that was the actual secret to it all

[@Blobbybobbyboy]

Socks have been created by the government to keep us all enslaved #thegreatsockspiracy

[@danielq888]

ahah

[@claressalucas8922]

@@Blobbybobbyboy I got my PhD in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics when I was 25 and NEVER wore socks, not even when it snowed. I think you're on to something, but my feet get really cold now.

[@lisaseabrook4545]

Lmaoooo

[@AaronLyons]

@@claressalucas8922 are you forrreal or joking?

[@illneas]

"I'm afraid that people will post quotes with my name which I never said" -Albert Einstein

[@martinwilliams1308]

"word" - Albert Einstein

[@simonvutov7575]

“Haha big brain go brrrr” - Albert yeet

[@joelstephenson8017]

Lool

[@TheWorldReactsYT]

"I am dumb" - Albert Einstein

[@marlonabelsilvarios2566]

He was a genius to have predicted that

[@lynnpr32]

My favourite quote is from Einstein. “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them”

[@garyfrancis6193]

@@krishanayak03 I was knowing? Have you ever heard anyone saying that? Find out why not.

[@throughthoroughthought8064]

That's on my list of Top 1,000 favs (or few-hundred)(it's on a list.)

[@troxexlot18]

What does it mean?

[@phoenixcgamer4068]

@@troxexlot18 This is a troll right? When you are living life you make mistakes, if you are in the same mindset you were when you made those mistakes, you are doomed to make that mistake over, and over, and over again. So, you cannot solve problems, with the same thinking, that you used when you created those problems.

[@MSN539]

⁠@@phoenixcgamer4068bro he’s asking a question asking what it means and bro thinks it’s a troll lol

[@MarySpender]

I think I might also have to give this a go. The amount of sleep is a big selling point!

[@szymondudzinski6661]

make sure to grow a moustache too.

[@katydubois7568]

Go for it! I went from an average of 6 hours of sleep a night to about 8-8.5 hours. I'm amazed at the mental clarity and the overall emotional stability that followed. Best of luck!

[@flipzappa893]

@Mary Spender I didn’t think that I would find you here, guitar hero.

[@bigboypal]

Hey there pretty lady, won't you marry my dad? You're the perfect girl, I think he'd make you glad Please do it cause I want a mom so bad Mom so bad I want a mom like that, a mom like you Cause the past moms I've had never see it through You could be the one to stay

[@aarohaasatyal6068]

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[@TheNewTravel]

I knew Einstein was a genius, but this video really shows how much he was a humanist as well.

[@AmeliaHeldt]

Well said!

[@Wolfeen]

He's a genius cause he's a humanist

[@user-xg6tv5hl6s]

Because humans are the only genius spices in the world

[@gabrielsilvestredelima]

@@user-xg6tv5hl6s spices think?

[@user-xg6tv5hl6s]

@@gabrielsilvestredelima yoo💀 . Species my bad

[@gsussb_]

My takeaway: Stay consistent. Be patient af. Play the long game. Be mindful about how you spend your time. If it works for you, keep doing it; no matter what people say.

[@mariusgerome]

thats beautiful

[@eleanorrigby7897]

How do you play the long game?

[@antipro6537]

@@eleanorrigby7897 Playing the long game means paying a small price today to make tomorrow's tomorrow simpler.

[@ycf7_idk]

and SLEEP

[@aguyontheinternet8436]

Don't forget sleep. Just because you don't get sleep doesn't mean it isn't an important point.

[@maxiimariuss]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the incredible level of videography that Nathaniel has achieved and is putting out? His work has been getting better and better! Love this guy!

[@namwob7]

I'm 74 years old, and I love what he is creating. I've binge-watched so many episodes - and I still haven't watched them all. I think his curiosity and drive are really something I admire. Also, he's handsome!

[@selfpropelled8916]

One thing you left out about Einstein. One of the reasons why he slept so much. Was because he was a Dyslectic. His level of Dyslexia was pretty severe. Back then one of the ways to cope with Dyslexia was to sleep more the 8 hours a night and take napes. We really didn't know a lot about Dyslexia in the 30's or 40's. So many men that had it back then, they learned how to work around their disability. He was truly special in his ability to rise above his Disability and change the world for the better.

[@Beaut_Beau]

10:44 "But who was Einstein? Nobody believed in him, until everybody did. And it was the same guy all along, whether people believed in him or not." - Nathaniel Drew, 2021 (i loved the way you phrased this!)

[@mjeffn2]

😂 Schrodinger’s Einstein.

[@6023barath]

Einstein's habit of napping reminds me of the naps we used to(more like forced to) take in kindergarten. I say we bring back naps for us college students lol! This was an interesting routine, and you made an amazing video out of it as always. As a physics student, you hear about Einstein all the time, so much that he becomes commonplace. This gives an interesting perspective we miss out!

[@reginanogueira9167]

Actually I saw a documentary that showed that Chinese students take naps between classes

[@HeisHussain]

Indians can relate xD

[@GundamShinobi00]

I usually take 2-3 naps throughout the day and night since I don't sleep well. Gives me a lot of focus.

[@JonathanHernandez-du5eu]

That's what my persuasive speech is about. Giving more free time to students in the classroom, whether that being nap time, time to socialize, outdoor recreation, etc.

[@dachsrottweiler]

"Sleep when you feel like it, not when you think you should. " - The teacher from "A sure Thing"☺️

[@effiewanders9822]

The timing of this video is excellent. I've been feeling guilty about not being able to follow the 8 hour work day standards and endlessly comparing myself to people who spend all day grinding at work. While I know that everyone works different and I believe that working 9-5 is an old system which isn't relevant anymore, I still wasn't able to convince myself that working at my own pace is actually OK. I lacked an example of successful people who didn't spend all day grinding and worked in a way that worked best for them. And I can't think of anyone better than Einstein to take example from. Thank you for making this video ♥

[@sherrieshatzen3801]

I love this series. I have a hard timethroughout my life trying to understand people who appear to have no curiosity. How can you live in this world, no matter what corner of it, & not be curious about so many things? Thank you for demonstrating what living a curious life looks like. It is like adding the perfect ingredients to a recipe so that you don't just sate your hunger but you understand what an impact putting together just the right ingredients has on your meal--mentally, physically, emotionally & spiritually.

[@garrettvercoe]

“What if productivity was actually something that looked nothing like the accelerated way we live and work in the 21st century?” Wow. A deeply resonant quote for me and something I’ll continue to reflect on. Thank you!

[@jarretv5438]

Yes some county’s like American and china are far beyond driven

[@iseriver3982]

Productivity is clearly just a trend, since it has nothing to do with being productive. Just self help gurus selling a dream. 'buy this, sell those, think positive thoughts and read these debunked psychology books'

[@myguitardetective5961]

British Author James Hilton had that same insight in the 1930s. It's not a new idea and it's just as true today.

[@holliswilliams8426]

This is almost certainly the case, read Terry Tao's blog post on how he is so productive, it might shock you. Basically, the quality of your working hours is much more important than the quantity of working hours, so maximising the time which you are awake is not the answer.

[@bojnebojnebojne]

Well i get more done in 1 hour than my entire family do in 1 day, all about focus and planning and in order to do this you need an organized mind.

[@fivewattworld]

Very fun series. Endlessly curious…

[@MrMervMP]

I think there is a shift happening in the YT productivity mindset : it's going from doing more in as little time as possible to actually do as less as possible while being just as efficient as before. That means more time to rest, for leisure or anything else than work while having the same economic output.

[@ronhendricks4130]

Loved how you brought up the idea of the long game, or as I have also heard it called the long haul. It reminds me of a book I read about Robert Lak, an American poet, hermit? mystic? who spent most of his life in Greece. He was described as someone who when he ran into difficulties did not try harder or do more work, instead HE SLOWED DOWN, HE WAITED. This video was inspiring.

[@chandra_aditi]

The only moustache look kinda looks good on you! I recently changed some of my habits(not resting enough... basically the hustle culture), inculcated some new ones(mainly sleeping atleast 9 hours a day,walking a minimum of 7kms) and I have seen that I am much more calmer now,my mind seems a lot clearer somehow and I get way more work done even though I am resting a lot more than I did before. Love these videos of yours!!!

[@theoldaccountthatiusedtous6767]

It's great to hear about other people who sleep a lot! So often I hear people kind of judging that, like they'll say "oh I WISH i could sleep 8 hours a night!" And yes I realize it's a privilege, but it's also a priority. No way I'm going to heal from trauma on only 8 hours of sleep, I need 9.

[@DemetriPanici]

The videos where you emulate people's routines are my favorite. This may have been even better than the Leonardo Davinci video

[@richhanley4243]

He needs to try Hunter S. Thomson’s..

[@valeria967]

You’re amazing Nathaniel! Thank you so much for blessing the world with your knowledge, humbleness and genius ideas. Can’t wait to read your book!

[@wolfden8979]

I just found this series and I'm so thankful. I love these type of influential brilliant people. I've been looking for their daily routines to add to mine.

[@tb_0653]

I love your work! What fascinates me the most is the quality of the camera work in conjunction with the creative ideas of your videos. Chapeau!

[@mrlk13141]

4:42 caked up for no reason and I appreciate it lol

[@mikedegrazia]

This is crazy, i have been doing the routine, for all these years. Focus on my goal, sleeping late, napping, living purposely towards one end. Not conforming but staying open to suggestions and appreciating others uniqueness. I have endured many hardships. Different job after job. But i stay the course. The long road. Seems to be my desired path. And all this time i had no idea one of my most respected teachers was living a similar life, and maybe just maybe theres hope for me yet...thank you for creating such a great perspective on the life of Einstein.

[@brunacosta9080]

i didnt wish to have his smartness when comes to math and cience but i wished i had his courage of living his life like he wishes

[@8maylon]

4:41 C'mon Nathaniel, don't make my heart skip a beat like that. Amazing insight on resting. I've been actually trying to kill this idea that there's no such thing as "too much resting". Great content as always.

[@halloduauchhier]

lollll

[@diksharaut6241]

It got me too😂 lol

[@EmmyBoons]

Yess! I love this series. This is my most favourite one yet. I can really relate to what you were talking about in this video. I too used to think that pulling all-nighters and burning out was a badge of honour. I used to think naps were useless and that resting was only reserved for the "weak". But, I was forced to slow down during the pandemic. I realised that I was so much more creative and productive when I prioritized rest, my mental and physical health above work. Setting boundaries at work and prioritizing rest has definitely been a challenge for me but I think we all need to realise that we can only serve the world as much as we are able to serve ourselves. Although I still struggle with stopping myself from falling back into the hustle culture mindset. I haven't uploaded a video on my channel in a few weeks since my full-time job has been quite full on lately. I feel guilty about it but I know that I shouldn't push myself. How do you deal with these types of challenges? What do you do to rewire your brain to always put rest and your health before productivity?

[@GigiMurakami]

I lovvvve this series! It always feels like nourishment for the soul. I initially came to this channel for the productively tips, but have stayed for the transition into mindfulness and emphasis on experience. Looking forward to seeing more from this series~

[@davidburton5213]

Been following you for a while - mate, your videos this year have just gone completely to the next level. So beautiful. Really enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@pedertoftkristensen5484]

wow nate, you're unique. i love how you've transformed over the years and found out for yourself that social life and working should be balanced to live joyfully.

[@cynicalcenobia]

Quantity over quality is very much attached to America's idea of productivity (and pretty much everything else), in my opinion. Feel like in Europe, when it comes to all area's of life, not just work, the emphasis is more often on quality - i.e. work intensively and fully immerse yourself in what you are doing, but when you're off, you're off. I think this is why a lot of European countries (see the Scando nations) can achieve the same results as the US in terms of production, tech., etc., but with reduced working hours and higher quality of life for the average employee. The focus is not on doing a lot, but being efficient and doing it well - within short(er) periods of time. Just my observation.

[@jgreenhh]

Yes. Fully agree

[@Guizambaldi]

Productivity per hours worked actually are the same in Western Europe and the USA. But the US guys works too much (in a day, with less vacation, and in a lifetime), so they have a higher GDP per person employed and more GDP per capita. I think in the Einstein case, and some other big names in all societal areas, what they trade is a good flow of solid, career oriented results, for a high-risk strategy of trying to deliver big. He could have ended up not as a professor, but he went for big ideas. I'd say that, actually, the US society is way more sympathetic to risk taking and weirdos than Europe.

[@user-en7qd3ll6k]

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[@hewmat8758]

This is quite interesting but I think fundamentally the reason for is the currently prevalent capitalist philosophy of the west to maximise wealth. Back around the enlightenment times, the prevalent humanist philosophy seemed to allow for the main goal in culture to be to find the truth and the consequence was a great amount of big ideas and advancements in mathematics, science and philosophy as well as great art, literature and music. It makes sense that the prevalent philosophical goals in the culture would be what drives the types and ideas and creativity. European society just seems pathetic compared to what is was a few centuries ago. US society only seems to be sympathetic to risk taking insofar as it is to the end goal of creating wealth. All the innovation and ingenuity coming from America seems to be limited to this. I don't believe any great (ambiguous word but I'm too tired to elaborate) advancements in any area can be seen without a cultural shift away from belief in the notion that greatest good humanity can create is material wealth and comfort and such a change in ideology in the West would take a lot to happen.

[@undeadman7676]

@@hewmat8758 You’re diving more into the philosophy of “worth” than a critique of capitalism. Even with your negative view of capitalism, it’s still hard to argue against the US being among the top 5% in terms of humanitarianism despite their tendency towards profit and quantity/quality. There’s a reason the most profitable jobs here are also the most beneficial to society, like medicine and engineering.

[@UTJK.]

Very beautiful video Nathaniel. You always have a very thought and lucid perspective on all the aspects of your experimentations. I nearly envy the clarity of your reflections. Keep doing them!

[@sahool9385]

this is one of my favorite videos of all time, it's so simple and it's nothing to do with the video being about eintstien, it's was just a huge reality check, every sentence you said was like so full with wisdom. there's so much to take from this video

[@RealJamieBarclay]

Biggest lesson from einstein: I'm not smart, I'm just passionately curious. If that isn't highlighting the importance of following your passion I don't know what is.

[@MSN539]

Biggest lesson. I have a 170 iq and I’m smart

[@MSN539]

@@DrRck-go7rf how dense can you be ☠️☠️☠️

[@cakiEDITS]

@@MSN539 lol that's cool my iq is 150 or 149

[@MSN539]

@@cakiEDITS good job

[@sanjaysinghal4725]

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[@maxxmckinney3777]

I love these videos, I just wish more of us had the opportunity to really work out what an optimal routine is for us. A tradition job has set hours, and it doesn’t allow room for anything other than “productivity” during those hours. By the time the work day is over we’ve been overstimulated and have decision fatigue because we don’t get to rest or walk through the day as Einstein did.

[@ashurodhiyal104]

Eventually, I found this video and after watching the whole without a single eye blink I am stunned by your work, your approach to understanding the genius is something never seen. lots of love for your idea and your work please keep sharing these, they help geeks like me.

[@carolinlot12]

I love this content! I didn’t want to follow this channel before when he was too much into *productivity*, but now, this seems to have took a turn. Great work 👏🏽

[@mindfulnesswithben8161]

Another great video👌 You are truly blessed Nathaniel for being able to produce such wonderful content 👌

[@KayKayBayForever]

Really, really inspiring Nathaniel. Thank you. I’ve recently become self employed and am feeling really burnt out, and this is what I needed to hear right now.

[@CompleteProducer]

Wow this was so inspirational! Thank you for this video; you're a gift.

[@sitazamora6198]

Thank you for making this! Your work is so appreciated Nathaniel. Thank you for making a difference.

[@MiaMakesThings]

Brilliant! I love how your perspective on productivity is shifting throughout the videos!

[@woutermanders]

Your intros are so well made! I learn so much from your editing!! Well done! 👏🏼

[@Kabloomey]

This really hit at the right time for me, thank you for being so open as I am able to take your language and further identify within myself. Cheers, sending positive energy your way, hope my gratitude can encourage you.

[@cuteonlinewaifu]

i love how wholesome your channel is 🥹

[@DerekBearzi]

I love the idea of "Exploring Histories Giants." There is always something wonderful we can learn from the greats who have passed.

[@mihaelaclaudiap..2]

You had me from the first minutes! Great idea to focus on history giants! I might do something like that one day, I think it's a great exercise for those looking to grow and evolve! I was always fascinated by Einstein and other like him. We have so much to learn from them and they are so motivating (at least for me)! Making a video like this one definitely left an impact on you, changed you in a way, in a good way! xx

[@Muffininpink]

This was my favorite video so far. Just because it made me feel very motivated and already full. When you strive to live up to other people's productivity and watch some videos to see what they are doing, so you can mimic it, you always end up with a long list of things you need to do. I always tend to forget all mentioned the hacks and strategies for a more productive life. Maybe the secret all along was to simply rest more and be chill about it. That is definetely something I can remember and will try out myself.

[@sergioabreu-g]

You make some of the most inspiring videos on KZbin. You're curious, honest and truthful. Thank you very much for the work you do!

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

It's been so inspiring watching your journey of self discovery, especially since we're all in our own journeys. It's so easy to get yourself down and feel like you're being unproductive, but I've noticed that I'm happiest and feel my best when I just stop everything, go take a walk, breathe in the fresh air, and notice the magic that is all around us. It's always a very grounding experience. It's so easy to get caught up in all the crap that society expects of us, especially the financial aspect. I've been trying to focus wholeheartedly on my creativity, my happiness, and living each day exactly how I want. It doesn't always go how I want, but... I'm glad I've realized this about myself. I don't want to waste my life. I want to enjoy it and I want others to feel the same. ❤️

[@worldofambience4956]

The magic is all around us. ❤️

[@GregSmily]

I came across your KZbin monolog over the Christmas holidays and I watched you 3 days straight day & night; I was and still am fascinated by your stories and how you present them, love the subjects you present, sincerely enjoy your critical thinking and presentations; love your advice on books you recommended (I’ve already signed up for a several of them already with the audible). I found your stories very sincere, and with all honesty I find a deep connection with most of the subjects you’ve experienced. I am learning a lot from your experiences and examples which I’ve already started to apply them in my daily activities, I really appreciate you for sharing them with the rest of the world. I just have one request and that is if you would share some of your hard times in transiting from US to Italy, France or Argentina for example how did you know where you’ll be staying, how did you find the places you stayed? Did you have friends or family helped you along in those countries? How was your first weeks or months in the places you stayed, how did you deal with the difficulties (i.e., buying food, dealing with money exchange, loneliness?) How did you find connections with others did you simply through yourself in the mercy of others or did you pre-planed everything ahead of time, that is where to stay, how to get by (did you have a support?) Thank you.

[@ayseaybike19]

In a deeply unmotivated rut currently and this video has immensly uplifted my spirits! Thank you for this wonderful narrative.

[@Finsterbusch__]

This is my favourite daily routine of all the ones that you've done so far. Amazing video as always!

[@cath8999]

I have been away with youtube for almost a month, and I only used it when I need to learn new things (e.g: Programming tutorials). I haven't used it for entertaiment purposes, and I am so glad that after almost a month of not using it for personal pleasure, this is the first video I see. I am always amazed on how you can adapt in different types of life style. In my opinion, lifestyles are a part of ones history, people wont really learn who that person is not until they learned about his lifestyle, his daily life. Its funny how our generation struggles with different kinds of lifestyle in front of us, theres the hustle people, the go with the flow people, the minimalist and many more. Overall, great video! You never fail to amaze me with all your experiences and the way you share it to the world is fantastic.

[@shannon9287]

This was the perfect way to start my “morning” -ok it’s 11:30am. But hey, now I don’t feel so guilty for sleeping in! I love this series-thx Nathaniel!!

[@FrankLoconte]

I have just realized how you are not only a content creation inspiration for me, but also a personal inspiration towards inner research and growth. Thank you Nathaniel!

[@crazywisdom2]

You are definitely one of my favorite youtubers ! Great vid, as always ! Thanks for the inspiration !

[@mahadevsawant8162]

I love your filming style and absolutely love these trying GENIUSES routines You REALLY changed my life More power to you!

[@kylehodgson2182]

I've not seen a video from you in a few years and I'd like to say that your content has changed into a very positive direction. I think moving away from a fixation with hyper productivity was very important for me, it allowed me to take a step back and grow into a healthier person. I'm glad to see others have found this too, and I'm glad you didn't just end up glorifying Einstein as some superhuman. You gave a pretty fair portrait of him.

[@camilanunez7393]

I will never get tired of letting you know how much I enjoy your videos! I learn soooo much from them!!!

[@anabanjac6290]

I love this so much! Good job! Every episode is AMAZING.🙌❤️❤️❤️👏

[@gabriellinden3726]

Love this series! I would love to see more of these!

[@user-wd3qx3di4l]

same here!!! :D I'm a girl from Korea..and getting so much inspiration from you video every time I watch it!!😀 You are so creative and brilliant 🌱

[@heshecandowhat]

is it not crazy how watching a 13 minute video can inspire you to write something.. definition of power through inspiration

[@moonbodyliving8608]

I love your playful spirit in this video! Thank you for the reminder to rest and to be curious. Much gratitude :)

[@BrilliantMind92]

You have an excellent channel! Great find! Glad KZbin recommended this to me! Thank you. I truly see you have a Netflix special soon.

[@environmentalnews6040]

I love how you mentioned that Einstein was nonconformist. There is a lot of pressure in today's world to fit in, or be like everyone else to be liked. I think social media has a lot to do with it, monitoring 'Likes' and what not.

[@pnopliego4105]

Toujours d'une immense qualité, j'adore ton travail !

[@lonnpton5239]

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[@Jcthered]

Beautiful video man. Thank you for the content you put out there for us.

[@Medalea]

Your editing is so on point, it's a joy to watch!

[@soumyadeep_das]

Hey, I am a Physics student from India and would be a Physicist. I am following Dalai Lama's daily routine as shown in your video. From waking up at 3:30 to going to bed at 8:00. It increased my ability to study more everyday. According to me it's the best routine for students and academic teachers. Thank you so much. Love from India❣️.

[@rabokarabekian409]

The Dalai Lama abandoned his home country where he presided over thousands of full slaves and millions of peasants. He never made significant efforts to help Tibet. His exclusive message has been that people should talk to each other and be kind. Great.....

[@aviralshukla15]

Are you atheist

[@allhdmoviescene1294]

@@rabokarabekian409 source: trust me

[@ananyatiwari124]

Which college ?

[@dootersnooter5343]

@@allhdmoviescene1294 Even if this information is innacurate I still appreciate it because it forces our minds to question our assumptions. Then we can decide for ourselves what we believe.

[@Paul_Greenwood]

There’s loads of great takeaways from this, not just about napping but about self acceptance and exploration. Loved Einstein for some time but enjoyed getting to know him that little bit more. Great video Nathaniel, thank you 🙏🏻

[@joshuaking4139]

man you’re videos are SO GOOD

[@amberfeys3631]

This is one of the most interesting video I've ever seen! Thank you! I really loved it 💙

[@LIAMKUMAWAT]

No one: Nathan: makes an entire film just to shave his beard

[@arturkohut]

…and turn gay

[@krsnabantai]

@@arturkohut wtf

[@feedhyungwonplease6087]

@@arturkohut What are you, 12?

[@notyou1178]

It makes a lot of sense that he slept so much. Quantum physics is about going into the unknown and the unseen, and in order to receive information he needed to keep a literal “ open mind”

[@mireksimice]

I so appreciate your after effects Nat!

[@PlanetZipp]

When I work longer days sewing I take micronaps when I found my self spinning out from a challenge or burn out. Einstein was the muse for the idea that got me thru those times. Also I resonate deeply with your insights of this project.

[@gregorytembe4119]

Man you're a true influencer, you always make me rethink on the small things, although living in 2 completely different realities! Love from Mozambique

[@kennethwilbanks7201]

I’m pretty 😍

[@kennethwilbanks7201]

I’m sure

[@kennethwilbanks7201]

I’m sure I got a good 😌 on on like

[@kennethwilbanks7201]

Probably just not too good 😌 I’m just thinking 🧐 I I might go see some some

[@kennethwilbanks7201]

I’m

[@nafixer]

Naps are so amazing. Just a few hours ago I went on a nap to be able to study efficiently after waking up. guess what it worked amazingly.

[@itsGathigia2U]

I genuinely enjoy the content Nathaniel puts out .ESPECIALLY the daily routines .Keep up the good work!!

[@xolanishongwe6080]

Wow loved this one Nathan!!! Albert has always fascinated me!

[@zo7474]

I don't know what I was expecting when I clicked on this video, but it definitely wasn't to see Nathaniel shave his beard, but it looks awesome. Yet another great video! 🤣❤️

[@pickles9440]

This episode is genius. Beginning to end. Very insightful and respectful. Loved it.

[@relicofgold]

I see what you did there.

[@evelyndias6535]

Nathaniel, i just want to say i love your videos, i always watch them and they make me feel so inspired. i hope to keep seeing much more of your content :)

[@Satsvara]

your videos are always so good! and well-produced! Love them

[@bentber772]

“What if productivity was actually something that looked nothing like the accelerated way we live and work in the 21st century?” really a game changer.

[@anthonyd9844]

I would love to see you do a video like this on one of the most eccentric men who have ever lived : Salvador Dali. The way he balanced social expectations with the his commitment to flourishing as a professional is really eye opening. From his obscure taste in food to his complex relationship with producing art, I think it would really put your patience to the test lol Great video by the way.

[@noname-by3qz]

Anthony... he didn't take showers or have sex. He thought both were violent.

[@ryanmckenzie5918]

This is the video I needed today. Thank you! Also, that "Day 7" shadow was slick!

[@tomasbayona5434]

crazy editing and cinematography. really amazing job

[@kyf_]

You nailed the face expression on the thumbnail 🤣

[@thomasjohansson5748]

I think the role of sleeping the life of Einstein and other great thinkers has a few important aspects. It's not as if sleeping a lot by itself will make a person a better thinker. But if a person is spending much time thinking hard and persistently about something, then sleep has a few important roles. First, it's an energy issue: A person who spends much time thinking very hard about things will become very tired. Hard thinking drains you out. Secondly, sleeping helps thinking: It is a moment when the brain rebuilds itself, by creating new connections between the brain synapses, and thus refining the brain´s capacity to work on the issues that one is already spending his entire days thinking about. So, if you are a person who thinks a lot, about deep problems, sleeping will be essential both for recovering energy and as an elixir to improve your brain for the kind of thinking you're doing.

[@lydiazoeller9951]

omg the end clips- love everything about this video

[@snowballs3678]

I love how this guy thinks, and how he ACTUALLY thinks. His curiosity and wonder towards life is honestly inspiring.

[@NlCKELODEON]

Can we take a moment and apreciate how inteligent Nathaniel is as well. Im sitting here at midnight 2:39AM drinking beer, guys showing me how I should live my life! Tomorrows the turn around eh

[@Pathway01]

Same time Different day brother 😂😂

[@NlCKELODEON]

@@Pathway01 HAHAH my guy! 😎

[@NimTheHuman]

The first time I was blown away by Einstein was when I learned about time dilation - the idea that time is not a constant. 30 minutes for you isn't 30 minutes for me. He really was an outside-the-box thinker. This video was so well made!

[@gabrieltomaz6034]

He was amazing indeed, but we do experience the same 30 minutes Space-time only starts to change on astronomical scales

[@ericksonlk]

But also he failed to grasp Quantum Mechanics in a silly way similar to how Mach failed to accept the existence of atoms. He didn't think outside the box. He was just locked in a different box.

[@Guizambaldi]

@@ericksonlk He made huge contributions to quantum mechanics, he just thought that it had to be wrong or incomplete.

[@Guizambaldi]

@@gabrieltomaz6034 It's about velocity, isn't it? Close to the speed of light you get time dilation and length contraction.

[@laganbhullar5855]

Editing is on point as always 👌🏻

[@andremonteiro130]

This video... is just one of the best thing I seen in years, thank you very much!!!

[@kamidsjournee]

Thank you, once again, for a great video. I’m sure that I am not your typical viewer (I’m a 59 yo -today is my birthday- grandmother who lives in the middle of the US). I have benefited from your videos and your philosophy about life. I’m a public school teacher who’s done with public school. I’m moving on soon and I’m so excited to try living my life post the life I thought I was meant to live. Again, thank you for the inspiration. I’d support you through Patreon if I was not preparing to retire in 6 months. Every penny to chase my dreams.

[@nathanieldrew]

Oh wow thank you!! & happy birthday! I hope you have a great day. :)

[@fischerrichardson3269]

I think the real lesson of this video is not to follow someone else's life because their great or influential but to live your life how you want to and without social constraints just like Einstein did. Also to get plenty of sleep.

[@birdmentor]

I so love this story...as well as your perspective on it all!! thanks so much!!!

[@Robert-ur2zb]

With so much drama heavy KZbin content, or content filled with negativity and vitriol, your content is always welcome and a nice reminder of what living well looks like. Thanks for your content.