The Invaluable Benefits of Not Belonging

[@AndrewKirbys]

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[@carlosizaguirre2915]

use a pop filter your "S's" are becoming hurtful to the ear

[@TheQwixilverBandit]

A curious - but honest - question about the split brain study... How did we feed the 'emotional driver' to the left(logical) hemisphere of the brain, and receive the logical rationale from the emotional (right) hemisphere? I'm not sure that makes sense here... I would be interested to see the source material to see what explanation was given for this in-congruence if any...

[@dan7199]

Andrew Kerby! How is saying "No" to the question you ask at the beginning of your video, a series problem? I, myself an not hesitant in stating my opinions to the people around me. Which means I don't conform to social truth as I'm willing to challenge them my stating my own opinions. If I had said yes. Then it would be a serious problem.

[@rexjantze296]

@@TheQwixilverBandit I like Andrew but his science references come across as more psy pop culture. There is a lot more to unpack with the split brain experiments. It would almost seem as those people who have had their corpus cut (for the explicit reason to reduce seizures) acted pretty normally afterward except for odd times when making critical choices. Iain McGilchrist explains that the corpus callosum actually inhibits information between the two hemispheres, not freely passing information except when calm and undistracted, a state where whole brain sharing and thus critical analysis (with emotion and logic) of recent decisions and experiences can be broken down and reviewed.

[@rexjantze296]

For a channel that purports to help you focus away from distractions and endorses finding passion over money accumulation, I'm finding the random (three or more) advertisements to be a contradiction in integrity.

[@alexh4989]

Scroll past this cliche quote: Discipline without freedom is tyranny. Freedom without discipline is chaos.

[@Zolt9]

Man thats so true, thats our familys life right now summed up

[@stoicman6093]

1st is china , 2nd is usa

[@daedalusdreamjournal5925]

I prefer to say that if Discipline is slavery, as in OTHER people imposing their limitations on you, SELF-discipline, however, is pure unadulterated freedom. There will always be things in life that limits you, no matter how you look at things. And self discipline is voluntarily self-imposing limitations upon yourself in order to achieve things you hadn't the freedom (as in capacity skills or whatever) to achieve before. Again, and for, self discipline, when seen this way, it the purest and most unadulterated form of freedom. And to come back on the initial quote by the good sir @Odudas above: Discipline without freedom is slavery -> to other people imposing their views on limitations on you (regardless of your). Freedom without discipline is chaos-> Actually, in a way, it might be better to see it as being a slave to your desires or impulses rather ... and when too many people react this way ... yep, this will create chaos, and not the good kind. (yes there are good kind of chaos the same way there are bad kind of order ... and vice versa).

[@regularfather4708]

@@daedalusdreamjournal5925 that is why discipline needs to begin young. Parents need to stop being so indulgent and get grip. Discipline your damn kids so they grow into self-disciplined adults. Stop buying them new toys. Stop allowing them to be constantly entertained. Stop protecting them from every scrape and bump. Stop swooping in to rescue them from uncomfortable and difficult situations. Stop allowing them to sleep until noon on Saturdays. Start teaching your child self-discipline so that they may move through the world truly free.

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@regularfather4708 I super agree with you on general principle, but some of your examples/applications are terrible examples. Kids need to be allowed to sleep when they can get sleep. There's some questionable science to a couple of your other statements in that bit as well. Just wanted to point out that behavioral science is always evolving and a lot of ideas about discipline are archaic and ineffective or even harmful, which doesn't mean discipline is bad (it's good) but it does mean people need to be scientifically minded and forward-thinking about how they apply the idea.

[@yingyotnebbua2079]

"There are two different types of people in the world, those who want to know, and those who want to believe" -- Friedrich Nietzsche

[@JP-wk5wt]

That’s good

[@yingyotnebbua2079]

@@several_revolution5317 If you provide 'people who truly want to know' strong enough evidences and solid reasons that oppose their original thought, they will re-evaluate what they know. On the other hands, people who want to believe, once they believe in something, it's hard to change that believe even when you have a strong evidence against that believe. Knowledge is changed by facts. Believe is changed by wills. So I think "knowing" and "believing" are different. For a simple example: "Dogs can not fly." We all know that this is true according to a bunch of evidences such as no one has ever seen any dogs fly in the sky on it own or dogs don't have something like wings. Although this might be wrong, dogs might have been fooling us around or they can fly on another planet, but all the evidences combine with our best reasoning ability tell us that dogs can not fly. This is quite a clear fact though, knowing and believing tend to conflict when things get less clear. I'm surrounded by people who believe that their ancestors can help them to get rich by telling them the jackpot prize number for the next lottery... They even use baby power to rub parts of some big trees in our neighbor to find the numbers, I'm like come on people. PS. Always welcome to discuss with you guys. And I think this is a good channel.

[@sanjubawa]

*_yes_*

[@RoyaltyOnaRise]

Yingyot Nebbua can you truly believe without knowledge

[@yingyotnebbua2079]

@@RoyaltyOnaRise I can't. What I pursue is truth. I'd rather face painful truth with courage than try to bend my perception about it to be as my preference. If I have a tough time in my life I don't pray for god or Buddha to help me. I agree with what Miyamoto Musashi said "Respect Buddha and the gods without counting on their help." There's another quote by Nietzsche that goes perfectly with this topic: "Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed." -- Friedrich Nietzsche. It would be appreciated if you can exchange your idea with us.

[@stickystick105]

this is the type of stuff I tell my family and they just get angry with me.

[@MRSoefeldt]

Deal with it. Maybe you're laying it out poorly. Conformity psychology is real. Why do you tell your family this if you don't mind me asking?

[@Diaming787]

Move out as soon as possible.

[@plan4life]

stickystick105 Dare to be that black sheep. You will grow, your family won’t.

[@dukemosby5552]

Innovation makes winners. Doing what is useful, that noone else is, is an edge. To win, you have to either sell out to the system you occupy, or break the mould.

[@princealmighty5391]

@@dukemosby5552 ?

[@drewsson]

"It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; It is because we do not dare that things are difficult." - Seneca

[@arty3865]

@@chiragmehta2955 it means, if something is difficult it doesn't mean it is impossible. but by not trying to do it, the difficult surely becomes "impossible". somehow everything is easy once we have done it

[@MRSoefeldt]

Sorry, but that's such a misquote. To disconform IS difficult precisely because we're dependant, social animals. That's why we don't dare. The quote isn't helpful to anyone because the other half can be interpreted as true as well - the words only need different emphases. Quoting Seneca doesn't do anything.

[@megancatt3496]

I literally have zero friends because of this. It sucks. It’s lonely as hell, but as the saying goes “better to stand alone than to follow a crowd going the wrong direction”.

[@ibrahimchaudhry9024]

Fab, me dear good & honorable Spirit !! Now start doing something constructive, empowering & helpful for these lost & rejected others. In a fun, open, understanding.... & non judgmental way. Either as work....or a pet project. Whatever your heart says! 🕊️🌟🕊️🌟🙏🏼🕊️🙏🏼🌟🕊️🌟🕊️

[@mop4093]

lone wolf gang

[@sheilakirwan9462]

Be your own best friend

[@Thalestin]

Be careful giving yourself a pat on the back for an observation that looks like your being an Innovator. Sometimes its just because you have a fatal flaw that makes you unlikable and you are filling in that gap with something that makes sense to your brain. Re-watch the video and apply what he says to yourself. I use to think that I was like that too but it turned out I was just a bit of an asshole haha

[@MisterPol]

We are easily influenced by society. If you hang out with people who have bad habits, you can be sure you'll create bad habits for yourself too! We need to learn how to focus on ourselves first

[@c-mad6364]

Intoverts unite

[@TBC1599]

100% agree. We are the product of our environment. Even though I am aware of society's influence, I still find myself conforming to the opinions of people around me.

[@MRSoefeldt]

Why do comments like these get upvoted so much? I suspect people who post and upvote these comments don't do anything else about it. Feels good to tell yourself you're right.

[@kinseydesignsbrands]

We really need to learn how to influence ourselves as individuals. Gaining awareness and intelligence around our mental and emotional states naturally improves our communication, confidence and congruency with what we say to ourselves on the inside, what we say to others and our behaviors/habits. Learning to influence yourself is owning who you are as an individual on your terms, while contributing to society in ways that are unique to you.

[@sheilakirwan9462]

Very important who you associate with and very important to look at the inner self...otherwise peace isn’t possible

[@alsohabib6936]

This dosent mean be a contrarian for the sake of being unique. You need to genuinely believe what you say and be prepared to back it up.

[@alexh4989]

So true

[@joe_zupko]

Trying to be a rebel means you’re still depending on societal beliefs to shape your own beliefs, Modern Health Monk made a vid discussing something like that I think

[@jaxx-inspiregrowcreate2862]

When you are strong enough to express your opinion when it's different from a group of your peers, that is true confidence. Avoid conformity and be willing to have logical conversations with those you disagree with. If they don't wish to have a logical conversation. It's probably best to change your circle

[@SantanaBanana47]

Some people hate when people question their beliefs. They refuse to have an open mind.

[@jaxx-inspiregrowcreate2862]

@@SantanaBanana47 Best not to talk to those kinds of people

[@fp-ko7vg]

@@SantanaBanana47 thats me lol =)

[@selfimprovement3682]

Tyler Santana Literally everyone that believes in God

[@SantanaBanana47]

@@selfimprovement3682 A lot of religious people are like this. Not all.

[@stefandesu]

"Do you have any opinions you'd be hesitant to express around your peers?" - No, but not because all our opinions match, but rather because my friends are very open-minded people and I know I can say things even if they go against their opinions. I'd even say that in those instances that I do that, instead of being excluded from the group, we have a meaningful discussion about things and try to learn from each other - which in turn only makes our friendship grow stronger. Sure, we do have lots of overlapping opinions; that's why they are my friends. But discussions (not arguments) about opinions are such a regular occurrence that we even have a separate group chat dedicated to it. To be honest though, this only applies to the people I call my "friends". If I'm talking to coworkers or my family, I regularly hold back my opinions because I know that they hold opposite beliefs. So I certainly still have room to grow when it comes to this. I tend to avoid conflicts, especially with my dad, because a lot of our opinions are fundamentally different and he's the kind of person who believes very strongly in their opinion. I'm not very close to my family, so I never learned how to properly have these kinds of conversations with them...

[@prachigupta1713]

@Stefan Peters I understand what you go through with your father, my father is a lot like yours in this sense. I too avoid conflict when it comes to my opinions that are different from that of my family's and especially my father's. I don't have any success in having conversations with my family on topics we disagree on but from my experience I know that don't try to push these kinda conversations too far. In my experience it just leads to conflict. Thought you could maybe learn from my mistakes. I hope you figure out a way to talk to your family about stuff without upsetting them. Have a good day or night whichever it is there.

[@stefandesu]

Matt Ludwig Thanks for the encouraging words and quotes! It’s really not too bad, but I do feel a kind of mismatch of expectations when it comes to the relationship with my family.

[@ItsAsparageese]

Yeah, I found the opening of the video to present a pretty false binary myself. People being comfortable expressing their honest opinions/beliefs/values around each other absolutely does *not* imply that they all think the same things. The rest of the video got better about those accidental implications though thankfully

[@15SujalKumar]

I can now easily say that the production value of this channel has now truly surpassed all others during this lockdown🔥

[@manuchauhan1511]

Yes man you are right! Andrew has defeated everyone out there

[@jaimesanchez9545]

And yet he still hasn't reached lots of subs. Though I know he will in the nearest future. He would def help a lot.

[@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz]

0:03 bold of you to assume I have peers

[@iliveinsideyourhouse3943]

I don't have friend but I can express myself freely :)

[@FutureMindset]

Sapiens is a great book that talks about all these concepts and discusses the evolutionary advantage of all of these things. But the future definitely requires for us to break free from the status quo and search for the truth and not just what makes us feel good

[@TrainofThoughtPD]

My dad always told me, "if you see everyone running one way, then your first instinct should be to walk the other way". It's so easy to become part of the mob.

[@maviagho1117]

@@several_revolution5317 I couldn't stop laughing when I read this.

[@garyharper4188]

My dad was a very private person, kept himself to himself, paddled his own canoe, and never discussed what we he was thinking. In fact, he had a saying about it ......but he would never tell me what it was!

[@TrainofThoughtPD]

@@several_revolution5317 You are completely right. Much better metaphorical advice than disaster advice.

[@zsoltpapp3363]

pls dont take it literally

[@DynamiteMustDie]

No, do not walk the other way just for the sake of being different, or of being not be part of the mob. The first instinct is always to think, question, and not let others make the decision for you.

[@melanie9142]

I’m a conservative but I’m scared to tell my friends because they are going to accuse me of being “racist/stupid” etc.

[@user-vs8kj7pl8p]

Pussy

[@basu4248]

L

[@elythas128]

Who cares anyway, if they are ironically so close minded, they shouldn't hold that "title"

[@holleey]

it's probably not a good idea put yourself in labeled category like that in the first place. being "conservative" can mean very different things to different people, and one word cannot possibly accurately describe the complex net of your believes, let alone those of multiple people. it makes much more sense to talk about specific issues with your friends rather than to fight over whatever you happen to associate with a label.

[@deannahenry8925]

Yeah they are

[@nophima]

I thought having thoughts that I'm hesitant to express would be bad. Lol

[@Scottlp2]

Welcome to 2020.

[@UnknownCartoonEditor]

At first I was confused and said yes, thinking he’d say it’s bad, but my heart snapped back when he said instead conforming was bad.

[@reade_gauvin]

Well, the fact that they’re different from others’ thoughts is good, but the fact that you’re hesitant to express them isn’t.

[@TBC1599]

@@UnknownCartoonEditor Well, being hesitant to express your thoughts when they differ from your friends' opinions, is also a form of conformity. You're not sharing your views because you fear that you will not be accepted by others.

[@orirune3079]

No way, imagine being a person who only believes stuff that's uncontroversial and mainstream. That's like full-on NPC mode.

[@zsoltpapp3363]

You can have your own original toughts but never ever tell it to anyone else. Especially, dont ever tell anyone that there is no virus

[@kokonut5498]

It’s like when Killua took out the needle in his head that gives him fear

[@cjking7612]

It will😔

[@gabrielgrigore526]

I don't think that it's necessarily wrong to go with the crowd. It's only wrong when you do it mindlessly or even worse when you do have a different perspective and you choose to censor it.

[@SantanaBanana47]

It's also not good if you don't have an open mind.

[@Scottlp2]

When you get to the point when you can on your on evaluate what makes most sense to you, then you can go along, or not as is most appropriate.

[@gabrielgrigore526]

@@SantanaBanana47 Having an open mind is the most important step!

[@gabrielgrigore526]

@@Scottlp2 I agree. It's a gradual process to get there. But it's worth it!

[@MindNow]

*Sometimes it’s hard to distinguish what is right and wrong because of the information we get...* 🙏

[@XavierHarrison]

I think this is a topic a lot of people wanna talk about but don't

[@SamMartinPeakPerformance]

glad there's places like this to change that!

[@awaismubashar6826]

After 8 years on youtube finally i found my type of channel ❤

[@arianrahman4840]

Boy was this video well though out ! I don't usually get to admire people's intellect, but in this video you nailed it

[@el_choro_pistola123]

"If you seek Truth, you will not seek to gain a victory by every possible means; and when you have found Truth, you need not fear being defeated" --- Epictetus "If someone can prove me wrong and show me my mistake in any thought or action, I shall gladly change. I seek the truth, which never harmed anyone: the harm is to persist in one's own self-deception and ignorance" --- Marcus Aurelius

[@amn5837]

Andrew, you are young, charismatic, and genuinely trying to make a change one video, one person at a time, basically where I want to be in a year and you're basically my idol right now.

[@omercoskun7912]

I have been questioning Covid-19, its effects and the restrictions. Many people around me have shut me down. They didn't want to listen to me but most of them now can see the truth

[@MrJoon360]

Think for yourself, or others will think for you without thinking of you. ~Henry David Thoreau

[@muskanchoudhary5445]

I genuinely want more and more people to see this

[@mitthrawnuruodo1730]

I’ve expressed my opinions to my friends. *I now have no friends.*

[@mop4093]

tell your opinions in the right context, saying opinions for validations or putting down others is only gonna get you to lose respect

[@mop4093]

or else, those were just doo doo friends

[@izzycak7700]

Btw: would love an audiobook or podcast. Your voice is 🙏 love from Germany.

[@c-mad6364]

Germany too

[@susanbartlett3421]

I am so blessed to belong to a peer group that not only allows me to have my own thoughts, opinions, and beliefs, but that encourages conversations around these paradigms. We can agree to disagree, learn from each other, and grow in ways that would be impossible if we were all Stepford wives.

[@larienasius]

I thought me saying no means not hesitating to speak the truth around my peers lol, but the question is whether I have differing beliefs or not, so that's a yes.

[@joshua_klein]

People don't have ideas. Ideas have people. - Carl Jung

[@falstmusic]

People have to be respected, not ideas

[@chrisscott6417]

This is a very apt video in this current political situation. It's astounding to me how easily people bow to peer pressure and mask up. I don't care what the tribe thinks, I've already procreated twice. Lol.

[@bloomination3282]

You just keep getting more and more expressive, expansive and creative. I loved this thanks.

[@abhi-wi2mj]

3rd point was the absolute best... peoplewant to be proven right .. they fight and argue not because they want to prove something or to learn or change someone's mind... they just want to be right

[@Komorur]

Rule is simple, question everything, build from there.

[@CherryGangRecords]

I’m not afraid of talking to my peers but we still have different opinions

[@DanielTitchener]

So good that this kinda info is being put out there. I needed this! 🔥

[@AndrewKirbys]

Good to see you here Daniel!

[@amn5837]

Love how you start your videos. This societal thing is actually part of my premise for a thriller I'm writing... If only my characters watched your video instead of believing someone would sponsor their dreams and potential 'for free'

[@slomosapien1337]

This channel is criminally underrated

[@pushREC]

Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed by the masses ~Plato.

[@gordonray3091]

Andrew Kirby, you are blessed with common sense. I appreciate your videos. Thank you, brother.

[@Zolt9]

you're great bro! going through some crazy times, keep it up, and thanks!!

[@ranasanyal8443]

brilliant , on dot, you have shaken at least one belief system of a person, you are our galileo ,please devote time on the intriguing mind that sets us in a journey of fear and loss of self confidence thank you rana

[@skb282]

I spend so much time thinking about stuff like this glad I'm not the only one!!

[@jimenezsouliers1038]

Probably your best video. I reflected SO MUCH on these subjects, we're heroes Andrew.

[@MarSprite]

I don't have any opinions I'm afraid to express in front of my friends. Note that a lack of fear doesn't mean that I feel compelled to say every single thing that springs into my head, Just because it's not built out of fear doesn't mean I don't have a filter. I have beliefs I don't feel the need to tell my friends at every possible opportunity, because we both already know we disagree, but I don't associate with people who aren't ok with knowing that we don't agree a subject. I can count my friends on my hands sure, but I like quality over quantity. Someone who is only my 'friend' if I agree with them isn't a friend as I would define it.

[@holleey]

overall amazing video, though the phrase "to see the world how it actually is" is dangerous in and of itself. we can never possibly see the world how it actually is as there is no way to bypass interpretation. perception itself is subjective. therefore, we should do our best to think in probabilities rather than facts.

[@garyharper4188]

Holly Wise words

[@vigankrasniqi1330]

does the facts count as probabilities as well :3...?

[@WORTHY1111]

😭Iam very much encouraged after watching this video....thank u so much

[@alongsumaiyah93]

MashaAllah. This is true about different opinion. In Islam, Allah love who is always thinking but not over it like overthinking and appreciate have different oppinion as long as not over in Islam. Allah ask us to read in our book, Al-Quran. Because when we always learn, we can get new knowledge for good to ourself and humankind. So, if you want to know more about Islam, you can search Hidayah Centre Foundation in ig or fb. I just comment here incase one of you want to know more about Islam. 🤗

[@TheShinShoruken]

Great and bold video. Wake people up.

[@akshayvarma4518]

I had literally thought about this a few days ago

[@SantanaBanana47]

I think about it all the time. So many people are unwilling to have an open mind and question others beliefs or even their own beliefs.

[@Minechaftgamer]

Such a well put video !! Ive been hesitant to speak up & go against the grain. Go within myself, & my own beliefs. Once I finally did it, It greatly impacted my life. GREAT Video honestly.

[@Minechaftgamer]

I literally took notes lmao.

[@MrPersona94]

Excellent video that's very applicable today.

[@useruser-bv1ej]

the quality of Andrews videos is so incredible!!

[@SamanvayKarambhe]

Great video. I guess another question to consider is which path leads to more happiness: living in ignorance to the illusion of life or shattering societal beliefs to reality of life? I argue it is the former even though I would definitely not choose that path.

[@fresh_view]

Beliefs are the basis for societal reality, truth is the base for universal reality.

[@alexdoho]

Yoo the production value in this video is off the chart! Also the information is amazingly true and useful, as always!

[@traplabspr5413]

Bro Kirby u should defenetly consider two things, 1) I think u would make an awesome phsycologist/ teraphist u could def if u get a rush of entrepreneurship start ur online therapy company and start growing it with ur yt, the sky is the limit and 2) You could easly make a second channel where you do affirmations or guided meditation videos, ur voice is really deep and I think u could reach masses in those type of vids a deep voice is at ur advantage because it relaxes the mind, u could plug it with this channel and start making moey off of that 2, think about it mate ur savvy with it.

[@bbeeahom9951]

I give your channel 5 starts no doubt

[@inbasicterms-popculturevid1704]

This editing is just on a whole other level!!!

[@EmojiMasterVC]

Very insightful, keep up the great work you are an inspiration 👍 🙏

[@MrCtwhat]

I don't disagree with the information of this video, however I kind of disagree with the result. The more you question things outside of societal norms may make you "free," or some people say "woke," but that comes with a price as well. If you see money or the things that society in general do as pointless, you still have to participate, or else you will be homeless. By participating, and knowing it's pointless you end up living a lie. And even if you know it's pointless, you still are human and have feelings of rejection, being less than another, etc. Being Galileo could be great after you're dead, but he must've lived a hard life. And how many Galileo's out there went against society and never made it as heroes. We are social creatures with a strong sense of community that has been in our nature for millions of years. To abandon this nature may allow free thinking, but could also lead us down a path of unhappiness. Unfortunately, once you start going down this path, there is no stopping. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.

[@josephmileyka2184]

The fact that folks get upset when pushed on these societal beliefs, indicates that a defensive reaction is triggered, and on some level theyre aware of the discrepancy. You may indeed fit in , but you're taking on a false shape to do it. Philosophically, the question is posed, That if one does not live as themselves, did they live well? Stoicism, doesn't contend that a life of ease is the one most prized, valued, or imbued with meaning. Consider Clarence Henderson's contribution, to the development of civil rights,, his, is likely a considerably different sense of himself , than John Belushi.

[@halseykale9930]

Ignorance is definitely bliss. And this adds to society being a prison, both physical and mental: you have to pretend to not know firstly to yourself. We are in a dark cage: if one never gets far enough (read it metaphorically: "far from societal truths he was grown to accept") to touch the bars, one might as well think he's free.

[@ronakbhadarka3328]

I am a non-native English speaker and his heavy words are not getting in mind.

[@hemasingh1373]

Just decrease the speed ,add captions and you are good to go

[@joeyjointjebaiter1275]

Neither. Luckily it was very easy for me to learn english

[@TheDhammaHub]

"Hijacks" might be a bit of an overstatement, but theres no denying that *everything* you sense has an influence on you, society included!

[@akhirecitations65]

Believe me the brainwashing of movies and media in general is more then just hijacking. Do your research, just on youtube you'll find how we are being manipulated with subliminal messages.

[@nveusii.2086]

i think “hijacks” is an understatement in my opinion

[@Scottlp2]

NVEUSII. Yup-literal programming.

[@EastAcousticCapture]

takes 6 minutes but he really gets a point accross, im totally on the same page about this bro

[@AlisaMarie]

I think this is truer than ever with everything that’s going on at the moment

[@theocurtis02]

I'm not afraid to express any of my opinions around my peers, not because all of my peers have the same opinions as me, they don't. It's because I know I can have an open discussion with my friends. If you're afraid to express any opinion that's not the same as your friends then that's the real issue.

[@deepenwadhwa4027]

This is the best and the most cathartic video I've seen on YT in a while!

[@vishnu1614]

This is beyond thought provoking

[@whitelife5107]

Damn your edit skills are amazing combined with that highly valueable information is going to create a whole other level on KZbin

[@saramarkowicz]

Andrew what you share is so interesting. Thank you !

[@tylerhickling6674]

The answer was no but its because i dont care what other people think about me. And if they can provide evidence to change my mind then i will rethink my beliefs

[@cristina14k]

Are you an INTJ??? Hahahaha joke 😂

[@rishavraj1456]

Again music, presentation,content is just so great

[@mihirraj7411]

You put in so much effort why doesn't this video have more views?

[@Kitkatniss21]

Thank you for making this video:)

[@LameAnade]

Liking video without seeing it so that KZbin algorithm can know that what you like to watch

[@AndrewKirbys]

:)

[@vedangdamle244]

Kirby.. I quit other KZbin after watching your Dopamine Detox series. Respect!

[@TelevisedLies]

Agreed with 99% of your video, apart from the point on conspiracies where you throw people under the bus who are constantly questioning and going against society as well as the mainstreams narrative

[@matthewmolina922]

Sadly, I think many people would watch this and subconsciously realize that being a sheep is far safer, far easier than the alternative (at least in the short term it may be). The safest/easiest path isn’t always necessarily the best one though.

[@rsd9067]

Please do a behind the scenes on how you make edit script the video. Cuz i can clearly notice the work behind it hats off!!👏🏼👏🏼💯👍🏼

[@motivateme7385]

This is the first time I saw your video today. I liked it a lot

[@xenia996]

This is my favourite channel.

[@junebasco516]

Thanks

[@anonymousperson6228]

My peers just don’t shun people for having different beliefs. I have no reason to hide my beliefs, because I won’t be shunned for them.

[@marianovelasquez4264]

One’s ‘beliefs’ are different from One’s ‘knowing’. Just as One’s ‘faith’’ is different from One’s ‘knowledge’. Your claim of people’s beliefs only existing to save us from societal shame or rejection, only covers a small portion of the larger Truth. Be glad on your Path to the truth, as many have yet to step foot. Peace to you brother

[@karlaluster4249]

This is SOO pretty Bee! I love it. No links for Celeste or Kamani huh?

[@code_kanga5390]

I figured this out at 16 with several grams of fresh psilocybin mushrooms.

[@Martyn_Wolf]

After watching this there's one concept that I don't get: with Andrews question of saying No to stating your opinions to your peers as an bad thing how so? By saying No you're not hesitant to express your opinions you're challenging the opinions of what people say to you be that societal concepts or your own. You bring a different view point to a discussion about something. That's how communication, understanding and growth occurs. Andrew mentions about Galileo expressing a different opinion and he got shunned for expression that opinion. That example appears to go against the question at the start if the video?

[@maluniversity]

i thought i was alone on this...subbed

[@Knowledge_IsPower888]

We care what others think of us. Great survival instinct but shitty attribute in the modern world. We depend on nobody if we really want to! Okay, some people are not, but most of us are! Eastern Philosophie is a really good solution of this problem. Buddhism, Taoism, meditation... Live in the present and don't think about other people or about stuff from the past. Appreciate the things around you and do that stuff that you do, right now, as well as you can! Focus brother! Focus Sister! It's easier said than done but everyone can do that! You just need to want it! If you want something, you'll find a way! Have a good day!

[@waltofalltrades6817]

I am NOT hesitant to tell someone my beliefs, but for a different reason. I have come to accept people who disagree with me, if they wish to shun me for speaking my mind they show how uncivil the are. Anyone who is willing to listen to someone else's beliefs while not letting their own cloud their judgment are the ones who are truly civilized. I don't wish to affiliate with anyone who doesn't listen and acts like a child. If I end up dying alone because of it, let it be done. You don't have to agree with someone to get along with them.

[@SoftSorbetGaming]

Honestly these videos are like free therapy🙌🏻 keep going 👏🏻

[@AndrewKirbys]

Thankya

[@aniketkumarmishra6198]

Always Putting On So Valuable Content 🔥🔥

[@ARCAMARC]

Did you see it??? At 9:48 Something appears behind the door behind Andrew omg it is white and wispy like a arm or something? What is it?

[@jeremysurls]

I'm pretty sure it's the reflection from a car passing by the window behind the camera

[@ARCAMARC]

​@@jeremysurls makes sense

[@UnknownCartoonEditor]

🔥🔥 Such an important topic, stay away from the average, stick to your own principles, avoid totally conforming and becoming a dreamless zombie.

[@vinsensiusadewinata5452]

How society think difference in physical or difference in belief. We are just the same, Human. So stop putting down each other, Tolerance is the perfect traits for human, so we can live at peace. JUST UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER. BE SELFISH TO BECOME BETTER SELF TO HELP OTHER.

[@THEDRAWINGSTUDIO1]

I answered no, but that's because I still say what I think even if I know I'm gonna trigger them.