The Philosophical Questions Iceberg Explained

[@MrMalformedllama]

I'll never forget day 1 of my philosophy class, my professor told us how his friend (another professor at a different school) went down such a deep path of philosophy that he ended up taking his own life. He never mentioned what he got into specifically, or whether he was dealing with mental illness, but it's trippy shit to get into. Solipsism especially.

[@crayzz6472]

damn.

[@justbegoodlito]

Mine asked me for a cigarette lit it up in class and asked each and everyone one of us something we love and hate about life

[@batheinafuckboysblood]

@@justbegoodlitowhy do you feel the need to lie about something so pointless?

[@justbegoodlito]

@@batheinafuckboysblood misery loves company huh ?

[@paulchen7628]

Cause at the end of philosophy it’s just, you exist because you just do

[@TheOneWhoKnocks969]

Alternative title: 3am thoughts iceberg

[@mvelomtshweni-gd4dr]

😂😂lol

[@timofeysafronov4371]

The prescription : watch this one only smoking cigarettes at the end of the night

[@TokerShark]

So true,it starts with thinking about something I said or haven’t done , then slowly but inevitably ,thoughts roll around to how myself,or anything exists, who made god(supposing god exists) and why is there anything. Then,as the morning birds begin to sound off, in a bit of an anxious panic, I manage to nod off .

[@og_jakey]

oh lawd thats relatable @@timofeysafronov4371

[@timofeysafronov4371]

​@@TokerShark you've reminded me a song Monkeyland by The Chameleons

[@goldmund2902]

This has to be the wildest pronunciation of Nietzsche and Schopenhauer that I've ever encountered. 😅

[@Lil_Ducky97]

Taoism got me

[@robsutton3092]

As a philosophy major, much of our education was based on reading and not actually speaking these words or names. Many of the writings are translated from German, French, Greek, etc. The only time we ever heard these things spoken was during lectures, and even the professors differed on their pronunciations. My point is that just because you mispronounce a word or name doesn’t mean you misunderstand it.

[@goldmund2902]

@@robsutton3092 Nobody has accused him of not understanding. I am German, so this sounds just funny in my ears - though, i don't expect anybody to have a perfect pronunciation. Nevertheless, I've heard many wrong pronunciations but these still came unexpected. An though, I mostly agree with your point, it most definitely changes the impression of the entire text that is given. It is the same with misspelling of words. And tbh, I think a philosophy professor should at least try to get the pronunciation right.

[@robsutton3092]

I should not have assumed you were criticizing his understanding of the subject. You were just criticizing him for another form of ignorance. I have done the same thing. You’re right about misspellings, too, though it is easier to perform an automated spellcheck than a pronunciation-check. The mispronunciations in this video were likely due to the fact that he has never or not often heard some of these words and names spoken. The subject matter of philosophy, though underlying and applicable to literally everything, is not a common topic of discussion for most people. Perhaps that should change. As lovers of wisdom, we should be appreciative of attempts at discussing these issues even with mispronunciations.

[@eliesbutz3317]

It’s an AI voice

[@theultimatechannel846]

Nietzsche was absolutely not a nihilist. His philosophy is about affirmation of life and living it fully. In fact he criticizes nihilism quite often.

[@erebos3517]

for some time, he was in fact was a nihilist, he followed schopenhauer, that's why after that he affirms life.

[@jens4204]

I think you mean Nitsh i did not hear him mention Nietzsche

[@SongsForSorrows]

True. He even critiques them on his The Will to Power.

[@gabrielaloisi]

I think he was an ACTIVE nihilist. But his philosophy is really vague, so...

[@SongsForSorrows]

​@@gabrielaloisi He was; and maybe *not* completely nihilistic. I do agree that his philosophies are vague; but I think he's trying to make us ourselves create new values what's best for us, especially a way to *overcome* nihilism, or something... I could be wrong.

[@dripstein6130]

Love how this guy confidently botches the pronunciation of so many things

[@rainymood7176]

Happens to the best of us

[@mrbruh3060]

sisyphilis killed me

[@KonigSandwich]

Bahahaha, true, it’s rather cute though

[@jackdarby2168]

Philosophical questions stem from the sort of questions that we can wonder about; we can think about producing something, about doing something or about what thinking itself or about nature. Carpenter thinks about producing or making a chair, engineer about something else, builder about building, etc. this isn't called philosophy but art or carft. We think about what to do and this is different from the thinking about making something( the latter has a product that is in the end of the thought, but the former has an mastered action at the end), such as taking care of our loved ones and this is economic philosophy( because we mainly have to earn money and spend it well. "Economic" in ancient Greek means "household economic"), and taking care of the civil society and this is political philosophy. All these kinds of thought have an ethical aspect to them, and are called moral philosophy. We also think about thinking itself in logic where we consider whether a concept is applicable ( predicable) to something or not, as dog is not applicable to Socrates( as we don't say, "Socates is a dog") but man is( as we say, "Socates is a man"). The signs of concepts, like noun and verb and everything in grammar are also included here. The last part studies nature and this can be studied in many ways. All these divisions of philosophy express the order in one way or the other. Natural philosophy the order of nature, logical philosophy order among concpetions and moral philosophy order among action as they stand to some good. Question can be resolved but it takes too much time and effort..

[@tunisiangoldfarmer1508]

Feel like he buys hella comments tbh. 2nd vid I've seen on his and there are loads of "love to see your channel grow" comments, and only a few ppl always complaning bout how these are chatgpt vids

[@casston6920]

I love the combo of Sisyphus and Syphilis to create Sysiphilus

[@mehaplebypotatocalledtaqwa4773]

Timestamps: add them in the description or as chapters @Snook 0:00 Intro Tier 1 0:58 Theism 1:43 Your Significance 3:56 Atheism 4:58 Mortality 6:13 Size of the World 8:04 Sonder 8:53 Mandela Effect 9:48 Consciousness 10:47 Afterlife Tier 2 11:50 Trolley Problem 13:14 Deontology vs Consequentialism 15:08 Pessimism 16:08 Apocalypse 17:38 Psychological Hedonism 18:42 Nihilism vs Existentialism 20:30 Fermi Paradox 22:31 Ship of Theseus 24:19 Immortality Tier 3 26:04 Moral Nihilism 28:06 Absurdism 29:51 Antinatalism 31:55 Time Travel 33:36 Simulation Theory 35:28 Philosophical Zombie 36:03 Omphalos Hypothesis 37:43 Solipsism 39:40 Determinism Tier 4 40:45 Boltzmann Brain 42:36 Promortalism 44:20 Quantum Immortality 45:26 Roko's Basilisk 46:52 Ignorance is Bliss 48:19 The Existence of Existence 51:02 Outro

[@Sunderbanz322]

Pin this person 🗣️💯‼️

[@saftheartist]

Tier 2 was missing the omnipotence paradox from the image.

[@mehaplebypotatocalledtaqwa4773]

@@saftheartist sometimes he skips some of the entries

[@PNWMAK]

I’m the 69th 👍 🎉

[@GreatOne_1]

​@@mehaplebypotatocalledtaqwa4773 Bcs it's a bot, the person forgot to add it to the script

[@naxmaxJK]

Bro really dropped a whole info hazard on all of us without any warning or anything in a cheery voice 🤣 then followed it up with ignorance is bliss that couldn't have been more perfect.

[@eastwoodsgolfer]

All hail the basilisk!

[@ahmedalouffi]

does infohazard mean hes supposed to warn us and that the information can be harmful to us?

[@naxmaxJK]

@@ahmedalouffi theoretically yes but that's why we also bring up rocco the ai and lover of humanity who is created to be the counter to the basilisk and any who bring it about.

[@dima.86]

The ''myth of Sisyphilis'' is my new fav concept

[@ohyonnaha]

I look forward to every ice berg video you make! I may be a nobody, but these videos truly make me happy. Keep up the good work, your progressing amazingly!

[@Snook_YT]

You don’t realize how much this comment means to me, the whole reason I started making content is to get comments like this, just to make someone’s day a little bit better. Thank you for watching, much love ✌️

[@Earthtomatt]

Nobody’s Nobody.

[@jimc.goodfellas]

You're not a nobody friend

[@jackdarby2168]

Philosophical questions stem from the sort of questions that we can wonder about; we can think about producing something, about doing something or about what thinking itself or about nature. Carpenter thinks about producing or making a chair, engineer about something else, builder about building, etc. this isn't called philosophy but art or carft. We think about what to do and this is different from the thinking about making something( the latter has a product that is in the end of the thought, but the former has an mastered action at the end), such as taking care of our loved ones and this is economic philosophy( because we mainly have to earn money and spend it well. "Economic" in ancient Greek means "household economic"), and taking care of the civil society and this is political philosophy. All these kinds of thought have an ethical aspect to them, and are called moral philosophy. We also think about thinking itself in logic where we consider whether a concept is applicable ( predicable) to something or not, as dog is not applicable to Socrates( as we don't say, "Socates is a dog") but man is( as we say, "Socates is a man"). The signs of concepts, like noun and verb and everything in grammar are also included here. The last part studies nature and this can be studied in many ways. All these divisions of philosophy express the order in one way or the other. Natural philosophy the order of nature, logical philosophy order among concpetions and moral philosophy order among action as they stand to some good. Question can be resolved but it takes too much time and effort..

[@Mtioo1]

I hope his 100k subscriber special will be an iceberg iceberg

[@lukescott13]

that's actually a great idea!

[@russ-t2c]

16:41 (min ago) couldn't stop laughing at the pessimistic "Nyi'tch" lol wasn't expecting that

[@russ-t2c]

"Dark Lord Nyit'ch" 19:03

[@kentbenedict2005]

Well... looks like it's time for another shot of existential thoughts. Keep on doing it👍

[@driftertravelerman6893]

I see youve also watched the fortnite iceberg! Its very deep! Deeper than moisty mire!

[@militantpacifist4087]

The one that is at the very bottom: Does size matter?

[@27Flopps]

Not really a philosophical question

[@jasonphoenix3569]

@@27Floppswhoosh

[@EMDS04]

⁠@@27Floppshow is it not a philosophical question? Is it about the size or is there something else at play, perhaps performance or width are other factors to consider? However, the question still remains , does size matter ?

[@realmadduck2464]

​@@EMDS04it has personality man :(

[@Ravager-u2v]

lmaooooo

[@bluebirdmoment]

I plan to revisit this video later in the future to see how my world views have changed. I've made a list of every thought experiment, my thoughts on them, and I believe I came out with a vastly different understanding of my own perception and observation than I ever did before. My head hurts but the ways in which I can apply this to my life in the future and be there for others using the arguments against or supporting some of these thought experiments is priceless and I think you for making such a comprehensive and understandable video on such a hard subject to grasp. Thanks a ton!

[@HeavyMetal45]

Nice iceberg, there is definitely something to ignorance is bliss. Existence haunts me at times and I’ve delved down every one of these ideas or questions. An outsider might look at me, aimlessly wondering and perhaps even torturing myself and then compare me to someone with a cognitive impairment who is just happy go lucky. Who has it better off mentally really? I’d never wish for my intellect to go away but sometimes it really is better just not knowing. I’m sure people much smarter than me might look at me the same way.

[@Muldvarp_]

Holy nice going dude! It's been amazing seeing you grow as a content creator, I remember chuckling at your pronunciation of the names of some of the philosophers not so long ago, but hearing you now that's some growth and dedication man! You can really see you are also getting a really great grasp on the concept and are also a lot better at reading your script naturally! Keep at it man, i always listen when a new one comes out and I keep being supprised you deserve to reach that sub goal for your dedication!

[@rx2524]

i like your icebergs man, very informative

[@jotahoe5017]

Watching this before studying philosophy, I'll prob watch the philosophy iceberg too before studying! Might even recommend those 2 vids to my teacher cuz this is really interesting!

[@gil5885]

same except it was logic which has almost nothing to do with the stuff in this video lol

[@beyondcomprehensions]

Snook, the progress is much better and growing rapidly. But my concern stays the same, youre reading on a pace that are way too fast. Before, youre using a safer vocabulary thus the connotations and pronounciation are fine. But on this its apparent, more to me because these type of videos, one like urs to help me focus while doing work. While the video is and content research are getting better, so is the words, but your fast pace sacrifice the pronounciations. Take your time and read the words from your heart bro. Love ur vids, keep up the great work.

[@juliana.x0x0]

Love the constructive criticism! I think that's one of the most supportive and helpful things someone can do for a creator they like, as long as it's genuine, like this. 😊

[@KittyLandMojo]

I've watched several of his videos so far and I won't lie the pronunciation, or rather mispronunciation of words becomes distracting very quickly. I was going to leave my own comment but decided to see if anyone else had noticed and mentioned it already.

[@lukescott13]

​@KittyLandMojo Same here! Glad someone else got to I first! I was nervous he'd think I'm hating! love his vids

[@eileighmunro3980]

he's using AI

[@MvsicAdd7ct]

​@@eileighmunro3980 I don't think it's AI because I don't think that AI breathes

[@Number9Robotic]

Snook I really love your iceberg vids, your topics of choice, how you describe them, and I'm very excited to see you get to 100k subscribers, but pleaaaaaaaaaase, take your time while recording your script! There's just a lot of really glaring slip-ups and mispronunciations that get distracting after a while. I understand you wanna get these vids out fast, but plssssss, just an extra take or so per segment would very much bump up the quality!

[@VelvetySharkToast]

when he sees a word he's never seen before, he really needs to look up the pronunciation. his guesses aren't good.

[@babymetalenjoyer]

​@@VelvetySharkToastespecially names. Took me quite long to get he was saying Nietzsche (which is a German name) as a native speaker of German.

[@jackdarby2168]

Philosophical questions stem from the sort of questions that we can wonder about; we can think about producing something, about doing something or about what thinking itself or about nature. Carpenter thinks about producing or making a chair, engineer about something else, builder about building, etc. this isn't called philosophy but art or carft. We think about what to do and this is different from the thinking about making something( the latter has a product that is in the end of the thought, but the former has an mastered action at the end), such as taking care of our loved ones and this is economic philosophy( because we mainly have to earn money and spend it well. "Economic" in ancient Greek means "household economic"), and taking care of the civil society and this is political philosophy. All these kinds of thought have an ethical aspect to them, and are called moral philosophy. We also think about thinking itself in logic where we consider whether a concept is applicable ( predicable) to something or not, as dog is not applicable to Socrates( as we don't say, "Socates is a dog") but man is( as we say, "Socates is a man"). The signs of concepts, like noun and verb and everything in grammar are also included here. The last part studies nature and this can be studied in many ways. All these divisions of philosophy express the order in one way or the other. Natural philosophy the order of nature, logical philosophy order among concpetions and moral philosophy order among action as they stand to some good. Question can be resolved but it takes too much time and effort..

[@nyankittycharliedude]

was coming to makr this exact comment, some of the pronounciations are just so offputting. It takes you out of the immersion of the explanation and makes you feel like hes just reading a script he didn't write

[@jackdarby2168]

@@nyankittycharliedude it is ai generated..lucrative

[@psyche6914]

I can’t wait to see this channel hit 100k?? I’m almost sad I didn’t find these sooner

[@TheHiddenOne690]

Snook once again killing the game with these icebergs! 100k soon!

[@stef-ruvx]

Aside from the mispronouncations and slurring your words this video was great!

[@cheesebiscuit6199]

It’s because he’s reading off the AI generated responses

[@RDAalltheway]

This is your best video yet! Keep up the great work!

[@matthewayvar9393]

Such an underrated content creator great background noise and very interesting topics love your videos i just had to subscribe

[@obamaprism153]

Sparkling

[@Snook_YT]

W

[@elohel6955]

Perfect timing, I have a philosophy essay due soon and this should get the juices flowing

[@thriftstoregucci3978]

Good luck

[@ghostofnamalsk6188]

regarding the fermi paradox, I've always struggled to see it as a paradox at all. consider this hypothetical situation: you are placed at a random point in the yellowstone national park, and your friend may or may not be placed at random as well, but you're not told if he is or isn't. neither of you know if you're alone or if your friend is out there. whether he's part of the experiment or not, you're tasked with trying to find each other with minimal supplies. you could be on the face of one mountain looking across a valley to another mountain. even if your friend is on the face of that mountain, you may flail your arms or wave a blanket or whatever it might be, but the odds of you noticing him, him noticing you, or (much less) you both noticing each other, are abysmally low. you might. but before all odds, you could spend forever waving your arms out into the open without ever coming into contact with each other. I think that's less of a paradox and more of a lack of proper resources or positioning that would allow for contact at all.

[@seivax_mkw6756]

Finally a good Iceberg again! Great video!

[@Victorianbeetle]

I have no clue how this only gets 9000 view, you should get a lot more, your work is amazing!

[@juliana.x0x0]

It's at, what, 30k right now? For being out less than 24 hours, that's pretty impressive! I bet he will end up with a few hundred thousand a few months down the line. He deserves it!

[@judestokes]

this was such a thought provoking video i had too load up my phone too comment, you’ve earned the following of my laptop and phone, such an incredible video its vividly wild and honestly so unbelievably interesting it was hard too tell myself too go sleep and finish the video tomorrow, I’ve been quite fond of philosophy and have chosen too continue it at college after i finish high school, I’ve done lots of research into solipsism, nihlism, sonder and stoicism but no research has had me as baffled and intruiged as any single second in this video, incredible.

[@xinter2104]

Just keep putting out this content bruther. You're one subscriber closer today

[@2shy2guy52]

Honestly when I heard you say you wanted to hit 100k by the end of the year I kinda thought, "that's wishful thinking," but then I saw that this video came out 2 weeks ago and you've already gotten 15k more... I'm really rooting for you on this one.

[@Acro_YT]

One must imagine Snook covering icebergs

[@nightporter2023]

I think the consciousness part of the iceberg refers to the philosophy of mind and the hard problem of consciousness.

[@sansy_trashbag8534]

Yeah, I think he just mistook consciousness for conscience

[@og_jakey]

All of your videos are creating some really insane dreams recently dude, love your channel.

[@abigailmartinez9843]

I love when this happens 😂 but I gotta be careful sometimes or I have pretty much a nightmare

[@og_jakey]

Crazy where the mid goes right? One of @Snook_YT 's video about space gave me a nightmare about liminal spaces... on other planets. There are no words. It was more fascinating than scary but I've never had a dream like that :) @@abigailmartinez9843

[@ashzm7949]

Love your content man we appreciate the effort you are putting in every video. Love from Iran ❤

[@Snook_YT]

Thank you for the support bro

[@zcgaming8404]

Dang this is recommended to me while i was about to sleep

[@jackdarby2168]

Philosophical questions stem from the sort of questions that we can wonder about; we can think about producing something, about doing something or about what thinking itself or about nature. Carpenter thinks about producing or making a chair, engineer about something else, builder about building, etc. this isn't called philosophy but art or carft. We think about what to do and this is different from the thinking about making something( the latter has a product that is in the end of the thought, but the former has an mastered action at the end), such as taking care of our loved ones and this is economic philosophy( because we mainly have to earn money and spend it well. "Economic" in ancient Greek means "household economic"), and taking care of the civil society and this is political philosophy. All these kinds of thought have an ethical aspect to them, and are called moral philosophy. We also think about thinking itself in logic where we consider whether a concept is applicable ( predicable) to something or not, as dog is not applicable to Socrates( as we don't say, "Socates is a dog") but man is( as we say, "Socates is a man"). The signs of concepts, like noun and verb and everything in grammar are also included here. The last part studies nature and this can be studied in many ways. All these divisions of philosophy express the order in one way or the other. Natural philosophy the order of nature, logical philosophy order among concpetions and moral philosophy order among action as they stand to some good. Question can be resolved but it takes too much time and effort..

[@raesifers]

can't wait for the apocalypse iceberg! a fun listen as always

[@zivamayne]

This topic is kinda niche, the whole video is niche too. But those existential crisis and philosophy videos did so well, so I get it

[@olohfj]

9:11 ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT USE OF THE MANDELA EFFECT.....

[@jackneil4801]

A little mistake in the "Mandela Effect" explanation, Nelson Mandela wasn't president of South America, he was the president of South Africa 🇿🇦 Love your videos Snook keep up the great work 😎🔥

[@mattjones2003]

Yea how can we belive anything else he says if he got something so simple so wrong

[@haleyrobert9141]

@@mattjones2003do your own research instead of relying solely on KZbin. He’s human

[@mattjones2003]

@@haleyrobert9141 I do thats why I was pissed that something so simple was wrong. He needs to do his research

[@gogogappy]

Bro thinks he’s The Thinker

[@thereturnofglenhaven721]

🧐 ✊

[@sokol2629]

INTP

[@ALY-xc7fl]

We are all the thinker. All you have to do is think.

[@saftheartist]

The existence of existence is likely just preserving homeostasis.

[@sifer0]

your channel is so gold holy

[@S13nnaishere]

Definitely the best video to listen to while trying to sleep (I’m questioning everything)

[@frank2107]

A few geniuine tips for future videos: 1) Go a bit slower, to make sure you don’t stumble on difficult words (you’re talking fairly fast so I don’t think slowing down would make the videos feel sluggish), 2) Read through your script properly before recording so you’re really familiar with it, 3) When in doubt, look up how to pronounce certain words/names (for example ”antinatalist”, ”Sisyphus”, ”Nietzsche”). You’re tackling a lot of tricky words, so it’s understandable you’re not familiar with their pronounciations, just do a quick google before recording. Keep up the good work!

[@dr.chillwell4435]

I really love your videos and the topics you choose. If you are open to constructive feedback, please, please, please slow down just a little bit. Don't be afraid to take your time. If you stumble on a sentence, just stop and take a breath and read it again. You can edit out all the slip ups. And also, please take a moment to look up how to pronounce things if you're not sure. You say Nietzsche often enough to say it right. It's like NEE-chuh (emphasis on the first syllable.) It's distracting when you make this mistakes over and over. I just want to be able to listen to what you're saying without getting distracted because I love your content! You're doing a great job!

[@Bohoro]

I noticed the same thing with him saying baskilisk. It's not a big mistake and it doesn't take away from the video as a whole but it is a bit distracting

[@Gubbins_McBumbersnoot]

Dude this video compared to your old ones are like night and day. I can tell youve slowed down a bit and focused on pronunciation. Excellent progress my dude keep it up!

[@AchiriloaieiRobert]

Watching this video is just a reminder, more specifically towards the idea of knowing less, having a simple, or accepting that there is no answer to "that question" (you have the freedom of choosing) may be more beneficial in the long run. But, At the same time I'm not going to lie, it's intriguing.

[@DONTTURNAROUND99]

Snook never fails to make videos that have me hooked

[@MyShadow021]

“Nelson Mandela the South American president?” Damn, man. You almost had me

[@feltongailey8987]

So glad you mentioned, The Mandela Effect. I could barely remember the other 471 times I had heard of it. And that, is my attempt at sarcasm.

[@shewhomustnotbenamed155]

😂 Touché

[@xXREDstoneMANXx]

Isn't the point of a tier list for it to start with popular ideas and then go down to less known ones. So this sarcasm doesn't work

[@mariomario-fk4di]

Complex topics are broken down so easily. Everything is made so understandable.

[@DanielAusMV-op9mi]

I think your videos are totally awesome

[@lettuce1626]

I love philosphophical thoughts, theyre so interesting to think about

[@Saintstheone]

There it is the dreaded misrepresentation of nietzsche and his words

[@corbynlarsson9279]

What a nice day to watch some youtube! *My recommended:*

[@samlawlor4235]

i try to fall asleep to your videos. they’re so relaxing. but i always get 3 minute ads every 2 mins that i have to wake up to skip 😭

[@islicedice4139]

This guy really just called Mandela the president of South America

[@MatsYoo]

Afterlife and consciousness in the first tier is wild

[@Cereal-Designated-Question]

✨Sparkles✨Thanks for your video and further contribution to my questions to the universe your gonna make it to 1 mil I believe in you pally keep up the good work

[@luciar5922]

I'm surprised antinatalism is so low on the iceberg

[@Neverparty27]

Good video, keep it up 👍

[@heckincat1406]

The iceberg of being boofed out of your mind with your friend and you ask all of those, "yo...bro? You ever think about, like, stuff?"

[@idkhahahaha]

Theyre good questions though, ones that if you dont think about them now, you will later.

[@theprinceofinadequatelighting]

I think you and I may have different definitions of "boof" But if we don't then hey I'm not shaming, just uh, be safe - stuff that enters through the exit doesn't go through the liver and metabolize before it gets into the bloodstream.

[@heckincat1406]

@@theprinceofinadequatelighting yeah, I just meant smoking werd and getting high af

[@AllBuggy24]

Im litterally like in love with youre videos, im hooked on them

[@thezoobiscuit9209]

“Former president of South America” is crazy

[@flyinonmars]

i feel like the meaning of life is countin these stacks of blue cheese while im puffin on the highest grade of biscotti💯✍🏾

[@henrizweegers8201]

A philosopher never gets bored. I would like to see a total ban on advertising, which would have many benefits. I'd like to hear your view on that.

[@locoroco7000]

sparkling. nice video

[@divine_778]

Hey, please try to add time stamps in the video which will be helpful

[@Philbilly_Rocks]

Sparkling job playboy. I love icebergs even though I dig the rocks. Many philosophical issues for me with digging rocks

[@ssskrygorn5365]

Crazy that humans themselves have figured this shit on their own.

[@BlackJet-007]

One guy seems awfully happy in the more complex trolley problem

[@somenubplayinggames4415]

uh about the existence of existence question. I get constant nightmares about losing my consciousness through death and stuff, but regardless keep watching philosophy stuff anyway. And what calms me is something I acquired from trying to write books and read Nietzsche. Existence is one big beautiful book. You are the main character of your stage, sure we are tiny, but not according to our eyes. I have decided that at the end of the day trust in whoever or whatever this author is. It has already given us such a beautiful experience, whatever comes are way, I'm just going to have to trust them and play my roll like a pro. Edit: just realized I didn't really answer the question and made a mighty long post, sorry.

[@3TMANEISGUTS]

I jus love falling asleep on the first entries and waking up to the more obscure entries and feel like im high😭🙏🏻

[@Leoishness]

I like watching this and relate to it. I aprox. 4 years ago started to have thought about life and what I’m here for, my purpose. I got so deep into it I had anxiety of what was going to happen after this life. My most messed up thought was thinking if after Im dead will I ever see my family again. Will I get lost and never see my family again or get to feel the warmth of my parents? It’s so messed up. That day I remember I got up at 2 am and hugged my mom in bed and told her that I love here a lot. Sometimes overthinking doesn’t do much. Just creates a lot of anxiety. The present and the moment is what matters the most what happens after really doesn’t matter. We don’t know what really waits for us ahead.

[@outsider8200]

The point of life is to spread life. The more we succeed as a species the more me can help other species thrive. The more we can help other species thrive the more we can make our entire plant thrive. The more the species on our plant thrives (including humans) the more the species on our plant will be able to help spread life to other empty planets. The point of life is to spread the gift of live as far across the emptiness of the cosmos’s as one can.

[@Mtioo1]

Just commenting to help the algorithm

[@MccandlessH]

I might fall asleep to this not that it’s boring I’m just exhausted and don’t feel like turning it off

[@b4denb4d3n]

Solipsism has been haunting me for months

[@selim666]

im Deep in my Solipsism "phase" and honestly I’m so fucked. I don’t know what to do anymore honestly. It’s tiring knowing there nothing you can do and just accept. I wanna know everything but yk what is everything what is nothing. I’m scared and have no one to talk to about this

[@Veltresworld]

Solipsism is false. Become a Christian. we don’t have to live in a solipsist world

[@Veltresworld]

you can talk to me about this if u want.

[@georgegobin1839]

I love watching your Vids at 3AM!😳☠️👀

[@4nthonyig]

this video made me fall asleep

[@MoDavison]

So glad I found your content 😊

[@VO1D333]

All of existence was made for us to mature.

[@Tea_with_fonts]

Nelson mandela former south AMERICAN president 😭😭😭🙏

[@housephone591]

I thought to myself, hell I can't be the only one that realised this mistake😂 Love from SA

[@Happymz]

Like the Van Gogh thumbnail

[@salmon5895]

This is the only channel I can watch, accidentally fall asleep to then wake up and FINISH the video. I can’t get enough.

[@DieEinstes]

Great vid man. Usually don't comment on corrections but Mandela was a South African president

[@stevenspurgeon2087]

If a glass is being emptied it's half empty. If it's being filled it's half full.

[@gabrieldunn2027]

Wowzers man this video is great.

[@ka3i601]

in 9:09 there's an error in the info you said the south american president.he's the South African president. and thank u for the video as always

[@Tehstampede]

Ignorance is bliss, but someone can be too blissful.

[@AllieHeart902]

With quantum immortality... one way that one could theoretically get out of it is to intentionally s word themselves with a way that has a 100 percent lethality rate plus have a fool proof way to enact it without the possibility of anything happening to stop it. But if quantum immortality is in fact real doing so could potentially break time itself.

[@reves3333]

i mean who is to say if you succeed, they cant figure out a way to bring you back or keep whatever its keeping your consciousness alive so it to keeps going?

[@BlackFuneralFlowers]

Good video !

[@castunderworld]

Gonna fall asleep and wake up to this

[@solomonabla]

this is the most surface level ice berg ever 😂