This World is Doomed

[@elnazknl4517]

Each time there is a new video, I say this is your best so far. You just improve as you go! Great job 22:56 taking pics of napkins out of everything in the arcane premiere LMAO

[@callahan454]

first time watching OC and man I was not expecting this quality from a starting channel

[@Lunashinee]

I love the editing and narrative in this one sm

[@dinglemcsquire]

Damn. As a big Lovecraftian fan, the video showcasing your dialogue and editing skills is so captivating. Please keep it up.

[@irystocrattakodachithatmooms]

It's likely that Pacific Drive is another such story as it's all too possible the effects of the events on the Olympic Peninsula could spread infinitely.

[@bat_nick]

Even though that Chernobyl is a true tragedy, in a more fictional setting the invisible poison of radiation is a cool horror concept as an intangible monster/danger.

[@mcr00kes]

"The Magnus Archives" is a podcast that definitely represents the "noble cause" aspect of cosmic horror. Trying to stop evils taking over the world, accidentally leading to something worse .. this is probably the scariest, because the protagonist in these scenarios is being led from the start. Inevitability, like watching a car crash in slow motion, is one of the most horrible destinies

[@macwilbz]

you got yourself a new subscriber man..this is good stuff

[@mercenarygundam1487]

How to DOOM a world? Simple: Not learning from history.

[@CosmicHours]

It's as simple as doing the opposite of everything we did 50 years ago really

[@mercenarygundam1487]

@CosmicHours I mean look at the current state of the world: The Big three (USA, Russia and China) are all in their twilight years. Current generation has more brainrot than road kill Environmental and science experts are either ignored or undermined by greedy corporations Incompetent buffoons being elected to lead a country. Fundamentalists constantly using whatever excuses to justify their atrocities. I could go on and on but we would be here for a good while.

[@mercenarygundam1487]

@CosmicHours Because KZbin is ran by a bunch of morons and auto deletes comments. Just look at the current state of the world and see how people fail to learn the lessons from the past few decades.

[@Martial-Mat]

When have we destroyed the world in the past?

[@iamwillswift]

Love watching content like this sunny!

[@Babumba0o0]

Yes new Upload. Perfect to fall asleep to

[@lollezzo]

the upload i was waiting for pog!

[@ditzykunoichi]

I feel like some stories are definitely "world ending" after you read them, but in terms of ego death, that we are never the same after.

[@itsmeruka]

this is such a underrated channel, I really hope 2025 will be your year

[@alexandrub8786]

Great video. Ngl i expected warhammer in here somewhere. (Edit) for exemple that book of Tzench belivered to the bureaucrat on his birthday(?) about what happened to his family, his world/hope being destroyed and being hunted by a monstruosity that sounds like his wife.

[@winsloww2669]

The Animal Well music was used perfectly

[@DougHoward-rc9qw]

Excellent video!

[@melvyncardenas6493]

Where did the scene of the giant monster destroying the city by walking comes from

[@jiririnagl302]

Excellent video.

[@mrn4ch0s22]

COMMENTING FOR ALGORITHM

[@Lunashinee]

omg arcane and bloodborne? Let's goooo

[@BrittDB]

So cool!! 👽

[@CaptainRufus]

Irl doom to the Earth as we know it tends to be a slow rot. Not with a roar but a slow and nearly silent fart.

[@veinark6011]

Are this game can play in phone?

[@donkfail1]

I can't help thinking this demonising of knowledge sounds more like a recipe for doom. Isn't it more dangerous to ignore knowledge, only acting according to your conviction/ideology/faith and ignoring the known facts? We are more likely to fail if we lack knowledge or mistake lies for the truth due to lack of knowledge. The idea that one can achieve some "ultimate truth" by just believing in a certain claim or following one idea is the very opposite to pursuit of actual knowledge.

[@RyanArgo]

is this Snnuy voice?

[@elnazknl4517]

New video let’s goooooooo

[@dragomaster2422]

Ignorance is bliss!!

[@DarthBiomech]

"hubris" is the most overused word in essays like this one. and it is always used incorrectly, in an antiintellectualist way.

[@dark_demon2522]

Explain it then, please (Sorry if this sounds rude its a genuine question)

[@DarthBiomech]

@@dark_demon2522 What it means: a *prideful* inability to even consider being wrong (or immoral). How it's most often used: to bash unwillingness to "know your place" and being curious about the unknown.

[@bat_nick]

These words can adapt to new meanings, sometimes they reach a new use and is not incorrect in the new context, is all cultural, like how the word "Literally" is now is commonly used as an exaggeration even though it was supposed to be the opposite.