Why we NEED Neuralink! (GTA Playlist)

[@Shiroar]

I said it in twitch chat and I will say it again: please do “mundane” vlogs! It doesn’t always have to be high energy and constant hilarity to be good. Sometimes just watching three friends do chill things together is nice. So yeah I would watch you go shopping in Tesco or eat a burger at some random place just as eagerly as I would watch you build your own Mario karts to race around Queen’s Square or finally get around to lube wrestling in the warehouse.

[@shanemorton773]

Lol. Still a fan after all this time? Happy to see you well!!!

[@Shiroar]

@@shanemorton773 hatter forever!

[@SpaceDogLaika]

Don't forget the scratch cards!

[@julianbryant1115]

I second this !

[@SolstaceWinters]

The Hat Vlogs are some of my favorite content because they ARE just chilling, cracking jokes, and just generally having a good time. I'm a firm believer in the idea that if the content creators are having a good time, then WE'LL have a good time. That energy reads through to the viewer.

[@DeadChannelSeeBluetheNerd]

Hat Films ironically joking about "we do normal human things" vlogs, unknowing that I would watch every single one

[@taglion8795]

I completed my degree in psychology & criminology two years ago now and one of the main things that stands out to me that I learnt in criminology - not only does the death penalty not affect crime rates positively, but in fact in some cases it has worsened crime. This makes the death penalty potentially criminogenic, much like prisons are in general (prisons are sometimes referred to as universities of crime). Also, kind of linking to this point as another reason why the death penalty is a bad idea - around 1/5 people in prison (in the UK) are in there due to a false confession. Literally around 20% of people in prison are there because they admitted to a crime that they didn't commit. This is because either people take the blame for others, especially family members, or due to horrific interrogation techniques used by the police that force so much stress upon the individual that it forces a confession just so they can escape the situation. I'm starting a job as a prison officer next month. I finally get to put my degree to use.

[@Khrayfish]

How is it cheaper to lock people up for life than execute them? It costs like $25,000 per year to detain someone in prison. A bullet costs like $0.12.

[@kuridongo]

@@Khrayfish capital punishment is subject to many other legal fees and court expenses than a life sentence. it has been much more expensive in the last decades to kill someone than to rehabilitate

[@chriss.9398]

What is your opinion about how it is used as leverage in court cases? I have been watching a lot of serial killer documentaries and in a lot of the cases, they end up giving additional information(such as where bodies are buried) in a plea bargain to avoid the death penalty. It didn't prevent those people from committing the crimes in the first place though, but literally nothing will prevent that.

[@Phagocytosis]

0:24 Love that Ross was about to do his usual crazy high-energy intro there. He's a diligent one.

[@CriticoolHit]

I am seduced by the sultry and smooth tones of Ross' voice.

[@carbolic_smokeball]

I love these podcasts.

[@Khrayfish]

Podcast with car noises in the background.

[@carbolic_smokeball]

@@Khrayfish Those are the best kind.

[@hakonbjrngard5890]

@@Khrayfish Still better than asmr, amirite

[@kinnarawanderer]

"It's a little dystopic" What got me was at one point during the video he's like "Next 10,000 subscribers have a chance at winning $1,000!" Or something like that. I'm sure he's enthusiastic and genuine. And he works hard. And something about him still makes my skin crawl.

[@Alizudo]

Because he's a disgusting man that doesn't seem to value money or human life.

[@the_decryptor]

Something I've always found funny about the Neuralink, Elon said his interest in it comes from the idea of the "neural lace" mentioned in The Culture series, but in the book it's described as "A more exquisite and economical method of torturing creatures such as yourself has yet to be invented."

[@colinoliver]

thanks for talking about this stuff 💜

[@TheZombyHamster]

I feel like this had a lot of good points. I had never considered the necessity of continuing the thought of opposing capital punishment in this light, thank you for the impuls.

[@tess8557]

Smithy forgets that it only takes an individual to make a whole lot of petrol bombs

[@scottg3192]

5th of November part 2 anyone?? That probably put me on a list...

[@oliviareyes7838]

You guys keep up the good work! Perfect balance of funny entertainment and insightful conversation! I love listening to what you guys have to say, and what the rest of this community has to say!

[@fsfaith]

So what Trott described was basically the premise of the game "We happy few".

[@conner6052]

I love that at the beginning of this Trott got 2 insane rocket kills but they were to deep in conversation to notice them!

[@hectorgarcia9664]

I like the strong juxtaposition at the end. Deep talking into buy our merch.

[@DarveyJones]

In the spoons I work in ruddles best is being sold for 99p. Other ales sometimes also come down to this price if management is dying to get to the end of the barrel for some reason

[@Olrsyt]

0:45 I forget that I’m not far from Bristol some times. Cool to hear Smith mention Chepstow- not sure what pub that is though!

[@SuicidalLemonade]

Im so up for "Hat films recreate the hole in the ozone layer and also bring back capital punishment"

[@conman90125]

Great vid guys, more stuff like this is always welcomed

[@hannesandersson6541]

Loving the return of the gta content boiks

[@Alex.H99]

I think the word you want to describe the feeling of mr beasts videos where people sort of suffer for money is ‘sleazy’ , even though sometimes it’s nice in the end, it does just feel a bit gross

[@em_birch]

Mr. Beast rubs me the wrong way in general tbh.

[@SaintPhoenixx]

@@em_birch Thought I was the only one. It's so crazy to me that he can just dangle a million dollars in peoples faces and get them to do such humiliating, insane, gruelling things. The cult of personality and his charity work make it seem like a quirky millionaire when it just looks like a madman exploiting poorer people for views and putting them through hell.

[@harryweldon8584]

Chepstow getting a mention, you love to see it!

[@MrBloodlined]

For the love of god please make a vlog series called "Doing things that people do", id watch the shit out of that

[@TokkiYamaguchi]

I don't have the brain energy for an articulated comment apart from I love engaging with your conversations, they help me spark my own convos with friends later on

[@harrisongill5004]

Worms, GTA, Icarus... I am a very happy hatter recently Boiks - loving the content!

[@danielgrist22]

I love hatfilms have done for over 7 years now, but I have never met a person I agree with more than smith these type of videos are great and and a nice change of pace keep it up boys

[@kingkuma4112]

Time it took the hat bois to say something gross: 1 minute and 26 seconds. The average time currently is: 3 minutes and 48 seconds. I will do this on every video as long as my smooth brain doesn't forget.

[@Archaon6044]

No way is Beer & a Burger £2.50. It was £5 10-12 years ago when I was a student in Wales. No way in hell they dropped the price

[@joostswg]

Nothing better than 20 minutes of pseudo philosophical talk on a Wednesday afternoon

[@papagoob26]

Wtf does trott look like a super villain? Hair slicked sideways, mustache on fleek.

[@Flashjackmak]

Whenever the boiks talk about Spoons I always think of the time I ordered a chilli dog from their menu out of curiosity. Never again. Never again.

[@em_birch]

I barely trust homemade hot dogs, let alone hot dogs made at chain restaurants.😂

[@Flashjackmak]

@@em_birch I've had good experiences with hotdogs generally. But not only was the spoons dog cold, it was absolutely drenched in lukewarm bolognese sauce. That meal was an attack on my spirit, quite frankly.

[@em_birch]

@@Flashjackmak Get it? "Frankly"? But that does sound awful.

[@Flashjackmak]

@@em_birch Oof, that inadvertent pun is also an attack on my spirit. And yeah, that fell short of even the low standards I have for Wetherspoons.

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

Regarding drug addicts, homeless people etc. you look to rectify their situation. Portugal's legalisation of all drugs and focus on rehabilitation has worked wonders, and homelessness is usually directly caused by our corporate capitalist system, which relies on an excess unemployed population and the fact that people are allowed to own multiple houses (and often rent them out at exorbitant prices for free income) whilst people are homeless Plus proactive mental health care, a free and well funded health service and a better education system would go worlds towards stopping the problem

[@Lunch_Meat]

I'd watch you guys do a burger and beer thing. Maybe make it a monthly "thing" where you just sit down with some good food and drink and let the conversation flow. Course once the neurolink is set up, watching you in my mind will be like being there myself so I will need to get a burger and beer to be able to feel like I'm part of the group and not some weirdo watching you guys eat P.s. I actually really enjoy when you guys have serious conversations and I have always been a fan of smaffy going off on politics and world issues. I know it can upset folks but it's nice listening to people who are friends just sit down and have a good chat about thing rather than the usual "this side vs that side battle" that is far more common

[@jakekunz5168]

I think it would hurt humanity a lot to just be able to turn on “happiness”. It would kill the pursuit for happiness, it would be almost worse than drugs because we know that to take a drug is just covering up your usual feeling but to pump in fake happiness would mess up everything else in your brain i feel like.

[@cw555_]

My favourite painting was the first one!

[@the_lundegaard]

Ketchup dynamics - the study of how to safely get it out the bottle

[@dinkmoon2759]

Neuralink immediately makes me think of the "We Happy Few" game.

[@deiniolbrown2053]

Does anyone else find that hat films just constantly talk about depressing stuff now? I used to laugh at their videos but now I just leave feeling deflated. I know pollution and capital punishment are important issues but I just occasionally want some entertainment as well

[@NOLNV1]

What was the Alastair Rrynolds thing called those societies where everybody is hooked into collective computers by chips?

[@americandream635]

I enjoy listening to people talk about things they know little to nothing about. Remembering a time where you played video games, had fun singing together, and weren't cynical nihilists spouting off the latest socially acceptable opinions with the pretense of being controversial and not in line with what's being supported and pushed by nearly every major corporation and political talking head. Keep it up fellas!

[@bierrollerful]

Don't need neural link, when we've got the boiks.

[@RoboPrimeGames]

These GTA Playlists are pretty much Hat Chat Extra :P

[@ModrunOfficial]

random thought when talking about prisons, if instead of prisons, they had the criminals do some sort of job to pay for whatever the damages they caused doing criminal stuff and when paid for they get to leave. And then whatever they earn in that job should go towards whoever they did the crime upon.

[@RickyOneEye]

Gimme that beer+burger

[@Emperorhirohito19272]

Better rehabilitation is a noble goal. But the fact is death row inmates are more costly than people in prison for life. You don’t have to come up with a deeper solution, even ignoring any attempt to rehabilitate someone just keeping them in prison indefinitely is superior to killing them because in the event you’re wrong you actually can release them, compensate them. If they’re dead they’re dead and you’ve failed that person in the most horrible way. When I hear people calling for the death penalty it’s always just bloodlust, they’re angry such people exist. It’s never pragmatic or well thought out

[@austinfreedline666]

agree with smith for sure

[@jt1687]

I feel like Smith needs to take a short break

[@AshLilburne]

What, a mini break?

[@Meatwad00]

"How much will you suffer for?" Look up the Dash for Cash thing that happened in South Dakota and you'll see. And that's not for the teacher's benefits, that was just to get more funding for their classrooms. That's one cash grabbing venture that didn't pan out how the organizers wanted.

[@DragonFiesta]

ill be impressed with mrbeast when he builds one of these GTA maps IRL and races on it with a lambo

[@mrPrunes12]

Weird one but does anyone know what Chris trott’s horn was at the end there?

[@TheMikeyyyy]

I listen to Hat Films to hear frustratingly normie takes on complex geopolitics

[@Lunch_Meat]

I read the comments to see frustratingly smug and basic comments in response

[@TheMikeyyyy]

@@Lunch_Meat Nice alt, Smith..

[@Deltaguy447]

More please.

[@positronalpha]

Capital punishment as a solution for homelessness? Sounds about Smith.

[@MH-hu5pi]

That was a bit philosophical

[@OMechanicum]

Have you played 'We Happy Few'?

[@datguy6101]

I agree with the other comments about making mundane/everyday videos, somewhat like a spin on hat chat. Most of us are here for the boiks anyway

[@positronalpha]

Ah, yes, setting people on fire, that's the big downside with fossil fuels 😂. Man, this episode just keeps on giving.

[@Haseri8]

Mr Beast should do Team Mountain, where he cleans up Mt Everest of all the people that died on it

[@mrhounds5223]

Just though I should say this towards the talk of the last race, has no one seen serenity and how the revenger's were made.

[@joshconfer209]

I'd watch hat films cover Mr beast riding his own makeshift rocket into space....

[@dahgman3225]

Neurolink for emotions, no thanks, but if you can do me a do-hickey to control my phone, tv, pc, games console and many more electronic devices. Yeah I could go for that!

[@theurger7455]

BREAKING NEWS... Ross missed WW2, he was on the phone to Colin in the baaaath

[@FOX11GUY]

Sometimes. Business' lower the price of an thing. But raise the price of the main selling item.

[@em_birch]

Or they get rid of your favorite thing altogether.😞

[@Janst11]

When it comes to charitable endeavors the truth is there is very little an individual can do and so very many things that need to be done. Ocean, oil, hunger, housing, corruption, Corporate and personal greed, mental and physical health and the list goes on forever and ever. At least if a person donates to a cause they are helping push a needle forward but the absolute truth is there are just to many causes and very little that a single person can do.

[@positronalpha]

Good thing it's not just a single person doing it. This is the flaw in this kind of fatalist line of reasoning - the difference a single person makes is not an interesting level at which to measure the effects of charity, recycling, whatever. It's such a conservative mindset - inward-looking, self-centered. If we all could simply do our best to help other people and take care of the planet, things could get better.

[@em_birch]

That's why I had to force myself to stop giving a shit about a lot of things. I just couldn't handle the ever present sense of doom that looms over all humanity anymore.

[@gracehiggins2666]

@@em_birch There's a huge middle-ground between being a doomist and not giving a shit, my dude.

[@em_birch]

@@gracehiggins2666 Well, that's the choice. Be a doomer/pessimist/"realist" or TRY to be happy. Sit and worry day in and day out about things you literally cannot change, or make the decision to try and enjoy the little things that still bring you joy. It is impossible to passionately care about every bad thing that's happening in the world right now. You can acknowledge that they're awful and that it's ugly and sad, but physically feeling pain over everything will kill you.

[@gracehiggins2666]

@@em_birch Again, PASSIONATELY caring about something is not the only alternative to not giving a shit about it. You have this weird black and white mentality about the world. It is possible to care a moderate amount about something (as well as a literal infinite amount of other levels of care). And I’m not sure why, even with the quotation marks, you lumped realist in with doomer and pessimist. The latter 2 are completely different from the former. If you are a pessimist or a doomist, then you’re not even close to a realist.

[@SkidMcmarxx]

No matter how old smith is, he's still /r/i'm14andthisisdeep

[@Ryaninja]

Like Doug Stanhope suggests, if you really want to be green, "Don't fuck in the front hole".

[@harrisongill5004]

Okay so obscure request, but does anybody know the classical piece trotts horn is based on right at the end of the last race - driving me crazy!

[@troellie1]

That’s Bach - toccata and fugue in d minor

[@harrisongill5004]

@@troellie1 much appreciated, thanks!

[@DKArmstrong]

'Stimpy's Invention' comes to mind. Please KZbin it if you don't know what I'm talking about. I'm on about the television episode not game.

[@devin201df]

Yeah id watch the boys go eat

[@SaintPhoenixx]

I think if the Neuralink system was created by a highly respected doctor or team of researchers and it was a kind of mental pacemaker, it would be beneficial for those with severe mental illnesses, like manic depression or schizo/paranoia. Much like the heart pacemaker, it would only take a generation or two for that kind of tech to become normal and commonplace. However, the issue with Neuralink is that it's being made by a literal James Bond villain, a psychopathically egotistic, completely unhinged and detached-from-reality quadrillionaire. Getting a brain implant that can control your biochemistry or even just your actual thoughts from someone who has completed capitalism really doesn't sound safe to me, it sounds like a 'really metaphorically on-the-nose dystopic film'. Like if you asked a 15 year old to write a script for a film set in 2100 about society, first thing they write is that our thoughts are controlled by a private company and a mad trillionaire. I think the idea is good, but the execution and potential misuse of it is literally the kind of thing George Orwell had nightmares about.

[@quinnhendry117]

Re: the capital punishment argument from smith. I’d highly recommend listening to the ear hustle podcast about San Quentin prison. It creates a lot more understanding and empathy about that issue and many others to do with the criminal justice system in general (American centric, but later has more input about the similarities to the UK).

[@quinnhendry117]

Also watching the innocent man on Netflix shows some of the flaws with capital punishment. It can lead to perfectly innocent people being killed while the case is essentially closed allowing for a guilty person to commit further crimes without the police considering the possibility that further people could be harmed.

[@metalman7652]

Secessio plebis

[@em_birch]

There's nothing inherently "wrong" with being mentally ill or neurodivergent or anything else. It takes a lot of self love and work to manage, and support and understanding from the wider world is of course a necessity (we're still working on that one), but individuals shouldn't HAVE to fundamentally change who they are with some...frankly fucked up brain implant in order to be accepted or perceived as "normal" or fulfilled human beings.

[@Kaliospectre]

Smith did point out the difference between having some form of implant to have your brain working on a relatively normal spectrum as opposed to just programming the mind to be happy. The former of which was pointed out to be the equivalent to using drugs/medications, there's really not much an implant could do differently or more effectively if it works the way it's been described. It certainly has more downs imo, I'd happily continue using medications with its inherent risks as opposed to relying on someone to program my brain to function the way it should "normally."

[@em_birch]

@@Kaliospectre Would you rather be/feel "normal"? That's something I think about a lot.

[@Kaliospectre]

@@em_birch There’s no upsides to my illnesses so I’d really prefer to be “normal.” I’ve never made any good creative outputs as a result of it either. Would I say the things I went through as a result of it were valuable? Absolutely. But I’d rather not stay this way forever.

[@em_birch]

@@Kaliospectre I get that. In my case, I'm not sure. So much of who I am has been shaped by my fixations and overwhelming sensitivity. I've made a lot of mistakes, and those mistakes have changed me, but like you I learned from them. I feel like the me WITHOUT my issues wouldn't be me at all. I'm not happy by any means, but...I still think my mind is a wonderful thing. And I know there are other people out there like me who understand where I'm coming from. I hope you're okay too. It's hard out here.🤍

[@Kaliospectre]

@@em_birch I can empathize with that, my ex girlfriend was the very same. To her, healing from her illnesses was very scary because it would feel like the world had changed, she had changed and that no one in her life would recognize her or like her anymore. But I always reassured her that it's just her anxiety scaring her into thinking it would be like that, truth of the matter is that she would only gain from having healed from those illnesses because her friends are with her every step of the way towards her growth. Healing isn't like an instantaneous process, it takes years and that's something that we realized ourselves. We can't be better in only a few weeks or months, it's a years long process of really working hard and trying. And yeah it is hard out there, hope you'll do well.

[@papagoob26]

I just want to sit and talk with smith for a few hours about the state of the world. Seems like a critical thinker to me

[@Phagocytosis]

You know you're too much of a Hat Films fan when this 2:13 is enough to trigger the memory of this kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIGlfK2wh8-BhpI

[@ThePopeNuker]

Hat BOIKSSSS

[@sadlib_7463]

13:49

[@pufnbal1744]

Yeah, Sadly the whole public execution thing is slowly gaining in popularity over here in USA. From what I have seen on facebook, But then again it's facebook. So take it with a grain of salt. I know someone who saw and supported Public Execution of people, who have committed certain crimes. And after finding out, someone they knew. Allegedly had committed one of these crimes, went and killed them for it. Now he faces life in prison and it isn't known if the person he killed actually committed the crime or not. I understand the points people make justifying Public Execution's. But I still don't agree, Anyone can be accused of a crime they truly didn't commit. That's why we have courts! But it's scary that this Idea is growing, Since it could lead to innocent people being killed. I don't want to see that. let's say that this public execution thing actually happens. There will be those who will use it for there own gain. Make a false accusation against some poor person who didn't do anything. And the next day, they are dead. Why would you make a false accusation? I don't know, but anyone can and there are many reasons why someone would. Maybe they just really hated that person, or maybe they were there Ex lover and they have come to despise them since breaking up. I do apologize for this grim and dark paragraph. I don't mean to depress anyone, just stating my opinion.

[@gracehiggins2666]

I mean, you say it yourself in the second sentence, but you should never ever base any opinion on what you see on Facebook. Support for the death penalty is decreasing in the US. It's literally the lowest it's ever been in 50 years. Granted it's still a majority, with Gallup finding 55% of people supported it in 2020, but your claim that it is "gaining in popularity" is completely 100% fake news.

[@pufnbal1744]

@@gracehiggins2666 I hope so. I really do. Thank you, I am happy to know it's fake news.

[@elijahfoster4380]

@@pufnbal1744 You don't need to "hope" for anything. It's a statistical fact that can be verified with 5 seconds of Googling. No offense, but you posting this based on "what [you] have seen on facebook" is entirely what's wrong with society today. You could have taken those 5 seconds to verify before posting (much less time than it took you to write out your comment), but no. You *_CHOSE_* to post fake news without verifying, and without regard to how it might affect others. Do better.

[@darkerster1313]

Someone make them watch psycho pass please.

[@tomhubbard8510]

The fishermen who were preventing the RNLI from rescuing crossing migrants should be charged with attempted murder/murder/attempted manslaughter. Also the idea of the neurolink is basically the mood organ from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner).

[@RS-fy9hb]

Ahhm, love the discussion. But what have I missed, where everyone hates Elon Musk? What don't I know?

[@LeftPhilip]

@@anthony3191 Lol he don't do shit he a rich boy with spending problem

[@DjDolHaus86]

@@anthony3191 I think people have realised that he's not really trying to do anything for human society, he's just exploiting the idea of improvement to carry on the same self serving capitalist ideals that cause the majority of the problems.

[@jamespark3510]

Arent the boys just talking about 'we happy few' the game? haaha happend in a fictional British setting as well

[@RicochetD11]

It's weird, I don't tend to watch Hatchat, but I'll watch/listen to these sort of videos all day

[@gregorywhatley9659]

Hmmm yes Okay no yea okay I'm done pooping cheers

[@Retostl]

Funny how you mentioned the fishermen stopping people from saving drowning migrants because it's now illegal to save them making the fishermen in the right :/

[@cascade9584]

Hey Smith do yourself a favor and watch Dr Simon Clark's videos on climate change to get a better idea of what sort of influence you can and cannot have as an individual in regards to helping the climate

[@calemaceanruig8010]

Sounds like the Soma drug from Brave New World

[@Khrayfish]

Yup, we ain't heading for 1984, we're heading straight to BNW.

[@stuartrockin]

*Laughs in 95p ruddles in the North east*

[@Noahedwar]

elp!

[@DurandCompton]

The ponderings of the godless are always so banal and simplistic.

[@sadmann4222]

When I think Neuralink, I'm thinking controlling my electronics remotely. Yes if it has feedback you could theoretically brainwash someone with it. Personally I'm wondering what people will do to break in and control it themselves. Homebrewing, jailbreaking, rooting, whatever you want to call it. I wonder what the unintended and unforeseen functions will be. Personally I welcome our cyberpunk dystopia. Lets get some of the cool shit already.

[@Ragetiger1]

It could be one of those types of hackers that see you enjoying something, only to make you depressed. It's the level of control you might have to give up in exchange that might drive some away from Neuralink. Not to mention the fear of someone controlling your existence based on a whim.

[@em_birch]

@@Ragetiger1 I knew a guy who was legit afraid of that kind of thing. Like, he'd come to me in a panic worried about all kinds of wild stuff. He was worried about his brain getting hacked when we're not even at that point yet.

[@DogByteFR]

God the Mr. Beast compliments aged poorly

[@positronalpha]

Happy is a problem for art and music, so let's not get rid of the bad which makes us appreciate the good. We certainly don't need Kanye- or Taliban-levels of illness, but some level of suffering is necessary for humanity to continue to innovate, create and grow.

[@em_birch]

Amen. Pain can be a beautiful thing, and it's something that ties people to one another.

[@ufofanclub]

putting his often terrible opinions aside, kanye is an incredible artist imo and a great example of art flourishing through pain as his mother's death is a huge source of insipration for him, as well as his genuine struggles with mental illness. obviously there's his music, he's a really talented artist (like painting, drawing etc) and although his fashion work is polarising, it's been hugely influential and is creative at the very least. he also comes up with the concepts for a lot of his music videos and his production work for his live shows is really special at times. i think he's massively misundestood and people just look at his controversies and no further (he does deserve to be held accountable for them though). lumping him in with the taliban is hilarious though. baited me real good. totally agree w the idea that we cant appreciate the good without the bad 👍idk why i typed all this

[@em_birch]

@@ufofanclub Was it true about him being genuinely bipolar? My mom was diagnosed with bipolar disorder a while back, and, to me, it kinda explains why Kanye acts the way he does sometimes.

[@ufofanclub]

@@em_birch yeah for sure and he's talked about being on meds and talking to therapists before, and had genuine mental breakdowns as well. it's been quite a common theme in his music for a while now

[@em_birch]

@@ufofanclub Shit's hard, bro. But, like I've said before, that's the kind of thing that creates bonds between artists and the fans. It's those tough, shared experiences.

[@judemccabe1242]

On the Multiple Subjects in this video: 1) When it comes to Mr Beast, I have no issue with him, if every person who earned more than a million a year was like him, the world would actually be a far better place. Like legitimately it would, regardless of why they did it. 2) We aren't to blame for Global warming, Companies are. We are to blame for allowing them to run rampant, and electing the wrong people. 3) Capital punishement is wrong for the reason of a single innocent life lost is not fine simply to try and avenge peoples death. But I am still fine with life in prison. in the same vein, I would be fine with a lot more efforts towards rehabilitiation and teaching like is done in northern european countries for people without life sentences. 4) The nueralink idea would not be great for the simple reason that choosing to be happy doesn't improve your life it just makes you less likely to question authority. As I get older I doubt governments more and I don't like the idea that people could choose to be happier as it would just allow governments to be less on the ball on making everyone happier. 5) We really just dont understand the mind well enough in any capacity, its the reason for why I am so against Assisted suicide, unless the case has severe physical ailment. We simply dont know where the line is, when someone is truly lost and unable to get better, doomed to live their life in sorrow completely against their will.

[@theaces3697]

i think the death penalty is fine in some cases, if someone has shot up a school and killed kids etc or they have commited an act of terror and been arrested then why the fuck should they be allowed to live? they have destroyed countless families and lives but get to sit in prision and then in like 20 years come out and be forgiven? nah they should have their life taken, and for rapists and child sex offenders they shouldnt be killed but they should be castrated as punishment

[@elijahfoster4380]

@@theaces3697 It costs a lot more to execute someone than it does to put them in prison for life. I know, it sounds counter-intuitive, but it’s true.

[@DjDolHaus86]

5) People have as much right to choose to die as they have to choose to live. Counselling should of course be pursued to as great of a degree as is possible and 'cooling off' periods should be utilised to ensure that a person truly wants to end their suffering but if that is their decision then the most humane thing we can do is provide the means to make their passing as painless as possible.

[@oliverdavies8369]

Give you mum a call.

[@Snoopydoop]

mr beast making something and its sponsored by a mobile game.. i dont want to say whitewash but.. yeah.. whitewash

[@mattymerr701]

You know what. I'm glad smiff has thought about how people being twats are both dickheads, but that they also may have had a bad life that they may blame on say migrants, and maybe that blame is founded, but that it is a really multifaceted thing that isn't just some simple thing like "that person just sucks". It's nice to see someone actually think about things with _some_ depth on KZbin.

[@pagey724]

:)

[@hobanagerik]

It’s interesting that when someone has a world view “you” don’t agree with they are “programmed”. Like those saying this aren’t themselves. Perhaps simply the arrogance of “knowing” they are right, and everyone else is wrong, which seems a little bigoted to me. 🤷‍♂️

[@Midgetman275]

Pls stop with the click bait titles, makes me sad to see you guys create great context then drag it though the dirt with your generic thumb nails and titles. Be creative like you once where… please