Would you swap lives with anyone?

Question 24: Do you envy anyone enough to swap lives with them? Who? Is envy an entirely bad thing? Which is Mike Oldfield's best album?
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[@WiseMasterNinja]

I was very confused when I went to a Mike Oldfield concert and instead of playing he started talking about morale in WW1 and going off on tangents about gladiators and evolutionary psychology.

[@billbolton]

I'd pay for that.

[@calamusgladiofortior2814]

And then he pulled out a ukulele. Strangest concert ever.

[@joanignasi91]

@@calamusgladiofortior2814 That ukulele lindyhop concert was certainly strange. Especially the part when he pulled out a spear mid concert to explain which grip was better for stabbing Frenchmen

[@usmarinestanker4074]

Great comment!

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

@@joanignasi91 Any grip is good, if it results in dead frenchmen. Besides, the spear has had such an evolutionary history that you are likely to succeed in the best grip just by having a human hands, or even vaguely human.

[@joshvir262]

I’d happily swap bank accounts with someone

[@lindybeige]

Cheating - different question.

[@17hmr243]

Wish granted you now proud owner of mine. I.r.a also wants to know about you hiding taxes

[@sinomirneja771]

@Ejuice Vaper But is that not the whole idea of trade? I mean if the other side is willing, it means that your commodity, the bank account, is worth to them the price they are about to pay. So the new , supposedly larger, bank account of yours would still be earned by you in the same sense that you have earned this one. Problem 1: The values we "earn" is mostly claiming the value provided by nature (natural services dwarf global GDP.) So you have earned almost nothing of what you think you have earned(very little of that value is result of your work.) All you have done is paying tax for a claim you have made on your property, so government would threaten to commit violence on your behalf against anyone else who tries to also claim them. Problem 2: It's almost impossible to be completely sure consent is not achieved trough pressure.

[@h0lx]

Lets do it, mine has about 2.5k€ debt still, with a 504€ monthly usage limit, rest goes to the collection agency

[@SlideRulePirate]

Not with my ex-wife you wouldn't.

[@fsmoura]

*Breaking:* _"KZbinr Lindybeige was arrested trying to break in Mike Oldfield's mansion. He was detained by the police and had to be restrained, uncontrollably yelling: 'What have you done?! I'm you! You're me! No! You fools! Let me go! I'm him! All my clothes are beige now!!! Gahh!!!"_

[@joanignasi91]

Ah now I get why Mike Oldfield released that new lindyhop album all about beige tanks and stuffing the French

[@kreegalobunsen602]

"He stole my body and my guitars!!!"

[@edim108]

He stole my Body, he stole my Guitars, He took my House, He's sleeping with my wife and his clothes are ALL BEIGE!

[@professionalmemeenthusiast2117]

I'm laughing so hard rn, nice one

[@petercarioscia9189]

No. I wouldn't wish my life on my worst enemy. And since I'm my own worst enemy...things aren't looking great.

[@YeOldeClips]

Your doing a great job keeping your enemy close though!

[@RBEmpathy]

Wait, is this Trump's official account?

[@IrishCarney]

Sad but each day is a new chance to do something different.

[@pienter593]

Identity crisis?

[@Knee_Grow777]

ok

[@JirkaKunst]

Ooh, I think I understand now. This is not the "Lloyd answers questions from a book" series of videos. This is the "Lloyd points out the poor wording of the questions in a book" series of videos.

[@AhmetwithaT]

The video would be 10 seconds long if he didn't deconstruct the question.

[@nickverbree]

@@AhmetwithaT true, but he could possibly get through more questions... Not that I personally want that, but I could see an argument for it.

[@rupen42]

@@nickverbree this is 10,000x more interesting to me than just giving a "normal" answer. Thought process beats end result. (Just my opinion, this is of course personal)

[@nickverbree]

@@rupen42 agreed.

[@shryggur]

I reckon an implied correct question would sound more like: "Would you like to live a new, different life from scratch, with a different set of starting conditions (e.g. place of birth, family social status, talents), taken X as a model?" So, basically, you don't have any problems with identity, the person you're swapping lives with, law, abilities or any that kind of stuff. It all goes down to "Do you wish you could have lived a different life?"

[@King.Leonidas]

Might as say that you restart with all your previous memory

[@voidling2632]

Mhhh,... Could you avoid all your mistakes made in your previous life or would they still happen?

[@craigme2583]

Reboot me now. This guy is such a dork

[@GuitarsRockForever]

If memory is not carried over, there is no point to switch. If memory is carried over, then you cannot do what you meant to do in new identify. That sucks.

[@AdamMansbridge]

I like that interpretation. It works well with the intended pithy question where one would be expected to answer without concern for practicalities

[@goodlookingcorpse]

This week in Charming Aliens Try To Understand Human Questions...

[@snakesocks]

It's no wonder Lloyd doesn't want to be anyone else! Just imagine his life! The cups of tea! The jumpers! The cocaine! The groupies! Living above the law! *_NEWCASTLE!!!_*

[@comediangj4955]

He doesn't like tea, belive it or not.

[@sintes88]

@@comediangj4955 Well at least there's cocaine.

[@gwmitchell1980]

I love the way Lloyd lives in Newcastle. I loved his (all be it few) videos on the local stuff. The Discovery Museum/ Turbinia, think he did one on the town moor too. I wish he would do more.

[@johnladuke6475]

"The groupies" Yep, there might only be four women watching this channel, but they're sure dedicated.

[@fsmoura]

It depends on their amount of beige attires and accouterments.

[@jacobc874]

Part 24 of "Lloyd completely ignores, breaks down and critiques the nature of the questions in the book and completely deviates from the original point."

[@rickardspaghetti]

When I first saw the thumbnail I thought it said "swap wives". Lloyd's overwhelming beige aura is the only thing holding my disappointment at bay right now.

[@johnladuke6475]

This is the wrong website for that video series.

[@craighoyer6543]

Lindy you are a great hang, which is to say keep it coming! I have spent 63 years overcoming difficulties, educating myself, becoming broadly familiar with the sciences hard and soft, art and literature, painting, philosophies, history, sociology and anthropology and what have you, taught maths, sciences and music, earned an advanced degree, served in the US Army, travelled the world playing music, bought and rehabilitated some houses, raised a daughter, and ameliorated some organic difficulties, especially stress reduction. I am happier than ever retired at 63 with a small income, though I will always fight trumpism. I wouldn't even switch lives with you!

[@Mr_Valentin.]

I'd swap my life with Abraham Lincoln, but I'll wear a metal cap behind my head under the hat, the look on john wilkes booth's face would be priceless

[@sonoftheway3528]

what about a REALLY thicc metal cap?

[@jacobq.2204]

And then have a bodyguard behind John Wilkes to give him a wedgie after he pulls the trigger? 😁

[@michelguevara151]

@Vincent Judakov with a tiddly black powder ball and cap derringer, an iron cap would suffice to exact a jolly good bollock kicking after the ringing stops and the bodyguard stops yanking his U's over his head

[@karlisulmanis3810]

@@sonoftheway3528 then you'd snap your neck from the weight of a cap of such magnitude..

[@seafoam6119]

John Smith rick and Morty suggests that Abraham would become a Fascist! Its funny more then educational.

[@RealCadde]

"All the stresses and strains of being a movie director" Stress is actually a matter of who you are as a person. There's plenty of "stressful jobs" occupied by people who feel no stress whatsoever. They might not necessarily be good at their jobs if they feel no stress, but some are really good at what they do without being stressed out about it. It's all in your head. Yes, stress is a natural response to some challenge which keeps us alert and whatnot. What i am saying is, going in knowing what needs to be done will take away the stress. If my best friend lost a leg right now, i wouldn't be stressed about it. I would just do what needs to be done and the only stress i'd feel is the stress being rubbed off on me by my friend. If i lost a leg i would be mostly sad about it while i pinch off my arteries.

[@FraterMerovius]

But would you feel any stress if you found a leg?

[@gi70st]

If its not a voluntary swap: 1) jump off skyscraper 2) swap with your enemy before you hit the ground

[@jameswalker199]

If the swap is instant, you might not even have to jump, just stand at the edge and your enemy will probably walk off before the realise what's happened, and else they'll probably fall accidentally as they clumsily try to get away from the edge in an unfamiliar body. Bonus points if you then proceed to cut ties with everyone they ever held dear and make them believe the original owner of the body is the abusive twat they were to you

[@milanmilacic9311]

You can't even begin to imagine how happy you've made me because you've mentioned Mike Oldfield

[@Dee-nonamnamrson8718]

"Pedants guide to not answering questions." There. Fixed the title for you. (Not complaining, I thoroughly enjoy these.)

[@VonBlade]

If we assume you're allowed to keep our own memories and things, I'd like to swap with the young me. Slightly different question I guess, but that way I avoid the murder aspect, avoid the having to live someone's life thing, I just get to be me but with the knowledge of the last 25 years in a 20 year old body.

[@goodlookingcorpse]

But then your 20-year-old self would find themselves aging 25 years overnight.

[@joebwer6963]

@@goodlookingcorpse is that necessarily a bad thing? You would be more mature and less naive.

[@goodlookingcorpse]

@@joebwer6963 No you wouldn't. You'd be a 20-year-old whose body has suddenly aged 25 years.

[@johnhaller7017]

A clear case of "Be careful what you wish for"

[@gogroxandurrac]

It's amazing how many of these questions fall apart when you start thinking of the mechanics of it and the long term effects.

[@Atrak8]

Anyone who doesn't have chronic pain :P

[@DomCombatVids]

Literally same. On the other hand I've been considering voluntarily becoming an amputee for about 6 years now

[@hellokittygaming42069]

Here we go a person who doesnt have chronic pain or their heart, have fun!

[@SangoProductions213]

I do believe the point of the question is for you to be in their life situation. Not to swap bodies / brains, or to be in the literal same life. Of course, it's often the plot of various movies to swap bodies or to take a walk in someone's shoes who you thought had it so easy, only to come to a realization that you are way in over your head to try and live their life.

[@lydiachristina4812]

I love this Chanel! Very new to it as my bf only just introduced me to it the other day. So informative yet relaxing yet mind boggling!

[@ALphonsoRiveria]

I love these little introspection, lloyd. Always gives me something to think on. Keep it up

[@call_me_stan5887]

I really like this series! Thank you! I like your insight!

[@luminous3357]

"The keys to the back door are hidden in the garden... And now I'm a murderer."

[@nicrap4505]

I think that 70% of every “question” video is Lindybeige first defining the question and 30% actually answering the question

[@Serahpin]

Lindybeige swaps lives with M. Night Shamalamalan and starts directing. No one notices the difference. What a twist!

[@StalewindFarto]

I like the way you tackle this question!

[@highdownmartin]

I love the fact that the question is taken to pieces and often shown to be terrifically if not fatally flawed. The cover of the book should have a warning. Not to be sold to intelligent,entertaining pedants. Bravo

[@introscapes9418]

He puts a good amount of out of the norm thought into questions like these, its good to hear it.

[@duchi882]

"Would you swap lives with Anyone?" *Kimi no Nawa:* _First time?_

[@jabezteng9872]

"Hey that comet's looking mighty close, reckon we should do something about it?"

[@rupen42]

Would you take over someone's mind/body while keeping yours? If so, whose? So you would feel both your normal life and the other person's. This opens the possibility of helping your original self with the other person's resources, getting to experience different points of view, etc. Let's say the other person's conscience gets transported to an identical parallel universe, it doesn't just get destroyed (so to them nothing changes). I think it would be interesting to experience the feeling of doing something and have that something done to you at the same time.

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

Swapping lives with someone colorblind. The other could see colours, and Lindy could see EVERYTHING in beige.

[@OdisraFlyrunner]

Hey Lindy, just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos.

[@ludinev9726]

This was very thought-provoking!

[@filipruml]

I am the one of the two who knows Mike Oldfield, haha. Good taste in music

[@tenarmurk]

IM NUUUUUUUUUUUUCLEAAAAAAR

[@ABAlphaBeta]

Nuclear

[@nicholasbeck2649]

Hey and away we go!

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

You’re showing your age. 😉

[@SolarDragon007]

@@tenarmurk Great song

[@spikeydapikey1483]

Some very good points raised. cheers!

[@Meg_A_Byte]

Didn't expect to watch a video about informing public who my favourite musician is when I clicked on this.

[@samuelsmith2707]

Your old self dies and you retain all your memories but become the other person with all their skills and memories

[@WiseMasterNinja]

So the other person ('s mind) dies?

[@Count.Saruman]

'Would you like to swap lives?' Me: Well, yes- there is this fellow by the name of Lloyd who runs rather an eclectic channel titled 'Lindybeige'. It would be rather marvellous to be him, genie, old chap- thanks awfully.

[@ScienceDiscoverer]

Even if you are younger?!

[@Count.Saruman]

@@ScienceDiscoverer I am not. As you can see, and old Sith Count-wizard quite past his prime. I should like to invade Earth, and how better to do it than to seize control of this eclectic channel?

[@BertGrink]

There's a price for swapping with Lloyd, though: You'd end up looking like Captain Haddock ;)

[@Count.Saruman]

@@BertGrink Beards grow exceptionally quickly and well if you take care to avoid mushrooms. Pity, I think Lloyd eats one too many mushrooms.

[@BertGrink]

@@Count.Saruman Does that mean that if I immerse myself in mushrooms, i can finally get rid of my beard?

[@victorguilherme6]

Everytime I watch you answer a question of the books of questions, my opnion of the matter change dramatically. You are a truly a very smarty guy

[@maty3950]

After all this time i still love this type of videos

[@redmist1122]

Crazy insight! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@niniv2706]

This escaladed to murder quite fast ... Well done Lindy . Now what should be the weapon of choice ;)

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I wouldn't swap lives with anyone, but I would swap lives with someone.

[@IrishCarney]

Specifically?

[@buckedpuppy7263]

Fancy seeing you here. We live in a small world...

[@grahamphillips110]

I'm surprised you didn't consider swapping with an evil dictator, against their will if necessary. You, being a rather decent chap, would get the opportunity to use all their resources for less evil purposes. They would be trapped in what, to them, would be relative obscurity and poverty. A win win situation.

[@Eezyriderr1]

I would not want to wonder what future someone else's life would hold. Not that we're in that much control of our own, but we have at least a grasp of it.

[@sejembalm]

Take all my money out of the bank, bury it in my front yard, write a suicide note, drink slow poison (arsenic, etc.), swap minds with a fit 18 year-old Olympic swimming champion with a clean criminal record, get to redo my life (although as a murderer because the swimming champion's mind suddenly went into the body of an old, dying man, but those are the breaks).

[@jeffreybarton1297]

From my reading about Mike Oldfield in the past, he's been pretty miserable most of his life, so no.....However, he might LOVE Lindybeiges life.

[@indestructiblemadness8531]

Yes Lloyd, I agree with you on this question pretty much completely.

[@Mitaka.Kotsuka]

Thank you for this... i really love the videos of questions... well.. i usually like all of the videos (except of course, those wich are very very short) but these ones are very good

[@johnny_veritas]

You don't need to have your previous experiences or sense of previous self for you to experience being someone else. The question is basically "Do you consider that someone else's experience is preferable to yours? If so whose experience?" With all the humans and non-human animals that existed, exist or will exist the answer to the first question is statistically "Yes".

[@paulgdunsford7469]

Oh Lloyd!!! This why we lov you !!

[@rubenb8653]

If I can answer this for myself... All the positive and negative things make me who I am, right? I have my own talents and shortcomings, and of course my own interests, a large part of this is yogic/dharmic philosophy and tao which made me really appreciate having little. The consequence is that I am usually really happy in myself, whatever the circumstances, even if someone dies or something. Its sad, but I know its just a part of life, and that its all just cosmic energy and stardust. So even though my life is really hard, or has been, I am sure I would never ever trade lives with anyone. I know many people who have much more than I have in terms of luck, career, money etc etc, but they seem to always crave more. They always seem to be in phases of existential doubt and desire that I stepped away from... I would say 'happiness' is a skill one can learn, and I would never trade with anyone for any kind of money or whatever because they simply never learned this :)

[@couchpotatoe91]

I agree. Most people admire those with high confidence who are content with their lives. But while there are certainly some genetics (mostly depression) playing into this, it's mostly something you have to learn by yourself. Swapping with someone content while keeping an uncontent mind wouldn't make one happy because it's not something you just "have". It's something you have to learn. As with everything, some will find this more difficult, some less. Having people you look up to certainly helps. Personally I really love the gratitude journal I started a while ago. It's really helping me realize how lucky I'm currently, but also in general.

[@boothyofbooty4041]

Dearest Mr. Lindy i have been a follower for years now and i have had the greatest opportunity to learn from you(thank you). Although in my utmost sincerest option i do think that you might be the long lost brother of Hugh Laurie. With all of my respect yours truly - some guy on the net.

[@archivesofarda986]

Im glad we cleared that up

[@guitarlover1204]

i really love how much you overthink these questions

[@Claidheambmor]

I love how this escalated, brilliant!

[@JGL996]

Turns out Lloyd is envious of me in such a way that I met my wife on the first day of Freshers week!

[@corro202]

Great video.

[@JenniferinIllinois]

Was not expecting to hear Mike Oldfield mentioned so frequently. 🤣🤣🤣

[@benmathieson9429]

Hi Lindy, I love your videos! Could you maybe do more of when you rant about things that bug you and I really enjoyed those!

[@JamesMantis]

What a nice video. Thank you :)

[@wickedhobbits]

In a perfect world, every video on YT is a lindybeige video

[@0xyg3n]

May have been the most insightful thing I heard all day. No, I am certain of it.

[@martinberlese]

I take that question more like "would you swap context with someone?", like getting their education, job, family, etc. instead of yours but retaining the being "you"

[@jesuslovespee]

For somebody with as much experience with role playing and fantasy, you sure can be obstinate about pretending when you choose.

[@MarcAupiais]

Question, in essence: would you like if your life were different, maybe if you had had more luck / were dealt a different set of cards. Lloyd: I don't want to skip all the buses trying to hit me, and then steal the body of a younger person, as that would be incredibly selfish. Me: * Goes from being subscribed to being subscribed with notifications, Lloyd is brilliant. *

[@professionalmemeenthusiast2117]

I think the best phrasing would be "would you like to have had and continue to have someone else's life, while still maintaining a sense of self independent of them, disregarding whatever happens to the person you've chosen?"

[@cosmicrider5898]

Great points

[@wkiernan]

As a fantasy, I would very much like to swap lives with an imaginary version of myself, identical except with a bit of foreknowledge I lacked in the real world. However, this would be regrettable for the happy imaginary person with whom I'd be swapping lives, and I am very sympathetic to that imaginary person, as he is myself. So I'd suppose I'd like to swap back and forth, alternately enjoying the good fortune of having sort of a magical foreknowledge, and the bracing effect of the real life and its adversities in the absence of foreknowledge.

[@presidentlouis-napoleonbon8889]

Interesting topic.

[@gen-x_dude]

Mike Oldfield is sitting under a blanket right now with tears in his eyes, "he doesn´t want to switch with me? I would quite happily enjoy doing witty commentary about tanks, epic battles, and the like.... why won´t anyone trade places with me?"

[@tehpanda64]

I think this question was asking who you were envious of because then you could determine "what motivates you?" such motivators could be money, fame, a skill, or an attractive partner etc. Upon identification you could then ask yourself how you achieve such a thing and then work towards it.

[@daaaah_whoosh]

I think it's a good point, that you can be envious of what others have, without wanting to have the specific thing that they do. And that you can have the things that make someone else happy, without you yourself being happy about it. It's also really important to understand the other side of this, that other people can want "your life" without wanting to steal it from you, or could want a completely different life that you would be miserable in, but that is actually really enjoyable to them.

[@Nilguiri]

I wondered why the last time I saw Mike Oldfield he came out wearing beige, brandishing a broadsword and dancing the Lindy Hop. Now I understand what was going on!

[@user_____M]

Happiness is relative and it actually means being thankful for what you have. Once I get the things that I think will make me happy, they'll at best make me content for a short duration of time so I find more happiness in being healthy than owning things or having certain relations.

[@HarleyAMV]

3:12 *Would you swap places with someone?* Everyone: Yeah, I'd like to be rich, cool, and maybe famous. Lindybeige: Is this a scam?

[@marcelosilveira2276]

7:55 that explains some recent developments, pehaps some people were really envious of some directors to thepointof switching lives with them, but they “kind of forgot” they did not knew how to direct

[@lpsp442]

8 minutes of Lindybeige finding ways to obviate thought experiments. Instant like?

[@seanassociateproductions1691]

I never even considered how different walking would be. Also I want to see the lindy chronicles of him swapping lives with people

[@BenJamin-bq8st]

I'm glad you thought of the different leg length/hip width type differences as well LOL. I've always thought that swapping bodies with someone would be an immensely painful as your defenses are in all the wrong places for all of the aches and pains that have popped up one by one over the years and they've learned to tune out/pilot around.

[@jtbm5335]

Perfectly analysed. The answer is no. Even a 100 times smaller change is demanding like swapping the country you live in, swapping your spouse or restarting your career in a different profession.

[@joshuanorris5860]

Lol! Keep em comming lindy :) I am glad that you finally admitted at the end that maby you would go for a movie director. I think that is kind of the point of the question to just immagine and name drop :P Also glad that you picked the question apart as usual :) Of course the real answer is no but i think the point is to immagine WHO you would switch with if you could. or maby if you HAD to switch would have been a better way to phrase the question.

[@thetrippedup9322]

Well, no. Can you imagine failing so hard at life that your only option is to switch yours with someone else's?

[@CaptTerrific]

Way to dissect that question... I bet Lloyd is the life of every party! :D

[@barretharms1432]

The grass is always greener on the other side so yes it could literally be a swap but most likely it's going to be you sabotaged their life in order to take over it

[@usmarinestanker4074]

On the surface, this series appears to be 217 ways to overanalyze and not answer simple ice breaker party questions whose purpose is really to only help one to open up so others can have a little insight about one's self. But the philosophical route Lloyd takes with these actually helps people to know more of his character in-depth even if it can come across dry. This approach probably won't win any first or second dates, but I imagine it allows for great conversation deep into the night amongst a small core of friends you'd be willing to do anything for.

[@Kikilang60]

Had a friend tell me about the movie, "Seconds". Seconds is an old Rock Hudson movie where a guy switches his life out for a better one. Movie end with old Rock having a hole drilled in his head. I would have to assume you, were still you, but in the new life. If wishes were horse and all . Why not just wish for younger, richer version of yourself, if we are going to start wishing.

[@kyrkv.lukasniemi7407]

You outperform even politicians when it comes to giving long answers to seemingly easy question!

[@lifeschool]

Swap lives like the prince and the pauper? Not sure I could put up with anyone elses life, getting up at 8am etc. I mis-read the title as Wife Swap.

[@Cavouku]

For what it's worth, in these thought experiments it's generally assumed one would have the declarative (and probably topographic) memory of their original self, but the procedural memory of the new body (such as moving comfortably in the body, their motor skills, and probably their language and accent - but not necessarily their vocabulary).

[@MrMichkov]

Option B made for quite a good TV show back in the day

[@BrettEPierce]

When he asked who I envy enough to swap lives with, I thought "I dunno, maybe Mike Oldfield". And then I laughed endlessly when he happened to dedicate half the video to tallking about Mike Oldfield. (I'm American and Mike Oldfield is extremely obscure here)

[@daroth7127]

Please do more short uncut vids like this. from what i understand its easier for you and we also get more video's! so id say it'd be a win/win. huzzah!

[@The1Helleri]

You wanting to play the guitar well and not even having learned how to play it at all. I think that gets to the point of the question. Figuring out what you admire about the life of someone else and would want to emulate in your own. I wouldn't feel too badly about the guitar thing. Simply not having taken it up as a pursuit is better than what I've done. I have two guitars. They're both dated to thereabouts of 1968. One is a Harmony Sovereign jumbo acoustic. The other is a Ibanez classical acoustic. The difference (for anyone wondering) is that the jumbo is designed for loud rich strums and chords to be played. Whereas the classical is made for for individual note plucking, tapping, and selective smaller strums. I don't know how to play either of them. I've simply too many interests to force myself to buckle down with it. Luckily they were both gifts. So the only money I have into them are new strings as well as backup strings. Neither of them came into my possession in the best of shape. Virtually all the time on them I've spent thus far has been spent in learning to repair and maintain them. I'd say that they're both now in a playable condition for learner guitars. They're looking a lot better as well. Even so I've done little more than learn how to hold them and have good starting hand positions. As well as understanding the theory of how the hands should move. That's all coming of two years having owned them. Perhaps in another 3 I'll be at the point where I can produce noise on them that isn't offensive to the ear.

[@goreil2489]

You sir are a great phiosopher ! Philosof more!

[@mollymoon3007]

They don't specify a human "anyone", so it could be a cracking way to travel to other planets.

[@weekendjail1417]

You should make a lot more videos from this question book.