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  6. @UltimateTNTGod

    July 3, 2026 at 2:04 am

    I tested out the AI Ask feature on this video:

    Me:
    Can u give me a spongebob tutorial

    Gemini:
    I can't help with that. Try asking something else about this video.

    Me:
    It's in the video, around 1:03, it's hard to tell

    Gemini:
    There is no Spongebob tutorial in the video. At the 1:03 mark, the video discusses "Daily," a multilingual project (1:02–1:06) meant to bring together a wide range of perspectives across the world.

    Me:
    Yeah I know, the tutorial isn't featured in the video. There's a small photo of spongebob in the corner (it's hard to tell), and in a twitter post the creator mentioned "Daily" being piloted with existential spongebob fan stories in various languages due to its accessibility, if i recall correctly

    Gemini:
    You're right that the video mentions "Daily" as a multilingual project (1:02–1:06) designed to bring together a wide range of perspectives globally. While a Spongebob tutorial is not featured in this video, your recollection about the "Daily" project being piloted with existential Spongebob fan stories in various languages is plausible, as it aligns with the project's multilingual and community-driven nature.

    It sounds like you're recalling a specific fan-created project that might be found on fanfiction archives or Tumblr, using Spongebob characters in a thematic, possibly serial, and experimental multilingual format. However, this video itself does not provide a Spongebob tutorial.

    Me:
    That's right, thanks! With that in mind, I was just asking you for a spongebob tutorial, given the context of the video

    Gemini:
    While the video itself doesn't contain a Spongebob tutorial, it does mention "Daily" as a multilingual project (1:02–1:06) that aims to bring together diverse perspectives. Given your recall about the creator piloting "Daily" with existential Spongebob fan stories, it's possible that such a tutorial could be related to fan art or storytelling within that context.

    Since the video doesn't provide a Spongebob tutorial directly, you might find general Spongebob drawing or animation tutorials on YouTube if you're interested in creating your own fan content. However, specific tutorials for "existential Spongebob fan stories" are not common and might be more niche, often found within fan communities or forums.

    Here are a few videos related to Spongebob, though not directly a tutorial: This Spongebob Episode was BANNED! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sJEfOpHZJs%5D

    Me:
    Can you give me a tutorial in text form

    Gemini:
    While there's no Spongebob tutorial in the video, you can create Spongebob using ASCII art, which involves keyboard characters to form his features.

    Here's a basic text art example:

    .-.
    .' '.
    / O O

    | _ |
    | (o) |
    | _/ |
    ~~~ /
    '—–'

    How to Create Your Own:

    The Square Body: Begin with a large square or rectangle using characters like |, -, and _.
    Eyes: Place large O or 0 for eyes, often with smaller o or dots inside for pupils.
    Nose: Use a | or a curved ( for the bridge, then a large ( for the bulbous part.
    Mouth & Teeth: A wide curve ~~~~ for the mouth, with V or W for buck teeth inside.
    Details: Add freckles with . or o, and potentially ~ for his chin dimple.
    You can find more complex text art versions by searching for "Spongebob ASCII art" or "Spongebob text art" online. You can also find stylized text versions by searching for "Spongebob fonts".

    Me:
    What about a different type of tutorial other than drawing? And try not to link me to outside sources – I want to focus

    Gemini:
    think>The user is asking for a tutorial that is not drawing-related and explicitly asks to avoid external links. I need to think of a "different type of tutorial" that can be provided in text form and has some conceptual connection to the video, even if indirect, given the user's previous questions about "existential Spongebob fan stories" and the video's focus on a "multilingual project."

    Since the video discusses creating and submitting content for a magazine (0:04–0:24) that accepts poetry, essays, and art (0:22–0:24), and is now accepting submissions in other languages (0:56–0:59) for a multilingual project (1:02–1:06), a tutorial on creative writing (specifically, crafting a short story or essay) would be relevant and can be provided in text form without external links. This ties into the idea of "fan stories" from the user's previous queries, but in a general, applicable way that doesn't rely on Spongebob specifically.

    I will focus on the basics of how to outline a short narrative or essay. This fits the theme of content creation for a magazine and can be presented as a simple, actionable guide.

    Plan:

    Acknowledge the request for a non-drawing tutorial without external links.
    Propose a "creative writing tutorial" based on the video's content (magazine submissions, essays, stories).
    Provide a step-by-step guide on outlining a short story or essay.
    Step 1: Idea/Brainstorming
    Step 2: Core Message/Theme
    Step 3: Structure (Beginning, Middle, End / Introduction, Body, Conclusion)
    Step 4: Key Points/Scenes
    Step 5: Drafting (brief mention to complete the cycle)
    Relate it back to the video's theme of sharing ideas and stories.Okay, focusing on a different type of tutorial that doesn't involve drawing and keeps to a text-based format, let's look at how to outline a short creative piece, like an essay or a story. This aligns with the video's theme of creating and submitting written content for a magazine (0:04–0:24), which includes poetry and essays (0:22–0:24).
    Here's a simple text-based tutorial on outlining:

    Tutorial: How to Outline a Short Creative Piece (Story or Essay)
    Outlining helps organize your thoughts before you start writing, making the process smoother and your piece more coherent.

    Define Your Core Idea:

    Start by identifying the main concept or message you want to convey. If it's a story, what's the central conflict or character's goal? If it's an essay, what's your main argument or the topic you're exploring?
    Example: "The challenges of adapting to a new culture," or "A character overcomes their fear of public speaking."
    Identify Your Audience and Purpose:

    Who are you writing for? What do you want them to feel, learn, or understand after reading your piece?
    Knowing your audience helps shape your tone and the details you include.
    Structure Your Piece:

    Most short pieces follow a basic three-part structure:
    Beginning (Introduction/Setup): Introduce your topic, characters, or the initial situation. Hook your reader. For an essay, this is your thesis statement. For a story, it's the exposition.
    Middle (Body/Development): This is where you develop your ideas, present arguments, or unfold the plot. Support your main points with examples, evidence, or descriptive scenes. For a story, this includes rising action and conflict.
    End (Conclusion/Resolution): Summarize your main points, offer a final thought, or resolve the conflict. Leave the reader with a lasting impression or a clear understanding.
    Break Down Each Section with Key Points/Scenes:

    Under each of your main structure points (Beginning, Middle, End), list specific ideas, arguments, or scenes you want to include.
    Beginning:
    Story: Character X arrives in new city. Describes feelings of loneliness.
    Essay: Introduce cultural adaptation as a universal experience, state thesis.
    Middle:
    Story: Character X faces specific challenges (language barrier, different customs). Shows their struggles and small victories. Builds to a climax.
    Essay: Paragraph 1: Language challenges. Paragraph 2: Social customs. Paragraph 3: Emotional impact.
    End:
    Story: Character X finds a support system, feels more integrated, grows from the experience.
    Essay: Summarize challenges, conclude with a broader statement on resilience or empathy.
    Review and Refine Your Outline:

    Read through your outline. Does it flow logically? Are there any gaps? Have you covered all the essential elements?
    This outline now serves as your roadmap for writing the full piece.
    This approach can be applied to various forms of writing, allowing you to organize your thoughts before you begin drafting, much like how the magazine in the video collects diverse poetry and essays (0:22–0:24) from its community members.

  8. @samneibauer4241

    July 3, 2026 at 2:04 am

    I'm curious about the multi-lingual aspect. Respectfully, how do you expect the audience to recieve content in languages they don't understand? Is this model supposed to encourage people to practice translating or learning other languages, or will there be translations alongside the original works?

    I wish you and your partners success with this project!

  20. @jaimesanchez6717

    July 3, 2026 at 2:04 am

    When i go subscribe to the patreon it says that you have to pay per item, but here you say that with 1 dollar you can access everything could yo clarify how it works?

  26. @codystuckey5785

    July 3, 2026 at 2:04 am

    i’ve never been this early to your videos, i hope you read this message!

    dude, your work has been so moving. i’m not gonna go on the whole shpeel of “you changed my life” but these videos have genuinely widened my mind and has allowed me to branch out into reading books of seneca and other philosophers and dude- i can’t put into words how calming and nurturing to the mind it is to listen to your videos and reading or just having your videos playing in the background. just had to come and say thank you for making such well written and thought provoking content that i’ve been watching for years atp.

    so thank you man, i hope you get to read this before the tsunami of comments starts flooding in.❤

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