Everything You Shouldn’t Know About the World You Live In

everything is a fable, nothing is true
(oh, i heard a flock of finches) bye

are these compilation videos?? hows this quantity of production even possible

Be careful before dismissing an algorithmically-derived YouTube feed as inconsequential whereas otherwise (and probably) random encounters because in the one case, as any YouTube producer should well understand, the company works very hard at trying to match content with individual interest, so the feed is crafted to be "synchronous", whereas in the other case, the feeling of "synchronicity" is probably simply down to cognitive biases – mostly survivorship bias, but probably an element of confirmation and availability biases as well even though encountering something may well have no "intrinsic synchronicity" at all.

Two sides of the similar coin: rooted in cognitive function. In one case deliberately engineered, in the other, self-engineered with blind bias.

I really love your work. It stimulates the mind and leaves me pondering on deep questions a lot. Im at a loss for words. Your body of work has no comparison. Please dont stop what you're doing.

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Ding ding you're out

I really do think Jung was onto something really special and significant. Having that capacity to imagine multiple planes of thinking with their own intersubjectivity really elevated psychoanalysis and led to the opening of relational psychology. Jung goes beyond psychology and into quantum physics. Jung and Freud actively grappled with that feeling of being on the cusp with brilliant, explosive ideas that were lent to their diverging theories of the time
of birth of psychoanalysis.

All that matters is corrupt fake money. Everyone just keep basing your life off of corrupt fake money.

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