@kareem_xyz
He came back from his rest. A long rest that was, in fact more than a year long, but he’s back and he’s well rested.
@piotrstefanski8831
I subscribed to this channel not even sure if you’ll ever upload a video again. But here we go. Thank you
@drPapperNet
Still waiting for part 2 and 3. You've done an amazing job, keep going even if the viewcount does not reflect the quality of your work. I've waited 9 months and I will wait even 9 years, because this is one of the most life changing videos I've seen on YT. I show this to people who need it and it changes them, it's a tool for people like me who try to help others. It's very different when I say something to them or when I show that someone else (you) says the same thing. Existential crises are fundamental to our own development, yet people tend to prefer to live in blindness than to face new information. Thanks so much❤
@matthewglenguir7204
This channel with only 2 videos is already one of the best there is
@theaverageinternetuser6852
Thank you for this video. It really changed my view on existential crisis. I recently got one (around 2 weeks before I watched this), and it really shook me. Something about death and our existence really scared me. Is there an afterlife? What happens to us? What happens to those we truly love? Are we even real? I hated this. I haven't even gotten to enjoy my life for very long. I recently turned 15, yet these thoughts made my life feel mundane. I feel more motivated now after this video and therapy with GPT. I was used to constant proofs as a really math focused student with qualifications on competitions like MOP. The idea that our own existence and afterlife can't be proved was just so scary. I envy for being able to have these thoughts yet enjoy life as if its nothing and play hypixel bedwars. Hopefully one day I can fully overcome this.
@Stealthsilent1337
My life lived differently than others. I grew up without being repressed. Ages 0-18 I had with a lot of love. From family and I wasn’t afraid. That state made me very aware(negative emotions literally slowly kill you) and I was always filled with love and was so grateful. I wanted to help the world. In reference to your introduction: A lot of philosophy I read during teenage taught me that you can see life in many ways. I chose to laugh at tragedy because I ended up with a positive experience when I watched the news. I was very detached(in the best way) of negative emotion. I am 32 now and I do feel negative emotion. and while the shock of feeling a shocking feeling(you’re going to die) will fill you with relief after being panicked, it isn’t a way to live. Searching for emotions that we are meant to feel is the answer.
@darshantipps
Upload more often brother Your channel is one of the hidden gems of yt
@GravityMaster07
Beatiful video! Astonishing! Truly gave me an insight I needed for a long time! I have been going through a struggle in life and got lost... This really helped me out. Through this video, rest assured, you trully became immortal. The author really is a good boy! To everyone reading this, Finnish the video at first! Watch it til the end! Cheers and have a beautiful life!
@Cantbuyathrill
The prologue was right up my alley.
@julianieberg1635
This was immensely insightful ~ I’m both terrified and thrilled that I’ll have no choice but to be a philosophy major. Plenty of existential crises to come for sure out of that one! (If I learned anything from this video is that I’ll savor every dreadful bit of it)
@jeremegordon5121
“the irony of man's condition is that the deepest need is to be free of the anxiety of death and annihilation; but it is life itself which awakens it, and so we must shrink from being fully alive.” Ernest Becker
@gabitheancient7664
bro I subscribed just to see a random video about the history of math now you gave me reason to live dude you're amazing
@darkphoenix2745
There aren't enough metrics to represent how good this video is, hope part 2&3 come sometime in the future.
@AzraliTimeGod
I'm 23, been thinking about dying a lot however I no longer see it as a bad thing, a blessing in disguise if you will. Our society can continue to perceive death as the opposite of life, but the reality is that death is apart of it. I think accepting it can give you so much freedom. Knowing that you're mortal makes life that much more worth it. If we could live forever we would probably be completely different organisms mentally, perhaps more like Adam and Eve before eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. As we are now our minds can't comprehend forever effectively, infact you would eventually be driven to the point of no return mental health wise. Enjoy and appreciate the life you have, the you that you are now will never be again. Embrace it while you can instead of worrying about the end. Who knows it may not even be the end, being playful about it should be more encouraged. It's your existence... own it! Don't worry about what you can't change and seek professional help if needed I've been there. It's okay 😁
@eyuin5716
Great to see you back
@sunset_exists
Finally he uploads
@oskarhenriksson7054
This guy might just become my favourite youtuber
@badududadadu
I have been waiting for this
@kodirovsshik
Honestly didn't think you would upload when I subscribed. I'm not disappointed.
@HaarmannE