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God-oh, not gudoh.

u sound like Ai, thats prob why not as many views at youd want. also, a little music at first. I thought my sound broke. no hook. images look ai. boring. could be small vidoes. no ups or downs. im not into the story. i dont care about pablo. make me care about pablo.

There needs to be an ai written video label or something

Trash AI video

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Clearly AI made… Boring

What evidence? No evidence of modern humans prior to a hundred thousands. This is not a serious study, just speculation . Use ‘may have’ as speculative , not definitive. Not capitalism etc, rather excess intone from colonialism and extreme exploitation of the New World.

I am here to see this channel grow I’ll be there no matter what

fyi like button not functioning. It showed 0, i pressed like, still 0. tried a few times.

My favorite literary work ever! 🩷

Hilarious book.

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Ahhh this is California since 1990s

Thank you for summarizing many wonderful books and telling them with beautiful drawings. ❤

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The least you could do is pronounce his name correctly.

3:15 Imagine thinking that Darwin actually would have supported "diversity in human societies" and "inclusion". Imagine thinking that that is what he meant by "diversity". You are clearly some liberal masquerading as an intellectual.

Awesome voice!

Perhaps the first lesson to be learned is that the book is called "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life". The text was especially popular amongst the Nazi Party in Germany, it was explicitly referenced in their propaganda publications, and contributed a great deal to Hitler's ideas of ethnic cleansing, eugenics, war and holocaust.

A voice of reason from the past. We need to read, mark, learn and inwardly digest this wisdom, but is it too late?

Excellent graphics.

This is a great summary

Hell is other people is a seriously good quote

Hell is other people-- which is why I have become a hermit. I never come into contact with anyone except service personnel who are deferential to me.

This channel is underrated! Love this book and channel! Thank you!

This book was in my life (on my shelves) for around twenty years before I finally managed to read it through, having made periodic failed attempts over those years. It's worth going back to and trying again, if you have struggled with it. Maybe I had to be at a more peaceful and stable point in my own life before I could really engage with it, because it's demanding reading in the best way - it forces you to really inhabit the characters' consciousness, to be patient and open minded. In the end I found it to be profoundly emotionally impactful. It's a tour de force, one of those books that, for the time you are reading it and a little while after, almost alters your perception of reality. I found it deeply spiritual, and could only marvel at the mind that produced it.

My favorite novel. I've lost count how many times I've read it. Can't imagine becoming an adult without having read it.

Not much life lessons here. Sorel wanted to be Napolein and let his ambition get in the way.

New to the channel. Loved the video, all of it. The graphics are gorgeous and charming. About the story : like others of its time, it reflects the unsavoury effects of the French Revolution and Bonapartism, where social classes weren't watertight anymore and smart, ambitious men could climb the social ladder. "The Luck of Barry Lyndon" is another example of ambition without moral structure. Also, check the real life cases of many of Napoleon's generals and marshalls ; one even became King of Sweden. Ah, Julien Sorel...you can put lipstick on a pig. In the end of the day it's still a pig. *Edit : subscribed. Definitely worth it, great job.

Remember, though, that from our world's POV, the world of The Grasshopper Lies Heavy is also a dystopia. Maybe less of one from my POV, but still one.

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This is the value of Western Civilization and the defense of the underdog. It’s under assault.

This is a wholly one sided view of this book.

what is this ART?? and where can i find and order it??

Thank you very much for this short but content-full and valuable lessons from great books! i subscribed immediately to your channel! please tell me a little more about the wonderful and beautiful paintings presented in this lecture - who painted them and where i can buy them?????

Thank You for this. I was JUST thinking about this book and that I should reread it. I graduated HS in 1970 so you know it's been a long time. :)

I just heard about this story a few weeks ago. Good video Worth the listen, thank you.

Or a more simple life lesson,,,,Dont go to Africa 😂

The script, voice, and art are all AI generated. Please do not support this content as it cheapens the hard work of real people who have reviewed this book on TH-cam

My biggest takeaway from the novel was to destroy a foe so thoroughly that no future battles would be necessary, as he demonstrated back on Earth with the bully he killed and again at Battleschool with Bonzo's death. Hells even Bean kills another student in his novel Ender's Shadow by essentially tricking him to fall into a drop inside the ventilation

It’s good, but it feels like it was all AI generated, although it probably wasn’t.

Great review. Thanks.

Great video! I really enjoyed how you break down complex topics and make them understandable. It's always interesting and informative to watch your blog. Keep up the excellent work!

How exactly did Ender come to conclusion that the bugs were harmless? They have already attacked before. This part is omitted in the film.

Not the worst AI generated content I have ever seen. It's like a Highschool Freshman book report on Snow Crash.

Read Lem's Gem, Fiasco

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loved this book all those years ago..........still watching for their ships

When I was a kid, I saw humanity's fate as transcendence, but then it hit me that we'd been eaten. Is the Overmind a telepathic cancer spreading through the stars, the thing the Overlords said they were trying to prevent? Clarke sayeth not, but I have suspicions. Maybe the Overmind is just trying to protect itself from competitors. Maybe utopia is bad for people, but we don't seem able to try it. The useful life lesson from the book is that when the ocean heads for the horizon, run the other way.

I read "Childhood's End" a long time ago, and I have to be honest, that it really creeped me out. Near the end the "children" are experimenting with their telekinetic powers and causing the Moon to move about in its orbit resulting in massive earthquakes that kill people, if I remember right. If the "children" had just gone off into space then that would have been one thing. But to wreak so much havoc on Earth before leaving seemed unconscionable. I didn't get that they had merged into a single consciousness, but I might have stopped reading at that point. It's one thing for individuals to sacrifice their personal egos to work with others in a community, but another thing entirely to merge into a single consciousness like the Borg. I always preferred the SF writings of Ray Bradbury who was much more personable. His "Dandelion Wine" is a beautiful and poetic remembrance of childhood from which much better lessons can be gleaned.