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Karl Pilkington talks about time travel
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Karl Pilkington talks about time travel
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from the bonus material of dan deacon and jimmy joe roches movie "ultimate reality"
I love Karl but he was delibarately being obtuse here
How can you freeze time?
Karl's interpretation of the butterfly effect kills me.
This is probably Chris Hülsbeck, lol
Karl shows here a brutal, realistic honesty. Which shows wisdom and knowledge about life. At 2:33 is the moment. Why would you relive a moment which already "formed" you. Just watching is utterly useless also. Why would you? WHY? You know your childhood. It's like these guys who have a video of their mom giving birth. Who in their right mind would watch him/herself being pressed out of a vagina? Or any other event in the life? Even having a last chat with my grandma would make me jsut incredible sad because I know I can't bring her back. This whole time travel idea into his/her own past is utterly horrifying
I'd go back to the time that I first kicked me height and remind myself to put my leg back down afterwards so I don't suffer with short nerves.
The "no" at the end was so fucking funny
I love the little sound effects....like when Steve hits the table...the animation shows him hitting hit and the paper swishing sound...makes it very immersive.
You gotta admit the cartoon narrative makes it even better lol
I probably go back to 7th-9th grade but have more bands like Dark Tranquility and Opeth in my music library and see how life plays out from there.
“Don’t ask black people Time Travel Questions”
Of course Ricky and Steve don't really ask the question they want answered: what event from your childhood did you enjoy so much that you would relive? They're always purposely vague for a laugh at Karl's expense.
I like the idea that if Karl was given god like powers, he probably wouldn't use them and would just carry on as usual 😂
One of the few times karl made some damn good points
I love Ricky's exasperated sighs of dismay at 16 seconds.
I'd kill for another series of this. Without a doubt one of the funniest TV shows ever made.
Check out the XFM radio shows and the Ricky Gervais Show podcast - there’s hours of their conversations.
I love how Ricky sounds genuinely disappointed at the end there lmao
Yeah honestly they're just dicks most of the time
Karl is 100% right.
Karl is so frustratingly stupid it actually makes me tear up inside. Just answer. the. fucking. question. you. nitwit.
Has anyone noticed that the guy at the beginning sounds EXACTLY like Wheatley from Portal 2? Man, what a weird coincidence.
I mean Karl is right, nothing you look back on fondly that you did as a child will be the same again. It’s happened, it’s in the past, just be happy with the memory of it because if you continuously try to recapture that feeling you’re doomed to fail.
Karl understands the complexities of multiverse theory.
Karl is right.
That's not even what ice pops look like
"I haven't had one since." Fuckin hell
Ricky needs to make a website, where it is the ultimate Karl Pilkington guide. All his shows, interviews, oddities, and content in one place. It would make a fortune.
The simple life of Karl Pilkington.
Sometimes, I feel like Karl is the only one among these who is sensible and mature. Why tf would you fantasize about nonsense like time-travel? If more people were like Karl, people wouldn't fall for nonsensical fictional fantasies created by PR and marketing or exploitation by cults and religions.
I always get the impression that they are deliberately misunderstanding him in these things
Somehow Karl seems to “win”
i’m with karl on this one ☝️
Blame the butterfly on an earthquake.
I love how Ricky is just sick of Karl's shit
The
The only reason Karl's doing the podcast is because he already went back in time to save himself from the ice pop,
No one ever excepts the butterfly!
I have so much respect for Karl. There is so much to appreciate about the fact that he is just that zen about his life. No matter how much they give him grief, he is like the Tao of Pooh... he just is... and finds peace in that... not to mention he observes without judging. So pure.
he called rosa parks lazy
@@tacaraelam7775 well maybe she was? We are all lazy every once and a while and some of us are firm about committing to it and some of us aren’t... she was firm in her conviction to be exhausted and inspired others to stand their ground... just because his language is sub par doesn’t mean the analysis is too far off base. 🤷♀️ there are times I would rather feel like getting arrested than moved from my spot too. Doesn’t downplay what became of it in her case, but it is funny to think it might have just been that simple. 😂
@@smilesfordays What does it matter if she was lazy or not? The point is that she was told to move from her seat because they treated her like a subhuman for being black. And when she refused to move it offended the white supremacy that was in the position of power at the time.
@@CactusCowboyDan Karl doesn’t see that. The point is if you allow the frustration of the past to leave you for a couple minutes and don’t look at the systemic problems and find the humor that an entire movement could have started because one woman’s feet hurt too much, it allows you to appreciate future events and current ones in a more basic light. Everyone insisting she was doing it for the rights of everyone is projecting their intentions on the situation. She would not have known what the consequences of that decision would be... she probably thought something hilarious like “I’d rather be arrested than move right now.” The sensitivity of people who have nothing to do with that situation at the time and their glorifying that one particular moment does a disservice to the rest of the entire movement. Singling our one moment as a catalyst causes a disconnect between the real work that was done every day by other people to make things happen. I was only talking about Karl’s ability to look beyond those singular moments we have been taught to hold more value to and, despite his admittedly horrible communication of his thoughts, finds other means of thinking and points that others blinded by the perceived worth of a moment or event would be blind to. It’s fascinating. Also, it does matter how she was feeling and what she was thinking. You’re discounting that day in her life and putting your own worth on the outcome rather than appreciating how she would have felt and why she said those things... that’s limiting your ability to see others for who they are and how they feel by only valuing how those people have helped or will help someone else. You’re not seeing an individual’s worth unless they do something you think is “right” to you. Like think about that shit...
She was involved in civil rights/NAACP for a long time. And she was not the first person to refuse to move. She’s the most famous and a catalyst tho. “People always say that I didn't give up my seat because I was tired, but that isn't true. I was not tired physically, or no more tired than I usually was at the end of a working day. I was not old, although some people have an image of me as being old then. I was forty-two. No, the only tired I was, was tired of giving in.” - Rosa Parks
Childhood? I can think of a couple of times in young adulthood where I missed some very nice offers from attractive young ladies because I was distracted. Thinking of the right thing to say an hour after an argument doesn't hold a candle to suddenly realising "Oh,,,,,, *that's* what she meant."
What's scary isn't how insanely moronic Karl is. It's that people think he's smart is what's scary.
"Was Rome about in your childhood?" Think it was for all of us Ricky.
i hate when people say I ALMOST DIED when they were furthest from death in that moment.. You Didn`t Almost Die. Asshole..
I Would Travel Back And I Would Change A Lot of THINGS . I Would Be GAZZILIONAIRE NOW :D
But the multiverse hypothesis demands that every event that could happen will happen. So in some iteration there has to be one bloke who says "Nah". Carl is that man.
I love listening to Karl Pilkington when I'm high
Maybe the whole reason Karl didn’t die from the ice pop incident is because he actually did go back in time and save himself...
But he realizes how much he changed reality even though he didn't anticipate for it. So learned his lesson and will time travel no more. Accepting the life he has
It's genuinely heartbreaking to think there's a timeline where Karl Pilkington died as a child from choking on an 'ice pop' and we never got to see this incredible man and his unique way of looking at life.
@@arandompasserby7940something that never happened is heartbreaking?
Karl is a man without regret
My favorite part is how earnestly Ricky and Steve tell Karl he hasn't died. As if they're concerned he might have tricked himself I to thinking he's dead.
Karl is Brick
@@iamwill1182 Will is Pric
I'm with karl. You've lived that part already it would be boring going back and just watching it again. Now I would go back to my graduation week of high school with all the knowledge I have now and re live life from that point.
LOL moth at fault