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Go with the flow. Expect no StuF 😊 I love this video. Cheers Tim :)

The choice is .. Feeling lucky? I think you are lucky because you have close loving people who support you - partner, daughters, sister … all the rest come after and is “like consequences” of it … How is this a choice? You were blessed with a sister, partner … children Ok … some people say one have to work on a relationship. First of all there has to be some grounds for a relationship which I believe are beyond our choice … fe. Capability to bond connections..

Can't wait to see what happens next...

All the best to you for the future.

Love the sounds Tim!! 😍

What camera are you using? Looks nice! I was there there (same weekend as you?) - also ran into Per! He's not on my video which is a really different take on the same place! th-cam.com/video/ZfET36DkXZA/w-d-xo.html

Wow, two Tromsø-techno-vlogs in a week! th-cam.com/video/ZfET36DkXZA/w-d-xo.html

Per is mai dad

Hi Tim 😊

Hello Tim, I just noticed that you were going through a difficult phase in your life. I wish you all the strength to push forward your visions again. Your driving force for being together, with which you have given us all so much joy and fun, thank you, thank you, thank you. I wish you this inner strength and power again. Long live music, you Tim and each other. threelum (Mike)

Love how honest you are talking about your situation. And please don’t feel bad. It’s not your fault. All the user including me that loved endless but did not spend money in support are to blame. Also I just can’t understand why not all the big companies are competing to be allowed to buy endless and integrated it to there platform. @ableton please buy endless

Thank you Tim. I’m going crazy with all the shit happening and I mean the personal things would be hard enough to handle. But all the global conflicts, are affecting friendship. And the worst there is no time to breath one event is followed by another layer on layer. People forget and move on. And in about two weeks we will know if America will become a dictatorship. I really need to find a village with nice people. Thank you for giving me hope. And thank you for everything you have done.

Will we be getting the further adventures of getting there? Per seems like the best accomplice.

The journey is the destination as always :D

love the video and the music

lovely backing tracks!

Glad to see you continuing with this channel. This is awesome, Tim! Your perspective is inspiring.

Haha, that's funny, my dad was a merchant navy captain, and my mum bought him the exact same sign 😂

Go with the flow and see what happens....nice 😊

Goddam Tim. That’s rough. You’re still standing and looking strong. Obviously you’re needed here.

Love the music. And everything else about this. Subscribed

How many brits do you need to get Tromsøtekno on the vlogs? Only one, but he needs to be the food-drinking Luckiest Tim Alive!

So his studio sort of doubles as a mini tech museum? Haha. I was really enjoying the talk around the idea of "never give up" It really is thrown around as like a token motivational phrase. But never give up on what? That's the key element. Some people believe, for example, that marriage is for life. So should an abused partner never give up on the marriage even at the cost of their physical or mental health? Some would feel they should never give up, to fight for their marriage with counselling etc - but this isn't always the way. Maybe, it should be that the abused partner never gives up on themselves - that part of their journey on never giving up is to find a way out. They haven't given up on their marriage, they're not giving up on themselves. It's a tricky one and that's just a little example. Some things we do need to give up on. But ultimately, never give up on striving for a better life and a better you and the betterment of the people around you. That's the ultimate "never give up" journey I think! And maybe on that day, you destination was indeed destined to be the car park. Still felt like an adventure to me!

The adventure wasn’t a fail, you just didn’t reach the intended destination.

I really enjoyed this, keep up the good work.

May our Creator bless you Tim. You are one of the GOATS! (By the way, THE MOUTH was before it's time, DOPE!!!!!) 🙏🙏🙏

This is so special Tim. We all love you so much. Where are you wandering in these videos by the way?

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I think the best way to find community is to put down the phone or use it properly to find what you NEED in the world. The only thing a phone as been for me is a rose tinted telescope that can take you all over the world but trap you in your own mind althewhile you're physically going nowhere. Of course this is one small piece of the pie but its a solution that goes a long way. Invest in your surroundings, and if you don't like your surroundings, its always possible to leave. You can cross the US 3 times over coast to coast with only a months rent. And a plane ticket anywhere else even less. Think about it.

Thanks for the video, Tim. You are touching on a topic close to my heart. I grew up in a village, a municipality of 1000 people, but I needed to move for education. As I went to high school and later university I got the growing feeling of being alienated from the nice city I was studying in and feeling alone even with heaps of friends. After seven years at university, I got myself a Master of science where I could have done anything I wanted. I could do research, if I wanted. I could have gotten a high-paying job in a firm that hired most of my peers, if I wanted. I could have travelled and worked abroad, if I wanted. I ended up going back to my home place working for the local municipality so I could be closer to my people. In the same way some processed food or drinks taste "artificial" I felt that living in a city was an artificial form of a community/village. I wholeheartedly believe that people living in a city are being compensated for the feeling of belonging with a higher salary, more opportunities and more entertainment.

Just have to say Tim, you sound near enough exactly like Bear Grylls

Tim! Thank you for making these videos. I believe in them. But speaking of storytelling, something I think you are very good at, and I hope this doesn’t come across the wrong way, and I know you’re trying different things, but there is definitely something in your first two videos, especially the second one, with the music, and your constantly moving through the landscape, that really worked so well. I don’t mean to sound you know, shallow - to talk about form when what you’re speaking to are matters of such gravity - but! When I saw that second video I thought: «Oh, this is just going to be Tim, moving through the world like this, sometimes with other people, sometimes alone, and we get to just think with Tim! and listen with Tim!» and I though, that’s just going to be so great. And this is great too! Please don’t get me wrong. And you’re probably a good few videos further in than this. But I encourage you to go back and look at that second video. There’s something there! Something way of storytelling something that really works. You moving through the landscape. Sometimes we see you. Sometimes what you see. And the thoughts. And the music. Yes, apologies for ramble! And who am I to say this. Keep it up!

Community is gone because every principle and institution that bound people together has been attacked starting with Churches. The tallest buildings in towns and villages were the Churches wherein people gathered together toward a common point of attention and celebration which then flowed downstream to unity within families.

So good to see You and hear that story. Greetings from Poznan in Poland. We are waiting for You here <3 Lot's of love to Your whole family!

Excellent video, keep on going. Keep on flowing. I recommend you to watch the movie "Ame Agaru" (dir. Takashi Koizumi) it will assist you as it has always assisted me. Cheers :)

Oh Tim. It's a blessing to have you 'back', and re/unmade. These videos are a gift and speak for many of us, more eloquently than you might imagine. x

Are you the same Tim who gave me The Finger a few years ago?

Thank you for your video and viewpoint. I agree that the world has lost its villages. Communication, people, and things - reach far and fast. Tech innovation has changed the world forever. I believe you that we lost our villages some 100-200 years ago. I'm not educated in terms of culture, but our rate of technological progress is unprecedented and it's not hard to believe life is very different now than what we were used to as a species. I would argue that the loss of our villages is secondary in harm, to the recent capture of our attention - The internet. Since the internet was introduced around 2000, our collective (free time in front of a screen) has increased linearly, from around 2 hours a day (in 2000, on a TV), to around 7 hours a day (in 2024, on the internet). 7 hours of free time is almost all of everyones free time!!! This is a direct and incredibly severe change in how we spend our time. I agree with you when you said "we are so over awed by the power we've unleashed". People are addicted. The internet is engineered to be addicting, not unlike a drug. Consuming entertainment and media in druglike doses is harmful to us psychologically, but it's also affected our participation in "3rd places": social environments that are neither home ("first place") nor work ("second place"). In the period between 1970 and 2000, third places were crucial for fostering community, providing a setting for casual, spontaneous social interactions. Since 2000, 3rd places have essentially been replaced by the internet. This loss of "3rd places" would be another nail in the coffin to your "lost villages" hypothesis. There are additional factors that may lead one to feel anxiety. A collapsing ecosystem. Violence and greed as core attributes of being human... despite all the progress we've made elsewhere, our brutality persists. Even the most privileged people make decisions that cause harm, out of pure selfishness. Homogeneity, stereotypes, racism, expectations of things we've never experienced. Commodification of every aspect of life. A loss of authenticity. The internet has taken our innocence, and made us afraid. Studies have been conducted over time in the U.S. asking people about their trust in others, with one of the most prominent being the General Social Survey (GSS). The GSS has asked the question "Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted, or that you can’t be too careful in dealing with people?". Less than 30% of people trust eachother today, relative to about 60% in the 1960's and earlier, despite the world today being safer than it ever was before. The internet has been used to manipulate us - against our friends and neighbors. We are more politically polarized than ever. Another thing you said "People will take your power, to give themselves power" is applicable here. By dividing us, we are controlled, at the expense of our relationships. We are controlled at the expense of practical policy... utilitarianism subverted by the application of technology, incentivized by wealth and power. I would urge you to consider internet addiction as a core harm, when you think about what kind of solutions you might want to pursue. Although the internet might be the most effective way of transmitting information at scale, i don't think the internet in and of itself offers any solution to the problem inherent in itself. I think we need to draw a hard line in the sand and be intentional about what role the internet and the commodification of our attention should occupy in society. Should we accept that people are drawn to quick releases of dopamine from a screen? That companies are allowed to manipulate this for profit? Should we push back and say that this isn't healthy for us? That we need to exist in the present with eachother? I think we need to collectively get outside and touch grass more than ever. We need to connect intentionally and spend time together. We need to act like it's the 80's. Have a beer with a neighbor, play in the street. We need to step away from fiction and fear and constant entertainment.

We lost together and we found each other, Tim. Through hardship, failures, challenges and accepting our guilts and shames. I really appreciate your content. This marks a really crucial step for a very exciting future ahead for us. Most of the time, especially in a healing path, we found solution through action right in between the doing. Congratulations. Keep doing your finding authentically.

This reminds of when you used to talk about all the shires. As you know, Endlesss gave me so many things. I would not be the person, musician, creative that I am today without having had the experience that it and everything that went with it, gave me. I don't have the answers to how to bring back those connections. All I do know is that when moving through this crazy life I do my best to have compassion, kindness and and open mind because you're right, the world feels challenging for everyone right now.

I’m right with you Tim. I think the conflict of scale is our technology reaching beyond our metaphorical biology arm. We are over stretched. We need more aspects to bridge that ever-increasing gap. And one important aspect - as you say - is a village. But I don’t believe I can just create a village, but the energy that made you the Tim Exile I know through your music might be enough to connect more people. What you do with that is where I get lost in a thousand half ideas with no direction. And how mad is it that I feel like I can speak about such things to yourself, but not people who I know more/have known for longer? So much to unpack.