I tried going back and forth trying to find the explanation on how the pandemic distort our perception of time and the only answer I found is because we don't have any vocabulary for "a month without party"
@@NoName-tp6ib Time in solitary confinement is time spent breaking an individual, instead of rehabilitating them and eventually making them a productive member of society. Additionally, a single conviction can lead to vicious cycle where they cannot have a job, they may lose their house, and they will be back in prison because the underlying issues that led to the crime was not solved in the first place. This may be material conditions or mental health.
Because prison isn't supposed to be a rehabilitation center. It's a *prison* because it's *punishment* for breaking the law. The victims doesn't want the criminal to rehabilitate, they demand *justice*. Justice is just another form of revenge but in a "morally correct" way or so they think.
Because introverts like me are used to doing the same routine 484,558 times in our own home with ease and not much has changed for us except seeing our friends and a whole new disease. The way of the introvert ig
music stan extroverts would have the toughest time adjusting to quarantine rules and social distancing standards. Introverts, who prefer quiet spaces and being alone, have been straight chillin this whole pandemic.
Yeah, I was gonna say I don't think most people can come close to 5 minutes. I don't think I've ever gone for a personal best, but I used to regularly hold for 2 min and that always got pretty tiring as it closed in on the finish.
@@theonlymegumegu there are videos of people planking for hours and hours. I am not an athlete in any way, I am overweight , but still managed to plank for about 4:30 several times. You gotta just start with 15 or 20 seconds for a couple of days, and then add around 15-30 seconds every 3-4 days and your body will get used to it.
That's because your brain doesn't retain repeated/repetitive experiences in the long term. If we did, it would feel like torture. So, if all you did for the whole 5 months was nothing, then time will have felt like it passed by quick in your long term memory. When you have a different/unique experience, you will retain it and feel like that period of time had passed by fast in the short term. However, in the long term memory of a unique "summer" or year, you will look back at it as if it was a long summer or year. That's why in my case, when I was in High School, the week/school days felt so arduous and long in my short term memory. But when I had graduated HS, as a long term memory, I felt as if my first day of HS was only weeks or months ago.
I can understand that others might feel that the concept of time has changed, but for me it hasn't. As an person who works in an essential workplace, I still get up the same time, everyday, work as I always have and come home. I wore a mask then, and I wear a mask now. There was no opportunity to "work from home", no period of time to stay at home with my family. Everything has changed and nothing has. Only now there isn't a living, breathing, present support community to rely on.
I'm on the opposite side of that spectrum. I've worked from home for a decade, I don't drive and getting out and doing social things is really rare. So for me too, nothing really changed.
I got layed off from a job I didn't realize how much I Hated until I lost it and now that I have free time I'm dreading going back to another job I'm sure I'm going to Hate too just sharing
Luthien Nightwolf I’m in the same boat. It’s really annoying for me when my friends are complaining about not seeing each other or throwing fits about quarantine, because this has sort of been my life for the last few years. I care that they feel that way, but it all seems very short sighted.
Same i work at UPS and we've been much busier so my days are pretty much the same other than now i cant go to Wal-Mart or Winco after work because they close early to clean
This doesn't even feel like a Vox video. More like a sad podcast that you listen to whilst attempting to sleep but its already 4am, despite actually going to bed at 2.
Honestly Am I the only one that actually felt time for the first time because of the pandemic? Before this, I worked long hours, went out too much to drink and just didn’t use my days right most of the times, with the pandemic I found out I hate going out that much and I hate my job and I realize how much has passed since I was 17, the quarantine paused my life pretty much and I just looked at it for the first time after years of ignoring the fact I there is more than living the moment Just me? Don’t get me wrong I wish the whole pandemic didn’t happen, but I guess this is my silver lining and also in my case thank God my family and loved ones are okay .
People get started running on the treadmill of life. Doing the things they hate because they’ve never thought about why they’re doing them. It’s quite common, imo. I’m happy for you that you came to those realizations, they’re important to look at. You stopped the cycle of living a dreary life, cheers to your future!
@@QuestionQuestionMark Thankyou i appreciate it, I guess I can update, I went to the same cycle again and when I realized that, I almost lost myself and I fell so so hard. I’m happy to come back to this comment tho, it reminds me of how I felt for a moment and it gives me hope. It’s been hard.. and if you read this or anyone does. Please take care of yourself, and love you, do what you love and remember it’s always going to be okay somehow, that’s what I believe in at the end of the day.
@@Lorenzo_apd well i guess you can. I was wondering what's a pragmatic way to learn a language (or maybe just Italian) implementing all the bits a language has. I already learned the phonology and phototactics and orthography but you can list them too. And if not pragmatic, what's a nuanced way to learn a language but make it detailed. Ksjdksjd me demanding stuff lol well if you want, answer or not. Thanks
Thank you! I watched this and as much as I hate having my hand held through an explanation I turned right to the comments to make sense of such loosely connected ideas. I honestly tried my best to make sense of the connections but after 2/3rds of the way through gave up and filter watched.
This is such a good video. The people who worked on it really outdid themselves. The editing, the animation and the script are so well thought out, and combine into a video which does *exactly* what it's meant to do. Conveying a feeling, a mood, can be very hard, but I don't think there's anyone who watched this video and didn't understand the feeling that's being conveyed here.
Eh, as a high school kid, the pandemic literally hasn't distorted time in the slightest for me. I still had my deadlines for everything I had to do for college and I had deadlines for school work and homework... ... I just had a harder time keeping concentrated because I could play Minecraft during school now...
After reading a lot of people saying how they hated this in the comments, I'd just like to throw my opinion out there. I really really liked this. I feel like I got to know a person I've never met before. This felt to me, like the way thinking happens in real time. Like a person's actual inner monolog. Or at least my inner monolog sounds an awful lot like this. I really enjoyed it. Thanks.
I think the musings are still offering an explanation, and therefore are a how... You’re not alone in thinking it was aimless tho. Lots of similar comments are around
I was questioning my level of comprehension, and it was sort of my insecurity, as I watch along. But as it turns out, judging from the comments, I wasn’t alone in thinking that she was just rambling stuff ala Jason Silva.
It’s feels like she watched some vsauce’s videos and started her journey into a philosophical limbo. She just giving out ideas and thoughts without actual and factual substance, basically no punchline. This video is so abstract.
2020 feels exactly like those neon color night lights usually outside a very distant eery motel in the middle of nowhere, on a road heading no-where, blinking indefinitely yet unperceptably changing deep into the incessant melancholic night.
there is an ornamentation (??) in music called fermata which makes you hold the note longer than it should but not long enough for it to double in value. i dunno if this is relevant to the topic but this pandemic sure feels like time is on hold for so long especially in our country
That's a Lenin quote. The context was that he was referring to how the Russian Revolution was able to topple both the Tsar and the liberal government so quickly after decades of mostly ineffective struggle.
A revolution is when a change on institutions that took centuries to take root, and seem unbending and sturdy, such that even the most ardent inovators won't dare to doubt, happens within a few years. The fall in a short period of everything that until then comprised the core of social, religious, political and economical life of a nation.
Time being compared to color really put words to the issues I have been facing with keeping track of time, whether it be sleep schedules, workout routines, completing college assignments...etc. Everything has blurred and I have been struggling to keep all of my diaries, organizers and assignment trackers as rigid as they were before the pandemic.
I can't tell you how amazing it was to hear someone describe their perception of time in a way that makes sense to me. I also have almost no sense of it, I often don't know which day of the week it is. To describe the way 3:00 and 3:05 don't seem distinct is exactly how I feel. I can only understand analog clocks because I see sections of a whole, not actual time. Thank you thank you thank you!
Was it just me or this video made you slightly uncomfortable for no specific reason? Edit: The video is indeed disorienting and feels very off because of its lackluster substance and weird examples and comparisons. This does not feel like a normal Vox video.
Probably because she mixed too many metaphors and used weird, inaccurate examples for sake of being poetic. It’s all very pretty, but it was kind of disorienting video with not a lot of substance.
I had to watch a few parts 2-3 times so I could try get the whole idea of what it was trying to say, I don't know if it was because I'm not a native English speaker or because it was actually hard to understand
The reason is for the lack of music, and poetic words and flow of the video. A lot of videos and Vox videos all have music have music. This one doesn’t have music, and is a lot sadder. Which gives a eerie vibe
So although you'd call yourself introverted you relate to the mindset that time doesn't feel real when you're home? I mean I get that time feels distorted, but more on a big big monthly scale. Because I can't use my vacation days to go somewhere I have nothing to look forward to, so I just let time pass, and suddenly its autumn. But I still attended the same amount of parties I did the last few years. Which is like... 1-2 times per year. I got the feedback from most of my introverted friends as well, that the staying home and not seeing people part really isn't the issue. Time within a month is still just time. It just feels surprising when you look back after half a year, because you have no big thing of the year to look forward to/look back on.
Dinanysos I’m very introverted, like the extent of refusing to build relationships because they take efforts to maintain, but I miss getting lost in the crowds, being a nobody walking on the street of a random city, and have some random conversation with a stranger. Everyone just deals with things differently
Yes I thought it was going to be a dope video about the psychology and philosophy of time during the pandemic, at least the video itself is well done and nice to look at
Imagine having such a carefree 2020 that you could lose entire months of time without repercussions... Imagine your worst woes being that you miss having parties...
Strangely enough, I absolutely loved the video and would love to explore more ideas surrounding the subjective perception of time. Any book reccommendations?
I don’t know why but many many years ago I read a book called “ how to stop time . Heroin from a-z” and that changed how I ( we effect) perceive time somehow. And the thinker I think his name Includes Abraham Heschel. He’s a Jewish philosopher I just can’t remember his name and the one book specifically which I read a few times because it’s difficult yet so beautiful I think I remember was called The Sabbath
I found it as one of their most interesting videos. The way the close the gap between feeling and language is important to me. The point is to make you rethink what you’ve taken for granted and understand it more. But that’s just me, idk.
PHILIPPINE STANDARD TIME is the same. Lot of Filipinos wanna dress to impress so some folks arrive late and also dont want to look awkward being the first one there because they dont wanna look desperate for food.
this video felt like watching a person's inner monologue in an indie movie.
insipid and vacuous, 3/10
indie with a bit of weird words like "parties"
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I tried going back and forth trying to find the explanation on how the pandemic distort our perception of time and the only answer I found is because we don't have any vocabulary for "a month without party"
When she said well there use to be this thing called a party, she made me feel like I was born during quarantine
But in a perpetual quarentine, or in a post nuclear war confinament
It made me feel like I was born during quarantine and now i grew up but the quarantine never ended and I’ve never met other people
I would give it a like but it's 666 likes rn so hahaha
There still are parties, it’s just that usually half the attendees end up diagnosed with a potentially deadly disease 😂
I know people who are still throwing parties ...
This is why prisoners say long stretches of solitary confinement is so soul crushing.
That’s deep...
Can’t do the time don’t do the crime
@@NoName-tp6ib Time in solitary confinement is time spent breaking an individual, instead of rehabilitating them and eventually making them a productive member of society. Additionally, a single conviction can lead to vicious cycle where they cannot have a job, they may lose their house, and they will be back in prison because the underlying issues that led to the crime was not solved in the first place. This may be material conditions or mental health.
@@FuriousFanBoy- so you would like solitary confinement? Shouldn’t prison rehabilitate?
Because prison isn't supposed to be a rehabilitation center. It's a *prison* because it's *punishment* for breaking the law. The victims doesn't want the criminal to rehabilitate, they demand *justice*. Justice is just another form of revenge but in a "morally correct" way or so they think.
This is to date, the most effort i have seen in a person explaining why she/he's late.
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@@zidanestudios2791 no
@@zidanestudios2791
Someone who begs for attention like a little kid doesn't deserve it.
@@Persun_McPersonson like yr mother
@@kotjienkterbang ok np
This video feels like an extrovert having an existential crisis
me
😂
why extrovert tho?
Because introverts like me are used to doing the same routine 484,558 times in our own home with ease and not much has changed for us except seeing our friends and a whole new disease. The way of the introvert ig
music stan extroverts would have the toughest time adjusting to quarantine rules and social distancing standards. Introverts, who prefer quiet spaces and being alone, have been straight chillin this whole pandemic.
Boss: you're 5 minutes late...
Me: the Earth is billions of years old, who are you to tell me the importance of 5 minutes?
Boss: fires you for being a terrible worker and unfunny
when someone tells me I'm five minutes late I tell them I travelled for 26 years to get here, so considering, a 5 minute delay is not that bad.
🤣
@@louisuniverse going to use that liberally
Nice way to get fired
This entire video makes me feel like someone who's extremely high is talking out loud about LSD. And colours.
Yeah, this video was a complete DNF for me.
Add methamphetamine to the mix and you have the time distortion and tardiness too.
@@hunnerdayEDT DNF?..... Do Not Feed?
“Colors”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂omg I can agree with that
Do a plank from 3pm to 3:05pm and you’ll see just how different five minutes can feel
The longest I’ve planked was three minutes
Yeah, I was gonna say I don't think most people can come close to 5 minutes. I don't think I've ever gone for a personal best, but I used to regularly hold for 2 min and that always got pretty tiring as it closed in on the finish.
I still remember being able to do 4 minute long planks awhile back, and oml my palms got so sweaty, it could solve water shortages
@@theonlymegumegu there are videos of people planking for hours and hours. I am not an athlete in any way, I am overweight , but still managed to plank for about 4:30 several times. You gotta just start with 15 or 20 seconds for a couple of days, and then add around 15-30 seconds every 3-4 days and your body will get used to it.
Chipbug mine was only 30 sec til I feel my body becomes a jello
I'm still waiting for a point to be made... maybe in time...
Not everything has to have a point. Some people understand the value of rambling.
@@skepticmoderate5790 I and some people don't remember subscribing to vox to hear people rambling with no point or answer in the end
The point is that we are living in continuum.
It's art.
@@hiimalexa thank you
This is the furthest I've ever seen a person go to make an excuse for being late.
Hi could help me reach 100subs I'll really appreciate it 😀
@@zidanestudios2791 no
@@goose7125 np. Thanks for your time
precisely how I felt about the video 🤣🤣🤣
Amen. This is the sophisticated explanation 😂
Lol the one family member who says her lateness is genetic blames it on the other side of the family
Iam sure its an indian thing😂
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@@keltoumnoury no I don't think I will
It's true tho many things run in families other than genetics.
Indian standard time is a very legit explanation of things here in India though 😂
If there was no COVID it would be like June 2nd rn
since when did we hit December ?
I actually didn't know it's already december
Bro it’s 2021. What happened?
a week into 2021. im confused
Yeah. Since when we already in 2021?
Them: Why are you late?
Me: *Monologue from this video*
"ok, nice 6 min speech, but if you're late again I'm going to have to fire you"
/Korg Monolouge music plays
"The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Who are we to assert the importance of one minute?"
Furiously paints with acrylic
lol next time I'm late I'm def using this line: "The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Who are we to assert the importance of one minute?"
the physics nobel prize goes to you!
except you'll have no-one to tell because you have disrespected all your friends so badly for so long
Lol, she just did this video to explain why she’s late all the time
...
The difference between us and the universe is it can live that long we can't 😂
5 months ago felt like it was days ago and 2019 felt like 5 years ago.
That's because your brain doesn't retain repeated/repetitive experiences in the long term. If we did, it would feel like torture.
So, if all you did for the whole 5 months was nothing, then time will have felt like it passed by quick in your long term memory.
When you have a different/unique experience, you will retain it and feel like that period of time had passed by fast in the short term.
However, in the long term memory of a unique "summer" or year, you will look back at it as if it was a long summer or year.
That's why in my case, when I was in High School, the week/school days felt so arduous and long in my short term memory.
But when I had graduated HS, as a long term memory, I felt as if my first day of HS was only weeks or months ago.
so tru. so tru
I can understand that others might feel that the concept of time has changed, but for me it hasn't. As an person who works in an essential workplace, I still get up the same time, everyday, work as I always have and come home. I wore a mask then, and I wear a mask now. There was no opportunity to "work from home", no period of time to stay at home with my family. Everything has changed and nothing has. Only now there isn't a living, breathing, present support community to rely on.
I'm on the opposite side of that spectrum. I've worked from home for a decade, I don't drive and getting out and doing social things is really rare. So for me too, nothing really changed.
you must be fun at parties... if they were a thing anymore
I got layed off from a job I didn't realize how much I Hated until I lost it and now that I have free time I'm dreading going back to another job I'm sure I'm going to Hate too just sharing
Luthien Nightwolf I’m in the same boat. It’s really annoying for me when my friends are complaining about not seeing each other or throwing fits about quarantine, because this has sort of been my life for the last few years. I care that they feel that way, but it all seems very short sighted.
Same i work at UPS and we've been much busier so my days are pretty much the same other than now i cant go to Wal-Mart or Winco after work because they close early to clean
This doesn't even feel like a Vox video. More like a sad podcast that you listen to whilst attempting to sleep but its already 4am, despite actually going to bed at 2.
🙈funny video
@Jang-geum Seo nah man vox ain't even half as good as these
Or its 2 am but you went to sleep at 4. :o
@@alifrahman3450 underrated comment
feels like radio lab
The motion graphics of this episode is stunning !
This year went
January
February
March
September
So far it's more like "January, February, March..."
J a n u a r y
February
Ma
Aprayjunlyauguseptember
Forreal
October November Decmbeeerrrrr JJJJaaannnuary February March April MayJuneJulyAguusstt Septeemmbr Oct-
April and May are the same month to me.
June to August are the same months to me.
August to September are the same months to me.
"People say that time goes by; time says that people go by."
-Vietnamese Proverbs
Deep.
Vietnamese proverbs must inspire lots of movies. Lately, “I’m thinking of ending things.”😂
I love Vietnamese Proverbs. Such a smart dude
More like people go bye bye
“Smokey, this is not Nam, this is bowling, there are rules”.
- Walter.
Everybody: time
Me: THEY SAW IMPOSSIBLE COLORS??
Exactly, like they just brushed off that. They were like "time time time btw you can see impossible colors now ig but who cares cuz time"
LSD bro
@@janfriet2700 nah
Ikr wth can we recreate that experiment, how did it happen in the first place?!
Literally!
"How the pandemic broke Vox"
😂
Wasn't sure if I'm the only one thinking this is the worst video they've done
I think this is one of the best Vox videos I've seen in a long time
😂
Yikes. 😅
Time runs so fast that the year is almost ending yet it runs so slow that 2020 feels like forever.
Yes, this is a paradox bro!
"the days are long, but the years are short"
I just want this year to be over. Worst year of my life.
Angel Gutierrez nah, 2021 is gonna be worse
Perplexing times we're living in..
Honestly Am I the only one that actually felt time for the first time because of the pandemic? Before this, I worked long hours, went out too much to drink and just didn’t use my days right most of the times, with the pandemic I found out I hate going out that much and I hate my job and I realize how much has passed since I was 17, the quarantine paused my life pretty much and I just looked at it for the first time after years of ignoring the fact I there is more than living the moment Just me? Don’t get me wrong I wish the whole pandemic didn’t happen, but I guess this is my silver lining and also in my case thank God my family and loved ones are okay .
Yeah me too...
👍
Wow, I feel the exact same way
People get started running on the treadmill of life. Doing the things they hate because they’ve never thought about why they’re doing them. It’s quite common, imo. I’m happy for you that you came to those realizations, they’re important to look at. You stopped the cycle of living a dreary life, cheers to your future!
@@QuestionQuestionMark Thankyou i appreciate it, I guess I can update, I went to the same cycle again and when I realized that, I almost lost myself and I fell so so hard. I’m happy to come back to this comment tho, it reminds me of how I felt for a moment and it gives me hope. It’s been hard.. and if you read this or anyone does. Please take care of yourself, and love you, do what you love and remember it’s always going to be okay somehow, that’s what I believe in at the end of the day.
"maybe there's a word for that in Italian"
Me, an italian: there isn't lol
i'm studying your language, yAy! btw, the video was cool, the Italian part was not literal lol
Dioporco!
@@Lorenzo_apd with what? learning Italian?
@maya Zeitempfindung?
@@Lorenzo_apd well i guess you can. I was wondering what's a pragmatic way to learn a language (or maybe just Italian) implementing all the bits a language has. I already learned the phonology and phototactics and orthography but you can list them too. And if not pragmatic, what's a nuanced way to learn a language but make it detailed. Ksjdksjd me demanding stuff lol well if you want, answer or not. Thanks
Listening to that was like trying to have a conversation with someone after you just woke up
Very accurate lol it was all over the place to me
Thank you! I watched this and as much as I hate having my hand held through an explanation I turned right to the comments to make sense of such loosely connected ideas. I honestly tried my best to make sense of the connections but after 2/3rds of the way through gave up and filter watched.
@@chato72296 cool
@@pierce3992 I thought it was well put together :) and now I wanna see the impossible colors!!!
i just woke up
This is such a good video. The people who worked on it really outdid themselves. The editing, the animation and the script are so well thought out, and combine into a video which does *exactly* what it's meant to do. Conveying a feeling, a mood, can be very hard, but I don't think there's anyone who watched this video and didn't understand the feeling that's being conveyed here.
Confusion
Ok, shut up English teacher's class pet.
This is such a Nonsense video
I didn't get it.
Well said
This year is like - January , February , Depression , December
Naah, it'll more be like Jan, Feb, Depression, New year
This comment is going to get a lot of likes
I'm going:
January, February, Pandemic, Protests, Pandemic electric boogaloo, [TBD], New Year.
Assuming we will be done with the virus by December
@@MyToranja ww3 january
This has got to be one of the most non-Vox video uploaded by Vox
Also kinda one of their best
More like a school of life video
@@cavangriffin1514 agree
I like it that they try new things every so often. Keeps things fresh.
"so there used to be this thing called a party"
_laughs in Floridian_
*coughs in Floridian
@@timpauwels3734 *wheezes in Floridian
*dies in Floridian
@@timpauwels3734 people don't have parties in Florida?
@@sarthaks5 floridiabs do, even in the pandemic I think they’re saying
This sounds like an elaborate way to excuse someone who's chronically late.
"Rose, why are you late for class?"
"We can only access a slither of time, non-linearity and relativity.."
Spot on.
Yeah, I’m taking notes. I think my boss will really appreciate this when I’m 30 minutes late for work.
"The universe is 13.8 billion years old - who are we to assert the importance of a minute" is my new go to excuse.
@@Robespierre-lI Do these conditions have names?
this video sounds like an alien trying to explain
how humans live from his observations of them.
Precisely
I concure.
the thing is I'm not mad at it at all
Eh, as a high school kid, the pandemic literally hasn't distorted time in the slightest for me. I still had my deadlines for everything I had to do for college and I had deadlines for school work and homework...
... I just had a harder time keeping concentrated because I could play Minecraft during school now...
this is too relatable omg
Omg sameeeee
are you in high school or college... don't know if could relate or not
@@3letta90 high school. What I meant was I was doing college apps and had deadlines for those
@@TheLongIslanderYT ahh okayy
I only perceive 3 days: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Just like our ancestors
I just mixed them up 2 months ago and I only perceive yestodaymorrow
“Indian Standard Time”
Me, 1h later: LAUGHS IN LATIN AMERICA
Me, 5h later: laughs in italian ahahah
C. Sidonie Pellegrino puting the “latin” into it
Me, laughs immediately - from India 😂😂😂
We have time sense in humor 😜 @pedro
laxman spy-d I meant to say that I laughed 1h later because of the lateness, too, not because it wasn’t funny 😆
Them: Where are you??
*-just woke up-*
Me: oh yea I'm on my way.
*laughs in Filipino*
Oh my God 🤣🤣🤣
Me : How high are you..?
Maker of this video : Yes
i love how the opening line is, "so there used to be this thing called a 'party'."
me after staying unemployed for 3 years: FIRST TIME?
Good, weeb
Me: how much LSD did you do this time?
Video Editor: YES, TIMË
"Gather a bunch of living breathing bodies"
_That's like the worst way to explain a gathering_
The best way in my thoughts
Sounds like a cult...
"so there used to be this thing called a party"
Oh.
Am I the only one, who is Totally confused after watching this, or someone else too..?
Same. Like idk what she’s talking about at all
@@annabelle371 time passing fast
It’s straight up not a good video...
@@AtactHD I personally liked it
@@CarlosAM1 it's an interesting video but the at the same time put the viewers at lost.
Parties? Wouldn't know, I'm never invited
👈 Please at once watch 😎 my TH-cam videos.
RassiArt HmmmmmmmhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHMMMMMmmmMmMmM
Same, i wasn’t invited to my birthday party
You can just barge in a random funeral wearing sunglasses and cry and you would technically be in a party
oop-
After reading a lot of people saying how they hated this in the comments, I'd just like to throw my opinion out there. I really really liked this. I feel like I got to know a person I've never met before. This felt to me, like the way thinking happens in real time. Like a person's actual inner monolog. Or at least my inner monolog sounds an awful lot like this. I really enjoyed it. Thanks.
this feels like an extrovert's plea to get back to going to parties...
Yo
Agreed
Extrovert who does not go to parties still thinks this makes sense
*wheeze*
Ok, the video should have been titled "Stolen Time", instead of the typical "Vox"y title it has now
but it's more than just that
This video was more “musings” than “how”
I think the musings are still offering an explanation, and therefore are a how... You’re not alone in thinking it was aimless tho. Lots of similar comments are around
I was questioning my level of comprehension, and it was sort of my insecurity, as I watch along. But as it turns out, judging from the comments, I wasn’t alone in thinking that she was just rambling stuff ala Jason Silva.
It’s feels like she watched some vsauce’s videos and started her journey into a philosophical limbo. She just giving out ideas and thoughts without actual and factual substance, basically no punchline. This video is so abstract.
2020 be like: * January, February, Depression, December*
Bold of you to assume Depression ends in November.
but winter is coming!
The year and the pandemic aren't over yet
@@osoalex lol🤣
waiting till december to arrive and comment "DEPRESSION".
Vox let this lady make a whole video where she tried to solidify her excuse to her friends for always being late to lunch.
I couldn’t help but star thinking in all the people in jails, for them, life is years after years of just the same scenario
Imagine spending years of your life behind bars for a crime you ain’t do 😕
Jackson or being incarcerated for a legal plant
imagine those who stayed in solitary confinement for months or even years
Next - How Vox easily distorted 6 minutes of my quarantine
Yea it felt way longer
this is such a nice video, everything comes together nicely like a poem snd the editing is beautiful
2020 feels exactly like those neon color night lights usually outside a very distant eery motel in the middle of nowhere, on a road heading no-where, blinking indefinitely yet unperceptably changing deep into the incessant melancholic night.
Are you a writer? This is very poetic
@@SayHey2TheEarth that's what i was going to say! beautiful, my man.
She took a whole another level of drugs
i thought i was the only one who thought she was blabbering 😂😂😂😂
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This video was extremely interesting. I have always perceived time as something relative and very malleable. This is a very cool perspective
For me it still feels like March. When the lockdown begun. But I literally keep forgetting it’s September lol
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I’ve been stuck in the beginning of May for a few months. Can’t believe Halloween 👻 🎃 is next month...
SuperThunderGoodGuy same
Yeah I don’t know what month it is but it is Not, absolutely Not, September
... right ... it's September...
The days just don’t feel like days anymore.
The weekend just doesn’t feel like a weekend anymore
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I liked when my spotify year wrapped said "67 months of 2020"
This video sounds like an extrovert being forced on an introvert's habitat
it was good to see it.. it was good 😂
Yeah, this has been the longest month of March ever!
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It's March already?
@@RAVIFinTalk no
Beautifully edited..editor deserves a raise
Everytime she mentioned a scientific study I got excited that may be now the point of the video would be explained..
It would have been really nice if they had put those studies as footnotes in the description.
”Yeah, because its too much like your dad”
- litraly every mom ever.
there is an ornamentation (??) in music called fermata which makes you hold the note longer than it should but not long enough for it to double in value. i dunno if this is relevant to the topic but this pandemic sure feels like time is on hold for so long especially in our country
"There are decades where years happen, & years where decades happen"
That's a Lenin quote. The context was that he was referring to how the Russian Revolution was able to topple both the Tsar and the liberal government so quickly after decades of mostly ineffective struggle.
A revolution is when a change on institutions that took centuries to take root, and seem unbending and sturdy, such that even the most ardent inovators won't dare to doubt, happens within a few years. The fall in a short period of everything that until then comprised the core of social, religious, political and economical life of a nation.
"So there was this thing called party" bro it hasn't even been a year since the pandemic started 😂😂
its an exaggeration
@@piyayingverz15 overexxageration
Time being compared to color really put words to the issues I have been facing with keeping track of time, whether it be sleep schedules, workout routines, completing college assignments...etc. Everything has blurred and I have been struggling to keep all of my diaries, organizers and assignment trackers as rigid as they were before the pandemic.
"Indian Standard Time" lol here in Latin America we call it "everyone is too uptight, show up whenever"
@kie Then I guess it's just Americans/Europeans that take time so strictly. I mean, from what you've said I might as well be Iraqi lol
@@ghostd00r que iraki vos sos más argentino que el diego
I feel sorry for the priests who do our weddings. Lol
I see... We all handle social distancing differently, miss, it's okay..
I can't tell you how amazing it was to hear someone describe their perception of time in a way that makes sense to me. I also have almost no sense of it, I often don't know which day of the week it is. To describe the way 3:00 and 3:05 don't seem distinct is exactly how I feel. I can only understand analog clocks because I see sections of a whole, not actual time. Thank you thank you thank you!
Was it just me or this video made you slightly uncomfortable for no specific reason?
Edit: The video is indeed disorienting and feels very off because of its lackluster substance and weird examples and comparisons. This does not feel like a normal Vox video.
Probably because she mixed too many metaphors and used weird, inaccurate examples for sake of being poetic. It’s all very pretty, but it was kind of disorienting video with not a lot of substance.
I had to watch a few parts 2-3 times so I could try get the whole idea of what it was trying to say, I don't know if it was because I'm not a native English speaker or because it was actually hard to understand
The reason is for the lack of music, and poetic words and flow of the video. A lot of videos and Vox videos all have music have music. This one doesn’t have music, and is a lot sadder. Which gives a eerie vibe
Do I even English bro
I'd say it just gave me anxiety about where this year went??
Nobody:
Vox: *how the pandemic distorted time and the space time continuum*
*hey check my channel if you want*
LoL, are you saying nobody asked for it?
I actually thought this was pretty comforting, and I'm relatively "Introverted'. Thanks for putting language to how we feel.
So although you'd call yourself introverted you relate to the mindset that time doesn't feel real when you're home?
I mean I get that time feels distorted, but more on a big big monthly scale. Because I can't use my vacation days to go somewhere I have nothing to look forward to, so I just let time pass, and suddenly its autumn.
But I still attended the same amount of parties I did the last few years. Which is like... 1-2 times per year.
I got the feedback from most of my introverted friends as well, that the staying home and not seeing people part really isn't the issue. Time within a month is still just time. It just feels surprising when you look back after half a year, because you have no big thing of the year to look forward to/look back on.
Dinanysos I’m very introverted, like the extent of refusing to build relationships because they take efforts to maintain, but I miss getting lost in the crowds, being a nobody walking on the street of a random city, and have some random conversation with a stranger.
Everyone just deals with things differently
Who needs weed when you can watch this video 😂
What did I learn from this video?
See there is some colours
I learnt IST stands for Indian Standard Time
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Ikr
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A year without any parties?
Completely normal for me.
would love to see a film on this where the main character expresses these thoughts. so good
6 minutes wasted just to hear someone say they aren't punctual.
EXACTLY
I didn't even understand what this video is actually about
Yes I thought it was going to be a dope video about the psychology and philosophy of time during the pandemic, at least the video itself is well done and nice to look at
Same thoughts here.
Imagine having such a carefree 2020 that you could lose entire months of time without repercussions... Imagine your worst woes being that you miss having parties...
No matter what you are going through and your social standing YOU choose what worries you.
@@nomaderic Tell that to my finances 😂
@@familyguy0398 remove some of those finances
"Time is but a stubborn illusion"-
A. Einstein
Not only time it distorted everything. I don't know what to do with this life anymore.
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Strangely enough, I absolutely loved the video and would love to explore more ideas surrounding the subjective perception of time. Any book reccommendations?
I don’t know why but many many years ago I read a book called “ how to stop time . Heroin from a-z” and that changed how I ( we effect) perceive time somehow. And the thinker I think his name Includes Abraham Heschel. He’s a Jewish philosopher I just can’t remember his name and the one book specifically which I read a few times because it’s difficult yet so beautiful I think I remember was called The Sabbath
"Parties,Outside, People"are words I don't get now.
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:) Good Night.
I don't believe you.
@@unfolding169 "Believe it"
I learned absolutely nothing from this video. You could say: "It's a total waste of time."
me too.
I agree. I found this amazingly boring. Not what I expected from vox
@@StevenHughes0 Exactly. Nice artwork though! As always.
Quite confusing one...bt it will be difficult to explain a concept which is abstract relative and multi prespective such as TIME
I found it as one of their most interesting videos. The way the close the gap between feeling and language is important to me. The point is to make you rethink what you’ve taken for granted and understand it more. But that’s just me, idk.
PHILIPPINE STANDARD TIME is the same. Lot of Filipinos wanna dress to impress so some folks arrive late and also dont want to look awkward being the first one there because they dont wanna look desperate for food.
i swear the last 5 months have felt like only 1 month
What a beautiful, poetic video. Correlating time with color and expressing most of the anguish I feel during this weird mumbled times.
How she sees this
Yes, it's poetry. Not what I'd expect from VOX.
if we can't assert the meaning of a minute, the universe can't be 13.8 billion years old...
Disagree. Years would still pass without minutes, because they aren't based on minutes, they are based on seasons.
@@XANDRE. that doesn't eliminate a time component... the only difference is the unit of measurement...
I went to bed in June and woke up in September.
Go back to bed, we'll wake you up when September ends
@@mahfuzulalam6889 :/
Rise and shine
incase anyone wondered about the outro song.....it's "yellow" by Nick Monaco.
Thanks :D
Thank you for saving me the effort.❤️
'I only said you were one minute late to the meeting'
My way of saying the title: How the pandemic caused depression for me
Them: Why are you late?
Me: *Tells them the entire monologue of this video* 😅
I'm introverted and these have been the best 7 months of my life.
The production value in this is amazing
Outside?
Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time.
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Loved how you used the visuals to compliment the narrative
Setting your clock 5 minutes ahead of the actual time is the most Indian thing EVER.
It's a waste, if you already know it's 5 minutes ahead.
@@dev-lw4tp it works for me. I know the clock is 5 minutes ahead but I still start freaking out a bit when I am late...
U should do 15 minutes instead