Hey there! Sorry I didn't put out any "real content" this month. I have actual videos coming out, I am not done making actual video essays lol. Anyhow, hope you had some fun with me being dumb for a month.
when people say AI is gonna take over LOL as if corporations aren't already considered people and ironically though they're legally trans, and yet they try to take away human rights to be trans. When people fear computers, it's already too late bud, humans are already the bottom of the pyramid.
Hey, I may be paranoid, but if that is an actual view from your actual window, you might want to pull the curtains. Based on what I've heard from other creators, someone finding your address based on a detail like that is a distinct possibility, and I don't want you to receive any harassment or stalking or something :)
Would you go on Dr. Phil's show if he wanted to confront you on your videos about him? I think you could do to Dr. Phil what Jon Stewart did to Tucker Carlson on Hardball.
But wait... Wouldn’t biodegradation naturally reduce the bottles into smaller component parts, further increasing the necessary timescale? Ladies and gentleman, Mr. Phil just proved the existence of supertasks! Somebody call the Nobel committee.
He said “collective” which makes adding the numbers together not a fuck up. That said counting them collectively is still kind of a pointless thing to do in that situation.
I'm loving Phils logic of "if 1 water bottle takes 1000 years to biodegrade, 5 water bottles will take 5000 years" Truly an intellectual titan of our age.
Nonono he’s got it all wrong, it takes 200 years for them to degrade because all five of them work together to make the degreadation go faster, thus splitting the work and making it go five times faster
This cyborg guy seemed pretty chill. I love that their mom was like, “yeah, follow your dreams or whatever, but like you can’t rap for shit.” The chill ness runs in the family.
@Jumbo Jango That would just be two Dr. Phils tring to convince eachother that they are the one who host the show and not the one who is being interviewed Not a bad idea, though
"Do you know how long it takes for a plastic water bottle to biodegrade" "Educate us." IDK why but that cracked me up. Like ok legend, maybe cyborgs don't have to know everything
As if he could just look it up in his internal internet thingy, but realized he is in conversation with a human and humans teach each other things, so he didn't go for the look-up option.
His reply forced Dr. Phil to be the one saying that plastic bottles are bad for the environment, which makes the message more impactful to Dr. Phil's audience. He also demonstrates his capacity as a role model by his willingness to admit when he doesn't know something. As he says later: "we are pursuing out goals"
I may dislike hearing Phil's voice, but being on his show and having him seriously believe you're delusional AND admitting to his conservative audience inevitable climate disaster as part of your performance art is seriously a dream
@@hola542 either way, he advocated FOR climate change to a mostly conservative audience. That kind of airtime is hard to buy, and for it to be from someone that audience presumably trusts? Damn
Mr. Phil: I’d love to have you over for a dinner party. I’ll show you my collection of historical firearms. Anyone: Oh, you’re a gun enthusiast? Right on, I guess, as long as you’re responsible. So, during cocktails then? One of the interesting things about tonight will be a pre-dinner exhibition in a converted abbatoir that now functions as a small museum? Not my thing generally, but that could be pretty cool. Mr. Phil: Ha! No. My dining room is also an armory, of course. Why would you expect otherwise? By the way, sorry about this, but you’re now on an ATF watchlist for having spoken to me.
Wow, I had no idea "I'm a cyborg sent from the future to prevent catastrophic climate change" could be paraphrased to "we should improve society somewhat", that's amazing. I surely hope you NEVER paraphrase anything I ever say
Guy: "Me believing I'm a cyborg has no negative impact on my life at all." Phil: "I have to make out like it does because my whole show has devolved into mocking people who are not exactly like me and my audience."
@@sabersin5368-c2chow do you force ANYONE to accept anyone believing anything. If one thing those right wing conservative snowflake triggered 1950s roleplaying fools has taught the world is that you can believe anything you want, regardless of the science and facts. Or do you consider hermaphrodites just pretending they are not binary. Do you consider that a human with XXY chromosomes is faking it, along with all the medical malaise that comes with it, just for attention. The only way you can force anyone to believe anything is to pretty much keep the ole playbook of organized religion going and make someone submit to thinking they are a human, or burn them at the stake..
@@queenofverminDon't mind him. The guy's head would probably explode when confronted with the fact that just because a tiny minority of people want to believe they are a cyborg or Furries or whatever, that the sun still rises and it also appears that it's not the LGBT community bringing about the end of the world, it's once again, surprise surprise, 2 groups of people fighting over which branch of Sky Daddy has the right to infringe on the existence of the other branches...isn't it funny, you do t see bisexuals declaring jihad on the leabians. Wherever there is human misery, you always find a straight man inflicting pain because he disagrees with how another group express their love. Whether it's spiritually, sexually, socially.
"Dr Phil, could you please help my son achieve a better balance between his art/activism and his professional life?" "I'm gonna prove your son isn't really robot!" "yyyyyeah, I think you might be missing the point a bit."
It seems like his point was more to make Orin feel lesser. Phil's logic has less to do with an actual argument than it has making people feel as if they are wrong for feeling good for their identity, or to feel unique. His signature technique is to make people think about how they're wrong because the person isn't unique. They should know their place and listen to their parents, and confirm rather than embrace their individuality. He tries to be a counselor when he's a failure as a doctor.
He's commenting on the fact the "prediction" isn't novel, it's something everyone who doesn't deny basic science already knows, so saying it doesn't prove anything. Knowing lottery numbers or where the next planes will crash aren't sometime you can predict before hand.
It's not as if every piece of plastic has an internal stopwatch, and the moment it hits 1000 years the plastic disappears. I expect it's more of a halflife type situation, and 1000 years is just a nominal figure. That is to say, it's pretty reasonable that twice as much plastic would take twice as long to break down.
Also that's legitimately a good reply?? I mean, he was acknowledging that he did not know something and accepting that he should be educated about it without making a big fuss or pretending he knew what he didn't.
@@samdaley8484 It also forced Dr. Phil to be the one telling his audience about how bad plastic water bottles are. This whole thing was about getting Dr. Phil to admit to his audience about how bad climate change was.
@@tracyh5751 I genuinely did not even think about it that way. “Your act that’s meant to prove climate change is stupid because climate change is real. Checkmate liberal 😎”. This entire situation is just amazing
Pointing out that their claims about the future are already famous and accepted predictions of the future just means that our predictions are good and that what is likely to happen happens. Phil is such a brainlet I can't believe he actually has a show on TV that's supposed to highlight how smart he is. I understand that he is actually trying to show that you don't need to be from the future to think that will happen in the future, since we already believe it is going to happen, but it is not like asking for predictions makes any sense to begin with. Either he would predict something that won't happen until 2050 or at least too far into the future to actually be a good way to check if he is from the future until way past his relevancy, or it has to be big enough to be noteworthy that far into the future, which most likely can be predicted today by someone studying the subject.
Orrin was so good at leaving his emotions out of the conversation with Phil, that when Orrin owned him, Phil couldn’t just flip out on him like he did to Bailey before kicking her off
This is fantastically brilliant, Oren got Phil to talk about the inevitability of climate change and the importance of environmentalism on national TV. “We are pursuing our goals”
This is a great point. They used Dr Phil's platform to reach a broader, more conservative audience, and got Phil himself to argue against climate denial. Not bad for a "delusional" artist.
Agreed, this is wonderful. I would imagine the percentage of Dr. Phil viewers who are climate denialists is higher than that in the general population; and I also assume (I'm not a pollster here, I could be wrong) his audience trusts his authority more than most viewers. This legit could have changed people's minds. "I'm going to take care of the environment, unlike this guy who thinks he's a transformer." Way to go, Orrin. We are lucky you came back to visit us.
serious question: what exactly are usanians doing when they say they "recycle" things? don't they just mean they throw their plastic trash in the plastic bin? are they doing some fine-grained separating of resources? it's just an oddly active word to use. it sounds like they are actively reintroducing the resources back into the industry. but from what i gathered it's just basic trash separation.
@@sofia.eris.bauhaus It's a step in reintroducing resources back into the industry, yes,. There are different trucks for picking up recycling and non-recycling, sometimes different compartments, it varies. ('Garbage day' vs 'Recycling day') There are also specific recycling centers for you to drop off plastics yourself. It's supposed to go to a recycling plant to be reused.
I'm not one to stan, but if I was, I'd stan a beautiful, environmentally conscious cyborg who calmly slew the P.T. Barnum of mental disorders in the heart of his own lair.
seriously. i thought Boomer destroyed Phil holy crap. Phil is basically just a bully, but watching him get stone cold backhanded into the sun effortlessly by our cyborg saviors was transcendent.
That comment Oren makes about 'Isn't everyone delusional' slaps so hard to me. Life has not intrinsic meaning, and being frequently existentially nihilistic I rarely find meaning in anything, and yet billions of people get up everyday and do things that mean something to them. We believe that the things we do mean something, for whatever arbitrary reason we decided to do them. Like making a TH-cam comment for example SideNote: Nebula is worth getting. I signed up just for Big Joel and Lindsey Ellis content and that on its own was worth it
Ugh. Fineeee. I'll join Nebula. It wasn't *all* you, it mainly was the sequence of Big Joel vids telling me to and a night of no sleep, but your 'Join Nebula' advocacy after that lovely and uplifting paragraph of what I'll descriptively call 'positive nihilism' is what tipped me over the edge on that decision. [I'm not actually annoyed, I'm just pretending to be for the sake of being silly. I hope in the past year since you posted the comment I'm responding to that you have found and created joy in-between the bullshit parts of life].
DM: Okay, everyone, if you’d like to go around the table and introduce your characters. Player: Okay. My name is Titania, I’m a half-elven druid- Phil, bursting through the wall, leaving an improbably well-defined man-who-is-not-a-doctor-shaped hole: NO YOU’RE NOT
You know, Orin is pretty spot on about everyone somewhat having a delusion of being secretly overly talented in some way and still going on about their life. For example, Dr. Phil is clearly operating under the delusion he's an actual doctor of any concievable worth, I think I'm capable of writing witty comments and yet we both seem to going about our days unhindered.
It sort of comes down to how you define delusion, so the answer is "yes, but sort of." People are remarkably bad at self-evaluation. We overestimate ourselves in some areas, and dramatically underestimate ourselves in others.
That’s what I noticed, too, when I read his book! Isn’t that sheep thinking, to believe in something solely for other people and not on the merit of the ideas themselves???
It‘s a manipulative distraction tactic to assert moral superiority. Once people become activists for some cause ppl are desperate to find even the tiniest flaws in the person just so they can assert moral dominance. I belive that this is mostly the case cause ppl feel threatened by activists because it makes them evaluate if they are a worse person for not doing the same and this in tern makes them become defensive and aggressive desperate to drag others down to their level because they can‘t stand accepting that they may not be perfect in every way.
My favorite part is definitely where it’s clearly established that Orrin’s “delusions “ are well within what’s “normal” according to Phil and then immediately Phil’s like “okay but YOU definitely have a disorder tho maybe work on that” like??? It’s so funny but also sad in that if Orrin were legitimately sick or delusional this would be such a shit therapy session. But ig every Dr Phil episode is a shit therapy session so it’s very on brand in that way
My brother-in-law is a cyborg. He was born with a faulty heart valve and had a mechanical replacement put in, which is fine, but he also had an aortal embolism repaired, which required actually stopping his heart, leaving him dead on the table for a couple of minutes while they grafted the damage. Died, came back to life, part machine: cyborg.
If you think about it, as soon as humans started wearing glasses we’ve been functionally cyborgs. The line between man and machine is incredibly blurry
@@deeplysuperficial1637 genuine question, not a gotcha: do contact lenses count in this case? Also more generally what do you think "part of the body" means, either way
Did you notice that Phil added up all the degradation timespans into one number? I.e. they all last a thousand years, so five last five thousand years? Even a Cow wouldn't get that wrong 🐄
Dr. Phil seriously does not get enough flack for how deeply, insultingly vapid and fraudulent his little "therapist" occupation is, even if he did have a real doctorate.
I wish we could clone Dr. Phil and let him have an argument with himself. That’s pretty much the only justice I could see for this situation and all of the damage he’s done lots of folks.
I love the idea of Dr.Phil doing the "you critique capitalism from your iphone" argument but also hes doing this to prove that they cant be a cyborg from the future.
Dr. Phil ACCIDENTALLY brings up an interesting point: Even cyborgs from the future find it difficult to not contribute to the problem of climate change. That speaks to the system we live in, that sometimes there aren't options except to be a part of a the problem. If our society doesn't care to fix those problems.....that's why we're facing down the nightmare scenario that is our near future.
@@lukao.3969 Kinda depends on your living situation. My last apartment I lived in had fairly nasty water that I wouldn’t have given to even my cats. We made do with buying refillable gallon jugs from the grocery store.
Weird that Phil’s definition of delusion is just vague guff about “pursuit of goals” and not something more tangible about harm to yourself or others, particularly the harm to others part, I wonder why Dr Phil would ignore that...so weird.
The thing he was describing was just “high” and “low” functioning Idk why he used normal and abnormal there it doesn’t even make sense, I guess he just decided to go with the more oppressive sounding language??
Do you think Dr. Phil would try to convince a mime that they could talk or a magician that they could perform magic? Because he's basically telling an artist that he can't make art.
Dr. Phil, and the way he treats and exploits others, bothers me on a very personal level. I have PTSD and content from him/associated with him has triggered me on more than one occasion. All this to say, I love hearing Big Joel kindly dissect the ridiculousness of Phil's arguments while standing up for the guests on his show. There's something very comforting about it for me and I definitely don't think of this as "nothing" or "dumb" content. I love it and I appreciate you, Joel/Henry :)
My dad is very similar to Dr.Phil in the way he tries to argue with you and make you feel bad. Legit mental/emotional trauma. The way this youtuber covers this content also comforts me.
Dr. Phil is in every way an abusive person. Henry's gentle determination makes him Dr. Phil's exact polar opposite and the best antidote one could ask for.
6:25 it is also nonsense just from a "logical" standpoint. The water bottles were made at the same time, their time of degradation doesn't stack just because there are 5 of them.
Well, you see, each bottle is 1000 years, so it's a combined 5000 years. If you want to reduce the pollution, you just need to fuse the bottles together into one super bottle. That's called science.
Technically, a Cyborg is only part machine, so it's possible they still could require sustenance for their organic parts. Not that I expect Dr Phil to realize that either...
It's pretty easy to think of reasons why a cyborg might need water, like regulating temperature or requiring it for maintenance (which is the same reason we need it). I don't know if that'd be more or less embarrassing than the "5000 years" things though.
He called Orin a King, partially breaks the rule. Not a big deal but just something I noticed. Orin also used collective pronoun "we", as in his persona is a collective identity that identifies as one being. There needs to be a new pronoun for that alone.
More people are stupid than smart. Success is often dependant on popularity. To be successful you more often have to have more appeal to stupid people than smart people. Dr Phil.
Because he affirms people's bias too "abnormal" behavior and makes them feel better. When Pewdiepie made videos about Dr.phil I thought the guy was pretty smart calling out BS of clearly dilusional people/ crazy teens. But in reality I was just watching those videos to make myself feel better.
ok but orrin knowing they're performing, and (i can only assume) knowing phil will think they're NOT performing, and going on the show anyway is kind of a power move?? good for them!!! good for them.
7:25 I can't tell you when, but you've probably already guessed from where and why--it's straight out of the Jordan Peterson school of 'you shouldn't try to make the world a better place unless you're already perfect', and the why is because the right thinks that pointing out activists' flaws is sufficient to debunk them and their message.
I know this video is a year old but I wanna say thanks for uploading this to youtube because I actually have a nebula subscription but for some reason THIS VIDEO in particular just doesn't play on nebula's site it straight up just will not load. So thanks!
The whole water bottle thing was literally the physical embodiment of the "I think we should improve society somewhat" meme. Phil really owned himself there.
You've been absolutely the breath of fresh air I've needed this month, honestly. The less serious content has been the soothing balm my mind has needed with all the genocide that I can't stop, all the oppression that I can't lift and all the hurts I can't heal. So like, thank you for putting out some sillier content, it's appreciated.
honestly i agree with the mom, orrin should be not making rap because its gonna be popular in 2010s-2020s and fall off but you know that cyberpunk type electronic music and that future riddim and hyperpop might be what he should be producing
6:40 he added the water bottles biodegrading time together right after he said plastic water bottles take a thousand years to biodegrade. he said after saying there were 5 bottles he said 5000 years but that wouldn't make sense since the time of the water bottles biodegrading wouldn't take more time just because there is more of them. (very off topic i know)
@@davidallen111 He doesn’t have a license to practice therapy in Los Angeles, or, in fact, most states. Without that license to practice, Phil McGraw is no more less a doctor than you or I in the ways that count.
@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick Anyone with a doctorate in any subject can call themselves "Doctor" and expect to be addressed as such. That is the norm in western culture. What culture do you live in?
@@davidallen111 With the amount of harm he’s done to people, I’d say McGraw doesn’t have the right to expect anything from anyone except maybe spit in his eye.
@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick I don't believe that the people that come onto his show are real. They can't be real, can they? How do they all avoid arrest long enough to appear on his show?
LMAOOO really cause those cause a shit ton of environmental damage like a NFTs can produce as much carbon waste as a small country 😭 I was rooting for them
@@davidallen111 but you can also just not use blockchain for something that has been around for decades without needing blockchain. I would estimate 99.9999% of all jpeg's and images of all file types have been made with no NFT involvement. No notes involvement means only the electricity required for any given image file, so less electricity in the same way an uninhabited island is smaller than the sun. Then again, it's not like much of blockchain runs on non-renewable energy and that even renewable energy still isn't fully green. It does take energy and resources to produce solar, wind, and water power. We just normally find their use acceptable because we can derive useful things from manufacturing or joy from media that requires some power to use that isn't deliberately as ineffective in power requirements as imaginable.
5 water bottles that each would take 1000 years to biodegrade don't add up to 5000 years of biodegrading. They don't biodegrade consecutively. After 1000 years all 5 bottles will have biodegraded.
Oh my, your Francisco De Goya painting in the back is a wonderful addition. I saw the "dark paintings" collection at the Museo Del Prado a few years back and cried uncontrollably for the next 30 minutes or so, The Dog hit me particularly hard. What an incredible artist. Oh and rad video lol.
@@localegoist4079 The God's Not Dead movies aren't a critique. I think Nabii was talking about a series of videos Big Joel did *addressing* the God's Not Dead movies, like, a series of videos *on* God's Not Dead, which would be the critique.
Nah his ego would be far too fragile for that, to see a mirror reflection of himself/how someone else sees him. Phil kicked a guy off the show who dressed up as him and called him on his bullsh*t
I feel like there is an actual deeper point that could be made here, especially with that last excerpt you showed, and it goes well with some of your previous Dr. Phil content too. That point is the futility and backward thinking behind Phil's entire approach to "delusions". The part about how it doesn't matter what you believe about yourself as long as it doesn't get in the way of "healthy functioning" is probably the closest I've heard him get to a reasonable point of view for a therapist/psychologist/reasonable person to hold. The problem is he doesn't stop there, with an unstated but clear "...and I am the ultimate arbiter of when healthy functioning is impeded, not the patient or their loved ones" while offering zero evidence of how Orin (Oren? Orren? That's always such a hard name to know how to spell just hearing it...) is actually suffering beyond "their mom wants them to get a 'real job'". Sometimes, yeah, a judgment call has to be made on whether someone is a danger to themselves or others, but most of the time these so-called "delusions" are so incidental to anyone else that nobody should care. It doesn't really matter if the beliefs are objectively true, because to the only people they really affect, they might as well be either way. And the idea that one narrow interpretation of what beliefs are acceptable quirks of individuals and which ones are "delusions" should be held as objective truth just feels kinda grody, especially when it's actually just one old normie's idea of what's socially acceptable that draws that line as opposed to any measure of harm done. Because then it can lead to some... less than savory places. It's one thing to argue that an obvious performance artist isn't actually a cyborg from the future, or that the man who prefers to live like a dog because he enjoys being that way is a human - it's just standard assholery from Phil, since the latter admits that he has a human body and the former is _a performance artist._ But then apply the same "I'm right about your mind, you're so delusional you don't know you're wrong" thinking to other cases and you get that one moment of casually misgendering a trans person and treating being trans as a problem (or at least letting that go unchallenged). Frankly, this is all to say that whenever someone makes a claim about their identity, no matter how "weird" it seems to conventional, Dr. Phil, be-a-productive-member-of-society wisdom... I just, believe them? No matter what label someone chooses for their orientation or gender identity, I feel they do so for their own reasons and it's not for me to question it. Say you've got memories of a past life that you identify with as much or more than your current one? Who am I to say they're wrong? Being plural/multiple, in whatever way it works for you personally? That's cool, nice to meet you all. Otherkin, fictionkin, heck, even factkin? Why not, truth is stranger and all that. I just... I feel like it's more trouble to dispute things like that than to just let people be. And judging on identity or beliefs just makes it harder to call out genuinely shitty behavior if you lump in "I think this person is delusional" with that. It costs nothing to be kind, and accepting someone's identity claims doesn't mean shielding them from all criticism. I hope that makes sense.
6:35 "it takes 1000 years to degrade a plastic water bottle and you have 5. That means that it will take 5000 years for the whole bunch to decompose" - dr phil logic. Didn*t know Plastic bottles could be courteous.
What's the painting with the goat behind you called? Also yikes, Phil. "normal" and "abnormal"? Weird word choices there. Surely "healthy" and "unhealthy" or "typical" and "atypical" would be preferred labels in psychology?
"it takes 1000 years for a bottle to degrade. I see 5. That's 5000 years!" No. It's 1000 years. They're not organizing a queue to start degrading. They start immediately and are all always degrading.
Hey there! Sorry I didn't put out any "real content" this month. I have actual videos coming out, I am not done making actual video essays lol. Anyhow, hope you had some fun with me being dumb for a month.
More cartoon vids plz. (I'm a patron so you have to do what I say)
when people say AI is gonna take over LOL as if corporations aren't already considered people and ironically though they're legally trans, and yet they try to take away human rights to be trans. When people fear computers, it's already too late bud, humans are already the bottom of the pyramid.
Hey, I may be paranoid, but if that is an actual view from your actual window, you might want to pull the curtains. Based on what I've heard from other creators, someone finding your address based on a detail like that is a distinct possibility, and I don't want you to receive any harassment or stalking or something :)
Would you go on Dr. Phil's show if he wanted to confront you on your videos about him? I think you could do to Dr. Phil what Jon Stewart did to Tucker Carlson on Hardball.
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That was sooooo funny!!
dude if he cut those bottles in half it'd be TEN THOUSAND years to biodegrade, that's so fucked up
But wait... Wouldn’t biodegradation naturally reduce the bottles into smaller component parts, further increasing the necessary timescale? Ladies and gentleman, Mr. Phil just proved the existence of supertasks! Somebody call the Nobel committee.
@@sinisterbunny7505 Zeno's Landfill!
@@TheFirstLaughingFool Wish I could’ve liked it twice. :)
@@TheFirstLaughingFool I'm dying
Damn i didn't know per bottle takes a 1,000 YEARS to biodegrade, funny how that works
Dr. Phil buying milk like, "These expire in a week, so if I buy 12, I should still have milk in three months."
this checks out
This man truly has big brain energy
LMAO
Right! I was like wait what, that is not how math works my guy. lmao
He said “collective” which makes adding the numbers together not a fuck up. That said counting them collectively is still kind of a pointless thing to do in that situation.
I'm loving Phils logic of "if 1 water bottle takes 1000 years to biodegrade, 5 water bottles will take 5000 years"
Truly an intellectual titan of our age.
Its like he thinks the water bottles take turns
@@bnashee😭😭😭
"no! it dosent work if you light all the torches at the same time!"
Nonono he’s got it all wrong, it takes 200 years for them to degrade because all five of them work together to make the degreadation go faster, thus splitting the work and making it go five times faster
@@NotoriousGarbagePerson the exact same logic haha
Dr. Phil's show is a roast session disguised as a therapy session lol.
The only positive thing you can get from it is _internet clout_
Orin is a chill dude and all, he a black all star.
internet clout not even a good thing u-u. Cyborg just want to chill.
ayy PCH
In other words, it's a lot like life coaching
and a BOMB music career
Isn’t dr phil delusional, because he believes he’s a good therapist?
owch! that's a zinger.
Because he believes he's a --good-- therapist*
LOL
He's not even a qualified one
Let's be reasonable here. He's not delusional because he believes he's a good therapist.
He's delusional because he thinks he's still a doctor.
some real "twins take 18 months to birth" energy from that water bottle bit
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LOLLL
I just realized why don't twins take longer
@@ayeshastaging103 because they develop at the same time. Not one after the other. 😂
@@krosspit I'm so sorry I'm really dumb
This cyborg guy seemed pretty chill. I love that their mom was like, “yeah, follow your dreams or whatever, but like you can’t rap for shit.” The chill ness runs in the family.
I love you son but your music is terrible
i like their channel
@@emmettbattle5728 you reminded me to use their proper pronouns, thx
I think it was more of a “Don’t limit yourself to just rap, you can make great art in various genres” statement. Either way it was chill indeed
Ur pfp is lovely
Dr. Phil: Plays a therapist on TV.
Also Dr. Phil: Doesn't understand when another person is playing a character.
Ok doc.
@Jumbo Jango That would just be two Dr. Phils tring to convince eachother that they are the one who host the show and not the one who is being interviewed
Not a bad idea, though
@@benedekhorvath7191 I would love to see this show. Maybe just as a sketch by someone else though, I dunno if Phil is clever enough to pull it off.
That’s why I don’t carpool to work: when I drive by myself it takes a half hour, but with 4 of us in the car it takes 2 hours to get there.
Weird. Are you perhaps driving backwards? With four of you sharing the journey it should take only 7.5 minutes
@@alisaurus4224 Actually that's a good point. Do you add up or do you multiply the fractions?
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"Do you know how long it takes for a plastic water bottle to biodegrade"
"Educate us."
IDK why but that cracked me up. Like ok legend, maybe cyborgs don't have to know everything
I think he just wanted Phil to say it as a way to say "look, can you see how bad they are".
It’s a damn good attitude to have too x)
yes, that was excellent, very well played of them !
As if he could just look it up in his internal internet thingy, but realized he is in conversation with a human and humans teach each other things, so he didn't go for the look-up option.
His reply forced Dr. Phil to be the one saying that plastic bottles are bad for the environment, which makes the message more impactful to Dr. Phil's audience. He also demonstrates his capacity as a role model by his willingness to admit when he doesn't know something.
As he says later: "we are pursuing out goals"
I may dislike hearing Phil's voice, but being on his show and having him seriously believe you're delusional AND admitting to his conservative audience inevitable climate disaster as part of your performance art is seriously a dream
OMG YES
😚👌 chef's kiss
I don't think he seriously believes it, he's just assuming the role for television content
Edit: i'm not defending him, to be clear
@@hola542 I agree that that's totally possible; he's not exactly genuine
@@hola542 either way, he advocated FOR climate change to a mostly conservative audience. That kind of airtime is hard to buy, and for it to be from someone that audience presumably trusts? Damn
"We should improve society somewhat."
Dr. Phil: Yet you participate in society. Curious! I am very intelligent.
I do not want Phil to participate in society.
Mr. Phil: I’d love to have you over for a dinner party. I’ll show you my collection of historical firearms.
Anyone: Oh, you’re a gun enthusiast? Right on, I guess, as long as you’re responsible. So, during cocktails then? One of the interesting things about tonight will be a pre-dinner exhibition in a converted abbatoir that now functions as a small museum? Not my thing generally, but that could be pretty cool.
Mr. Phil: Ha! No. My dining room is also an armory, of course. Why would you expect otherwise? By the way, sorry about this, but you’re now on an ATF watchlist for having spoken to me.
my thoughts exactly
@@TheDanishGuyReviews doctor Phil should be removed from society.
Wow, I had no idea "I'm a cyborg sent from the future to prevent catastrophic climate change" could be paraphrased to "we should improve society somewhat", that's amazing. I surely hope you NEVER paraphrase anything I ever say
They literally interviewed Neil Degrasse Tyson. I'd call that healthy functioning and a pretty successful pursuit of goals.
wait when? I’d love to see this interview
@@doubleoof7907 th-cam.com/video/ImdmYU6ykCo/w-d-xo.html
I think this is the interview they were mentioning :)
They did also interview Dr. Phil while Phil thought he was interviewing them.
For whatever that's worth.
An interview?
nah he's a lame
Guy: "Me believing I'm a cyborg has no negative impact on my life at all."
Phil: "I have to make out like it does because my whole show has devolved into mocking people who are not exactly like me and my audience."
Yeah but you’d sure as hell break down if you were forced to accept that you’re still a human.
@@sabersin5368-c2cguh?
@@sabersin5368-c2chow do you force ANYONE to accept anyone believing anything.
If one thing those right wing conservative snowflake triggered 1950s roleplaying fools has taught the world is that you can believe anything you want, regardless of the science and facts.
Or do you consider hermaphrodites just pretending they are not binary. Do you consider that a human with XXY chromosomes is faking it, along with all the medical malaise that comes with it, just for attention.
The only way you can force anyone to believe anything is to pretty much keep the ole playbook of organized religion going and make someone submit to thinking they are a human, or burn them at the stake..
@@queenofverminDon't mind him. The guy's head would probably explode when confronted with the fact that just because a tiny minority of people want to believe they are a cyborg or Furries or whatever, that the sun still rises and it also appears that it's not the LGBT community bringing about the end of the world, it's once again, surprise surprise, 2 groups of people fighting over which branch of Sky Daddy has the right to infringe on the existence of the other branches...isn't it funny, you do t see bisexuals declaring jihad on the leabians.
Wherever there is human misery, you always find a straight man inflicting pain because he disagrees with how another group express their love. Whether it's spiritually, sexually, socially.
Dr. Phil: Destroying performance art with facts and logic
This needs more likes lmao
More like destroying the standard for facts and logic with cherry picked facts and logical fallacies.
that isnt a real robot!! thats a man with silver body paint!! im very smart!!
It's all about race, trust me.
I love the ridiculousness of it all. He’s so obviously just a performer. Phil is a joke.
Orin‘s mom looks like she came there under false pretences and is feeling increasingly weird about the whole thing.
"Dr Phil, could you please help my son achieve a better balance between his art/activism and his professional life?"
"I'm gonna prove your son isn't really robot!"
"yyyyyeah, I think you might be missing the point a bit."
Yeah, that’s a recurring theme with “Dr.” Phil McGraw’s show.
I feel like she's in on her son's act and is playing a part too at least for the Phil
@@PersephoneDarling28 Most likely. That video of her being upset at her son is most likely staged for his persona.
i mean if youve seen the whole big joels whole dr phil saga you would know thats not the first time its happened so i wouldnt be surprised...
Imagine trying to invalidate a prediction of the future by saying that it’s reasonable and scientists agree 😵
It seems like his point was more to make Orin feel lesser. Phil's logic has less to do with an actual argument than it has making people feel as if they are wrong for feeling good for their identity, or to feel unique. His signature technique is to make people think about how they're wrong because the person isn't unique. They should know their place and listen to their parents, and confirm rather than embrace their individuality. He tries to be a counselor when he's a failure as a doctor.
It's like Joel said, just make generic predictions that are inevitably going to happen. I will die someday. Can't say I don't know the future. Gottem
@@billygoatguy3960 He isnt even a doctor to begin with.
He's commenting on the fact the "prediction" isn't novel, it's something everyone who doesn't deny basic science already knows, so saying it doesn't prove anything. Knowing lottery numbers or where the next planes will crash aren't sometime you can predict before hand.
The fact that Oren kept character in the face of such logical fallacies is astounding. They're truly a professional at their performance
"We are pursuing our goals."
The absolute _power_ of those five words.
1 Water bottle = 1‘000 years
„Dr.“ Phil: You‘ve collected 5‘000 years... of plastic that has to biodegrade.
no... it‘s still only 1‘000 years???
omg that's a good point LOL
I was looking for this. Was going to say it if I hadn't found your comment. LOL
I literally said that out loud to myself when he said that lol
I think he actually said "you have a collective 5,000 years of plastic"
It's not as if every piece of plastic has an internal stopwatch, and the moment it hits 1000 years the plastic disappears. I expect it's more of a halflife type situation, and 1000 years is just a nominal figure. That is to say, it's pretty reasonable that twice as much plastic would take twice as long to break down.
Oren is such a good improv actor. I got chills when they said "educate us."
what a chad
I actually love him so much
Also that's legitimately a good reply?? I mean, he was acknowledging that he did not know something and accepting that he should be educated about it without making a big fuss or pretending he knew what he didn't.
@@samdaley8484 It also forced Dr. Phil to be the one telling his audience about how bad plastic water bottles are. This whole thing was about getting Dr. Phil to admit to his audience about how bad climate change was.
He actually looks like a cyborg, the dude should consider acting because god damn.
“The problems you say that are going on in the future are already happening right now!” Yeah it’s almost as if that’s the point of Orrin’s act
Orrin got one of the nation's most conservative talk show hosts to argue in favor of climate science. Big acting W.
A self-aware wolf.
Their plan was ingenious.
@@tracyh5751 I genuinely did not even think about it that way. “Your act that’s meant to prove climate change is stupid because climate change is real. Checkmate liberal 😎”. This entire situation is just amazing
Pointing out that their claims about the future are already famous and accepted predictions of the future just means that our predictions are good and that what is likely to happen happens. Phil is such a brainlet I can't believe he actually has a show on TV that's supposed to highlight how smart he is.
I understand that he is actually trying to show that you don't need to be from the future to think that will happen in the future, since we already believe it is going to happen, but it is not like asking for predictions makes any sense to begin with.
Either he would predict something that won't happen until 2050 or at least too far into the future to actually be a good way to check if he is from the future until way past his relevancy, or it has to be big enough to be noteworthy that far into the future, which most likely can be predicted today by someone studying the subject.
Orrin was so good at leaving his emotions out of the conversation with Phil, that when Orrin owned him, Phil couldn’t just flip out on him like he did to Bailey before kicking her off
_You wouldn't expect anything less from a Roast Lord..._
FYI: a cyborg could still drink water since they consist of both mechanical and biological parts. A cyborg isn't the same as an android
And, even fully-fledged machines can be water-cooled.
I remember the first time I saw this and the line “Mother! You are disturbing our operations!” Gets me every fucking time.
The sheer ability of his mom to not just start laughing is amazing
‘We are receiving programming!’ 🤣 Legend!!
This is fantastically brilliant, Oren got Phil to talk about the inevitability of climate change and the importance of environmentalism on national TV.
“We are pursuing our goals”
This is a great point. They used Dr Phil's platform to reach a broader, more conservative audience, and got Phil himself to argue against climate denial. Not bad for a "delusional" artist.
Dude out here *achieving* their goals
What an unironically amazing comment, the quote at the end is such a nice touch. This is a weird compliment, but you are a famtastic commenter
Agreed, this is wonderful. I would imagine the percentage of Dr. Phil viewers who are climate denialists is higher than that in the general population; and I also assume (I'm not a pollster here, I could be wrong) his audience trusts his authority more than most viewers.
This legit could have changed people's minds. "I'm going to take care of the environment, unlike this guy who thinks he's a transformer." Way to go, Orrin. We are lucky you came back to visit us.
This is ingenious!
Dr phil is acting like the cyborg wouldn't recycle the water bottles, like he's just throwing them directly into the ocean
not to speak of adding the biodegradation periods up (5000 years), as if the bottles take turn dissolving
@@hiddeluchtenbelt6440 daddy phil's math makes sense haha
@@dbzfan667 literally the logic of those hippies lighting torches in the Avatar episode about the secret tunnel - if you know the reference
serious question: what exactly are usanians doing when they say they "recycle" things? don't they just mean they throw their plastic trash in the plastic bin? are they doing some fine-grained separating of resources?
it's just an oddly active word to use. it sounds like they are actively reintroducing the resources back into the industry. but from what i gathered it's just basic trash separation.
@@sofia.eris.bauhaus It's a step in reintroducing resources back into the industry, yes,. There are different trucks for picking up recycling and non-recycling, sometimes different compartments, it varies. ('Garbage day' vs 'Recycling day') There are also specific recycling centers for you to drop off plastics yourself. It's supposed to go to a recycling plant to be reused.
I'm not one to stan, but if I was, I'd stan a beautiful, environmentally conscious cyborg who calmly slew the P.T. Barnum of mental disorders in the heart of his own lair.
seriously. i thought Boomer destroyed Phil holy crap.
Phil is basically just a bully, but watching him get stone cold backhanded into the sun effortlessly by our cyborg saviors was transcendent.
@@HadalStreetlightsI love this comment so much lol
this comment is so underrated omg 😂😂
That comment Oren makes about 'Isn't everyone delusional' slaps so hard to me. Life has not intrinsic meaning, and being frequently existentially nihilistic I rarely find meaning in anything, and yet billions of people get up everyday and do things that mean something to them. We believe that the things we do mean something, for whatever arbitrary reason we decided to do them. Like making a TH-cam comment for example
SideNote: Nebula is worth getting. I signed up just for Big Joel and Lindsey Ellis content and that on its own was worth it
Ugh. Fineeee.
I'll join Nebula. It wasn't *all* you, it mainly was the sequence of Big Joel vids telling me to and a night of no sleep, but your 'Join Nebula' advocacy after that lovely and uplifting paragraph of what I'll descriptively call 'positive nihilism' is what tipped me over the edge on that decision.
[I'm not actually annoyed, I'm just pretending to be for the sake of being silly. I hope in the past year since you posted the comment I'm responding to that you have found and created joy in-between the bullshit parts of life].
Dr.Phil be like: *going to the theater in order to convince actor that they're not in fact Macbet but are just acting*
DM: Okay, everyone, if you’d like to go around the table and introduce your characters.
Player: Okay. My name is Titania, I’m a half-elven druid-
Phil, bursting through the wall, leaving an improbably well-defined man-who-is-not-a-doctor-shaped hole: NO YOU’RE NOT
@@morinomajou EXACTLY
@Mori, you genus
@@thotslayer9914 it's complicated but yeah I am Polish
This is the afro-futurism I've been craving
In the year 3030, everybody wants to tell you the meaning of music. :)
Yesss
I love this comment.
@@sinisterbunny7505 in the year 3030 *everybody* wants to be a DJ
Take that, Black Panther!
You know, Orin is pretty spot on about everyone somewhat having a delusion of being secretly overly talented in some way and still going on about their life. For example, Dr. Phil is clearly operating under the delusion he's an actual doctor of any concievable worth, I think I'm capable of writing witty comments and yet we both seem to going about our days unhindered.
It sort of comes down to how you define delusion, so the answer is "yes, but sort of."
People are remarkably bad at self-evaluation. We overestimate ourselves in some areas, and dramatically underestimate ourselves in others.
That kinda reminds me of the Dunnin-Kruger complex or something
😂
And it's harmful to his victims, I mean patients.
@@burtgrabmore2972 No, you most definitely meant victims. Mr. Phil hasn’t had a patient for at least a decade and probably closer to two.
"this expectation for activists to be perfect does nothing for any cause" jordan peterson has entered the chat
Better clean your room, kiddo.
That’s what I noticed, too, when I read his book! Isn’t that sheep thinking, to believe in something solely for other people and not on the merit of the ideas themselves???
It‘s a manipulative distraction tactic to assert moral superiority. Once people become activists for some cause ppl are desperate to find even the tiniest flaws in the person just so they can assert moral dominance. I belive that this is mostly the case cause ppl feel threatened by activists because it makes them evaluate if they are a worse person for not doing the same and this in tern makes them become defensive and aggressive desperate to drag others down to their level because they can‘t stand accepting that they may not be perfect in every way.
My favorite part is definitely where it’s clearly established that Orrin’s “delusions “ are well within what’s “normal” according to Phil and then immediately Phil’s like “okay but YOU definitely have a disorder tho maybe work on that” like??? It’s so funny but also sad in that if Orrin were legitimately sick or delusional this would be such a shit therapy session. But ig every Dr Phil episode is a shit therapy session so it’s very on brand in that way
Side note: Orrin is very handsome.
Most handsome collective consciousness I've ever seen
@@michaelgrubber1135 At least top ten material
*are
You speak truth
yep! check out their youtube stuff!
My brother-in-law is a cyborg. He was born with a faulty heart valve and had a mechanical replacement put in, which is fine, but he also had an aortal embolism repaired, which required actually stopping his heart, leaving him dead on the table for a couple of minutes while they grafted the damage. Died, came back to life, part machine: cyborg.
That's metal.
If you think about it, as soon as humans started wearing glasses we’ve been functionally cyborgs. The line between man and machine is incredibly blurry
@@jaybee27D I'd argue glasses are merely a tool and that you'd have to make the glasses apart of the body to consider it a cyborg
@@deeplysuperficial1637 genuine question, not a gotcha: do contact lenses count in this case? Also more generally what do you think "part of the body" means, either way
@@sarahgent2674 I don't but this is really subjective. I think a part of the body has to be built into the rest of the body, such as prosthetic limb.
About that water bottle bit: I thought it was going in a totally different direction 😂
hii tara
What direction? I thought he was trying to make the case of "why do you need to drink water if you are a cyborg?"
@@theyoutubeanalyst3731 same
Did you notice that Phil added up all the degradation timespans into one number? I.e. they all last a thousand years, so five last five thousand years? Even a Cow wouldn't get that wrong 🐄
It was already arguing in my head he could claim to be breaking it down into hydrogen and oxygen!
Dr. Phil seriously does not get enough flack for how deeply, insultingly vapid and fraudulent his little "therapist" occupation is, even if he did have a real doctorate.
I wish we could clone Dr. Phil and let him have an argument with himself. That’s pretty much the only justice I could see for this situation and all of the damage he’s done lots of folks.
Just make sure neither knows the other is a Phil.
Phil gets cloned and each Phil tries to convince the other Phil that they aren't the original true Phil.
My pal suggested we pull a Phil from another universe to do this
I love the idea of Dr.Phil doing the "you critique capitalism from your iphone" argument but also hes doing this to prove that they cant be a cyborg from the future.
Dr. Phil ACCIDENTALLY brings up an interesting point: Even cyborgs from the future find it difficult to not contribute to the problem of climate change. That speaks to the system we live in, that sometimes there aren't options except to be a part of a the problem. If our society doesn't care to fix those problems.....that's why we're facing down the nightmare scenario that is our near future.
This is a great point.
Not really, since it's super easy to just not buy plastic water bottles.
@@lukao.3969 Kinda depends on your living situation. My last apartment I lived in had fairly nasty water that I wouldn’t have given to even my cats. We made do with buying refillable gallon jugs from the grocery store.
@@lukao.3969 Congrats on living somewhere that has consistent, clean water. That's not true for everyone. Your privilege is showing.
@@HoJoXo It's true for the cyborg tho.
Weird that Phil’s definition of delusion is just vague guff about “pursuit of goals” and not something more tangible about harm to yourself or others, particularly the harm to others part, I wonder why Dr Phil would ignore that...so weird.
Yeah its a very capitalist approach to mental health lol
"pursuit of goals" is code for "being productive."
Because then Dr Phil would have to acknowledge the harm he does to others 😬
The thing he was describing was just “high” and “low” functioning
Idk why he used normal and abnormal there it doesn’t even make sense, I guess he just decided to go with the more oppressive sounding language??
I was going “say ‘healthy functioning and pursuit of goals’ one more time, Philip”
Do you think Dr. Phil would try to convince a mime that they could talk or a magician that they could perform magic? Because he's basically telling an artist that he can't make art.
I love how they're so calm,collected and they raised their hand. Role model goals
The framing of this video makes it look like a cartoon piano is about to fall on your head
Noice
Damocles' piano
ol phil getting his own back for these videos destroying his reputation
What do you mean?
5 bottles of water, 1000 years each.... 5000 years total? That's not how degradation works, it is not sequencial, Phil
the dirt can only eat one bottle at a time lol
They're all in a really long queue
Dr. Phil, and the way he treats and exploits others, bothers me on a very personal level. I have PTSD and content from him/associated with him has triggered me on more than one occasion. All this to say, I love hearing Big Joel kindly dissect the ridiculousness of Phil's arguments while standing up for the guests on his show. There's something very comforting about it for me and I definitely don't think of this as "nothing" or "dumb" content. I love it and I appreciate you, Joel/Henry :)
Hope you're doing OK!
My dad is very similar to Dr.Phil in the way he tries to argue with you and make you feel bad. Legit mental/emotional trauma. The way this youtuber covers this content also comforts me.
Dr. Phil is in every way an abusive person.
Henry's gentle determination makes him Dr. Phil's exact polar opposite and the best antidote one could ask for.
“We are pursuing our goals.”
holy crap what a good line with such good delivery. we stan
alternative title: D.Phil argues with a cyborg and looses
The water bottle point reminds me of the scene in ATLA where the hippie lights all the torches saying they combined give ten hours of light
😂 yep
Lol yeah does he think the bottles have to wait for the last one to finish to start biodegrading or whatever u call it
@@camille1324 yeah cuz the earth can only degrade 1 at a time
6:25 it is also nonsense just from a "logical" standpoint. The water bottles were made at the same time, their time of degradation doesn't stack just because there are 5 of them.
_... d-Does Dr. Phil believe a crowd of people is functionally immortal?_
@@blackheartzerotheundergrou3225 don't think about it too hard, just look at this weirdo who believes hes an android.
Well, you see, each bottle is 1000 years, so it's a combined 5000 years. If you want to reduce the pollution, you just need to fuse the bottles together into one super bottle. That's called science.
@@philipvipond2669 It's like that futurama episode, with that giant ball of garbage :D
Phil sentenced the bottles to degrade consecutively.
I hope Orrin watches this. He owned Phil so hard and he deserves to know, it won't be left without recognition.
i think orrin uses they/them pronouns
Holy crap the bar for "owning" someone has gotten incredibly unbelievably low.
I love how Phil invites a performance artist onto his show and expects not to get absolutely _played._
He’s a performer. Good grief. Let him be a performer.
I thought his point about the water bottle would be that cyborgs don't drink.... How is he so bad even at making basic claims.
Technically, a Cyborg is only part machine, so it's possible they still could require sustenance for their organic parts. Not that I expect Dr Phil to realize that either...
Also I love how the math works on that. 5 bottles that take 1000 years each ads to 5000 years total
It's pretty easy to think of reasons why a cyborg might need water, like regulating temperature or requiring it for maintenance (which is the same reason we need it).
I don't know if that'd be more or less embarrassing than the "5000 years" things though.
@@queengames8421 Also, coolant.
@@helloofthebeach you seem to confuse robot with cyborg.
My man BJ casually maintaining they/them pronouns usage throughout ✨
He called Orin a King, partially breaks the rule. Not a big deal but just something I noticed. Orin also used collective pronoun "we", as in his persona is a collective identity that identifies as one being. There needs to be a new pronoun for that alone.
@@billygoatguy3960 Most plural people are fine using they/them.
@@freethegays what are “plural people”
@@princejellyfish3945 First thing that comes to mind is those with dissociative dissorders like D.I.D.
@@billygoatguy3960 They/them can be, and is, used in the singular.
I just love the idea that this is what happens when you don't explain your art to your family 😂😂
Next on dr phil: the silver statue man is not really made of silver
Also oren is really handsome aaaa
"Educate us" - legendary, kingly, epic
I remember this Dr Phil guest had me cryin with the convos with his mother. Absolute comedic genius.
M O T H E R . . .
Y O U A R E
D I S T U R B I N G
O U R O P E R A T I O N S
Wish I had thought if that back in the day! What a guy... Sorry, Cyborg.
I have now seen Ouran’s name spelled every conceivable way
Onscreen shown as Orrin
I saw a clip of this ages ago and think the guy and his mum are doing some bit to get his music out there. Made me lol
person: “I am this.”
Dr. Phil: “no”
Orrin was very respectful to "Dr." Phil, he did not mention the salacious Dr. Phil scandal of 2025 and Dr. Phil's suicide in 2026.
Really surprisingly heartwarming to hear you refer to them as "they," and recognizing their identity as they present it ❤
Orrin Very Orrin!
Dr Phil isn't even a good therapist why does he still have a tv show
More people are stupid than smart.
Success is often dependant on popularity.
To be successful you more often have to have more appeal to stupid people than smart people.
Dr Phil.
He isn't even a therapist, he lost his license to practice
Because he affirms people's bias too "abnormal" behavior and makes them feel better. When Pewdiepie made videos about Dr.phil I thought the guy was pretty smart calling out BS of clearly dilusional people/ crazy teens. But in reality I was just watching those videos to make myself feel better.
*isn't even a therapist
95% of his power is due to his alpha level forehead game.
ok but orrin knowing they're performing, and (i can only assume) knowing phil will think they're NOT performing, and going on the show anyway is kind of a power move?? good for them!!! good for them.
How do you not laugh when you say “I don’t care if their robot body gets dry and they have to wet it with bottled water” 😂
"Learning. About the future."
"Man you are the future."
How could Dr. Phil have a cyborg on his show and not expect to be the one getting owned by facts and logic???
I had a thought while watching this that Joel's humor is eerily similar to Jenny Nicholson's and now I can't unsee Joel as a male Jenny
I would love to see Henry get equally excited over Porgs. Or a giant stuffed spider. :)
Not just their humor, their speaking patterns and rhythm are very similar too
I thought I was the only one!
dear god, it’s really everything. They both have wide lamb eyes and completely wild stuff in the background that I just have to pretend is normal
I can't wait for the Big Jenny and Joel Nicholson crossover.
7:25 I can't tell you when, but you've probably already guessed from where and why--it's straight out of the Jordan Peterson school of 'you shouldn't try to make the world a better place unless you're already perfect', and the why is because the right thinks that pointing out activists' flaws is sufficient to debunk them and their message.
I know this video is a year old but I wanna say thanks for uploading this to youtube because I actually have a nebula subscription but for some reason THIS VIDEO in particular just doesn't play on nebula's site it straight up just will not load. So thanks!
my man joel really cranking out this phil content, what a g
I am back once again to hear mr smart man talk about mr smart man things. Thank you mr smart man.
oh shit, I need to check them out. this concept and their music is 👌🏾
The whole water bottle thing was literally the physical embodiment of the "I think we should improve society somewhat" meme. Phil really owned himself there.
You've been absolutely the breath of fresh air I've needed this month, honestly. The less serious content has been the soothing balm my mind has needed with all the genocide that I can't stop, all the oppression that I can't lift and all the hurts I can't heal.
So like, thank you for putting out some sillier content, it's appreciated.
Good to see famous warheads tuber Big Joel branching out into new forms of content!
"we've had operations" 🤣🤣
The band Polyphia used that goat picture with the people sitting around it for one of their releases.
Man, I love Polyphia
its a painting from goya :)
whats the painting called?
@@amandak.4246 thank you!
honestly i agree with the mom, orrin should be not making rap because its gonna be popular in 2010s-2020s and fall off but you know that cyberpunk type electronic music and that future riddim and hyperpop might be what he should be producing
6:40 he added the water bottles biodegrading time together right after he said plastic water bottles take a thousand years to biodegrade. he said after saying there were 5 bottles he said 5000 years but that wouldn't make sense since the time of the water bottles biodegrading wouldn't take more time just because there is more of them. (very off topic i know)
Stop calling him a doctor! He hasn't been a doctor for years!
A doctorate does not expire. It could be revoked, however.
@@davidallen111 He doesn’t have a license to practice therapy in Los Angeles, or, in fact, most states.
Without that license to practice, Phil McGraw is no more less a doctor than you or I in the ways that count.
@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick Anyone with a doctorate in any subject can call themselves "Doctor" and expect to be addressed as such. That is the norm in western culture. What culture do you live in?
@@davidallen111 With the amount of harm he’s done to people, I’d say McGraw doesn’t have the right to expect anything from anyone except maybe spit in his eye.
@@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick I don't believe that the people that come onto his show are real. They can't be real, can they? How do they all avoid arrest long enough to appear on his show?
I think Dr Phil is forgetting that the "pursuit of goals" part should probably be about *their* actual goals.
I went to the cyborg's instagram and he was selling "climate-neutral NFTs", lmao
What’s his Instagram?
so, basically JPEGs without block-chain?
LMAOOO really cause those cause a shit ton of environmental damage like a NFTs can produce as much carbon waste as a small country 😭 I was rooting for them
You can run computers on solar power. Here we use hydroelectric power. NFTs processed here are climate-neutral.
@@davidallen111 but you can also just not use blockchain for something that has been around for decades without needing blockchain. I would estimate 99.9999% of all jpeg's and images of all file types have been made with no NFT involvement. No notes involvement means only the electricity required for any given image file, so less electricity in the same way an uninhabited island is smaller than the sun.
Then again, it's not like much of blockchain runs on non-renewable energy and that even renewable energy still isn't fully green. It does take energy and resources to produce solar, wind, and water power. We just normally find their use acceptable because we can derive useful things from manufacturing or joy from media that requires some power to use that isn't deliberately as ineffective in power requirements as imaginable.
5 water bottles that each would take 1000 years to biodegrade don't add up to 5000 years of biodegrading. They don't biodegrade consecutively. After 1000 years all 5 bottles will have biodegraded.
Oh my, your Francisco De Goya painting in the back is a wonderful addition. I saw the "dark paintings" collection at the Museo Del Prado a few years back and cried uncontrollably for the next 30 minutes or so, The Dog hit me particularly hard. What an incredible artist.
Oh and rad video lol.
This is kinda tangential, but your God's Not Dead series was one of the most profound critiques of evangelicalism that I have ever seen.
wait it's a critique
@@localegoist4079 The God's Not Dead movies aren't a critique. I think Nabii was talking about a series of videos Big Joel did *addressing* the God's Not Dead movies, like, a series of videos *on* God's Not Dead, which would be the critique.
Dr. Phil ever bring on someone who's got the delusion they are Dr. Phil?
like putting all the people who think they're jesus in the same ward of the mental hospital in that one russel brand bit
He's there every week, even though he's probably called Philip and isn't a doctor.
Nah his ego would be far too fragile for that, to see a mirror reflection of himself/how someone else sees him. Phil kicked a guy off the show who dressed up as him and called him on his bullsh*t
yes, but I don't recall who it was. Phil did get mad if I recall
Slowly but surely, Big Joel channel became a Dr Phil's commentary channel.
I feel like there is an actual deeper point that could be made here, especially with that last excerpt you showed, and it goes well with some of your previous Dr. Phil content too. That point is the futility and backward thinking behind Phil's entire approach to "delusions". The part about how it doesn't matter what you believe about yourself as long as it doesn't get in the way of "healthy functioning" is probably the closest I've heard him get to a reasonable point of view for a therapist/psychologist/reasonable person to hold. The problem is he doesn't stop there, with an unstated but clear "...and I am the ultimate arbiter of when healthy functioning is impeded, not the patient or their loved ones" while offering zero evidence of how Orin (Oren? Orren? That's always such a hard name to know how to spell just hearing it...) is actually suffering beyond "their mom wants them to get a 'real job'". Sometimes, yeah, a judgment call has to be made on whether someone is a danger to themselves or others, but most of the time these so-called "delusions" are so incidental to anyone else that nobody should care. It doesn't really matter if the beliefs are objectively true, because to the only people they really affect, they might as well be either way. And the idea that one narrow interpretation of what beliefs are acceptable quirks of individuals and which ones are "delusions" should be held as objective truth just feels kinda grody, especially when it's actually just one old normie's idea of what's socially acceptable that draws that line as opposed to any measure of harm done. Because then it can lead to some... less than savory places. It's one thing to argue that an obvious performance artist isn't actually a cyborg from the future, or that the man who prefers to live like a dog because he enjoys being that way is a human - it's just standard assholery from Phil, since the latter admits that he has a human body and the former is _a performance artist._ But then apply the same "I'm right about your mind, you're so delusional you don't know you're wrong" thinking to other cases and you get that one moment of casually misgendering a trans person and treating being trans as a problem (or at least letting that go unchallenged).
Frankly, this is all to say that whenever someone makes a claim about their identity, no matter how "weird" it seems to conventional, Dr. Phil, be-a-productive-member-of-society wisdom... I just, believe them? No matter what label someone chooses for their orientation or gender identity, I feel they do so for their own reasons and it's not for me to question it. Say you've got memories of a past life that you identify with as much or more than your current one? Who am I to say they're wrong? Being plural/multiple, in whatever way it works for you personally? That's cool, nice to meet you all. Otherkin, fictionkin, heck, even factkin? Why not, truth is stranger and all that. I just... I feel like it's more trouble to dispute things like that than to just let people be. And judging on identity or beliefs just makes it harder to call out genuinely shitty behavior if you lump in "I think this person is delusional" with that. It costs nothing to be kind, and accepting someone's identity claims doesn't mean shielding them from all criticism. I hope that makes sense.
Dr. Phil is a modern-day PT Barnum. He seeks out people who are different and charges "normal" people to gawk at them.
6:35 "it takes 1000 years to degrade a plastic water bottle and you have 5. That means that it will take 5000 years for the whole bunch to decompose" - dr phil logic. Didn*t know Plastic bottles could be courteous.
what are oran’s socials????? obsessed w them now bc of this video
What's the painting with the goat behind you called?
Also yikes, Phil. "normal" and "abnormal"? Weird word choices there. Surely "healthy" and "unhealthy" or "typical" and "atypical" would be preferred labels in psychology?
is there any difference between typical & normal and atypical & abnormal
Witches' Sabbath by Francisco Goya.
@@Shh.ItsAllOkay. thank you ❤
Orrin has lovely cheekbones and I'm on board with any non-royalty with the gall to use exclusively the majestic plural. What an absolute Chad.
"it takes 1000 years for a bottle to degrade. I see 5. That's 5000 years!"
No. It's 1000 years. They're not organizing a queue to start degrading. They start immediately and are all always degrading.