When I replay memories in my head I can actually replay them in full third person as if I've got a free cam and can move around the room, and yes Brady that means I can see the back of my head. However, I say that with the caveat that I know that to some degree that makes the memory less accurate but sometimes that's the point. Any time you repeat a memory you're not actually picking up a DVD of the events, you're picking up a floppy disk of the events using a magnet. The mere act of replaying a memory in your head will subtly change it and degrade the quality. If you've been through trauma then that can be a good thing. I developed this skill as a way of projecting into my traumatic memories as the person who I wish was there to help me. I sit there and hold her hand, comfort her, talk to her, encourage her--I give the past version of me hope and that change ripples forward. I know that that doesn't objectively change my past but it gives me the ability to face living on.
I experience aphantasia to a high degree. I've always thought of thinking more as lists of concepts in my head that I don't visualize in any physical way. I do dream though, and it's always really fun because I get a taste of what people mean when they say "I can picture X in my head"
My family had a talk about how we remember things. Turns out we all remember in different ways I remember in pretty much black and white slide show where I don't see things move but frame by frame almost like a comic, but the sound is crystal clear and comes out perfectly. Also like Brady in first person. My sister remembers in complete animation and color where she visualizes everything around her like Grey, but no sound at all. She knows when a sound happens and what it sounds like, but can't hear it in her mind. My brother visualizes things in a logistical sense. where he has a set scene and he knows what's there. Sounds and visuals are the same in his regard and when he remembers things sounds and visuals are just put where they belong. He neither hears sounds or sees anything moving. We spent a full 2 days talking about this a year or two ago. Made me realize really how different everyone thinks from each other.
Memories are hardly memories at all, you're just reconstructing them off the vague, unspecific sense you have of the memory. I've come to realise this especially when it comes to remembering dreams, because dreams are so ephemeral, it's clear to me that by the end of a given day, my memory of a dream I had that morning is not my memory of the dream, but my memory of my attempts to recall the dream. My brain is making do with what little it has to hand, it's like loss of quality in photocopies, with each pass, my memory reinforces what it thinks it is while also being undeniably further from the source. It might result in something that feels fairly robust, but at the same time stuff I know I can't remember is missing.
@24:00 My memories feel more like a word bubble with concepts in it. I barely visualize stuff at all nevermind perfectly from a first-person perspective. Maybe sometimes I'll remember some "snapshots" but nothing too long or detailed. Like I remember my friends' wedding fairly well but only in that I could tell you who I talked to, who was there, what the decor was like and maybe a rough idea of the order things happened in. Nothing close to a first person video though, it feels more like a miniature model that's just been loosely formed from my experiences.
Grey! You've got to go down the rabbit hole of Aphantasia; very much appropriate for the conversation about what you "see" when recalling mental images. Those with Aphantasia cannot get a "tangible" visual, and it's more of an abstract thought like you describe. I'm 30 and recently discovered that I am affected by Aphantasia, and it explains so much about how my thought processes work. Yes, I have dreams, but I don't get much out of reading. Reading feels like a chore for me, where my friends describe it more like a movie playing in their head. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
My best way of describing how I remember my past is: I remember things as a mock up video of an ideas' script? Like there are times when I'm aware the video is flailing in all sorts of PoVs that don't make sense (like my hand's pov wtf ☠️) just to represent the script better (like "I grabbed a pen on top of the table") To me there is little to no resistance between any forms of representation of the memory so it all feels consistent and it's quite easy to remember it in terms of ideas or 1st person pov or the two or something else so I never question why or how this came to be But when it comes to speaking to others about how I see memories in my head, it used to always mess with me then because any given example is nearly always cut off by a counter example (so I start up as 1st person pov if given that suggestion, then 3rd person if suggested this instead, then as abstract ideas if questionned about it)
Didn't he get one before once when he recapped his arguments against the apple watch and but then said he got an apple watch anyway bc his wife didn't know what else to get him Or am I confusing stuff
Very hard visual thinker here. My memories are basically only pictures and videos. If i have to remember the name of a restaurant i went to, i have to think back to when i went, and literally read the letters off t he sign. Also my dreams are remarkably consistent, even over multiple nights with clear plot elements.
“I’m sure these scientists would love to talk for 40 minutes on the food science” (my paraphrasing) Sounds like a good way to update FoodsKey with videos. I miss that channel.
"Can I go two weeks without washing the sheets" has to be one of the most hilarious things I've ever heard. What does he think is going to happen to him if he doesn't wash those sheets? I had forgotten that line.
Skyscrapper is a pretty great word that wouldn't be intuitive to invent, but intuitively paints a perfect image of the emotional impact of the actual thing.
Ha, good timing: I got some broccoli to snack on while listening to this episode (on TH-cam rather than the podcast app since at home) pressed play and see a big broccoli on the screen.
A friend of mine was once telling me about how people born deaf have no internal voice for thinking. That people with an internal voice take an abstract idea of a thought then process/translate it into spoken language in our heads
Point of clarification, a plant based diet is only a small part of veganism, to be vegan also demands that you don't even buy items (like shoes, cars, etc.) which were made in a way which harms animals. In other words, to be vegan is to go even further off that end of the spectrum than just a plant based diet.
My favourite word is Crossroads, it's the representation of the word and the choice you have. There is thus pathway when I go on a walk with my sister that diverges at a spot and every time I grinningly say looks like were at crossroads. idk just felt like sharing it. :)
The word Skyscraper was originally used to describe the cheese grators used on the moon, as the moon was believed to be made out of cheese, and from our perspective, is in the sky. My sources are legitimate, Grey would approve.
I can definitely see my face in memories, it may not be what my face actually looked like then because memories are illusions, but it's there. My perception just kind of exists outside of my body in most memories. I can look in the first person but only voluntarily or if I'm thinking about sensations I felt.. My dreams on the other hand are both first and third person. Sometimes I will look at myself and see that I'm not me, I'll shape shift into some thick Hispanic dude.
reading thinkinh voice (reading in your hear as if you were saying the words alloud) breaks my concentration and makes it impossible to remember what had been read. it legit makes reading more difficult, and whats worse is it just happenes. like thinking about breathing.
I dream mostly in first person but sometime mid dream it switches. And once it switched to third person, but it was just me looking at a screen of the dream in first person, and then i moved back into original dream
If you consider the sky to be the atmosphere and scraping as parting it then everything could be a sky scraper. You stood up and there’s a breeze, skyscraper
Grey talking about his description of dreams sounds to me like his thinking of memories is similar to meta data, he knows the abstract information of the situation but doesn't have a third person perspective of that situation. Or maybe I'm wrong
Just to let you know Brady, often cheese has animal rennet in it to help people digest it, and animal rennet is cut out from baby cows' fourth stomach so if you really want to be vegetarian, then don't eat cheese unless it's artificial cheese from a plant, or you know it has microbial or some kind of non-animal rennet, then don't eat cheese
There are animals that eat animals, there are plants that eat animals, there are people that eat animals, and I'm one of them. I love animals and feel no moral tension over killing and devouring them. Circle of life!
But what if the memory fundamentally involves "replaying the tape". For example, say we were standing in a road of some sort with lamp posts running down both sides. Each lamp post is painted a different color. I ask you to stand at a point in the road and look down the road at the posts. You then have to close your eyes, wait a bit, then recollect the order of the colors of the lamp posts that you were able to see. From farthest in your peripheral vision, and moving inwards. If you want to remember that you have to look back and see what your own eyes saw.
if you accidentally call emergency services do not just hang up! tell them it was an accident... otherwise they will assume it was a real emergency and spend time and energy to try to get help to someone who they think just disconnected
I don't wanna start a fight here but Brady keeps saying, "I *think* the makers of the documentary were trying to say this" But the thing is if its not obvious from whats on screen then that's that, No Well it was Probably this or that. Brady gave me GOT S8 flashbacks.
He sounded like someone joining a cult, though. Disregard veganism or whatever, just pretend he was talking about anything else and listen to that part. Ho got quieter, he started to murmur, he kinda lost energy... It felt to me like someone who though he saw the holy light and rushed to spread the good news absolutely convinced that they'll be met with approval, only to find someone who answered "What that? It looked like a broken lamplight to me. Let me call the city council so they fix it".
@@captainufo4587 I don't see it like that at all. Brady said it himself that he's not sure what he is or where it will lead him, but that he wants to reduce meat consumption. If he were "joining a cult", I imagine he'd have less doubt and would have cut his meat consumption completely.
Are your thoughts vocalized, do you see pictures of words, or do you only think in ideas? My family is split between people who vocalize their thoughts and people that see words as they are said.
I'm not sure I understand what Grey is asking about 1st person visual memory. I know for certain that I visualize navigating from my perspective, because it's a frustration in my life. I can't keep a map in my head of any significant level of detail. If I don't rely on GPS, I have to sort through a collection of mental 1st person pictures, trying to string together enough locations to make a route. It sucks.
Listening to stuff like that i realize how poor i am. After studies, doing full time job with waige 2x higher than minimal wage in my country and i still could not afford to buy a new apple phone. Such is life in east europe
I think that I can't find eating meat to be a moral wrong. Meat is part of nature, animals eat each other. I don't think that humans are innately any better than animals, but saying that it is a moral wrong to eat meat supposes that we are better than animals is many ways. So then why would it be wrong to eat meat if we were so much better than them? So if we are the same as animals eating them isn't really wrong, it's just part of the way that the natural world works, it's just energy transfer. And if we are better than animals, then why in the hell should their suffering even really matter to us?
Gladiators weren't slaves, they were full time martial athletes for entertainment most of the time. And they weren't usually killing each other in gladiatorial games just so you know, cheers!
I really want to write a letter, just in case i meet Brady. Not a normal letter but it would be as cryptic and obtuse as i can make it; possibly even adding some sort of cipher and i will give it to him and it will just ask for a hot stopper.
_Skyscraper_ is even better in Norwegian, because the very lazy translation is _skyskraper._ However, _sky_ in Norwegian means _cloud,_ so a _skyskraper_ is really called a _cloudscraper._
Grey! Google Aphantasia! Not everyone even sees clear images in their mind's eye. My whole mind's eye is just blank blackness and the only way I can recall is in more of a non-image way, but instead a list of thoughts of what happened that plays through my head. Though that's not the best explanation of it, but akin to that. A classic test for this is to try to visualize a red apple in your mind's eye. Some people will find this simple as can be and will be able to freely change the color to green or yellow or even purple or black. They'll be able to move it around and affect it like they could a real apple in the normal world. Others might be able to picture an outline only or nothing at all. If ya ever heard someone say "Picture a scenic beach" and you just didn't understand what the fuck they meant? It's cause ya got aphantasia.
I wonder if visualizing words uses the same part of the brain as visualizing objects. I know people who can do everything you've mentioned about the apple but visualizing the word apple is difficult for them.
I’ve never heard grey laugh as loud as he did when brady said he knows hears himself reading to himself
15:57
Can’t wait for the HI animated for this
@@Ekvitarius there are? like, in general?
Grey "I hate hearing peoples dreams"
Also Grey "tell me your dream, Brady"
Brady isn't people
When I replay memories in my head I can actually replay them in full third person as if I've got a free cam and can move around the room, and yes Brady that means I can see the back of my head. However, I say that with the caveat that I know that to some degree that makes the memory less accurate but sometimes that's the point. Any time you repeat a memory you're not actually picking up a DVD of the events, you're picking up a floppy disk of the events using a magnet. The mere act of replaying a memory in your head will subtly change it and degrade the quality. If you've been through trauma then that can be a good thing. I developed this skill as a way of projecting into my traumatic memories as the person who I wish was there to help me. I sit there and hold her hand, comfort her, talk to her, encourage her--I give the past version of me hope and that change ripples forward. I know that that doesn't objectively change my past but it gives me the ability to face living on.
And so concludes season 13 of Hello Internet.
I'm scared, they've yet to renew it for season 14... I hope it isn't canceled.
when i heard grey laugh as hard as he did at 16:00 it made ME laugh almost just as hard. it caught me so off guard omg
Same!!!! I don't even understand his reaction but I laughed as hard as him 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brady "I will never get an apple watch"
Also Brady "so I got an apple watch"
Brady: Hot-Drop
Grey: Hot-Stop-drop
The War of Hotstoppers
i dunno, maybe mix it up a little?
It would seem Grey's face filter is powerful enough to apply in his dreams
Ok. So i slept.. And can confirm, my dreams are in 1st person
All my dreams are in first person, the only time its "third person" is when im physically watching over a scene
..Grey, seems like you might you have "Aphantasia".. Where you cant picture images as first person.. Or al least some degree of that condition
yes I also have this condition
Yeah, I definitely think Brady is wrong, there is a big difference
I've thought he has adhd for a long time. The lack of a mind's eye as he describes fits this too.
I experience aphantasia to a high degree. I've always thought of thinking more as lists of concepts in my head that I don't visualize in any physical way. I do dream though, and it's always really fun because I get a taste of what people mean when they say "I can picture X in my head"
I have this too.
been going through a rough week, and this made my day. Thank you :)
My family had a talk about how we remember things. Turns out we all remember in different ways
I remember in pretty much black and white slide show where I don't see things move but frame by frame almost like a comic, but the sound is crystal clear and comes out perfectly. Also like Brady in first person.
My sister remembers in complete animation and color where she visualizes everything around her like Grey, but no sound at all. She knows when a sound happens and what it sounds like, but can't hear it in her mind.
My brother visualizes things in a logistical sense. where he has a set scene and he knows what's there. Sounds and visuals are the same in his regard and when he remembers things sounds and visuals are just put where they belong. He neither hears sounds or sees anything moving.
We spent a full 2 days talking about this a year or two ago. Made me realize really how different everyone thinks from each other.
Greetings Parchement
seeing an upload from hello internet brings me joy
Oh my God, Grey, I had no idea I experienced memories like you do until this was brought up and I can't stop thinking about it! STOP IT
The term "Jet fighter" is pretty cool.
រឪឲ
Memories are hardly memories at all, you're just reconstructing them off the vague, unspecific sense you have of the memory. I've come to realise this especially when it comes to remembering dreams, because dreams are so ephemeral, it's clear to me that by the end of a given day, my memory of a dream I had that morning is not my memory of the dream, but my memory of my attempts to recall the dream. My brain is making do with what little it has to hand, it's like loss of quality in photocopies, with each pass, my memory reinforces what it thinks it is while also being undeniably further from the source. It might result in something that feels fairly robust, but at the same time stuff I know I can't remember is missing.
@24:00 My memories feel more like a word bubble with concepts in it. I barely visualize stuff at all nevermind perfectly from a first-person perspective. Maybe sometimes I'll remember some "snapshots" but nothing too long or detailed. Like I remember my friends' wedding fairly well but only in that I could tell you who I talked to, who was there, what the decor was like and maybe a rough idea of the order things happened in. Nothing close to a first person video though, it feels more like a miniature model that's just been loosely formed from my experiences.
Grey! You've got to go down the rabbit hole of Aphantasia; very much appropriate for the conversation about what you "see" when recalling mental images. Those with Aphantasia cannot get a "tangible" visual, and it's more of an abstract thought like you describe.
I'm 30 and recently discovered that I am affected by Aphantasia, and it explains so much about how my thought processes work. Yes, I have dreams, but I don't get much out of reading. Reading feels like a chore for me, where my friends describe it more like a movie playing in their head. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
Sky-pie-die-scraper is hilarious.
This stock footage of Berkeley is just lavish!
Broccoli is the 2nd worst vegetable to put in front of my plate. The worst being celery.
@@kairon156 What if it was put on your plate?
15:59 Cheer joy
This episode truly talks to me. I thought I was the only one who got freaked out by the iPhone camera
the way grey said why after brady said he got an apple watch was absolutely amazing
I remember in over the shoulder view. Same for dreams. Dont have tripophobia, but I totally can see it, especially on the gold one.
This hasn't showed up in my podcast player yet, any reason?
What podcast player are you using? I'm using "Podcast Player" and it was up just moments before the TH-cam upload.
They want you to listen on YT for all the ad revenue so Grey can buy more apple products.
No ads?
I see this is a youtube upload first kind of day
Waiting for the audio rss
I definitely dream in 1st person 90%of the time, I think I only go 3rd person a little like if I'm doing something particularly surreal
My best way of describing how I remember my past is:
I remember things as a mock up video of an ideas' script?
Like there are times when I'm aware the video is flailing in all sorts of PoVs that don't make sense (like my hand's pov wtf ☠️) just to represent the script better (like "I grabbed a pen on top of the table")
To me there is little to no resistance between any forms of representation of the memory so it all feels consistent and it's quite easy to remember it in terms of ideas or 1st person pov or the two or something else so I never question why or how this came to be
But when it comes to speaking to others about how I see memories in my head, it used to always mess with me then because any given example is nearly always cut off by a counter example (so I start up as 1st person pov if given that suggestion, then 3rd person if suggested this instead, then as abstract ideas if questionned about it)
Never thought I’d see the day that Brady succumbs to an Apple Watch!
Didn't he get one before once when he recapped his arguments against the apple watch and but then said he got an apple watch anyway bc his wife didn't know what else to get him
Or am I confusing stuff
@@dbruik no that was his windup watch
Very hard visual thinker here. My memories are basically only pictures and videos. If i have to remember the name of a restaurant i went to, i have to think back to when i went, and literally read the letters off t he sign. Also my dreams are remarkably consistent, even over multiple nights with clear plot elements.
“I’m sure these scientists would love to talk for 40 minutes on the food science” (my paraphrasing)
Sounds like a good way to update FoodsKey with videos. I miss that channel.
"Can I go two weeks without washing the sheets" has to be one of the most hilarious things I've ever heard. What does he think is going to happen to him if he doesn't wash those sheets? I had forgotten that line.
I want grey to do a huge video series on this difference between brains/way of talking about brains, it's so interesting.
Skyscrapper is a pretty great word that wouldn't be intuitive to invent, but intuitively paints a perfect image of the emotional impact of the actual thing.
That audio cut got me.
Ha, good timing: I got some broccoli to snack on while listening to this episode (on TH-cam rather than the podcast app since at home) pressed play and see a big broccoli on the screen.
A friend of mine was once telling me about how people born deaf have no internal voice for thinking. That people with an internal voice take an abstract idea of a thought then process/translate it into spoken language in our heads
Point of clarification, a plant based diet is only a small part of veganism, to be vegan also demands that you don't even buy items (like shoes, cars, etc.) which were made in a way which harms animals. In other words, to be vegan is to go even further off that end of the spectrum than just a plant based diet.
My favourite word is Crossroads, it's the representation of the word and the choice you have. There is thus pathway when I go on a walk with my sister that diverges at a spot and every time I grinningly say looks like were at crossroads. idk just felt like sharing it. :)
The word Skyscraper was originally used to describe the cheese grators used on the moon, as the moon was believed to be made out of cheese, and from our perspective, is in the sky. My sources are legitimate, Grey would approve.
That moment when your girlfriend comes home and aks why you're watching a broccoli rotate. No regrets
I can definitely see my face in memories, it may not be what my face actually looked like then because memories are illusions, but it's there. My perception just kind of exists outside of my body in most memories. I can look in the first person but only voluntarily or if I'm thinking about sensations I felt.. My dreams on the other hand are both first and third person. Sometimes I will look at myself and see that I'm not me, I'll shape shift into some thick Hispanic dude.
reading thinkinh voice (reading in your hear as if you were saying the words alloud) breaks my concentration and makes it impossible to remember what had been read. it legit makes reading more difficult, and whats worse is it just happenes. like thinking about breathing.
CGPGrey's memories have animated Grey filter over himself in 3rd person.
25:00 CGPGrey gets dissociative
I dream mostly in first person but sometime mid dream it switches. And once it switched to third person, but it was just me looking at a screen of the dream in first person, and then i moved back into original dream
Love this episode. Wow. I'm a first person perspective also. Wow, I cant imagine it being different from like a recording. Wow.
If you consider the sky to be the atmosphere and scraping as parting it then everything could be a sky scraper. You stood up and there’s a breeze, skyscraper
Lots of freaky brainstuff this episode.
Just started watching, and I'm desperately hoping there's an explanation for the broccoli.
Kinda brain shaped?
@@emeraldbonsai but there is...
Vegan
15:53 - 16:00 yo, I felt the same way.🤣🤣🤣
15:44 Hardest Grey laugh of all time
Ooh a HI the day after a Cortex!
A "hot drop" sounds like they released a song. A "hot stop drop" leaves no doubts about what's happening.
Grey talking about his description of dreams sounds to me like his thinking of memories is similar to meta data, he knows the abstract information of the situation but doesn't have a third person perspective of that situation. Or maybe I'm wrong
Best Grey laugh to date lol
Just to let you know Brady, often cheese has animal rennet in it to help people digest it, and animal rennet is cut out from baby cows' fourth stomach so if you really want to be vegetarian, then don't eat cheese unless it's artificial cheese from a plant, or you know it has microbial or some kind of non-animal rennet, then don't eat cheese
Thats so weird I just had a dream either today or yesterday and i specifically remember experiencing the dream in first person.
There are animals that eat animals, there are plants that eat animals, there are people that eat animals, and I'm one of them. I love animals and feel no moral tension over killing and devouring them. Circle of life!
Oh boy a new podcast!
how do you think and not subvocalize?
Of all the dreams I remember, they alternate between first and third person, and I'm in almost none of them.
Me too, dreams are often like watching a movie and I'm often not starring in it.
But what if the memory fundamentally involves "replaying the tape". For example, say we were standing in a road of some sort with lamp posts running down both sides. Each lamp post is painted a different color. I ask you to stand at a point in the road and look down the road at the posts. You then have to close your eyes, wait a bit, then recollect the order of the colors of the lamp posts that you were able to see. From farthest in your peripheral vision, and moving inwards. If you want to remember that you have to look back and see what your own eyes saw.
15:58, Grey's LOL.
if you accidentally call emergency services do not just hang up! tell them it was an accident... otherwise they will assume it was a real emergency and spend time and energy to try to get help to someone who they think just disconnected
Eat your broccoli, kids
In case this may still be seen - Grey likely has SDAM, Severely Deficient Autobiographical Memory
I don't wanna start a fight here but Brady keeps saying, "I *think* the makers of the documentary were trying to say this"
But the thing is if its not obvious from whats on screen then that's that, No Well it was Probably this or that. Brady gave me GOT S8 flashbacks.
grey made sure to release this before the planet video so no one wonder why its not brought up this podcast
15:59
Sounds like Brady is a not vegetarian or vegan, he's flexitarian, AKA semi-vegetarian.
aka omnivore, aka normal.
@@arrgghh1555 , it's not the norm to reduce meat consumption, though I guess it is a rising trend.
He sounded like someone joining a cult, though. Disregard veganism or whatever, just pretend he was talking about anything else and listen to that part. Ho got quieter, he started to murmur, he kinda lost energy... It felt to me like someone who though he saw the holy light and rushed to spread the good news absolutely convinced that they'll be met with approval, only to find someone who answered "What that? It looked like a broken lamplight to me. Let me call the city council so they fix it".
@@captainufo4587 I don't see it like that at all. Brady said it himself that he's not sure what he is or where it will lead him, but that he wants to reduce meat consumption. If he were "joining a cult", I imagine he'd have less doubt and would have cut his meat consumption completely.
Are your thoughts vocalized, do you see pictures of words, or do you only think in ideas? My family is split between people who vocalize their thoughts and people that see words as they are said.
Aphantasia.
I'm not sure I understand what Grey is asking about 1st person visual memory.
I know for certain that I visualize navigating from my perspective, because it's a frustration in my life. I can't keep a map in my head of any significant level of detail. If I don't rely on GPS, I have to sort through a collection of mental 1st person pictures, trying to string together enough locations to make a route. It sucks.
On the point of gladiators you should watch the lindybeige video on it that just came out
Grey swearing scared me geez
Listening to stuff like that i realize how poor i am. After studies, doing full time job with waige 2x higher than minimal wage in my country and i still could not afford to buy a new apple phone. Such is life in east europe
I think that I can't find eating meat to be a moral wrong. Meat is part of nature, animals eat each other. I don't think that humans are innately any better than animals, but saying that it is a moral wrong to eat meat supposes that we are better than animals is many ways. So then why would it be wrong to eat meat if we were so much better than them? So if we are the same as animals eating them isn't really wrong, it's just part of the way that the natural world works, it's just energy transfer. And if we are better than animals, then why in the hell should their suffering even really matter to us?
Grey should give out Top Sneaky stamps in person
This isn’t on iOS podcasts?
I remember concepts of the thing that happened.
I had a dream on a boat with third person establishing shots... come at me.
I have mild trypophobia and agree with Brady that the iphone looks sinister but it doesn't disgust me
Bradeyas a deer: "headlights are friendly"
Thank goodness i am not alone in 3rd personing.
As I ramp down meat, should I lean harder on cows because there is less suffering per lb of meat or chickens for the environment
My memories arent first person but my dreams are.
That feeling when you watch this video in the future and white rhinos are now extinct.
I now know what a hotstoper is.
Yup, Grey understands.
Those documentaries are a great example of good ideas presented poorly.
Gladiators weren't slaves, they were full time martial athletes for entertainment most of the time. And they weren't usually killing each other in gladiatorial games just so you know, cheers!
Remember people, tell Brady a good story to get a hotstopper.
the broccoli speaking to me
Why did they mention that this podcast had a low chance of reaching us? Did I miss something or is it just the technical difficulties in the begging.
grey is a hot stopper dropper
I really want to write a letter, just in case i meet Brady. Not a normal letter but it would be as cryptic and obtuse as i can make it; possibly even adding some sort of cipher and i will give it to him and it will just ask for a hot stopper.
and i dont have any use for them, just because i feel i must
and ill just hand it to him and walk away like a drug deal
Brady Haran; Video Sherpa.
itunes???
I’m still ever so slightly offended I had to listen to a podcast on youtube with no specific reasons?
_Skyscraper_ is even better in Norwegian, because the very lazy translation is _skyskraper._ However, _sky_ in Norwegian means _cloud,_ so a _skyskraper_ is really called a _cloudscraper._
Grey! Google Aphantasia!
Not everyone even sees clear images in their mind's eye.
My whole mind's eye is just blank blackness and the only way I can recall is in more of a non-image way, but instead a list of thoughts of what happened that plays through my head. Though that's not the best explanation of it, but akin to that.
A classic test for this is to try to visualize a red apple in your mind's eye. Some people will find this simple as can be and will be able to freely change the color to green or yellow or even purple or black. They'll be able to move it around and affect it like they could a real apple in the normal world.
Others might be able to picture an outline only or nothing at all.
If ya ever heard someone say "Picture a scenic beach" and you just didn't understand what the fuck they meant? It's cause ya got aphantasia.
I wonder if visualizing words uses the same part of the brain as visualizing objects. I know people who can do everything you've mentioned about the apple but visualizing the word apple is difficult for them.
Don't blame the battery Brady, just admit you were powerless to avoid buying it.