Hey BBC's im a twitch partner now, so thanks for all your support, and if you havent, join me on twitch as well @ www.twitch.tv/sixteenleo Usually i react live to stuff, and if i like it, turn it into a whole segment on the main channel, which is how i did this video.
Noo, Leo i never thought you were a globehead 😓. It's crystal clear (like the stuff this actor sniffs) that earth is NOT round, it's clearly Möbius strip shaped! Uhh all these lies nowadays...
This guy once said he obtained a friggin PhD in chemical engineering at SCSU. For one, he never attended SCSU, and two... SCSU doesn't have doctorates in chemical engineering. Dudes WHOLE LIFE is one big acting gig.
When I was taught multiplication, first thing we learned was that the × can be replaced with "groups of". So 1×1 written out goes "1 group of 1"... which is 1. Like 4×5 is "4 groups of 5" which is 20. So I just disproved his entire theory with grade 4 math.
Gravity isn’t really theorized by NASA. The first theoretical model was from Newton and the modern relativistic theory of gravity is from Einstein. In all fairness ya know. Also there’s no way everyone in the room wasn’t completely confused.
You should have written that without “really” because I’ve never met anyone older than 22 that even thinks that NASA was the creator of these theories. 🤣😂🤣 The entire world was confused.
@@mightymeatymech I think he also thinks law referred to in science are just like laws referred to in a legal term. My guy... buddy... once it's a scientific law, it means they really made sure it was true and factual. They did the work before you were even born. Does he think NASA has a yearly meeting where they're like "petition to change the laws of gravity?"
as a part of the secret psychology class experiment next week they will bring the ace family to lecture about finance, the week after logan paul to teach culture appreciation and Japanese history, next alex jones about democracy, later kanye west about religion, giorgio tsoukalos for ancient history and of course nicocado avocado for gymnastics...
I've met people that talk like this, and, one on one, it can be kind of alarming. But once he started saying he might get shot, I was 100% convinced that this man is experiencing a manic episode. I hope that he can get help.
I don't think he will unfortunately. My uncle had a really bad depression and a mental breakdown when his divorce finalized... Then he went on the Athos mountain to get help from God rather a psychologist. Now he's better in the sense that as far as we know he's relatively happy and not trying to unlove himself anymore but now he talks just like Terrence and Kanye.. no sense at all, if you try bringing him to truth and some facts he confidently just says ✨NO✨. I feel sorry for them but still not trying to stay close to people like this because I feel my neurons dying by the minute when they talk.
I was convinced he was in the industry and has been around more spiritual warfare then us people who are not in Hollywood. Do I agree with everything he’s saying no but I do think there’s a reason a lot of celebs speak about certain stuff or act a certain way. And it’s not always what it seems at first glance… but as the public we are so quick to write it off as manic or calling them crazy. Also sometimes it’s not what the actor/actress says or even how they say it that is the main focus. Gotta try and read between the lines and the getting shot part isn’t all that crazy to me bc a lot of celebs do fear for their life when they say certain things or they say something then poof they’re gone either “fell off” or die….. honestly
As someone who has seen a psychotic break firsthand, this is exactly what they talk like. They can often have grandiose delusions, and they also often have no understanding of their own separation from reality. They will deny help as they have no ability to see outside of their delusions. In my experience, they can be very good at pretending they are functioning enough to hold onto and nurture their delusions. The lost, almost glazed over look in his eyes is all to familiar.( I am not a medical professional, but speaking from personal experience. Also, this is my family member's account, not mine.)
Thanks for the clarification on that although I was hoping they were all psych majors and invited him so they can study some with severe mental illness who has somehow conned people into thinking he was sane.
He _does_ need help. As someone who has experienced a psychological break, he seems pretty unstable. He is making perfect sense to himself... And nobody else. What class had him come speak? Psychology???
Imagine that for a second though omfg: He leaves the room after hours of nonsense and the professor comes up and starts explaining the neuro-chemistry of the man hahaha. That’s a human-rights violation right there but by god I would rate that class five stars at the end of the semester
Pucci: Do you believe in gravity? Him: No. *starts explaining bs logic* Pucci: God forgive me from what I'm about to do to this sinner. Pucci: *points the gun, pulls the trigger*
I think it’s wild that he says that he “makes things for people want to watch and enjoy” bitterly as if he didn’t choose to come to the audition and choose to take the job and choose to make money off of it?? Like Sir?? nobody made you do this
I mean… i can understand how someone could feel that way if they end up doing something they never particularly wanted to be known for, as I’m in a sorta similar situation (I just haven’t made a living off it lol) and as it’s all I’m known for among those around me and all I find I have particular talent and skill doing… I get bitter about it. Did it save my life from my situation and my mental disorders? Absolutely. I wouldn’t have made it into my twenties if I hadn’t been living in my writings/books. And while I still do stuff to work on making an author career, I also tend to feel sourly of it, because I never wanted it to be “what I do” but it seems it could be the only thing I can do (if even that). I don’t know this guy’s history, but maybe he got into acting cuz why not and it kept going and then the industry took a toll on him, and now he’s a bit mentally lost. Even if no person made him do it, situations can make people do things. And most of us don’t have the knowledge to fully understand the pressures others are going through.
This shit is actually kind of sad to watch. My dad had a mental breakdown when I was younger and he kind of went off on this kind of level of wild. Except it was about angels and not gravity. Probably he’s having a bit of a real problem. I hope he’s alright….
This is definitely psychosis. Possibly schizoaffective disorder (bipolar mania). It’s the delusions of grandeur that are concerning and separate this from it just being goofy ideas. I hope he gets help but apparently his mental state has been declining for years and his family has been unsuccessful in getting thru to him. This may end in a 51-50
@@nahilhamam I think with a lot of famous people they have access to this level of confirmation bias that most people going through this don’t have. So like, no matter how many people close to him tell him, he will always have a huge pool of people playing into his delusions. It’s the same for Kanye I think. That’s just speculation though.
@@krissydiggs yes. Absolutely a great point. They get used to being surrounded by “yes-men” and eventually begin existing in an echo chamber that perpetuates the loss of touch with reality. It’s difficult to stay grounded and re-align/ground yourself when you live in a bubble. It’s a form of isolation that doesn’t appear to be isolation at all from an outside perspective. It can therefore further delay anyone noticing the famous person’s symptoms of distress and signs of crisis
@Queen Nové I disagree wholeheartedly. I don’t think those roles would make “anyone lose it.” Even method actors who let their roles fully encompass them can still stay grounded even after decades of character acting. He had underlying conditions which made method acting more dangerous but it wasn’t the roles, it would’ve happened regardless. Plus did you even watch the clips? He’s not acting like a pimp or gangster, he’s talking about math and spirituality… none of his characters are similar to how he was acting during that speech
@@Km10092 🤣🤣😂I went to one of the absolute worst highschools in Florida (where in the 90’s it was 1.5…and me and Me Howard are the same age….so…a highschool diploma doth not impress me.) I know a LOT about Marines with highschool educations…and let’s not even discuss scholarship athletes and how they graduate. Nice try though 🤣
@@mikehuff9793 Ohhh ok I’m 21 and I went to high school in NY so I’ve only ever heard of 2.0 being the bare minimum. I guess it’s a generational thing and varies by state. Thanks for the info though!
As the child of a mathematician, this is both painfully funny and just painful. Thanks, Leo, for another breath of fresh air in this ridiculous reality we live in.
Just proves that if you become popular enough you can just say crazy stuff and get away with it, and many people will even listen. No professional background needed.
@@squidward8125 genetics maybe. I knew a girl in grade school who's dad was a mathematician. She always talked about seeing the numbers around her, that her dad had the same thing. Shit was wild....she would sometimes do my homework cause she felt pitty for me.
You think we live in a reality? Psh. You bunch of sheeple can’t open your eyes to the truth about how the meta verse is our way out of this simulation. Unbelievable.
I met Terrance at the Budapest airport about 10 years ago. He walked into a cafe my family and I were eating at and he noticed my family and I talking about him. He actually walked over and spoke to us for a few minutes, I will never forget how kind he was to us that day. I hope he can get the help he needs
Any time I see something like this, I'm humbled and reminded of just how fragile our sanity is. This could be any of us and that scares me. I value my sanity so much. I hope that my brain never breaks on me. Anxiety alone has shown me that not having control of my own mind is freakin' exhausting.
As someone who has OCD, ADD, BPD and PTSD: enjoy the heck out of it for me, guys. You don’t know how awesome it is to be sane until you’re not. To feel things at a reasonable level of intensity, to perceive things reliably, to have a stable idea of who you are, to not be constantly harassed by your thoughts to the point of having trouble tolerating a minute of silence with your own consciousness, to be able to assume that things are gonna go normally because YOU will be able to act normally?! Dudes. You guys don’t know how good you have it. Like… Please: tomorrow, do the things I can’t do for me. Wear clothes that don’t match, take 5 minutes showers, lay flat in your bed in silence for several minutes, hug your parents and have a conversation with them without fearing to be abused, go see a friend and arrive at your meeting spot 10 minutes in advance, do the bare minimum to pass an assignment without questioning your worth as a human being, trust your partners and don’t feel the need to constantly make yourself acceptable to make up for the fact that you’re a burden to society. Like… Live the shit out of your life for me, you lucky bastards. Go nuts with the possibilities in front of you.
I remember thinking I was going crazy because I would have lapses in my memory, find myself in random rooms not knowing why I was there, or where I was before. I thought my mom's insanity had finally manifested itself on me and was terrified....turns out I was just extremely sleep-deprived and my mother isn't crazy, she's just a woman.
I like to think that Terrance wondered into this meeting hall and just started speaking and all the professors just assumed one of the other professors booked him.
Someone commented that his family has been reaching out to him and worried about him for years. If that’s true, then he’s obviously been declining for quite a while. This may end in a 51-50
@@hallooos7585 Well people say the same thing about Kanye needing help too… plus Kanye’s been emotional, impulsive, arrogant etc and May have some out there ideas, but that’s more of a mood disorder. The way he was speaking wasn’t just eccentric like Kanye, it was a disconnect from reality and more similar to a schizoaffective disorder than Kanye’s behavior is. They both need help
@@Tromsci did he say why? Is he refusing treatment or is it something else? You can’t really force anyone to get treatment if they aren’t an immediate threat to themselves or others. He’s gotta go ion his own
As someone who’s worked on Empire on and off for several seasons the general consensus was “if you’ve never been stopped by Terrence Howard mid setup with gear in your hands while he’s trying to explain something completely incoherent did you even work on Empire?” But also one of the hiatuses on the show happened because he apparently had an intense peyote addiction. He was hours late CONSTANTLY.
@@dowogenesthedog7186 as a psychedelic enthusiast and also someone who's struggled w a lot of different substance abuse , i used to be skeptical of this concept as well. psychedelics don't seem like something u can really get "hooked" on or even want to abuse , but i guess it really is possible for someone to get hooked on anything that causes a physiological reaction. there's another guy i watched a vid about recently , similar case ; he used to be a bodybuilder , got really successful and moved to LA. while living there he got "addicted" to ayahuasca and LSD. uses it numerous times a day everyday (supposedly) and now he's basically a crazy guy who dresses like he's going to a rave and rants about existence and reality on the internet. i think that there are definitely underlying mental conditions that are already present (maybe dormant) that play a factor in this psychedelic addiction and obsession
@@stonecoldsteveaustin9353 I can understand a psychedelic obsession, but it's totally impossible to function in day to day life if you're on mescaline. Mescaline use (too much) could scramble the brain but this guy has always been functioning and remembering his lines etc etc, you cannot do that on peyote/San Pedro.
Yeah I saw that guy . Apparently he was taking that super mind - blowing stuff which hardened Shamen treat with respect - Every 2 Hours ! I couldn’t conceive taking average strength acid that frequently for gods sake 🙄👍
No lie, sir, I work on a mental health ward and he sounds suuuuper manic. Like I'm honestly very worried about him. I don't know if he has bipolar but this is really really not normal behavior, from the crazy theories to the grandiose delusions(smarter than da Vinci) it just tracks too well not to give me chills. The only other place I've seen stuff like this in psychotic patients, but his use of language is still good and he doesn't seem to be responding to internal stimuli
This is exactly what I was thinking. My younger sister is schizophrenic and my younger brother was before he committed suicide and the way Terrance Howard talks reminds me of them in the middle of a manic psychotic state. I feel bad for him and those he's close to.
@@gurgy3 I drank so much last week I deleted part of my life and reportedly all I did was play a fun game of cards against humanity so, it's got to be more than that.
It just occurred to me. He talks exactly like a guy I used to know. He lived in a storage unit and spent his days writing nonsense math problems and painting his "visions" as they came to him. He also shot up meth but still...they were nice paintings
@@Ass_of_Amalek bro IV meth is fucking insane, I shot heroin for over 10 years and sniffed/smoked a lot of meth during a 6 month period where I was doing it every day... And dude... I shot up meth once, no joke, and it wad the most terrifying experience Ive ever had in my life. It was like accidentally dosing a vial of LSD while overdosing on adderrall. And it lasted for like 5 days dude. I never did meth again.
Can we get some appreciation for those students who sat there so quietly and respectfully and listened to this man talk gibberish? I would've been laughing during so much of this.
I don't understand complex math at the best of times, and now I'm starting to think I don't even understand the English language because I didn't follow a single thing Terrance Howard even said.
That’s not your fault, nothing he said was even remotely accurate. It was almost gibberish tbh. He is delusional and needs professional psychiatric help
Agreed, one of my ex's had a psychotic break. Spoke exactly like this, convinced they connected things that weren't there, or that they were the smartest person ever. To them, they make perfect sense and everything is "clicking" but to everyone else it doesn't
Hahaha, that’s funny. He stood up there and tried to spit his garbage and got called out for this complete lack of understanding of simple math. And the numerous other claims that he makes during his rant gave me second hand embarrassment.
With a BS in Math I've had some imposter syndrome. I have never felt qualified to say I'm a real mathematician. This helped me realize that I might actually be smart enough to deserve my degree.
What you are would be classified by me as humble. You don't think you know everything better because you have a degree and that is right to live life in that manner. But you ARE crazy smart to even study and get a degree, because I'd love to do that but I really don't feel smart enough to even try. My respect goes out to you. I admire real intelligence and humbleness
@@slowbrosrus8163 Thinking the word imposter didn't exist before your little-baby flavor of the month game just makes you look dumb. There's zero positive benefit from your comment.
It may be a recent psychosis. I don’t think he’s always been like this. But these are pretty extreme delusions so I’m sure we would’ve heard about it had it been his whole life
This is extreme delusion and possible psychosis. His delusion of grandeur regarding his self image is most concerning and what separates this from just “goofy ideas” … he needs professional help.
@@IAmVeV absolutely. It’s easy to assume it’s m3th or amphetamines but if those close to him say it’s been happening for years then it’s less likely to be acute drug induced psychosis and more likely a chronic mania.
@@nahilhamam you sound Not like A Psychiatrist to me, sincerely Someone who Actually needs Professional Help and Gets it. This armchair diagnosis game is not cute behavior regardless of your personal diagnoses/experiences with people experiencing manic episodes, brah
I would love to see this guy, Kanye, and Neil Degrasse Tyson in a debate. I don't really care who wins, ok, that's wrong, I'd put all my money on Kanye.
I can only imagine what the academics in that room thought while he was speaking. I’m sure a lot of them left and looked at each other like “wtf was that???”
Look, I'm not trying to make excuses for the man, but imagine if you had to grow up in Cleveland. Would any of you not be questioning the mechanics of a universe that allowed that to happen?
I grew up on the reservation and when I completed my electronics classes I almost blacked out all the half truths and lies in. About half to 2 thirds of what they taught.
I imagine him finessing Oxford and volunteering to do a Q&A and then showing up with this shit. It's a shame he couldn't get whatever Power Point he had loaded up. I would have loved to see it. 😂
I tried to explain it to him on Twitter once. It uhh... it did not work. It was like trying to convince a Q-spiracy nutter that Nancy Pelosi _probably_ isn't drinking baby blood. It's not about facts, it's about feeling special because you know the _secret truth_ that nobody else does (as is the case with all conspiracies imo)
I had a mental breakdown in 2020 and I wrote some pretty funky stuff in my diary. I wasn't clinically psychotic but I sure wasn't in this world either. Listening to this guy is a lot like listening to my inner monologue back then. I feel sorry for him - but I still laughed at your commentary 16 Leo
@@Ednaonline yes, I made a full recovery. Of course this varies from person to person. I was initially hospitalized in an acute ward and I got worse, but as I'm autistic, I was transferred to a neuropsychiatric ward, taken off all meds except mild sedatives to help me sleep, and I got home after two weeks. The care post hospitalization matters most in aiding proper healing. In my case it was neuropsychiatric coaching in the form of home assistance. I have been to therapy before, so I had learned tools to help myself with, too. It's never hopeless. Don't give up!
Yeah... as a bipolar person, man seems manic, and I feel bad for him. He's putting a lot of energy into this, is worried about being murdered or targetted and really hopes he can save people. He sounds like he's really trying to help people.
Could it be he's actually in the secret society club and he's actually giving yu hidden knowledge but can't explain it because he doesn't even understand it completely 🤔. Shit that makes yur brain tickle lol
Tbh, I work in a psych ward. He sounds manic to me. Saying things he thinks he can do that he obviously can't but saying it with a lot of confidence. Delusional thinking and all, maybe a little narcissistic, but damn I hope he gets the help he needs.
@V Stone Holy crepes, this is a bit scary. I think that maybe he was on some sort of medication but stopped...for some reason. Hopefully he gets the help he needs.
Terence Howard is an amazing actor and I have seen him in many movies but that man has ISSUES. Even he knows it. I just thought he had worked on them by now.
I feel horrible for Oxford since they probably had to pay to have this man visit, given he is an actor unless he willingly showed up which I hoped he did since if he didn’t, Oxford just threw a lot of money at this crackhead to disprove the universe He is an actual sesquipedalian, someone who says big words not knowing what any of them mean
This dude totally doesn't understand how multiplication works. Multiplication is simply a faster way to count, you DO NOT MULTIPLY TANGIBLE OBJECTS BY TANGIBLE OBJECTS, you multiply an intangible property of that object with a neutral unit, else the unit of measurement changes. So you can not multiply $1 by $1, but you can multiply $1 by 1, which simply means there is one $1. So annoying how much he thinks he has figured out some legendary shit🙄😒
He's legendary in his own mind. And his mind may never get much better even with meds, whether or not the problems are psychological or neurological in nature. This is pretty much the only thing he has - the idea that he is privy to special knowledge. That's sad, not something to be angry about
I thought math wasn't what "makes" things, it was more like a language we made to describe/ demonstrate things. Gravity IS, math or no. We use math to describe it and how it interacts with everything else
I also wanted to comment on this 👆 math is a concept created by humankind so it very well could be wrong - even though it's proven to be quite useful 😄
Terrence was never on Power, and his most recognized role is from Empire. And his best performance, in my opinion, was from a movie called "Idlewild". That's for those of you just learning about him from Leo. He isn't your run of the mill, minor actor who just says stuff for attention. He's a legend in my community.
He is for sure a legend and one of my favorite actors but I honestly I can see how people can think he says stuff for attention if the don't know him well. Have you seen what that man has said in interviews? He goes on weird tangents that have nothing to do with the topic.
@@cela9852 Yeah. He just makes me go "Bless his heart" but ignore it, because though I think he's just an overthinker and a deep thinker, it could also be mental illness. And that's something for his friends and family to address with him if they feel it's necessary.
He's definitely one of those dudes who would lead a cult if he wasn't an actor. But it's unnecessary to rag on him too much. The videos from 4 years ago. And like I said, mental illness could also be a factor. So it's not always right to just laugh at people for their passionate ramblings.
When he proudly says the number extra fast and expects others to be impressed, and doesn’t seem to be aware of how transparent it is to others that he simply memorized a sequence while playing it off as being smart... pretty sure I have never felt so much cringe.
@@pahvi3 Lol, for real! Although I was under the impression that "feeling bad for someone as a result of them embarrassing themselves" is the definition of cringe. Your use of the word "also" threw me off I guess.
Ah man, that hurt. Someone I was close to started acting/talking strangely in similar ways and they won't get help. It's really heartbreaking. I hope he gets help so he can be free from those thoughts.
Same, with one of my best friends who developed schizophrenia. They said almost identical things to us, as have other people I’ve been around experiencing psychotic symptoms
My sister in law was born in England in 1964 & lived there until 2000 when she emigrated to New Zealand . When we visited her 3 years later she had a full - on broad Kiwi Accent . It was really awkward as she explained how “ being amongst NZ folk had caused her to loose her English accent” … I just kept thinking of her mum & stepdad whom had moved to NZ in 1996 but still had their posh English accents and Johnny Rotten amongst others whom still has a North London accent after living in America for 25 years ….🤔
Yeah, but now thing about how insufferable our dads would be if they actually DID have a genius idea one time, like 30 years ago. That's Terrance. (except technically I suppose he never had a good idea, he was just a pretty decent actor in a couple solid movies. Anyway my point is that we got lucky in the grand scheme of things! Can you imagine being _his_ kid? I'd be so embarrassed lol)
@@idontwantahandlethough My dad has a math PhD and was a big time engineer for General Dynamics back in the day lmao CLEARLY whatever solution for a household task/project/repair HE comes up with is the best no matter what and you just have to deal with it.... even when it isn't
I have taken enough "conceptual physics" classes to know, Terence Howard is presenting a mashup of "pop science" explanations for complicated mathematics; with some survey-course level philosophy thrown in. Quantum theory, string theory, and Newtonian physics. Basically, he's arguing that Schrodinger's cat is the key to the universe, but cats don't actually exist because atoms are mostly empty space and what do we really "know" anyway. Mind. Blown.
If they ever do a Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy 2.. I really hope they include your comment "Schrodinger's cat is the key to the universe, but cats don't actually exist because atoms are mostly empty space and what do we really "know" anyway." as one of the entries.
@@RazzaldG HHGTG has multiple sequels, with a lot more witticisms to boot… for those willing to “read” anyhow. Funny as this was though, he was simply pointing out that Terrence is full of 💩.
This is what happens when you understand that we don't know half of the universe's secrets but you refuse to actually study anything to try to understand what those secrets are.
The funniest thing about all of this is if you look at the comments of any of his interviews there's always a bunch of people who believe in what he says 😂
Let me tell you a little story: Once I was doing some ethnographic work for uni, interviewing an old man who lived far up the andes mountains and in his youth was a prospector. He talked about how the world was made of minerals, then it was water, plants and then animals, and he had a whole cosmology based on how he view minerals, mixing his experiences with quantum physics he had learned from some books he had bought in a yard sale. He had no formal education and factualy his ideas were nonsense, but it was a very complex theory on how his world works and it was absolutely fascinating. I mean, it was one of the most fascinating and enlightening interviews i've ever done. This actor dude speaks with the same conviction and makes the same type of kind-of-logical jumps and conections. Fascinating.
This is definitely a psychotic episode happening. It reminds me of the rants my dad goes on whenever he goes into an episode. I myself had a psychotic breakdown that lasted over a year, and it's truly beyond words the kind of things your mind will convince you of. Thankfully that was nearly 15 years ago and I've since recovered. I really hope he gets help because it's a very exhaustive state to be trapped in, as amusing as it can be to watch from an outside perspective.
I’m adopted so idk what my real parents are like but I definitely went through my first breakdown at 19, I’m about to be 21 In July and I’m doing better right now. You’re not alone man💯
Before my father passed he had a few episodes like this (he was a diagnosed schizophrenic). I had gotten out of basic training and he told me I wasn’t myself and that I was a clone the military replaced the real me with to infiltrate my family. Kinda hurt but I had to realize it was the mental illness speaking. Terrance needs help.
I love when people use the “but energy can’t be created or destroyed.” It’s true. When we die, our energy gets consumed and transferred to other organisms. It’s doesn’t get “destroyed” it’s the easiest way to spot someone who doesn’t know what they’re talking about
Ok but he literally explained that our energy comes from other organisms and that we have the life energy the came from prehistoric creatures. I don't see where he's being weird in saying that 🥴
@@respectable-username It's not what he says, but what is implied. Yes, matter and energy is basically been reused everytime. That's just how it is. But that has different implications depending on your worldview, for example what you think a person is. Let me explain: if you think a human is a temporary arrangement of common elements, then the fact that those elements will survive you it has no special signification. But if you think a human has 'something' (a soul, for example) that makes it fundamentally different from any arrangement, then then the survival of that 'something' has important significance.
@@juanausensi499 if you take certain quantum theories, an energy within an organism being considered its "soul" wouldn't be TOO far off. It's like reincarnation without shared consciousness. It'd be impossible to retain the consciousness when your energy is being consumed by several different things anyways, and it serves a better purpose just fueling the organisms that consume you. Not that there's any choice in the nature of the universe, but still. Neither case would be wrong to think it as a sort of reincarnation or just a natural process past one's final breath. A lot of modern philosophies do draw from quantum theories, so really it's just about perception.
This the second video of yours I've seen, both about Terrence D Howard. You made me bust into laughter throughout the entirety of both videos. I clicked on the video out of curiosity because this is the first im hearing about this and wasn't expecting it to be funny so i was taken by surprise. Ty i haven't laughed so hard in a long time👍
@@conormulligan7966 according to space/time theory no it doesn't.. No force at all.. Mass bends lines in space towards itself.. Any falling object is is merely travelling along a straight line in accordance with conservation of energy. It's just in the space/time realm, that straight line has curved towards the ground.
This reminds me a lot of when I went through a psychotic episode which also had manic features involved. I’m certain he is going through something similar so I feel bad. When you’re in it, it feels pretty good in the beginning because you believe you’ve found the secrets of the universe and consequently try to enlighten everyone else only to eventually find holes in your belief system that you can’t fill and you get stuck in this loophole. I’ve fortunately recovered from it and I hope he does to.
Yes its very sad and scary. My sister had a psychotic break when she was like 18. Her brain was going so fast she was up for days thinking she was someone else with the same name who was an author. This was an actual person that existed but somehow she had convinced herself it was her. She thought there were people making a documentary about her and that traffic lights were camera lights. People would visit her in her mind that weren't actually there. Ive never had anything like it but i imagine it being like being stuck in a really bad loop on acid but for like months. Unfortunately most people have no knowledge of this and cant tell when someone is in this state of mind. Pretty much living in an intertwined alternate reality. She ended up in the hospital for a couple months which is another horrible place to be they seem to just drug everyone until they can barley walk or talk and loose all their personality and turn into a drooling drone. Luckily shes been fine since, but unfortunately a lot of people end up back that way again and again. Hopefully this actor gets some help before they let him go out and embarrass himself some more. Most people are just laughing thinking this is funny but really its not and quite serious.
That last sentence sounds familiar to what some believe crazy conspiracy theorists feel. I wonder if the reason some who believe in crazy conspiracies never get off them because they have other people who believe in them and will fill those holes. With the internet it's much easier to find people to fill those holes and believe them. What if what you believed when you were going through that episode you had some people convinced and telling you you were right. Do you think you would have recovered? Glad you recovered👍
@@mudmudmudmudmud7605 The problem with conspiracy theories is that numerous theories turn out to be conspiracy fact. Take MK Ultra and the Tuskegee Experiments (and many, many more) as prime examples. Too many people these days automatically discount anything that's labeled a "conspiracy theory" due to the phrase all but being transformed into a dirty label by those that dislike prying eyes and critical minds. And, by this becoming commonplace, is even more harmful in general than having some people believing in the ones that are plainly absurd. Society should be required to have a healthy skepticism. Reason being, if they don't, it allows those who are actually conspiring to get away with doing so. All the while with the blessings of a willfully ignorant public.
@@poiwytlee I have ASD with savant syndrome. This is how my brain shows me and clearly others too. On top: adding Under: subtracting Inside: multiplication Out of: division
As a former drug addict this really seems like psychosis due to heavy stimulant abuse. I can't tell you how many people start talking like this after abusing amphetamines over time.
What’s people’s obsession with disproving gravity? Like.. just leave it alone. Leave gravity alone, she’s been having a hard time lately ok she’s doing her best.
Lmao I love when celebrities gain just a lil knowledge of science world and just totally "patent" it like they own it hehe. Thanks for posting this on my birthday!!! Such a treat for me, listening to it while working out
I think it’s good to have a healthy skepticism about the world around you. But if you’re gonna sit there and present a theory, I expect some evidence to back up the theory. Not just rhetoric.
I'm sad.... this doesn't necessarily feel entertaining. I worked in a psych ward for a few months as a volunteer from the Army. And I've seen and heard some crazy shit done... this guy is 200% manic and he doesn't know that. I can honestly tell you he probably isn't being taken care of appropriately if family and friends are allowing this to happen. It's all fun and games till one of those Grandiose ideas goes too far to the wayside and he ends up hurting himself, the relationships he has, or strangers. I don't think he has any intention on hurting anyone, but I do believe if he is allowed to go about unchecked and evaluated he will eventually do something irreversible. I wish him the best
A couple of his ex wives have sued him for bodily harm & property damage. He’s had 3 wives and one of them said he hit her in front of their kids. & he has admitted to hitting at least one of them in an interview. So as for harming his relationships / harming others. He has done that in the past.
He sounds exactly like an acquaintance of mine when he went off the rails and went into psychosis :( He was seeing all these connections between unrelated things, jump from one topic to another, speak about all these big concepts in sentences that made no sense and use all these big words completely wrong while thinking he understood something others didn't. He had a bit of a god complex too: he was going to solve the economy and societal problems as well as solve a millennium prize problem. He had lucid moments where he seemed to realize he wasn't all there, only to lapse right back into madness and refuse the idea of getting into treatment, flip flopping between being grateful for any mental health help and getting angry at the suggestion that anything's wrong with him. It was a whole rollercoaster ride.
@@Olderaccount17 He cleared his first round of psychosis somehow, without medication as I understand. I think he's bipolar, but when he's manic it goes all the way into psychosis, it's not just mania. Now he's ill again and refuses treatment. I've tried to help, but he thinks he's doing great.
4:55 Yeah, gravity isn’t a force. Einstein’s general theory of relativity, published in 1915, regards it not as a force as we know it colloquially, but merely as the curvature of spacetime.
We don't know what gravity is. GR only applies relativistic effects to the gravitational fields of masses, so as to account for gravitation in time-dependent systems; it doesn't propound a cause for gravity. Prof. Oleg Jefiminko proved that there's no reason to prefer metric tensors over classical force fields, drawing on previous analogies made by Oliver Heaviside between gravity and magnetism.
@@nahilhamam you know something. You may have a better point. I tried not to use those two words cause you never know but damn they sound about right here.
He is studying Alchemy, all the concepts he is using are used in Sacred Geometry and Alchemy where you are you don't separate the spiritual from the the scientific.
I just want to point out that he's right that gravity isnt technically a force. A famous science youtube, Veritasium has a video explaining that the basic explanation of gravity that we learn in school isn't the complete story and is just highly over simplified.
He actually got a few good points and most people don't understand , like he is right there is no such thing as a start line....however I still think he's a nutjob...lol. Mostly because he's just is so oblivious unaware of how his thoughts would be taken.
Thank you it’s a side effect of electromagnetism if I’m correct making Terrence technically plus their is no straight line in natural…what is is circles and circles creates waves.
@@josephdonovan7886 that's why they making fun of him. Remember in high school when the dumb kids didn't understand something because it's over their intellect they make fun to hide the fact they can't comprehend.
this guy is basically my high school boyfriend. he was obsessed with sacred geometry and wanted to be an engineer so he could “harness the power of numerology to create.” I naively assumed he must be great at math. came over to my house for dinner once and tried to help my 10 year old brother with his math homework and couldn’t figure it out. barely graduated high school and got like a 2-something gpa.
Doesn’t seem like he was too obsessed with mathematics then. Or he’d of probably been able to do grade school math no problem. Obviously he just b.s’ed you and perhaps you are very just gullible.
I'm not quite sure how people don't understand when they are completely lost and embarrassing yourself and what's even worse is no body calls this dude out to say like hey man are you ok because your making zero sense..
5:03 actually, i'm sorry, but at face value "gravity is an effect, not a force" is not necessarily a crazy thing to say, and does not in fact "disprove gravity" or conflict with the present consensus among physicists. it's just a really poor way to explain it. gravity is the only one of the fundamental forces of the universe to not have a known messenger particle associated with it (though it has a named hypothetical quantum, the graviton), and there's some schools of thought suggesting that it's merely a biproduct of the distortionary effect that mass has on the fabric of spacetime, not a "real" thing that you could collect or generate like you can with photons. so in the basic sense of "an influence that can change the motion of an object" yes, gravity is a force, but in the sense of "quantum fields of the universe with a corresponding messenger particle", jury's still out. it sounds like Terry just skimmed through some pop science articles and didn't understand at all but thought it was all very deep and interesting
I was thinking something similar; He is trying to go rabbit hole mode and conflated Quantum physics and Sacred geometry as well as ancient alien knowledge, so I am guessing spirituality as well? also bring a 4d theory into the 3d by any means possible lol
Thank you for articulating this clearly! As someone who only has the capability of reading pop science articles when he said that I thought to myself wait that kind of makes sense but I couldn't articulate it nearly as well as you did. Thank you for doing that!
There’s also a dude (and by dude I mean scientist) who’s trying to prove that gravity is the result of magnetic fields and the force of attraction. I don’t get it, but it exists.
That's why I tend to think that with physics (especially non-Newtonian physics) it's a good idea to check your intuition at the door before diving in. Because the natural world can do a pretty good job in screwing with it. It would be a bad idea to completely rely on intuition to explain things in a meaningful manner here.
@@ccricers Yes, but is gravity even a quantum effect? I don't think it's a terrible thing to explore ideas and speculate-I actually believe it's healthy and necessary. However the problem arises with Howard because he's talking like he just discovered some known, indubitable fact of nature. The truth is that, at the present moment, nobody fully understands gravity.
Gotta love it when these people never address the simplest tests we do to know we're about gravity and the like. The obelisk test for the curvature of the Earth is a fun simple one you can do with a friend!
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Usually i react live to stuff, and if i like it, turn it into a whole segment on the main channel, which is how i did this video.
Pterodacto
AAAYYY THATS AWESOME
More videos like this! 💪🏽💙
Noo, Leo i never thought you were a globehead 😓. It's crystal clear (like the stuff this actor sniffs) that earth is NOT round, it's clearly Möbius strip shaped! Uhh all these lies nowadays...
Typo in the title: Tried TO disprove gravity
This guy once said he obtained a friggin PhD in chemical engineering at SCSU. For one, he never attended SCSU, and two... SCSU doesn't have doctorates in chemical engineering.
Dudes WHOLE LIFE is one big acting gig.
He did lied on his resume.
I think it’s be amazing if right before he died he was just like “psych! That was acting “🎭 *dies* 💀
@@alexgrey7972 I mean, it would explain the domestic violence for two out of the three of his wives... 🤔
@@TwiggyHetfield27 Sheeeit mang!
Oh trust. Me if he studied chemical engineering he'll have more stuff to be angry about than 1*1
When I was taught multiplication, first thing we learned was that the × can be replaced with "groups of". So 1×1 written out goes "1 group of 1"... which is 1. Like 4×5 is "4 groups of 5" which is 20. So I just disproved his entire theory with grade 4 math.
Yes it's more like English lol. One, once, is one.
I think this guy is actually intelligent but he's just terribly delusional and confused.
I’m a primary school teacher. We teach multiplication in exactly the same way today!!! 👍
It sounds like he confused multiplication with addition lmao
Where were you when I was taught multiplication tables 😭 The "groups" thing makes more sense
@@rando42069 about 20 years ago now... wow it doesn't feel like that long ago.
Gravity isn’t really theorized by NASA. The first theoretical model was from Newton and the modern relativistic theory of gravity is from Einstein. In all fairness ya know. Also there’s no way everyone in the room wasn’t completely confused.
But honestly it was really funny when he said 'NASA's theory of gravity' 🥴🥴💀
You should have written that without “really” because I’ve never met anyone older than 22 that even thinks that NASA was the creator of these theories. 🤣😂🤣
The entire world was confused.
@@Rumplegirlskin mandatory physics re-education is required 🥴💀 might as well add biology too, given the current sociopolitical climate
@@mightymeatymech I think he also thinks law referred to in science are just like laws referred to in a legal term. My guy... buddy... once it's a scientific law, it means they really made sure it was true and factual. They did the work before you were even born.
Does he think NASA has a yearly meeting where they're like "petition to change the laws of gravity?"
@@Rumplegirlskin It just sounded less dickish to me.
“I lied on my resume” Now let me tell you how the universe works
My theory is that the audience was secretly a class of psychology majors and they were studying insanity so they brought him in
I have a feeling that they mixed up the classes.
"Today we will see a classic case of narcissism and psychosis all rolled up in one"
That is an excellent theory and God, I hope that's true.
Im crying 😭
as a part of the secret psychology class experiment next week they will bring the ace family to lecture about finance, the week after logan paul to teach culture appreciation and Japanese history, next alex jones about democracy, later kanye west about religion, giorgio tsoukalos for ancient history and of course nicocado avocado for gymnastics...
I've met people that talk like this, and, one on one, it can be kind of alarming. But once he started saying he might get shot, I was 100% convinced that this man is experiencing a manic episode. I hope that he can get help.
I don't think he will unfortunately. My uncle had a really bad depression and a mental breakdown when his divorce finalized... Then he went on the Athos mountain to get help from God rather a psychologist. Now he's better in the sense that as far as we know he's relatively happy and not trying to unlove himself anymore but now he talks just like Terrence and Kanye.. no sense at all, if you try bringing him to truth and some facts he confidently just says ✨NO✨. I feel sorry for them but still not trying to stay close to people like this because I feel my neurons dying by the minute when they talk.
I was convinced he was in the industry and has been around more spiritual warfare then us people who are not in Hollywood. Do I agree with everything he’s saying no but I do think there’s a reason a lot of celebs speak about certain stuff or act a certain way. And it’s not always what it seems at first glance… but as the public we are so quick to write it off as manic or calling them crazy. Also sometimes it’s not what the actor/actress says or even how they say it that is the main focus. Gotta try and read between the lines and the getting shot part isn’t all that crazy to me bc a lot of celebs do fear for their life when they say certain things or they say something then poof they’re gone either “fell off” or die….. honestly
@D ii Y A how can we be sure?!!🤔😉🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No, he's just a grandiose Narcissist
As someone who has seen a psychotic break firsthand, this is exactly what they talk like. They can often have grandiose delusions, and they also often have no understanding of their own separation from reality. They will deny help as they have no ability to see outside of their delusions. In my experience, they can be very good at pretending they are functioning enough to hold onto and nurture their delusions. The lost, almost glazed over look in his eyes is all to familiar.( I am not a medical professional, but speaking from personal experience. Also, this is my family member's account, not mine.)
He's a good example of "if you cant convince them, confuse them "
If you cant dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit..
Yep, stella example of this life theory.. 🤣🤣
Hey I am going to steal that.
You just explained my former bff.
I can't 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Not a fan of this horrific comedy show but I concur with ur statement, sir..
He wasn't invited by Oxford but the Oxford Union a student run organization. They also invited OJ after the trial. They invite people for controversy.
Thanks for the clarification on that although I was hoping they were all psych majors and invited him so they can study some with severe mental illness who has somehow conned people into thinking he was sane.
Maybe they're doing a real life "Dinner for Schmucks?" If so, whoever invited him won.
Thats why Joe Rogan invited this F***wit. $$$$ rule baby.
He _does_ need help. As someone who has experienced a psychological break, he seems pretty unstable. He is making perfect sense to himself... And nobody else.
What class had him come speak? Psychology???
Imagine that for a second though omfg: He leaves the room after hours of nonsense and the professor comes up and starts explaining the neuro-chemistry of the man hahaha. That’s a human-rights violation right there but by god I would rate that class five stars at the end of the semester
@UC3fRTRNcYDQp-RHwyd9mD3Q exactly, I've been thinking the same thing. I've spent 30 years of my life with a parent with similar issues.
As someone who has eyes, he need’s to get help.
@@5barbie516 hah nice
Pucci: Do you believe in gravity?
Him: No. *starts explaining bs logic*
Pucci: God forgive me from what I'm about to do to this sinner.
Pucci: *points the gun, pulls the trigger*
I think it’s wild that he says that he “makes things for people want to watch and enjoy” bitterly as if he didn’t choose to come to the audition and choose to take the job and choose to make money off of it?? Like Sir?? nobody made you do this
He doesn't seem bitter to me. He just seems like he is having an Awakening. He figured out how to use free energy what's so funny about that
@@renegademade6384 gargle me
I think that was the day he realized they don't watch anything that they give awards too
@@renegademade6384 he would like my Channel
I mean… i can understand how someone could feel that way if they end up doing something they never particularly wanted to be known for, as I’m in a sorta similar situation (I just haven’t made a living off it lol) and as it’s all I’m known for among those around me and all I find I have particular talent and skill doing… I get bitter about it. Did it save my life from my situation and my mental disorders? Absolutely. I wouldn’t have made it into my twenties if I hadn’t been living in my writings/books.
And while I still do stuff to work on making an author career, I also tend to feel sourly of it, because I never wanted it to be “what I do” but it seems it could be the only thing I can do (if even that).
I don’t know this guy’s history, but maybe he got into acting cuz why not and it kept going and then the industry took a toll on him, and now he’s a bit mentally lost.
Even if no person made him do it, situations can make people do things. And most of us don’t have the knowledge to fully understand the pressures others are going through.
This shit is actually kind of sad to watch. My dad had a mental breakdown when I was younger and he kind of went off on this kind of level of wild. Except it was about angels and not gravity. Probably he’s having a bit of a real problem. I hope he’s alright….
This is definitely psychosis. Possibly schizoaffective disorder (bipolar mania). It’s the delusions of grandeur that are concerning and separate this from it just being goofy ideas. I hope he gets help but apparently his mental state has been declining for years and his family has been unsuccessful in getting thru to him. This may end in a 51-50
@@nahilhamam I think with a lot of famous people they have access to this level of confirmation bias that most people going through this don’t have. So like, no matter how many people close to him tell him, he will always have a huge pool of people playing into his delusions. It’s the same for Kanye I think. That’s just speculation though.
@@krissydiggs yes. Absolutely a great point. They get used to being surrounded by “yes-men” and eventually begin existing in an echo chamber that perpetuates the loss of touch with reality. It’s difficult to stay grounded and re-align/ground yourself when you live in a bubble.
It’s a form of isolation that doesn’t appear to be isolation at all from an outside perspective. It can therefore further delay anyone noticing the famous person’s symptoms of distress and signs of crisis
@@nahilhamam absolutely spot on. The yes men these people are surrounded by make it so much harder for them to get help.
@Queen Nové I disagree wholeheartedly. I don’t think those roles would make “anyone lose it.” Even method actors who let their roles fully encompass them can still stay grounded even after decades of character acting. He had underlying conditions which made method acting more dangerous but it wasn’t the roles, it would’ve happened regardless. Plus did you even watch the clips? He’s not acting like a pimp or gangster, he’s talking about math and spirituality… none of his characters are similar to how he was acting during that speech
“I had a 1.6 gpa when I graduated from highschool.”
We know, Terrance….we know
Lol if that’s true then how did he even graduate high school? 2.0 is the minimum gpa to graduate in most places. 💀
@@Km10092 🤣🤣😂I went to one of the absolute worst highschools in Florida (where in the 90’s it was 1.5…and me and Me Howard are the same age….so…a highschool diploma doth not impress me.)
I know a LOT about Marines with highschool educations…and let’s not even discuss scholarship athletes and how they graduate. Nice try though 🤣
@@mikehuff9793 Ohhh ok I’m 21 and I went to high school in NY so I’ve only ever heard of 2.0 being the bare minimum. I guess it’s a generational thing and varies by state. Thanks for the info though!
@@Km10092you dont like the math too 😂
As the child of a mathematician, this is both painfully funny and just painful. Thanks, Leo, for another breath of fresh air in this ridiculous reality we live in.
"as the child of a mathematician" what does that even mean that isn't a title you earned, so your dad taught you math? that isnt even worth saying
Just proves that if you become popular enough you can just say crazy stuff and get away with it, and many people will even listen. No professional background needed.
@@squidward8125 Calm down your making a big deal out of something that's not a big deal. Just breath everything will be okay.
@@squidward8125 genetics maybe. I knew a girl in grade school who's dad was a mathematician. She always talked about seeing the numbers around her, that her dad had the same thing. Shit was wild....she would sometimes do my homework cause she felt pitty for me.
You think we live in a reality? Psh. You bunch of sheeple can’t open your eyes to the truth about how the meta verse is our way out of this simulation. Unbelievable.
I met Terrance at the Budapest airport about 10 years ago. He walked into a cafe my family and I were eating at and he noticed my family and I talking about him. He actually walked over and spoke to us for a few minutes, I will never forget how kind he was to us that day. I hope he can get the help he needs
He does seem like a really nice guy...👍
I got stranded in that airport for 26 hours 😝
@@alexandercarder2281 shut up! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀
@@zawjaabdulaleemyemeni8433 Yes sir
cap
Any time I see something like this, I'm humbled and reminded of just how fragile our sanity is. This could be any of us and that scares me. I value my sanity so much. I hope that my brain never breaks on me. Anxiety alone has shown me that not having control of my own mind is freakin' exhausting.
Thank god (or whoever you believe in) for your health. One of the few things we take for granted that money can’t buy. 😮💨
As someone who has OCD, ADD, BPD and PTSD: enjoy the heck out of it for me, guys. You don’t know how awesome it is to be sane until you’re not. To feel things at a reasonable level of intensity, to perceive things reliably, to have a stable idea of who you are, to not be constantly harassed by your thoughts to the point of having trouble tolerating a minute of silence with your own consciousness, to be able to assume that things are gonna go normally because YOU will be able to act normally?! Dudes. You guys don’t know how good you have it. Like… Please: tomorrow, do the things I can’t do for me. Wear clothes that don’t match, take 5 minutes showers, lay flat in your bed in silence for several minutes, hug your parents and have a conversation with them without fearing to be abused, go see a friend and arrive at your meeting spot 10 minutes in advance, do the bare minimum to pass an assignment without questioning your worth as a human being, trust your partners and don’t feel the need to constantly make yourself acceptable to make up for the fact that you’re a burden to society. Like… Live the shit out of your life for me, you lucky bastards. Go nuts with the possibilities in front of you.
I remember thinking I was going crazy because I would have lapses in my memory, find myself in random rooms not knowing why I was there, or where I was before. I thought my mom's insanity had finally manifested itself on me and was terrified....turns out I was just extremely sleep-deprived and my mother isn't crazy, she's just a woman.
@@PapiyoneVineland for fuck sake you whiny batch everybody feels that way grow up and deal with it
@@thewildcardperson you should seek help
Gravity is NASA's theory?
I didn't know Newton worked for NASA...
You don't know about the Department of Necromancy? Zombie Newton helped design the Saturn V.
N for NASA N for Newton!!! Wake up sheeple!!!!
i mean of course thats what the N stands for😂
btw sorry, i meant empire, but Terrance was too powerful
To be fair the shows do have similar vibes.
No problem bro
Easy mistake since we seem to be missing gravity and all..🤷🏻♀️
To be fair, they are the Coke/Pepsi of the evening drama sphere 😅
I sat there confused as shit, Thought you were shootin up on the same good good Math Man Howard was lol
I’m amazed at the patience of these Oxford students. I would’ve laughed this guy outta the room.
There's probably one student in the back trying not to laugh their ass off
Me too 🤣🤣this was fucking hilarious I finished the video and I still can't stop laughing
He looks like he will attack anyone who laughs 😅
they invited him for the same reason they invited Carole Baskin the last time. They definitely didn't organise it to practice patience ;)
@@magorzatabalcerzak2788 why on earth did they invite her?
been sitting on youtube for the past 5 minutes just refreshing and hoping something good will show up. This is literally a blessing thank you leo
same lol
Lol that’s how I’ve ended up taking some interesting trips to the weird side of TH-cam.
@Grace✨ you get it
@Grace✨ amen
500 hours of video uploaded to TH-cam every minute and you cant find something to watch?
Want some suggestions?
I like to think that Terrance wondered into this meeting hall and just started speaking and all the professors just assumed one of the other professors booked him.
I hope that he receives the evaluations and, potentially, the medical attention that he needs. This is rather unsettling.
Someone commented that his family has been reaching out to him and worried about him for years. If that’s true, then he’s obviously been declining for quite a while. This may end in a 51-50
@@nahilhamam i know his brother, and hes told me they havent been able to get to him for awhile.
I mean Kanye has been like this
@@hallooos7585 Well people say the same thing about Kanye needing help too… plus Kanye’s been emotional, impulsive, arrogant etc and May have some out there ideas, but that’s more of a mood disorder. The way he was speaking wasn’t just eccentric like Kanye, it was a disconnect from reality and more similar to a schizoaffective disorder than Kanye’s behavior is. They both need help
@@Tromsci did he say why? Is he refusing treatment or is it something else? You can’t really force anyone to get treatment if they aren’t an immediate threat to themselves or others. He’s gotta go ion his own
As someone who’s worked on Empire on and off for several seasons the general consensus was “if you’ve never been stopped by Terrence Howard mid setup with gear in your hands while he’s trying to explain something completely incoherent did you even work on Empire?” But also one of the hiatuses on the show happened because he apparently had an intense peyote addiction. He was hours late CONSTANTLY.
That’s crazing I was just thinking what’s it like working with him? And then I scrolled pas this 🌅
Peyote addiction?? Eh
@@dowogenesthedog7186 as a psychedelic enthusiast and also someone who's struggled w a lot of different substance abuse , i used to be skeptical of this concept as well. psychedelics don't seem like something u can really get "hooked" on or even want to abuse , but i guess it really is possible for someone to get hooked on anything that causes a physiological reaction. there's another guy i watched a vid about recently , similar case ; he used to be a bodybuilder , got really successful and moved to LA. while living there he got "addicted" to ayahuasca and LSD. uses it numerous times a day everyday (supposedly) and now he's basically a crazy guy who dresses like he's going to a rave and rants about existence and reality on the internet. i think that there are definitely underlying mental conditions that are already present (maybe dormant) that play a factor in this psychedelic addiction and obsession
@@stonecoldsteveaustin9353 I can understand a psychedelic obsession, but it's totally impossible to function in day to day life if you're on mescaline.
Mescaline use (too much) could scramble the brain but this guy has always been functioning and remembering his lines etc etc, you cannot do that on peyote/San Pedro.
Yeah I saw that guy . Apparently he was taking that super mind - blowing stuff which hardened Shamen treat with respect - Every 2 Hours ! I couldn’t conceive taking average strength acid that frequently for gods sake 🙄👍
No lie, sir, I work on a mental health ward and he sounds suuuuper manic. Like I'm honestly very worried about him. I don't know if he has bipolar but this is really really not normal behavior, from the crazy theories to the grandiose delusions(smarter than da Vinci) it just tracks too well not to give me chills. The only other place I've seen stuff like this in psychotic patients, but his use of language is still good and he doesn't seem to be responding to internal stimuli
He’s just in love with himself
Totally manic
This is exactly what I was thinking. My younger sister is schizophrenic and my younger brother was before he committed suicide and the way Terrance Howard talks reminds me of them in the middle of a manic psychotic state. I feel bad for him and those he's close to.
He sounds like me after a fifth of bourbon.
@@gurgy3 I drank so much last week I deleted part of my life and reportedly all I did was play a fun game of cards against humanity so, it's got to be more than that.
Narcissism is only a couple short steps away from psychosis, and it appears Terrence Howard has taken these steps.
STEP 1: Terrence Howard sees Tony Stark flying in Iron Man 1
STEP 2: Start questioning laws of physics.
I fucking forgot he was in that mayne
@@Ninatic yeah RDJ & Jeff Bridges fly off into the stratosphere in that movie but we're finding out Terrence was the REAL spaceman all along
He probably thought RDJ was actually flying if he thinks Anthony Hopkins is actually a cannibal
@@queerios1077 put nothing past hollyweird
@@mateaukalua4426 guarenteed hollyweird they f n n eating kids with abrahomivic
It just occurred to me. He talks exactly like a guy I used to know. He lived in a storage unit and spent his days writing nonsense math problems and painting his "visions" as they came to him. He also shot up meth but still...they were nice paintings
Hey bud how ya been
IV meth? damn, that's hardcore
@@Ass_of_Amalek bro IV meth is fucking insane, I shot heroin for over 10 years and sniffed/smoked a lot of meth during a 6 month period where I was doing it every day... And dude... I shot up meth once, no joke, and it wad the most terrifying experience Ive ever had in my life. It was like accidentally dosing a vial of LSD while overdosing on adderrall. And it lasted for like 5 days dude. I never did meth again.
TimeCube type shit
@@scrappyanimations4096 I believe you. Sounds terrifying.
Is this why Marvel fired him? Was he like "nah, War Machine should be flying a lot faster cause there's no gravity."
LMAO
I like the recast anyway
I believe he wanted to be paid more than RDJ , he really screwed the pooch on that one
@@michellemorningstar6610 you’re right. He wanted more than RDJ
I think the chemistry between RDJ and Don Cheadle is better anyways
@@michellemorningstar6610 As a black man he would be lucky to get half of what Rdj does. Yes it's like that in Hollywood.
Between your commentary and the clips of Terrance Howard, I have thoroughly enjoyed this. I haven’t laughed this hard in a while. 😂😂😂😂
Can we get some appreciation for those students who sat there so quietly and respectfully and listened to this man talk gibberish? I would've been laughing during so much of this.
I would've been kicked out for laughing because tears were running down my eyes I laughed so hard at this. 😂
Oh, he would've definitely wanted to fight me. I wouldn't have been able to hold it together at all.
some def were laughing lol
I don't understand complex math at the best of times, and now I'm starting to think I don't even understand the English language because I didn't follow a single thing Terrance Howard even said.
He sounds like he watched a bunch of TED talk videos, not for their meaning but to try to copy how the people speak
legit😭😭 i felt like the only one who didn’t get shit he said
That’s not your fault, nothing he said was even remotely accurate. It was almost gibberish tbh. He is delusional and needs professional psychiatric help
👆👆👆 this...this right here 👆👆👆
every couple sentences he loses me and it feels like im having a stroke
As someone who’s been in a psych ward before I can tell you right now that this dude is likely in the middle of a psychotic episode
Fact
It could be a manic episode too. Manics do weird things sometimes.
Yep. Or mania.
It's all connected, severe mania can cause psychotic episodes. I don't think he's being psychotic but he's definitely manic
Agreed, one of my ex's had a psychotic break. Spoke exactly like this, convinced they connected things that weren't there, or that they were the smartest person ever. To them, they make perfect sense and everything is "clicking" but to everyone else it doesn't
The confidence to question an Oxford student's intelligence asking a legitimate question is impressive.
Hahaha, that’s funny. He stood up there and tried to spit his garbage and got called out for this complete lack of understanding of simple math. And the numerous other claims that he makes during his rant gave me second hand embarrassment.
Well, that student didn't get into Cambridge, so... Terrence was correct.
With a BS in Math I've had some imposter syndrome. I have never felt qualified to say I'm a real mathematician. This helped me realize that I might actually be smart enough to deserve my degree.
impostor? among us?
I wanna be a mathematician too
exactly quit being so angle at yourself this man is an actaow he's been doing it for yaaws and yaaws
What you are would be classified by me as humble. You don't think you know everything better because you have a degree and that is right to live life in that manner. But you ARE crazy smart to even study and get a degree, because I'd love to do that but I really don't feel smart enough to even try. My respect goes out to you. I admire real intelligence and humbleness
Terrence also has a BS in math
@@slowbrosrus8163 Thinking the word imposter didn't exist before your little-baby flavor of the month game just makes you look dumb. There's zero positive benefit from your comment.
Wow this is really disappointing. Terrance Howard is an actor that I grew up watching, I had no idea the mayne was this nuts.
It may be a recent psychosis. I don’t think he’s always been like this. But these are pretty extreme delusions so I’m sure we would’ve heard about it had it been his whole life
Sucks seeing a successful black man fall into sheer delusional behavior.
I knew he was nuts at the end of Big Mommas House 😂
@@MetalsirenIXI Kanye.
@@daniellerodgers6493 dude right! 😂
This is extreme delusion and possible psychosis. His delusion of grandeur regarding his self image is most concerning and what separates this from just “goofy ideas” … he needs professional help.
@@IAmVeV absolutely. It’s easy to assume it’s m3th or amphetamines but if those close to him say it’s been happening for years then it’s less likely to be acute drug induced psychosis and more likely a chronic mania.
Bro really needs help, he's gone off his rocker
@@nahilhamam you sound Not like A Psychiatrist to me, sincerely Someone who Actually needs Professional Help and Gets it. This armchair diagnosis game is not cute behavior regardless of your personal diagnoses/experiences with people experiencing manic episodes, brah
@@IAmVeV yeah no lie he's saying shockingly similar stuff to what my dad came up with while he was psychotic. especially the gravity stuff
I’m sorry, are you a psychiatrist
invited to speak as an actor, goes insane pretending to be a physicist
I would love to see this guy, Kanye, and Neil Degrasse Tyson in a debate. I don't really care who wins, ok, that's wrong, I'd put all my money on Kanye.
We, the viewers would be both the losers and winners in this
This comment is perfection.
I’d love to watch that. Oh and also include that buff vegan guy that had beef with Leo
Tyson is pretentious sure, but he usually knows what he's talking about. He's not delusional like the other two.
They would try to fight Neil when he points out their semantic games and complete misunderstanding of the fields they’re trying to “disprove”
I can only imagine what the academics in that room thought while he was speaking. I’m sure a lot of them left and looked at each other like “wtf was that???”
My dad says some strange things but man he knows 1 X 1 is 1 😆🤣.
I’ll bet more than a few did that nod of “no no, I’m entertained. Let’s see where this goes”
I feel like I cpukd go give a speech at Oxford now about Aliens creating humans lol
It makes me sad
This gives me strong “wealthy drunk dad at PTA meeting/open house complaining about core math” vibes
He’s mad at RDJ 😂
“He ACTS like Tony Stark, I’m gonna BE Tony Stark” 😂😂😂
Look, I'm not trying to make excuses for the man, but imagine if you had to grow up in Cleveland. Would any of you not be questioning the mechanics of a universe that allowed that to happen?
He's from Ohio? Poor dude was doomed from the start...
I grew up on the reservation and when I completed my electronics classes I almost blacked out all the half truths and lies in. About half to 2 thirds of what they taught.
You just had to make it about my own hometown? Of course. 🙄
@@Stop_Gooning stop slinging facts I'm trying to get over that I have to be one of those people.
Valid point.
I imagine him finessing Oxford and volunteering to do a Q&A and then showing up with this shit. It's a shame he couldn't get whatever Power Point he had loaded up. I would have loved to see it. 😂
The govment probably sabotaged it to keep his knowledge in checl
@Mark Nung 🤣
The amount of confidence he exudes while all he's saying is that he doesn't understand multiplication is just... fascinating.
I tried to explain it to him on Twitter once. It uhh... it did not work. It was like trying to convince a Q-spiracy nutter that Nancy Pelosi _probably_ isn't drinking baby blood. It's not about facts, it's about feeling special because you know the _secret truth_ that nobody else does (as is the case with all conspiracies imo)
That’s mania for ya lol I would know
That's not confidence that's lunacy...he'd be interesting to talk to though..lol
@@gtitboij2586 The two aren't mutually exclusive.
@@SLTheOneAndAwesome19 touché
This is what happens when your dad kills Santa Clause in front of you. Dude’s of the deep end.
He seems to be displaying symptoms of method acting for toooo long. I wonder what character this is he attached himself too.
I mean, if he dropped out of school over it, it probably started before he started acting
I'm guessing flat earther, this sounds like the kind of bs they'd think
I had a mental breakdown in 2020 and I wrote some pretty funky stuff in my diary. I wasn't clinically psychotic but I sure wasn't in this world either. Listening to this guy is a lot like listening to my inner monologue back then. I feel sorry for him - but I still laughed at your commentary 16 Leo
Tell me please,
What exactly makes someone a mathematician?
Genuinely curious lol
@@shaquille_0atmeal69_ university programs all the way up to doctorate degrees
@@tinydream damnnnn!!! Must really love math😂😂
I have been there too. I hope he will get the help he needs.
@@Ednaonline yes, I made a full recovery. Of course this varies from person to person. I was initially hospitalized in an acute ward and I got worse, but as I'm autistic, I was transferred to a neuropsychiatric ward, taken off all meds except mild sedatives to help me sleep, and I got home after two weeks. The care post hospitalization matters most in aiding proper healing. In my case it was neuropsychiatric coaching in the form of home assistance. I have been to therapy before, so I had learned tools to help myself with, too.
It's never hopeless. Don't give up!
Yeah... as a bipolar person, man seems manic, and I feel bad for him. He's putting a lot of energy into this, is worried about being murdered or targetted and really hopes he can save people.
He sounds like he's really trying to help people.
He's hindering people.
But he’s not aware of it. His intentions are good, he’s just not in his right mind dude.
Could it be psychosis?
Could it be he's actually in the secret society club and he's actually giving yu hidden knowledge but can't explain it because he doesn't even understand it completely 🤔.
Shit that makes yur brain tickle lol
I've studied this in psychiatry and youre very right. Poor man
This is the perfect example of how actors can become completely disconnected from reality
Tbh, I work in a psych ward. He sounds manic to me. Saying things he thinks he can do that he obviously can't but saying it with a lot of confidence. Delusional thinking and all, maybe a little narcissistic, but damn I hope he gets the help he needs.
@V Stone sounds like my schizoaffective ex when he wasn’t taking his meds.
@V Stone or bipolar 1
You’re correct. There’s no way you’re not.
@V Stone Holy crepes, this is a bit scary. I think that maybe he was on some sort of medication but stopped...for some reason.
Hopefully he gets the help he needs.
Well he did say he was the most intelligent man in the world, so. Big narcissist vibes.
Terence Howard is an amazing actor and I have seen him in many movies but that man has ISSUES. Even he knows it. I just thought he had worked on them by now.
Mental health issues like this don't go away, it can just be managed
I feel horrible for Oxford since they probably had to pay to have this man visit, given he is an actor unless he willingly showed up which I hoped he did since if he didn’t, Oxford just threw a lot of money at this crackhead to disprove the universe
He is an actual sesquipedalian, someone who says big words not knowing what any of them mean
@@gurgy3 this. Oxford, one of the most prestigious schools out there didn't even Google this guy? I honestly thought it was a publicity stunt
@@hayleycakes3435 I thought so too. They didn't even credit his accomplishments when saying who he was. Just Terrance Howard
@@hayleycakes3435 Maybe the neuroscience department was trolling the physicists.
Maybe they're using him to later make some point about people who say a lot of words without saying anything
I mean he made a great comedian! I'm sure those students got a lot of laughs
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance....baffle them with bullshit.
I'm stealing this one.😂😅
This dude totally doesn't understand how multiplication works. Multiplication is simply a faster way to count, you DO NOT MULTIPLY TANGIBLE OBJECTS BY TANGIBLE OBJECTS, you multiply an intangible property of that object with a neutral unit, else the unit of measurement changes.
So you can not multiply $1 by $1, but you can multiply $1 by 1, which simply means there is one $1.
So annoying how much he thinks he has figured out some legendary shit🙄😒
Thank you! I was practically yelling this while watching this video..
@@mortalLP same!!
THANK YOU! I was screaming this at my screen every time he said that!!!!
Terrance Howard is the Gen X version of Rene Descartes.
He's legendary in his own mind. And his mind may never get much better even with meds, whether or not the problems are psychological or neurological in nature. This is pretty much the only thing he has - the idea that he is privy to special knowledge. That's sad, not something to be angry about
I thought math wasn't what "makes" things, it was more like a language we made to describe/ demonstrate things. Gravity IS, math or no. We use math to describe it and how it interacts with everything else
You’re trying to apply logic to an irrational thought. Nothing this man said was accurate. It’s pointless to try and decipher it . It’s delusion.
I don't really like math, but your comment is beautiful. I don't know why I'm getting emotional, maybe it's time to go to bed.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y it's okay man, let it out. also goodnight sleep well
I also wanted to comment on this 👆 math is a concept created by humankind so it very well could be wrong - even though it's proven to be quite useful 😄
Mayne, I don't know how the interviewers kept their patience in the beginning but good job.
Well its like watching a train wreck, you have to see how it ends even though you see the disaster coming.
It would be amazing if he’s acting, essentially trolling oxford. If he is acting he’s an INCREDIBLE actor.
I agree with one statement… make math make sense but… this dude taking it far💀
Terrence was never on Power, and his most recognized role is from Empire. And his best performance, in my opinion, was from a movie called "Idlewild". That's for those of you just learning about him from Leo. He isn't your run of the mill, minor actor who just says stuff for attention. He's a legend in my community.
He is for sure a legend and one of my favorite actors but I honestly I can see how people can think he says stuff for attention if the don't know him well. Have you seen what that man has said in interviews? He goes on weird tangents that have nothing to do with the topic.
@@cela9852 Yeah. He just makes me go "Bless his heart" but ignore it, because though I think he's just an overthinker and a deep thinker, it could also be mental illness. And that's something for his friends and family to address with him if they feel it's necessary.
Hes for sure a Legend but he flat out embarrassed himself in this video.
This video definitely made him a legend that’s for sure. He’s now known as a crazy person 🤣
He's definitely one of those dudes who would lead a cult if he wasn't an actor. But it's unnecessary to rag on him too much. The videos from 4 years ago. And like I said, mental illness could also be a factor. So it's not always right to just laugh at people for their passionate ramblings.
“A BOX, a bit of a Chanel BOX.” -Yuki, a quote that will make me die laughing every damn time, 2022
This man gives me hope. If a guy like this can be an oscar nominee then fuck it, i can follow my dreams.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 are you being sarcastic ?🙂
Well, the guy may not be a mathematician but he is a gifted actor. So maybe you should pick another dream.
@@XoeCoxgifted is too far. Mid at best
@@XoeCox
He's a garbage acter, side character. Lmao
When he proudly says the number extra fast and expects others to be impressed, and doesn’t seem to be aware of how transparent it is to others that he simply memorized a sequence while playing it off as being smart... pretty sure I have never felt so much cringe.
Take 2 divide it by 2 and then add 1. Now do that until you die and the answer will ALWAYS be 2
He’s desperate for attention
I felt so bad for him for embarrassing himself like that, but I also died of cringe
@@pahvi3 Lol, for real! Although I was under the impression that "feeling bad for someone as a result of them embarrassing themselves" is the definition of cringe. Your use of the word "also" threw me off I guess.
Yeah he just kept parroting things he has heard with no understanding at all of what he is saying.
Imagine human kind has tried to desipher the flower of life for 6000 years and all it took for terrence to do it was to Google it . Mind blown
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Ah man, that hurt. Someone I was close to started acting/talking strangely in similar ways and they won't get help. It's really heartbreaking. I hope he gets help so he can be free from those thoughts.
pretty sure that's some kind of psychosis.
It's hard out here for pimp.
@@WinstonSmith1997 pimp up, hoe down.
Same, with one of my best friends who developed schizophrenia. They said almost identical things to us, as have other people I’ve been around experiencing psychotic symptoms
My sister in law was born in England in 1964 &
lived there until 2000 when she emigrated to New Zealand . When we visited her 3 years later she had a full - on broad Kiwi Accent . It was really awkward as she explained how “ being amongst NZ folk had caused her to loose her English accent” … I just kept thinking of her mum & stepdad whom had moved to NZ in 1996 but still had their posh English accents and Johnny Rotten amongst others whom still has a North London accent after living in America for 25 years ….🤔
''Multiplication is exaggerated addition'' that line was fire😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
Terrance reminds me of my dad. Going on constantly believing he’s had a stroke of genius. I feel bad for them both
Well..... a "stroke" at any rate...
Yeah, but now thing about how insufferable our dads would be if they actually DID have a genius idea one time, like 30 years ago. That's Terrance. (except technically I suppose he never had a good idea, he was just a pretty decent actor in a couple solid movies. Anyway my point is that we got lucky in the grand scheme of things! Can you imagine being _his_ kid? I'd be so embarrassed lol)
@@idontwantahandlethough My dad has a math PhD and was a big time engineer for General Dynamics back in the day lmao
CLEARLY whatever solution for a household task/project/repair HE comes up with is the best no matter what and you just have to deal with it.... even when it isn't
@@Stop_Gooning That certainly sounds exhausting
@@fanasful It is/was lol the worst part is that he's a GOOD engineer and he actually IS right a lot of the time
I have taken enough "conceptual physics" classes to know, Terence Howard is presenting a mashup of "pop science" explanations for complicated mathematics; with some survey-course level philosophy thrown in. Quantum theory, string theory, and Newtonian physics. Basically, he's arguing that Schrodinger's cat is the key to the universe, but cats don't actually exist because atoms are mostly empty space and what do we really "know" anyway.
Mind. Blown.
Bingo. The question was this even allowed to happen in the first place? Large $$$ donation? 🤦🏽♂️
@@elephant_888 huh?
If they ever do a Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy 2.. I really hope they include your comment "Schrodinger's cat is the key to the universe, but cats don't actually exist because atoms are mostly empty space and what do we really "know" anyway." as one of the entries.
@@RazzaldG HHGTG has multiple sequels, with a lot more witticisms to boot… for those willing to “read” anyhow. Funny as this was though, he was simply pointing out that Terrence is full of 💩.
This is what happens when you understand that we don't know half of the universe's secrets but you refuse to actually study anything to try to understand what those secrets are.
Terrence Howard: "I lied on my resume and so can you."
[Space probe crashes into a planet]
Mars Rover programmer: "F*ckin' Terrence Howard...."
😂 lol
Ahahaa, my new favourite comment!
The funniest thing about all of this is if you look at the comments of any of his interviews there's always a bunch of people who believe in what he says 😂
Let me tell you a little story: Once I was doing some ethnographic work for uni, interviewing an old man who lived far up the andes mountains and in his youth was a prospector. He talked about how the world was made of minerals, then it was water, plants and then animals, and he had a whole cosmology based on how he view minerals, mixing his experiences with quantum physics he had learned from some books he had bought in a yard sale. He had no formal education and factualy his ideas were nonsense, but it was a very complex theory on how his world works and it was absolutely fascinating. I mean, it was one of the most fascinating and enlightening interviews i've ever done. This actor dude speaks with the same conviction and makes the same type of kind-of-logical jumps and conections. Fascinating.
Anthropology 💕
It's called loose association and it's a sign of schizophrenia xD I recognized it immediately. I hope he starts to feel better soon.
As someone with astigmatism, I agree there's no such thing as straight lines 😂
Ahhh yes!!!
Lmao same
Hilariously accurate 😂
And no small lights 😑
Haha christmas lights look 3x their size
Idk.. I used to cut some pretty straight lines out of a big pile of cocaine!!! 😆 🤣 😂 😹
This is definitely a psychotic episode happening. It reminds me of the rants my dad goes on whenever he goes into an episode. I myself had a psychotic breakdown that lasted over a year, and it's truly beyond words the kind of things your mind will convince you of. Thankfully that was nearly 15 years ago and I've since recovered. I really hope he gets help because it's a very exhaustive state to be trapped in, as amusing as it can be to watch from an outside perspective.
I’m adopted so idk what my real parents are like but I definitely went through my first breakdown at 19, I’m about to be 21 In July and I’m doing better right now. You’re not alone man💯
Simple definition of psychosis is, thinking things are going on, which in reality, aren't... Ain't it ?.. Correct me if i'm wrong....
Having had a dad who had schizophrenia, I agree with you.
Keep pushing...you're stronger for it
@@tealburgundy2808 actually I'm weaker lol the trauma caused me a lot of problems I wouldn't have had otherwise.
The organizers of this event knew exactly what they were doing. 🤣😭
Great video! Just one correction- he wasn’t on Power. He was on a show called Empire. Great video as always and hope you’re doing well!!
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@@ILoveStemi for real meee 2! Lol 😂
This literally distracted me for half the v ideo trying to figure out who he was in Power, lol.
took me a bit longer to find this comment than I'd expected
Been looking for this comment.
Before my father passed he had a few episodes like this (he was a diagnosed schizophrenic).
I had gotten out of basic training and he told me I wasn’t myself and that I was a clone the military replaced the real me with to infiltrate my family. Kinda hurt but I had to realize it was the mental illness speaking.
Terrance needs help.
Shut the hell up you damn clone! 🤨
Different story but same thing, my dad thought I was an actor. He passed away last year. Life is so weird.
Sorry guys. That’s so sad.
But you can still unlock your phone using facial recognition, right?
Yall got reprogrammed and dispute it
I love when people use the “but energy can’t be created or destroyed.” It’s true. When we die, our energy gets consumed and transferred to other organisms. It’s doesn’t get “destroyed” it’s the easiest way to spot someone who doesn’t know what they’re talking about
It can't be destroyed but it certainly can dissipate.
@@themoviedealers used elsewhere*
Ok but he literally explained that our energy comes from other organisms and that we have the life energy the came from prehistoric creatures. I don't see where he's being weird in saying that 🥴
@@respectable-username It's not what he says, but what is implied. Yes, matter and energy is basically been reused everytime. That's just how it is. But that has different implications depending on your worldview, for example what you think a person is.
Let me explain: if you think a human is a temporary arrangement of common elements, then the fact that those elements will survive you it has no special signification. But if you think a human has 'something' (a soul, for example) that makes it fundamentally different from any arrangement, then then the survival of that 'something' has important significance.
@@juanausensi499 if you take certain quantum theories, an energy within an organism being considered its "soul" wouldn't be TOO far off. It's like reincarnation without shared consciousness. It'd be impossible to retain the consciousness when your energy is being consumed by several different things anyways, and it serves a better purpose just fueling the organisms that consume you. Not that there's any choice in the nature of the universe, but still. Neither case would be wrong to think it as a sort of reincarnation or just a natural process past one's final breath. A lot of modern philosophies do draw from quantum theories, so really it's just about perception.
This the second video of yours I've seen, both about Terrence D Howard. You made me bust into laughter throughout the entirety of both videos. I clicked on the video out of curiosity because this is the first im hearing about this and wasn't expecting it to be funny so i was taken by surprise. Ty i haven't laughed so hard in a long time👍
He's right about gravity being an effect not a force.. Even Einstein suspected as much.
Gravity is an effect, but it creates force
@@conormulligan7966 according to space/time theory no it doesn't.. No force at all.. Mass bends lines in space towards itself.. Any falling object is is merely travelling along a straight line in accordance with conservation of energy. It's just in the space/time realm, that straight line has curved towards the ground.
Right. He's trying to "prove" something that's already a known fact lol
@@RazzaldG Every thing is on a geodesic. Every line is a curve.
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This reminds me a lot of when I went through a psychotic episode which also had manic features involved. I’m certain he is going through something similar so I feel bad. When you’re in it, it feels pretty good in the beginning because you believe you’ve found the secrets of the universe and consequently try to enlighten everyone else only to eventually find holes in your belief system that you can’t fill and you get stuck in this loophole. I’ve fortunately recovered from it and I hope he does to.
Yes its very sad and scary. My sister had a psychotic break when she was like 18. Her brain was going so fast she was up for days thinking she was someone else with the same name who was an author. This was an actual person that existed but somehow she had convinced herself it was her. She thought there were people making a documentary about her and that traffic lights were camera lights. People would visit her in her mind that weren't actually there. Ive never had anything like it but i imagine it being like being stuck in a really bad loop on acid but for like months. Unfortunately most people have no knowledge of this and cant tell when someone is in this state of mind. Pretty much living in an intertwined alternate reality. She ended up in the hospital for a couple months which is another horrible place to be they seem to just drug everyone until they can barley walk or talk and loose all their personality and turn into a drooling drone. Luckily shes been fine since, but unfortunately a lot of people end up back that way again and again. Hopefully this actor gets some help before they let him go out and embarrass himself some more. Most people are just laughing thinking this is funny but really its not and quite serious.
That last sentence sounds familiar to what some believe crazy conspiracy theorists feel. I wonder if the reason some who believe in crazy conspiracies never get off them because they have other people who believe in them and will fill those holes. With the internet it's much easier to find people to fill those holes and believe them.
What if what you believed when you were going through that episode you had some people convinced and telling you you were right. Do you think you would have recovered?
Glad you recovered👍
@@mudmudmudmudmud7605 The problem with conspiracy theories is that numerous theories turn out to be conspiracy fact. Take MK Ultra and the Tuskegee Experiments (and many, many more) as prime examples.
Too many people these days automatically discount anything that's labeled a "conspiracy theory" due to the phrase all but being transformed into a dirty label by those that dislike prying eyes and critical minds. And, by this becoming commonplace, is even more harmful in general than having some people believing in the ones that are plainly absurd.
Society should be required to have a healthy skepticism. Reason being, if they don't, it allows those who are actually conspiring to get away with doing so. All the while with the blessings of a willfully ignorant public.
@@trendingshortshorts somebody should have offered too help him out in the audience.
The meaning of psychosis is basically getting things in your head/convinced that things are happening which are not... Isn't it ?..
He’s literally pretending adding and multiplication are the same thing.
They kind of are tho
@@nora4642 But the difference is multiplication is expedited addition.
@@nora4642 multiplication is putting numbers into each other.
Adding is putting numbers on top of each other.
Definitely not the same thing
@@XReal0101 lol no 😂 inside? What? Numbers are not containers
@@poiwytlee I have ASD with savant syndrome. This is how my brain shows me and clearly others too.
On top: adding
Under: subtracting
Inside: multiplication
Out of: division
As a former drug addict this really seems like psychosis due to heavy stimulant abuse. I can't tell you how many people start talking like this after abusing amphetamines over time.
What’s people’s obsession with disproving gravity? Like.. just leave it alone. Leave gravity alone, she’s been having a hard time lately ok she’s doing her best.
Agree to disagree. Gravity is a slacker and needs to kick it up a notch or else she's going to get replaced with density theory.
Gravity came out to have a good time and honestly, she feels so attacked right now.
You know, it's hard out here for an actor, when he's trying to prove that math isn't a factor.
You're stupid 😂😭💀 this is amazing
Whip that trig! Whip that trig!
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Mac and Wilmaura yall wild 🤣🤣
Eeeyyy!
Lmao I love when celebrities gain just a lil knowledge of science world and just totally "patent" it like they own it hehe. Thanks for posting this on my birthday!!! Such a treat for me, listening to it while working out
The beginning edits of him being crazy and talking wack is GOLD😂😂😂😂
I think it’s good to have a healthy skepticism about the world around you. But if you’re gonna sit there and present a theory, I expect some evidence to back up the theory. Not just rhetoric.
He brought that patterned sheet of paper
I'm sad.... this doesn't necessarily feel entertaining. I worked in a psych ward for a few months as a volunteer from the Army. And I've seen and heard some crazy shit done... this guy is 200% manic and he doesn't know that.
I can honestly tell you he probably isn't being taken care of appropriately if family and friends are allowing this to happen.
It's all fun and games till one of those Grandiose ideas goes too far to the wayside and he ends up hurting himself, the relationships he has, or strangers. I don't think he has any intention on hurting anyone, but I do believe if he is allowed to go about unchecked and evaluated he will eventually do something irreversible. I wish him the best
It feels like the school is mocking him. It's gross.
Yeah it's clear after the first couple minutes that he's having some sort of psychotic episode, and it feels pretty sad and weird to watch.
100%, this ain’t right. I feel for him. This can be really dangerous 💔
A couple of his ex wives have sued him for bodily harm & property damage. He’s had 3 wives and one of them said he hit her in front of their kids. & he has admitted to hitting at least one of them in an interview.
So as for harming his relationships / harming others. He has done that in the past.
@@IshaSoul Thank you for the information I did not even know about this.
He sounds exactly like an acquaintance of mine when he went off the rails and went into psychosis :( He was seeing all these connections between unrelated things, jump from one topic to another, speak about all these big concepts in sentences that made no sense and use all these big words completely wrong while thinking he understood something others didn't. He had a bit of a god complex too: he was going to solve the economy and societal problems as well as solve a millennium prize problem. He had lucid moments where he seemed to realize he wasn't all there, only to lapse right back into madness and refuse the idea of getting into treatment, flip flopping between being grateful for any mental health help and getting angry at the suggestion that anything's wrong with him. It was a whole rollercoaster ride.
What became of him?
Did you tell him he was an idiot to think he was a genius?
@@Olderaccount17 He cleared his first round of psychosis somehow, without medication as I understand. I think he's bipolar, but when he's manic it goes all the way into psychosis, it's not just mania. Now he's ill again and refuses treatment. I've tried to help, but he thinks he's doing great.
Loops
@L80skidd I'm sorry you had to go through that
"Mane,gravity ain't real mane." -The dude who screwed himself out of the MCU.
4:55 Yeah, gravity isn’t a force. Einstein’s general theory of relativity, published in 1915, regards it not as a force as we know it colloquially, but merely as the curvature of spacetime.
I watched a video on this theory and it made sense
Yup. Everything he tries to disprove in physics are claims no scientists worth their salt actually make.
We don't know what gravity is. GR only applies relativistic effects to the gravitational fields of masses, so as to account for gravitation in time-dependent systems; it doesn't propound a cause for gravity. Prof. Oleg Jefiminko proved that there's no reason to prefer metric tensors over classical force fields, drawing on previous analogies made by Oliver Heaviside between gravity and magnetism.
Yes, but technically it’s the effect of the curvature of space-time, not the curvature itself.
What's wrong with people? Ever since 2020 everyone's literally feeling proud of coming out of the woodworks with excessive stupidity.
I hope you’re not referring to Terrance. This isn’t stupidity. It’s extreme delusion and possible psychosis.
@@nahilhamam you know something. You may have a better point. I tried not to use those two words cause you never know but damn they sound about right here.
I wish excessive stupidity could be a medical diagnosis. Lol.
@@SuperDesignChick Me too. It would be great if we can use stupidity as comedy rather than a real life problem.
@@theoneman2084 He's been talking about physics and his theories publicly since at least 2013.
He’s so good at acting he’s convinced himself he’s a philosopher, scientist and warlock? Good on him, bravissimo 👏
What in the Charlie Sheen 🤦🏾♀️😭🤣🤣
Warlock...lol
Shut up, Mayne
He is studying Alchemy, all the concepts he is using are used in Sacred Geometry and Alchemy where you are you don't separate the spiritual from the the scientific.
so dont separate the knowable from the unkowable, got it. eye roll.
He's studied the platonic solids that make up a crack pipe. That's what's up.
I just want to point out that he's right that gravity isnt technically a force. A famous science youtube, Veritasium has a video explaining that the basic explanation of gravity that we learn in school isn't the complete story and is just highly over simplified.
He actually got a few good points and most people don't understand , like he is right there is no such thing as a start line....however I still think he's a nutjob...lol. Mostly because he's just is so oblivious unaware of how his thoughts would be taken.
Thank you it’s a side effect of electromagnetism if I’m correct making Terrence technically plus their is no straight line in natural…what is is circles and circles creates waves.
@@josephdonovan7886 that's why they making fun of him. Remember in high school when the dumb kids didn't understand something because it's over their intellect they make fun to hide the fact they can't comprehend.
Gravity is an effect, of matter being condensed in space-time.
@@teamwinenterntainment Uh, no, things have gravity because they have mass, bigger the mass, the stronger the gravity
This is immensely concerning, I hope he gets the help he needs😧
this guy is basically my high school boyfriend. he was obsessed with sacred geometry and wanted to be an engineer so he could “harness the power of numerology to create.” I naively assumed he must be great at math. came over to my house for dinner once and tried to help my 10 year old brother with his math homework and couldn’t figure it out. barely graduated high school and got like a 2-something gpa.
Doesn’t seem like he was too obsessed with mathematics then. Or he’d of probably been able to do grade school math no problem. Obviously he just b.s’ed you and perhaps you are very just gullible.
I'm not quite sure how people don't understand when they are completely lost and embarrassing yourself and what's even worse is no body calls this dude out to say like hey man are you ok because your making zero sense..
Ey atleast he was smart enough to leave an impression on you😂
@@internet-gangsta2162 😂
@@internet-gangsta2162 what does that say about her
This had to be some social experiment 😂😂😂
I love how he says gravity is just an effect and not a force, which is actually true, then proceeds to attempt to disprove math.
5:03 actually, i'm sorry, but at face value "gravity is an effect, not a force" is not necessarily a crazy thing to say, and does not in fact "disprove gravity" or conflict with the present consensus among physicists. it's just a really poor way to explain it. gravity is the only one of the fundamental forces of the universe to not have a known messenger particle associated with it (though it has a named hypothetical quantum, the graviton), and there's some schools of thought suggesting that it's merely a biproduct of the distortionary effect that mass has on the fabric of spacetime, not a "real" thing that you could collect or generate like you can with photons. so in the basic sense of "an influence that can change the motion of an object" yes, gravity is a force, but in the sense of "quantum fields of the universe with a corresponding messenger particle", jury's still out. it sounds like Terry just skimmed through some pop science articles and didn't understand at all but thought it was all very deep and interesting
I was thinking something similar; He is trying to go rabbit hole mode and conflated Quantum physics and Sacred geometry as well as ancient alien knowledge, so I am guessing spirituality as well? also bring a 4d theory into the 3d by any means possible lol
Thank you for articulating this clearly! As someone who only has the capability of reading pop science articles when he said that I thought to myself wait that kind of makes sense but I couldn't articulate it nearly as well as you did. Thank you for doing that!
There’s also a dude (and by dude I mean scientist) who’s trying to prove that gravity is the result of magnetic fields and the force of attraction. I don’t get it, but it exists.
That's why I tend to think that with physics (especially non-Newtonian physics) it's a good idea to check your intuition at the door before diving in. Because the natural world can do a pretty good job in screwing with it. It would be a bad idea to completely rely on intuition to explain things in a meaningful manner here.
@@ccricers Yes, but is gravity even a quantum effect? I don't think it's a terrible thing to explore ideas and speculate-I actually believe it's healthy and necessary. However the problem arises with Howard because he's talking like he just discovered some known, indubitable fact of nature. The truth is that, at the present moment, nobody fully understands gravity.
Gotta love it when these people never address the simplest tests we do to know we're about gravity and the like. The obelisk test for the curvature of the Earth is a fun simple one you can do with a friend!