Everyone Is To Blame | Ren Money Game Part 1 & 2 Reaction
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My take (of Part 1) is that Ren was an executioner and that Sack Man was the society that Ren was about to hold to account. Ren's aggression to Sack Man was escalating until he drew eyes on him. At that stage he had changed his enemy from faceless to "human", much more difficult to execute when you feel an empathy with the victim. Destroying Sack Man would have destroyed Ren's own humanity (and so he felt he had no option but to destroy himself ) Just my opinion
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I think maybe he drew the pig face on the sack guy. BTW: the guy playing the guitar was Romain Axisa - one of the frontmen in his band The Big Push.
@@anniedh600 I am going to react to the band soon.
Ren is the biggest talent to come out out of the UK since i first heard The Prodigy way back in 1991, He is going to change the scene forever like the prodigy did
LOve your reaction to this. You are very deep. I think it means the guy in white is the innocent and how we treat them in this money game.
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Powerful vs powerless
To me he’s saying the game needs to burn to save us🤷♂️
#10 Downing Street is where the British Prime Minister Lives. It is the similar to the White House (in a British way...lol.) The only people that don't play the money game are those who can afford it. Also, In the 1830's The Shell Trading Company began selling exotic sea shells. They imported tropical shells and sold them as shell bejeweled boxes and such. As the importer (Marcus Samuel) was able to control the flow of shells and manipulate supply and demand. His son's inherited and began also selling kerosene and eventually the Shell Oil Company was born and still exists today. So this video using selling sea shells is amazing. (and also based on historical fact).
10 Downing Street is the official residence of the prime minister. But they very rarely choose to live there actually.
WTF?!? Thanks for that history lesson. My mind was just blown. 🤯
Ren is the power of money, the masked person is us or the people. When the eyes appear and he seems them he loses power and goes up in flames. Thats my theory.
Thank you for your theory!
I think like you !
When he drew the eyes, the person could finally see the hypocrasey, greed l, the workings of "the system" so he destroyed himself because the masses woke up.. thats the way i interpret the end of Part 1.
thank you for your insight!
My interpretation is that the hooded man was society, and Ren was judging it. He drew eyes on him to allow/force him to see. The ending was him realizing that since he was part of it, "Point the mirror at ourselves, we're all part of this old money game." Then deciding that he couldn't judge them without judging himself first.
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In part I, when Ren poured gas over himself, the scene is reminiscent of a Buddhist monk sat in the middle of an important street and lit himself on fire, not moving or making any noise. He did it to teach us how fleeting our time in the material world is and how pointless it is to assign importance to material things.
Dope insight. I appreciate it!
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Love Ren thank you ❤️❤️❤️
How can you not love Ren?
Ren is just speaking the truth...great artist...thank you
Politicians are the same the world over, sadly. There must be decent ones out there, but if there are, they are rarer than hen’s teeth, and they are unlikely to be near the top of the food chain.
It is what it is 🤷♀️ 🇬🇧
The sad truth.
Look at the look on his face right before he goes and sets himself on fire,that’s when he realizes that he’s a part of the money game too and he’s just as much to blame
7:31 yeh we don’t study history because it’s 1. Boring, 2. Painful, 3. Stressful but if we don’t know how they operate we are doomed to failure. Politically homeless because no one represents all my values. Kinda tired of sitting back though so I’ve been watching podcast of rfk jr , breakfast club had a guy Vivek . I liked some of his ideas but they ate his ass up. Enjoying the conversations music brings out from you. 🤘🏻🌸
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Title: "Rethinking the Future: The Transformative Visions of Buckminster Fuller and Jacque Fresco in an AI-driven Society"
In the tumultuous currents of the 21st century, one can find both promise and peril in the sweeping advances of artificial intelligence (AI). In considering our collective future in this AI-driven society, the works of visionary futurists Buckminster Fuller and Jacque Fresco offer illuminating guidance. Both thinkers envisioned a future wherein technology, wielded wisely, can liberate humanity from many current socio-economic constraints. As AI reshapes the contours of society, their pioneering thoughts have renewed relevance.
Buckminster Fuller, a polymath known for his invention of the geodesic dome and a broad range of innovations, encapsulated his philosophy in the concept of "doing more with less" [1]. He believed that technology and systemic change could render the prevailing economic model obsolete, driving us towards a world where everyone's needs are met with fewer resources [2]. Fuller famously said, "You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete." This principle is apt for today's AI revolution, as it holds the potential to redefine industries, labor markets, and societal structures.
Jacque Fresco, the creator of The Venus Project, echoed many of Fuller's themes but offered his distinct utopian vision of a "Resource-Based Economy" (RBE) [3]. He argued that society could eradicate scarcity, poverty, and other social ills by implementing an economic system predicated on holistic resource management, automation, and the application of science for social concern [4]. Fresco's vision fits snugly in our AI-infused future, where intelligent systems can potentially manage resources more effectively, make jobs involving repetitive tasks obsolete, and redistribute wealth in unprecedented ways.
However, a crucial consideration is how to navigate this transition. Fuller's principle of "ephemeralization," the ability to accomplish more with less, provides a partial answer [5]. As AI continues to improve efficiency and reduce resource wastage, it can significantly drive down the costs of goods and services. Moreover, if Fresco's vision of comprehensive automation is realized, it would fundamentally alter the concept of work, pushing society to reconsider its relationship with labor, income, and wealth distribution.
Both thinkers thus call for an audacious reimagination of society’s systems and structures, one that aligns with the transformative power of AI. Yet, both also urged caution against blind technological determinism. For Fuller and Fresco, technology was a tool for achieving social good, not an end in itself. As we steer towards their visions, it is incumbent upon us to ensure that AI serves as an engine for inclusive growth, creating a world that works for everyone.
The AI revolution indeed warrants a rethinking of our societal vision for the future. But, as Fuller and Fresco have shown, this rethinking must not merely involve reactive adjustments to the existing system. It must involve the audacious building of new models and systems - ones that harness the power of AI to drive towards a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous world for all.
References:
[1] Fuller, R. B. (1969). Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth. Southern Illinois University Press.
[2] Fuller, R. B., & Kuromiya, K. (1992). Cosmography: A Posthumous Scenario for the Future of Humanity. Macmillan.
[3] Fresco, J., & Meadows, R. (2002). The Best that Money Can't Buy: Beyond Politics, Poverty, & War. Global Cyber-Visions.
[4] Fresco, J. (1969). Looking Forward. Subsistence Books.
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“You have freedom of speech, but what you don’t have is freedom of consequence” w Kamau Bell
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Ren is the pain and frustration,the guitarist is authority and people in power.
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When the eyes were drawn on the ‘sheep’ he turned and saw then blocked him from pouring the gas on him
The first video was insane with symbolisms
thank you for reacting to my favourite artist ever ❤❤❤
He is slowly creeping in my top 10 favorite artist.
(Verse 1)
In this world of madness, we all feelin' pain
Society's dividing us, but we all the same
Mental health's a struggle, people cryin' in the rain
It's time to lift each other up, break free from these chains
We see the rich get richer, while the poor stay poor
Inequity's an issue that we can't ignore
We need to come together, find a common core
Stand up for each other, fight the silent war
(Chorus)
Mental health, equity, time to set us free
We're all just human beings, tryna find some peace
In a world that's broken, lost in disparity
Let's heal our minds, unite humanity
(Verse 2)
Ren said it best, we're living strange times
But it's up to us to change, redefine the lines
Break down the walls, build bridges, and climb
Overcome the obstacles, no mountain too high
We got people in the shadows, sufferin' alone
Feelin' lost and abandoned, no place to call home
We gotta reach out, let compassion be shown
So nobody has to face this cruel world on their own
(Bridge)
Let's break the cycle, it's time to take control
Empower one another, let love be our goal
Recognize the pain, the scars that won't fade
Together we'll stand strong, no more hearts betrayed
(Chorus)
Mental health, equity, time to set us free
We're all just human beings, tryna find some peace
In a world that's broken, lost in disparity
Let's heal our minds, unite humanity
(Outro)
In this life, we all got battles to fight
But we don't have to face them alone, unite
With love, understanding, and the will to ignite
A brighter future for all, let's make it right
Mental health, equity, together we'll rise
Side by side, we'll conquer, reach for the skies
No more silence, no more tear-filled eyes
Together we stand, in this journey of life
Thanks for the lyrics!
Guy in chair is money like a bag of money ren angry at the whole world and so he is angry at himself at the end
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BANG BANG BROTHER (Pause)
Sack Man doll is now for sale along with Angry Car Park Attendant doll Romain Axisa is Sack Man.
Ren makes you think. Each person can relate to his words and videos on a personal level.
My take:
Money game 1, guitar player ( think it is Romain from the Big Push) symbolises the politicians and corporations/big business and the rich..... the 1%.
Ren is us, the workers, middle class and poor. Ren / us has a captive 1% and trys to explain our frustrations with the system. Ren / us wants them to see the real world and how life is for majority of us... and hence draws on the eyes. Ultimately wants to destroy the system and goes to pour petrol/gas on it but changes his mind...... unfortunately loses hope or cannot see a way to change the system. The rich, the politians and the corporations get richer and everyone else suffers.
Money game 2 continues this theme.
Only my take.
Just enjoy his music.
Here for you and #Ren always ❤️
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Did u recognise the shells line from Hi Ren? 🖤
I feel like the guy with the hood is us and Ren is the pig mask in this ine
ren is different level, great upload man, cheers
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