This guy taught me the value of dedication. He put 12 years into a project and didn't expect any monetary value from it, all he wanted is for people to use it. I respect him very much for this. Rest easy sir.
the host is the best person, he understands what Terry says, listens carefully and laughs at the technical jokes and also points out the bs, like the trolls on flat earth or NIST being fake. Great interview, loved watching it!!
It's a good time to visit these videos again and meditate on Terry's wisdom. His rational belief in the Bible is just one of the many perspectives we are sorely missing today.
@@ascientist3659 oh okay but if you looo at terry older videos his eye sight changed into that more pure good eyes when before they were full of fear and dullnesss from working on his os or the stufff goong on
12:20. I like this segment. He talks about music being like a genius thing or stuff being genius but it actually making sense and being normal. I am learning math and I am currently studying Algebraic Topology and Diff geometry and their connection, I’m mastering diff geo though, more than learning the graduate level texts. But. I’ve done a fair bit of math. And I remember it being like intimidating and it was about pride, and it seemed like something few people could do, and so was solving problems. The thing is the more you do it, and actually look at the history and context between the theorems it makes a lot of sense. Like, idk if this applies to how programming is taught in academia or other things but, I remember reading textbooks and seeing the theorems and proofs and I understood them, but how they came up with the idea to do such things or how they used certain “tricks they pulled out of their ass” to complete the proof, baffled me, and I was like you’d have to be a genius. One thing recently I like, Heine Borel theorem. In Munkres they prove the theorem but more generally, and in that context it’s not easy to see how one could prove it in the context of point set topology. The proof also is just retarded in general, but you look at the proof of Heine Borel theorem and you place it in point set topology, it would make little sense how someone could just think of that in their study of point set topology, but the thing is, the actual context was analysis, and not point set topology, and the history and proof was really just a tool for another proof about uniform continuity. I would say this is a good example of this type of out of context stuff. A lot of textbooks do this type of stuff, this may not be the best example, but it’s an example, and it reminded me of my study of math. Because textbooks are designed to teach you subsets of math for a certain academic purpose, and what they don’t teach is the history or context of the time. It wasn’t just Heine Borel, but other stuff, and it always intimidated me, but most times it is taken out of context of the time, because once you look at the mathematician at the time, and what they were doing, it makes logical sense. Idk. I have more to say, but this is long, the point is I like this segment. “You realize humans are mortal” is the takeaway, we can remember a lot of things, but we can only remember a subset carrying only so much information at once, our brains are finite, and could be bigger, so what does that say about us. I also like the religion segment. I am Christian, and a lot of other mathematicians were Christian. Loud atheists are idiots. To be atheist is understandable, but the ones who have no humility and say “ durrr science” are rarded. When Terry is lucid, he makes some really good points. I mean in general he does, he just articulates it in a funny manner.
Use paragraphs. It's all about thought patterns and people in the past had a different understanding of the world and could approach certain things from different angles. When we read their solution to their 'problems' now we think of them as a genius. In the end it's all very simple and infinite and the human brain can't comprehend it all. It's simple because when you grasp one concept of this world, the others become logical and seem repetitive but there are so many angles and perspectives that you'll never find it.
13:07 That whole bit about being intimidated by musicians and then realizing you too can make music and not being intimidated anymore was pretty good and very true He is in a way telling you, go try to make your own OS, your own compiler, do it. Don’t be intimidated, you can do it too. Maybe not as good and it might take a long time but the attempt is worth is to not be intimidated any longer
when he’s focused and around people, he actually acts pretty lucid, and pretty humble. makes you think what could have been if someone looked after him.
The people that "looked after" him wanted him on drugs. He rightfully didn't want to be on drugs. There is no what ifs. He lived a good life and died free.
@@andrewearth469 imo its "authorities" which mess this up, heard he got arrested for urinating in his own home ( a van at the time). As if this were a crime, the idea that people should be ashamed of such a thing is enforced by the violence monopolists. They wont allow reason on the topic and when challenged, they will say that they are doing their job. They are commiting very bad acts, i think his hatred towards government agencies is valid as the notion that the power they hold is valid is absurd. not saying that is the only reason for focusing on those organisations in particular, but it can be very difficult to express this hatred in a world where people uphold these structures at every step, maybe that is why it appears incoherent
If I could just take what I have now and give it to Terry back then... He's such a good boy. He has earned support and gratification. He should've received something better. 🙏
It's amazing how intertwined his technical knowledge of computer science is with his insane conspiracy stuff. Like he just seamlessly goes from one to the next.
One of the shitter things about this situation i just realized is that because his mental illness was officially recognized he probably wouldn’t be allowed to work even he wanted to, so even if he wanted to climb out of his situation by himself (while staying off his meds) he wouldn’t be able to.
Here in my country people get a reward for turning in people with e.g. depression or saying bad words about big brother, then after reeducation they can never have a job again.
i don't understand schizophrenia. how is he able to be so coherent here? he's directly responding to the questions and concisely elaborating on details necessary for his story; i honestly wouldn't be able to tell there was anything off about him from this. huge contrast when compared to most of his other videos
Arcade, schizophrenia affects people differently across a wide spectrum and often times schizophrenics aren't anything like the way the media depicts them as incoherent babbling lunatics. Many aspects of the illness are triggered by the presence or absence of stimuli in one's surrounding environment, so that may be partially why he seems so coherent and present in the moment here, because the interviewer is keeping his train of thought mostly on-track with his questions and the general conversation. Contrast this to the streams where he is alone in his van and has been up all night drinking diet cola and smoking cigarettes and is parked somewhere in the desert and is talking about what he hears god telling him. Here's a video where he describes his day to day reality and symptoms of living with schizophrenia: th-cam.com/video/3560w_eOmmY/w-d-xo.html
@@ecasey4216 Also weed triggers it, which here in Canada since its become legal theres warning labels warning you about mild schizophrenia symptoms can develop while smoking it. I thought i saw a video of Terry puffing on a joint so I'm like ahh that could explain it, the harmless drug no one suspects... can make you crazy.
@@mikejones-vd3fg False. If you are predisposed to schizophrenia, already have it, or have other mental illnesses or predispositions, drugs and alcohol can make those things come on sooner. Not just weed. If you're predisposed to mental illness or are already ill you should stay far away from any drugs. They can all bring it on sooner. Edit: the dispensary containers don't say that shit. None of them. Not on bud, not on concentrates either. I'll be specific for you about what the labels say. "Adolescents and young adults are at a greater risk of harm from cannabis use." "Do not use cannabis while breastfeeding." "Do not operate vehicles or machinery after the use of cannabis."
@@mikejones-vd3fg it's not the drug that makes you crazy, if you developed mental illness issues after consuming drugs, that just means you brought out what you were predisposed to earlier than it normally would've been. Not just weed. All drugs. It's doesn't just "give you schizophrenia". If that were true everyone and their grandparents would've gone senile by age 20.
I can really see that he is kinda sad when he gets asked "Is the anything that we can do for you?" 37:50 ... I am sure it was sanity that led him to suicide..
not into terry davis temple os, but i got to say this guy is pretty damn smart and deserve a lot more credit than people give him no credit, if i was around there and saw terry i would have a nice computer nerd talk i do like to listen to people of all sorts as i know myself im not perfect nor is anyone else i'm a true believe in god and jesus and i can understand terry in many ways maybe people are too blind to see what is real terry made a lot of sense in this video. I mean yeah hes a skitzo i deal with skitzo my youngest brother is one even though theres no medical proof but i know a skitzo when i see one and he is but hes not like terry... hes actually the nutcase one, terry is actually pretty smart and knows his way around computers very good and has good pride in what he does people are just too damn ignorant to understand him and his knowledge.
@@nowaskmehow Science is basically a religion, differnt ways at answering the same questions, how did it start, you can argue Religion started as a primitive scientific tool, with nothing other than observation and humankinds brain, he saught to answer why this, why that. Why does it rain? The Gods are angry, well that makes sense i did sin the other day. Simple yet practicle theory given the technology. Then there's the whole idea of followers and believers and leaders, same goes for science, no ones actually doing science but they believe it in it, back then no one read the bible but they took those who did words for it, and the ones who were actually doing it were at constant disagreement with each other, hence the competing theories and religious sects that developed. Same phenomenon. And science even has its atheists, flat earthers, who will just not believe any of it. Im just waiting for the scientific jesus to come and call out all the corrupt science, thats all thats left to conclude this is the same shit different pile. And really when you think about it, science is just a belief system, you have to believe the number 1 exists when we dont see it anywhere it reality. That little bit there takes belief in the imaginary so its essentially the same thing. Id even say the scientific God equivalent would be just randomness, what could be omnipotent in predictable mathematical world? not being able to be predicted, Randomness. And you know what, i was just watching a coding stream and the host was reading out of book of random numbers, jokingly, but here it was, the preacher of science preaching the good word of randomness to the disciples. The parallels are hilarious.
It is pretty hard to get a handle on the truth. NIST did get corrupted. They had to backtrack their initial claim that Building 7 did not go down at free-fall acceleration (some HS physics teacher used the footage to show it did for a few seconds). Related, I noticed that a while back "flat earth" trolls tended to pop up unexpectedly on nein-elven threads that were getting a little too serious. Maybe it's being used as a tool to be used to discredit dangerous dissidence.
@@mihaiisvoranu The person who made the video seems to know some things about Terry's views that are hard to find. I am trying to make a collection of sane technical commentary of Terry..
@@jemandoondame2581 i know who the guy is. his name is "oracle" something, but i really don't think he's interested anymore. the guy was running some startup last time i checked a year ago.
Extremely interesting that Terry couldn't handle the burden to his conscience that would result from spending any more than a few paid days on a moonshot project. I know that commendable "delta male" psychology first hand, and it's based in a fundamentally good drive to be productive, but it's also something that can prevent great breakthroughs and even life progress. Even more interesting that he had those breakthroughs, (at least the technical ones,) but they came about from slogging for 12 years at a fundamentally solvable but seemingly too-massive kind of project.
Very true what he says about those that reject the bible but love science. It's perfect justice now that they doubt the moon landings and the shape of the earth. Interviewer was a bit cringey tbh
@@workerworker7961 As a game developer, I've heard of the terms he uses but really have no knowledge about them. It's so freaking interesting. I love these interviews!
I feel bad about him. Like he is a clown to be used for jokes. He should hve never gone to this racist internet culture, it fucking made tjings worse for him and his image. I am sorry for him not getting from here.
I bet most people feel sorry for you and see you as a poor clown too. What's your excuse for being so incoherent and not being able to write properly? Is it just laziness or pure ignorance? "I am sorry for him not getting from here". WTF does that even mean?
This guy taught me the value of dedication. He put 12 years into a project and didn't expect any monetary value from it, all he wanted is for people to use it. I respect him very much for this. Rest easy sir.
"Pride or money, choose one" T. Davis
I agree, it is incredible what people with dedication can achieve
This random interview is one of the greatest technical treasures we could have ever gotten from Terry.
and moral too!
besides templeOS
He looked very lonely. Poor guy. This probably made his day, the privelege to talk to people tbh
Brought a tear to my eye when he talked about his Dad that never believed in him. He brushed over it - but i can tell it hurt him so deeply.
the host is the best person, he understands what Terry says, listens carefully and laughs at the technical jokes and also points out the bs, like the trolls on flat earth or NIST being fake. Great interview, loved watching it!!
It's a good time to visit these videos again and meditate on Terry's wisdom. His rational belief in the Bible is just one of the many perspectives we are sorely missing today.
His eyes have a shine to them. Maybe its a beautiful soul, or just the brightness of a certain group. rip terry.
All homeless people but also people victim in war or soldiers at the battlefield with trauma get that glaze in their eyes.
@@ascientist3659 I wonder what causes that, like biologically. That heavens gate guy is a good example, it’s creepy how bright his eyes are
@@ascientist3659 i doubt it he didnt have them like that before in his olfer videos but being homeless changes you
@@ascientist3659 oh okay but if you looo at terry older videos his eye sight changed into that more pure good eyes when before they were full of fear and dullnesss from working on his os or the stufff goong on
exactly, and look at the way he talks
he behaves so normally, people who tried to make crazy man of him are cunts
I really admire Terry. I look up to him. Wish he was still alive.
August 11th. Rest in peace, Terry. You deserved better.
He has such a soulful stare when he is looking straight at the camera without saying a word... It just brings me to tears... Rest in peace King...
12:20. I like this segment. He talks about music being like a genius thing or stuff being genius but it actually making sense and being normal. I am learning math and I am currently studying Algebraic Topology and Diff geometry and their connection, I’m mastering diff geo though, more than learning the graduate level texts. But. I’ve done a fair bit of math. And I remember it being like intimidating and it was about pride, and it seemed like something few people could do, and so was solving problems. The thing is the more you do it, and actually look at the history and context between the theorems it makes a lot of sense.
Like, idk if this applies to how programming is taught in academia or other things but, I remember reading textbooks and seeing the theorems and proofs and I understood them, but how they came up with the idea to do such things or how they used certain “tricks they pulled out of their ass” to complete the proof, baffled me, and I was like you’d have to be a genius. One thing recently I like, Heine Borel theorem. In Munkres they prove the theorem but more generally, and in that context it’s not easy to see how one could prove it in the context of point set topology. The proof also is just retarded in general, but you look at the proof of Heine Borel theorem and you place it in point set topology, it would make little sense how someone could just think of that in their study of point set topology, but the thing is, the actual context was analysis, and not point set topology, and the history and proof was really just a tool for another proof about uniform continuity. I would say this is a good example of this type of out of context stuff. A lot of textbooks do this type of stuff, this may not be the best example, but it’s an example, and it reminded me of my study of math.
Because textbooks are designed to teach you subsets of math for a certain academic purpose, and what they don’t teach is the history or context of the time. It wasn’t just Heine Borel, but other stuff, and it always intimidated me, but most times it is taken out of context of the time, because once you look at the mathematician at the time, and what they were doing, it makes logical sense. Idk. I have more to say, but this is long, the point is I like this segment. “You realize humans are mortal” is the takeaway, we can remember a lot of things, but we can only remember a subset carrying only so much information at once, our brains are finite, and could be bigger, so what does that say about us. I also like the religion segment. I am Christian, and a lot of other mathematicians were Christian. Loud atheists are idiots. To be atheist is understandable, but the ones who have no humility and say “ durrr science” are rarded. When Terry is lucid, he makes some really good points. I mean in general he does, he just articulates it in a funny manner.
stfu nerd
Loud athiests are like loud people of religion I'd say.
Use paragraphs.
It's all about thought patterns and people in the past had a different understanding of the world and could approach certain things from different angles. When we read their solution to their 'problems' now we think of them as a genius. In the end it's all very simple and infinite and the human brain can't comprehend it all. It's simple because when you grasp one concept of this world, the others become logical and seem repetitive but there are so many angles and perspectives that you'll never find it.
Impolite: did you use GPT3 artificial intelligence to write and complete your comment? GPT2 sounds similar in words.
Correct.
“People think I’m CIA”
:)))))
13:07 That whole bit about being intimidated by musicians and then realizing you too can make music and not being intimidated anymore was pretty good and very true
He is in a way telling you, go try to make your own OS, your own compiler, do it. Don’t be intimidated, you can do it too. Maybe not as good and it might take a long time but the attempt is worth is to not be intimidated any longer
when he’s focused and around people, he actually acts pretty lucid, and pretty humble. makes you think what could have been if someone looked after him.
The people that "looked after" him wanted him on drugs. He rightfully didn't want to be on drugs. There is no what ifs. He lived a good life and died free.
@@andrewearth469 imo its "authorities" which mess this up, heard he got arrested for urinating in his own home ( a van at the time). As if this were a crime, the idea that people should be ashamed of such a thing is enforced by the violence monopolists. They wont allow reason on the topic and when challenged, they will say that they are doing their job. They are commiting very bad acts, i think his hatred towards government agencies is valid as the notion that the power they hold is valid is absurd. not saying that is the only reason for focusing on those organisations in particular, but it can be very difficult to express this hatred in a world where people uphold these structures at every step, maybe that is why it appears incoherent
The interviewers clearly cared a lot about making sure he was ok & trying to help him, very nice to see. He talks a lot of sense here. RIP Terry.
If I could just take what I have now and give it to Terry back then... He's such a good boy. He has earned support and gratification. He should've received something better. 🙏
Terry lives on as an inspiration through these interviews, so in a sense; he met his goal.
RIP a legend we all love terry and he lives on in our hearts, hope i can have a beer with him at the pearly gates one day
It's amazing how intertwined his technical knowledge of computer science is with his insane conspiracy stuff. Like he just seamlessly goes from one to the next.
because he knows the truth
He had internal voices he was communicating with aswell as his own thoughts
One of the shitter things about this situation i just realized is that because his mental illness was officially recognized he probably wouldn’t be allowed to work even he wanted to, so even if he wanted to climb out of his situation by himself (while staying off his meds) he wouldn’t be able to.
Here in my country people get a reward for turning in people with e.g. depression or saying bad words about big brother, then after reeducation they can never have a job again.
The way he talked about compilers and assembly. He clearly memorized all his E.E degree. RIP
@HORSE馬 If Terry was right about the CIA then he’d be dead… Oh wait...
@Ginger Would that be the Middle Empire during the Red Dynasty?
@@mrkitty777 What country do you live in?
Rest easy, Terry. Your work will live on forever.
This guy is a freakn genius and a dam Legend , freakn wow , if you have any sence or even half a brain this guy is dropping moab BOMBS
25:40 major wisdom
i don't understand schizophrenia. how is he able to be so coherent here? he's directly responding to the questions and concisely elaborating on details necessary for his story; i honestly wouldn't be able to tell there was anything off about him from this. huge contrast when compared to most of his other videos
Arcade, schizophrenia affects people differently across a wide spectrum and often times schizophrenics aren't anything like the way the media depicts them as incoherent babbling lunatics. Many aspects of the illness are triggered by the presence or absence of stimuli in one's surrounding environment, so that may be partially why he seems so coherent and present in the moment here, because the interviewer is keeping his train of thought mostly on-track with his questions and the general conversation.
Contrast this to the streams where he is alone in his van and has been up all night drinking diet cola and smoking cigarettes and is parked somewhere in the desert and is talking about what he hears god telling him. Here's a video where he describes his day to day reality and symptoms of living with schizophrenia: th-cam.com/video/3560w_eOmmY/w-d-xo.html
@@ecasey4216 Also weed triggers it, which here in Canada since its become legal theres warning labels warning you about mild schizophrenia symptoms can develop while smoking it. I thought i saw a video of Terry puffing on a joint so I'm like ahh that could explain it, the harmless drug no one suspects... can make you crazy.
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@@mikejones-vd3fg False. If you are predisposed to schizophrenia, already have it, or have other mental illnesses or predispositions, drugs and alcohol can make those things come on sooner. Not just weed. If you're predisposed to mental illness or are already ill you should stay far away from any drugs. They can all bring it on sooner.
Edit: the dispensary containers don't say that shit. None of them. Not on bud, not on concentrates either. I'll be specific for you about what the labels say. "Adolescents and young adults are at a greater risk of harm from cannabis use." "Do not use cannabis while breastfeeding." "Do not operate vehicles or machinery after the use of cannabis."
@@mikejones-vd3fg it's not the drug that makes you crazy, if you developed mental illness issues after consuming drugs, that just means you brought out what you were predisposed to earlier than it normally would've been. Not just weed. All drugs. It's doesn't just "give you schizophrenia". If that were true everyone and their grandparents would've gone senile by age 20.
This is excellent, thank you
15:03 "wasn't a fat 32... kinda like mine" RIP King.
Lord , let this man into heaven please. He lived his life for us and he loved You.
Thanks for watching!
Follow me on Telegram: t.me/BitAssist
Sick username, RIP BSS
Terry was indeed a fuckin genius guy
Rip our dear Terry A. Devis
I can really see that he is kinda sad when he gets asked "Is the anything that we can do for you?" 37:50 ... I am sure it was sanity that led him to suicide..
I missed you Terry 😢
the mix between intelligence and insanity make these so interesting for some reason
That part about the bible and moon. Gold 😁
not into terry davis temple os, but i got to say this guy is pretty damn smart and deserve a lot more credit than people give him no credit, if i was around there and saw terry i would have a nice computer nerd talk i do like to listen to people of all sorts as i know myself im not perfect nor is anyone else i'm a true believe in god and jesus and i can understand terry in many ways maybe people are too blind to see what is real terry made a lot of sense in this video. I mean yeah hes a skitzo i deal with skitzo my youngest brother is one even though theres no medical proof but i know a skitzo when i see one and he is but hes not like terry... hes actually the nutcase one, terry is actually pretty smart and knows his way around computers very good and has good pride in what he does people are just too damn ignorant to understand him and his knowledge.
I'm not religious and I believe in sience, his argument on questioning is good.
Proving the moon landing as comparison to proving Jesus or God. Yes Terry explained it well.
You have faith in science, in other words.
@@nowaskmehow Science is basically a religion, differnt ways at answering the same questions, how did it start, you can argue Religion started as a primitive scientific tool, with nothing other than observation and humankinds brain, he saught to answer why this, why that. Why does it rain? The Gods are angry, well that makes sense i did sin the other day. Simple yet practicle theory given the technology. Then there's the whole idea of followers and believers and leaders, same goes for science, no ones actually doing science but they believe it in it, back then no one read the bible but they took those who did words for it, and the ones who were actually doing it were at constant disagreement with each other, hence the competing theories and religious sects that developed. Same phenomenon. And science even has its atheists, flat earthers, who will just not believe any of it. Im just waiting for the scientific jesus to come and call out all the corrupt science, thats all thats left to conclude this is the same shit different pile. And really when you think about it, science is just a belief system, you have to believe the number 1 exists when we dont see it anywhere it reality. That little bit there takes belief in the imaginary so its essentially the same thing. Id even say the scientific God equivalent would be just randomness, what could be omnipotent in predictable mathematical world? not being able to be predicted, Randomness. And you know what, i was just watching a coding stream and the host was reading out of book of random numbers, jokingly, but here it was, the preacher of science preaching the good word of randomness to the disciples. The parallels are hilarious.
amen terry rip buddy
notice the music in the background pretty fitting for king terry and the fact it was a mcdonalds they always have lame music.
I've been noticing the romantic era harp music in part one, the classical era music in this one.
R.I.P.
@@FancyNoises true
exactly, lol
It is pretty hard to get a handle on the truth. NIST did get corrupted. They had to backtrack their initial claim that Building 7 did not go down at free-fall acceleration (some HS physics teacher used the footage to show it did for a few seconds). Related, I noticed that a while back "flat earth" trolls tended to pop up unexpectedly on nein-elven threads that were getting a little too serious. Maybe it's being used as a tool to be used to discredit dangerous dissidence.
Terry looked pretty good on this video, not gonna lie. No homo though
He looks like Bruce Willis with hair. Same jawline.
@HORSE馬 well, who isn't anyway?
nice. wish i knew what he was talking about
0:51 what about gcc?
"Hell no! I'm a white man, I wrote my own compiler"
Anyone watch waking life? I think excerts from this interview would fit in well if it was added and rottoed it into a future rerelease.
When was this filmed?
Mcdonald's
@@TheRedstonedeluxe LMFAO
@@TheRedstonedeluxe its when not where but nice joke
Probably after he became homeless
@@anonnona6940 definitely after. I'm coming along after. In hindsight, did nobody ever get him a GoFundMe? 🥺
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0:20 did the interview assistant seriously ask Terry if his cigarette was a good smoke?
no dislikes ?
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this was recorded long time ago tf
I'm failing compsci and yet this man suffers illness while dominating his trade. No excuses, anyone can code!
This was uploaded on discord? Which discord? Who.is te person.that uploaded it?
maybe it was mirrored to a fan-made discord. afaik terry and his community only used irc.
@@mihaiisvoranu You need to contact the person from whom you've get this. Tracing the source until we find the discord..
@@jemandoondame2581 why? i mean what are you trying to find out?
@@mihaiisvoranu The person who made the video seems to know some things about Terry's views that are hard to find. I am trying to make a collection of sane technical commentary of Terry..
@@jemandoondame2581 i know who the guy is. his name is "oracle" something, but i really don't think he's interested anymore. the guy was running some startup last time i checked a year ago.
Terry Davis was saved and born again i think . I think he is saved and born again . I think he knows Christ
Extremely interesting that Terry couldn't handle the burden to his conscience that would result from spending any more than a few paid days on a moonshot project. I know that commendable "delta male" psychology first hand, and it's based in a fundamentally good drive to be productive, but it's also something that can prevent great breakthroughs and even life progress.
Even more interesting that he had those breakthroughs, (at least the technical ones,) but they came about from slogging for 12 years at a fundamentally solvable but seemingly too-massive kind of project.
what is rad51?
Was it "erratic" sorting?
how is this in 2020 he past back in 2018 :o
Archive
When was this conducted
Nurenterry rally, 1934
2018?
Very true what he says about those that reject the bible but love science. It's perfect justice now that they doubt the moon landings and the shape of the earth. Interviewer was a bit cringey tbh
Was Terry ever using drugs?
They tried to get him to take medication but it impacted how well he was able to work so he refused to take it
@@sarahh2072 and he did right, not allowing fucking pseudo-doctors to mess with his mind
Outs his brother as a drug dealer, gets hit by a train
@@sathoras he had 7 siblings
Big brother 😔
His brother was CIA
@@Kruegernator123 :/ :(
He went full crazy ramble mode in this one, i think he was excited have some company
Calling this crazy is so fucking delusional
Crazy ramble? It was a pure, unadulterated stream of consciousness. As an embedded programmer, found lots of good insight surprisingly.
Clearly you don't get out much hes giving a biography
@@workerworker7961 As a game developer, I've heard of the terms he uses but really have no knowledge about them. It's so freaking interesting. I love these interviews!
He has mentioned in the past soda makes him crazy kinda.
yo man can you share me the discord or have you moved to telegram?
discord of what
@@4n0ngaming for the terry questions
@@tarekali7064 terry is dead
@@4n0ngaming ik
@@tarekali7064 ?
is that tourettes guy too?
Tourette with ADHD and sleeping disorder, he was exhausted working himself to death.
God neglected him.
I feel bad about him. Like he is a clown to be used for jokes. He should hve never gone to this racist internet culture, it fucking made tjings worse for him and his image. I am sorry for him not getting from here.
I bet most people feel sorry for you and see you as a poor clown too. What's your excuse for being so incoherent and not being able to write properly? Is it just laziness or pure ignorance?
"I am sorry for him not getting from here". WTF does that even mean?
this guy shoulda be introduced to bitcoin and did a coding project