and what's bad about it ? it's way more engaging reading on paper and books in general, than on computer screen... i've found that i learn way more by reading coding books, real books.. rather than text on screen.... if u get schedules,tasks or whatever in an email or smt, why not print them out... if ur courier for example... im '86 child.. that makes me what , millenial or xennial ? ... zoomers are fcked tbh... just spent the midsommer festives in my country... a what .. 15-16y zoomer or is that gen z already? just sitting on discord 24/7... in fucking summer 26c... playing videogames... so pathetic to watch, eventho i was first gen to play consoles and videogames etc... we still spent most of our time outside and in the evenings played counter-strike and quake, and still were skilled and paved the way of e-sports... if ur a gen-z/zoomer and spend shit tons of time on computer... instead of reddits,4chan and all the meaningless shit they are doing, they should be learning technical skills instead... i bet in 2060~ , if you can't code, it's considered to be illiteracy
As someone studying to become a computer engineer myself, I am very against the way technology is used today, the way we have become dependent on it and the way it's becoming more and more centralized. I believe technology should be used minimalistically and only when it's necessary. Websites should work like static records to learn and study from when you have no printed source available, not to obsessively chat and like photographs like a maniac or watch porn all day. It's incredibly annoying how newer technology has come to represent materialism and hedonism, even though it could very easily be just a tool for us to educate ourselves, compute and communicate. What's even more annoying is how I am expected, because of my interest in the field, to be ideologically aligned and totally on board with this insane and immoral process of dependency and addiction.
As a CS student, I find this frightening because of how relatable it is. Same here, because I am constantly being told by alot of people (6/10 times its boomers who are doe eyed about the future and basically watched the Jetsons growing up) that "ohh man duude you have to get into Machine Learning and AI developemet. Dude, you have to progress the world by learning all JS libraries that slow down websites tremendously". Its really annoying. Like once I said I didnt like Tiktok and I wanted nothing to do with it, another person responded with, "why not??? Having tiktok is beneficial for especially if you are in CS. Its because its mOdErN tEcHnoLogY and its inNvaTivE. ". Fml
@@thehalchannel9036 It may appear that it's just on STEM, but this tendency is something that's been growing in all subjects and fields of study. Education has become filled with the sick ideas of materialism, which itself is part of nihilism. I'm hoping that as a CS major, my voice regarding the dangers of the way we handle technology will be heard. I'm hoping that the next generation of CS majors can start a movement of decentralization and minimalism regarding computers. Computers are a tool - we can use them to arm ourselves with knowledge and share ideas the way e.g Luke Smith is doing right now. We can also let it be the means through which we will become more and more consumerist pawns in the board game of international mega-corporations. It's literally on our hands and I'm optimistic that we will overcome this degeneracy.
If you are not "dependent" on a technology, it's useless. You are dependent on your clothes, house, the expertise of thousands of other people and the machines and tools they use as well as the infrastructure. And that's a good thing. If you are never willing to trust anything whatsoever, if you are never willing to be dependent on others, you will never get anywhere. One should think that a computer engineer would understand that, but education is not the same as wisdom. As for your lament that software isn't sufficiently fascist, I can only say that the world you desire would be boring beyond comprehension.
@Luis Utz Goettig No, and I was talking about dependence. If you don't depend on something, it's not very useful. I depend very much on my glasses, which is a sign of their immense utility.
I read uncle ted’s manifesto on a node js webpage hosted from a kubernetes container hosted on Microsoft azure accessed through Microsoft edge on a hololens.
Always good to see people, younger or older, become interested in learning aspects of the field. Here's hoping that this perception of 'primitiveness' vs technological advancements becomes less black and white in the eyes of other folks who are used to living in traditions exclusively. Cheers!
Exactly what I've been doing. My parents were very poor, so I started life from 0. I've been programming professionally for 6 years now and saving up whatever I can. Probably 10 more years before I can buy my own house and have enough saved up to also start my own company, but after that I'll only do things I've been meaning to do. Small price to pay for my independence until the end of my life.
Independence in and of itself is not a virtue. Living in a good community involveS interdependance for different things. Dependence on people and organizations that dont need you, a one way relationship, certainly is unhealthy.
Independence is definitely a virtue. Independence does not mean becoming a recluse. If we look at the dictionary definition: "Independence: the ability to live your life without being helped or influenced by other people." The ability. Being able to survive on your own, then choosing to co-operate with others if that's what you wish. A person who isn't independent isn't in charge of those decisions. He can be forced to become dependent. That's quite literally the origin of the word IN-DEPENDENT.
As someone who is studying CS in college currently, one thought that i regularly have regarding this issue is the fact that if technology is some horrible thing that is consuming us and our societies then i would prefer to be one of the people who is informed about the topic and capable of understand technology at a lower level. it's not the reason i got into computer science and im not really going to claim that i myself am completely red pill but it comforts me a bit to know that atleast i have some sort of understanding of technology
I think that the biggest threat to personal freedom is the cloud. We need decentralized computing. It must be voluntary and allow the user to charge another for the use of his resources. Plan9 didn't go far enough. We need to code things using object capabilities so that security is enforced from the lowest level all the way up.
Funny how life walks in circles, a couple years ago i watched Varg Vikernes's videos, eventually started getting desinterested on them and moved on, then i started getting into health and fitness, learned about keto, than carnivores, than the raw meat crowd with channels like sv3rige and such, those guys advocated to a similar "primitive" life style that varg did, with sv3rige even mentioning varg directly. Than fast foward a year or so and i decide i want to be a programmer, start learning some basics, learn about Linux and the whole open source movement in general and, by chance, find this channel, fast foward to today and is almost like everything is tying up in a nice little bow, everything ends up somehow leading back to this very same topic one way or another.
😄 Varg. Hes on some real shit tho. Its about balance. Incorporate the OG lifestyle, but stay current. Itll keep you in shape for resisting the eventual techno-authoritarian dystopia..
@@vanhohenheim9249 they're working hard to adjust the algorithm so this sort of thing doesn't happen. I swear, around 5 years ago youtube's algorithm was actually alright. Now it doesn't seem to work properly at all.
Great video, man! Also, I'd add to this that becoming proficient with technology not necessarily will make you more dependent, sometimes the outcome is the opposite
People addicted to some technological system are a lot like people facing substance abuse and I think they should be treated in the same way. An alcoholic that fully understands how his drinking is damaging his life or those of others around him is able to re evaluate his decision whether or not to drink every time he picks up a bottle. Just an understanding of how much time I waste scrolling through pointless subreddits is enough of a deterrent to tell myself "no" when I fall into the familiar trap of idleness, and instead read, work out, get my prayers in for the day etc. RIP Thulean Perspective. Varg really was too much of a boomer for his own good
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Hello Luke, could you enable community translations please (at least on this video). I know a Turkish guy with hearing impediments who is interested in your content. Unfortunately, TH-cam auto-captions are not accurate enough for him.
in a similar situation and i am thinking of becoming a remote "software engineer" and live far from the city. don't know if it's a feasible thing but hope it works out
Look into the ownership of Apple, Microsoft, etc. Surprise! The same banks own all of them and there is only the illusion of competition. Vanguard, BlackRock, StateStreet, etc.
From a 3rd world country too. I have this 2GB ram laptop I try to do CTFs and learn reversing on not-so-heavy-but-tricky programs, so I have skills when I get job and buy those consoles. My desire to live in cities, have car, gadgets, enjoy video games, all is gone, I love computers, music and art though, hoping for situation to improve, I will probably do same xD I like reversing, but also cooking, and all, won't regret being away from all leisure and luxuries
I don't see a solution out of online gambling through games other than government banning it, I don't see gambling going away at all unless the government stops it. It's so everpresent for some people, and they suffer because they're addicts. But I do buy into the idea that we'll get web 3.0 no matter what the government does or doesn't do.
Within the first few paragraphs of ISAIF TK presents the idea of the "Power Process" This is direct personal action to Feed clothe and shelter oneself and family. When the power process is passed on to someone else whether it be other persons Governments or masters, the pschological effect on the individual is a negative because the mind understands that there is interdependence instead of independence, and so the individual is marked by his/her personal vulnerability. Actions of daily life are defined as surrogate activities. The more a society and individual rest in Surrogate activities, the less stable "Healthy" the indivudual is.
A well read Misesian should be able to navigate such pedestrian objections; private roads have been implemented quite successfully in American history, at least according to history professor Dr. Tom Woods.
Archeofuturism is the best type of future life. I wanna farm my Martian potatoes with my genetically engineered cyborg-loli tomboy tradwaifu on a Lagrangian colony.
Something I like about technology is the power that brings to poor people like me😃, for example I worked as advertiser, iI make money then I learn English, all in a cheap computer.
I'm gonna give a generic recommendation: be as independent as you can without compromising on your own comfort (what you view as "good" or "useful"). It's ok to be dependent on others to some extent, that is what economic specialization (ie division of labor) is. Just make sure you aren't completely dependent on others to live. You can always live without a TV, without soy-lattes and without the internet, but make sure you have all the essentials to survive for a long period of time (a roof over your head, some land, enough savings, food and water reserves and what not many people are thinking about, a good human waste disposal device to avoid contacting potential diseases, those that can be avoided). You can have an internet connection if you find it useful in your life (I use it to research all kinds of stuff, especially DYI stuff that can improve my life), you can have an electric screwdriver if it makes your life easier, you can have a solar panel if you make use of electricity, but never compromise on your basics, those "things" that you need for survival that may be unavailable during some crises.
Boom it needs institutional, societal governmental change fundamentally. Of course we as individuals can do our bit but have to remember on the other side of the coin there are the world best behavioral scientists trying to keep you there.
These days i've started thinking again about the consequences of technology. Technology and computers will always be an hobby for me, but i started being more aware about what internet/3W became in the time: watching Serial Experiments Lain the first time made me think a lot about internet (and the author predicted what would have become), then i read "Why the future doesn't need us" from Bill Joy (contributed to BSD, and founded Sun Microsystems) where he talks about risks of pushing development of technology too far (he reflected also about the essay of Kazcynski) and when we should stop (so, ask ourselves if it's worth investing in a technology and which consequences could have), and these days i listened to lessons about Cyber-Security (in particular IT law in Italy) where learnt about the impact of technology today and how we are going to rely on it, and why we are at risk (attackers are more advantaged than defenders). I can also say that Ken Thompson (God itself and father of UNIX) talked about interesting things: _trusting trust_ attacks (backdoors that are very hard to detect, and backdoors that are hidden and nobody knows of. Famous his phrase: "You cannot trust programs you didn't create yourself"), the rise of cloud computing ("operating systems will disappear for how bad they're maintained... the future will be a screen shipped over a wire") and concerns about it, the growth of complexity in computing. I realized that people today have access to very powerful tools, and they can use them without little knowledge (user-friendliness is what actually enables them, even little kids and monkeys would be able to use a smartphone) and do harmful things to themselves and others. I still think that technology is neutral, and it's something that can be used to make our life easier or make it harder and hurt ourselves.
Well I already consoomed the video yesterday in the 1 minute time frame it was out. Also, printing out an email or a webpage is about the most boomer thing one can do
OK I'm 1min in but let me remind you all: you don't know everything about society just by reading a couple of manifestos. Don't be a 20 years old revolutionary.
So they should wait the obligatory 40 years so they are tied down by a shitty wage slave job, a crappy marriage and debt so crippling that they can't even think about doing anything about anything?
@@MrCmon113 Nah I'm completely happy in my life. Looks like my statement hit a little too close to home for you though. Just keep your chin up and I'm sure things will turn around for you.
@@frankblack8448 You are trying really hard to be condescending, but you are just an instance of the doomer meme, assuming the worst whenever possible. What you lack is gratitude for all of the great freedoms, comforts and opportunities modernity provides to you. Working a comfortable job and being able to borrow money are priviledges in themselves.
imagine being such a boomer that you print out an email
My 80 year old grandad literally does this lol :) he's pretty tech savvy but as far as he's concerned emails are letters, and letters belong on paper.
😂😂😂
@Mialisus shut up zoomer stop making shit up
and what's bad about it ?
it's way more engaging reading on paper and books in general, than on computer screen...
i've found that i learn way more by reading coding books, real books.. rather than text on screen....
if u get schedules,tasks or whatever in an email or smt, why not print them out... if ur courier for example...
im '86 child.. that makes me what , millenial or xennial ? ...
zoomers are fcked tbh... just spent the midsommer festives in my country... a what .. 15-16y zoomer or is that gen z already? just sitting on discord 24/7... in fucking summer 26c... playing videogames...
so pathetic to watch, eventho i was first gen to play consoles and videogames etc... we still spent most of our time outside and in the evenings played counter-strike and quake, and still were skilled and paved the way of e-sports...
if ur a gen-z/zoomer and spend shit tons of time on computer... instead of reddits,4chan and all the meaningless shit they are doing, they should be learning technical skills instead... i bet in 2060~ , if you can't code, it's considered to be illiteracy
Johan Svensson imagine a person who identifies him as a zoomer send email as a pdf
'even ted kaczynski used technology to get his word out there' lmaooooo
ha gotemmmm
Ted btfo
I never thought of that lolz
Ironic, you criticize Rome yet use its roads
@@videorelaxant2780 Someone got btfo, but it wasn't Ted.
Whoa, Luke Smith has a paper. Minecraft is really a great source of inspiration to innovation!
ted k is literally a minecraft character
@@musicamonarchy3062 Holy heckerino!!!! Uncle Ted basically lived like in MINECRAFT!!!!1111
@@jimmy4716 but where he farm creepers?
Not he is from the Sims 1 tutorial hahaha
@@aneeshprasobhan it's a blocks game
Based rural farmer milking normies for money
The moment i liked.
Just called it organic and all natural and all the wine box swilling suburban Karens will throw money like its a stripper.
Must consoom Luke Smith
Vore
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no
Yes
Some picks red pill
Some picks blue pill
I just pick the Tide pods since it has both colors and technology told me to do it.
Lol
Damn that actually made me think for a minute
And here I am picking the #FF0000 pill...
LMFOA
@@MrAnsatsuken Based & Praise the Sun pilled
Normie tax confirmed.
As someone studying to become a computer engineer myself, I am very against the way technology is used today, the way we have become dependent on it and the way it's becoming more and more centralized. I believe technology should be used minimalistically and only when it's necessary. Websites should work like static records to learn and study from when you have no printed source available, not to obsessively chat and like photographs like a maniac or watch porn all day. It's incredibly annoying how newer technology has come to represent materialism and hedonism, even though it could very easily be just a tool for us to educate ourselves, compute and communicate. What's even more annoying is how I am expected, because of my interest in the field, to be ideologically aligned and totally on board with this insane and immoral process of dependency and addiction.
As a CS student, I find this frightening because of how relatable it is. Same here, because I am constantly being told by alot of people (6/10 times its boomers who are doe eyed about the future and basically watched the Jetsons growing up) that "ohh man duude you have to get into Machine Learning and AI developemet. Dude, you have to progress the world by learning all JS libraries that slow down websites tremendously". Its really annoying. Like once I said I didnt like Tiktok and I wanted nothing to do with it, another person responded with, "why not??? Having tiktok is beneficial for especially if you are in CS. Its because its mOdErN tEcHnoLogY and its inNvaTivE. ". Fml
There is so much encouragement to do harmful shit to our world as STEM majors. Its kind of jarring
@@thehalchannel9036 It may appear that it's just on STEM, but this tendency is something that's been growing in all subjects and fields of study. Education has become filled with the sick ideas of materialism, which itself is part of nihilism. I'm hoping that as a CS major, my voice regarding the dangers of the way we handle technology will be heard. I'm hoping that the next generation of CS majors can start a movement of decentralization and minimalism regarding computers. Computers are a tool - we can use them to arm ourselves with knowledge and share ideas the way e.g Luke Smith is doing right now. We can also let it be the means through which we will become more and more consumerist pawns in the board game of international mega-corporations. It's literally on our hands and I'm optimistic that we will overcome this degeneracy.
If you are not "dependent" on a technology, it's useless. You are dependent on your clothes, house, the expertise of thousands of other people and the machines and tools they use as well as the infrastructure. And that's a good thing. If you are never willing to trust anything whatsoever, if you are never willing to be dependent on others, you will never get anywhere.
One should think that a computer engineer would understand that, but education is not the same as wisdom.
As for your lament that software isn't sufficiently fascist, I can only say that the world you desire would be boring beyond comprehension.
@Luis Utz Goettig
No, and I was talking about dependence. If you don't depend on something, it's not very useful. I depend very much on my glasses, which is a sign of their immense utility.
My girlfriend calls me techno-amish: I only use technology that makes my life demonstrably better and ditch all the rest.
I mean practically, technology should only be used as support in your life and not as main life source, that's true but idk cyberpunk rules.
having a gf is bloat
techprim
Gf is bloat! get ride of her
gf is bloat, dump her.
Literally getting laundry detergent ads on this video
Zoomer gets luked and smithpilled
I read uncle Ted’s manifesto from my iPhone
I read uncle ted’s manifesto on a node js webpage hosted from a kubernetes container hosted on Microsoft azure accessed through Microsoft edge on a hololens.
Bailey Harrison we truly live in a society...
could you share a link?
Privateer Investor editions-hache.com/essais/pdf/kaczynski2.pdf
@@baileyharrison1030 baste
Always good to see people, younger or older, become interested in learning aspects of the field. Here's hoping that this perception of 'primitiveness' vs technological advancements becomes less black and white in the eyes of other folks who are used to living in traditions exclusively. Cheers!
Mialisus trebuchet mail
now I can play minecraft for 10 hours a day without feeling guilty... thanks Luke!
"I will milk them for every penny" - Luke Smith 2020
creajp penny come from cow
Οy gevaIt
Exactly what I've been doing. My parents were very poor, so I started life from 0. I've been programming professionally for 6 years now and saving up whatever I can. Probably 10 more years before I can buy my own house and have enough saved up to also start my own company, but after that I'll only do things I've been meaning to do. Small price to pay for my independence until the end of my life.
if you have health, you have everything
I comprehend :(
You know you have a high quality fanbase when they read Ted Kaczynski on their free time
RIP thulean perspective
Let's find out!
@@dawidstewart I can't
Don't eat raw meat, just craft a furnace
Eight cobblestone in the crafting table, leaving the center square empty.
Independence in and of itself is not a virtue. Living in a good community involveS interdependance for different things. Dependence on people and organizations that dont need you, a one way relationship, certainly is unhealthy.
Luke Smith talked about this in another video
You almost summoned jack Donovan
Independence is definitely a virtue. Independence does not mean becoming a recluse. If we look at the dictionary definition: "Independence: the ability to live your life without being helped or influenced by other people."
The ability. Being able to survive on your own, then choosing to co-operate with others if that's what you wish. A person who isn't independent isn't in charge of those decisions. He can be forced to become dependent. That's quite literally the origin of the word IN-DEPENDENT.
"The zoomers handbook to Nietzsche"
Meanwhile on /g/: "oMg LUkE iS sUcH a hYPocRiTe."
/g/ is a hellscape
/g/ is full of Indians and 400lb system administrators who spend 16 hours a day on Discord
RIP UNCLE TED
Luke Smith: Ted Kaczynski's PR guy
That feel when Luke mentions raw meat twice here and his Newsboat video has RSS feed for s3rige's channel.
Someone mentioned tide pods in the comments
I got an ad for Gain ‘cause boomer zoomers gotta have clean clothes
Hey, I am a 16 year old from Turkey too. What a coincidence.
Me either, I am also 16
12 merchants dislike this.
Can't wait for feral Luke vids in 5 years
Watched the ads for you so hopefully you can buy a new gaming pc and Xbox ❤️
🤣🤣🤣
To my fellow zoomer: remember you can hedge your bets on what skills you choose to pursue
As someone who is studying CS in college currently, one thought that i regularly have regarding this issue is the fact that if technology is some horrible thing that is consuming us and our societies then i would prefer to be one of the people who is informed about the topic and capable of understand technology at a lower level. it's not the reason i got into computer science and im not really going to claim that i myself am completely red pill but it comforts me a bit to know that atleast i have some sort of understanding of technology
I think that the biggest threat to personal freedom is the cloud. We need decentralized computing. It must be voluntary and allow the user to charge another for the use of his resources. Plan9 didn't go far enough.
We need to code things using object capabilities so that security is enforced from the lowest level all the way up.
>Read the unabomber's manifesto...
Fell for the meme
This channel should be called VIMean Perspective
Funny how life walks in circles, a couple years ago i watched Varg Vikernes's videos, eventually started getting desinterested on them and moved on, then i started getting into health and fitness, learned about keto, than carnivores, than the raw meat crowd with channels like sv3rige and such, those guys advocated to a similar "primitive" life style that varg did, with sv3rige even mentioning varg directly. Than fast foward a year or so and i decide i want to be a programmer, start learning some basics, learn about Linux and the whole open source movement in general and, by chance, find this channel, fast foward to today and is almost like everything is tying up in a nice little bow, everything ends up somehow leading back to this very same topic one way or another.
It's the algos mah dude
😄 Varg. Hes on some real shit tho.
Its about balance. Incorporate the OG lifestyle, but stay current. Itll keep you in shape for resisting the eventual techno-authoritarian dystopia..
I learned about varg from ghostemane
@@vanhohenheim9249 they're working hard to adjust the algorithm so this sort of thing doesn't happen. I swear, around 5 years ago youtube's algorithm was actually alright. Now it doesn't seem to work properly at all.
@@thesenamesaretaken I think what happened with the algorithm is something similar to AIs getting redpilled after 30 minutes on google
Eating raw meat? What are you full-blown sveridge cosplayer now?
I am going to turn my channel into me just watching Mac user videos and commenting "complete mental illness" every several seconds.
@@LukeSmithxyz the accent is mandatory
anti nootrients
E A T D A R AW M E E E E E E E TTTZZZZ
Great video, man! Also, I'd add to this that becoming proficient with technology not necessarily will make you more dependent, sometimes the outcome is the opposite
People addicted to some technological system are a lot like people facing substance abuse and I think they should be treated in the same way. An alcoholic that fully understands how his drinking is damaging his life or those of others around him is able to re evaluate his decision whether or not to drink every time he picks up a bottle. Just an understanding of how much time I waste scrolling through pointless subreddits is enough of a deterrent to tell myself "no" when I fall into the familiar trap of idleness, and instead read, work out, get my prayers in for the day etc.
RIP Thulean Perspective. Varg really was too much of a boomer for his own good
how was he too much of a boomer?
If one wants to live a simple rural lifestyle then I don't think programming is a bad career choice.
I am 22 years old also from Turkey. Using Windows, android phone with Google stuff filled in. Also I am scared of the terminal.
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@@bsahin7110 tercihim macos linux tercihim manjaro
Sa
Jizyat on Normies
Btw, Varg's surname is pronounced with a prolonged i in the beginning (like "Veekernes")
Bwahahahaha!
Thank you Stewie from the hit animated comedy show Family Guy
U-UBUNTU BROS?? WE GOT TOO COCKY...
Luke is a chad always flexing his caveman lifestyle. "Brah, all you need is confidence"
Luke: "I'm recording this on technology" - *points at me*
10:21 What a legend. I mostly watch YT on my phone and Blokada doesn't catch the ads on YT. I could use the vanced mod, but I don't trust it.
Hello Luke, could you enable community translations please (at least on this video). I know a Turkish guy with hearing impediments who is interested in your content. Unfortunately, TH-cam auto-captions are not accurate enough for him.
"ill milk them for every piney" NIOCE
i almost wanna only watch youtube from a terminal command and stop using my browser xd
16 yo zoomers getting you to the 100k subs silver play button soon! Can’t wait to see where that goes
Seems like I'm not the only Turkish zoomer round here
in a similar situation and i am thinking of becoming a remote "software engineer" and live far from the city. don't know if it's a feasible thing but hope it works out
been thinking about something similar, good luck!
Look into the ownership of Apple, Microsoft, etc. Surprise! The same banks own all of them and there is only the illusion of competition. Vanguard, BlackRock, StateStreet, etc.
From a 3rd world country too. I have this 2GB ram laptop I try to do CTFs and learn reversing on not-so-heavy-but-tricky programs, so I have skills when I get job and buy those consoles. My desire to live in cities, have car, gadgets, enjoy video games, all is gone, I love computers, music and art though, hoping for situation to improve, I will probably do same xD I like reversing, but also cooking, and all, won't regret being away from all leisure and luxuries
Imagine a zoomer using a typewriter lolol
I don't see a solution out of online gambling through games other than government banning it, I don't see gambling going away at all unless the government stops it. It's so everpresent for some people, and they suffer because they're addicts. But I do buy into the idea that we'll get web 3.0 no matter what the government does or doesn't do.
Haha that`s cool knowing that there are some smart guys from Turkey. Barış bul beni :)
Ben de ilk duyduğumda şaşırdım. Türkiye’den Luke reisi takip eden insanları görmek umut açıcı.
Ekleyin dcden
Şu barışla konuşmak istiyorum
I watch all the adverts for Content Creator Luke.
Will there be an official Luketionary?
Bloat
Soy
Consoom
...
...
💪😄
In Denmark everyone is a Facebook addict. But (where I live) in the United States I seldom see or hear about young people using it.
nah. it's SnapChat, Instagram and WhatsApp.
No one under the age of 40 has used Facebook in 10 years.
"Check your mailbox." - Uncle Ted.
Within the first few paragraphs of ISAIF TK presents the idea of the "Power Process" This is direct personal action to Feed clothe and shelter oneself and family. When the power process is passed on to someone else whether it be other persons Governments or masters, the pschological effect on the individual is a negative because the mind understands that there is interdependence instead of independence, and so the individual is marked by his/her personal vulnerability. Actions of daily life are defined as surrogate activities. The more a society and individual rest in Surrogate activities, the less stable "Healthy" the indivudual is.
Ş harfini telaffuz edebilmesini takdir ettim lmao
Chad dilbilimci :D
@@ji1046 Sandığımdan daha fazla Türk takip ediyormuş reisi
Sa
Note to self: Don't watch Luke's videos from my phone.
this is a re-upload, i am certain I have watched this before.
someday Luke will become an Amish
Hello from Turkey. Love from Turkey.
Selam
A well read Misesian should be able to navigate such pedestrian objections; private roads have been implemented quite successfully in American history, at least according to history professor Dr. Tom Woods.
We deal with the ads because we love you Luke
Again, watched whole video but really I hoped it was Artix installation guide - just my guilty pleasure.
Also without technology half you would be dead before the age of 5.
Archeofuturism is the best type of future life. I wanna farm my Martian potatoes with my genetically engineered cyborg-loli tomboy tradwaifu on a Lagrangian colony.
10:40 unaboomer using the newest milking meme and not even knowing it, truly a god amongst men
I feel like I'm watching the mail section on a PBS kids show or the write ins to veggie tales
Striking a balance between technology/complexity and simplicity.
Something I like about technology is the power that brings to poor people like me😃, for example I worked as advertiser, iI make money then I learn English, all in a cheap computer.
I live in the woods. Avoid social media but damn here I am...
Why did you take this video down yesterday?
wasn't prolly 10 mins : )
I'm gonna give a generic recommendation: be as independent as you can without compromising on your own comfort (what you view as "good" or "useful"). It's ok to be dependent on others to some extent, that is what economic specialization (ie division of labor) is. Just make sure you aren't completely dependent on others to live. You can always live without a TV, without soy-lattes and without the internet, but make sure you have all the essentials to survive for a long period of time (a roof over your head, some land, enough savings, food and water reserves and what not many people are thinking about, a good human waste disposal device to avoid contacting potential diseases, those that can be avoided). You can have an internet connection if you find it useful in your life (I use it to research all kinds of stuff, especially DYI stuff that can improve my life), you can have an electric screwdriver if it makes your life easier, you can have a solar panel if you make use of electricity, but never compromise on your basics, those "things" that you need for survival that may be unavailable during some crises.
Le """anarcho"""-capitalism has arrived.
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You have to go back.
Hey man,do you have a moment to talk about 2b2t, the oldest minecraft anarchy server?
Boom it needs institutional, societal governmental change fundamentally. Of course we as individuals can do our bit but have to remember on the other side of the coin there are the world best behavioral scientists trying to keep you there.
Great video Luke! Down with the Normies! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
this says a lot about the industrial society
Zoomers think the software is the technology. No joke.
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Luke Smith got paper??? Just like in minecraft!!!!
subtle way to invite you to listen to og Black Metal
nice pronunciation of barış mr. linguist
These days i've started thinking again about the consequences of technology. Technology and computers will always be an hobby for me, but i started being more aware about what internet/3W became in the time: watching Serial Experiments Lain the first time made me think a lot about internet (and the author predicted what would have become), then i read "Why the future doesn't need us" from Bill Joy (contributed to BSD, and founded Sun Microsystems) where he talks about risks of pushing development of technology too far (he reflected also about the essay of Kazcynski) and when we should stop (so, ask ourselves if it's worth investing in a technology and which consequences could have), and these days i listened to lessons about Cyber-Security (in particular IT law in Italy) where learnt about the impact of technology today and how we are going to rely on it, and why we are at risk (attackers are more advantaged than defenders).
I can also say that Ken Thompson (God itself and father of UNIX) talked about interesting things: _trusting trust_ attacks (backdoors that are very hard to detect, and backdoors that are hidden and nobody knows of. Famous his phrase: "You cannot trust programs you didn't create yourself"), the rise of cloud computing ("operating systems will disappear for how bad they're maintained... the future will be a screen shipped over a wire") and concerns about it, the growth of complexity in computing.
I realized that people today have access to very powerful tools, and they can use them without little knowledge (user-friendliness is what actually enables them, even little kids and monkeys would be able to use a smartphone) and do harmful things to themselves and others. I still think that technology is neutral, and it's something that can be used to make our life easier or make it harder and hurt ourselves.
Haha, this is delightful 🥳👍🏼
Why did you take it down and back up again the next day?
I accidentally released it. I try to only release one video a day.
@@LukeSmithxyz might pin this comment on the top to stop 100+ more questions about this
Well I already consoomed the video yesterday in the 1 minute time frame it was out. Also, printing out an email or a webpage is about the most boomer thing one can do
Boomer Monk trying hard to justify his technology indulgence
Déjà vu.
I would love to see the reasons behind those dislikes to this video
Now I'm wanting to drop my cloths and run into the woods... with my girlfriend. This could get interesting XD
OK I'm 1min in but let me remind you all: you don't know everything about society just by reading a couple of manifestos. Don't be a 20 years old revolutionary.
So they should wait the obligatory 40 years so they are tied down by a shitty wage slave job, a crappy marriage and debt so crippling that they can't even think about doing anything about anything?
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Must suck to see everything through the lens of depression.
@@MrCmon113 Nah I'm completely happy in my life. Looks like my statement hit a little too close to home for you though. Just keep your chin up and I'm sure things will turn around for you.
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You are trying really hard to be condescending, but you are just an instance of the doomer meme, assuming the worst whenever possible.
What you lack is gratitude for all of the great freedoms, comforts and opportunities modernity provides to you.
Working a comfortable job and being able to borrow money are priviledges in themselves.
@@MrCmon113 TIL that slavery is a privliege.
DONT FEED THE BEAST
What happened to the live stream the other day?
I sometimes click on links at the end of a video.
Hail, Odin!