I always find the "how other people think" topic very interesting! I do have an inner monologue that is normally my own voice, but it's not necessarily narrating what I'm about to do (unless I'm planning something out of course), it's more of reacting to things, or wondering about things, or yelling at me for being a lazy-ass all day and accomplishing nothing lol. And similar to Smith, that voice will sometimes change if I'm listening/watching someone a lot, but that doesn't usually last very long
I'm with Trott, I have descriptive dialogue in my head that talks out in plain words any actions I'm about to take. I've discussed this with my coworkers, and they range from an opposite end of the spectrum where it's exclusively some vague imagery and "concepts" as one of them called it, to areas in between. I found it really interesting since I fully assumed everyone just thought like I did! It's not necessarily in my own voice, but it is in my own accent.
Ross once again teaching us how it's done, think nothing and be happy. My inner voice works mostly with complete sentences, the voice changes depending on the mood or subject.
My inner monolog is exactly like i speak, but I can also "turn it off" (thanks to years of meditation) and just have the more vague feelings/concepts. When i was a teen, my internal voice sometimes had a British accent even though I'm American thanks to hatfilms/yogscast brain-rot in my formative years
@@snark6395 Did Tom replace Creggle? Ik they got Tom and Craig and Trott has talked about editing stuff before but I think he mostly does his members only series and I assume Ross edits vlogs
My internal monologue is usually my own voice, but of what I'm thinking about is quote or lyric I remember, it'll probably be in the voice I remember it in. I'm also usually constantly switching between monologue, random images/imaginations, and songs in my head, or any combination of the 3 at the same time, unless I'm actively doing something that demands my attention like playing games or reading.
I don't have an inner monologue unless I'm actively thinking about what words I'm about to speak. And Smith: the immaculate conception was Mary herself - according to the dogma she was born free of original sin (i.e. immaculate) so she would be a worth vessel
Trott's description of how he thinks is so similar to how mine does! The music is so easy for me to hear but I cant say that i have a "voice" like most people describe
4 grand a week, plus reruns. could be as much as 7.2k a week. If, IF, thats every week for a year thats 374.4k a year before tax. Lets say for arguments sake its not that much. It could still easily be 250-300k before tax a year.
My inner monologue is just my voice talking in my head. But it's sort of layered, I talk but also have general ideas/feelings culminating with the voice. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of where my brain is lol
This comment isn't funny, it's about history. Sorry. Even if we pretend to believe the myth of Mary being a virgin when Jesus was born (technically possible ig, if she was just jamming some spunk up there), she was most certainly not a virgin by the time he was an adult. The bible mentions four brothers of Jesus by name (James, Joses, Judas, Simon) and some number of sisters (whom it doesn't name). Unfortunately, the bible is the only source we have for these siblings of Jesus, but considering how inconvenient the existence of these siblings is for Christian theology, historians tend to believe they were probably real (ie, there's no reason later authors would have added these siblings, and actually reasons they'd want to remove them-in fact, the author of Luke does his very best to do so).
i did not know this... is it possible you could point me in the direction of the book his brothers are written about? I'm not religious but christianity is such a big thing and i've never heard of this before today so i'm really curious about it.
@@akulatraxus9153 Mark 3:31-35, Matthew 12:46-50, Luke 8:19-21, and Acts 1:14, the keyword being "adelphoi" (meaning "of the same womb"). Also, her being a virgin her whole life is not a belief held by all Christians. It's namely modern-day Catholics who have a real obsession with the Virgin Mary. A more likely explanation is that she was a virgin until the birth of Jesus, at which point the delivery would break her hymen and make her no longer considered a virgin. Another point important to consider is that when Jesus is being crucified, he asks the apostle John to take care of his mother Mary. This is noteworthy because it would be something done by the eldest male of the household. This would mean that a) Joseph has passed away at this point and b) Jesus is the oldest of His blood brothers. Technically they could still be half-brothers and follow this logic, but from much of the wording and history behind it, it does not seem as likely.
@@VendyVendy So, How does a virgin have a period without a broken hymen?. hymen = “virgin” is wrong. Sex doesn't even always tear/"break" the hymen. It mostly just stretches. Not every female is born with a hymen. Welcome to the present day.
"If you can make a potato run off an alarm clock you can make a banana smoke a cigarette" another never before said sentence
smith would do wonders at aperture science
I'm sure Smith would either be a terrifying mad scientist villain OR the comic relief sidekick to a weird BBEG.
Is this that Royal Navy advert?
He said "if you can run a potato off an alarm clock", so it's even more unique.
Absolutely dying at that remark lol
"If you can run a potato off an alarm clock, you can make a banana smoke a cigarette." - Alex Smith 2024
Wish the lads would play with my worm
Gotta become a member and they'll play with your member and I gotta say it is superb
Chris _"my knee grows"_ Trott
Hey, my knee-gear
"If you can run a potato off an alarm clock..." SMIFFYYYY
Smith is like my parasocial leery uncle who got cut off from the family but my dad lets come around at holidays.
I always find the "how other people think" topic very interesting! I do have an inner monologue that is normally my own voice, but it's not necessarily narrating what I'm about to do (unless I'm planning something out of course), it's more of reacting to things, or wondering about things, or yelling at me for being a lazy-ass all day and accomplishing nothing lol. And similar to Smith, that voice will sometimes change if I'm listening/watching someone a lot, but that doesn't usually last very long
lmao, Smith complaining about his game running poorly, meanwhile even his face cam footage is laggy.
2:19 - Thank you for the all-important audio sync editing.
You know what they say, "you can lead a banana to cigarettes but you can't make it smoke"
I'm with Trott, I have descriptive dialogue in my head that talks out in plain words any actions I'm about to take. I've discussed this with my coworkers, and they range from an opposite end of the spectrum where it's exclusively some vague imagery and "concepts" as one of them called it, to areas in between. I found it really interesting since I fully assumed everyone just thought like I did!
It's not necessarily in my own voice, but it is in my own accent.
I've always wanted to hear Chris Trott shout my name
Ross once again teaching us how it's done, think nothing and be happy.
My inner voice works mostly with complete sentences, the voice changes depending on the mood or subject.
My inner monolog sadly sounds like me. Which then double makes me upset when i hear my "real" voice on an audio recording.
My inner monologue sounds cool as shit, but when I hear myself back it sounds like trott's WELL AKSHULLY voice
thats rough, my voice is deeper due to bone density then when i hear a recording i sound so whinny its ROUGH xD@@ButzPunk
The voices in my head. . . they are BACK.
My inner monolog is exactly like i speak, but I can also "turn it off" (thanks to years of meditation) and just have the more vague feelings/concepts. When i was a teen, my internal voice sometimes had a British accent even though I'm American thanks to hatfilms/yogscast brain-rot in my formative years
a VERY impressive bunker busting. ross could bust my bunker any day
16:38 she's called virgin Mary NOW... 🤣
Only took 1:43 for ross to start talking about beastiality , think thats a new record😭
You guys have the best editor. He really fixes stuff nicely in post for you. Give Craig a raise!
It's not Craig anymore if I recall.
@@snark6395 Did Tom replace Creggle? Ik they got Tom and Craig and Trott has talked about editing stuff before but I think he mostly does his members only series and I assume Ross edits vlogs
My internal monologue is usually my own voice, but of what I'm thinking about is quote or lyric I remember, it'll probably be in the voice I remember it in. I'm also usually constantly switching between monologue, random images/imaginations, and songs in my head, or any combination of the 3 at the same time, unless I'm actively doing something that demands my attention like playing games or reading.
I don't have an inner monologue unless I'm actively thinking about what words I'm about to speak. And Smith: the immaculate conception was Mary herself - according to the dogma she was born free of original sin (i.e. immaculate) so she would be a worth vessel
RC Bray is a great voice for audiobooks, love to see him on a book I've bought
Trott's description of how he thinks is so similar to how mine does! The music is so easy for me to hear but I cant say that i have a "voice" like most people describe
4 grand a week, plus reruns. could be as much as 7.2k a week. If, IF, thats every week for a year thats 374.4k a year before tax. Lets say for arguments sake its not that much. It could still easily be 250-300k before tax a year.
My inner monologue is just my voice talking in my head. But it's sort of layered, I talk but also have general ideas/feelings culminating with the voice. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of where my brain is lol
This episode I learned that the moon is made of asbestos.
Immaculate conception doesn't describe Mary's pregnancy without sexual intercourse. It describes Mary being free from sin.
My inner monologue doesn’t have any sort of accent nor does it sound like me.
It’s kinda like having a robot saying what I’m thinking
Thank you boiks for spreading the good word of smoking
My inner monologue is the Halo multiplayer voice.
Ooo getting my gold hat in 6 days, I’m hype
My inner monologue is me commenting and kinda having a convo with everything happening all the time. Wish i could turn it off sometimes
plants breathe so maybe you could get a banana tree to smoke
Wooorms
Imagine getting cancelled for thinking something that goes against “the message” inside your head
I STAND WITH CHRIS TROTTS INNER MONOLOGUE
I see Trott is speaking out of his ass again.
I zoned out for a while and came back to chainsmoking bananas.
No way, my special friends Hat Films are playing Worms WMD!
Honestly felt like I was watching a Monty Python sketch for bits of this video
Trott looks like someone from Star Trek with that shirt on
Very impressed with your physics knowledge lads
Facecams in a worms video FeelsWeirdMan
...what prompted all the eastenders talk?
Trott and smith named their worms after Eastenders characters
WOOO!
yay
Mega galaxy ring ment to me some thing big in space
Imagine that an afterlife exists and it’s an eternity of consciousness
HIVE MIND WORM NAME CONFIRMED
This comment isn't funny, it's about history. Sorry.
Even if we pretend to believe the myth of Mary being a virgin when Jesus was born (technically possible ig, if she was just jamming some spunk up there), she was most certainly not a virgin by the time he was an adult. The bible mentions four brothers of Jesus by name (James, Joses, Judas, Simon) and some number of sisters (whom it doesn't name). Unfortunately, the bible is the only source we have for these siblings of Jesus, but considering how inconvenient the existence of these siblings is for Christian theology, historians tend to believe they were probably real (ie, there's no reason later authors would have added these siblings, and actually reasons they'd want to remove them-in fact, the author of Luke does his very best to do so).
i did not know this... is it possible you could point me in the direction of the book his brothers are written about? I'm not religious but christianity is such a big thing and i've never heard of this before today so i'm really curious about it.
@@akulatraxus9153 Mark 3:31-35, Matthew 12:46-50, Luke 8:19-21, and Acts 1:14, the keyword being "adelphoi" (meaning "of the same womb").
Also, her being a virgin her whole life is not a belief held by all Christians. It's namely modern-day Catholics who have a real obsession with the Virgin Mary. A more likely explanation is that she was a virgin until the birth of Jesus, at which point the delivery would break her hymen and make her no longer considered a virgin.
Another point important to consider is that when Jesus is being crucified, he asks the apostle John to take care of his mother Mary. This is noteworthy because it would be something done by the eldest male of the household. This would mean that a) Joseph has passed away at this point and b) Jesus is the oldest of His blood brothers. Technically they could still be half-brothers and follow this logic, but from much of the wording and history behind it, it does not seem as likely.
@@VendyVendy Thank you... this is exactly what I wanted to know. And thank you for the additional information as well.
@@VendyVendy So, How does a virgin have a period without a broken hymen?.
hymen = “virgin” is wrong.
Sex doesn't even always tear/"break" the hymen. It mostly just stretches.
Not every female is born with a hymen.
Welcome to the present day.
eggs
If your DNA was 1% off you'd be a dolphin
This isn’t palworld? I think you should release the palworld vid before it gets nuked by Nintendo and jump on the popularity bandwagon… PALWORLD!