I think my favorite part was when the demons took control of her soul for a moment, before she was able to suppress them again. very educational stuff.
The information this video gives is good and it helped me to better understand plagiarism, so thx for that. However, the character models are the same for all the different videos! I watched a few of them and the same peopled are portrayed as sometimes a student, sometimes a teacher, other times a parent, or even the principle! And those robotic voices.... uuugh. creepy.
Also half of this video is of this kid who is high af, focusing on not dying. I think im close to finding the deeper meaning behind this video... stay tuned friends.
Nice video. I've been thinking about this topic of plagiarism for a while now. Why do some music artists and bands use samples of other artists' music without asking for permission or consent from the music artists or bands they're sampling music from or copying from? Why can't some people show the courtesy to ask for permission out of decency and respect for others? Also, why are some people lazy when it comes to writing? Why do they have to copy, word for word, what other people have written? One of my college degrees is in Journalism. I used to report for a newspaper, and I edited for some newspapers and companies. When I was a newspaper reporter for a print newspaper some years ago - our Journalism professors and city editors told us to always do accuracy checks - meaning if you're going to use quotes from anyone - you need to contact them on the phone - and read to them the quotes you will be using in the newspaper story you wrote, so that they know you're running quotes from them, and also to double check with them whether your facts are correct in regards to what they said. It's called good quality Journalism and reporting. I miss the old days sometimes. Because nowadays, it seems that so many people - news media outlets, websites, blog sites, etc. are running stories using people's quotes and written stuff without their permission. If a person wrote something on someone's TH-cam Channel, I feel that out of courtesy and respect, you contact them before you write a story about them. If you're a news agency, etc., are writing a story about a TH-cam video, or want to air that person's TH-cam video in your news segment - then out of decency, courtesy, and respect, they or you should contact that TH-camr and get permission from them to use their TH-cam video. That's what good writers, reporters, journalists, respectful people DO. Nowadays, I see too many people ripping off other TH-camrs' videos and re-uploading those videos like they were the ones who created the content. I see some TH-camrs copying entire playlists from other TH-camrs without them knowing it. I see some people writing blogs on what other TH-camrs or online people have written without them knowing about it or asking permission and it wasn't their TH-cam Channel video that they posted on or something. To me, I think it's shady business to copy other people's original works, words, videos, music, essays, written works, etc. without their permission or consent. Too many people aren't doing accuracy checks - contacting their sources and asking if the quotes are correct and if they have permission to run and print those quotes. I just don't understand why people plagiarize, steal, copy other people's content without their permission. If you have thoughtfulness, respect, manners, and appreciation for other people's works - written, video, audio, etc. - then you should do the right thing - and ask for permission first and let them know what is going on before you write or create something. I think many people are just getting lazier and lazier, and because they are lazy, they then rip off of what hardworking people are doing. I don't think that's right or fair. I think it's one of my biggest pet peeves when people don't give other people credit for their works and original ideas. It's like when some people make predictions and act like they came with some of those ideas on their own, when in all honesty, they most likely read some news site, spoiler site, forum, YT Channel, social media place, blog, or whatever and read what someone else said, and then took some of those people's ideas as his or her own. Humility, personal responsibility, and accountability go a long way. A classy, respectful, humble, down to earth, mature, hardworking, accountable, responsible person will ALWAYS give other people credit when they were inspired by that person's work to write, make, produce, paint, or create something. The best policy is to practice humility and to always give credit when someone else came up with the idea first. Don't take credit for something you didn't start or create. Giving other people proper credit and asking for their permission and giving them advance notice are the best policies and methods to practice. JMO. Thanks for your video, and have a good week.
Plagiarism is an act of fraud. It's basically using others' work without giving credit where it's due, and that's wrong. It's also considered as an act of academic dishonesty.
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I think my favorite part was when the demons took control of her soul for a moment, before she was able to suppress them again. very educational stuff.
My english teacher played this at school and i bursted into tears crying about how creepy it was
saaaaaame!
Same broski
Lol me too!
relatable
this is creepy. it looks like the student is older than the teacher!!!
What is creepy in this? lol. In my class, my professor is in her 30s and one of the students in his 50s xD
This video is very educational and teaches alot about plagiarism I really like it!
why am i watching this im not even in school
That's lovely, i gained a good understanding about what plagiarism is all about. was really having some problem with that until i took the mini course
I think this is a good video to watch to understand plagiarism.
I feel like I've been insulted by my university for making me watch this btw WHERE ARE HER EYES AT 2:27.
Jesus christ
Oh sweet lord
me too and my prof will again show this video tomorrow in class
so if someone in the other side of the world is thinking about cats and i think the same thing is that plagiarizing
yes
Hello pooo! I'm going to use this po for our presentation in Organization and management! Thank you in advance!!!!
This is unsettling.
great video
Well this was insightful.
2:26 she got possessed by an academon.
how did i get here?
well...
God help us all
The information this video gives is good and it helped me to better understand plagiarism, so thx for that. However, the character models are the same for all the different videos! I watched a few of them and the same peopled are portrayed as sometimes a student, sometimes a teacher, other times a parent, or even the principle! And those robotic voices.... uuugh. creepy.
What in gods name
Also half of this video is of this kid who is high af, focusing on not dying. I think im close to finding the deeper meaning behind this video... stay tuned friends.
good vid but reminds me of the creep culture animations on here lmao
oh my god im dying
i did not get, so if i give a credit to the source, and use the idea from the source, why is that plagiarism ?
LOL testipop at 0:26...nice video
Nice video. I've been thinking about this topic of plagiarism for a while now. Why do some music artists and bands use samples of other artists' music without asking for permission or consent from the music artists or bands they're sampling music from or copying from? Why can't some people show the courtesy to ask for permission out of decency and respect for others?
Also, why are some people lazy when it comes to writing? Why do they have to copy, word for word, what other people have written? One of my college degrees is in Journalism. I used to report for a newspaper, and I edited for some newspapers and companies. When I was a newspaper reporter for a print newspaper some years ago - our Journalism professors and city editors told us to always do accuracy checks - meaning if you're going to use quotes from anyone - you need to contact them on the phone - and read to them the quotes you will be using in the newspaper story you wrote, so that they know you're running quotes from them, and also to double check with them whether your facts are correct in regards to what they said. It's called good quality Journalism and reporting.
I miss the old days sometimes. Because nowadays, it seems that so many people - news media outlets, websites, blog sites, etc. are running stories using people's quotes and written stuff without their permission. If a person wrote something on someone's TH-cam Channel, I feel that out of courtesy and respect, you contact them before you write a story about them. If you're a news agency, etc., are writing a story about a TH-cam video, or want to air that person's TH-cam video in your news segment - then out of decency, courtesy, and respect, they or you should contact that TH-camr and get permission from them to use their TH-cam video. That's what good writers, reporters, journalists, respectful people DO. Nowadays, I see too many people ripping off other TH-camrs' videos and re-uploading those videos like they were the ones who created the content. I see some TH-camrs copying entire playlists from other TH-camrs without them knowing it. I see some people writing blogs on what other TH-camrs or online people have written without them knowing about it or asking permission and it wasn't their TH-cam Channel video that they posted on or something.
To me, I think it's shady business to copy other people's original works, words, videos, music, essays, written works, etc. without their permission or consent. Too many people aren't doing accuracy checks - contacting their sources and asking if the quotes are correct and if they have permission to run and print those quotes. I just don't understand why people plagiarize, steal, copy other people's content without their permission. If you have thoughtfulness, respect, manners, and appreciation for other people's works - written, video, audio, etc. - then you should do the right thing - and ask for permission first and let them know what is going on before you write or create something. I think many people are just getting lazier and lazier, and because they are lazy, they then rip off of what hardworking people are doing. I don't think that's right or fair.
I think it's one of my biggest pet peeves when people don't give other people credit for their works and original ideas. It's like when some people make predictions and act like they came with some of those ideas on their own, when in all honesty, they most likely read some news site, spoiler site, forum, YT Channel, social media place, blog, or whatever and read what someone else said, and then took some of those people's ideas as his or her own. Humility, personal responsibility, and accountability go a long way. A classy, respectful, humble, down to earth, mature, hardworking, accountable, responsible person will ALWAYS give other people credit when they were inspired by that person's work to write, make, produce, paint, or create something. The best policy is to practice humility and to always give credit when someone else came up with the idea first. Don't take credit for something you didn't start or create. Giving other people proper credit and asking for their permission and giving them advance notice are the best policies and methods to practice. JMO. Thanks for your video, and have a good week.
Plagiarism is an act of fraud. It's basically using others' work without giving credit where it's due, and that's wrong. It's also considered as an act of academic dishonesty.
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Devil eyes 2:28
You could've gotten 98k subs 😫
Uhh......
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Wtf
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Ugh their teeths.
All the money I give my university and this is what they give me to learn with? Shitty
this is ridiculously bad