https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mizb5okvjTg&pp=ygUJSW1waW1waW1w : some around 0:05-1:00 Centrist wanted to say unbiased in german but he forgets and Imp didn't understand. Opposites attract saying before 49:00.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SH1S7ail57A&t=1027s : JolterX: Parappa-voice-actor Dred Foxx scammed $ 100.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zYhVBSuJgS8&pp=ygURIk1ldGEiICJjZW50cmlzbSI%3D : 1:19:12 Jellybee: it's so annoying that many reactionaries use centrism as a shield for their unjustified beliefs. You never see any people with left leaning do this

3 years 2024 Destiny Highlights Zelenki-Franko-Theory: 5:00 : The "naive"-part was only given afterwards.

0:08 RightToBearArmsLOL cropped that or some video.

8:11 Math is weird because we can prove mathematical statements with truth-value and we can prove that we can't prove their truth-value.

8:51 Name one other math-major in chat other than Kogasa.

8:53 Kogasa: Destiny, you're right. Nobody ever demonstrated and suspects contradictions in ZF / ZFC.

9:02 HarryModN: I am undergraduate planned for a PhD in number-theory-focus.

Shah: Destiny, look up Godel's Incomplete Theorem. That's the other dumb one.

9:36 Teleportinturle: Right. ZFC is sound for b. every other application.

9:53 Some believe math is inconsistent because Russel.

7:01 At "Empty set axiom"-part: Mathematicians choose to stop questioning axiom definition since it leads circular and assumes that everyone intuitively understands.

7:23 Losing any sort of purpose to go that deep.

10:21 People don't understand math so they call it inconsistent.

14:52 Dinoswarleafs: FrostZyzz It's related to Godel's Incomplete Theorem.

14:59 No. (0) and ((0)) are different.

15:34 Kogasa: I can understand some basic level the existence of a computational savant with intuition that goes beyond anything we ourselves can see. I can't comprehend a human f*****g computer.

15:47 IOBOBC: I_Memberino but ((0)) = ((0), (0)) which is saying a set is containing 2 of the same sets.

16:43 I_Memberino: IOBOBC That is true. I don't think video defined it as different.

16:57 starcanum: IOBOBC He mistyped. *cap* *omegalul*

17:01 ArchPen: Kogasa

17:12 Kogasa: DaShrubKing Let X be the set of all sets which do not contain themselves. Does X contain itself? If it does, then it cannot be in X. If it doesn't, then it must be in X.

17:32 BiscuitRaider: DaShrubKing a set that contains sets that don't contain themselves

... Brett: Polecat , set wording is hard for many

... Brett: Polecat think of barbers

17:44 Starcanum: IOBOBC He meant to write ((0)) = (0, (0))

... IOBOBC: I_Memberino no they argue that they are equal, I am just wondering the validity of a set of all equal sets, ((A). (A), (A)) is a pointless set

18:02 DaShrubKing: Kogasa ahh *BigHeadFace* and this new set theory doesn't allow sets to contain themselves but still allows math to exist? *BigHeadFace*

18:04 baconslices13: the set of all sets that contains themselves

18:14 s0ur_syntax: > Does the set of all sets that do not contain themselves contain itself, or something like that?

18:17 ArchPen: Destiny this is the exact paradox: skcd.com/468

... Kogasa: DaShrubKing Correct. These axioms let us make sets but do not let us construct something like "the set of all sets"

19:25 AEonLord: In old Set Theory, you could write non-sense as always. This time more "sneakily" with set construction syntax.

19:31 Praelina: 2 != { {}, {{}} }, its actually 2={{{}}}

19:32 Starcanum: IOBOBC no like 0 = °, 1 = a set that contains ° as an element so {°}, 2 = a set that contains elements 0 and 1, so {°, {°}}

19:33 Striker: Coda39 the general concept is like this, say I have a box with 9 holes, and 10 pigeons try to fit in those wholes. I know that at least 1 hole has more than 1 pigeon.

19:41 Bot: Twitch removed ability to sob on Twitch. You can still do on destiny.gg/subscribe

19:43 Kogasa: Praelina The former is the von Neumann construction of the cardinals.

19:58 ArchPen: It would be fun to see Destiny trying to prove any identity of this.

20:15 IceBluePheasant: p_doz13 added a lot more & re/moved trash parts.

20:19 IOBOBC: Starcanum 0, 1, 2 have one element together.

... Mrka: whoawhowhoawhoa I doubt Destiny remember axioms but yes, the general concept can be a counter-argument.

20:27 danthemango: Dam Vaush just lost his affiliate Twitter.com/VaushV/status/1372705725722488833

20:56 rar_m: Mrka He probably won't but remember there's "like 6" axioms and the most important one, the restricted comprehension.

21:06 Kogasa: Destiny your summary was right. The ZF axioms here have never be seemingly inconsistent despite breaking-attempts from last century. We know that if axioms are consistent, then they cannot prove their own consistency, but we have good-feeling-giving consistent results.

21:20 KILLKID: Here's a meme paradox that comes if using the strong Choice-Axiom AC, but not DC or ZF+DC :)

21:26 thereatlevelM: Holy s**t Destiny talking scared me, I forgot I was watching stream for a bit *AudienceManLaugh*

21:40 Destiny: 99% of math is based on Zermelo-Fraenkel-Set.

21:44 Starcanum: IOBOBC I did, but what I described had >1 elements cuz the set that contains ° which is {°} is different from empty set.

... cynicalbrit: Was somebody going to explain Godel incompleteness in chat? Lol

21:59 Coolthanks: Destiny do not look into Atlanta schootings, it's going to be Kenosha arc 2.0 *PepeTeeth*

22:05 Intercourse: Destiny sure, but it's way too foundational for 99% of maths people.

22:07 Kogasa: "Based off of" yes, but nobody actually uses the axioms, if we proved ZF inconsistent, there's a 99.9999% chance we could reformulate almost all math in some new, slightly better axioms.

22:19 Flubly: People get themselves in trouble when they try to apply set theory outside formal systems, like social concepts, ecta.

22:22 IOBOBC: Starcanum Even if I grant you that, then 2 is a set which contains two empty which would be equivalent to a set containing 1 empty set no?

22:32 About Destiny asking why his mailers can't write in non-toxic ways: Others has littlebuster's opinion: littlebuster1: Destiny Its the community you fostered *PepeTeeth*

Zim: we learned it from you dad *PepeOpenHandsInAir*

22:34 panopticon: Destiny says this yet bans everyone that complains about him in chat *PepeTeeth*

22:36 ABunchOfBoxes: Destiny cause you only respond to anger *brownshavedWojak*

ArchPen: Destiny from the perspective of a math major through that guy was kinda arguing the earth is flat.

22:40 CatDawg7: cuz you wouldn't respond otherwise Destiny *PepeTeeth*

... Chairismaneuver5: Destiny be real, you won't pay someone's attention till he's toxic to you.

22:54 Mortee: Destiny it's because when we write nice e-mails, then you tell us to f*** off or ignore it to time-halve.

... IamWalnuts: Is email-start:"Hey Buddy" toxic? *PepeThumbChin*

23:02 HarryModN: Kogasa to clarify, with "noone uses axioms" = m. none references axioms in most math papers.

23:19 Kogasa: HarryModN That's right.

23:36 AEonLord: Destiny, the definition of mathematics is an exploration of durable axiomatic systems. If you have a inconsistent axiomatic system, you aren't doing math.

23:47 Kogasa: HarryModN We're supposed to theoretically be able to root everything in SOME foundation, whether ZFC or else. We say ZFC.

23:59 IOBOBC: Starcanum and if we say that's ok he natural numbers can be defined by truncating sets of nothing, then how would that be different to just saying ok 3 is a set of 3 empty sets?

24:07 Xcm23: Kogasa is a dumb****.

... IOBOBC: Starcanum Just count to 3 dumb**s lmao

24:23 Kogasa: Destiny this is db8lord / nit_nord / nick9 / dmathboi right?

24:32 0PenguinWarrior0: Destiny it might not explicitly use this, but in the research I have done always used ZFST super heavily even in physics. I'm sure there are fields that don't use it explicitly but always in theory-underpinnings.

24:36 mafaraxas: why is Kogasa getting God worshipped *PepeTeeth*

... 69Grinbeard: I'm an advance degree holder *PurpleTrainerwithHeadband*

... cheilith: I have my 4 year degree. *GreenPhoneAlien*

24:38 danthemango: Undergraduate means you're done a few university classes *darkblueMongolNinja*?

... HarryModN: Kogasa ok makes sense, are there bigger fields of math that theoretically be in different set than ZFC?

24:42 cynicalbrit: HarryModN kogasa they come up when you're in real analysis 1 or discrete math or some. But for most serious math referencing ZFC would be a bit silly.

24:50 Fraye: Destiny Isn't an undergraduate someone who has a bachelor? Not from the US.

24:51 Miasma: Denl say hi to him before you leave.

24:52 Coolthanks: wait isn't a bachelor's considered an "undergrad" degree?? *disturbedPepe* It's not a graduate degree, that's a 6 years degree. *disturbedPepe*

24:54 real_: Ppl do online undergraduate face smh

24:58 Doof: Uh Destiny I told an associates degree, I am highly educated.

JTface: Kogasa Is that that dude who send you discord messages. *disturbedPepe*

25:04 Kogasa: HarryModN ZFC is usually good enough, because it's sufficiently general that we can actually model other systems with it.

25:10 Denl: Miasma say hi to him for me. *shavedbrownbeardWojak* I can't stay for any longer.

darkandfullofterror: Where's the semicolons *cap* *zoomedAudienceManLaugh*

25:15 r34kwon: I've been an undergrad for 7 years.

incinerated_kids: Euclidian Geometry? *PepeWideEyes*

25:24 Demi: Miasma *shineGoldHead*? *Wing* thank you my friend ...

flamewarrior: This is so nitpicky. ...

decmac11: Destiny you have to ask apes Research Profile before you can trust them. If you never have been peer-reviewed, you don't know stuff.

25:34 littlebuster1: Graduates still do stupid in chat no matter the field.

25:37 Denl: Miasma *WhiteCatmanface* *Denl & Miasama exchanges a bit.

25:46 Teleportinturle: Frayeif they have a bachelor degree, then they graduated and is not undergrad.

... Kogasa: HarryModN But sometimes we use things like NBG to capture the idea of "classes of sets" which are too big to be set themselves, and category theory which doesn't use sets at all, but we can kind of fit most of those into ZFC if we really want too.

25:53 littlebuster1: threatlevelM Seems like Destiny only likes to talk to grad students. ...

Cheeks: Do you take math-foundation-undergraduate-class?

26:04 s0ur_syntax Non- *fullshiningeyewhitemale* Euclidian geometry *ThibkBubble* *sleepWhiteMals* *Maybe sarcastic repeating of Destiny reading mail of his from Destiny's audience's embarrassing ZFC contra.*

26:10 Fraye: Teleportinturle But the "undergraduate" would be referring to graduate degree, which is a master's a degree.

26:15 KILLKID: Destiny He's wrong. It's ZF+ DC, ZF+AC leads to en.wikpedia.org/ Banach Tarski Paradox.

26:22 Kogasa: KILLKID Banach taraki isn't a paradox.

26:32 KILLKID: Kogasa Yes it is.

Kogasa: KILLKID No it isn't.

... KILLKID: Kogasa how one ball can make two balls?

DonJohn: KILLKID Not logically.

... Kogasa: KILLKID It's called a paradox because it's counter-intuitive.

26:40 gorto: Kogasa What about ZF + DN *HeadsetTrollFace* ...

littlebuster1: This is what math gave us real world chat: youtube.com/watch?v=Q9FvqZDATEo *closeeyesarticwhiteWeebface*

26:46 LaughPepe: KILLKID *zoomedAudienceManLaugh*

26:48 Kogasa: KILLKID Because you're applying a measure preserving transformation to a non-measurable set and expecting it to preserve measure.

Shah has donated $5.00!

Shah said ... Chat listen up closely because the properties of set theory could also apply to discussions of categories. People like Demonmama don't know how categories work and make dumb gender claims. Don't be like Demonmama who is a frogposter. *YEE* NEVA LOSE

26:57 MaleKKing: >Does not matter! Pizza guy's friend already debunked math, you i***t. *zoomedAudienceManLaugh*

Noobity: Destiny tbh this chat puts more effort than my paid job.

27:06 HarryModN: *omegalul* Why are math majors so toxic? *omegalul*

27:08 Bot: Viewers: 4172, TTV: 2994, Twitch: 1178. Steam live as of 5h, 19m ago.

... bin1: jay92 I think it's "logistician".

27:16 Teleportinturtle: Fraye No, graduate programs are only available to those who have bachelor's degrees. They're called graduate programs because you have to have already graduated more.

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27:27 Splash: Not very helpful Yee-poster but ok.

27:30 zullle: Didn't Destiny just grant that guy that math in inconsistent for argument's sake? *brownmaleteeth*

27:33 Dairokkan: *WhiteBrownhairComputertype* but true *Yee* wins

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sebastionoise demanding chat to debate about pizza.

27:45 physics is cool *pinkhairedWeeb* engineers are bad tho PepeTeeth* ...

Cynicalbrit: I can't think of more stupid than DGG-chat-banach-tarski-talk as if anybody need any of this crap.

JNB: Engineers are the most oppressed STEM students! ...

ZenvaultRIP: As an engineer: wtf? 3x *AudienceManLaughChinThumb*

28:07 Mason_0: Pisco95 Only an undergrad can be this very self-important about his field. *PepeTeeth*

28:09 IOBOBC: >Non-eng kids mad because they make negative money per year.

28:19 morchan: > Tfw no income

mathematicians *cap* *pepeTeeth*

... Starcanum: Imagine thinking pianos are for arithmetic. Pianos are for music, you dumb**** undergraduate. *cap*

28:24 cynicalbrit: Seriously who the **** is emailing to ramble about peano and Gödel?

28:41 Kogasa: Destiny Can you please confirm that this is Db8lrd / Nit_Noid / nick9 / dmathboi / Architekton / ArchPen *zoomedAudienceManLaugh* I just need to hear I'm right.

28:49 zullle: *PurpleShirtWhiteMale* *RedSword* Physics is the only valid STEM field. Fight me!

29:00 real_: Yep. Sounds like an undergraduate. *zoomedAudienceMaleLaugh*

... Pisco95: So many weirdos watch Destiny. Wtf.

29:06 0PenguinWarrior0: Destiny Probably most of math can be governed by group theory. Way cooler stuff but less robust than ZFC.

29:13 bolenart: Gödel's incompleteness theorem on Wikipedia instead. Buddhist guy misrepresented. In short, there is no perfect choice of axiom in maths because no matter your choice, you will always get unprovable, true statements. ("every system is incomplete") This does not mean that math is broken of contradictory. Watching a Set-Theory-video is kinda pointless.

29:48 zero_dmg_dps: > Are all purple names just engineers? *omegalul*

30:17 Melborne: zero_dmg_dps I am a high school graduate. Thank you very much. But yeah how else could I afford purple?

30:27 Bot: Viewers: 4346, TTV: 3443, YT: 1203. Stream live as of 5h 22m ago.

30:40 Intercourse: Destiny You explained the main idea. You don't need to keep watching this.

30:52 TenebrisBlacksmith is now a Tier III subscriber!

*posts meme, says his name color & Bonus-meme-talk*

Starcanum: Destiny You should read about spine collocation methods, that has no relevance to anything you're doing.

30:59 howironic: Why are we doing baby math?

31:31 Xcm23: littlebuster1 I have the same qualifications as kogasa, an undergrad degree in math.

31:37 scrambleverse: For something so important in math, set theory is boring.

31:42 Freye: Teleportinturle northeastern.edu/graduate/blog/what-is-a-graduate-degree/ But you're just wrong. Undergraduate degree is a bachelor's degree, the graduate degree is the master's degree. So if you're doing an undergrad, you're not even an undergrad. If you have an undergrad, then you have a bachelor.

32:17 smackin: Kogasa does zfc lead to true paradoxes in some case?

Kogasa: smackin no

32:29 Xcm23: littlebuster1 Sure but as Destiny said, undergrads only have high school diplomas, so masters students only have undergrad degrees.

32:33 Kogasa: smackin the axiom of choice leads to extremely counterintuitive results, but also is essential to obtain some extremely intuitive results.

Half_Empty_Glass: I think set theory is cool because it's easier than other math topics to me. *greyStone*

32:35 I_Memberino: zullle The math section of my university unironically smells. *zoomedAudienceMaleLaugh*

32:52 Valnar: Half_Empty_Glass I feel same about vector calculus.

33:08 Rippig: Xcm23 What a dumb take. Masters students knows more than undergrads.

33:28 Teleportinturle: Fraye Ummm... No. Read what you just wrote; there's a contradiction. If you're an undergrad, you are working on a bachelor's. Graduate degrees are so called because you have already graduated from an undergrad program.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OgVOhbk8H1c&pp=ygUTTmljb2xhdXMgY29wZXJuaWN1cw%3D%3D 2024-07-03: 3:01 The sun was almost never worshipped despite sun-images in religious buildings. 3:50? The sun was probably used for time measurement.,

20:02 Ptolemy used only astrolabe and bare eyes. YouTuber said, Popper would be proud.

20:18 No one questioned Ptolemy's work for 30 years.

20:57 Nicolas Copernicus was no genius. A classic introvert nerd who's only goal is being well-educated.

21:00 He lived his life as one of those attentive, diligent administrators where civilization has always been dependent.

21:13 Born in 1473.

21:19 His obscure corner of earth. Frawenbürg.

21:27 He spend the rest of his life and another thing mentioned in video.

21:30 Niklas native tongue was German and identified as such.

21:52 It was assumed that Nicolas Copernicus can speak polish since...

21:55 Polish was aristocratic language at that time.

21:58 Vast majority of correspondents was in Latin.

23:18 Copernicus was an exception where he could study astronomy.

23:20 Nevara was an outspoken against Ptolemy claiming that his own observation contradicts. Source is vague as to why.

24:00 At that time, medicine was still magical and guesswork.

Horoscopes was considered a qualification. Galileo Galilei had a work about this.

24:20 1489 Copernicus became his secretary and personal doctor.

24:39 Finances in Warmia which was less a church and more of an independent princedom under the King of Poland.

24:58 Copernicus was bored at his job according to 7 years to obtain his Calvin? lottery and his sketches of the solar eclipses and the grand conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn.

25:11 Copernicus is savant at finance.

Sometime Between: Copernicus's passion of astronomy increased.

26:01 Despite Copernicus having opportunity to move into more comfortable places, he stayed at his tower, which could be used as an Observatory Tower.

27:09 Copernicus frustrated from Ptolmey's model perhaps passed down from Ferara/Nevara about the Equant.

29:10 In Aristotles's universe, there was only one down, and earth was it.

29:24 Copernicus envisioned the universe of many downs.

29:28 Copernicus abandoned Aristotle's reality.

29:39 12th century Nasir al-Din al-Tusi used perfect circles inward and Copernicus's model implies that. YouTuber asked if Copernicus didn't made the connection.

30:23 20 years before Copernicus's brith, the fall of Constantinople brought Byzantine refugee Greek scholars.

30:35 That same year Johannes Gutenberg's death.

Printing Press made mass spread possible.

30:40 When Copernicus was in University, Columbus returned from the New World.

30:45 While Copernicus attended to his canonical duties, the magela E petition circumnavigate the globe.

30:50 In 1517, a choleric German preacher Martin Luther nailed 95 disputations on the clergy on the door of Saint's church in Wittenberg.

31:20 Within 20 years shattered Christianity in northern Europe.

31:24 But Poland remained.

31:34 But the German-speaking Copernicus, the schism was personal.

31:39 Next to nothing is known about Copernicus's religious belief except his awkward admiration of clergy career.

31:58 He was a cannon, yet despite opportunities, never took forward as a priest. This decision frustrated his uncle Lucas liking to see him following Lucas's footsteps.

Copernicus best friend and college was the Bishop of Kuhn Tiedemann Giese was cannon with Copernicus for 30 years.

32:55 Copernicus thinks that the church improves when Lutherians and Roman Catholics fills each other with Christian Spirit.

32:57 They did not share Copernicus's liberal convictions.

33:10 The Roman church haunted their canons including Copernicus for higher-order-refusal.

33:20 Copernicus's relationship with his housekeeper was under constant scrutiny.

33:30 He was ordered more than once to get rid of her.

33:35 Eventually he did by moving her into a nearby house.

33:39 Only church dispute he was triggered.

33:49 Herber thought that Copernicus's physician skills was too useful to made him exil.

34:10 Unknown how far it circulate or whether in 1539, Joachim Rheticus being inspired by Copernicus 800 km from Wittemberg to Frauenberg.

34:40 Copernicus looked him as a horror and taking Rheticus in would be a crime.

34:50 Martin Luther himself scoffed at Copernicus in which with the book of Joshua, "God makes the sun stand still" a scripture evidence against him.

34:59 Copernicus church was positive towards Copernicus.

35:02 His old friend Bishop Isa has prompted him to publish his book for years.

35:05 Even the two Bishop-exilers had no objections to his heliocentrism.

35:15 Copernicus refusal to publish his book stems more from his fear of being ridiculed rather than fear of prosecution.

35:30 Copernicus: Novelty and appearing absurdity has lead me to almost abandon my work.

35:37 Despite this, Copernicus and Rheticus striked a friendship.

35:45 Rheticus's fascination with Copernicus appears to be largely astrological.

35:59 Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola said: Since Astronomers failed to determine Merkur and Venus's position, they could never be certain of their predictions.

36:19 Rheticus saw how Copernicus's view could impact astrology and even employed to make astrological predictions.

36:30 Copernicus's view about astrology remains uncertain. This word was dropped once in his writings. As a medical practitioner, he certainly cast horoscopes.

36:44 Simple explanation for precession.

37:43 The empty space above earth contradicts with the view that God is the prime mover.

While Ptolmey stated the precession-problem, Ptolmey had no solution.

37:47 Copernicus's model was absurdly simple and as it happens to be right.

37:57 So precession was caused by an epicly wabble from earth.

38:04 Once every 26000 years? YouTiber said in comments that he's bad at math.

38:10 It was Rheticus who convinced the now 68-years-old and near-dying Copernicus to published the heliocentric worldview.

38:20 "Revolution to the heavenly sphere" - book

38:35 Copernicus was a bad astronomer.

He made just 70 astronomical observations, one of which was 1 diameter off the moon.

38:59 His alternate version was neither simple nor less cumbersome than Ptolmey's model.

39:04 Copernicus was so intent preserving Aristotles perfect circular motion, that Copernicus was blind of the true simplicity of heliocentrism.

39:18 Johannes Kepler unlocked that planets were moving in ellipses, not circles. He said: Copernicus was tempted to interpret Ptolmey rather than nature.

40:05 Both Copernicus and Newton agreed on this world being a perfect state. Force and violence disintegrated too.

40:16 Copernicus confronted heliocentric hostility in Protestant Nuremberg.

40:20 Catholic canon dedicated by the Pope found a publisher in the dedicated Protestant.

40:44 Oceander replaced Copernicus's introduction with Oceander's disclaimer:"The work was not intended to be literally but was simply a useful simplification." Copernicus made a red X.

41:04 The book didn't sell and wasn't seen for 26 years.

41:07 1 intended reader, Paul the III died before Copernicus's publication.

41:20 Even Copernicus barely lived it. Dying with his book on his hands.

41:30 Many find his lack of equant easier to use.

41:40 Only with rise of Protestantism, that the church's view begun to shift.

41:46 Protestant view has always been more flexible and adapted Copernicus's view more quickly.

41:56 1616, during the confrontation with the Vatican and Galileo Galilei 123 years later, the book was banned. It wasn't removed till 1835.

42:11 Once the work of Kepler, Newton and Harley finally overturn the geocentric system, a strange process of deification begun.

42:39 According to Science-Writer Nao Singham:': Once man became aware of the true awsomeness and power of the sun'...

42:58 They assume that the ancients thought the earth was special.

43:09 They did not see the sun as special. The earth in the geocentric view wasn't special either.

43:19 The sun being seen as a monstrous magnetic thing. Aztec, Inka and Egyptian because to us they make sense. As a modern technological society, we are aware that we exists on the whim of the sun.

43:50 YouTuber read "The Man Who Dethroned God" as one of many books for this video.

44:05 In an odd way, by placing this new sun in our mind, Copernicus has inadvertently created a new God.

44:14 In year 2005 , under the tiles of Frauenberg (Frombork) DNA tests showed the skeleton to be Copernicus.

44:20 In 2010, Copernicus was de heirs with full Catholic rites and an epitaph that named him as a canon.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qsotDAIsi3A&pp=ygUNUHJvdG8tc2NpZW5jZQ%3D%3D : 11:59 3000 B. C. to 1700 A. C. Proto-Science combining spiritual and religion.

12:39 Architects, blacksmiths and mathematicians being referred as priest in the historical literature and each profession has association with a deity in ancient religion.

13:02 Proto-Scientific-method called "Edwin Smith Papyrus", an ancient Egyptian medical textbook dated in 1600 BCE.

13:29 It should not mark as science-beginning, since it evolved along with humans.

14:10 Pyramid was build 2600 BCE. Proto-Science is expressed through technology-development.

14:22 Proto-Science is trial-and-error.

14:34 Modern science supports and refuting or falsifying it's speculations and explanations.

14:43 Pseudo-Science only seeks to support their claims.

Sometime between: Proto-science was developed in Africa, Asia and almost rest of world. Modern Science in Europe and there colonies.

16:29 The Royal society is considered the world oldest national scientific institution, but it had its reputations as an esoteric, "invisible" college with connections like the Wascutions?

19:00 Transition from proto-science to modern science took from 1700 to early 1900s. Demarcation criteria makes the difference.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5bqu6YsQocU&list=PLJr26RPQ_QXj5GxECjp-yEL0Y6bmbPlfP&index=3&pp=iAQB : In 1911 the US patent office tried to close because they thought everything that could, was invented. The US government said they need to keep themselves open just in case.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-0H8Q4QD-cM&pp=ygUSUGhvbm9ncmFwaCByZWNvcmRz : Edouard-Léon Scott de Martinville (1817-04-25 - 1879-04-26) could see his variability of the traces in the chymograph. That's why he used the turning fork: to both calibrate and verify the variability in recording speed.

He recorded waveform, not audio.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iEDvozbyUMQ : 2:48 : Edison was the first to make a playback record.

3:33 Edouard-Lèon's records were discovered in 2007 by American Team of researchers.

9:00 Edison didn't know the song.

12:05-13:30 Successful Prussian general Hermuth Von Moltke born 1800 confused the phonograph with the telegraph, so he repeated the line similarly 2 times. He was known to be the "The Great Silent One" man. Known as a considerable linguist, he was described "silent" in 7 languages.

14:01 First line is Telephon or it's wrongly translated and should be Telefon. Second, he similarly repeated it with phonograph instead. First "liegt", second "ruht" and maybe other words.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fViwGm0iVOE&pp=ygULMTg4MHMgbW92aWU%3D : The Passage Of Venus 1874 being the first clip.

Part of expert vs people:v

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lAmrkfSjXu4 100 vs 1 Against The BEST Geogussr Player in The World: 1:10 100 has hacker and mentioned to public as secret weapon. "That should be a 1 vs 1. Let's be honest, guys..."

3:33 Part 2: Irony Poisoning. Jreg doesn't know how to turn off his smile.

3:41 Jreg doesn't want to be the Joker. He wants to be Albsta from Has Been Hotel, my new favorite show. Albsta is a red demon TV-host.

3:59 Jreg's attempt to explain irony poisoning: Irony becomes so ingrained in someone's personal identity, they used it so much, that they don't know how to consciously turning off.

4:19 That irony poisoned person doesn't know how to associate themselves from good situations.

4:32 Performance artist.

4:35 Jreg's opinion: Art is conscious.

10:00? He humbly brags about him curing without medication.

10:30 Community has too much meaning.

Jreg wants to love, feel regret and meet new people for art.

10:49 I don't feel so nihilistic and purposeless anymore

10:54 Realizes that all those passing thoughts is not his base line ego.

11:04 Irony is fine when it's done consciously.

11:12 Jreg still smiles when talking about serious things. Irony poisoning isn't entirely cured, yet a lot better.

11:21 Jreg wanted to explain how to get community in the end of this video, but doesn't know. "I mean for me"

11:26 Jreg took many trial and error. He suffered and thought so long.

11:39 3x "I don't know" His voice raises higher.

11:47 It takes awhile.

11:53 Jreg believes that it shouldn't be this hard. "Dude."

11:56 Jreg: I dont think its your fault for not being born in a community. Okay?

12:12 Jreg hopes that next generation reduced the problem of getting community or at least make it not worse. That's where his bar is.

12:16 He thinks that him taking about love is too cringe for some of his audience.

12:40 Jreg wishes that Nietzsche and the Ubermensch stuff were represented by a liking friend-hugger.

12:51 Jreg: People see me as never brewing character and always ironic. "committed to the bits"

Jreg: I am very genuine and loving with the people who were in real life.

12:56 Jreg: For people who I don't know or don't trust, yeah maybe irony is a tool I sometimes use in order to get some privacy and distance for those people.

13:03 For people who were in my life, especially in physical proximity, I am very loving and very opening.

13:10 He uses irony plenty of times to deal with people he doesn't know or trust to express confused or gobbled thoughts about something.

13:21 to create spectacle and to express genuine ideas in a fun way. But I will bring it down time to time and getting it better at bringing down time to time because it's not just a wall which needs to stay up time to time.

13:30 and in fact, knowing how to bring it down makes you not. irony poisoned.

13:34 And I d my want to be irony poisoned, because it kills you and it kills my college.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KtFi1HXqxtY : Ideology-Jregs height sizes is independent from their power, since Communism is the biggest, yet less popular than Anarcho-Communist. Yet in Centricide 8, Post-Accelerationist Crypto-Nihilist was a giant and powerful.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VhHUceewFgw&pp=ygUQU2F5IG5vIG1vcmUgZ2FtZQ%3D%3D : YouTuber feels bad for rejecting Zach's love post request and their time bar was almost up. 24:46 Ever situation where you felt yes? That love letter probably. 26:59 Finding out pink ones isn't no. 29:04 left pink-shirt guy in pink shirt alone. 29:00 They accepted first offer from first president meeting.

youtube. com/watch?v=XGqSd3aQZW8&pp=ygUYT2JqZWN0aXZlIHJlYWxpc20gZGViYXRl : 2022-04-04 6:59 Philosophy Tube? Perspective Philosophy caring about veganism and doing politics was on the way of doing PhD till his professor got covid.

https://archive.ph/yU6Yz : http://web.archive.org/web/20240625105717/https://citizentom.com/2015/01/29/how-do-we-know-the-difference-between-propaganda-and-truth/ and https://archive.ph/AEaZp with "looked and looked" confirms that Yuri Gargarin was Orthodox and never said that he didn't saw God. Wikipedia never mentioned him touching the moon (https://archive.ph/PiX5j). DuckDuckGo found no one saying this quote and no "haven't" on Khrushev's account. Yuri Gargarin's quote being repeated differently implies lacking consistency.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vX_WLrcgikc&pp=ygUUbWFjcm9waHlzaWNzIG1lYW5pbmc%3D : 2024-06-28 : 0:03 Entropy being disorder is biggest misconception. 0:15 Exact shattering is order.

Archive.fo/2024.09.28/https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-0fcIfv8YyQ&pp=ygUDRm5m : 1:20:29 : ? Adrin2021: Bro's playing clash of clans in 2024 *referring to mini-man*

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/aGpOkJWOrfc : month-long comment-reply.

Archive.fo/2024.10.17/https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiMUbj1RbN8 : 16:18 Heute-show is Green Party-biased for jokingly calling them reasonable. Maybe it's ridicule to opposite.

17:18 Oliver: More radical than the Höcke-youth get not.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y_kQP9EhXAM&list=PLT9goY20FpOa6f6YBC1rSsptXgFIaLgN7&index=56&pp=iAQB :

@somehippies

3 months ago

watch evangelion !! it IS this as an anime

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XprGSUcV0rw&list=PLT9goY20FpOa6f6YBC1rSsptXgFIaLgN7&index=18 :

@TheMrkaro

3 years ago

It is kind of like in a novel called "Thirty-Door-Key" by Gombrowicz. At some point in your life you will be forced to choose a certain "mask", or as called by Jreg " a framework", to devote your life to it, such as a career path, hobby or a love object. Being an artist is just standing in the middle of everything, you become confused and you're never able to achieve anything and be happy. Go read this book or watch English "Thirty-Door-Key" film. The film in fact really looks like a Jreg could do but with much higher budget and other actors

@RandomAmbles

2 years ago

I like how cent. 7.1 was reuploaded with the green dot replaced by a red dot after he started doing the "metnal liinessess" series. It took forever to find the original. Seriously good humor for the colorblinded and others as well.

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