What are your favorite time travel stories? Let me know below!

@charleskhedia242

3 жыл бұрын

About time

@robojackmu

3 жыл бұрын

My favourite time travel story is about a dog going back in time to find more meat on that bone that I have him. Just kidding my favourite one is interstellar and tenet and Nolan’s bubba dog time travel, I eat shit, dick size don’t matter and the most famous one dogs are larger than cats. Later movies do not exist at current time yet, but soon.....

@samue1271

3 жыл бұрын

Futurama.. when it wants to get you with feelings of loss.. it really knows how to

@darkesttimeline7026

3 жыл бұрын

Mr Nobody!!

@Nesharil

3 жыл бұрын

Legacy of Kain!

This is like a meta-analysis study on the nature of time. It may also be your most masterful essay yet. Deep and profound.

@thingy2780

3 жыл бұрын

it is neither deep nor profound. It is merely a retelling of various misconceptions of the nature of time. Barely watchable unless you use 2x

@user-zp8kj2cl9g

3 жыл бұрын

@@thingy2780 why do you think that?

@thingy2780

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-zp8kj2cl9g It is comprised entirely of old tired tropes.

@JavierGomezX

3 жыл бұрын

@@thingy2780 All tropes exist for reasons and are a reflection of something deeper, every single time. I fail to see why their mention serve as a detriment in any way. You sound impatient, specially since you suggest watching the video at twice it's speed as a solution.

@philipreid2542

3 жыл бұрын

@@thingy2780 at the moment this video has 2.6K likes and only 8 dislikes, which I think is a testament to it's quality. If you can't find the slightest enjoyment in what is clearly a well researched and well produced video on a fascinating topic, then to be honest I feel sorry for you.

Nothing is as far away as one minute ago

@drinkingpoolwater

3 жыл бұрын

👌👌👏🏻👏🏻

@MrUnpredicatable21

3 жыл бұрын

Fascinating statement.

@gooseisloose6908

3 жыл бұрын

@Mr. Penguin The same distance.

@jordanhartt6448

3 жыл бұрын

the psycological relief this statement provides...

@Arcady19

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanhartt6448 and eternal distress.

Hey there. You got me crying again. You strike a note inside me that is beyond grasp or intellectualization. Your work is incredible. Thank you.

@neverexist1

3 жыл бұрын

You just described what I wanted to say. Astonishing work.

@purelife8559

3 жыл бұрын

Lara so beautifully said

@ClubOceanBlue22

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely part of the same spaghetti monster 🤴

This channel is a real gem. You put so much effort in every single video. Take my like good Sir

“Time travel changes the traveler not the outcome.” How eloquently said. Nothing better symbolizes the infinite joy and sorrow of the human experience then the woeful time traveler forever mourning the lost of the past and desperately longingly for the future. We are all time travels. BRAVO 👏🏽

It's exactly this intimate aspect of time travel that always fascinated me, not the external conflict, but the internal change within the characters going throught the experience. I think it's awesome when writers connect the time travel aspect to the themes of the story, such as the films Arrival and About Time, thus becoming not just a plot convenience/gimmick, but a central piece of the message.

i just wanna go back in time and experience finding this channel for the first time again

If one day KZread becomes a thing of the past, I hope your videos still are made available for the world in the next great video platform

@umchinagirard1800

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 🙌

There's no way. I was laying here in bed, thinking about time travel. I opened up KZread, and got a notification for this video.

@EmanS117

3 жыл бұрын

The stars are aligned! 👀

@anasoftmarine

3 жыл бұрын

Synchronicity at its best 😃

@Rohit-ez7ph

3 жыл бұрын

Yes something similar happened to me as well! Was surprised! And a good meaningful video at that!

@nemonomen3340

3 жыл бұрын

There are algorithms that Google and by extension KZread uses to predict when you'll be interested in a particular topic based on your recent search history and the extensive profile they created for you. They can probably accurately guess your home address, work address, name, income, age, gender, political views, personal interests, health, relationships, and basic personality. They kind of mastered video recommendations a while ago.

@Rohit-ez7ph

3 жыл бұрын

@@nemonomen3340 In that case yea, but I am subscribed to stories of old and the video came out coincidentally

this video exemplifies why things like youtube should exist in the first place. thank you for doing what you do.

“Space is deep, Man is small and Time is his relentless enemy.”

@chrisbrown8640

3 жыл бұрын

Time to find those missing ballots.................

Coincidentally, I just finished bingeing all three seasons of Dark. Many modern time travel movies are deterministic... the characters fulfill their destiny on the way to avoid it, or realise there is no way they can change their destiny without paying some horrible price. Interstellar and Life is Strange are like this too. I wonder how this reflects on modern society.

@umchinagirard1800

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps reflects an old theory that nothing is free

@SusannaSaunders

3 жыл бұрын

... Badly!

@christiandauz3742

3 жыл бұрын

Lest Darkness Fall has a guy from 1938 end up in 535 Italy He recreates and Industrialized the Western Roman Empire. Indirectly making the Eastern half much stronger, conquering Persia unlike in history

It's amazing how much *Interstellar* is getting referenced and celebrated lately. Apparently, it's one of those movies that gets more recognition as time goes by. I surely like it a lot more now, after a few viewings, than when it came out.

@thefebo8987

3 жыл бұрын

It's a big blockbuster by Nolan. What are you talking about?

@tatjanalabovic3529

3 жыл бұрын

I agree...

@umchinagirard1800

3 жыл бұрын

Interstellar has universal feelings... heart of 💔 broken hearts of father/daughter relationships that are often fractures or parental alienation or distance etc the heart ♥️ of interstellar the father wanting to do right by his children, but time and circumstances get in the way?

@saschaschneider9157

3 жыл бұрын

Interstellar is one of the best science fiction films I've seen in years. In the cinema, at the end of the film, I actually had to suppress the urge to get up and clap as loudly as possible.

@dogwalk3

8 ай бұрын

@@thefebo8987oh damn. 3 yr old comment already! i remember when it came out (the world was simpler - like always!) one of the loudest things you heard about it was how silly it was that love transcends space & time. with today's climate, i think even those naysayers have matured.

This isn’t even the time or place but I want to express how much I loved the resolution to Dark. Time-Travel, Dimensión Travel, Predestination. All a noodle bowl which wasn’t real, it was nothing but a dream created by the desperate desire of a man wanting to save his family from death. It was love that destroyed the world and in the end, it was love that brought it together

@ARHanif-ej7oz

3 жыл бұрын

A father created two worlds to save his son, and a mother destroyed two worlds to save his daughter.

“ I didn’t wake up shredded in the 70s” 😂😂😂

The longer I go on, the more I realize that I'm desperately trying to hold on to what I can never keep in the first place.

This is easily some of the most profound content I've ever seen on KZread. Each essay is touching and delivered masterfully. I tip my hat to you sir.

Almost all of your videos leave me with teary eye and a loss for words, they are so inspiering and made with such care the only think I can say is thank you for making what you make thank you for "like stories of old"

I’m surprise you haven’t reviewed Tenet, your interpretations are so appreciated.

My son when he was 4 years old, made the most profound statement that I remember till today. Papa, today is the future

There's times when I have watched your videos and actually cried because of how beautifully put together they are, this was one of them. As well, because of the representation & meaning, combined with my own life experiences, making so much so relatable. The work you do is truly art, I am honestly so grateful for it.

You're such a sweetheart for telling everyone about your dream and your feelings. Keep it real your videos are calming wise and amazing.

The end of that- *exhale* ..man oh man. So incredibly beautiful. I am truly grateful your channel exists, it has very literally profoundly changed my life and while in the past i would have been to embarrassed to share very philosophical or emotional or straight up just not mainstream content that talks about very personal things in a profoundly meaningful and relatable way with anyone else, i now have the courage to do just that. I share these with many of my friends, or at least, i try to. All i can do is send them the link, they gotta click it. However those in my immediate life i try to show first hand, or now watch a new one for the first time with them, in the hopes that it might lead them to question their lives and indeed question the very ways in which they think and construct what they call their life like it did me, and that they may be profoundly moved to make meaningful, positive change in themselves and in doing so, manifest positive change in the environment around them. It is such a struggle being a human being.. From such a young age, my awareness was bombarded with thoughts i didnt want to be aware of- probably caused by my depression that was caused by a need to escape the present moment because my parents fighting and treating me second to my sister because i am younger, was just too much to deal with, so to cope i turned inward to my thoughts, which unfortunately wasnt much better. My self talk was completely negative and utterly distressing. Since i was just a child.. i didnt know how to turn it off, or more abstractly but also literally, to look away from the thoughts. I always struggled with thoughts of the inevitability of death, and the possibility of dying at any moment and not being able to do things over.. It has since gotten better, in learning and consciously choosing to be more mindful and present- ive gained some skill looking away from those thoughts. Of course they are always there though, because they relate to what is known and inevitable, and i must admit lately- as im sure im not alone in this- with the pandemic, and my country's election that literally almost sacrificed Democracy and quite honestly still has time to do so, it has become increasingly more difficult to look away from those thoughts about death and there being no do overs (at least that we know of, who knows, maybe when you die, your consciousness merges with that of another self in the infinite multiverse that is either a quantum multiverse or relativistic multiverse), to the point where ive been looking at getting back into therapy. I truly cant imagine what kind of person i would still be if this channel never existed. Thank you for choosing to do what you do, and not choosing to go back in time and not do it :P

Star Trek Generations was not a good movie, but Picard’s ending monologue about how we should think of time as a friend who accompanies us on the journey through our lives has to be one of the most inspiring moments in all of Star Trek. This video made me think of that moment.

Nietzsche's Eternal Reccurence realy fit this topic

@saurabhgoyal5272

3 жыл бұрын

Living life in a way that eternal recurrence of our life will be a thing of joy not fear.

@honnashankara3681

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I was thinking about eternal return too.

@R4Y2k

3 жыл бұрын

@@saurabhgoyal5272 I can live with that.

@saurabhgoyal5272

3 жыл бұрын

@@R4Y2k Nietzsche would have been proud of you

@SzymonNatanRajca

3 жыл бұрын

@@saurabhgoyal5272 wasn't that basically conclusion of K-Pax?

I believe why we can’t return is because the game doesn’t have save option. Whenever I screwup my civ 6 game I go back in time by loading a save but we don’t have that luxury in reality

@carlrodalegrado4104

3 жыл бұрын

As a civ player I can imagine how politicians can make some bad decisions or mistake so which all turn into defeat or a screw up knowing how competitive and cruel the game of power is

@EobardFerguson

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe it does, and you just aren't aware of it when you respawn. Maybe you chose to not remember so you can continue to completely enjoy the game.

This channel is such a treasure … the way you lay out the message of each film you reference and overall the meaning of the stories they tell is so beautiful … this channel feels like home

This is something that reminds me why I believe in God and the concept of repentance. It doesn’t change the evil of the past, but it recontextualizes into a building block that used to be a stumbling block, but could never be such an effective lesson without it having been a painful mistake

@youngafromanthepoet

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully and poetically put! Thank you for sharing such a unique insight on the gift of repentance. Stay blessed 🙏🏿

I find myself swinging in and out of being okay with our situation. Not really the current situation with covid and the election, but rather the fact that this will all end at some point. My existence. The quintessence of existentialism. Its like this pendulum that swings back and forth between living in the moment, being content and full of anxiety mixed with anger and fear. I think that each of those sides are just as necessary as the other. At some point we learn to dance with time(life), or we don't. One thing is for certain; here and now we can choose what path we take. You always have such a beautiful message. Thank you

@DaveKatague

3 жыл бұрын

The ebb and flow of our emotions is natural, here our attention goes our attention flows. Moments with others, connection, helping people through hardship and standing on the shoulders of others. :) touching as many people as a I can whilst I’m here with others is what makes all of this so beautiful. The dance is always better with others.

@SusannaSaunders

3 жыл бұрын

@Janks Wah, but we don't really get to chose. Much of the 'choice' has already been determined by time and people. I would love to be on good terms with my mother for example but that just is not possible. Not without completely rewriting my existence from before my conception... My mother smoking and drinking before and during her pregnancy with me for example. Her getting Rubella and the disabilities I was born with as a consequence. Her own upbringing and the divisions that have evolved from it. I spent a year in therapy only to conclude that "it is what it is" and the best I can do is try to learn to live with it. I will never have a meaningful relationship with my mother. It's entirely impossible because of who we both are as people. So the choices we have are only an illusion of choice. We actually have limited free will... Certainly with anything that actually matters. There is no point in my life that I feel I could even go back to and do things differently that would have a different outcome. It would require a complete re-write of history! It would require me and my mother to be entirely different people! This is just one life thread of very many... My being born transgender (and subsequent mid-life transition), dyslexic, autistic, partially deaf and blind... All these elements have shaped who I am as a person, my life struggles, my world view. And while it has given me an insight few others have, I remain, unable to change any of it.

@dharaninarra

3 жыл бұрын

@sussana saunders: power to you 👍🏼

@SusannaSaunders

3 жыл бұрын

@@dharaninarra 🙂 Thank you! Nice of you to take the time to post a reply!

when I turned 31 I had gone through a trauma where I lived in excruciating pain for almost a decade. I couldn't walk unaided. I created a mental prison for myself and eventually found a way to rid myself of most of the pain and walk again freely. That place where I went to in my mind was like a time trap and came out of it in my early 40's. I wrote a book about my experience but it's so hard to explain. This kind of thing happens to coma patients and people who have been incarcerated. In a deep sense one loses those years. I sometime reminisce but I never dwell on those ten years that I missed. I know I can't travel back. Which is why the movie About Time is important to me. It's a good reminder for me to focus on what I believe is important in life.

@umchinagirard1800

3 жыл бұрын

Me too , lost about 20 years, now disabled , I thinking I would love opportunity to time travel, to give up the suffering be great and love an opportunity to time travel , to try again , and to help others too

This is, for me, the most beautiful and powerful video you've created. You put words to many thoughts, curiosities, fascinations and emotions that I've had around time and time-travel stories. Thank you, my friend. Big Love.

This channel doesn’t get enough credit. The narration, the stories, the perspective, the depth and many more things it offers is just amazing. It calms and soothes you while filling you with endless wisdom and thoughts that needs to be out there. Thank you so much for this.

This is a truly masterful and beautiful exposition. Taking our perception of time travel from movie sources is such a beautiful insight. It is very convincing to believe how the mortal and temporal nature of our perceived reality isn't a burden but a blessing. Thank you for this amazing journey in the topic.

I saw an animated movie once during the Animation Show film festival that put time like this: "Life can only be understood backwards, but we have to live it forwards." And let's not forget Battlestar Galactica: "All of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again." And of course Lost: "What happened, happened." and "The most important part of your life, was the time that you spent with these people. That's why all of you are here. No one does it alone."

@RazgrizIV

3 жыл бұрын

What was the name of the film?

If you've watched this entire video, without skipping or fast forward, we could be friends.

@thegrayyernaut

3 жыл бұрын

This video is a masterpiece. I cried at the end because I had a similar thought. That I wouldn't change a thing if I get to do it all over again, despite all the mistakes I've made in life.

@binilbabuhse

3 жыл бұрын

@@thegrayyernaut I feel you!

@timo4258

3 жыл бұрын

What if I watched it all and thought "meh"?

@binilbabuhse

3 жыл бұрын

@@timo4258 we could agree to disagree 😊

"We all have our time machines, don't we? Those that take us back are memories; those that carry us forward are dreams."--Jeremy Irons, The Time Machine (2002)

@terrorcop101

3 жыл бұрын

@@FluffyBunniesOnFire Really? Might not have made it into the abridged version I read because I only recall it from the movie.

Two of my top favorites were in this essay "About Time" and "Edge of Tomorrow" but "Safety Not Guaranteed", "The Time Machine (1960)", and "The Kid" are also up there among my favorites. These are some of the best presented philosophical video essays I've seen anywhere. Clearly thought out, well edited, and using popular media as the visual medium is genius. These are some of the hardest concepts for humans to grasp because they all have to do with the nature of being and our own existence but you've really found a way to make them accessible.

This was a beautiful commentary on time travel in a spiritual sense. The narration is wonderful. The way that it evolves to appreciate this moment that was brought about by all of the previous experiences good and bad is an extremely hopeful message. What a nice surprise from the usual bizarre time travel paradoxes.

Can you stop bringing me to tears already, LSOO! Great vid. That whole bit you did on the essentially "god-mode" feeling of not worrying about dying because it will just reset, makes me think of the quote from Troy by Achilles: The gods envy us. They envy us because we're mortal, because any moment may be our last. Everything is more beautiful because we're doomed... we will never be here again."

Gratitude even for the mundane has helped me live more in the moment. When veer away from that is when i'm vulnerable to regret and frustration.

I had that dream also. Except I didn’t regret the life I lost, I was just excited to have a chance at a different path. I guess it was just the old, “If I knew then what I know now” situation. I was so disappointed when I woke up.

@theipsgill

3 жыл бұрын

Past was beautiful

Ive had that exact dream so many many times it haunts me. Going back to high school or having to go back and complete high school while still having a college degree.

@Stadtpark90

3 жыл бұрын

I had a similar reoccurring dream years ago: that I had to do the last year of school all over again, because my graduation was somehow invalid / missed an official stamp of approval. That I needed to write all the tests again. And then I failed to show up for them the 2nd time, or I did but got even worse grades the second time around, so that I would have to do it all over again. While at the same time remembering that I already worked for years in my job, noticing that I really was beyond anything that had happened in school. That this really was in the past and already done sufficiently well. - It was disorienting. - Luckily that nightmare stopped after a few years. - Maybe my underlying emotion was that I was not good enough, that I was a fraud; maybe that changed, maybe I realized that I was good enough.

That prose at the end brought me to tears. Thank you for sharing this invitation to a deeper idea.

LSOO is the beautiful potential of the internet made realized, it is the metaphoric hope at the bottom of pandora's box. This video, in particular, hit me extra hard for personal reasons and will stick with me for years to come. Honestly, thank you.

The maker and narrator of StoriesofOld has changed my life. It is a big commitment to contribute 1$-5$ a month for the rest of my time here on earth, but this remains as one of my only courses of action to preserve and indeed perpetuate such evocative content.

You are breathaking !! I cried as you say that we should appreciate the little time we have, enjoy each and every moments as it is the beauty of life itself !

One of my top 5 favourite channels on KZread. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us

Your mastery of the English language, it’s impressive. What people don’t like to talk about.....is that we are the only known animal completely aware of it’s own mortality, constantly. We are the only animals creative enough to devise an out, an afterlife. This is a story we tell each other, and agree that we will pretend there is a chance. Entire religions exist and their primary offer is, life everlasting. Time travel fantasies offer us a moment of reprieve from the inevitable. Especially for non-believers, it’s a fun moment to think about, “what if there was a chance?” A chance to take control of your destiny, to cheat death.

@devinhollenbaugh9995

3 жыл бұрын

This is such a great observation - I never thought of religion like that before

I don't think I have ever read or watched an analysis about the "emotions" of time travel before. The angle you took is amazing.

I really appreciate the personal take on this topic. Thank you for sharing your experience, and your interpretation of that experience, with us.

I look forward to these videos every month! Off hand, I love HG Well’s classic the Time Machine. As a kid I completely missed the political commentary in the book... it was harder to re-read as an adult when it felt like a thinly veiled allegory. But I also love the Moira McTaggert time travel timeline in the X-men House of X/Powers Of X comics

I think some people are so deeply thinking about what you share here, that they forget to like your videos! I had to come back to this page to make sure I did..!

I've been watching your videos for a few years. Beautiful, thoughtful, almost hypnotic. Your voice slows my heartbeat.(I know how that sounds) Thank you for sharing these thoughts.

Outer wilds is the most meaningful experience I have had in a very long time, And I really hope you go more in depth on it some time. I love your optimistic take on everything!

Your videos always leave me with a profound feeling of sorrow and joy about life. Love it. Thank you. Another gem from LSOO.

At the end of completing a short film of mine about time travel actually, this video helped solidify the point it is I want to drive home. Thanks!

This channel really is a hidden gem. Thank you for your work during the past few years it’s real gold. Hope you keep it up!

Time travel doesn't change the course of time. Just the traveler. It has been a titanic revelation to realize that time travel is not only real but something that we are all capable of. It is the deep, personal reflection on one's past experiences and the subsequent changes that are enacted. To pine for the romanticized concept of time travel and hope to change the past with present knowledge ignores the real agency that comes from being honest with yourself and others and changing the present. Absolutely incredible work.

Didn't expect you to talk about my favorite videogame of this year.

Wow, it's been too long since I watched one of your videos. Sir, thank you very much for what you do! You are almost a mystic.

You are truly talented, this was a masterpiece. There was more than one occasion where I paused to stop and think, and also more than one occasion a tear was brought to my eye.

Thankyou for creating this.❤️ I love you

Wow. I have been waiting for more of your videos. I love your work and am blown away by this. It made me dream and wonder about a time in my life that I’d live over and over again. I cried. Beautiful work. Thank you

I don't know how you do it, but every time I watch one of your videos I never see the emotional punch coming, it always takes me by surprise and before I know it I'm welling up.

Thank you for working soooo hard on this...

This is most definitely your best video yet. I cannot explain how well thought out it was - kudos

There is a feeling I get during and after your videos. I suppose you could call it meaning, but it does so much more and above all it's like it reminds me of something I had forgotten, something so obvious that I can't believe I forgotten it. According to Allan Watts' , it's an enlightening experience. Thank you for the video and I hope you continue making them!

This was a great reminder. Thanks my dude. Excellent work. You give meaning to a day that seems to have lost it.

Accept the things you cannot change. Have the courage to change the things you can... and have the wisdom to know the difference. - Nora Allen

@DaveKatague

3 жыл бұрын

The beauty of this is locus of control. If we draw a circle around ourselves, everything within that, is what we can control. Everything outside of that, is outside our control (but some things on the edge are things we can influence) By focusing on what we CAN control and influence, we are able to get the outcomes that matter. :)

@theranpan_

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaveKatague I second this. Locus of control 🔥

Fabulous. Thank you so much. Rarely have I heard such a mastery of my language from an apparent non-native speaker. Not even to speak of the profundity of the content.

Awesome video, I love your heartfelt style and appreciate all the effort that goes into getting all those clips from different movies and tv shows. Good stuff man, keep it up!

I love this channel. Thank you for making these videos.

When I watch your video essays they elicit an emotional response akin to awe, understanding and gratitude.

These videos are great, man. Keep up the good work.

An analysis of “Dark” would be the greatest video on your channel. You are a gem on this platform!

Wow, another simply incredible video... Thank you so much for making these!

There is a duo of animated movies, one of them called "To Me, the One Who Loved You" & "To Every You I've Loved Before". I do not remember the best order of watching them, but do give them a watch.

15:46 aaaaand that's it you're getting me teary-eyed again. Your videos are masterful. Thank you and congratulations for your incredible work.

Dark is the most personal, cerebral and heartbreakingly beautiful story on time travel ever made, and how individual actions affect their future and past generations..would love to hear your take on it.

@yash124

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely bro dark is fun but most of time it's very depressing and disturbing show

Thank for posting your videos. They are beautiful works of art. It gives me immense joy

truly beautiful art!! Thank you!!

Another fantastic video, brought tears to my eyes. Keep up the good work!

I am always blown away by your videos..

Love you man. Thank you!

Spending time with your work LSOO, is a time I wouldn`t want to spend in any other way. Thanks for unraveling yet another layer of the fabric, of THE question: what it means to be a human being? While being stuck in your own temporal desires, to overcome, what is impossible, your own, eventual demise. And yet, to relish what is given, seems to be the best available practice. You are able to remind about this important fact with a true grace.

I truly enjoy your videos and have been for a while now, but this one is nothing short of brilliant!

Beautiful. Thank you!

This video is very apt as I question the choices I have made in my life. Boy how I wish I could go back, it's been an ongoing discussion with my therapist. I just want to go back to that golden period from around 1983-1998 and be aware of how precious that time actually was. Whether I would of done things differently.

One of the best channels on KZread. Absolutely love your work

Thank you for another beautiful and deep essay!

fantastic as always

Beautiful Bro! Answered some deep questions.

Thanks for producing content that actually makes me think and feel; it seems, for the most part, I am just bombarded with content to just help me pass time---it's great to be able to perhaps do a little more.

This just became one of my favourite video essay ever! ❤️

The immense mastery and sheer epic scale of your editing (and that is said by a fellow editor here) is beyond the grasp of my mind. Simply incredible.

Just amazing, thank you!

I just want you to know that I adore your channel. As a laymen (arm chair) philosopher, the way that you weave ideas into the fold of aesthetic... analysis/critique is amazing and an art unto itself. Bravo and well done and all the claps :)

this is the best video essayist on youtube. period. no one can bring emotion out more than LSOO can

I can listen to you talk 24/7!