3D Vtuber Papa! 🐭Rat🐭 Day 24

Añadido: 2026-05-24

[00:00:15]I feel hey.

[00:05:02]Hey, hey, hey.

[00:06:18]Hey.

[00:06:24]Hey.

[00:06:28]Hey, hey, hey.

[00:07:35]Hey, hey, hey.

[00:12:05]Welcome to beautiful critical vehicle function.

[00:12:18]Discovery Houston.

[00:12:37]>> Beautiful. Beautiful.

[00:16:16]Alrighty. Here. Give me a second.

[00:16:21]This music loud.

[00:16:27]should be fine now. All right. Hello everyone. Good morning, good evening, good afternoon. I hope you guys are doing good.

[00:16:40]We should be fine. There we go.

[00:22:23]All right. Sorry about that. All right. I was just checking some stuff up.

[00:22:48]Anyways, all right. Uh mhm goddamn dorm.

[00:23:31]What?

[00:23:35]Wow.

[00:24:00]All right.

[00:24:14]Hey.

[00:24:29]Hey. Hey.

[00:25:45]Mhm.

[00:27:53]H.

[00:27:55]Huh?

[00:27:58]I want coffee. Maybe.

[00:28:00]Why? You want coffee? That's why.

[00:28:09]Oh, heat.

[00:30:34]Mr. Papa, what up, Mr. Apa?

[00:31:44]We were Do you animate eye pupils when the character blings? If you do, is this also done with blend shapes?

[00:34:29]What do you mean by animating pupils specifically? Like them bouncing around and stuff like that or like Oh, yeah. It's Skull's birthday.

[00:34:40]Happy birthday, Mr. Skull.

[00:34:50]Yippee.

[00:35:06]You going to make some shush leaks today.

[00:35:19]Yippee. Yippee.

[00:35:40]The only two pictures.

[00:35:44]Mahito Mjito. O, what a good shash, dude. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] take me away, dude. And drop me in those shashikes, dude.

[00:36:18][ __ ] steal me, dude.

[00:36:45]and widen at bright light. Since eyelid is blocking light, they must shrink for a moment. And white back.

[00:36:57]Hey, if you're gonna figure out how like like it really pisses me off whenever like I don't know. Okay, it's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It's like you don't know what the [ __ ] you're talking about.

[00:37:13]That's one thing. Another thing is like if you figure out how you can do that in a game, sure.

[00:37:24]Like, please let me know. But in general, [ __ ] like that. Yeah, it's done with uh like shape keys. You can do it with shape keys. Like for example, like on this character, right?

[00:37:39]Like when you have an eye like this, right?

[00:37:42]Um, you can technically speaking like have these vertices specifically around this eyelid here and then you can like just do that depending on like what you're trying to do. Technically speaking, you can do sometimes what people also do is they also do a thing where like this black part of the eye is like separate mesh all together like for example like imagine like if it was like this and then they manipulate this in particular to get the effect.

[00:38:21]So you have to like sort of like let your imagination uh like flow and uh understand how like a lot of this stuff is done, right?

[00:38:44]Houston.

[00:38:49]>> Oh, how do I have this?

[00:38:53]>> Okay. And then like >> Oh, I know what I I I Okay, I know. I know. I know.

[00:39:01]>> It's like this and then to the other side you would do. Okay. Sure. And because this was like part >> going to catch the end of the stream.

[00:39:21]It's all right, dude. It's all right. Go have some fun. Get some shush leaks done.

[00:40:02]Thank you.

[00:40:42]I don't need to do anything here.

[00:40:47]Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

[00:42:17]You know what song I want? I want that bulletproof remix.

[00:42:23]I still on.

[00:43:24]Wait, this is not it.

[00:43:34]>> Yeah, it was that one.

[00:43:37]They're like the I don't know why my questions are driving you mad.

[00:44:03]It's because you know nothing and you ask like way too complex questions instead of um like approaching your study in a more linear manner when you learn the basics first and then you try to learn all the um complex stuff basically. Right now that being said, this might not be very complex. The whole like eye dilation stuff, right?

[00:44:37]But you are talking about a very complex well it's not a very comp. It's relatively complex system to where you have to manipulate the eye to do a certain dilation depending on the light dropping onto the eye which is like very hard to calculate. By the way, it's not a simple like, oh, when light hits the eye, do dilation of the eye. Like, it doesn't work like that basically, right? So, you're trying to apply a very complex realistic technical um process uh onto a uh an anime model. It's like it's like way too [ __ ] of a [ __ ] concept and a question, right? It's like and and I bet you you haven't even done like a basic anime model. So, it's like you're trying to like jump way above your head when you haven't even done like anything basic to begin with. At least not I'm not aware of. Right. You have not shown me. Uh, and there I haven't seen any evidence of you being a decent enough modeler where like for example if Puffer asked me some if Puffer asked me something like that, right, I would not be mad, right?

[00:46:04]Because I know that Puffer is a relatively decent modeler. So, if he's asking me a question like that and he's uh it's like he's trying to uh like get like some sort of expertise from my side and see like if if if my solution to that problem is any better than what he has for example. But like again like you you haven't even really done anything or I haven't seen that you are like decent enough where questions like this would be uh would even make sense or be useful to you. To me it feels like whenever you're asking me questions like that even if I answer them it's just a waste of time.

[00:46:56]It's a waste of my time. Uh because you're asking me a question like that.

[00:47:01]I'm going to spend some time answering it, but you're going to forget it. So, what's the point of it then? Right? It's like, and you might say, well, well, it's just nice to answer the question, Sha, right? Aren't you nice? I'm not nice. I don't give a [ __ ] you know? I'm not I'm not made like that. I don't give I don't care about like being nice. I I care about being useful, okay? And if I can be useful, good for you. But in this particular set, you I'm not going to be useful to you cuz this information that I'm going to give you is going to be wasted anyways.

[00:47:42]Okay, you subbed. Okay, now that you're a sub, that's different. Now you can ask whatever you want. I I don't care.

[00:47:52]Is this the song?

[00:47:57]Dude, where is my Is this this one?

[00:48:13]I think I found it.

[00:48:17]I think.

[00:48:20]Listen.

[00:48:46]Shouldn't this be like slower?

[00:49:18]I found it.

[00:49:40]It's such a shitty version.

[00:50:01]Oh, it's coming. It's coming. D does.

[00:50:23]More like a Tik Tok Tik Tok Tik Tok moment, dude.

[00:50:41]So, I probably being too curious. You know what? Me knowing that it's just you being curious is going to make me less mad. Okay, you know what? That works.

[00:50:51]That works for me.

[00:50:53]That's just fine.

[00:50:56]you saying that like it's just you being curious that that's enough for me. Okay, I got you.

[00:51:05]So, like it has a purpose. Me answering you has a purpose. You see, I'm aware of my autism, right? In that sense, right?

[00:51:14]I am autistic like that. I I [ __ ] hate like doing [ __ ] like this what I just explained a moment ago. Right now, this could be probably the first time in my life when I was able to put in words my frustration. Right?

[00:51:33]So, for me, it's important to understand why. And you explained why it is just your uh interest. That's it. Sure. That's a that's a that's a valid argument.

[00:51:48]That is valid enough for me to answer your question even though they're not going to be very useful to you. Sure.

[00:52:06]You might be able to do it with a shader. Why over complicate things when you can do it simple uh simply in Damo.

[00:52:55]I am Titan.

[00:54:04]One more for the boys.

[00:55:08]Break my bones.

[00:55:18]He's going to do it.

[00:55:46]Titanium.

[00:57:58]All right, that's it.

[00:58:03]Oh, you guys request good songs.

[00:58:06]You go to anything.

[00:59:21]AI song. Yeah.

[00:59:28]Which one?

[01:01:19]How's the weather in Georgia? Such a hit. Ah, been raining mostly. Honestly, some of good clouds outside.

[01:01:28]Should I start? Like Georgia has like such cool clouds sometimes.

[01:01:34]Like actually such good clouds.

[01:02:28]I'm bulletproof.

[01:02:34]Wow.

[01:02:38]Wow. Wow. Wow.

[01:03:00]Damn, this song went on so long, dude.

[01:03:02]What the [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Beep beep beep beep beep beep.

[01:03:41]Nice song, brother.

[01:05:01]Mhm.

[01:05:49]Oh, you mean like this one is AI uh power.

[01:06:04]That's not bad actually.

[01:06:11]Isn't all Vocaloid AI anyways?

[01:07:46]I honestly like some of these like AI songs are not too bad. It's just the only problem is like there's this like one channel I found out a while ago and uh like the guy who's like doing that stuff, right?

[01:08:01]Like he just made them way too repetitive.

[01:08:05]It's like another case of like why good uh like arbiters matter, right? Like if you're like a bad observer, right? Uh, whatever you do is also going to be [ __ ] no matter what, right?

[01:08:26]Nice one.

[01:08:55]True music, dude.

[01:09:19]I think the guy who made this song also s sampled his own he sampled like his own u voice as well in the Amen.

[01:09:52]At the very end, it's his voice.

[01:09:56]No, at the very very end it's his voice.

[01:10:00]The guy who like sampled my voice.

[01:10:05]You'll see.

[01:10:21]God damn it.

[01:10:24]Wait, Puffer doesn't know this.

[01:10:40]No way. Puffer.

[01:10:44]So, some guy like very very long time ago there. Did you hear that?

[01:10:52]No, it's like the guy.

[01:10:55]So, very very long time ago, some guy made this song, right?

[01:11:00]And um well, he did put like a lot of like community memes, I guess.

[01:11:17]Thanks.

[01:11:19]Where's Ryub actually?

[01:11:26]And this is AI is it?

[01:11:34]Sounds like and like it's like obvious that it's AI.

[01:12:08]I'll skip this. Not because it's the eye, but it's mostly because it's [ __ ] to be honest.

[01:12:14]cronies.

[01:12:18]There we go. Some low card is all Get the light on.

[01:15:07]Mhm.

[01:17:24]Huh?

[01:17:42]Bet this name is not taken.

[01:17:46]Who's that?

[01:17:48]Who's bet this name is not taken? Guy, thank you for the sub anyways. But who that light this lighter?

[01:18:11]Oh [ __ ] I knew it was Rex.

[01:18:15]I knew you requested this.

[01:19:23]that you know me so well.

[01:19:42]This Rex leg's um soundtrack.

[01:19:46]Is your soundtrack now?

[01:20:55]It's raining again.

[01:22:17]I do wonder why this is supposed to be white.

[01:22:44][ __ ] rain indeed.

[01:22:51]I don't really hate it. Like rains in Georgia are not that bad.

[01:22:56]As long as they don't rain on Mondays and Tuesdays.

[01:24:31]I'll do this.

[01:24:41]Oh [ __ ] I don't see my highlight.

[01:26:21]Rex coming up with the uh ancient songs.

[01:26:52][ __ ] dude. It's like thunder and [ __ ] outside, dude.

[01:26:59]What the [ __ ] Po, come here.

[01:28:49]Come here. My My god.

[01:28:54]My god.

[01:29:07]Dude, do you ever just like want to smell your cat in a mouth? You just get that like kitty stench. It's like ah the kitty stench. Oh my god.

[01:29:20]Give me Give me that kitty stench. Give me Give me that.

[01:29:24]Ah.

[01:29:33]It's like it's like smelling your own farts, you know.

[01:30:10]Oh [ __ ] dude. What the [ __ ] Who did this song?

[01:30:27]Who else would do a German song?

[01:30:31]Only a German out.

[01:31:11]Hey Hey, hey, hey.

[01:32:26]Oh, it's raining again now. Give me Let me Let me check my window.

[01:32:51]like thunder and lightning and [ __ ] Oof. Shashi chalk.

[01:33:48]Ow ow ow. Wow.

[01:34:08]Wow. Wow.

[01:34:39]Come on.

[01:37:22]Welcome home. Beautiful. Beautiful.

[01:37:27]with critical vehicle function.

[01:37:40]>> Discovery Houston, beautiful. Beautiful.

[01:38:25]Come on, Man, you got to stop.

[01:39:11]Mhm. Mhm.

[01:39:56]Oh, by the way, are like I don't know if you guys are even seeing the ads, but are they better in general on Twitch now? cuz I checked them out today and I basically don't even have control how to show them. They're just a default for every 10 minutes they show 30 seconds of ads basically.

[01:40:21]Like I don't know how good or bad they are and I personally have no control over them.

[01:41:59]Puka.

[01:46:23]Yeah, why not?

[01:46:35]Actually looks nice.

[01:47:27]Why is she meowing like that?

[01:47:30]Oh, yeah. She Yes.

[01:47:33]Let's get extra.

[01:47:38]Let's finish our boots.

[01:47:42]You're moving on pretty good today, dude. Pretty good. Pretty good.

[01:49:31]Hey, hey, hey.

[01:50:06][ __ ] Hey, hey, hey.

[01:52:17]Here.

[01:52:22]Just a moment. I'll be right back.

[02:02:32]Oh my god, I was muted. I said, "Yeah, and we had to kick her out." But she has a new kitty house in the other room, so she just chills there.

[02:03:56]Roger and I feel >> discovery Houston at mission 41 Discovery and the power 3 Computers now have primary control function.

[02:08:16]Heat. Heat.

[02:09:28]H. You hear that? No.

[02:10:11]Or are we damn sir?

[02:10:27]Are we human?

[02:11:02]off.

[02:11:04]The first flight of the Discovery has cleared the tower.

[02:11:16]Computers now have primary control of critical vehicle function.

[02:11:22]All right, we dance.

[02:12:49]That's one.

[02:13:47]Oh, is it on shape key?

[02:15:32]Heat. Heat.

[02:15:51]Mhm.

[02:16:55]It was World Go Day yesterday. We didn't celebrate.

[02:17:09]You wanted to celebrate it.

[02:18:37]What do I have as a Oh, it's like a triangle.

[02:20:05]Boom.

[02:20:08]Mhm.

[02:20:31]your favorite. What is that? Oh, actually none of them.

[02:20:44]to be honest, none of them.

[02:20:54]Mostly because I didn't watch all any of these cartoons. Like I was too old uh by the time like this cartoon started coming out.

[02:21:17]Although this cartoon was airing when I was uh like little. This one this like totally drama island something something something something. It it was like a It was like them making fun of all the uh like island drama like stuff basically, right?

[02:21:40]I don't even know like how this character acted to be honest.

[02:21:45]This one isn't this from like Danny Phantom.

[02:21:51]This one I didn't watch [ __ ] uh uh like uh Adventure Time, funnily enough.

[02:21:59]I mean, she's ugly as [ __ ] This from Teen Titans. I don't know this one. I have no idea who the [ __ ] this is. Is this from like King Possible? No idea.

[02:22:09]This is like from Transylvania. No idea who the [ __ ] this is. Is this also from Teen Titan? Have no idea who the [ __ ] this is. This is Denny Phantom, right?

[02:22:19]This is Marceline. This is totally accurate drama island or some [ __ ] like that it was called.

[02:22:28]Total drama.

[02:22:31]It was called just Total Drama Island.

[02:22:33]Actually, I have no idea what the [ __ ] was that cartoon about, by the way.

[02:22:42]No [ __ ] clue.

[02:22:50]I want one, two, three, four, five, six.

[02:22:55]I have no idea what the [ __ ] this is.

[02:22:57]Nor I have any idea what the [ __ ] this is.

[02:23:04]Let me think. Who was my like cartoon crush?

[02:23:09]Did I have any cartoon gold cra?

[02:23:15]I don't think so.

[02:23:31]Let me think.

[02:23:39]I actually genuinely have no idea.

[02:24:15]I don't really remember like much.

[02:24:18]You know what I one one show that I really like? It was called Community TV series.

[02:24:32]And there was one character that I liked actually. It was the um uh cast.

[02:24:46]IMDb Annie. I think her name was Annie.

[02:25:03]Where's Cass?

[02:25:26]Is this what the [ __ ] dude? Ellison Bry is like so different now. That's crazy.

[02:26:07]I can share it on SP, I think. Yeah, I'll show you this.

[02:26:13]I sent it to you.

[02:26:16]Huh?

[02:26:18]Do you know which one it is?

[02:26:24]I think the answer I'll figure out what I want to do here.

[02:27:03]Oh, is it a male or a female?

[02:27:12]No.

[02:27:14]Sure. Sent me. Fine.

[02:27:32]Yeah. Want to see my [ __ ] crush, dude?

[02:27:38]Here's my crush, dude. [ __ ] this [ __ ] Yeah. God damn. Yeah. You don't know who this is, dude? What the [ __ ] You don't know who this is, dude? What the [ __ ] dude?

[02:28:05]What was your name in English?

[02:28:10]Cuz uh real monsters. Oh.

[02:28:22]Uh characters, character names.

[02:28:28]Oh, it was literally Obina. Like that's it. [ __ ] Obina, dude.

[02:28:36]Dude, this game this [ __ ] game. This cartoon had like it was basically like Monsters Inc.

[02:28:45]before Monsters Inc. became popular, like became a thing.

[02:28:54]>> This [ __ ] dude. Like, what the [ __ ] is even this, dude?

[02:28:59]Yo, dude.

[02:29:06]Yeah. Here's my crush, guys.

[02:29:08]Let it [ __ ] Yo, you guys want to see my crush? Yo, this guy, dude.

[02:29:16]This [ __ ] dude, in [ __ ] red shoes, dude. Yo, like what the [ __ ] is even this, dude?

[02:29:41]Hey, Arnold.

[02:30:01]Jesus, Scott, you got to stop, dude.

[02:30:04]It's your birthday, not my birthday.

[02:30:06]Thank you for the sub. Didn't you literally so Neozi like a while ago? I think he just did not accept that.

[02:30:14]Or am I wrong? Or was it somebody else?

[02:30:16]No, it was Puffer, right?

[02:30:20]Clicky. If I know it was Aikis.

[02:30:25]Oh, you know, you know which character I really liked? There was this like they introduced her later on, but in Hey Arnold, there was this ginger girl that they introduced later in the show.

[02:30:52]Okay, I actually remember her being prettier than this.

[02:31:07]It was this [ __ ] But I was like I think I was like 13 or 14 when I was watching [ __ ] like this. I swear I remember her like way prettier than this [ __ ] Dude, what the [ __ ] is this drawing?

[02:31:27]Somebody made a [ __ ] collage of her, dude. What the [ __ ] Yo, who remembers this [ __ ] dude?

[02:31:59]I hated this cartoon, by the way.

[02:32:03]I hated this [ __ ] dude.

[02:32:11]Oh my god, this [ __ ] dude.

[02:32:16]Like they were friends basically from same cartoon.

[02:32:41]Yo, dude. What about this one?

[02:32:45]This was Helga's older sister, dude.

[02:32:48]She's kind of fine, not going to lie.

[02:33:12]All right.

[02:33:28]Yo, dude. Cartoons back then were different, man.

[02:33:33]They had soul in them, man.

[02:33:38]Meanwhile, cartoons.

[02:33:59]Everything had soul back then.

[02:34:05]I don't know, man.

[02:34:07]I feel like a lot of cartoons are still [ __ ] though. Although I will say like I know like the cartoon is is already praised enough but I really think Hey Arnold was very good cartoon actually.

[02:34:25]It was one of those cartoons where like he had plenty of diversity and all that [ __ ] and it was like not shoved down your throat type of thing, you know?

[02:34:39]like writers just did a good job and it was like sort of expected of them to do like a good job and that was it, you know, like nobody it was not shoved down your throat like you know inclusivity and all that [ __ ] It was just a good cartoon that's it.

[02:34:59]And you had like a wide variety of like cast like a typical like neighborhood in like 90s type of [ __ ] and like friends group and [ __ ] like that.

[02:35:14]So yeah, it was like uh it was a good cartoon like before everything like became [ __ ] dude.

[02:35:29]Now my cartoons have like gay [ __ ] in it, dude.

[02:35:41]I don't want no gay [ __ ] in my cartoons, dude.

[02:36:02]Saw pocket family guy. My favorite.

[02:36:09]Sure, bud.

[02:36:29]Mhm.

[02:36:48]I think I unfortunately grew out of cartoons very fast.

[02:36:53]Although I do remember my brother still watching like a lot of the cartoons and I I remember like how much I hated whenever he was just watching cartoons all the time. But then like we only had one TV so we had to like we had to like sort of share and whatnot, right? And I remember like at some point cuz I really loved watching like Discovery Channel and I I liked watching like Mythbusters and [ __ ] like that. And my my brother didn't like that [ __ ] at all.

[02:37:30]Actually, he didn't like like other stuff. But then when I w started watching Mythbusters, he actually liked that show. So that was the first show that we were both like watching, you know, without like needing to compromise or [ __ ] like that.

[02:37:50]Dude, Mythbusters is some good [ __ ] dude. Holy.

[02:38:01]Do you think Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gravity Falls are all bad?

[02:38:07]That's not modern cartoons, though.

[02:38:10]Like, you see, those cartoons started airing when I was like around 20 years old. That's that's not even 90s cartoons really.

[02:38:19]But those cartoons were made in the uh in a transition period. That was when the times were changing around like um like culture and whatnot, right?

[02:38:32]And like those cartoons were lucky to come out in the times where uh there was no scrutiny over it, you know. So like those cartoons were coming out and like they they they basically were safe from all the uh the culture war and [ __ ] like that.

[02:39:01]I mean, of course, there's going to be some outliers that were not affected by [ __ ] like that, right?

[02:39:07]like Adventure Time is pretty good cartoon, but then the new Adventure Time that they released recently again it smells like c of culture war straight up. They changed the main character. Now it's like a straight up a female version of it. It's not bad necessarily, right? But whenever you're specifically trying to like like female watch a certain cartoon or a show, nobody [ __ ] likes that. It's like same [ __ ] like Ghostbusters.

[02:39:58]Like remember like when they released Ghostbusters and it was all female cast like that's unnecessary. And that movie was by the way garbage.

[02:40:08]That movie was absolute [ __ ] garbage.

[02:40:18]Like it's it's it's like anything that is like a gender bent is is just done on like purpose and it's done to like subvert uh like audience basically. Okay.

[02:41:44]I'm trying to remember like what cartoons I actually liked like like properly liked. I didn't even like Spongebob that much. Although my brother really liked that [ __ ] I don't know. Like I always liked more so like sciency stuff, but like the thing is like a lot of these like channels that were showing like cartoons and whatnot, right? They were just like keep repeating like same cartoons over and over and over again basically, you know? So like it would get boring eventually. Like you can only watch like same episode so many times, right? Especially like on television, right?

[02:43:10]anime is better. You think that's funny you say it because first time I watched anime, I did like it way better cuz I think although like like it feels like anime had just like a lot of thought into it and the story was better. Meanwhile, a lot of these cartoons they were just episodic, right?

[02:43:34]And it was not really there was no continuity, you know? you just knew like you just understood the world and the characters and that's it, you know, and it was like kind of boring, you know, that's why I said like I liked something like something like Hey Arnold was pretty [ __ ] good. Again, it's I know it's like overrated cartoon, but it was pretty good because the cartoon had like some good like life lessons type of [ __ ] you know? Like you would watch an episode and like the the uh it would like teach you something, you know, like maybe like compassion, maybe like I mean there was like a lot of bullying happening in that uh anime as well. And then like they would still come around and like you know the Arnold character he was always like this like nice guy who was trying to like gather everyone together and like he was not doing it out of like oh I'm going to be nice because like I want to show my superiority type of [ __ ] No, he was nice because he would think about it, right? Like a in a lot of episodes he would think about why like being nice is important, right? Why why he should do the nice thing, right? So it was like it was like an acknowledged decision for him to do certain actions that were like nice, right? It was not just like, oh, be nice for the sake of being nice.

[02:45:28]It's like the reasoning was important, you know.

[02:46:02]Don't matter me.

[02:46:07]You're just a cartoon hater. I'm not though.

[02:46:12]I will say though, my first couple animes that I watched, I did really love that [ __ ] dude. I think the first couple animes I watched was Attack on Titan.

[02:46:24]Uh I also watched Tokyo Ghoul. Tokyo Ghoul.

[02:46:30]And I remember like I was literally I was watching it as it was airing. So like the last couple episodes before the the the the new season where like they just made characters look very weird.

[02:46:47]Um, like I was literally just like waiting for them to come out and like I would watch it as they would air, you know, Death Note. The thing with Death Note is I feel like something like Death Note, you have to watch it as an adult.

[02:47:14]I almost want to rewatch that [ __ ] Honestly, I almost want to rewatch it with Don.

[02:47:22]You want to rewatch Death Note though?

[02:47:26]Cuz like I remember most of the stuff and like the general um whatchamacallit uh like plot, right? But I feel like a lot of the um decisions that the character was make uh taking I feel like like they're way deeper and you like it needs like a better understanding, you know?

[02:47:52]Like there's like surface level understanding when you're just a kid and you just watch that show and you're like, "Oh yeah, I'm 15 and I'm edgy."

[02:48:00]And like you watch that [ __ ] and you know, whatever. But I feel like there's like a whole different understanding whenever you're an adult and you watch that show, right?

[02:48:12]It's like you might watch that show and you actually might might start hating people. It's like that type of uh uh anime.

[02:48:30]We watching free right now though. Maybe after Ferin, we're gonna start watching Death Note.

[02:48:37]I actually gave Frier a second try and we're watching it right now.

[02:48:45]It's not bad honestly so far, but uh like first couple of episodes were really drawn out and I hope like that's not going going to be a trend going uh forward with the anime. I will see, I guess.

[02:49:24]Akamea Kill. I know Akame Kill as well.

[02:49:28]I watched that too actually.

[02:49:31]Also watched Gate. If you know Gate, Gate was pretty good.

[02:49:53]Now, was this actually one cooking anime that I really liked?

[02:49:59]Is this like pure black?

[02:50:28]Food Wars. Let's see. Food Wars.

[02:50:32]Yeah, it was Food Wars.

[02:50:36]Food Wars was pretty [ __ ] good.

[02:50:40]But I think I really liked first season.

[02:50:44]I don't know if like there's more seasons to it.

[02:50:48]Food Wars like the first couple episodes where he I think he challenges his own father in a restaurant and then the first couple episodes in school where he's like I think the one dish that he makes that was pretty cool. It was a wasn't it like bacon with like mashed potatoes and it was like how how basically mashed potatoes on their own are bland but then bacon like the fat of bacon like sipped through the mashed potatoes and like it really gave it like good taste and [ __ ] like that that was good.

[02:51:29]That was probably the anime that made me actually like cooking in general. I it's not that's probably not why I started cooking in general, but it was like definitely the anime that made me like u cooking in general.

[02:51:51]High school DNA never watched that [ __ ] but from what I heard it feels like trash.

[02:52:00]It's basically just like anime titties and vagina and that's it.

[02:52:06]It's like softcore porn for 12 year olds.

[02:52:13]Like you would watch that [ __ ] to then tell your friends, "Yo, dude, there were like titties in this [ __ ] story isn't bad.

[02:52:44]I don't know. I don't know, man.

[02:52:48]I don't know, man.

[02:53:08]Oh boy. All right, let me get an apple.

[02:53:11]Be right back.

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[02:57:23]Hey, what up, dude?

[02:58:23]Hey, hey, hey.

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[03:00:17]I'm a satanist. Yeah, but that's not a satanic [ __ ] Like cathedrals and [ __ ] like that has nothing to do with Satanism, though.

[03:00:30]There's more ghosty churches and [ __ ] like that. Basically, we can go to like Cologne. There's like a Is there like a big ass church in Cologne? It's like very Gothic.

[03:00:45]We We We didn't go there last time we were there, so we can go there.

[03:01:13]Dude. Yes, dude. I'm No, this is not like sitanic.

[03:02:02]at night like in the evening.

[03:02:38]Welcome. Beautiful. Beautiful.

[03:02:59]Damn, dude. This [ __ ] was like bumped to the ground. Holy [ __ ] dude.

[03:03:11]>> Beautiful. Beautiful.

[03:03:33]Yo, dude. Look at this [ __ ] dude.

[03:03:51]Bro is going to convert from Judaism to [ __ ] Christianity.

[03:04:06]Are you even like are you even I mean I would imagine because you have like uh Georgian um roots like your family is probably Christian right?

[03:04:31]No.

[03:04:47]You guys are Jewish in family.

[03:05:30]Apparently Jewish I pray sometimes too but not strict at all. In fact I wear religious.

[03:05:48]If I in fact if I were religious I wouldn't be able to turn on electricity on Saturdays. I can't I going to stream right now. Oh, what's the like main huge difference between Judaism and Christianity though?

[03:06:18]Don't they like pretty much believe same God anyways?

[03:06:29]or like it's a little bit different.

[03:06:40]How are you? I'm Brazilian. I don't understand what you're saying, but I love your videos. Haha. Okay.

[03:06:46]It's complex. I mean, I would imagine it's complex.

[03:07:06]Georgians hate Jews, by the way. Uh, I don't know why, but like most average Georgians, you ask them, they [ __ ] hate Jews.

[03:07:22]I think the major reason is because especially amongst like this like super like conservative orthodox uh Georgians uh they they they all hate Jews cuz they say that uh Jews killed the Christ so they hate it hate I mean, these people also vote for George and Dream, so I wouldn't take whatever they say serious, but hey, is that pop version of Judaism.

[03:08:17]I don't really believe that [ __ ] to be honest cuz like wasn't Christ like trying to like spread the idea that like like you can see God within you type of [ __ ] Type [ __ ] Type [ __ ] Hello Remuru. Dav, dude.

[03:08:57]YouTube people are back, dude. What the heck?

[03:09:08]Same as Judaism.

[03:09:12]But then like what is the difference between like acidic juice or whatever their name is acidic juice toxic juice and then like like a more like laidback type of Judaism like what is the difference?

[03:09:33]Cuz like there are this like old school like [ __ ] uh like killing chickens for their sins type of like Jews and [ __ ] like that, right?

[03:09:46]Like they wear like long uh like gasas or whatever the [ __ ] it's called all the time.

[03:10:31]Get awesome.

[03:11:10]Oh my god.

[03:11:51]believes some invisible god by the name of Yahweh ordered a man called Abraham to move to the land of Zion. Hey, I know that [ __ ] And follow his rules because he is the one and only God. The belief is that the world we currently live in is based and corrupt or not based bad and corrupt. But if we continue to follow Yahweh rules, we will one day bring a Messiah through the gates of Jerusalem. When the Messiah arrives, there will be world peace. All humans who died will be reborn and the whole world would gather around why people call themselves Jewish as if they can't accept themselves. They aren't belong to the nation. Huh?

[03:12:54]Huh?

[03:12:57]What does that even mean?

[03:13:00]Elaborate, sir.

[03:13:04]Can you elaborate what you mean by that?

[03:13:19]One step ahead by Jesus declaring that he is that Messiah that talks about. So everyone should accept his methods.

[03:13:29]Okay.

[03:14:11]and say that he is made up messiah basically because there no world peace no one was reborn and other reasons.

[03:14:20]Oh, well, what about like what about the uh the Christian ritual that happens on Easter where like the fire is uh passed and [ __ ] like that. What does that have to do like what is that?

[03:14:55]about the Easter thing.

[03:15:00]All right. All right.

[03:15:07]Everybody's arriving. Finding In Hebrew, the word Christian is uh not three, aka made up.

[03:16:44]What the [ __ ] Christianity is called the madeup religion, implying that Judais is the original and they copied in interesting lord, dude. Holy moly the lore.

[03:17:13]I like Earth floor. It's pretty interesting.

[03:17:20]So the idea that like this been going on for like like thousands of years now and a concept of like information and how every single human being is like limited to that information only part of quality not completely blueish but it is not working with the word Jewish Jewish I'm Jewish ish.

[03:18:08]Well, not really. Ish is not like a um s is it suffix or pre? Yeah, it's suffix. It's not a suffix describing something having a not full quality necessarily.

[03:18:35]Although, huh, you are kind like you say German or you say Georgian, Russian. You never say like rousish.

[03:18:49]Although in German they do say rousish.

[03:18:55]Rousishen rous and spying die.

[03:19:10]Rous.

[03:19:13]Well, it's more like the the ish rush.

[03:19:43]Perfect.

[03:19:51]But I do think there are beautiful things in every religion. Yeah. I don't I think like any religion that is aimed at subversion or conversion of people is inherently not a peaceful religion.

[03:20:11]And the idea of a religion like that is to especially if it's not voluntarily.

[03:20:18]If it's that conversion is not voluntary um like it has no reason to exist in its current form. Now it can be uh changed obviously but I do wonder actually like like back in like 12,3 14th century were there any like forceful conversion to Christianity under the oath of like death or some [ __ ] like that?

[03:20:56]I mean, I'm not talking about singular cases. I'm talking about like uh like mass cases, right? Like a rule basically.

[03:21:10]Inquisition. Spanish Inquisition was retaliatory though.

[03:21:21]Dude, stop [ __ ] talking Inquisition.

[03:21:24]Inquisition was a a fair game. Okay.

[03:21:28]It was a fair game.

[03:21:32]It was answer to Islamic invasion and conversion of people. Okay.

[03:21:38]Stop [ __ ] talking about bros, dude.

[03:21:50]It's same thing. Yeah. Spanish Inquisition like Spain was like basically conquered by uh Islamic rule for like 700 or 800 years basically and they were only able to like fight back after like that many years because there was like a small area in the north that was not under their control and they I think like with the help of Vatican or some some [ __ ] like that actually don't know the whole story echo at us. But we managed to keep our religion.

[03:22:30]Who is us?

[03:22:42]Uh How long was Spain under control and uh how did they get their land back?

[03:23:08]We stop the earth with the symbols of his painful death as a reminder. I mean, you'll come back to this kind of place, a reminder.

[03:23:18]But I would imagine for like Jesus Christ, death is not anything crazy. It's just a uh transition from a physical body to like whatever it is. Just because your perception of like death might be bad, it doesn't mean that like a perception of like a holy or well holy being, let's just say like that. Let's just say Jesus Christ is a holy being, right? Doesn't mean that like for a holy being like Jesus Christ, death is something super scary or like bad. Basically, for a being like that, death is just a a transition, right?

[03:23:59]So, what do you mean like a reminder?

[03:24:00]It's just from your own personal view, right? It's how you view death in this case.

[03:24:09]So, Spain, the Iberian Iberian Peninsula was under Muslim Islamic Mura Murish control for roughly 781 years from 711 to 1492.

[03:24:26]uh Muslims ruled most of Spain in 10th 8th century. Over time, Christian kingdoms in the north, Atorias, Leon, Castile, Aragon, etc. uh gradually Aragorn, what the [ __ ] gradually pushed out. By the 17th century, only the small southern kingdom of Granada remained as Muslim state, often paying tribute to Christian rulers.

[03:24:52]uh reconista in the Spanish. It was a long series of wars, campaigns, alliances, battles and gradual expansion by Christian kingdoms against Muslim states.

[03:25:03]Early resistance 18th 8th century started soon after the con conquest the battle of uh Koladonga. Slow expansion major brick breakthroughs final phase survivor as a vassel again.

[03:25:28]Oh [ __ ] It says the year 1492 was huge for Spain. And so it was end of reconista, Columbus voyage to the Americas and the expulsion of Jews.

[03:25:43]Huh? What does Jews have to do with this?

[03:25:49]Wait, let's ask. What do Jews have to do with 1492?

[03:25:57]Why were they ex false exposed?

[03:26:11]Ju expelled. It's not exposed. He's expelled. Jez expelled from Spain in 149 through uh Alhhamra decree edict of expulsion issued by Catholic monarchs Perdinant second and Aragon and Aragorn and Isabellon of Castile on March just months after final Muslim strong of Granada fell in January. Why they expelled? The main official reason was religious uniformity. After the reconista, the monarchs wanted Spain to be entirely Catholic with no non-Christian minorities left. Yeah, but like does that mean that like Jews were basically living with like Muslims together in Spain? Like what influence on converses? Many Jews had converted to Christianity over the previous centuries, especially after the massacres and forced conversions in 1391, becoming known as conversos or new Christians. The Spanish Inquisition established in 1478 suspended many of this converts of secretly continuing Jewish practice called Judaizing.

[03:27:18]Unconverted Jews were accused of encouraging this and helping converses revert to Judaism.

[03:27:28]Jews were living with Muslims in many countries.

[03:27:33]The decree itself claimed that Jews were sub subverting the Catholic faith by interacting with Christians, teaching Jewish rituals, providing kosher food and persuading people that Judaism was the true religion. This was seen as threat to the religious unity the monarchs had just achieved by defeating the Muslims.

[03:28:01]So you want to tell me that the time that like Muslims had control over Spain, Jews and Muslims were living together.

[03:28:12]But then as Christians were taking back the land uh taking the land back, Jewish people started converting.

[03:28:21]Oh well, first they started converting to Christianity, but then like some Jewish people started basically converting this like after the freedom of Spain, they started converting the converted Jewish people back to Judaism and the Christians were like, "Nah, man.

[03:28:42]You can't do that [ __ ] dude. we fought for this stuff to like free Spain and now you're just doing this [ __ ] to us and they were like, "Okay, get the [ __ ] out of here." That's basically what it was, right?

[03:29:01]Interesting.

[03:29:07]were Jewish people living alongside Muslims >> in the years >> that Spain was on by >> Yeah. Egyptian Muslims in Spain through the entire period of Islamic rule until the fall. Wait, what?

[03:29:42]>> So when Muslim armies, mostly Berbers and Arabs, conquered the Iberian Peninsula in 1711, they found an ex existing Jewish community that had been living there for centuries since Roman times. Jews had faced severe persecution under the previous viscian kingdom including forced conversions and restrictions. Many Jews welcomed or actively supported the Muslim invaders as liberators under Muslim ru Jews were classified as deei protected people.

[03:30:25]Huh?

[03:30:26]Along with Christians, this meant they could practice their religion freely with some restrictions. They paid a special tax called jiza jiza. They had legal protection but were secondass citizens compared to Muslims. They could not could not hold authority over Muslims. Had dress codes in some periods, etc. That's crazy, dude.

[03:30:57]So Jews worked in trade, medicine, finance, diplomacy, scholarship and even high government positions. Vizers like Samuel Ibn Nagaella in Granada. Jew scholars, poets and philosophers flourished.

[03:31:10]There was significant cultural exchange.

[03:31:12]Jews wrote in Arabic, translated Greek and Roman texts and contributed to science, philosophy and medicine alongside Muslim scholars. This spirit of relative tolerance and prosperity is known as convenient conventia living together. While not perfect equality, it was far better than Jews uh than in most of the Christian Europe at the time, dude. [ __ ] Europe at this point.

[03:31:47]I'm going to go to Central Asia.

[03:31:49]Buddhism seems like a nice religion. All this [ __ ] drama between [ __ ] Christians and Muslims and [ __ ] Jews.

[03:31:57][ __ ] this [ __ ] dude. At this point, like seriously, I'm done with this uh [ __ ] dope [ __ ] drama.

[03:32:18]a video where aliens arrive on Earth and humans ask them if they're being visited before and the aliens reply, "Of course, 2,000 years ago, we sent Jesus as a messenger. By the way, where is he? He should be here.

[03:32:35]I think you're messing up it with a Rick and Morty episode."

[03:32:40]I'm pretty sure that's a Rick and Morty episode, dude.

[03:33:01]No one deck could break my heart.

[03:33:07]Dude, history is interesting.

[03:33:10]Lore, dude. I like lore.

[03:33:13]Give me some lore drop, dude. Any more lore drop?

[03:33:28]Isn't it funny how like Jews basically used to live with Muslims and it was like far better conditions for them because Christians were treating them shitty.

[03:33:39]But then times passed and all of that changed and now it's like the opposite basically.

[03:33:50]Now it's like the Christians and Jews that are living together and they're they're basically fighting together against the the uh the Muslims.

[03:34:05]What happened?

[03:34:15]Muslims are like, "Bro, we used to be bros. What happened?"

[03:34:30]Oh [ __ ] Is that a Polish song?

[03:34:48]Bro, what happened? I don't know, bro.

[03:34:54]It's just normal in human history. No, I get it. It's normal in human history.

[03:34:58]alliances and things like that, they always obviously form to fight the common enemy and then uh you know, especially if we're talking about like like period of uh like a long period of time, right? Like it it does make sense.

[03:35:15]I I get it.

[03:35:21]I get it.

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[03:36:20]The first flight of the Discovery has cleared the tower.

[03:36:33]Computers now have Control with critical vehicle function.

[03:37:12]two too fast.

[03:38:04]comes to Japan and makes videos about the life there. Every time I watch those, I wonder what the [ __ ] I'm doing here.

[03:38:13]I don't know.

[03:38:18]I mean, I feel like I genuinely feel like Israel is not a bad country overall.

[03:38:25]Uh, the only problem that I see with Israel, it's just like Middle East in general is just very like chaotic, right?

[03:38:36]And I feel like it's partially because of the rest of the world.

[03:38:41]Like I feel like at some point like Europe and US and all of these countries decided that like oh you know what if there's going to be like some people that are taking over and like becoming like dictators and [ __ ] like that we're just going to let them do that [ __ ] you know? Like we don't want to do any more wars, especially after like World War II and [ __ ] like that. I think that was a big [ __ ] mistake.

[03:39:06]I think like there should be like some sort of like world police that whenever like some sort of like dictatorship [ __ ] uh like moves are happening, they come and like they're like, "Yeah, you can't do that." All right.

[03:39:22]I do think so.

[03:39:25]Because the problem is like you let like couple dictators get away with like being a dictator and like then a bunch more countries are going to start doing that [ __ ] right?

[03:39:36]And then like what is the point of like having like stuff like NATO at that point? Like what does NATO even do?

[03:39:44]Like it's basically just a like it's not even a tool anymore. It's it just sits there does nothing. your taxes are going towards it and that's it. That's literally it.

[03:40:00]It's a useless mechanism.

[03:40:04]US is the closest thing to the world police that we have. Yeah. But then even when US is trying to like do anything and fix [ __ ] Europe just sits back and plays the uh uh like uh oh, we're moralistic. we're not gonna engage with with you doing this [ __ ] which is ridiculous.

[03:40:27]And that's like a whole different uh issue, right? Why is Europe doing what it's doing? Uh like what is the reasoning behind it, right?

[03:40:37]Like if there was like some sort of like a long-term goal, hey, like we're doing all of this like [ __ ] because like oh like we're trying to like what is it like holding power? Is that what it is? Are they trying to like piss off a bunch of white people so they become [ __ ] uh uh like extremists so they can justify some sort of like uh like dictatorship over them? Is that what it is?

[03:41:12]Cuz I mean like that's how it feels like.

[03:41:34]Hey.

[03:42:05]to keep uh flourishing, you need an army to maintain your position. That's just the basic human logic. No, I understand that. Like I also don't believe in the idea that like if you want to live in a peaceful world, you have to like get rid of all the weapons and like uh all the weapons and power. That's just not how it works.

[03:42:26]It's like martial arts, you know? You don't learn how to fight because you want to fight. You learn how to fight because you want to defend yourself. A lot of people think that like the uh being uh useless and helpless is the uh like the peak of like some sort of morals, right? If you are harmless, you're good. Like being harmless is not being good.

[03:42:53]Cuz like bad and uneducated people will always exist, especially whenever you do not punish them, right? Especially when you don't do that. uh you need to be able to defend yourself. And so far, we're not living in societies where bad people are properly punished, right?

[03:43:12]If anything, bad people are let go all the [ __ ] time because oh like they come from like a shitty country and you know like we can't punish them because they were not able to uh like become part of our society properly.

[03:43:34]Dumb [ __ ] like that.

[03:43:36]This has boots. I'm trying but like I feel like I'm missing something.

[03:43:53]Pacifis is not automatically moral.

[03:43:55]Yeah, tell that to other people though.

[03:43:59]Most people wholeheartedly believe that pacifism is moralist.

[03:44:05]It's highest form of uh uh morality.

[03:44:29]I think platforms like some even that bottom part. Yeah. I mean like some color. I need to I mean this side needs to be slightly grayish. This needs to be slightly lighter. This area, this needs to be grayish on the side because because [ __ ] me. No. No. I won't. I'm not going to do that.

[03:45:42]Yo, this playlist has been like beating me good recently, dude.

[03:45:50]I did a good job. Thanks, man.

[03:46:32]did him.

[03:46:56]You want to make Gothic religion You're only doing that because you want some ghost mommies, dude. Be honest.

[03:47:58]Open it.

[03:48:23]Dude, somebody requested this song today.

[03:48:28]Was it you skull from a different account or some [ __ ] like that?

[03:48:37]No. Okay. Somebody requested this song today.

[03:48:41]Oh, it needs like something here. I'm not sure.

[03:48:51]I can put like a whole like a small crown here.

[03:49:19]Not sure what to put there.

[03:49:26]I can put like a Well, that was almost good. Holy, dude.

[03:50:08]Almost. post.

[03:50:32]Hey Oh [ __ ] Should I Okay.

[03:52:40]Well, I know what I can do. I mean, I don't know what to do here, honestly.

[03:52:50]What the [ __ ] do I want to do here?

[03:52:54]I mean, let's put a stage first, right?

[03:52:56]We need like some sort of a stitch.

[03:55:14]emo berry back in the days. I got my emo berry though.

[03:55:36]Dude, you you do not know how she used to look when she was younger.

[03:56:31]You tell me uh she sent you image of herself in the VR chat days and she was emo duding VR chat days.

[03:56:41]Were you VR emote during VR chat days?

[03:56:49]Yeah, but like I mean, yeah, they were like recent ones, I guess.

[03:57:02]Money.

[03:57:06]He just needs more money.

[03:57:17]I mean, yeah, she still likes the emo style.

[03:57:50]I'll just I'll just say like this. We we we both need to um get a little bit in shape. Or no, let's say like this. We are in a transitional phase where we are both needing we're both losing some weight.

[03:58:10]So like buying clothes right now seems uh um pointless because we'll have to just reby the same clothes later on, right? So, we're just Well, I'm specifically holding off uh to like, you know, buy all that stuff for her later on.

[03:59:27]We'll leave it like that for now.

[03:59:34]Everybody, dude, like way too much emo. Way way too emo song.

[03:59:57]Do I have an emo wife? Me?

[04:00:01]Uh, she likes emo style. Yeah, I'm not going to show my wife on stream because you're going to get jealous.

[04:00:17]I don't want people to be jealous of me.

[04:00:35]Oh, this is going to style. Okay, not yet. You have to say not yet.

[04:00:49]What do I mean? No, dude. I believe in you.

[04:00:53]I believe in all of you, actually. I believe that all of you can get yourself a hot goth or emo waifu. All right, I believe in all of you.

[04:01:06]Goth Slavic V waifu, dude. Hell yeah.

[04:01:10]Brothers and sisters, if there's any sisters in the chat, know that there is a uh Georgian Georgian waiting for you.

[04:01:58]Are there alskas in Ukraine? There's a lot of alushkas in Ukraine. Solve tushkas here.

[04:02:16]Dude, plenty of alushkas, dude.

[04:02:25]here.

[04:02:33]What else?

[04:02:40]Sometimes I get these shorts where they're like walking around and they're just like checking out this girl. Like they're just girls like outside.

[04:03:04]The [ __ ] is this?

[04:03:39]Why is that dog yapping?

[04:03:52]Dog. Yap. Run.

[04:04:50]when I was in Kiev, we were drinking with one alushka. Even she don't know about herself as Alushka, but she looks and acts like one.

[04:05:01]You got a picture of her?

[04:05:04]Yo, show us your Altuska friend.

[04:05:20]I will not.

[04:05:24]I'm not going to show it publicly. Just show it to me.

[04:05:27]Just to me. I'm not going to show it publicly.

[04:05:34]I'm married men anyways. Skull.

[04:05:37]I'm not going to take away your alushka.

[04:06:04]I have my own alushka, dude. Don't need your alushka.

[04:06:29]Ha. This is our Are you sending me an Alushka or not? I don't wait.

[04:07:17]just for you. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not like you know me. I'm not going to show it to anyone.

[04:07:23]Yeah. Only my wife. Like I'm proud of like uh uh me being a trustworthy person who you can show anything and I'm not going to blab about it, you know.

[04:08:20]I could find a good picture.

[04:08:26]Does she not have like Instagram or something?

[04:08:30]That's a shitty picture, but she seems like very aggressive.

[04:08:39]Actually, she's like the aggressive type of alushka.

[04:09:24]More like she's not herself. She's basically acting for a liel.

[04:09:34]Yeah. But what does it mean to be yourself though?

[04:09:39]I think there is no such understanding as like just be yourself because the problem is like in a different scenarios we tend to act differently, right?

[04:09:50]You can only be genuine.

[04:09:57]So if she if she is acting like her genuine self or she at least believes that she's being genuine in the moment.

[04:10:09]I mean it is what it is. Maybe she's like a bad [ __ ] crazy, you know.

[04:10:15]You never know. You never know.

[04:11:07]What if I say I'm not just another war?

[04:11:18]Phoenix.

[04:11:42]Hey, I have a cousin.

[04:11:45]She She's an Alushka.

[04:12:54]Nothing.

[04:13:18]Diarrhea.

[04:13:21]Did he just say diarrhea?

[04:13:26]Did you hear diarrhea too?

[04:13:29]Really?

[04:13:57]Diarrhea.

[04:14:04]A bro has diarrhea, dude.

[04:14:33]Oh.

[04:14:52]Jewish people.

[04:14:57]They want to take our altouchkas.

[04:15:05]We're not going to let you What?

[04:15:21]I'm just hungry and uh when I'm hungry, I get a little bit delirious.

[04:15:27]Worry about it.

[04:15:33]We will not let you take Aral Tushka's [ __ ] Can you Can I SR? You can SR whatever you want. There's no rules. Like if I don't like something, I'm just going to [ __ ] uh skip it and that's it.

[04:16:08]Maybe not.

[04:16:12]Oh no.

[04:16:58]fashion are usually not religious at all.

[04:17:03]I know, I know. I was just making a joke, dude. Relax.

[04:17:08]You don't have to explain yourself to me.

[04:17:15]Viv, let you take our alushkas.

[04:18:41]the way you deal with grief.

[04:18:44]I think religion is not just for dealing with grief though. I I really don't think so. I think religion is not only for grief and whatnot, but it's also like a way for you to grow as a person.

[04:18:59]I really do think so. Because a lot of stuff when it comes to like religion, a lot of it has to do with like how you can become a better person type of thing, right? And I'm not talking about like a surface level because surface level it's like understandable. It's just like basic morals for most people and that's it, right? Most religions are basically teaching that. Like if you want to teach masses how to behave properly, right? in society, right? Like how do you do that, right? Well, religion is a good way of doing that essentially, right? Like that's how you teach them like, hey, like you can't just be stealing or you can't just be like killing or whatever, right? So a good way to teach masses like good morals is through religion, right? Like that's that's how it is. But I think beyond that, it's not just surface level. Like beyond that, I do believe that there is like another level to it. Another level to it with which not only you can learn like basic moral or not only it's like a way to teach people basic morals, but it's also a way for you to become a better person in general, right?

[04:20:20]Through like certain uh ideals and whatnot. agree.

[04:20:34]How?

[04:20:37]Um, that's a good question. Let me think about it.

[04:20:58]Like all of this stuff was mostly from um Peterson's uh uh like deciphering like Christianity and what does all the uh Bible stories and all of that stuff mean for example.

[04:21:14]But let me say it in my own words I guess right like even the idea of um overcoming certain earthly pleasures and things like that right like I I'll I'll give like a very very basic example right um it's like how suffering and discipline makes us better people right like Why?

[04:21:45]Because we humans are very prone to uh let's just say earthly pleasures, right? Um whether it's uh food, sex, uh drinking or whatever it is, right?

[04:22:03]And a lot of religion teaches that like you have to have like a certain level of self-control, right?

[04:22:16]And uh like you have to make certain sacrifices because the problem is it's very hard to not go and do things based on your instincts, right? It's very hard and if you are able to overcome that and if you a are able to train yourself throughout your life actually to not fall into this uh addiction right you will be stronger with your mind right um partially that's why I like the idea of working out, right? Because for a body, working out is always like very negative thing basically, right? Cuz it's hard, it's like painful, all of that stuff. But if you can paint through it, like your your mind in general does become stronger basically, right?

[04:23:19]Because there's more to it than just like, oh, I'm just working out and that's it per day. But this uh in this way she's taking away her part from this day. I understand that. That's why I said that like for majority of people religion is just a way to teach them morals, right?

[04:23:40]But to be honest, I would still live in a society where you have religion to teach most people morals. I would still live in a society like that over like some sort of like uh like a godless society that doesn't understand uh like anything, right? Or like cuz like at one side you have like a set of morals that went through like centuries and were tested by time and it works. And on the other hand, for example, like for a lot of like progressive people, you have like a new set of morals that literally change every [ __ ] single year.

[04:24:32]You know, it's like last year it was bad to, for example, uh be hateful towards the Jews. This year, uh it's okay to be hateful towards the Jews. So, like, do you want to live by morals of people that are setting those moral standards nowadays? Or do you want to live by morals that were tested by time for centuries?

[04:24:58]And like, what do you want for society?

[04:25:34]Maybe I'm not explaining myself like properly, but that's just like a a a snippet of uh how I can explain it in my own words.

[04:26:08]Like for example uh like you know how like in uh uh Islam you have things like Ramadan for example it's when you're not supposed to eat anything. It's also like another way of um it's it's it's it's the ability to strengthen your will basically, right?

[04:26:30]Uh in Christianity, you have uh uh similar thing, but it's more so based on region uh or whatchamacallit like times of the year, right? Like during certain times of the year, you're not supposed to eat meat, for example. I mean there's like more philosophical not philosophical but more um different meaning behind it. It's so that you're not disrupting your like cattle for example, right? But partially it's also to strengthen your will, right? Cuz if you can force yourself to not eat meat during a certain time, right? Even though you want to eat meat, right? You are training your will, right?

[04:27:14]And like not falling to the deception and all that stuff. That's also uh like you strengthening your will.

[04:27:22]It's like do you want to be a uh like an animal that just lives based on your like instincts or do you want to live like a human being, right? That takes rational decisions.

[04:27:43]I don't think it's the best way. What is the best way then? Tell me.

[04:27:48]And we can talk about it. What is the best way for morality?

[04:27:58]>> Weasel. Oh my god, dude.

[04:28:04]>> 41.

[04:28:09]>> How are you, dude? How are you? How about you?

[04:28:19]How are you doing?

[04:28:28]>> Beautiful. Beautiful.

[04:28:29]>> How's your The thing with morality is like anyone that says that like oh religion is not the best way to learn morality. Okay, then what is the best way to learn morality? Who decides what is uh like good morality?

[04:28:46]Who decides that?

[04:28:54]Basic morality from a young age. Yeah.

[04:28:56]But where do the parents get the morality from?

[04:29:03]Like it's not like parents are inherent uh receivers of the morality from some sort of other higher power. So then where where are the parents getting their morality from?

[04:29:22]That's why I said like like something like Christianity has like centuries of tested uh morality which you don't have to agree with by the way but I do think that there's a lot of stuff in it that teaches u how to become a better person in general.

[04:29:49]And I'm not talking about like stoning gay people and [ __ ] like that. No, of course not.

[04:29:57]But it's more so like enduring suffering and uh sacrifice and uh uh like how to strengthen your will and things like that basically, right?

[04:30:23]Where's the page where you should make a cute rat girl? Yeah.

[04:30:29]Society norms. I understand it, but you're talking about society norms.

[04:30:33]Okay. You say like human empathy and society norms. Who sets those society norms? Like for example, I would not want my kid to learn society norms somewhere in America for example. I don't want to like somewhere in the west because I personally think that society norms in US and in uh Europe are [ __ ] up. Okay. A different thing society norms, right? Society norms in in Afghanistan, for example. In Afghanistan, for example, it's socially acceptable to uh sell your kids, eight-year-old girls, for example, in uh uh like being a bride for a 40-year-old man. Do you think that's good society norms?

[04:31:17]Do you think those are good society norms?

[04:31:29]It's not that simple. It is really not that simple.

[04:31:42]Each society has its own norms. Each society have its own uh like whatever the [ __ ] And by the way, even even when you're we're talking about society norms, a lot of society norms are not naturally occurring. A lot of society norms are actually propaganda, especially in the year of 2026.

[04:32:03]A lot of the society norms that you're thinking are uh perfectly okay and fine.

[04:32:08]Those are that's just propaganda.

[04:32:11]And especially if you're young, you are uh affected by it. Think about the idea of this. You were you came in this world like I don't know like how old are you like 23 probably 22 years old right? You came into this world you were not aware of it whatsoever and you were straight up bombarded by information that only has to do with this period of time that you're living in. You do not know what was happening before. You do not know what was the social norms before and all of that stuff before.

[04:32:42]Right? And so much things so many things are changing from year to year.

[04:32:49]Like what societal norms are you talking about?

[04:32:54]All right. Anyways, I'm going to be done for today though. I'll be back tomorrow.

[04:32:59]Tomorrow I'll be doing uh jacket for sure. For sure. For sure. For sure.

[04:33:05]Jacket and panties.

[04:33:07]Shoes are pretty much done. I just need to think of the logo here. I don't know what I'm going to do, but we'll think about it.

[04:33:15]Uh, but yeah, shoes are pretty much done. I like the shoes the way they are.

[04:33:20]Um, just going to do jacket. And yeah, we also need like a logo here. Let me do this. Let me go on zero right here.

[04:33:32]Let's do do this logo.

[04:33:40]And then here question mark and also logo question abus logo. No bibbas is going to go on the hoodie actually like there's going to be red lines on this eyes on first frame. Okay, good. How do you get someone to behave properly? By telling them they'll be watched and punished for it. Are you going to take habs on everyone? That's the point, isn't it? Here you have a divine being who sees and knows everything and your punishment will come after that eternity. Well, the thing is like you're talking about it from the standpoint of like orthodox Christianity which to be honest like a lot of it especially from childhood is that from the very childhood and I understand you because you're also from Ukraine, right? Like we basically were living in the same type of Christianity. The problem is like Eastern European Christianity, Orthodox Christianity specifically, I also do not agree with the way it teaches. I als I genuinely do not agree with uh I think partially it's also because the people in the region are unfortunately [ __ ] [ __ ] So if you want to teach [ __ ] people some basic morals, you can only teach them through some sort of punishment. Like for example, why is that not the case for Western countries?

[04:35:02]In western countries, um, religion, specifically Christianity, Catholic Christianity is not taught through the idea of punishment. It's more so taught through the idea of doing good deeds, right? You do good deeds in life. You help people, you're going to be a nice person, and that's how you get in heaven, right? But here in the eastern part of the world, we're always taught that like if you're gonna do bad things, you're gonna go to hell, right? Nobody really tells you that you have to do good things, you have to be a good person, you have to be nice, you have to like help others. Like it's different.

[04:35:37]Like I'm not saying that like it's exactly that way, but at at large it's that way. At large in Eastern European Orthodox Christianity, that's what we're taught from the childhood, right? Oh, don't do this. Oh, don't do that. If you're going to do this, you go to hell.

[04:35:52]If you're going to do this, you go to hell. [ __ ] uh whatchamacallit like uh Satan. Satan. Satan, Satan, Satan, Satan, Satan, Satan, like that [ __ ] right? But in the western part of the world, it's not like that. It's actually different. It's like, oh, be a good person, uh, have good morals, uh, help others, you know, [ __ ] like that, right?

[04:36:16]Can get much better or much worse. I agree. Like that's why I said like uh something like Christianity and I'm I'm taking Christianity as a base because like I mean I I lived in it as well, right? Um it's it's it's a religion that was tested by centuries and Christianity used to not always be like very peaceloving, right? I mean yeah, even crusades to a certain extent, right? Uh yeah, I mean there it was retaliatory and all that stuff, but uh still like killing people, right? Bad. Um but it's still tested by by by centuries right and like if you do look at western countries minus you know the 19th century and all that [ __ ] I mean like they were able to build a pretty good society. Hey, right.

[04:37:14]Where where where else do you see in a world where people built a good society?

[04:37:20]I mean, Middle East is not looking very good. And like whenever they started their [ __ ] uh uh crusade throughout like northern Africa and like towards the like deeper parts of the thing, it didn't really go very well.

[04:37:39]It's actually only good example of religion like killing in the name of God is really popular right now by which religion specifically you're saying right now by which religion?

[04:37:51]Who's killing in the name of God?

[04:38:06]You have to take specific periods of time like that's only that way it's going to be fair. There's no point in talking about for example things that happened 500 years ago, right? Islam mostly. I actually don't think that like a lot of um a lot of Islam is because of like in the name of God. I really don't think so. I think a lot of people that are um coming from Islam that are doing all of those killings and stuff like that and the whole in the name of God thing, that's actually just terrorists.

[04:38:38]That's actually just terrorists and they're that the people that are in charge of them. Unfortunately, the the reason why that's happening, yeah, that's extremism. But the reason why that's happening is partially because Europe and up until recent years, US was very uh uh inactive in that manner. I think that's the reason I really do think that the world police is not doing world policing basically.

[04:39:06]They're just letting these extremists uh to like do what they do and uh like leave them without punish uh like let them live without being punished. I think partially it's also Russia but Russia has like a different role in this. Russia is also in cahoots with uh uh Islamic regimes but it's to terrorize Europe basically.

[04:39:33]Now I don't know why Russia is doing that uh as from like religious standpoint right but it is not religious standpoint the the the Russia's need to terrorize Europe is not because of religion obviously it's it's for like some sort of like like the old communist dream of All right. Anyways, that's a that's a that's a that's talk for the different time.

[04:40:10]Anyways, thank you guys very much. Thank you for listening to my rambling. I'll be back tomorrow.

[04:40:16]Um, I'll continue um working on this model.

[04:40:22]Uh, I'll see you guys then. Okay. All right. Take care everyone. Bye-bye. Oh, I got to see the kitties today, dude.

[04:40:27]We're getting a new cat. We got to see the kitties. All right, take care everyone. Bye-bye.

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