I particularly enjoy the part at around 5:40 leading up to the trailing off to silence ... followed by the theme once again. It seems like a difficult part to play, though I have very little experience playing guitar myself.
Unexpectedly moving. It's what one would perhaps surmise if Bach was an atheist; this is similar to what we'd have heard. I find myself having listening to this on repeat at times.
Klassieke kitaar - ook my tweede liefde benewens hardloop. Tot graad 7 Trinity College of Music (meer nie, want toe kom die "nuwe" Suid-Afrika en vernietig my lewe - sien Wikipedia BBBEE, onmoontlik om hieroor en alles van die ou Suid-Afrika in Europa te praat, mens loop teen 'n muur in, mense begryp eenvoudig nie, is te kompleks of traumaties vir hulle, bosoorlog, sanksies, wit Afrikaner se verswygde heldemoed en oorlewensstryd, 80 jaar vrede het sag asook materialisties gemaak), eens die wisseltrofee as beste junior kitaarspeler van Pretoria gewen (my leemeesters, vandag heel oud, sien Hannabach Abryvon, beste leermeesters wat mens kon gewens het!).
You live in Holland dude. It is a country that is perfectly level and has lots of rain and a shit ton of roads. So you buy a bike without fenders, without chain guard and with just a single miniature chainring. This bike makes perfect sense to Afghanistan, if it had a carrier and a basket that is. Also everyone knows that Aluminium is considerably heavier than steel at same 20+ year long-term durability due to lower fatigue strength. Aluminium only makes sense to save weight if the material is either not subject to any sort of considerable mechanical warping (i.e. it is not a bicycle frame), or if you want to trash your components after using them just a few times (e.g. in rockets). It seems your high IQ has failed you.
many countries have a stronger ethnic/cultural/nationalistic identity than the U.S. in so far as those features correlate with well being, they are doing much better than the U.S.
I was excited to find your channel, but was disappointed when I realized your negative biases cloud your judgment. To dismiss the idea that someone who feels "lazy and unmotivated" can have an interest in researching complex topics is completely dismissing neurodivergent people (people with ADHD or autism). Having a wide associative horizon is directly linked to the default mode network, which is directly linked to ADHD. Sorry, but you're wrong.
@@WhatintheADHDby definition if one is lazy and unmotivated, regardless of the root cause, one is still lazy and unmotivated. Having ADHD and/or autism are not exceptions to the rule that being conscientious is a requirement for high creative output or intense research. By defining your subset of persons, you admit they are not conscientious. Unless you mean to say they are capable of conscientiousness in some circumstances but this isn't stated.
I can see that you are diligently working to stay healthy into old age. You once wrote that you could probably be one of the geniuses who live to a very old age. If you manage to live that old, consider yourself privileged. Schopenhauer in one of his books said following: "In the Upanishad of the Veda (Vol. II, p. 53) the natural life span is stated to be 100 years. I believe this to be correct, because I have noticed that only those who have passed the ninetieth year become partakers of euthanasia, i.e., die without all disease, even without apoplexy, without twitching, without gasping, indeed sometimes without turning pale, mostly sitting, and that after eating, or rather do not die at all, but only cease to live. At any earlier age one merely dies of disease, i.e. prematurely. In the A. T. (Psalm 90, 10) the human lifespan is set at 70 and, if the worst comes to the worst, 80 years, and Herodotus (I, 32 and III, 22) says the same thing. But it is wrong, and is merely the result of a crude and superficial view of daily experience. For, if the natural age of life were 70 - 80 years, people should die of old age between 70 and 80 years: but this is not the case at all: they die, like the younger ones, of disease; but disease is essentially an abnormality: so this is not the natural end. People only die between the ages of 90 and 100, but then, as a rule, before old age, without disease, without agony, without gasping, without twitching, sometimes without turning pale: this is called euthanasia. Therefore the Upanishad is also right here, as he (Vol. II, p. 53) sets the natural life span at 100 years." - Arthur Schopenhauer note: The term "ethanasia" is used here in its original meaning.
Oh my God, who are these demonic figures playing part in this hilarious super-galactic entertainment...Demons and Angels, affected by gravity and entropy
Every year, I'm amazed at the degree to which the Dutch celebrate the new year. Meanwhile, in Montreal where I live, the only "official" celebration with fireworks has been permanently cancelled. This doesn't stop people from buying and lighting their own, though it's almost certainly illegal to actually set them off in most of the city, cramped as our population is. This impressive performance makes me happy. Do you still walk around collecting pieces of discharged fireworks on New Year's day?
