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Looking back at this video - I have a lot of spiritual bypassing moments in the video. I can see my growth and thank younger Jordan for being brave enough to put himself out there and just let his thoughts be heard. We've come a long way - love you
@Vercidax absolute logic, certain non-negatable facts about you. and therefore about the universe. #lawofone or all is one. psychopaths are proof of the non-alignment of humans with source. which source requires your expansion, and your expansion only occurs when you are not stuck or are overcoming your traumas. what is absolute, is your faith to do what you feel you have to do because it is right for you. its like, i am proof, that you are proof, that we are different and the same at the same time. therefore, must have love or respect for it. satisfied for it. absolute logic which appears in all different situation. in psychopaths, in birthing women and everyone and everything else. that all is proof for mutual respect. even psychopaths, because they are just proof of the poor state of humanity right now. absolute logic, = we need free will to experience ourselves and therefore experience love? it would be proof to our existence. and validate our realities. as we feel alone in this universe, the nature of love is actually rooted in how the universe was even designed, even further than that, the only way this universe was possible to be created even in the technical way. absolute logic is how it works by the way it works, by intertwining the why and how. i give life, by birthing a baby, because i will feel valued by it. (unconscious action.) something cant even be conscious vs unconscious without first the doing and undoing of it. which requires free will which is only truly possible if i can feel my consequence. very complex subject do you catch my drift? do it make sense? thats my take on it. absolute logic deals with absolutes, or time and end, beginning and consequence which can only be felt by the definable and comparable experience of things. absolute logic deals with certain definable concepts, truths, feelings. absolute logic i feel would be a comparison tool of logic. uncovering being, definable boundaries, you vs other, and that is the only way we can experience ourselves in the first place.
What I feel like I failed to address in the video is that Absolute logic transcends time and dimensions. So even me talking about it is actually the limitation to the idea. It's one of those things that can be experienced - not actually talked about directly. Like I could list the benefits of a mind that adopts the feelings and believes (as far as how it would show up in humans at our current evolution) and how it shows up in reality, but even then. I feel like we'd need total mastery is reality collective as a race before I could do justice to the concept I presented in the video here... But yes @alexcecille5116 I catch your drift
i think it was videogames, that taught me how to read a map, use a compas, know north east west south, to go on quests or missions, how to shoot, and how to drive, better than most, how to survive, or build stuff, but not put to the test yet of course, how to solve problems, and think in a 3d spacial kind of way, solve clues and find hints and just all kinds of stuff. I didnt use video games for my own benefit in the best way possible, but i want to. what is stopping me? i would have to do parts work to figure that out, i also think video games helped me connect with my masculine side, like, yes i can do this theres no stopping me now that kind of energy yk? the confidence and i am the shit type vibe. which of course is helpful.
So this video was 4 years ago and I have grown A LOT since then. I would say that I also did not use video games for my own best benefit. But I noticed that video games had patterns of interaction that translated into real life. I learned about confidence by getting better at a game and felt that exact "I am the shit" type feeling you described. If you're open to it, I am curious when you said "but i want to. what is stopping me" I know you were referring to using video games for your own benefit in the best way possible and what I'm curious about it. What makes you have that desire? Thank you for your comments, I read them all the way through and thanks for making me a trip back to memory lane and re-watch an old video of mine c:
yea for sure, so, when i said i want to what is stopping me, i just feel like, i have this problem of video games being seen as bad and wrong, but remembering how much i loved them and identified with them, but i never felt like i was never able to fully embrace myself that way, or have that identity and i see people who do, and its very interesting to me @@_jordanleano
yea so, dont know if i posted two answers to this comment, the first one didnt show up, @@_jordanleano but i was saying i want to what is stopping me from letting videogames "improve my life" i think that is just the part of me accommodating for not being able to fully embrace that version of myself. the versionn that really loved games and identified with them, i was never fully able to embrace that identity and i do think that is why i question the value of games still, and hold that objective perspective because i did keep myself from fully identifying with it even though i wanted to. even now i still question everything instead of just trying to find a reality or identity that fits how i feel even if other people don't agree with it
@@alexcecille5116 Ohh actually if that's the case then I would also say that I probably haven't fully intergrated the part of me that loved and enjoyed video games too. I do know that games like kingdom hearts were so subconsciously spiritual that it made me realize that tapping into those games connected me closer to the universe than living everuday life did. I'd need to think about it more myself too.
well, Ive always said, that video games are the most complex and ultimate forms of art. You have the technicalities, like coding and graphics and structure, and then you have music, and then you even acting sometimes, if not just voice acting, and then you have the concept art, and digital art, animation, writing and screen play, directing, engineering sometimes, and these campaigns are desinged to be hours long. talking 8+ hours, thats not even how much youre putting into, talking me, at least 60 hours on HFW thats how much I loved that game. Tell me a movie, or book, that gave you that much? its the process of bringing literally hundreds of people even thousands just to work on one single piece or work, that reaches all the art forms sometimes. But I would say thats because, its the process of creating an entirely different universe than ours, one in which directly enables you, to "be in charge of your own destiny" or even, to be who you want to be. which I think is also why video games are connected to the very innocent and childlike parts of ourselves, because we often play our first games in child hood with the promise of experiencing a different reality. and if not that then to be a different version of ourselves. its either one of two. even if the video games are violent because its all ego vs identity, are you a hero or a villain, or a survivor, detective, human, not human. A soldier, a warrior, an athlete, etc. even a scary game, can i transcend my fear or is it too scary? The question of are video games only something we do to escape, thats different subject. but anyways you could argue in one way it lets us escape our reality for a while. But that coming from a point of view where, we play video games to escape our reality, and the one we believe is the best is the one that touches our sense of self the best, our sense of self in action. Why? i dont know. that rooted in our childhood trauma which everyones was different. but anyways, are you Like, cowboy, warrior, gangster, robot...etc. Or usually, is the first game we ever played, because it was our first time escaping our reality and feeling "whole" again. Or is it simply because it is fun and designed to be fun? I think the determining the best video game, might be like determining a good work of art. Just like a movie or a song, but even then, there are songs, and singers, and actors, where you just know, these pieces of art WILL take off, like the sims is popular, but, its a casual game, its not something we play to, go through all of our, like WOWWWW moments yk? To play something that is AMAZING, it has to be moving, or touching, it has to speak to you, from a wholesome point of view right? it also has to have your respect. which for some reason i beleive gamers care more about that then other demographics. like the respect fairnes aspect. But to take it even further to build off of what you were saying, I think, the best videogame, should be the videogame that was the best executed, from, vision, to passion, to design, to detail, to mechanics that actually let the player test their capabilities. That grand slam kind of thing, because video games if anything, are made to be completely grand. just think of ready player one. That guy, was a genius, the all knowing guy, and getting to know who he was, as a person, was the majority of the film, to crack his code. but even then you could argue, the highest practical value of games, is simulators, to learn a skill, without the risk. flying planes or sailing boats, farming, racing etc. I do feel like though, traditional gamers, fall more on the artistic "nerdy" sensitive spectrum. Theres just something about games that makes us feel so loved? and like i said before, again like childlike. I think we feel safe playing videogames until youre online on battle royale on black ops, then shit get serious. THEN its about proving yourself to the top
so to build off of my last comment to make it more organized, a video game is a, 1) co-creation. Usually. And a HUGE one at that. So much energy invested into the creation of one. 2) a shared experience, remember that feeling of love and belonging you had ranting to your freinds about which zelda game was your favorite? and how much fun it was to play split screen, or online. 3) Creative as hell. 4) smart as hell. 5) fun and addicting as hell. 6) always evolving. 7) loyal as hell, gamers always love or honor their first experiences and become completely obsessed. 8) the type of video game you are drawn to can maybe tell a lot about the kind of person you are and even the type of traumas you went through as a child. but gamers in general as a demographic definitely have a lot of similarities, which i could argue those type of traits i feel are not celebrated in society, and i dont think gamers talk about this themselves, the amount of shame you feel, or at least that i feel, "wasting my time on games." or identifying as a gamer. But that is the light side of games. And for the dark??? how about the shadow?
The shadow of games. 1) escapist mindset? 2) gamers have low sense of self or self esteem or both or are they the same thing? 3) "nerds" are culturally, seen as bad, and shamed for being that way or identifying that way? at least in my home growing up and pretty sure plenty of other families too. 4 ) the potential of simulators not being realized. 5)another screen time addiction? another plug in reality like social media? 6) an immature audience? 7) not really living? my main ones on that side,
when people say "dont compare" its always about measuring your worth to another person. Like while i agree with what youre saying, i dont think people are talking about it in the context you"re talking about.
@Vercidax I do, a silent voice opened a lot of things up for me. It really did save me and made me start being better in a lot of cases. But I haven't reached the peak I want to reach yet so I cant say that I am happy rn. But I am ignoring it because I know I will get there.
This song is so beautiful and so is the movie. I cried so much watching this movie and to this day this movie still hits hard. I got the whole manga series and man ita also amazing
RU-vid failed this video. This is not a 4k views video. Thank You so much for this too. I absolutely adore this movie with all my heart and this song for someone who feels often numb, brings out emotions that would be hard to do so otherwise. The way you manage to capture the story and character feelings in this AMV wiht the song is amazing. Again, Thank you.
Can you dive for the ball on command? I'm coming from the gamecube version and you could hold R then do any shot to execute a dive for the ball (manual mode). I don't like that the characters automatically dive for the ball in this one, as that leaves you much more open for counters.
I'm here because I was wondering, "does everyone online use the same character/class in Mario tennis like they do with Mario kart?" But it seems like the meta has a little more room to play around with which is cool
I wish asv was an experience I could like watch it as I did the first time it really helped and maybe was the most therapeutic thing I've ever seen in my life because it gave what the world never made me feel and that was the hope of being happy by forgiving myself
I agree with this sentiment a lot. Learning to forgive yourself is soo hard, and the fact that this movie made you see that must mean so much. I'm thankful you stopped by <3
Thank you for the feedback! I re-watched this video and I can definetly see that being the case I'll do better in later videos and for what it's worth, you can slown down the speed in the YT video player
I've been trying to find some people to play with online in this game. I don't have any friends on switch who play this game. Can someone send me a link to some people who play competitively online together? I would really appreciate it.
I've only been in it for a few months but search up Mario Tennis Aces Club discord server. When I'm looking for opponents I just ask the server and some people reply.
I like playing ShyGuy. But I don't see any videos of Tennis Aces on your channel. This is a really good video series idea, and can't find anyone else on RU-vid who has done this before.
I have these two if you're looking for more of the content I did when I played this game ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5zUAvrdBT4c.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A2x0mOFM2oE.html Unfortunately, when the community died down and it took me 30 mins to find a single match I lost a lot (if not all) of my motivation :c
So the idea of absolute logic is new to me. i never imagined this to be a thing because to deal in absolutes would be absurd. Absolutes destroy your ability to adapt to incoming problems that you'll be facing, just because it worked one time doesn't mean it'll always work the next time. there are multiple factors in every situation that lead to the solution of people's problems, ideas, and actions. There is no such thing as an absolute because one method could work for a certain group of people/ideas where as that same method would never world on another group of people/ideas. As for some feedback on the video. I'd recommend that you structure out the topics you want to talk about and find key points you want to discuss. I understand wanting a flow of consciousness but a flow of consciousness is hard to follow for the viewer. the only person that can really understand your point of you is yourself. structuring out ideas would help get your point across more clearly, if you even wanted to get a point across in this video. lol
Who said absoulte logic destroys your ability to adapt? Because I can prove it with math that it doesn't. Let's say you want to reach a number higher than 2 with only the variables of 1 , and 1. If you use the principles of what I laid out. You realize that 1, and 1 will never get you there. So what should you do? Create the number 2 to replace a variable and if you add the variables together you'll get 3. Then a new absolute logic is created on a new system. How did you adapt? By creating a new variable to try out. (I say this knowing that mathematicians weren't originally as creative as they are now, they had to ask a lot of what ifs) I don't necessarily understand why there must be a limitation to only the things that around you. Now you may say "sure, but that was created years ago." However, my point isnt that its old, its that they would of followed the process of the concept I laid out. If I look at my video now and say what was the major point? I'd say, absolute logic gives you the freedom to be creative without the need to add fear. Because there must be a system out there where fear doesn't need to be part of the factor. As far as the video editing goes, although I do like talking through a stream of consciousness. It sounds like a good idea 😅 Thanks!
@@_jordanleano i say that because to be absolute is existing independently and not in relation to other things; not relative or comparative. so you enter a very dangerous territory assuming what others are thinking when you make a statement. not everyone is inside your brain and understands these concepts like you do. Of course math is going to "prove" your concept. all math revolves around logic. one example that was pretty out there was your assumption that women want a child. that when they have a child they'll me more prone to loving that kid and taking care of it. I find that to be false. there are plenty of shitty parents out there who don't care about their kid and have the exact opposite feelings when they do. saying they ruined their life by having a child and even abandoning them, given the chance. you try to use a mathematical solution to accommodate human minds and what someone would be more likely to do. that's a very dangerous field to step in because then trick yourself into believing you know how EVERYONE is going to act when presented with certain situations. When you can easily just ask them. "hey what would you do in this situation". Yea, you can't assume people understand your train of thought so structuring videos make it a lot easier for the viewer to understand.
@@zajima I don't recall saying that when a woman has a child, they'll be more prone to loving that kid and taking care of it. I do recall saying that it will feel meaningful to them and therefore they would pursue that action. The reason I want to point this out is that, alright (for argument's sake) it was meaningful to have a kid. Now what? Well, you then can ask the question. is it meaningful for the person who had the kid to also take care of the kid? I'm not trying to put people into boxes or say that I know them. I'm just looking at the actions that happen all the time (people having kids) and compose a formula in which I can articulate to get my point across. But I agree with your statement about there being plenty of shitty parents that don't take care of their kids. It happens, it's true. I'm being really specific with my wording because I'm not trying to put people into boxes, I agree that IS dangerous and not my intention. What I'm trying to say is, if we're specific with what we mean then we can ignore the stuff we don't mean to say or infer. To be honest, I don't want to know how everyone will react haha. I just want us to understand how we can articulate to solve problems faster, and more harmoniously! Which could be just as simple as "hey, what would you do in this situation" But I don't think every problem can be solved that easily which is why I want to introduce "Absolute Logic" as a TOOL, not as a statement to decides people's fate I wouldn't say I assumed that people would immediately understand my train of thought, but I do see the utility of breaking it down into points which I plan to do in the future!
Can you do another Mario tennis aces video talking about the ranking of every character, I haven't seen any on RU-vid and with the new players now due to the trial you would probably rack 'hella views'
