Minecraft, but it's Everywhere At The End Of Time 

You are gonna carry that block

Missed opportunity to name it Everywhere at the End of Mine

“I remember when creative mode didn’t exist.” “Let’s get you into bed granpa.”

I remember the days the ocean was empty, nothing to fear. I remember the days beds remained red no other color. I remember when we only had three cats. I remember the nether being empty. I remember, I do…And to think that was only 5-6 years ago shocks me. I miss that.

“Hey Grandpa!” “Yes?” “Do you know about Minecraft?” “Mine...craft?” “It was a big game when you were a teenager, over 60 years ago!” “I... don’t know about that game.” “Oh, I guess you’ve never played it.” “Minecraft” That word rings a bell but you can’t remember why.

"Alright let's make some fences" "Wait no, that's a gate.." "And that's a ladder...." "That's a trap door......." "....How do you make a fence?" "..........What was I making?"

God, Stage 6… the way you can just faintly make out melodies that never seem to finish, never resolve, and then they fade back into the ambiguity of the ambience that swallows you whole. Every note is so fleeting, your mind jumps to grasp it, but its already gone… because by the time you make sense of it, its just a burning memory.

so nobody is going to talk about how this is a legitimately amazing project and was made with actual heart put into it? This is truly incredible.

Achievement unlocked: _"how did we get here?"_

this is technically a minecraft song parody

"Let's finish this house tomorrow, it will be awesome!" "Yea, man! Can't wait!" Last seen 8 years ago.

This is so much more relatable and less frightening than EATEOT, yet to us, casual and avid Minecraft players, conveys its same purpose in a more effective way. Absolutely brilliant.

This actually terrifies me, and here’s why: the caretaker album was meant to represent an elderly person with Dementia or Alzheimer’s in the silent era, as they try to recall old ballroom music from the 30s, then this represents what will happen to gen Z in 60 years. As we try to recall old Minecraft music, or something that is meaningful to us, as our mind slowly fades away.

Imagine this is what Steve starts to hear when he falls of the void, endlessly, for all time...

The fact that Sweden plays at the end of stage 6 when you hear the choir in the original EATOT is making me cry right now The memories man...

It's just a burning nether - It's just a burning memory We don't have many torches - We don't have many days Late afternoon mining - Late afternoon drifting Worlds that are beautiful and transient - Things that are beautiful and transient Into each other's mines - Into each other's eyes My world will be deleted in joy - My heart will stop in joy A losing dragon battle is raging - A losing battle is raging Misplaced in mines - Misplaced in time What does it matter how my diamond pick breaks - What does it matter how my heart breaks Glimpses of diamond in trying times - Glimpses of hope in trying times Surrending to creepers - Surrending to despair Last moments of light before night falls - Last moments of pure recall The night ahead feels lonely - The way ahead feels lonely Back there Steve - Back there Benjamin And pick breaks - And heart breaks Hidden caves buried deep - Hidden sea buried deep Deleted bewildered World - Internal Bewildered World Dark cave without lucidity - Aching cavern without lucidity An empty world never loaded - An empty bliss beyond this world Mournful cameraderie of your dog - Mournful camaraderie Post awareness Confusions - same name Post awareness Confusions - same name Temporary bliss state - same name Advanced plague entanglements - same name Sudden time regression into isolation - same name Your first world fades away - Place in the world fades away

"Your first world fades away" that title hits different

Pov : You're a human that slowly turning into an Enderman. Memories slowly fade away. At the end, the only thing you could remember is how to grab a block. Something familiar about it but you can't remember what was it.

"I need to make a crafting table" (...) "Done, now, what was I going to craft?..." "Ah now I remember, a crafting table..."

the first song almost broke me, chirp was one of the first songs i’ve ever listened as a child. It was always and still my favorite minecraft song. I remember when i was a toddler i was afraid of the nether so i went in creative and played chirp to calm me down. This is one song I’m guaranteed to never forget, the rich melody will always be with me.

this could be the highest effort most obscure meme of the year

Achievement Unlocked: “Burning memory” (An achievement so rare you *forgot* how you achieved it)

When I was 7, I had a Minecraft world I played on almost every day. It was in Pocket Edition, so it was nothing special. I, however, truly treasured it. I fondly remember the big cube made out of layered ore blocks, which I loved so much. One day, I wanted to make some sort of cat farm, so I arranged spawners with ocelot spawn eggs in a circle. Not too long after I placed them, they started to spawn too many ocelots for my iPad to keep up with. I couldn't destroy them, so (I thought) I had to delete the world. After deleting it, I was heartbroken. A world I had spent so much time on, gone. Of course, I never got that world back, though recently I did look through my old worlds on my iPad. I can't remember anything else about it, though I doubt any of it was worth remembering.

POV: You re-discover the farlands, and you are wondering deeper into it, making your way to nothingness.

The year is 2085. Not much is left. Not much that counts, anyway. You've stopped trying to hold on to the past. But one last time the past comes back. Something that lost its meaning a long time ago. A declaration. ... Poggers.

"I remember when the build limit was 256 blocks!" "Sure grandpa, let's get you back to bed now"

The most unnerving difference between the feeling that the Caretaker's work and this give me is that instead of a character developing dementia, I am. It's a much more personal experience. Instead of looking into the mind of a dementia patient- hearing their memories, feeling their feelings- I instead look into myself and see my own memories, imagining them slowly drift away. I decided to play Minecraft listening to this, and cried. I cried a lot, walking by all the houses I've built. Smelting the ores I've mined. Remembering the friends I've made. At the end of the day, all of it will be gone someday. But now is not that someday. Feed your dogs. Mine some diamonds. Kill some mobs. Build something nice for someone you care about. So long as we can mine and craft, there is still memories to hold on to.

POV: you are growing out of minecraft, and letting go of the joyous memories you had playing it.

POV: You’re listening to Disc 11 for the first time

Let's go to a place where everything is made of blocks, where the only limit is your imagination. Let's go wherever you want to go, venture to the highest mountains, venture down to the deepest caves. Build anything you want, day or night, rain or shine, because this is the most significant sandbox you'll ever step foot in.

As you lay there in hardcore, about to die, you seem to remember the days with large population in the world. But you look around and everything was done by you. You can’t remember who built the bridge on the river and who built the massive tower in the village. You can’t remember anyone who helped mine, build, and grow the crops. As zombies start to swarm you, you had forgotten to repair your diamond sword, forgotten to bring food, and armor deteriorating by the second. You die in the mines you once thought was safe, within the staticky darkness.

Sweden playing at the very end is legitimately heartbreaking, that song has so many of my memories tied to it.

The original 6 hour version reflects an elderly person remembering ballroom music under the worsening effects of Alzheimer's/dementia. This Minecraft version would be "our" version if it were made ahead in the future, like in 2070's or 2080's something when we get really old and suffer from Alzheimer's/dementia.

Me: *deletes my minecraft world* Steve, within the time of a few milliseconds:

The thing is, that the original album, is meant for the old people from the 30s, 40s etc, while This is meant for us. When we will eventually reach our grandparents age (60-90 yo most of the time) some of us will have dementia, and will try to remember songs from 2010's, 2020's and even from videogames. So what's happening with our grandparents, will eventually happen to us in many years from now

Sweden at the end hits like a sharp dagger in the chest

if the caretaker is a representation of alzheimers in the silent generation (the ballroom themes of the 20s and 30s indicative of early memories and nostalgia), this is a terrifying representation of generation z going through the same thing in 60 to 70 years.

“dad, we found something,” someone walks up to you, and you stare at their face for a long time, trying to remember why they feel familiar. they called you dad? you don’t recognize them. “it’s this game, it was huge when you were younger apparently. minecraft?” you remain silent, trying to wrap your head around this conversation, but you’ve already forgotten how this person knows you, why they’re in your room. mine craft. the words sound right together, but their meaning slips your mind. “here, you can play it on this!” play what? he puts something on your lap, a bright light shining into your face. “you use this to move the cursor-“ he takes your hand to move it but you snatch it back. you don’t know him, why is he touching you? your face twists in disgust. why does he look so hurt? “uh... ok. well you use this to move the cursor on the screen, I can start a world for you,” he moves something on the bed next to you, and the little arrow on the screen jumps. he clicks something and suddenly the screen changes, new ambient music plays. it sounds familiar, why does this all feel so familiar, you can’t remember ever touching something like this. “there, I started a world. you use the W, A, S, D keys to move around, and you can aim where you’re looking with the mouse,” he leans back, smiling. who the hell is he, why is he in here. you stare in distrust at the screen, but something twists in your gut when you catch the scenery. for the first time in what feels like ages, you start to remember. you remember wood planks and a house you spent hours building and- and it’s slipped your mind yet again. why can’t you remember? why did it feel so familiar if you can’t remember it? you touch the keys, pressing W and you move forward. the sound of the character walking over the blocky ground brings something fleeting back. “space to jump” the man in the chair next to you says as you run straight against a block. he leans over to press a key and your character hops. slowly, music fades in, and again something rushes back, only to leave just as quickly. it leaves an empty longing in your chest. it’s on the tip of your tongue. what this game called? what’s this called? you take your hands away from the screen, folding them together as you listen to the ambient music, quietly humming. it sparks something again and again it is quickly put out. a repetitive cycle of almost grasping the wispy thoughts diving in and out. you feel intense longing for something... you’re not sure what, but you miss it dearly. your character stares at a blocky pile, a mountain, and your stomachs aches with the familiarity you can’t place. you keep reaching for your thoughts. they keep slipping through your fingers. who is he? what’s this called?

The reason I have yet to listen to the actual full EATEOT album despite the fact that I really want to: People say you are supposed to listen to it in one full sitting without interruption for the best experience. I couldn't even make it through this 1 hour version without interruption. I started listening to this whilst playing Minecraft hardcore. The further in I went the more I would find myself doing nonsensical things and just kinda sitting there. At stage 5 I closed Minecraft and just watched the screen. I was in the middle of stage 6 and my mom walked in complaining at me about something and she left pretty fast. That already kinda killed the momentum a little, but then like a minute later she walked in complaining again and asking why I was staring at a static image. I tried to make her leave and told her that it was meant to be listened to in one sitting, to which she asked if it was for school, and I replied, "No." She then said that it wasn't important then. That pretty much killed all the momentum, and the ending didn't have nearly as big an impact as if she didn't interrupt me twice. Sucks to suck.

I just can't believe someone made this. And also: I can't share this with anyone because they either didn't play Minecraft or they do not know Everywhere At The End Of Time. What a beautiful niece piece of art.

"Do you remember your dog?" "Pancake.." "That's his name!" "Who's name?"

6:43 jschlatt is angry, but can't quite recall why...

if anyones curious about sweden playing clearly at the end, that most likely what is knows as Terminal lucidity/brain surge or several other names. the brain has an unexpected return of mental clarity and memory shortly before death. this can be know to only happen for a few minutes, hours, days or even as long as a week often giving false hope to the family/loved ones.

The only "Minecraft But," video that I will accept

Something about this makes me highly uncomfortable.

"Art,is made to disturb the comfortable,and comfort the disturbed". -something i read somewhere

The way Chirp loops over and over, distorts, and then cuts off suddenly is honestly horrifying. It’s like I’m gradually forgetting all the amazing memories I made playing Minecraft with my brother and our friends and cousins in middle school, they’re just becoming more and more distorted until they just become unrecognizable or vanish completely.

I love that they put Sweden as the ending music. It reminds you that your life is about to end and everything you had before is way in the past. And it makes you cry because you had such a good life. Always being a good kid, growing into a teen not doing anything bad, and then an adult. Where you had kids, love and most importantly, life. Knowing that you are at rest, you rise up into the sky. The only memory that you remember.

Yo who’s speed running dementia with me

This is basically a modern personalized version of the original. Probably hits harder to some people since most of us are familiar with minecraft sounds

"Hey Grampa" "Hey... Whats their name? Who am i talking about" "Grampa its brian" "Herobrine? Stay away from me!" "Grampa you should take your pills now."

The current viewcount of this video is 1.7 mil. One in 3 people get some form of dementia. This means that roughly 570000 people who watched this video are likely to get dementia by age 85. Let that sink in.

"I have school tomorrow gtg" "oh, that's fine, next time we'll defeat the ender dragon." "cya" Last online: So old you've forgotten how to forget

"hey what are you playing timmy?" "minecraft" "I can show you a few things, back in my day we- we.." "grandpa you ok?" "eh forgot about it"

The lockdown will be 2 weeks long. Time to have fun! 0:00 I can wait longer. 16:38 It's starting to get boring staying at home during the summer. 27:44 When will it be over? 38:43 Please? 50:49 What was the pre covid world like again? 1:12:37

35:44 I started thinking about how many pets I've abondoned over the many many years I've played this game. I used to play alone a lot and was always terrified to go out into the chaos of minecraft alone, so finding a companion out in the forest to spend time with always felt so special to me. :'(

I had an idea for a Minecraft mod based on the idea (I have no idea how to make it, it's just an idea) Stage 1: You start up the game. Everything is normal at first. Occasionally, there are blocks where there shouldn't be, for example a single wool block in a tree. Also, mobs look slightly off but it's nothing concerningly weird. There are maybe twenty minutes of silence in between songs to give you time to build. Stage two: The randomness of blocks becomes more noticeable, the colors are less saturated, mobs look a little stranger, some words are misspelled, you can't see as far into the distance. A little less time in between songs but there's also a couple more. Stage three: There is a fog making it harder to see, sometimes blocks don't break when you want them to, crafting guide is completely gone, many misspelled words, mobs are more distorted and make strange noises, items in your inventory randomly disappear, some blocks are gone, other blocks randomly appear, the block texture becomes bizarre, villagers trade you nothing, similar amount of time as stage two Stage four: the fog thickens, jump button becomes crouch, all mobs spin in a circle, crafting does not work anymore, it takes longer to break blocks, block texure is random and makes no sense, lasts same amount of time Stage five: all blocks look dull and the same, lots of blocks in the sky, there is no sun or moon, time does not exist to you anymore, mobs are unrecognizable, tools instantly break, time between songs is less, the end is rapidly approaching Stage six: nothing, there's nothing, your world has completely faded away, you are left in the void utterly alone, You freeze, Sweden starts playing. The song ends and your world deletes itself. I would really like to see this become a real thing but I have no idea how to code or mod. I could help with the texture art :3

Step aside Fallen Kingdom, this is now the saddest minecraft song parody.

“Every end of a time is another begun”

I'm someone who can't listen to a 6 hour album without skipping ahead of songs so this really helped me listen through it and feel a kind of attachment, the way I can recognize parts of songs but not entirely as the album goes on helps drill in the fact that for all I know I could go through this when I'm older, it's heartwarming but strong at the same time. I respect it.

U know.... This is scarier than the caretaker album,because this is *A LOT* more personal than the caretaker album.

I think this version is way more terrifying to us than The Caretaker's, because some of us are so connected to Minecraft The thought of me getting old and forgetting a game that's been a part of my life it's just horrible

Songs in here i think (currently editing): All discs Subwoofer lullaby Danny Dry Hands 40:30 Sweden Minecraft 1:00:48 Clark 44:26 (Extremely hard to recognise, there are 3 notes that go up up down later that signifies a part of the song and you can piece together the rest from there)

I really don't want to forget all of it before I die...

This is the point where a meme becomes art.

Achievement Unlocked! "your home bed was missing or obstructed.."

This hits way harder than the original because it’s music I actually recognize.

This hits really different. In "Everywhere at the end of time", we're simulating an old person having dementia. Now, this album shows what it would be like if we had dementia.

The “How Do I Craft This Again” song holds a whole new meaning after this.

I honestly can't believe this exists. This is like childhood smashed up against a level of horror we shouldn't have to deal with.

remember the dogs you left in a world you never opened again? sitting quietly in front of your home waiting for your return eternally

Post your Minecraft memories of the good days here. I always love to hear Minecraft stories from other people. Here goes mine. All the way back in 2009-2010 3 friends, my sister and I had a server and we’d just build and do random shit on there. There wasn’t any real ending to Minecraft at that point. I still remember when we went on a conquest for diamonds but would couldn’t find diamonds for a god damn week lmao. We built a spleef arena, we built a massive clusterfuck of a treehouse that only children could come up with, and the best part was we made a secret party room. We originally built a shack on top of it but someone burnt it down because they were playing with a flint and steel lol. Don’t play with fire really made sense then lmao. But the party room was made out of gold walls and a diamond disco floor with a juke box in the middle. The room was three blocks high so we placed a one block high table against the walls of the room and placed a cake on every block. We made a party room where we’d be surrounded by cakes. We’d always play the cat music disk because back then there was only that or that 12 disk (was it 12? I forgot lol). In the end our world consisted of two cities conveyed by a subway line created by yours truly. Doing all of that in survival was hard lol. For the massive stuff we used server commands. It’s like phone numbers. Back in the day we had to remember item codes for certain blocks we wanted. Creative mode didn’t exist yet. Hell there were even cheat mods lmao. Anyone remember those? Pretty sure the item ID 5 was for oak planks lol. /give U_chan 5 64 boom got a stack of wood. The sad thing is my friend was the server owner. He stopped playing Minecraft around 2012 and I haven’t met him since because I moved away, then to a different country. Now all I have is the sweet old memories of what used to be the center of my world all those years back haha. Damn those were the days. If anyone wants to play some Minecraft hit me up lol.

“Hey shitass wanna grow old together? Ah those were the times...i wish I remembered what we did together all those years...”

this is unironically my favorite caretaker inspired project

I love how sweden comes in right at the end. Just like how dementia patients gain their memory in their last moments before death

I just finished listening all the way through in one go and I must say, what a fantastic piece of work. I’ve known about the original caretaker album for a few years but have never gotten the chance to make it all the way through. With Minecraft being such a large part of my childhood, the melodies in this make it so much more special. I’m a musician too so I appreciate what music like this can do for people. Thank you so much for creating this incredible work and for anyone looking through the comments ahead of time, please listen all the way through. It’s worth every minute.

"Did you hear that Steve is in Sma...Sm...er...you know, that thing with Dankey Kang the Hedgehog, and uh..." -You, in 2080

You took the most terrifying album ever made and applied its effects to Minecraft. You made it incredibly personal. Bravo.

"The white eyes" "Grandpa?" "He...ro...br-" "Yeah grandpa, lets go to bed now"

the scary thing, is that i remember having no build limits, and searching for the version that had no limits, i didn't found anything because it didn't exist in first place

*you gotta remember, he turned himself into a pickle!...* *or... w-was it a cucumber?* *Im telling you, funniest shit I’ve ever seen....* *...f-funniest...* *......*

The worst part about it is if one of us gets dementia this might be a legitimate memory we have to hold onto with our fingernails

The original EATEOF didn't have too much impact on me, (I've only listened to the first two albums, for now they just sound like some nice music) I suppose that's not because I'm not someone who lived in the 1920's. But this... this. Oh my god. I was 5 seconds in and already felt the overwhelming sense of- dread. I remember being 8, playing Minecraft for endless hours on my dad's Xbox 360, and this is just extremely uncomfortable. Best way I can spend the first day after my birthday... Edit. 30 minutes in. F1 is so vaguely familiar to me. I think it's the overworld theme... I think. I closed my eyes, tried to recall what the original sounded like, vaguely did. But the firework-kinda popping noise interrupted it. It doesn't help that I don't have good memory to begin with. I can't remember anything before the age of 8, and my memories from when I was 9-12 are so blurry I can only remember my friends and key moments. But other than that I don't remember anything. 13 was a blurry haze, 2020 was nothing. Quarantine was nothing. It all just blurred by. I can't even remember what me and my friend talked about when we first met online in 2020. Im 14 now, and I'm scared to lose my memory, because I know it runs in our bloodline as do many other diseases. I don't know who I'm writing this to since no one sees my comments anyway. I don't know. Edit. I've reached stage 4. I got absolutely scared out of my mind. I purposefully made the place im in more dark to 'immerse' myself, but now the darkness is just... scary. With the creepy music and absolute darkness... I can't imagine this ever being from Minecraft... but it's vaguely familiar all the same... is this the nether theme? I honestly can't remember. It's been ages since I lasted played it. What a weird feeling. Edit. I've reached Stage 5. I was able to remember the tunes in stage 4, now that they're being played more often, but this... so far... it's just a jumbled mess. How many effects upon effects were put on my childhood's musics to produce something so... ajar? It's a jumbled mess. Its not really even Minecraft anymore, but it is. Wait, I just recognized a tune there. The music's actually still being played? Its crazy. The tune is so vague it almost slips between my fingers. This is the shit you'd hear in the Nether if it were a creepypasta. It's all so unsettling. The tunes started playing again. They were clear for a brief moment. Now it's all gone again. Wow. This, this video. An auditory masterpiece. I think after this I'm going to give my grandma a long hug. 59:16. It's back. I wish I knew the goddamn names of these songs. The last few minutes of Stage 5 really make it feel like it's all about to come to an end. This is a climax. Everything will go downhill from here. The constant repetition of those two notes is... unsettling. Fireworks are popping still. Edit. Reached Stage 6. Nothing is happening now. It's just a consistent nothing. But I'm reaching the end. It's all near. It really puts into perspective how I've been lying on my bed in the dark for an hour, willingly letting myself be unsettled. Haha... Edit. I'm never hearing Sweden the same way again. I fucking sobbed and my grandma came in to check up on me because of how loud I was crying. It really feels like the end, doesn't it? All those adventures, your Minecraft dogs, cats, parrots... they're waiting for you, but you're never coming back. Your first world left to waste, to be untouched, lost to time. But, we don't have to worry. Science says energy can't be destroyed or created. So somewhere in the world, your world is still out there. And even if the sun dies out and everything destroyed, your world will still be out there. It's Everywhere at the End of Time after all. Haha. Cheesy.

you have given a fully new dimention to the masterpiece of the caretaker, giving the possibility of a whole genration to feel and understand better what they meaned. thank you a lot, that was intense, and very well made

Dude this isn’t even a meme. Much like the original I could say that this in itself is an artform. This could be said solely for the reason that we, teenagers, kids and young adults can all relate to this, therefore making the experience all the more realistic and terrifying.

Imagine watching a video for the first time, But the top comment from a decade ago has a blue thumb-up.

I genuinely cried at the end and I’m someone that never cries ever. Minecraft has been a thing of my childhood and just imagining that one day all those memories are gone. I have so much appreciation of this video and even more appreciation of the music on minecraft. This for some reason is so much more personal to me because of how minecraft kind of is embedded in me at this point.

Alright i am crying Minecraft is really part of my life, dude. I grew up with the game, and people will say "bUt eVeRyOnE DiD", i know, but i still played the game when it was "cringy". Like, i played that game almost my entire life, and this touched me. When i hear the musics, i remember building houses for villagers, making some maps for fun, and etc, and hearing them in this way is very strange to me

Let’s just hope that in 60 years from now dementia will be some what curable

The worst part is knowing this might actually be exactly how dementia would feel like when some of us get older...

I remember a world with windows of glass blocks, and a long long and not straight at all wood planks tunnel linking my mountain house to somewhere else, because i was afraid of mobs. I don't remember deleting it

"I made to the end.." "But..for what cost..?" "Why..am I here?" "Who am..I?" "I just...want to go home..."

You do not recognize the man standing in front of you. “Mom, did you play this game?” Why is he calling you that name? What is your name? What is that? He does a strange thing then. He shows a glowing thing from his pocket. A rectangle. You can barely see the things on it. “It’s Minecraft! Dad told me all about how you used to play it a lot. Why don’t you show me your worlds?” Worlds? Dad? You have a husband? What is a husband-? You stare blankly at him. He looks hurt when you remain silent. “Do you not remember Dad?” You want to comfort him. You have the strange urge to hold him. Like a baby. But you’re not sure why he’s hurt. Did you say something? What did you say? Nothing? And what did he just call it? You think harder. A little flash of a quiet place comes. Eagerly, you grab at the memory, but it’s gone. What was it? There were mountains. Trees. People? Good friends. Lots of laughing. Everything was in blocks. Or pixels. Music? You can’t quite recall. A man named- “Steve?” You blurt out, but it sounds different. Slurred. The man perks up, recognizing the name. The man is excited. “Yes! That’s the name of the main character! Do you remember anything else?” You can’t remember the name. The name is about to come out of your mouth- *Minecr-* But you can’t say it. Why can’t you remember? Who is this man, again? The man sighs. He is tired, maybe. Maybe he has worked too much. “I’ll leave you alone.” He presses the rectangle-what was it called?-and it becomes dark. He starts to get up from his seat. You struggle to form the right words. To get the nice man to stay. He looks like you. Strange. But then again, you do not remember how you look now. You speak, but the words- They’re not there anymore. The man stays still for a moment, as if disappointed. Is he mad? You are sad. Or are you? You can’t remember what sadness is… Everything is in tatters and pieces. You cannot piece together who this nice man is, and why he is crying. Where are you? You do not recognize the man standing in front of you.

why

The names for the songs are extremely creative and are fitting…

“I can’t sleep, there are monsters nearby!” “Let’s get you your meds grandpa”

Seriously tho, imagine scrolling through RU-vid comments 60, 70, 100+ years in the future. Now imagine watching a video you've never seen before, only to find a comment you left decades ago.

"Your first world fades away" is the most unsettling thing ive heard, oh god

Those two last minutes is terminal lucidity, aka a phenomon wich clears a mind then commits die

The scariest thing to me is I can't remember hearing any of these motifs so far, but you guys all do.