Philosophy on Brighton’s Streets - Streets of Brighton - Episode 28 

The gentleman that you ended this episode on… When he was describing his job, going part time - I loved that he was excepting, content and valued the need to only to only work part time. Then towards the end when he was describing his happiness being tied into his children and his acceptance and unconditional love for them… I found myself wishing he was my dad 💜 beautiful peaceful man ☀️

Great stuff as always Pablo. If you plan more on the streets of Brighton, I see a playlist coming. Love your work mate.

@@rawganic5183 absolutely agree. what a lovely lovely man. I'm wayyyy too old for him to be my Dad though （⌒▽⌒）

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'everyday people' are so interesting when the right questions are asked. Loved this video. I could relate to many of the things said. Keep up the great work

They're not everyday people though really, he always seems to find the quirky arty types lol

@@rorz999 I walk my dog daily and I often get talking to strangers..you'd be surprised the stories "regular" folk have to tell :)

@@rorz999 I live in Brighton and these are pretty much representative of much of our local residents. People are attracted to live in our City because it’s diverse, inclusive, liberal, vibrant, accepting of different abilities and difference, I’m proud to have grown up here.

Sharing wisdom!??! In brighton?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 theres more wisdom in pre school

Our differences unite us :-)

They're all in the north laines. First guy is on Kensington street near wagamama. Last one is on Sidney street opposite zoingimage.

I have a hopeful suspicion that most people, when you ask them the right questions, really are this interesting.

Thanks Sam.

I agree with your sentiments about these people relating their personal views; and certainly, not everyone out there on the streets would be able to answer the questions with as much intelligence and awareness as these selected individuals. What strikes me most however, is that it's not really the people themselves that are interesting! There's surely something else going on here - something much bigger and greater than the mere visible human forms. What ever it is, it's undoubtedly the same 'thing' operating through all of us, and it appears to be using these people as just separate vehicles through which to express itself. To me, that is where the real interest here lies. In other words, not in the appearances; the temporary shells of flesh and bones, or even their associated personal minds - but in the real - that which transcends the temporal; both creating and animating the performance as a whole.

@@mikefoster5277 Not sure I understand what you mean but nice reply all the same

@@Rory_Arlo Thanks. I suppose what I mean is that life is a complete and utter mystery - which, I guess, is the very reason for interviews such as these - trying to shed some light on the subject! _But_ is it the people trying to explain the mystery, or is it the mystery trying to explain itself (to itself) _through_ its own creation of the people? 🙂

Yes to both!

@@PABLOSTRONGVLOGS thank you.....

Broken home.

I see! You are so kind!