Crazy how Holmes only got 11 years for driving a man to minecraft and knowingly misdiagnosing people... but Javice faces over 100 for lying to a rich company
It’s pretty straight forward. Similar to high school there’s the “in group” and the outer people. Anyone in the in group gets attacked everyone runs to their defence, anyone outside said group only gets defended if it’s serious enough or things can spiral. The “in group” of the world is top financiers, industry leaders, resource controllers and select politicians + whoever they really like (certain celebs etc)
Same with the Enron CEO, yes he committed fraud but he didn't kill anyone and got 24 years but a woman that also committed fraud and literally killed people because of wrong blood tests and drove a guy into commuting s*icide only got 11 years. I don't care how big the fraud was they committed at Enron in the end they only scammed investors and human life's are always more important than money.
Not really. Faking it usually hurts no one (like a Halloween costume). Fraud is intentionally deceiving people with the intent to separate them from their money.
Being fake seems to be really exhausting and stressful. Maybe it's because I'm a bad liar, but everytime I lie, I feel my stomach curling in, and I know I hurt more by pretending something didn't happen than fessing up in the momemt
It is stressful. Problem with lying is that it is very hard to remember the lies you tell, because they didn’t happen. If you went to a party last week, you’ll most likely remember that you went to a party that day. If you lie about it, you won’t remember because it’s just a lie you told. So the dangerous thing is the risk of forgetting all the lies you tell and getting caught. So keep in mind, your brain doesn’t remember the lies you tell, because they never happened. I used to lie a lot and it was always stressing me out, you always have to come up with new lies to keep the old ones alive.
good for you. You weren't often in situations where lying was the less stressful option and left the people being lied to in a better mood, oblivious and unharmed. The vaguer and closer to reality the lie is, the easier it is to recall or slightly change and still get away with lol
Ultimately because too many channels are feeding off the same thing, and people are invested in their videos although this one is detail oriented. They'll slowly grow if they show consistency with power-packed videos.
This is either the worst coincidence or the most genius thing I’ve ever seen on youtube. At 9:43 when the narrator says "while it might cross some ethical boundaries" and then goes on to talk about lying on resumes, "might cross" can be interpreted as "mike ross" who is the main character in the tv series suits in which mike lies in his resume. At the same time, the clip played on screen is the clip of mike ross’s Interview in the show. All in all, great video and I’m surprised how this channel is still small.
Put regular people in real danger, their health and life - 11 yrs sentence Con a big corporation with not endangering real people - 100 yrs That's a world we live in...
That's what it is BRO. You nailed it. When you fake being an entreprenur, obviously you don't have the money, but WHEN You're faking it and acting like as if you were a millionaire, and you BELIEVE and are/confident, you WILL MAKE IT. Those "Fake actions" soon turn into YOU, Your identity, and Your habits. So yes you are right.
I had that too..but i am confident now....bcz nobody got no time to focus on you thoroughly bro....life moves too fast.....and ofc if you taking it, take it in calculated way like the vdo said.
I did something similar to kill my stage fright. I am in general a shy and rather introverted person but you'll never know that because I act like the most extroverted person you could find in your friends group. But that's the thing, I just act. Its not that I was not scared of talking in front of a crowd, I just faked it in my mind. But I've done it so much that my stage fright sort of died out. My confidence is a by product of this.
@@MoezBt well, in my case, I pretty much forced myself to participating in these debate/quiz competitions first with a group such as a quiz team and then by myself. Slowly found myself participating in these willingly and doing quite well. There, I think, Ihad some latent talent that I had just discovered. You don't have to win these competitions, you just need the experience. If you're in school then this is a golden opportunity because I started myself in around 9th grade. Also, keepin mind that there'll be very bad days on stage but eventually you'll find your confidence and in my opinion, its well worth the time you put in it. If you need more help we can chat, if you're interested.
LOVE this! Something you didn’t mention but I also think is interesting, is the fact that the entire 2008 housing crash was pretty much caused by “faking it.” It’s almost standard practice in the US.
Another banger of a video. Other RU-vidrs could have eeked hours of content out of this - but you didn't overstay your welcome and focused on quality. Keep it up!
With the hyper reality of social media and the essential “fakeness” of Web 3.0 and the metaverse, I think that this is unfortunately only going to get worse. As we live more of our lives in this simulated half reality, we are starting to see online behaviour trickle into reality more and more. Great video as always man, your editing is some of the best on the platform.
Wow! This has to be on of the best videos I've seen in awhile. I watch a lot of business channels and so far on my second video of yours I really appreciate that you focus on the unspoken aspect of business. People tell stories of other businesses but you're are at the root. One thing I notice is that you will rarely see a successful RU-vidr or a person perceived as ethical, honest, etc openly discussing the controversially “unethical” things they've done until they are exposed. I'm convinced that being morally ambiguous and mastering how to control perception is a huge part of what makes a lot of people successful! Fantastic videos.
I actually disagree with your assessment that artists and influencers faking wealth doesn't hurt anyone. I think promoting these sort of lifestyles is generally unethical. Obtuse beauty standards depress the hell out of people. Promoting being wealthy teaches and inspires unethical practices and tells the average person that money matters the most in life. I think overall, these are very bad for the average person to constantly be consuming. Unfortunately, the heart of this issue is that the Internet is run by its ad revenue source: advertisements. Advertisements demand high engagement but not necessarily quality engagement. It's much more beneficial for Coke to have RU-vid show you a deeply depressing, distressing, inflammatory video than something that may not drive you to like or comment on it. I think because of this, influencers tend to do incredibly outrageous and crazy things, which get more engagement, which makes it the industry standard, which means that the algorithm feeds that content and promotes these ideas. It's a very bad and unhealthy cycle that I think this video doesn't consider well enough. There definitely is a point of faking confidence, but I think intentionally misleading people into thinking you're more than you're not is _usually_ bad. Overall, good video with good examples. I just wish you had taken the sentiment in a bit of a different direction. I don't think it's about knowing when to stop. I think functionally the system is broken and promotes unethical behavior in the pursuit of capital.
Great comment, the effect on beauty standards didn't stick out to me while writing and I think that perspective as well as the effect advertisements have needed to be and should've been addressed as well. Thank you
@@TyFrom99 The bit about advertisements is my opinion but I don't think it was pertaining to the video much. At least I think it would have been out of scope of your essay. I just wanted to explain better why I disagreed with one particular point. I think you've done really well here though, and I'm curious to see what else you end up writing about :)
Fucking S-tier discourse going on here. I share this criticism, I was fascinated by the video, and I appreciate your response. As an organizer, I feel like I live in the gray area of “faking it” for what I perceive as a greater good, so I think about this a lot. Subbed, intrigued, and leftist.
@@TyFrom99actually the part about beauty is ,in my opinion wrong because a lot of people already have natural beauty and it depresses vast amounts of people but these beautiful people still get the advantage s why would it be ethically wrong for one to fake beauty if that gets me some advantages for them .. remember people I'm depressing with the obtuse standard.. will still be depressed by other people with natural beauty so the depression remains one just dont get the advantages if he didn't fake beauty himself 😢😢
Really liked the way how you explained this topic of "Fake it till you make it" We use these words to motivate someone but don't take the time to judge our words by their weights and depth in it.. And I appreciate those who give clarity on the topic such as this..
i will definitely be checking out your other videos. i think there is good to be taken from the concept of faking confidence before you have it to a certain degree, but i also think we should be striving to be more genuine and honest and vulnerable with each other.
RU-vid's fucked, you should have 100k+ subs by now, straight up quality videos one after the other.. but the algorithm sucks now. Hoping your channel gets the exposure it deserves, good luck 🤘🏻🤞🏻
One of the things I struggle with the most is confidence, sadly 😭😭 I feel like I have a lot to say but don’t know how to convey, so I just keep everything to myself.
Hi there you can start journaling, it's a great way to put down your thoughts on paper. Just write whenever you feel like without holding back, gain confidence in yourself and hopefully you may one day come to terms with sharing those amazing things you've written with others. I hope you find the courage you need. 🫂🥰
The take home from this for me is “every word is important “ For, after learning the hard way, that those that are conners and scammers (which covers even high flyers and big names like judges and so called govt advisers, teachers, doctors, and on it goes…) no matter who they are, no matter what harm their deceit will bring to you, THEY DONT CARE, and , that EVERY SINGLE WORD they use ( spoken and written), should be scrutinised, or ignored at your peril. I share 2 true examples of how ONE word can make or break … 1. As I write this, I am waiting for an amended contract, that was filled and filed, by a solicitor, TWICE , AFTER a one word error was pointed out (bc I don’t trust ANTOBE, especially legal and govt officials, so I luckily read EVERY WORD). That ONE word could have ruined me for life… just like example 2 DID: 2) One single word , that was intentionally, maliciously, misinterpreted, by a debt collection agency, that allowed it- by the negligence of a corrupt judge to not do anything about it- to steal my most valuable assets… leaving me destitute… All bc of ONE WORD. So yeah… be careful out there folks…
Yo currently I'm sitting at home with a broken leg but when I'm able to go to work again i am 100% gonna purchase your producer membership cause I love your channel and I appreciate what you do! Thank you for keeping it real!
Saw the "selling dreams as products" video first , now this. Your choice of topics is very very interesting and i watched both videos till end without getting bored. Hey man, u gon make it real far.
This video is exceptionally well made, referencing multiple avenues of work such as the entrepreneurs, rappers, influencers to really bring home your point. I was at the edge of my seat this whole video and that is not an exaggeration.
Great content. I love when you mentioned “the problem is knowing when to stop” on a small level of lying on your resume, stating you stayed over a year at a job when you actually stayed 6months. Why not stay at your current role for 2 years so you can get ahead of your lies and set your path straight. Sadly, we all make these mistakes and sometimes, faking it ends up catching up with us.
Incredibly high quality. Definitely filling the hole disrupt left with the bonus of a hip hop lense. Keep em coming and I’m sure you’ll start pulling the views you deserve
As a human, I love to live any feeling fully; even if it is the feeling of humilation, losing, not being successful etc. I don’t want to fake anything. The only problem is that if you don’t fake it, someone will and you will lose in competition. So there is no point of living as a normal human being with normal feelings. The society pushes us to be winners all the time. Because winners get it all! Or you go Nepal and become a monk! Or budist! There is no other way. Either you are in the circle or not.
Lol. Yeah I thought Cole being in the "light" was representative of what I was saying but a lot commenters seem to think I was trying to say he faked something. The opposite! Cole world
Hey man I usually donot comment but your content forced me to do so. your work is top notch be it editing, research, storytelling and structuring of the video. you reminded me of James jani his early days of yt i hope your content blow up. thanks for your great content and simply for existing. sorry for my bad English love from india
I haven't seen the video yet - Just wanted to say; WHAT A GREAT THUMBNAIL - literally the only reason i clicked to begin with. Now on with the video :)
One of the best videos I’ve seen all year and you’re on your come up. I hope you’re not some rich kid with connects but even if- good content is good content 💯
I am the living definition of faking it. I am currently 21 and by faking my resume, I got a job of 70000$ which might not be crazy as per American standards but for Indian standard, it comes on top 5% of the population earning! So faking it unfortunately helps a lot. And I am only a high schooler! Not even a graduate!
Thank you myself for clicking on this, i was hesitant at first cause the view were only 100k yet you prove me wrong and open my eyes alot and my perspective
One of the best videos i've ever watched on youtube.You've opened everyone's eyes.And you are really brave to talk on this topic when everyone turns blind eye.Great explanation with great editing👍Keep doing this,we need more people like you who could bring reality infront of our eyes.
By saying things as props. Legally, you can write it off as a business expense. The bosses aren't stupid. They tell their talent to say that on camera as proof that it's considered props on a video set.
How the f*** do you only have 10k subs? I watched a video you made the other day and you had only 7k so - people are catching on to you and your quality videos. Keep it up man!
Don’t lie. Don’t be fake. Don’t manipulate. Keep it ethical. Speak out on your dreams, be vulnerable and even though you are not fully yet, act what you want to become until you become it.
@@AugustRx I disagree. Being humble, being open and being trustworthy by showing your vulnerability doesn’t stand in the way in any shape or form of progression. It only depicts how you get there. Going to the top burning bridges will get you there quickly but lonely. If you create a great environment for yourself and others on the way to the top you fully enjoy the journey while feeling more joy knowing you actually ment something.
@@AugustRx I am a leading expert in a team of high end consultants who help organizations on a specific topic. I wil not go into detail, but I just wanted to share my two cents on this topic.
There's a documentary about the Theranos/Elizabeth Holmes story and it's EXTREMELY interesting, can't believe I lived through this entire scandal without hearing about it. It's called The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
I lived in Hollywood precovid and I remember meeting with one of Tai Lopez’s head marketer and he told me that perception creates reality. Everything he would do was calculated in order to give him perception of status and it would really open up doors it was wild. Reality is mental… which is crazy… “Faking it” is just a level an opinion. “Embodying it” is the difference between changing and not.
I'm an artist and I admit I have payed for "organic" views on my music on RU-vid... Ain't no way making better music will help, cause I still need to know how to market stuff ... so for me I'll just keep buy views idc
I recommend buying promotion, as another music maker. If there’s any opportunities you see from other people that wanna put other musicians on, you should take it. I even bought 100 subs one time which I don’t look too kindly back on lol I feel like I could’ve invested that $50 into something better.
I know you need to keep it short to favor the algorithm and the audience potentially watching it.. BUT PLEASEEE Need more videos and examples on this topic I felt like 10mins went by in a instant! Amazing Quality of research and presentation my friend
I’m still going through the struggle of sacrificing my ethics to become successful, I feel like you shouldn’t steal from anybody rich or poor, if you want to redistribute the wealth it should be a thing we all choose to agree on as blue collar workers. But let’s be real, it will take something drastic to turn the tides in the favor of the people
First you fake it to go to the top, and when you reach the top, you change to work in favor of the right people! The system is corrupt which forced people to be corrupt!
He went from being the humble type to bragging about how good and rich he is. Y’all think coles some type of all knowing, egoless dude. He clearly changed his character he’s playing once he got rich. Dude made a song about folding clothes as if it’s some grand thing that not many other people do. Like he really wants props for that? 😂 I hate to criticize dude bc he seems like a genuinely decent person, but y’all aren’t seeing the whole picture of you think he ain’t faking shit. Pretty much all artists do. They live in awareness that there’s millions of eyes and ears on them at all times. That’d make anyone act different.
@@user-nn7ct3hk7c facts except J Cole actually got the talent to back up his fame. He ain’t no 69, no Rick Ross. He is a top 10 lyricist of all time (in my opinion).
You know you're gonna make it on RU-vid when you get get comments like these you're getting, gl man Out of curiosity, this isn't your first channel, is it? Or perhaps you worked as an editor for someone else before?
I've had channels when I was younger, 6+ years ago etc. but not really similar. As far as editing, yes I have experience editing professionally but not for RU-vid directly.
Even kids are doing this. For example he or she can't draw but they say "I can" and we can't find out people are faking it or not unless we see them in action
Another great video. Jordan Peterson has talked about this concept. He says that confidence is a marker of competency, but competency takes years of dedication to a single pursuit to gain. The problem is that confidence can be easily mimicked knowingly or unknowingly by incompetent people. Young people are especially susceptable to not seeing through this.
