This aspect of Batman is the least interesting. He's not self-made. Batman would be cooler if he were a self-made billionaire. That's where we have the advantage.
Summary: 1) Meditation. Focus on one thing. Just do it for 3 minutes per day. 2) Brain training apps/programs. Two that work: Cognifit and BrainHQ. Helps with cognitive processing speed and working memory. Can be done with chess, visualizing rooms and mental arithmetic. 3) cognitive speed. Make decisions. Thought experiments and visualize different things. You can try rapping. Visualizing old room. 4) Practice what you're studying. *alternative meditation* Focus on specific part of your brain as you meditate. 5) walking is good for stimulating creativity and to have thought experiments and can be creative. 6) Image streaming 7) put brain on stress. React well under highly stressful situation. Work under these conditions. 8) video games and sports are a good simulation for stressful situations 9) keep learning and develop new skills. Your brain will be more plastic. Work on projects along the way. 10) choline inositol and other supplements. Sleep and nutrition are important
Batman is my favourite super hero. He is both physically and mentally strong, which is very cool. The way he uses martial arts with his detective skills makes him so cool. Thanks to your videos, I am getting better both physically and mentally, getting closer to batman!
I find batman inspiring in other ways, batman doesn't let anyone or any circumstances determine his options and what he should do, he doesn't kill and no matter what he find's a way to do this..
Pretty much all heroes have to be physically and mentally strong. The thing about Batman is how he's always thinking about how to beat anyone he encounters. He has come out of situations regularly that other common heroes from stories would easily die from. He's also a genius, master of so many different things, and is incredibly wealthy. The only problem with his wealth is that he isn't self-made. That's one thing that regular people can surpass him in. I'm honored to have the same initials as Bruce Wayne.
I think as VR develops we'll start seeing some bad ass people, because think about it a VR set up where you can practice fighting computer characters all day every day and then start fighting people from all over the world. If that programming gets super advanced you're gonna have all the benefits of being in over 10,000 fights but none of the damage. So that's probably an amazing way to train your brain and your body.
Indeed, and in a bunch of other things too. So many skills can potentially be taught in VR. Throw in Kinect- like body sensing and the potential is huge!
You would still need some pain feedback. Otherwise it would be false confidence It's like training against a rubber knife than a real one the danger is essentially taken out of the equation when it is a big and essential variable
You´ll also have none of the real world fighting experience. Fighting computer characters can never teach you how to take an actual punch or how to handle the adrenaline when it´s go time against someone who might actually kill you in real life. You could certainly practice some aspects of fighting in an advanced enough VR, but there will always be other aspects that you can only learn through actual fighting.
@@starkiller258 I think Robin is kind of boring. What is there to talk about? He is Just a dumber, smaller, weaker, less skilled, slower, less cool version of Batman
It would really be great if you'd create a book about becoming batman-like. Ifeel like if you'd maybe find some more techniques and strategies, you could combine it all, split into chapters, go wild, do experiments and 'case studies' on yourself - while making money! :)
I am seeking a publisher for exactly this kind of book. Though I probs won't be able to reference Batman too heavily, and I'm struggling with the title for the proposal!
Love meditation, I now incorporate Wim Hoff breathing with meditation. On inhalation I visualise taking in positive and healing properties, on exhalation I empty all negative thoughts and illness from the body
I realize something as a kid, the more games I play the more I get better at playing games in general so at a certain point I was able to take all my gaming knowledge into the real life. Needless to say not all of it worked out but a great majority of it help me running for a bit.
bro i am 22 years old and i am insanely inspired by your work.. i 'd kill for a cup of coffe with you to discuss all these amazing physiological and psychological matters about the human body... also you have been extra ripped lately..i follow you on instagram and your abs look SICK brother ...keep up the amazing work ...Cheers
I'd disagree. I think Batman would too. In The Dark Knight Rises, Batman is forced to climb out of a pit. He approaches it in his usual way. Only when the old doctor tells him that his lack of fear of death made him weak and that he must free climb out of the pit. "You do not fear death. You think this makes you strong. It makes you weak. How can you move faster than possible, fight longer than possible, without the most powerful impulse of the spirit- the fear of death?"
@@dogestranding5047 I think that was a dumb thing to include in the film. Fear is the thing that hočds us back. The reason old warriors like the samurai were so effective was because they knew how to handle their fears. The more fear you have, the less effective in a dangerous situation, like a fight. Batman does a lot of fine joint manipulations, be couldn't do that if his adrenaline levels were too high.
Ofc I love Superman, Flash,Green Lantern and other heroes...but my favorite are Batman and Green Arrow, because it motivates me how hard they have to train to be strong and fight people, they are not naturally strong they had to train to be strong as they are now. Also both Batman and Green Arrow are also really smart and sometimes defeat stronger enemy because they outsmart him and that's why I love them :D
I've definitely been waiting for a video like this. Can't be the Batman without the brains. Excellent video! I hope you're handling the stresses of parenthood well!
I think that one could find in the following books a valid approach to the issues of what knowledge is and how it is acquired: • Binswanger, Harry. How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation (2014) • Peikoff, Leonard. Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand (1991) • Locke, Edwin A. The Illusion of Determinism: Why Free Will is Real and Causal (2018) • Eds. Gotthelf and Salmieri. A Companion to Ayn Rand (Blackwell Companions to Philosophy Volume 61) (2016) • Eds. Gotthelf and Lennox. Concepts and Their Role in Knowledge: Reflections on Objectivist Epistemology (Ayn Rand Society Philosophical Studies: Volume 2) (2013) • Worthington, Kent. How Ideas Work: Think with Conviction Act with Confidence (2003) • Harriman, David. The Logical Leap: Induction in Physics (2010) • Rand, Ayn. Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology (1991)
I use my work for this. I split every endeavour into sections and focus on maximising efficiency over and over again. Keeping myself under pressure and attacking all the hard tasks as they appear. It keeps the mind on the edge and as a bonus increases my income.
I liked that exercise about visualization that you recommended doing. I did it and it was interesting and engaging. I was a little surprised about how much I remembered despite spending a lot of time in the room I'm in now. After doing that, I already feel more focused though I'm not sure it's because of that. I think it's a good thing how you consider all of these hypotheses and never dismiss of any of them immediately. You seem like someone who could become pretty exceptional and well-versed in many aspects just like Batman. You look like someone who really focuses on their training and it seems to be paying off. Keep it up.
There are some basic methods I practice to think more like Batman. The Deductive reasoning method , the Inductive reasoning method, abductive reasoning method., the scientific method and the engineering design method. Also The study of Epistemology helps. I even have a special reasoning methods based on the brain and echolocation.
The great video. The only thing I want to add is that you should look at your everyday activities like a form of brain training. Not just what you do as a workout.
I love the point about trying to learn something new at all times... reminds me of one of my favorite quotes... "A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly... Specialization is for insects." - Lazarus Long, Time Enough for Love (Robert Heinlein)
dude, I am tardy to the party, I know...but you cannot fathom how important your videos are for me. I struggle with severe drug addiction and through implementing as much of your methods as possible into my life I start to become more resilient vs cravings AND also the damage I have done to my body and my cognitive spectrum actually start to heal. batman has always been my favourite hero and even if I just manage to move one step towards his ways I think I will on day overpower my demons. so...from the bottom of my still beating heart: thank you for being and sharing!
The secret to overcoming your drug addiction isn't this program although it will help out a lot. It is Jesus because the drug problem comes from a problem from the heart. I had a severe addiction to porn, i would watch it multiple times a day and every single day. Only Jesus can heal heart and cure drug problems. He is the only one who can heal your heart. I invite you to experience his mercy
Does this guy have a video of his own daily and weekly schedule routines? He talks about a lot but I’m curious to see what his physical, mental training and learning schedule looks like.
I was suprrised to watch this video and see I do most of these activities in my daily life already. Im not saying to the level of Batman but I do challenge my brain more thab I thought after seeing this. Ive always lived in a neighborhood with a lot od violence and gang activity so ever since I was a kid seeing friends and family affected by this I always tried to think things through and it seems ive continued to do so even now at 22. Great video, love the content
Just found your channel and holy $hit! Where has this been !? You make really great videos and your content is very well thought out, Keep up the great content!!
The video was very inspirational .Took my notes man , thank you. I started doing focused and mindfulness meditation and it feels great . Placing new images and new words in your head is the best practice to learn and thing better i think. So for me learning a new language feels the best for improving my cognitive abilities. Also memorising trainings are pretty usefull to keep more data. You broke down the subject well and your editing was pretty good. It was a quality video. Keep it up :)
@TheBioneer what is the most effective ways to A.) Train and condition your nervous system B.) Create and change your fiber types to more type 2. What training, supplements, food etc? Thank you so much for the content it help a lot (:
Im not bioneer but i feel like i need to point out that those stuff that you're asking about sounds a lot like pseudoscience First of all, "training" your neural system is like "training" yout veins; you can't. So if i understand your question correctly (i.e: training reflexes, etc), i guess you should first determine specifically which attribute that you want to train on. Even then, the research is still lacking in this area, people say that practicing throwing and catching small items train your reflexes and stuff, but the research behind it doesn't really mean shit. As for training "type 2" muscles or whatever; you don't. Even our current understanding on muscle fiber types is based on a misconception and error in classification; it's confusing because the research methodology was fucked up in the first place. So yeah bud, it all sounds like pseudoscience. Don't buy anything that people say just because it sounds smart or sciencey, even mine.
Good job as usual man, soon I will start my own series on batman lifestyle. I am taking some inspiration from you but it will most likely be original content. Keep it up
Great stuff! Any videos on brain training and augmented reality? Could be some next level stuff where you’re challenging your mind and body at same time with added virtual effects/challenges etc.
bruce wayne grew up in a vile place, filled with lots of injustice. seeing his parents murdered right before him, he suffers ptsd, has anger, frustration, and seeks vengeance. more importantly, he has a massive inheritance which doesn't require him to worry about graduation, finding a job, pleasing his superiors, and all the whatnots. oh yeah, he has a manservant who's an ex-special ops (depending on which version of the story) trained and indoctrinated him. so yeah, you don't get to think like batman simply because you want to.
Absolutely. It also starts showing effects from day 1 itself unlike most workouts that start showing results three months in and after taking supplements. Meditation is something that starts working from day 1.
CoLdBl0oD93 Yeah it’s basically just focus on one thing. Breaththe most common. You can set a time for yourself but when you do don’t make it to long in the beginning, build it up slowly. Maybe 3-5 minutes when you just startin.
M M I’m no expert or anything so I may be a bit off. You just sit, lay down or whatever feels comfortable. And you just try to clear your mind, by focusing on the breath or anything you like. Breath is most common. And that is it. In the beginning you probably can sit 3 maybe up to 10 minutes. But when you keep doing it consistently you will be able to do it longer and more intense.
I love this video,because Bob Kane and Bill Finger had practiced them,and have watched films that potrays everything about Batman. What makes Batman famous,he loves people and fight justice.All I ask you to please make a video on."How to create a character like Batman" And,Batman found the secret identity of Superman,and knows things which amazes people. Please make a video on."How to think and be ahead of everyone else like Batman does."
Please, do one about Assassin’s Creed... involving bouldering and parkour as the core focus in the work ethic as an example! Love your work mate, Cheers!
I love your Videos and your editing skills keep getting better. But your audio has always been a problem in my eyes (ears?). Try to normalize the sound a lot more, for example the glitchy noises in the first minute would rip anyones eardrums with headphones on if the volume is high enough to listen to your voice. Sometimes in your older Videos your Intro was extremely loud or your talking has a lot different volumes etc. Keep up the good work! Looking forward to all of your new videos!
Its very possible to think like him, the only way is very hard and pushing further then your limits, your will power its the only power that determined what you will achieve
Related to fast decision making, the Navy SEALs have a training protocol where they blindfold the candidate and remove the blind fold, forcing them to react to some event....it can be as simple as someone asking for directions, or a three bad guys with guns pointed, to a hostage situtation....
I listen to sped up speech sometimes as much 2.5-3 x try to beat up new games as fast as possible and train ambitdextrity Make fast mental calculation My favorite for mental practice Also i think it's good to read challenging material such research or classic books (especially when you're not a native speaker)
Amazing video! I think learning a new language would correlate with this perfectly, due to the brain plasticity that comes with learning a new language. Plus as many Batman fans know, he is able to speak numerous languages fluently, which would help your Batman training immensely!
Could you do a video on iron bone/body? You have the best videos based around the type of ultimate human abilities, i think it'd be a great addition, i believe monks were some of the first to try/master it
Physically the closest human to batman has to be mike ohearn. His belief in the principles of wolf's law has turned him into a real life meta human. Being a former national level physique athlete myself I believe mike is the 1% that is actually a lifelong natural. X-ray and mri tests have proven Mike's bone and tendon density is off the charts. As for the mental prep you only need one resource The Art of Memory by Francis Yates. This book changed my life it was like I received a brain transplant. The books contents are not easily digestible but if you religiously apply it's methods.......life changing. Love the concept for this video series. The graphic novel depicting batman's physical regimen was laughable to anyone with real knowledge on the subject. You could tell the writers wanted to keep up a pace and not be bogged down with concepts like truth lol.
Try DMing a tabletop RPG for your friends. It's absolutely stressful when you have to come up with improvised content on the spot. You have to be describing images and scenarios all the time. You have to keep tabs on tons of stuff. Being a DM covers half of the video
I utilize Aim Lab on steam. You can do Spidershot speed 30 min or until I make a personal record (whichever comes first) on day 1, Capacity on day 2 which improves memory by showing different color targets for a short time and requires you to shoot only the one that changed color each time (same idea: Personal record or 30 min, whichever comes first) and then for day three I do either spidershot precision or play against bots in my favorite shooter game to improve me mouse precision (although if you're ONLY training for brain "strength" there may be a different training that would be better suited for you on day 3). This has helped me immensely and only takes about 90 min a week max!
This channel is either among my favorite channels or IS my favorite channel. BTW I did the counting backwards from 200 in 3s while humming Mary had a little lamb, that was a bitch to do lol.
agree, batman is the most op character in DC simply because hes meant to be human. Let's look through his skillset Indomitable will that exceeds most superheroes. So strong he literally willed his bones to be denser and stronger. Peak human strength, durability, speed, agility, stamina, reflexes, metabolism and senses. You would have to train decades to match him in any one of these but somehow he has managed to do it in less time and with all of them. Ranked as one of the top ten marksmen in the world Rated as the best martial artist in the world having mastered every form of known martial art including making his own. This on it's own would take a lifetime to archive but not for batsy. Weaponry, yeah hes mastered them all including firearms and is ranked as one of the best marksmen in the world. again this would take a lifetime but hes done it. Multilingual and fluent in at least 10 different languages including Kryptonese, latin and mandarin. Genius level intellect. If he were on our earth he would be the smartest person alive. This is again something that would take years and constant training. This is a list of subjects he mastered before he was 26 Biology, Technology, Mathematics, Physics, Mythology, Geography, & History. Gained degrees in Criminal Science, Forensics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Engineering. He has mastered Diverse Environmental Training, Security Systems, and illusion/sleight of hand. He gained even more degrees in Biology, Physics, Advanced Chemistry, and Technology. He has learned Forensic, Medical Sciences, Expanded Computer and Engineering Sciences. Hes an expert pilot capable of flying anything with ease. I could go on but this is already ridiculous. Everything he does he masters and apparantly in minutes. He would have needed multiple lifetimes to master it all and thatsbignoring that many of these would require either constant training or constant updating of his knowledge as technology advances. The amount of subjects hes mastered would take more than a lifetime and by the time hes mastered them all his information for most would be so outdated he would have to master them again. I can not overstate how stupid his character is, if you like the comics version of batman you are a moron and that's it. Batman is the child at school who tries to win an argument by one upping you in a game. “I hit you" “I'm super tough though so it does nothing” “Old I shoot you" “I'm also super quick though so like you cant hit me" “I said no super powers" “I dont have any i just totally trained super hard making me very good" “Ok then i mind control you" “I have a super strong will though do i can resist it" “I kidnapped your family?” “I'm like the best detective ever and know where you are just by smelling the air" “I turn the worlds nuclear stockpile on you" “I can totally hack everything though so I stop you: Do you fucking see? Batman's character actually makes me angry at how much of a fucking op shit he is. Some writers are just sitting there masturbating over this creation as they imagine themselves in his shoes. There is no intelligence or creativity in his character. It's literally a childish attempt at making a human character thay failed spectacularly by making him the best at everything. Yes he is. He is a superhuman because he has a superpower What is his superpower you ask? His countless skills Superpowers are defined as an exceptional or extraordinary ability. The fact that he can take out other superhumans with his abilities makes him superhuman.
