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New video on the school of life! Alternate/Uncensored cut (Patreon)

Published:
2020-09-18 19:52:26
Imported:
2021-02

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This is an alternate cut of the video. I'm rerecording a few things I wasn't happy with for the final, and I also removed the final video with the dicks and balls because while I was editing, that video was actually privated lmao. Hope you enjoy! Though if you're only gonna watch one,  I think the public cut tomorrow will be better, all in all. 

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School of Life ALTERNATE CUT, NSFW lol

Comments

Anonymous

Shut up, nerd! Just kiddin'. You're great.

Anonymous

I HAD THE MOST AMAZING TIME LAST NIGHT. THANK YOU. I LOVE THE COLOR OF YOUR HAIR.

Anonymous

can’t believe you’re cutting out the dicks and balls. coward shit tbh

Anonymous
>>44298733

that being said, good luck with finishing the final cut! I hope it goes well

Anonymous

Before this day I knew nothing of the school of life. Now this knowledge will burden and haunt me for the rest of my existence.

Richard Jackson

This is the one. The one that gets you to 6 million subscribers. Also isn't there some tension between one explanation being 'your adult experiences don't stack up compared to your idyllic childhood' and 'a dissatisfaction with your adolescence is an important driver of adult accomplishments'? Seems like the claims made in those two videos are pretty radically at odds with one another.

Juliet Saxton

That beginning bit about childhood love made me Big Grumpy, love the vibes on this one, btw. The art of the sociable once is like oh neat, the content is... well...

Juliet Saxton
>>44305715

Should have finished the video THE NICENESS ONE. Also Big Joel, nice guy ASMR. Could be a thing. The video is great, King, off-script, mask-off is a good vibe.

WGM

I've watched a few of their videos because with many Philosopher's they are the first major summary vids that pop up. But going through university, and even just watching their videos, it's often clear their understanding of many Philosophers is narrow. Even where its correct, its slanted by Alain de Botton's views. Also iirc once or twice he straight up implies certain thinkers were cultural Marxists where it's obviously a stretch.

Kristopher Kolish

I think you're a funny person, and I often get a chuckle out of your delivery, but I mainly watch your videos because they're thoughtful and insightful. That being said, this one had me wiping away tears from laughing so hard. Your recitation of that goober's stilted, sappy pillow talk was golden. Years ago I watched a few School of Life videos when I was trying to learn more about philosophy, and I found them to be substance-less ramblings with kitschy animation. Recently, I stumbled back upon the channel and was shocked to see that it'd not only gained a ton of new followers but also switched focus to dispensing vapid, absurdist "life advice". It's gratifying to hear you acknowledge how trash it is.

Anonymous

COOGI SWEATERRRR

Anonymous

This is so vindicating because I saw this guy's Ted Talk about secular alternatives to churches and thought it was interesting, so I bought his book. I read, like, two chapters and then returned it the next day because it was highly specific nonsense that devolved into "dude I think your kinks are showing." (e.g. there should be places for communal eating... also we should bring back ancient holidays that were all about letting go of inhibitions... so maybe we could have orgies in the communal eating establishments, here is a mockup of what that would look like.)

Anonymous
>>44324074

This is fitting because the first thing that came to mind 19-24 SECONDS into the video is Notorious B.I.G. - Kick in the Door

Anonymous

Big Joel or I should say B.I.G. Joel's energy 24 seconds into the video https://youtu.be/aNwvHEme_JE?t=156 I love it!

Anonymous

The funniest thing about your review of this channel is that i until recently seriously just consumed the content this channel created. i was so entranced, i watched many many many videos. never even noticed there wasnt a single fact, didnt even consider questioning it. People who speak with conviction and authority just demolish my free thought, they absolutely shit on it and thats pretty funny to me. Jordan peterson speaks with the same level of command whenever hes doing his "life advice clean your bedroom" fuckaround, and i just listen. I mean he sounds right ?? sounds about right. thats all my head is capable of understanding """""""""sounds,,, about fucking right" ///////////////////// professors talk and lecture all day so they might as well get good at sounding reasonable and when they get really good they get six million subs or some kind of narcotics addiction idk.

Pazuzu

Their content is a lot of stuff I thought when I was 14 and isn't distressed to hear an adult uncritically say it.

Fern
>>44362802

Same, I got sucked in too. It doesn't help that the stuff on School of Life has some basis of fact. The first example Big Joel uses is based on John Bowlby's theory of attachment, for example, as are many of School of Life's videos. Psych2Go & SciShow Psych are good substitutes for the psychology side of things, & there's some good philosophy substitutes in the description of this other video critiquing the School of Life (https://youtu.be/T0uKnF_6E0Q), which actually got deleted due to a copyright strike filed by the School of Life - Big Joel, beware! There's a follow-up critique from the same channel here too, if you watch that one in addition to checking out the links in the dooblydo, here: https://youtu.be/kJ6dLyOAsus.

Anonymous

Hey why you gotta do the poor guy like that, just leave him to his filth lmao

Cowrara

I had the most amazing time watching your video. Thank you. I love the color of your hair.

Anonymous
>>44362802

I would argue that the School of Life's claim is actually opposite to what attachment theory would say, as attachment theory claims that having your emotional and physical needs met by parents as children contributes to having GOOD relationships. Pretty much any study you look at comparing secure attachments to insecure (like anxious-ambivalent, avoidant, etc) shows positive outcomes for securely attached people (in relationships, in mental health, in overall functioning, etc). So actually having your parents protect and meet your emotional needs, leads to better relationship outcomes as an adult. Of course, you could still feel sad and upset in relationships, but then it would not be related exclusively to attachment but to any number of other factors that contribute to complicated relationships. And like maybe it's just normal to be sad in relationships sometimes

Britta Moline

I wish every "nice guy" knew how frightening the nice guy trope is. How many "nice guys" become very, very not nice in an instant, how they may even become violent -- those possibilities all exist at the same time as the guy is being "nice".