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[Mr.Davison]

Aperture has some of the most aesthetic and visually pleasing videos

[shadw]

Speaking of dreaming dreams are the most highly underrated thing ever. I like that my brain can create fully realistic immersive simulations that are indistinguishable from real life.
I also like how we can become lucid within dreams and live out any fantasy as well as the many benefits it provides to pretty much all areas of life. I highly recommend it to everyone

[radicalaps]

You always have the best thumbnails and titles. So professional and it satisfies my OCD on another level

[nightfall]

Aperature never ceases to expand one's view of the world / universe. Simply sensational.

[Mii..]

I love how his videos open up new perspectives that people don't normally think of. It gives this sense awe and curiosity, and also opening up the dread to the feeling of everything being completely useless. It's hard to for me to explain, but some complex topics like this, that speak of the existence of everything and the unknown or the questions that interrogate our reality, and if our perception of it is blinded by what's false, puts me in that sense of dread. I guess that what makes me love these topics even more.

[lekiscool]

One of my favorite questions asked recently was “What if we are some 16 year old from the future taking a VR class? Then when we die. We wake up in class.”

[velvett]

I love these videos it is quite literally how I think constantly on a day to day basis and why I've felt like an out cast, so in a way these videos also make me feel like I'm not crazy lmao

[amoghsv]

Another thing we don't know is how Aperture has only these many subs for such amazing videos.

[manofculture]

Love the videos man I’ve been enjoying them for over a year and have had some amazing conversations and just moments of thinking to myself and pondering these topics

[BornAgainstAll]

Absolutely phenomenal! Every word felt like a note in a symphony reverberating off the halls of my mind.

[homelaptop]

I like the closing where you spoke about your agnostic past and the followed up sentences, it's a freeing feeling to not look everything through a lens and not being inside a box.

[danikeir]

"It seems like everywhere I go, the more I see, the less I know" -Michael Franti & Spearhead

[peeyushgautam]

8:12 it's actually 9.8m/s²
Gravity is measured as acceleration not velocity.
It accelerates an object at the rate of 9.8m/s every second

[CallMCw]

Excellent vid bro, as usual. Great food for thought

[FaeTheMf]

Imo if a tree falls in a forest and no one is there to hear it, it physically does make a sound, but figuratively doesn’t. The particles in the air vibrate, but because we are the ones that decided those particles vibrating was considered sound, that means we have to be there for it to be considered “sound”

[B_Van_Glorious]

Ok Appie, ponder me this.

Somehow, in some awkward way, we have all forgotten or lost a step, lost our confidence in the one thing we all literally have the most experience in, and that barreling into the unknown future, every second we have been alive.

I don't see how comfort isn't found in the unknown. We clearly have spent the most time there. Shake hands with the uncertainty, get reacquainted. You might have forgotten this as well, but the unknown is the only teacher you've ever had.

And i for one, am grateful there is still more to learn.

[loganbeaumont]

I do know one thing, apertures videos are great!

[djinnmojo]

This video made me smile more than anything else the past year lol nice to felt understood

[wafflobufflo]

I believe the difference between our reality and perceived false reality is the sense of touch. In dreams, we cannot feel anything physically, only emotionally. On the other hand, in reality (our reality) the thing that separates us from a false reality is the sense of touch.

[incgnito]

"Whether you're an amateur or professional, have no experience or decades worth, you're never quite immune to this kind of self-deception. When you want something to be true, it can be deceptively easy to convince yourself that it is."

-LEMMiNO