The Truth of Everything (Animated)

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[bejdavies]

The ultimate idea is that what we call "reality" is simply our evolving capacity to envisage what could be (which is a creative power within us), such that all perception is equally an act of creation and discovery. We can work out genuine solutions to the deepest and most important problems because the human intellect is correlated with the evolution of reality, and so the "truth of everything" can be grasped by understanding how human reason is working, and the correlation between psychology and philosophy.

While traditional philosophy has sought to describe "the way reality is like", paraphilosophy understands reality to be that power within us that *allows* us to conceive of there being "a way reality is like". The only absolute truth is that there is no absolute truth (this is the paradox at the heart of reality), but as we become better able at imagining there to be some absolute truth, reality itself becomes more real.

Self-learning and self-creation are the same thing, and we *must* eventually create/understand ourselves completely, because the end and the beginning are one, and we have already begun on the journey of being.

[gabrielruiz]

I'm a simple man. A well spoken individual breaks down philosophical ideas presenting them in a way that's digestible and engaging, I subscribe.

[FrenchFries]

this video didnt just go over my head, it went into a rocket, flew as high as possible then jumped miles over my head. i'll probably get it someday.

[abhijayskumar]

You told I trusted I came, just because you told it's no clickbait and you said please, it seemed so genuine, that's why I came, otherwise I had no interest in the thumbnail or to see such a video 😄. I wish you continue like this, be genuine, no fakism, no cheating, only sincerty to world, helping the world.

[edgarcortes]

This actually makes sense. I’ve been saying lately that we are the universe observing itself. This was perfectly explained. Amazing! Thank you so much for this.

[zombiesalmon]

That was politest thumbnail ive ever seen so absolutely yes, instant subscription

[karlbergman]

I see all these people complimenting how digestible it is while I'm sitting here thinking everything flew over my head... So many words...

[dyscotopia]

It's only four minutes. But it could be watched every day and I think there's some new angle that could be integrated. This is the kind of content that makes YouTube not just a giant distraction and waste of time. Well done

[aayushshrivastava]

I'll have to watch it again and make notes when i am not half asleep... Keep up such videos

[igo]

There is a lot to unpack in these 4 minutes. Could you create a longer version of this subject?

[purplehatter]

You ever get that feeling that you can't understand a single thing something says, but somehow, the things being said make sense?

That's how I feel rn. Glad I gave you 4 minutes

[Tubeytime]

I've been randomly dropping "1 = 0" in comment sections across youtube for years, and now feels as good a time as any to do it again.

[benjaminwelkens]

I quite literally have no idea what you're talking about

[OverHoser]

I am gonna have to watch this again and again to understand this. Until then, I will be sounding smart at the family gatherings when I rip your entire script from memory. Thank you

[eve_______]

I spent many years self studying philosophy, logic, math and I can say that this video is a great summarization of not only the Paradox of self referentiality, but it also seems to (knowingly or unknowingly) grab a lot from eastern philosophies, namely Buddhism.
All in all, no clickbaits so a great vid.

[StephenMcCurdy-yl]

This IS EXACTLY HOW IVE COME TO SEE THINGS AND IVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN IT TO SO MANY PEOPLE SO MANY TIMES — you just wrapped up years of psychology, hermeticism, neuroscience and philosophy to what is the obvious thing that pervades them all. Thank you so much for giving me a video I can send to people instead of doing all the explaining myself :)

[elijahshmijah]

Honestly, so beautifully illustrated. Keeping each of the four views in the same box/grid positions every time, with repetition, reaaally helps with memorizing exactly which kind of views fit where. It’s genius. Now I’ll always remember with the statement “this sentence is false, ” abjective: neither true nor false, objective: true, subjective: false, superjective: both true and false.

[justonyx]

"You may have proven I am guilty of molestation, you honour, but you must first prove that the logic you used to prove it is correct"

[aloeifenri]

So relieved that I'm not going crazy alone by realizing those things

[geoheavytf]

I tell you one thing my friend, this was one of the simplest yet fascinating works on YouTube I have ever seen