What Mario Kart Has In Common With Black Holes

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Today we’re looking at how feedback loops affect different aspects of life.

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[TravisGilbert]

There's an audio issue on the Ad read. The audio occasionally skips out. It happens for about a minute from :20 - 1:40 I caught this in post, fixed it, then uploaded the wrong file😅 sorry about that.

[AntonWongVideo]

The more curious you get, the more tangents you take, making you more curious
A true feedback loop!

[soundlyawake]

**me being consistently in 12th place in Mario Kart** 📝 📝 📝

[dercie]

the perfect clickbait thumbnail, im hooked

[geoffbrom]

hey, i think the fluidity of the videos is getting better (not sure if its vocal or editing or writing or what but im liking it!)

[silversamantha]

This is not what I expected black holes to have in common with Mario Kart 😃

[ace.of.space.]

what a fascinating selection of topics and great way of connecting them! I am convinced the city I live in currently, which is already designed for profit by the real estate company with the same name as the city, also has lobbying from car companies considering how stuck I am without a car.

[budgy]

Travis my boy long time subscriber here. Loved the vid and the weird cuts at the start. It really captivated me and I watched till the end. Good job!

[bobby_greene]

The manufactured win idea of making your bed sounds similar to the idea if paying off more small debts helping your credit score more than paying off one large debt

[JamesR]

You just explained modern life in 12 minutes

[plantycassy]

I think your sponsorship ad reads are really good!! I usually skip them but I was curious so I watched. Good job.

[davidschmidt]

I'm glad you recently made this one

[badabing]

Travis youre getting so much better every successive video its awesome

[EvenTheDogAgrees]

4:55 Homeostatis, on the other hand, is more like Mario Kart: a negative feedback loop.

[travishall]

Well informed, well said, will done thank you. One conclusion I've personal come to about feedback loops is that it seems we ourselves are the feedback loops we perceive in the universe. We are why we feel their effect. It's how we effect our environment and then how we ourselve become affected by it. I'd sum up this thought by saying i feel we are the feedback loops ourselves that ripple out into the universe.

[shotelco]

Thanks for posting this video ... _Finally._
Two books I have read this year that you may find profound If, like me, you are an armchair Human Behavioral Scientist :
High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped and How We Get Out
by Amanda Ripley

Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents
by Isabel Wilkerson

The latter was the most difficult book I have ever read in my life. It's not for the faint of heart.

[TerriMRoberts]

Hi Travis - sorry I missed this last week! Great topic! I'm not into gaming at all so this is a really cool connection to learn about.

[agerardi]

Wow this was really interesting to me, and I think this video will be helpful to me. Thank you for making it!

[Die-CastMetal]

The greatest measures of our success is knowledge not wealth.

[Jade-dbjx]

Really great potential!! Audio stitching/transitioning needs some fine-tuning and you'll be good to go!

Also, I believe there is a verbal error to your intent with "newbies never lose to grandmasters", which I'm pretty sure the real intention was:
"grandmasters never lose to newbies".

Fantastic divergent thinking, you got a talent, you got this!! 😁