Hearted Youtube comments on Aperture (@ApertureThinking) channel.

  1. The number 99 English: Ninety Nine French: Four twenty ten nine
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  2. I love how people think changing a small thing in the past can drastically change the present but nothing they do in the present can drastically change the future
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  3. “It’s what it’s” at the end technically isn’t wrong BUT I HATE IT.
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  4. If I'm living in a simulation imma rate this game one star
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  5. "Reading a book is looking at a dead tree and hallucinating" Sounds like weed to me
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  6. "What is a Boomer" "Only a Boomer would be Googling this" Most accurate words of 2019.
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  7. I remember as a kid the sensation of being 'bored' and having 'nothing to do'. And yet, aside from daydreaming, it was during those times that I found the most inspiration to try something new, or do something I hadn't done in a long time. But now as an adult not only having more responsibility but many more options to keep myself distracted, I rarely have the opportunity to experience boredom and therefore rarely feel inspired. I believe it is all connected.
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  8. In a billion years we will get our next upload from you.
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  9. Your calmness is so weirdly entertaining you're like a Lo Fi version of Ted Ed
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  10. I think Marcus Aurelius would hate what stoicism has become
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  11. people will do anything to not read a book, a free, public domain book.
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  12. They always ask who’s the impostor, but never how’s the impostor
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  13. Ah, I remember... When I was in 5th grade, my 4th grade teacher passed away due to ALS. It didn't really emotionally hit me until the funeral. I cried my eyes out. All the students he taught, some being in their late 30's, were there's. He was such a good teacher. He was understanding and kind, and was laughing till the end. I once visited his house, and he had gotten so bad, I couldn't understand him. He laughed it off, but I can't imagine how frustrating and sad that must've been... slowly losing your ability to communicate to people around you...no matter how hard you try. Later that night, after the funeral, I was laying in bed, and drifted into sleep. I found myself in a field with tall grass, with my teacher. He looked alive and well, and was smiling. He told me not to worry, for he was in a better place now. There was no need to cry. I woke up later that night, thinking to myself that I brought that image together to cope. So, when I tried to imagine it again, and this time, I was the only one in the field. He was a great guy. Even donated his body for research on ALS. in his words,(or as I remember them to be) ' I'll be gone, so why shouldn't I help the cause?' I still think about it sometimes.
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  14. This was the type of Butterfly effect video I was hoping for.
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  15. I feel like this has been a 13 minute advertisement to do drugs
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  16. It kills me to see Stoicism butchered like this. It used to be about finding inner peace and strength, not this hustler bullshit we see today. The ancients taught us to look inward, to build character – now it's just feel-good quotes and "productivity hacks." What happened to actually growing as a person? I worry about folks buying into this watered-down crap, thinking it'll give their lives meaning. We've lost something real here, and it hurts.
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  17. As someone who regularly spends 6-8 hours a day on the phone thi was pretty inspirational. And honestly, social media addiction is pretty damn real, and incredibly hard to get out of
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  18. The internet used to be a place you go to escape reality. Now you go outside to escape the internet
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  19. Please make a million more videos, kthnx.
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  20. imagine chilling in ur room and then a guy from india just ddos's ur brain
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  21. When a channel named aperture makes a video about teleportation
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  22. I was a web designer in the Late 90's. There was so much more creative freedom in interactivity, motion (Flash) sound effects, and colors. For example I made a fishing website where a fisherman on a boat on the top would the catch the fish you wanted to know more information about. The internet was really an adventure with so much to explore. Now, everything is cookie cutter, looks the same and is so drab. It's like we now live in a world where everyone lives in a gray house and drives a white Prius.
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  23. would of been golden if video was 11:58 long
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  24. I can say, “you are not” or I can say, “you’re not” or maybe I could say, “you aren’t” so why can’t I say, “you’ren’t?”
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  25. Would you look at that, I'm early.... Aaand now I'm dead. Edit: damn thanks for the likes I think this is the most I've ever gotten
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  26. This was in my recommendation I take it personally YouTube
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  27. “I think it would be great to be born on Earth and die on Mars. Just hopefully not at the point of impact.” ― Elon Musk <3
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  28. And I still can't close the YouTube app without the music stopping.
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  29. It was a pleasure collaborating with you. YAY!
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  30. If you were my teacher I’d be hella happy to go to school
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  31. If we are living in a simulation, should we start looking for cheat codes and bugs?
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  32. "Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. We are all one conciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream and we are the imagination of ourselves... Now here's Tom with the weather"
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  33. The CIA wants to know your location
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  34. Imagine if this guy got a Netflix show. Kinda on the lines of Cosmos.
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  35. I think that before that time. We will have hopefully made it to other planets.
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  36. I can listen to this guy talk for hours, he is so calming.
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  37. I'm in the video guys 20:04. I'm famous!
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  38. Who else pronounces bologna like bologna and not bologna?
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  39. Dude just hire this guy for quarantine class, then i'd actually listen.
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  40. Your visuals are amazing
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  41. "English is difficult" Everyone: (recites their own language)
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  42. For example flat earthers are a glitch
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  43. I absolutely love your cinematic editing. Good Job!
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  44. It’s because English is a bit of many languages mushed together.
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  45. That message at the end was great. I hope people realize that they don't need to keep upgrading their stuff if it's still working properly just because they feel that it's old.
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  46. The irony is that the people who actually need to listen to this, the corporate executives, won't. We the people have already heard this too many times.
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  47. I'll subscribe to that 😉
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  48. Things other youtube channels should learn from you: - no clickbait - no begging for likes/subs/patreon - short intro that perfectly fades in and out without interrupting the flow of the video please never change. Video suggestion: Tachyons
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  49. Aperture never stop what your doing. All your videos are amazing. Keep up the good work!
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  50. What if every Big Bang is just a restart to our universe and it is exactly the same like a restart of time and we are all in a cycle what if this video has been made over 50000 times by the same person and all of us just saw this for the 50000th time without even knowing what if our lives are programmed and we don’t know it but we act like free will is a thing this video made me trip out I love the video probably for the 50000th time
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