Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "Thoughty2" channel.

  1. I am a man and in my default I am masculine as I feel better that way yet at the same time I do become feminine when situation need it. I have both feminine and masculine friends and they have their needs so I adjust my self to provide comfort or encouragement or even harsher judgement when needed
    60
  2. He is a majestic pokemon
    30
  3.  @TheRexTera  perhaps a 15 min break after 2 hours of homework is not bad
    18
  4. Well, not anymore I think.... sice everyone middle-aged 40-50 was not born in 1970+ and, at least for the computerised west and far east, they have all had jobs or works with computers at some point. :D or take it the other way... those who we born in 1990 are 10 years from being middle aged.
    8
  5.  @zatheriz  i am not ashamed to be masculine. I wrote that in my normal I am masculine but I do get feminine when needed like when a friend needs emotional support. To say the truth most of my friends are pretty mich the same (and vice versa- default feminine and masculine when needed) we are a group of abou 10 people, men and women, straight and gay, couples and singles who just are... Humane
    7
  6. Reversed psychology. Those who believe it will go there and he gets a chance to change their view. Those whos' believes are in conflict with the title will watch it out of triggery to outsmarten him
    7
  7. :D ofcourse the death rate is not 3.6.... But from the Closed Cases (cured, charged out or death) the total so far shows 15% dead....
    7
  8. Apart from he said that it is self caused bo matter your birthdate
    7
  9. "Soul destroying" Yup... Im about to start architecture and I agree.
    5
  10. :D I actually use Pythagoras very often but I tend to look at the world through funny lenses... Like when I travel somewhere by foot calculate how long it will take methought Pythagoras. It became a second nature.
    4
  11. Why? He just described something that is part of almost every game about disease spread, apocalyptic movies and sometimes you can easily read about because it is well known for decades.
    3
  12. The only thing I find a bit funny is how the initial idea of feminism was for women to become little more masculine and stand up for their rights like voting. The initial or ideal idea of feminism is quite well... Masculinity done right
    3
  13. The live span of gladiators was 20-35 years old whilst the average live span of a Roman citizen was 40. Having a mostly vegetarian diet is nothing bad. After-all, it is mostly, not only, so they still get meat. This diet is quite similar to what a lot of high-output sports people I know have where fruit, vegetables and other none-meat food make up a huge portion of their diet. Having a diet based mainly on meat is not very good.
    2
  14. @Dimetri Drossos it us just good to have traits from both sides no matter which is your default. Like for a masculine guy to be able to provide emotional support to a friend in need would be femininity done right, since that is a feminine atribute.
    2
  15. Hinduism
    2
  16. Most reasonable people like 42 do not stand purely on either side but consider the ideas from both and take those that make sense. Traditions are important too
    2
  17. I remembered learning in school how diseases spread and pandemics were mentioned.... I thought it was a common knowledge to know how it goes around
    2
  18. You too?
    2
  19. Why would anyone intelligent even stand on purely one side of the argument? It is far more reasonable, and I would say better, to entertain our selves with ideas from both sides. You don't have to accept every idea but it is important to consider them. This way should ensure the best and balanced growth where the good ideas should be taken from both and bad ones left behind. Otherwise the overall idea becomes rigid and still like SJW which is dangerous for everyone.
    2
  20. Smooth add transition man
    1
  21. It doesn't
    1
  22. I am usually masculine, as far as I know, since I feel better that way and happier from my self yet at the same time I do chose to be masculine or feminine depending of the situation and people I am with.
    1
  23. I feel this quite a bit. I am a foreigner living in England for few years now (came when I was 13) but I kept very strong roots to my home place. I find it weird how many ready meals are in British shops. The closest I have ever been to a ready meal where I am from was a frozen pizza, which frankly isn't very common too because there are restaurants at every corner 😂. But even then, as I live at dorms, it shocked me how little people cook and know about cooking or even how poor their taste is (in terms of variety). Fries everywhere.... Why... They aren't even good when you have them more than once a week let alone everyday 😂 it's sad. The other weir thing is when we go up a hill. It is a fairly steep one but it isn't that long and everyone gets out of breath so easily.
    1
  24.  @stephenrylands7861  I think you have pretty eyes 😊
    1
  25. It didn't thought
    1
  26. Ahh Atlantis.... Ancient analogy kf Global climate change.
    1
  27. It didn't
    1
  28. Dat Super Human Grandma Drinking Her Coffee 😂😂
    1
  29. I like how many videos you release nowadays 😄 Could you do a video about why do Slavs drink so much?
    1
  30. If I'll ever be rich enough I kinda want to buy a church and build a Cafe inside, perhaps mixed with some gallery. Ps... No that uncommon... I have seen Old churches with bars inside.
    1
  31. I think it is good that a nice building isn't left to rot without use but is recycled to a new use. The exterior is untouched, moat of interior too and it still serves as a public buildings.
    1
  32.  @notverysur3rightnow145  lol he looks 20 to me
    1
  33. Ohhh Japan, my spirit country
    1
  34. "build by Tesla" Why am I not surprised :D
    1
  35. Beauty is important for cities. Iz makes citizens happier and thus lowers health and social problems. Beauty is also quite simple at it's base. Generally we like natural materials, symmetric like look but often with something that breaks the symmetry (it adds a real and natural feel to it akka perfect imperfection) and with lots of part.... Our eyes like to flow on the visuals ... After all they are made to keep us aware of our surroundings
    1
  36. I suddenly want to do mathematics
    1
  37. :0 what ... I can't imagine not writing...
    1
  38. @Dimetri Drossos i just tried to use the term masculinity as the term for all of the positive atributes like asertivenes (and the rest he mentioned in the video) ... Since if the begining of feminism was to stand together with respect and demand responsibility and right (to which you need those atributes) it was a form of masculinity done correctly
    1
  39. The Russians know how to their 9' drill.
    1
  40. Thoughty2 !!! :D Please do a video about the high alcohol consumption of Europe. Why do Europeans drink so much? out of top 15 countries leading in alcohol consumption (per capita), 14 are from Europe.
    1
  41. 40 000 people is not a small number for a study
    1
  42. Besides he did say that it is self caused
    1
  43. You missed a part where he did say that it is self caused. If one believes they are unlucky, do not expect luck to turn your way.
    1
  44. No
    1
  45. Since you are at the topic of education.... Please do a video about Why are some people better at self educating. I wonder if there is a pattern in thinking/behaviour of people who are skilled at self education or those who can improve on their work quite drastically. :d I feel like it is tied to this video as everyone who is good at self learning seems tell them selves how badly they have performed and they have to do it again.
    1
  46. 42 do a video about The Difference Between Tea Drinkers And Coffee Drinkers :D I wonder if there are more differences than just their drink of preference
    1
  47. ... nonsense
    1
  48. I have not seen this experiment before but I have seen it straight way but didn't even stop because I am a weird human thinking why not.... it is less weird than most modern trends.
    1
  49. I do believe in reincarnation and for some reason i have vivid vision of dying inna trench..
    1
  50. I mean... of course he was. As a slave back in Rome he would not have access to much meat and would most likely get most of his meat from seafood or the occasional birds (which are both two of the most healthiest kinds of meat and are good for athletics) Personally, I am slowly but steadily turning towards the vegetarian diet but I am not the kind of people to decide and do whatever it is set in stone by someone. I plan to direct my diet to vegetarian at home but classical omnivorous when outside, so I will order a stake or (my favourite) Tatar-beef and tripe soup (which isn't often as I don't do fast foods anyway, just proper restaurants) plus if anyone cooks for me I'll just eat it. Yet, I do not quite agree with your point as from my experience many high achieving sports people that i know do eat mainly vegetable based foods with meat essentially being a side dish.
    1
  51. 😂😂 how on earth is the oldest fashion trend a sign of confused sexuality?
    1
  52. Funny how people are fascinated how he could describe how global pandemics happen. .... When is is pretty much well known how, especially since it is a part of tens of video games and the healthcare systems know how they spread for decades.
    1
  53. Here in Uk at a stadium kiosk our tips are when the customer leaves change or forgets it and we then divide that between all the people in the kiosk
    1
  54. There are traditionalists in art fields but they aren't as well known. Animation is good (atleast Disney level or anime or many youtube animators... Not Pepa pig) because it often uses the medium well. Its playful and warm or cold... The visual make the atmosphere. Same rule applies to architecture. There are few modern buildings that are pretty (to me atleast) but all of them use natural materials as much as they can. Wood, stone, plant growth ext. It adds a comforting touch and texture.
    1
  55. hm, I almost dont get any puch notifications , only for our friend group snapchat chat but I dont open them anyway.... I dont find social media(social for socialising) pleasing but annoying.
    1
  56. Coronavirus death rate being lower seems strange.... Especially since from the Closed Cases 15% have currently ended in death. That's from closed cases which doesn't account for currently ill but only works with a number of cured and dead. Source is Worldomerer
    1
  57. your moustache is getting out of hands.
    1
  58. Hmm I was born in December and I (and people who know me) call me very happy at all time. Btw :D I am quite interested in spirituality ... So that job was not wrong ... A bit
    1
  59. 19:20 With the exception of Religious figure heads, yet even they tent not to like it (like the Pope)...... apart from the Dalai lama Ohhh he is just a ball of Joy .
    1
  60. Well. There is a bit of a problem. The larger and public buildings of the past were build very precisely and with huge care but the smaller vere often cheaper despite looking nice. One big issue I have with modern architecture is with materials. Unless it is a hug ass building (and even then) the use of metal, glass and flat walls makes the buildings look bad. The use of natural materials (even as a finish -just overlay) makes houses look much nicer. I was once told (and I do believe it my self) that there are no nicer materials than wood and stone. They really add warmth to buildings.
    1
  61. :3 you are so cute when drinking tea :d love it
    1
  62. Not really. It isn't even a new deasease but a mere alternation in strain.
    1
  63. Scandinavia is part of Europe. Europe as a continent is the most drinking from them all :d. I mean.... from the top 15 most drinking countries (per capita - per person) 14 are in Europe and 1 is in the Caribean.
    1
  64. UK: correcting school time from 9 am to 10 am. My home country: 8 am. to be fair i didn't really mind it because when being little from first grade (age 6-7) up to sixth grade but I see why later it would be a bother. I moved to Englad after 6th grade and starting at 9 seemed lazy to me whilst most people classmates seemed to know less about maths, history , geography and sciences .... perhaps because they didn't have a full humanities and sciences split yet. :D this helped me learn English incredibly fast.... I knew the science knowledge what they were learning already and I saw the pictures but i didn't know the words. God bless that one Science teacher, She saw that I knew what was going on just couldn't express it so she gave me time to think about the words and even wrote a table of words for me. ... overall it wasn't that bad but there are things I would change, like gcses ... why do most schools spend 2 years leaning towards them and not just have their content woven into the full education? I mean... in year 8 we didn't have history nor geography we had humanities.... who in the world thought that is a good idea. It was dry and content less subject which could have been spend better by teaching pupils how to read maps, learning about countries and cultures and how languages and cultures spread. There you go.... a mix go geography and history which would later help both subjects. Instead we were not learning but playing with making house models of our dream houses whilst map reading was taught last during gcses and many people struggled (I found that incredibly odd as it essentially is just following a lines from top and sides and using a key) and where what lies was expected but again most people weren't sure half the time. ... that subject was an absolute abomination and I do hope it was just a school exception. :D Thank God I liked geography and history whilst having it since grade 3. It is a bit sad that history was so lacking in content since GCSE history covers medicine and wars but not culture and change. It was funny but sad when my Architecture Lecturer asked "Has anyone ever heard of Mesopotamia?" and only me, a girl from Germany, a girl from Roumania, A guy from Honk-Kong raised their hands but no Brit did. It was a lecture hall with extreme Brit majority. Sadly, the lecturer just said "Thought so". Other subject that didn't work was French. I mean, 2 hours of French a week is nowhere enough for a language subject and lets end it there. On the other hand, I really liked the Product design lessons as they was completely new and practical. It was a welcomed hands-in learning and relaxation whilst having the joy of making something some solid than a card. :D I really liked when we could laser print and metal cast. Also art, ohhh yes. Art was pretty much a free and forgotten lesson where I was from. No one ever takes it seriously unless you go to a specialised school. Having an actual, consistent coursework was a huge boost to development they helped me see the change i my work over time and even helped me peruse my dream career of an Architect.
    1