Comments by "Faramund" (@faramund9865) on "JRE Clips" channel.

  1. Bakers perspective here: I've been making sourdough bread for about a year now and from the getgo I realized that this stuff is much more resilient than industrial bread. If you squash industrial bread, it stays squashed. However, when I squash my homemade sourdough bread, it starts expanding again. So if your culture is a bread eating culture. And you went from medieval springy chewy bread, to this soft aired modern industrial bread, I can imagine the change. Also in the middle ages they still ate all sorts of meat, also the tough parts. But it seems these days people only eat soft meats.
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  2. He's not a genius. Just someone who talks about science and gets it wrong. But there's a group of people who just like his acting, so they watch him.
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  3. It has because a lot of Europeans live there who are built in an environment with much less sunlight. But the ozone problem made it much worse.
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  4. I mean, I think he has some potential to be a good person. But as of this recording, or before it, if what I read is true, he was totally lost. Maybe he still is.
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  5. Actually good things in this talk, maybe I didn't want to hear it before. Trapped in a paralyzed state where I wouldn't act on my dreams and wishes because of health issues. I'm trying now again to 'live', aka, follow my dreams. Being able to be yourself around friends and family is incredibly powerful, because they want you to reach your goals and they will help you achieve them. That's why it's also important to have 'true' friends, people you feel a bond with that needs no words. Family of course is your blood and they will always be there for you if you stay true and honorable. The only thing I'll add is, you can work up to such a place, a place of happiness, where you're doing things you want to do and being thankful for them. And then you can be suddenly thrown down on your back, and it may take some time to get back up, but you can get back up, you can.
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  6. What, Josh was on this? Crazy. Perhaps he’s finally coming to his senses.
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  7. Neil is fraud, just like Einstein.
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  8. Y'know if what I read about Josh is true regarding his private situation, I would like to say to him: If you feel lost, start with looking at your ancestors, dive into what they did, where they're from. Maybe you'll get to know yourself a little better along the way. And find your footing again. If it's right that you're of Norwegian descent, as you've said before. I would recommend reading Old Norse poetry, especially Hávamál. Maybe you'll find some purpose to do some good. And heck, maybe even go visit the place after reading about it, to get an idea.
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  9. In the end we are pretty simple beings and we've overcomplicated everything. Our main things are community, family and helping said community and family, that's what makes us happy. And you can do that in all sorts of ways, do it in a way that feels right to you. And elsewise, a wise man once said, someone who worries about the next day in bed is a fool. ;) Again, no need to complicate it, take that message that has worked for hundreds of years, trust your forebears and give it a try. If it doesn't work for you, you can go from there. But at least it gives you a frame, a reference to think in, and a place to start from.
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  10. ‘The models’ always seem to be wrong as we usually don’t fully understand these kinds of things. I don’t think Du Pont admitted being wrong because of evidence. Rather because of pressure. You have to acknowledge how disgustingly greedy these corporations are.
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  11. Oh it was after? Not before? The guy always did seem troubled to be honest. I feel bad for the kids. Also I would highly advise anyone not to date someone who has divorced and has kids. You may as well try to date a married woman at that point. You will get into trouble.
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