Comments by "itsROMPERS" (@itsROMPERS...) on "Cleo Abram" channel.

  1. Also, "recreationally" is a weird term for using drugs when you're not trying to find the solution to a specific medical problem. But taking these drugs just for fun can actually be interesting, and fun. Just watch your dose and make sure you have someone to talk to if you start feeling uneasy or you just want to. This whole grim "only use for therapy!" attitude is misplaced. Take mushrooms in the forest with a friend, it's great!
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  2. Don't fall for this "divine within" stuff. There is no need for religious or "spiritual" explanations, it's all medical and biochemical. It just alters the way you think, there's nothing supernatural going on, even when it feels that way. If you feel a sense of being "one", that's because you are, that's just normal life that people overlook, is not mystical.
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  3. People are so excited about intelligent life on other planets yet they seem to overlook the variety of intelligent life on THIS planet. We could spend centuries just trying to figure out what octopuses are thinking, and they ARE THINKING. You can communicate with crows on a much higher level than dogs and cats. People should look at Earth like an exoplanet that we can actually get to.
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  4. ​ @37Kilo2  To that I would add, don't drink if you're not in the right head space, or drive, or go dancing, or... Anything.
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  5.  @Shane7492  di·vine /dəˈvīn/ adjective 1. of, from, or like God or a god. You can make up anything you like, but this is a known word, and above is the dictionary definition. If you want to use an alternate definition, unless you provide some guidance, you should expect readers to interpret your words as they are defined. If you say "the divine within" without additional qualification, it means the "godlike", which is supernatural. People know that you could have chosen different words that don't mean "from God", like "deepest nature", etc, but you chose God language specifically. Say what you mean, and stand by it, or accept correction.
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  6.  @bas7905  good advice
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  7.  @Anonymous-sb9rr  if you were with friends, you were probably communicating with them somehow. Besides, they don't usually make people go mute just because they did you and your friends. And knowing you have someone you CAN talk to is still valuable.
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  8.  @evanbarnes9984  Actually, as I understand it, your right to take anything you want is protected by the Constitution, so what they do is outlaw possession instead. If drugs were bullets they wouldn't be able to pass any laws against them!
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  9. It's TOO MUCH. Everything can't be THE MOST AMAZING THING I'VE EVER SEEN all the time. She needs to stop pushing so hard, be more natural.
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  10. That is not the Trolley Problem, Cleo.
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  11. I like Cleo, i just wish she wouldn't try to push this "independent creator" bit. She's obviously part of a considerable team of graphics artists, animators, editors, not to mention the staff that raises money, nobody produces sophisticated videos like this alone, it's just impractical. Be who you are Cleo.
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  12. Part of making energy plentiful is using it efficiently. We started out wasteful, we are just recalibrating.
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  13. At this point i feel it's very likely that this technology will eventually be used against us in some way.
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  14. Ngl, i was hoping my mind to be blown a lot more by this video than it was. ⭐⭐⭐
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  15. First, it is a 100% certainty that robots like this will be used in the military, and probably in law enforcement as well.
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  16.  @Anonymous-sb9rr  If that's your experience fine, but it never happened to me or anyone I knew, maybe a couple of minutes where it's overwhelming, but I feel it's more like you don't want to talk rather than you can't. Of course this might change of you take ridiculously huge doses, but you shouldn't do that until you have experiences with normal doses. Telling people, "you will lose the ability to speak" doesn't seem reasonable to me just because it happened to you.
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  17.  @ilaripori6148  let's say "appropriate dosages". You should never take more than you think you can handle.
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  18.  @Shane7492  stop trolling, you know very well what the commonly held definition of "God" is. You're gaslighting.
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  19.  @bas7905  exactly. I'm tired of people trying to make things sound scary. "I took ten doses and went blind!" Give me a break.
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  20.  @Shane7492  ok, now you're trolling. Finding the "divine within" will be understood by the vast majority of people as a supernatural religious reference, because that's what "divine" means. If you didn't mean it, you should correct yourself instead of insisting when you said "purple" you meant "yellow", and everyone understands that, because they don't. Language CAN be your friend, but first you have to stop fighting it.
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  21.  @Shane7492  "divine" means SUPERNATURAL God. Buddhists, etc, don't even typically talk about "God", in fact there actually IS NO God in those religions. You can tell me you view "God" as a 1968 Camaro, but no one is gonna know what the hell you're talking about. Look, go ahead talking in esoteric nonsense since you don't care if anyone understands you. To me, language is about successful communication with others, not demanding that they know my unique alternative definitions for words. Just know to me you will always be a god, but I mean "god" in the sense of "circus monkey".
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  22. NASA spokeswomen: "This woman sure smiles a lot."
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  23. I wish this video actually said more about cancer treatment.
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  24. You're gonna die. It will always be possible to have more time at anything than you get. Metformin gives you an extra year, so then you want two. It's so pointless.
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  25. I love the way this is produced as if it's just a curious girl with a camera. And Cleo is independent, except for her giant, corporately funded staff. Gotta wonder where the money is coming from.
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  26.  @mobaumeister2732  Yeah, we Americans are the ultimate, most extreme, apocalyptically, monstrously, insanely psychotically over the top excessive users of superlatives in world history by a million billion trillion light years at least!
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  27. I'm all for electric planes, but overall aviation is actually a pretty small contributor to carbon, less than 5% of all carbon emissions are from planes. But it's a great platform for pushing battery technology.
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  28. How does she not mention that BostonDynamics is mostly owned by Google? (Alphabet/Google plus Hyundai.) And we all trust Google, right?
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  29. It's legal in many states to grow psilocybin mushrooms for personal use. It's easy to do, there are lots of YouTube videos. And you can order the needed spores onlines for cheap. One simple technique is to simply inject the spores into a bag of Uncle Ben's Rice and wait.
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  30. The plan for the next super collider is obvious: It should be built in space. Further the petty limitations of digging holes and dodging rocks and infrastructure, keeping it down to a mere 100km. Put it in space and make it 1000km. Orbit it so it stays in the shadow so it's as cold as possible. It's obvious.
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  31. Cleo putting on a hard hat and slapping it count = 3
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  32. Is a proton to a human hair really equivalent to a grain of salt to the entire earth?
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  33. So it's about making electric cars better and faster. And that's it. I think i knew this before i watched the video.
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