Comments by "" (@HigherPlanes) on "TED" channel.

  1. Albin Carlstein Hi Albin, it's a small world indeed :-). Your memory recall is better than mine! I vaguely remember that conversation but I do remember your name. Hope all is going well for you.
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  2. NewZero Games polarity.
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  3. She's good on the piano. Damn good.
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  4. When you really want to get down to business you begin exploring inner space.
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  5. +Daulton Baird I'll need to check that out thanks.
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  6. Alien life may already be present here on Earth but we haven't detected it because we have a myopic and outdated definition of "life"
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  7. nachoijp the word becomes flesh.
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  8. Interesting stuff especially his reminder that we don't know ourselves until we interact with a spectrum of people.
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  9. The not so obvious point she's missing- which Marshall McLuhan made decades ago- is that societies are shaped more by the medium by which men communicate than by the content of the communication. This technology is very new and we still don't know what repercussions the future holds. We shape our tools and our tools shape us.
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  10. There's lot of tradeoffs in life.
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  11. When you're born in this world, you're given a ticket to the freakshow, when you're born in America, you're given a front row seat.
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  12. Humans were created by the Anunnaki as a salve race according to the most ancient text in existence.
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  13. I'm not religious, but according to one of the most ancient texts in existence we were created as a slave race by the Anunnaki. Honestly, I think I believe that more than I believe Evolution.
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  14. No need for a computer to interact with a kid. Just make up your own rhyme games... It's easy, for example, grab some fruit and ask, 'Hey son, this is an orange, can you think of a word that rhymes with orange? Far more enriching experience.
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  15. The real question is, does the electricity in your brain produce your consciousness, or did your consciousness produce the electricity in your brain?
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  16. Nah, even ALex said that to be able to free climb, you have to keep it in the comfort zone. If you're pushing yourself you're always at the edge of death...and that's not how free climbing works. Adam Ondra is probably the top climber in the world today. He climbed Silence. I think he's the only one who can do it.
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  17. When I walk down the cereal Isle at the local supermarket, I get to choose which nutritionally devoid breakfast cereal goes in my body. Thanks choice!
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  18. uber rich people have a higher suicide rate than poor people. That's life balancing things out.
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  19. KaitlynsFashion sure.
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  20. +GeFlixes Yes. Nice catch!
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  21. I guess I missed it, but besides their algorithm, what did she say is innovative at google?
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  22. +Aspergers versus Neurotypicals Glad someone else isn't so serious and has a sense of humor.
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  23. greywolf424 How can they do that, so all empathy is is just a mathematical algorithm?
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  24. We are all one, so yeah, it's pretty much just you.
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  25. 2000s menswear is super masculine.
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  26. Ending the war on drugs would definitely put a stop to one of the most powerful carterls in the world
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  27. who you are dones not equal to who you think you are
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  28. alejandrinos Which was based on ignorance. However I think we're educated enough now to realize that TV is crap. We know that television acts like a drug. And the information coming down the tube is crap.
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  29. Brian Fletcher That's exactly who I thought about when he quoted that. TM is one of my favorites as well as you can probably tell by my channel XD.
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  30. David Chen Nope...because the underlying theory boils down to the dichotomoy of objectivism vs solopism, or to put it in the words of another youtuber, what science says is "give us one freee miracle, and we'll take it from there."
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  31. Julian Walker I get what you're saying... and you're right, man, these discussions are kinda tricky. They're very tricky actually, and the trickier and more complex they are, the more likely they are to be misinterpreted.
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  32. lol Americans put their parents in nursing homes.
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  33. MrRentah Reading comprehension skillz XD
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  34. gnihton Are you saying that most people aren't miserable?
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  35. Albin Carlstein That's awesome! I'm glad you're making things happen and feeding your mind in the process. I think we could all be more social, right? I for one spend too much time on the web and not enough time engaging other people. All is well for me too. I'm def still striving to become the "ideal" me, I think that's one of those lifelong goals, I just try to have fun along the way and not take anything too seriously XD.
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  36. Albin Carlstein I believe it is true when they say life is a series of journeys, and I don't know what it is all about, but I know that much is true. It's an interesting learning process, maybe that's what we're here to do, learn? I believe the leraning process is as important if not more important that socializing with others. Socializing is important too of course, becuase we're social creatures, and if we don't socialize, we go crazy, and I believe that's been shown XD, but educate your mind as well, and I don't mean a formal education, more like learning about life, finding out who you truly are and possibly how you related to the rest of the cosmos. "Know thy self", as Socrates put it. Unfortunately too many people spend too much time watching television and fill their minds with garbabe. BTW- thanks for your suggestion about engaging like-minded people, that's so important. I def need more of that in my life :-) Till we meet again, Albin!
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  37. That's exactly how PGP works.
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  38. Alex Rosier Really though, I'm tech savy and it even took me quite a bit of reading to understand PGP. But once the concept of private key/public keys sharing clicks in your mind, it's pretty simple and just a matter of entering different commands.
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  39. signore del tempo True true.
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  40. 15:00 it's hard not to get caught up in all this nonsensical government language. He's talking about terrorists and non-terrorists alike using the same number 1 email service in the world, which I assume is gmail, but statistically, there is a greater chance that you'll be struck by lightning than killed by a terrorist, so what's relevant here? Don't trust this guy! The NSA's primary job is to keep everyone in fear so we'll go running to our masters begging "help us help us" Don't trust this guy! He's so suspect.
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  41. Job Advice 101 for women. If you wanna get to the top, you gotta drop the top.
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  42. What do you mean? Can you elaborate on that?
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  43. That's not how youtube works, Keegan.
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  44. It's def gonna have some roundness and darkness
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  45. Did he just break out into British accent around minute 5?
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  46. +Mikael Koli That's going to be a tough one to figure out, but pain could just be part of the program. Maybe the truth will be revealed when our time is up in this mortal coil.
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  47. +Frank Bushman Perfect formula.
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  48. +Christoph Fischer It's one of those quirky esoteric things not easily understood. What is physical if atoms, they say, are 99% empty space and the remainder is just a vibration and a spark of light?
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  49. We percieve reality through our five senses, but reality is more than what the five senses can percieve. Food for thought.
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  50. Experiment with mind-altering substances and open your mind. DMT! lol
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