Absurdly long video essays on video game lore.
Do I want to watch a 90min movie? God no, that's literal torture.
Do I want to watch a 3.5hr video essay evaluating the story of every mainline PokΓ©mon game? Yes please.
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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Learning about Space. There weβre working miniature prototypes of a ship to get humans up to 12% of Speed of Light. Project Orion worked by blasting nuclear bombs behind a ram jets once per second.
All of the humans or just parts of them?
I like to google the cast of whatever tv show/movie Iβm watching and look at their Wikipedia page.
Judy Hops.
Do we have a /c/angryupvote yet?
Discovering how to extract game sounds into common formats from a Nintendo switch game catridge
TV Tropes
Thatβs cheating. TV Tropes is literal crack. Never ever open that website if you have anything important to do in the next 48 hours
It definitely is
It's kind of a shadow of its former self, though. I can't put my finger on why.
The concept of time and higher dimensions. I donβt understand the physics, but listening to others explain the concepts and spending time to think about it can keep me busy for hours
I really enjoyed the book "Einstein's Dreams". I similarly don't understand the physics, but find some of the concepts so engaging.
I always have such a hard time with the 4th dimension concept. (Not the time one though, the other one) Sometimes I grasp it for a bit and then minutes later I'll be confused again.
I like deep dives into neon genesis evangelion. I doubt theres anything else I can get out of a show I've seen multiple times and watched who knows how many analysis videos on, but I still like listening to someone talk about it.
To Catch A Predator and its spinoffs/follow-up acts, Takedown with Chris Hansen being the newest.
I start out with the Fermi paradox and might end up anywhere. And once every now and then I read about those two Dutch girls who got lost in the Amazon jungle.
I think about that incident about the two Dutch tourists every few months. It's just crazy imagining what they went through.
Also Titanic. Spent a lot more then 20 mins myself though. I'm on like week 3 of my Titanic rabbit hole
Flat earth. It's like a mix of bizarre comedy and a Japanese game show after a while.
The Titanic is endlessly fascinating. Curse OceanGate for reawakening the Titanic Beast deep within me.
Computer Science ATM. I'm slowly dancing around the subject of how the CPU scheduler works with modern hardware and resource allocation, and I mean SLOWLY. Like this has been on my back burner for a couple months.
Once in a while, I visit Vsauces old videos. They're thought-provoking.