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all songs by @jakechudnow 0:00 - 0:03 "Lunacy" 0:03 - 1:00 "Moon Men (Instrumental)" 1:00 - 2:07 "For Leah" 2:07 - end "Flan"
Vsauce would be a 10/10 teacher
Okay but the section where he talks about his wife's perfume is super sweet
aimonomia being a palindrome is pretty cool!
“oblivescence”—from oblivion + evanescence—could mean the sudden awareness that a moment you're currently experiencing will eventually disappear completely from your memory.
I've wallowayed so many songs, sometimes they recharge, not always
Comparing aimonomia to butterfly taxidermy is a shockingly clear metaphor
“For example, my wife” *pause* “used to wear this perfume”
I have aimonomia when it comes to very large secrets in shows. I sometimes feel like the reveal will never live up to the way it’s been set up.
One of the most relatable words in that book, to me anyways, is “Looseleft”. Which means the feeling of emptiness you get when you finish a story and you realize you cant go back to that world and experience it for the first time anymore.
“I am in perpetual fear…that some of the objects in my life…will become walloways…for example, my wife…”
When Michael mentioned ‘walloway’ and started giving an example “my wife…”, my immediate thought was “uh-oh”…😂
20% philosophy 80% Casa Bonita shirt
Seesaw alone is just a wonky bench is an absolute BAR
My favorite is pâro "the feeling that no matter what you do is always somehow wrong—that any attempt to make your way comfortably through the world will only end up crossing some invisible taboo—as if there’s some obvious way forward that everybody else can see but you, each of them leaning back in their chair and calling out helpfully, colder, colder, colder."
Bro casually dropped the most relatable video and thought we wouldn't notice.
My personal favorite from the dictionary: *Monachopsis (Mon-uh-kop-sis):* The subtle yet consistent feeling of being perpetually out of place or misaligned with one's surroundings.
"Just had that little feeling, you ever get that funny little feeling, Vuja De? No, not Deja Vu. This is Vuja De. This is the strange feeling that, somehow, this has never happened before."
I know one too - Anemoia is nostalgic longing for a time period or event that you never actually lived through or experienced yourself.
I feel like Vsauce has talked about des vous before, which ironically caused the beginning to give me deja vous.