Jack Saint
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NEW VIDEO [Early Access] + September Update!
🕑 Added 2022-09-01 13:21:01 +0000 UTCHey everybody! Sorry again for the delays in getting that Alice Through The Looking Glass companion video uploaded - I'm honestly pretty annoyed that the false copyright dispute with Disney is taking so long, but of course you'll be in the loop once it's (hopefully) resolved.
This video marks the last in my initial line-up of topics I wanted to cover in my August Channel Revival. I feel like from this and the last 3 videos, I've been able to mostly establish the 'vibes' of the channel going forward - more goofy, more unhinged, but also more frank and personal. I hope you've enjoyed them, and once again can't be thankful enough to you all for your incredible support.
That brings us to What's Going On In September. Well, first off, there's going to be a Q&A YouTube Stream over the weekend that will most likely go over a lot of this, which is why I'm not getting into a ton of specifics here. But the short version is that I've got some fairly ambitious plans lined up that will hopefully incorporate this new video style into some very unexpected but interested content. Using a lot of the material I'd written for the larger project I'd alluded to in previous videos (which has been popping up a few times in videos, actually), it's my hope that over the next month you're going to see some very intriguing videos - but of course time will tell, and once again I will elaborate more on the stream.
Until then, the best way to keep updated and stay in touch will continue to be the Members Only Discord Server - I routinely check in with Patrons there, and this may be especially relevant going forward, so I hope to see you there!
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Comments
Inq
Quite possibly my favorite recent video from you so far! I've loved them all and I can't wait to see where you go from here :)
Daniel Drexler
It seems like you've navigated your existential crisis around the unknowable nature of reality, but if you're interested there are a bunch of social scientists who have been critiquing the idea of facts in a scientific context have also come at this question: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/25/magazine/bruno-latour-post-truth-philosopher-science.html If you're interested I can point you towards much more detailed discussions than the NYT but there's a lot of cool stuff in the field about how to talk about how we come to believe things.
