No Avail | Cold Light Of Nay @No_Avail | Uploaded September 2023 | Updated October 2024, 22 hours ago.
I’ve Come To Hate More Matters
00:00-05:03 Should’ve Said This Previously
05:03-08:01 Natural Pavlov And You
08:01-11:47 Even The Noblest Pursuits Are Impure (often, mostly, etc)
11:47-13:34 BC On Fire / I Court Parochial Concerns
If you can help: canadahelps.org/en/donate-to-charities-responding-to-the-british-columbia-wildfires
13:34-15:30 Overemployed Not
15:30-20:33 Contractual Cunning / Lies Permeate My Profession
20:33-22:24 Administrative Downsizing / License Expiry Goes Unnoticed
22:24-23:29 Praiseworthy Fearlessness In The Face Of Destitution
23:29-25:29 If I Were A Cynic / Button My Hairshirt
25:29-28:41 Chest Hair Is Awful
28:41-36:34 Imaginative Fun vs. Communal Philistinism
36:34-37:56 Expats who weep in joy upon discovery of boundless consumer choice; that is, more philistinism.
37:56-42:32 Happy Imaginary No Avail Day!
42:32-51:11 No Apologies
51:11-54:52 Didactic Thirst And Omitted Goods
54:52-56:15 Plugging a podcast that covers this ground better and non-grumpily!
56:15-1:01:07 Fun With Jordan
1:01:07-1:01:25 Why Aren’t You Pregnant Yet
A challenge for viewers who disagree on any of the main points: Find me a pundit who avoids portraying unemployment, including other similar “good to keep busy” stuff, as unalloyed goods. Hell, find me an influential public intellectual who follows in my footsteps here.
To restate my main gripe: All these people (notably the pundits, likely due to inadequate levels of imagination) have allowed the point-systems they track, obsess over and speak of to game them and their minds. They then persuade the public, a share of which who might’ve otherwise had a shot at escaping the gamified circus, but ultimately won’t seeing as there’s nothing visible to imaginatively aspire to. Because dullards dominate the airwaves as well as the online silos. At no point in this video do I say or suggest lower unemployment is all bad. They’re saying (or at least always portraying) higher unemployment as all bad. Overton Window 101, because it’s all they know; it’s the conceptual water they swam in all their lives. They agree unanimously; the child who daydreams in class errs necessarily. This to me is sick and I spit on anyone who supports or fails to challenge the pathological mindset after having it explained to them.
But I’m definitely onto something because:
Ezra Klein and C. Thi Nguyen on Gamified Systems: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-philosophy-of-games-that-is-really-a-philosophy-of-life/id1548604447?i=1000552204773
Badly Conditioned: simplypsychology.org/pavlov.html
Blaise Pascal agrees: azquotes.com/author/11361-Blaise_Pascal/tag/silence
Muh Choice and supermarket: illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2019/11/how-a-russians-grocery-store-trip-in-1989-exposed-the-lie-of-socialism.html
(When you interpret this as Soviet or commie apologetics, you misinterpret)
That’s Life: youtu.be/Tb8kqNBwKcs?si=7ULmibb34OZBVC7V
I forgot what else I brought up that might require a helpful link down here…
I’m always in the foulest of moods around the time I need to sort out the links and timelines pre-upload. I’ll never understand people who do this daily or weekly; the effort to organize, to take everything I’m thinking and make it concrete and comprehensible to the world, it’s so draining. Seems the only way to stomach it would be by running on autopilot because the nature of your content allows you to.
I’ve Come To Hate More Matters
00:00-05:03 Should’ve Said This Previously
05:03-08:01 Natural Pavlov And You
08:01-11:47 Even The Noblest Pursuits Are Impure (often, mostly, etc)
11:47-13:34 BC On Fire / I Court Parochial Concerns
If you can help: canadahelps.org/en/donate-to-charities-responding-to-the-british-columbia-wildfires
13:34-15:30 Overemployed Not
15:30-20:33 Contractual Cunning / Lies Permeate My Profession
20:33-22:24 Administrative Downsizing / License Expiry Goes Unnoticed
22:24-23:29 Praiseworthy Fearlessness In The Face Of Destitution
23:29-25:29 If I Were A Cynic / Button My Hairshirt
25:29-28:41 Chest Hair Is Awful
28:41-36:34 Imaginative Fun vs. Communal Philistinism
36:34-37:56 Expats who weep in joy upon discovery of boundless consumer choice; that is, more philistinism.
37:56-42:32 Happy Imaginary No Avail Day!
42:32-51:11 No Apologies
51:11-54:52 Didactic Thirst And Omitted Goods
54:52-56:15 Plugging a podcast that covers this ground better and non-grumpily!
56:15-1:01:07 Fun With Jordan
1:01:07-1:01:25 Why Aren’t You Pregnant Yet
A challenge for viewers who disagree on any of the main points: Find me a pundit who avoids portraying unemployment, including other similar “good to keep busy” stuff, as unalloyed goods. Hell, find me an influential public intellectual who follows in my footsteps here.
To restate my main gripe: All these people (notably the pundits, likely due to inadequate levels of imagination) have allowed the point-systems they track, obsess over and speak of to game them and their minds. They then persuade the public, a share of which who might’ve otherwise had a shot at escaping the gamified circus, but ultimately won’t seeing as there’s nothing visible to imaginatively aspire to. Because dullards dominate the airwaves as well as the online silos. At no point in this video do I say or suggest lower unemployment is all bad. They’re saying (or at least always portraying) higher unemployment as all bad. Overton Window 101, because it’s all they know; it’s the conceptual water they swam in all their lives. They agree unanimously; the child who daydreams in class errs necessarily. This to me is sick and I spit on anyone who supports or fails to challenge the pathological mindset after having it explained to them.
But I’m definitely onto something because:
Ezra Klein and C. Thi Nguyen on Gamified Systems: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-philosophy-of-games-that-is-really-a-philosophy-of-life/id1548604447?i=1000552204773
Badly Conditioned: simplypsychology.org/pavlov.html
Blaise Pascal agrees: azquotes.com/author/11361-Blaise_Pascal/tag/silence
Muh Choice and supermarket: illinoisreview.com/illinoisreview/2019/11/how-a-russians-grocery-store-trip-in-1989-exposed-the-lie-of-socialism.html
(When you interpret this as Soviet or commie apologetics, you misinterpret)
That’s Life: youtu.be/Tb8kqNBwKcs?si=7ULmibb34OZBVC7V
I forgot what else I brought up that might require a helpful link down here…
I’m always in the foulest of moods around the time I need to sort out the links and timelines pre-upload. I’ll never understand people who do this daily or weekly; the effort to organize, to take everything I’m thinking and make it concrete and comprehensible to the world, it’s so draining. Seems the only way to stomach it would be by running on autopilot because the nature of your content allows you to.
