for me, it's lacan's equations
For me, it's lacan's equations
Parker Cox
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Jacob Garcia
For me, it's calypso music
Blake Long
ooo this is good
Christian Davis
For me its Messiaen's Modes of Limited Transposition
Henry Peterson
got any recs
Levi White
Juan Roberts
for me, it's terence mckenna's fractal timewave of novelty
Brayden Ramirez
for me, it's timothy leary's videogame
Isaac Sullivan
For me, it's the mastery and determination of pannenkoek2012
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Jose Campbell
The single most autistic channel on Youtube. Ullilia has nothing on this fucker.
Kayden Nguyen
what am i watching
Liam Morales
I, Calypso!
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Thomas Martinez
*mathemes
Caleb Edwards
I initially thought it was one of the most pathetic things I'd ever seen, but my curiosity drew me in, and I've now watched every single video on both of his channels and have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for him. I don't care what the subject actually is, any mechanical analysis of this depth is flat-out fascinating to watch. I hope he keeps going and achieves his dreams
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Gabriel Gonzalez
from what youve seen, what is his most autistic video?
Daniel Evans
>it's a "hack philosopher uses faux mathmatical notation to make their shit look reputable to normies" episode
Jaxon Turner
>something cannot be impressive and pathetic at the same time
Alexander Williams
The infamous Watch for Rolling Rocks x0.5 video is his most popular for a reason. It tackles a bunch of the most extreme mechanics at once and is particularly overwhelming, to a comedic degree, to someone unfamiliar with the terminology and game engine.
He has a two-part video solely on the way walls, floors, and ceilings work in SM64 that runs over an hour long. Many would find that pretty autistic. The three videos I posted above are good too
Jacob Morgan
Linear bollocks
Ian Moore
Post more highly in-depth videos that are accessible to laymen, I'm always looking for more. Subject does not matter at all
Here are three playlists that will give you a great understanding of the mechanics and history of mousetraps:
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The design of the aluminum can:
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Andrew Ward
why did he stop making videos
Isaac Ward
He didn't, check UncommentatedPannen
Xavier Anderson
David Moore
This is neither
Ian Murphy
Why am I laughing so hard at this
Cameron Reed
When is this guy going to put the Peachfuzz mask on
Carter Taylor
For me it's gotta be 'sche, the best chicken philosopher
Jacob Miller
I'm a mathsfag and I have no idea what this could mean, pls explain. I've also never seen the existential quantifiers written as an actual backwards E and upside down A. They're always more simplified like this.
Nolan Wood
it's 'psychoanalysis', i.e. claptrap
don't pay attention to it
Matthew Ortiz
>serif-font quantifiers
hoy shit i just noticed this, that's hilarious, it's like a subtle shibboleth
Henry Anderson
Lacan is basically the first anticomedian and irl troll.
Brayden Jones
For me its Exotica music, specially Eden Ahbez
Matthew Nelson
Font questions aside, what the fuck does this mean?
Are those meant to be functions? Why are there diagonal lines across the letters?
Did Lacan just make up his own language but make the notation similar to maths just to give it fake credibility?
Nathan Harris
>Did Lacan just make up his own language but make the notation similar to maths just to give it fake credibility?
yep
Ethan Kelly
>our hackery is just like science and shiet too
>also fuck actual science
French post war faggots in a nutshell.
Julian Stewart
the absolute madman
Liam Edwards
A lua me traiuuuu
Landon Phillips
read a discrete math textbook
the A is "All", used in predicates like "All OPs are fags"
the E is "There exists" as in "there exists an OP who is not a fag"
A x " All x's"
E x "There exists an x"
Jack Wilson
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