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Sam is right. He's talking about money. You won't be rich by reading or even emulating Goggins. Because what Goggins and guys like Jocko are actually selling is books, courses, and themselves. They've turned themselves into guru's and businesses. There isn't any esoteric knowledge in there that will actually bring you to success. You're just making them successful.
Extremely underrated comment in a comment section full of troons and kids who think the military is the coolest thing in the world.
@@grimdark2740 no its a brainlet superiority post that people trot out every time anyone with lifestyle advice monetizes anything, also a very convenient smug little way to avoid having to actually look into anything
@@hypno5690 Okay. You must read and emulate Goggins. How financially successful has that made you?
You just described Hydewars
@@destubae3271 True. You won't become financially successful with Sam's advice or Goggins or Jocko's. But you might if you turned yourself into a business by copying how they sell themselves as larger than life personalities to their audiences. Goggins isn't rich because he runs himself to death, he's rich because he turned that into a story to sell books and get paid to show up.
"Bestseller" just means that book stores bought shit loads of stock. It doesn't take into account how many actually get bought by customers or get returned to the publisher unsold. That's why so many trash books are best sellers. It's a fake statistic. If a book store buys 10 million copies, sells one and returns the rest unsold...it sold 10 million copies and is a best seller. If you're a publisher that wants Prince Harry's book to be number 1, you just send out hundreds of thousands of copies and record it as copies sold.
Lmfao what a 🤡🌎 we live in. Did it ever mean anything else?
@@JJEERRPP probably at one point or another. I know that's how it's worked since ar least the Oprah book club started and pretty much guaranteed a best seller
Same shit with video games. Horizon zero dawn most popular game ever!!! Meanwhile they count console bundles as a sale, and it's in EVERY console bundle. It's culturally irrelevant, no one talks or gives a shit about it but it's shoved in your face at every available opportunity.
@@JJEERRPP Jews
@@MooseCastle Horizon Zero Dawn was great, too bad the sequel sucked
Write a book on how you can support yourself just by sitting next to sam hyde and play on your phone
resentment?
So salty...
write a comment about being a fag on youtube
he's reading chat and keeping up with donations, which is what keeps them coming in and makes the web show financially viable. i'm pretty sure these dudes who work on sam's team are making peanuts, though
@@bartholomewbogdanovic honestly they very likely have other jobs and they just come on because they’re good friends as well. Like it’s not like they don’t have a life outside of these livestreams or like they’re struggling to make a living, this seems more like a side gig for them.
The whole thing about these people writing books is so true. How many books about waking up at 4am and taking a cold plunge do we really need?
It's more about how the message is packaged and resonates with the audience. Like a father trying to give their kid a piece of wisdom, but the kid doesn't listen until they hear the same message from someone else. And suddenly they're able to internalize and act upon that wisdom.
Gay ass fucking books... Meanwhile my MONDO MEGABITZ (tm) keep me entertained and wealthy for HOURS!!!
all of them
I *wish* the books were all about waking up at 4am and taking a cold plunge.
Instead they all go into long-winded stories about their life or other people’s lives. Hundreds of pages of basically the same stories.
I’d rather hear the same advice repeated over and over and over again to hammer it in to peoples heads, rather than every self improvement book just being hundreds of pages of legitimate filler
I appreciate how Sam pointed out the 48 laws of power is dark triad garbage, that word gets thrown around a lot, but straight up it's crazy how that book and a ton of self help books on sociology are just "be an asshole and brazenly manipulate everyone you meet bro."
It's like those sigma male videos but written by a 12 year old who took it seriously.
The author is a dew so it makes sense. The book is actually great at teaching you how to be one, so if you wanna be like that then you may as well learn from the very best.
Thanks goys, I was wondering why everyone loves that book and when I listened to the audiobook it was easily forgotten and sounded against the grain, immoral. There's a lot of easy, destructive decisions I could make to profit myself, but no I don't want to poison rivers to save 0.05% on costs while killing locals, that's how that crap reads to me. That's for the Jews and the psychopaths.
Jews are the synagogue of Satan, that's what Jesus Christ Himself calls them in Revelation 2:9 and 3:9 only trust the King James Bible in English, the rest are satanic corruptions, would you believe how often the Jews have their hands in tampering with the scriptures? Don't get annotated Bibles because those are particularly bad, that's literally the reason why so many goomba Christians are pro Zionist, the footnotes in their Bibles lie and tell them to be, they didn't even check who make the footnotes and who was funding them. Same with dogshit Bible colleges, the same thing more Jew money brainwashing people.
When you're free from all that you'd be surprised how anti Zionist God is, those people were cursed by Jesus Christ and He calls them out so many times in the New Testament.
Well, if you are interested there's an excellent documentary on this information called Marching to Zion by Framing the World. There's a short companion documentary to it and I can't say the name because it's _autobahned._
More importantly than that, I write this because I care. Look:
As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one: For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
Romans:3:10,23 King James Version
Everyone is a sinner, one sin is enough to send you to hell, however God loves us and provides the only way to Heaven: through Jesus Christ. The Lord Jesus Christ paid the full price for your sins past, present and future through His sacrifice and resurrection. He offers the free gift of eternal life to anyone who puts their trust in him to save them, not in their own good deeds which can NEVER save them.
I have a clear gospel presentation on my channel by a trustworthy pastor. Watch it, understand the gospel and believe it. Get saved today, it lasts for eternity.
These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.
1 John:5:13 King James Version
Good, I was expecting that to get deleted immediately.
They’re good resources to learn how to spot shady tactics used by others
Be an asshole and brazenly manipulate everyone you meet.
Needing to go back many decades for the real info is 100% true, if you want to learn to draw, to this day some of the best books are from Loomis (1940s). The modern equivalent is an absolutely shocking amount of noise that will just confuse newbies, "12 steps how to draw anime characters", "how to make your art go VIRAL on twitter"
Learning to draw is both the simplest and hardest shit ever. You pick one single thing, be it an object or character or whatever, and just draw it over and over and over and over and over until you get better and better. Then you pick a different object and so on. With a few of these you can draw anything. That's why I stopped drawing, it's just low resolution photography. Now I paint. Digitally.
My Dads a pretty successful storyboard artist, career of like 30 years. He spends a lot of conversation time ranting with vile hatred at todays animation “no one knows how to fucking draw shit anymore. It’s 2D smiley faces adventure time BS”. Everything he studies is from like the 40s and 50s. He can’t bare to watch any cartoon made after the 90s. I can’t name his inspirations off hand, but I remember picking up some random magazine in his office called ‘Heavy Metal’ from the 80s or something. It’s blew me away how much better random indie illustration was just a few decades ago
ArtByDano is my dads art btw. It’s good shit, check it
@@hunterkubat4805 Yea, but also back then there were only a few huge studios capable of producing both quantity and quality episodes. Now, sure, there's less quality but there's a shit ton more quantity which means more people have access to creating their own show, which means we get to explore more unique ideas and themes. The quality of animation will come back, but the fact that right now there's a ton of mediocre animation isn't a bad thing.
@@hunterkubat4805 Learning to draw on paper and pencil is WORLDS different than learning digital alone. I'm convinced that sam is 100% right on this. Learning to sculpt with actual clay then using 3d afterwards, yields an artist that is far more "talented" as a professional than a newbie with infinite shapes and colors at their disposal. I did illustration in college and I was good enough to pay some bills with it part time- so i'm not "great" by any stretch but i'm still decent enough to pay a food bill or an electric bill with it.
One of my realizations was the shit ton of time artists spend redrawing a fuckin line dude. Watch mangaka draw hair today. Line, undo, line, undo, line, etc etc they spend so much damn time fighting with perfection. it's maddening.
A good rule of thumb for a college graphic design program if you do go that route is that if dyed hair girls aren't having mental breakdowns and failing classes, then they probably aren't pushing hard enough. By it's nature there are finite graphic design jobs, and any program that makes it too easy is doing you a disservice if they don't make that clear via their standards.
Rule of thumb is don't do graphic design. If you do graphic design shove your thumb up your ass. That's your rule.
It’s so funny watching Zoomers tell each other “ai and programming or graphic design is the future bro so go to college for that bro” I will now it’s not a promising career because all of you were chasing it in competition with each other and how many openings do you think they will have for a job where you basically code something to do the work for you? you think they need more than one person to program hundreds of robots to do your job? you all are in a gold rush and you’re going to run into a dead.
you all who think that computer is in programming are economically viable or lucrative really put a lot of trusted peacetime and electronics. One EMP from Russia or China is all it takes to make computers nit come back for decades, at least.
you all act like we’re gonna just use computers forever in world war three will never happen, I’d rather learn how to build a house and farm because we will ALWAYS need that.
@LankLets get mad at my comments I can vaguely understand what's being said here. Analytical based graphic design can be useful, understanding of visual balance, hierarchy of presenting information, and color theory. What's not useful is quirky minimalist logo designs that are not an improvement and bad clip art level posters. Coding can be the same way definitely, github exists and AI can pull from that bank of knowledge.
This is a lot of what makes me sad about the loss of old library books. If you wanted to learn graphic design, philosophy, photography, auto repair, etc. etc. there were curated library book collections with the most established reference texts available. Now a lot of that is trashed because so many libraries have shut down or are basically homeless shelters with computer labs.
People used to sneer at coffee table books. I looked at many of them. They weren't just photos. The publishers employed writers to come up with extensive copy about the book subject and the photos, too.
It's not even the loss of ancient or untranslated works... a lot of late-20th century material, a veritable explosion of detailed knowledge and creativity, has NOT been preserved and at this point is lost forever.
So true
Hit it the nail on the head with that comment about libraries being homeless shelters with a computer lab lol
@JoKro that design book sam showed
@@jokro9324
Lots of books on life during the 70s.
Info on various roads and detailed urban geographical info.
Lots of og engineering books from the 50s and 60s also haven't been preserved worth a damn.
IOW: You havent been to a library, and this is just what you cribbed from listening to other up their own arse contrarians say online.
>People used to sneer at coffee table books. I looked at many of them. They weren't just photos. The publishers employed writers to come up with extensive copy about the book subject and the photos, too.
Ok? Lord knows what that has to do with anything.....
>It's not even the loss of ancient or untranslated works... a lot of late-20th century material, a veritable explosion of detailed knowledge and creativity, has NOT been preserved and at this point is lost forever.
Cringe AF. Like what " veritable explosion of detailed knowledge and creativity"?
The thing that sucks too is the rare people who still write good books, don't have the same means to advertise so they just get lost or have to ask insane prices for their work. Looking for a book less than 20 years old that's good is like looking for a unicorn. There are so many good books that you can find as free pdfs too, there's no money in writing books anymore unless you are famous or writing a college textbook
Absolutely. At this point you have to be doing it for the love of it, content that a copy of it will exist in ten random university libraries in 80 years and just someone might pick it up and really enjoy what you wrote.
Can confirm. That's where I am now, devoting my life to something that will never earn me a living. I've tried to write for big projects but there's just no way to get in, especially being a straight white male. Oh and if you've ever wondered why stories in video games are so horrible, one big reason is that devs don't hire writers. I don't know how many times I've looked at game dev job listings. On every aspect of game development they want seasoned professionals, but when it comes to writing? "We'll just wing it and hope it works out!"
True it makes me feel like I should just give up trying to produce my own graphic novels. I just wanna dedicate my time to making actual projects and writing stories because I love to tell them and create them, and maybe once they’re done people will buy it and read it and I can make enough doing it to continue. It feels like that shouldn’t be too much to ask. But nah, that ain’t possible, it’s either capitalize your passion and make it into a soulless product in the rat race or delude yourself in a 9-5 in hopes of using spare time to do what you love but you’ll never have enough time or money because of your job. If there’s a third option I’m begging for someone to tell me cause I don’t wanna live doing either of the other two.
@@pt.bonesy The third option is being born rich, or marrying into a rich family GL
@@pt.bonesy So one thing I've done that's helped a lot is getting a warehouse job. I used to work office jobs but they require a level of focus that your brain will be drained, and at the end of the day, you'll be too tired to create. Jobs dealing with the public are a thousand times worse. But if you can do manual labor, your brain won't be taxed, especially once you've been at it awhile and gotten good at the job. My brain stays fresh so I have energy to work on my own projects. And the work is just like going to the gym, it's actually good for you, as long as you don't wear your back out like a dope. But honestly yeah the situation is bad, and I don't think giving up on art is even the worst option. But if you have it in you, that compulsion, then giving up on it might not be an option.
I just follow social media accounts from Japan. There is a trend I see where people make their own plush cotton dolls and embroidering paintings on canvas. I see so much originality from Japanese artists too. People have a misconception that Japan only makes anime and the NSFW stuff you see on pixiv, Japanese artists really dive deep and work hard on their craft
because they actually care about aesthetics
The tattoo artists are legendary. They were making some of the most advanced work out of home studios back when it was mostly Yakuza getting tattooed and most work out of there homes still. People like to shit on tattoo artists with home studios and turn around and say Japanese style tattoos are some of the best.
but they stuff always has a distinct Japanese “feel” to it. Even Elden Ring which is a western mythos themed game has some weeby anime stuff here and there.
@@zeenzeepuff Its unfortunate how weird anime became, like the original comment, it makes it so people are quick to make assumptions that anything Japanese is weeb shit. (which a big majority of it is, but a lot of it isn't)
@@belugaart9946 I miss animes like GITS: Stand Alone Complex or the creative movies they had like the Satoshi Kon films or those anthology films like Animatrix or Genius Party.
What I never understand is this idea that I just need to read a certain one book that will change my perspective on life. Words rarely ever stick to me, I need to DO shit, succeed, fail, repeat; or see someone else do the same. That’s how I learn, I can’t imagine finishing a book and having some profound new understanding about life.
This is true. Knowing something and truly understanding something are very different things
You are confusing things. Practical subjects yeah. Othet than that, certain books do change perspectives, but youd have to be prepared. Stop being a zoomer.
"I need to DO shit", lmao. What a zoomer
You do need one book. The Bible. Read the New Testament then read Technological slavery. Drink water only and go outside once a day. Work some overtime. Boom. Then ur all good homie.
@@jerryrocketandthegogogirls3517 But that's two books.
My friends and I call them "airport books"
Sam is right but I won't lie, given the state of the media today and how we're moving ever closer to only having streaming platforms to access our favourite films and TV, I started buying DVDs of my favourites and ripping them onto a HDD. Some of my favourite film and TV have been removed from the major streaming platforms because they are now considered "offensive" and there is no other way to watch them unless you buy the DVD. I was lucky enough that MDE is archived and so I was able to download those but if they weren't and there had been a DVD release in the past, I'd have bought the DVD and ripped them. I know some of you have a different method but not everyone understands the ways of the high-seas lol
losing internet in the car isnt a problem w cds, I will always support physical
data hoarding is fun
@@MrHowardMoon always good to have a backup
Physical media is based, and in this digital age, is easier than ever because you can pretty easily make infinite backups. And it's perfectly legal so long as you don't distribute the copies you make. Not that any empty suits would even know, anyways. Also FLAC files for music are godly. People say you can't really hear a difference between them and .wav, and while that may be true in an ideal scenario, sometimes problems can multiply if your setup is janky, so the purer your starting point the less corrupted you'll be at the output.
Remember to take care of your physical media, especially the books
Sam's fatherly advice has matured to the point where, like my own father, I don't take it too seriously.
your dad basically stopped growing as a person due to age, work, and having a grown adult son. Sam is different cus he has none of these and just gets constantly hounded by clueless fatherless zoomers for advice ever since he started streaming. his shallow pool of wisdom has been completely run dry but it makes him easy superchat so he's just giving non-answers. I think he's even getting sick of it which might make a good bit, let him see how far he can push saying absolutely absurd braindead shit to these poor randos who seem desperate for a shred of success, a mildly famous person's approval, or whatever.
@@BronzeAgePepper my dad is an unsuccessful graphic designer and hearing Sam's advice on learning design and just stuff about how people pay other people just invokes the same kind of boring and unimpressive boomer rambling.
Frig off glowie
@@fbi9792 and?
@@moomoocowsly Calm down buddy these aren't criticisms. I'm poking fun at Sam's quirks, one of the main reasons people love him. Sam Hyde is quite literally an entertainer by definition. He is capable of good advice but he's an entertainer. No one watches these videos to kneel at the foot of the master. Maybe you're jealous I grew up with a dad or something but realize not every moment is spent like having your own Sam Hyde.
Everything is now monetized. Anything niche or known by a few become optimized and expanded to sell to a larger audience.
Car design, video games, architecture, graphic design, logos, religions, hell even secret nature spots.
Everything’s sterile now
Thanks globalism
Thanks, globalism!
Break the mold brother
It's suicidally exhausting trying to bleed every fucking thing for money
That's why you owe it to yourself to not share things in life truly precious to you on the internet. Bring a friend or family member somewhere great, but don't post that shit online. I've seen several of my favorite nature spots get destroyed in the last decade solely because of social media.
It's really depressing walking into a book store. Half of it is taken up by funko pops and the other half is full of fiction books with the same bland cover with bold font lettering written by an ethnic woman.
I went to Barnes and Noble a month ago to get some philosophy books and they didn't even have a full shelf of philosophy. This society is doomed.
Better collect all the "problematic" books while you still can before they outright ban them.
I'm not joking.
I always buy books online now
Getting a kindle and pirating all my books has saved me alot of money
@@ponternal yeah until they start editing and banning certain literature and they start turning off your power and internet. the elites all write about doing this in their books and theyre already doing this with childrens books. They always come for the children first
your comment really resonated with me, its so incredibly depressing, shelves upon shelves of funkos and nicknacks, but the philosophy section is 2 rows on a shelf of Marx, Rousseau and maybe Zizek if you’re really lucky.
I went to a used bookstore and asked the owner where to find books on existentialism. Then she said "whats that?". The owner of a book store.
I read some of David Goggins main book because I was really interested, only read about half way. Most of it is just him talking about his abusive childhood. That explains a lot of what he does.
its also kinda on his philosphy on life too, its an interesting read
It's just a "me me me" sermon
@@tear728 its his biography book what u expect
@@tear728 you don't care enough for your body and it does
Yeah, I don’t get the goggins hate. He’s genuinely inspiring
"Don't get into graphics design your job will be replaced by AI."
"Read this book on design principles for graphics design, buy all these books"
David Goggins appeals to those people who always say in the CZcams comment section "go do a trade!". It soothes them because they think that "working hard" is a natural coefficient to success and all they have to do is pull up their bootstraps. Truth is, "success" in life is choosing stem, getting lucky or having some ultra unique skillset that other people don't have have. When you have those factors you can then work hard, but hard work means nothing in itself if it goes towards nothing.
Unironically you'd be a lot happier and way less cynical about the prospect of "hard work" if you did a trade and developed a valuable skill that makes you a worthwhile person
There's really nothing worse than living out your life while not having anything innate within you that is worth significant money to other people. You can fix that easily by just being a normal human male like all of your ancestors before you ever since we discovered farming, and specialize in a trade.
@@PARAN0IDxGERBIL based
@@PARAN0IDxGERBIL farming is based. we actually need more of that these days
Sam is right, I would never listen to anyone who has done a TED talk.
Respect money, but be indifferent towards it. Anton Kreil talks about this.
I remember that part of the movie where he brings out all that cash and asks you how you feel about different amounts
See it as a means to an end not the end itself
@@Elb.ossama greatly worded
Kriel is a grifter lol
not only was i reading a goggins book, but i also happened to be studying design (self taught with a cheap online course to help keep structure) to boot. This advice couldn't have hit at a more poignant time. Even if the field is dying- hopefully these principles will carry on and help me with other things.
@null null what's that?
Look it up
@null null How would one get into that?
this man deep frys pop vinyls and now wants to tell me what book i need to read
Did you miss the message behind that video? It's very much the same sentiment of garbage tier consumerism becoming inescapable
Funko pops and human shit
😂
I was just talking to my lady about this the other night after watching some of The Last of Us. I think the creative market being oversatured as fuck might be a benefit in disguise, if it wasn't for the fact that marketing is so difficult. It's incredibly easy to stand out if you make something that isn't mediocre trend chasing dogshit, doesn't matter what the creative medium is. Movies, graphic design, books, music, or whatever. The bar is ridiculously fucking low. The problem is just marketing. Obviously globohomo megacorps have the monopoly on this, but even beyond that you're competing with thousands upon thousands of dipshits for ad views on Instagram, twitter, whatever. If you can't make your voice louder, it's just not going to happen. We well and truly live in an era of chaos in which you have to scream, smack yourself, and shit your pants to get some attention amidst a horde of people doing the same. Not to mention the means by which you present all of that effectively are changing day to day, and the people trying to give you advice on it are active participants.
It's a tough pill to swallow, but if you're a "creative" you really need to do some reflection and decide if it's time to accept being an average joe. Do whatever you're passionate about as a hobby if you really like it, but in far more cases than not you absolutely should not torture yourself by thinking it's going to become something serious. IF it does, great, but do not stake your life on it.
TL;DR
@@ThineLesser
Effort posters lose again
@@whatisthis839 haha cheers for being a good sport
There are millions of islands of popularity. Sure you might be able to get some cult following or get 15 minutes of fame, but you by design of the situation don't know all of the thousands of channels or platforms of people trying to set themselves apart and be different. We honestly don't need this many people being content producers, and the best we can hope for is our current decentralized shitpost/ meme-culture. I'd say be happy to participate in those sorts of things and move on as a hobby. But as far as actually making money from art you better be designing furniture or something tangible people can actually value besides "clout" "content" or "influence".
It's the billionare media monopolies that are the real problem.
I aspire to have a clique of boys like Sam does
what is up with the homosexual rigmarole in any sam hide vid
Sam's right about this, especially in the copywriting and marketing space.
It's a known fact within these industries that the best books were written in the early to mid 1900's when the goal was to transfer wisdom rather than have the book act as marketing material itself.
One thing i'll say about books is that i read Arthur Schopenhauer's essays and aphorisms which was written in the 19th century and he actually said in that book even then most new books are not worth reading because they will be forgotten and you should only read classics that have stood the test of time
It's almost as if people havev a narrow minded view no matter the time
@@MingusDynastyy that is generally a good way to go if you're reading with the intention of acquring timeless wisdom and don't want to waste time with stuff that might not go anywhere
@@TheGiantMidget Yeah because time and nature is stagnant
@@MingusDynastyy time and nature are constantly changing forms but it's essence is eternal
@@MingusDynastyy one thing you start to realise when you read old books is that the same stories, patterns and cycles of human nature repeat themselves across time. The setting and the superficial aspects of culture might change and the world might look different but it's essentially the same basic stuff that's going on all the time
85 % of people are not on the equal footing for this $ game though
That's the bullshit thing
Gen z is to late in the game
you used to be able to buy a house just by getting a normal job in the 1950s-1960s. Lol
Now it's the economy is just corrupt people milking human cattle for cents
Cope
crazy how increased automation is giving is poverty instead of prosperity and life quality lawl we really nailed it
Not really. So many more ways to make money these days than our boomer parents had.
No, not really. You know how ez pz it is to make money? There's a million things you can do.
6:54 That part where he said that most how to books are filled with junk reminded me when I was studying how to get better with my drawings.
Most youtube videos are barely helpful, so I had to resort to books. Newer books tend to skip alot of information as well and just show you what to do instead of why you should do it. I had to read older books in order to improve my art skills.
I'm still struggling to learn how to use colors and despite watching a bunch of videos on color theory and stuff, I'm still confused as hell. I can't find an old book about it, so I'm stuck with the knowledge of a few helpful youtube videos on colors and personal experience by testing.
Defending David Goggins in the comments is crazy
Goggins has never accepted a "super chat" donation so I'm not sure Sam should be taking shots at whose income stream is cringe and whose isn't. I say that as someone who likes them both.
The man stays in his lane and just runs all the time while talking about his life idk why people hate him
@@ponternal going on the most popular talk show on the planet to brag about how tough you are because you just stay in your Lane
I've been learning Korean for some time. I tired all the apps and "best selling" books. Nothing really sticked it was so simple and bite sized that it never helped me learn anything. Learning a language is hard so it's like they made it so simple that is useless. However it does make you feel like you learned something. It wasn't until I bought this old ass looking book from the 90s that was challenging that I was really able to start learning really fast. Same thing for math. I had to start buying math books from the 60s-70s for it to really make sense.
Reminds me of these old 50s infomercials by chevrolete you can watch on youtube about parts of the car like the gearbox, diffrential etc, they just used to explain things so simply it was amazing.
Huh this is actually super interesting
the best way I've found to start learning a language is still the Pimsleur method. Pimsleur developed it in the 60s and they made a lot of the audio courses in the 80s.
I remember fondly getting to Latin America for the first time and actually having a broken conversation with the taxi driver in Medellin after about 90 days or 45 hours of lessons. Amazing
I can think of another reason that media sucks
could it have a lil hat hmmm
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@@pjr5913 but they been in control of media for over 50+ years.
Media decline was around 10-15 years ago.
The principle Nassim Nicholas Taleb (say what you will about him) brings up is that the older something is and is still around being useful, the more likely it'll be around and be useful in the future. Old books that have stood the test of time will likely continue to stand the test of time. A NYT bestseller has no history, and chances are within a year it'll fade to obscurity. Some of the best books I've read are from the early and middle of the 20th century, when access to writing was much greater for (financially) ordinary people than other periods of history, but you still had to write well to both get published and for me to find your book 70 years later.
I remember he was saying Mozart will always be more relevant than Nirvana
Lindy
Matt Damon recently said the exact same thing about why films suck and it being due to the loss of dvd sales
Sorta like magic. The best tricks are found in books. Sometimes the best knowledge is still found in books. If someone back then took the time to write and put info through the medium, probably cared enough about a subject to properly study it.
He's just talking about graphic design and books? why the hell are there 20 comments talking about him having grown up rich? Is this a hasan fandom now?
Discord troons are having their hourly meltdown but at least it stops them from grooming children for a while.
@@mistaando9741 stfu im reporting you
Because he is from well off family and half of his rants are dubious financial advises? I would rather him continue on bulling hasan than this.
@@daniel5730 why do you care so deeply though
@@mistaando9741 If you actually cared about children being groomed you probably shouldn't watch content from a guy who slept with a 15 year old as a 30 year old and refuses to acknowledge it, just saying
Also culture is downstream from law and politics.
being a culture warrior is a fruitless endeavor. what's the end goal? to have funko pops of people with BASED opinions instead of rick and morty marvel characters? mass culture will ALWAYS be trash when the lowest common denominator is a racially ambiguous tiktok user with a 94 IQ. politics isn't even part of the equation.
AA pilled
@@sartor_retartus AAA celled
It's downstream from genetics
@@dome.builders7804 essential truth
David Goggins from the movie Antz?
if you are into drawing and illustration, you know what Sam says it's factual, because we all study from Andrew Loomis books, written in the 40- 50's.
Everything that came after that if just a reiterations of what Loomis said.
I like Goggins because at least he talks mostly about shit he has actually done. Then you got dudes like Peterson who are giving modern dating advice when he got married in 1950.
>I'm actually reading one of David Goggins books
It's Joever
Weird how so many got fooled into following a shut in with the option of a grumpy old man
Sam over here breaking down the "Silent Weapons for Queit Wars" documents.
This guy is on another level
And I’m glad I didn’t stick with finishing collage with a graphic design degree because I would be miserable
*college…
@@Lmaonoshot exactly lol
read 48 laws of powers, it has some historical inaccuracies but still has valuable lessons and niccolo machiavelli wrote a similar book 350years ago
Yup I’m that film collector guy lmfao
what are you collecting
@@pjr5913 funko pops
@@pjr5913 mostly old horror flicks from the 70s and 80s. Been looking to get more martial arts films as well as sword and sorcery stuff. So in all anything that’s not what’s currently coming out of hollywoke
it’s cringe but 48 laws
unironically helped me navigate social situations at work when I was new. That book is a classic to me
It’s because money has becomed worthless. David Goggins is great
my old roommate brags about reading books to stay sharp. he reads dumb shit like the david goggins book or harry potter.
It’s true, I’m a nobody with a book, and writing a 2nd one because it’s my coping mechanism.
He's speaking some real shit here,pay attention
Lol at all the idubbbz fanboys who come into the comments sections to hatewatch and seethe about Sam being a “rich kid” like he hasn’t openly talked about it for years
i’ve actually enjoyed many sam hyde skits, have been a fan of his comedy for 3 years now, but that doesn’t mean the man is not capable of the most out of touch-sounding, claims.
this and his point on atheism were 2/3 rants i’ve seen out of this new sam phase, and they both missed entirely, and 1 he didn’t entirely miss (something about an alcoholic fan) was just common advice.
most people here i’m sure are sam hyde fans, but that doesn’t mean we need to agree with every tangent.
the dude surrounds himself with yesmen like that jet neptune (to his right) and it’s only now starting to take effect.
@@blunderless just temper the advice with your own sense of reality dude. If it sounds like it could be useful listen to it, if it sounds like it isn’t useful don’t. There are some things he says that make me think about things in ways I hadn’t before and there are some things he says that I just disregard because it either doesn’t apply to me or it sounds like he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Don’t take advice just because it’s being given
@@danbackslide2957 exactly what i’m trying to say
Couldn't have picked a worse example David Goggins is a person who went from being 250ish pounds (fat) as well as abused and beaten by his father who would eventually end up murdering someone, into a person who literally worked out and millitaried so hard that his ligaments and bones have disintegrated. His book and Jocko's books are intrinsically useful for changing your mindset about yourself and working to self-betterment. David and Jocko didn't live the lives they did to profit from book sales or talking tours rather they are just selling something they uniquely have which is an incredible story. Most times Sam's right not this time though
Jocko*
If they didn’t live to profit off their experiences why are they selling them? It doesn’t come from some deep desire to help people, otherwise they’d be doing it for free.
@@deadtome44 Nothing is free unless you are child
@@dtreezy Free things like pr0n are ultimately there to harm or distract in most cases
@@deadtome44 Because either you're a monk-like philanthropist who is willing to give yourself without expecting nothing in return or you're a self centered narcissist psychopath who loves to profit off good people's will? What kind of dichotomous hell you're living in dude
I super legally got the David Higgins books and they are the most boring nonsense in this world. Is all fluff no substance . I take care of my grandma so I have a lot of time on my hands . So I started super legally reading modern fiction books. God save me! Plot is non existent and they are always 400+ pages long with nothing in it with the prose of a kid high on chromosomes.
A video of Sam and hes not smacking in the mic eating.
David Goggins hass a 300 page book on overcoming HARDSHIP. He was obese and bullied growing up, this is his revenge. The book is actually full of wisdom if you're open minded. He doesn't just do hard shit for the fun of it. He's fighting his demons in the process, better than making videos on the internet criticising people for actually sitting down and writing a hugely successful book! ;)
David Goggins has some knowledge to share on making the best out of a bad situation
Facts
Plus he really supports the LGBTQ because they're just like him because racism. It is really inspiring, I love gay people now!
I disagree but looking at the book as if it’s supposed to teach you anything is wrong. The book is amazing though. It provides comfort for people who also had shitty lives.
Imagine relinquishing your home today just to keep a copy of 1001 ways to sell insurance
Money is survival, that's it. It's not pieces of paper. You want to go hack an existence out of the jungle somewhere, go for it.
Sam needs to write a fake self help book
why did discord flood this one video anyway? did wp2 news mind break the groomers?
Sam Hyde: says something retarded that nobody in their right mind would agree with and rightfully gets shit on in the comments
You: it must be the trannies! The Jews have struck again! How could globohomo and cultural Marxism do this!
Thanks for free college lecture, Sam!
I wish Joe Rogan would have Sam Hyde on. Then as soon as Joe asks Sam “have you ever heard of David Goggins” Sam just unloads
I’m seeing a lot of comments about how David Goggins rocks so I looked him up, lol he’s black, are you all serious?
48 laws of power should be seen as a tool to spot sociopaths, not as a weapon.
It is quite a good book that explains why people in power do the things they do.
Sam is a professional troll so I would take his pointless discussion with a grain of very fine sulfuric salt.
@MKUltra Survivor I only commented this because there are people who will completely believe this and eat it up. There's a line between being funny and also just being a lazy troll. He's being the latter.
I hate these “fans” that actually hate Sam but don’t want to be called out for it.
@@beegchunguz7425 In what manner is he being lazy troll?
@@juliennacer8871 Its not up to me to paint the picture for you. Isn't that the whole point of "Sam Hyde"? You are free to interpret his "work".
@@beegchunguz7425 What a coward response. Define your shit. I'm call you out.
i literally tell people i dont read. Ill read anything but a book. I guess i'm not so stupid.
Sam should write a book
He did, MDE released "How to B0m8 the US Government" years ago. I am unaware if you can still order it.
But wtf does advertising do..... I seriously don't understand.
I don't see commercials for any of the products I use... I don't buy things because of commercials.
Are there seriously people that do.....
Exactly thank you. Why does every piece of content I watch or listen to bookended by a commercial for a product why can’t media exist with out ads
It doesn't matter If advertising works or not, companies spent a chunk of their profits on them regardless
Information has been commodified. Rigorous and substantiative information does not fit the commodification model. It must be produced for the masses.
This monstrosity is what I call "Edutainment". Masterclass is among the worst offenders. It offers nothing but the illusion of education. Those who have never rigorously studied anything may not be able to tell the difference between edutainment and a true education.
I’ll never wake up at 4 am and do a cold plunge
True artistry isn’t rewarded much any more. It’s more important to build a brand on social media then get into your creative pursuits, as the following you’ve built will buy your product. It dumbs down everything.
I'm just gona torrent all of this fam
It's because most popular artistic mediums are past their point of diminishing returns.
@@tl4637 did you reply to the wrong person? what does that have to do with my statement lmfao?
@@OwenWithAHammer Yes I think my mobile app bugged tf out lmao
Edit just checked my phone again, seems it replied to the first available comment instead when clicking show more comments, instead of the highlighted one i clicked to reply to.
@@tl4637 lol no worries, i hate phones they're always glitchy
I agree, digital media and high speed internet made a music, movies, games, etc unprofitable. All the cool stuff comes from indy studios that don't have to explain their projects to shareholders.
@@sp123 You clearly don't understand what I said, your comment has nothing to do with mine.
Let take a random artistic medium such as the piano. A lot of time went into developing that instrument, and once it became "the piano", people played it for decades/centuries. We got better and better at crafting more advanced music for it, but after a certain point, you reach then pass a point of diminishing returns on the medium.
The progression comes to a halt because the amount of effort necessary to make improvements is too high and the noticeable improvement is too low. "Every good song has already been sung". Once this happens, progress halts, public interest in the medium dies and the only way to impress people is with novelty instead of quality.
All artistic mediums eventually reach a point of diminishing returns, acrylic paints did so about 100-200 years ago, classical instruments around the same time. The 2D LED Matrix (aka the TV/Monitor) reached this point sometime in the 2010s. There's only so many genuinely unique and interesting ways to light up a grid of squares.
Now we're in an awkward stage where our cultures primary artistic medium is past its point of diminishing returns, yet its usurper is not developed enough to be interesting to the general public, hence a feeling of "art is dead".
I've had to get history books from the early 1900s in order to get a more level headed insight of world history.
recommendations?
@@mescellaneous Protocols of the Elders of Zion
If you really want wisdom read the Bible. I'm being serious here. The hard part is not fighting the rules set out by the creator. I'm fully convinced human wisdom not brought down from on high is utterly useless. The other problem is those who will use God as a defense to push their own agendas. Be careful, it's a sicc world out there, ultimately all caused by sin.
@@xTheReapersSpawn I read the bible all the time.
Noble Bruv, which history books did you get?
This is really insightful
Everything is getting crappier honestly it's not just books.
Compared to when? Some mythical time where we all agreed that stuff was "wonderful"?
@@xandercruz900 If you can't see the decline of art and film you can't be helped
@@dragonslayergoblineater9048 Spare me your pseudo-intellectual Reddit Emo take, dude.
The amount of cinema and art you actually know of is nothing more than mainstream and easily seen stuff in your little social media "news feeds".
"Pish posh! If you cant see the decline in art then you cant be help!!!!!!"
Gawd, the cliched bilge you people pass off as a complete thought.
Gee I wonder what happened in the 70' that made everything crap after.
David Goggins...? Out of every single person on this planet that has ever made a book, he chooses David Goggins. The guy went through hell and made limitations his bitch. The guy who provides some of the most genuine motivation in the self-help space. I'll be frank, if Sam ever went through what David went through, he probably wouldn't survive. Hell, I probably wouldn't either. I guarantee you he hasn't read a single book from him.
W take
"any moron who's ever given a ted talk" mhm
surprised he didn't like the robert kiyosaki one ngl
Yea, that one actually has some solid advice. But tbf it can be summed up with one sentence.
"Know the difference between an asset and a liability."
@@benis3551 im confused how such a good book can be summed up by a definition of these categories
The art doesn't suck your just looking in the wrong places
Why do you have to look in so many different places to begin with. Why is it a hunt. The whole point is the most common and cheap way is not good. He said find old books. So obviously he's looking in different ways.
I hate when people say this? Where do I look then? I’ve looked and seen nothing but garbage.
@@EM-wo6wf What are you looking for?
inb4 Sam does a GOTCHA, has had his team make a bunch of eBay accounts and they're just posting his lot purchase of old magazines to impressionables for more meta-energy.
the hustle is real.
the hustle is mad.
a golfclap from me, you mad lad.
@@rahmoudclips now that's marketing 😎.
If only you could put it forward to something good. Like an actual family.
Advertisers are pure evil
This applies to every education now adays, unless it is something very new and made by someone who is very competent e.g. Mr.Beast teaching you how to make a viral video, the best you can do is read 70-90s books
@pure physics A lot of modern techs is just applied math from the 70s, anything earlier falls under the philosophical realm of logic
Dude on the left looks like dirty dan
Sam's advice has literally helped me make more money. Thanks Sam, truly.
This guy does not look like he enjoys life
I think I got sucked into 48 laws of power partially by looking at that guys hideous face and thinking “it works for him, it’s gotta work for me!”
Sam is right but david goggins aint a nobody, that nigga real does have a story 💯
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I know nobody cares but this bullshit has hit magic the gathering so hard
I'm that dvd guy lol. I like the special features.
Most books are toilet paper.
I still take the sowell advice since it worked for me. Find skills that people find of value and you will maybe do well. Nothing is guaranteed.
Wonder if Sam has any recommendations for books on script writing
im not sure if im even surprised to see you here l0l
The runescape books
He said that the 48 laws of power is crap, but I remember that he was quoting it in another video as a good thing to follow?
I bought a newer technical writing book and it was just the guys fucking blog posts with a bit of connective material added. 5-star reviews, highly recommended on social media. Books are fucking useless now and the people that recommend them probably don't read them.
Samir Al Hajdeen surprised me there a bit, he still droppin wisdoms
You need money but money is making the world bullshit.
Excessive lust for quick money grabs or idk wtf. What is actually driving this, is it the population cycle of stupid people? I do not believe money is actually the issue, but it's hard to understand what did go wrong
< 1960s feminism = 1 wage = 1 house. now: 2 wages = 1 rent
No it's not r3t4rd
@@zakadams762 i thinks its because we have a huge population of people that completely rely on the system. there will always be cheap labor in this situation esp. with mass immigration. basically modern fuedalism
also the digitization of content made it easy to "steal" therefore content needs to be cheap otherwise people wont pay for it. obvs. there are still artists that make good art for no money just like there have always been broke artists, but theres also the eccentric type artist who pumps out cheap content in an effort catch the algorithm and make mad munny.
historically, the solution to fuedalism/mass slavery(i realize these terms arent exactly interchangeable) is a mass die off. Weird to think if there will be another black plague. but thats always what happens when population gets out of control.
Nothing new, currency darwinism