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SatanBurger · 36-40, F
It can be depend on subject matter and what I feel. When I'm in just a shit posting mood and cringe laughing, I turn on [b]Joey B Toonz[/b] on YouTube because he's genuinely funny to me.
Sometimes I like to study human behavior because I just don't understand what I'm seeing so there's a good channel called [b]The Behavior Panel[/b] which feature five or six guys who have experience in being consultants that talk about behavior stuff. I like them because they really go into depth and will show the whole interviews so it's valuable to me than just a two second interview.
When I'm in a self development mood as to what I personally have issues with and when I need advice to certain roadblocks, I find I like [b]Arash Dibazar[/b] (occasionally) or youtubers like [b]Proctor Gallagher Institute[/b]. Both are pretty decent but very different.
When I'm in a mood where I feel like work is just really a scam I personally like [b]Joshua Fluke[/b], he mainly focuses on programming but he has a lot of value in the fact that he'll talk about scummy recruiters and bad companies on the whole. It ties into my anti work philosophy I have and why I'm anti work for the most part (which I still work ironically.)
When I'm in a religious or political mood, probably [b]Styxhexenhammer666[/b], he's actually very different from me politically but I still agree with what he says because I'm not a Democrat nor a Republican. I mainly subscribe because of his occult videos which I watch from time to time because he does a deep dive into historical and the origin of things which I find interesting.
When I'm in kind of a sciencey mood and I get tired of all zealotry, I like listening to [b]Jeff Holiday[/b]. I am not sure of his credentials but I do think he comes from an educated background. I like when he laughs at wing nuts but I also equally like how he debunks a lot of their views in an entertaining way.
Sometimes I like to study human behavior because I just don't understand what I'm seeing so there's a good channel called [b]The Behavior Panel[/b] which feature five or six guys who have experience in being consultants that talk about behavior stuff. I like them because they really go into depth and will show the whole interviews so it's valuable to me than just a two second interview.
When I'm in a self development mood as to what I personally have issues with and when I need advice to certain roadblocks, I find I like [b]Arash Dibazar[/b] (occasionally) or youtubers like [b]Proctor Gallagher Institute[/b]. Both are pretty decent but very different.
When I'm in a mood where I feel like work is just really a scam I personally like [b]Joshua Fluke[/b], he mainly focuses on programming but he has a lot of value in the fact that he'll talk about scummy recruiters and bad companies on the whole. It ties into my anti work philosophy I have and why I'm anti work for the most part (which I still work ironically.)
When I'm in a religious or political mood, probably [b]Styxhexenhammer666[/b], he's actually very different from me politically but I still agree with what he says because I'm not a Democrat nor a Republican. I mainly subscribe because of his occult videos which I watch from time to time because he does a deep dive into historical and the origin of things which I find interesting.
When I'm in kind of a sciencey mood and I get tired of all zealotry, I like listening to [b]Jeff Holiday[/b]. I am not sure of his credentials but I do think he comes from an educated background. I like when he laughs at wing nuts but I also equally like how he debunks a lot of their views in an entertaining way.
SinlessOnslaught · 26-30, M
@SatanBurger I watch Joey B Toonz, too!
SatanBurger · 36-40, F
Longpatrol · 31-35, M
Sidewinder · 36-40, M
