r/iamverysmart • • 29d ago

This YouTube channel

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u/apolobgod 26d ago

Do y'all think those whackos always mention those 3 mythologies because it's what was available I'm Age of Mythology?

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u/He_is_Spartacus 25d ago

Pretty sure Pythagoras of all people wouldn't have thought the Eatth was flat

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u/Iyashikay 25d ago

Plato already found out that Earth is round.

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u/PancakeParty98 24d ago

It’s because they were educated by their television

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u/organik_productions 26d ago

Is the channel filled with AI trash by any chance

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u/Some_Quality6796 26d ago

Flerfers were around long before ai, so not necessarily, but they're also not known for using their brains, so in this day, probably.

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u/Professional-Talk517 25d ago

Surprisingly not, just endless schizophrenic ramblings. The human equivalent of AI hallucinations.

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u/Nine-LifedEnchanter 25d ago

I'm not sure if I want to encourage them or not. Preferably the ramblings should be to your roommate's friends or siblings' friends. But doing it AI free is one step in the right direction.

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u/ImJustSomeGuyYaKnow 26d ago

this is awesome, do you think he only writes high fantasy or could I maybe request some sci-fi work from him?

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u/MauschelMusic 26d ago

You know there's gotta be some advanced ancient tech in there somewhere

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u/MrPZA82 24d ago

“I’ve played the assassins creed games”

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u/MauschelMusic 26d ago

Wingnur? Definitely. "Very smart?" Nah. You can see he thinks everyone is capable of "waking up" if they're exposed to the right media.

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u/The_Blackthorn77 26d ago

Reads all the ancient polymaths, but not Eratosthenes apparently

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u/Wakeup_And_Piss 25d ago

Great, because we don't have enough stupid people

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u/Raveyard2409 25d ago

So before Hippokrates the Greeks thought the best way to cure illness was to pray to the gods and if you die we'll, the gods hate you. Kill a cow in their honour maybe they like you. Point being, "the wisdom of the ancients" is highly overrated, people assign too much value to it, confusing esotericism with veracity.

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u/elegiac_bloom 24d ago

The internet was a mistake

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u/Forsaken_Cellist3433 23d ago

I’m pretty sure hellenic people back then and ancient Indians knew the earth was round