I think a real hobby would help with your mental health...
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My mental health is dandy, do you have any problems with it?
Not specifically. I just remember how much Thunderf00t made me an angry atheist for a time and how unpleasant that was mentally.
Looks like he's on a hyper Musk hate train now. Which while based I'm sure his content is still very toxic to consume.
And I don't wish that on anyone.
The ideal thing would be if people stopped with the Musk spam, and praising everything he does, but we don't live in an ideal world, so I'm grateful there's at least one person willing to tell the truth about Musk out there.
I can see how you'd struggle to find youtubers who aren't sucking Musks toes if you're watching AI news people and Russell Brand.
But trust me, choosing to simply consume content that isn't so negative is the quickest way to find rational people.
I personally really like Alex O'Connor right now. He does a lot of engagement with religious and philosophical type people. He's an atheist who's just genuinely trying to understand.
Russell Brand
Uh-oh
The algorithm should already give you plenty.
I'd rather not be reprogrammed by the algorithm.
Russell Brand? The fuck is wrong with you?
Firestorm coop, Haymarket books, Anark, Taylor Lorenz, Zoe baker, saint andrew
lmao is trying to chat-gpt us
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Honestly, even if you're not Muslim/religious, I think you'd enjoy Middle Nation, a YT channel on geopolitical analysis and other rant-worthy topics from the Sunni Muslim perspective of a German-Irish American man. It's very critical of the West, imperialism, etc etc while exhorting people to be moral, generous and analytical (but the man might be paid by UAE to avoid criticising it, lol, no one's perfect π€·).
Also, I recommend Jenny Nicholson even if none of your interests align with hers, lol. She's bright, empathetic and non-annoying whilst making the most mundane things exciting to learn about! π