@SheaHugh1411 @Wisdom11516364 @Cobratate you don’t understand what I’m saying. Let’s say you are depressed, but you don’t believe that you are depressed. You’ll just pass it off as being sad or down. You won’t allow yourself to act depressed. If you don’t allow it into your mind than it won’t happen to you.
@SheaHugh1411 @Wisdom11516364 @Cobratate how dense do you have to be. I can wake up every morning and be sad, but if I don’t believe I’m depressed, than I won’t be depressed. Yes I’m still sad, but I won’t be making excuses calling myself depressed.
@SheaHugh1411 @Wisdom11516364 @Cobratate difference is that depression is entirely in your head. If you wake up sad one day you won’t think “I’m depressed” instead you’ll think I’m sad, everyone gets sad some times I’ll just push through it. Obviously cancer isn’t nearly as avoidable as depression.
@SheaHugh1411 @Wisdom11516364 @Cobratate You’re still judging him based off the initial clips you’ve seen. The “sadistic” things he says are contextualized in the full podcasts.
@SheaHugh1411 @Wisdom11516364 @Cobratate Because listening to a full tate podcast will 100% change your views on him. The first clips I saw of him, I thought he was a genuine bad human being. However I decided to investigate more into him and watched full podcasts. It made me realize that he is quite a smart person.
@bigbrainlord@MattHol51951793@Drew_5_3_1@Babygravy9 Not once did I mention the creators being lesser. Developing a video game is incredibly difficult, so is writing a good fiction or non-fiction book. I don’t discredit video game writers, I’m talking about what is more beneficial to the mind.
@bigbrainlord@MattHol51951793@Drew_5_3_1@Babygravy9 I’ve played many games, I’ve also read many books. From my experience I can conclude that reading a book has benefited me much more than playing a game, fiction or non-fiction.