Arthur asked 2 months ago
What would you ask to someone who's very important in your field?
What would you ask to someone who's very important in your field?
What would you ask to someone who's very important in your field?
The visual for me of someone very important in my field is like a palomino with a honey colored mane. And I'd probably ask it like, "who's the best boy? Is it you? Yes? Yes, you're the best boy."
Honestly it would be 'can I work for you?'. I'd love to have a mentor - kinda sick of being self-taught.
Doesn't keeping your password on a post-it note under your keyboard make you a giant hypocrite?
I wouldn’t. They don’t have the answers either.
How much damage do you think YouTube historical "experts" have done to the popular perception of the past and can we fix it
Is there a GOOD historical expert on youtube you'd recommend me watching (someone who has weak history background but wants something accurate yet entertaining)
Usually anything by the TimeGhost team with Indy Neidell is worth watching, he did a whole series on WWI week by week which was fantastic and is currently doing one on the second world war which is just as good and well-researched
https://www.reddit.com/r/badhistory/comments/ghyeef/recommendations_for_youtube_channels_with_good/ This thread has some good reccs, they're all a bit like me who are arrogant bastards who look down on plebs
Thanks man, I'm looking for something chill to watch before bed so I'll check these out
Honestly if you're just wanting entertainment, I'd just watch whatever you find, some of them ARE fairly entertaining despite being a bit under-explanatory or simplified. With a lot of these channels I have more of an issue with their fans and followers who will parrot everything they say as fact rather than the content creators themselves
... you mean with field my job? I'd ask them if they want to hire me. Probably.
I don't have a professional field, but I have fields of interest. Here's something I asked Neale Donald Walsch the other day (he didn't answer): "CWG says that, though evil is subjective, to see nothing as evil would be the greatest evil of all. It also says to condemn nothing and nobody. (Actual question, not rhetorical): How exactly are we supposed to regard evil if not to condemn it?"
If you want an answer about a "real" field, though, I would ask Zizek if he knew he was being funny when he said this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5yoqjABeBM&ab_channel=TheRadicalRevolution
Or I would ask, umm, John Carmack or Jon Blow or someone if learning Rust is as easy as learning (non-expert level) C++.
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