Y todas las noches bajo la vía láctea parecen eternas
The Space Time Continuum: Thoughts from Dublin
We only have a concept of self because of our ability to symbolically recall our past and stitch together a story of who we are. In many ways we are never the same physically or psychologically from instant to instant; it’s that continuity that makes us us.
The Green brothers are my favorite.
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Black Friday: An Accident of History
In which Hank answers the age old question “Why, on the day after we spend time being thankful for what we have, do we spend time wanting more?” It turns out it’s just an accident of history, and we can thank Abraham Lincoln.
I watched Hank Green’s latest video which was a sort of response to Charlie McDonnell’s recent video and immediately went to work on this poster, literally as I was still listening to the video for the first time. I’m thinking I may need to wallpaper my house with printouts of this design as reminders for me.
Thanks, Hank, for verbalizing something we all, as creators, feel, for bravely revealing your own vulnerabilities and for generally being awesome. Cheers.
The Green brothers are my favorite.
GUYS!! RICKY MARTIN WATCHED MY VIDEO! AND HE LIKED IT! GUYYYYYS!!!! ¿Qué es AIRE?
The Green brothers are my favorite.
The 51st State
In which Hank discusses some of the many historic events of November 6th 2012.
Oh hey a Vlogbrothers video about us.
I’m going to go cry in this corner now, thanks.
If it makes you feel any better, eight years ago I had no idea what I was doing with my life. I had just been laid off and I had no job. I had spent four years getting a degree that appeared to be useless for everything except getting me into other schools. I had just moved out of my parents house and to a new town where I had few friends.
I was living in a 500 square foot apartment in this complex, which has an average rating of 1.5 stars on apartmentratings.com.
But the point isn’t that you’re going to get way cooler and have a way better life in eight years (though you probably will.) My point is that I was pretty happy with my life back then. I had a supportive family and a really great girlfriend. There were people who cared about me back in Florida and I knew I could make it back there if I had to.
I was doing new and interesting things and meeting cool people and volunteering at a bunch of non-profits. I was exploring and learning and trying to figure out how to make it all work. It was hard and scary and it still is…because I’m still doing roughly the same things with roughly the same outlook on life.
Mix it up…talk to strangers…learn things…you’ll be fine.
The Greens are a lovely lot.
