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7:36 didn't know there was a term for my very specific fear lol

Why isn't this guy a philosopher yet?

0:20 wait that are the stairs from the house of the friend of my grandma

A really unexpected game to give me this feeling is Universe Sandbox. I usually zoom out a lot when playing around with the black holes, because zooming in too close to them gives me this strange feeling of dread. And it’s usually only the black holes that give me this feeling. Also, fun fact! Irl black holes have no known size limit. There are real black holes out there bigger than our entire solar system.

Well if it makes you feel any better, there’s no known size limit for black holes 😊

This channel is amazing

I love you bro keep it up you just like me 🙌🏼

i love this video so much

It's funny that people are terrified of space and then I'm literally is macking my life goll to be a astronaut

25:56 DREAM SWEET IN SEA MINOR REFERENCE, DREAM SWEET IN SEA MINOR REFERENCE!!!!! :D

24:27 I'm sorry, but I could NOT help thinking of Digital Circus

I.m GONNO THIOSE HOURS ON 2b2t

I like to imagine that everything that goes to the utility room is the same size. As in, the sun would be the same size as you if it was there

beautiful video

I have a bit of megalophobia and submechanophobia, its kinda funny how when i played subnautica i was chilling in the deep ocean and with the leviathans, but i almost quit every time i needed to go near the aurora

Dark Soul 11:36

Who’s been here before the TikTok slideshows? 👇

I'm late to the party on finding out about this subject. I've watched a few videos over the last couple days. What comes to mind for me is the feeling I get when looking at most of these pics is the same as when you're in an empty home, whether its yours and you're all packed up and moved out, or one you're perhaps looking to buy and everything is gone from the prior residents. What is weird to me is that I don't get the same feeling from a new, not previously occupied house as I do from one where people have lived. It makes me wonder if we don't perceive, on some level, the life that has been in these places, or normally would be, such as the wondering the halls in fourth grade example. I think we're capable of perceiving more than we know...

Another magnificent upload and criminally underrated! There's just something so unique about old Minecraft structures. As you've stated, other games have this exploration scripted, whereas Minecraft is not, instead it is created by the people themselves, similar to what these other games are trying to replicate but aren't quite there yet. The human mind can imagine things that we could never be able to turn into words/visuals. It is possible that we feel such a strong connection to these random structures because our minds fill in the blanks. You see a castle that is half covered in cobblestone and the other half that has been ransacked for items and materials. You think to yourself "what did this place used to look like?" "What was the purpose?" etc. You then start to connect yourself to this structure in some way, despise you never having even seen it before. The personification of buildings always gets me. Take Kane Pixels "The Life Of A Giant" series (especially the final slideshow showcasing the real mall). Seeing photos of this mall being demolished brings me an unfathomable amount of dread, I can't even begin to describe what I felt when I first watched it while on holiday. I had never been to this mall or even America for that matter, but seeing that "giant" standing alone in a dark and falling apart mall just made me tear up. Maybe these structures should be left to interpretation, as the unknown is always more intriguing that the known.

This is some of the best content I've seen on UA-cam in many years. I am grateful to you for making this!

Watching this video until the end Made me had "Goosebumps" Also made me want to make a dreamcore weirdcore Minecraft world which (I'm still making) The only things in the world is a playground and a "mushroom with eyes"

This video left me with an unforgettable feeling, I loved it, thanks, man <3

In the roblox game "The W" i was part of a battle between two teams that lasted for about 4hrs. Both teams had spent large quantities of time building infrastructure, fighting, sabotaging, and base building. Both teams peaked in player count at about 20 per team. The fighting was intense but eventually me and a team of players where able to build a bridge to the top floor of the enemy base (they based in an abandoned house). We were able to clear the base and defend the enemy team from regaining their lost base. Once the server declared that we won, me and my team went back to celebrate with the others then got off for the day. When I got on and returned later that week i actually found the ruins of my teams base. there was a new player using the garage as a rest spot because that was the largest part that was still mostly remaining after the base was disassembled by passing players. At that moment I understood exactly what this video means. To me it marked a time of energy and life but to all others it was just a hollow shell of concrete walls.

this video beautifully encapsulates the saying, “carpe diem”, thank u cresendex!

The thumbnail takes me back to the exact playground I played in when my father took me to the park. I felt such a visceral wave of nostalgia the moment I glanced at it. I remember running across that rubber sheet bridge, climbing and stepping on that hose tangle ladder. I remember spinning those letter blocks around, making words out of them. Running through the tunnels under the towers playing tag with the other kids and feeling the wood pellets that made up the ground. Swinging from the metal monkey bars. And I know that I and any other kids will never have that experience again since they tore down and replaced that playground with a more "modern" and "safer" set. But seeing a picture of what those playgrounds were and look like makes me ache for when I was a kid again, running through that wooden jungle.

The ball pit

The thumbnail was my childhood playground before it got taken down a few years ago (No joking)

that thumbnail was my childhood playground before it got take down a few years ago and then rebuild in a safer condition. I was really surprised to see this on a liminal video :) it truly was nostalgic from me.

Im the only one on the planet at this point who thinks death is an objective evil

Dude, what you were saying about being alone in the school spoke with me. I went to a very small catholic elementary/middle school 8 grades + kindergarten had maybe 100 people in it. In 8th grade we needed service hours so we would occasionally be sent to into the school after hours to pick something up, when the school was totally dark and no one else was there. It was such an exhilarating but also unsettling experience. When the familiar somehow also becomes very alien when you see it in a slightly different context.

How I would describe it: It's empty, yet full. It's alive, but dead. Its theirs, but its mine, Its warm, but cold. It's home, but its strange. Its a hug, but a kick in the teeth. it's remembering, but forgetting. It is everything, but it is nothing.

AI for the win . Copyright is cringe

god this video is perfect

This guy is so underrated bro 🙏

Humanity huffing hella copium

21:58 just imagine some alien cranking their hawg to the human booba 💀

has anyone mentioned that the work accident in the utility room happened at the exact same time the big bang happened, which means the work accident was probably the big bang.

1:59 💀

16:58 elmo jumpscare

4:26 it reminds me of Blame! I never read it but I've heard of it and seen it but the size reminds me of it.

Wow... UA-cam is honored to have such mentally nourishing content.

I said this once on another video about abandoned worlds. Dead Minecraft worlds have this unique quality most abandoned places don't have, they never degrade over time, stuff you left in a chest is in it's same place in the same condition, pets are still sitting in the same spot for years. The entire world is frozen in the same state you left it however many years ago you left it, like when a time traveler in a movie travels into the future, lives their life, and teleports back to the same place right after they left.

"Merlina, every world has it's end. I know that's sad but... that's why we've gotta make the most with the time we have. At least, that's what I figure." -Sonic The Hedgehog, 2009 This video made me sad and happy at the same time. Also, I saw what you did with that Hawaii: Part 2 reference. Nice🥰.

yall scared of everything

space is so awesome

Beautifully made video

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I have Megalohpobia