“He's a villain in somebody else's mind.”
Psycheat 0:38“He stopped apologizing.”
Psycheat 0:24
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“He's a villain in somebody else's mind.”
Psycheat 0:38“He stopped apologizing.”
Psycheat 0:24“A year into YouTube and boom, 3 years later. There you go.”
“When I met him, he was a young a young handsome fellow.”
“Look what YouTube did to Untrackable.”
“Admit that I have the better radio voice than you do.”
Alexandra Mayersat 22:27“If I ever had the opportunity, I would put a gun to your skull and pull the trigger.”
Alexandra Mayersat 20:47“I swear to God, I'll kill you before you kill yourself.”
Alexandra Mayersat 6:03“You're my eternal Jon forever.”
Alexandra Mayersat 5:35“I do specialize in helping to rehabilitate people who are viewed as lost causes.”
Alexandra Mayersat 3:54“Does the streamer control his audience, or is he entirely at the mercy of the drama they provide? Neither is in control. They are locked in a symbiotic dance that only stops when the internet connection finally drops.”
“In the logic of the stream, this mundane internet behavior is presented as a cinematic betrayal.”
“Samman is a general demanding a battlefield because a real one doesn't exist. He relies entirely on his chat to invent the warfare for him.”
“A live stream is a closed, fragile ecosystem. To keep an audience engaged for hours without a script, a broadcaster must constantly generate conflict to keep the production moving.”
“there is a war out here, a landscape of open hostilities with his ops”
“They freaking make a nest.”
“Why isn't he run or him her running away when I'm like out there?”
“It's got to mean something, doesn't it? Right, man. Robins do have a spiritual meaning.”
Psycheat 1:04“life was right there outside of my door while I'm busy making plans in my head”
“When two Stanford entrepreneurs were looking for a logo for their brand new computer company, they remembered Turing and his contribution in their field. They chose an apple, not a complete apple, but one with a bite.”
Psycheat 0:38“He bit into an apple he had laced with cyanide. He died in obscurity on June 7th, 1954, 10 years and a day after the Normandy landings, which made copious use of intelligence cleared by the methods.”
Psycheat 0:25“Facing jail for gross indecency, and humiliated by estrogen injections intended to cure his homosexuality”
Psycheat 0:17“The logo on the back of your iPhone or Mac is attributed to Alan Turing, the man who laid the foundations for the modern computer, pioneered research into artificial intelligence, and unlocked German wartime codes.”
Psycheat 0:00“He is the storm that cannot die. He is the truth. He is the cry.”