A minor detail, I'm sure, but Capt. Sullenberger obviously DID NOT "turn off the engines". I find it very disappointing that Mr. Elias's presentation about his revelations didn't include one very important thing: An appreciation for the flight crew.
I'm nothing but sincere when I say that I'm happy Mr. Elias's life was transformed in such positive ways by his experience. Attention to detail in such a public forum, about such an important event would be appreciated, I think.
2. I regret time wasted with things that didn't matter, instead of spending time with people that matter. I no longer try to be right, I chose to be happy.
3. Dying is not scary. I only wish to see my kids grow up.
Homosexual activists understand the power of words.
Please visit my channel to watch a one-minute video clip in which popular atheist author Richard Dawkins admits that homosexual activists "hijacked the word 'gay'".
The word "homosexual" is more appropriate and accurate because it, unlike the word "gay", actually describes the behavior/attraction/relationship being discussed.
The word "gay" helps homosexual activists push their agenda.
Please visit my channel for the unpopular truth about homosexuality.
A person does not need hatred or any kind of phobia in order to acknowledge important differences between heterosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption and homosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption. Even non-religious people know this.
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So he almost dies, and thinks about the most stereotypical, inane crap. That's fine, I guess, since looking death in the eye is never a good way to get profound insights. But why the heck does he spout that during a TED talk?
I agree... great that he had an eye opening experience, but how completely irrelevent and inaccessable to those who haven't had a near-death experience.
the problem with plane crashes is not that you may die non-existence is nothing and nothing by its very definition cannot be tragic but that you may die horribly like burning alive or actually survive without limbs or eyes or completely paralized. I would be thinking about those possibilities not death before impact and wish for a speedy transfer to non-existence
This was a good view, it's always a positive to hear of someone else's choice to live in the positive & how that came about, though hopefully most would not have to be this dramatic. As a sidenote, there's always the negative commenter, look 5 posts away & you'll see one that claims 5 mins wasted. Who watches something to completion they don't appreciate? & then why comment? This isn't porn, they don't save what you want to see til the end. Switch over to something else & take your ego W/U.
Old skydiving saying: you keep pulling handles until your goggles fill with blood. Deep thoughts only come _after_ the crisis is over. That's what I learned from being in freefall at 800 feet.
If we learn from any experience, it is wise to verbalize it to keep it and make it ours forever. Thank you for sharing this...I made notes and will share it with my staff.
These are things he thought about afterward - not during the crash. During that short period of time I am sure there was not much more than shear panic. I know having been in a war. Things come afterward..lessons come forth..but the moment is nothing more than survival.
@ltmsm Sure, but the difference is that in a plane crash, what can one do, other than hope for the best? It's not like a war in which a choice you make defines the outcome...survival appears far more in the possible control of the soldier than the airplane passenger, no? You're probably right in that some of his thoughts came afterward, but his is actually not an uncommon story: We hear similar non-panic stories from people who have been in disasters, accidents, near-death experiences, etc.
I don't understand the "I don't try be right, I try to be happy." bit. Well, I get the 'try to be happy', but what does he mean by 'I don't try to be right'? Sorry if it's a silly question
It is unfortunate that all the small things that we take for granted in life have another perspective when something unfortunate hapen. We don't have to learn the hard way, we just have to listen.
You can call me a freak but whenever I fly I like to imagine the plane crashing.
I like to imagine what thoughts would race though my mind as I plummet towards the groud, my heart pounding in my chest, the sound of people screaming all around me transformed into a meaningless hum.
I love my life, but as tears for fears put it "The dreams in which I'm dying
Are the best I've ever had"...
I guess it's because I know how much I take for granted, and I long for a moment of pure clarity.
Poison gasoline addiction. Dashboard hypnosis, gasoline psychosis. Asphalt suffocation, automobile air pollution, automobile noise pollution, day after day. A nation of zombie sheep trained to consume stupid urban design by wretched polluter gangster scum automobile/oil/asphalt/concrete industries. Sick criminals. Steering wheel slavery. Parking lot slavery. Acres and acres of orchards and gardens buried underneath the asphalt. Industrialist collaborators are bastards for ruining beauty.
No sound on the plane is one of scariest possibilities i thought of... I shit myself eve when the plane is landing and pilot swithes the engine to lower gear...
todo cambia en un instante, no intento estar en lo correcto...escojo ser feliz, lo unico que importa al final es ser una persona buena ... grandes pensamientos
I'm not trying to deminish the message of the video, but as someone with a psychological disorder that keeps one constantly aware of the possibility of sudden death, my list of priorities would be somewhat different.
Being at the front of the plane, I'd inquire if it's too late to change my seat for something in the back. Followed shortly by a question of whether alcohol is still being served.
Having nothing else to do, I'd probably go for my camera. I wonder if it's morally acceptable though.
@willyoldfox as long as it's not a visual performance about art or something with high detail, i don't really care about the video resolution. As long as the audio is good, and the video is capturing what's going on, i'm happy with it.
@willyoldfox The guy was just talking about wasting energy on negative things...You could see it, hear it, the only thing you have to put hd now is your feelings.
@031Snippe you should change planecrashes to near death experiences. Go almost die (and truely believe you will), and you'll realize what you're doing wrong and what matters to you, unless you're a pure narcissistic hedonist.
I love deep authentic people! At 26 I decided to be the best dad I could be. I gave up a dismal life trying to be important to a world that does not reward great dads, but rewards false promisers. My mother granted me the gift of independence and I passed that to my kids. It was the most brilliant achievement as a dad.
@Kargoneth A choice between happiness and being correct would imply that you can't have both. The only reason we like being correct is because it makes us happy. If, as in this case, being correct didn't make you happy, then you wouldn't want to be correct.
@Kargoneth Well it appears you're trying to reduce a negative (the realization of being incorrect), which doesn't doesn't in itself being about a positive i.e. happiness.
walkerneo's assertion, "If, as in this case, being correct didn't make you happy, then you wouldn't want to be correct." was wrong. I can still want to be correct if being incorrect makes me unhappy. I can also want to be correct because being correct makes me happy. Both situations cause me to seek correctness.
I reiterate: if I cannot have both happiness and correctness I would rather be correct than happy.
I agree. Or at least that being right should make one happy and being wrong should make one unhappy. Unfortunately our biology tends to exhort us to deceive ourselves.
@defaultuser88 I disagree. Apart from the value of correctness and happiness being immeasurable and furthermore mercurial between individuals, I would contest that being happy is more advantageous. Being right only yields a sense of self-satisfaction and a ego boost of varying magnitude. Whereas being happy increases the quality of your life by definition hahaha
@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. not inspiring.
@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. inspiring not..
@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. inspiring not.
@arvidmann I agree - but on the "list of things to do" after "be born", "death" is next on the list - so it's as close as it can be, why wait? Tomorrow is just a fabrication of anticipation. :o)
most westerners are too protected and immature (me too). americans trying to be good but conducting war and revenge all over the place.......... curious
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psychicopus 6 days ago
A minor detail, I'm sure, but Capt. Sullenberger obviously DID NOT "turn off the engines". I find it very disappointing that Mr. Elias's presentation about his revelations didn't include one very important thing: An appreciation for the flight crew.
I'm nothing but sincere when I say that I'm happy Mr. Elias's life was transformed in such positive ways by his experience. Attention to detail in such a public forum, about such an important event would be appreciated, I think.
pilotwes 1 week ago
Three things learned:
1. I no longer want to postpone anything in life.
2. I regret time wasted with things that didn't matter, instead of spending time with people that matter. I no longer try to be right, I chose to be happy.
3. Dying is not scary. I only wish to see my kids grow up.
Cinqmil 2 weeks ago
2:13 The one person who thought she was supposed to laugh, then realized what he said wasn't actually funny.
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gaikwadmeenu 1 month ago
5 minutes of pure wisdom.. and its making me cry! i swear TED videos are like my new movie tear jerkers
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Please visit my channel to watch a one-minute video clip in which popular atheist author Richard Dawkins admits that homosexual activists "hijacked the word 'gay'".
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lightandbeautiful 1 month ago
How in the world can there be 32 dislikes for this? It could be the most important message any person could hear.
spinedoc18 1 month ago 3
32 people (so far) were born without souls.
ReResearcher 1 month ago
I don't get why people don't think like this already o.O. It's obvious.
iceicebabys 1 month ago
there are any book written by erick to buy? please answer me :)
zoiberd 2 months ago
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RomanianBackUp 2 months ago
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Spasatcom 2 months ago 4
How refreshing. He never mentioned God or Jesus.
FreakyGator 2 months ago 17
so true...
atheist382 2 months ago
None but ourselves can free our minds.
andreeaweed 4 months ago
@andreeaweed and weed
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lightandbeautiful 4 months ago
Do watch this...I thought it was VERY thought-provoking!
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nayahamjt 4 months ago 3
Fantastic
letitbe2000 5 months ago
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So he almost dies, and thinks about the most stereotypical, inane crap. That's fine, I guess, since looking death in the eye is never a good way to get profound insights. But why the heck does he spout that during a TED talk?
MomoTheBellyDancer 5 months ago
I agree... great that he had an eye opening experience, but how completely irrelevent and inaccessable to those who haven't had a near-death experience.
JasonJarred 4 months ago
what was the three words?
peiphy 6 months ago
@peiphy Brace for impact
mosalg 6 months ago
@mosalg oh~thank you for answering a non-native English speaker :)
peiphy 6 months ago
@peiphy i collect bad whines? i think, not sure :P
b1gbudda 5 months ago
I don't want children and I have no motivation in life so most of his (very moving) talk was for moot.
Jammed9000 6 months ago
google " US Airways Flight 1549 " and click on the first link. Thumbs up so people can see.
MrAmerica99997 7 months ago 4
I love this post, I can't help but feeling 30 years ago my dad should of been on a plane crash. Max Random
Salsaman66 7 months ago 2
Amazing, Just Amazing.
marbleblur 7 months ago
TED videos are the new Wikipedia; every time I watch one, I end up four hours later on a completely different subject.
CymroGoch 7 months ago 102
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@CymroGoch "TED videos are the new Wikipedia; every time I watch one, I end up four hours later on a completely different subject."
EXACTLY! I'm supposed to be writing 2 papers right now. Okay, Just this last vid, and that's it! ;)
dangmama820 4 months ago
@CymroGoch I know right thank the babby jesus for you tube
subbtopp 3 months ago
the problem with plane crashes is not that you may die non-existence is nothing and nothing by its very definition cannot be tragic but that you may die horribly like burning alive or actually survive without limbs or eyes or completely paralized. I would be thinking about those possibilities not death before impact and wish for a speedy transfer to non-existence
sondano 7 months ago 2
Seriously who sits there and thinks "I actually don't like this, I'm going to 'dislike' it."
abi894 8 months ago 5
This made me think wide and long especially about eliminating the negative energy people from your life.
klwarmack 9 months ago
I am a collector of bad wine.
StephanieLikesTea 9 months ago 4
This was a good view, it's always a positive to hear of someone else's choice to live in the positive & how that came about, though hopefully most would not have to be this dramatic. As a sidenote, there's always the negative commenter, look 5 posts away & you'll see one that claims 5 mins wasted. Who watches something to completion they don't appreciate? & then why comment? This isn't porn, they don't save what you want to see til the end. Switch over to something else & take your ego W/U.
ChewyBees 9 months ago
Old skydiving saying: you keep pulling handles until your goggles fill with blood. Deep thoughts only come _after_ the crisis is over. That's what I learned from being in freefall at 800 feet.
rocketplumber 9 months ago
that's it, i'm going to try and be a better boyfriend. my girl doesn't deserve my bullshit.
xjaskix 9 months ago 54
@xjaskix How are you holding up with this? 7 months later.
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@xjaskix and how did it end up no<w after 8 months?
eliassos 1 month ago
I'm happy. But I'm still happier when I'm right.
aphyd2 9 months ago
Are motivational speakers all cut from the same cheesy cloth?
SunbeltRyders 9 months ago 5
Wow!! It blowed my mind. Thank YOU, very much, for those beautiful words.
prodrivebrasil 9 months ago
NO, thank you! :)
axelaael09 9 months ago
wasted 5 minutes :/
arlpainbringer 9 months ago
If we learn from any experience, it is wise to verbalize it to keep it and make it ours forever. Thank you for sharing this...I made notes and will share it with my staff.
ssgrandberry 9 months ago
very inspirational.
rakxzo 9 months ago
These are things he thought about afterward - not during the crash. During that short period of time I am sure there was not much more than shear panic. I know having been in a war. Things come afterward..lessons come forth..but the moment is nothing more than survival.
ltmsm 10 months ago
@ltmsm Sure, but the difference is that in a plane crash, what can one do, other than hope for the best? It's not like a war in which a choice you make defines the outcome...survival appears far more in the possible control of the soldier than the airplane passenger, no? You're probably right in that some of his thoughts came afterward, but his is actually not an uncommon story: We hear similar non-panic stories from people who have been in disasters, accidents, near-death experiences, etc.
tvswnet 8 months ago
another awesome talk from this year. god, every one has been nothing but amazing! :)
samueljcarlson 10 months ago
What's to dislike about this?
deeptracy23 10 months ago
am not trying to be right anymore, i just want to be happy.
thats going to be my motto from here on.
saadlulu 10 months ago
This made me tear up a little when he talked about being a Dad.
StitchTheDamned 10 months ago
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I don't understand the "I don't try be right, I try to be happy." bit. Well, I get the 'try to be happy', but what does he mean by 'I don't try to be right'? Sorry if it's a silly question
ScarySquirrel 10 months ago
It is unfortunate that all the small things that we take for granted in life have another perspective when something unfortunate hapen. We don't have to learn the hard way, we just have to listen.
Tipdujour 10 months ago
I went to high school with this guy. good for you! and I share the emotions of a second chance...
peterygina 10 months ago
"I don't try be right, I try to be happy." - words to live by.
leonidasx666 10 months ago 5
You can call me a freak but whenever I fly I like to imagine the plane crashing.
I like to imagine what thoughts would race though my mind as I plummet towards the groud, my heart pounding in my chest, the sound of people screaming all around me transformed into a meaningless hum.
I love my life, but as tears for fears put it "The dreams in which I'm dying
Are the best I've ever had"...
I guess it's because I know how much I take for granted, and I long for a moment of pure clarity.
MrAudiovideodisco 10 months ago
@MrAudiovideodisco Best post.
Icemario87 10 months ago
There is one thing I do not understand. HOW COULD SOMEONE DISLIKE THIS KIND OF A VIDEO? Someone Please HELP..
pramodmeee 10 months ago
@pramodmeee Relax. It'll be ok. You have a feelngs-reality mismatch. Try to adjust to reality slowly. No need to rush.
Icemario87 10 months ago
Truly touching and inspirational!
hymcwtmc 10 months ago
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Yah. Multiply and consume. What else an American can dream of ?
He actually touched him self when saying - 'I want to be a good dad', and repeated few times. Sure sign of lying. Hypocritical arsehole.
DimitriRytsk 10 months ago
@DimitriRytsk lol, ur dumb, it's kinda cute
Icemario87 10 months ago
~carpe diem~
carpediematlas 10 months ago
Beautiful. Short and sweet
philhersh 10 months ago
he touches well on the behavioral aspects of natural selection. good anecdote.
profjaykay 10 months ago
you got it right that is the sence of living,,,,,,,
wolmartito 10 months ago
I say be happy and correct, I think it's doable.
Jotto999 10 months ago
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Poison gasoline addiction. Dashboard hypnosis, gasoline psychosis. Asphalt suffocation, automobile air pollution, automobile noise pollution, day after day. A nation of zombie sheep trained to consume stupid urban design by wretched polluter gangster scum automobile/oil/asphalt/concrete industries. Sick criminals. Steering wheel slavery. Parking lot slavery. Acres and acres of orchards and gardens buried underneath the asphalt. Industrialist collaborators are bastards for ruining beauty.
gregjalbert 10 months ago
No sound on the plane is one of scariest possibilities i thought of... I shit myself eve when the plane is landing and pilot swithes the engine to lower gear...
sukablianah2 10 months ago
When he said "I no longer want to postpone anything in my life," I half expected him to whip it out and start jerking it...
sdrawkcabgnipytmi 10 months ago
@sdrawkcabgnipytmi expecting or really hoping?... either way you're a cunt.
Axol 10 months ago
@Axol
Take a chill pill man.
sdrawkcabgnipytmi 10 months ago
everyone needs to be in a plane accident lol jk
JoeOf91 10 months ago
"i no longer trying to be right i chosed to be happy"
anasgameel 10 months ago
1:12 Didn't understand what he say, "brace" for impact" ??
AtomicSushi92130 10 months ago
@AtomicSushi92130 Yes, brace for impact. We used that in the Navy too.
SocialDissimulation 10 months ago
@AtomicSushi92130 - Yeah, "brace for impact." As in, "get ready, because we're going to crash."
seraphinapandora 10 months ago
@AtomicSushi92130 "brace", as he used it, just means to get ready, or prepare yourself.
oontgrad 10 months ago
@oontgrad Thx, i was unable to find it in any dictionnary ;)
AtomicSushi92130 10 months ago
todo cambia en un instante, no intento estar en lo correcto...escojo ser feliz, lo unico que importa al final es ser una persona buena ... grandes pensamientos
guivo0000 10 months ago
I'm not trying to deminish the message of the video, but as someone with a psychological disorder that keeps one constantly aware of the possibility of sudden death, my list of priorities would be somewhat different.
Being at the front of the plane, I'd inquire if it's too late to change my seat for something in the back. Followed shortly by a question of whether alcohol is still being served.
Having nothing else to do, I'd probably go for my camera. I wonder if it's morally acceptable though.
Shadowstray 10 months ago
time for ted to go HD. i mean, seriously..
willyoldfox 10 months ago 100
@willyoldfox as long as it's not a visual performance about art or something with high detail, i don't really care about the video resolution. As long as the audio is good, and the video is capturing what's going on, i'm happy with it.
gulllars 10 months ago
@willyoldfox HD is absolutely overrated ...get the message not the graphics
Freigeist20789 10 months ago
@willyoldfox aren't they HD on the iTunes feed?
TEDxTalks 10 months ago
@willyoldfox The guy was just talking about wasting energy on negative things...You could see it, hear it, the only thing you have to put hd now is your feelings.
LiariWarzone 10 months ago 2
Lesson of today: planecrashes make people more authentic. Go crash and be a better person.
031Snippe 10 months ago 2
@031Snippe you should change planecrashes to near death experiences. Go almost die (and truely believe you will), and you'll realize what you're doing wrong and what matters to you, unless you're a pure narcissistic hedonist.
gulllars 10 months ago
I love deep authentic people! At 26 I decided to be the best dad I could be. I gave up a dismal life trying to be important to a world that does not reward great dads, but rewards false promisers. My mother granted me the gift of independence and I passed that to my kids. It was the most brilliant achievement as a dad.
carefulcarpenter 10 months ago 2
Wow. THAT was a good one.
freesk8 10 months ago
Awesome..inspiring...awakening. To be human...is to be conscious of one's own reflections.
securebox 10 months ago 2
Aye uh, yeah.
Dude says the light. Thank you Ric and TED.
barrywilliamsmb 10 months ago
This was really good.
Kelertasable 10 months ago
short, sweet & beautiful!
SarehTehrani 10 months ago 60
Given the choice between happiness and being correct, I think I'll take being correct.
Kargoneth 10 months ago
@Kargoneth A choice between happiness and being correct would imply that you can't have both. The only reason we like being correct is because it makes us happy. If, as in this case, being correct didn't make you happy, then you wouldn't want to be correct.
walkerneo 10 months ago
@walkerneo
Being incorrect makes me unhappy, therefore I should try to minimize my incorrectness.
Kargoneth 10 months ago
@Kargoneth Well it appears you're trying to reduce a negative (the realization of being incorrect), which doesn't doesn't in itself being about a positive i.e. happiness.
AssyrianRebel1 10 months ago
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walkerneo's assertion, "If, as in this case, being correct didn't make you happy, then you wouldn't want to be correct." was wrong. I can still want to be correct if being incorrect makes me unhappy. I can also want to be correct because being correct makes me happy. Both situations cause me to seek correctness.
I reiterate: if I cannot have both happiness and correctness I would rather be correct than happy.
Kargoneth 10 months ago
very moving.
ASHBOX86 10 months ago
"only thing that matters is being a great dad" "better to be happy than right". This guy is as human as it gets.
StabbyRaccoon 10 months ago 3
@StabbyRaccoon except it's better to be right than to be happy
defaultuser88 10 months ago 2
@defaultuser88
I agree. Or at least that being right should make one happy and being wrong should make one unhappy. Unfortunately our biology tends to exhort us to deceive ourselves.
StabbyRaccoon 10 months ago
@defaultuser88 I disagree. Apart from the value of correctness and happiness being immeasurable and furthermore mercurial between individuals, I would contest that being happy is more advantageous. Being right only yields a sense of self-satisfaction and a ego boost of varying magnitude. Whereas being happy increases the quality of your life by definition hahaha
Presenceofguitar 10 months ago
Short, to the point, and moving. Great talk.
foureyes99 10 months ago
Should have had Sully on, the pilot, not this guy.
supermaucat 10 months ago
Ali G. on TED?
AMAZING!
KojakXXX 10 months ago
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thumbs up if you also cried!
heltok 10 months ago
Hes right, yet it changes nothing.. : ]
griskrossaren 10 months ago
Immediate gratification is a key to being alive.
watercup123456 10 months ago
There is more to life than being "happy".
ns88ster 10 months ago 2
That was a very moving, inspiring and thought provoking five minutes.
Shindai 10 months ago
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@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. not inspiring.
maxgunn555 10 months ago 7
@maxgunn555
Religious persons also instantly marked your comment as spam.
That seems to be their way to handle any criticism at them.
Grow up you people...
*Sigh*
doGoNsIylbaborPerehT 10 months ago 2
@doGoNsIylbaborPerehT guess you unspammed it cause i can't see it spammed. that infuriates me if they did.
maxgunn555 10 months ago
@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. inspiring not..
maxgunn555 10 months ago
@k4tay a religious person is happy from believing in god blindly without any evidence and is in some sense therefore wrong for doing so yet still happy. inspiring not.
maxgunn555 10 months ago
I guess we all need a near death experience to understand life.
arvidmann 10 months ago
@arvidmann I agree - but on the "list of things to do" after "be born", "death" is next on the list - so it's as close as it can be, why wait? Tomorrow is just a fabrication of anticipation. :o)
MusicStudyMan 10 months ago
@arvidmann or see "Saw" lol
most westerners are too protected and immature (me too). americans trying to be good but conducting war and revenge all over the place.......... curious
mahatmaBit 9 months ago
"I don't choose to be right, I choose to be happy" great and simple words worth dozen of family psychology books. Very inspiring.
hogoism 10 months ago
Great speech...
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Well worth watching & heeding!
ActivismTT 10 months ago
first <3
JMAnimaVoice 10 months ago
derps
MagnusMistro 10 months ago