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  • Matt - you better let me finish or i swear i'm gonna hang up on your ass

    Cameron - i don't care

    Matt - *hangs up on Cameron* me neither

    Tracie - see if you don't care if you survive, it doesn't matter

    A+!

  • Matt dilahunty is rights. Thanks to him many idiots will finaly wake up from this anestezic religion caused by a filthy god virus.

  • Athists are gonna survive!!

  • that caller needs to blow brains out geez

  • Morality is made possible by mirror neurons. Pure and simple.  Why do people need to find spooky reasons for it?

  • Is it survival what are you looking for... ( :P )

    or it isnt. Priceless.

  • I'd like to say that pastafarianism is the best religious ethical system ever!!!:D

    R'amen:)

  • @ProDegiaque R'men brother. May those who would bare ill will towards others boil in a marinara hell.

  • Slavery is moral if voluntary...

  • @bigglyguy if voluntary then isnt slavery...

  • @Likeaperv Of course it is, if you sell yourself. People often did that in the old days, to pay off a debt, secure a future for their family, raise money for a church etc. Likewise you could often work your way out of slavery, or just sell yourself into slavery for 5 years or something - and for some it's a sexual fetish too!

  • @bigglyguy slavery in "sex" its a rol, a game. your are misunderstanding the slavery term, slavery isnt about earning something to pay debts, slaves dont get paid. They are forced.

  • @Likeaperv If you SELL yourself into slavery then you already got paid, geddit? As for sexual roles, some do indeed take their slavery, or master relationship, very seriously and make it a lifestyle.

  • @bigglyguy dude slave and servant are 2 diferent things, you are describing a servant not a Slave, and rols in relationships has nothing to do with slavery. a slave is forced and are treated as property to be bought and sold.

  • @Likeaperv Read. my. lips. If. you. SELL. yourself. then. it. is. slavery. OK, let's Google it, shall we? Do a search, including the quotation marks, so that you get an exact match, ie those words, in that order on each page - "sold himself into slavery". I get over 55,000 results. From the 1st result: "The normal word for "slave" in the New Testament is the term dou'lo", a term that in earlier centuries usually referred to one who sold himself into slavery..." Believe me now?

  • @bigglyguy you are right, some people did voluntary, I havent heard that before, I always thought they were always forced to do so because they were rapted, or were people treated like inferior beings e.g. outcasts, prioners, enemies, etc. I had in mind a slave like one of those. However I thing its inmoral.

  • @Likeaperv Firstly, congratulations for admitting error. That takes honor. Why immoral if voluntary and the buyer treats them well?

  • @bigglyguy well, we agreed that slavery means you lose your freedom right?, if its well treated doesnt change the fact that you are a pertenence of other person, so the owner its doing something wrong. Now, the slave, well if he/she does it for a good reason (save his/her faminly/loved ones) he/she may have no choise, so, I think its not inmoral.

  • @bigglyguy xD

  • God is a God of love. He only punishes those who do wrong. All who do wrong will pay. God is the ultimate judge. Seek Jesus Christ today to escape God's harsh judgement for sinners, who are all people. Jesus Christ gives us the power to stop sinning if we trust in him with all our heart. He is waiting.

  • God made Adam in his image.Adam was imperfect. He was led to immorality.The only logical answer is God is imperfect too.Perfection could never create imperfection,because that action alone causes God to be imperfect.

  • If you reject Christ you have made your choice for eternal separation from God for eternity. There are no second chances and no escaping hell after you face the judgement of God.

    These atheist people are being used by demons to gather more people for eternal damnation.

  • @merkal90000 You do know that hell was a later concept that was added in right? And the judgement was directly taken from the Egyptians where their god of death wold judge your soul. I know you feel your identity is being challenged but please open your eyes and look for answers outside the bible.

  • @merkal90000 I'll Slap you silly

  • @merkal90000

    I would forgive you, and save you, even if you don't worship or believe that I even exist. The Lord GOD has personally revealed to all of humanity in their hearts that if you accept a lie with pure conviction of ill-will, you have made your eternably regretful choice, and so torment will follow you forever. It is best to repent and accept true goodness and truth before you die, and find out satan lied you into selling your soul to its invisible creature. idol books

  • @merkal90000 Dude..you clearly have no idea of anything outside the bible

  • @merkal90000 take the blue pill, Neo.

  • @merkal90000

    LOL, anti-psychotic meds are a wonderful things

  • @merkal90000 OH SHIT! IT'S LOGIC! RUN AWAY! lol You're funny.

  • My left ear loved this video.

    

  • He has his preconceived opinions and couldn't give a f@*k about what they have to say "MY opinion. MY opinion. MY opinion"

  • This is the type of behavior that natural selection and/or social selection would naturally toss into the rubbish bin!!!

  • @shade9592

    The more I watch these videos, the more I desire a society which looks favorably on eugenics.

  • @blackacidlizzard You wouldn't need eugenics for this guy... Euthanasia would be enough. He want's do die, ok... If that makes him happy! Why not?

  • I love the middle finger at the end.

  • OMFG! My heart is racing at the frustration... Jesus Christ! LOL!

  • i swear i'm going to hang up on your ass XDXD

  • If we were created by a god that "gave us a moral compass" we'd all agree on what is and isn't moral, but we don't. Morality wouldn't have changed over time, but it has. Slavery, a rape victim having to marry her rapist, stoning to death disobedient children and people who work on the sabbath, etc., were okay in the christian bible, but most people find those things abhorrent today.

  • One question that is blatantly obvious, but for some reason always skips the theists narrow minded viewpoint is this... If god gave us an innate moral sense, then why did we need the 10 commandments allegedly immortalized in stone tablets? Shouldn't they be a natural inclination that supersede conscious thought irrespective of social environment?

  • hah FSM in the background, awesome XD

  • Why does this play only in the left side of my headphones? This makes me feel slightly deaf...

  • lol, matt kills me, smart smart man

  • Honestly these two idiots are the STUPIDEST SMART PEOPLE

  • Lol, Matt gave the guy finger on 09:54 . :D

  • @Immuuni lol XD

  • 2222pauline= troll preacher

  • It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion however satisfying and reassuring. -Carl Sagan

  • This guy doesn't understand how people domesticated animals, the fox thing is awesome. They even start to change physically, very cool to look into.

  • Matt;

    "I personally believe slavery is absolutely reprehensible & immoral."

    Douche;

    "But in a Godless universe there is no immoral."

    Matt;

    "Right! I agree! The universe is dead empty space! It doesn't give a shit about slavery! Only individuals & societies do!"

    Douche;

    "... yeah but there is no morality so how-"

    Lol! Fuck me, whoever came up with this bullshit argument from Objective Morality needed a foot up their crack. They really set us back a couple of centuries.

  • Tracie seems like one of those chicks that would cut her hair even though you told her chicks with super short hair dont turn you on... but you fuck her anyway.

  • My left ear enjoyed this:)

  • Tracie looks hot

  • OMG! I think Matt just flipped us all the Bird at the end!!! lol

  • Morality is VERY simple;

    When I do something good to someone else, it makes me feel good.

    When I do something bad to someone else it makes me feel bad.

    Only the concept of a god giving you unlimited forgiveness for everything bad you do to others could pervert such a simple idea.

  • @aegisgfx its not that simple. many ppl who do bad things and it makes them feel good. the could kill someone and try to justify it. i've seen them do this. this is why morality has to be absolute. not everyone naturally does what right as u can see with all the crime that goes on.

  • @nikitty020 morality is always tied up to the culture and time.

    no-one follows the same code people did in biblical times.

    well some do, but theyre in jail. most likely.

  • @aegisgfx

    Somebody could argue with you that the fact that you feel good or bad about an action is a consequense of morality, more than a base to build one.

    To make an argument valid i suggest we base it on logic more than emotions.

    I would promote confucius golden rule, that you can accept with pure logic only.

  • @aegisgfx The question is WHY do you feel good when you do good to others and WHY do you feel bad when you do bad to others. The best explanation is GOD

  • @mas03

    LOL, ya out of the thousand explanations your invisible friend is the most likely.. get fucked moron.

  • @aegisgfx When we go about seeking the truth, we might not KNOW 100% but we go with the most plausible explanation. And unless you can give me a better one ITS GOD

  • @mas03

    LOL lets fill in the blanks with MAGIC. hahahaha. And since I am not a biochemist, I don't have all the answers but I'm sure if you read up on a little bit of Sam Harris, you'll see there are plenty of scientific answers for how morality manifests that do not require your 'invisible friend' or 'magic'. Now fuck off christian idiot. Go somewhere else to peddle your snake oil bullshit.

  • @aegisgfx You are telling me to go read Sam Harris who is a Neurologist who knows nothing about Philosophy and critical thinking. lol

  • @mas03

    oh ya, Sam Harris knows nothing about critical thinking... LOL, everything else out of your mouth is now pointless drivel.

  • @mas03 a cosmic jewish zombie that sacrificed himself to himself to circumvent a rule he created? you can't think of anything more plausible than that? you are scary.

  • @mas03: No, you feel good because what we call love (motherly love, sexual etc.), friendship etc. rewards us with endorphines and the like which make us feel "good" as opposed to, say, the pain we feel when we are getting hurt or the hunger/existencial fear when we are on our own when kicked out of a group because we did something "bad" (even some animal groups cast out adults who mistreat the youngs of the group for example). That's nature's concept to make us do what is best to survive.

  • @aegisgfx But some people feel good doing things most of us could agree with is wrong. I personally ask myself "Do I negatively affect another by my actions, or even myself?" or "Would I approve if I was the recipient of my actions?" That's a good way to tell right from logic...logic and putting yourself in anothers shoes.

  • @KatieTaylor24

    Yes, but some people are incapable of logic, mentally ill people for example. And the problems of mental illness are compounded exponentially when you add religion to the mix, because instead of seeking help for their problems, they might think its 'god' talking to them telling to go on a shooting rampage or drown all their kids.

  • @aegisgfx Morality is VERY simple;

    When God says something is good it is good.

    When God says something is bad it is bad.

    Only the concept of moral reltavism giving everyone free reign to decide what is good or bad for themselves could pervert such a simple idea.

  • @Nalenec

    You need to give up this moronic notion that gods are real, in order to grow you have to give up your irrational beliefs. Do you think as a child you could have ever grown up if you never stopped believing in Santa Claus?

  • @aegisgfx As an atheist, if you're consistent, you don't really believe I have the free-will to give up any beliefs -- or that there is an objective moral imperative for me to grow up, be rational or believe/behave one way or another -- or that there's even any REAL value in doing anything (like giving up my theism). Your invective works against you.

  • @Nalenec As a consistent atheist, I think free will is part of a false dilemma, sure. But I do think there is such a thing as objective morality, because all morality - secular or otherwise - is by definition a code of behavior intended to maximize benefit and minimize suffering. The only thing "subjective" about it is that an effective moral code is also dependent on the specifics of human nature, which is a fluid and complex thing.

    "Objective morality" is like "objective hunger".

  • @YaleBreaker There can only be an objective morality if "morality" itself can be objectively defined and agreed upon. (i.e. saying to "maximize benefit" is not an objective definition as peoples views on what the definition of "benefit" is are subjective).

    Moreover, even if we could objectively define what you call "morality" does not mean everyone will agree. You are describing the consequentialist school of thought, but there are other views also.

  • @66tomm99 This is why I compared objective morality to hunger. You're on a mysterious island with a bunch of people. You're all hungry, but you want to eat different things and conflicts result. You work out how to distribute the food so everyone can be approximately happy.

    There are subjective elements to morality, yes, but the foundation is objective: hunger exists. That's what I mean when I say "objective morality"; not that one size fits all, but that people need a size in the first place.

  • @YaleBreaker I don't really get your analogy. What is the objective foundation of morality that you mention? I honestly can't think of anything about morality that is objective and that everyone agrees on...

  • @66tomm99 Most, if not all, of us have inbuilt drives seeking safety, survival, resource acquisition, mates. With more of a stretch, intellectual fulfillment (i.e. not boredom), bonds of family or friendship. In a social setting, we need to personally and mutually control our behaviors in order to more effectively achieve these needs. To me, morality is any code - written, unwritten, spoken or unspoken - that we develop to facilitate that control, and by extension, those achievements.

  • @66tomm99 ...and basically that would be the most objective foundation of any morality that I can think of.

  • @YaleBreaker To me at least, by you saying "it is any code" suggests it to be not objective. I agree to an extent we develop a morality for those things however that morality carries on developing and changing depending on the views of the people who abide by it, which means it is utterly subjective.

  • @66tomm99 It's those terms "subjective" and "objective", I guess.

    As far as I can tell, if - for instance - we have a society of people who value their lives, and someone kills someone else for no particular reason, that is objectively immoral - even though the particulars of the moral code are based on subjective criteria.

    In the end, though, I just don't see the fuss about "objective" morality. It should be "what works", not what's "woven into the fabric of the universe", you know?

  • @YaleBreaker Maybe it is just that, the word objective itself may have different meanings to different people. What a paradox...

  • "Me Neither" *click*

    I love Matt.

  • I really don't get why people make this morality issue so difficult. I know some are stupid people who have doorknobs for brains, but even smart and decent people have this odd assumption that authority must dictate what is "good". It opens far more problems than it answers. I don't get how you can be satisfied in any way with "because he says so" without adding the unavoidable problem that "he" won't/ can't communicate and indistinguishable from a mute, invisible, timeless transcendent radish.

  • matt is steller. "if you don't care if you survive, .... piss off!" I laughed at that. Good one.

  • You can say you have your "own" moral standards, but that doesn't determine whether morals were inherently built into you or not. If they were, then they were; if not then where did they come from? If they exist as a function of survival, what is so good about "this" life, and why should we not kill/steal/lie to achieve the most pleasure out of our short time?

  • @Qgolfman For saying that, you prove you yourself have no morals. It's perfectly simple; killing someone is bad because no one wants to die at another's hands. A death affects many people; friends, family, ect. If one is responsible for another's death then the one respnsible mustbe held accountable by the justice system. No need for some supernatural overkill dumbass.

  • @NUTCASE71733 But that still assumes that all people are operating on some standard, because they realize death is inherently wrong...Still, in my opinion, you wittle down human life to whether or not one wishes to continue existing, but fail to make any progress on our actual state of existence. In other words, you say you want to continue living, but have not provided a good reason for doing so

  • @Qgolfman someone will kill/steal/lie it right back from you,even people with mental disabilities can do those things.the best genes for survival would not get passed down.on a even playing field with rules and laws,i believe i can perform better then you and get more perks from life that will be protected by the government and stay in my possession.what makes me think that?ego.any wealth i save can be passed down to my children.people are still just as ruthless as if they kill/steal/lie.

  • "FOR"

  • Really, folks, is the mono sound bugging you that much? It's not a stereophonic musical extravaganza, it's just people talking, so who cares if it's only in one speaker? Geesh...what about the CONTENT of the show? That's much more important. Also, since none of us is paying to see this video, nobody has the right to snipe at VeninGriffe for not having time to fix the video. Get over it! (Man, sometimes YouTubers are the most annoying, whiny, spoiled little drips on the planet!)

  • @paxpaul I don't understand, sound is coming out of both my headphones...

  • @66tom99 Yeah, now it sounds stereo, but when I wrote that (in response to others who complained), the sound was just coming out of one channel.

  • Haha I don't really care if the right speaker is broken, because I always listen with my left ear only.

  • flying spaghetti monster in the background!

    May his noodly apendage touch all our hearts...

    Lol, I love how Matt says, "Me either!" *hangs up*

  • left sound for me XD

  • this caller is thick as pig shit. hes not even listening to the explanations of matt and tracie. he isnt trying to figure out anything, hes just trying to push the point that god created morals. fucking hate people who replace their ears with mouths.

  • @mattakudesu CLICK on 2222pauline

    ALLOW me to show you ----- TRUTH and SALVATION -----> for free

  • stupid ass caller...

  • I love your show's intro music. 

  • There is will to survive; there is no need to survive.

  • i love the title of this video "Slightly Suicidal Caller"

  • @megastratix Then who has the perfect perpective to see the truth?

  • @brochill69 I didnt say science can't explain something but that it can't explain everything. Everything can probably be explained, but what is everything anyway? And what is truth? Truth is just a consept, like love and hate. But when you say that science can do everything, dont you think you say that nothing is impossible and thereby anything could be? Science needs to be very humble in that way and not deny everything THEY cant explain. Remember that words are just consepts in your mind...

  • @jorgebe87 Truth is more than a concept. There are certain truths to the universe that are demonstrable and can be shown to someone and proven in a realm where their version of truth is quite different than your own. Words aren't just concepts, they stir them in your mind. This doesn't for a second shake the truths of science. Science needs to be humble? LOL Tell that to the religious who truly think the, "creator of the universe cares for me!"

    The wide spectrum of skew is astounding.

  • @jorgebe87 The term ridiculous means deserving of ridicule. This garbage is a example of the term. Science needs to be humble? How do we go about humbling science? This makes no sense at all! I think you should study more than you listen to others. Find and research a few things in any scientific field then ask yourself how do I make this more humble. Reminds me of my alter ego/personality. You peepoe better be humbling science or gawd will burn your azz up in hell. His gloryhole is so loving

  • do you talk in blah blah? :)

  • ahahahahha i love when matt hangs up on this guy!

  • @Freethinker12341 shut up biotch

  • 9:54 - Hey, that's rude.

  • Gotta love the Flying Spaghetti Monster!

  • Eating babies? This man clearly knows his atheism.

  • I love Matt and think he's awesome, but I felt

    He strawmanned that dude a bit

    after he had hung up on him. I didnt hear any mention of believing in any God etc.

  • Faith is the most dangerous word in the English language.

  • @LowdenFretter Both science and religion is trying to explain what's going on. What people seem to don't understand is that the world is arbitrary and that these are just maps of reality. And some maps can cast light on sides of life that other maps wont. Its just a matter of where you put YOUR faith which is not in the hands of anyone but YOU!

  • @jorgebe87 But science DOES explain what is going on with demonstrable and corroborative proof. Religion is in no way equivalent to science at all. Science is not faith-based by any means. It is based on fact and is realistic evidence. Faith is not wanting to know what is true which directly contradicts science. By lumping science and religion into the same category, you have just proven how nonsensical your way of thinking is. No offense, just stating the truth.

  • @brochill69 I can agree on that there is a difference between science and religion and that faith is a more essential part of religion. BUT science can't explain everything and it has a very limited way of thinking. I see it more like a method for breaking the barriers of space and time. And shure hell, it works! But there are questions and sides of nature that science cannot explain and simply ignores them because there are no mysteries to science, it can all be explained.

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  • @jorgebe87 But how can YOU say that science cannot explain something? Just because it can't be explained in this day and age, doesn't mean it will not be explained in the future. To say that something is not achievable by science is ignorant. For example, people used to think that it would be impossible to fly in the sky and only the "gods" possess that power but thanks to science, we have obtained the knowledge and technology on how to do so. Science has the ability to learn anything with time

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  • @brochill69 And THAT has not jet been proven! They have simply placed their FAITH on that THAT is the truth...

  • @jorgebe87 truth is based on perspective. evidence is not biased where faith is. 

  • @12InchesUnBuffed Its definitely not common sense to disprove god since there is a large percentage who have had religious and spiritual experiences. This is understandably enough difficult for a person who have never had such an experience to understand.

  • @EVERYONE The question of whether or not god exists is in bad taste. It has been an endless argument for different paradigms. Both religion and science, as institutions, tells us that they have the perfect map of seeing the world from. This is fucking arrogant from both sides. I think religion explains things that science don't understand and take for granted. So forget ideology, they betray! We need to acknowledge all kinds of paradigms and not get stuck to one and make war with the others!

  • @jorgebe87 im not a science guy. im really stupid when it comes to science. i dont need science to disprove god's existence. my common sense does.

  • @jorgebe87 The truth is, some paradigms ARE better than others - more useful, easier to back up, more coherent with the rest of what you know. So while I'd do what you say in the name of tolerance, I feel that it'd be misleading to myself if I handled all ideologies as equal when I know that they are not. (Any paradigm, not just religion/science.)

  • @jorgebe87 I don't think that science tells you that they have a perfect map - they just tell you what they think they know and, hey, you can go and test it. It says nothing about most unknowable things.

  • @jorgebe87 Religion doesn't 'explain' anything. Religion isn't in the business of explaining. Religion is in the business of faith and faith is just another way of saying you have no good reason to believe something.

  • @londonafter i correct you sir that is the true form of great cthulu LULZ

  • Well said/done Matt...

    Katalyzt

  • LOL @ 9:54

  • Does he even know what begging the question is?

  • I don't quite agree with her that morality is relative to society. What if a particular society believes that rape is okay? Does that magically make it all right? I don't think so. Babies being born into that society are not choosing to be born into a society which allows rape!

    I agree with Sam Harris that moral claims are claims about the well-being of conscious creatures.

  • @somespareid Someone else will say you're wrong and vice versa and that's the problem with morality, it's too subjective and value based.

  • @SQuiRR3LM0nk3y

    Sure, they might say I'm wrong, but what does it matter? Creationists claim that evolution isn't real, but again that's irrelevant.

    The idea behind morality is simple. If I left my house right now and kicked a rock, it wouldn't matter. But if I kicked a cat, we're talking about something entirely different. Why? Because cats are conscious creatures capable of suffering.

    As Sam Harris says, moral claims are just claims about the well-being of conscious creatures.

  • @somespareid

    It's even more basic than that. When you leave your house to kick a rock, you wouldn't want me to come in and steal all your stuff. You can find a bunch of people who are willing to give up their "right" to steal stuff in exchange for not getting stuff stolen and agree to punish those who do. Same goes for killing and in any society (human or animal) where animals live together, such moral rules evolved because groups where they did were more succesful than those where they didn't

  • OMG THAT SPAGHETTI MONSTER IN THE BACKGROUND MUST BE PROOF OF GOD O.O oh wait, thats a spaghetti monster. completely explainable, radiation, octopi, and italy. score one science, zero bible (Bib-ly)

  • The AE spends an inordinate amount of time dealing with idiots. Most unfortunate.

  • Ramen to coolvideo28 the Cookie Monster (peace be upon Him) is one of the praise prophets of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which the Flying Spaghetti Monster created us. Be blessed by his noodly appendage, as he boiled his noodly appendage to cleanse our sin. =)

    Ramen.

  • @nctrls2 OMG! LOL that is awesome

  • dillahunty needs to stop talking about morals when he threatens to hang up on everyone's ass

  • @northregent how is hanging up on someone who pisses you off immoral?

  • "If you don't care if you survive, piss off!"

    x-D

  • ZOMFG HIS NOODLYNESS THE FLYING SPAGHETTI MONSTER IN THE BACKGROUND!

  • "It's absolutely wrong to me" is meaningless. It can't be absolutely wrong, but only wrong to one person. It must be absolutely wrong to all people. You COULD say it's absolutely wrong but only I can see it.

  • @Redfingers Check out stefbot on youtube. He has an interesting logical argument for Universal ethics. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it but it's worth a read.

  • @BrainInSkull

    I'm not saying you can't say "it's absolutely wrong," I'm saying that the statement "it's absolutely wrong to me" is meaningless. It can be absolutely wrong, but only to you? If it's only wrong to you it's not absolutely wrong. It's a contradiction.

  • @Redfingers Yes we would have to define what is meant by absolutely? There may be a way to say that something is logically wrong for everyone in regards to morality.

    "If it's only wrong to you it's not absolutely wrong" Is that an absolutely right statement or just to you?

  • @BrainInSkull

    If you mean it can apply differently to different people when you say absolutely, that's not absolutely in the traditional sense, that's subjectively, which is a direct contradiction to the traditional definition and redundant considering he already said that it was wrong "to me."

    Of course I can't exactly define the term for him, he didn't define it, so I have to assume, and that's what I think he said, rightly or wrongly.

  • @Redfingers To say something cannot be verifiability true or false unless all people are in agreement is just stupid. Things can be proven or disproven by less than the majority, and are often done so be only a single person. I have shredded your dopey argument. Next time, try using you brain instead of your mouth, half-wit.

  • Dude, the sound on this video is all fucked up. It's only coming out of one side of my headphones :/

  • @VeninGriffe its only coming out my left speaker as well =s weird.

  • @MoonKittenJD

    I no longer have the original video. However, I'll see what I can do to fix it.

  • I checked into it and I'd have to remake the video to fix the sound. Sorry, but I don't have the time for that.

  • @VeninGriffe Youtube needs a manual equalizer where we could sorta fix this problem ourselves...

  • @VeninGriffe It's been 7 months, surely you have time now?

  • @VeninGriffe

    There is a an edited version of this whole episode on my channel.

  • @MoonKittenJD only one of my speakers works.. It's never been a problem yet :/

  • @VeninGriffe

    Sound is coming out of both my headphones, but the volume levels are louder on the left side.

  • @VeninGriffe check your not running your sound mono

  • @VeninGriffe Sounds that your computer's audio output is mono :P

  • @VeninGriffe Nope same for me.

  • @CuriousMoth Maybe you other ear didn't fully evolve.

  • @CuriousMoth

    You're not wrong, im only getting it out of the left side of my surround sound..

  • @CuriousMoth oh, thank god, I thought I was having a stroke.

  • @CuriousMoth oh fuck i know what you mean -.-