Just floundering around, guys. I'll try to figure this out better and do something good soon.

Hey, what's going on with you?

You're incredibly moody.

Speaking about it would help but I suppose having people listen via internet isn't as kosher. What have you been up to?

Hi. No, no new videos and the other channels are pretty much all private. There just isn't any reason to give away so much, when I feel so empty. Maybe I'm thinking about it backwards, but I am not feeling it right now, either way.
Sorry about that.

Have you grown out of your childhood fears yet? How many of them were instilled by religion and how many were not?

Don't you think it's strange that we mistaken a lot of our fears for abnormal happenstance even when we are aware that our reactions are purely biological? Kind of like how we think the random clank at night was meant to disturb us?

Can you reply with a video?

Hey, when are you going to release more from the vaults? ; )

That's really cool, Sicu, I hope your dad has an incredible amount of success. The truth is, nobody cares about my ideas, nor has a strong connection to me. So, I think you're right, you need donors and help, and I don't have it.

He also is heading a non-profit organization. Currently, it's still in its start-up stage, although he has an office, staff, etc. What I've learn is that the main thing you really need in creating an organization is supporters. You can do all the paperwork by yourself but if no one cares, you'll lose motivation and you'll have no body of people to address. My father met with influential people in Alaska, Sen. Mark Begich, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Gov. Palin, Mayors, current and former police chiefs, etc, to have them support his cause. Business starts when two people agree. There also has to be a immediate or justified problem in order to obtain any sort of funding.

My dad is a Church minister so you can see how I became an atheist. Haha, just kidding.

Well, that really is his profession. Can you see it in my perspective? There are many reasons why people believe in what they do. My father has obligations and responsibilities to the church and even if he was to become an atheist, he would continue his service. I give it that he is quite liberal though, not translating the bible literally but using the book to describe and convey morals. I guess this is where fundamentalist Christians fall short; morals don't come from books, they come from our interpretation of situations. They really can't grasp that concept, as if morality wasn't a trait of us but some otherworldly being.

You know what? I take back what I said.

I saw your other channel and I didn't realize how much a HQ meant to you. However, building a social organization all by yourself seems pretty tough and promoting it online seems even tougher. Actually, it might not be so difficult, but one has to have supporters, money, and time. Maybe it'll be easier if you get involved in the community or some non-profit organization; they might be able to give you pointers on implementing a social movement.

By the way, your science and political channels are great.