/fringe/ - Fringe

Why did this need to be a video?

Why did this need an idiotic echo and distortion effect?

All signs point to impotence of ideas.

>>132032

I explained in the OP part of why I made it. It’s just an artistic exploration of the ways our mind deals with symbols and concepts. If you mean why it needs to be a video, it’s because I liked the idea of exploring various media forms when sorting through my writing. Some elements are stock footage, some are shitty animation I’ve done, some are footage I’ve taken myself. It needs to be a video because I wanted the viewer to project onto various forms of audio and visual stimuli. There are recognizable concepts and symbols throughout: it’s the way they are presented with the audio that leads to the audience constructing their own experience. I’m sorry yours was negative.

As for the audio effects, I admit I am not the best at mixing, but I don’t regret my choice of them. Thought, especially below our first layer of awareness, is jumbled and hard to piece through. We are always bombarded with information, some thoughts can be hard to discern, other times they can be overwhelmingly violent. Either way, the text is in the description for those that do want to know what I’m “actually” saying.

Thank you for the feedback

>>132029

Here's a question for you. What about Contraposition?

Contraposition is the mirror of synchronicity. With synchronicity, events and themes are affirmed as they manifest in their forms. With contraposition, a synchronous event is instead followed up with its direct opposite, or information that proves an assumption or thing is completely the opposite or the original intent.

>>132088

opposite of the original intent***

>>132088

I don't watch ContraPoints.

>>132093

>I don't watch ContraPoints.

I've never heard of "ContraPoints" or who/what that is before. I've just wondered what you think of mirrored synchronicity.

>>132106

He's calling you /leftypol/

>>132029

Schizophrenic Autism: The Video

>>132106

I was not that guy. I had never heard of the concept before you mentioned it, but it does seem interesting. I’m not sure I’ve ever experienced. It seems sort of charmingly backwards. It’s funny in an endearing sort of way, but I think it could also be terrifying. I’ll read up more about it, thank you for mentioning it.

>>132148

I don’t have schizophrenia but it’s possible I’m on the spectrum. Hope you were at least entertained.

>>132032

who are these assholes who come on this message board and talk nonsense?

OP's post was fascinating.

There is no such thing as schizophrenia, its just a lie invented by doctors to make money. OP is brilliant. Don't let lilliputians try to stifle the freedom of the mind to discover the laws of the universe. We are in the process of constructing a framework to live in a society that allows us to be in a state of health, as well as the option of tranquility.

>>132332

>schizophrenia

yeh, for instance if you don't fuck stacy they will say you're still schizo or something (if u want undiagnose it)

its a meme by normalfags

but infact you can have something like general mental weakness or extremely low will power or literally any power

t diagnosed

>>132331

It's nothing but substanceless armchair philosophizing meant to sound 'deep' rather than actually explore any real ideas. Pomp and distracting effects are just a mask to cover an empty statement. OP is a tactless attention whore who has absolutely nothing valuable worth contributing to this site.

If your ideas can't stand alone without frivolous pageantry, they aren't worth sharing.