Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@PewDiePie says : 📚 Announcing Book Review 2025! 👏 Join me in rereading some of the most impactful books I’ve ever read. Texts that changed how I see the world and helped me understand myself better. This book club is for you to have this same shared experience, but also hopefully spark your own interest and journey onward. 📖 Want to Join? Check out the list of books and sign up here: 👉 https://forms.gle/ZS2zXTLxoXQVKLfq5 I shamelessly love New Year’s resolutions, so let’s make 2025 the year of better habits and better thinking! 💀 BUT BEWARE 💀 If you don’t follow through, your name will be added to the List of Shame 😡🤮 (And honestly, if you’re not signing up, you might as well put yourself on the list already.) Book list: January: Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu February: In The Buddha’s Words March: Free (follow your own interests) April: Discourses and Selected Writing (Enchiridion) by Epictetus May: The Republic by Plato June: Free (follow your own interests) July: Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle August: The Iliad by Homer (or any classic literature of your choice) September: Free (follow your own interests) October: Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche November: Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse December: Free (follow your own interests)>> <<@misokeit says : thanks i am starting now>> <<@oiefj says : Hallå pewds om du kan, slå på automatisk dubbning till japanska ha d gött mvh glenn>> <<@Mr.Koneko says : Can't wait for the next book review>> <<@luke_michae1 says : I just finished Epictetus. It was fantastic, for those who don't know, Epictetus ran a school of philosophy, so reading his book, it almost feels like your a student in his class. It was a fantastic book and really teaches you a lot. Im reading Meditations now by Marcus Aureleus. Marcus took a lot of inspiration from Epcitetus and i think it is a good next step. Also Epictetus was the first book ive ever read cover to cover im not much of a reader so im very proud.>> <<@0x-c7i says : Still in the journey ! Thanks Pewdiepie for that <3 Tips for the other ones: Vread, help me so much to stay motivated>> <<@geanoliveiradasilva2966 says : "The unexamined life is not worth living">> <<@blyvion2011 says : your fly is down>> <<@dan1ar says : Im ready for this yet, will come back in about 6-9 years>> <<@bladeplayx says : whats the 2026 book reviews? i feel quite late but if there isnt any id just follow this video's year.>> <<@Katelebrokue says : Keep them coming>> <<@user-uy8ff2dq8c says : PLEASE read Mark Manson's "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" . It's such a legendary book.>> <<@disuqihijazi7926 says : It seems like you’re genuinely trying to understand your purpose in life, and I think that’s one of the most important questions a person can ask. You’ve been reading a lot of philosophy, which makes sense if you’re looking for different perspectives on how to live and what gives life meaning. But have you ever considered going directly to the sources that claim to have answers to those questions, not just philosophical theories, but religious scriptures that claim to be revelation from God? I’m thinking particularly of the Quran. Islam makes some very serious claims about the purpose of life, God, morality, and what happens after death. It claims that there is an afterlife and that some people may face eternal punishment. Whether or not you believe that is true, don’t you think a claim with consequences that serious is worth investigating for yourself? I’d genuinely recommend reading the Quran with an open mind, not necessarily with the intention of accepting everything immediately, but simply to understand what it actually says and evaluate its claims for yourself. And interestingly, a lot of the questions you find in philosophy, how you should live, how to control yourself, what really matters, how to deal with suffering, and what makes a meaningful life, are addressed in the Quran as well. Given how much philosophy you’ve already been reading, I think it’s definitely worth giving it a serious look.>> <<@MrShagification says : Bro, it's all philosophy. I'm down for a few philosophy books, but damn.>> <<@JordanMichaelLivingstone says : Thank you for everything I have autism too. 🎉>> <<@ravennelijahsy7353 says : have you ever tried reading the best selling book of ALL time?>> <<@SumoGuyy says : Sorry I’m a bit late>> <<@LuanLonan says : Might I recommend: The Works of Mencius. And: Xunzi The Complete Text. Both of these were Confucian philosophers with completely opposite beliefs on human nature, which just to me makes it all the more interesting a read. There is also the I Ching translation by Richard Wilhelm with a forword by Carl Jung.>> <<@Kittycatsamurai語 says : Book review 2026 pewds>> <<@otesianbiggs7836 says : SHAME! book SHAME! xD>> <<@SignedJM says : Adventure Time for the win again !>> <<@GoobyHJ1 says : Where is book review 2026?>> <<@FireboltJB says : I just started making reading a habit along with art. I read about 2 mins a day. I hated reading but now I'm starting to like it. I've never read a book. I don't know how I got through High School. I'm reading The Spellshop right now. It's pretty good. I'm really liking it.>> <<@RudiMcNeill-Cook says : Plato to Aristotle to Kant to Hegel, the natural next step from this is presumably Marx>> <<@ken_fudge says : We need a reading update 😢>> <<@Dr.Cris15 says : Stoic books ❤️‍🩹>> <<@Aerodau says : I will become 19 year old army next month, and talk about timing delved into deeper reading since 2025! pewds hits the nail knowing that his audience are entering the book phase, thank you Felix the dad really diggin de book review! Edit: Im an idiot found out it is 1 year ago Lols>> <<@herenti says : i would suggest some of the upanishads and other vedanta text to round out what you already have>> <<@carloberg9 says : Late comment but just want to say I really appreciate this and hope you will update with more book reviews soon! I really enjoy classics so many of these sounds really interesting!>> <<@mexicandragonfruit says : The Goat>> <<@teaflavouredcoffee says : Hegel and not marx????????? unbelievable>> <<@saltymanga6841 says : hey, try replacing the Buddhist books with the Bible. Buddhist ideas are just watered down christian ones>> <<@lucasa120 says : Bro took literally a ton of books to know the basics biblical ethics and moral 😅>> <<@EuphoricIntentions says : Hmmm, 🤔>> <<@EuphoricIntentions says : Ok Kid, I got some books for you.>> <<@VulinovicVukasin says : 20:40 That isn't Kant, that is Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi>> <<@JanneMannen333 says : Seeing this after Pewds launched Oddysey and realizing the guy we watched screaming at games when we were kids, has become one of the most modest, honest and loveable (🤨?) father-figures of a whole generation. Tusen takk Felix❤>> <<@rkive8868 says : BRING BACK BOOK REVIEW PLEEEEAAAASEEE 😭😭>> <<@iwantcheesypuffs says : I didn't know he was still doing content. Best of luck.>> <<@Eaddok says : This is very interesting list. I lost my former patience to read, I miss it>> <<@ezra252 says : i can't keep up man, it's hard to read all that books in a year>> <<@theidhawk says : Pewds come back to this lol !!!>> <<@malincarlssonlunden4363 says : waiting for 2027! (:>> <<@law2923 says : i was watching this guy when I was 9, I am now 18 and learning so much from him.>> <<@anthonymonroe7372 says : I love book reviews!>> <<@EllieThorne-k6j2s says : PEWDS PLEASE DO BOOK REVIEW 2026>> <<@AlecSievern says : Bro needs to read something other than philosophy lol don't get me wrong it's nice but you need to supplement it with fiction>> <<@hellothere8812 says : Reading is definitely one of the best hobbies to get into, just trying to find your niche doesnt have to be something dead intellectual just a genre you know you'd enjoy>> <<@lakkakka says : a chance to what? Will it give me a permanently guaranteed living place where food is guaranteed and I never have to carry myself financially?>> <<@RajveeeerSingh says : 28s into the video u notice his fly is open>>