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The text is a transcript of a video that discusses the topic of faith and superstition in the modern world. The narrator argues that people have a natural tendency to believe in something greater than themselves, and to find meaning and comfort in the face of uncertainty and injustice. He gives examples of how different forms of spirituality, such as religion, strong ideas, esoteric practices, conspiracy theories, and technology, can fill the spiritual void in people's lives. He also shows how some of these beliefs can be irrational, harmful, or exploited by charlatans. He concludes by saying that the only person who directly affects one's life is oneself, and urges the viewers to upgrade their brains and stick to the rational and proven when it comes to science and medicine. The video also contains some jokes, references, and advertisements.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video about spirituality, religion, superstition and conspiracy theories.
- The video is hosted by two Russian men who use humor and sarcasm to criticize various beliefs and practices.
- The video mentions several examples of new religions, such as communism, feminism, rap, mindfulness and technology.
- The video also mentions several examples of superstitions and pseudoscience, such as crystals, horoscopes, psychics, magicians and 5G.
- The video argues that people believe in these things because they want to find meaning, comfort and belonging in a chaotic and unfair world.
- The video advises people to stick to rational and proven science and to remember that they are the only ones who directly affect their lives.