Mad Deep Dish | die-cast

Matthew Popola · 2020-04-11T16:37:27.644Z

1. Favorite Character: The Blue Baron. I admire his attempt to try and piece certain aspects of our reality and a conspiracy theory together. The connections he makes do sound very intriguing along the lines of being way too coincidental. In addition to his break of sanity at the end. 2. Favorite Actor: "Franchise Reboot Guy". This actor really does express a certain aspect of distress when he learns about the Mandela Effect. This all stemmed off of him trying to locate the old Shazam movie. What sold it was the breakdown he had at the end where if he doesn't remember anything correctly like he used to, he just wanted to get home. 3. Where was a moment you could see an actor getting what they wanted: Blue Baron. His plea and call to action at the end was a great attempt to try and get everyone to believe him. His attempts to persuade people into understanding that what the media portrays isn't always the full truth. his second and last video show a lot about how he talks to his audience; persuasion, pleading, distressed, and revelation. 4. What moment resonated with you: In my opinion, the video about how we, as humans, think time is just a single stream was my favorite. To show someone who can't perceive 4 dimensions, they would argue that something like time is just a single stream of time where it could be something much more. Where as, time could actually be billions and billions of timelines and realities branching off of each other at each second. That video, along with the cards, and concepts of time that the character talked about was fascinating.

Favorite Character: The Blue Baron. I admire his attempt to try and piece certain aspects of our reality and a conspiracy theory together. The connections he makes do sound very intriguing along the lines of being way too coincidental. In addition to his break of sanity at the end.
Favorite Actor: "Franchise Reboot Guy". This actor really does express a certain aspect of distress when he learns about the Mandela Effect. This all stemmed off of him trying to locate the old Shazam movie. What sold it was the breakdown he had at the end where if he doesn't remember anything correctly like he used to, he just wanted to get home.
Where was a moment you could see an actor getting what they wanted: Blue Baron. His plea and call to action at the end was a great attempt to try and get everyone to believe him. His attempts to persuade people into understanding that what the media portrays isn't always the full truth. his second and last video show a lot about how he talks to his audience; persuasion, pleading, distressed, and revelation.
What moment resonated with you: In my opinion, the video about how we, as humans, think time is just a single stream was my favorite. To show someone who can't perceive 4 dimensions, they would argue that something like time is just a single stream of time where it could be something much more. Where as, time could actually be billions and billions of timelines and realities branching off of each other at each second. That video, along with the cards, and concepts of time that the character talked about was fascinating.