[0:05]I think I might be the loneliest person
[0:08]on
[0:10]Earth and I don't mean that
[0:15]word in its simple
[0:20]context I think that I am
[0:25]existentially cosmically alone in this
[0:28]world
[0:30]and I'm going to try to explain this to
[0:32]you but it's going to be
[0:35]hard please try to be
[0:38]patient I'm going to try to explain it
[0:41]to you through an
[0:42]analogy but this analogy is a real thing
[0:46]something
[0:48]that really happened to
[0:52]me something I've really
[0:58]experienced so for the past month I've
[1:00]been hiking a trail near
[1:03]here and every day I would drive down
[1:05]this road and I would see a
[1:08]donkey the donkey was inside of a fence
[1:12]at a
[1:13]house they had a large yard there are no
[1:16]other animals just the
[1:21]donkey I probably noticed it the first
[1:23]time I drove down this road and didn't
[1:25]think much of it
[1:30]probably on my way back from hiking that
[1:33]day I probably saw the donkey again and
[1:36]still didn't think much of it except
[1:39]it's still in the same
[1:41]spot and then the next day I would drive
[1:45]to this place to go hiking and I would
[1:47]see the donkey again in the same
[1:51]spot and I would see it again as I
[1:54]left by the third or fourth
[1:57]time I'm starting to build a p pattern
[2:00]in my head this donkey is always sitting
[2:05]there the time is
[2:09]different it's still sitting there in
[2:11]the same spot it's not the same time of
[2:15]day it's a different day it's a
[2:17]different
[2:21]time and then I start to notice it looks
[2:25]sad and I don't know why I know nothing
[2:28]about donkeys
[2:31]but something
[2:34]about the way it head was tilted down
[2:37]over the fence just sitting in the
[2:39]corner of this
[2:45]fence right next to the road right near
[2:47]the
[2:49]driveway I just felt like this donkey
[2:53]was very sad and alone
[3:00]and I felt bad for
[3:03]it and then the next
[3:07]time hold on a spider just scaled down
[3:11]from my ceiling I had to deal with
[3:15]that
[3:18]so as I kept going to this Trail and
[3:22]seeing this donkey every day I started
[3:24]to develop a
[3:26]pattern I started to imagine it life I
[3:29]started to imagine how its owners were
[3:32]not caring for it
[3:35]properly I noticed it had a big yard but
[3:38]it didn't spend any time there it was
[3:40]always in the same spot it was
[3:43]always just
[3:45]trying striving for interaction with
[3:48]anything because of where it was
[3:55]stationed and every single time that I
[3:58]would pass this donkey
[4:01]my
[4:06]feeling my my emotions towards this
[4:09]thing grew
[4:11]deeper I became more sad every
[4:14]time because there's a cumulative
[4:19]effect and I started
[4:24]thinking first I thought maybe I should
[4:27]call someone like Animal
[4:31]Welfare but I immediately dismissed that
[4:33]because of my cognitive style I knew
[4:35]immediately it wouldn't do any good I
[4:38]knew that the person on the other end of
[4:41]the line would just think that this was
[4:42]the most ridiculous call they'd ever
[4:44]gotten in their
[4:46]life I knew that even if they took it
[4:49]seriously they would go to the house the
[4:51]owners would probably make some excuse
[4:54]or something and nothing would
[4:57]happen I started thinking about
[5:01]how how do I talk to these people and
[5:03]explain to
[5:05]them that this donkey is not
[5:10]happy I don't like
[5:13]confrontation I couldn't find a solution
[5:15]that
[5:16]worked so then I started thinking I
[5:19]don't think I can hike here
[5:21]anymore I can't go down this
[5:28]road because cuz I don't have a
[5:31]filter I can't not see that and feel
[5:36]it and this is just a donkey one little
[5:39]donkey in the
[5:42]world and I see everything that way it's
[5:47]why
[5:48]I it's why I took Luna in
[6:03]nobody sees the world the way I do I
[6:05]discussed this for a long time with AI
[6:07]tonight and I asked it how would other
[6:09]people perceive that situation and it
[6:12]could not come up with a single one
[6:14]where another person noticed that donkey
[6:16]the way I
[6:17]did most wouldn't even notice it or they
[6:20]would just think everything's fine or
[6:23]it's a coincidence that they see it at
[6:26]the same spot or if they were local it
[6:28]would just be part of the background of
[6:30]their
[6:33]lives nobody sees that donkey except
[6:39]me and that's why I know I'm alone in
[6:42]this world