@var.aunevik
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@var.aunevik Also I’m not necessarily anti-AI, I’m anti consuming the same kind of content over and over again. Language shapes how we think more than we realize. Read old books. Watch good movies. Go to art galleries. Feed your brain a varied diet. Or we might end up saying things like «plusgood»
Performance
Video #28954 · Speaker address
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The creator poses a question about AI's influence on language, uses an analogy of couples becoming similar, presents a chart showing the rise of AI content, and then draws a parallel to George Orwell's "Newspeak" from 1984 to argue that homogenized, AI-driven language can limit human thought, concluding with a call to action to read more diverse books.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
Why does everything sound like AI?
Verbal hook · 40%
You no that everything is starting to sound like AI, even when it's not
Visual hook · 5%
A medium close-up of the speaker addressing the camera directly with a serious expression, combined with a large, bold title overlay that poses a provocative question.
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Steal this for your own video
Have you noticed that is starting to sound/look/feel like ?
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A provocative, relatable question that frames a subtle, widespread observation as a mystery to be solved.
Payoff
A simple, actionable step the viewer can take to counteract the problem, providing a sense of agency and a satisfying resolution.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The High-Concept Parallel
To explain a subtle, modern-day phenomenon by connecting it to a well-known, powerful historical or literary concept, thereby elevating its importance and providing a clear call to action.
The Grounding Analogy
An everyday analogy is used to explain the core psychological mechanism behind the problem, making it instantly understandable and validating the viewer's intuition.
The Causal Proof
The argument is substantiated with data or evidence, linking the psychological principle directly to the modern problem and raising the stakes of inaction.
The High-Concept Bridge
The modern problem is explicitly compared to a famous, emotionally charged concept from history, literature, or culture, lending it weight and urgency.
The Concept Deconstruction
The historical/literary concept is explained with simple, concrete examples to ensure the audience fully grasps the parallel and its implications.
The Modern-Day Warning
The argument pivots back to the present, clarifying that while the situation isn't identical to the historical parallel, the underlying danger is real and current.
Also I’m not necessarily anti-AI, I’m anti consuming the same kind of content over and over again. Language shapes how we think more than we realize. Read old books. Watch good movies. Go to art galleries. Feed your brain a varied diet. Or we might end up saying things like «plusgood»
title · beginning
Why does everything sound like AI?
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start to look alike
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same expressions
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in the same way
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like siblings
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mimetic beings
title · middle
"NEWSPEAK"
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Orwell's 1984
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AMAZING
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INCREDIBLE
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GOOD
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DOUBLEPLUSGOOD
You no that everything is starting to sound like AI, even when it's not, you no, how couples sometimes start to look alike. They use the same expressions, they speak in the same way, and they almost start to feel like siblings. We mirror what we're exposed to. We are by nature, mimetic beings. So if most of what you consume has the same sentence structure, pacing and the same kind of logic, of course you will start to sound like that too. But language isn't neutral. It really can rewire how you rank, which reminds me a lot of Newspeak in Orwell's 1984. Newspeak was a language designed to shrink vocabulary, to make our expressions simpler. So that certain thoughts literally became impossible to think. As an example, instead of having many words for something being good, like excellent, amazing, or incredible, you best say good. And if it was really good, plus good, or even double plus good. Same with bad, it would be good. Because if you can control thoughts, you don't need to use force. I'm not saying that what is happening is this extreme, but I find it very concerning that one company or maybe two rank influence how we think. All this just to say, read more books guys, preferably old ones.