REAGINDO AO PÓS-REACTER | Cortes do Ian Neves

Ian Neves
21 May 202408:19

Summary

TLDRThe script discusses the concept of 'post-reaction' in the era of postmodernity, touching on various forms of post-genres such as post-rock and post-terror. It humorously suggests a hypothetical movie titled 'Pós Reactor' set to release in 2026, featuring a YouTuber accused of stealing content, played by Ryan Gosling, and his ensuing struggle with privacy invasion. The speaker expresses his disdain for the 'react' format, attributing it to a lack of interest and a preference for more analytical content. He also playfully suggests that Gosling should play a character resembling Casimiro Miguel, a figure who is metaphorically 'post-reacting.' The script is a blend of satire, cultural commentary, and a call for deeper reflection on media consumption and content creation.

Takeaways

  • 🎬 The speaker is discussing the concept of 'post-react' in the context of modernity, where they mention 'post-rock' and 'post-terror' as examples of other 'post' phenomena.
  • 📽️ The script humorously suggests a hypothetical movie plot where a YouTuber, accused of stealing content, ends up in a nightmare where strangers invade his house to react to his routine.
  • 🎥 The speaker expresses a dislike for the 'react' format, stating it's not something they enjoy doing, and they have a 'scientific and materialistic' reason for not engaging in it.
  • 🤔 The speaker questions the boundaries of 'react', asking when it starts and ends, and if historical figures like Engels or contemporary ones like Elon Musk could be considered as part of the 'react' culture.
  • 🎭 The speaker proposes that Ryan Gosling could play the character of Casimiro Miguel in a hypothetical film, suggesting a resemblance between the two.
  • 🎞️ There's a mention of a film script for 'Inus' that the speaker believes is already ready, indicating a possible 'post-scriptwriter' era.
  • 📚 The speaker invites philosophy students to contribute their thoughts, preferably in a paid manner, to a discussion about the nature of 'react'.
  • 🗣️ The script touches on the misapplication of the term 'negationism' in the context of a tragedy in the South, suggesting that the concept is not being correctly applied to explain negligence.
  • 📊 The speaker criticizes the tendency to start African historiography with colonization, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the history and existence of people before colonization.
  • 👎 The speaker expresses a strong dislike for Hitler, suggesting that people have many reasons to hate him, and also mentions other historical figures like Gorbachev and Reagan.
  • 📢 The speaker appreciates the support from other creators and mentions the frustration of not being able to reach a wider audience due to algorithmic feed issues.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in the video script?

    -The main topic discussed in the video script is the concept of 'post-reaction' (pós-react) in the context of social media and content creation, with a hypothetical film plot involving a YouTuber accused of stealing content.

  • What is the 'pós-react' mentioned in the script?

    -The 'pós-react' refers to a hypothetical future state where the concept of reacting to content on social media has evolved or transformed, possibly becoming outdated or replaced by new forms of interaction.

  • What is the hypothetical film plot described in the script?

    -The hypothetical film plot involves a YouTuber who is accused of stealing content. After mocking his accusers, he finds himself in a nightmare where strangers invade his home to react to his daily routine.

  • Which actors are mentioned in relation to the hypothetical film?

    -Ryan Gosling, Ian Neves, Thiago Nigro, Brian Kesterson, and Idris Elba are mentioned in relation to the hypothetical film.

  • Why does the speaker say they do not create 'react' content?

    -The speaker explains that they do not create 'react' content because they find it uninteresting and tedious. Their dislike for creating such content is based on a personal preference that has been analyzed and confirmed by Marxists they know.

  • What is the speaker's suggestion for Ryan Gosling's role in the hypothetical film?

    -The speaker suggests that Ryan Gosling should play the role of Casimiro Miguel, as they believe there is a phenotypic resemblance between Ryan Gosling and Casimiro Miguel.

  • What does the speaker imply about the role of 'react' in the era of postmodernity?

    -The speaker implies that 'react' has become a significant part of postmodern culture, with various forms such as 'post-rock' and 'post-terror', and now we are entering the era of 'post-reaction'.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on the importance of the hypothetical film?

    -The speaker believes that the hypothetical film is fundamental and very important for the Zeitgeist of the 20th century, as it would provide social criticism and collective reflection that is necessary for such a film.

  • What is the reference to 'transi' in the script?

    -The reference to 'transi' seems to be a suggestion for a film project that the speaker finds fundamental, possibly related to the political situation during Bolsonaro's presidency in Brazil.

  • What is the speaker's view on the application of the term 'negationism' in the context of the tragedy in the South of Brazil?

    -The speaker believes that the term 'negationism' is being misapplied to explain the phenomenon of negligence in the South of Brazil, suggesting that a more accurate diagnosis is needed.

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