if someone made one of those iq bell curve memes for philosophy I'd be the soyjak redditor in the middle going "oh yeah well prove it!!1". I can "approach" the topic just fine when I'm on my own thankfully, like when I'm watching a video like that girl's, but whenever I try to share my thoughts with other people I immediately start feeling like a complete clown spouting nonsense. Just as an exercise in order to try and feel more comfortable doing that again, I originally wanted to say that I think a lot of the people making vids like that tend to forget how innately delusional the human mind is and they don't realize they're constantly perceiving not only their environment but also themselves through skewed perspectives owing to sadness, happiness, egoism, etc. If they're feeling good they'll tell you the universe is beautiful including all of its supposed flaws, but if their mind/body is in a bad place they'll say it's too arbitrary and restrictive or something along those lines. And in turn I experience that too, I'm feeling okay now so I could tell you that that's fine, maybe even that there's beauty to it, but if I was feeling down I'd point to it as proof that we're even dumber and more lost than we realize and there's no obvious fix for it.