humanology 2058.2
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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Gymnology 2058.2, July 4th special.
00:00:13Okay, let's do some, as usual, let's do some physical therapy for my right shoulder.
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00:00:49Very cool, very cool. Nice. Now, for exercise, let's do some dancing, okay?
00:01:00Okay? I'm one of those few people who can dance without any music playing, okay? So.
00:01:13Mm-hmm.
00:01:43Okay, there we go. Oh, exercise, right? Yeah. Dancing. Okay, five minutes break, please. Thank you.
00:02:10A lot of exercise there. Very nice. Yep, yep.
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00:06:16Okay, welcome back, welcome to Humanology and yeah, so happy July 4th.
00:06:45If you're in America, otherwise, yeah, happy Thursday.
00:06:50Yeah, our friends kindly, generously designed this wonderful t-shirt for us, okay?
00:06:57Yeah, hopefully for 2024 president.
00:07:01Okay, yeah, I'll just wear this, okay?
00:07:05Yeah, happy July 4th, okay? Yeah.
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00:07:10Hmm?
00:07:12Cheers, yeah.
00:07:16So, uh, I took a nap.
00:07:20Oh yeah, the Peking duck, the Chinese food, okay, amazing, okay, it's just magical.
00:07:27I still have leftovers because, uh, uh, Chinese restaurant in Wasilla, Alaska, okay, uh,
00:07:34they're very kind and generous to me, okay, they gave me a lot of duck meat because I told them, yeah,
00:07:39I'm a huge fan of Peking duck, yeah, Peking, so they gave me a lot of duck meat, okay,
00:07:45so, D-U-C-K, okay, so, uh, bird, fowl, okay, not D-O-G, okay, no, duck, okay.
00:07:55So, yeah, third time I'll have some after the showcase, I'll make a duck soup with boiled water, okay?
00:08:03It's just, oh, great taste, yeah.
00:08:08And then I took a nap, and then I woke up, and then I went to, uh, Wasilla Wonderland Park,
00:08:16and they were playing live music, yeah, the, you know, music in the park, right?
00:08:22Yeah, it was nice, I was just audience, I did not do anything, I did not dance, okay,
00:08:28some of people did dance, yeah, live music band, local band, okay,
00:08:34people who know how to play musical instruments, it is great band, okay, they have, like, percussion,
00:08:41like, drummists, two of them, okay, and then bass guitar, electric guitar, acoustic guitar,
00:08:50and the keyboardist, the pianist, wow, and the, yeah, the singer.
00:08:57It was fantastic. So, it's a balancing act between, uh, active and passive, right?
00:09:07When I run the show like this, yeah, I'm the host, I'm running the show, like, prima donna, right?
00:09:17As an actor, storyteller, but, okay, that takes a lot of energy, right?
00:09:25It takes a lot of energy, right?
00:09:28And then balancing act, okay, so as a host, actor, writer, or performer,
00:09:37then as an audience, to sit back as an audience member and enjoy the other people's performance,
00:09:50just relax, you know?
00:09:55Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, okay, yeah, mm-hmm, it was a great performance.
00:10:21Their style's like jazz, jazz, jazzy, uh, it was a little bit, it's great jazz music that they played,
00:10:30okay, and, uh, but, uh, it's kind of fast music, they're professional musicians, okay, so,
00:10:39uh, great jazz music, but, um, in my opinion, too fast to dance to, okay?
00:10:50Maybe some professional dancers can dance to that jazz tune, but it's very fast, okay,
00:10:57I'm kind of a slow dancer, but great jazz music, okay, but in my opinion, too fast to dance to,
00:11:08for me, because I'm a slow dancer, okay, so, okay, so, yeah, but it was a great performance, yeah,
00:11:14yeah, yeah, uh, mathematics, uh,
00:11:26let's do tomorrow, okay, yeah, we did not, you know, yeah, we need to verify that formula that
00:11:32we kind of corrected, right, yeah, uh, we'll do tomorrow, okay, so, okay, yeah, okay, yeah,
00:11:44yeah, let's just relax and talk, okay, all right, five minutes, great, okay, thank you, yeah,
00:11:51very cool, awesome, yep.
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00:15:28okay, welcome to Humanology, uh, July 4th special edition,
00:15:35sure, yeah, happy Independence Day, so, uh, the earlier today, uh, we had Facebook live, I mean,
00:15:43the Instagram live, Facebook live, too, and, uh, Instagram live, interesting, uh, the philosophical
00:15:49discussion about religion, right, yeah, uh, it's, uh, a little bit controversial kind of discussion,
00:16:01okay, so, uh, but it was very civil discussion, okay, uh, not debate per se, but, uh,
00:16:14it's quite important discussion, though, okay, so, uh, we talked about martyrdom, okay, so, um,
00:16:23I mean, I love that movie Mission, okay, the Mission, it's a Catholic, uh, Christian theme,
00:16:32uh, but I do not like some parts of that movie, okay, because I grew up as Christian, but
00:16:40I'm a humanologist now, okay, I created my own religion, okay, like, syncretic, it means
00:16:46synthesis of different religions, okay, yeah, there are many, there's a Wikipedia article about
00:16:52syncretism, okay, yeah, we pick and choose good parts of different religions, and then come up
00:16:59with our own, okay, so, synthesize different parts of, good parts of other religions, then we come up
00:17:07with our own, we kind of name it, right, yeah, so, uh, martyrdom, okay, so, uh, in human knowledge school,
00:17:20we are against it, okay, because in humanology, it's human knowledge, so we put human being at
00:17:28the center of the universe, okay, uh, there's not a single ideology, including humanology, uh, that is,
00:17:35uh, there's no ideology, including humanology, okay, that is, uh,
00:17:42that warrants human sacrifice, we are against it, okay, like January 6th, Donald Trump,
00:17:51people, some people passed away that day, they went to prison, some of them, okay, for what,
00:17:58for what, for what, Donald J. Trump, come on,
00:18:05how about Christianity, I mean, Jesus is better than Donald J. Trump, but
00:18:10we do not recommend martyrdom, no,
00:18:15no ideology, including democracy, independence, or freedom, deserve to, uh, have, uh, some kind
00:18:25of human sacrifice, no, no, there's some harmful effect of some religions, including Christianity,
00:18:36okay, we do not, we reject that concept of martyrdom in this school of human knowledge,
00:18:41okay, so, uh, we want people to be safe, okay, we are survivalists, okay, martyrdom is
00:18:54religious suicidalism, that's what martyrdom is, we don't want that,
00:19:00January 6th, yeah, political suicidalism, we don't want that, no,
00:19:08okay, we don't want that,
00:19:11do we reject the concept of martyrdom, okay,
00:19:30okay, we want people to survive and thrive, we are survivalists, okay,
00:19:42that's where we stand for,
00:19:46yeah, survive and thrive, okay,
00:19:50so no martyrdom, okay, yeah, welcome to human knowledge, okay, let's take five minutes break,
00:19:54okay, and, uh, yeah, it's a heavy topic, I know, yeah, but, well, we, uh, we embrace challenges,
00:20:05because we are smart people, we can take challenges, yeah, we are humanologists,
00:20:09we are the smartest, okay, yeah, we'll take five minutes break, okay, thank you, yeah, all right.
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00:24:32okay, so let's go to Instagram live, huh, sure, yeah, uh,
00:24:40double trouble, well, we are not troublemakers, okay, we are like,
00:24:50artists, okay, so, uh, maybe controversial somewhat, but,
00:24:55well, look, we are good people, okay, so, double deco, triple deco, sure,
00:25:01then,
00:25:13how about double billing, okay, like, some, uh, movies, it's like, they play, like, two movies in,
00:25:21with one ticket, okay, it's kind of like that, okay, so, how about that, yeah, time check real quick,
00:25:25time check, yeah,
00:25:32uh, it's been, like, 20 minutes, okay, okay, okay, it's been about 10 minutes, good,
00:25:40it's been less than 30 minutes, I think,
00:25:45so,
00:26:02okay,
00:26:05uh, let's see, yeah, let's go to the Instagram live, okay,
00:26:15um,
00:26:36hello, friends, yeah, welcome to, uh, Humanology Instagram live edition, yeah, hey, thank you,
00:26:42Italian contribution, friends, yeah, honkily for US President 2024, thank you, yeah,
00:26:49beautiful design, thank you, yes, so, uh, yeah, I went to, like, the Wonderland Park in
00:26:57downtown Wasilla, and, uh, I participated in the Music in the Park program as an audience,
00:27:07okay, yeah, it was wonderful, it's like, uh, the live band, local band, right,
00:27:16they are the people who actually know how to play musical instruments, professionals, okay,
00:27:25it's, it was fantastic, okay, I, I didn't dance in one thing, I just watched them playing,
00:27:32perform, playing music as an audience, okay, I, I just sit back, relax and enjoy the music,
00:27:40it was fantastic, yeah,
00:27:44also, yeah, the food trucks, like, uh, the vendors, okay, yeah, I bought some, uh, Chinese food again,
00:27:53yeah, and dumplings and such, oh, yeah, I look forward to eating it, uh, after the show, but
00:28:00it was great, welcome, happy July 4th, oh, so, happy Thursday, thank you, yeah, good times, oh, yeah,
00:28:11cheers, yep,
00:28:16oh, yeah,
00:28:21so, earlier today, we had interesting intellectual discussion, right, with a gentleman,
00:28:27uh, about religion and, uh, philosophy, right, that was great, look, I appreciate religions, I do,
00:28:36okay, uh, we're very respectful to each other, even if we disagree at some points,
00:28:46but it was very fruitful discussion there, yeah, yeah, yeah, welcome to Human Art School, yeah,
00:28:55you want donuts, sure, yeah, if internet works, yeah, happy July 4th, yeah,
00:29:03where,
00:29:08yeah,
00:29:11okay, okay, yeah,
00:29:17welcome,
00:29:18um, welcome, yeah, welcome, welcome, hi, honky, yeah, yeah, what are you doing right now,
00:29:30I'm just relaxing, yeah, okay, it's a cool comb over you got, man, did you gel your hair this
00:29:36morning, uh, it's just, uh, natural hair, no hair product, holy shit, how do you get my hair like
00:29:46that, uh, like, uh, it's, to be honest, uh, it's, I run, jogging, and so, some sweat,
00:30:01yeah, I jog, run, so, yeah, some natural sweat,
00:30:07so, your hair erodes from the sweat, yeah, oil, sweat, just from my body,
00:30:17can you, can you tell me something cool about math, mathematics,
00:30:22yeah, mathematics, like arithmetic, yeah, sure, sure, I'll show you, okay,
00:30:26yeah,
00:30:29whoa, what are you working on, uh, it's like, uh, integers, number theory, yep,
00:30:38really,
00:30:41have you published any books, yeah, yeah,
00:30:44yeah, okay, can you, uh, can you tell me what number theory is, it's about numbers,
00:30:55like, integers, like, minus one, plus one, minus two, plus two, zero, it's, uh, it's,
00:31:03it does not involve any, like, fractions, like, 0.5, yeah, it's about integers, like, uh,
00:31:11one, two, three, four, five, that's what number theories are, if I do one plus one,
00:31:17am I doing numbers theory, yes, okay, that's cool, so, I'm like a number theorist now,
00:31:25yeah, you're such a good teacher, Hunky, what would I do without you, oh, thank you, yeah,
00:31:33do you have any questions for me, what's your ambition,
00:31:36um, my ambition, I have a very special plan for this world, yeah, tell us, yeah,
00:31:46you want me to tell you, yeah,
00:31:51well, it can only happen when everyone I love is finally gone,
00:31:55okay, everything I've ever wanted is finally done away with, okay,
00:31:59when my dreams are for a time obscured is by a shining brainless beacon, okay,
00:32:09and then when I'm finally calm and joyful, okay, yeah, that's it, okay, very cool, very cool,
00:32:18now, uh, do you know major arts, I do, what kind of major arts,
00:32:24um, I know how to wrestle with men, okay, get naked, oily, sweaty, and then just wrestle,
00:32:33wrestling, yeah, okay, okay, how old are you, I'm 34, you're 34, yeah, okay, okay,
00:32:46uh, what's your profession,
00:32:52um, professional evildoer right now, uh, well, be good,
00:33:01but that goes against my profession, I have to do bad things, or else I'm not going to get paid,
00:33:05my boss tells me I've got like a quota that I've got to get through every single month of evil
00:33:09deeds, and if I don't get through them, then I'm going to get fired, and I have a family,
00:33:13I have kids that I have to take care of, so I just have to do bad things, well, get a new job,
00:33:21I can't, it's the only job they let me have, get a good job with good things,
00:33:27do you have a job for me, uh, not me, but because I also am an employee, but,
00:33:36uh, I'm a lawyer, and, uh, I do not do anything bad or illegal, you're a lawyer, yeah,
00:33:47what can't you do, are you an astronaut too,
00:33:51uh, I am not an astronaut, and, uh, I used to be, uh, in the U.S. Army, I used to be an electrician
00:33:58for helicopters, I've been inside of Blackhawk, but, or Apache, Chinook, but I never flew,
00:34:10no, Blackhawk, no, no, no, no, no, Blackhawk, Blackhawk,
00:34:19that's a helicopter in the U.S. Army, also Chinook, Apache,
00:34:23helicopter with Blackhawks, we have to let you go, you're being too piece, okay,
00:34:32I, Blackhawk, that's like, uh, American Indian, American native, tribe, Blackhawk,
00:34:40it's like, hawk, birds of prey, okay, yeah, like eagle, back on, hawk, okay, Blackhawk, that's like,
00:34:51American native tribe, American Indians, okay, also Chinook, another American native tribe,
00:35:00also Apache, another American native tribe, okay, American natives that came from Asia,
00:35:11oh, like 50,000 years ago, something like that, okay, so, yeah, three main helicopters in U.S.
00:35:17Army, all named after American native tribes from, who came from Asia, yeah, happy 4th of July,
00:35:26so, when I was an electrician for helicopters in the U.S. Army,
00:35:30I've been inside of those helicopters, but I never flew
00:35:37in those helicopters, my friends have, I never had a chance, I only fixed helicopters, like,
00:35:44electric parts, as an electrician for helicopters, when they are parked, when
00:35:51helicopters are parked in the hangar, never had a chance to fly in a helicopter,
00:36:00I wish I had, but never had a chance, but my friends have, yeah, okay, welcome friends,
00:36:09okay, we'll take five minutes break, okay, thank you, yeah, I need some more color, that's okay,
00:36:14so, okay, five minutes break, thank you, happy July 4th, yep, yep, yeah, very cool, right, yeah,
00:36:23okay, time check real quick, getting motion, it's been less than one hour, so, we have been,
00:36:30like, time-wise, okay, five minutes, thank you, yep, very cool,
00:36:39thank you,
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00:39:01yeah,
00:39:05well, good sense of humor, okay, our previous guest, but it's too PG-13-ish, okay, so,
00:39:12that's why I had to let him go, okay, but, interesting sense of humor, a little bit vulgar,
00:39:20it's risqué, okay, but it was fun, okay, so, but I had to let him go, because we cannot do PG-13
00:39:30here, okay, so, we have to be age-appropriate, okay, yeah, okay,
00:39:40yeah, what else,
00:39:44so, yeah, these days, if I'm not too drunk, okay, we do, like, the human element show the
00:39:54in daily motion, and then we transition to Instagram live, and then after that,
00:39:59yeah, Facebook live, okay, in Facebook live, we just watch some YouTube videos, make some
00:40:04commentaries there, and we play some music videos, okay, like,
00:40:10here I am,
00:40:14and there's nothing in the world I could do, until you're back here, baby,
00:40:19baby, until you're back here, baby, and I wonder,
00:40:31and I wonder,
00:40:34it goes like that, okay, I don't know the full lyrics, okay, but it's British band,
00:40:39right, yeah, what a charming tune,
00:40:43I heard that song before, but most recently, I was, it was like five months ago, I was just shopping
00:40:52in a supermarket grocery store, it was cars, like, formerly known as Safeway in Wasilla downtown,
00:40:57okay, they play that tune, okay, and then, oh, yeah, I remember their music, so I looked it up,
00:41:03there's the lyrics in the Google, okay, okay, it's a British band, okay, yeah,
00:41:09so I play that tune in the Facebook live, because it's foreign music, it's not American music,
00:41:15because Facebook live, they do not allow the playing, like, American music for copyright
00:41:24violation purpose, intellectual property protection, I understand that, I'm a lawyer,
00:41:32but they allow playing foreign music, because they cannot keep track of all the music in the world,
00:41:43there'll be too much database storage, right, so they only protect American music,
00:41:51more like recent ones, okay, so I don't know, I don't know, I don't know,
00:41:58American music, more like recent ones, contemporary ones, okay,
00:42:06but some old American music, yeah, they allow it sometimes, okay, yeah,
00:42:21yeah, oh, yeah, so
00:42:29yeah,
00:42:33good times,
00:42:38so I took a nap, woke up, and brushed my teeth, and then went to Wonderland Park in the Wasilla
00:42:47downtown, yeah, music in the park, right, yeah, it was great venue, yeah, yeah,
00:42:53yeah, so my friends worked there, okay, and so, yeah, saying hello, and yeah, a lot of people,
00:43:03Wasilla, our neighbors, towners, and with their family, yeah,
00:43:23yeah, and police officers, park rangers, yeah, for protection, right, very important, yeah,
00:43:33uniformed officers, yeah, yeah,
00:43:39I appreciate their service, yeah,
00:43:40yeah, also, they're very good-looking people, police officers,
00:43:54I'm being honest, okay, park rangers, police officers, uniformed officers, okay,
00:44:04they're very, very good-looking people, I'm just being honest,
00:44:07okay, yeah,
00:44:13yeah, well, welcome, yeah, so,
00:44:21yeah,
00:44:26public gathering, right, yeah, so a lot of
00:44:30families, yeah, with their children, yeah, oh, yeah, children, they're beautiful, of course,
00:44:36yeah, beautiful people, yeah, and elderly, and also,
00:44:48our friends in wheelchairs, yeah, with some physical disabilities, and yeah, we're coming
00:44:57together, celebrating holiday, yeah, it's a great tradition, welcome, yeah, oh, yeah,
00:45:17local musicians, live music performance,
00:45:21it was amazing, yeah, yeah, making some eye contacts, right, yeah, guitarists, vocalists,
00:45:30pianists, like, keyboard, keyboardists, and drummists, and
00:45:42bass guitar, bassists, okay, I'm a huge fan of bass guitar, okay,
00:45:51like, Brazilian music, Rita Lee, okay, yeah, Lhasa Perfume,
00:45:58Perfume, Lhasa, Lhasa Perfume, Lhasa Perfume,
00:46:17great tune, yeah, we played that too in the Facebook live, okay, yeah, I think it was like
00:46:24yesterday, okay, yeah, huge fan, yeah, oh, yeah,
00:46:35I can sing and dance, but I cannot play any musical instruments, maybe with the exception
00:46:40of harmonica, okay, harmonica is very lenient, generous, forgiving kind of instrument, okay,
00:46:46because it's harmony, right, harmonica, yeah, but I cannot play a tune with harmonica,
00:46:51just something random, but still sounds pretty good,
00:46:58you can breathe in and out of harmonica, right, which is very relaxing, okay, yeah,
00:47:08welcome friends, yeah,
00:47:09yeah, yeah, happy July 4th, yeah, yeah, now let's take five minutes break, I need some vocal rest,
00:47:22okay, five minutes, thank you, yeah, welcome, very cool,
00:47:29and then after that, I'll start drinking a little bit, okay, because I am like totally sober, okay,
00:47:34yeah, okay, five minutes, thank you, yep.
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00:49:49okay, welcome back, we are back, and uh, so at the Wasilla Wonderland Park, yeah, I did, uh,
00:49:58uh, wait a minute, uh, okay, welcome back, we are back, and uh, yeah, so interruption there, uh,
00:50:14but okay, so Wonderland Park in Wasilla downtown, I did some skateboarding this time,
00:50:20last time, uh, maybe I clicked some button by accident, so the recording was interrupted,
00:50:27but this time, uh, yeah, it went very well, so I was able to record, uh, my kind of clumsy, uh,
00:50:35skateboarding, I, I'm not very good at it, but it's good exercise, skateboard, okay,
00:50:42yeah, this time it's fully recorded and uploaded to Tumblr, Klapper, Instagram, and Facebook,
00:50:50okay, yeah, so that's good,
00:50:59good exercise there,
00:51:05yeah,
00:51:08and look at me, I'm 46, okay, and then, uh, skateboard, uh, mostly younger people
00:51:15do skateboarding, right, but me, uh, yeah, I'm old, relatively speaking,
00:51:26comparatively speaking, I'm 46, but, uh, my mind is young, my body is young, so yeah,
00:51:34I do skateboarding sometimes, although I'm not good at it, I enjoy it, okay, yeah, cheers,
00:51:38happy July 1st, yep,
00:51:44yeah,
00:51:48it was nice,
00:51:55yeah,
00:51:55yeah, okay, it's like 8 30 p.m in Alaska, so I guess
00:52:10in the evening, and I guess other parts of the world, it's kind of late,
00:52:14I guess, okay, so yeah, yeah, have a good night's sleep, sure,
00:52:19okay,
00:52:23yeah,
00:52:38so in the Instagram live show, okay, uh, we have friends, guests, uh, maybe they are still kind of,
00:52:48we can categorize our guests in the show, okay, uh, first kind, uh, they're like highly intellectual
00:52:56people, so we have some intellectual discussion, civil, not debate per se, but, you know,
00:53:03civil discussion, right, yeah, and, um, I really enjoy intellectual discussion, okay, yeah,
00:53:18um,
00:53:24second kind, yeah, uh, they just want to say hello,
00:53:26oh, that's great, yeah, greetings, yeah, socialization, fantastic, okay,
00:53:33and there are third kind, they're kind of problematic, like, they're jokesters,
00:53:40sometimes they use, like, vulgar language, sometimes, like, PG-13-ish,
00:53:48uh, and they're the kind of people that make me nervous,
00:53:55why? I, because they are, they, like, use foul language,
00:54:01um, yeah,
00:54:18well, for whatever reason, yeah, the Instagram live stopped, well, we restarted, okay,
00:54:26I don't know why,
00:54:31no clue what happened there,
00:54:56um, yeah, maybe internet connection issue, yeah, that happens, okay, so,
00:55:04let's restart it, okay, so,
00:55:14hello, friends, yeah, welcome to, uh, Humanology Instagram live edition, yeah, thank you,
00:55:19yeah, for our time contribution, yeah, thank you, yeah, so, yeah, happy July 4th in America,
00:55:28and if you are in other countries, yeah, happy Thursday, okay, yeah, yeah, cheers, yeah,
00:55:41there's some internet connection issues, so, yeah, that's why I have to restart it,
00:55:45yeah, you want to join us, yeah, yeah, welcome, yeah, we invite our friends,
00:55:58yeah, happy July 4th, yeah, hi, yeah, welcome, welcome, yeah, happy July 4th, yeah, yeah,
00:56:05happy July 4th, yeah, thank you, yeah, did you light any fireworks today,
00:56:14uh, I, I'm listening to some fireworks, but I have not seen it yet, yeah, okay, well,
00:56:23we solved the homeless problem at the job, oh, good, yeah, we figured out lighting up some
00:56:29fireworks would help, okay, okay, like spark at them, so they ran away,
00:56:36okay, yeah, so we did that, it's very illegal in our state, yeah,
00:56:45but don't worry, we put the fireworks in your name, so that the people that the city does get
00:56:53they don't have to talk to you, so can you cover for us,
00:56:57uh, hey, uh, just be safe, don't do anything illegal, okay, yeah,
00:57:08we're not doing anything bad, okay, like lighting up some fireworks,
00:57:15oh, look, I'm feeling you're on our fridge, oh, thank you, thank you, yeah, thank you,
00:57:22thank you, yeah, yeah, this is the only family picture we have, thank you, yeah,
00:57:32this is what we do, thank you, yeah, yeah, we sent that CVS to print that out, okay,
00:57:40okay, yeah, are you gonna do any, are you doing any hot dogs, uh, I have some, um,
00:57:48D-U-C-K, duck, D-U-C-K, it was from a Chinese restaurant, it was nice, yeah,
00:58:00what is there to do in Alaska,
00:58:02say it one more time, what is there to do in Alaska, uh, we do like hiking, camping, fishing,
00:58:11yeah, can you go skiing there, uh, during the winter, yeah, some ice skating in the frozen lake,
00:58:21but skiing, ski, yeah, skiing, yeah, yeah, ski and snowboard, yeah, yeah,
00:58:26snowboard, yeah, yeah, okay, do you snowboard, yeah, yeah, I ski, oh, that's great, yeah,
00:58:37yeah, snowboard is too difficult, but, um, I think he has a question, yeah, yeah,
00:58:48um, what would you say, how often do you go,
00:58:58how often do I go to the gym, yeah, uh, yeah, these days, I once a month,
00:59:07what gym do you go to, planet fitness, oh, yeah, that was a good one,
00:59:14yeah, do you guys have a YMCA in Alaska, uh, yeah, in, uh, downtown Anchorage, yep,
00:59:23do you live in Anchorage, I live in Wasilla, that's one hour north of Anchorage,
00:59:29do you work in Anchorage, uh, I work in Wasilla, yeah, so you work in Wasilla, yeah,
00:59:38but you don't work in Anchorage, I used to, uh, years ago, yeah, okay, did you like it over there,
00:59:47yeah, yeah, okay, how do you deal with the day-night cycle in Alaska, because it did not
00:59:54turn nighttime, yeah, it's like, uh, 9 p.m. and, uh, it's quite bright there, yep, wow, yeah, yeah,
01:00:04wow, yep, yep, can you show us how bright it is, oh, yeah, can you give us a tour outside,
01:00:12sure, yeah, yeah, let's go outside, yeah,
01:00:18okay, is it cold in Alaska, uh, it's temperature-wise 60 Fahrenheit,
01:00:2860, 60,
01:00:42okay,
01:00:58okay,
01:01:28okay,
01:01:58okay,
01:02:28okay,
01:02:58okay,
01:03:14mess up the place, so would you be able to make, like, a, make it where it is less accessible,
01:03:22and then also add execution chambers for those people as well, uh, when it comes to disability,
01:03:33what, when it comes to, uh, disability, okay, uh, what we can do for them is, um,
01:03:41um, in embryonic stem cell, okay, uh, it's very, uh, promising field for, to cure disability, okay,
01:03:53embryonic stem cell research, yeah, I'm full support of that, so that people in the wheelchair,
01:04:02uh, they can walk again, uh, with stem cell therapy,
01:04:11I mean, we, look, uh, jokes aside, okay, uh, we, we, we care about them, okay, we want to heal them,
01:04:24no, we're not killing them, we're just removing several limbs,
01:04:32we want to heal, heal, heal, cure,
01:04:36but maybe, like, long them, they slowly, they lose each of their limbs, no, no,
01:04:47so then they don't have to worry about anything,
01:04:52uh, we want to help, but we are helping, yeah, okay, what about, um,
01:04:59um, okay, what if we were to, like,
01:05:06let's take the police of Arkansas, right, all right, they were to, to raise, like,
01:05:12they were able to round up all the people in the streets, right, but then we put them in, like,
01:05:19farms, right, we put them in farms, and we make them, uh, we make them
01:05:27kind of, like, take time for us to make people more shirts, like, more stuff, put them to work,
01:05:34right, and so then we, because of that, the government would give them health care and stuff,
01:05:40right, and yeah, wouldn't that be a good idea?
01:05:47Yeah, so homeless people, uh, we want to give them jobs, uh,
01:05:52just take them off, like, take any, like, a kid at school doing his math homework and they just
01:05:58kidnap him, yeah, just for a day to learn something, to learn how to work in the workforce.
01:06:05Oh, yeah, yeah, sure, uh, yeah, the cotton field farms is very good jobs, it's very healthy,
01:06:14very healthy, it can be barley or rice, it could be, like, chicken or pig, ox, cows,
01:06:26uh, I'm a huge fan of agriculture, so it's very healthy kind of job, it's like a physical labor,
01:06:33yeah, I'm all for it, yeah, yeah. What if they used elephants instead of chickens?
01:06:40Huh? What if they used elephants? Oh, yeah, that's even better.
01:06:49But why elephants? Because, uh, elephants, they have this ivory tusk,
01:07:01which is highly valuable, and it's very expensive, and we can farm elephants and harvest
01:07:10ivories, and we can sell them with a lot of money.
01:07:18How would you get them at companies that don't like animals, like PETA?
01:07:23Huh? Oh, yeah, PETA, yeah, yeah, though, uh,
01:07:27uh, yeah, PETA, like, people, like, who care about animal welfare, uh, but
01:07:42some of them eat meat, some of them are vegetarians, but some of them eat meat, so,
01:07:48uh, elephant meat, or ox meat, chicken meat, it's pretty much the same thing, so, yeah.
01:07:58But elephants could go extinct. Yeah, because elephants aren't that, uh, easily farmable,
01:08:06they're not easy to maintain and farm, so would the cost of keeping those animals alive and
01:08:14housing them be enough to cover from the ivory? Yeah, so,
01:08:24elephants have this, like, epidermis, those elephant hides, very thick, and we can use it as,
01:08:31uh, to make some products, like, uh, maybe a handbag or shoes, kind of rubbery,
01:08:40and, uh, we can do that, and elephant meat, uh, I would like to try elephant meat,
01:08:47I'm sure some people in the world would like to try elephant meat, so when we farm elephants,
01:08:53they will never go extinct, because people make money. Farm the animal, like, chicken,
01:09:00yeah, they will never go extinct, because we'll reproduce. So, elephants aren't chickens,
01:09:09in, like, six weeks or less, they just plop them, and elephants take almost nine years.
01:09:17Yeah, exactly, and where would you sustain the elephants? Elephants live for a long time, too.
01:09:24Elephants are very expensive to maintain, too. It costs, I think, a thousand dollars a day to feed
01:09:30an elephant. Would you take money from the taxes of people to feed the elephants?
01:09:38Well, uh, I live in Alaska, we have a lot of trees, we have...
01:09:49Well, uh, then we'll, uh, put them in a barn,
01:09:58but maybe Alaska is not a good place for elephants. Maybe Texas or
01:10:06Arizona, and, um, and, like, elephants, they eat hay, like, grass, right? And, um,
01:10:23yeah, they do live a long time, right? So, we'll build a zoo, like, a safari,
01:10:29and so that people take pictures, and baby elephants, we'll rent them out as pets.
01:10:48What would you do to work for, work on the elephants? Because elephants
01:10:53can be very, very aggressive, so you would have to find willing people.
01:10:59We keep them in a shelter with a bunch of homeless people, and we do a shooting,
01:11:03and see which one wins. The homeless people are the elephants, and we'll see which one's best to
01:11:08sustain. And once we find out if the homeless people win, then they'll do the agriculture for
01:11:13us, and they'll make the money for us, and we'll sell homeless people. And if the elephants win,
01:11:20then they would do that. Because homeless people need jobs, and probably shooting an elephant would
01:11:28be the easiest job. So, we would just do a competition of shootings, and people can watch,
01:11:35and send that. That money could also go to homeless shelters, so they can give it to the
01:11:38homeless people. Well, no guns necessary, okay? No shooting necessary. What we can do is sarcos.
01:11:49We can train elephants. They're smart. They're intelligent animals, okay? Yeah, we can do sarcos,
01:11:55and with homeless people doing sarcos, maybe dancing with elephants,
01:12:01they'll be more peaceful. Yeah, social.
01:12:05How much would you pay a worker to watch the elephants? Because like you said,
01:12:08elephants are very dangerous. So, how much would you pay a worker an hour to watch the
01:12:15elephants, take care, feed them, clean up after them? How much would you pay a worker?
01:12:20The kind of money enough to sustain them, yep. So, would you say something around like
01:12:33$20 to $25 an hour? Good night.
01:12:42Sure, yeah. How many workers would you need to take care of all the elephants?
01:12:51I wake up the homeless people, okay? We can have some
01:12:56affordable housing, and then we provide them food and shelter,
01:13:03and then we can pay the minimum wage for their entertainment.
01:13:11Would you be able to take them by force, like if they didn't want to work? Would you be able
01:13:16to kidnap them and put them to work? Because some don't want to work because they want drugs and
01:13:22money, they want drugs, right? But if we force them to go, like if we kidnap some of the homeless
01:13:28people and force them to work, then their lives will get better because we feed them, take care
01:13:33of them, and give them money, even though we're forcing them. We can just bring guns. Yeah,
01:13:39yeah. Well, again, there are different kinds of homeless people. Some of them
01:13:47are working, okay? They just cannot afford to pay the rent in the apartment, okay?
01:13:52They are good people, legal. They are totally legal, okay? Some homeless people are drug addicts.
01:13:57We need to put them in jail. But why? Because they're doing something illegal.
01:14:03Drug? What kind of drugs? They do cocaine, heroin,
01:14:12fentanyl. That's the best drug out there.
01:14:19Every homeless person in Fentanyl gave up arms, firearms, and put them in a cage with elephants.
01:14:27I mean, that's what's happening in America, except for the elephant part. Like, yeah,
01:14:32homeless people, some of them do fentanyl, and they do have guns, and they make crimes sometimes.
01:14:39We see that in the news in America. Yeah, it's a big problem, yeah.
01:14:44Yeah, he's a retired fentanyl addict. So, I found him on the street once. And I said,
01:14:51once. And I said, you need to sober up. And he was like, okay.
01:14:56And he took me in her house. He showed me how to pee.
01:15:00Yeah, and he was like, you were like his savior. Like, he believed you were superior,
01:15:08and he needed you to save his life from fentanyl. And once he heard about you,
01:15:14and your amazing, beautiful stories written, he went on Kindle,
01:15:18Amazon Kindle, and bought all of your collections. Thank you.
01:15:23Yeah. So, he read all of your stories, and he practiced on them, and he found a new path.
01:15:30And now he's healthy, fighting elephants with firearms.
01:15:35No guns. No guns necessary.
01:15:39But he said, we need guns. Once the elephants get mad, how do we defend ourselves?
01:15:47Martial arts.
01:15:53Yeah.
01:15:59Okay, let's do a hypothetical, okay? How about, like, Bruce Lee
01:16:05with nunchucks versus elephant?
01:16:09What about Bruce Lee with 10 crier arms and one elephant?
01:16:13I mean, we don't want any guns, okay? Just Bruce Lee with nunchucks. Nunchucks and elephant.
01:16:24This is a five-ton animal with thick skin.
01:16:29Yeah.
01:16:33What about Bruce Lee with 10 knives?
01:16:36Okay.
01:16:40Well, knife is a little bit dangerous, okay? And so, we want to be fair. We want to please
01:16:47PETA people, okay? So, we don't want any more cruelty. We want this to be a fair fight.
01:16:53What if they come to attack you? What if the rules were reversed?
01:16:59Or what if we use tranquilizers?
01:17:03Okay.
01:17:05Sometimes that's necessary. Sometimes. Yeah.
01:17:09What if we use it on all the homeless people?
01:17:11No.
01:17:15No? Okay. Okay, what would you... I heard in one of your books, Chloe was telling me
01:17:22that you like to say the N-word a lot. What's your opinion on that?
01:17:28Well, we have African-American friends. Then, I asked them,
01:17:33hey, would you give me N-word pass? And they say yes. And then, yeah, then I
01:17:43have fun with our African-American friends using N-word.
01:17:47If he gave you the N-word pass right now, would you say it?
01:17:51But, uh, my friend, okay, yeah, I did use San Francisco SF, okay, in the last posting.
01:18:01I did honor your request.
01:18:03You did? You posted?
01:18:05Yeah, San Francisco. I used the word San Francisco SF, okay? So, also, I did, yeah.
01:18:13Which post was it?
01:18:15Uh, it's like, uh, earlier today.
01:18:17Okay, we'll take a look at it. Thank you.
01:18:19Thank you.
01:18:21Just for that, he will give you the N-word pass.
01:18:23Yes, I'll give you the N-word pass.
01:18:25But also, like, SF can mean also special forces in U.S. Army.
01:18:31Well, you and I, us three, we know what it means.
01:18:35Yeah.
01:18:37So...
01:18:39So, he gives you the N-word pass with the hard R.
01:18:43So, he gives you the N-word pass with the hard R.
01:18:47Uh, but you're not black.
01:18:49Yes, he is.
01:18:51I'm albino.
01:18:53He's light-skinned.
01:18:55My hair is my nose.
01:18:57I'm a black mama.
01:18:59His mom is black, and his dad is white.
01:19:01Yeah, you're a handsome guy.
01:19:03Muscular, ooh, look at you.
01:19:05Handsome and muscular, ooh.
01:19:09So, I give you the N-word pass.
01:19:12Uh, you cannot.
01:19:14Because only black person can give me N-word pass.
01:19:16And you're not black.
01:19:18Go on.
01:19:24He is black.
01:19:26He has the feature of a white person, but also a black person.
01:19:34This is my mom.
01:19:36Right there.
01:19:38This is her.
01:19:40That's me.
01:19:42Right there, that's my mama.
01:19:44Beautiful, yeah, very beautiful family.
01:19:46So, I'm black on you.
01:19:48I'm black.
01:19:50Well, you are half black.
01:19:54So, I give you half the N-word pass.
01:19:56Yeah, like...
01:19:58You can only give me 50% N-word pass.
01:20:00You can only give me 50% N-word pass.
01:20:02So, you can say negative.
01:20:04No, like...
01:20:06I can only say...
01:20:08Ni.
01:20:10No, you can say the G.
01:20:12I don't know.
01:20:14You are only 50% black.
01:20:16So, I can only say 50%.
01:20:18Ni.
01:20:20Ni.
01:20:22That's all I can say.
01:20:24No, you have to say the G.
01:20:26Because then the other Gs have...
01:20:28Yeah, N-I-G-G-A.
01:20:30Or N-I-G-E-R.
01:20:34You say N-I-G...
01:20:36And that's it, because I'm half.
01:20:40But, okay.
01:20:42Ni.
01:20:46Ni.
01:20:48Yeah, that's all I can say.
01:20:54Thank you, man.
01:20:56Yeah, you're welcome.
01:20:58What if his mom gave you the pass?
01:21:00Then I can say, but...
01:21:03I can say, but...
01:21:05Can you say it on live?
01:21:07Sure.
01:21:11Okay, let me call her.
01:21:13We're gonna call her.
01:21:15Okay.
01:21:27Hold on.
01:21:29Okay, hold on.
01:21:31We're getting the true queen
01:21:33on the phone.
01:21:35Okay.
01:21:37Hold on.
01:21:59He is?
01:22:03He's gonna call his friend.
01:22:06Okay.
01:22:26Show your face.
01:22:28I need to show my face real quick.
01:22:30I need you to tell Hunky Lee
01:22:32it's okay to say the N-word.
01:22:40Can you say it on live?
01:22:42He won't listen to us.
01:22:44He won't listen to me.
01:22:46He doesn't believe that I'm black.
01:22:48You have to give him the N-word.
01:22:50He can only say half.
01:22:52He needs a full one.
01:22:54You need to cash out
01:22:56that dollar.
01:22:58Just give him the N-word.
01:23:00Just tell him to get the N-word.
01:23:22You can say it on QE.
01:23:24Okay.
01:23:27I am a N-word
01:23:29supremacist.
01:23:31I am a normal fan of N-word race.
01:23:33Okay? How about that?
01:23:35Yeah, N-word
01:23:37are the best race out there.
01:23:39Yeah.
01:23:45Hunky Lee.
01:23:47There we go.
01:23:53If you were president,
01:23:55would you say the word?
01:23:57Yeah, sure.
01:24:01If I get N-word pass, yeah.
01:24:03But would you
01:24:05give the pass to everybody?
01:24:07I mean,
01:24:09you have to be African-American
01:24:11who can
01:24:13give me N-word pass.
01:24:15Then I'll say it
01:24:17as a U.S. president.
01:24:21What if
01:24:23the vice president
01:24:25was African-American?
01:24:27Oh, that's cool.
01:24:29Would you say it?
01:24:31If I get N-word pass, yeah.
01:24:39Yeah, Hunky Lee.
01:24:41I think we're good from there.
01:24:43Okay.
01:24:45Yeah, thank you.
01:24:47Thank you. Yeah, happy to write for you.
01:24:49Yeah, thank you.
01:24:52Thank you.
01:24:54Thank you.
01:24:56Yeah.
01:25:00Great people, right?
01:25:02These people are amazing.
01:25:04They're intellectual and also very entertaining.
01:25:08Some people have both qualities.
01:25:10They're intellectual
01:25:12and also entertaining.
01:25:14Some people have both of those
01:25:16good qualities.
01:25:18Yeah.
01:25:20The future leaders, okay?
01:25:22Yeah, okay.
01:25:24Let's have five minutes break, okay?
01:25:26Mighty proud.
01:25:28Five minutes, okay?
01:25:30Fantastic.
01:25:32Yeah, now time check
01:25:34and then motion.
01:25:38We have like 30 minutes left,
01:25:40okay? Good, good, good.
01:25:42I keep track of time, okay?
01:25:44But five minutes, okay?
01:25:46Thank you.
01:25:48Okay, fantastic.
01:25:50We love all races, okay?
01:25:52That was wonderful.
01:25:54Thank you.
01:25:56We love mixed races too.
01:26:04Okay, bye. Thank you.
01:26:18Thank you.
01:26:48Thank you.
01:27:18Thank you.
01:27:48Thank you.
01:28:18Thank you.
01:28:44We're back.
01:28:48So let's talk about n-word pass. It's a very interesting culture in America. It's a quite
01:28:59sophisticated rule. Look, I'm a mathematician, logician. Let me spell it out for you. N-word
01:29:08pass. There are about three rules there. Between black people, they don't need permission
01:29:20n-word pass. They are black. They talk to each other using n-words. What's up my n-word?
01:29:28Hello n-word. What's good n-word? Between black people, they don't need n-word pass
01:29:35for that because they are black. It's a very friendly term between black people in America.
01:29:41It's a very interesting culture. African-Americans are a huge cultural treasure. They are great
01:29:49inventors of dancing, music, jazz, hip-hop, rap, blues, rhythm and blues, some parts of
01:30:02gospel. It's African-American invention, right? Amazing talents there. Yeah, huge fans. Many
01:30:13dancing styles. African-Americans, okay? I learned great things from them, okay? African-Americans,
01:30:20yeah. Great dancers, right? Yeah. So rule number one, n-word pass. Rule number one,
01:30:29between black people, they don't need n-word pass because they are black, okay?
01:30:33Second rule in n-word pass, if you are not black, you cannot use n-word. You need to ask a black
01:30:47person for permission n-word pass. And if you are granted permission of n-word to use n-word,
01:30:57then you can say it in a more respectful fashion, okay? Rule number three, n-word pass expires in
01:31:08five minutes. After five minutes, you have to ask again. Okay. I did write about it and I did
01:31:18publish it. Yeah, it's part of this humanized paper that I published in the online internet,
01:31:25okay? Some of them in vixra.org or some of them in ssrn.com, like Social Science Research Network,
01:31:34okay? Because it's about American culture. It's very scholarly analysis of contemporary
01:31:42American culture. So it is legitimate academic
01:31:51analysis, okay? Yeah, very logical, mathematical, okay? Yeah, right. Do we have a guest in the room?
01:32:06If internet works, yeah, we'll invite our next guest.
01:32:11I think they left, okay.
01:32:18It's kind of late at night, right? Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
01:32:27Maybe next time, okay? Yeah, sure.
01:32:28Okay, so we are artists, we are writers, so we write some novels, fictions, comedy, but
01:32:48we are also very humanitarian people, okay? So we love everybody and we want to help people,
01:32:57okay? Like Michael Jackson, okay? Heal the world, make it a better place
01:33:09for you and for me and the entire human race, right? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, very good,
01:33:19good, motivational, peaceful song. Michael Jackson, okay? Yeah.
01:33:30And he's African American. Yeah, from Motown, yeah, Detroit, Michigan. Yeah, I've been to
01:33:36Motown Museum, okay? Yeah, Michael Jackson and others. Motown music is fantastic, yeah.
01:33:49Yeah. But don't get me wrong, okay? We love blacks, whites, browns, mixed races. We love
01:33:56everybody, okay? Yeah. Yeah, of course. Okay? Yeah. No, great people, okay? Right.
01:34:07So let's make transition to basketball live, okay? We watch some YouTube videos and make some
01:34:14video commentaries, okay? Yeah, what kind of YouTube videos we play in basketball live?
01:34:20Sometimes documentaries, music videos, movie clips, TV show clips. Okay, yeah. Yeah, okay.
01:34:29Thank you. Yeah, happy July 4th and happy Thursday. Thank you. Yeah, I will see you
01:34:33maybe tomorrow, okay? Thank you, yeah. God bless you, my little child. You're amazing, yeah.
01:34:39Oh, yeah. Thank you, yeah.
01:35:03Okay, yeah. So in a daily motion, how much time do we have?
01:35:1610 minutes. Okay, okay. Good, good. Yeah, so our wonderful friends, right? Yeah, fantastic, right?
01:35:23Yeah, they are so cool. Yeah.
01:35:35They're great writers, comedians too, okay? Yeah. Oh, yeah.
01:35:53They never cease to impress me. Yeah, they're very impressive young people, okay?
01:36:04I mean, another person, our friends in Instagram, they're hosting a show.
01:36:10You know what? Let's say hello, okay? Sure, yeah. I think we are allowed to do that.
01:36:15Your dad or like your brothers. Okay, that's fair, that's fair.
01:36:19That's, I was gonna say something wrong about that. No, my dad's farther than me, but...
01:36:24Yeah, I've seen your dad. Oh, yeah, you look at my Facebook, I remember that.
01:36:31Yes, that was me. Yeah, they got a lot of, like, troll accounts. Okay, but I, look,
01:36:41I don't have copyright to broadcast their show because it's their show, okay? So,
01:36:46okay, but nice. Yeah, I just say hello. Happy July 4th. Yeah, very cool. Okay, let's make transition
01:36:54to Facebook live, okay? Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow. Yeah, we'll get back to mathematics
01:36:59tomorrow, okay? Thank you. God bless you. God bless you. Yeah, you're amazing. Yeah,
01:37:03mighty proud of you. Yeah, thank you. Future leaders, absolutely.