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00:00:00hello friends yeah welcome to humanizer 2077 let's do some exercise i guess
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00:07:30Hello, good evening, happy Tuesday
00:07:35Welcome to humanize these 2077 good number. Yeah, so
00:07:47Mathematics we may get back to it later this evening. Okay
00:07:51For now, let's just talk
00:07:54Well, I'm wrong for US president, of course, but
00:07:58It's fun to talk about other candidates, okay, so
00:08:02So Kamala Harris today announced his
00:08:08Vpp
00:08:11Governor of Minnesota, mr
00:08:13So
00:08:17Kim waltz
00:08:18Kim waltz. I
00:08:20Just press it waltz like dance. Okay, so this is the idiot. Oh, no, Kim was okay
00:08:27uh, I was kind of wondering why
00:08:31she picked him because
00:08:34Maybe because I mean I learned it was Kim waltz who said yeah
00:08:40Database is weird. Okay, which is highly effective. I don't think it down to us. Come on guy
00:08:46he was a
00:08:48member of national
00:08:50used to be a member of the national US Army National Guard for Minnesota and
00:08:55Although it went up to comments on the measure. Okay. Yeah, very cool and
00:09:00I think that's a e9. I think yeah
00:09:03Yeah, he's seven southern first class e8 master soldier in I come inside of major
00:09:14Above that that's one more NC or act the surgeon of the army. Only one person get that. Okay, so
00:09:19In a given time. Okay, so come inside the measure is too much as high as cats as a
00:09:24No commission officer. Okay. Yeah, very cool
00:09:28and
00:09:30He's a former teacher in social science in high school and former Congress person and
00:09:36Yeah
00:09:37I think
00:09:39She picked him because he's very like peaceful looking up kind of guy also a better personality not alpha
00:09:45Like a Martelli of Arizona senator very alpha and kind of scary looking guy, right?
00:09:52He's bald head is vain
00:09:54On the side of his head like squiggly and his eyes like this like kind of scary looking guy
00:10:01former astronaut
00:10:03senator Martelli of Arizona, right and
00:10:06Josh Shapiro
00:10:07Jewish American
00:10:09Pennsylvania governor I'll get to our part time to be vice president not a better time. Okay, so maybe
00:10:16They might outshine her
00:10:19There are strengths and intelligence and our part-time male she doesn't want that and then my guess, okay
00:10:26But the governor of Minnesota
00:10:31Tim was
00:10:32More like grandfatherly. He's not that old actually. He's 60, but he looks older than that. Oh, okay
00:10:41But one year older than the camera Harris, but he looked quite old and he
00:10:47Does have pop belly and kind of like Santa Claus like grandfatherly looking look very warm
00:10:55positive
00:10:57Yeah
00:10:58And not to alpha type but better type, you know more supporting. Oh, so there's my yes. Okay. Yeah kind of well rounded
00:11:08Former union member and yeah, I think it's my choice actually
00:11:12Although I mean
00:11:15Okay, Terry Terry Copenhagen and after that the George Floyd riot in Minneapolis, Minnesota
00:11:23Yeah, he could have called in a National Guard of Minnesota where he didn't
00:11:28There was a beginning of Spain. Okay. Yeah, but yeah, it did happen on his watch George Floyd riot
00:11:35Okay, but also it happened on the Donald Trump's watch to go
00:11:39Okay, what did I was a talk to nothing
00:11:45Why
00:11:46They just didn't know how to handle situation. Okay
00:11:51But what caused that kind of riot is Kobe 1919 lockdown. She happened on the time that wrong. Okay, people are just angry
00:12:00Lockdown shut down for one year
00:12:02They went crazy people
00:12:05I
00:12:08Wasn't locked down
00:12:10Why I'll go to CDC
00:12:15Guideline 1010
00:12:18Essential workers were allowed to commute. I did because I was a researcher walk
00:12:24Okay, so
00:12:26To me his business as normal. I wasn't locked down shut down in my house. No
00:12:32Also, this is Alaska, right
00:12:34We are not very heavily populated
00:12:37at all
00:12:39to Kobe 19
00:12:41Generally affect Alaska that much
00:12:43Not as much as other states. We've got just sparsely populated
00:12:49Okay
00:12:52We just business as life as usual
00:12:58Yeah, so
00:13:00That's that and
00:13:02Yeah, I think it's a good pick actually
00:13:05Thinking about it. Yeah, good. I just happy of Pennsylvania. I don't know. It's usually America. So she took through Israel
00:13:14It's too polarized on that department. Okay, I that's
00:13:20There was a my concern actually, okay, because in this day and age the Hamas is our war
00:13:28I you cannot take side like that
00:13:31That's as a politician. Okay, you should support both
00:13:35Palestine and Israel to bring world peace between two countries. Okay
00:13:42So I think it's a wise choice actually
00:13:47I'm not against Jewish Americans. Of course not some of his friends as you some of his friends Arabs. Okay
00:13:53yeah, I love all countries or people and
00:13:57But Josh Shapiro you got a list of his ethnic heritage, he's too pro-israel and
00:14:05I'm not saying he's anti-palestine. I don't know. Okay, but he's too polarized. Okay, so there was my concern actually, so I think
00:14:15Looking back as camera has made right choice. Yeah, the more neutral guy
00:14:22Okay, good
00:14:25Okay
00:14:27Now let's take a five-minute break and
00:14:29You guys look expect mathematics. It's been a while after five minutes. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. Sure. Sure. It's a lot
00:14:38Yeah
00:14:40Okay
00:14:43Yeah, we'll take five minutes break
00:14:54There's our latest discovery, okay
00:15:24You
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00:17:36Okay, so in
00:17:40Facebook live and also in YouTube. Yeah, this is the Biden Trump debate
00:17:47Yeah, it's episode published yesterday in both Facebook live and
00:17:53YouTube and
00:17:55So there's one more episode left because the debate is like 90 minutes
00:18:00You do 10 minutes at a time
00:18:04Debate commentary series
00:18:06so I'm kind of thinking about just continue to another debate the most historic interesting debate like Jeff Kennedy and
00:18:14Richard Nixon debate
00:18:17famous ones like
00:18:19Ronald Reagan and
00:18:21Younger guy debate with the younger guy talked about Ronald Reagan's old age and
00:18:29Those are famous debates right presidential debates and also the one between
00:18:34Bill Clinton and George HW
00:18:37Bush senior, right
00:18:42Yeah
00:18:45Right, yeah, maybe I just continue to debate commentary. Okay, this is interesting
00:18:51In Facebook and YouTube. Okay. Yeah, I might okay
00:18:56Sure
00:18:59Can do that
00:19:02Okay
00:19:04So
00:19:11Our next step here would be to make some examples and
00:19:18Verify
00:19:19The veracity of this formula, okay
00:19:23we are converting k-index which is continuous to n-index which is like
00:19:32Discontinuous, okay, so mapping problem. So I was kind of thinking maybe given
00:19:41Two sets of numbers the mapping in between two sets of numbers like function
00:19:47Transformation from the mapping function. Okay. First one possibility hypothesis is this
00:19:55Given any random
00:19:58arbitrary two sets
00:20:00Maybe there's always a function
00:20:03algebraic function
00:20:05That maps one set to another set. Maybe
00:20:07Okay, because um in Fourier analysis
00:20:12Yeah, any random curve can be expressed as infinite summation of some sine and some cosine
00:20:20Well cosine can be expressed as sine so yeah some infinite
00:20:25summation of sines
00:20:27The trigonometric function. Okay, that one's proven. Yeah, there's Fourier transform, Fourier analysis, right?
00:20:33Yeah, maybe it's kind of like that
00:20:36And but I'm maybe for future mathematician maybe okay, either prove or disprove this hypothesis
00:20:44But I'm not interested in going that direction, okay because
00:20:50We are doing like Chinese Riemann theorem, Bayes coefficient, Euclidean algorithm, great common divisor, okay
00:20:57Yes
00:20:58We'll get back to that. Okay, so
00:21:01Okay
00:21:04Yeah
00:21:07And
00:21:16Let's grab another whiteboard and I'd copy them down and
00:21:22Then we verify whether this formula is correct or not
00:21:26Okay. Yeah, sure. I had to know
00:21:31So I my stomach is full. I'm digesting so I guess I cannot drink alcohol, you know
00:21:38My stomach has only so much capacity there, so I'm just drinking water
00:21:47Okay
00:21:51All right, let's take five minutes break and then
00:21:55Oh, dream?
00:21:57What kind of dream did I had last night, this morning?
00:22:01It was an interesting one
00:22:12I don't remember
00:22:17We have some amount of time, okay. Yeah, five minutes. Thank you. Yeah
00:22:22I have this leather sport coat, brown jacket. Yeah
00:22:28Yeah, nice
00:22:31Five minutes. Thank you. Yeah, I agree with the whiteboard
00:22:37Okay
00:22:50Mm-hmm
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00:23:36Not very nice
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00:26:06Okay
00:26:19Oh
00:26:21Let me put this up front
00:26:25Yeah, this is a heavy one
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00:26:36Oh
00:26:41Yeah
00:26:48So by the way, some clarification in that
00:26:52Small short story novel. I
00:26:55I mean, we are criticized this
00:27:00I mean, Tiffany Trump. I don't know whether she married that
00:27:05guy or not
00:27:09But I call them dirty like Ivanka Trump's husband
00:27:15Tiffany Trump's fiance because they are like, you know brown people, okay, marrying
00:27:21Brown white women, young women. Okay, that's I do not agree with that decision
00:27:27Okay, that's my criticism against those two guys. That's all. I love Arabs and Jews. Okay, they're Korean people
00:27:34Okay. Yeah, but those two guys, I do not like their marital decision. Okay. Yeah, that's all
00:27:41I mean to clarify
00:27:44Okay
00:27:46Yeah, I
00:27:48don't know see Ivanka and Tiffany Trump marrying white guys because they're blonde girls, so
00:27:57and they're young and
00:28:00Only white people have blonde hair, you know, so I would want to protect that
00:28:08Blonde gen, that's all because I mean that I don't think that in the level of endangered species
00:28:16although blonde people are rare
00:28:19But I don't think
00:28:21Then at the level of endangered species. Okay. Yeah
00:28:25Okay, it's a novel. I just exaggerated it. Okay, that's all. Okay. I love everybody. Okay
00:28:34Equally
00:28:38Yep
00:28:42This water's rank
00:28:46You
00:29:16You
00:29:42Yes, so I do want to protect the blonde gene
00:29:46Inhumanity was but does that mean like blonde people are my favorite people? Of course not yet Hillary Clinton
00:29:53She's blonde. You see my some of my favorite people just because she's blonde. No, I love everybody
00:29:59It's just I want to protect blonde people because they are very our currents. How many people in the world are blonde?
00:30:06That's very rare
00:30:08So like for example in dangerous species like some land turtle port was in Arizona
00:30:14They some of them are endangered species. I want to protect them to do that in dangerous species. Does that mean?
00:30:22Arizona land turtle are my favorite animal species. No
00:30:29It's about caring protection, okay, that's all okay
00:30:35Okay, now let's do mathematics
00:30:40Yeah
00:30:44You
00:30:56Right, I don't want it to be too small
00:31:14You
00:31:23That's n
00:31:42Oops
00:31:45We are
00:31:59That's K
00:32:02K sequence k-index case. Yeah, they visit
00:32:07Some integers
00:32:10Wow
00:32:15And NK function
00:32:21And expresses K
00:32:44You
00:32:48Okay, oh
00:32:57That's a lot of work
00:33:02Also, no, I'm not white I'm not blonde I'm brunette black hair Asian
00:33:09Okay, again. I don't have to be Arizona land turtle
00:33:14in order to
00:33:16Wanting to protect them
00:33:20Okay, I don't have to a white person
00:33:25To to be wanting to protect
00:33:28Blonde gene, okay. It's about caring about
00:33:35Minority
00:33:37Because I don't think blonde
00:33:40Is blonde qualities in dangerous species, I don't think it's that that level. Okay, just minority
00:33:47Okay, I will side with minority
00:33:51For example
00:33:53When I was in California between 2006 and 2009
00:33:58There was a president George W. Bush jr
00:34:042006 to 2009 does president George W. Bush jr. Okay
00:34:10Around that time. Okay, maybe 2006-2008 I guess
00:34:15So LGBT was hugely unpopular
00:34:18Nowadays popular minority power minority like elites right LGBT, but back then it was hugely unpopular
00:34:27minority
00:34:29Powerless, I was sympathetic to LGBT community back then
00:34:34Because they were unpopular
00:34:37Minority
00:34:43For blondes, they're popular minority
00:34:49Because
00:34:50Female blondes, they're so popular
00:34:54Yeah, sometimes we see on television or magazine some black or brown guys
00:35:01marry young
00:35:03Blonde women and their children will not have blonde hair. That's my concern
00:35:11Okay, I
00:35:12rather see blonde young women
00:35:16Marry white good white men and have blonde children
00:35:21That's all okay
00:35:25Yeah, it takes a while to explain because it's a complex concept we get in humanity is called anti-ultra interracialism
00:35:33It's a complex name and complex concept. Okay
00:35:36Cheers
00:35:42Okay, let's take five minutes bro, okay
00:35:46Welcome to Humanology. Okay, we love everybody. We do. I love blacks, whites, browns, mixed races. Mixed races, they're beautiful
00:35:52They're mysterious. Okay, they're very special people. Mixed races. Yeah
00:35:57I'm not
00:35:59Against any people. I love everybody. Okay. Yeah
00:36:04Five minutes bro. Okay. Thank you. Then, you know verify this go for it. Okay. Yeah
00:36:10Yeah, five minutes right? Thank you
00:36:15Okay
00:36:18Yeah
00:36:28There you go, thank you. Yep
00:36:47You
00:37:17You
00:37:47You
00:38:17You
00:38:47You
00:38:54Yes, so
00:38:56Let's go to just a little bit more about anti-ultra interracialism
00:38:59Because it's kind of an important concept in Humanology, so
00:39:031% of time even young people. Yeah interracial marriage 1% of time. Okay, it's good
00:39:09for the race because if race is too pure they start to suffer from genetic illness like
00:39:16It could become like incest, you know, yes, so yeah 1% of time
00:39:21Okay, but 99% of time if they're young enough to have kids. Yeah, 99%. Yeah, we
00:39:27Recommend same-sex marriage, like-kind marriage. Okay
00:39:31Okay, to preserve the diversity of race. Okay. Yeah, that's all
00:39:36But 1% of time. Yeah, it's cool. It is healthy. Okay. Yeah
00:39:41Okay, it's complex role. Okay. Yeah
00:39:47But we can do this because we are mathematicians here too, okay
00:39:51Yeah, we can
00:39:53Do complex stuff. Okay. Yeah, of course
00:39:56Okay with mathematical precision, right? Yeah, we are scholars, scientists. Okay
00:40:02Now let me start to recall a little bit. Okay. I'm about to do mathematics
00:40:08Cheers is this whiskey
00:40:11Hmm
00:40:15So now just like VP candidate David Vance, now VP candidate
00:40:23Tim Walz is
00:40:25Going through vetting process like journalists are digging up his dirty records
00:40:31like 1995 he was driving 95 mile-per-hour at
00:40:3855 mile-per-hour zone
00:40:40So he got a speeding ticket
00:40:43Not only that he
00:40:45was drunk
00:40:491995 when he was a high school teacher in Minnesota in Nebraska
00:40:53social study like sociology history, okay, and
00:40:58he was drunk driver and
00:41:02So he was charged with reckless driving. He didn't blow the alcohol consent. So like 1.1 something like that
00:41:11When 0.08 is the limit, maybe it was 0.11. I don't know. I
00:41:17Don't know. He was in the news. Okay, so
00:41:21Maybe it's 0.11 instead of 0.11. That would be like
00:41:26Dangerous, right? I don't know what he was
00:41:30Product or concentration level was okay, but drunk driver. Okay and speeding
00:41:36but
00:41:37They say like he could drinking
00:41:41Since that
00:41:43Ticket he was not involved any accident
00:41:46Yeah, he was lucky. Okay, but
00:41:49Since then he could drink him
00:41:53Okay
00:41:59I think that was a mistake that he could drink him. Okay drinking moderate of death good and also drinking
00:42:07Without drinking and driving that's drinking safely without driving. Okay, that's a good thing. Okay, so
00:42:16Tim was what is obese?
00:42:20Maybe that is better as Donald Trump. Donald Trump. He does not drink alcohol either
00:42:27And that's his problem. Okay. Yeah
00:42:30because
00:42:32They don't drink Tim Waltz, Donald Trump, they don't drink alcohol. Okay, then what do they do?
00:42:39I guess they'd eat a lot of sugar but
00:42:43That's why they always
00:42:52Okay, I mean I
00:42:56I
00:42:58The only time I sugar is when I eat drink lemonade
00:43:05Fruits yeah, the fructose the natural sugar
00:43:09And
00:43:10Oil fat I cheese sometimes I pizza sometimes
00:43:15But I exercise
00:43:18Okay, and I eat those comfort food
00:43:22once in a while
00:43:25Because I'm healthy
00:43:30Yeah, I smoke cigarette drink alcohol in the moderation so I'm still healthy and I don't drink and drive no
00:43:37Okay
00:43:38Cheers, yeah
00:43:43But everybody makes a mistake, okay
00:43:46but
00:43:47driving 95 it was 55 and and also drunk driving that's
00:43:55That big mistake, I'm I'm glad he was like my bank I start okay
00:44:03Yeah, but
00:44:08Yeah
00:44:12Let's turn zero
00:44:25Let's take 5 minutes break. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, be free to verify this prove or disprove this. Okay. Yeah, sure
00:44:31If there's an error, we correct it. Okay, no problem there
00:44:355 minutes
00:44:39Yeah, you're having a very slow start in back in mathematics slowly start rather time check
00:44:51It's been less than one hour, okay
00:44:54No, let me do some file transfer here
00:45:14Hmm
00:45:24You
00:45:27Okay, five minutes break, okay, thank you
00:45:32Mm-hmm
00:45:35Cool
00:45:38But
00:45:41There we go, thank you
00:45:54You
00:46:24You
00:46:54You
00:47:24You
00:47:54You
00:48:24You
00:48:54Okay
00:49:02Let's continue and several years ago in Alaska
00:49:15I've met some gentlemen
00:49:18One gentleman African-American gentleman, okay, but he has blue eyes
00:49:22Okay, and another gentleman is Alaska native like Asian. Okay, but he has blue eyes, too
00:49:28Yeah, very exotic mysterious. Okay, some Arab Arabic people
00:49:34Have green eyes, too. Yeah
00:49:38I've seen in the pictures. Okay. Yeah, that exotic mysterious. Okay. I'm now against mixed-race people
00:49:45I don't know. They're great people. Okay, they're beautiful. Okay
00:49:52Okay, now
00:49:58With some beer cheers
00:50:07There's some vodka here, too
00:50:15You
00:50:23Willow tree by vodka
00:50:34Cheers
00:50:40Now I'm ready
00:50:42You
00:50:45Yes, it's a little more
00:50:48Cheers
00:50:58Let's go let's go to n0
00:51:04It's been a while
00:51:06You
00:51:11Okay
00:51:18Minus 0.5 flooring minus 1. Okay. Yeah
00:51:25And
00:51:28Minus 2 row 4
00:51:31That's 2
00:51:332 over 3 flooring 0 to be a minus 1. Yeah bingo
00:51:38Good
00:51:40Do you work
00:51:45And 1
00:51:54Minus 1
00:52:00Yeah
00:52:02One three words, oh good
00:52:12Now time to
00:52:22It's been less than one hour
00:52:25Maybe we'll make two more example. Well some random example, okay
00:52:30Number 12, let's go number. Uh, sure. Ah, let's go to number 17
00:52:51Well to do it, right
00:52:53You
00:52:57Wait a minute
00:53:01Yeah, okay number 17 your case 17, okay, it's supposed to be 21
00:53:08Now
00:53:12Plug it in
00:53:1915 divided by 4
00:53:224 and 3
00:53:2615 row 4
00:53:303
00:53:35Yeah, 3 divided by 3 1 flooring of 1 1
00:53:42But what
00:53:44Now let's do n12
00:53:52You
00:53:55Let's do sure
00:54:06We do n10, okay
00:54:12Suppose we 12
00:54:15You
00:54:20Okay, 8
00:54:23Okay
00:54:2610 8 0
00:54:31It works, okay, this formula is correct. Good good
00:54:35Yeah, good
00:54:37now tomorrow
00:54:40We will relate this to Bayes coefficients, okay. Yeah, that's tomorrow's job, okay
00:54:49Enter their indices, okay to calculate Bayes coefficients. Okay. So yeah tomorrow we'll go back to Bayes coefficients. Okay
00:54:58given this
00:55:00Okay. Now, let's take five minutes break. Okay, and then
00:55:04We go to Instagram live, okay
00:55:06We've got one hour left
00:55:10Okay, good nice
00:55:15Finally formula that works. I mean we just joke if I'm a from a lot of formulas the world
00:55:23They work
00:55:27But this time without any error
00:55:30right
00:55:32Yeah, we got it. Oh, we got right for the first
00:55:35Well, we got it right first time yeah, this is cool getting better
00:55:43By this, thank you. Yep. Very cool
00:55:58They get some beer, okay
00:56:01Nice cheers
00:56:04You
00:56:07Hmm
00:56:15Well, I got a little beer left so I don't know
00:56:20Force feed myself with leftover beer. So
00:56:23We change it after it runs out. Yep
00:56:34You
00:57:04You
00:57:34You
00:58:04You
00:58:34You
00:58:53You
00:59:04You
00:59:11You
00:59:24You
00:59:34You
01:00:04You
01:00:15Okay, so we did enough right yeah slowly start
01:00:20We'll do some more tomorrow. Okay, so
01:00:23put this behind us and
01:00:26Yeah, what can play and rest so what phase is done now play time
01:00:35Socialization
01:00:38Yeah
01:00:45And oh sorry about that holding study for exposure
01:00:52Better
01:01:19Okay
01:01:21Mandatory selfie
01:01:36You
01:01:40Whatever
01:01:51You
01:01:56We're enough
01:01:59Well when I was in Korea, right I
01:02:03Traveled with my parents and we took a lot of pictures. So I felt it was like I'm so kind of model
01:02:10I'll start again. Yeah
01:02:17Mm-hmm
01:02:21You
01:02:26Yeah
01:02:46Hello friends, yeah, welcome to human logic
01:02:51Insanity show happy Tuesday
01:02:54Welcome. Good evening
01:02:57Yeah
01:03:00This leather jacket is quite heavy, right it is good-looking jacket. Yeah, I like it. Well, it's quite heavy
01:03:07It's like almost like armor wearing armor
01:03:12Welcome. Yeah, cheers. What do you mean?
01:03:15if
01:03:17hmm
01:03:21Mm-hmm
01:03:25Good evening
01:03:29Yeah, yeah, thank you, yeah, welcome, yeah
01:03:42Oh, yeah, my day is good. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah
01:03:46We did a little mathematics and delimitation, yeah, that was nice. Yeah
01:03:52Yeah
01:03:54Happy Tuesday
01:03:59Mm-hmm
01:04:03Let me some chaga vodka welcome. Yeah, welcome
01:04:16You
01:04:23Hmm
01:04:32Cheers
01:04:38Yeah, the VP pick Democrat party, oh, yeah
01:04:43the governor
01:04:45Minnesota Tim waltz, right? Yeah, I think it's wise choice. Yeah
01:04:55Thank you, yeah, I'm doing good. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Welcome. Good evening. Yeah
01:05:07Yeah, Tim was I never heard his name before okay, but I look him up it's a nice guy
01:05:16I
01:05:18Yeah, she didn't pick John Shapiro, right? Yeah, I was surprised to be honest
01:05:23but
01:05:24looking there, it can't make sense because
01:05:27Yeah
01:05:30This chaga vodka hmm chaga mushroom and vodka cheers
01:05:39So
01:05:40Josh Shapiro is to when it comes to his to pro-israel
01:05:45okay, and
01:05:48You want somebody?
01:05:49We're gonna put Palestine and pro-israel kind of like peacemaker
01:05:54But Josh Shapiro is to pro-israel. Okay, so they kind of concerned me actually
01:06:01Yeah
01:06:06Yeah, so I think
01:06:09Camera has made right. This is um, okay. Yeah
01:06:14Looking back. Okay. Yeah Cheers. Yeah
01:06:21Yeah, just as a peacemaker
01:06:24We need to suffer both Palestine and Israel
01:06:28Both of them. Okay. Yeah
01:06:30Yeah, so
01:06:34Yeah
01:06:39Oh, yeah, it's very interesting
01:06:46Yes, so Tim waltz minister governor, yeah, I agree with you he looks very like peaceful likable
01:06:54kind of like grandfatherly
01:06:58Downtours I
01:07:01Think it's very good choice. Okay. Yeah
01:07:04I
01:07:06Mean compared to jay-z dance, right? It's just like Trump. It was angry
01:07:12Making fun of other people extreme, right? Yeah. It's what a contrast, right?
01:07:25To stay solution Israel Palestine
01:07:28Well, my service action will be this it was my service action would be like America model where
01:07:35America
01:07:37Basically European settlers
01:07:39Now they used to fight
01:07:42American natives who came from Asia like me. Okay in the American Indians, right? They used to fight all the time
01:07:50All right
01:07:51The war of Dakota or something 1962 or something like that, right?
01:07:57They kind of reminded me of this Hamas Israel war it's very similar situation, okay
01:08:04But there was like almost 200 years ago. Okay, so now there's
01:08:11European settlers in America and
01:08:14American native Indians they get along right? Yeah
01:08:18so America model
01:08:20there was a relation to
01:08:23Palestine and Israel, okay
01:08:26This one possibility I work for America, right? Yeah, you may work for them
01:08:33Hmm yeah
01:08:41One possibility
01:08:46Cheers yeah
01:08:49Hmm thank you. Yeah
01:08:56You
01:09:00Actually, I learned about that war of Dakota back in 1960s as I was looking at the biography of
01:09:10Minnesota governor
01:09:14Tim was
01:09:18Because he was congressman
01:09:20in a town
01:09:22It's very interesting name is based on like native language. Okay. I forgot the name. Okay, but
01:09:29He was congressperson
01:09:32Representing that town that district. Okay, I
01:09:37Clicked on that town's name in the Wikipedia because he is very interesting name. It's based on
01:09:44American native Indian language, okay
01:09:48Something like blue earth river or something but in their language though
01:09:55Yeah, that's how I learned about this like a war of Dakota back in 1960s
01:10:04Very similar situation between Hamas and Israel these days. Okay, shockingly remarkably similar
01:10:18Yeah
01:10:25Yeah, 1995 yeah, he got DUI right? Yeah also speeding. Yeah. Yeah
01:10:33He did yeah, he made some mistakes
01:10:37Yep
01:10:45Yeah
01:10:48Okay
01:10:51Friends welcome. Good evening future leaders. Let's have five minutes break. Okay answer vocalist. Okay five minutes break. Thank you
01:10:58Yeah, thank you
01:11:01Very cool
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01:13:42Welcome back
01:13:48Yeah, so welcome friends and
01:13:59Yeah, it's funny right yeah, I mean maybe I
01:14:06I mean media that basically
01:14:12Background checking basically though this
01:14:15DPP right mr. Waltz. Yeah, so they found something right? Yeah. Okay, that's fair
01:14:25Metal public record, you know, you got arrested
01:14:31Mr. Waltz right there
01:14:36Moksha yeah
01:14:39He was serious offense, I mean he was driving 95 at 55 zone and
01:14:44his
01:14:45Blood alcohol level. It was way up there, right?
01:14:52Way more than 0.08, right? Yes, so it was serious offense. Okay, so you have to just for it, okay
01:15:00Moksha, right? Yeah
01:15:04Hmm
01:15:07So, let's get back to this
01:15:11Uh
01:15:15Yeah, JT Bench is couch, yeah, I heard something about that. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah, it's funny
01:15:26Mm-hmm
01:15:31Mm-hmm
01:15:34Yeah, so
01:15:41Now let's get back to this discussion of
01:15:44Not Hamas Hamas did by gonera. Okay, because then a political viable party
01:15:49Okay, but Palestine and Israel get the future their future. Okay peace plan. Okay
01:15:58In analogy to
01:16:01America I mean European settlers and
01:16:05American natives, okay, I
01:16:07Christopher Columbus they thought that West Western India, right, but he was wrong
01:16:12so
01:16:13It's miss no more. They're not Indians. They're Asians. Okay
01:16:19American natives they came from Asia not India. Okay. Yeah, they can't look at me because I'm from Asia, right? Yeah, so
01:16:27And
01:16:29European settlers, yeah the white people Caucasians from Europe and
01:16:36American natives Asians, right?
01:16:40There are two different races
01:16:43but
01:16:46Israel and
01:16:48Palestine their Middle Easterns
01:16:50there different languages like Arabic and
01:16:54Hebrew different languages different alphabets and
01:16:59They have different religions
01:17:01Yeah, Palestinians. They are Muslims
01:17:05Is our life that Jewish by religion, right? So but we only come to race
01:17:13the same race
01:17:16Middle-eastern, okay
01:17:19So that's the difference between America and I mean European settlers and
01:17:26American natives and two different races, right?
01:17:29but they come to Israel and
01:17:32Palestine this same race that Middle Easterns. Okay. Yeah
01:17:37Yeah, that was descendants of
01:17:40Abram, right? Yeah
01:17:44Yeah eyes are
01:17:47Ancestor of
01:17:51Israelites, right Isaac
01:17:55Ishmael ancestors of Arabs according to Bible. Okay. Yeah
01:18:04Their languages have very similar like in
01:18:08Hebrew Shalom means peace
01:18:11in
01:18:13Arabic Salaam
01:18:15Also means peace, right so very similar language actually because they're related
01:18:24Yeah
01:18:28But we want to protect and preserve
01:18:31Palestinian tradition their cultural heritage
01:18:35and their culinary arts
01:18:38Their music their dancing style. Oh, we want to protect and preserve Palestinian culture. Absolutely
01:18:45Yeah
01:18:55Yeah, so in Canada and in America
01:19:01We really value
01:19:04Native American culture and their language. We have some program to protect and preserve
01:19:10native cultures
01:19:11Their languages in Canada and in America, okay
01:19:15museums
01:19:23It will take a couple of decades
01:19:26before
01:19:28Palestine and Israel will achieve that kind of peace and mutual respect
01:19:32It will take some time
01:19:34Might yes a couple of decades but not centuries. Okay. Yeah
01:19:39Because the speed of evolution human evolution
01:19:42Accelerates it get faster and faster. Okay. So what it took for
01:19:47100 years in the past these days it take what a
01:19:52Decade
01:19:55Okay, yeah, I'm very optimistic
01:20:01Cheers
01:20:05Hmm
01:20:08Yeah
01:20:11Oh, yeah
01:20:19Uh
01:20:24But some people are worried of in the media they're worried about war expanding like Iran
01:20:32Like Lebanon
01:20:35Like Hezbollah or Yemen who this
01:20:40War
01:20:42Expanding sometimes some people are worried about that right, but I'm not worried at all. No, I don't think you expand. No, I don't think so
01:20:57Or debate about autonomous vehicle interesting
01:21:04What do you think
01:21:11Autonomous vehicle like Elon Musk Tesla
01:21:24For now, I think it's too dangerous maybe in the future. Okay, but for now, I think it's just too dangerous. Yeah
01:21:33Maybe in the future though
01:21:36Yeah
01:21:38But in the future, yeah, it's maybe limited usage like
01:21:52The autopilot it can be helpful especially
01:21:57Let's say I'm driving alone late at night in the highway, I'm kind of falling asleep, right?
01:22:03Maybe autopilot feature may be safer than that me falling asleep while I'm driving. Okay
01:22:12Be careful. Yeah
01:22:14In the future, okay, but not fully not fully autopilot though
01:22:19like in the middle of city
01:22:22Urban area with a lot of traffic lights. I don't need it too much. Okay, but
01:22:28You know highway
01:22:30There are no traffic light, right?
01:22:33Yeah, it could be useful in the highway. Yeah, because I may fall asleep by mistake, right?
01:22:40Autopilot may be safer in the highway. Yeah
01:22:58Level 5
01:23:00Level 5. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I heard that term before but I'm not too too familiar about it. It's kind of artificial intelligence, I guess, okay
01:23:08Very smart future leaders. Okay, I'm very proud of you. Okay. Now, let's take 5 minutes break. I just want to rest. Okay. Thank you
01:23:15Yeah, welcome. Welcome. Yeah, 5 minutes. Thank you
01:23:18Mm-hmm
01:23:20Yeah, okay
01:23:22Time check
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01:23:34Very cool my proud of you. Yes
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01:26:24You
01:26:54You
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01:27:54You
01:28:24You
01:28:34All right, welcome
01:28:39Yeah, good evening. Oh, yeah
01:28:44Mm-hmm
01:28:46Yeah
01:28:49Welcome welcome. Yeah, good evening. Yeah
01:28:54Welcome welcome
01:28:58Mm-hmm. Good evening. Yeah, happy Tuesday
01:29:07Yeah
01:29:11Mm-hmm good times Cheers. Yeah
01:29:19Mm-hmm
01:29:24Yeah, my proud of you future leaders, yeah the geniuses, yeah
01:29:32Smartest people in the world
01:29:35Welcome to human school. Yeah, very human as a show, right? Yeah, it's like entertainment education at the same time mutually. Okay
01:29:43I love from you and
01:29:47Don't lose that I know I share with you, okay
01:29:51Hahaha
01:29:56Mm-hmm
01:30:00Yeah, so
01:30:08Yeah
01:30:12Now let's talk about Ukraine and Russia
01:30:15Oh, yeah, okay Ukraine language Russian language they both use Cyrillic alphabet
01:30:22kind of based on Greek alphabet, right
01:30:25and
01:30:26that
01:30:27slightly front
01:30:29But not totally from okay. So Russian language and Ukrainian language. It's like a Spanish and English
01:30:37This is romance language, right? Well French and Portuguese
01:30:42All right
01:30:44They're related but
01:30:47The remarkable different not too different. Okay. Yeah, and
01:30:59But I of course want this war to stop right but because I mean
01:31:07Russia's a big country right? They don't need more territory
01:31:12I
01:31:15Most of Russia is just empty just like Alaska, right?
01:31:19Alaska part of it used to be part of the Soviet Union back in the days, but
01:31:24Russia does not need any more territory
01:31:28And Russia does not need any more money from Ukraine
01:31:35Then why is
01:31:37Mr. President Vladimir Putin invading
01:31:41Ukraine
01:31:43My guess is that he's bored
01:31:46Okay
01:31:48And China is a big country, okay, China's just like Russia is mostly empty
01:31:56Kind of like America to
01:31:59Canada as well big countries like China, Canada, Russia
01:32:05America big country right or Brazil
01:32:09Big countries
01:32:12Australia big countries, right? They are mostly empty lands
01:32:20Mexico Mexico is size of a country, right? It is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I love Mexico
01:32:29So China does not need Taiwan
01:32:33China is a lot of money a lot of empty land
01:32:36China does not need Taiwan
01:32:39They're just playing this chess game war game, right? Yeah
01:32:43my recommendation
01:32:45Yeah, mr. President
01:32:48of China
01:32:51Xi Jinping or mr. Vladimir Putin, mr. President of Russia go to karaoke bar and
01:32:57Sing and dance, you know karaoke bar. They were like my recommendation
01:33:01Russia do that war. That's why they're doing this. Okay
01:33:10Yeah, welcome friends, yeah, good evening, yeah, I was born in Itaewon, New York
01:33:151978 Cornell University
01:33:17Because my father studied economics PhD there 1978. Okay, and
01:33:23later on
01:33:252004
01:33:26after I graduated from Madison, Wisconsin
01:33:30University computer science major. I went back to Cornell to pursue my own PhD
01:33:372004 okay
01:33:38in computer science computational biology, okay, I
01:33:42Dropped out after two years. Yeah, Itaewon, New York Cornell University. Okay. Yeah finger legs upstairs, New York
01:33:49So I've been there like twice in my life, I guess
01:33:55Yeah, thank you. Yeah. Cheers. Thank you future leaders. Yeah
01:34:05Thank you
01:34:12So Itaewon, New York, I was there for two years in PhD program before I dropped out and a lot of waterfalls
01:34:19it's beautiful and
01:34:22Uh, yeah
01:34:29Yeah, computer science degree, yeah
01:34:38It's nice degree. Yeah, that's what I majored in and nowadays like cyber security
01:34:44Very increasingly important, right? Yeah
01:34:49Yeah
01:34:52I liked it a lot. Yeah programming coding. Yeah
01:35:00Yeah, of course it's not for everybody right
01:35:04Yeah, just
01:35:05Computer science. Yeah, they use a lot of mathematics, right? Yeah, but I love mathematics. So
01:35:11But not for everybody though
01:35:15Cheers
01:35:22Yeah
01:35:25So in those waterfalls in Issaquah, New York, right a lot of trouts
01:35:31Sometimes like this big like trouts, right fish
01:35:35Yeah, I've seen that
01:35:44In the winter, yeah, it does get very cold. Yeah
01:35:48Yeah
01:35:50Do I fish? I used to. Yeah, I'm in Alaska
01:35:53So I have never caught a fish in Alaska before but I tried
01:35:59Yeah
01:36:02Hmm
01:36:04Yeah, I said we have salmon, trout, but I had never caught one. Yeah, I tried though
01:36:09Yeah
01:36:11Very healthy hobby fishing. Oh, yeah
01:36:14With fishing license, of course. Yeah, very healthy hobby. Oh, yeah
01:36:19good hobby
01:36:21fishing
01:36:22Cheers. Yeah
01:36:29Also, they taste great, right?
01:36:31Yeah
01:36:33As long as the water is clean, right? Yeah
01:36:37Okay, now let's take five minutes break, okay? I have some vocal rest. Thank you. Yeah future leaders, mighty proud of you. Yeah
01:36:46Okay
01:36:48Time check
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01:37:01Very cool. Awesome
01:37:06Cool
01:37:36You
01:38:06You
01:38:36You
01:39:01Oh
01:39:07You
01:39:09So I did go out fishing in Alaska with fishing license, but I have never caught a fish in Alaska
01:39:18It's like I've been living in Alaska for nine years, but haven't caught a fish yet. It's kind of shameful
01:39:25But I tried okay. Yeah, but
01:39:29When I was in Madison, Wisconsin majoring in computer science, Madison, Wisconsin University, okay
01:39:34Yeah, I did go out fishing like Lake Monona
01:39:39And I did catch bass and bluegills
01:39:47Pumpkin fish some fish I think okay
01:39:51Yeah
01:39:52When it comes to bluegills in Lake Monona, Madison, Wisconsin. Okay, clean water clean lake. Okay. Yeah, I did
01:40:00bluegills
01:40:02Oh, it was good. Yeah
01:40:05Yeah
01:40:06Yeah, pumpkin fish. It's like an orange colored fish. I think
01:40:12Pumpkin fish. I think it was what that was called. Yeah
01:40:19Hollywood yeah, sure
01:40:22Yeah, I've been to Hollywood too. Okay. Yeah, I was in Los Angeles between 2006 and 2009 three years. Okay. Yeah
01:40:30I did try acting
01:40:32Back then my job was a computer programmer full-time. Okay
01:40:37So but during the weekends, I would go to auditions
01:40:41Yeah, there's online websites for actors in Hollywood, right? Actors, actresses
01:40:47Yeah, auditions listing list of auditions, right?
01:40:53Yeah, I'm a full-time computer programmer in Los Angeles, okay between 2006 2009, okay
01:41:01Yeah during the weekends. Yeah, I'll go to auditions
01:41:05as an actor and so sometimes most times I stood on film projects and
01:41:12Community theaters, right sometimes commercials reality TV shows, right? Yeah
01:41:21So the starting start of actors actresses they have full-time job, okay unless
01:41:29They have very wealthy parents
01:41:34Okay
01:41:36We had to pay the bills, but as a start of actors actresses
01:41:41we don't make money from acting because
01:41:44It's so competitive
01:41:46So we act for free, right? Yeah
01:41:54So we have to have a job to pay the bills, okay
01:41:59You
01:42:02Yeah, yeah
01:42:06So I'm Monday to Friday
01:42:09Day job as come to program of Los Angeles, California 2006 to 2009, right?
01:42:16But during the weekend nights, yeah, I go to this website
01:42:23List of auditions, right?
01:42:26Yeah, and during the weekends auditions
01:42:31Memorizing my lines and monologues and yeah, sometimes I get a role or sometimes I don't okay
01:42:40Is it was worthwhile to pursue college degree, uh, yeah
01:42:49Also, you can join the US military if you're in America or in foreign country and maybe they have some similar
01:42:55Program like jail bill. Okay
01:42:58Yeah, I was in the US Army for four years
01:43:02After my undergrad though. Yeah
01:43:05But after that for your service us mean army. Yeah, I got you our bill
01:43:09I went to law school for free in Ann Arbor, Michigan after that. Okay
01:43:16Yeah, so
01:43:19Yeah, so
01:43:29Yeah
01:43:33Yeah, Tim Walsh, yeah, I think it's cool. Yeah, I think it's a nice guy
01:43:41Yeah
01:43:44Yeah, cheers
01:43:47Mm-hmm
01:43:54Yeah
01:43:58So but nowadays
01:44:03There's an underground Hollywood people
01:44:06Okay, non-mainstream Hollywood like in YouTube
01:44:12Like in YouTube
01:44:16Stevie Emerson
01:44:21Here's friends at the Los Angeles, California, right Stevie Emerson, okay
01:44:28What he did
01:44:29He's like actor right or director
01:44:32Never top is never that then YouTube. Okay for free Stevie wants to look at
01:44:39this alternative
01:44:42Choreograph for Hollywood actors actresses, okay
01:44:48Stevie Wilson in YouTube
01:44:51Okay
01:44:54So
01:44:55Was Stevie Musli's friend it was like they are like on the ground Hollywood talents
01:45:02director writer actor actresses, right
01:45:05they got together and
01:45:07They made movie
01:45:09Maybe with their cell phone
01:45:12I don't know. Maybe GoPro
01:45:14Low budget, right?
01:45:16And they started to upload to YouTube their short films
01:45:22And after a couple of years they start to make money in YouTube
01:45:31Okay, yeah
01:45:34There's something brand new these days
01:45:37On the ground Hollywood, they don't have to be like big studio, right?
01:45:44Yeah, they can still make money make short film and over to YouTube and
01:45:50Make money there without a big studio
01:45:54Okay, there's something brand new this is really cool
01:46:01Why am I independent because
01:46:04Why am I independent because I mean I sometimes I agree with Democrats
01:46:10Depending on issues like abortion. I agree with Democrats when it comes to LGBT issue. I agree with
01:46:17Republicans, so and
01:46:20Sometimes I agree with Democrats. Sometimes I agree with Republicans. That's why I have to be independent
01:46:27Okay, yeah, thank you. Yeah Cheers
01:46:35Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah
01:46:40Good times, right? Yeah
01:46:47When it comes to LGBT, I agree with Republicans meaning I want people to be straight
01:46:55Okay
01:46:57That's my recommendation, yeah
01:47:01Be straight
01:47:04My recommendation, okay
01:47:06Not a law
01:47:08Just a recommendation
01:47:11Straightness
01:47:13Okay
01:47:22Yeah
01:47:26Okay, yeah
01:47:29Okay, so
01:47:31Yeah, Dailymotion, yeah, it's been two hours, okay, I'll see you tomorrow. Okay. Thank you. Maybe we'll do more mathematics there
01:47:37Okay tomorrow. Okay. Thank you. Yeah later on we'll do like
01:47:42Facebook live, of course. Okay. Thank you. Yeah Cheers. Yeah mighty proud of you. Thank you future leaders