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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Friday Night Hunkily. Welcome to Humanology 2083.1. Yeah, I moved
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00:00:20yeah, I moved whiteboards to the living room so I have more space. And also after work,
00:00:28I took a nap for maybe 15 minutes, 10 minutes maybe. Oh, it makes a huge difference. So
00:00:35yeah, take your nap. Oh, very healthy. Yeah. Okay. Okay, let's take five minutes break
00:00:41and let's go to Instagram now. Okay. Welcome. Okay. Very cool. More space here. Oh, nice.
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00:06:23Climb the uphill.
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00:06:29But that's not a trail.
00:06:31snow is not packed.
00:06:33My feet become very cold.
00:06:35I was not wearing
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00:06:41Let's go to the trail.
00:06:43snow is packed.
00:06:45Yeah.
00:06:47I almost got frostbite on my feet. Okay, but not quite but it was quite close. Okay
00:06:55It was interesting
00:06:57Alice can adventure
00:07:01Yeah
00:07:03When I was five years younger than now
00:07:06Something like that. Oh
00:07:10Mandatory selfie, okay
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00:07:29I like this necktie pin. Very deflective
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00:09:01Hello friends, yeah, welcome to
00:09:04Humanology Instagram live edition. Happy Thursday. Yeah
00:09:11Nice. Good evening
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00:09:15Yeah, welcome. Yeah, good evening
00:09:22Yeah
00:09:26Cheers hmm. Happy Thursday
00:09:33Oh, thank you. Yes. Yep
00:09:40Yeah
00:09:43Welcome
00:09:47Oh, thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Happy single. Yeah. Cheers
00:10:01Okay
00:10:05They are high bush cranberries unripe and ripe
00:10:09Okay, yeah, it's like Apple green then red, okay. Yeah. Yeah Cheers
00:10:15Unripe and ripe how high bush cranberries. Yeah
00:10:24Yeah, I picked this earlier today in the park
00:10:34Okay
00:10:36What a beautiful red color here
00:10:43Yeah, I put vodka in there high bush cranberry this Alaska native edible plant
00:10:49Yeah
00:10:51Right, they're pretty
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00:11:00Nice
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00:11:10Rabbits yes. Yeah, we have rabbits in Alaska
00:11:15Even in my yard, I saw wild rabbit just very fast and
00:11:23Not very friendly to humans they don't like us very much. Okay. Yeah in my eye. I saw one
00:11:31over a year ago and then
00:11:34Alaskans they
00:11:37have
00:11:39rabbits domesticated
00:11:41as pets
00:11:44Yeah, they let them roam their
00:11:48grass yard
00:11:50They're very friendly actually. Yeah, they're not
00:11:56As fast as wild rabbits, but very friendly. Hmm. Oh, yeah
00:12:01Yeah, cheers, yeah
00:12:07Hmm
00:12:10Yeah
00:12:14Yeah
00:12:23Yeah
00:12:32And
00:12:35Some Alaskans
00:12:37trap rabbits wild rabbits
00:12:40Use the form and
00:12:43Eat the meat. I have not tried rabbit meat yet, but I would love to one day
00:12:51What other animals we have moose and
00:12:55And
00:12:59Mountain goat and dole ship
00:13:03I've seen a dole ship once they like live in the cliff. She's fantastic
00:13:10But I have not seen wild goat yet. Yep. Mm-hmm
00:13:16Yeah, so
00:13:20Good animals
00:13:22Yeah, cheers
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00:13:29Okay, I saw vocalist, okay
00:13:32elk
00:13:34We do not have elk
00:13:36But we have a sitka deer. It's kind of small
00:13:41but
00:13:43elk I
00:13:45Have not seen one in other states yet
00:13:49only the YouTube videos
00:13:52Okay, five minutes break, please. I saw vocalist. Okay. Yeah. Good evening future leaders. Welcome. Welcome
00:13:59Mm-hmm. Mighty proud of you
00:14:03Yeah, we do have caribou reindeer
00:14:05Um, I will listen them in like reindeer farm like petting zoo. Yeah, they're very cool. Yep
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00:19:09Welcome friends
00:19:13Back home and we are back and yeah caribou is very nice animal. Yeah, it's
00:19:21Quite friendly actually, yeah
00:19:26My car, yeah, oh the bear. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, it's nice
00:19:32Plushie. Yeah
00:19:35Yeah, cheers
00:19:40Hmm
00:19:43So about five years ago sometimes that I
00:19:48I
00:19:49Had road trip to Fairbanks from Wasilla. Fairbanks is like about
00:19:55Because I drive slow. Okay, it is like five to seven hours north of here by car and
00:20:03About 30 minutes from Fairbanks
00:20:06There's this town called North Pole
00:20:09Is that not North Pole, but town's name 30 minutes from Fairbanks. Okay, and they have caribou farm
00:20:17Okay, petting zoo. Feeding zoo, right?
00:20:21Caribou, they are very friendly
00:20:25And
00:20:30It was late at night and
00:20:33so the petting zoo was closed, but I stood by the fence and
00:20:40This one caribou came to me across the fence, okay. Oh
00:20:45Oh, that was nice, yeah
00:20:49To say hello, I guess
00:20:52Very friendly, yeah, cheers
00:20:56Hmm
00:21:00Mm-hmm
00:21:05Yeah
00:21:08Good animals
00:21:11Yeah, reindeer, right? Yeah, so Santa Claus. Yeah. Oh
00:21:18Yeah
00:21:22Cheers, yeah
00:21:29But have I eaten
00:21:32Caribou, reindeer? Yeah, I have
00:21:35How was it? It was very good meat
00:21:38I
00:21:40It's not political correct to say, but they're edible meat, okay, and yeah
00:21:47Like reindeer hot dog
00:21:51Yeah, the anchor is downtown, hot dog stand, yeah, I had that and also
00:22:00Some of my Alaskan friends are hunters, okay, yeah and
00:22:03And they shared the caribou steak with me, it was good, yeah
00:22:09But as long as it's sustainable, hunting, farming, it's good, yeah, because we need food
00:22:18Yeah
00:22:21Cheers
00:22:24Hmm
00:22:27Yeah
00:22:34But moose, moose meat, uh
00:22:38It's like
00:22:40It feels like pure protein
00:22:43It's very lean meat, moose meat, okay
00:22:47Good meat though, yeah
00:22:49Yeah, welcome
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00:22:58Hmm
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00:23:26So moose is kind of halfway between ox and horse
00:23:32Moose
00:23:35So
00:23:37Different parts of moose is edible, okay, so like
00:23:42When it comes to ox
00:23:46Depending on the culture, right?
00:23:49But in some culture they eat, I'm pretty sure they eat like ox heart
00:23:57Ox liver, sure
00:24:02For ox heart, I'm pretty sure some culture eat those
00:24:08When it comes to moose, yeah, moose heart, I'm sure it's edible
00:24:19Hmm
00:24:23Cheers
00:24:26Welcome, yeah, good evening
00:24:35Yeah
00:24:42Skinwalkers? Oh, it's kind of like a legendary
00:24:49Like Sasquatch, something like that, uh, I haven't seen one
00:24:57Hunting? Yeah, I used to have a hunting license, uh, like
00:25:04Just in case, right? Yeah
00:25:07I used to go to the mountains in Alaska, hiking
00:25:11What if a bear comes at me, right? Yeah, I carried my gun
00:25:15Revival
00:25:18Okay
00:25:20Yeah, so, but
00:25:23But
00:25:25I was lucky. I did not see any bear. So, uh, but just in case
00:25:30A bear comes at me, then I have to shoot it, right? Yeah, so I did have
00:25:36Bear hunting license back then. Yeah
00:25:40Yeah, I do support second on my own, yeah
00:25:50Okay, skinwalker
00:25:53Transformation, okay
00:25:56Wolves
00:25:57Oh, yeah, we have wolves. Yep. Yep
00:26:01Okay
00:26:03Interesting legend, uh, yeah
00:26:07Yeah, I appreciate that, yeah
00:26:15Yeah, I guess skinwalkers are smarter than Sasquatch, yeah
00:26:19Okay
00:26:20Yeah, cheers
00:26:32Okay, I do not think skinwalker is like transgender
00:26:36Uh, I'm pretty sure skinwalker is straight, okay
00:26:40They just changed in terms of species
00:26:43like wolves, maybe
00:26:46bear
00:26:47to different species
00:26:49Yeah
00:26:50That's legend, I think
00:26:53Yeah
00:26:58Yeah, okay, let's take five minutes break, please. I need some vocal rest. Welcome future leaders mighty proud of you. Yeah
00:27:05very creative
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00:27:17Okay, it's been uh
00:27:20Less than 30 minutes, okay
00:27:22Very cool. Yeah
00:27:25Five minutes. Thank you
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00:32:52Welcome
00:32:54Yeah, welcome
00:32:57So
00:33:00Uh
00:33:02There's this like, uh
00:33:04English vocabulary
00:33:06O-F-F-A-L
00:33:09Okay, it means like uh
00:33:12organ meat
00:33:14like ox
00:33:16heart
00:33:17Actually, I never heard any culture
00:33:20That it's cooked and it's like ox heart
00:33:25I know uh ox brain. Yeah, I had it. Yeah taco
00:33:30Uh, it's not taco cerveza. Taco cerveza is more like a
00:33:36Meat of ox head, okay
00:33:41Ox brain I had it before when I was in Los Angeles, California
00:33:45Uh, I forgot what it's called. Okay. It's been a long time
00:33:50ago
00:33:52About 10 years ago
00:33:55And uh
00:33:58It's fantastic, okay. Yeah
00:34:00Ofal there's wikipedia article about it. Organ meat. O-F-F-A-L. Ofal
00:34:06Huge fan. Oh, yeah
00:34:09Great. Yeah. Cheers. Yeah
00:34:11Hmm
00:34:15Yeah, like in America like chicken gizzard chicken heart
00:34:21chicken liver
00:34:22Yeah
00:34:23In American supermarket, right? Yeah, I do sometimes. Yeah, they are very affordable
00:34:30And great nutrition there very lean meat protein good protein. Okay. Yeah
00:34:36Hmm
00:34:39Yeah
00:34:41In Korea, South Korea
00:34:44I can't speak for North Korea because I've never been there. Okay, but I love North Korea though
00:34:48Okay, so well I grew up in South Korea. Okay. So yeah the ofal organ meat
00:34:54uh, mostly from uh, yeah
00:34:57chicken
00:34:59ox
00:35:00and uh pork
00:35:03Yeah, yeah
00:35:06Like uh
00:35:10Good stuff. Yeah
00:35:12when it comes to ox
00:35:13ox stomach lining
00:35:15Uh, they call it yang. Yang means ship because it kind of looks like ship
00:35:20woo
00:35:22Okay. Yeah
00:35:23Uh, it's fantastic
00:35:25Okay. Yeah. Yeah
00:35:29How about
00:35:31a pig like
00:35:36Pork right? Yeah
00:35:39Uh
00:35:41Pork like a
00:35:43small intestine lining
00:35:47Uh koreans use that. Okay. So, uh, it's called like, um, what's called in korean?
00:36:01Hard to remember
00:36:05It's like, um
00:36:10Uh, welcome good evening. Yeah, uh cheers
00:36:18Sundae yeah
00:36:23Sundae is also made with uh, yeah the small intestine lining of uh pork
00:36:30In south korea also, uh
00:36:35pork
00:36:36Blood as well. Okay. Yeah fully cooked. Yeah. Welcome. Yeah. Good evening
00:36:43Yeah
00:36:47Yeah, so korean food can be very very exotic okay they even eat ox
00:36:56Knee cartilage
00:36:59It's called suji
00:37:03Okay, oh that is so fantastic. Yeah
00:37:08Yeah, welcome good evening, yeah
00:37:13Cheers
00:37:20Uh koreans even eat
00:37:23It's fully cooked fully cooked boil water boiled okay ox blood soup it's called
00:37:32Seonji guk
00:37:34or haejang guk
00:37:37Okay. Yeah
00:37:39I had that like, uh about uh three months ago when I was there. Oh, he was
00:37:44amazing
00:37:47Cheers he was good
00:37:52Yeah
00:37:57Yeah, I had a good time there two months ago three months ago
00:38:04Two months ago, yeah, so south korea
00:38:09The kind of korean food that that that they do not sell in america ox blood soup, okay
00:38:17Yeah
00:38:19They don't sell that yeah
00:38:31So
00:38:33What does it look like ox blood?
00:38:36soup
00:38:37It looked like a tofu
00:38:40Okay. Yeah, they fully cook it boiling water
00:38:43and uh
00:38:45The texture is so amazing. It's kind of tofu. Okay. Yeah
00:38:50It's like a dark purplish
00:38:56Brown I guess yeah, that's the color. Okay texture quite comparable to tofu. Okay. Yeah
00:39:05Good stuff. Oh, yeah
00:39:08Yeah
00:39:11I remember yeah
00:39:15Yeah
00:39:17Cheers
00:39:23Yeah
00:39:27Okay, welcome friends future leaders mighty proud of you let's take five minutes break, okay and some more rest
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00:44:55Okay, welcome back
00:44:59Yeah, good evening so, uh a couple days ago
00:45:07In the npr radio, uh, I listened to
00:45:11To
00:45:12This show npr show, uh about peonies, okay
00:45:17Yeah
00:45:19I think the alaskan show. Okay. Yeah local radio show in npr
00:45:25Uh, so
00:45:27I mean the radio show I guess is alaska public media. Okay, but they play npr sometimes. Okay, so that's what I mean
00:45:36Uh and um
00:45:39So peonies, okay, they are flowers very beautiful flowers, okay and uh, uh
00:45:46I learned that they're originally from siberia. Yeah, russia like soviet union. Okay
00:45:52and in alaska they have
00:45:54Peony farms peonies
00:45:56Yeah flowers. Okay, and they sell them the big beautiful flowers. Okay. Yeah
00:46:03Yeah
00:46:05So then let's talk about invasive species
00:46:09Or even illegal immigrants, okay
00:46:12And but peonies peony farms because they are from siberia. Okay. Alaska is kind of like siberia when it comes to climate
00:46:20Okay. Yeah
00:46:21cold winter
00:46:23yeah, so
00:46:24Peony farms in alaska. Oh working very well. Okay, they're making good money
00:46:30They even export to other states, okay. Yeah, even oregon they have big peony farms. Okay. Yeah
00:46:37I'm sure washington state as well. Okay. Yeah
00:46:41But some
00:46:43peony plants
00:46:44Beautiful flowers. Okay
00:46:47Uh, i'm pretty sure some of them escaped the farm and start to grow in the nature while selling
00:46:54Okay, then would it be counted as an invasive species
00:47:08What do you think
00:47:17Huh
00:47:20Yeah
00:47:23Yeah, I mean peonies they're not native to alaska but they were introduced from
00:47:31Siberia russia
00:47:33And now we have peony farms. What the flower beautiful flower peony
00:47:39peo
00:47:40peony
00:47:43peony, okay
00:47:44alaska
00:47:45farmers
00:47:47Farm this introduced species from siberia
00:47:51And some of them i'm sure will escape the farmland
00:47:54And go to some wild
00:47:58Land outside of the farm and start to
00:48:06Grow there now
00:48:12Would it be considered invasive species then
00:48:17So that's the question cheers welcome to human art, okay
00:48:26But peonies
00:48:29They're beautiful flowers
00:48:32So I do not think alaskan people including myself would mind
00:48:39Watching peony plant beautiful flowers growing outside of the farm
00:48:45Out there in the wild in alaska
00:48:48Although it's introduced species, but we would not see it as an invasive species because they are desirable
00:48:58Huh, yeah
00:49:00Even easily give you there. Yeah, some parts of peonies are actually edible, too
00:49:05Okay, yeah cheers, yeah
00:49:14Yeah
00:49:18Right, yeah
00:49:22So
00:49:25Species plants and animals they move around. Yeah, they do migrate. Okay, they spread
00:49:31like
00:49:32Caribou reindeer, for example, they came from russia
00:49:36long time ago
00:49:38during ice age
00:49:40They are native to alaska
00:49:45They came from siberia caribou reindeers, okay
00:49:49but
00:49:51They are desirable animals. They are edible
00:49:56They are they can be domesticated easily
00:50:04They are desirable animals, although they are not native to alaska
00:50:12Okay
00:50:14So the categorization between like
00:50:18Invasive species those are undesirable ones, right or introduced species or allowed
00:50:26Migrated species, okay
00:50:28It's quite subjective
00:50:32Categorization welcome to humanology. Okay, you're very creative people. Okay. Cheers
00:50:45Yeah, there's this concept in history called colombian exchange
00:50:50It's between old world meaning europe africa asia
00:50:55and the new world
00:50:57north central and south america
00:51:01Also australia new world. Okay, so rice
00:51:09Wheat
00:51:11There are native plants in america
00:51:14the old
00:51:17world
00:51:18Plant rice wheat. Okay, but they were introduced to new world like america
00:51:25Welcome good evening. Yeah
00:51:30Yeah, so and
00:51:34Some rice farmed rice introduced plant to america from like
00:51:41Middle east asia
00:51:43africa europe
00:51:45Like rice and wheat there are native plants in america like north central south america at all
00:51:53but
00:51:53They introduced species
00:51:56Artificially. Yeah in the farmland
00:52:00Okay
00:52:01And some of them escaped
00:52:04farmland
00:52:06And they start to grow in the wild
00:52:09But we do not characterize them as
00:52:12categorize them as
00:52:14Invasive species because they are edible and they're desirable
00:52:20Okay
00:52:23It's subjective, okay. Yeah, welcome. Yeah. Cheers. Welcome to humanology
00:52:34Yeah
00:52:35the other way doing colombian exchange
00:52:39Yeah, yeah, welcome friends, thank you
00:52:41uh tomato
00:52:43Is native to south america like mexico central america, okay?
00:52:49Latin america tomato then during the colombian exchange like christopher columbus, right?
00:52:57Uh, they introduced tomato to europe
00:53:02And they started to farm tomato in europe
00:53:06Like ketchup lasagna spaghetti pizza
00:53:14Yeah, yeah, we love mexico mexico absolutely i've been there so many times great country, okay
00:53:21So italian culinary artists
00:53:26They learned about
00:53:29tomato
00:53:31after christopher columbus
00:53:33Colombian exchange, okay
00:53:36uh
00:53:37Hmm. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Viva mexico. Absolutely. Okay
00:53:42So
00:53:43Not just tomato though. Okay. Yeah beans
00:53:47corn
00:53:48maize
00:53:50They're from like latin america like central or south america, okay?
00:53:57They were not known to europe
00:54:00Before christopher columbus
00:54:05That's colombia exchange, okay, this wikipedia article is very interesting history
00:54:14Okay
00:54:19Okay, five minutes very pleased thank you muchas gracias. Yeah
00:54:25Thank you very much. Yeah. Good evening
00:54:27and uh
00:54:28Yeah
00:54:34Uh
00:54:35Buenos venidos welcome. I know some spanish. Okay. Yeah
00:54:40Thank you. Cinco minutos por favor
00:54:44Yeah, thank you. Thank you. Yeah muchas gracias. Yeah, five minutes break, please. Thank you
00:54:54Time check
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00:55:01Yeah, it's been less than one hour
00:55:04Very cool five minutes. Thank you
00:55:07Okay future leaders my good proud of you, yes, you save the world with love peace and knowledge, thank you
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00:59:05Okay, welcome back
00:59:10So we talked about columbia exchange history science
00:59:14biology
00:59:16Botany, right? Yeah plans, right?
00:59:19Now let's talk about that politics. Yeah, welcome. Yeah, welcome back friends
00:59:24Yeah
00:59:29Yeah, we gotta uh oxygenate the room right uh ventilation very important, right well
00:59:39Yeah
00:59:42Okay, welcome
00:59:51Uh
00:59:59Yeah, so
01:00:06Okay, i'm checking out some uh commenters here
01:00:20Okay
01:00:29Yeah
01:00:33Okay, welcome my conference, yeah, good evening
01:00:39Uh
01:00:58You
01:01:13Romero I I think from latin america too. Yeah, I think so
01:01:22Yeah
01:01:28Mm-hmm
01:01:33Yeah
01:01:40Okay
01:01:43Beans yeah free holistic, right? Yeah. Oh, yeah
01:01:47Yeah
01:01:49Mm-hmm
01:01:53Okay, yeah good, yeah, thank you for the commentaries. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you
01:02:02Hmm
01:02:08So now let's talk about
01:02:11Illegal immigration. Yeah, let's uh move to politics. Okay
01:02:15Uh, I mean jd bands
01:02:18Trump they're talking about mass deportation, right?
01:02:221 million people i'm against that. Okay, because
01:02:27uh
01:02:30Yeah, well 1% of them maybe 0.1% of them are criminals I get it okay, then they should go to jail
01:02:38And work in jail, okay?
01:02:40But 99.9% of illegal immigrants. They're good people
01:02:45Okay
01:02:46If i'm US president, I'll give them work permit
01:02:50Yeah, I give them jobs in america. Okay, because they're highly motivated people and they came to america illegally
01:02:58but they're
01:03:00motivated people
01:03:01okay
01:03:02and
01:03:04They want to be in america. They want to work in america
01:03:0899.9% of them okay illegal immigrants. Okay. Uh, I think they should stay
01:03:13in america and
01:03:15They are great asset to america economy
01:03:20They're highly motivated people who want to work
01:03:23And they love america that's why came here
01:03:26through all the perilous journeys
01:03:30And they paid big money too to come here. Okay
01:03:39Yeah, but I agree with trump we do need to
01:03:43uh
01:03:44Build southern border wall because we need to control
01:03:48The flux the speed of immigration. Okay. Yeah, I agree with trump. Yeah, we need to build southern border. Okay, but
01:03:57If they're already here
01:03:59Uh, I'd rather give them jobs because they're great asset to american economy labor force. Okay
01:04:06Yeah, i'm running for us president
01:04:08now
01:04:092024 as an independent. Okay
01:04:11Yeah, because I i'm smarter than those people. Okay. Yeah, cheers. Yeah
01:04:21Oh, yeah, yeah, so
01:04:28Yeah
01:04:34Because
01:04:37Some of my friends
01:04:39Okay, there was a back in los angeles california 20 years ago, okay when I used to live in los angeles california
01:04:46He told me this story, okay, uh, he's from cuba, okay illegally
01:04:55But later on
01:04:57He hired immigration lawyer. He got american citizenship. Okay. Yeah hard-working man. Good man
01:05:04Okay
01:05:06I think you should stay in america because he's an asset to america
01:05:12Yeah, he's from cuba
01:05:16He came to america illegally from cuba to florida illegally with a makeshift
01:05:24Raft
01:05:26A boat, okay. He and his friend
01:05:29But
01:05:31They're american citizens now. Okay, they have good jobs. They're working in america. They pay taxes
01:05:37And uh, they're asset to america, although they came to america illegally. Okay, but they hired
01:05:44the immigration lawyer
01:05:46in florida, so, uh
01:05:49They're american citizens now, okay
01:05:52Yeah
01:05:54I
01:05:56Think they should stay. Okay, because they're asset to america
01:06:01They pay taxes
01:06:03They're hard-working people and good people. They're not criminals. Okay
01:06:08They're my friends. I know that
01:06:12I think they should stay
01:06:13Cheers
01:06:18But please don't get me wrong I mean
01:06:21I do not encourage illegal immigration. Okay, I encourage legal immigration. Okay. Yeah
01:06:30So i'm coming in the middle because the immigration like half liberal half conservative, okay
01:06:40Yeah, i'm drinking wine beer vodka, yeah
01:06:44Okay
01:06:45Now let's say five is very isomorphic, okay. Yeah. Thank you. Welcome future leaders
01:06:51Yeah
01:06:52Five is very thank you
01:06:54Very cool mighty proud of you future leaders
01:06:57Yeah
01:06:59How nice?
01:07:01Mm-hmm
01:07:03Very cool
01:07:09Yeah
01:07:11Yeah, let's bring some oxygen in the room, yeah
01:07:41You
01:08:11You
01:08:41You
01:09:11You
01:09:22Okay, welcome back
01:09:28History Thursday, huh? Sure. Yeah, we can talk some more about history. Yeah, sure
01:09:35Welcome oh, yeah
01:09:39So
01:09:40Now let's talk about african americans, okay american history
01:09:45I mean, I do not want to use the term slavery
01:09:48Because it's kind of disrespectful, you know
01:09:51Yeah, some of my best friends are african americans. Okay, so they're fantastic. Okay. Yeah. Cheers. Yeah
01:09:59Hmm
01:10:01I'd rather use the term like laborers
01:10:05employees
01:10:06who are underpaid
01:10:08Okay, but that still exists in america today 2024
01:10:13Yeah, minimum wage workers
01:10:15Yeah, they're not being treated very well. Okay, so
01:10:19I kind of sympathize with uh democrats because they want to increase the
01:10:25minimum wage
01:10:27I republicans they call it socialism communism, but
01:10:30Uh, guess what? There's some goods in socialism and communism. I'm not 100% against it. Okay
01:10:37Yeah
01:10:40They want to help out
01:10:42Minimum wage workers. That's a good thing. That's very christian thing. Okay. Yeah
01:10:49Yeah, jd vance donald trump, I don't think they are true christians
01:10:54Because they have no sympathy
01:10:56They are merciless
01:10:59ruthless
01:11:00Cold-blooded like reptile, right jd vance trump
01:11:05Best deportation 1 million illegal immigrants. I don't think jesus would
01:11:10approve that policy
01:11:12Yeah, jesus
01:11:14of christianity, okay
01:11:16I don't think jesus would approve
01:11:18jd vance and donald trump at all. I don't think so
01:11:22I think
01:11:23trump and vance
01:11:25Are fake christians. I think they are christians in name only
01:11:29sinner
01:11:31Christians in name only in my opinion, okay. Cheers. Yeah, welcome to humanize you
01:11:41Yeah
01:11:45So
01:11:46African americans, I do not want to use the term slavery because it's disrespectful. Okay more laborers
01:11:53Okay. Yeah
01:11:56Underpaid minimum wage, okay
01:12:01And
01:12:05But
01:12:06They're great asset to america, right? Yeah
01:12:10I mean even white people they are not from america. They're from europe
01:12:17Okay
01:12:19The first people who came to america, they're asians like me. Okay natives indians american natives, okay
01:12:27But they're not from india either. They're from asia
01:12:30Like siberia, okay
01:12:32Yeah
01:12:37And then white people came and then they brought uh africans and
01:12:46And the rest is history, yeah
01:12:51And african americans are great asset to america, right? Yeah, they invented musical genre dancing
01:12:58genre like
01:13:00hip-hop
01:13:01rap
01:13:03jazz
01:13:06Break dancing
01:13:10Right great asset to america, right cultural treasure, right? Yeah
01:13:18They're cool they're hip yeah huge fan. Okay. Cheers. Yeah
01:13:24Hmm
01:13:28Yeah, so
01:13:34But at one point in american history most likely back in 1800s, right
01:13:42Uh some african americans
01:13:47Did not like
01:13:48How they were treated I think it was 1800s maybe andrew jackson days something like that, okay, so
01:13:58And uh, I learned about this american history in the radio like npr or alaska public media, okay
01:14:07uh
01:14:09So I think it was 1800s ad in america, right?
01:14:14uh some african americans
01:14:17Decide to go back to africa because they did not like all this racism back in 1800s
01:14:24Right and american government supported that okay. So some african americans
01:14:33Went back to africa
01:14:38And established this brand new country in africa
01:14:43Do you know what that country's name is in africa?
01:14:47I'll give you one minute. Okay. Yeah, please feel free to google
01:14:53Okay
01:14:54Cheers, welcome to human logic
01:14:59Hmm we love history. Yeah
01:15:06I think it was 1800s. Okay
01:15:08Some african americans did not like the racism in america. Uh, they went back to
01:15:17Africa and
01:15:20Named that brand new country to what?
01:15:27Hint yeah the name of that country start with l l okay
01:15:40Yeah, so hey, please be nice to each other, okay. Yeah. Thank you
01:15:44Thank you cheers relax be nice. Okay. Cheers
01:15:55You're right liberia
01:15:59You got it, right. Yeah
01:16:02Yeah, liberty freedom liberia. Oh, yeah, you're right
01:16:09Cheers yeah grass color. Yeah
01:16:14Yeah, the future noble prize winner future professor phd, okay cheers
01:16:28Yeah at liberia is still in africa is still there, right? Yeah
01:16:35Yeah
01:16:42Oh, yeah
01:16:44Interesting story, right? Yeah. Yeah. It's a wikipedia. Okay. Yeah
01:16:49Very cool
01:16:51Okay, let's say five minutes back. Okay. I need some vocal rest. Yeah future leaders. Welcome to human logic. Yeah
01:16:58Five minutes. Thank you
01:17:00fantastic
01:17:03Very cool
01:17:06Time check real quick
01:17:16It's been more than one hour, okay. Okay five minutes. Thank you. Oh, yeah, very cool
01:17:27Yeah, let's bring some fresh alaskan artisans in the room yeah ventilation
01:17:32Yeah
01:17:34Very important. Yep
01:18:01You
01:18:31You
01:19:01You
01:19:31You
01:19:52Oh
01:20:01You
01:20:31You
01:21:01You
01:21:25Okay, welcome back
01:21:32Yeah, how nice uh, yeah, very cool welcome
01:21:38So now let's talk about
01:21:41American natives, okay. I mean, mr. Christopher columbus, uh from like, uh, uh, maybe spain italy, I guess
01:21:50Maybe portugal. Okay. Uh, he thought
01:21:53America is western india
01:21:57He was wrong. Okay
01:22:01Yeah, good evening, so
01:22:06Okay, some of my best friends are from india indian americans, okay south asia india like mahatma gandhi
01:22:13Gautama sikha siddhartha. Yeah sikhism hinduism
01:22:17Buddhism. Okay. Yeah. I'm a huge fan of india. Okay, so but india is not
01:22:22It's south asia, but the people american natives they came from
01:22:28Far east asia like china korea japan mongolia siberia, okay
01:22:33Uh, they are very different from india south asia india
01:22:38South asia india the difference between south asia india
01:22:43and uh far east
01:22:45asia
01:22:46Is this okay? Uh
01:22:48india mahatma gandhi
01:22:51Narrow
01:22:53Indira gandhi, okay
01:22:55buddhism hinduism sikhism, okay
01:22:57Uh, they're more western people like middle east
01:23:01the big eyes
01:23:05Longer nose
01:23:07And uh
01:23:11Slightly darker skin, okay
01:23:14uh, but
01:23:15Far east asians
01:23:17We have scintillized
01:23:19Flat face
01:23:21Yeah, so there's like american natives
01:23:27Okay who look just like me
01:23:30Far east asia. Okay. Yeah, they're the ones who first came to america. Okay american natives
01:23:37Okay. Yeah
01:23:41And uh, so
01:23:43So
01:23:45It's misnomer, okay, they're not from india they're from asia far east asia, okay like china korea japan
01:23:55Siberia mongolia. Okay. Yeah, they're the first they're the ancestors of american natives
01:24:02Okay
01:24:05Yeah, so church, yeah
01:24:10Hmm
01:24:14And after that, uh
01:24:22Columbus came to from europe
01:24:25Yeah, caucasians
01:24:26Uh columbus. Yeah, christopher columbus, right? He's not exactly a white person. He's kind of like brown caucasian. Okay
01:24:34Uh, maybe from spain italy
01:24:37uh
01:24:39Portugal maybe okay. It's kind of like a
01:24:42middle europe
01:24:44Skin color is more like brown
01:24:47Okay brown europeans. Okay
01:24:49uh white people they're more like
01:24:53norway
01:24:54finland
01:24:55iceland
01:24:57some parts of united kingdom and
01:25:01Denmark netherland
01:25:05Sweden
01:25:07Yeah, they're very white people they're like white caucasians, okay because
01:25:11My theory it's like camouflage
01:25:14in northern countries northern europe
01:25:18Yeah, it's like polar bear
01:25:21Right arctic fox
01:25:24arctic
01:25:26Owl, they're white because uh, even birch tree
01:25:32Yeah
01:25:34To blend with background like camouflage in bio biology, okay. Yeah
01:25:41to hide from their enemies like predators or
01:25:45praise
01:25:47Okay
01:25:48It's evolution
01:25:52Also
01:25:54Northern europe, uh, they need to bring in some sunshine
01:26:00Was it vitamin a or vitamin d or something like that, okay
01:26:05Yeah, they need to absorb all this
01:26:08Sunlight
01:26:10right
01:26:12Yeah to synthesize that those vitamin d I guess
01:26:16right
01:26:17but africa
01:26:19Uh, it's the opposite the too much sunshine africa, right? So then it's some
01:26:25sun blocker
01:26:26like sunglasses
01:26:30All right
01:26:35Like this it's evolution, okay. Yeah
01:26:38Yeah, sun is too strong. So I need some sun blocker. Otherwise it can cause like skin cancer, right?
01:26:44ultraviolet light
01:26:46Yeah, we're talking about science evolution physics biology, right?
01:26:52Yeah, like suntan. Okay. Yeah, that's why
01:26:55People in africa, they have darker skin. There's some blocker ultraviolet
01:27:00Blocker, okay. Yeah
01:27:02So that's the origination of different races. It's evolution. It's biology. It has nothing to do with politics
01:27:12Okay, yeah, it's biology science
01:27:16Yeah
01:27:20Oh sure, yeah, hey feel free to go to bed, okay. Yeah
01:27:23Yeah, have a good night's sleep. Oh, yeah
01:27:26We do this every night. So and it's been recorded in instagram live and also in telemon channel. Okay
01:27:34Do good in school, okay. Yeah do good in school and be the leaders
01:27:39Oh, yeah. Cheers. Thank you future leaders. My proud of you. Cheers
01:27:47Oh
01:27:50Yeah, be the leaders yeah do good in school
01:27:54get good grades and graduate and
01:27:57yeah, get a good job and
01:27:59Focus on education career development and be the leaders
01:28:03Save the world
01:28:05My proud of you. Absolutely
01:28:09Yeah, fantastic cheers, yeah
01:28:16Oh, yeah, very cool now time check real quick
01:28:31Uh
01:28:34We have like 30 minutes left in telemotion, okay good enough, okay
01:28:39Very good. Yeah
01:28:40Five minutes break, please. Thank you. Yeah
01:28:42Mm-hmm. Yeah, fantastic. Yeah
01:28:47Mm-hmm
01:28:49Oh, yeah, i'm sure you will do great in school in college right my proud
01:28:55Thank you
01:28:59Okay, five minutes, thank you
01:29:01You
01:29:11Okay
01:29:31You
01:30:01You
01:30:31You
01:31:01You
01:31:07Okay, welcome back
01:31:12Yeah
01:31:14So yeah friends in that emotion i'm responding, uh to our friends in instagram live in the chat room, okay. Yeah
01:31:22Yeah, so like uh
01:31:25Now we talked about blacks whites browns. Okay. Now let's talk about mixed races. Okay, they're great
01:31:30They're very beautiful. Some of the most beautiful people i've ever met
01:31:35Many of them are some of the smartest people i've ever met
01:31:39Mixed races. Okay, they're fantastic very mysterious. Okay
01:31:43I met this gentleman in western alaska, uh, you know bar, okay
01:31:49He is african-american gentleman. Okay, but his eyes are blue
01:31:54That's so cool
01:31:56I also met uh alaska native gentleman
01:31:59In alaska, okay, his eyes are blue. Okay, very cool. Yeah in middle east
01:32:05Yeah, some middle eastern arabs. They have green eyes even sometimes blue eyes too. Okay, that's cool. Yeah
01:32:12Okay
01:32:14Yeah
01:32:16Even camilla harris she's like a blade young
01:32:20Black half black half indian blade young. Okay. Yeah, she's very beautiful lady
01:32:27Yeah, yeah
01:32:36So, uh
01:32:39Yeah, so mixed races cool. They're beautiful
01:32:42Yeah
01:32:43Uh, but we want them to be special. They are special
01:32:48And so when it comes to young people who want to have children
01:32:52Want to have children?
01:32:54Uh one percent of time mixed race
01:32:57Marriage, okay, that's fine. Okay, that's cool because
01:33:01If race is too pure, yeah, it's become more like incest
01:33:06And
01:33:08Kind of prone to like genetic illness genetic diseases. Okay
01:33:12so one percent of time mixed races is
01:33:15Healthy, okay, it's good
01:33:18Okay
01:33:20But 99% of time in humanology. Yeah, we recommend like-kind marriage same
01:33:27race marriage, okay 99% of time because
01:33:30Uh, we also want to protect and preserve the diversity of races
01:33:35Like purely white people purely black people
01:33:37Uh purely uh brown people. Okay, but one person of time mixed race is great. It's fantastic
01:33:47Okay, yeah cheers
01:33:50Yeah
01:33:54We love all races all countries, yeah, welcome to humanity, okay
01:34:02All right, I think that's about it and uh, let's make transition to festival live where we watch some youtube videos
01:34:09Make some video commentaries. Okay
01:34:12Okay
01:34:13Yeah
01:34:14Love everybody. Okay. Yeah, that'll be love
01:34:18peace
01:34:19Prosperity knowledge
01:34:22evolution
01:34:23Okay
01:34:24Thank you. Yeah
01:34:27Good night. Yeah, may I see you in festival live or I'll see you tomorrow. Okay. Thank you
01:34:34Yeah, love martial arts too, okay, yeah, thank you very important
01:34:49You
01:35:03Okay, very cool, yeah, how nice
01:35:12Yeah, our friends
01:35:15In social media very smart people. Yeah, the future leaders
01:35:18Like you, okay. Yeah, mighty proud of you
01:35:22And other friends too. Okay
01:35:24But let's make transition to festival live where we will watch some youtube videos and make some video commentaries. Okay
01:35:30Relaxing time. Yeah, right. Yeah walk play rest
01:35:34Yeah, therapy is part time balancing again. Human. Okay. Thank you. Yeah
01:35:39Good night. Yeah