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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanize 2096.
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00:00:08By the way, my apologies, again, social media, I misbehaved last night, okay?
00:00:17So, basically, whenever that happens, I apologize, I'm sorry.
00:00:24I mean, yeah, I misbehaved.
00:00:26Maybe I was just drunk and, you know, I was intolerant to people who are different from me.
00:00:32My apologies, okay? Yeah.
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00:00:37Ah, exercise.
00:00:49One pump up style, okay?
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00:01:08I'm not that good at it, I know.
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00:11:01Yeah, so I listened to it when I was driving home and at home, while I was brushing my teeth, doing some house chores.
00:11:12Yeah, I had to listen to some of that. And then I took a bath, I mean, took a shower, after shower.
00:11:21That's the debate still going on. So I listened to some of that on the radio after shower.
00:11:28And then I stopped listening and came here.
00:11:34Yeah, debate still maybe still going on over there, wrapping up.
00:11:38It's supposed to be hour and 30 minutes, but going over time, that's fine.
00:11:44Yeah, but we watched together in the Facebook live, okay?
00:11:49Yeah, pre-recorded one.
00:11:51Made some video commentaries, like about 10 episode series, just like before.
00:11:57Yeah, just like in the Biden-Trump debate.
00:12:02Yeah, 10 episode series, like 10-minute footage, and yeah.
00:12:09Yeah, sure. Starting tonight, 10-minute speech.
00:12:13Yeah, some commentary.
00:12:16My reaction, impression?
00:12:19Yeah, sometimes it was entertaining, other times boring, because we already know what they have to say about each issue.
00:12:27It's Democratic Party, Republican Party, pretty much same thing.
00:12:30So that part was boring, but interesting part, yeah, kind of their performance, kind of like theatrical acting, kind of like debate, actual debate.
00:12:42Like they attack each other, and that part was entertaining, yeah.
00:12:48And yeah, I think they both did very well, both of them, okay?
00:12:52Biden-Trump debate, I think both did very well, okay?
00:12:56I think kind of too harsh on Biden, though.
00:13:00Really?
00:13:01Yeah.
00:13:06What else?
00:13:08Let me take some selfies.
00:13:10Interesting configuration here.
00:13:15Well, you know what?
00:13:19Let's take a break from mathematics, okay?
00:13:22And we did a lot, we achieved a lot, so it's a good time to take a break from mathematics.
00:13:29I think debate is over by now, okay?
00:13:31Yeah, let's just be inside and out, okay?
00:13:33Sure, sure.
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00:13:35I don't have a potbelly, okay?
00:13:37It's just wardrobe, kind of.
00:13:43I have no potbelly, okay?
00:13:47Just wrinkles in the clothings.
00:13:49Okay, let's talk to you inside and out, okay?
00:13:51Sure.
00:13:52Yeah.
00:13:54Yeah, so I listened to the radio, the debate, like here and there.
00:14:00Not quite continuously, but discontinuously.
00:14:03But that's good enough.
00:14:05Other parts are kind of boring anyway, so.
00:14:07But we watched together the festival live, okay?
00:14:10Sure.
00:14:11Yeah.
00:14:12Make some commentaries.
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00:17:47Thank you.
00:17:48No text on tips?
00:17:49Bad idea.
00:17:50I was skeptical about it.
00:17:51Did you do my hair?
00:17:55How are colored mattresses pretty?
00:18:04Yeah.
00:18:12Sure.
00:18:16Better?
00:18:26How about this?
00:18:36Mm.
00:18:41Good.
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00:18:51Let's go.
00:19:09More selfies?
00:19:11Yeah, I took a shower, so...
00:19:13Also, I went to the gym.
00:19:15Yeah, more intense workout this time with pull-ups and stuff.
00:19:19It feels really good, yeah.
00:19:22Yeah.
00:19:26Hello, friends. Yeah, welcome to Humanology episode...
00:19:382096.
00:19:41Yeah, happy Tuesday. Welcome. Good evening.
00:19:46Yeah, welcome, welcome.
00:19:49Good evening.
00:19:52Yeah, welcome.
00:19:57Did you watch the debate between Harris and Trump?
00:20:01What do you think?
00:20:04I listened to it in the radio.
00:20:08Yeah, good evening. Here and there, like, discontinuously, but...
00:20:13It gave me enough ideas, so...
00:20:16Yeah, some entertainment, some other boring, repetitious part...
00:20:22Come half and half, right? Yeah.
00:20:24But in general, I think they both did pretty well.
00:20:28Okay? Yeah.
00:20:29Both of them. I think.
00:20:32Yeah?
00:20:33Yeah.
00:20:37Yeah, welcome.
00:20:38Yeah, it's like this.
00:20:39Hunky Lee, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, okay?
00:20:43Of course, I'm the best out of three.
00:20:46In the future? Yeah, you'll be better than me.
00:20:48Okay? Yeah.
00:20:52I don't appreciate other candidates, okay? Yeah.
00:20:56Oh, dressing up?
00:20:57Actually, it's work uniform. I have to wear this as a lawyer.
00:21:01Yeah.
00:21:03Yeah, thank you for the compliment.
00:21:07Yeah.
00:21:11Actually, yeah, I dressed up very well for you. Yes.
00:21:14You're right. Okay? Yeah.
00:21:17That is true, yeah. Oh, yeah.
00:21:20Oh, thank you. Yeah, thank you for your compliment.
00:21:25I took a shower.
00:21:26You took a shower?
00:21:32Yeah, so...
00:21:35Uniform, it's just suit and tie.
00:21:38I matched the colors, you know?
00:21:41Yeah.
00:21:43But...
00:21:45You're male or female?
00:21:48You look like a male to me.
00:21:50You need to be straight, okay?
00:21:52Be straight. No LGBT allowed.
00:21:54Okay?
00:21:57Okay.
00:21:59Okay?
00:22:01Yeah.
00:22:04Yeah, be straight, okay? Yeah.
00:22:09I'm gonna grab some cups.
00:22:11I'll be right back. Okay.
00:22:13Okay.
00:22:27Yeah.
00:22:30Okay.
00:22:35Mm-hmm.
00:22:36Girlfriend? No. No dating until 25.
00:22:40Okay? Until you turn 25.
00:22:43Yeah.
00:22:44No dating until 25.
00:22:47With a very few exceptions, okay?
00:22:49Oh, peppermint? Absolutely. I love peppermint, okay?
00:22:52We love peppermint. Yeah. Cheers.
00:22:54It's vodka, yeah?
00:22:56Rose hips vodka. Yeah. Cheers.
00:23:01Oh, you're 32?
00:23:02Oh, yeah. Then you're allowed to date.
00:23:07Yeah.
00:23:09You're over 25. You're allowed to date. Yeah.
00:23:13Okay.
00:23:15Cool.
00:23:19Okay?
00:23:20Yeah.
00:23:23Yeah. Cheers.
00:23:27Your girlfriend's 23?
00:23:29Ah, you need to break up.
00:23:31Okay?
00:23:32Yeah, I do not approve your relationship.
00:23:34I'm sorry.
00:23:35Okay?
00:23:40Adoption?
00:23:41Well, I do not have any children.
00:23:43I don't want to have children, okay?
00:23:45So...
00:23:48I...
00:23:51But...
00:23:53All that matters is that you focus on education and career development.
00:23:57Okay?
00:23:58And practice martial arts.
00:24:00Exercise.
00:24:02Thank you. Thank you for your support.
00:24:04That's all that matters, okay? Yeah.
00:24:07Right?
00:24:09Okay.
00:24:10Yeah, thank you for your support.
00:24:15Thank you.
00:24:16Okay.
00:24:17Now, let's have five minutes break, okay? Thank you.
00:24:19Welcome, future leaders. My proud.
00:24:21Exercise, diet, martial arts, education, career development, okay?
00:24:26Thank you.
00:24:27Five minutes.
00:24:28Yeah.
00:24:29Very cool.
00:24:31Mm-hmm.
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00:26:47Thank you.
00:26:48And so let's have a debate a little bit, okay?
00:26:52So of course, yeah, in Facebook Live, yeah, we'll do like 10 episodes of the debate commentary
00:26:59in Facebook Live, okay?
00:27:01Yeah.
00:27:02Over like 10 different days, like here and there.
00:27:06Not like continuous 10 days, but...
00:27:09Oh, yeah.
00:27:10Thank you.
00:27:11Yeah.
00:27:12Yeah.
00:27:13Yeah.
00:27:15Cheers.
00:27:20So, Cameron Harris came up with this policy and her people came up with this economic
00:27:26policy finally.
00:27:28Took them a while because they're busy campaigning, I guess, and Harris campaign, yeah, did not
00:27:35have a very long time.
00:27:37So it's quite impressive she and her people got it together quite fast, okay?
00:27:43And in a very unconventional way, Biden dropped out and worked pretty well.
00:27:52Yeah, I appreciate that.
00:27:56But I'm running for U.S. President myself, but I appreciate other candidates.
00:28:00I want to be fair.
00:28:03And so Harris's policy, like $50,000 tax deduction for small business owners.
00:28:17I don't know the detail of her plan, but that sounds like a decent idea.
00:28:25Because I don't own a business, and I don't want to.
00:28:30I don't understand a lot of things about economics, business.
00:28:35I'm very well educated in that department.
00:28:39This is interesting business, finance, accounting, all that stuff.
00:28:46So it's like this.
00:28:49Small business, typically America or other countries, maybe.
00:28:59For several years, initially, they don't make money.
00:29:02Actually, they get business loan from bank.
00:29:08And maybe some donation, maybe family money, savings.
00:29:13So typically for the first few years, they don't make money at all.
00:29:18They lose money.
00:29:20They're building a business from nothing.
00:29:24From scratch, right?
00:29:26Yeah.
00:29:27So to help out, I mean, again, I do not know the details of Harris's plan.
00:29:33But my guess is that she wants to help out startup business in the initial phase,
00:29:43maybe for the first couple of years.
00:29:45Yeah.
00:29:47So $50,000 tax deduction, what it means is for the first $50,000 pure profit
00:30:01that small business is making, they don't have to pay tax on it.
00:30:09For example, if a small business make $100,000, okay?
00:30:27Yeah, I'm going to vote for myself because I'm right here as president, okay?
00:30:30Yeah.
00:30:33Let's say a business makes $75,000 a year, small business startup, okay?
00:30:40And then they need to pay tax for only $25,000.
00:30:49Okay?
00:30:50If business tax rate is, let's say, 10%, for example.
00:30:56Oh, thank you.
00:30:57Thank you for your support.
00:31:00Then $25,000 times 0.1, $2,500.
00:31:11Okay?
00:31:1310%.
00:31:14Assuming rate is 10%, okay?
00:31:17I don't know what business tax rate is.
00:31:19I have no idea.
00:31:22So yeah, it will help.
00:31:26But I'm assuming Kamala Harris' policy would be to help out startup business,
00:31:34not small business that's been there for a long time.
00:31:39That's my guess, okay?
00:31:41To help them out in the beginning.
00:31:53Oh, thank you.
00:31:54Yeah, thank you for support.
00:31:56Yeah, okay.
00:31:57Now, let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:31:59Thank you.
00:32:00And yeah, thank you for being patient.
00:32:02We have one friend in the waiting room.
00:32:05Then, yeah, we'll invite our friends.
00:32:08Yeah, after five minutes break, okay?
00:32:09Thank you.
00:32:10Sure.
00:32:11Yeah.
00:32:12Thank you.
00:32:13Thank you, future leaders.
00:32:15Yeah, five minutes break, then we invite our friends, okay?
00:32:17Thank you.
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00:36:10Hello, Hunky!
00:36:13How are you?
00:36:17Welcome, welcome!
00:36:20How are you?
00:36:23How are you?
00:36:24I'm good.
00:36:25Future leader?
00:36:26Future president?
00:36:27Thank you.
00:36:28Thank you.
00:36:29Your name is going in my ballot box.
00:36:30Oh, thank you so much.
00:36:31Yeah.
00:36:32Of course.
00:36:33Of course.
00:36:34I have a question for you.
00:36:35Yeah.
00:36:36So, regarding the war in Ukraine, what are some first actions you would take as president?
00:36:43Oh, yeah.
00:36:44Thank you.
00:36:46I would like to have a Zoom meeting with President Putin one-on-one and befriend him.
00:36:59And if I'm U.S. president, okay?
00:37:01So, yeah, a Zoom meeting, okay?
00:37:04I will not have time to, like, travel.
00:37:07I don't do that stuff.
00:37:08All right?
00:37:09Yeah.
00:37:10I have a Zoom meeting with Mr. Vladimir Putin.
00:37:13I will be having vodka in the White House while I'm having meeting.
00:37:19Yeah.
00:37:20And befriend him.
00:37:21And, you know, I know some Russians.
00:37:23So, like, it's such a nice to meet you.
00:37:31Like, how to say hello?
00:37:37And I study more Russian before I talk to him in the Zoom meeting, okay?
00:37:46And so I befriend him, gain his trust.
00:37:50And then I ask him, hey, Mr. Putin, basically, what do you want out of this war?
00:38:03What would make you, persuade you, stop this war?
00:38:08I mean, do you want some territory or do you want, like, full occupation, like, 100% of Ukraine?
00:38:14Or do you want, like, 10% of the territory or, you know?
00:38:20Yeah.
00:38:21Yeah.
00:38:22That's a brilliant response, Hunky.
00:38:23You know, like you said, having vodka in the White House, like, what I commonly say is alcohol abuse.
00:38:31Why would I abuse alcohol?
00:38:32I love it.
00:38:35So, like...
00:38:38Sorry.
00:38:40Yeah, I mean, I drink alcohol at home.
00:38:43So if I'm president, I'll be living in the White House.
00:38:46And I only drink at night, during the weekdays.
00:38:50And in the weekends, I drink in the morning, too.
00:38:54And because when I'm U.S. president, I will not be working during the weekend.
00:38:58I don't do that.
00:38:59Yeah.
00:39:01So did you watch the presidential debate that currently happened?
00:39:07I listened to the radio, like, here and there, yeah.
00:39:14You know, quite frankly, I was personally surprised that you were not asked to be involved or you weren't involved at all.
00:39:24You know, quite frankly, I think you should have been.
00:39:26As you obviously, to me at least, are the best presidential candidate for the 2024 election.
00:39:34Thank you.
00:39:35But of what you did see, what did you take from both candidates?
00:39:41Oh, thank you.
00:39:42Thank you.
00:39:43Yeah, I'm not famous.
00:39:44Maybe one day.
00:39:45OK.
00:39:46But more importantly, you'll be the future leaders.
00:39:48OK.
00:39:49You are more important than me.
00:39:50OK.
00:39:51You're the future generation.
00:39:52OK.
00:39:53But, yeah, so I think both of them did pretty well.
00:39:58It was entertaining and...
00:40:04Yeah.
00:40:08That's a brilliant response, Funky.
00:40:10All right.
00:40:11That's all I have to say tonight.
00:40:13OK.
00:40:14Thank you very much for having me.
00:40:15Oh.
00:40:16See you next time.
00:40:17Great, great honor.
00:40:18Sorry.
00:40:19Thank you.
00:40:20Thank you, future President Funky Lee.
00:40:23Thank you, sir.
00:40:24Yeah.
00:40:25Mm-hmm.
00:40:28What a gentleman and a scholar.
00:40:30What a gentleman and a scholar.
00:40:31Wow.
00:40:32Highly impressive.
00:40:33Oh, yeah.
00:40:34Future leaders.
00:40:35Oh, yeah.
00:40:38Mm-hmm.
00:40:40Oh, climate change?
00:40:42OK, OK.
00:40:43This is one issue that I will lose Democratic Party's votes, Democrats' votes, because I
00:40:57do have science background, and so I'm not worried about climate change, to be honest,
00:41:04OK?
00:41:05Because I know science, OK?
00:41:08Like 60 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the planet Earth, like Jurassic Park,
00:41:16right, there were a lot of carbon dioxide in the air, and carbon is building blocks
00:41:21of life.
00:41:22And then there are a lot of carbon dioxide in the air, and when planet Earth is warm,
00:41:27then there'll be a lot of photosynthesis.
00:41:30That's what plants need, OK?
00:41:33So 60 million years ago, why plants and animals were so big?
00:41:38Because there were more carbon dioxide there, OK?
00:41:42Basically, more food, more plants, more animals, and it was warmer back then, OK?
00:41:52But later on, for whatever reason, maybe some meteor strike, those plants and dinosaurs,
00:42:01they went extinct, and they got buried under the ground, and that's what became fossil
00:42:09fuel, right?
00:42:11So if we continue to use fossil fuel, yeah, it will be warmer climate, and there'll be
00:42:18more carbon dioxide in the air.
00:42:20Because of that, there'll be more plants, and there'll be more animals, OK?
00:42:25So fossil fuel is the greenest energy to planet Earth, OK?
00:42:32So I understand this is a very radical idea, but it's pure science, OK?
00:42:39And yet, I know Democrats do not like this idea at all, OK?
00:42:44They don't even know about this theory.
00:42:47But I wrote about it.
00:42:49I published it in Social Science Research Network, SSRN.com, OK?
00:42:54So, yeah.
00:42:56OK?
00:42:57Yeah.
00:42:58Welcome to Humanology, OK?
00:42:59When we do science, sometimes we are very radically different from mainstream science.
00:43:06Sometimes.
00:43:08OK?
00:43:09Very cool.
00:43:10Future leaders, mighty proud of you.
00:43:11Yeah.
00:43:12Let's take five minutes break.
00:43:13Thank you.
00:43:15Very cool.
00:43:17Mighty proud.
00:43:18Awesome.
00:43:20Very cool.
00:43:29OK.
00:43:44you
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00:46:12okay
00:46:17Welcome back, we are back. Good evening, happy Tuesday.
00:46:23Yeah, welcome. So, I mean, at the end of the day, I'm a very small guy.
00:46:31Just a lawyer in Alaska.
00:46:36And like, hypothetically, if Trump gets re-elected in 2024,
00:46:42then these people may try to deport me again, because that's what they did.
00:46:46They tried to deport me when it was like 2018.
00:46:51Yeah, I'm not making this up, okay?
00:46:53But they decided not to deport me.
00:46:56Okay? So if Trump wins again, they may try to deport me again.
00:47:00And actually, they may deport me too.
00:47:03Okay? Why? Because
00:47:07my parents gave birth to me in America.
00:47:10That's how I got my first citizenship.
00:47:12But my parents are Korean nationals.
00:47:14They're not Americans, okay?
00:47:15And I grew up in Korea after I was born in America, okay?
00:47:19So Trump and some of his people, in their mind,
00:47:22I'm not American, I'm Korean, okay?
00:47:25So that's why they tried to deport me back in 2018, six years ago.
00:47:29Okay?
00:47:32I'm just a small guy, okay?
00:47:34Although I'm running for U.S. president.
00:47:36I'm just a very small, humble guy
00:47:39who does not have that much power.
00:47:42But I have superior knowledge, though.
00:47:45Very superior to Trump or Harris.
00:47:48That's why I'm running for U.S. president.
00:47:50Because it's the right thing to do.
00:47:52Yeah. Cheers. Yeah.
00:47:55Hmm?
00:48:01Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:48:03David Vance and Donald J. Trump,
00:48:05they're saying, like, illegal immigrants are eating
00:48:08Americans' pets, like dogs and cats.
00:48:11Yeah, I think it's a made-up story.
00:48:15Because there's no evidence
00:48:18that's actually happening, okay?
00:48:21But, yeah.
00:48:25It's a funny joke, though, okay?
00:48:27Yeah, I appreciate it.
00:48:28Entertainment value to it.
00:48:30But I don't think it's true at all.
00:48:32That's what they do.
00:48:34They lie, right?
00:48:36Yeah.
00:48:40Hmm?
00:48:46Okay.
00:48:49I mean, it's possible that it did happen.
00:48:56It's just that, like, police officers
00:49:01in those cities, they say it never happened.
00:49:04Okay?
00:49:06Yeah.
00:49:08But it could have happened.
00:49:10Who knows? I don't know.
00:49:12Hmm?
00:49:15Yeah, but...
00:49:19Yeah.
00:49:26Yeah, so,
00:49:29Trump and Vance, they're like this, okay?
00:49:32They...
00:49:36make up, they imagine
00:49:39some interesting story, right?
00:49:42I do it, too.
00:49:44But in a fiction space, when I write novel,
00:49:47and I say, this is fiction, it's not real.
00:49:50Yeah, I imagine some stories, because I'm a writer.
00:49:53Fiction writer, okay?
00:49:55The recommendation to Trump and Vance,
00:49:59write a novel.
00:50:01Don't say, this is real.
00:50:03Say, this is fiction, okay?
00:50:05Then,
00:50:07that way,
00:50:09they will not have to lie.
00:50:12You know?
00:50:14Yeah.
00:50:16Cheers, yeah?
00:50:18Future leaders, mighty proud.
00:50:20Mm-hmm.
00:50:23Yeah, so...
00:50:31So...
00:50:35Trump and Harris debate,
00:50:38they pretty much say the same thing, right?
00:50:41So, many times, kind of boring,
00:50:44because we already know
00:50:47Democratic Party, Republican Party,
00:50:49what their position is in each issue.
00:50:52So it's very repetitious, right?
00:50:55Yeah.
00:50:57Mm-hmm.
00:50:59May I come? Yeah.
00:51:01Good evening.
00:51:03Yeah.
00:51:08Oh, yeah. You are great people.
00:51:10I agree with you.
00:51:16Yeah, so...
00:51:19But Harris-Trump debate,
00:51:22some parts were very entertaining.
00:51:24Yeah.
00:51:25Actually, they're engaging in,
00:51:28basically, attacking each other, right?
00:51:30Yeah.
00:51:32That part, I enjoyed.
00:51:36Yeah.
00:51:40Mm-hmm.
00:51:44Yeah.
00:51:49Oh, thank you, thank you.
00:51:51Yeah.
00:51:53This is my campaign, yeah.
00:51:55Social media, that's what I do.
00:51:58Yeah.
00:51:59So...
00:52:01Because I'm new school politician,
00:52:04not old school politician like Harris-Trump.
00:52:07Then I travel.
00:52:09What a waste of money, right?
00:52:11Yeah, I don't do that.
00:52:13Because I'm new school politician, okay?
00:52:15Yeah.
00:52:17But it is educational to talk about
00:52:20Harris-Trump debate,
00:52:22because, like, how can we, you and I,
00:52:25future leaders,
00:52:27do better than old school people
00:52:29like Harris-Trump?
00:52:31Right? Yes.
00:52:32So it's highly educational, okay?
00:52:34And here, unlike Trump-Harris debate,
00:52:38this is very interactive, you know?
00:52:40Yeah.
00:52:42Yeah, thank you, yeah.
00:52:44Future leaders, very proud of you, yeah.
00:52:47Yeah.
00:52:51Yeah, we are new school leaders, okay?
00:52:54In politics, business, academia,
00:52:57arts, entertainment,
00:53:00whatever area you're into, okay?
00:53:03Yeah, future leaders, okay?
00:53:05Yeah.
00:53:08Yeah.
00:53:10That's who we are,
00:53:12and that's why we are here, okay?
00:53:14To learn from each other, okay?
00:53:16Very interactive.
00:53:18Okay, future leaders,
00:53:20let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:53:21I need some vocal rest, okay?
00:53:23Very proud of you.
00:53:24Thank you.
00:53:27Okay.
00:53:29Time check.
00:53:34It's been less than one hour, okay?
00:53:36Okay.
00:53:37Five minutes, thank you.
00:53:40Very proud of you.
00:53:42My proud.
00:54:09Thank you.
00:54:39Thank you.
00:55:09Thank you.
00:55:40Okay.
00:55:58Okay, welcome back.
00:55:59We are back.
00:56:03Yeah.
00:56:05So let's talk about
00:56:07Let's talk about school shooting. It's a big problem in America, right?
00:56:11And Harris, Trump, do they have any solution?
00:56:15Well, they suggest their solutions.
00:56:21Okay, let's talk about that.
00:56:24Welcome to Humanology.
00:56:26Harris, yeah, limited by democratic party's platform.
00:56:37So yes, stricter gun law. Okay.
00:56:40Yeah, welcome. Good evening.
00:56:44And Trump, his solution to this, like, mass shooting.
00:56:52Yeah, more police officers, resource officers, basically security guards.
00:56:58Also, Trump suggested that, like, let the teacher have guns, right? Okay.
00:57:07Okay, so that's like Republican Party platform, like, pro-gun, okay?
00:57:15Democratic Party and Taiwan, right?
00:57:19Okay.
00:57:25Yeah.
00:57:31How about me, concrete solution? Yeah.
00:57:37It's obvious, isn't it? Yeah, martial arts.
00:57:42Okay. Yeah.
00:57:45That's my solution, okay? Martial arts.
00:57:54Let's say I'm in a supermarket because I'm normally in a school, okay?
00:57:58Let's say I'm in a shopping mall, supermarket, okay?
00:58:01I mean, I don't carry guns around, okay, but I practice martial arts.
00:58:06Like, two minutes a day.
00:58:11Right? Yeah.
00:58:17And if I see, you know, shopping mall or supermarket,
00:58:26well, I don't say the open carry state, okay?
00:58:29Yeah, going to the hostel, yeah, I see them sometimes, okay?
00:58:32No problem, they're responsible, no, no, no, it's okay.
00:58:35But if a person has a gun in a supermarket or public place on hand,
00:58:51and it's not a shooting range, okay, but open carry state,
00:58:56if they're in the hostel, that's fine, it's self-defense, okay?
00:59:00But if this person is holding a gun on hand,
00:59:04it could be a handgun or a rifle,
00:59:09I'll knock this person out.
00:59:16Like this, okay? Yeah.
00:59:21It won't take long for me to subdue this person, okay?
00:59:30I'll knock this person out very quick, very fast, in less than one second.
00:59:43But if this person is right next to me, okay?
00:59:48If this person is like six feet away from me, yeah, I have to jump kick.
00:59:55Okay?
01:00:02And then, yeah, continue to kicking and punching, or arm choke maybe,
01:00:09or until this person becomes unconscious.
01:00:15Okay? Yeah. Martial arts education, okay?
01:00:18So there will be my solution to this gun violence in America.
01:00:24Yeah, martial arts, okay?
01:00:25Welcome, friends. Good evening, future leaders.
01:00:28Mighty proud, yeah.
01:00:36If every American citizen knows martial arts,
01:00:42there will be no more gun violence.
01:00:47Period.
01:00:49Okay? Because they will fight back.
01:00:52Okay?
01:00:55If every American knows martial arts,
01:00:59they are not going to be some school shooter.
01:01:02Why?
01:01:04Because martial arts is about self-discipline.
01:01:11Okay?
01:01:12So there will be no Americans who want to be like mass shooter
01:01:18because they are self-disciplined.
01:01:20Martial arts is an exercise,
01:01:24strengthening of body and mind and spirit.
01:01:30It's something very powerful, martial arts, okay?
01:01:33You want to join us? Sure, sure.
01:01:35Let's take five minutes break. I need some rest, okay?
01:01:37Welcome. Yeah. Good evening.
01:01:40Let's take five minutes break, okay?
01:01:41I need some more rest, okay?
01:01:43Yeah, thank you for joining us.
01:01:45Yeah.
01:01:46Oh, Bushido, fantastic.
01:01:47Yeah.
01:01:48Japanese, right?
01:01:49Yeah.
01:01:50Yeah.
01:01:52Five minutes, okay?
01:01:53Thank you.
01:01:54Mighty proud, future leaders.
01:01:57Okay.
01:02:27Thank you.
01:02:57Thank you.
01:03:27Thank you.
01:03:58Okay, welcome, friends.
01:04:01Good evening.
01:04:03Yeah.
01:04:07Nice, nice.
01:04:09Thank you for your interest in Japan and Korea.
01:04:13Okay, very cool.
01:04:16Nice.
01:04:17Oh, yeah.
01:04:19Yeah, so Bushido in Japan, right?
01:04:21Yeah.
01:04:22Fantastic.
01:04:23Absolutely.
01:04:24Yeah.
01:04:26In Korean pronunciation, Musado.
01:04:30It's like a Chinese, Korean, Japanese language common denominator there, okay?
01:04:40Oh, yeah.
01:04:41Good stuff.
01:04:43Yeah.
01:04:47Yeah, you want to join us?
01:04:48Join?
01:04:49Yeah.
01:04:51Oh, yeah.
01:04:53Sure.
01:04:55Welcome.
01:04:58Yeah.
01:05:05Welcome.
01:05:08Good evening, yeah.
01:05:10What?
01:05:11Yeah, good evening.
01:05:13Good evening.
01:05:14Yeah.
01:05:15How are you doing?
01:05:16I'm good, thank you, yeah.
01:05:18Are you going to run for Alaska politician again?
01:05:24Well, I'm running for U.S. president right now, yeah.
01:05:28Are you?
01:05:29Yeah.
01:05:30Actually?
01:05:31Yeah.
01:05:32Wow, you've got my vote, that's for sure.
01:05:36Thank you.
01:05:38I think we need a Korean president.
01:05:42I think I'd go hard.
01:05:43Okay, okay.
01:05:46Yeah, yeah.
01:05:48Are you actually?
01:05:50Yeah.
01:05:53How can I run for president?
01:05:57Are you an American?
01:05:59Yeah, I'm American.
01:06:01How old are you?
01:06:03Eight, 19.
01:06:05Okay.
01:06:07The minimum age to run for president is something like 30-something, I think.
01:06:13Maybe 40-something.
01:06:16Yeah.
01:06:20Okay.
01:06:22I mean, there's constitutional requirement age limit.
01:06:31And he was on there.
01:06:34He got like a couple thousand votes.
01:06:36Okay.
01:06:42I mean, there's constitutional requirement age limit, so there's something I cannot change.
01:06:55Can you read Korean?
01:06:57Yeah, yeah.
01:06:59Do you speak Korean?
01:07:00Yeah.
01:07:02How do I say Han Ki for president 2025?
01:07:11Okay, thank you.
01:07:13In Korean, how do I say that?
01:07:15Yeah, Han Ki 대통령.
01:07:24Wow.
01:07:25Yeah, 대통령 means president.
01:07:27And 2025, it'll be like 2025-nyeon.
01:07:35Is Korean the first language you speak?
01:07:39Yeah.
01:07:40Wow.
01:07:42So is English your second language?
01:07:44Yeah.
01:07:46That's tough.
01:07:48That's so cool.
01:07:49Thank you.
01:07:50Thank you.
01:07:51Do you find yourself, how often, how many drinks do you have a day?
01:07:59At night, I would say maybe five drinks.
01:08:06What's your poison?
01:08:07What do you like?
01:08:10Well, I like vodka.
01:08:15You like schnapps?
01:08:17I don't know what that is.
01:08:19Schnapps is German.
01:08:21Oh, okay.
01:08:23Oh, yeah, schnapps.
01:08:25Yeah, I like it.
01:08:26Yeah.
01:08:28Nice.
01:08:29Vodka and what else?
01:08:31You like cognac?
01:08:34If I have money, yeah.
01:08:39Nice.
01:08:40What kind of vodka?
01:08:41Smirnoff?
01:08:47I can't think of any.
01:08:50What's your favorite brand?
01:08:53The cheapest.
01:08:56The what?
01:08:58The least expensive.
01:09:03There was this vodka.
01:09:05I could get like a fifth of it at the store.
01:09:09I can't remember.
01:09:10I think it was like Black Eyes or something.
01:09:13Okay.
01:09:14It was like five bucks for a fifth.
01:09:16Yeah, it was crazy cheap.
01:09:18Okay.
01:09:19It just tasted like rubbing alcohol, yeah, but it was really cheap, you know?
01:09:23Okay.
01:09:24It was Black Eyes.
01:09:25Okay.
01:09:27Yeah.
01:09:29It's so funny.
01:09:31Are you addicted?
01:09:34Maybe just a little bit, yeah.
01:09:40Do you think you'd feel fine if one night you didn't have five drinks before bed?
01:09:47That's not going to happen.
01:09:51Ha ha ha ha.
01:09:53Funny.
01:09:55If you were alive during the time of the Vietnam War and you got drafted, do you think you'd survive?
01:10:01Well, actually, I was in the U.S. Army, and between 2011 and 2012, we were deployed to Afghanistan for one year.
01:10:11And no alcohol allowed, so I was okay.
01:10:17What did you do in Afghanistan?
01:10:20I was an electrician for helicopters.
01:10:24Oh.
01:10:26Wow.
01:10:27That's pretty cool.
01:10:28So you didn't kill no one?
01:10:30I was lucky.
01:10:31I never saw combat.
01:10:34Oh, nice.
01:10:36You got luck.
01:10:37You got luck.
01:10:38Yep.
01:10:39What did they pay you?
01:10:41Huh?
01:10:43Did you get paid any big money?
01:10:50But in the term, hey, no violence, please.
01:10:52Just forgive and forget, okay?
01:10:54So, yeah, no violence, please, okay?
01:10:56In the term, okay?
01:10:57But, yeah, combat pay, it was higher than regular U.S. Army soldier pay.
01:11:03But, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:11:06I'm thinking about joining the Army because I work as a crocodile wrangler, and I don't even make hazard pay.
01:11:13It's terrible.
01:11:14Okay.
01:11:15It's really dangerous for wrangling crocodiles.
01:11:18Very cool.
01:11:19Very cool.
01:11:21Yeah, joining U.S. military, it could be Marine, Air Force, Army, National Guard, Coast Guard, or Space Force these days.
01:11:32Yeah, it's nice.
01:11:34I like it, yeah.
01:11:36What's your opinion on AIPAC representatives in U.S. Congress?
01:11:42What is AIPAC?
01:11:45AIPAC is a foreign entity.
01:11:50That basically buddies up with U.S. Congressmen.
01:11:55They represent a foreign nation.
01:11:57Okay.
01:11:58But, okay, in the chat room, yeah, look, calm down and don't get angry.
01:12:05Yeah, just forgive and forget, okay?
01:12:07So be peaceful.
01:12:09In the chat room, our friend, okay?
01:12:12So, yeah, just don't get into any trouble in the chat room, okay?
01:12:16So, okay, now, when it comes to, like, I talked about lobbyism, right?
01:12:22Lobbyism in D.C.?
01:12:24Yeah.
01:12:25For foreign countries?
01:12:27Yeah, a lot of Israelites.
01:12:30Okay.
01:12:32With certain interests.
01:12:35Well, as long as they are registered lobbyists, no matter what interest group they represent,
01:12:46if they are doing it legally, then it should be fine.
01:12:50But I love all countries.
01:12:56I love Palestine.
01:12:58I love Israel.
01:12:59I love all countries.
01:13:00And there are some lobbyists in all those countries.
01:13:04So lobbyism, it could be bad, it could be good, okay?
01:13:11So it could be, like, 50-50, yeah.
01:13:14I'm kind of neutral about it, yeah.
01:13:16Well, you know, back in the 60s, the JFK administration wanted Israeli AIPAC representatives to lobby
01:13:27or to register as a foreign agent, right?
01:13:34Yeah.
01:13:36And guess what?
01:13:39They killed him.
01:13:40He died.
01:13:41He got assassinated.
01:13:42So to this day, Israeli AIPAC agents don't have to register as a foreign agent, foreign entity, in U.S. politics.
01:13:53So what do you think about that?
01:13:55Does it look weird?
01:13:56Kind of spooky?
01:13:58Jewish people?
01:14:01Well, I'm not familiar with that history, but thank you for educating me.
01:14:10Educating us.
01:14:11Yeah.
01:14:12Thank you for educating us, and it's something I'm not very knowledgeable about.
01:14:19Well, that's all right.
01:14:23What's your take on the current Israel-Palestine situation, Mr. Honky?
01:14:30Yeah, I love Honky.
01:14:33Before you answer that question, what's your real name?
01:14:36Honky Lee, yeah, it's a Korean name, yeah.
01:14:40Your real name's Honky?
01:14:41Yeah, it's a Korean name, yeah.
01:14:44All right, Mr. Lee, what's your opinion, what's your take on the Israel-Palestine situation?
01:14:52So it's like back in the days in America, like 1700s, 1600s, Europeans came, they're settlers, okay?
01:15:05Just like in Gaza, West Bank, European Jews came back, and they're settlers, right?
01:15:17It was like that in America.
01:15:18European settlers, they were not even in America before, but Israel, their ancestors have been there, right?
01:15:26But they came back from Europe, right?
01:15:28Zionism.
01:15:30But in America, European settlers, they were not even here in the first place, okay?
01:15:36It was American natives who came from Asia, okay?
01:15:42And then European settlers came, and yeah, American Indians.
01:15:46So there was some conflict for like a couple hundred years, right?
01:15:50But later on, they achieved peace, right?
01:15:54And the same thing will happen between Palestinians and Israelis.
01:15:59Yeah, they'll find a way to make peace and live together, yeah.
01:16:05Oh.
01:16:08Very cool.
01:16:10Yeah.
01:16:11I don't fancy them very much.
01:16:14Hmm?
01:16:16Have you ever seen Europa, the last battle?
01:16:19No.
01:16:21Before you get into politics, I recommend you give it a watch.
01:16:26What are you drinking there?
01:16:28Vodka?
01:16:30It's brown.
01:16:32It's chaga, mushroom vodka.
01:16:35Mushroom vodka?
01:16:36Yeah.
01:16:38Why is it in a sippy cup?
01:16:41I bought it at Walmart, so...
01:16:45Yeah, chaga, mushroom and vodka, okay?
01:16:49Can I see the bottle it came in when you bought it, the mushroom vodka?
01:16:55Chaga, mushroom? Sure.
01:16:58Sure.
01:17:00That's cool. I've never heard of such a thing.
01:17:02Yeah, it's Alaska thing, okay?
01:17:04Just chaga, mushroom in Alaska.
01:17:07What, did you make it yourself or something?
01:17:10That's not what it came in when you bought it.
01:17:14Yeah, I got some chaga, mushroom in Alaska.
01:17:17It grew on a bush tree.
01:17:19It's a chef mushroom.
01:17:21And I put vodka in there, yeah.
01:17:24Wow.
01:17:26That sounds like it tastes wacky.
01:17:32Cheers.
01:17:35This is strong.
01:17:37It's mushrooms and vodka?
01:17:41Yeah, yeah.
01:17:43Wow.
01:17:44Do you ever eat psychedelic mushrooms?
01:17:47Nope.
01:17:49Do you condone the use of drugs?
01:17:52And if so, what drugs?
01:17:54Nope.
01:17:56Nothing?
01:17:57No weed?
01:17:58Just alcohol?
01:18:01Alcohol and tobacco, yeah.
01:18:04Only like alcohol?
01:18:05And tobacco.
01:18:06Oh.
01:18:08Tobacco?
01:18:10What's your preferred brand of cigarettes?
01:18:14Marlboro.
01:18:16Marlboro?
01:18:19That's cool.
01:18:21I like Parliament cigarettes.
01:18:23Oh, yeah.
01:18:29You know who you look like?
01:18:33Yeah?
01:18:34You look like Hideo Kojima.
01:18:36Thank you, yeah.
01:18:39With the glasses and the little button-up shirt and tie.
01:18:43Okay.
01:18:45Wow.
01:18:46You look like Hideo Kojima.
01:18:48Okay.
01:18:50Kind of.
01:18:53Man, what do you do for like a job?
01:18:56I always see you going live.
01:18:59Yeah, I'm a lawyer.
01:19:01Lawyer?
01:19:03Oh, yeah.
01:19:04How long does it take to get your lawyer degree?
01:19:09Lawyer license.
01:19:10License to practice law.
01:19:13Yeah, so you graduate from high school, go to four-year college,
01:19:17and then go to law school for two or three years,
01:19:21and you take a bar exam in your state,
01:19:24and then you get a lawyer job.
01:19:27So it takes about four-year college, three years in law school,
01:19:33so maybe seven years.
01:19:36Oh, so it's like a doctorate, basically?
01:19:40More like master's degree, because law school is like two or three years.
01:19:47What are the crimes many of the people you represent,
01:19:53what are their convicted crimes?
01:19:56Were they trying to fight?
01:19:58Well, I'm not a criminal lawyer.
01:20:00I'm a civil lawyer, so I represent people who are in a car accident
01:20:08or war injury, more civil side, yeah.
01:20:14I hear Alaska has a very high murder rate.
01:20:19Yeah.
01:20:21Why is that?
01:20:23So, you're right, yeah.
01:20:28Statistically speaking, yeah, the violent crimes in Alaska is very high,
01:20:33in America, it's because there are some remote villages
01:20:41where there are no police officers, okay?
01:20:45Alaska, there are some remote villages where there are no police officers,
01:20:51okay?
01:20:52That's why.
01:20:54Oh.
01:20:57That sucks.
01:20:59If you were the President of the United States,
01:21:02what's the first bill you'd introduce?
01:21:07What's the first thing you'd do?
01:21:09First day in office, what would you do?
01:21:12Yeah, it may not be a bill, but the Education of Martial Arts.
01:21:18Yeah.
01:21:20Wow.
01:21:23You'd do what?
01:21:27Education of Martial Arts.
01:21:32Martial Arts?
01:21:33Yeah.
01:21:34Make it mandatory, mandatory class?
01:21:38It could be mandatory, it could be optional,
01:21:40but Education, Recommendation of Martial Arts, yeah.
01:21:46I like that.
01:21:47Yeah.
01:21:48Cool.
01:21:49That's super cool.
01:21:50What about guns?
01:21:52What would you do about guns?
01:21:54Would you want to take guns away or keep them around?
01:21:58Because there's a lot of politicians that are talking about tightening up,
01:22:03making gun laws a little more strict.
01:22:05What's your stance on it?
01:22:09Well, in my opinion, minors should not be allowed to own guns, okay?
01:22:14If they use their parents' guns, you know, shooting range or hunting trip,
01:22:18that's fine.
01:22:19But I think minors should not be allowed to own a gun, the real gun, okay?
01:22:25Minors can't?
01:22:27I think they should maybe use parents' guns, you know,
01:22:32shooting range or hunting trip.
01:22:34That's fine.
01:22:35But I don't think it's necessary that minors have actually own a gun,
01:22:39you know?
01:22:40That's my opinion.
01:22:42In what state are minors allowed to own guns?
01:22:45Wait, define a minor.
01:22:47Under 18, yeah.
01:22:51I didn't know you could own a gun and be under 18.
01:22:55That's wild.
01:22:58Yeah.
01:22:59Yeah.
01:23:20It's okay.
01:23:25Yeah, I use biotic shampoo, yeah.
01:23:30Oh, yeah.
01:23:31That's good.
01:23:32That's good stuff.
01:23:34And also,
01:23:38I hear cold water stimulates blood cells in your scalp,
01:23:44so that might be good.
01:23:45Okay.
01:23:48Yeah.
01:23:52Okay.
01:23:53Yeah.
01:23:54Mr. B?
01:23:56Are you geek?
01:23:57Are you mad geeked right now?
01:23:59Who?
01:24:01Are you geeked off the mushroom vodka?
01:24:04All right, look.
01:24:05Chaga mushroom.
01:24:08It's edible mushroom, okay?
01:24:11So people make tea out of it.
01:24:13It's edible mushroom, okay?
01:24:15Chaga mushroom, okay?
01:24:17Yeah.
01:24:19What's the most drunk you've ever been?
01:24:21Have you ever done anything you really sincerely regret
01:24:24whilst being inebriated?
01:24:28Yeah, that happened like five months ago in this house in Alaska.
01:24:35I was so drunk late at night, and I fell in this house
01:24:40because I was too drunk to walk, okay?
01:24:45But I did not pass out.
01:24:48I crawled to my bedroom, but I injured my shoulder
01:24:51because I fell.
01:24:52I was even too drunk to walk, yeah, in my house.
01:24:58You can't do that.
01:24:59You know what alcohol does?
01:25:01It's really bad for men and their hair.
01:25:05It stimulates the production of the estrogen hormone.
01:25:08Okay.
01:25:09And that's no good.
01:25:10Okay.
01:25:11Yeah, it turns you into a problem.
01:25:14Actually, yeah, that's a fact.
01:25:16It's not made up.
01:25:17I'm not messing with you.
01:25:18Okay.
01:25:19It really does do that.
01:25:20Okay.
01:25:22Yeah.
01:25:24When I was really drunk once,
01:25:27I drove over a crowd of toddlers,
01:25:31and it felt like I was driving over yogurt.
01:25:35I didn't even look back
01:25:36because I thought it would traumatize me so bad.
01:25:42Yogurt?
01:25:44Yeah.
01:25:46It's wacky.
01:25:47Crazy night out with boys.
01:25:51Do you ever drive around and do your kind of buzz?
01:25:56No.
01:25:58What's the fastest you've ever driven in a car?
01:26:05Well, I don't drink and drive.
01:26:07I drink at home.
01:26:08I drink and sleep.
01:26:11No.
01:26:12What's the fastest you've ever driven in a car?
01:26:20When I was in New York State,
01:26:25I was in Ithaca, New York,
01:26:27Cornell University as a PhD candidate,
01:26:30PhD student, graduate student, okay,
01:26:32doctoral student, okay,
01:26:34in computer science,
01:26:35computational biology, okay?
01:26:39And Ithaca, New York is upstate New York, right?
01:26:42And then I wanted to visit Manhattan, New York,
01:26:45like New York, New York, Big Apple, right?
01:26:48So, yeah,
01:26:49maybe speed limit in the highway was maybe 70, right?
01:26:56I was young and dumb.
01:26:58I was like 27 back then, okay?
01:27:01And maybe I drove like 75 or even 80, right?
01:27:07So I was young and dumb back then,
01:27:10but there was like...
01:27:13Yeah, I mean, it was like 70 miles per hour limit,
01:27:17but I think I drove like 80,
01:27:19but I don't recommend this because that's not good, okay?
01:27:23I was young and dumb.
01:27:24I regret it.
01:27:25Yeah.
01:27:27I regret that.
01:27:30That's fast.
01:27:33I regret it.
01:27:34I'm sorry.
01:27:35Yeah.
01:27:36I'm glad you got out unscathed.
01:27:39Actually,
01:27:41one time when I was driving from Ithaca, New York,
01:27:44to Manhattan, New York,
01:27:46I hit the median,
01:27:48and my car was totaled,
01:27:51and some kind of generous people in Pennsylvania,
01:27:56Scranton, Pennsylvania,
01:27:58they called the ambulance, 911, okay?
01:28:00But no broken bones,
01:28:03but yeah, I got into ambulance,
01:28:05and my car was totaled, okay?
01:28:08It happened once,
01:28:09and I thought I might die that day.
01:28:13I regret it.
01:28:16I'm sorry to hear that.
01:28:18What kind of car do you drive these days?
01:28:21That day, it was Hyundai Sonata.
01:28:24Hyundai Sonata.
01:28:28Korean, like you.
01:28:29Yeah.
01:28:32What kind of car do you drive now,
01:28:34that you're a civil lawyer?
01:28:36Yeah, Ford Expedition.
01:28:41SUV, yeah.
01:28:42Do you make big money?
01:28:45No, no.
01:28:47Really?
01:28:48No.
01:28:50What do you make,
01:28:51roughly,
01:28:52estimation?
01:28:54I make average American salary.
01:28:59What?
01:29:00Average American.
01:29:01You make 30 to 40 grand a year?
01:29:05Well, every American salary,
01:29:07that's more like $60,000 a year.
01:29:10Yeah, about that.
01:29:12That's all right.
01:29:13Not bad.
01:29:16What year is this Ford Expedition?
01:29:18What year?
01:29:192007.
01:29:23Man, you gotta go somewhere else
01:29:25where being a lawyer gets better money, man.
01:29:31I don't really care about money, no.
01:29:36What are you even doing up in Alaska?
01:29:38What's up there?
01:29:42Well, I'm here because there's freedom.
01:29:47The last frontier?
01:29:48Yeah, freedom, yeah.
01:29:51Liberties, yeah.
01:29:55That's what's up.
01:29:56Hey man, I think I'd like to visit Alaska one day.
01:29:59Excuse me?
01:30:01I think I'd like to visit Alaska one day.
01:30:04Thank you, yeah.
01:30:07I think I'll come by,
01:30:08we'll drink mushroom vodka,
01:30:10and have a grand old time.
01:30:13Well, yeah, thank you for the offer,
01:30:14but I do not socialize these days.
01:30:17I'm too busy with mathematics these days, okay?
01:30:20But thank you for the offer.
01:30:22Is it even mathematics?
01:30:24Sure, yeah, sure, okay.
01:30:27Yeah.
01:30:30Whoa!
01:30:32What is that?
01:30:34Yeah, it's like number theory.
01:30:38Mathematics.
01:30:41Are you just at home crunching numbers?
01:30:44Yeah, it's number theory, mathematics, yeah.
01:30:48Yeah, crunching numbers, yeah.
01:30:52Number crunching, yeah.
01:30:56Is this a hobby of yours?
01:30:57Yes, yeah, hobby, yeah, yeah.
01:31:01Wow.
01:31:04That's pretty impressive,
01:31:05that looks complicated.
01:31:07Thank you.
01:31:10You should try and pursue a career
01:31:12in the field of mathematics, maybe.
01:31:16Well, I'd rather do it as a hobby,
01:31:18because, so that I can do mathematics
01:31:22only when I want to,
01:31:23not because I have to, you know.
01:31:27Yeah, that's wild.
01:31:29You know, most people play games
01:31:31or read a book or something,
01:31:33that you just do math.
01:31:34Yeah, yeah.
01:31:37What do you get out of it?
01:31:40It's that kind of video game, okay?
01:31:42It's just like video game.
01:31:43It's just fun, yeah.
01:31:46Wow.
01:31:49Well, that's awesome.
01:31:50But unfortunately,
01:31:51it's about 12 in the morning right now,
01:31:54and I've got work tomorrow.
01:31:55I'll have to catch you some other time, Mr. Lee.
01:31:58Hey, mighty proud of you.
01:32:00Future leader, yeah.
01:32:01God bless you.
01:32:02What a gentleman and scholar.
01:32:04You're amazing.
01:32:06You are the best.
01:32:07God bless you too, Mr. Lee.
01:32:09Thank you so much.
01:32:10Oh, yeah.
01:32:11You're amazing, yeah.
01:32:16What a gentleman and scholar, right?
01:32:18Yeah, that's why I'm so optimistic
01:32:20about the future of the world.
01:32:23That's what America, right?
01:32:25Yeah, in social media,
01:32:27we meet wonderful young people.
01:32:32We love older generation too, okay?
01:32:35But in social media,
01:32:36mostly young people, right?
01:32:41Great people, okay?
01:32:42I'm optimistic, okay?
01:32:44Future leaders, okay.
01:32:46Five minutes break, okay?
01:32:47And some more questions, okay?
01:32:48Thank you.
01:32:49Welcome, welcome, future leaders.
01:32:50Mighty proud.
01:32:53Okay.
01:32:54Time check.
01:33:00Okay.
01:33:02We have more than 10 minutes left.
01:33:04Good, good.
01:33:06Very cool.
01:33:07Fantastic.
01:33:08Yeah.
01:33:09Five minutes, okay?
01:33:10Thank you.
01:33:12Okay.
01:33:13Very cool.
01:33:15Yep.
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01:38:24Okay we are coming back.
01:38:31Please thank you for your contribution very highly intellectual discussion here.
01:38:37Because we are being very creative, right?
01:38:44It's not like Trump, Harris, as a party parakeet,
01:38:51regurgitating the same thing again and again and again.
01:38:55Reform party, democratic party, platform, we know what it is.
01:38:59But in humanology, yeah, it's not like that.
01:39:02It's very creative, it's very interactive, right?
01:39:05Yeah, people from all around the world,
01:39:08yeah, the future leaders, okay?
01:39:10So welcome to humanology.
01:39:12Yeah, it's way better than Harris-Trump debate in ABC network.
01:39:18It's way better, okay? Cheers.
01:39:25Your future is there, okay?
01:39:28Yeah, so, yeah, okay?
01:39:34Oh, yeah, welcome to humanology, okay?
01:39:37Now, the gentleman mentioned Bushido, okay?
01:39:41Japanese, right? Yeah, maybe back in samurai days.
01:39:44Yeah, it's based on the Chinese characters.
01:39:48Korean pronunciation, Musado, okay?
01:39:51Do means Tao in Chinese pronunciation, okay?
01:39:57It means the way, the road, okay?
01:40:00Street.
01:40:02Very philosophical concept, okay?
01:40:06Yeah.
01:40:11And so Musado, Bushido, okay?
01:40:15Korean and Japanese pronunciation, okay?
01:40:20In Korean pronunciation, there are formulas.
01:40:23Mu means martial.
01:40:25Sa means person.
01:40:27So Musa, martial artist.
01:40:30Musado, like Bushido, means the way of martial artist.
01:40:37Okay? Yeah.
01:40:39That's what it means, okay?
01:40:42Very philosophical and poetic, okay?
01:40:48Yeah, cheers.
01:40:52Hmm?
01:40:55Yeah, so...
01:41:01Yeah, Harry's Trump, yeah, debate, big audience worldwide, right?
01:41:07But we are here.
01:41:09Very small audience, but it's better.
01:41:13Why? It's very metaphysical elitism, okay?
01:41:16So we just need very handful of few people.
01:41:20A few people, a few good people.
01:41:23Okay? Yeah, welcome.
01:41:26Hmm?
01:41:28Yeah, good night, thank you.
01:41:30Because our country needs just one leader.
01:41:35Our company, corporation, needs one CEO, chief executive officer, right?
01:41:43We don't need that many people who are very smart to lead the world.
01:41:49One prime minister, one dictator, maybe good kind of dictator, okay?
01:41:54And one prime minister, one president, one CEO, okay?
01:42:00Just handful of good, smart people, and that's you and me.
01:42:05Future leaders, okay? Yeah.
01:42:07Me? I'm kind of old, I'm 46.
01:42:10For you, definitely.
01:42:12So be ambitious, okay?
01:42:14You will be future leader, absolutely.
01:42:16That's why you are here.
01:42:18You are chosen by God, goddess, to learn from me, honestly.
01:42:24I'm like your teacher, educator.
01:42:26I also learn from you, too.
01:42:28We are mutuals. We educate each other, okay?
01:42:32And, yeah, you are very handpicked by God, goddess, divinity,
01:42:38and that's why you are here.
01:42:40Okay?
01:42:42Cheers to you, future leaders, okay?
01:42:44Mighty proud, yeah.
01:42:49Okay?
01:42:51So now let's make transition to Facebook Live.
01:42:55Yeah, we'll check out some YouTube videos this time.
01:42:58Yeah, Harris Trump debate commentary, episode one.
01:43:03Yeah, we'll just look at first 10 minutes of that 100-minute debate, okay?
01:43:09And make some commentaries here and there, okay?
01:43:12Yeah, the ABC network.
01:43:16I love ABC network, yeah.
01:43:18Yeah, the moderator asked some questions.
01:43:22So Harris Trump, they answered the question,
01:43:25and in the Facebook Live, okay,
01:43:30which will be uploaded to YouTube, okay?
01:43:32Debate commentary, episode one, okay?
01:43:34Yeah, and, yeah, I was not invited.
01:43:38Okay? No problem.
01:43:40But I will answer moderator's question as a humanologist.
01:43:48Yeah, as a U.S. presidential candidate,
01:43:53as an independent thinker.
01:43:55Okay?
01:43:57Yeah, maybe I'll see you there, or maybe I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
01:44:00But, yeah, the debate commentary, episode one,
01:44:03yeah, it will be uploaded to YouTube, okay?
01:44:05Okay? Yeah.
01:44:07Thank you.
01:44:08Future leaders, my child.
01:44:10Yeah, martial arts.
01:44:11Continuing education, college environment, okay?
01:44:13Yeah.
01:44:15Okay?
01:44:17Yeah, I mean, going to college is optional,
01:44:20but going to work or college is so cool.
01:44:25Community college, fantastic.
01:44:27Okay?
01:44:28Yeah.
01:44:30There are many different routes to success.
01:44:34Okay?
01:44:35It could be college or outside college.
01:44:37Yeah, they're all cool.
01:44:39Many different routes, okay?
01:44:41Just continue to develop your hobbies,
01:44:45education, college development, and martial arts,
01:44:48and then you'll be the leaders.
01:44:52Yeah, I know many mayors, governors,
01:44:57even congresspeople who have very humble beginnings.
01:45:02Some of them didn't go to college, but, yeah, they made it big.
01:45:07Okay?
01:45:09It's all cool, okay?
01:45:11Different routes of success, okay?
01:45:13Multiple paths.
01:45:14Okay?
01:45:16My child.
01:45:17But you have to love martial arts, too.
01:45:19That is mandatory in human life, okay?
01:45:22Okay?
01:45:23Love martial arts, okay?
01:45:24Yeah, thank you.
01:45:25Yeah.
01:45:26Hmm?
01:45:42Okay.
01:45:45Yeah, so let's make a transition to Facebook Live
01:45:48and let's go to Harry's Trump Debate.
01:45:52I haven't seen it.
01:45:53I just listened to the radio intermittently, okay?
01:45:56So, yeah, sure.
01:45:59Okay?
01:46:00Thank you.
01:46:01Future leaders, smile proud.
01:46:02Okay?
01:46:03Thank you.
01:46:04Yeah.