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00:00:00Hello, friends. Welcome to Humanology 2109.1. Yeah, I did not find that known co-prime algorithm
00:00:15yet. Yeah, co-prime algorithm, yeah, we found it, okay. That works when input numbers are
00:00:22co-prime, okay. But when they are known co-primes, yeah, I do not have the algorithm yet. Maybe
00:00:28later, okay. But what I have found is that last time I thought there is an anomaly here
00:00:39and base is 12, but I worked out the rest and then it turns out there is no anomaly
00:00:46here. It follows the pattern, okay. It is symmetric, okay. Yeah, 1, 1, 1, 1, 5, and
00:00:56in the middle, 5. Then, minus 5, minus 1, minus 1, minus 1, minus 1. So, it is kind
00:01:03of anti-symmetry, yeah. That's a great relief, okay. Yeah, principle-based coefficient when
00:01:14the base coefficients combined absolute values are minimal, okay. So, it follows the pattern.
00:01:26Nice, yeah, cheers, yeah. Okay, yeah. Yeah, so known co-prime algorithm, we will work
00:01:43on it tomorrow. But tonight, we did not have mathematics. We found the co-prime algorithm,
00:01:50okay. So, I bet we found it last time, but yeah, we just realized that there should be
00:02:02like at least two different algorithms to find left principle-based coefficients, okay.
00:02:11Yeah, good progress there, okay. So, will there be one algorithm for all the known co-prime
00:02:24pairs? That, I don't know yet, okay. But the algorithm that we found last time, we learned
00:02:33that it works when the two inputs for two gamma functions are co-primes. Great progress
00:02:42there, yeah. The progress is slow because we are in uncharted territory. As far as I
00:02:51know, nobody has been here before. Yeah, most likely, as far as I know, first time in the
00:03:02world, history, okay. Discovery, brand new discovery. Yeah, we'll continue on. Yeah,
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00:09:34Okay, let's put this behind us and we'll continue this tomorrow, okay, yeah. So when it comes
00:09:42to shower, yeah, I think it's a good policy to take a shower every other day. I don't
00:09:48think it's necessary to take shower like every day, okay, so take a full bath, yeah, once
00:09:55week, yeah, Sunday, okay, yeah. Yeah, I think that's good policy.
00:10:16Okay, yeah. Yeah, let's go to InSignLive where we socialize and making new friends and learn
00:10:29from each other, yeah, some interaction, sure. Okay, all right. How is it? You doing
00:10:44my hair? Yeah, I took a shower today, okay, not yesterday, every other day, okay, yeah.
00:10:55Okay, how about now? Sure, yeah. I don't use like shampoo, it's like husk brand, it's fantastic
00:11:11brand, they have biotin and some other ingredients, okay, healthy growth, okay. I mix the biotin
00:11:20and another one from husk brand, husk or husk brand, something like that, it's from
00:11:25Walmart, okay, so it's great, good shampoo, okay, I love it.
00:11:44Okay, good.
00:11:46Wow.
00:11:53Yeah, some selfie there.
00:11:58It's like my night routine, yeah.
00:12:02Yeah.
00:12:12Hello, friends, yeah, welcome to Humanology InSignLive edition episode 2109.1, yeah. Yeah,
00:12:29happy Wednesday, Wednesday already, time goes rather fast, which is great, but that means
00:12:39we are enjoying our time and yeah, we did mathematics for more than an hour and making
00:12:50solid progress, welcome, yeah. Oh, yeah, welcome, good evening, happy Wednesday. Yeah.
00:13:07Hmm?
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00:13:18Good evening, happy Wednesday and yeah, I took a shower and kind of dressed up, like
00:13:29because beauty has to do with cleanliness, also fashion, like matching colors, whatnot, right,
00:13:37it's very important for happiness, also martial arts, continuing education, career development,
00:13:45exercise, okay, it's so important, okay, welcome to Humanology.
00:13:52Okay, yeah.
00:13:55Hmm?
00:14:00Yeah.
00:14:03So, when you are beautiful, you are happy and you make other people around you happy, too.
00:14:13Aesthetics, okay, it is important for happiness, okay, yeah.
00:14:19It has to do with healthiness, okay, you're healthy, then you're beautiful, exercise style,
00:14:30then fashion, okay, yeah.
00:14:38Very important.
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00:14:49Yeah, welcome, yeah.
00:14:52Good evening, hmm, welcome, yeah.
00:15:03Uh, I think it's fruit tree, spring leaves vodka, yeah.
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00:15:25Happy Wednesday, future leaders, my proud, yeah, martial arts, education, career development,
00:15:31okay, yeah.
00:15:33You save the world, okay, yeah, cheers, yeah.
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00:15:49Welcome, good evening, cheers, yeah.
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00:16:09Yeah, so, yeah, welcome, thank you for joining us, good evening, yeah, yeah, welcome.
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00:16:24My proud future leaders, hmm, yeah.
00:16:31Okay, cheers.
00:16:37Hmm?
00:16:43Yeah.
00:16:58Yeah, so, let's take five minutes break, I need some vocal rest, okay, I'm 46, so, yeah,
00:17:04I need some free vocal rest, okay, yeah, five minutes break, my proud future leaders, yeah,
00:17:09martial arts, education, career development, okay, thank you, yeah, five minutes, okay,
00:17:13thank you.
00:17:15Okay, very cool, great to see you, future leaders.
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00:21:09Okay, welcome back. Yeah, good evening
00:21:14Yeah, welcome, so I did watch the debate
00:21:19The first 10 minutes that I missed in the radio. Yeah, JD Vance versus Tim Watts, right? Yeah
00:21:26It was interesting. Yeah, it's uploaded to YouTube live and also you
00:21:30I mean not YouTube live, Facebook live and YouTube. Okay, so there's some debate commentary. Okay. Cheers. Yeah, I
00:21:41Think they both did very well. Okay, but according to some polls
00:21:45Yeah, by 1% margin, they said JD Vance won the debate
00:21:50Okay, okay
00:21:55Well, they both did very well, okay, so
00:21:57And
00:22:04Mm-hmm
00:22:07What's interesting was
00:22:11So JD Vance is like 39 something like that. Yeah, I'm 46. He's like something seven years younger than me. Okay, but
00:22:19If you compare JD Vance and Hunky Lee, who looks younger, who looks younger?
00:22:25I will just wait to decide me. Let me talk that, you know
00:22:48Okay, yeah, we're calm good evening, yeah
00:22:53You're doing us you have to let let us know who you are, okay
00:22:59introduce yourself, okay, like
00:23:02What's your ambition? What are your hobbies? And what's your future goal?
00:23:08Yeah, tell us in the chat room. Yeah, tell us about yourself and then
00:23:13Yeah
00:23:16Cheers
00:23:23You
00:23:25So, I
00:23:27mean between JD Vance and me like who look younger I
00:23:32that's
00:23:34You know Jonas, sure. Yeah
00:23:38Well, that's debatable issue, okay, but yeah, I know who you are, okay, so yeah, sure
00:23:47Good evening. Yeah
00:23:50Yeah
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00:24:01Yeah, welcome, yeah
00:24:07Muy bien. Gracias
00:24:13Is that almost 10 p.m. Yeah
00:24:16Okay
00:24:19It's almost 3 a.m. Okay. Okay
00:24:28Yeah, it was very nice, thank you
00:24:34It's past by to say hi. Oh, thank you. Yeah. Muchas gracias
00:24:38I
00:24:48Went to work and did some running in the park
00:24:52Yeah
00:25:07Soy un abogado. Oh
00:25:11Yeah, oh
00:25:13Yeah
00:25:15Do you know so good man?
00:25:17Of
00:25:19You good man
00:25:22So good man. Oh, no, it's just a serious. I actually am and what's in a serious?
00:25:29Which an attorney is the main character. Oh, it's really it's called better causal. Yeah, okay
00:25:39Yeah
00:25:40You don't watch any serious
00:25:43TV shows
00:25:45Yes, TV shows, uh, yeah, I would give it to you like
00:25:55You just see what's on table I do not have cable TV
00:26:05But you don't have a streaming platform
00:26:10I've internet. Yeah
00:26:13Okay, okay
00:26:15well
00:26:17So you're okay. Oh, yeah
00:26:20You're okay. Yeah
00:26:23Everything fine. Yeah, are you drinking vodka? Yes
00:26:28Okay, cheers. Yeah, sure
00:26:32Thank you
00:26:37When I notice yeah
00:26:42Yeah, I
00:26:45Think
00:26:51Yeah, muchas gracias, yeah
00:26:54our wonderful friends
00:26:56Who are multilingual who speak?
00:26:59Many different languages. Yeah, my proud
00:27:03future leaders
00:27:05Fantastic. Yeah
00:27:08Hmm
00:27:10So
00:27:11Getting back to like Jay defense and honkily. Oh, yeah, he's younger than me. He's like something like 39, right?
00:27:18And honkily. Yeah 46
00:27:21yeah, and
00:27:25Well, I ran for your Senate in Alaska I
00:27:29Did not get elected
00:27:30Jay defense then for your Senate in Ohio. He got elected
00:27:37Okay, so
00:27:39And he's younger than me
00:27:42You so what does that mean?
00:27:48Jay defense on national television honkily. I've never been to national television. Okay, so
00:27:57Let's talk about that after five minutes broken
00:28:01sure
00:28:02Welcome to humanize. Okay. Sure. Sure. I
00:28:06Saw vocalist. Okay. Yeah by mister. Okay. Thank you. Yeah
00:28:10Yeah, how interesting yeah, very cool. Yeah, thank you. Yeah
00:28:19Okay
00:28:23Mm-hmm
00:28:39You
00:29:09You
00:29:39You
00:30:09You
00:30:27You
00:30:40You
00:30:43Yeah, some
00:30:46Yeah, it's like
00:30:4810 p.m. In Alaska, but in other parts of the world a past midnight. Sure. Yeah, so it could be a midnight
00:30:56Express story time. Sure. We can do it. Yeah Cheers. Yeah
00:31:01Happy Wednesday. Yeah
00:31:04Hmm
00:31:07So, let's compare the life
00:31:10Stories of Jay defense and honkily
00:31:14Okay
00:31:16He's your senator in from, Ohio
00:31:19Hunkily and ran for US Senate in Alaska did not get elected. He did. Okay
00:31:26He's about six years with seven years younger than me David sometimes 39 or something, okay, I'm 46, okay, so and
00:31:34Jay defense. Yeah, we saw the US Marine for four years as some kind of a journalist. Okay, so
00:31:41Hunkily, yeah, some of the US Army for four years activity. Just like he didn't marine. Yeah activity. Okay four years
00:31:49He four years more US Marine activity. Hunkily US Army four years. Okay. Yeah, my job was a electrician
00:31:56Firecopters, okay, so neither was was infantry. Okay
00:32:00And he put a Iraq, but I'm not sure if actually saw combat I know I didn't I deferred to Afghanistan
00:32:08I never saw combat. Okay, so
00:32:11He was deployed. I was deployed to
00:32:16And
00:32:17He went to Yale Law School said events me I
00:32:23Did apply to yellow school I was rejected by yellow school, okay
00:32:30I don't know. I made my test scores not as good as said events. I don't know
00:32:42Yeah, but did events
00:32:44Accepted by yellow school. I didn't get accepted by yellows. Yeah, I went to Alabama Michigan law school
00:32:52Yeah
00:32:57Okay
00:33:01Jay defense after yellow school. He did not I don't think he took any by exam. Yeah, I was I'm not sure but
00:33:08He did not practice practice the law. He went to finance
00:33:12Sector as a certainly investor investing company maybe
00:33:18Yeah, he created his own company. He wrote some books
00:33:21Yeah, New York Times bestseller
00:33:24Yeah, though
00:33:26He'll be the elegy whatever, right?
00:33:28Yeah
00:33:38Me
00:33:41After animal machine law school, yeah, I came to Alaska
00:33:46Yeah
00:33:49And for three months I was unemployed and I got a computer programmer job there was like back in
00:33:562015 okay. Yeah after three months of unemployment in Alaska
00:34:012015 okay, then I got a computer programmer job. Okay, and
00:34:06Three F's have three years after that 2018. Yeah, I passed Alaska by exam and I got a lawyer job. Okay
00:34:15And I did publish some books
00:34:19in Amazon Kindle
00:34:22But it did not make like New York Times bestseller
00:34:27The advance wrote a book
00:34:30He'll be the elegy
00:34:32published
00:34:34some mainstream
00:34:36Publisher and he became New York Times bestseller the advance. Okay my books in Amazon Kindle
00:34:43ebooks
00:34:45It did not make New York Times bestseller at all
00:34:48Now if you know what those books that I wrote and published in Amazon Kindle
00:34:56Okay
00:35:04There are some some similarities differences there, yeah, welcome future does my proud
00:35:10Yeah, my choice education quite a bit. Okay. Thank you
00:35:18Hmm
00:35:21Yeah
00:35:34Let's say five is where is isomal chorus, okay. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, but I was yeah
00:35:40Hmm
00:35:48Spike Spiegel, I'm not sure what that is. But Spiegel
00:35:53Is German, isn't it? Doesn't mean like speech like talking?
00:35:59Speak speech
00:36:01Spiegel, uh, that sounds like German word for speech if I remember correctly, but
00:36:10Yeah, hey, thank you for your appreciation. Okay. Yeah. Thank you
00:36:16Multitalented multilingual my proud
00:36:22Let's say five is perfect future leaders mighty proud. Yeah, my jars education current development. Okay. Thank you
00:36:28Five minutes future leaders mighty proud of you. Thank you
00:36:33Yeah, thank us. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you very much
00:36:36In German like this. Yeah, but it's okay. Thank you
00:36:40You
00:37:10You
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00:40:07Okay, welcome back yeah, so
00:40:11Yeah, some comparative analysis between
00:40:15David Benson uncle a okay, so it's quite entertaining and it's kind of
00:40:21Yeah, two different
00:40:23People tell you that's an uncle. Okay, so
00:40:27Yeah, like he became your senator, right and I didn't although I
00:40:35Was a rapper your Senate
00:40:38Two years ago 1022. Okay, so I get I was like
00:40:45Second to the last out of all this candidates. Okay. I think there were like eight candidates there. Yes
00:40:54And David's won the election in Ohio where I lost my election in Alaska, okay, so
00:41:02So what was the cause? What are some causes?
00:41:08Okay before that, yeah, I
00:41:11applied to
00:41:12yellow school
00:41:13Dead invested
00:41:15He got accepted. I was rejected
00:41:20Why what's the difference
00:41:25Yeah, Jay defense published a book he really allows you okay, I
00:41:30Publish book to okay, but Jay defense's book became New York Times bestseller. Okay
00:41:36My book didn't make it
00:41:42Why
00:41:50Yeah, let's think about that sure
00:41:58Yeah
00:42:01Oh, welcome to you okay. Yeah, we are very honest. Yeah. Oh, yeah
00:42:20Oh, yeah, cheers
00:42:30And Jay defense
00:42:31To the Republican Party and he's still Republican
00:42:35Yeah, the vice presidential candidate for Trump
00:42:40Me I don't know if your program has to back in the days. Okay, but I got out after January 6
00:42:472021 because
00:42:49What does that Trump did on that day January 6 2021? It's not acceptable
00:42:56Morally bankrupt
00:42:58so I had to get out of Republican Party because I objected to
00:43:05What does that Trump did that day?
00:43:09But Jay defense he stayed in the Republican Party
00:43:12Don't get me wrong. I made friends in the Republican Party. Okay, they're good people. Okay, so what?
00:43:19Now Jay defense like defending Donald Trump
00:43:24To me that sounds like a sellout
00:43:27Compromising morality, okay
00:43:32Yeah, welcome friends, yeah mighty proud future leaders, yeah my choice education quality panel. Thank you. Yeah
00:43:44So in my opinion
00:43:47honest
00:43:48Opinion. Okay. I think Jay defense is the kind of person who would compromise
00:43:55Compromise moral values, you know to get
00:44:03Powerful famous wealthy
00:44:08Just like his boss down that wrong
00:44:11That's not me. I do not compromise my moral values
00:44:15Why?
00:44:17because
00:44:20We are Jay defense is Christian right down there Trump he says Christian, right?
00:44:26Well, I me I used to be a Christian now. I'm a humanologist
00:44:31in my opinion as a human artist
00:44:34Humanized a better reason than Christianity. I
00:44:38grew grew up in church
00:44:40churches
00:44:42Okay
00:44:43I do have Christian background, but I
00:44:47left
00:44:48Christianity to create my own religion of human out
00:44:52I'm very creative individual. Okay, maybe Jay defense is hard-working person
00:44:59Who do the homework who obey?
00:45:02me
00:45:05I don't think I work as hard as Jay defense
00:45:09Maybe that's why Jay defense got into yellow school and I didn't
00:45:13Maybe he got better test score
00:45:16All right
00:45:18I'm more creative side
00:45:21in humanology, yeah
00:45:23creativity
00:45:25requires good rest
00:45:28free time
00:45:29Not working all the time like Jay defense
00:45:33just alone time
00:45:36Be alone with God God is or the universe divinity be alone with the nature
00:45:42Yeah free time
00:45:45Spare time and relaxation and
00:45:50Rest
00:45:56Just what I do
00:46:04Creativity was important in creativity rest good rest free time
00:46:11Yeah
00:46:14You
00:46:16Yeah, Jay defense he got married, okay, so it's busy work work work, okay
00:46:22do homework
00:46:24obey
00:46:25I'm not that
00:46:30Look I have a lawyer job. Okay, and I went to school. Okay, I graduated
00:46:39Okay
00:46:41But
00:46:43I've diverse hobbies
00:46:46I'll do dancing martial arts. Yeah, Jay defense
00:46:50He was a US Marine. Maybe he knows some martial arts. I don't know. I don't know what his hobbies is
00:46:57But I've diverse hobbies like I do martial arts
00:47:01dancing foreign language
00:47:03studying
00:47:05Mathematics my spare time, right?
00:47:08Yeah
00:47:09And good rest I do exercise like running
00:47:20So those are the differences between Jay defense and me, okay
00:47:26Yeah, Jay defense got married have children, right?
00:47:29Me, I don't get married never been married. I have no children. Okay, so
00:47:35Yeah, it's a solo
00:47:38Creativity a long time and
00:47:44Do my own things. Yeah, I work
00:47:52But after I clock out punch out from my day job
00:47:57Yeah, there's a computer promo back then now now there's lawyer in Alaska, okay. Yeah, I do my own things. Okay, so
00:48:05Okay, yeah
00:48:14Nothing fine is very simple, right? Okay, and let me tell you more about the difference between Jay defense and honky
00:48:23Yeah, Jay defense very mainstream very famous
00:48:26honky-tonk
00:48:28quite unknown
00:48:31Underdog
00:48:34I like it that way to be honest
00:48:41Don't want to be famous not really
00:48:46Let's say five minutes, okay. Yeah, I tell you more stories about shit. Yeah, welcome to human us. Okay. Yeah. Thank you
00:48:53Future leaders my proud
00:48:55now time check
00:49:04Yeah, it's been less than one hour
00:49:09By mistake, thank you. Yeah, very cool
00:49:14Yeah, let's bring some fresh Alaska night in the room, yeah
00:49:22Wonderful plans producing oxygen for us fantastic. Yep
00:49:34You
00:50:04You
00:50:34You
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00:51:34You
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00:52:30You
00:52:34You
00:52:56Okay, I
00:53:02Yeah, I
00:53:04Know
00:53:07Some comparison, okay
00:53:11For education, okay and entertainment as well. Okay back up to humanize school. Yes
00:53:16Yeah, so Jay defense and in my opinion. He's like a kind of sellout
00:53:23He sell his souls
00:53:26In order to get more power fame and money, okay, so
00:53:31I'm not dead. Okay. Yeah like
00:53:34Jay defense. He used to be against Trump
00:53:38back when he was younger and
00:53:43He was less famous and
00:53:46But he about face, okay 180 degrees rotation now, he's pro-trump. He's
00:53:54Now he's Trump's employee
00:53:56Vice-president candidate now, he's defending Trump
00:54:02all the wrong things that Trump did like general six, okay, so
00:54:08That's very disappointing. But it happens where to come on in politics
00:54:15Compromising their moral values that they used to have
00:54:19Okay
00:54:21Okay
00:54:25So that state events, okay me I don't compromise my moral values
00:54:33That's why I did not get elected time and again, okay because
00:54:39Yeah, I used to be the program myself, okay, but after January 6 2021 what Trump did
00:54:45Yeah, I got out of your party
00:54:49okay, because I
00:54:51cannot
00:54:53Compromise my moral values
00:54:56It's a divested
00:54:59Okay, so I looked at the debate said events and Tim was yeah my impression yes a defense
00:55:06I did not see any humanity. Okay, he's like robot
00:55:11Don't get me wrong. I love robotics. I'm majoring in computer science. Okay
00:55:16But
00:55:17Jadevans, yeah too much programmed robotic response
00:55:22100% obedient to the program party platform
00:55:25Okay
00:55:28Looks like cabbage though. He's a very beautiful Christ, but looks very like devoid of humanity devoid of
00:55:37Even Christianity
00:55:45You
00:55:47Yeah
00:55:54I wear sympathy Christianity. Mr. Jesus
00:55:59In Christianity, okay, I like him quite a bit. I do I appreciate me part two
00:56:05Lessons by mr. Jesus. Okay, but there are some parts. I disagree with mr. Jesus. Okay, so I'm not a Christian anymore
00:56:14I'm a humanologist. Okay, in my opinion human knowledge is a better religion than Christianity or Islam or Buddhism or
00:56:21Confucianism
00:56:23In my opinion, okay, although I appreciate those religions they are long from
00:56:29Okay, yeah evolution of religion. Yeah. Yeah, human is just in my opinion better religion than all others
00:56:37So far, okay
00:56:39Cheers
00:56:44I
00:56:46Mean it's not just
00:56:49Republicans Democrats to okay, but at least Democrats they have sympathy
00:56:57compassion
00:56:58All right
00:56:59Toward yeah illegal immigrants
00:57:02and others as well, okay, and
00:57:05And
00:57:10Me myself honkily. Yeah, I
00:57:13Got your citizenship just because I was born here
00:57:16My parents didn't so South Korea. They're Korean nationals
00:57:21so to some people
00:57:24I'm not American. No, I have a Korean accent even now
00:57:30Why because I came back to America when I was
00:57:3419 years old it was too late. Okay, so people migrate to America from foreign countries
00:57:41When they are young when they're like 6 or 10, they have no
00:57:47accent at all because
00:57:49It's linguistics
00:57:51Developmental linguistics, okay
00:57:53But I came back to America when I was 19. Okay, that's why I have heavy accent
00:57:59But so my u.s. Army colleagues
00:58:02Wondered about that. Okay, so I
00:58:06Did not have explanation back then when I was a US Army, okay, but now I do okay
00:58:14Yeah
00:58:20You
00:58:30You
00:58:43Yes, in my opinion yet politicians like Jadie Vance was in Democratic Party from party, okay
00:58:49They just want to
00:58:52Get party support so they're 100% obey
00:58:57Democratic Party platform
00:58:59Yeah, like Kamala Harris, Tim Walz
00:59:02All Republican Party platform like Jadie Vance
00:59:06Just obedient so obedient. I
00:59:10am NOT
00:59:14Okay, that's why I'm independent because that's my personality
00:59:26Yes, our mentors told me about 10 years ago
00:59:33Well, if you know if you're a politician you have to join a major party like Democratic Party Republican Party
00:59:39otherwise if you run for
00:59:42some
00:59:43Elect election as an independent, you're not gonna get very far
00:59:49Okay
00:59:52There was like 10 years ago, okay, so yeah, that's why I joined the Republican Party although I
00:59:58Do strongly disagree with some Republican Party platform like abortion when it comes to abortion. I'm far left
01:00:07Okay, I'm ugly with Democratic Party I'm pro-choice
01:00:11Okay
01:00:12but
01:00:14To have a chance at election. I joined the Republican Party
01:00:18Okay, because I'm kind of more conservative than liberal in general, okay
01:00:31But
01:00:37Me being me
01:00:41Independent spirit
01:00:42So in the Republican Party when I was Republican did not work
01:00:48Yeah, welcome future leaders my proud yeah education quite well, okay much ours. Thank you. Yeah
01:00:57Yeah, it didn't work, okay, although I learned a lot from Republicans and Democrats too, okay, so now I'm independent
01:01:05solo star
01:01:13Because I do not want to compromise my moral values
01:01:18The kind of things that I believe in
01:01:22Jay Devance or Kamala Harris, maybe Tim Wiles too
01:01:27Yeah
01:01:29They just obey
01:01:30Democratic Party Republican Party 100% right
01:01:33How about Donald Trump?
01:01:35Yeah
01:01:37He's a kind of different case though
01:01:43Let's say fine spray, okay
01:01:46He
01:01:47Kind of does his own things, but he kind of go along with his own party like LGBT issue, right?
01:01:53He used to be pro LGBT
01:01:56maybe he still is somewhat but
01:02:02Yeah, Donald Trump
01:02:06He kind of does his own things
01:02:09okay, but
01:02:11You can't go on along with your own party platform a little bit but
01:02:16The biggest problem with Donald Trump is that he's illegal
01:02:23American
01:02:25He's talking about illegal immigrants, right? Well, Donald Trump is an illegal American. He's a criminal
01:02:33So many times
01:02:35Okay, he's a delusional like
01:02:39alternative reality
01:02:42Like sorcerer in a bad way. Okay. He's a pathological liar, dishonest, immoral
01:02:50Yeah, but
01:02:52Kind of very bad case Donald Trump. Okay, but
01:02:57He does his own thing somewhat but still kind of
01:03:02Within the frame of traditional Republican party platform. Okay, but he does kind of expand it somewhat. Okay
01:03:09But the biggest problem with Donald Trump is that he's criminal, he's illegal, dishonest, immoral
01:03:20It's a very special case Donald Trump. Okay, in an interesting way
01:03:29Okay, yeah, we'll take five minutes break. I'm so moved by this. Okay. Thank you
01:03:35Yeah, we're talking about politics
01:03:38Five minutes. I'm so moved by this. Okay. Thank you. Yeah, future leaders, my proud. Yep.
01:03:46Yeah
01:04:07You
01:04:37You
01:05:07You
01:05:37You
01:06:08You
01:06:20You
01:06:26You
01:06:37You
01:06:50Okay, we're back. Let's review real soon. Okay, because I'm kind of drunk. Okay
01:06:56Okay, so we did mathematics. Let me show you. Okay. Yeah, we did mathematics for more than one hour
01:07:04Okay, so we're making great progress there, okay, so
01:07:09Okay, that's what we do these days
01:07:12Telemotion, okay. So yeah, welcome. Yeah
01:07:17Yeah, welcome. Yeah future leaders, my proud. Math, Arts, Education and Career Development
01:07:25Okay, yeah, my proud. Yes. Cheers. Yeah
01:07:33Hmm
01:07:36So, yeah, we talk about other politicians, not let's talk about countries, politics, okay. Yeah, it's about martial arts. It's about
01:07:44exercise
01:07:45strengthening
01:07:46spirits, body
01:07:49Yeah, welcome. Cheers. Yeah
01:07:51Welcome. Welcome. Yeah. Good evening. Happy Wednesday
01:07:59Yeah, so
01:08:02So it's about education, career development, martial arts, exercise
01:08:09Strengthening to be independent, right? Yeah
01:08:16Okay
01:08:18Yeah to be successful, yeah, yeah in humanology what is success is
01:08:25happiness plus morality
01:08:27Okay, if you are happy, if you are moral, ethical, then that's success
01:08:35It's not about money, power, fame like J.D. Banks, Donald Trump, no
01:08:39In humanology
01:08:41School, yeah, it has nothing to do with money, power, fame like J.D. Banks, Donald Trump, okay
01:08:47Those are sellouts, okay
01:08:50They compromise their morality to be more powerful, more wealthy, more famous
01:08:56We don't do that here, okay
01:09:01Welcome friends, future leaders, yeah, cheers
01:09:09Yeah
01:09:27So then do I think I'm, honkily, do I think I'm more successful than J.D. Banks? Yes, I do. Why?
01:09:35Yeah, J.D. Banks, yeah, he seems like a happy guy
01:09:39But he's not moral at all. He's very immoral, very unethical. Look, J.D. Banks
01:09:45supports Donald Trump
01:09:48That's immoral, unethical, okay. I don't support Donald Trump for presidency, okay
01:09:53Donald Trump for presidency, okay
01:09:56Yeah, well, I wanted to repent
01:09:59for his sins, okay
01:10:02But I do not support Trump for presidency, no
01:10:08Because he's immoral, unethical, okay. So in my opinion
01:10:17Yeah, honkily, he's more successful than J.D. Banks because
01:10:23I'm more ethical, moral, than J.D. Banks
01:10:29Yeah, welcome, yeah, good evening
01:10:32Future leaders, I'm very proud. Yeah, martial arts, education, and the world, okay
01:10:37Future leaders, yeah, save the world, okay
01:10:41Cheers, thank you, moving, wonderful
01:10:51Yeah, so
01:10:54Welcome, yeah
01:10:58Yeah
01:11:07Yeah
01:11:14Yeah, we love all countries, yeah, in human arts school, yeah, we appreciate all different countries, okay. Cheers, yeah
01:11:24Yeah
01:11:27Great diversity of humanity, right
01:11:35Fantastic
01:11:41Yeah, this is real, yeah
01:11:48Yeah
01:11:50Mighty proud, friends, yeah, martial arts, love martial arts, education, and the world, okay, yeah
01:11:58Do good in school, okay, yeah, cheers, yeah
01:12:07Also, yeah, do good at your work, yeah, oh, yeah
01:12:12Workplace is like college, okay, yeah, you learn about things, good things in work, legitimate workplaces, okay
01:12:21Same thing, okay, thank you
01:12:24Now, uh, I'm kind of drunk, okay, it's late at night
01:12:29Alaska, okay
01:12:30So let's make transition to Facebook live, maybe, okay
01:12:34We will watch some YouTube videos in Facebook live and
01:12:39make some video commentaries, okay
01:12:41Maybe I'll see you there or maybe I'll see you tomorrow. Okay. Thank you
01:12:45Mighty proud. God bless you. God bless you
01:12:48I'm your normal fan. You are fantastic, future leaders, okay. Thank you. Thank you
01:12:57Fantastic, mighty proud, yeah
01:13:08Okay
01:13:18Okay
01:13:20Yeah
01:13:27Okay
01:13:33In time, I have some bugs, okay, proven errors, okay
01:13:38It's been like this what I won't make, yeah
01:13:41uh, I hope
01:13:43They fix it, okay, so
01:13:48Okay
01:13:50But I used to do computer programming, okay, so I know some pattern recognition, okay, so
01:13:55Yeah, I don't know how to get around all these computer programming bugs, okay
01:14:00Good
01:14:02It's good that uh, it's great blessing that I major in computer science in Madison, Wisconsin
01:14:08University, okay
01:14:10Yeah, so, uh
01:14:12Time check
01:14:15Friends
01:14:19Uh, it's been more than one hour, okay, yeah, so let's make
01:14:24transition to Facebook live where we check out some YouTube videos and make some video commentaries, okay
01:14:29Because I'm kind of drunk and my voice is hoarse and I have to get back to work tomorrow
01:14:34Okay. Thank you
01:14:36Mighty proud, future leaders, martial arts education and quality development. Okay. Thank you. Yeah
01:14:41Exercise, okay. Thank you