[{"audio_id": "heedvYVuFBo", "text": {"heedvYVuFBo-00000-00000910-00001040": "Hello friends! How are you?", "heedvYVuFBo-00001-00001040-00001328": "Welcome to this video for Peruvian Emoliente", "heedvYVuFBo-00002-00001344-00001534": "This is a brewed beverage", "heedvYVuFBo-00003-00001534-00001966": "with barley seeds, flax seeds and medicinal herbs", "heedvYVuFBo-00004-00001966-00002234": "You can have it commonly from a street cart", "heedvYVuFBo-00005-00002238-00002382": "or also make it at home", "heedvYVuFBo-00006-00002382-00002710": "Supermarkets and bodegas sell premade baggies with the mix", "heedvYVuFBo-00007-00002710-00002870": "You just add it to the water", "heedvYVuFBo-00008-00002888-00003292": "This is a very good drink for having all year round", "heedvYVuFBo-00009-00003306-00003474": "You can have it hot or cold", "heedvYVuFBo-00010-00003486-00003684": "just add sugar and lemon", "heedvYVuFBo-00011-00003684-00003814": "and you are good to go", "heedvYVuFBo-00012-00003814-00003961": "So let's go see the recipe", "heedvYVuFBo-00013-00003979-00004364": "Following the package instructions, heat two liters of water", "heedvYVuFBo-00014-00004400-00004750": "Add the contents in the water", "heedvYVuFBo-00015-00004780-00005156": "Brew in low heat for at least 20 minutes", "heedvYVuFBo-00016-00005198-00005564": "Strain", "heedvYVuFBo-00017-00005606-00006254": "Enjoy it all year round with lemon and sugar, hot or cold", "heedvYVuFBo-00018-00006292-00006536": "Thank you so much for watching this video", "heedvYVuFBo-00019-00006536-00006845": "I hope you enjoy this recipe for Peruvian Emoliente", "heedvYVuFBo-00020-00006845-00007216": "Don't forget to visit muchaale.com for more on this post", "heedvYVuFBo-00021-00007216-00007386": "And of course, if you like this video,", "heedvYVuFBo-00022-00007386-00007498": "show me your love", "heedvYVuFBo-00023-00007498-00007736": "and subscribe for more videos like this", "heedvYVuFBo-00024-00007750-00007878": "I hope I see you soon", "heedvYVuFBo-00025-00007902-00007952": "Bye!"}}, {"audio_id": "heQpuu6Y5mU", "text": {"heQpuu6Y5mU-00000-00000006-00000504": "In this online presentation, I want to introduce you to research proposal", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00001-00000504-00000921": "writing. In the time we are together you will have a better understanding of", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00002-00000921-00001334": "how to apply techniques that will help you actually achieve your plan of work", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00003-00001334-00001797": "so you can successfully write a thesis proposal. We're going to identify the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00004-00001797-00002214": "components of a thesis proposal and then identify the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00005-00002214-00002574": "components that you need to include specifically in Chapter 1 of your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00006-00002574-00003209": "thesis proposal. So let's take a look at the big picture of what we need to do to", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00007-00003209-00003714": "write a good thesis proposal. The first thing I really want you to understand is", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00008-00003714-00004386": "that your proposal is a work in progress. You need to explain to your committee", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00009-00004386-00005118": "members what you plan to study. You need to provide the purpose and your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00010-00005118-00005682": "research questions. The purpose is sometimes also referred to as a scope. You need to", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00011-00005682-00006101": "also identify how you're actually going to answer your research questions", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00012-00006101-00006743": "through the methodology. You need to justify the significance of your study.", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00013-00006743-00007308": "Why is your topic important to study? What will it add to the knowledge", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00014-00007308-00007836": "already discovered about your particular topic? How is it going to help with the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00015-00007836-00008295": "professionals and advance the theory that you're going to use in your research? You", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00016-00008295-00008781": "also need to explain the timeline that you're going to complete your work in", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00017-00008781-00009450": "and where you might be conducting your work if it's not done online or through", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00018-00009450-00009909": "content analysis. I have several students that will actually go to farmers markets", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00019-00009909-00010560": "and conduct research or travel to be able to conduct the research. So you", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00020-00010560-00011117": "would have to be able to explain where you plan on actually conducting the work.", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00021-00011129-00011700": "First thing you need to remember is that you have to clearly establish the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00022-00011700-00012195": "purpose of your research. This is basically justifying your plan for your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00023-00012195-00012654": "research project. This is going to show you how your project's going to contribute to", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00024-00012654-00013109": "the existing research about your topic and advance the knowledge, but it's also", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00025-00013109-00013533": "showing us your understanding of how you're going to conduct that", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00026-00013533-00014133": "methodology in a timeframe that's realistic for a master's thesis. Your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00027-00014133-00014516": "audience is going to be your academic adviser and your committee members, so", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00028-00014516-00014883": "we're not talking about layman people when we're writing our thesis proposal.", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00029-00014883-00015404": "You're really writing this to academics.", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00030-00015674-00016269": "Several students can feel very anxious about writing chapter 1 because you're", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00031-00016269-00016878": "starting with a clean slate, meaning to explain your study. So the first piece of", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00032-00016878-00017376": "recommendation I can give you is to talk to your academic adviser, your committee", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00033-00017376-00017931": "chair, about your research. What is it you're interested in studying? Why do you", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00034-00017931-00018438": "want to study it? How do you want to study it? Then if both of you are", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00035-00018438-00018882": "in agreement that that is a good topic for your thesis proposal you need to", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00036-00018882-00019458": "establish a regular writing schedule. You need to actually schedule a time on", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00037-00019458-00020043": "a weekly basis for you to write that way you can be giving out drafts and getting", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00038-00020043-00020526": "feedback on your writing and being able to make revisions prior to sending your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00039-00020526-00021081": "thesis proposal to your committee for a review. One way to do this is to just", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00040-00021081-00021468": "begin by free writing. We know that this is a draft and it's a work in progress,", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00041-00021468-00021978": "so you need to just start putting thoughts on the paper and brainstorming", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00042-00021978-00022419": "everything out and then clearly writing under the headlines and the subheadings", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00043-00022419-00023058": "what you need to say and feeling fine to go back and edit and talk about what", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00044-00023058-00023508": "you're doing. I enjoy keeping a small notebook with me about my thoughts and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00045-00023508-00023951": "my research project so that as I'm thinking about it, I'm writing about it, I", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00046-00023951-00024486": "have questions, I can keep that notebook and then I can talk to my academic", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00047-00024486-00024894": "adviser, my committee chair, my committee members about those thoughts and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00048-00024894-00025530": "questions I have. I also want to make sure that my thesis is coherent and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00049-00025530-00025869": "makes sense. While you're writing, you will become", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00050-00025869-00026445": "very close to your writing, and you could easily make grammar errors, or you might", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00051-00026445-00026933": "be missing topic sentence is, or the flow of your information does", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00052-00026933-00027497": "not exist. So, if you record some of your information and then you listen back to", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00053-00027497-00028088": "it, that might help you understand and hear what you're saying and seeing if", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00054-00028088-00028572": "there's any flaws in your writing. I also encourage you to write your different", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00055-00028572-00029156": "parts of your thesis in different computer files, so I would do all of my", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00056-00029156-00029631": "frontmatter first with chapter 1. Then I will have versions of chapter 2 and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00057-00029631-00030099": "versions of chapter 3 with my appendices. I do this because you're", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00058-00030099-00030468": "gonna go through multiple iterations of writing. While you're waiting on", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00059-00030468-00030758": "feedback for chapter 1, you can be writing chapter 2. While you're waiting", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00060-00030758-00031110": "for feedback on chapter 2, you can be  writing chapter 3. You can put it", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00061-00031110-00031670": "all together in one large document for your thesis committee to review. But if", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00062-00031670-00032228": "you don't make sure you keep versions of your document, you'll never have all the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00063-00032228-00032619": "drafts with the edits and the comments of committee members, making sure that", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00064-00032619-00033059": "you're addressing everything properly. I also want to make sure that you start", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00065-00033059-00033486": "off with some more of the clear cut sections. First if you know the purpose", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00066-00033486-00033894": "of your study, the significance of it, your research questions, start with those", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00067-00033894-00034388": "then go back to the introduction and think through the content and what is it", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00068-00034388-00034988": "I need to say to set up my study. Other times I'll tell my students to write out", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00069-00034988-00035508": "chapter 3 with chapter 1 then go back and really flush out chapter 2, making", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00070-00035508-00035871": "sure that everything that you have in your instrument and then the population", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00071-00035871-00036219": "and the methodology or anything that you need to do is then covered in chapter 2,", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00072-00036219-00036555": "that you have covered your theory thoroughly and everything has been", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00073-00036555-00037040": "applied to the different chapters just because chapter 2 tends to be the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00074-00037040-00037691": "hardest to write. However, I tend to write in order of my chapters,", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00075-00037691-00038127": "kind of going back and forth between them and then getting drafts, so I can", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00076-00038127-00038655": "send them off to community members when I was a graduate student. Some other", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00077-00038655-00039075": "advice I have to you is to be prepared for revisions. You are going to get", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00078-00039075-00039455": "feedback from your committee members, and you will need to make that feedback", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00079-00039455-00040023": "applicable before you submit your thesis proposal to the institutional", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00080-00040023-00040533": "you board to get approval to work with human subjects if you are doing a study", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00081-00040533-00041139": "that involves interacting with human beings. So that is something that can be", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00082-00041139-00041544": "challenging because you're getting criticism that is constructive, helping", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00083-00041544-00042087": "you grow and improve as a researcher and the thought process that needs to go", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00084-00042087-00042564": "into your studies. So don't take it as an insult. Take it as a way to grow and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00085-00042564-00043101": "learn from your mentors. I also want you to think that this proposal sets up your", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00086-00043101-00043551": "entire master's thesis because it's the first 3 chapters of 5 chapters of", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00087-00043551-00043956": "your thesis. So if you do a really good job writing your first 3 chapters,", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00088-00043956-00044379": "it's easier to write your chapter 4 and chapter 5 because you have that", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00089-00044379-00044760": "framework established and you really clearly understand your topic and what", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00090-00044760-00045219": "you need to do to answer your research questions and to be able to discuss the", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00091-00045219-00045612": "findings to draw those conclusions and recommendations for what needs to be", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00092-00045612-00046296": "done next. I also want to make sure you remember that it's okay to seek out", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00093-00046296-00046905": "help, ok, So sometimes if you struggle with writing, ask colleagues to write", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00094-00046905-00047384": "together or to share documents and help each other out in the writing process,", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00095-00047384-00047877": "communicating with each other about the process because maybe something that you", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00096-00047877-00048288": "don't quite understand a colleague would understand and then you can share ideas", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00097-00048288-00048891": "and talk about things. It's also really great to just set up times to go and", "heQpuu6Y5mU-00098-00048891-00049430": "write that way you're getting the project done efficiently."}}, {"audio_id": "hfdwTSeLG5g", "text": {"hfdwTSeLG5g-00000-00000038-00000640": "Well, it's another rainy day here, and today I'm thinking about some of the obstacles to", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00001-00000640-00001514": "really getting started on the path of self development and living the life that I want.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00002-00001514-00002434": "And I think that one of the big things for me is simply that to face the truth, it's", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00003-00002434-00002647": "really ugly.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00004-00002647-00003636": "And as much as I always wanted to see myself as somebody who could face the truth, you", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00005-00003636-00004227": "know, no matter what and, you know, don't sugarcoat it, give me the blunt truth, that's", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00006-00004227-00004606": "always been my ideal.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00007-00004606-00005537": "But when it comes to the truth about ourselves, all the worst aspects of ourselves, that's", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00008-00005537-00006096": "when the truth becomes the most difficult to take.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00009-00006096-00006958": "So even for people that love the truth and love facing difficult truths in principle,", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00010-00006958-00007888": "to face the real truth about ourselves is essentially everything that you don't want", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00011-00007888-00008890": "to think about, everything that you don't want to acknowledge, that's what it is.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00012-00008890-00009603": "It's as bad as you can imagine, because it's custom-made for you.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00013-00009603-00010260": "It's your custom blend of all the worst things about you.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00014-00010260-00011236": "That is the ugly side of the truth, and these are the little ugly things that nobody wants", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00015-00011236-00011484": "to think about.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00016-00011484-00012504": "What bothers some people may not bother you, but what other people don't mind, it may be", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00017-00012504-00012991": "the thing that really bugs you.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00018-00012991-00014038": "And we will do almost anything, it seems, to avoid facing these worst details.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00019-00014038-00015003": "We simply don't want to believe it, and if we're seemingly forced into believing it by", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00020-00015003-00015979": "the evidence of our lives, then often we will try to avoid it in any way, simply escaping.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00021-00015979-00017207": "This is one of the big drivers for escapism, is simply \"I don't want to face this truth.\"", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00022-00017207-00018270": "So it's almost like an automatic defense that we have to simply not go there.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00023-00018270-00018690": "All the things that- I mean, of course, when it comes to social interaction, these are", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00024-00018690-00019341": "all the things that you would never say to somebody under any normal circumstances, you", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00025-00019341-00019790": "know, pointing out somebody's weak points or their worst failings.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00026-00019790-00020326": "This is what we don't do, because it's so sensitive, so hurtful.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00027-00020326-00021360": "And yet, it seems like facing these things is a big step towards being ready to change.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00028-00021360-00022176": "It's being able to see what's there and simply accept that it is true.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00029-00022176-00022946": "To be able to face the ugliness of our own worst faults.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00030-00022946-00024151": "Once we do that, then we are able to do something about it, to say OK, yes, me at my worst.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00031-00024151-00024301": "This is me at my worst.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00032-00024301-00024881": "This is the picture of me at the lowest I can be.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00033-00024881-00025431": "Just like we have this sort of ideal image of ourselves, of the beautiful, perfect image", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00034-00025431-00026549": "of us at our best, we can have the counterpart to that, the image of ourselves at our worst.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00035-00026549-00027379": "And if you describe somebody else's picture, it'd be like oh, OK, but when it comes to", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00036-00027379-00028291": "yourself, we each have those things that are just pushing those buttons.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00037-00028291-00029220": "And if we can draw that picture, be willing to press all our own buttons, if we can do", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00038-00029220-00029787": "that, then we have a sense of where things are.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00039-00029787-00030591": "There's something very freeing about that, to simply say OK, this is me at my worst.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00040-00030591-00031136": "It's pretty bad, pretty ugly, but it's not so terrible.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00041-00031136-00031337": "And it is finite.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00042-00031337-00031606": "It's not infinitely bad.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00043-00031606-00031781": "This is me at my worst.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00044-00031781-00031957": "These are my weak points.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00045-00031957-00032256": "These are my failings.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00046-00032256-00032927": "Now I can begin to do something to change them.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00047-00032927-00033559": "Now, in my case, a big part of it was this feeling of being weak and lazy.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00048-00033559-00034509": "A lot of my worst points: I'm weak, lazy, hiding from life.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00049-00034509-00035505": "And these qualities are difficult for me to accept.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00050-00035505-00036250": "But when I was able to simply accept, OK, that is my worst qualities - of course, going", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00051-00036250-00036876": "into all kinds of detail that you don't need to go into that publicly, but we all have", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00052-00036876-00037524": "this is the list of all the worst things about ourselves - when I was able to make that list,", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00053-00037524-00038405": "and simply accept this is what's wrong with me, this is the worst, I was able to kind", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00054-00038405-00039112": "of relax into it in a way where I just kind of stopped trying to pretend that wasn't true.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00055-00039112-00039776": "It's all the energy, the effort, that would need to go into bending the truth, oh, it's", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00056-00039776-00040201": "not really like that, and oh, it's not so bad, and oh, really it's counterbalanced by", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00057-00040201-00040938": "this and that, and really that's just a perspective, you can look at it another way: all that inner", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00058-00040938-00042008": "effort that went into changing how I looked at that and not looking at it in that way,", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00059-00042008-00042279": "that energy was all suddenly freed.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00060-00042279-00042643": "It's like OK, I can simply accept it.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00061-00042643-00043416": "When we accept things that we don't like, it frees up energy to be actually able to", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00062-00043416-00043936": "do useful things with.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00063-00043936-00044702": "And so I remember that it was about four years ago that I had this state of mind of really", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00064-00044702-00045816": "just like accepting this idea of me being a very weak and lazy person, and then that", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00065-00045816-00046569": "is where it started to lead into OK, what I need to do is start exercising.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00066-00046569-00046985": "Because that covers weakness and laziness right there.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00067-00046985-00047541": "Exercise: it seems to be the thing to do.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00068-00047541-00048146": "It is, you know, from everything that I hear, it seems like this will start things moving", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00069-00048146-00048247": "in a good direction.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00070-00048247-00048832": "So that was the very beginning of me starting to exercise.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00071-00048832-00049332": "And of course, physical exercise is only one part of that.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00072-00049332-00049882": "There's the whole shift in mindset, which has been the whole journey that I'm still", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00073-00049882-00050195": "on.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00074-00050195-00050785": "But my thought for today is simply that all the worst things about ourselves, the ugly", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00075-00050785-00051286": "picture, none of us want to face it.", "hfdwTSeLG5g-00076-00051286-00052201": "But if we can face it, we can then be ready to make things better."}}, {"audio_id": "hf4Qj0nl1DA", "text": {"hf4Qj0nl1DA-00000-00000451-00001002": "Welcome to the socio-economic duty: a film for public sector senior leaders and those", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00001-00001002-00001562": "involved in taking key strategic decisions such as chief executives, chairs, elected", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00002-00001562-00002103": "members, board members and governance leads.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00003-00002103-00002681": "This film should be considered alongside guidance documents", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00004-00002681-00003118": "The Socio-economic Duty provides an opportunity to put addressing inequality at the heart", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00005-00003118-00003329": "of our decision making.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00006-00003329-00003578": "Never has there been a more pertinent time to act.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00007-00003578-00004058": "Earlier in the summer we saw the Black Lives Matter protests which highlighted systemic", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00008-00004058-00004292": "and sutural racism in our society.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00009-00004292-00004741": "The Covid-19 outbreak has also brought huge challenges to our communities.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00010-00004741-00005131": "It’s become clear, though, that certain groups have been affected more than others", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00011-00005131-00005645": "– for example, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people, disabled people, women, and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00012-00005645-00005745": "young people.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00013-00005745-00006327": "The Socio-Economic Duty requires public bodies, when making strategic decisions, such as deciding", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00014-00006327-00006877": "priorities and setting objectives, to consider how their decisions may help reduce inequalities", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00015-00006877-00007145": "associated with economic disadvantage.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00016-00007145-00007479": "What do we mean by strategic decisions?", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00017-00007479-00007920": "These are the sorts of things that bodies will be making all the time.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00018-00007920-00008439": "For some bodies, they may make more strategic decisions than others.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00019-00008439-00009029": "Some might be annual, such as thinking about organisational planning or budget setting.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00020-00009029-00009829": "For others, they will be more ad-hoc and routine such as thinking about procurement or revisions", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00021-00009829-00010239": "of services and commissioning decisions for example.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00022-00010239-00010704": "Ultimately through improving how we think about socio-economic disadvantage, we should", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00023-00010704-00010977": "ultimately be improving outcomes for people in Wales.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00024-00010977-00011495": "We will now hear more about what we mean by inequalities of outcome, which are those measureable", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00025-00011495-00011927": "differences in outcome between those who have experienced socio-economic disadvantage and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00026-00011927-00012109": "the rest of the population.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00027-00012109-00012713": "We know that in Wales, more people are reliant on social welfare than other parts of the", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00028-00012713-00012813": "UK.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00029-00012813-00013619": "We know that 23% of people in Wales are living in poverty, and that rises to 1 in 3 when", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00030-00013619-00013719": "we consider our children.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00031-00013719-00014194": "We know that children on free school meals don’t attain the same levels at GCSE and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00032-00014194-00014375": "A Level than their peers.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00033-00014375-00015022": "We know that 17% of our workforce is in insecure and precarious work that’s low-paid.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00034-00015022-00015556": "And we know that ethnic minorities are over-represented in the gig economy.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00035-00015556-00016266": "If we together, focus on the biggest inequalities in Wales, we can make a difference.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00036-00016266-00016784": "We can make a difference for our children, so that those on free school meals can attain", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00037-00016784-00017179": "better, can go on to University, can get a well-paid job.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00038-00017179-00017559": "Together we can do it, using the Socio-Economic Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00039-00017559-00018187": "I work in communities, where every day this is felt by the parents, and then the young", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00040-00018187-00018743": "people as well, who are sometimes having to leave school and step up to find a job and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00041-00018743-00019089": "often they’re not living wage paid jobs, to help pay the bills.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00042-00019089-00019426": "So I think, you know, we can’t afford to leave anybody behind and I think it’s really", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00043-00019426-00020021": "important that we definitely hold to account those organisations who are affected, impacted", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00044-00020021-00020550": "by the Socio-economic Duty and I look forward to bringing members of the community into", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00045-00020550-00021019": "that process so we can genuinely hear from those most affected about how we can help", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00046-00021019-00021428": "and support them live decent lives.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00047-00021428-00021799": "Representatives of relevant public sector bodies will now share their expectations for", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00048-00021799-00022290": "the duty, discussing what the socio-economic duty will mean in practice.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00049-00022290-00022803": "Newport City Council welcomes the Socio-economic Duty and the opportunity to further develop", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00050-00022803-00023300": "our consideration of inequalities when making the decisions that affect our communities.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00051-00023300-00023875": "We’re hopeful that, through the Duty, better decision making will lead to improved outcomes", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00052-00023875-00024124": "for the people of Newport.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00053-00024124-00024560": "Strategic decisions are made in a number of ways within the Council, by senior officers", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00054-00024560-00024852": "and through our democratic processes.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00055-00024852-00025343": "We’re going to need to think about how we gather the right evidence to allow the Duty", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00056-00025343-00025926": "to be properly considered in these decisions, and how we can support our elected members", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00057-00025926-00026224": "to understand what is expected of them.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00058-00026224-00026843": "At a policy level, we’re going to need to factor in the time and resources to fully", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00059-00026843-00027414": "understand the impact of the changes that we make and to support this, we’ll be both", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00060-00027414-00027945": "re-writing out Impact Assessment processes and working to provide training for all relevant", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00061-00027945-00028202": "staff and officers.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00062-00028202-00028828": "As Leader of Ceredigion County Council I want to see the Duty lead to better outcomes for", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00063-00028828-00029189": "our people both socially and economically.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00064-00029189-00029891": "So that we can make informed decisions, a question set on economic impact will be included", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00065-00029891-00030169": "in our Integrated Impact Assessments.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00066-00030169-00030837": "This will help us as elected members and the leadership group give due regard to socio-economic", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00067-00030837-00031090": "impacts in our decision making processes.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00068-00031090-00031687": "We’ve already included the Socio-economic Duty in the Integrated Impact Assessment for", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00069-00031687-00032087": "our new Tackling Hardship Strategy for example.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00070-00032087-00032761": "That strategy aims to develop a coordinated and coherent strategic response to the increased", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00071-00032761-00033605": "risk of hardship faced by our Ceredigion citizens due to the far reaching economic and social", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00072-00033605-00033791": "implications of Covid.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00073-00033791-00034363": "As a County Council we are also currently making plans to transform social care into", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00074-00034363-00034556": "an integrated service.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00075-00034556-00035265": "This transformation is a major strategic decision and will include the Socio-economic duty in", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00076-00035265-00035583": "our Integrated Impact Assessment of it.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00077-00035583-00036207": "In Public Health Wales, we are working hard to embed the Duty in how we work across the", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00078-00036207-00036307": "organisation.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00079-00036307-00036853": "How we strengthen our organisational culture, how we engage with people, how we scrutinise", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00080-00036853-00037368": "our decision making – it’s embedded in all aspects of our work.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00081-00037368-00037874": "For our staff and colleagues who work in policy development, the Duty’s actually giving", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00082-00037874-00038588": "them more opportunities to gather evidence through working with others, engaging collaboratively", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00083-00038588-00038871": "in what works to tackle inequalities.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00084-00038871-00039552": "Now in Public Health Wales, the Board makes a number of significant strategic decisions.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00085-00039552-00040181": "Our long term strategy, our integrated medium plans, and our annual operational plans – all", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00086-00040181-00040508": "those the Board approves.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00087-00040508-00041134": "And they all focus on what we can do working with others to protect the public and to tackle", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00088-00041134-00041861": "health inequalities, and in that way, hopefully reverse socio-economic disadvantage.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00089-00041861-00042362": "From a Public Health Wales perspective, the Socio-economic Duty is vital, it’s central", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00090-00042362-00042540": "to our work.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00091-00042540-00043046": "We are embedding it across everything we do in the same way that we’ve done with the", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00092-00043046-00043790": "Future Generations Act, and all to look to reverse socio economic disadvantage that is", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00093-00043790-00044440": "so devastating for so many disadvantaged groups in our population.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00094-00044440-00045034": "The health of our communities is a vital and important responsibility for the Health Board,", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00095-00045034-00045618": "and this Duty, we believe, will enhance our ability to undertake the requirements of that", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00096-00045618-00045775": "Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00097-00045775-00046271": "This important Duty will help underpin our planning systems.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00098-00046271-00046736": "We have very good information at the moment on health inequalities within our communities,", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00099-00046736-00047215": "and we also know the action that improves wellbeing for them.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00100-00047215-00047769": "But we feel that the Duty should enhance the joint planning that already takes place.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00101-00047769-00048259": "We will now go on to understand the role of leaders and decision makers in providing assurance", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00102-00048259-00048430": "that ‘due regard’ has been given.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00103-00048430-00048943": "When making an effective decision, I’ll be looking to see if sufficient evidence has", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00104-00048943-00049047": "been provided.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00105-00049047-00049572": "Are there gaps within the evidence provided is an initial question I’d be asking myself.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00106-00049572-00050169": "I’d also be looking to see what consultation has occurred and whether or not those communities", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00107-00050169-00050534": "directly affected by the decision have been consulted.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00108-00050534-00051034": "In Bridgend, like other Local Authorities, we do take the duty to consult, engage and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00109-00051034-00051527": "involve our residents in our decision making really seriously and we’d particularly like", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00110-00051527-00052002": "to hear from those with lived experience of socio-economic disadvantage.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00111-00052002-00052598": "Another question I’d be asking is what would the impact, or likely impact of the decision", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00112-00052598-00053087": "be on inequality of outcome for those with socio-economic disadvantage.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00113-00053087-00053623": "Are we as a result of the decision putting in place mechanisms and systems that help", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00114-00053623-00054250": "them overcome disadvantage or are we putting in place mechanisms and systems that act as", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00115-00054250-00054350": "a barrier.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00116-00054350-00054696": "And if they do act as a barrier, what can we do differently?", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00117-00054696-00055385": "Another thing I would be considering is the intersectionality and we know that those with", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00118-00055385-00055929": "socio-economic disadvantage usually come from a protected characteristic.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00119-00055929-00056410": "I will question what the likely impact on inequalities of outcome experienced as a result", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00120-00056410-00056702": "of socio-economic disadvantage are.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00121-00056702-00057282": "I will ask if the voices of people, staff and communities have been heard, particularly", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00122-00057282-00057607": "those who suffer socio-economic disadvantage.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00123-00057607-00058061": "The Socio-economic Duty does not compete with or override other duties such as the Public", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00124-00058061-00058542": "Sector Equality Duty and the well-being duty under the Well-being of Future Generations", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00125-00058542-00058695": "(Wales) Act 2015.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00126-00058695-00059166": "The Socio-economic Duty is an important new Duty which will help us to think about how", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00127-00059166-00059599": "we also meet the goal of a more equal Wales in the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00128-00059599-00060090": "So it’s really important that we don’t see this as an added, extra burden and that", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00129-00060090-00060292": "we integrate it with other duties.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00130-00060292-00060835": "Some of the things that you should be thinking about is how you consider the Socio-economic", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00131-00060835-00061332": "Duty in developing wellbeing assessments and plans, how you consider the requirements of", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00132-00061332-00061789": "the Socio-economic Duty in how you set your wellbeing objectives, and how you assess the", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00133-00061789-00061979": "impact of your decisions.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00134-00061979-00062400": "In line with the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act, but also more specifically considering", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00135-00062400-00062767": "the socio-economic implications of the things that you’re doing.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00136-00062767-00063217": "Everything is connected to everything so making sure that we’re addressing socio-economic", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00137-00063217-00063695": "disadvantage will also be contributing to the goal of a more prosperous Wales.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00138-00063695-00064180": "Understanding the implications in terms of those living in poverty and why they live", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00139-00064180-00064767": "in areas of high air pollution will be part of meeting our goals around a more equal Wales", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00140-00064767-00064964": "and around a resilient Wales.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00141-00064964-00065459": "Understanding the wider and socio-economic determinants of health will be important to", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00142-00065459-00065810": "meeting the goals of a healthier Wales and a more equal Wales.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00143-00065810-00066117": "So it’s important that you think about this holistically.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00144-00066117-00066665": "Don’t see it as an added extra – embed it in everything that we do and make sure", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00145-00066665-00067064": "that you’re integrating the way that you deliver this new Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00146-00067064-00067465": "We’ll conclude the film by hearing about how the Fairer Scotland Duty is working and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00147-00067465-00067613": "its impact so far.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00148-00067613-00068194": "So impacts so far have included that Elected Members in councils now have a broader awareness", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00149-00068194-00068653": "of the potential impact of budget saving proposals, and this has meant that the removal of some", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00150-00068653-00069130": "services which would have had a disproportionately negative impact on those living in socio-economic", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00151-00069130-00069255": "disadvantage has been halted.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00152-00069255-00069776": "A lot of organisations have reported that there have been a range of opportunities realised", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00153-00069776-00069966": "as a result of the introduction of the Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00154-00069966-00070437": "For example it has helped to raise the profile of poverty and inequality and make links to", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00155-00070437-00070588": "the socio-economic determinants of health.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00156-00070588-00071086": "There have also been more opportunities to consider the potential consequences of decisions", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00157-00071086-00071266": "and potentially avert negative outcomes.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00158-00071266-00071729": "Training in the Duty has given increased confidence to some senior managers and board members", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00159-00071729-00072224": "to challenge decision-making in relation to inequalities and the introduction of the Duty", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00160-00072224-00072573": "has been used to shine a light on inequalities and make policy and practice connections to", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00161-00072573-00073128": "other areas, for example housing, welfare reform, child poverty, community engagement", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00162-00073128-00073228": "and empowerment.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00163-00073228-00073587": "The Duty has facilitated improved collaborative working and there has been the development", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00164-00073587-00073991": "of a shared understanding of socio-economic and financial pressures across partners and", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00165-00073991-00074091": "stakeholders.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00166-00074091-00074511": "From an economic perspective it has allowed for more rigorous assessment linked to inclusive", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00167-00074511-00074910": "growth ambitions and at a strategic level, there has been an improvement in thinking", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00168-00074910-00075320": "about promoting fairness in economic outcomes.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00169-00075320-00075812": "The Welsh Government published non-statutory guidance on the first of April 2020 and has", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00170-00075812-00076201": "since made available a suite of resources to support public bodies in preparing for", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00171-00076201-00076389": "the Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00172-00076389-00076814": "Resources include a fact sheet, frequently asked questions, a presentation for public", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00173-00076814-00077312": "bodies to use internally to raise awareness, information regarding inequalities of outcome", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00174-00077312-00077791": "prevalent in Wales and a scrutiny framework document to support those providing assurance", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00175-00077791-00078035": "that ‘due regard’ has been given.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00176-00078035-00078248": "These can be found on our website.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00177-00078248-00078641": "These resources have been produced with input from key stakeholders and representatives", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00178-00078641-00078985": "from public bodies likely to be captured by the Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00179-00078985-00079422": "Additionally Welsh Government officials would be happy to join senior leadership teams in", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00180-00079422-00079613": "discussing the Duty.", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00181-00079613-00080213": "Please contact us at our mailbox address: Socio-economicDuty@gov.wales", "hf4Qj0nl1DA-00182-00080213-00080336": "Thank you for your time."}}, {"audio_id": "hf9kck3CF5E", "text": {"hf9kck3CF5E-00000-00000802-00000883": "Introduction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00001-00000892-00001171": "The book you are about to read was written and recorded on a record", "hf9kck3CF5E-00002-00001171-00001405": "in 1956 by Earl Nightingale.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00003-00001417-00001732": "This message is the answer to the question that he had been searching for from", "hf9kck3CF5E-00004-00001732-00001912": "the time he was about nine years old.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00005-00001930-00002266": "Earl Nightingale had been born in economically depressed times as a", "hf9kck3CF5E-00006-00002266-00002428": "child because they were so poor.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00007-00002431-00002791": "Earl desperately wanted to know why some people grew up to enjoy prosperity,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00008-00002791-00003193": "while others like his family struggled merely to survive, unable to find", "hf9kck3CF5E-00009-00003193-00003385": "answers to his questions from grownups.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00010-00003388-00003670": "Earl began reading everything he could, believing that someone", "hf9kck3CF5E-00011-00003670-00003811": "somewhere had the answer.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00012-00003817-00004090": "Many years passed, and when Earl was 35 years old.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00013-00004137-00004317": "He wrote and recorded this message.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00014-00004329-00004626": "It was to be played one Saturday morning to a small group of salesmen.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00015-00004626-00004971": "During his absence when Earl returned, he learned that the message had made", "hf9kck3CF5E-00016-00004971-00005133": "such a positive impact on the men.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00017-00005133-00005406": "They wanted copies to share with their friends and family.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00018-00005415-00005754": "Earl arranged with Columbia Records to duplicate the record to meet the many", "hf9kck3CF5E-00019-00005754-00005955": "requests, much to Earl's surprise.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00020-00005958-00006287": "In very little time without any real advertising or marketing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00021-00006300-00006615": "Over a million copies had been sold, and he received a gold record.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00022-00006630-00006987": "Earl called The Message The Strangest Secret, and this single recording was", "hf9kck3CF5E-00023-00006987-00007328": "the seedling from which the entire personal development industry grew.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00024-00007341-00007689": "And because Earl had discovered the true meaning of the strangest secret, Which", "hf9kck3CF5E-00025-00007689-00007872": "determines the outcome of one's life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00026-00007875-00008268": "He went from poverty to become one of the most highly recognized voices and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00027-00008268-00008625": "names throughout the United States and from the West Indies to South Africa.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00028-00008634-00009030": "His daily radio program, our Changing World, was the world's most widely", "hf9kck3CF5E-00029-00009030-00009390": "sponsored radio program and was heard daily across the United States,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00030-00009393-00009879": "Canada, Mexico, Australia, The Bahamas, Guam, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00031-00009879-00010095": "Armed Forces Radio, and 30 countries.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00032-00010167-00010617": "Since my husband's death in 1989, I have continually looked for new, effective", "hf9kck3CF5E-00033-00010617-00011001": "ways to continue to share Earl's many messages of inspiration with the world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00034-00011016-00011382": "This ebook is one of those ways the personal development industry is so", "hf9kck3CF5E-00035-00011382-00011751": "vast today, and yet, people around the world attribute the strangest secret", "hf9kck3CF5E-00036-00011752-00012111": "as being the one message that has most positively affected their lives.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00037-00012126-00012534": "As you read, you will notice how the statistics reflect those of the mid 1950s,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00038-00012552-00012945": "but more than 50 years later, the message is as true and valuable as it was then.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00039-00012957-00013245": "I hope you enjoy the book, but more than that, I hope you put the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00040-00013245-00013437": "strangest secret to work in your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00041-00013446-00013680": "Diana Nightingale, the Strangest Secret.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00042-00013698-00013971": "I would like to tell you about the Strangest Secret in the world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00043-00013991-00014311": "Not long ago, Albert Schweitzer, the great doctor and Nobel Prize", "hf9kck3CF5E-00044-00014311-00014609": "winner was being interviewed in London, and a reporter asked him,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00045-00014609-00014785": "doctor, what's wrong with men today?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00046-00014797-00015085": "The great doctor was silent for a moment, and then he said, men", "hf9kck3CF5E-00047-00015085-00015388": "simply don't think, and it's about this that I want to talk with you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00048-00015401-00015566": "We live today in a golden age.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00049-00015572-00015881": "This is an era that man has looked forward to, dreamed of, and worked", "hf9kck3CF5E-00050-00015881-00016025": "hard for thousands of years.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00051-00016037-00016294": "But since it's here, we pretty well take it for granted.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00052-00016307-00016708": "We in America, are particularly fortunate to live in the richest land that ever", "hf9kck3CF5E-00053-00016708-00017104": "existed on the face of the earth, a land of abundant opportunity for everyone.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00054-00017138-00017270": "But do you know what happens?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00055-00017276-00017504": "Let's take a hundred men who start even at the age of 25.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00056-00017583-00017964": "Do you have any idea of what will happen to those men by the time they're 65?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00057-00017985-00018342": "These 100 men who all start even at the age of 25, believe", "hf9kck3CF5E-00058-00018342-00018486": "they are going to be successful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00059-00018495-00018727": "If you ask any one of these men, if you wanted to be a success,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00060-00018786-00018900": "he would tell you that he did.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00061-00018900-00019149": "And you would notice that he was eager towards life, that there", "hf9kck3CF5E-00062-00019149-00019437": "was a certain sparkle to his eye and a erectus to his courage.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00063-00019440-00019707": "And life seemed like a pretty interesting adventure to him.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00064-00019719-00020085": "But by the time they're 65, 1 will be rich, four will be financially", "hf9kck3CF5E-00065-00020085-00020439": "independent, five will still be working, 54 will be broke.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00066-00020445-00020778": "Now think a moment out of the 100, only five make the grade.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00067-00020793-00020916": "Why do so many fail?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00068-00020922-00021210": "What has happened to the sparkle that was there when they were 25?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00069-00021234-00021597": "What's become of the dreams, the hopes, the plans, and why is there such a large", "hf9kck3CF5E-00070-00021597-00021990": "disparity between what these men intended to do and what they actually accomplished?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00071-00022008-00022380": "When we say about 5% achieved success, we have to define success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00072-00022383-00022506": "And here's the definition.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00073-00022515-00022875": "Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal if a man is", "hf9kck3CF5E-00074-00022875-00023025": "working towards a predetermined goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00075-00023074-00023200": "And knows where he is going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00076-00023206-00023335": "That man is a success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00077-00023341-00023533": "If he's not doing that, he's a failure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00078-00023539-00023827": "Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00079-00023836-00024205": "Rolo May the distinguished psychiatrist wrote a wonderful book called Man's", "hf9kck3CF5E-00080-00024205-00024523": "Search for Himself, and in this book he says, the opposite of courage", "hf9kck3CF5E-00081-00024523-00024715": "in our society is not cowardness.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00082-00024721-00024829": "It is conformity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00083-00024838-00025180": "And there you have the trouble Today, it's conformity people acting like", "hf9kck3CF5E-00084-00025221-00025345": "everyone else without knowing why.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00085-00025351-00025489": "Without knowing where they're going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00086-00025501-00025789": "Now think of it in America right now, there are over 40", "hf9kck3CF5E-00087-00025789-00025966": "million people, 65 years of.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00088-00026026-00026338": "And over and about 13 million of these 40 million are broke.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00089-00026346-00026608": "They're dependent on someone else for life's necessities.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00090-00026614-00026713": "Now we learn to read.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00091-00026713-00027061": "By the time we're seven, we learn to make a living by the time we're 25.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00092-00027078-00027412": "Usually by that time, we're not only making a living, we're supporting", "hf9kck3CF5E-00093-00027412-00027816": "a family, and yet by the time we're 65, we haven't learned how to become", "hf9kck3CF5E-00094-00027816-00028140": "financially independent in the richest land that has ever been known.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00095-00028150-00028278": "Why we conform?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00096-00028290-00028533": "And the trouble is that we're acting like the wrong percentage", "hf9kck3CF5E-00097-00028533-00028774": "group, the 95% who don't succeed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00098-00028786-00028953": "Now, why do these people conform?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00099-00028963-00029046": "Well, they don't know.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00100-00029046-00029089": "Really.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00101-00029095-00029470": "These people believe that their lives are shaped by circumstances, by things that", "hf9kck3CF5E-00102-00029470-00029670": "happened to them, by exterior forces.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00103-00029677-00029818": "They're outer directed people.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00104-00029827-00030244": "A survey was made one time that covered a lot of men, working men, and these men", "hf9kck3CF5E-00105-00030244-00030457": "were asked this question, why do you work?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00106-00030465-00030601": "Why do you get up in the morning?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00107-00030654-00030739": "19 out of 20 had no.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00108-00030798-00031092": "If you ask them, they'll say, everyone goes to work in the morning, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00109-00031092-00031392": "that's the reason why they do it, because everyone else is doing it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00110-00031401-00031545": "The definition of success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00111-00031551-00031802": "Now, let's get back to our definition of success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00112-00031808-00031889": "Who succeeds?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00113-00031902-00032316": "The only man who succeeds is the man who is progressively realizing a worthy ideal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00114-00032325-00032595": "He's the man who says, I'm going to become this, and then begins", "hf9kck3CF5E-00115-00032595-00032706": "to work towards that goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00116-00032708-00032934": "I'll tell you who the successful people are.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00117-00032943-00033219": "A success is the school teacher who is teaching school because", "hf9kck3CF5E-00118-00033219-00033354": "that's what she wanted to do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00119-00033366-00033711": "The success is the woman who is a wife and mother because she wanted to become a.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00120-00033787-00033970": "Mother and is doing a good job of it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00121-00033976-00034306": "The success is the man who runs the corner gas station, because", "hf9kck3CF5E-00122-00034306-00034426": "that's what he wanted to do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00123-00034435-00034837": "The success is the successful salesman who wants to become a top-notch salesman", "hf9kck3CF5E-00124-00034861-00035068": "and grow and build with his organization.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00125-00035080-00035421": "A success is anyone who is doing deliberately a predetermined job because", "hf9kck3CF5E-00126-00035421-00035803": "that's what he decided to do deliberately, but only one out of 20 does that.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00127-00035812-00036103": "That's why today there isn't really any competition unless", "hf9kck3CF5E-00128-00036103-00036232": "we make it for ourselves.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00129-00036240-00036475": "Instead of competing, all we have to do is create.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00130-00036484-00036733": "Now, for 20 years, I looked for the key, which would determine", "hf9kck3CF5E-00131-00036733-00036895": "what would happen to a human being.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00132-00036912-00037242": "Was there a key I wanted to know which would make the future a promise that", "hf9kck3CF5E-00133-00037242-00037425": "we could forte to a large extent.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00134-00037437-00037734": "Was there a key to a person becoming successful if he only knew", "hf9kck3CF5E-00135-00037734-00037875": "about it and knew how to use it?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00136-00037893-00038085": "Well, there is such a key and I've found it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00137-00038103-00038436": "Have you ever wondered why so many men work so hard and earnestly without", "hf9kck3CF5E-00138-00038436-00038784": "ever achieving anything in particular, and others don't seem to work hard", "hf9kck3CF5E-00139-00038784-00038922": "and yet seem to get everything?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00140-00038937-00039063": "They have a magic touch.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00141-00039072-00039237": "You've heard them say that about someone.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00142-00039246-00039390": "Everything he touches turns to.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00143-00039463-00039733": "Have you ever noticed that a man who becomes successful tends", "hf9kck3CF5E-00144-00039733-00039889": "to continue to be successful?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00145-00039895-00040140": "And on the other hand, have you noticed how a man who is a", "hf9kck3CF5E-00146-00040140-00040351": "failure tends to continue to fail?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00147-00040363-00040474": "It's because of goals.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00148-00040480-00040647": "Some of us have them, some don't.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00149-00040657-00040906": "People with goals succeed because they know where they're going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00150-00040921-00041206": "Now, think of a ship leaving a harbor and think of it with a complete", "hf9kck3CF5E-00151-00041206-00041353": "voyage mapped out and planned.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00152-00041371-00041719": "The captain and crew know exactly where it's going and how long it will take.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00153-00041731-00041857": "It has a definite goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00154-00041863-00042409": "9,999 times out of 10,000, it will get to where it started out to get.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00155-00042415-00042688": "Now, let's take another ship just like the first only.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00156-00042688-00042921": "Let's not put a crew on it or a captain of the helm.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00157-00042934-00043081": "Let's give it no aiming point.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00158-00043087-00043228": "No goal, no destiny.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00159-00043237-00043414": "We just start the engine and let it go.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00160-00043420-00043663": "I think you'll agree with me that if it gets out of the harbor", "hf9kck3CF5E-00161-00043663-00043971": "at all, it will either sink or wind up on some deserted beach.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00162-00043978-00044407": "A derelict, it can't go anyplace because it has no destination, no guidance.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00163-00044415-00044563": "It's the same with a human being.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00164-00044578-00044743": "Take the salesman, for example.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00165-00044747-00045113": "There is no other person in the world today with the future of a good salesman.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00166-00045122-00045344": "Selling is the world's highest paid profession.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00167-00045347-00045719": "If we're good at it, and if we know where we're going, every company needs top-notch", "hf9kck3CF5E-00168-00045719-00045893": "salesmen and they reward those men.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00169-00045908-00046043": "The sky is the limit for them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00170-00046049-00046175": "But how many can you find?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00171-00046187-00046388": "Someone once said the human race is fixed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00172-00046394-00046703": "Not to prevent the strong from winning, but to prevent the weak from losing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00173-00046718-00047054": "The American economy today can be likened to a convoy in time of.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00174-00047095-00047461": "The entire economy is slowed down to protect its weakest link, just", "hf9kck3CF5E-00175-00047461-00047746": "as the convoy had to go at the speed that would permit its slowest", "hf9kck3CF5E-00176-00047746-00047908": "vessel to remain in formation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00177-00047920-00048127": "That's why it's so easy to make a living today.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00178-00048136-00048546": "It takes no particular brains or talent to make a living and support a family today.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00179-00048553-00048919": "So we have a plateau of so-called security if that's what a person is looking", "hf9kck3CF5E-00180-00048919-00049296": "for, but we do have to decide how high above this plateau we want to aim for.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00181-00049303-00049564": "Now, let's get back to the strangest secret in the world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00182-00049570-00049771": "The story that I wanted to tell you today.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00183-00049780-00050086": "Why do men with goals succeed in life and men without them fail?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00184-00050095-00050368": "Well, let me tell you something, which if you really understand it", "hf9kck3CF5E-00185-00050377-00050536": "we'll alter your life immediately.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00186-00050541-00050875": "If you understand completely what I'm going to tell you from this moment on,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00187-00050881-00051061": "your life will never be the same again.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00188-00051079-00051394": "You will suddenly find that good luck just seems to be attracted to you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00189-00051409-00051601": "The things you want just seem to fall in line.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00190-00051601-00051867": "And from now on, you won't have the problems, the worries, the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00191-00051867-00052222": "knowing, lump of anxiety that perhaps you have experienced before.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00192-00052228-00052453": "Doubt, fear while there'll be things of the past.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00193-00052462-00052690": "Here's the key to success and the key to failure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00194-00052692-00052840": "We become what we think about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00195-00052842-00052972": "Now, let me say that again.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00196-00052984-00053275": "We become what we think about Throughout all history, the great", "hf9kck3CF5E-00197-00053275-00053614": "wise men and teachers, philosophers, and prophets have agreed with one", "hf9kck3CF5E-00198-00053614-00053773": "another on many different things.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00199-00053782-00054141": "It is only on this one point that they are in complete and unanimous agreement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00200-00054151-00054463": "Listen to what Marcus Aurelius, the great Roman emperor said.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00201-00054478-00054733": "He said, A man's life is what his thoughts make of it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00202-00054741-00055045": "The Israeli said this, everything comes If a man would only wait.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00203-00055054-00055258": "I have brought myself by long meditation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00204-00055300-00055669": "To the conviction that a human being with a settled purpose must accomplish it, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00205-00055669-00056035": "that nothing can resist a will that will stake even existence for its fulfillment.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00206-00056053-00056431": "Ralph Waldo Emerson said this, A man is what he thinks about all day long.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00207-00056443-00056770": "William James said, the greatest discovery of my generation is that", "hf9kck3CF5E-00208-00056770-00057130": "human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00209-00057154-00057519": "And he also said, we need only in cold blood act as if the thing in question", "hf9kck3CF5E-00210-00057519-00057871": "was real, and it will become infallibly real by growing into such a connection", "hf9kck3CF5E-00211-00057871-00058006": "with our life that it will become.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00212-00058056-00058407": "It will become so knit with habit and emotion that our interest in it will", "hf9kck3CF5E-00213-00058407-00058578": "be those which characterize belief.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00214-00058587-00058902": "He also said this, if you only care enough for a result, you will", "hf9kck3CF5E-00215-00058902-00059055": "almost certainly ascertain it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00216-00059064-00059256": "If you wish to be rich, you will be rich.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00217-00059262-00059457": "If you wish to be learned, you will be learned.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00218-00059472-00059640": "If you wish to be good, you will good.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00219-00059655-00059970": "Only you must then really wish these things and wish them exclusively", "hf9kck3CF5E-00220-00059991-00060276": "and not wish at the same time, a hundred other compatible things.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00221-00060276-00060624": "Just as strongly in the Bible you read in Mark 9 23.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00222-00060627-00061028": "If thou can't believe all things are possible to him, that believeth, Dr.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00223-00061028-00061392": "Norman Vincent Peele said, this is one of the greatest laws in the universe.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00224-00061450-00061709": "Fervently do I wish I had discovered it as a very young man.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00225-00061721-00062006": "It dawned upon me much later in life, and I found it to be one of the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00226-00062006-00062420": "greatest, if not my greatest discovery outside of my relationship to God.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00227-00062438-00062771": "And the great law, briefly and simply stated is that if you think in negative", "hf9kck3CF5E-00228-00062771-00062966": "terms, you'll get negative results.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00229-00062972-00063308": "If you'll think in positive terms, you'll achieve positive results.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00230-00063314-00063659": "That is the simple fact, which is at the basis of an astonishing law of prosper.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00231-00063724-00064003": "And success in three words, believe and succeed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00232-00064017-00064305": "William Shakespeare put it this way, our doubts are traitors and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00233-00064305-00064597": "make us lose the good we often might win by fearing to attempt.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00234-00064609-00064873": "George Bernard Shaw said, people are always blaming their", "hf9kck3CF5E-00235-00064873-00065038": "circumstances for what they are.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00236-00065050-00065215": "I don't believe in circumstances.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00237-00065227-00065505": "The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look", "hf9kck3CF5E-00238-00065505-00065662": "for the circumstances they want.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00239-00065686-00065911": "And if they can't find them, make them well.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00240-00065914-00066061": "It's pretty apparent, isn't it?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00241-00066073-00066343": "And every person who discovered this for a while believed that he", "hf9kck3CF5E-00242-00066343-00066505": "was the first one to work it out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00243-00066517-00066697": "We become what we think about now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00244-00066697-00067027": "It stands to reason that a person who is thinking about a concrete and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00245-00067027-00067357": "worthwhile goal is going to reach it because that's what he is thinking about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00246-00067357-00067516": "And we become what we think about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00247-00067519-00067846": "Conversely, the man who has no goal, who doesn't know where he's going", "hf9kck3CF5E-00248-00067846-00068161": "and whose thoughts must therefore be thoughts of confusion and anxiety.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00249-00068188-00068554": "And fear and worry becomes what he thinks about his life becomes one of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00250-00068554-00068776": "frustration, fear, anxiety, and worry.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00251-00068776-00069004": "And if he thinks about nothing, he becomes nothing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00252-00069019-00069121": "Now, how does it work?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00253-00069130-00069307": "Why do we become what we think about?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00254-00069310-00069538": "Well, I'll tell you how it works as far as we know.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00255-00069544-00069976": "Now to do this, I want to tell you about a situation that parallels the human mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00256-00069991-00070282": "Suppose a farmer had some land and it's good fertile land.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00257-00070294-00070438": "Now the land gives the farmer a.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00258-00070488-00070821": "He may plant in that land, whatever he chooses, the land doesn't care.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00259-00070830-00071019": "It's up to the farmer to make the decision.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00260-00071025-00071298": "Now remember, we're comparing the human mind with the land", "hf9kck3CF5E-00261-00071313-00071631": "because the mind, like the land doesn't care what you plant in it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00262-00071637-00071931": "It will return what you plant, but it doesn't care what you plant.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00263-00071940-00072204": "Now, let's say that the farmer has two seeds in his hand.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00264-00072216-00072573": "One is a seed of corn, the other is nightshade, a deadly poison.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00265-00072579-00072864": "He digs two little holes in the earth and he plants both seeds.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00266-00072867-00072996": "One corn the other night.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00267-00073054-00073333": "He covers up the holes, waters, and takes care of the land.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00268-00073333-00073420": "And what will happen?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00269-00073426-00073780": "Invariably, the land will return What is planted as it is written in the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00270-00073780-00073981": "Bible, as you sow, so shall you reap.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00271-00073993-00074140": "Remember, the land doesn't care.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00272-00074149-00074476": "It will return poison in just as wonderful abundance as it will corn.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00273-00074485-00074770": "So up comes the two plants, one corn, one poison.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00274-00074779-00075154": "Now the human mind is far more fertile, far more incredible and mysterious than", "hf9kck3CF5E-00275-00075154-00075340": "the land, but it works the same way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00276-00075352-00075493": "It doesn't care what we plant.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00277-00075499-00075952": "Success, failure, a concrete, worthwhile goal or confusion, misunderstanding,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00278-00075955-00076126": "fear, anxiety, and so on.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00279-00076141-00076318": "But what we plant, it will return to us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00280-00076327-00076696": "You see, the human mind is the last great unexplored continent on the earth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00281-00076705-00076948": "It contains riches beyond our wildest dreams.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00282-00076965-00077151": "It will return anything we want to plant.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00283-00077160-00077538": "Now, you might say, but if that's true, why don't people use their minds more?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00284-00077544-00077769": "Well, I think they've figured out an answer to that too.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00285-00077784-00078015": "Our mind comes as standard equipment at birth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00286-00078021-00078255": "It's free in things that are given to us for nothing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00287-00078261-00078552": "We place little value on things that we pay money for.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00288-00078555-00078621": "We value.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00289-00078633-00078891": "The paradox is that exactly the reverse is true.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00290-00078897-00079170": "Everything that's really worthwhile in life came to us free.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00291-00079176-00079530": "Our mind, our soul, our body, our hopes, our dreams, our", "hf9kck3CF5E-00292-00079530-00079854": "ambitions, our intelligence, our love of family and children, and.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00293-00079914-00080211": "All these priceless possessions are free, but the things that cost", "hf9kck3CF5E-00294-00080211-00080535": "us money are actually very cheap and can be replaced at any time.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00295-00080550-00080856": "A good man can be completely wiped out and make another fortune.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00296-00080865-00081009": "He can do that several times.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00297-00081021-00081243": "Even if our home burns down, we can rebuild it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00298-00081252-00081561": "But the things that we got for nothing we can never replace.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00299-00081567-00081864": "The human mind isn't used merely because we take it for granted.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00300-00081925-00082029": "Familiarity breeds contempt.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00301-00082050-00082476": "It can do any kind of job we assign to it, but generally speaking, we use it for", "hf9kck3CF5E-00302-00082476-00082731": "little jobs instead of big important ones.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00303-00082737-00083010": "Universities have proved that most of us are operating on", "hf9kck3CF5E-00304-00083010-00083202": "about 10% of our abilities.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00305-00083211-00083379": "Decide now, what is it you want?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00306-00083379-00083523": "Plant your goal in your mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00307-00083539-00083869": "It's the most important decision you'll ever make in your entire life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00308-00083875-00084271": "Do you want to be an outstanding salesman, a better worker at your particular job?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00309-00084286-00084562": "Do you wanna go places in your company, in your community?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00310-00084571-00084892": "All you've got to do is plant that seed in your mind, tear for it,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00311-00084898-00085183": "work steadily towards your goal, and it will become a reality.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00312-00085192-00085417": "It not only will, there's no way that it cannot.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00313-00085426-00085546": "You see, that is a law.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00314-00085552-00085831": "Like the laws of Sir Isaac Newton, the laws of gravity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00315-00085837-00086140": "If you get on top of a building and jump off, you'll always go down.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00316-00086146-00086230": "You'll never go up.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00317-00086251-00086488": "And it's the same with all of the other laws of nature.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00318-00086491-00086683": "They always work, they're inflexible.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00319-00086692-00086926": "Think about your goal in a relaxed, positive way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00320-00086935-00087265": "Picture yourself in your mind's eye as having already achieved this goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00321-00087274-00087490": "See yourself doing the things that you will be doing when", "hf9kck3CF5E-00322-00087490-00087589": "you've reached your goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00323-00087598-00087853": "Ours has been called the phenobarbital age, the age of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00324-00087853-00088021": "ulcers, and nervous breakdowns.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00325-00088027-00088342": "At a time when medical research has raised us to a new plateau of good", "hf9kck3CF5E-00326-00088342-00088705": "health and longevity, far too many of us worry ourselves into an early", "hf9kck3CF5E-00327-00088705-00089041": "grave trying to cope with things in our own little personal ways without", "hf9kck3CF5E-00328-00089041-00089350": "learning a few great laws that will take care of everything for us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00329-00089366-00089666": "These things we bring on ourselves by our habitual way of thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00330-00089681-00089936": "Every one of us is the sum total of his own thoughts.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00331-00089942-00090230": "He's where he is because that is exactly where he really wants to be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00332-00090236-00090566": "Whether he'll admit that or not, each of us must live off the fruits of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00333-00090566-00090893": "his thoughts in the future because what you think today and tomorrow,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00334-00090896-00091238": "next month or next year, will mold your life and determine your future.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00335-00091253-00091373": "You're guided by your mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00336-00091380-00091725": "I remember one time I was driving through Arizona and I saw one of those", "hf9kck3CF5E-00337-00091725-00092127": "giant earth moving machines roaring along the road at about 35 mph with", "hf9kck3CF5E-00338-00092127-00092490": "what looked like 20 tons of dirt in it, a tremendous, incredible machine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00339-00092493-00092724": "And there was a little man perched way up on top with the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00340-00092724-00092898": "wheel in his hands guiding it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00341-00092907-00093156": "And as I drove along, I was struck by the similarity of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00342-00093156-00093309": "that machine to the human mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00343-00093327-00093669": "Just suppose you're sitting at the controls of such a vast source of energy,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00344-00093678-00094035": "are you going to sit back and fold your arms and let it run itself into a ditch?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00345-00094041-00094413": "Or are you going to keep both hands firmly on the wheel and control and direct this", "hf9kck3CF5E-00346-00094413-00094656": "power to a specific worthwhile purpose?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00347-00094662-00094740": "It's up to you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00348-00094749-00094866": "You're in the driver's seat.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00349-00094878-00095208": "You see the very law that gives us success is a two-edge sword.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00350-00095223-00095364": "We must control our thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00351-00095382-00095751": "The same rule that can lead a man to a life of success, wealth, happiness, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00352-00095751-00096072": "all the things that he has ever dreamed of for himself and for his family.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00353-00096075-00096291": "That very same law can lead him into the gutter.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00354-00096297-00096537": "It's all in how he uses it, for good or for bad.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00355-00096552-00096744": "This is the strangest secret in the world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00356-00096760-00097057": "Now, why do I say it's strange, and why do I call it a secret?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00357-00097113-00097234": "Actually, it isn't a secret at all.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00358-00097246-00097585": "It was first promulgated by some of the earliest wise men, and it", "hf9kck3CF5E-00359-00097585-00097906": "appears again and again throughout the Bible, but very few people", "hf9kck3CF5E-00360-00097909-00098056": "who have learned to understand it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00361-00098065-00098365": "That's why it's strange and why for some equally strange reason,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00362-00098371-00098527": "it virtually remains a secret.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00363-00098548-00098818": "I believe that you could go out and walk down the main street of your", "hf9kck3CF5E-00364-00098818-00099175": "town and ask one man after another what the secret of success is, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00365-00099175-00099511": "you probably wouldn't run into one man in a month who could tell you now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00366-00099511-00099748": "This information is enormously valuable to us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00367-00099748-00100141": "If we really understand it and apply it, it's valuable to us, not only", "hf9kck3CF5E-00368-00100141-00100441": "for our own lives, but the lives of those around us, our family,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00369-00100447-00100651": "employees, associates, and friends.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00370-00100657-00100831": "Life should be an exciting adventure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00371-00100837-00100960": "It should never be a bore.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00372-00100969-00101155": "A man should live fully be alive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00373-00101164-00101362": "He should be glad to get out of bed in the morning.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00374-00101384-00101688": "He should be doing a job that he likes to do because he does it well.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00375-00101693-00102018": "One time I heard Grove Patterson make a speech, the editor and chief", "hf9kck3CF5E-00376-00102018-00102339": "of the Toledo Daily Blade, and as he concluded his speech, he said", "hf9kck3CF5E-00377-00102339-00102488": "something that I've never forgotten.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00378-00102506-00102635": "He said something like this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00379-00102638-00103023": "My years in the newspaper business has convinced me of several things among", "hf9kck3CF5E-00380-00103023-00103415": "them that people are basically good and that we came from someplace and we're", "hf9kck3CF5E-00381-00103415-00103736": "going someplace, so we should make our time here an exciting adventure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00382-00103746-00104100": "The architect of the universe didn't build a stairway leading nowhere, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00383-00104100-00104459": "the greatest teacher of all the carpenter from the plains of Galilee gave us", "hf9kck3CF5E-00384-00104460-00104817": "the secret time and time again, as you believe so shall it be done unto you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00385-00104833-00104971": "Your 30 day experiment.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00386-00104983-00105274": "I've explained the strangest secret in the world and how it works.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00387-00105280-00105565": "Now I want to explain how you can prove to yourself the enormous", "hf9kck3CF5E-00388-00105565-00105742": "returns possible in your own life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00389-00105742-00106051": "By putting this secret to a practical test, I want you to make", "hf9kck3CF5E-00390-00106051-00106222": "a test that will last 30 days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00391-00106228-00106372": "Now, it isn't going to be easy.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00392-00106381-00106642": "If you'll give it a good try, it will completely change", "hf9kck3CF5E-00393-00106642-00106741": "your life for the better.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00394-00106747-00107143": "Back in the 17th century, sir Isaac Newton, the English mathematician", "hf9kck3CF5E-00395-00107143-00107518": "and natural philosopher, gave us some natural laws of physics, which apply", "hf9kck3CF5E-00396-00107518-00107884": "as much to human beings as they do to the movement of bodies in the universe.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00397-00107893-00108151": "Now, one of these laws is that for every action there is an", "hf9kck3CF5E-00398-00108151-00108310": "equal and opposite reaction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00399-00108316-00108622": "Simply stated, as it applies to you and me, it means we can achieve", "hf9kck3CF5E-00400-00108622-00108775": "nothing without paying the price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00401-00108784-00109118": "The results of your 30 day experiment will be in direct proportion", "hf9kck3CF5E-00402-00109118-00109246": "to the effort you put forth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00403-00109252-00109549": "To be a doctor, you must pay the price of long years of difficult", "hf9kck3CF5E-00404-00109549-00109747": "study to be successful in selling.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00405-00109753-00110095": "And remember that each of us succeeds to the extent of his ability to sail,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00406-00110098-00110503": "selling our families on our ideas, selling education in schools, selling", "hf9kck3CF5E-00407-00110504-00110785": "our children on the advantages of living the good and honest life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00408-00110785-00111145": "Selling our associates and employees on the importance of being exceptional", "hf9kck3CF5E-00409-00111145-00111469": "people too, of course, to the profession of selling itself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00410-00111482-00111766": "But to be successful in selling our way to the good life, we", "hf9kck3CF5E-00411-00111767-00111919": "must be willing to pay the price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00412-00111926-00112045": "Now, what is that price?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00413-00112052-00112181": "Well, it's many things.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00414-00112183-00112543": "First, it's understanding emotionally as well as intelligently that we", "hf9kck3CF5E-00415-00112543-00112708": "literally become what we think about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00416-00112714-00113033": "That we must control our thoughts if we are to control our lives.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00417-00113041-00113317": "It's understanding fully that as you sow so shall you reap.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00418-00113330-00113665": "Secondly, it's cutting away all the fitters from the mind and permitting it", "hf9kck3CF5E-00419-00113665-00113842": "to soar as it was divinely designed to.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00420-00113885-00114212": "It's the realization that your limitations are self-imposed and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00421-00114212-00114521": "that the opportunities for you today are enormous beyond belief.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00422-00114530-00114815": "It's rising above narrow-minded pettiness and prejudice.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00423-00114824-00115175": "Thirdly, to use all your courage to force yourself to think positively on", "hf9kck3CF5E-00424-00115175-00115535": "your own problem, to set a definite and clearly defined goal for yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00425-00115560-00115886": "To let your marvelous mind think about your goals from all possible", "hf9kck3CF5E-00426-00115886-00116238": "angles to let your imagination speculate freely upon many different", "hf9kck3CF5E-00427-00116282-00116595": "possible solutions to refuse to believe there are any circumstances", "hf9kck3CF5E-00428-00116596-00116928": "sufficiently strong to defeat you in the accomplishment of your purpose.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00429-00116934-00117249": "To act promptly and decisively when your course is clear, and to keep", "hf9kck3CF5E-00430-00117250-00117615": "constantly aware of the fact that you are at this moment standing in the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00431-00117615-00117993": "middle of your own acre of diamonds as Russell Cromwell used to point out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00432-00117999-00118215": "Fourth, save at least 10% of what you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00433-00118266-00118551": "It's also remembering that no matter what your present job,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00434-00118560-00118848": "it has enormous possibilities if you're willing to pay the price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00435-00118854-00119106": "Now, let's just go over the important points and the price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00436-00119106-00119421": "Teach of us must pay to achieve the wonderful that can be ours.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00437-00119433-00119637": "It is of course, worth any price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00438-00119640-00119835": "One, you will become what you think about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00439-00119841-00120036": "Two, remember the word imagination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00440-00120045-00120147": "Let your mind soar.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00441-00120153-00120189": "Three.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00442-00120192-00120240": "Courage.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00443-00120240-00120408": "Concentrate on your goal every day.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00444-00120417-00120702": "Four, save 10% of what you earn, and action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00445-00120711-00120918": "Ideas are worthless unless we act on them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00446-00120927-00121266": "Now, I'll try to outline the 30 day test I want you to make, keep in", "hf9kck3CF5E-00447-00121266-00121560": "mind that you have nothing to lose by making this test and everything", "hf9kck3CF5E-00448-00121560-00121755": "that you could possibly want to gain.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00449-00121767-00121968": "There are two things that may be said of everyone.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00450-00121974-00122259": "Each of us wants something and each of us is afraid of something.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00451-00122274-00122583": "I want you to write on a card what it is you want more than anything else.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00452-00122589-00122697": "It may be more money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00453-00122703-00123045": "Perhaps you would like to double your income or make a specific amount of money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00454-00123054-00123192": "It may be a beautiful home.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00455-00123204-00123354": "It may be success at your job.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00456-00123374-00123764": "It may be a particular position in life, it could be a more harmonious family.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00457-00123773-00123899": "Each of us want something.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00458-00123911-00124223": "Write down on your card specifically what it is that you want.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00459-00124232-00124481": "Make sure it is a single goal and clearly defined.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00460-00124502-00124787": "You need not show it to anyone but carry it with you so that you can", "hf9kck3CF5E-00461-00124787-00124943": "look at it several times a day.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00462-00124952-00125210": "Think about it in a cheerful, relaxed, positive way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00463-00125210-00125465": "Each morning when you get up and immediately you have something to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00464-00125465-00125822": "work for, something to get out of bed for, something to live for, look at", "hf9kck3CF5E-00465-00125822-00126146": "it every chance you get during the day and just before going to bed at night.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00466-00126155-00126437": "As you look at it, remember, you must become what you think about.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00467-00126437-00126806": "And since you're thinking about your goal, you realize that soon it will be yours.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00468-00126812-00126977": "In fact, it's yours really.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00469-00126983-00127247": "The moment you write it down and begin to think about it, look", "hf9kck3CF5E-00470-00127247-00127376": "at the abundance all around you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00471-00127376-00127682": "As you go about your daily business, you have as much right to this", "hf9kck3CF5E-00472-00127682-00127865": "abundance as any other living creature.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00473-00127874-00128000": "It's yours for the asking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00474-00128006-00128378": "Now we come to the difficult part, difficult because it means the formation", "hf9kck3CF5E-00475-00128378-00128567": "of what is probably a brand new habit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00476-00128594-00128786": "And new habits are not easily formed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00477-00128795-00129098": "Once formed, however, it will follow you for the rest of your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00478-00129104-00129299": "Stop thinking about what it is you fear.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00479-00129305-00129626": "Each time a fearful or negative thought comes into your consciousness,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00480-00129632-00129971": "replace it with a mental picture of your positive and worthwhile goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00481-00129983-00130202": "There will come times when you will feel like giving up.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00482-00130217-00130535": "It's easier for a human being to think negatively than positively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00483-00130535-00130739": "That's why only 5% are success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00484-00130787-00131108": "You must begin now to place yourself in that group for 30 days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00485-00131108-00131276": "You must take control of your mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00486-00131294-00131582": "It will think only about what you permitted to think each day.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00487-00131585-00131867": "For this 30 day test, do more than you have to do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00488-00131876-00132215": "In addition to maintaining a cheerful, positive outlook, give of yourself", "hf9kck3CF5E-00489-00132215-00132365": "more than you've ever done before.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00490-00132371-00132638": "Do this knowing that your returns and life must be in direct", "hf9kck3CF5E-00491-00132638-00132773": "proportion to what you give.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00492-00132785-00133019": "The moment you decide on a goal to work towards, you are", "hf9kck3CF5E-00493-00133019-00133196": "immediately a successful person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00494-00133208-00133466": "You are then in that rare and successful category of people", "hf9kck3CF5E-00495-00133466-00133574": "who know where they're going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00496-00133592-00133886": "Out of every 100 people you belong to the top five.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00497-00133892-00134192": "Don't concern yourself too much with how you're going to achieve your goal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00498-00134204-00134456": "Leave that completely to a power greater than yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00499-00134462-00134648": "All you have to do is know where you're going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00500-00134664-00134872": "The answers will come to you of their own accord.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00501-00134924-00135199": "Remember these words from the Sermon on the Mount and remember them well.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00502-00135208-00135352": "Keep them constantly before you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00503-00135352-00135475": "This month of your test.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00504-00135487-00135607": "Ask and it shall be given.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00505-00135607-00135762": "You seek and you shall find.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00506-00135769-00135943": "Knock and it shall be opened unto, unto you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00507-00135955-00136336": "For everyone that asketh receiveth and he that seeketh findeth, and to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00508-00136336-00136522": "him that nachi, it shall be opened.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00509-00136537-00136717": "It's as marvelous and simple as that.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00510-00136735-00137110": "In fact, it's so simple that in our similarly complicated world, it's", "hf9kck3CF5E-00511-00137110-00137439": "difficult for an adult to understand that all he needs is a purpose and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00512-00137439-00137668": "faith For 30 days, do your best.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00513-00137680-00138052": "If you're a salesman, go at it as you've never done before, not in hectic fashion,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00514-00138052-00138205": "but with a calm, cheerful assurance.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00515-00138205-00138451": "That time well spent will give you the abundance and return", "hf9kck3CF5E-00516-00138451-00138577": "that you deserve and want.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00517-00138592-00138961": "If you're a homemaker, devote your 30 day test to complete giving of yourself", "hf9kck3CF5E-00518-00138967-00139324": "without thinking about receiving anything in return, and you'll be amazed at", "hf9kck3CF5E-00519-00139324-00139483": "the difference it makes in your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00520-00139488-00139839": "No matter what your job, do it as you've never done it before for 30 days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00521-00139890-00140206": "If you've kept your goal before you, every day, you will wonder and marvel", "hf9kck3CF5E-00522-00140206-00140362": "at this new life that you found.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00523-00140374-00140701": "Dorothy Brand, outstanding editor and writer discovered it for", "hf9kck3CF5E-00524-00140701-00141015": "herself and tells about it in her fine book, wake Up in Love.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00525-00141022-00141250": "Her entire philosophy is reduced to the words.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00526-00141250-00141448": "Act as though it were impossible to fail.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00527-00141457-00141805": "She made her own test with sincerity and faith in her entire life was", "hf9kck3CF5E-00528-00141805-00142003": "changed to one of overwhelming success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00529-00142009-00142222": "Now you make your test for 30 full days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00530-00142231-00142519": "Don't start your test until you've made up your mind to stick with it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00531-00142537-00142807": "You see, by being persistent, you're demonstrating faith.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00532-00142812-00142999": "Persistence is simply another word for.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00533-00143054-00143330": "If you didn't have faith, you would never persist if you should", "hf9kck3CF5E-00534-00143330-00143498": "fail during your first 30 days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00535-00143501-00143855": "By that I mean suddenly finding yourself overwhelmed by negative thoughts.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00536-00143861-00144200": "You've got to start over again from that point and go 30 more days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00537-00144209-00144518": "Gradually, your new habit will form until you find yourself one", "hf9kck3CF5E-00538-00144518-00144860": "of that wonderful minority to whom virtually nothing is impossible.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00539-00144872-00144956": "Don't forget the card.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00540-00144993-00145232": "It is vitally important as you begin this new way of.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00541-00145295-00145577": "On one side of the card, write your goal, whatever it might be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00542-00145586-00145919": "On the other side, write the words we've quoted from the Sermon on the Mount.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00543-00145928-00146054": "Ask and it shall be giveth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00544-00146060-00146189": "Seek and ye shall find.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00545-00146195-00146372": "Knock and it shall be opened unto, unto you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00546-00146384-00146702": "In your spare time during your test period, read books that will help you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00547-00146717-00147098": "Inspirational books like the Bible, Dorothy Brands, wake Up In Live, the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00548-00147098-00147488": "Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol, thinking Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00549-00147488-00147680": "other books that instruct and inspire.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00550-00147686-00147959": "Nothing great was ever accomplished without inspiration.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00551-00147965-00148211": "See that during these crucial first 30 days, your own", "hf9kck3CF5E-00552-00148211-00148370": "inspiration is kept at a peak.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00553-00148385-00148508": "Above all, don't worry.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00554-00148514-00148706": "Worry brings fear, and fear is crippling.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00555-00148721-00148961": "The only thing that can cause you to worry during your test", "hf9kck3CF5E-00556-00148961-00149108": "is trying to do it all yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00557-00149108-00149357": "Know that all you have to do is hold your goal before you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00558-00149372-00149573": "Everything else will take care of itself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00559-00149579-00149879": "Remember also to keep calm and cheerful, calm and cheerful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00560-00149885-00150143": "Don't let petty things annoy you and get you off course.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00561-00150146-00150533": "Now, since making this test is difficult, some may say, why should I bother?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00562-00150539-00150692": "Well, look at the alternative.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00563-00150698-00150845": "No one wants to be a failure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00564-00150851-00151100": "No one really wants to be a mediocre individual.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00565-00151106-00151466": "No one wants a life constantly filled with worry, fear, and frustration.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00566-00151475-00151724": "Therefore, remember that you must reap that which you sow.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00567-00151733-00152051": "If you sow negative thoughts, your life will be filled with negative things.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00568-00152060-00152318": "If you sow positive thoughts, your life will be cheerful,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00569-00152321-00152462": "successful, and positive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00570-00152474-00152813": "Now, gradually you have a tendency to forget what you've read in this book.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00571-00152822-00152903": "Read it often.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00572-00152912-00153233": "Keep reminding yourself of what you must do to form this new habit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00573-00153242-00153494": "Gather your whole family about and talk about what has been", "hf9kck3CF5E-00574-00153494-00153665": "written here at regular intervals.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00575-00153677-00153920": "You know, most men will tell you that they want to make money", "hf9kck3CF5E-00576-00153920-00154067": "without understanding the law.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00577-00154079-00154295": "The only people who make money work in the mint.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00578-00154304-00154463": "The rest of us must earn money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00579-00154469-00154760": "This is what causes those who keep looking for something for nothing", "hf9kck3CF5E-00580-00154760-00154928": "or a free ride to fail in life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00581-00154947-00155253": "The only way to earn money is by providing people with services or", "hf9kck3CF5E-00582-00155253-00155436": "products which are needed and useful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00583-00155448-00155757": "We exchange our product or services for the other man's money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00584-00155766-00156027": "Therefore, the law is that our financial return will be in", "hf9kck3CF5E-00585-00156027-00156216": "direct proposition to our service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00586-00156222-00156429": "Success is not the result of making money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00587-00156435-00156694": "Making money is the result of success and successes in direct", "hf9kck3CF5E-00588-00156729-00156882": "proposition to our service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00589-00156891-00157071": "Most people have this law backwards.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00590-00157083-00157338": "They believe that you're successful if you earn a lot of money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00591-00157347-00157653": "The truth is that you can only earn money after you're successful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00592-00157665-00157983": "It's like the story of the man who sat in front of a stove and said to it,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00593-00157998-00158157": "give me heat and then I'll add the wood.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00594-00158172-00158490": "How many men and women do you know or do you suppose are out there today?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00595-00158523-00158727": "Who take the same attitude towards life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00596-00158733-00158820": "There are millions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00597-00158826-00159075": "We've got to put the fuel in before we can expect heat.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00598-00159084-00159429": "Likewise, we've got to be of service first before we can expect money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00599-00159435-00159597": "Don't concern yourself with the money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00600-00159603-00159687": "Be of service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00601-00159696-00160050": "Build work, dream, create, do this, and you'll find that there", "hf9kck3CF5E-00602-00160050-00160374": "is no limit to the prosperity and abundance that will come to you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00603-00160386-00160674": "Prosperity is founded upon a law of mutual exchange.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00604-00160686-00161088": "Any person who contributes to prosperity must prosper in turn himself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00605-00161097-00161307": "Sometimes the return will not come from those you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00606-00161379-00161556": "But it must come to you from someplace.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00607-00161559-00161661": "For that is the law.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00608-00161669-00161966": "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00609-00161976-00162347": "As you go daily through your 30 day test period, remember that your success", "hf9kck3CF5E-00610-00162347-00162681": "will always be measured by the quality and quantity of service you render.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00611-00162681-00162930": "And money is a yardstick for measuring this service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00612-00162936-00163214": "No man can get rich himself unless he enriches others.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00613-00163227-00163388": "There are no exceptions to a law.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00614-00163404-00163750": "You can drive down any street in America and from your car estimate", "hf9kck3CF5E-00615-00163750-00164045": "the service that is being rendered by the people living on that street.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00616-00164052-00164259": "Have you ever thought of this yardstick before?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00617-00164267-00164355": "It's interesting.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00618-00164361-00164700": "Some like ministers and priests and other devoted people measure their", "hf9kck3CF5E-00619-00164700-00164874": "returns in the realm of the spiritual.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00620-00164880-00165122": "But again, their returns are equal to their service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00621-00165129-00165542": "Once this law is fully understood, any thinking person can tell his own fortune.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00622-00165555-00165818": "If he wants more, he must be of more service to those from", "hf9kck3CF5E-00623-00165818-00165965": "whom he receives his return.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00624-00165981-00166187": "If he wants less, he has only to reduce his.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00625-00166251-00166329": "This is the price.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00626-00166329-00166470": "You must pay for what you want.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00627-00166479-00166761": "If you believe you can enrich yourself by diluting others, you", "hf9kck3CF5E-00628-00166761-00166944": "can only end by diluting yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00629-00166950-00167232": "Just as surely as you breathe, you'll get back what you put out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00630-00167241-00167496": "Don't ever make the mistake of thinking you can avert this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00631-00167502-00167598": "It's impossible.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00632-00167607-00167922": "The prisons and streets where the lonely walk are full of people who tried to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00633-00167922-00168065": "make new laws just for themselves.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00634-00168117-00168492": "We may avoid the laws of man, but there are greater laws that cannot be broken.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00635-00168504-00168804": "An outstanding medical doctor recently pointed out six steps", "hf9kck3CF5E-00636-00168804-00168972": "that will help you realize success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00637-00168978-00169008": "One.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00638-00169008-00169359": "Set yourself a definite goal to quit running yourself down three.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00639-00169359-00169644": "Stop thinking of all the reasons why you can't be successful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00640-00169667-00169872": "And instead, think off all the reasons why.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00641-00169872-00169932": "You can.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00642-00169937-00169964": "Four.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00643-00169964-00170247": "Trace your attitudes back to your childhood and try to discover", "hf9kck3CF5E-00644-00170247-00170499": "where you first got the idea you couldn't be a success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00645-00170502-00170813": "If that's the way you've been thinking, five, change the image you have of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00646-00170813-00171132": "yourself by writing out a description of the person you would like to be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00647-00171137-00171174": "Six.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00648-00171174-00171470": "Act the part of the successful person you have decided to become.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00649-00171480-00171729": "The doctor who wrote those words is a noted West Coast", "hf9kck3CF5E-00650-00171729-00171992": "psychiatrist, David Harold Fink, md.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00651-00172002-00172035": "Do what?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00652-00172035-00172380": "All the experts since the dawn of recorded history have told you you must do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00653-00172386-00172637": "Pay the price by becoming the person you want to become.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00654-00172650-00172919": "It's not nearly as difficult as living unsuccessfully.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00655-00172926-00173240": "Make your 30 day test, then repeat it, then repeat it again.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00656-00173253-00173523": "Each time it will become more a part of you until you wonder how you", "hf9kck3CF5E-00657-00173523-00173679": "could ever have lived any other way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00658-00173693-00174033": "Live this new way, and the floodgates of abundance will open and pour over you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00659-00174033-00174255": "More riches than you may have dreamed existed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00660-00174266-00174306": "Money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00661-00174306-00174590": "Yes, lots of it, but what's more important, you'll have peace.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00662-00174600-00174786": "You'll be in that wonderful minority who lead.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00663-00174855-00175092": "Cheerful successful lives start today.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00664-00175101-00175350": "You have nothing to lose, but you have a life to win.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00665-00175362-00175538": "Creative thinking creates our life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00666-00175548-00175785": "There are two ways in which we are paid for what we do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00667-00175794-00176130": "One is tangible in the form of money, and the other is intangible,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00668-00176133-00176312": "but just as important to many.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00669-00176313-00176418": "It's more important.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00670-00176427-00176813": "This latter form of payment comes in the form of inner satisfaction, in the form", "hf9kck3CF5E-00671-00176813-00177006": "of joy is the result of accomplishment.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00672-00177024-00177420": "It also comes in the form of satisfaction and position and the standing it gives us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00673-00177426-00177777": "So each of us is paid in these two ways, money and satisfaction, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00674-00177777-00178104": "there's a very simple way to increase both of these forms of income.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00675-00178112-00178254": "You may wonder how I can say that.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00676-00178254-00178602": "I can tell you of a simple way to increase your income from the standpoint", "hf9kck3CF5E-00677-00178605-00178809": "of money as well as inner satisfaction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00678-00178824-00179087": "Yet I can, and you'll be able to see and spend the results.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00679-00179091-00179391": "First, I want you to understand and believe completely the great", "hf9kck3CF5E-00680-00179391-00179682": "law, which lies is the foundation of all life business, and.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00681-00179754-00180108": "It is our rewards in life will be an exact proportion to our service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00682-00180117-00180396": "The more you think about this and observe people and businesses in", "hf9kck3CF5E-00683-00180396-00180690": "their true light, the more you'll see the undeniable truth of it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00684-00180696-00181047": "Now, try as best you can to estimate the proportion of your total ability", "hf9kck3CF5E-00685-00181047-00181191": "you have been giving to your work.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00686-00181206-00181407": "I don't think anyone gives 100%.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00687-00181422-00181757": "I don't think it's possible to give 100% day in and day out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00688-00181758-00181842": "I know I don't.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00689-00181851-00182199": "But estimate what you consider to be the percentage of 100% you", "hf9kck3CF5E-00690-00182199-00182331": "have been giving to your work.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00691-00182340-00182604": "Would you say it's been 30%, 50%.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00692-00182625-00182760": "Anyway, try to decide.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00693-00182772-00183132": "Now, since your rewards will be an exact proportion to your service, you can", "hf9kck3CF5E-00694-00183133-00183540": "increase your income both financially and from an inner satisfaction standpoint", "hf9kck3CF5E-00695-00183543-00183888": "simply by narrowing the distance between what you have been giving to your work", "hf9kck3CF5E-00696-00183891-00184287": "and the 100% of what you maybe said you could give under ideal conditions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00697-00184302-00184404": "You don't have to ask for a.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00698-00184454-00184718": "The income will appear of its own accord, and in the right time,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00699-00184730-00185075": "you may want to question this, but try to take my word for it now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00700-00185078-00185435": "The second point I want to make is this, if you will begin to do your work better,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00701-00185437-00185756": "better than you've ever done before, you will immediately begin to receive", "hf9kck3CF5E-00702-00185756-00185962": "incalculably more inner satisfaction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00703-00185982-00186315": "You'll also find that what may have been a boring or uninteresting job will take", "hf9kck3CF5E-00704-00186315-00186711": "on new meaning and interest no matter what it is you do during the working day.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00705-00186714-00187026": "Try in every case to do a little more than you have to, more", "hf9kck3CF5E-00706-00187026-00187128": "than you're being paid for.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00707-00187131-00187455": "Because unless you do more than you're being paid for now, you can't hope", "hf9kck3CF5E-00708-00187455-00187635": "for or justify an increase in pay.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00709-00187647-00187833": "And the third point I want to make is this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00710-00187839-00187983": "Each of us is interdependent.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00711-00187998-00188331": "Other people pay our salaries, buy our homes, cloth, feed,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00712-00188331-00188442": "and educate our children.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00713-00188445-00188745": "Therefore, we depend upon others for our very lives, just", "hf9kck3CF5E-00714-00188745-00188886": "as they must depend upon us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00715-00188895-00189279": "If we expect others to give us excellent service and find products for the money", "hf9kck3CF5E-00716-00189279-00189612": "we spend, doesn't it make good sense that we should treat them the same way?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00717-00189624-00189948": "Every hour spent at our work should be spent in the attempt to give the best", "hf9kck3CF5E-00718-00189948-00190349": "of which we are capable, a baker's dozen for the money our company's customers", "hf9kck3CF5E-00719-00190349-00190725": "spend, for our products and services, and with which our salaries are paid.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00720-00190743-00191043": "A person who tries to get the maximum return for the minimum of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00721-00191043-00191202": "effort is only kidding himself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00722-00191207-00191420": "Sooner or later, the scales will balance.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00723-00191429-00191570": "They must for that is the law.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00724-00191576-00191696": "Whether we like it or not.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00725-00191705-00192037": "This kind of individual actually shrinks as a person, as a human", "hf9kck3CF5E-00726-00192038-00192401": "being, and he has no real place in a dynamic and swiftly changing world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00727-00192418-00192701": "The fourth point is to try each day to find some way in which the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00728-00192701-00192854": "work you're doing can be improved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00729-00192865-00193240": "Here again, your guaranteeing and increase in your income in both categories.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00730-00193250-00193547": "We all know the cynical type of individual who will laugh at this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00731-00193556-00193610": "I know them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00732-00193615-00193952": "You know them, but I don't know one who could be said to be doing well, do you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00733-00193966-00194279": "I know lots of men and women who are at the top of their fields, who live", "hf9kck3CF5E-00734-00194279-00194408": "their lives every day in the way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00735-00194408-00194767": "I have suggested, rather than go along with someone who's never proved in his", "hf9kck3CF5E-00736-00194768-00195110": "own life that he knows what he's talking about, I'd prefer to believe the one", "hf9kck3CF5E-00737-00195110-00195308": "who said is iso, so shall you reap.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00738-00195323-00195602": "I feel as I'm sure you do, that he was more qualified to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00739-00195602-00195704": "speak than the know-it-all.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00740-00195704-00196022": "Who's behind in his installment payments Anyway, it's worth a.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00741-00196082-00196364": "If you will follow my suggestions for the next year, you'll be a", "hf9kck3CF5E-00742-00196364-00196685": "different person living a rich, rewarding, and meaningful life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00743-00196688-00196808": "Four things, all of them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00744-00196808-00196859": "Simple.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00745-00196865-00196889": "One.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00746-00196889-00197270": "Remember that our rewards in life will be an exact proportion to our service.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00747-00197279-00197582": "Two, by giving your work a larger percentage of your capabilities", "hf9kck3CF5E-00748-00197582-00197930": "and talents, Yahoo, you must increase your income substantially.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00749-00197939-00198311": "Three, since our lives depend on others, treat others in every facet of your life", "hf9kck3CF5E-00750-00198311-00198482": "exactly as you want others to treat.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00751-00198519-00198846": "If you expect others to give you excellent products and services for", "hf9kck3CF5E-00752-00198846-00199134": "the money you and your family spend, then you should make certain that your", "hf9kck3CF5E-00753-00199134-00199494": "job is handled as excellently as it is possible for you since it is the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00754-00199494-00199689": "money of others which pays your salary.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00755-00199695-00200076": "Four, try to find some way every day in which your work can be improved", "hf9kck3CF5E-00756-00200088-00200232": "and above all, know your boss.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00757-00200235-00200325": "He's the customer.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00758-00200331-00200685": "Treat him with the respect, care, courtesy, and good humor he deserves.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00759-00200691-00200928": "Remember, he pays all of your bills every month.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00760-00200937-00201120": "He will buy everything you will ever own.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00761-00201129-00201564": "He may be co crude, ignorant, selfish, conniving, and a thoroughgoing savage.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00762-00201567-00201705": "He often will be here.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00763-00201705-00201948": "It is more important than ever that you treat him with all the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00764-00201949-00202060": "care and attention you can muster.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00765-00202116-00202419": "If you don't, and if you permit his attitude to affect yours, you're", "hf9kck3CF5E-00766-00202419-00202596": "admitting that he's the stronger person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00767-00202605-00202869": "If you respond the way he conducts himself, you're admitting", "hf9kck3CF5E-00768-00202869-00203004": "you are no better than he is.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00769-00203016-00203172": "But most people are nice people.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00770-00203181-00203487": "They're people like you and me who want to be liked, who want to get along.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00771-00203520-00203631": "Who want to be friends.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00772-00203637-00203883": "They have problems and sorrows of their own, about which we're", "hf9kck3CF5E-00773-00203883-00204042": "not aware and they have bad days.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00774-00204042-00204141": "And disappointments.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00775-00204147-00204390": "Make sure that the time they're with you is a high spot in their", "hf9kck3CF5E-00776-00204391-00204633": "day and that they'll want to come back, not just because of", "hf9kck3CF5E-00777-00204633-00204774": "your company, but because of you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00778-00204789-00205050": "If you will do these things for a year, you'll be surprised and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00779-00205050-00205347": "delighted, and you'll find you wouldn't live any other way for the world.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00780-00205365-00205596": "If you're already living this way, you know what I mean?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00781-00205609-00205765": "The gold mine between your ears.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00782-00205777-00206152": "Have you ever given much thought to the value of ideas from less than worthless?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00783-00206155-00206490": "They run the gamut all the way into the hundreds of billions of dollars from", "hf9kck3CF5E-00784-00206491-00206827": "the wheel to the zipper fired to the home, permanent, the Bowen arrow to the", "hf9kck3CF5E-00785-00206827-00207061": "H bomb, electricity to the iron engine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00786-00207067-00207460": "Each has been drawn from that bottom list, richest of all minds, the brain of man.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00787-00207475-00207744": "Everything you and I will ever have will come to us as the result", "hf9kck3CF5E-00788-00207744-00207888": "of the way we use our minds.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00789-00207894-00208246": "The one thing we possess that makes us different from all other creatures and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00790-00208246-00208594": "the highest function of which our minds are capable, is to think creatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00791-00208602-00208954": "This is the kind of thinking that puts a fresh new face on the world, and all", "hf9kck3CF5E-00792-00208954-00209338": "of our progress has come now comes and will always come as a result of creative", "hf9kck3CF5E-00793-00209338-00209571": "thinking from using our brains creatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00794-00209577-00209673": "But what is a brain?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00795-00209686-00210058": "Well, it's a priceless resource that is given free to each human being at birth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00796-00210067-00210271": "It's as though the creator said, here you are.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00797-00210283-00210640": "You now have a copy of the creative agent that produced the plays of Shakespeare", "hf9kck3CF5E-00798-00210646-00211015": "Bridge, San Francisco Bay, and harness the energy and fire of the sun.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00799-00211028-00211265": "I put it into your keeping for the span of your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00800-00211271-00211379": "Do with it what you will.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00801-00211391-00211721": "A British neurophysicist has said that if we would've tried to approximate", "hf9kck3CF5E-00802-00211768-00212051": "electronically an average human brain, it would cost 3 billion.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00803-00212054-00212096": "Billion.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00804-00212153-00212402": "That's the number three, followed by 18 ciphers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00805-00212402-00212528": "And you and I each own one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00806-00212543-00212912": "Yes, you have a gold mine between your ears, your mind, your imagination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00807-00212921-00213290": "But for most of us, owning this great of all earthly possession is like owning some", "hf9kck3CF5E-00808-00213290-00213734": "great complex Chinese puzzle containing at its heart a jewel of great value.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00809-00213746-00214070": "We have to find a secret key that will enable us to unlock the puzzle's.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00810-00214071-00214397": "Treasure, do you realize that nothing has yet been done perfectly?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00811-00214403-00214769": "Everything in the world remains to be done or done over a major magazine", "hf9kck3CF5E-00812-00214769-00215168": "recently reported that one out of every four products advertised in a particular", "hf9kck3CF5E-00813-00215168-00215339": "issue was little more than an idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00814-00215367-00215694": "Or a project in experimental laboratories 10 years ago.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00815-00215703-00216023": "Today, more money is spent for research and development in a single", "hf9kck3CF5E-00816-00216023-00216411": "year than was spent during the first 150 years of our nation's history.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00817-00216417-00216714": "No one product has ever been manufactured, distributed,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00818-00216717-00217050": "advertised, or sold efficiently as it might be in someday will be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00819-00217059-00217448": "There isn't in all the world a perfectly managed business, organization,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00820-00217455-00217614": "institution, or government.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00821-00217623-00217827": "The greatest picture hasn't yet been painted.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00822-00217844-00218076": "The ideal labor contract is yet unwritten.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00823-00218085-00218444": "The best way to train salesmen, an easy way to stay slim, something to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00824-00218444-00218642": "prevent baldness, a better mousetrap.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00825-00218648-00218850": "All of these problems are still unsolved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00826-00218865-00219192": "Physics, mathematics, and chemistry are still being revised.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00827-00219201-00219552": "Psychology, sociology and economics await another Darwin.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00828-00219561-00219780": "Nothing is known completely and positively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00829-00219780-00219971": "Nothing has been done finally and right.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00830-00219981-00220089": "Everything changes.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00831-00220094-00220437": "So the world waits and then moves forward in surges as here a man and", "hf9kck3CF5E-00832-00220437-00220884": "there a woman makes a fresh and daring discovery or proposes some bold new ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00833-00220900-00221256": "And most of these contributions to social and scientific progress", "hf9kck3CF5E-00834-00221256-00221572": "come from creative individuals who have the courage and strength, who", "hf9kck3CF5E-00835-00221572-00221908": "challenge and break the bonds of conventional routine, average thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00836-00221923-00222238": "Yes, in this swift moving world, there's tremendous opportunity", "hf9kck3CF5E-00837-00222238-00222517": "for the men and women who use more of their total brain power.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00838-00222523-00222835": "So use your mind to think about the things which need to be done or done.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00839-00222835-00223078": "Over starting right where you are today, your brain is", "hf9kck3CF5E-00840-00223078-00223234": "always ready for instant use.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00841-00223242-00223387": "It thrives on exercise.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00842-00223392-00223564": "How about giving it some right now?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00843-00223573-00223915": "The best way to exercise your brain is to ask yourself questions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00844-00223923-00224032": "So try these.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00845-00224041-00224346": "One, how can I improve myself so that I can become a better person?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00846-00224356-00224732": "Two, how can I get along better with my customers, colleagues, friends, family?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00847-00224767-00225082": "Three, what can I do to increase my value and advance faster in my", "hf9kck3CF5E-00848-00225082-00225502": "organization for how can I come up with new ideas for advancing my profession", "hf9kck3CF5E-00849-00225526-00225685": "or improving the business I'm in?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00850-00225694-00226000": "Think about how you can create something in your work, in your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00851-00226006-00226144": "Remember, nothing is done.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00852-00226153-00226303": "Nothing is final and complete.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00853-00226310-00226567": "You've done important and significant things in the past,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00854-00226567-00226681": "and you can do more if you will.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00855-00226681-00227002": "Use more of your full brain power now and in the years ahead.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00856-00227012-00227204": "Back to top, test your cq.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00857-00227219-00227473": "It's been established that creative people are intelligent,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00858-00227492-00227813": "but conversely, intelligent people are not always creative.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00859-00227821-00228161": "If you're typical, you're only using about a fraction of your creative power.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00860-00228169-00228419": "The objective is to increase your ability to use it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00861-00228437-00228646": "You're probably far more creative than you think.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00862-00228662-00229061": "Like most of us, you've perhaps had at one time or another, a test to determine", "hf9kck3CF5E-00863-00229061-00229265": "your iq, your intelligence quotient.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00864-00229279-00229589": "But I doubt whether you've ever had a test to determine your creativity", "hf9kck3CF5E-00865-00229589-00229937": "quotient, your cq, please get a piece of paper and a pencil.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00866-00229946-00230254": "In fact, I recommend you always have paper and pencil ready.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00867-00230261-00230425": "You'll find their aids to creative think.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00868-00230456-00230765": "Please answer each of these 16 questions with yes or no,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00869-00230768-00230931": "whichever honestly describes you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00870-00230932-00231239": "Best one, do you seek out and jot down IDs while listening to a", "hf9kck3CF5E-00871-00231239-00231653": "speaker, chatting with soe traveling or just waiting in a reception room?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00872-00231659-00231680": "Two.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00873-00231680-00231965": "Do you take prompt and positive action on your better ideas?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00874-00231969-00232089": "Do you do something with them?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00875-00232098-00232125": "Three.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00876-00232125-00232368": "Do you make it a daily habit to really use your eyes?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00877-00232375-00232575": "Do you look at things carefully, thoughtfully?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00878-00232585-00232737": "Do you absorb while you observe?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00879-00232741-00232767": "Four.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00880-00232767-00232996": "Do you ever ask yourself questions like these?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00881-00233004-00233148": "How can I improve myself?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00882-00233154-00233356": "How can I be more effective in my work?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00883-00233362-00233664": "How can I help make my community a better place in which to live?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00884-00233673-00233704": "Five.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00885-00233704-00234021": "Have you ever written down your specific personal and business goals?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00886-00234027-00234058": "Six.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00887-00234064-00234283": "Do you spend some time each day purposefully reading", "hf9kck3CF5E-00888-00234283-00234406": "or listening to others?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00889-00234414-00234454": "Seven.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00890-00234454-00234792": "Do you make a steady effort to widen your interests and friendships?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00891-00234798-00235135": "For example, do you read books and magazines outside of your field?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00892-00235150-00235525": "Do you make new friends by taking an active role in church and civic groups?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00893-00235531-00235552": "Eight.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00894-00235552-00235779": "Do you welcome ideas from everywhere that is?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00895-00235785-00236089": "Do you encourage family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors to", "hf9kck3CF5E-00896-00236089-00236196": "share their thoughts with you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00897-00236208-00236241": "Nine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00898-00236241-00236575": "Do you always try to understand something fully before you pass judgment?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00899-00236592-00236619": "10.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00900-00236619-00236952": "Do you find yourself destructively discontent with the things around you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00901-00236964-00237277": "For example, do you often say to yourself, there must be a better way", "hf9kck3CF5E-00902-00237277-00237508": "to do this, or, how can I improve this?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00903-00237514-00237552": "11.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00904-00237552-00237768": "Do you pick a time and place to think each day?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00905-00237777-00237879": "No one has more time.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00906-00237879-00237906": "Fan.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00907-00237906-00237933": "You have.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00908-00237973-00238198": "Each person is given 24 hours a day.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00909-00238211-00238556": "Do you use any of this time for creative thinking or for just plain thinking?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00910-00238571-00238600": "12.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00911-00238600-00238750": "Do you ever give away your ideas?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00912-00238757-00238931": "Ideas you believe might help someone?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00913-00238984-00238996": "13.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00914-00238996-00239296": "Do you ever combine ideas or build big ideas from little ones?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00915-00239302-00239633": "Do you ever adapt or associate ideas or modify, rearrange,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00916-00239639-00239798": "or reverse the ideas you have?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00917-00239807-00239852": "14.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00918-00239852-00240094": "Do you keep yourself in good mental and physical health?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00919-00240100-00240287": "Keep a bright outlook and keep fit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00920-00240296-00240344": "15.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00921-00240344-00240673": "Do you consciously ask questions that require an explanatory answer", "hf9kck3CF5E-00922-00240673-00240877": "rather than a simple yes or no?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00923-00240887-00241163": "For example, do you try to ask questions which begin with", "hf9kck3CF5E-00924-00241163-00241298": "these conversation starters?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00925-00241298-00241517": "Who, what, when, where, why, which, how?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00926-00241556-00241867": "And if 16, what about your overall attitude toward life?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00927-00241877-00241996": "Do you expect the best in?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00928-00241996-00242165": "Do you constantly search for it?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00929-00242173-00242357": "All right, that completes the test.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00930-00242366-00242582": "Now please add up all your yes answers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00931-00242591-00243017": "If you have between 11 and 16 yes answers, you have a positive attitude and many", "hf9kck3CF5E-00932-00243017-00243379": "of the tools for creative thinking, you are well on your way to a high cq.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00933-00243400-00243696": "If you have between six and 10 yes answers, you've started up", "hf9kck3CF5E-00934-00243696-00243979": "the creative thinking road, but you still have a ways to go.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00935-00243988-00244141": "I hope you did well on the test.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00936-00244156-00244282": "If you didn't, don't worry.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00937-00244291-00244630": "Your creative potential can be increased quickly and effectively by studying", "hf9kck3CF5E-00938-00244630-00244971": "the principles you'll learn in this book and by conscientiously practicing", "hf9kck3CF5E-00939-00244971-00245326": "the techniques of creative thinking characteristics of creative people.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00940-00245335-00245623": "Our studies show that certain characteristics are almost always", "hf9kck3CF5E-00941-00245623-00245794": "present in the creative individual.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00942-00245806-00245983": "And what are these characteristics?", "hf9kck3CF5E-00943-00245989-00246400": "Well, here's a list of 25 of them, and no one man or woman has all of the traits", "hf9kck3CF5E-00944-00246400-00246885": "here, but the really creative people, the Socrates, Davin, Shakespeare's, Edison's,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00945-00246929-00247283": "Einstein's, Schweitzer, and all the others who led us to where we are today have had", "hf9kck3CF5E-00946-00247296-00247489": "most of the following characteristics.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00947-00247494-00247633": "So check yourself, one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00948-00247633-00247989": "Drive the desire to work hard and long to courage, tenacity", "hf9kck3CF5E-00949-00247989-00248310": "of purpose, the mental and moral strength to venture and persevere.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00950-00248316-00248608": "Three goals, knowing what they wanted and going after it for", "hf9kck3CF5E-00951-00248608-00248769": "knowledge, a thirst for knowledge.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00952-00248775-00248881": "They knew their fields.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00953-00248885-00249044": "They constant liened up on them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00954-00249050-00249140": "Five, good health.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00955-00249142-00249319": "They kept physically and mentally fit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00956-00249335-00249658": "They exercised their bodies and of course their minds six.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00957-00249658-00249710": "Honesty.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00958-00249713-00249919": "They were frank, forthright, honorable.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00959-00249925-00250262": "They had integrity and they were above all, intellectually honest.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00960-00250267-00250373": "Seven, optimism.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00961-00250379-00250696": "The great creative people were usually optimistic and positive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00962-00250706-00250967": "They believed in people and they were cheerfully reasonable, trying", "hf9kck3CF5E-00963-00250967-00251315": "hard to be part of the solution to a problem, not part of the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00964-00251327-00251558": "Eight, in judgment, they exercised judgment.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00965-00251567-00251906": "They searched for facts, evaluate them, tried always to understand", "hf9kck3CF5E-00966-00251906-00252142": "first, then judge nine, enthusiasm.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00967-00252148-00252266": "They were en enthusiastic.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00968-00252275-00252344": "They were vital.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00969-00252350-00252479": "They had a zest for life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00970-00252485-00252625": "They lived life fully 10.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00971-00252626-00252737": "They were chance takers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00972-00252752-00252871": "They didn't fear failure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00973-00252881-00253154": "They knew failure is Athena stepping stone to success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00974-00253160-00253292": "11, they were dynamic.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00975-00253300-00253498": "They were energetic, always on the move.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00976-00253508-00253606": "12 enterprising.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00977-00253613-00253883": "They courageously took on jobs others didn't want or couldn't.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00978-00253930-00254113": "They were never afraid to try the unknown.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00979-00254128-00254287": "They were opportunity seekers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00980-00254341-00254353": "13.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00981-00254353-00254434": "They were persuasive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00982-00254449-00254551": "They knew how to sell.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00983-00254557-00254701": "They knew what motivates people.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00984-00254707-00255043": "They inspired action and backed it up with reason and sound arguments.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00985-00255093-00255105": "14.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00986-00255106-00255181": "They were outgoing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00987-00255196-00255460": "They made friends easily, and they were easy on their friends.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00988-00255469-00255748": "They encouraged people and ideas to grow in their presence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00989-00255754-00255937": "15, they were good communicators.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00990-00255949-00256135": "They had verbal skill incompetence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00991-00256141-00256462": "They spoke fluently and interestingly, 16, they were perceptive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00992-00256477-00256708": "Their gateways to the mind were always wide open.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00993-00256717-00256945": "Their senses were highly tuned to life around them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00994-00256957-00257161": "They were quick, acute and sensitive.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00995-00257170-00257332": "Their mental radar was always on.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00996-00257341-00257401": "17.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00997-00257401-00257569": "They were both patient and impatient.", "hf9kck3CF5E-00998-00257584-00257911": "Patient with others most of the time, but always impatient with themselves,", "hf9kck3CF5E-00999-00257911-00258178": "believing they could and should be doing more and doing it better.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01000-00258229-00258325": "18 and adaptable.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01001-00258328-00258484": "They were resilient, not ridged in their.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01002-00258548-00258954": "They were intelligent and flexible, adjusting quickly to changing situations.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01003-00259008-00259338": "19, they were perfectionists, always striving for the highest possible degree.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01004-00259338-00259416": "Oak excellence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01005-00259425-00259752": "They would not settle for mediocrity, particularly in themselves.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01006-00259760-00259983": "They tried to be tolerant with others, but others knew.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01007-00259983-00260144": "They insisted upon excellence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01008-00260156-00260183": "20.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01009-00260183-00260304": "They had a sense of humor.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01010-00260313-00260475": "They saw the lighter side of life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01011-00260483-00260841": "They laughed easily, enjoyed a good story, often at their own expense.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01012-00260850-00260991": "21, they were versatile.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01013-00261000-00261221": "They were able to do many things and do them well.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01014-00261231-00261667": "22, they were curious, inquisitive, always asking why They knew that questions", "hf9kck3CF5E-01015-00261667-00261837": "are the creative act of intelligence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01016-00261846-00261990": "23 individualistic.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01017-00261996-00262149": "They were purposely independent.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01018-00262160-00262379": "They did things the way they believe they should be done.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01019-00262385-00262676": "24, they were both realists and idealists occupied by", "hf9kck3CF5E-01020-00262676-00262965": "reality and guided by ideals 25.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01021-00262965-00263142": "And of course they were imaginative.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01022-00263150-00263483": "They knew how to imagineer fake, knew how to think in new combin.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01023-00263506-00263761": "They were able to conceive new relationships because of their", "hf9kck3CF5E-01024-00263761-00264181": "curiosity and their habit of thinking outside the boundaries of conformity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01025-00264184-00264514": "They thought imaginatively, they judged wisely, and they got", "hf9kck3CF5E-01026-00264515-00264673": "their best ideas into action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01027-00264682-00265102": "While those are 25 of the characteristics found in the most creative people, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01028-00265102-00265474": "again, let me stress that few creative people have all of these traits, yet", "hf9kck3CF5E-01029-00265477-00265804": "every creative person seems to have many of them in varying degrees.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01030-00265816-00266224": "Each of these characteristics, one at a time, can be fashioned into a solid", "hf9kck3CF5E-01031-00266225-00266677": "habit, and together they can become a living philosophy, a creative way of life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01032-00266683-00266851": "You already have many of these traits.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01033-00266857-00267196": "My objective here is to encourage you to bring them out, spotlight them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01034-00267232-00267514": "Polish them, hone them, and use them in your daily life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01035-00267520-00267736": "And here's how you're going to start making these creative", "hf9kck3CF5E-01036-00267736-00267898": "characteristics a part of your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01037-00267898-00268291": "Right now, take 25 white index cards and write each of the characteristics", "hf9kck3CF5E-01038-00268292-00268504": "on a card, a different one on each card.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01039-00268516-00268660": "Spread the cards in front of you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01040-00268666-00268753": "Study each one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01041-00268800-00268890": "Think negatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01042-00268896-00268956": "That's right.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01043-00268962-00269052": "Think negatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01044-00269058-00269469": "Take the card which lists your weakest creative characteristic and put it aside.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01045-00269478-00269781": "Take another card, listing your next weakest trait, and so on until", "hf9kck3CF5E-01046-00269781-00269967": "you've got a stack of 25 cards.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01047-00269967-00270222": "Weakest traits on top, strongest on the bottom.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01048-00270234-00270660": "Start today and work on weak trait number one, work on it diligently for one week.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01049-00270669-00270801": "Make it a part of your life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01050-00270804-00270960": "Next week, start on week.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01051-00270961-00271041": "Trait number two.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01052-00271047-00271116": "Keep going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01053-00271128-00271449": "Work on all 25 characteristics one at a time soon.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01054-00271455-00271647": "All 25 will be a living part of you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01055-00271659-00272001": "You'll have studied, worked on, and put into action 25 different", "hf9kck3CF5E-01056-00272001-00272139": "creative characteristics.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01057-00272148-00272448": "If you do this faithfully, you'll be a far more creative person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01058-00272457-00272817": "You'll be more interesting, more valuable, and perhaps more uncomfortable.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01059-00272826-00273105": "That is you'll start to realize the scope, the depth and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01060-00273106-00273237": "breadth of your creative power.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01061-00273246-00273579": "You'll see new horizons, new ways to solve problems, new ways to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01062-00273579-00273798": "create, build, and vent and improve.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01063-00273804-00274095": "Even more important, you'll begin to work in, live closer to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01064-00274096-00274227": "the highest level of your mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01065-00274227-00274488": "Power to realize fulfillment of your own potential.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01066-00274502-00274688": "Your most valuable creative tools.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01067-00274700-00275027": "Not long ago, I had someone say, if only each of us had one of those new", "hf9kck3CF5E-01068-00275027-00275360": "high-speed computers hooked up in his head, he'd be much better off.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01069-00275366-00275756": "Well, whoever made that statement either knew very little about computers or", "hf9kck3CF5E-01070-00275762-00276095": "didn't realize what kind of potential he already has between his ears.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01071-00276107-00276356": "We're really much better off just the way we are right now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01072-00276368-00276662": "The human brain is probably the only thing in existence that can't", "hf9kck3CF5E-01073-00276662-00277043": "be improved upon, except perhaps by the slow passage of centuries.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01074-00277055-00277289": "The computer has been called a high speed moron.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01075-00277301-00277667": "That is to say that although the modern computer is among the most sophisticated", "hf9kck3CF5E-01076-00277667-00278084": "electronic systems yet devised, it's still severely limited in its abilities and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01077-00278084-00278276": "it falls far short of the human brain.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01078-00278288-00278666": "We have enormous mental powers and the intelligence to explore and utilize them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01079-00278675-00278966": "The computer can only carry out orders which are fed into it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01080-00278978-00279242": "It can only be fed mathematical calculations and make", "hf9kck3CF5E-01081-00279243-00279389": "mechanical comparisons.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01082-00279398-00279560": "It can't make value judgments.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01083-00279566-00279980": "True computers whiz through reams of problems, almost instantaneously saving us", "hf9kck3CF5E-01084-00279980-00280184": "days, even months of laborious, figuring.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01085-00280204-00280534": "Yet the computer is only as good as the person who's programming it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01086-00280543-00280906": "Experts tell us that the brain can capture, store, recall, and program", "hf9kck3CF5E-01087-00280906-00281308": "more than 600 bits of information per second in the course of a lifetime.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01088-00281314-00281686": "This is an enormous total billions and billions of facts and impressions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01089-00281698-00282031": "On the other hand, our latest computers can handle only a few million", "hf9kck3CF5E-01090-00282031-00282197": "characters in their memory banks.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01091-00282211-00282475": "A comparison between us and those electronic marvels", "hf9kck3CF5E-01092-00282475-00282637": "finally boils down to this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01093-00282646-00283030": "We can think the machines cannot, and that's a really significant difference.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01094-00283036-00283252": "Now, let's take a careful look at the brain.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01095-00283261-00283411": "It has four basic powers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01096-00283420-00283819": "One, the power to absorb, the ability to take in information, knowledge.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01097-00283825-00284073": "We do this by looking, listening, touching, tasting.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01098-00284134-00284431": "And smelling by using all five of our senses and keeping the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01099-00284431-00284617": "gateways of our mind always open.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01100-00284623-00284815": "Number two, the power of retention.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01101-00284842-00285088": "The capacity to retain knowledge and recall it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01102-00285094-00285499": "Our brains are like endless rows of filing cabinets with relatively few packed file", "hf9kck3CF5E-01103-00285499-00285700": "drawers full of all sorts of information.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01104-00285709-00285868": "There's always much room for more.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01105-00285874-00286117": "Three, the power of judgment and logical thought.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01106-00286126-00286411": "The more facts we feed our brain, the more able it is to reason", "hf9kck3CF5E-01107-00286411-00286741": "and judge intelligently and for the power of imagination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01108-00286771-00287071": "The ability to think creatively with the first two powers,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01109-00287077-00287209": "absorption and retention.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01110-00287212-00287569": "We gather the raw material with which to think, and with the attitude,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01111-00287575-00287965": "judgment and imagination, we evaluate old ideas and create new ones.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01112-00287971-00288052": "Put another way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01113-00288055-00288220": "We have four switches in our minds.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01114-00288221-00288506": "Turn on switch number one, and we gather information.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01115-00288512-00288773": "Switch number two, snaps on our retentive powers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01116-00288785-00289088": "We retain and recall the facts that come in through the first switch.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01117-00289094-00289493": "Number three clicks on our judgment when it's on all the way we think logically.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01118-00289499-00289727": "And number four is the switch for imagination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01119-00289739-00290027": "With most people, this is the one that collects the must rust.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01120-00290042-00290345": "When we were children, we use the imagination switch all the time,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01121-00290345-00290702": "fighting imaginary bandits and flying make believe airplanes.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01122-00290708-00290855": "This is pure imagination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01123-00290864-00291233": "But as we grow older, we're seldom encouraged to use the imaginative power", "hf9kck3CF5E-01124-00291233-00291419": "we spent our childhood cultivating.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01125-00291436-00291757": "Instead, we're taught to conform to take no chances to play", "hf9kck3CF5E-01126-00291757-00291904": "it safe to follow the crowd.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01127-00291916-00292255": "So switch number four soon gets rusty, and we find it difficult to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01128-00292256-00292417": "turn it back on when we get older.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01129-00292423-00292828": "The other thing is, as we grew up, people had a way of making us feel uncomfortable", "hf9kck3CF5E-01130-00292828-00293233": "When they saw us using imagination, when we came up with new ideas, they were often", "hf9kck3CF5E-01131-00293233-00293677": "greeted with smears or sarcastic laughter or comments such as, that's a crazy idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01132-00293698-00293776": "It won't work.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01133-00293785-00294127": "It's never been done before, or We always do it this way, and so on.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01134-00294139-00294508": "These are idea killers, and I'm sure you've heard them and many, many more.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01135-00294517-00294931": "They stifle creativity sometimes too often, really, we use them on others,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01136-00294943-00295150": "but even worse, we use them on ourselves.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01137-00295155-00295482": "We actually kill our own ideas before they're given a chance to prove", "hf9kck3CF5E-01138-00295482-00295635": "themselves one way or the other.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01139-00295641-00295983": "Now, in order to combat this type of negative behavior, here are a few", "hf9kck3CF5E-01140-00295983-00296127": "thoughts you might like to remember.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01141-00296133-00296442": "One, ideas can come from anyone, anywhere at any times.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01142-00296451-00296877": "Ideas like babies, don't pick their parents, so be a sponge for ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01143-00296883-00297219": "Two ideas, particularly in their early stages of development,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01144-00297231-00297378": "demand care and attention.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01145-00297390-00297561": "They can be crushed all too easily.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01146-00297567-00297927": "And three ideas need encouragement, or rather, people need to be encouraged to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01147-00297927-00298182": "think up ideas and communicate them to us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01148-00298185-00298431": "Try never to be guilty of uttering idea killers.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01149-00298448-00298685": "You can never tell Winner where you'll find a good idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01150-00298691-00299000": "So make it a point to create a receptive atmosphere around you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01151-00299012-00299357": "Let other people know you're interested in them and in what they have on their minds.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01152-00299360-00299654": "Treat your ideas and the ideas of others with extreme care.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01153-00299663-00299894": "Let people and their ideas grow in your presence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01154-00299903-00300266": "When you do, you're using your four brain powers the way they were meant to be used.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01155-00300281-00300401": "You're thinking creatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01156-00300407-00300566": "Use your Wonderful Mind to its full.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01157-00300610-00300697": "It won't wear out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01158-00300706-00300880": "Our brains thrive on exercise.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01159-00300889-00301252": "It might not be a bad idea to try out all four of your creative switches today.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01160-00301264-00301627": "I mean, the absorption, retention, judgment, and imagination powers", "hf9kck3CF5E-01161-00301627-00301822": "we've been talking about this evening.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01162-00301828-00302128": "For example, you might pick a subject that's important to you,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01163-00302137-00302437": "read about it or talk with someone who's well informed about it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01164-00302446-00302764": "Absorb all you can recall from your memory, all the information", "hf9kck3CF5E-01165-00302764-00302914": "it contains on this subject.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01166-00302926-00303085": "Put these facts down on paper.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01167-00303091-00303343": "Next, judge, which of these facts are useful to you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01168-00303352-00303427": "Then imagine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01169-00303430-00303682": "Think of new ways to apply these in your daily life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01170-00303688-00304051": "Absorb, recall, judge, and imagine when you consciously use this", "hf9kck3CF5E-01171-00304052-00304423": "formula for a while, it quickly becomes a habit, and it's a habit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01172-00304423-00304696": "You'll be pleased to have the power in asking questions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01173-00304760-00305029": "Creative people are invariably intelligent people and they're curious", "hf9kck3CF5E-01174-00305029-00305353": "about themselves, those around them, and the world in which they live.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01175-00305359-00305758": "This is the kind of curiosity that's been called, one of the permanent and certain", "hf9kck3CF5E-01176-00305759-00305971": "characteristics of a vigorous intellect.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01177-00306024-00306310": "Questions are the creative acts of the intelligent, and the questions", "hf9kck3CF5E-01178-00306311-00306601": "that work hardest for us and bring us the greatest amount of useful", "hf9kck3CF5E-01179-00306601-00306826": "information are the open-ended questions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01180-00306835-00307114": "Now, these questions that can't be answered with a simple yes or", "hf9kck3CF5E-01181-00307114-00307501": "no, they're asked by using the six W's, h and i technique, who,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01182-00307501-00307720": "what, when, where, why, which, how.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01183-00307720-00308104": "And if Rudyard Kipling, put it this way, I had six honest serving men.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01184-00308113-00308365": "They taught me all I knew their names were where and what and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01185-00308365-00308485": "when, and why, and how, and who.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01186-00308497-00308866": "All we're doing is adding two more, which, and if now this isn't entirely", "hf9kck3CF5E-01187-00308866-00309298": "new to us, we employ the six Ws, H and I all the time when we were children.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01188-00309307-00309580": "Have you ever tried to count the number of times each day a four", "hf9kck3CF5E-01189-00309580-00309730": "or five year old uses the word.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01190-00309785-00310181": "You see, each question a child asks is an attempt to add to his limited knowledge.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01191-00310193-00310541": "When adults lose patience with this constant barrage of questions, the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01192-00310541-00310877": "child either finds some other way of getting the information or just forgets", "hf9kck3CF5E-01193-00310877-00311252": "the whole thing, thereby neglecting a valuable tool he'll want later in life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01194-00311258-00311397": "The open-ended question.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01195-00311406-00311760": "Now, as adults, we know that inside the mind of each person we meet, there is", "hf9kck3CF5E-01196-00311760-00311918": "some knowledge that could benefit us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01197-00311918-00312033": "If only we could learn what.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01198-00312089-00312440": "The open-ended question technique really opens people up by asking", "hf9kck3CF5E-01199-00312440-00312791": "open-ended questions, we get people to lose the barriers that normally keep", "hf9kck3CF5E-01200-00312791-00312962": "this information out of our grasp.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01201-00312974-00313232": "Human beings like to talk about things that interest them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01202-00313241-00313418": "Open-ended questions let people know.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01203-00313418-00313676": "We want to hear their ideas, opinions, and thoughts.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01204-00313685-00314033": "Each of us has two ears and one mouth, and it seems to be a good idea to do", "hf9kck3CF5E-01205-00314033-00314228": "twice as much listening as talking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01206-00314243-00314498": "An old Texas friend of mine used to say, you ain't learning", "hf9kck3CF5E-01207-00314498-00314618": "nothing while you're talking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01208-00314633-00314924": "But the object of asking open-ended questions isn't merely", "hf9kck3CF5E-01209-00314924-00315065": "to get other people to talk.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01210-00315077-00315374": "We can spend days standing around gabbing with people who have very", "hf9kck3CF5E-01211-00315375-00315542": "little to say that would benefit us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01212-00315551-00315938": "Instead, the object of our who, what, when, where, why, which, how.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01213-00315941-00316307": "And if questions is to gather, absorb, and utilize that information, which will", "hf9kck3CF5E-01214-00316307-00316736": "be useful to us, move us ahead in the fields of our own interests and endeavors.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01215-00316748-00317090": "But in so doing, we're also employing the best technique known for making", "hf9kck3CF5E-01216-00317090-00317489": "friends for success in human relations and for selling our own ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01217-00317513-00317834": "Oddly enough, the more we listen, the better conversationalists we", "hf9kck3CF5E-01218-00317834-00318014": "seem to the person doing the talking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01219-00318026-00318299": "One of this country's top newsmen set an example of this", "hf9kck3CF5E-01220-00318300-00318455": "kind of purposeful questioning.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01221-00318473-00318776": "He knew how to ask open-ended questions so provocatively that he", "hf9kck3CF5E-01222-00318776-00319118": "could almost always get world leaders to give him exclusive interviews.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01223-00319130-00319394": "His questions earned him the highest position in his field.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01224-00319400-00319739": "That of chief executive for one of the great news services and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01225-00319745-00320033": "the open-ended question is equally useful for the businessmen.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01226-00320042-00320099": "Suppose.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01227-00320102-00320279": "For instance, you just met a Mr.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01228-00320279-00320525": "Smith who's an official of the company operating in an", "hf9kck3CF5E-01229-00320525-00320649": "area different from your own.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01230-00320677-00320954": "Instead of talking about the weather, you might ask him, Mr.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01231-00320954-00321158": "Smith, how did you get into your line of work?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01232-00321160-00321554": "Here's a man who obviously has some degree of success in business, so you", "hf9kck3CF5E-01233-00321554-00321869": "stand an excellent chance of learning something that'll be useful to you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01234-00321883-00322289": "One of the best salesmen I know uses open-ended questions to a great advantage", "hf9kck3CF5E-01235-00322310-00322483": "when he's talking to a prospect.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01236-00322493-00322879": "Instead of saying, we make the best thing of map AB in the world, he asks, Mr.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01237-00322885-00323302": "Prospect, when you buy a thinga map abs, what features are most important for you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01238-00323312-00323662": "Here's an effective method for taking people off the offensive by getting", "hf9kck3CF5E-01239-00323663-00323810": "them to talk to your advantage.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01240-00323816-00324149": "This technique works well for anyone who will give some thought to what he's going", "hf9kck3CF5E-01241-00324149-00324506": "to say, rather than just blurting out the first thing that pops into his mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01242-00324518-00324839": "So ask skillfully, probing open-ended questions and ask them", "hf9kck3CF5E-01243-00324839-00325004": "in a sincere, courteous manner.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01244-00325010-00325424": "Anyone who uses these six Ws, h and i technique wisely, courteously.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01245-00325427-00325760": "And with those people who can contribute something to his understanding, will", "hf9kck3CF5E-01246-00325760-00326096": "quickly find this to be one of his most useful creative techniques.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01247-00326104-00326399": "The best way I know to practice asking open-ended questions", "hf9kck3CF5E-01248-00326399-00326570": "is to try out a few on myself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01249-00326575-00326864": "If this sounds like a good idea, you might wanna try it too.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01250-00326873-00327167": "Ask yourself, who has a greater knowledge of my job than I?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01251-00327179-00327439": "What can I do to learn some of the things he knows that I don't?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01252-00327452-00327629": "Why must my job be done this way?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01253-00327637-00327931": "And if there is a better way to do my job, what would it be?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01254-00327944-00328285": "The housewife and the student can make up a similar set of questions that would be", "hf9kck3CF5E-01255-00328285-00328493": "just as stimulating in their own fields.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01256-00328499-00328681": "Take time to ponder these questions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01257-00328694-00328958": "Their answers, the facts and information you'll gain can", "hf9kck3CF5E-01258-00328958-00329104": "make your life more interesting.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01259-00329132-00329210": "And rewarding.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01260-00329225-00329585": "And whenever you talk with others, use lots of open-ended questions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01261-00329597-00329795": "They're your most valuable creative tools.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01262-00329801-00329897": "New ways to think.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01263-00329909-00330242": "Up to this point, we've been preparing ourselves to think more creatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01264-00330245-00330671": "First, by recognizing how important our ability to think creatively really is.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01265-00330677-00331007": "Second, by looking at the characteristics creative people have in common, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01266-00331007-00331208": "examining ourselves in the light of these.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01267-00331217-00331556": "Third, by understanding more about the functions of the marvelous mind by", "hf9kck3CF5E-01268-00331556-00331952": "which we're all equipped and forth By studying the art of gathering information,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01269-00331958-00332150": "asking questions, and listening.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01270-00332162-00332481": "Now we're ready to examine the best techniques for using our creative", "hf9kck3CF5E-01271-00332481-00332864": "faculties more effectively, to solve problems, make decisions, achieve", "hf9kck3CF5E-01272-00332864-00333305": "goals, and better fulfill our ultimate responsibility as human beings to think.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01273-00333317-00333437": "Have you ever considered that?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01274-00333438-00333593": "You can think in various ways.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01275-00333602-00333755": "Let's look at some ways to think.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01276-00333764-00333920": "First, think association.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01277-00333929-00334241": "An example of thinking association is that the best way to remember", "hf9kck3CF5E-01278-00334241-00334592": "names is to associate them with familiar objects and words.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01279-00334595-00334874": "Two more examples of the Thinking Association are the keyword", "hf9kck3CF5E-01280-00334874-00335003": "of the association lists.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01281-00335030-00335096": "Techniques.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01282-00335102-00335477": "The keyword technique is used by people who want to remember a series of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01283-00335489-00335876": "They join the initial letters of the idea words together to form a simple keyword.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01284-00335894-00336221": "By remembering the keyword, they can recall the whole series of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01285-00336230-00336533": "An association list is used by memory experts to recall", "hf9kck3CF5E-01286-00336533-00336671": "prodigious lists of articles.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01287-00336671-00337034": "By associating each one with another article in a previously memorized", "hf9kck3CF5E-01288-00337034-00337424": "list, the creative person is forever associating ideas and continually", "hf9kck3CF5E-01289-00337424-00337643": "searching for associative relationships.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01290-00337649-00337808": "Next, think combination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01291-00337814-00338105": "Almost everything in nature is a combination of elements.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01292-00338111-00338270": "You're quite a combination yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01293-00338343-00338620": "Scientists calculate that if the energy and the hydrogen atoms of your", "hf9kck3CF5E-01294-00338620-00338953": "body could be utilized, you could supply all the electrical needs for", "hf9kck3CF5E-01295-00338953-00339148": "the entire country for nearly a week.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01296-00339160-00339454": "A DuPont scientist says that the atoms of your body contain a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01297-00339454-00339817": "potential energy of more than 11 million kilowatt hours per pound.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01298-00339835-00340168": "Each of us then by this estimate, is worth about 85 billion,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01299-00340225-00340354": "give or take a few million.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01300-00340366-00340768": "A simple pencil is a combination of wood, carbon, rubber paint, metal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01301-00340815-00341137": "Consider the combination of things that make up ham and eggs, pile lamo", "hf9kck3CF5E-01302-00341143-00341563": "radio, TV, record player combinations and orbiting satellites combined with", "hf9kck3CF5E-01303-00341603-00341782": "microwave telephone relay stations.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01304-00341788-00342118": "Somebody dreamed up the idea of combining comedy and music", "hf9kck3CF5E-01305-00342118-00342277": "and musical comedy was born.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01306-00342289-00342544": "You can come up with some really great ideas by finding", "hf9kck3CF5E-01307-00342544-00342697": "new combinations yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01308-00342706-00343072": "Everything you see here, touch, taste, and smell during the day offers", "hf9kck3CF5E-01309-00343072-00343294": "opportunity to consider new combin.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01310-00343317-00343614": "When you brush your teeth, you might think of a toothbrush that contains", "hf9kck3CF5E-01311-00343614-00343758": "the toothpaste and the handle.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01312-00343770-00344115": "You might combine your mirror with a motto reminding you to start the day, right.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01313-00344121-00344436": "It might read, how can I increase my service today, or Today is the only", "hf9kck3CF5E-01314-00344436-00344610": "time I've got, I'll use it well.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01315-00344619-00344769": "So let's think combination.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01316-00344778-00344934": "Next, think adaptation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01317-00344943-00345342": "Burrup Fabric originally used for making gunnysacks has been adapted for drapes,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01318-00345345-00345549": "wall covering, and stylish dresses.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01319-00345558-00345957": "Some salesmen were thinking adaptation airplane seat belts have been adapted", "hf9kck3CF5E-01320-00345957-00346272": "for use in automobiles to bring more safety to highway driving.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01321-00346287-00346608": "The phonograph record and motion picture originally developed for", "hf9kck3CF5E-01322-00346608-00346944": "entertainment are today adapted for instruction and education.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01323-00346953-00347307": "Rocket motors, which were developed to propel atomic missiles have been", "hf9kck3CF5E-01324-00347307-00347715": "adapted to lift peaceful space vehicles into orbital and into planetary flight.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01325-00347736-00348033": "During the next year, you're going to see the result of people thinking,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01326-00348033-00348402": "adaptation and coming up with ideas worth thousands of dollars.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01327-00348411-00348570": "Why couldn't one of these people be you?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01328-00348585-00348958": "The only limit to what you can achieve by adapting old products to new uses,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01329-00348964-00349306": "old methods to new applications is the limit of your own creativity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01330-00349312-00349468": "Next, think substitution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01331-00349479-00349800": "When you think substitution, you ask yourself how you might substitute a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01332-00349800-00350250": "different material or think for the one now used, for example, plastic is used", "hf9kck3CF5E-01333-00350250-00350427": "for a substitute for wood and metal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01334-00350437-00350656": "Aluminum is a substitute for other metals.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01335-00350662-00350931": "Stainless steel is often substituted for chrome.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01336-00350943-00351187": "The transistor often replaces the vacuum tube.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01337-00351208-00351520": "Old weathered planking can be used as a substitute for a conventional", "hf9kck3CF5E-01338-00351520-00351827": "wall in a family room or study with dramatic and interesting effect.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01339-00351883-00352243": "In short, don't assume that because a particular thing has always been used", "hf9kck3CF5E-01340-00352243-00352425": "in the past that you have to use it now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01341-00352435-00352681": "Perhaps there's a substitute that will work better or last", "hf9kck3CF5E-01342-00352681-00352818": "longer or cost less, or be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01343-00352883-00353054": "Or more colorful and so forth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01344-00353064-00353375": "Let's think substitution Next, think magnification.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01345-00353381-00353514": "Think big example.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01346-00353517-00353718": "Skyscrapers, the Pentagon, king.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01347-00353718-00354002": "Size, soft drinks, giant economy size packages.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01348-00354014-00354360": "What do you work with that might be made larger or think minification?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01349-00354372-00354806": "Think small examples like the solar battery, the transistor, the compact car.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01350-00354810-00355014": "Tiny radios that fit into your pocket.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01351-00355023-00355341": "Small portable TV sets and smaller size food products.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01352-00355350-00355458": "How about the bikini?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01353-00355464-00355623": "That's certainly thinking small.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01354-00355631-00355995": "And now to keep your mind moving, think rearrangement that is turn", "hf9kck3CF5E-01355-00355995-00356208": "things around backward, upside down.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01356-00356236-00356332": "Or inside out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01357-00356338-00356662": "An interesting example of this is when someone came up with the idea of", "hf9kck3CF5E-01358-00356662-00357028": "putting the mink on the inside of a woman's coat, all the warmth, luxury,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01359-00357031-00357376": "and status of full-length mink in a casual coat, and it's nothing more", "hf9kck3CF5E-01360-00357376-00357550": "than a mink coat turned inside out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01361-00357556-00357871": "Another good example of this is the building with its skeletal framework", "hf9kck3CF5E-01362-00357872-00358293": "outside the building is suspended Inside insects have their skeletons.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01363-00358336-00358456": "We have ours inside.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01364-00358468-00358582": "They both work fine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01365-00358591-00358861": "What do you work with that can benefit from this kind of thinking?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01366-00358876-00358984": "What can you turn around?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01367-00358987-00359185": "Revolutionize, rearrange things.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01368-00359188-00359263": "Change pace.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01369-00359266-00359356": "Alter sequence.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01370-00359359-00359704": "Think of modifying, changing color, motion, timing, sound,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01371-00359710-00359881": "odor, taste, form, and shape.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01372-00359896-00360097": "This type of thinking works for everyone.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01373-00360106-00360361": "Salesmen use these creative techniques to discover new", "hf9kck3CF5E-01374-00360361-00360607": "application for products or services.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01375-00360613-00360964": "New ways of emphasizing customer benefits, new ideas to solve", "hf9kck3CF5E-01376-00361005-00361291": "customer problems, better ways to organize their time and effort.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01377-00361309-00361588": "Summing up if you want to spur your mind into new action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01378-00361594-00362056": "Think combination, association, adaptation, substitution, magnification,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01379-00362062-00362251": "minification, and rearrangement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01380-00362257-00362623": "If at first you force, literally force your mind into thinking all of", "hf9kck3CF5E-01381-00362623-00362965": "these seven ways, you'd probably be amazed with the ideas you developed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01382-00362980-00363289": "And before long, you'll find yourself thinking in each of these ways.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01383-00363289-00363556": "As a matter of course, this kind of thinking increases", "hf9kck3CF5E-01384-00363556-00363700": "the scope of your mind power.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01385-00363709-00363934": "It enables you to achieve full use of your brain.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01386-00363942-00364212": "Your mind has an infinite variety of things it can do in", "hf9kck3CF5E-01387-00364212-00364383": "an infinite capacity for work.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01388-00364389-00364488": "Let it work for you.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01389-00364497-00364626": "Take nothing for granted.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01390-00364644-00364866": "Everything can and will be changed, improved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01391-00364878-00365130": "The only thing you can count on for certain is change.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01392-00365139-00365232": "Don't wait for it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01393-00365238-00365337": "Be in the forefront.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01394-00365346-00365598": "Help bring it about creative problem solving.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01395-00365613-00365826": "What are the similarities and problem solving?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01396-00365904-00366069": "Decision making and goal achievement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01397-00366075-00366279": "Naturally they are alike in many ways.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01398-00366291-00366660": "A decision that must be made is little more than a problem awaiting a solution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01399-00366669-00366855": "We might even call it a simple problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01400-00366867-00367155": "When we're faced with a decision, we rarely have to choose between", "hf9kck3CF5E-01401-00367155-00367302": "more than three alternatives.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01402-00367311-00367656": "Whereas in solving a problem, we sometimes face what seems to be", "hf9kck3CF5E-01403-00367656-00367839": "an endless list of possibilities.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01404-00367851-00368019": "And what about goal achievement?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01405-00368028-00368214": "Isn't a goal a point we wish to reach?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01406-00368223-00368502": "The problem is to move from where we are now to where we want to be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01407-00368508-00368790": "So you see problem solving, decision making.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01408-00368820-00369183": "And goal achievement are all closely related functions of creative thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01409-00369198-00369381": "It's important that we keep this in mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01410-00369396-00369669": "The first step in solving any problem is to define it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01411-00369687-00369929": "A problem well stated is a problem Half solved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01412-00369942-00370086": "Define the problem clearly.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01413-00370095-00370341": "We should always be sure we understand the problem before", "hf9kck3CF5E-01414-00370341-00370497": "we go to work on its solution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01415-00370506-00370737": "Now, write down everything you know about the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01416-00370746-00371075": "This information might come from your own experience or from books that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01417-00371075-00371415": "contain background and statistical data, or from friends and business", "hf9kck3CF5E-01418-00371415-00371754": "associates who know something about the area in which the problem lies.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01419-00371763-00372102": "Third, who to c list the names of people and organizations that are", "hf9kck3CF5E-01420-00372144-00372297": "recognized authorities on the problem?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01421-00372309-00372564": "This is your opportunity to go all out for facts.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01422-00372570-00372894": "After determining who can help you, contact them, talk with them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01423-00372924-00373167": "Pick their brains for all the information they possess that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01424-00373167-00373314": "can help you solve the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01425-00373323-00373554": "After doing this, write down the additional facts and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01426-00373554-00373716": "information you have now obtained.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01427-00373731-00374019": "Be sure to make a note of each thing that is germane to the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01428-00374031-00374352": "Don't risk forgetting anything that could help you find the best solution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01429-00374361-00374760": "The fifth step in solving a problem creatively is called individual ideation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01430-00374769-00375147": "This is personal brainstorming, thinking with the breaks of judgment off.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01431-00375150-00375399": "Don't try to decide whether an idea is good or bad.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01432-00375417-00375588": "Just write it down the moment it comes to.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01433-00375631-00375856": "You can pick and choose and rate these ideas later.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01434-00375862-00376096": "Right now, all you're after is a lot of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01435-00376102-00376321": "Now here are the four rules for brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01436-00376333-00376474": "One, no negative thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01437-00376486-00376696": "Two, the wilder, the ideas the better.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01438-00376699-00377086": "Three, a large number of ideas is essential, and four, combination and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01439-00377086-00377287": "improvement of ideas is what you're after.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01440-00377293-00377506": "One idea often leads to a better idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01441-00377512-00377839": "Don't worry if some of your ideas seem farfetched or imp practic.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01442-00377851-00378109": "You're looking for all the ideas you can possibly find.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01443-00378124-00378217": "Don't reject any.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01444-00378226-00378319": "Write them all down.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01445-00378334-00378574": "Then when you have all your ideas written down, rate them", "hf9kck3CF5E-01446-00378574-00378739": "for effectiveness and facility.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01447-00378748-00379108": "The effectiveness scale ranges from very effective to probably effective to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01448-00379108-00379555": "doubtful, and the facility scale ranges from easy to not so easy to difficult.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01449-00379567-00379819": "This rating of ideas will clearly indicate the likely", "hf9kck3CF5E-01450-00379819-00380018": "success of any possible solution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01451-00380026-00380338": "Of course, it's best to consider first the idea or ideas that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01452-00380338-00380490": "are rated both very effecti.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01453-00380519-00380582": "And easy.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01454-00380588-00381008": "The next step in your creative process for solving problems is the group brainstorm.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01455-00381020-00381365": "This is your opportunity to put the minds of others to work on the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01456-00381377-00381692": "Handle this session the same way you did your individual ideation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01457-00381695-00381983": "No negative thinking and no criticism at this stage.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01458-00381992-00382160": "The wilder, the ideas the better.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01459-00382169-00382613": "Get as many ideas as possible and try for idea combination and improvement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01460-00382619-00382853": "Write down all the ideas the group comes up with.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01461-00382859-00383228": "Then after all the possible solutions are in, screen them as you did earlier", "hf9kck3CF5E-01462-00383229-00383519": "for their predictable effectiveness and ease of implementation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01463-00383528-00383813": "Be careful though not to pass judgment on any idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01464-00383813-00384158": "While the brainstorm is in progress, it's sure death to brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01465-00384173-00384300": "The rating always comes last.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01466-00384341-00384518": "We'll go into this more thoroughly later.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01467-00384524-00384758": "Of course, you may not want group brainstorming on", "hf9kck3CF5E-01468-00384758-00384908": "every problem if you don't.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01469-00384914-00385139": "Just skip this step and go on to the next one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01470-00385145-00385472": "Seventh, list only ideas that have received the highest ratings.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01471-00385484-00385874": "Then estimate the time and cost involved in implementing each of these ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01472-00385886-00386159": "When you found the ones that check out best for effectiveness", "hf9kck3CF5E-01473-00386162-00386525": "facility time and cost, put them on a page named action plan.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01474-00386537-00386846": "This is your schedule for putting the best ideas to work when you", "hf9kck3CF5E-01475-00386846-00386984": "review an idea in your action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01476-00387055-00387289": "Decide who might do it, when it might be done, where it", "hf9kck3CF5E-01477-00387289-00387433": "will start, and how to do it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01478-00387439-00387619": "These are important considerations.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01479-00387628-00387964": "Be certain to give yourself a deadline for putting your plan into action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01480-00387973-00388213": "We work hardest and most efficiently when we know there's", "hf9kck3CF5E-01481-00388213-00388393": "a definite time element involved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01482-00388402-00388720": "So make a note of the date when you must put your solution to work.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01483-00388729-00389059": "It's good to remember that timing is often critical when a new idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01484-00389078-00389411": "Is introduced so carefully calculate the deadline date in the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01485-00389411-00389576": "light of the general situation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01486-00389588-00389900": "You also might like to write down a second date, the one by which you", "hf9kck3CF5E-01487-00389901-00390068": "intend to have the action completed.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01488-00390077-00390185": "The problem solved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01489-00390197-00390509": "Remember what we wrote earlier about problem solving, decision", "hf9kck3CF5E-01490-00390509-00390671": "making and goal achievement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01491-00390680-00390830": "They have a great deal in common.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01492-00390842-00391043": "They can all be attacked in much the same way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01493-00391055-00391349": "And you'll find your worksheet a real help step by step.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01494-00391349-00391640": "It can take you through to the successful solution of any problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01495-00391652-00391955": "You know, for any problem, no matter how big or complex it", "hf9kck3CF5E-01496-00391955-00392112": "may be, there is a solution.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01497-00392120-00392513": "All you have to do is find it and you can find it by organizing your approach,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01498-00392516-00392888": "by attacking the problem emphatically with determination, by working long", "hf9kck3CF5E-01499-00392888-00393245": "and hard, by applying your full brain power and by using wisely all the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01500-00393245-00393425": "help you can get, you can solve it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01501-00393440-00393731": "The brainstorms I've talked about, two kinds of brainstorm.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01502-00393787-00394218": "Individual ideation, a person thinking up solutions on his own and group", "hf9kck3CF5E-01503-00394218-00394539": "brainstorming, a number of people working together on a problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01504-00394545-00394795": "Now, I'd like to explore each of these techniques and go", "hf9kck3CF5E-01505-00394795-00394924": "into them in greater depth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01506-00394933-00395275": "But first, consider for just a moment the middle ground between these two.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01507-00395287-00395593": "This is a situation in which two people work together in creative", "hf9kck3CF5E-01508-00395593-00395829": "collaboration, an idea improvement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01509-00395835-00396150": "There are many good examples of this ranging from Madame Curie and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01510-00396150-00396304": "her husband to Rogers in Hammer.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01511-00396359-00396704": "This team of two technique often works on the spark plug and break system.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01512-00396713-00396983": "One half of the team may be the thinker upper and the other half", "hf9kck3CF5E-01513-00396983-00397133": "the toner downer, the judge.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01514-00397139-00397415": "So that's the middle ground, the team of two technique.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01515-00397427-00397721": "It's productive and I recommend you use it whenever you can.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01516-00397733-00398069": "You might ask your wife or husband business associate or a good friend", "hf9kck3CF5E-01517-00398069-00398219": "to be the other half of the team.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01518-00398228-00398519": "This kind of collaboration is a good way to prove the old saying", "hf9kck3CF5E-01519-00398519-00398675": "that two heads are better than one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01520-00398690-00399014": "In this middle ground example, the team of two technique I mentioned,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01521-00399014-00399377": "that one collaborator frequently acted as the thinker upper the spark plug.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01522-00399383-00399584": "The other is the toner downer, the break.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01523-00399590-00399728": "This is not brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01524-00399746-00400094": "In brainstorming, there are only thinker uppers, only spark plugs.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01525-00400100-00400436": "There are no toner, downers, no breaks, no critics, no judges", "hf9kck3CF5E-01526-00400436-00400571": "until all the ideas are in.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01527-00400577-00400847": "Now let's get back to the solo method of brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01528-00400853-00401063": "The one will call individual ideation.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01529-00401072-00401447": "As I said previously, your first step toward the solution of any problem is", "hf9kck3CF5E-01530-00401447-00401786": "to define it Clearly, the definition should be as succinct and simply", "hf9kck3CF5E-01531-00401786-00401945": "put as you can possibly make it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01532-00401963-00402245": "I suggest that you think about your problem until its nature and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01533-00402245-00402533": "limits are so clear in your mind that you can easily write down the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01534-00402575-00402689": "complete problem in one simple.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01535-00402764-00403010": "A good working definition gives you a clear target.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01536-00403022-00403373": "After your problem is well defined, you can then start your own personal", "hf9kck3CF5E-01537-00403374-00403748": "solitary brainstorm your individual ideation, come up with and write", "hf9kck3CF5E-01538-00403748-00404132": "down as many ideas as many possible solutions as you can think of.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01539-00404138-00404297": "This may not be easy at first.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01540-00404300-00404645": "Very few things are the first time you try them, but it can be done.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01541-00404657-00405008": "It takes enthusiasm, concentration, and perseverance to find the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01542-00405008-00405182": "best ideas to solve a problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01543-00405194-00405452": "When you start getting some ideas down on that sheet of paper,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01544-00405452-00405728": "you'll find these ideas will enable you to come up with more.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01545-00405734-00405989": "They in turn, will generate still more ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01546-00405995-00406349": "This is the kind of chain reaction that really gets things going creatively.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01547-00406355-00406661": "Remember, you're striving now only for a quantity of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01548-00406667-00406889": "Don't worry about quality that'll come later.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01549-00406898-00407159": "In fact, the development of quality is inevit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01550-00407164-00407368": "Your best ideas seldom come first.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01551-00407377-00407506": "So don't hold back.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01552-00407515-00407629": "Go all out and keep going.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01553-00407629-00407947": "Just as a navigator increases his chances of hitting his target with", "hf9kck3CF5E-01554-00407947-00408124": "every additional bearing he takes.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01555-00408129-00408477": "So do a large number of ideas, increase the odds in favor of your hitting", "hf9kck3CF5E-01556-00408478-00408675": "upon the best solution to a problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01557-00408685-00408877": "Strive for variety in your ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01558-00408889-00409200": "When you've put down as many as you can think of, try asking yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01559-00409206-00409342": "All right, what's next?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01560-00409354-00409717": "The French novelist, Sten stated the case for quantity over a century", "hf9kck3CF5E-01561-00409717-00410080": "ago when he said, I require three or four cubic feet of new ideas a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01562-00410080-00410268": "day As a Steamboat requires coal.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01563-00410280-00410674": "So try anything in everything and be sure to write down every idea you get.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01564-00410680-00410929": "One of this country's most imaginative inventors.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01565-00410934-00411306": "Charles Kettering worked for six years developing his new diesel engine.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01566-00411316-00411667": "He tried first one approach and then another until, as he said, the engine", "hf9kck3CF5E-01567-00411667-00411829": "finally told us exactly what it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01568-00411887-00412208": "In the same way, your problems may very likely pick their own best", "hf9kck3CF5E-01569-00412208-00412538": "solutions if you'll just give them enough choices and a large enough", "hf9kck3CF5E-01570-00412538-00412718": "quantity and variety of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01571-00412727-00413090": "Well, that's individual ideation, your own private brainstorm.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01572-00413099-00413273": "Let's move now to group brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01573-00413288-00413603": "This is a technique in which a number of people hold a meeting with a single", "hf9kck3CF5E-01574-00413603-00414020": "purpose in mind to think up together as many ideas as possible in order to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01575-00414021-00414437": "solve one well-defined problem Between five and 10 participants seems to be", "hf9kck3CF5E-01576-00414437-00414614": "the best size for such a gathering.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01577-00414629-00414974": "It's a good idea to let each member of the brainstorm know in advance of the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01578-00414975-00415199": "session the problem to be worked on.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01579-00415205-00415457": "Be sure they have as clear a written statement of the problem", "hf9kck3CF5E-01580-00415457-00415604": "as you can possibly provide.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01581-00415616-00415907": "Knowing the problem each of them can spend from a few minutes to a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01582-00415907-00416231": "few days in personal research and individual ideation before the.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01583-00416291-00416600": "When the brainstorm group gathers, make sure each member has a pad", "hf9kck3CF5E-01584-00416600-00416882": "and pencil with which to capture ideas he might otherwise lose.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01585-00416883-00417227": "Before he gets a chance to present them to the group, have someone present to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01586-00417227-00417611": "take notes, to record every idea that's produced Later, these notes should be", "hf9kck3CF5E-01587-00417611-00417971": "transcribed and passed along to the brainstormers for further improvement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01588-00418000-00418162": "And combination of the ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01589-00418171-00418526": "Always have a leader, but keep the brainstorm as informal as possible.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01590-00418534-00418783": "Encourage everyone to speak up before starting.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01591-00418789-00419110": "It's helpful to run briefly through the four rules for brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01592-00419122-00419281": "One, no negative thinking aloud.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01593-00419296-00419446": "The wilder, the idea is the better.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01594-00419449-00419538": "Two, suspend judgment.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01595-00419569-00419749": "The ideas will be judged afterward.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01596-00419764-00419791": "Three.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01597-00419791-00420034": "You want the largest possible quantity of ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01598-00420046-00420070": "Four.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01599-00420070-00420352": "Combination and improvement of ideas is what you're after.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01600-00420358-00420511": "Then let the storming begin.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01601-00420520-00420841": "Attack the problem from all sides, and without let up, you'll find that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01602-00420842-00421162": "there's a chain reaction that takes place when the ideas start flowing,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01603-00421171-00421483": "like a string of firecrackers going off one right after the other.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01604-00421489-00421801": "It isn't unusual for 10 people to come up with a hundred ideas in", "hf9kck3CF5E-01605-00421801-00422026": "half an hour, so expect results.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01606-00422029-00422332": "Studies of the brainstorm technique show that a given number of people", "hf9kck3CF5E-01607-00422332-00422725": "working together on a single problem will be more than 50% more effective,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01608-00422725-00423037": "coming up with at least half, again, more ideas than the same number", "hf9kck3CF5E-01609-00423037-00423196": "of people working individually.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01610-00423208-00423520": "Along with the chain reaction, one idea leading to another.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01611-00423523-00423895": "There's a friendly rivalry and personal interaction that increases individual", "hf9kck3CF5E-01612-00423895-00424045": "performance in a brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01613-00424110-00424351": "Well, they're there two excellent methods for finding", "hf9kck3CF5E-01614-00424351-00424516": "the best solution to a problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01615-00424525-00424764": "Individual ideation and group brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01616-00424783-00425113": "Both are based on the amazingly simple procedure of thinking things up,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01617-00425116-00425442": "writing them down, improving them, and judging them only after all the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01618-00425442-00425613": "ideas are in the secret of this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01619-00425613-00425943": "System's effectiveness lies in the number of ideas it generates.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01620-00425950-00426159": "Thomas Edison said, I'll try anything.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01621-00426166-00426321": "I'll even try Limburger or cheese.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01622-00426328-00426445": "So try anything.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01623-00426445-00426517": "Try everyth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01624-00426558-00426660": "And write it all down.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01625-00426669-00426975": "That's brainstorming and it gets results ready for action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01626-00426981-00427179": "We've now covered steps one through six.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01627-00427185-00427308": "We've defined the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01628-00427317-00427581": "We've searched out and rounded up the facts of the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01629-00427590-00427974": "We've learned how to individually ideate, and we talked about using the technique", "hf9kck3CF5E-01630-00427974-00428370": "of deferred judgment in both individual ideation and group brainstorming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01631-00428382-00428798": "Now, after coming up with ideas on how to solve the problem, we need to evaluate", "hf9kck3CF5E-01632-00428799-00428967": "these ideas and take action on them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01633-00428979-00429429": "Too often, we tend to underemphasize these two final steps, evaluation and action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01634-00429438-00429651": "Yet they're vital steps in creativity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01635-00429657-00429951": "Ideas need to be rated carefully before they can be implemented.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01636-00429972-00430398": "There are many scales we can use among the most useful or effectiveness and facility.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01637-00430404-00430776": "First, how effective a solution to a problem the idea is likely to be in", "hf9kck3CF5E-01638-00430776-00431098": "second, how easy or how difficult it might be to put the idea into action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01639-00431163-00431478": "So after looking over all your ideas, first, rate them", "hf9kck3CF5E-01640-00431478-00431772": "according to how effective you can reasonably expect them to be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01641-00431775-00432069": "Very effective, probably effective or doubtful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01642-00432078-00432312": "Then rate them for facility or ease of implement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01643-00432392-00432590": "Easy, not so easy or difficult.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01644-00432599-00432740": "Effectiveness and facility.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01645-00432741-00433004": "Make a good two-way screen for the brainstorm ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01646-00433016-00433217": "Remember, you're now judging the ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01647-00433223-00433415": "This is a time for cold hard thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01648-00433424-00433829": "Suppose you're a manufacturer, and suppose your sales and marketing team brainstorm", "hf9kck3CF5E-01649-00433830-00434054": "come up with some ideas to increase sales.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01650-00434066-00434408": "Let's say one of the ideas is to revamp completely one of the products that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01651-00434408-00434612": "your company is offering to the public.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01652-00434618-00434921": "Let's rate this idea first in terms of effectiveness.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01653-00434924-00435287": "You know, the present product meets a need and is acceptable to the buying public.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01654-00435311-00435641": "What about an entirely changed product without a lot of marketing", "hf9kck3CF5E-01655-00435641-00435983": "tests and then a period of actually manufacturing for sale?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01656-00435986-00436328": "It would be hard to say just how effective this would be an increasing sales.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01657-00436348-00436408": "Better rate it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01658-00436408-00436462": "Doubtful.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01659-00436474-00436789": "And how does this idea of completely revamping one of the products check", "hf9kck3CF5E-01660-00436789-00436978": "out on the facility screen easy?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01661-00436978-00437143": "Not so easy or difficult?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01662-00437155-00437320": "It would be difficult, wouldn't it?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01663-00437329-00437722": "It would require new engineering, new tools, new manufacturing plans, new", "hf9kck3CF5E-01664-00437722-00437905": "packaging and new marketing methods.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01665-00437911-00438205": "Suppose however, that one of the salesman's ideas is to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01666-00438205-00438532": "feature the company's product on a network television program.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01667-00438541-00438691": "This would be probably effective.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01668-00438697-00438910": "It would be not so easy, but it could be done.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01669-00438919-00439282": "Now suppose another idea is to set up a new motivational or a sales", "hf9kck3CF5E-01670-00439282-00439585": "incentive program, a program direct to those people who are at the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01671-00439585-00439771": "front of the problem, the salesmen.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01672-00439783-00440092": "If it were a well-designed or implemented motivational or incentive", "hf9kck3CF5E-01673-00440092-00440416": "program, it would stand a good chance of being very effective.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01674-00440422-00440536": "It would be easy to do.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01675-00440545-00440702": "It should increase the company's.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01676-00440741-00441155": "There are many other evaluation yardsticks you might use two more time and money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01677-00441161-00441404": "Try rating your ideas against these measurements.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01678-00441410-00441737": "For example, in the case of the manufacturer who wants to increase", "hf9kck3CF5E-01679-00441737-00442067": "his sales, certainly changing the product would take a great deal of", "hf9kck3CF5E-01680-00442067-00442469": "time and money, and to advertise it on a popular network television program", "hf9kck3CF5E-01681-00442469-00442625": "would cost a great deal of money.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01682-00442634-00442973": "On the other hand, to introduce a new motivational or sales incentive", "hf9kck3CF5E-01683-00442973-00443282": "program might be neither too costly nor too time consuming.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01684-00443294-00443708": "So when you evaluate your ideas, measure them against these four rating yardsticks", "hf9kck3CF5E-01685-00443714-00443954": "effectiveness facility, time and cost.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01686-00443973-00444339": "Every idea you have may not be worth creative action, and that's why you", "hf9kck3CF5E-01687-00444339-00444525": "must skillfully evaluate each of them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01688-00444534-00444873": "But once you've carefully judged your ideas, it's time to take action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01689-00444882-00445125": "Now, let's look at ways to act on your ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01690-00445134-00445398": "This action step seems to be one of the most difficult.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01691-00445410-00445752": "It requires hard work, and most of us don't like hard work, but", "hf9kck3CF5E-01692-00445755-00445932": "rewards can't come without action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01693-00445938-00446037": "Here's an example.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01694-00446043-00446400": "Several years ago, one of the telephone companies had a major problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01695-00446409-00446709": "It was how to prevent ice from forming on communication wires", "hf9kck3CF5E-01696-00446709-00446853": "and breaking them for months.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01697-00446853-00447048": "Then engineers worked hard on the problem.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01698-00447054-00447267": "Finally, they decided to brainstorm it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01699-00447276-00447576": "During the brainstorm, one idea was to fly helicopters at a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01700-00447576-00447735": "low altitude over the wires.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01701-00447741-00448011": "The downdraft from the rotors would blow away the ice.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01702-00448020-00448128": "The idea was tried.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01703-00448131-00448356": "It was put into action, and it worked.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01704-00448359-00448692": "The result, no more ice on wires and thousands of dollars saved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01705-00448704-00448884": "Now let's create an action plan.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01706-00448896-00449256": "First you select or list the ideas or idea you plan to act upon.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01707-00449262-00449484": "Second, you decide who might take the action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01708-00449514-00449854": "For example, your boss, your general manager, sales manager,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01709-00449909-00450051": "advertising manager, or yourself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01710-00450055-00450322": "Third, you determine when is the best time to take action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01711-00450330-00450639": "Timing is a critical factor in the introduction of a new idea.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01712-00450646-00450712": "Wrong timing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01713-00450712-00450946": "Might short circuit an idea and cause its failure.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01714-00450951-00451216": "So watch the timing of your ideas, introduction.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01715-00451222-00451558": "We can all think of past great ideas that f flopped because of bad timing.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01716-00451567-00451755": "Fourth, decide where the action might be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01717-00451835-00452262": "For example, in your office, in a factory at the next board of directors meeting,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01718-00452277-00452733": "the staging is important, so pay attention to exactly where the idea is introduced.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01719-00452742-00453033": "Fifth, you need to determine how the idea might be implemented.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01720-00453045-00453408": "For example, if it's a new way to increase sales, perhaps direct mail", "hf9kck3CF5E-01721-00453408-00453780": "might be used or advertising in newspapers, or perhaps radio and TV", "hf9kck3CF5E-01722-00453780-00453978": "might be the way to get the idea across.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01723-00453981-00454275": "Sixth, and finally, always give yourself two deadlines.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01724-00454284-00454610": "First, a date on which you want to start putting your idea into action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01725-00454610-00454872": "And second, a date by which you want to complete the action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01726-00454878-00455004": "Have the problem solved.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01727-00455057-00455235": "Deadlines spur the mind to creative action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01728-00455241-00455538": "Too often, most of us fail to do anything with our ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01729-00455538-00455763": "One reason is that we fear failure here.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01730-00455763-00455991": "I think it's well to remember that mistakes are often", "hf9kck3CF5E-01731-00455991-00456153": "stepping stones to success.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01732-00456159-00456375": "Success never crowns those afraid to try.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01733-00456384-00456701": "The point is that to be productive ideas must be implement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01734-00456730-00456799": "Way, carefully.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01735-00456799-00456988": "The idea you plan to put into action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01736-00456997-00457267": "Plan how you'll take the action, then take action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01737-00457276-00457384": "The creative person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01738-00457390-00457687": "We've found that creative people, though they may be dissimilar in many", "hf9kck3CF5E-01739-00457687-00458038": "respects, have certain attitudes and employ certain techniques to their own", "hf9kck3CF5E-01740-00458038-00458224": "benefit and to the benefit of us all.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01741-00458236-00458536": "I'd like now to use these techniques and attitudes as the basis for a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01742-00458536-00458740": "descriptive sketch of a creative person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01743-00458749-00459049": "As we go through this sketch, I'd like you to think about this person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01744-00459058-00459211": "Where and when have you seen him or her?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01745-00459217-00459535": "Is this a person you know at work or in your neighborhood or right at home?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01746-00459547-00459862": "It will be helpful to read this description frequently and be reminded", "hf9kck3CF5E-01747-00459862-00460228": "of these techniques and attitudes, which if practice regularly, will", "hf9kck3CF5E-01748-00460228-00460513": "result in your living and even more creative, rewarding life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01749-00460519-00460849": "Another good idea is project the image of the creative person on your own", "hf9kck3CF5E-01750-00460849-00461230": "actions, and then judge for yourself what areas could stand some improvement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01751-00461251-00461539": "First of all, the creative person realizes that his mind", "hf9kck3CF5E-01752-00461539-00461707": "is in an exhaustible storehouse.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01753-00461719-00462118": "It can provide anything he earnestly wants in life, but in order to draw from this", "hf9kck3CF5E-01754-00462118-00462328": "storehouse, he must constantly augment it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01755-00462328-00462419": "Stock of information.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01756-00462476-00462582": "Thoughts and wisdom.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01757-00462593-00462866": "His mind gives him ideas and ideas, solve problems.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01758-00462879-00463221": "The person we're talking about has a carefully thought out and clearly defined", "hf9kck3CF5E-01759-00463221-00463404": "set of goals toward which he's working.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01760-00463418-00463671": "By knowing where he's going and determining to get there, he", "hf9kck3CF5E-01761-00463671-00464000": "gives meaning and purpose to his daily work, to everything he does.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01762-00464009-00464187": "He never wastes time just drifting.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01763-00464201-00464370": "He's always in control of his life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01764-00464382-00464766": "The creative person knows his brain thrives on exercise, so he uses", "hf9kck3CF5E-01765-00464766-00464900": "a part of each day for thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01766-00464900-00465296": "Imaginatively about three things himself, his work and his fellow man.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01767-00465312-00465694": "By asking himself questions involving these three areas, he's prospecting in", "hf9kck3CF5E-01768-00465694-00466091": "the richest goldmine ever known, and the answers to his questions are often ideas", "hf9kck3CF5E-01769-00466091-00466275": "that he can put into immediate action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01770-00466283-00466425": "He reaches out for ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01771-00466433-00466775": "He respects the minds of others, gives credit to their mental abilities.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01772-00466829-00466896": "Everyone has ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01773-00466901-00467220": "They're free, and many of them are excellent by first listening", "hf9kck3CF5E-01774-00467220-00467480": "to ideas and then thinking them through before judging them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01775-00467487-00467804": "The creative person avoids prejudice, enclosed mindedness.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01776-00467813-00468116": "This is the way he maintains a creative climate around himself.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01777-00468135-00468336": "You know, ideas are like slippery fish.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01778-00468342-00468612": "They seem to have a peculiar knack of getting away from us.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01779-00468618-00468696": "Because of this.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01780-00468699-00468975": "The creative person always has a pad in pencil handy.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01781-00468981-00469179": "When he gets an idea, he writes it down.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01782-00469197-00469452": "He knows that many people have found their whole lives changed", "hf9kck3CF5E-01783-00469452-00469584": "by a single great thought.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01784-00469593-00469938": "By capturing ideas immediately, he doesn't risk for getting them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01785-00469947-00470298": "And these captured ideas are deposited in Idea Banks, eight and a half", "hf9kck3CF5E-01786-00470298-00470622": "by 11 inch envelopes, which are labeled with topics of interest.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01787-00470637-00470994": "A friend of mine, a very successful writer, writes his books this way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01788-00471009-00471237": "He labels each envelope with a name of a chapter.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01789-00471243-00471576": "Then whenever he gets an idea or finds new material, he sees that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01790-00471576-00471729": "it gets into the proper envelope.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01791-00471747-00472024": "Before long, his book has practically written itself having", "hf9kck3CF5E-01792-00472035-00472188": "a sincere interest in people.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01793-00472191-00472470": "Our creative person listens carefully when someone else is.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01794-00472539-00472875": "He's intensely observant, absorbing everything he sees and hears.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01795-00472887-00473205": "He behaves as if everyone he meets, wears a sign that reads, I am the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01796-00473205-00473370": "most important person on earth.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01797-00473379-00473700": "Thus, he makes it a point always to talk with other people's interest in", "hf9kck3CF5E-01798-00473700-00474066": "mind, and then it pays off in a flood of new ideas and information that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01799-00474066-00474258": "would otherwise be lost to him forever.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01800-00474260-00474567": "Widening his circle of friends and broadening his base of knowledge", "hf9kck3CF5E-01801-00474567-00474864": "are two more very effective techniques of the creative person.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01802-00474876-00475254": "If he is staying at a hotel where there is a convention, not allied to his own work,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01803-00475257-00475643": "he'll drop in on it, make new friends and listen for ideas that might help him.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01804-00475656-00475977": "He's always looking for better ways to do his work and live his life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01805-00475985-00476189": "The creative person anticipates achievement.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01806-00476210-00476522": "He expects to win, and the above average production intended for", "hf9kck3CF5E-01807-00476522-00476829": "this type of attitude affects those around him in a positive way.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01808-00476838-00477024": "He's a prospector for all who know him.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01809-00477033-00477253": "You know, problems or challenges to creative.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01810-00477306-00477663": "Without problems, there'd be little reason to think at all, welcoming them as", "hf9kck3CF5E-01811-00477663-00477840": "normal and predictable parts of living.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01812-00477840-00478206": "Singles him out as an above average person, he knows it's a waste of time", "hf9kck3CF5E-01813-00478206-00478638": "merely to worry about problems, so he wisely invests the same time in energy.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01814-00478639-00479013": "In solving problems, he has an organized approach to problem solving.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01815-00479028-00479361": "He can even avoid problems by anticipating potentially troublesome", "hf9kck3CF5E-01816-00479361-00479679": "areas and doing something about them before they turn sour on him.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01817-00479691-00479997": "The research and development departments in many leading companies", "hf9kck3CF5E-01818-00479997-00480321": "are constantly involved in exactly this sort of advanced planning.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01819-00480339-00480699": "The creative person knows the value of giving himself and his ideas away.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01820-00480711-00480903": "He's a go-giver as well as a go-getter.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01821-00480909-00481233": "The hand that gives, always gathers and doing things for other people", "hf9kck3CF5E-01822-00481233-00481413": "is a vital part of his way of life.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01823-00481422-00481704": "When the creative person gets an idea, he puts it through a series", "hf9kck3CF5E-01824-00481704-00481851": "of steps designed to improve it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01825-00481872-00482019": "He thinks in new directions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01826-00482028-00482424": "He builds big ideas and little ones, new ideas and old ones associating", "hf9kck3CF5E-01827-00482424-00482855": "ideas, combining them adapting, substituting, magnifying, minifying,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01828-00482862-00483039": "rearranging, and reversing ideas.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01829-00483055-00483484": "He steers clear of mind, weakens noise, fatigue, needless worry, unbalanced", "hf9kck3CF5E-01830-00483484-00483880": "diets over, indulgence in food or drink, and people with negative attitudes.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01831-00483892-00484279": "He asks polite, probing questions that bolster the ego and expand the mind.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01832-00484339-00484684": "Questions are the creative acts of the intelligent, and he uses them often and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01833-00484684-00485116": "to everyone's advantage, and the creative person uses his spare time wisely.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01834-00485128-00485434": "He knows that many of the great ideas, books, and inventions were", "hf9kck3CF5E-01835-00485475-00485611": "conceived during the creator's spare.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01836-00485647-00485959": "We all have the same number of minutes in a day, and the creative", "hf9kck3CF5E-01837-00485959-00486112": "person values each one of them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01838-00486121-00486340": "Do you recognize the person in this message?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01839-00486352-00486514": "Well, it's someone you ought to know.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01840-00486523-00486802": "As you use these suggestions in creativity, aids, you've learned to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01841-00486802-00487006": "further increase your personal potential.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01842-00487009-00487324": "I believe you'll soon discover this person's identity and you'll", "hf9kck3CF5E-01843-00487325-00487678": "be pleased with your own enhanced ability, the challenge of creativity.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01844-00487684-00488040": "Now, with your interest in mind, I'd like to get down to a few personal", "hf9kck3CF5E-01845-00488041-00488170": "thoughts on creative thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01846-00488224-00488509": "Creative thinkers have been around longer than teachers of creative thinking,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01847-00488509-00488659": "or even those who would define it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01848-00488677-00489046": "In fact, by definition, creative thinking seems to divide itself into", "hf9kck3CF5E-01849-00489046-00489274": "two areas, hard work and inspiration.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01850-00489283-00489568": "You've had the experience of working long and hard on a problem", "hf9kck3CF5E-01851-00489568-00489913": "without any real results, and then all of a sudden the solution hits.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01852-00489952-00490231": "It's like someone turning on a bright light, but this wonderful", "hf9kck3CF5E-01853-00490231-00490579": "experience almost never comes without our first preparing the way, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01854-00490579-00490726": "that's where the hard work comes in.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01855-00490735-00491029": "Those who give up and frustrations simply fail to understand that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01856-00491030-00491197": "this is the way the mind operates.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01857-00491203-00491431": "It's the methodical striving that makes possible the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01858-00491431-00491590": "illuminating flash of insight.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01859-00491611-00491920": "Everyone can be creative, but it seems that only if you know they", "hf9kck3CF5E-01860-00491920-00492244": "can or realize the success and satisfaction that come as a result", "hf9kck3CF5E-01861-00492244-00492634": "of being more imaginative and more energetic in their thoughts and action.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01862-00492643-00493012": "We have a tendency to go along, a tendency not to question something once", "hf9kck3CF5E-01863-00493013-00493243": "it's been established as satisfactory.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01864-00493249-00493378": "Let's find an example.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01865-00493384-00493519": "Here's a down to earth one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01866-00493528-00493705": "How do you scramble eggs at your house?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01867-00493711-00494053": "Have you ever tried mixing a dash or two of bitters in with your raw eggs?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01868-00494056-00494500": "Maybe a couple of good squirts of Tabasco sauce or first sodding, some chopped", "hf9kck3CF5E-01869-00494500-00494821": "onions or green peppers, then pouring in the beaten eggs and just before", "hf9kck3CF5E-01870-00494821-00495001": "they're done adding dice, fresh tomato.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01871-00495034-00495340": "This makes fixing scrambled eggs more interesting and it makes eating", "hf9kck3CF5E-01872-00495340-00495511": "them a great deal more satisfying.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01873-00495529-00495865": "Now, if this kind of thinking can change cooking from a laborious chore", "hf9kck3CF5E-01874-00495865-00496192": "into a creative, rewarding art, think what it can do in countless other", "hf9kck3CF5E-01875-00496193-00496372": "fields of endeavor, including your own.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01876-00496387-00496717": "Just as I challenge the way you scramble eggs challenge, at least", "hf9kck3CF5E-01877-00496717-00497008": "in the back of your mind, everything that you're doing is you used to do", "hf9kck3CF5E-01878-00497008-00497371": "it or as your mother or father or great-great-grandfather used to do it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01879-00497380-00497710": "Most people today agree that the once fervently spoken line, what was good", "hf9kck3CF5E-01880-00497710-00498085": "enough for my father is good enough for me was a fatuous absurd remark.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01881-00498097-00498412": "What was good enough for dad is not good enough for us today, and", "hf9kck3CF5E-01882-00498418-00498688": "what's good enough for us won't be good enough for our youngsters.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01883-00498700-00499039": "That's the way this old world improves itself, and that's the way it should be.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01884-00499051-00499291": "A leading businessman has said, if you're doing anything this", "hf9kck3CF5E-01885-00499291-00499606": "year the same way you did it last year, you're in serious trouble.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01886-00499618-00499882": "The trouble might not come from the way you're doing things, but", "hf9kck3CF5E-01887-00499882-00500206": "it very likely will come unless you maintain a constant awareness of the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01888-00500206-00500428": "necessity, the inevitability of change.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01889-00500440-00500737": "In this book, I've given you the creative thinking methods developed", "hf9kck3CF5E-01890-00500737-00500899": "by the best minds in this field.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01891-00500957-00501304": "Creative thinking is a learnable skill and a practical art, but creative thinking", "hf9kck3CF5E-01892-00501304-00501735": "in its very nature resists perfect definition and rigid rules of conduct, as", "hf9kck3CF5E-01893-00501735-00502138": "does music or painting or any other art becoming accomplished at any art takes", "hf9kck3CF5E-01894-00502185-00502345": "practice and more practice years of it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01895-00502363-00502546": "You can start practicing it right now.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01896-00502558-00502909": "You can make it one of your most valuable assets now and from here on out.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01897-00502918-00503257": "And if you'll continue to practice it every day of your life, you'll become", "hf9kck3CF5E-01898-00503257-00503422": "a master at it and win a master's.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01899-00503487-00503789": "Maybe it doesn't make any difference if you still lace your shoes the way you've", "hf9kck3CF5E-01900-00503789-00504116": "always laced them, but it does make a difference if you don't challenge the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01901-00504116-00504296": "way you lace them or why you lace them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01902-00504308-00504516": "Just such a challenge, change the shoe industry.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01903-00504516-00504833": "And today a good many of men's shoes are made with no laces at all.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01904-00504839-00505187": "So form the habit of really thinking about, of questioning everything", "hf9kck3CF5E-01905-00505187-00505334": "you do, everything you see.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01906-00505341-00505679": "Some people can walk by an empty lot for years without giving it a second", "hf9kck3CF5E-01907-00505679-00505878": "thought, without really seeing it at all.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01908-00505889-00506133": "But one man will see it not as a vacant lot, but as a", "hf9kck3CF5E-01909-00506133-00506305": "beautifully landscaped property.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01910-00506306-00506487": "Sporting a handsome new office building.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01911-00506505-00506787": "He'll do something worthwhile for his community and probably make", "hf9kck3CF5E-01912-00506787-00507000": "himself a fine profit in real estate.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01913-00507009-00507252": "When you ask yourself why the steering wheel on your car is", "hf9kck3CF5E-01914-00507252-00507591": "round, it's not necessarily because you want to invent a square one.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01915-00507606-00507909": "It's because you're practicing your art, the art of creative thinking.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01916-00507921-00508212": "You're sharpening your mind and encouraging it to perform the highest", "hf9kck3CF5E-01917-00508212-00508547": "function A human being is capable of deliberate, creative thought.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01918-00508554-00508971": "Then when you apply your art to your work, to your home and family and friends, your", "hf9kck3CF5E-01919-00508971-00509346": "mind flashes out of its scabbard, like a finely tempered steel blade, probing,", "hf9kck3CF5E-01920-00509352-00509724": "seeking, penetrating through the old to the new That lies just under the surface.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01921-00509727-00509931": "Creative thinking is an exciting pursuit.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01922-00509950-00510226": "It's exhilarating and it makes for a wonderful conversation at the", "hf9kck3CF5E-01923-00510226-00510414": "dinner table while riding in a car.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01924-00510421-00510787": "Anytime in the evening, your creative awareness might result in you asking", "hf9kck3CF5E-01925-00510787-00511126": "yourself, why am I sitting here like I mesmerized chicken, watching people", "hf9kck3CF5E-01926-00511126-00511335": "kill each other on my television screen?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01927-00511354-00511614": "Isn't there something more interesting, more rewarding I could", "hf9kck3CF5E-01928-00511614-00511768": "be doing with a part of this time?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01929-00511783-00512010": "Isn't there a subject I'd like to know more about?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01930-00512020-00512197": "What about that book I've been meaning to read?", "hf9kck3CF5E-01931-00512214-00512589": "You know, one hour a night adds up quickly to a really enormous amount of time.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01932-00512599-00512932": "Time is one of the few things men can't buy more of, and it's a good idea to", "hf9kck3CF5E-01933-00512932-00513147": "use all of it as wisely as we know how.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01934-00513157-00513463": "When you get an idea you think is good, hang it up on an imaginary", "hf9kck3CF5E-01935-00513463-00513634": "hook and walk all the way around it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01936-00513639-00513772": "Look at it from every angle.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01937-00513778-00514072": "Poke it, pull it, twist it, stretch it in new directions.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01938-00514078-00514183": "Try to improve it.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01939-00514189-00514453": "If it's an idea you can't use, give it away and get another.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01940-00514453-00514758": "You can work with ideas are free, yet they're the most valuable", "hf9kck3CF5E-01941-00514758-00514879": "commodities known to man.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01942-00514891-00515146": "And the great ideas ennoble the minds that conceive them.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01943-00515158-00515467": "Make creative thinking a normal part of your life, an attitude, and you'll", "hf9kck3CF5E-01944-00515467-00515793": "find your world being filled to the brim with a wonderful new interest.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01945-00515849-00516206": "One of these days, you're going to get the idea that will make a really substantial", "hf9kck3CF5E-01946-00516258-00516593": "contribution, one that will revolutionize your life for it will be an idea that", "hf9kck3CF5E-01947-00516593-00516929": "will make the world a better place because you happen to live here for a while.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01948-00516941-00517232": "In the meantime, just looking for that idea can be a challenge", "hf9kck3CF5E-01949-00517238-00517421": "and inspiration and a lot of fun.", "hf9kck3CF5E-01950-00517430-00517604": "Good hunting and good creative thinking."}}, {"audio_id": "hfa_OXm72AA", "text": {"hfa_OXm72AA-00000-00000454-00000625": "snoring", "hfa_OXm72AA-00001-00000625-00000950": "snoring", "hfa_OXm72AA-00002-00000950-00001305": "snoring", "hfa_OXm72AA-00003-00001305-00001885": "Wow wow  I'm so sorry that you guys comin sleeping", "hfa_OXm72AA-00004-00001885-00002196": "I know that I shouldn't be sleeping the middle of the day", "hfa_OXm72AA-00005-00002196-00002558": "I got this awesome new clock but I don't know how to tell time yet", "hfa_OXm72AA-00006-00002558-00002968": "so I do not know when to go to sleep hey I've got an idea", "hfa_OXm72AA-00007-00002968-00003361": "maybe you guys can help me. Will you help me learn how to tell time", "hfa_OXm72AA-00008-00003361-00003779": "so I know when to go to bed", "hfa_OXm72AA-00009-00003779-00003846": "Thanks guys", "hfa_OXm72AA-00010-00003846-00004212": "I appreciate it let's zoom over here to the clocks learn how to tell", "hfa_OXm72AA-00011-00004212-00004328": "time", "hfa_OXm72AA-00012-00004612-00004780": "this first clock we see", "hfa_OXm72AA-00013-00004780-00005121": "is an analog clock this is the new clock I got", "hfa_OXm72AA-00014-00005121-00005821": "to learn time let's start off with an easier version of this clock", "hfa_OXm72AA-00015-00005833-00006203": "okay the little pointer that spins is called hand", "hfa_OXm72AA-00016-00006203-00006631": "this clock is a training clock and only has one small hand on it", "hfa_OXm72AA-00017-00006631-00006942": "the small hand is called the our hand", "hfa_OXm72AA-00018-00006942-00007311": "around the edge of the clock we have numbers that go from one", "hfa_OXm72AA-00019-00007311-00007731": "all the way to 12 this small hand tells us what the hour is", "hfa_OXm72AA-00020-00007731-00008042": "right now our hand is pointing to the three", "hfa_OXm72AA-00021-00008042-00008508": "so it must be 3 o'clock now what hour is it?", "hfa_OXm72AA-00022-00008508-00008941": "6 o'clock right let's look at another", "hfa_OXm72AA-00023-00008941-00009517": "what hours is this? I heard some of you say it is still six o'clock and you're", "hfa_OXm72AA-00024-00009517-00009625": "correct", "hfa_OXm72AA-00025-00009644-00010072": "that our does not change until it is pointing right at the next number", "hfa_OXm72AA-00026-00010072-00010429": "as long as the hand points between the six in the seven", "hfa_OXm72AA-00027-00010429-00011045": "it is still six o'clock let's try one more", "hfa_OXm72AA-00028-00011045-00011349": "right now the hour hand is between the 11 and the 12", "hfa_OXm72AA-00029-00011349-00011678": "so is this eleven o'clock or twelve o'clock?", "hfa_OXm72AA-00030-00011678-00012176": "it is still eleven o'clock", "hfa_OXm72AA-00031-00012176-00012626": "it will not be twelve o'clock until the our hand points right at the 12", "hfa_OXm72AA-00032-00012626-00013116": "good job guys. Now this training clock works great", "hfa_OXm72AA-00033-00013116-00013562": "to tell us what our readers but what if you have to be home by a certain time", "hfa_OXm72AA-00034-00013562-00013985": "in the middle hour, it would be difficult to know exactly when to leave", "hfa_OXm72AA-00035-00013985-00014541": "with just using the our hand, that is why we have what we call the minute hand", "hfa_OXm72AA-00036-00014541-00015213": "let's bring in one of our big kid clocks this clock has a big hand", "hfa_OXm72AA-00037-00015213-00015636": "and a small hand we already know the small hand tells us the", "hfa_OXm72AA-00038-00015636-00016255": "hour but do you know what this hand does? This long", "hfa_OXm72AA-00039-00016255-00016667": "is the minute hand the minute hand tells us how much time has passed", "hfa_OXm72AA-00040-00016667-00016996": "after the hour. When telling time", "hfa_OXm72AA-00041-00016996-00017380": "we always look at the hour hand first, on this clock the", "hfa_OXm72AA-00042-00017380-00017809": "hour hand is pointing to the 12 and the minute hand is pointing to the one", "hfa_OXm72AA-00043-00017809-00018146": "so would we say the time is 12 and one minute?", "hfa_OXm72AA-00044-00018146-00018595": "I know you might be tempted to say yes but that is not correct", "hfa_OXm72AA-00045-00018595-00018971": "each one of these increments are counted by 5's", "hfa_OXm72AA-00046-00018971-00019338": "there are five minutes between each of these big numbers", "hfa_OXm72AA-00047-00019338-00019731": "so when the minute hand is that the one five minutes have passed", "hfa_OXm72AA-00048-00019731-00020176": "so this is five minutes 10 minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00049-00020176-00020577": "15 minutes 20 minutes 25 minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00050-00020577-00020960": "30 minutes 35 minutes forty minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00051-00020960-00021347": "45 minutes 50 minutes 55 minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00052-00021347-00021695": "and at the 12 the minute stock back over zero", "hfa_OXm72AA-00053-00021695-00022029": "so right now the time is 12", "hfa_OXm72AA-00054-00022029-00022371": "05 the hour hand is at the 12", "hfa_OXm72AA-00055-00022371-00022700": "and the minute hand is pointing at the one which is five minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00056-00022700-00023118": "let's look at another one", "hfa_OXm72AA-00057-00023118-00023371": "remember we first look at the small hand for the", "hfa_OXm72AA-00058-00023371-00023679": "hour. It is halfway between the three and the four", "hfa_OXm72AA-00059-00023679-00024025": "so it's just a our hand we know it is 3 o'clock", "hfa_OXm72AA-00060-00024025-00024432": "now we look at the minute hand it is pointing to the six", "hfa_OXm72AA-00061-00024432-00024951": "does that mean it is three and six minutes? No", "hfa_OXm72AA-00062-00024951-00025283": "you are right we have to count by fives to get the minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00063-00025283-00025647": "let's count 5 10", "hfa_OXm72AA-00064-00025647-00026023": "15 20 25 30", "hfa_OXm72AA-00065-00026023-00026350": "30 minutes, so the time is 3:30", "hfa_OXm72AA-00066-00026350-00026833": "because the hour is three and after counting by 5's we see that the minute", "hfa_OXm72AA-00067-00026833-00027066": "hand is pointing to 30 minutes", "hfa_OXm72AA-00068-00027066-00027470": "let's do one last one can you help me out on this one", "hfa_OXm72AA-00069-00027470-00028083": "great okay you caught me sleeping earlier because my bedtime is 8 o'clock", "hfa_OXm72AA-00070-00028083-00028170": "at night", "hfa_OXm72AA-00071-00028170-00028611": "when I saw the big hand pointing to the eight I thought it was my bedtime", "hfa_OXm72AA-00072-00028611-00028962": "to get the correct time we need to look at that our hand", "hfa_OXm72AA-00073-00028962-00029362": "first what number is the small our hand pointing to?", "hfa_OXm72AA-00074-00029568-00029738": "it is that the 2 still", "hfa_OXm72AA-00075-00029739-00030195": "so that hour is 2 great job now how many minutes have passed", "hfa_OXm72AA-00076-00030195-00030683": "remember to count by increments of five can you tell me what the minutes are?", "hfa_OXm72AA-00077-00031133-00031322": "The minutes are 40", "hfa_OXm72AA-00078-00031323-00031758": "so the time is 2:40 great job everyone", "hfa_OXm72AA-00079-00031758-00032211": "now that I know how to tell time I will not try to sleep at 2:40 in the", "hfa_OXm72AA-00080-00032211-00032291": "afternoon", "hfa_OXm72AA-00081-00032291-00032706": "thank you so much for your help guys remember to keep practicing and you will", "hfa_OXm72AA-00082-00032706-00032804": "get better at this", "hfa_OXm72AA-00083-00032804-00032975": "we'll see you next time goodbye"}}, {"audio_id": "hgCBwB84O4E", "text": {"hgCBwB84O4E-00000-00000448-00001019": "Hi everyone, my name is Tamara, I am  25 years old and I live in Kyiv.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00001-00001019-00001592": "I have one year of experience as a freelancer, as illustrator, and a UI designer.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00002-00001592-00002298": "My project that I made was connected with the illustration for children's books,", "hgCBwB84O4E-00003-00002298-00002521": "coloring books, and NFTs.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00004-00002521-00003151": "Also, I had created an adaptive design for a landing page, mock-up and structured,", "hgCBwB84O4E-00005-00003151-00003638": "a wireframe for the perfume company, Tina Tintern.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00006-00003638-00004060": "Also, I write a UI kit for this landing page.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00007-00004060-00004791": "And to this purpose, I finished the basic course of HTML and CSS,", "hgCBwB84O4E-00008-00004791-00005400": "because I consider that it helps me in the future to understand deeper", "hgCBwB84O4E-00009-00005400-00005803": "the technical pattern of the different sites.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00010-00005803-00006553": "Also, I have experience in typography, I was creating different longreeds and my", "hgCBwB84O4E-00011-00006553-00007438": "purpose was to stay text informative, but on the other side to make it more attractive", "hgCBwB84O4E-00012-00007438-00007584": "for the reader.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00013-00007584-00007960": "I prefer a full-time job it is my priority", "hgCBwB84O4E-00014-00007960-00008760": "I have a master's degree in chemistry and for me, there is not difficult to work", "hgCBwB84O4E-00015-00008760-00009217": "with numbers or long-term searching.", "hgCBwB84O4E-00016-00009217-00009733": "So I'm very grateful for your time and I  hope we will meet soon!"}}, {"audio_id": "hgMiAwkS5kc", "text": {}}, {"audio_id": "hgMbEkEYgSk", "text": {"hgMbEkEYgSk-00000-00000092-00000392": "[μουσική]", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00001-00001369-00001826": "Διήμερο Διαδικτυακό Αναχωρητήριο με τον Μουτζιμπάμπα 24-26 Απριλίου 2020", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00002-00002107-00002391": "Συζήτηση Με Τον Κανέναν", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00003-00002391-00002703": "24 Απριλίου 2020 / Απόσπασμα από Σατσάνγκ (με υπότιτλους)", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00004-00003240-00003697": "[Μούτζι] Τι έχουμε εδώ;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00005-00003697-00004385": "Λέει εδώ, \"Αγαπημένε Μούτζι\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00006-00004385-00004738": "Βασικά, πήγα κατευθείαν στο τέλος του γράμματος,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00007-00004738-00004975": "φαίνονται μερικές λέξεις εκεί,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00008-00004975-00005267": "στο τέλος, ψάχνω ποιος το έχει γράψει,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00009-00005267-00005527": "Και λέει, \"Πολλή αγάπη και ευγνωμοσύνη\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00010-00005527-00005945": "υπογραφή, \"Νο Ουάν (=Κανένας), από την Κίνα\" Οκ;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00011-00005945-00006512": "Λοιπόν θα δούμε αν είναι κύριος ή κυρία \"Κανένας\" εκεί.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00012-00006512-00006740": "Α! Να'σαι! Πολύ καλά.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00013-00006740-00007150": "[Μούτζι] Γειά σου, Νο Ουάν. [Ερωτών] Γειά.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00014-00007150-00007560": "[Μούτζι] Πάντως το Νο Ουάν(=Κανένας) ακούγεται σαν Κινέζικο όνομα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00015-00007560-00007818": "[Ερ.] Είναι Κινέζικο όνομα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00016-00007818-00008190": "[Μούτζι] \"Αγαπημένε μου Μούτζι, Ακολουθώντας την καθοδήγησή σου", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00017-00008190-00008611": "ξέρω ότι δεν είμαι αυτό το οποίο αντιλαμβάνομαι\". Ωραία.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00018-00008611-00009034": "[Μούτζι] Άρα δεν είμαι το σώμα, δεν είμαι ο νους,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00019-00009034-00009417": "δεν είμαι τα συναισθήματα, ακόμη και η αίσθηση ότι είμαι...\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00020-00009417-00009930": "Είναι πιο λεπτοφυές τώρα. \"...είναι και αυτή αντιληπτή, άρα δεν είμαι αυτή\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00021-00009930-00010630": "Αυτό προσπαθούσα να εξηγήσω στον Εμμάνουελ πριν.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00022-00010630-00011130": "Μπορείς, λες, ακόμη και να παρατηρείς ότι η αίσθηση του είμαι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00023-00011130-00011587": "η οποία είναι πιο λεπτοφυής από τα συναισθήματα ή το σώμα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00024-00011587-00011973": "η καθαυτή αίσθηση του είμαι, του είμαι ζωντανός,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00025-00011973-00012217": "επίσης είναι αντιληπτή από εσένα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00026-00012217-00012500": "\"Άρα δεν μπορεί να είμαι εγώ\", λες.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00027-00012500-00012852": "Έχω περιέργεια να δω πώς θα εξελιχθεί το γράμμα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00028-00012852-00013400": "\"Μπορώ μόνο να πω ότι είμαι το υποκείμενο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00029-00013400-00013891": "Και έχω επίγνωση, γιατί πάντα έχω επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00030-00013891-00014286": "και δεν έχω ποτέ βιώσει μη επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00031-00014286-00014721": "Είναι εκπληκτικό! \"Δεν έχω βιώσει ποτέ μη επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00032-00014721-00015202": "[Μ.] Για να βιώσεις, αν ποτέ υπήρχε κάτι που να λέγεται μη επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00033-00015202-00015544": "θα χρειαζόταν επίγνωση για να βιώσει τη μη επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00034-00015544-00015865": "Η επίγνωση δεν μπορεί να εξαλειφθεί από τη μη επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00035-00015865-00016317": "διότι αν αφαιρέσεις την επίγνωση, παραμένει η επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00036-00016317-00016578": "Δεν μπορείς να την αφαιρέσεις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00037-00016578-00017091": "Παρ' όλα αυτά, δεν μπορώ να πω ότι είμαι η επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00038-00017091-00017606": "Επειδή έχω επίγνωση δεν σημαίνει ότι είμαι επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00039-00017606-00018078": "Λες ότι \"Το γεγονός ότι έχω επίγνωση δεν σημαίνει ότι είμαι η επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00040-00018078-00018385": "Λοιπόν θα το κοιτάξω λίγο αυτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00041-00018385-00018586": "\"Εγώ έχω επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00042-00018586-00019006": "Μοιάζει πολύ παράξενη δήλωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00043-00019006-00019824": "\"Επειδή εγώ έχω επίγνωση δεν σημαίνει ότι είμαι η ίδια η επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00044-00019824-00020263": "Η πραγματικά σημαντική λέξη είναι \"εγώ\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00045-00020263-00020912": "\"Επειδή εγώ έχω επίγνωση, δεν σημαίνει απαραίτητα ότι είμαι η ίδια επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00046-00020912-00021318": "Αυτό θα καθοριστεί από το τι θεωρείς ως \"εγώ\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00047-00021318-00021817": "\"Εγώ έχω επίγνωση, δεν σημαίνει είμαι η επίγνωση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00048-00021817-00022050": "αυτή είναι η δήλωσή που κάνεις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00049-00022050-00022319": "Λοιπόν, ποιος είναι το \"εγώ\" που λέει,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00050-00022319-00022866": "\"Έχω επίγνωση του ότι, να έχεις επίγνωση δεν σημαίνει ότι είμαι η ίδια η επίγνωση;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00051-00022866-00023248": "Τότε τι έχει την επίγνωση αυτήν;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00052-00023248-00023625": "[Ερ.] Πρέπει να είμαι εγώ. [Μούτζι] Τίποτα. Τίποτα. Τίποτα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00053-00023625-00024101": "Τίποτα είναι ένα συνώνυμο της επίγνωσης επίσης,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00054-00024101-00024858": "διότι η επίγνωση η ίδια έχει επίγνωση του τίποτα και του κάτι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00055-00024858-00025243": "Ας παραμείνουμε σιωπηλοί με αυτό. Θα τελειώσω το γράμμα σου.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00056-00025243-00025736": "\"Οπότε είναι η επίγνωση μια λειτουργία μέσα μου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00057-00025736-00026098": "και είμαι εγώ ακόμη πιο πριν από αυτή; Λέει η ερώτησή σου.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00058-00026098-00026585": "Διαβάζω ξανά. \"Οπότε είναι η επίγνωση μια λειτουργία μέσα μου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00059-00026585-00026892": "και εγώ είμαι ακόμη πιο πριν από αυτή;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00060-00026892-00027273": "Λοιπόν... Ας τελειώσω την ερώτηση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00061-00027273-00027738": "Λες, \"Αυτή η ερώτηση είναι διακαής και ελπίζω να πάρω την απάντησή σου\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00062-00027738-00028306": "Έτσι ελπίζω ότι θα το ξεκαθαρίσουμε αυτό το πράγμα, εδώ και τώρα!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00063-00028306-00028855": "Είναι η επίγνωση μια λειτουργία; Κάνεις αυτή την ερώτηση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00064-00028855-00029281": "\"Είναι η επίγνωση μια λειτουργία μέσα μου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00065-00029281-00029531": "και είμαι εγώ ακόμη πιο πριν από αυτήν;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00066-00029531-00029770": "Λοιπόν, είναι πολύ ενδιαφέρον σημείο,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00067-00029770-00030039": "γιατί κάποιες φορές λέμε,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00068-00030039-00030363": "\"Έχω επίγνωση αυτού\", \"έχω επίγνωση εκείνου\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00069-00030363-00030626": "Άρα όταν την χρησιμοποιούμε με αυτόν τον τρόπο,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00070-00030626-00031017": "η επίγνωση χρησιμοποιείται ως λειτουργικός όρος.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00071-00031017-00031462": "Ακριβώς όπως λες, \"Έχω συνείδηση αυτού\", \"έχω συνείδηση εκείνου\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00072-00031462-00031700": "\"Μπορώ να δω αυτό\", \"μπορώ να δω εκείνο\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00073-00031700-00032015": "Έτσι αυτό είναι μια λειτουργική ταυτότητα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00074-00032015-00032619": "Αν πω, έχω επίγνωση ότι κάνω διαλογισμό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00075-00032619-00032935": "Έχω επίγνωση ακόμη κι από την διαδικασία του διαλογισμού.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00076-00032935-00033233": "Τι είναι αυτό το \"εγώ\" που λέει \"εγώ έχω επίγνωση;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00077-00033233-00033542": "Είναι διαφορετικό από την ίδια την επίγνωση;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00078-00033542-00034095": "Είναι το \"εγώ\" που λέει, \"εγώ έχω επίγνωση της επίγνωσης;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00079-00034095-00034650": "Αυτό που θα ισχυριζόταν, \"εγώ έχω επίγνωση ακόμη και της επίγνωσης\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00080-00034650-00035068": "φαίνεται να υποδεικνύει ότι υπάρχει μια άλλη επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00081-00035068-00035410": "Όμως υπάρχει μόνο μια επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00082-00035410-00036017": "Εσύ λες, \"Άρα είναι η επίγνωση μια λειτουργία μέσα μου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00083-00036017-00036264": "και είμαι εγώ ακόμη πιο πριν από αυτήν;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00084-00036264-00036731": "Αν λες, \"Εγώ έχω επίγνωση αυτού\", \"εγώ έχω επίγνωση εκείνου\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00085-00036731-00037174": "αυτό το \"εγώ\" φυσικά παρουσιάζεται σαν να είναι πίσω από την επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00086-00037174-00037374": "\"Μπορώ να παρακολουθώ την επίγνωση μου\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00087-00037374-00037686": "Αλλά εσύ τι θα ήσουν; Μη-επίγνωση;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00088-00037686-00037987": "[Μ.] Μπορεί η μη-επίγνωση να παρακολουθεί την επίγνωση; [Ερ.] Όχι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00089-00037987-00038523": "[Μούτζι] Οπότε πρέπει τότε να παραδεχθείς ότι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00090-00038523-00039130": "εσύ η ίδια πρέπει να είσαι επίγνωση για να πεις,\"Έχω επίγνωση της επίγνωσης\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00091-00039130-00039466": "Οπότε μόνο η επίγνωση μπορεί να έχει επίγνωση της επίγνωσης.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00092-00039466-00040259": "Είναι σαν η επίγνωση και το άπειρον να είναι το ίδιο πράγμα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00093-00040259-00040674": "Άρα αν κάτι λέει \"Έχω επίγνωση του άπειρου\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00094-00040674-00040908": "αυτό το κάτι, ότι κι αν είναι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00095-00040908-00041171": "πρέπει να στέκεται ξέχωρα από το άπειρον;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00096-00041171-00041457": "Όχι, δεν μπορεί να είναι έξω από το άπειρον,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00097-00041457-00041947": "Γιατί τότε το άπειρον θα ήταν περιορισμένο. Παρακολουθείς;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00098-00041947-00042285": "Οπότε είναι μόνο μια επιβεβαίωση του εαυτού.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00099-00042285-00042688": "\"Είμαι ο εαυτός μου η επίγνωση\". Δεν είναι δύο δηλώσεις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00100-00042688-00042985": "Για πρώτη φορά, αν μιλήσεις έτσι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00101-00042985-00043357": "μιλάς, αλλά είναι μη-δυαδικότητα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00102-00043357-00043628": "Το υποκείμενο επιβεβαιώνει το υποκείμενο,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00103-00043628-00044315": "δεν μετατρέπει την επίγνωση σε αντικείμενο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00104-00044315-00044720": "Δώσε ένα λεπτό σε αυτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00105-00045090-00045314": "Μπορείς να μιλήσεις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00106-00045314-00045836": "[Ερ.] Ναι, αλλά επειδή... Είμαι πολύ ευγνώμων σε σένα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00107-00045836-00046324": "Γιατί μέσω του σατσάνγκ στο Ρισικές", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00108-00046324-00046971": "βιώνω το \"Εγώ\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00109-00046971-00047369": "Διότι δεν είμαι αυτό του οποίου έχω επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00110-00047369-00047718": "οπότε γίνεται βίωμα αυτό είναι φανταστικό για μένα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00111-00047718-00047932": "[Μούτζι] Επέτρεψε μου να σε διακόψω.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00112-00047932-00048345": "Λες βιώνεις την επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00113-00048345-00048619": "Βιώνεις το \"Είμαι η επίγνωση\". Έτσι;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00114-00048619-00049307": "[Ερ.] Ναι. [Μούτζι] Αλλά στην πραγματική αναγνώριση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00115-00049307-00049600": "[Μούτζι] δεν υπήρχε ξεχωριστή οντότητα που το βιώνει.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00116-00049600-00049875": "Εσύ είσαι η επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00117-00049875-00050444": "Όταν λες \"Εγώ βιώνω την επίγνωση\", είναι μια εκ των υστέρων σκέψη.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00118-00050444-00050768": "Μόνο αργότερα λες, \"Εγώ βιώνω αυτό\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00119-00050768-00051276": "Γιατί η συνήθεια της δυαδικότητας", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00120-00051276-00051624": "αναγκαστικά σε βάζει, από συνήθεια,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00121-00051624-00051995": "να πεις, \"Ναι, εγώ βιώνω εκείνο\". Αλλά αυτό δεν είναι αλήθεια.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00122-00051995-00052314": "Εσύ είσαι η επίγνωση", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00123-00052314-00052786": "και εσύ είσαι η επίγνωση του Εαυτού της ίδιας της επίγνωσης.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00124-00052786-00052990": "Δεν είναι δυο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00125-00052990-00053194": "[Ερ.] Έχω μια ερώτηση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00126-00053194-00053602": "Ο λόγος που ρωτώ είναι γιατί", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00127-00053602-00054399": "στην Κινέζικη παράδοση του Ζεν, λέγεται ότι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00128-00054399-00055022": "ακόμη και η συνειδητότητα δεν είναι αυτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00129-00055022-00055367": "Το Απόλυτο πρέπει να μην είναι τίποτα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00130-00055367-00055813": "άρα ακόμη και η συνειδητότητα δεν είναι εκείνο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00131-00055813-00056213": "[Μούτζι] Ναι. Άφησέ με να σου εξηγήσω. Χρησιμοποιούμε την λέξη συνειδητότητα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00132-00056213-00056775": "και συχνά λέμε μια απ' τις δύο λέξεις μερικές φορές \"συνειδητότητα\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00133-00056775-00057150": "και μερικές φορές \"Απόλυτο\". Οκ;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00134-00057150-00057548": "Οπότε κανονικά, όταν χρησιμοποιούμε τη λέξη \"συνειδητότητα\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00135-00057548-00058201": "\"συνειδητότητα\" χρησιμοποιείται περισσότερο ως \"Έχω συνείδηση αυτού\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00136-00058201-00058900": "Όταν το λέμε, είναι πιο κοντά στον νου, στη συνειδητότητα-νους.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00137-00058900-00059385": "Και η επίγνωση, από συνήθεια και παράδοση, λέμε \"Έχω επίγνωση αυτού\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00138-00059385-00059683": "Αλλά όταν μιλώ για την επίγνωση τώρα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00139-00059683-00060029": "μιλώ για το Απόλυτο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00140-00060029-00060428": "Αν και κάποιες φορές μπορεί να πω, έχω επίγνωση αυτού,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00141-00060428-00060701": "αλλά μέσα σε εκείνο το πλαίσιο δεν αναφέρομαι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00142-00060701-00061011": "σε εκείνη την λειτουργική επίγνωση ως το Απόλυτο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00143-00061011-00061211": "όταν λέω, έχω επίγνωση αυτού,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00144-00061211-00061539": "θα μπορούσε να είναι το ίδιο με το έχω συνείδηση αυτού.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00145-00061539-00061947": "Οπότε αυτό που αποκαλώ τη δυναμική, λειτουργική συνειδητότητα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00146-00061947-00062147": "ή επίγνωση από μόνη της.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00147-00062147-00062421": "Εννοώντας ότι χρησιμοποιείται σαν μια λειτουργία,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00148-00062421-00062754": "\"Έχω επίγνωση αυτού\" ή \"έχω συνείδηση αυτού\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00149-00062754-00063181": "Αλλά χρησιμοποιώ τον όρο \"επίγνωση\" ή \"αγνή επίγνωση\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00150-00063181-00063656": "ως ισοδύναμο ή ως συνώνυμο του Απόλυτου.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00151-00063656-00063978": "Τώρα μπορεί να πεις \"Υπάρχει μια σύγχυση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00152-00063978-00064271": "γιατί νιώθω ότι είμαι αυτή η επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00153-00064271-00064522": "Λες \"νιώθω ότι είμαι αυτή η επίγνωση\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00154-00064522-00064939": "Αλλά εκείνη τη στιγμή που λες, \"νιώθω ότι είμαι αυτή η επίγνωση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00155-00064939-00065338": "λιγάκι χρησιμοποιείς την ανάμνηση του βιώματος,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00156-00065338-00065581": "λίγο, μερικές φορές.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00157-00065581-00065792": "Ακόμη καθώς μιλάς και λες,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00158-00065792-00066164": "\"Ξέρω ότι είμαι εκείνη η αγνή επίγνωση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00159-00066164-00066556": "εκείνη η αγνή επίγνωση είναι ακόμη εδώ.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00160-00066556-00066809": "Αλλά δεν χρειάζεται να γίνει ένα άτομο", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00161-00066809-00067387": "για να πει ότι είναι αγνή επίγνωση. Χρησιμοποιεί...", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00162-00067387-00067643": "[Ερ.] Πάντοτε έχω επίγνωση. [Μούτζι] Τι;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00163-00067643-00067893": "[Ερ.] Πάντα έχω επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00164-00067893-00068244": "και δεν μπορώ πότε να είμαι σε άγνοια. Αυτό είναι δεδομένο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00165-00068244-00068586": "[Μούτζι] Αχά! Και το επισήμανες αυτό νωρίτερα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00166-00068586-00069073": "Αλλά εξαιτίας του αντανακλαστικού,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00167-00069073-00069670": "από την αγνή επίγνωση έρχεται η κίνηση της συνειδητότητας,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00168-00069670-00070031": "μέσω του \"εγώ\", \"εγώ υπάρχω\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00169-00070031-00070317": "κι αυτό το \"εγώ υπάρχω\" είναι πολύ ισχυρό,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00170-00070317-00071132": "εγώ πολλές φορές αναφέρομαι σ'αυτό ως το παιδί του Απόλυτου.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00171-00071132-00071457": "Είναι βαθιά συνδεδεμένο με την αγνή επίγνωση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00172-00071457-00071899": "αλλά είναι η ενεργή επίγνωση που λέει \"εγώ\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00173-00071899-00072258": "και ούτε είναι άτομο!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00174-00072258-00072868": "Η αίσθηση \"εγώ\", \"εγώ είμαι\" είναι βασικά η δυναμική συνειδητότητα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00175-00072868-00073198": "είναι η συνειδητότητα από την οποία ο κόσμος", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00176-00073198-00073640": "και η δυαδικότητα εμφανίζεται και μπορείς να δεις αυτό και το άλλο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00177-00073640-00074024": "Αλλά δεν έχει ακόμη, αυτομάτως γίνει το άτομο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00178-00074024-00074725": "Το άτομο είναι μια παραπάνω διαστρέβλωση ή ψευδαίσθηση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00179-00074725-00075250": "όταν μέσα σ'εκείνη την συνειδητότητα, πιστεύει ότι είναι το σώμα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00180-00075250-00075687": "αντί για την λειτουργία μέσα στο σώμα, αυτός ο οποίος αντιλαμβάνεται το σώμα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00181-00075687-00075954": "Όταν ταυτίζεται με το σώμα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00182-00075954-00076227": "τότε η αίσθηση \"είμαι το σώμα\" έρχεται,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00183-00076227-00076713": "και τότε υπάρχει ακόμη πιο πολύ διαστρέβλωση στη συνειδητότητα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00184-00076713-00077290": "[Ερ.] Πριν λίγο, όταν άκουσα την Πρόσκλησή σου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00185-00077290-00078017": "όταν ρωτάς \"είναι αντικείμενο;\" λέω, \"Ναι\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00186-00078017-00078521": "Αυτό-που-είναι είναι ένα αντικείμενο για μένα γιατί είναι αντιληπτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00187-00078521-00079190": "[Μ.] Είναι; [Ερ.] Είναι αντιληπτό. Μπορώ να δω την αίσθηση του είναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00188-00079190-00079389": "[Μούτζι] Επίτρεψε μου να πω κάτι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00189-00079389-00079787": "Αυτή είναι μια πολύ ενδιαφέρουσα και σημαντική συζήτηση τώρα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00190-00079787-00080108": "Θα σου πω γιατί νιώθεις ότι βλέπεις αυτό που είναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00191-00080108-00080315": "Γιατί χρησιμοποιείς τον νου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00192-00080315-00080658": "νιώθεις πως είναι ο νους που αντιλαμβάνεται αυτό που είναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00193-00080658-00080877": "Αλλά όταν μιλώ για αυτό που είναι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00194-00080877-00081474": "αναφέρομαι σε αυτό που είναι ως την αγνή επίγνωση την ίδια,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00195-00081474-00081937": "την οποία λες ότι επίσης μπορείς να αντιληφθείς.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00196-00081937-00082306": "Είχες πει νωρίτερα επίσης \"Αλλά για να πεις...\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00197-00082306-00083082": "[Ερ.] Όχι. Δεν μπορώ να δω την αγνή συνειδητότητα. Δεν μπορώ.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00198-00083082-00083519": "[Μούτζι] Αλλά γνωρίζεις ότι είσαι αυτή;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00199-00083519-00084133": "[Ερ.] Έχω επίγνωση. Αυτό ξέρω, ότι έχω επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00200-00084133-00084457": "[Μούτζι] Αυτό είναι διαφορετικό από την επίγνωση την ίδια;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00201-00084457-00084860": "\"Έχω επίγνωση\" και επίγνωση;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00202-00084860-00085330": "Δεν μπορείς να πεις \"Είμαι η επίγνωση;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00203-00085330-00085764": "[Ερ.] Ναι. Δεν μπορώ να πω.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00204-00085764-00086071": "[Μούτζι] Γιατί λέγοντας \"Είμαι η επίγνωση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00205-00086071-00086537": "νομίζεις ότι αυτόματα γίνεσαι δυαδικότητα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00206-00086537-00086742": "Αλλά όταν οι λέξεις έρχονται...", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00207-00086742-00087135": "Διότι η επίγνωση δεν μπορεί να μιλήσει να πει ότι είναι η επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00208-00087135-00087599": "Οπότε μπορεί μόνο να μιλήσει με την βοήθεια της συνειδητότητας,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00209-00087599-00088192": "την δυναμική πλευρά της ίδιας, για να πει \"Είμαι η επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00210-00088192-00088609": "Άρα πρόσεχε την ορολογία και τις λέξεις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00211-00088609-00088809": "Το ένα αμετάβλητο...", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00212-00088809-00089139": "Έχεις επίγνωση ότι υπάρχει κάτι εδώ,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00213-00089139-00089559": "ένα κάτι-τίποτα, το οποίο δεν αλλάζει.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00214-00089559-00089778": "Δεν επηρεάζεται.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00215-00089778-00090143": "[Μούτζι] Έχεις επίγνωση αυτού ή όχι? [Ερ.] Ναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00216-00090143-00090589": "[Μούτζι] Αυτή είναι η επίγνωση η ίδια. [Ερ.] Ναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00217-00090589-00091017": "[Ερ.] Οπότε η \"Πρόσκληση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00218-00091017-00091737": "όταν με κατευθύνει προς αυτό που είναι, απλώς δεν έχω καμία ερώτηση!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00219-00091737-00092203": "Αλλά όταν ρωτάς, \"Είναι αντικείμενο;\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00220-00092203-00092810": "τότε ο νους θα έρθει και θα πει \"Ώ! Όχι!\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00221-00092810-00093044": "[Μούτζι] Λοιπόν, το αποκαλείς νου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00222-00093044-00093453": "εγώ το αποκαλώ αγνή νοημοσύνη της ίδιας της Ύπαρξης.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00223-00093453-00093656": "Εσύ το αποκαλείς νου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00224-00093656-00094151": "Και έχουμε βάλει λίγο τον νου σε λερωμένο πλαίσιο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00225-00094151-00094371": "Μπορούμε επίσης να πούμε, \"Ο αγνός νους\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00226-00094371-00095213": "Μπορούμε επίσης να πούμε ο φυσικός νους και η συνειδητότητα είναι το ίδιο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00227-00095213-00095815": "[Ερ.] Όταν ρωτάς, \"Είναι ένα αντικείμενο;,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00228-00095815-00096343": "τότε λέω \"όχι\", γιατί αυτό που είναι είναι αντιληπτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00229-00096343-00096715": "[Ερ.] Δεν ξέρω αν αυτό είναι ο λερωμένος νους...", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00230-00096715-00097119": "[Μούτζι] Άρα όταν η απάντηση έρχεται, \"δεν μπορώ να απαντήσω\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00231-00097119-00097470": "αυτό επίσης είναι αντιληπτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00232-00097470-00097966": "Ακόμα και όταν λες, \"δεν μπορώ να απαντήσω ως αγνή επίγνωση\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00233-00097966-00098825": "ακόμη κι αυτή η απάντηση είναι επίσης αντιληπτή από την αγνή επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00234-00098825-00099093": "Με παρακολουθείς ή όχι; Ακόμη κι αν λες,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00235-00099093-00099668": "\"Ναι, αλλά δεν μπορώ να απαντήσω, \"Είναι ένα αντικείμενο;\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00236-00099668-00100072": "Ποιον ρωτάω και ποιος μπορεί να απαντήσει;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00237-00100072-00100400": "Οπότε είναι πολύ καλό που μιλάμε για αυτό,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00238-00100400-00100886": "γιατί υπάρχουν άνθρωποι που αποκαλούνται \"αγνοί αντβάιτας (μη δυαδικότης)\" και ούτω καθεξής,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00239-00100886-00101326": "και γίνονται πολύ τεχνικοί πάνω σε αυτό και εγώ δεν γίνομαι τεχνικός.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00240-00101326-00101826": "Απλώς είμαι αληθινός και διακριτικός, να εκθέσω τη λεπτότητα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00241-00101826-00102374": "Αν ρωτώ, είναι ένα αντικείμενο;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00242-00102374-00102839": "και εσύ ήρθες στο σημείο [Μένοντας απόλυτα σιωπηλός],", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00243-00102839-00103179": "και πάλι απαντάς! Εντάξει;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00244-00103179-00103569": "Γιατί ο νους σου λέει \"καλύτερα να μην πω,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00245-00103569-00103967": "γιατί ξαφνικά θα μετατραπώ σε άτομο πάλι\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00246-00103967-00104348": "Αυτό δεν είναι αλήθεια. Μπορείς να το δεις πιο χαλαρά,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00247-00104348-00104595": "αν πεις, \"Όχι, δεν είναι ένα αντικείμενο\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00248-00104595-00105528": "Αφού μπορείς να πεις, \"Εκείνο είναι αγνό και δεν είναι ένα αντικείμενο\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00249-00105528-00106085": "\"Μπορώ να πω αγνό; Ω! Μπορώ να χρησιμοποιήσω το \"αγνό\";", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00250-00106085-00106318": "Οπότε απλώς χαλάρωσε. Είναι εντάξει.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00251-00106318-00106588": "Δεν είναι ερώτηση παγίδα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00252-00106588-00106851": "Μπορείς να πεις \"Όχι, δεν είναι ένα αντικείμενο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00253-00106851-00107102": "Δεν πάει και έρχεται\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00254-00107102-00107403": "Αν δεν ήμασταν σε θέση να χρησιμοποιήσουμε αυτές τις λέξεις,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00255-00107403-00107903": "κανείς δε θα μπορούσε να καθοδηγηθεί σωστά.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00256-00107903-00108104": "Απλώς αυτό, πρώτα απ'όλα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00257-00108104-00108383": "θα καταλάβεις αυτή την αρχική κατανόηση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00258-00108383-00108584": "επέτρεψε να συμβεί αυτό,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00259-00108584-00109056": "και σταδιακά, καθώς θα εξοικειώνεσαι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00260-00109056-00109390": "και θα σταθεροποιείσαι σε αυτή την κατανόηση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00261-00109390-00109591": "τότε αυτό που συμβαίνει είναι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00262-00109591-00110090": "αυτές οι λεπτοφυείς αμφιβολίες, απλώς θα εξαφανιστούν.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00263-00110090-00110299": "Απλώς εξαφανίζονται.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00264-00110299-00110658": "[Ερ.] Και όταν ρωτάς \"Μπορεί να ξεθωριάσει;\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00265-00110658-00111470": "πιστεύω ότι η αίσθηση του είναι", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00266-00111470-00111790": "δεν θα είναι εδώ κατά τον βαθύ ύπνο.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00267-00111790-00112851": "[Μούτζι] Ναι. Η αίσθηση του είναι δεν είναι απόλυτη επίγνωση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00268-00112851-00113520": "[Ερ.] Οπότε είναι \"η Πρόσκληση\" μια κατεύθυνση προς το Απόλυτο;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00269-00113520-00113798": "[Μούτζι] Ναι. Απομακρύνει τα πάντα!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00270-00113798-00114347": "Αλλά αν επιμένεις ότι το είναι, είναι η τελική κατάσταση,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00271-00114347-00114780": "τότε μιλάς από εκείνη τη θέση.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00272-00114780-00114980": "Όμως αυτό που λέω είναι ότι,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00273-00114980-00115353": "όλα, συμπεριλαμβανομένης της αίσθησης του είναι, είναι αντιληπτά.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00274-00115353-00115787": "Ακόμα και η αίσθηση της ύπαρξης είναι αντιληπτή.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00275-00115787-00116001": "Τότε τι απομένει;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00276-00116001-00116614": "Μπορείς μόνο να πεις, \"Μηδέν, πέρα από το σύμβολο του μηδενός\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00277-00116614-00117011": "Οπότε μπορούμε να μιλάμε γι' αυτό. Δεν λέω ότι η ομιλία είναι Αυτό,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00278-00117011-00117613": "αλλά Αυτό προκαλεί την ομιλία, να επιβεβαιώσει ότι Αυτό Είναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00279-00117613-00117965": "Η επίγνωση δεν είναι κάτι διαφορετικό, κάπου αλλού.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00280-00117965-00118325": "Και αν πεις \"άουτς!\" \"Ω! Αυτό δεν ήταν επίγνωση\".", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00281-00118325-00118588": "Μην αγχώνεσαι για αυτό. Είναι παντού!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00282-00118588-00118822": "Είναι εκεί πριν αρχίσει ο νους.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00283-00118822-00119081": "Είναι εκεί πριν αρχίσει η συνειδητότητα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00284-00119081-00119417": "είναι εκεί πριν από κάθε κίνηση και κάθε λειτουργία.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00285-00119417-00119915": "Είναι εδώ και είναι εντελώς αμετάβλητο από την λειτουργία τους.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00286-00119915-00120249": "[Ερ.] Προηγουμένως, όταν παρακολουθούσα τα σατσάνγκς,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00287-00120249-00120751": "όταν λες, \"το δεύτερο πουλί\", και \"το ένα που βλέπει το δεύτερο πουλί\",", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00288-00120751-00121021": "δεν καταλάβαινα τι εννοούσες,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00289-00121021-00121294": "γιατί μπορώ μόνο να δω το δεύτερο πουλί.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00290-00121294-00121787": "Και μετά ξαφνικά μπορούσα ξεκάθαρα να δω", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00291-00121787-00122409": "ότι η αίσθηση του είναι φαίνεται ξεκάθαρα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00292-00122409-00122755": "[Ερ.] Είναι προφανές! [Μούτζι] Ναι.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00293-00122755-00123203": "[Μούτζι] Τότε τι βλέπει αυτή την αίσθηση του είναι ή το δεύτερο πουλί;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00294-00123203-00123475": "[Ερ.] Πρέπει να είμαι \"εγώ\". [Μούτζι] Ως τι;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00295-00123475-00123923": "[Ερ.] \"Εγώ είμαι\". \"Εγώ\" ως τι;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00296-00123923-00124160": "[Ερ.] Τίποτα. Κανένας! [γέλια]", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00297-00124160-00124483": "[Μούτζι] Α! Έτσι υπέγραψες και το γράμμα σου,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00298-00124483-00124832": "[Μ.] \"Κανένας από την Κίνα\". [Ερ.] Είναι το αληθινό μου όνομα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00299-00124832-00125206": "[Μ.] Η Κανένας είναι κανένας! Πολύ ωραία! [Ερ.] Η Κανένας είναι κανένας.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00300-00125206-00125540": "[Μούτζι] Νο ουάν από την Κίνα. Αυτό είναι πολύ, πολύ καλό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00301-00125540-00125908": "Τώρα έχεις δικαιώσει το όνομά σου.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00302-00125908-00126240": "[Ερ.] Ναι. Είμαι πολύ ευγνώμων.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00303-00126240-00126794": "Ήταν να έρθω στο Ρισικές αλλά μου απαγορεύτηκε,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00304-00126794-00127127": "όμως πιστεύω πως όλα είναι η Χάρις.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00305-00127127-00127494": "Είμαι πολύ ευγνώμων που είχα αυτή την ευκαιρία να σε γνωρίσω.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00306-00127494-00127754": "[Μούτζι] Είμαι πολύ, πολύ χαρούμενος.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00307-00127754-00128010": "Είμαι πολύ χαρούμενος γι'αυτό Νο Ουάν.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00308-00128010-00128297": "Ευχαριστώ. Ευχαριστώ. Ευχαριστώ. Πολύ ωραία.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00309-00128297-00128755": "[Ερ.] Ευχαριστώ. Εύχομαι να σε δω από κοντά. [Μούτζι] Κάποια στιγμή.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00310-00128755-00129048": "[Ερ.] Σε παρουσία. [Μ.] Ναι. Καταλαβαίνουμε.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00311-00129048-00129569": "[Μ.] Μπορούμε να χαλαρώσουμε με τη γλώσσα. Καταλαβαίνω τι εννοείς. Οκ;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00312-00129569-00129925": "[Ερ.] Ναι. Οκ. Ευχαριστώ. Σε αγαπώ. [Μ.] Πολύ καλά.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00313-00129925-00130275": "[Μ.] Θαυμάσια! Θαυμάσια!", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00314-00130275-00130676": "Αυτή ήταν μια πολύ σημαντική συνομιλία,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00315-00130676-00130991": "και ξέρω ότι υπάρχουν πολλοί από εσάς", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00316-00130991-00131505": "που μπορούν να είναι σε παρουσία με αυτό.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00317-00131505-00132010": "Διότι η συνομιλία με τη Νο Ουάν,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00318-00132010-00132460": "είναι βασικά μια συνομιλία με όλους αλλά και με κανέναν συνάμα.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00319-00132460-00132787": "Γιατί αν παρακολουθείς από εκείνο το μέρος", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00320-00132787-00133034": "στο οποίο υποδεικνύω,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00321-00133034-00133338": "τότε θα πάρεις την χαρά της επιβεβαίωσης,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00322-00133338-00133747": "\"Α! έτσι είναι!\" \"Ναι, έτσι είναι!\"", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00323-00133747-00134084": "Μόνο αν γινόμαστε πολύ εγκεφαλικοί πάνω σ' αυτό,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00324-00134084-00134291": "τότε ο νους επιμένει.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00325-00134291-00135084": "Γιατί στην πραγματικότητα, ο νους που έχει το DNA της ατομικότητας,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00326-00135084-00135591": "δεν θα συνεργαστεί τόσο πολύ να καταλάβει την ίδια του την πηγή.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00327-00135591-00135997": "Θέλει να επιβιώσει όσο περισσότερο γίνεται", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00328-00135997-00136277": "στο πεδίο της δυαδικότητας.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00329-00136277-00136477": "Ελπίζω μπορείτε να συσχετιστείτε", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00330-00136477-00136743": "και να συσχετίζεστε μαζί με εμένα,", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00331-00136743-00137033": "με την ερώτηση που η Νο Ουάν έθεσε. Οκ;", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00332-00137033-00137501": "Λοιπόν θα προχωρήσω να δούμε τι μπορούμε να βρούμε.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00333-00137696-00138027": "Πνευματικά δικαιώματα © 2020 Mooji Media Ltd. Όλα τα δικαιώματα διατηρούνται.", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00334-00138027-00138296": "Κανένα μέρος αυτής της εγγραφής δεν μπορεί να αναπαραχθεί", "hgMbEkEYgSk-00335-00138296-00138565": "χωρίς τη ρητή συγκατάθεση της Mooji Media Ltd."}}, {"audio_id": "hh4QDHBfYiu", "text": {"hh4QDHBfYiu-00000-00000071-00002696": "Responding to Pdt. Gilbert  Lumoindong", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00001-00002696-00004374": "Meaning of Liturgical Color", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00002-00004374-00006808": "White: joy, purity, innocence, and glory (Dan 7: 9; Mk 9: 2-3, Rev 3: 4-5).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00003-00006808-00008013": "Can", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00004-00008013-00012322": "be replaced with", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00005-00012322-00014222": "yellow or gold (the color of light) if the celebration has a more glorious or victorious", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00006-00014222-00016087": "tone (Gen 1: 3-5, Isa. 45: 7) Red: blood of martyrdom, divine fire (Holy", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00007-00016087-00017502": "Spirit), love, sacrifice, sorrow, physical death, waiting (Ex 28: 31,33; Sir 10: 9, Jer.", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00008-00017502-00017602": "6:26).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00009-00017602-00021595": "Purple is a mixture of red (=", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00010-00021595-00023831": "hot heat) and blue (= infinite intangibility).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00011-00023831-00028477": "Black: interpreted the same as purple, but the black core", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00012-00028477-00029189": "is stronger in emphasis.", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00013-00029189-00034019": "Orange: joy, as expressed by", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00014-00034019-00035223": "the blending of red (= divine love) and white (= divine wisdom).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00015-00035223-00035793": "Green: fertility (the color of plants), hope (Gen. 1: 11-12, Deut.", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00016-00035793-00036091": "32: 2, Luke 23:31).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00017-00036091-00038122": "Blue: this  color", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00018-00038122-00043115": "of the sky can mean", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00019-00043115-00046060": "divine wisdom breathed out by  the Holy Spirit (John 3: 8).", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00020-00046060-00048013": "Usually", "hh4QDHBfYiu-00021-00048013-00052675": "used for the liturgical celebration of Marialis, which is associated with Our Lady."}}, {"audio_id": "hhip-1Gz534", "text": {"hhip-1Gz534-00000-00000208-00000880": "Hello, so my name's Ted, I'm 23 years old. I've worked for the council now, coming up to five", "hhip-1Gz534-00001-00000880-00001368": "years in July. Joining the council was the best decision I've ever made, I'm currently a support", "hhip-1Gz534-00002-00001368-00001823": "worker and I work at the Laurel's day center based in Angmering. Growing up and everything", "hhip-1Gz534-00003-00001823-00002448": "I've always been passionate about helping people but you know as a young man working in care is", "hhip-1Gz534-00004-00002448-00002920": "kind of like, you wouldn't really think of it you know, so I've done my GCSE's done my A levels,", "hhip-1Gz534-00005-00002920-00003384": "I was thinking about going to university and everything but I was like, no I've got a passion", "hhip-1Gz534-00006-00003384-00003984": "I'm gonna take a risk and get into social care. Starting as an 18 year old, I was very nervous,", "hhip-1Gz534-00007-00003984-00004552": "I didn't have a lot of confidence I wasn't so sure how um I was going to progress, I wasn't", "hhip-1Gz534-00008-00004552-00005144": "so sure how I could benefit other people really, I didn't have that self-belief but throughout all", "hhip-1Gz534-00009-00005144-00005728": "the training all the support everything I feel so proud and happy to be part of such a great", "hhip-1Gz534-00010-00005728-00006376": "team and inspiring and helping people every day um you don't really think it when you're doing", "hhip-1Gz534-00011-00006376-00006831": "it but day in day out I know I change people's lives which is a really nice feeling to have.", "hhip-1Gz534-00012-00007095-00007440": "I used to work at another day center and I've recently just transferred", "hhip-1Gz534-00013-00007440-00007928": "to the Laurel's about a month ago, I knew quite a lot of the people using the service", "hhip-1Gz534-00014-00007992-00008440": "from my work starting back five years ago, I saw one of these people that I used to have a close", "hhip-1Gz534-00015-00008440-00009096": "relationship with and he saw me and he broke down crying he tried to hug me and was smiling,", "hhip-1Gz534-00016-00009096-00009536": "it was really really nice, he called me his brother which is quite nice and everything.", "hhip-1Gz534-00017-00009536-00009952": "He was like you're never leaving me again you know, i've missed you. People were saying to me,", "hhip-1Gz534-00018-00009952-00010368": "my colleagues that they haven't seen them this bright in two years so just knowing", "hhip-1Gz534-00019-00010368-00010904": "that I can make an impact just from turning up putting a smile on my face is a really great", "hhip-1Gz534-00020-00010904-00011480": "feeling. With the council your opportunities are endless it's up to you how far you want to go,", "hhip-1Gz534-00021-00011480-00012472": "with the right support the right attitude you can get like anywhere. It's just great so thank you."}}, {"audio_id": "hhQcrLWI7Qy", "text": {"hhQcrLWI7Qy-00000-00000343-00000592": "Thisis pretty epic, isn't it?  You see it in pictures", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00001-00000592-00000925": "but nothing like gives you", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00002-00000925-00001092": "the real feeling of being here", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00003-00001092-00001181": "I know, you need to be", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00004-00001181-00001346": "here in real life.", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00005-00001696-00001902": "Would you live up here?", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00006-00001902-00002072": "In a heartbeat. For sure.", "hhQcrLWI7Qy-00007-00002072-00002656": "But you can only eat chipotle. That sounds like a dream come true"}}, {"audio_id": "hhZ7UDqe2Au", "text": {"hhZ7UDqe2Au-00000-00000000-00000050": "subscribe now", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00001-00000050-00000100": "top ballroom dancers", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00002-00001561-00001611": "dancesport events", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00003-00001611-00001661": "panache star video", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00004-00001672-00001722": "subscribe now", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00005-00001722-00001772": "dance video", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00006-00002361-00002481": "ballroom legends", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00007-00002481-00002531": "dancesport news", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00008-00002568-00002618": "top ballroom video", "hhZ7UDqe2Au-00009-00002618-00002668": "subscribe now"}}, {"audio_id": "hih4P5wZomY", "text": {"hih4P5wZomY-00000-00000032-00000224": "SASTRA FILM", "hih4P5wZomY-00001-00000274-00000474": "and", "hih4P5wZomY-00002-00000474-00000634": "BAYON TV", "hih4P5wZomY-00003-00000684-00000880": "Sponsor by:", "hih4P5wZomY-00004-00002958-00003058": "Leave me", "hih4P5wZomY-00005-00003210-00003406": "Are you crazy?", "hih4P5wZomY-00006-00003438-00003638": "Do you want to die because of him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00007-00003644-00003784": "Present", "hih4P5wZomY-00008-00004222-00004566": "Love the wrong man", "hih4P5wZomY-00009-00005520-00005620": "Heh!", "hih4P5wZomY-00010-00005646-00005822": "Why are you standing here?", "hih4P5wZomY-00011-00005822-00005968": "You said you are going to send money home, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00012-00006158-00006358": "Why? What's wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00013-00006620-00006936": "I just feel little bit dizzy.", "hih4P5wZomY-00014-00006936-00007126": "Are you really okay?", "hih4P5wZomY-00015-00007172-00007486": "See! It's because you didn't eat nutrition food", "hih4P5wZomY-00016-00007672-00007772": "You", "hih4P5wZomY-00017-00007806-00008050": "you can go to send money to your mother. I'll wait you here", "hih4P5wZomY-00018-00008138-00008450": "Okay! I'll go first because it's afternoon now.", "hih4P5wZomY-00019-00008450-00008642": "I don't want her to ask me many times", "hih4P5wZomY-00020-00008690-00008790": "I am leaving now", "hih4P5wZomY-00021-00010228-00010354": "Hello, mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00022-00010354-00010476": "Hello, my dear!", "hih4P5wZomY-00023-00010482-00010554": "Yes mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00024-00010554-00010618": "How are you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00025-00010648-00010768": "I am not quite fine", "hih4P5wZomY-00026-00010820-00010916": "How about you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00027-00010916-00011066": "I am okay", "hih4P5wZomY-00028-00011254-00011384": "What's wrong with you", "hih4P5wZomY-00029-00011594-00011938": "I am not well. I sick a lots lately", "hih4P5wZomY-00030-00012314-00012422": "Mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00031-00012662-00012762": "This month", "hih4P5wZomY-00032-00012822-00013002": "I can't send you my salary", "hih4P5wZomY-00033-00013126-00013319": "You can spend my last two months salary", "hih4P5wZomY-00034-00013378-00013668": "because I am sick and can't go to work regularly", "hih4P5wZomY-00035-00013700-00013800": "and", "hih4P5wZomY-00036-00013884-00014068": "rent room fee", "hih4P5wZomY-00037-00014118-00014263": "It's okay. At our home,", "hih4P5wZomY-00038-00014304-00014566": "the spending is not much as the city", "hih4P5wZomY-00039-00014566-00014694": "It's okay, my dear", "hih4P5wZomY-00040-00014736-00014834": "What is your illness?", "hih4P5wZomY-00041-00014834-00015034": "Do you want me to visit you", "hih4P5wZomY-00042-00015047-00015219": "Ohh! It's okay, mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00043-00015252-00015422": "You don't have to come", "hih4P5wZomY-00044-00015469-00015713": "I have Vuy here", "hih4P5wZomY-00045-00015732-00016040": "We help each other", "hih4P5wZomY-00046-00016040-00016422": "Em! Good! I also miss you because I haven't seen you for long", "hih4P5wZomY-00047-00016452-00016552": "Yes mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00048-00016616-00016734": "Mother, I am in rush now", "hih4P5wZomY-00049-00016844-00017034": "I have to go out", "hih4P5wZomY-00050-00018186-00018286": "Heh!", "hih4P5wZomY-00051-00018372-00018532": "I sent money to my mother already.", "hih4P5wZomY-00052-00018532-00018732": "You can send to your mother now", "hih4P5wZomY-00053-00018866-00019196": "I don't feel well. I feel headache", "hih4P5wZomY-00054-00019222-00019340": "I want to rest first.", "hih4P5wZomY-00055-00019340-00019584": "Don't you send money to your mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00056-00019762-00019950": "I'll send to her later", "hih4P5wZomY-00057-00019982-00020172": "Let's go. I don't feel well.", "hih4P5wZomY-00058-00021862-00021980": "Are you eating only rice again?", "hih4P5wZomY-00059-00022520-00022694": "Are you afraid that I'll blame you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00060-00022722-00022922": "Why are you eating here alone?", "hih4P5wZomY-00061-00023196-00023350": "No! I just...", "hih4P5wZomY-00062-00023530-00023672": "I know that", "hih4P5wZomY-00063-00023718-00023886": "you want to save money", "hih4P5wZomY-00064-00024014-00024294": "You don't only send to your mother but also", "hih4P5wZomY-00065-00024300-00024480": "your boyfriend", "hih4P5wZomY-00066-00024872-00025126": "I said that because you are my friend", "hih4P5wZomY-00067-00025318-00025494": "from the same hometown", "hih4P5wZomY-00068-00025644-00025908": "We only have each other in Phnom Penh", "hih4P5wZomY-00069-00025989-00026156": "I told you", "hih4P5wZomY-00070-00026214-00026495": "not because I jealous your love at the first sight", "hih4P5wZomY-00071-00026756-00026938": "It's not that.", "hih4P5wZomY-00072-00027070-00027398": "Er! It's not that. Whatever it is", "hih4P5wZomY-00073-00027832-00027980": "but you have to know that", "hih4P5wZomY-00074-00028054-00028214": "you just met him", "hih4P5wZomY-00075-00028306-00028627": "Why are you so good to him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00076-00028698-00028806": "If you want to help him,", "hih4P5wZomY-00077-00028845-00029020": "you should look at yourself", "hih4P5wZomY-00078-00029056-00029256": "If you act harshly,", "hih4P5wZomY-00079-00029310-00029410": "you might suffer yourself", "hih4P5wZomY-00080-00029933-00030106": "Heh! He is a good person", "hih4P5wZomY-00081-00030216-00030477": "I don't want him to work while study", "hih4P5wZomY-00082-00030539-00030812": "I concerned that he can't focus on his study.", "hih4P5wZomY-00083-00030870-00031154": "Er! You don't want him to be difficult but", "hih4P5wZomY-00084-00031172-00031412": "look at you. Eat only rice", "hih4P5wZomY-00085-00031414-00031624": "and save money to support his study, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00086-00031714-00031914": "You are so grateful with that guy.", "hih4P5wZomY-00087-00031966-00032306": "I don't know whether he pay you back or not in the furture", "hih4P5wZomY-00088-00032800-00032900": "Heh!", "hih4P5wZomY-00089-00032976-00033106": "Think carefully!", "hih4P5wZomY-00090-00033156-00033354": "I am a garment worker", "hih4P5wZomY-00091-00033408-00033582": "I don't have bright furture", "hih4P5wZomY-00092-00033728-00034034": "It's my fortune that an educated man", "hih4P5wZomY-00093-00034082-00034218": "love me", "hih4P5wZomY-00094-00034567-00034912": "When he graduate, he get a good job.", "hih4P5wZomY-00095-00034964-00035266": "As his wife, I'm also proud", "hih4P5wZomY-00096-00035276-00035376": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00097-00035470-00035614": "Are you thinking of married?", "hih4P5wZomY-00098-00035704-00035804": "Hm", "hih4P5wZomY-00099-00035818-00036020": "Do you trust him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00100-00036070-00036216": "Please try to eat more", "hih4P5wZomY-00101-00036292-00036642": "If you continue speaking, I might not be able to eat.", "hih4P5wZomY-00102-00037018-00037434": "If you obsess with him that much, you will be crazy soon", "hih4P5wZomY-00103-00037698-00038014": "Please eat! Don't make that face", "hih4P5wZomY-00104-00038060-00038160": "Thank you!", "hih4P5wZomY-00105-00039120-00039278": "No! I am home.", "hih4P5wZomY-00106-00039400-00039568": "I just came back from washing motor", "hih4P5wZomY-00107-00039652-00039862": "Who is with you now?", "hih4P5wZomY-00108-00039898-00040256": "I am at home alone. I don't live with anyone.", "hih4P5wZomY-00109-00040364-00040648": "Or! Can you tell me", "hih4P5wZomY-00110-00040658-00040920": "What today next week is?", "hih4P5wZomY-00111-00040920-00041234": "Today next week?", "hih4P5wZomY-00112-00041290-00041496": "Today next week", "hih4P5wZomY-00113-00041564-00041716": "is Saturday", "hih4P5wZomY-00114-00041814-00041914": "What's wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00115-00041930-00042030": "Why are you asking strangely?", "hih4P5wZomY-00116-00042640-00042740": "Hello?", "hih4P5wZomY-00117-00042792-00042892": "Hello, honey?", "hih4P5wZomY-00118-00042978-00043078": "Hello?", "hih4P5wZomY-00119-00043150-00043306": "Hmm! She put the phone down already", "hih4P5wZomY-00120-00043376-00043674": "She might be angry because she think I forgot her Birthday", "hih4P5wZomY-00121-00043888-00044008": "It's women.", "hih4P5wZomY-00122-00044054-00044280": "She is good at angry and disappointed.", "hih4P5wZomY-00123-00044694-00044794": "Tu!", "hih4P5wZomY-00124-00044862-00044962": "Tu!", "hih4P5wZomY-00125-00045044-00045166": "Are you home?", "hih4P5wZomY-00126-00045228-00045328": "Tu!", "hih4P5wZomY-00127-00045390-00045638": "I am home. I am here", "hih4P5wZomY-00128-00046040-00046251": "It's so hot. I called you several times.", "hih4P5wZomY-00129-00046252-00046392": "What were you doing?", "hih4P5wZomY-00130-00046392-00046698": "I were reading book", "hih4P5wZomY-00131-00046698-00046932": "and I fall asleep without noticed", "hih4P5wZomY-00132-00046932-00047226": "Why did you just come? Did you work overtime again?", "hih4P5wZomY-00133-00047316-00047596": "I bought you food", "hih4P5wZomY-00134-00047694-00047930": "You are tired now", "hih4P5wZomY-00135-00047952-00048268": "Next time, If you work overtime, you don't have to brought it", "hih4P5wZomY-00136-00048268-00048540": "I am at home. I can eat everything", "hih4P5wZomY-00137-00048612-00048918": "you are studying. you have to use your brain", "hih4P5wZomY-00138-00049034-00049344": "You can't eat noodle every time", "hih4P5wZomY-00139-00049366-00049548": "You must...", "hih4P5wZomY-00140-00050052-00050274": "but I am worry about you", "hih4P5wZomY-00141-00050468-00050596": "you are a woman", "hih4P5wZomY-00142-00050650-00051036": "you have to go to work to support me", "hih4P5wZomY-00143-00051208-00051308": "I think", "hih4P5wZomY-00144-00051364-00051479": "I want to", "hih4P5wZomY-00145-00051670-00051804": "work and study at the same time", "hih4P5wZomY-00146-00051862-00051994": "So that, I can share your burden", "hih4P5wZomY-00147-00052412-00052512": "It's okay.", "hih4P5wZomY-00148-00052590-00052717": "I am glad", "hih4P5wZomY-00149-00052950-00053084": "I am illiteracy", "hih4P5wZomY-00150-00053094-00053294": "I am not smart", "hih4P5wZomY-00151-00053338-00053434": "but I can", "hih4P5wZomY-00152-00053434-00053598": "earn money for", "hih4P5wZomY-00153-00053640-00053862": "my future husband to pursue higher education", "hih4P5wZomY-00154-00053904-00054196": "As a couple, we have to help each other, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00155-00054264-00054384": "I am not smart", "hih4P5wZomY-00156-00054436-00054555": "but my husband is educated", "hih4P5wZomY-00157-00054591-00054828": "We will walk together", "hih4P5wZomY-00158-00054952-00055052": "I promise", "hih4P5wZomY-00159-00055104-00055344": "After I graduate and have good job,", "hih4P5wZomY-00160-00055391-00055516": "I'll ask your hand for marriage", "hih4P5wZomY-00161-00055570-00055846": "I don't you to stay with me over our tradition", "hih4P5wZomY-00162-00056794-00057120": "One day, an uneducated woman like me", "hih4P5wZomY-00163-00057150-00057490": "will be a part to increase human resource", "hih4P5wZomY-00164-00060229-00060488": "Why did you wash your hair at night", "hih4P5wZomY-00165-00060546-00060728": "Your hair will not healthy. Let me help you", "hih4P5wZomY-00166-00061684-00061808": "Honey!", "hih4P5wZomY-00167-00061972-00062120": "What year are you in?", "hih4P5wZomY-00168-00062344-00062454": "Why are you asking me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00169-00062812-00062929": "I just want to know", "hih4P5wZomY-00170-00063341-00063441": "because", "hih4P5wZomY-00171-00063452-00063552": "I want to know", "hih4P5wZomY-00172-00063724-00063876": "when will you graduate", "hih4P5wZomY-00173-00064062-00064162": "and", "hih4P5wZomY-00174-00064196-00064336": "How many years more", "hih4P5wZomY-00175-00064374-00064564": "we can get married", "hih4P5wZomY-00176-00064886-00064986": "It's difficult to say", "hih4P5wZomY-00177-00065052-00065286": "Even I tell you, you won't understand.", "hih4P5wZomY-00178-00065372-00065534": "Why did you ask me this?", "hih4P5wZomY-00179-00065914-00066018": "I just wonder", "hih4P5wZomY-00180-00066362-00066554": "Want to know?", "hih4P5wZomY-00181-00066642-00066878": "Love the wrong man", "hih4P5wZomY-00182-00072070-00072306": "Love the wrong man", "hih4P5wZomY-00183-00072748-00072954": "or you don't have enough money for me to continue", "hih4P5wZomY-00184-00073178-00073278": "No!", "hih4P5wZomY-00185-00073294-00073458": "I just want to know", "hih4P5wZomY-00186-00073822-00073930": "Want to know?", "hih4P5wZomY-00187-00074088-00074442": "or do you afraid that your money will be wasted?", "hih4P5wZomY-00188-00074956-00075254": "I don't mean it. I am sorry", "hih4P5wZomY-00189-00075372-00075532": "because", "hih4P5wZomY-00190-00075562-00075710": "I am can't wait", "hih4P5wZomY-00191-00075928-00076042": "I think", "hih4P5wZomY-00192-00076150-00076328": "you don't trust me", "hih4P5wZomY-00193-00076946-00077184": "When I stay with you like this", "hih4P5wZomY-00194-00077220-00077442": "eat your food like this", "hih4P5wZomY-00195-00077508-00077816": "everyone looks down on me", "hih4P5wZomY-00196-00077840-00078026": "that I can live because of your money", "hih4P5wZomY-00197-00078178-00078498": "I feel so ashamed. Your friend also", "hih4P5wZomY-00198-00078560-00078760": "look down on me", "hih4P5wZomY-00199-00078840-00078944": "but I don't care", "hih4P5wZomY-00200-00078996-00079306": "They don't understand us. They don't understand our love", "hih4P5wZomY-00201-00079374-00079626": "What I care about is you.", "hih4P5wZomY-00202-00079626-00079800": "Why did you say that to me", "hih4P5wZomY-00203-00080124-00080278": "I don't mean it", "hih4P5wZomY-00204-00080430-00080738": "because I am not an educated woman", "hih4P5wZomY-00205-00080796-00081050": "I haven't study", "hih4P5wZomY-00206-00081076-00081382": "That's why, I don't know, it hurt you", "hih4P5wZomY-00207-00081644-00081980": "If my words were hurt you,", "hih4P5wZomY-00208-00082028-00082336": "I am sorry. Please don't angry me", "hih4P5wZomY-00209-00082364-00082464": "Please", "hih4P5wZomY-00210-00082928-00083028": "It's okay", "hih4P5wZomY-00211-00083096-00083246": "It's not your fault", "hih4P5wZomY-00212-00083330-00083582": "You asked me, you might worry about me", "hih4P5wZomY-00213-00083898-00084178": "Are you really not angry with me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00214-00084414-00084568": "but", "hih4P5wZomY-00215-00084610-00084774": "I have something to discuss with you", "hih4P5wZomY-00216-00084912-00085040": "What is it? Please say it!", "hih4P5wZomY-00217-00085154-00085402": "I almost graduate from university", "hih4P5wZomY-00218-00085464-00085768": "but I have many assignments to do lately", "hih4P5wZomY-00219-00085876-00086088": "So, I need a computer", "hih4P5wZomY-00220-00086210-00086310": "Assignment?", "hih4P5wZomY-00221-00086424-00086674": "Assignment? What is it?", "hih4P5wZomY-00222-00086798-00087018": "Even I tell you, you don't understand", "hih4P5wZomY-00223-00087082-00087296": "you just know that I need computer", "hih4P5wZomY-00224-00087352-00087638": "because I want to graduate soon", "hih4P5wZomY-00225-00087704-00087990": "in order to get married with you", "hih4P5wZomY-00226-00088000-00088100": "especially", "hih4P5wZomY-00227-00088262-00088372": "have children with you", "hih4P5wZomY-00228-00089240-00089372": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00229-00089404-00089540": "Computer?", "hih4P5wZomY-00230-00089618-00089852": "What is it?", "hih4P5wZomY-00231-00089904-00090172": "Why does he has to use it? Don't tell that", "hih4P5wZomY-00232-00090172-00090502": "the thing, students always take with them every where", "hih4P5wZomY-00233-00090718-00091016": "May be! I am not sure either", "hih4P5wZomY-00234-00091016-00091322": "but he needs it for", "hih4P5wZomY-00235-00091322-00091594": "his study", "hih4P5wZomY-00236-00091662-00091908": "Are you going to buy for him, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00237-00092198-00092494": "heh!", "hih4P5wZomY-00238-00092494-00092594": "you, Jerk!", "hih4P5wZomY-00239-00092666-00092900": "He just said a few words and", "hih4P5wZomY-00240-00092900-00093038": "you are going to buy for him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00241-00093194-00093482": "Do you ever wonder what is he doing", "hih4P5wZomY-00242-00093482-00093582": "with your money?", "hih4P5wZomY-00243-00093600-00093932": "or he might take your money for his mistress.", "hih4P5wZomY-00244-00094062-00094354": "Heh! You've never been relationship. you won't understand", "hih4P5wZomY-00245-00094466-00094708": "Love is trust", "hih4P5wZomY-00246-00094778-00094970": "How many men that dare to", "hih4P5wZomY-00247-00094970-00095154": "ask money from women?", "hih4P5wZomY-00248-00095214-00095506": "It might be important. That's why, he asked for money", "hih4P5wZomY-00249-00095530-00095676": "I trust him", "hih4P5wZomY-00250-00095716-00095816": "you!", "hih4P5wZomY-00251-00095860-00096082": "Don't think trash!", "hih4P5wZomY-00252-00096152-00096266": "You, Wrench!", "hih4P5wZomY-00253-00096650-00096960": "I told you because we are from country side.", "hih4P5wZomY-00254-00096960-00097094": "I don't want you to be fooled", "hih4P5wZomY-00255-00097128-00097404": "but I might not be able to help you", "hih4P5wZomY-00256-00097412-00097712": "because your foolish expanded over your brain.", "hih4P5wZomY-00257-00097916-00098094": "I am a jerk", "hih4P5wZomY-00258-00098124-00098430": "I am fool. that's why,", "hih4P5wZomY-00259-00098430-00098726": "I don't want my husband to be a jerk like me", "hih4P5wZomY-00260-00098798-00099092": "If I have children,", "hih4P5wZomY-00261-00099092-00099318": "they would be educated as my husband", "hih4P5wZomY-00262-00099406-00099626": "You are eating rice without food like this everyday,", "hih4P5wZomY-00263-00099678-00099840": "do you have money to buy computer for him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00264-00100066-00100266": "Do you have money, Ny?", "hih4P5wZomY-00265-00100302-00100494": "Your monthly salary is not much", "hih4P5wZomY-00266-00100572-00100857": "You have to spend much including rent room fee", "hih4P5wZomY-00267-00100858-00101084": "food", "hih4P5wZomY-00268-00101128-00101414": "especially money for your boyfriend", "hih4P5wZomY-00269-00101414-00101640": "Where will you find that much money to buy for him", "hih4P5wZomY-00270-00101712-00101822": "Don't say that", "hih4P5wZomY-00271-00101922-00102122": "You save like this everyday", "hih4P5wZomY-00272-00102156-00102452": "because you are not only support his study", "hih4P5wZomY-00273-00102456-00102640": "but also save money for him, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00274-00102754-00102861": "No!", "hih4P5wZomY-00275-00102928-00103092": "It's not my saving money", "hih4P5wZomY-00276-00103164-00103466": "If it is not your saving money,", "hih4P5wZomY-00277-00103466-00103628": "Whose could it be?", "hih4P5wZomY-00278-00105282-00105388": "Hello, mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00279-00105456-00105561": "Mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00280-00105594-00105720": "Thank you", "hih4P5wZomY-00281-00105782-00106083": "that you sell your last pig to send money to me", "hih4P5wZomY-00282-00106138-00106452": "It's okay. The most important is you are healthy", "hih4P5wZomY-00283-00106452-00106714": "I can even sell my farm and home", "hih4P5wZomY-00284-00106761-00107030": "have you got money yet?", "hih4P5wZomY-00285-00107030-00107161": "I sent to you yesterday", "hih4P5wZomY-00286-00107272-00107385": "Yes mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00287-00107432-00107600": "I just took it", "hih4P5wZomY-00288-00107874-00108109": "I'll leave now", "hih4P5wZomY-00289-00108144-00108368": "Em! When you arrive the hospital, please call me", "hih4P5wZomY-00290-00108406-00108497": "What is your illness and", "hih4P5wZomY-00291-00108498-00108678": "why did you sick several months without recover", "hih4P5wZomY-00292-00108778-00108878": "Yes mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00293-00110166-00110278": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00294-00110368-00110550": "You asked your mother to sell pig?", "hih4P5wZomY-00295-00111368-00111485": "I don't want too", "hih4P5wZomY-00296-00111546-00111694": "but I have my own reasons", "hih4P5wZomY-00297-00111811-00111930": "Your reason is", "hih4P5wZomY-00298-00111988-00112244": "you asked your mother to sell her", "hih4P5wZomY-00299-00112244-00112525": "last pig and gave money to you to", "hih4P5wZomY-00300-00112526-00112770": "give to your boyfriend.", "hih4P5wZomY-00301-00112830-00113006": "You really have a good reasons", "hih4P5wZomY-00302-00113038-00113192": "You might go to heaven", "hih4P5wZomY-00303-00113273-00113498": "As I know,", "hih4P5wZomY-00304-00113498-00113670": "your mother has only one pig, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00305-00113722-00113992": "If you ask her to sell it? What does she has left?", "hih4P5wZomY-00306-00114040-00114274": "Before you do anything, did you think of your mother?", "hih4P5wZomY-00307-00114618-00114926": "Heh! You talk too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00308-00114972-00115348": "I took her money to support her future son-in-law's study", "hih4P5wZomY-00309-00115398-00115680": "I didn't waste her money", "hih4P5wZomY-00310-00115854-00115954": "and", "hih4P5wZomY-00311-00115995-00116191": "When my boyfriend graduates and gets good job", "hih4P5wZomY-00312-00116192-00116510": "as well as has reputation in society, as his wife", "hih4P5wZomY-00313-00116510-00116700": "I am also happy", "hih4P5wZomY-00314-00116746-00117090": "my mother will be happy as well", "hih4P5wZomY-00315-00117198-00117502": "She will have much money", "hih4P5wZomY-00316-00117502-00117783": "She will also glad to have a good son-in-law", "hih4P5wZomY-00317-00118044-00118314": "Hm! I wish it will come true as you wish", "hih4P5wZomY-00318-00118500-00118778": "If he cheats you,", "hih4P5wZomY-00319-00118778-00119133": "you will have nothing left including pig and your saving", "hih4P5wZomY-00320-00119238-00119456": "It can't happen.", "hih4P5wZomY-00321-00119584-00119786": "If that day exist,", "hih4P5wZomY-00322-00119838-00120138": "you won't be able to anything beside cry", "hih4P5wZomY-00323-00120190-00120442": "You obsess with him too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00324-00120720-00120923": "If he cheats you", "hih4P5wZomY-00325-00120973-00121263": "and you have nothing left. Don't blame me", "hih4P5wZomY-00326-00121263-00121363": "for not warning you", "hih4P5wZomY-00327-00121688-00121932": "Enough! Eat your lunch! you talk too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00328-00125766-00126014": "I almost graduate", "hih4P5wZomY-00329-00126061-00126256": "but", "hih4P5wZomY-00330-00126256-00126558": "I have many assignment lately", "hih4P5wZomY-00331-00126558-00126722": "So, I need a computer", "hih4P5wZomY-00332-00126809-00126909": "Assignment?", "hih4P5wZomY-00333-00127200-00127320": "What is it, honey?", "hih4P5wZomY-00334-00127396-00127632": "Even I tell you, you still don't understand", "hih4P5wZomY-00335-00127694-00127920": "Just know that I need it", "hih4P5wZomY-00336-00127961-00128253": "because I want to graduate soon", "hih4P5wZomY-00337-00128326-00128598": "and we will get married together", "hih4P5wZomY-00338-00128598-00128716": "especially", "hih4P5wZomY-00339-00128840-00129011": "have children", "hih4P5wZomY-00340-00132319-00132623": "If mother knows, she will be happy", "hih4P5wZomY-00341-00132694-00132828": "because she knows that", "hih4P5wZomY-00342-00132828-00132998": "I am having person who love me", "hih4P5wZomY-00343-00133028-00133278": "and honest with me.", "hih4P5wZomY-00344-00133380-00133480": "She might", "hih4P5wZomY-00345-00133496-00133710": "be proud", "hih4P5wZomY-00346-00133738-00134064": "that her son-in-law is an educated person", "hih4P5wZomY-00347-00134070-00134170": "At that time,", "hih4P5wZomY-00348-00134206-00134482": "the villagers will not look down on my family", "hih4P5wZomY-00349-00135374-00135542": "Honey!", "hih4P5wZomY-00350-00135628-00135728": "What's wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00351-00135862-00136098": "Love the wrong man", "hih4P5wZomY-00352-00141344-00141544": "Love wrong man", "hih4P5wZomY-00353-00141886-00142014": "You don't like it?", "hih4P5wZomY-00354-00142080-00142212": "If you don't love it,", "hih4P5wZomY-00355-00142250-00142402": "I won't buy it.", "hih4P5wZomY-00356-00142402-00142514": "I didn't mean that", "hih4P5wZomY-00357-00142602-00142754": "I just feel nervous", "hih4P5wZomY-00358-00142842-00143148": "What are you nervous about? It's your birthday today", "hih4P5wZomY-00359-00143208-00143378": "I bought it for my love", "hih4P5wZomY-00360-00143424-00143534": "It's my happiness", "hih4P5wZomY-00361-00143614-00143788": "Everyone wants good staffs", "hih4P5wZomY-00362-00143832-00144036": "but don't you afraid you of wasting money", "hih4P5wZomY-00363-00144162-00144310": "Although I am poor", "hih4P5wZomY-00364-00144414-00144522": "I work hard to find money,", "hih4P5wZomY-00365-00144626-00144728": "I don't regret", "hih4P5wZomY-00366-00144814-00144928": "I want to buy it for you", "hih4P5wZomY-00367-00144996-00145218": "because money is not as important as you", "hih4P5wZomY-00368-00145290-00145784": "You don't have a job yet. How can you buy me this thing", "hih4P5wZomY-00369-00145864-00146288": "How I get it is not important. I want to buy it for you", "hih4P5wZomY-00370-00146386-00146616": "You asked me yourself what day is today", "hih4P5wZomY-00371-00146632-00146774": "I bring you here now, what do you want more?", "hih4P5wZomY-00372-00146934-00147246": "I don't want anything. I am worry about you", "hih4P5wZomY-00373-00147474-00147584": "but", "hih4P5wZomY-00374-00147620-00147916": "If you want to buy me like this, I will accept it", "hih4P5wZomY-00375-00147948-00148048": "So, I take it?", "hih4P5wZomY-00376-00148190-00148402": "Are you free tonight?", "hih4P5wZomY-00377-00148552-00148722": "Where do you want to go?", "hih4P5wZomY-00378-00148796-00148968": "Please tell me the truth", "hih4P5wZomY-00379-00149002-00149302": "I don't like being surprised.", "hih4P5wZomY-00380-00149310-00149484": "Are you sure ?", "hih4P5wZomY-00381-00151272-00151570": "The number you are calling can't be reach this time.", "hih4P5wZomY-00382-00151570-00151774": "Please try again later", "hih4P5wZomY-00383-00152448-00152616": "Might be Vuy was right", "hih4P5wZomY-00384-00152670-00152770": "it might be true", "hih4P5wZomY-00385-00153120-00153258": "He cheats me", "hih4P5wZomY-00386-00155300-00155400": "Where were you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00387-00155476-00155676": "Where did you just came back from?", "hih4P5wZomY-00388-00155676-00155852": "Why did you pick up my phone?", "hih4P5wZomY-00389-00156004-00156104": "Do you know I am worry about you", "hih4P5wZomY-00390-00156104-00156268": "I've waited you for hours", "hih4P5wZomY-00391-00156394-00156594": "I am afriad... I'm afraid you will be as others said", "hih4P5wZomY-00392-00156784-00156884": "Once said", "hih4P5wZomY-00393-00157110-00157330": "you could live because of my money", "hih4P5wZomY-00394-00157738-00157850": "Do you believe them?", "hih4P5wZomY-00395-00158602-00158810": "Do you ever trust me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00396-00159016-00159210": "Why did you say I can live because of you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00397-00159414-00159530": "Do I ever ask you anything?", "hih4P5wZomY-00398-00159690-00159876": "Do I ever want anything from you", "hih4P5wZomY-00399-00160016-00160162": "It's you yourself", "hih4P5wZomY-00400-00160280-00160478": "you are the one who don't value me", "hih4P5wZomY-00401-00160668-00160796": "Back than", "hih4P5wZomY-00402-00160866-00161068": "If you allowed me to earn money", "hih4P5wZomY-00403-00161194-00161394": "I won't have this day", "hih4P5wZomY-00404-00161468-00161696": "The day that you look down me like this", "hih4P5wZomY-00405-00161974-00162076": "Do you know?", "hih4P5wZomY-00406-00162142-00162322": "I try to study so hard", "hih4P5wZomY-00407-00162536-00162644": "Even this brain want to break,", "hih4P5wZomY-00408-00162712-00162812": "It couldn't", "hih4P5wZomY-00409-00163014-00163324": "It's person brain not a machine.", "hih4P5wZomY-00410-00163440-00163558": "I try", "hih4P5wZomY-00411-00163682-00163904": "Do you know why do I try so hard?", "hih4P5wZomY-00412-00164020-00164152": "because of our future", "hih4P5wZomY-00413-00164220-00164344": "But what's wrong now?", "hih4P5wZomY-00414-00164440-00164570": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00415-00164976-00165094": "Today, after exam,", "hih4P5wZomY-00416-00165300-00165568": "my friend asked me to eat out together and", "hih4P5wZomY-00417-00165568-00165670": "I can't refuse", "hih4P5wZomY-00418-00166010-00166146": "Since I've known you,", "hih4P5wZomY-00419-00166202-00166422": "my friends don't want to make friend with me anymore", "hih4P5wZomY-00420-00166570-00166718": "I just came late today", "hih4P5wZomY-00421-00166818-00166936": "Is it a big deal?", "hih4P5wZomY-00422-00167030-00167138": "When I arrived home,", "hih4P5wZomY-00423-00167178-00167278": "you shout at me out loud", "hih4P5wZomY-00424-00167488-00167704": "Do you ever respect me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00425-00168032-00168132": "Ohh! Here!", "hih4P5wZomY-00426-00168246-00168346": "It's is", "hih4P5wZomY-00427-00168476-00168576": "my phone", "hih4P5wZomY-00428-00168604-00168704": "I didn't pick up", "hih4P5wZomY-00429-00168808-00168980": "because I put it in motor", "hih4P5wZomY-00430-00169104-00169316": "If I picked up along the way, I would had been punished", "hih4P5wZomY-00431-00169460-00169560": "Am I wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00432-00169598-00169790": "Am I wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00433-00170074-00170306": "You once said yourself", "hih4P5wZomY-00434-00170408-00170678": "Love is trust.", "hih4P5wZomY-00435-00170678-00170898": "Love is respect and now what?", "hih4P5wZomY-00436-00171040-00171140": "Look!", "hih4P5wZomY-00437-00171310-00171464": "Look at your attitude!", "hih4P5wZomY-00438-00171670-00171872": "Before you speak", "hih4P5wZomY-00439-00171960-00172102": "please think", "hih4P5wZomY-00440-00172210-00172448": "because you can take back your speech", "hih4P5wZomY-00441-00172522-00172622": "Understand?", "hih4P5wZomY-00442-00172972-00173112": "If your words", "hih4P5wZomY-00443-00173190-00173388": "make others hurt, don't say it", "hih4P5wZomY-00444-00173444-00173558": "No one says you are deaf", "hih4P5wZomY-00445-00174148-00174248": "Honey!", "hih4P5wZomY-00446-00174324-00174484": "I am sorry", "hih4P5wZomY-00447-00174598-00174818": "that I judged you wrong", "hih4P5wZomY-00448-00174908-00175008": "please", "hih4P5wZomY-00449-00175656-00175824": "You already said and now took it back", "hih4P5wZomY-00450-00175880-00176016": "Don't you feel shame?", "hih4P5wZomY-00451-00176192-00176292": "Enough!", "hih4P5wZomY-00452-00176360-00176494": "Take your hand off mine", "hih4P5wZomY-00453-00176544-00176644": "I am tied", "hih4P5wZomY-00454-00186704-00186858": "It's my fault", "hih4P5wZomY-00455-00186950-00187164": "If I hadn't spoken harshly to him", "hih4P5wZomY-00456-00187250-00187508": "he would not have been angry like this", "hih4P5wZomY-00457-00187624-00187802": "What should I do to relieve his anger?", "hih4P5wZomY-00458-00189212-00189362": "Next month", "hih4P5wZomY-00459-00189362-00189558": "is his birthday", "hih4P5wZomY-00460-00189664-00189822": "If I wait until his birthday,", "hih4P5wZomY-00461-00189884-00190090": "he might leave me before that day is coming", "hih4P5wZomY-00462-00190224-00190440": "It's my fault", "hih4P5wZomY-00463-00192570-00192680": "Ow!", "hih4P5wZomY-00464-00193090-00193258": "Why are you taking me here?", "hih4P5wZomY-00465-00193356-00193570": "You said you want to buy your husband clothes", "hih4P5wZomY-00466-00193726-00193972": "I do but not in this place", "hih4P5wZomY-00467-00194002-00194182": "Where will you buy If it's not this place?", "hih4P5wZomY-00468-00194284-00194384": "Vouy!", "hih4P5wZomY-00469-00194450-00194614": "He is not from countryside like us", "hih4P5wZomY-00470-00194652-00194812": "He is an educated man", "hih4P5wZomY-00471-00194896-00195186": "I can't let him wear second hand products", "hih4P5wZomY-00472-00195202-00195474": "I think it's not a good idea.", "hih4P5wZomY-00473-00195582-00195682": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00474-00195794-00196138": "An educated man can't wear these clothes?", "hih4P5wZomY-00475-00196174-00196422": "I think you value him too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00476-00196442-00196572": "Do you ever hear", "hih4P5wZomY-00477-00196646-00196808": "when you give someone too much value", "hih4P5wZomY-00478-00196906-00197186": "your value will be drop down", "hih4P5wZomY-00479-00197220-00197364": "If you always comfort him like this", "hih4P5wZomY-00480-00197420-00197776": "one day he will look down and leave you", "hih4P5wZomY-00481-00198022-00198168": "You will be in pain one day", "hih4P5wZomY-00482-00198204-00198306": "Enough!", "hih4P5wZomY-00483-00198370-00198530": "I haven't comforted him", "hih4P5wZomY-00484-00198628-00198800": "I do like this because", "hih4P5wZomY-00485-00198886-00198988": "I want to", "hih4P5wZomY-00486-00199054-00199238": "apologize him because I was wrong", "hih4P5wZomY-00487-00199274-00199404": "that I hit him", "hih4P5wZomY-00488-00199518-00199795": "until I ripped his school uniform", "hih4P5wZomY-00489-00199796-00200100": "and I spoke harshly to him. That's why", "hih4P5wZomY-00490-00200100-00200354": "I want to buy him new clothes", "hih4P5wZomY-00491-00200448-00200644": "for his upcoming birthday", "hih4P5wZomY-00492-00200644-00200840": "I don't want to spend much money", "hih4P5wZomY-00493-00200990-00201094": "What's wrong?", "hih4P5wZomY-00494-00201170-00201314": "what you had spoken to him is true, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00495-00201384-00201596": "He lives because of you, right?", "hih4P5wZomY-00496-00201602-00201764": "What do you want me to say?", "hih4P5wZomY-00497-00201854-00202072": "Enough! Stop complaining!", "hih4P5wZomY-00498-00202072-00202440": "When I feel angry with him, I feel so anxious.", "hih4P5wZomY-00499-00202637-00202749": "What do you want me to do?", "hih4P5wZomY-00500-00203036-00203406": "Please take me to buy at brand brand shop", "hih4P5wZomY-00501-00203630-00203966": "because it'll fit with educated man like him", "hih4P5wZomY-00502-00204054-00204394": "I think you obsess with him too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00503-00204821-00205092": "I don't want to interfere your love", "hih4P5wZomY-00504-00205136-00205236": "but", "hih4P5wZomY-00505-00205344-00205494": "you already interfered", "hih4P5wZomY-00506-00205819-00206094": "We are friends for years", "hih4P5wZomY-00507-00206094-00206476": "Can't you come with me to buy clothes for my husband?", "hih4P5wZomY-00508-00206476-00206669": "I warned you", "hih4P5wZomY-00509-00206698-00207010": "because I'm worry about you but I you don't see it", "hih4P5wZomY-00510-00207010-00207236": "I don't mind.", "hih4P5wZomY-00511-00207364-00207669": "I'll let you do whatever you want", "hih4P5wZomY-00512-00207669-00207882": "with your boyfriend.", "hih4P5wZomY-00513-00208444-00208664": "What's wrong with her? Why don't see go with me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00514-00208930-00209080": "I'll go alone", "hih4P5wZomY-00515-00210592-00210702": "I bought a shirt already", "hih4P5wZomY-00516-00210817-00210956": "When he wear it", "hih4P5wZomY-00517-00211032-00211173": "he will be very handsome", "hih4P5wZomY-00518-00212146-00212382": "Love the wrong person", "hih4P5wZomY-00519-00218008-00218108": "Love the wrong person", "hih4P5wZomY-00520-00218654-00218792": "Money, I can earn later", "hih4P5wZomY-00521-00218914-00219150": "but person we love, we rarely find", "hih4P5wZomY-00522-00221104-00221204": "Hello, mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00523-00221288-00221594": "I am still at the hospital. I haven't left yet", "hih4P5wZomY-00524-00221794-00221967": "Doctor said I don't have any problems", "hih4P5wZomY-00525-00222234-00222519": "Mother, I won't die easily", "hih4P5wZomY-00526-00222662-00222904": "I put the phone down now. I need to be injected", "hih4P5wZomY-00527-00223942-00224042": "Hello!", "hih4P5wZomY-00528-00224090-00224190": "Honey!", "hih4P5wZomY-00529-00224212-00224328": "Where are you?", "hih4P5wZomY-00530-00225552-00225871": "Happy Birthday my dear. I wish you", "hih4P5wZomY-00531-00225886-00226034": "happy in your life", "hih4P5wZomY-00532-00226980-00227212": "Happy birthday my hubby", "hih4P5wZomY-00533-00227286-00227386": "I wish you", "hih4P5wZomY-00534-00227400-00227578": "happy in your life", "hih4P5wZomY-00535-00227960-00228060": "it's not right.", "hih4P5wZomY-00536-00228112-00228312": "I haven't married him yet. How can I call him hubby", "hih4P5wZomY-00537-00228716-00228954": "Happy Birthday Mr. student", "hih4P5wZomY-00538-00229026-00229178": "I wish you", "hih4P5wZomY-00539-00229216-00229342": "have happiness", "hih4P5wZomY-00540-00230984-00231176": "Are you happy today", "hih4P5wZomY-00541-00231362-00231462": "I am happy", "hih4P5wZomY-00542-00231462-00231782": "Next week, I will take you to another place", "hih4P5wZomY-00543-00232332-00232504": "Honey, who is she?", "hih4P5wZomY-00544-00232976-00233076": "Emm", "hih4P5wZomY-00545-00233128-00233228": "Emm", "hih4P5wZomY-00546-00233406-00233646": "I am his wife", "hih4P5wZomY-00547-00233898-00234150": "Why do love another woman husband?", "hih4P5wZomY-00548-00235521-00235678": "Are you happy? Eat this cake", "hih4P5wZomY-00549-00236667-00236804": "I don't know her", "hih4P5wZomY-00550-00237952-00238052": "Excuse me!", "hih4P5wZomY-00551-00238090-00238350": "Are you Vitu?", "hih4P5wZomY-00552-00238942-00239044": "This is", "hih4P5wZomY-00553-00239123-00239394": "the shirt that you order.", "hih4P5wZomY-00554-00239871-00239971": "Thank you", "hih4P5wZomY-00555-00240071-00240206": "How much is it?", "hih4P5wZomY-00556-00240369-00240480": "It's not expensive", "hih4P5wZomY-00557-00240576-00240688": "but you", "hih4P5wZomY-00558-00240776-00240948": "can't repay back even for your whole life", "hih4P5wZomY-00559-00241540-00241826": "Thank you that you bring it to me", "hih4P5wZomY-00560-00250354-00250454": "I am a jerk", "hih4P5wZomY-00561-00250536-00250676": "I am a foolish person", "hih4P5wZomY-00562-00250750-00250850": "I was fool my whole life", "hih4P5wZomY-00563-00251726-00251826": "Hello mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00564-00251840-00252106": "I'm still in the hospital. I've left yet", "hih4P5wZomY-00565-00252144-00252290": "Doctor said I don't have any problems", "hih4P5wZomY-00566-00252346-00252536": "I put the phone down now. I have to be injected", "hih4P5wZomY-00567-00252602-00252856": "You talked too much.", "hih4P5wZomY-00568-00252856-00253198": "I take her money to support her future son-in-law's study", "hih4P5wZomY-00569-00253206-00253460": "I didn't waste her money", "hih4P5wZomY-00570-00253514-00253636": "I think you", "hih4P5wZomY-00571-00253716-00253948": "obsess with him too much", "hih4P5wZomY-00572-00255969-00256069": "Are you crazy?", "hih4P5wZomY-00573-00256156-00256282": "Do you want to died because of him?", "hih4P5wZomY-00574-00256388-00256521": "You are the one who is crazy", "hih4P5wZomY-00575-00256660-00256838": "Why did you help me?", "hih4P5wZomY-00576-00257000-00257100": "Just let me die", "hih4P5wZomY-00577-00257398-00257519": "A foolish person like me", "hih4P5wZomY-00578-00257667-00257767": "deserve to die", "hih4P5wZomY-00579-00258008-00258108": "I am a jerk", "hih4P5wZomY-00580-00258223-00258369": "I was cheated", "hih4P5wZomY-00581-00258784-00258916": "I destroyed everyone", "hih4P5wZomY-00582-00259108-00259254": "Stop being crazy", "hih4P5wZomY-00583-00259421-00259567": "I want to die", "hih4P5wZomY-00584-00260036-00260136": "Is that man", "hih4P5wZomY-00585-00260202-00260330": "important than", "hih4P5wZomY-00586-00260378-00260478": "your mother's love?", "hih4P5wZomY-00587-00261500-00261600": "She is so worry about you", "hih4P5wZomY-00588-00261771-00261871": "Sometimes", "hih4P5wZomY-00589-00262084-00262190": "I think", "hih4P5wZomY-00590-00262294-00262402": "you should", "hih4P5wZomY-00591-00262442-00262592": "give value to those who love you", "hih4P5wZomY-00592-00262652-00262880": "It's better than give your love to someone who don't' deserve it", "hih4P5wZomY-00593-00262956-00263056": "understand?", "hih4P5wZomY-00594-00263242-00263342": "your mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00595-00263428-00263628": "pained she delivered you", "hih4P5wZomY-00596-00263694-00263794": "If you die", "hih4P5wZomY-00597-00263854-00263996": "the person who suffer the most", "hih4P5wZomY-00598-00264028-00264162": "is your mother", "hih4P5wZomY-00599-00264236-00264336": "What?", "hih4P5wZomY-00600-00264368-00264604": "Do you want her to suffer again after", "hih4P5wZomY-00601-00264684-00264834": "delivered you", "hih4P5wZomY-00602-00265976-00266076": "I am sorry", "hih4P5wZomY-00603-00269082-00269208": "Please don't cry", "hih4P5wZomY-00604-00269504-00269720": "Please pick up the phone and talk to her", "hih4P5wZomY-00605-00272456-00272578": "Hello, mother!", "hih4P5wZomY-00606-00273154-00273306": "I am fine, mother.", "hih4P5wZomY-00607-00273410-00273644": "I just caught a cold", "hih4P5wZomY-00608-00274074-00274218": "I want to go home", "hih4P5wZomY-00609-00274682-00274836": "I miss you", "hih4P5wZomY-00610-00279506-00279654": "Love the wrong person", "hih4P5wZomY-00611-00282688-00282888": "Produced and Reserved all rights by SASTRA FILM"}}, {"audio_id": "hitlhukkv04", "text": {"hitlhukkv04-00000-00000216-00000284": "𝐇𝐞𝐲.", "hitlhukkv04-00001-00000284-00000528": "𝐄𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐭-𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞.", "hitlhukkv04-00002-00000755-00000994": "𝗙𝘂𝗯𝘂𝗸𝗶: \"𝗗𝗶𝗱 𝘀𝗵𝗲 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗵𝗲𝗿?\"", "hitlhukkv04-00003-00000994-00001129": "𝗠𝗲𝗹: \"𝗜𝘁 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗼𝗲𝘀!\"", "hitlhukkv04-00004-00001257-00001415": "𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙗𝙖𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙙.", "hitlhukkv04-00005-00001446-00001632": "𝘼𝙧𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙩𝙧𝙮𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙤 𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙧𝙪𝙥𝙩 𝙬𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙚 𝙄'𝙢 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙢𝙞𝙙𝙙𝙡𝙚...", "hitlhukkv04-00006-00001632-00001726": "𝙤𝙛 𝙖 𝘾𝙊𝙉𝙑𝙀𝙍𝙎𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉?!", "hitlhukkv04-00007-00001726-00001866": "𝗙𝘂𝗯𝘂𝗸𝗶: \"𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗿𝘆.\"", "hitlhukkv04-00008-00001866-00002376": "𝗠𝗲𝗹: \"𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗼-𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝘄𝗵𝗼 𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝘀𝗵𝗲'𝘀 𝗱𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘂𝗽 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁.\"", "hitlhukkv04-00009-00002376-00002624": "𝗦𝗵𝗶𝗼𝗻: \"𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗴𝗶𝗿𝗹𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝗴𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗮 𝗳𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁...\"", "hitlhukkv04-00010-00002624-00002757": "𝗛𝗲𝘆 𝘄𝗮𝗶𝘁 𝗮 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱, 𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗼.", "hitlhukkv04-00011-00002757-00002987": "𝗜 𝘄𝗮𝘀𝗻'𝘁 𝘁𝗿𝘆𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂.", "hitlhukkv04-00012-00003274-00003360": "𝐈𝐭'𝐬 𝐧𝐨 𝐮𝐬𝐞!", "hitlhukkv04-00013-00003360-00003419": "𝘾𝙧𝙖𝙥!"}}, {"audio_id": "hiCc61GvbNk", "text": {"hiCc61GvbNk-00000-00000000-00000200": "CLAN WAR🔥🔥"}}, {"audio_id": "hiJBAXprKDI", "text": {"hiJBAXprKDI-00000-00000003-00000798": "welcome to outdoor Travel Channel are you guys hungry well it's triggered a so let's get the", "hiJBAXprKDI-00001-00000798-00001701": "cooking everyone well hello everyone and this is Rob and today is you guessed it Trager day", "hiJBAXprKDI-00002-00001701-00002448": "so today we're gonna make salmon so I went to Costco and I got a half a slab of salmon and I", "hiJBAXprKDI-00003-00002448-00002922": "cut it into steak so just remember I'm cooking for two so I'm not gonna cook the whole thing", "hiJBAXprKDI-00004-00002922-00003696": "but this recipe was really easy but I'm trying a new rub I've never used before it's called", "hiJBAXprKDI-00005-00003696-00004806": "Kinder's and it's our organic buttery Steakhouse seasoning and it's really good and you get to that", "hiJBAXprKDI-00006-00004806-00005355": "Costco and might be a I'll check on Amazon if it if it's available on Amazon I'll put a link", "hiJBAXprKDI-00007-00005355-00005898": "below but we're not going to use a lot of this just sprinkle it lightly but we are going to", "hiJBAXprKDI-00008-00005898-00006513": "cook in real butter so make sure you have some real butter on hand and we're going to be using", "hiJBAXprKDI-00009-00006513-00007380": "garlic and salt and pepper and a little smoked paprika anyway so let's get started first thing", "hiJBAXprKDI-00010-00007380-00007830": "we're going to do is get some tinfoil and we're gonna grab some butter and put a little bit of", "hiJBAXprKDI-00011-00007830-00008271": "butter in here and then lay the fish on top of it just to help keep it from stick in the low", "hiJBAXprKDI-00012-00014482-00017569": "so before I click this I'm actually going to put it in a trigger in the smoking mode for about a", "hiJBAXprKDI-00013-00017569-00018265": "half hour maybe 20 minutes or something like that then when I'm ready to cook it I fire it", "hiJBAXprKDI-00014-00018265-00018922": "up to about 325 degrees take it up to a hundred and forty-five degrees internal temperature and", "hiJBAXprKDI-00015-00018922-00019615": "voila dinner's ready so what this really tastes great you'll love it so now we're ready to put", "hiJBAXprKDI-00016-00019615-00020149": "the salmon in I'm going to turn my trigger on to smoking I'm using hickory and got my", "hiJBAXprKDI-00017-00020149-00020791": "little sticker here showing my Hickory and malt my other flavors are right there and that's how I", "hiJBAXprKDI-00018-00020791-00021262": "can remember what I got in my hopper so yep we're going to get it up the smoking and then we'll add", "hiJBAXprKDI-00019-00021262-00021824": "it in there for about 20 minutes and then we'll start cooking it the rest of the way all right", "hiJBAXprKDI-00020-00021824-00022514": "so we get it in the trigger and maybe just before it's done I want to go in with a brush except my", "hiJBAXprKDI-00021-00022514-00023099": "little juices and just refresh the salmon just to get some more of that buttery goodness in", "hiJBAXprKDI-00022-00023099-00023624": "there but yeah I'm going to smoke it for a little while and give us some smoky taste and then now", "hiJBAXprKDI-00023-00023624-00024032": "we're going to cook it the rest of the way at 325 right now is that the smoking temperature", "hiJBAXprKDI-00024-00024622-00025450": "there you go some delicious salmon you'll love this recipe enjoy folks thank you for enjoying", "hiJBAXprKDI-00025-00025450-00026092": "trigger day and cooking salmon with Rob please take the time to like subscribe and share our", "hiJBAXprKDI-00026-00026092-00026577": "videos all over the whole wide world and leave us a nice comment talk to you next time bye"}}, {"audio_id": "hiP7N1p3HvI", "text": {"hiP7N1p3HvI-00000-00002304-00003432": "so hey man hey tony good to see you how you doing bro good good to see you", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00001-00003536-00004072": "this is amazing i didn't know what i was going to see today but i can tell you i'm blown away", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00002-00004232-00004632": "that was our dream to make sure that we had a vehicle that brought a truck to the", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00003-00004632-00005136": "market that just really shocked people just from the visual and then to the functional", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00004-00005136-00005608": "it looks like there's just a ton of different things in here can you uh share with me what", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00005-00005608-00006168": "you got going on yeah so this is designed for many different use cases we designed from the", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00006-00006168-00006744": "inside out and then the outside in this is this is for america this is what built america anyways", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00007-00006744-00007416": "we wanted to do something that was fully drive by wire break by wire harmonize systems and shed 35", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00008-00007416-00007872": "of the parts and in order to do that you got to get rid of steering columns shock towers struts", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00009-00007872-00008384": "you got to change everything right so this is a pure design and of course you know that's how", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00010-00008384-00008992": "you get so much cubic feet it's the size of a small pickup and has the payload of a full size", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00011-00009064-00009616": "we wanted to have a masculine look as well as a sleek and sexy design and it'd", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00012-00009616-00010224": "be totally different on the utilization space and as you know i come out of the aftermarket", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00013-00010224-00010872": "on the software side and worked for every oem so i wanted to be a part of a design structure that", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00014-00010872-00011288": "was designed not only for the first owner but for the second and the third owner people want", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00015-00011288-00011960": "to return on capital and in order to do that you have to have a lot of modularity and so", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00016-00011960-00012736": "i can do things like have a workbench and it's an aircraft cargo style so you know it's interlocking", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00017-00012736-00013104": "and accessorizing and i can make this for my use case you know this is", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00018-00013104-00013672": "very functional structure at the same time maybe i want to put a camper shell on this", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00019-00013672-00014304": "and have access through the cabin to the cargo area and of course it has a full roll down window", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00020-00014424-00015288": "i see so many different unique consumer use cases in this vehicle and you know most times what i've", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00021-00015288-00015888": "seen in vehicles they've built one thing one size fits all this seems like there's so many", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00022-00015888-00016496": "different types of business people or working people or consumers that could adapt what i see", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00023-00016496-00016984": "here to their own lives let me show you one use case that i think is is pretty powerful", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00024-00017112-00017664": "let's say i'm a catastrophe insurance adjuster or i'm a plumber or an electrician or whatever my", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00025-00017664-00018144": "tools can go in here and my batteries are charging automatically because this is a power plant right", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00026-00018200-00018752": "and so i got the ability to have a workbench here or if i'm front gating at my favorite event i've", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00027-00018752-00019456": "got a bar here you know i've got power plant here as well so i have plugs usb mini usb whatever you", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00028-00019456-00020008": "want these are all accessorizable so again taking that concept about you know let's build something", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00029-00020008-00020520": "that people can personalize rather than we're building it to industrialize so you can have", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00030-00020520-00021000": "workers with a table saw over here and you could do that all day long and you wouldn't hit 10", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00031-00021000-00021560": "percent of the battery life that's amazing looks like i can rack up all my gear inside of there", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00032-00021560-00022112": "and i don't have to take it out at the end of every day i can just it's charging and that's 28", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00033-00022112-00022680": "minutes a day and so what we wanted to do is give that time back to the company and to the people", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00034-00022680-00023288": "so that's just one example of a use case another one is the way you can ingress an egress out of", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00035-00023288-00024192": "the vehicle which is really important okay grab a seat yeah please sit in it now notice", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00036-00024192-00024720": "how you're not like snaking in around a steering column when you don't have a steering column you", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00037-00024720-00025432": "can push things forward and you can give them a bigger space and that bigger space becomes super", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00038-00025432-00026072": "functional and i can personalize this i can run bucket seats i can run a bench seat system i can", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00039-00026072-00026880": "run a three seat system again the driver is very far forward but yet he's in the safest bubble zone", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00040-00026952-00027488": "these are like similar to our approach on the delivery vehicle these are designed for you to put", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00041-00027488-00027944": "your accessories on you know if you're a guy that you want you use a big cup a small cup you can buy", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00042-00027944-00028488": "the accessory for what you need in addition to that this is an additional secure toolbox area", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00043-00028488-00028927": "that you can buy an accessory to put in there and i keep my flashlights my gloves", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00044-00028927-00029560": "and yet when i want to take my significant other out none of that stuff's seen at the same time i", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00045-00029560-00030224": "can get it with a full infotainment system but if i'm a guy that has a fleet of 500 trucks", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00046-00030224-00030848": "and my guys are working on it well maybe i want to use something as low cost as a simple android or", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00047-00030848-00031695": "ios device to be the interface to the vehicle it's maximizing technology to allow for the utilization", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00048-00031695-00032264": "of space and make it for me you know people talk about hardware and software they can't function", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00049-00032264-00032872": "without each other like electrify my environment and make it very modular and mobile to me", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00050-00032872-00033464": "everything has multiple purposes so the battery pack is designed to be upgraded replaced repaired", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00051-00033464-00033944": "they're all separate cells so you have massive amounts of redundancy", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00052-00033944-00034688": "you can run this thing all day long and still go home at 35 40 percent power and plug it in", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00053-00034688-00035360": "and do a rapid charge could you imagine you just went through this texas weather storm and you need", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00054-00035360-00035976": "power you need electricity boom you got it you can run it with one motor and one guy can pick it up", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00055-00035976-00036712": "so take a v8 engine you know it's 600 plus pounds this thing is sub 200 it's got 300 horsepower", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00056-00036712-00037200": "nearly 300 pounds of torque and i can put two of them in there so we're thinking about things", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00057-00037200-00037712": "that most designers and engineers just don't think about why because they don't work a truck", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00058-00037712-00038136": "they don't make their living they don't put their kids through college with their truck we do", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00059-00038136-00039000": "like this thing is just us down below we have a set of other tool boxes or safety boxes i have", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00060-00039000-00039792": "a built-in step but if i wanted to do something else in here i have my first aid kit my flashlight", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00061-00039792-00040640": "again multiple functions ads in structural integrity helps me get access here i just think", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00062-00040640-00041280": "about all the times i've had to put gear on top of my suv and and i'm always falling off and trying", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00063-00041280-00041776": "to like not kill myself doing it this is amazing yeah so we wanted something where you can gear up", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00064-00041776-00042240": "quick you know whatever you want to do or if you want to put your equipment up here and of course", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00065-00042312-00042944": "because it's interlocking like this you have the ability to put a ladder rack in here that could", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00066-00042944-00043528": "go across like this and be fastened again this is just about thinking about how people use a", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00067-00043528-00044104": "truck at the same time you know i want my wheel chocks because i i like to dirt bike and i want", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00068-00044104-00044880": "to be able to tie down easy the gate design is very different here on this vehicle versus other", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00069-00044880-00045512": "vehicles because there's functionality purposes my slat wall comes to life i can keep my tools", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00070-00045512-00046008": "you know keep my water my drinks because otherwise you're gonna drop these things on the ground", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00071-00046008-00046576": "and of course here's a way to get hurt you know and so just thinking about keeping people as safe", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00072-00046576-00047032": "and strong as possible but let's just say i got to go pick up you know a sheet of plywood well now i", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00073-00047032-00047616": "need an eight-foot bed but i wanted a six-foot bed price and so what did we do we we have it so that", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00074-00047696-00048304": "you can take this and i now have an eight foot bed and then of course i want to go", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00075-00048304-00049232": "back down to a six foot bed just put it away and off i go you know i'm back to work", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00076-00049232-00049680": "you know we put as much thought into this truck bed that most people put into an entire car", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00077-00050152-00050672": "we want to be clear when the working person sees this they go i can have a better quality of", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00078-00050672-00051336": "life with this vehicle and i can get a return on capital and every one of these areas is a space to", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00079-00051336-00051984": "create a return on capital which is why we spend so much money to develop the most intelligent bet", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00080-00052248-00052591": "and so what we want to do is be able to give you access to the data platform", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00081-00052591-00053000": "i'm selling it to you and i said hey look take a look at the data you pull down the", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00082-00053000-00053408": "data it auto calculates the wear and tear on everything and it tells you here's what", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00083-00053408-00053784": "you need to do if you want to get another two or three hundred thousand miles and", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00084-00053784-00054184": "that dictates what you should pay because we should be able with technology right", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00085-00054264-00054808": "we should be able to price it to the exact miles driven and the way those miles were drained same", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00086-00054808-00055320": "time let's say i work it and i i damage this this is easy to replace it's easy to repair", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00087-00055408-00055888": "you got to build something for the second owner why because you actually then care about the first", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00088-00055888-00056352": "owner because he's going to be able to sell it for what it's worth you know we spent a lot of time on", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00089-00056408-00056944": "on things that most people would think silly like the quality of the hinges worst thing i hate when", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00090-00056944-00057536": "on second vehicles is sagging hinges i hate that thing you open that door and it doesn't feel solid", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00091-00057536-00058008": "you know it's going to hit the residual value one of the things you shared that was impressive to", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00092-00058008-00058655": "me is that you've got this unbelievable range of features in the vehicle and most of the time when", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00093-00058655-00059224": "people get a vehicle like that the assumption is the cost of maintenance are going to go up and it", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00094-00059224-00059776": "sounds like the way that you've designed it is the exact opposite you get more but to service it or", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00095-00059776-00060328": "maintain it is actually less so the environmental considerations surrounding this vehicle is very", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00096-00060328-00060928": "different than any other vehicle that's out on the road today so what do you think it's amazing", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00097-00060928-00061479": "i really appreciate the opportunity to come in this is a fantastic vehicle and i really think", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00098-00061479-00062016": "it's going to transform experience for for everybody and i can tell you that i want one", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00099-00062016-00062632": "and my wife will want one my kids will want one so thank you thanks for being the first person here", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00100-00062632-00064584": "that got to see it i mean a special day for for us and that that gave me goosebumps i'm so pumped", "hiP7N1p3HvI-00101-00072408-00072458": "you"}}, {"audio_id": "hiTOtmQGUho", "text": {"hiTOtmQGUho-00000-00000565-00001042": "I advertise my services, number one, by the best way possible�word of mouth.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00001-00001042-00001167": "That's number one.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00002-00001167-00001433": "Two, I actually use Twitter.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00003-00001433-00001549": "I use Instagram.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00004-00001549-00001893": "I do use social medias as well.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00005-00001893-00002230": "But number one for me is word of mouth.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00006-00002230-00002675": "You do a good job on one client, they go tell another person.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00007-00002675-00003031": "That person will tell two people, that person will tell three people.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00008-00003031-00003471": "So word of mouth for me is number one.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00009-00003471-00004133": "Word of mouth, Twitter, social medias, Instagram, Facebook, those things.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00010-00004133-00004401": "That's how I advertise my services.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00011-00004401-00005242": "And how I advertise on Instagram and Twitter, I actually post pictures of my work on Instagram.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00012-00005242-00005568": "And I have my Instagram linked to my Twitter.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00013-00005568-00006135": "So anytime I'm doing a service that I think it's noteworthy, I'll take a picture of it", "hiTOtmQGUho-00014-00006135-00006484": "and I'll put it out there on the wire on Instagram.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00015-00006484-00007095": "And my Instagram and Twitter are linked so it's going to both areas at the same time.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00016-00007095-00007650": "I will put up pictures from hair shows, I will put up pictures from salon work or any", "hiTOtmQGUho-00017-00007650-00007961": "noteworthy service that I have done.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00018-00007961-00008465": "I will actually post it on Instagram, and my Instagram and my Twitter are linked.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00019-00008465-00008849": "At least two times a week I post on Instagram.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00020-00008849-00009292": "Sometimes it's a bit much if you have a full schedule and you're working all the time you", "hiTOtmQGUho-00021-00009292-00009420": "can't just stop.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00022-00009420-00009938": "But having our phones in our hands, the smartphones now make it a lot easier to just pull the", "hiTOtmQGUho-00023-00009938-00010220": "phone out of your pocket and just snap a quick photo.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00024-00010220-00010770": "And then later on or a day or two later then you can shoot it to Instagram and Twitter", "hiTOtmQGUho-00025-00010770-00010870": "and your Facebook.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00026-00010870-00011369": "I would say with social media alone it has boosted my clientele I would say more than", "hiTOtmQGUho-00027-00011369-00011727": "10% from people who had no idea who I was.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00028-00011727-00012434": "No idea I was working in Beverly Hills, no idea that I did razor shave services.", "hiTOtmQGUho-00029-00012434-00012761": "So the social media has increased my clientele 10%."}}, {"audio_id": "hjdt239mdNU", "text": {"hjdt239mdNU-00000-00000050-00000183": "Durante la época Colonial,", "hjdt239mdNU-00001-00000183-00000433": "dos civilizaciones se enfrentaron y se convirtieron en el origen de leyendas", "hjdt239mdNU-00002-00000433-00000759": "¿Crees que ver a La Muerte, una bruja y un santo...", "hjdt239mdNU-00003-00000759-00000938": "teniendo una pequeña reunión,", "hjdt239mdNU-00004-00000938-00001101": "no me iba a llamar la atención?", "hjdt239mdNU-00005-00003474-00003837": "DESVENTURAS EN NUEVA CASTILLA", "hjdt239mdNU-00006-00003887-00004129": "Yo tomaré la culpa.", "hjdt239mdNU-00007-00004241-00004575": "Ya estoy acostumbrado a que me culpen de todo."}}, {"audio_id": "hjlBmkxX6Oc", "text": {"hjlBmkxX6Oc-00000-00000006-00000717": "Well hello, welcome to this lesson on the subject of the internet entitled, What", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00001-00000717-00001226": "Would Google Do? I've wanted to teach this lesson and put it on tape for a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00002-00001226-00001896": "long time and talk about the effect of the internet especially in the work of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00003-00001896-00002523": "the church. So before we start I want to ask how many of you out there know about", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00004-00002523-00003096": "Google? Most people today are familiar with it but just so we can all be", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00005-00003096-00003539": "on the same wavelength for this lesson let me try to give you a basic", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00006-00003539-00004112": "description of what Google is before we go on and develop our lesson theme.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00007-00004112-00004767": "Google is the name of what is commonly referred to as a search engine. Now a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00008-00004767-00005237": "search engine is a service which finds and organizes information that is", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00009-00005237-00005912": "located on the internet. For example, if you go to the Google web site and in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00010-00005912-00006360": "their search box you type in for example the Choctaw Church of Christ where I", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00011-00006360-00006951": "happen to serve, well it will list for you all kinds of information about this", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00012-00006951-00007397": "congregation that has appeared in bulletins and articles and references", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00013-00007397-00008036": "that have at one time or another appeared on the internet, you also can", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00014-00008036-00008574": "find a map on how to get here, some activities that are taking place, pages", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00015-00008574-00009179": "and pages of information about this particular group. One of the fun things", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00016-00009179-00009681": "to do with the internet that people often do is they type in their own name", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00017-00009681-00010335": "or the name of someone they know into the search box and Google will list for", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00018-00010335-00010854": "them all kinds of information on that individual that has been posted on", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00019-00010854-00011457": "the Internet in the past. Now Google's really a wonderful service because it", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00020-00011457-00012117": "has cut down the time it takes to find any information about anything down to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00021-00012117-00012647": "mere seconds. For example, do you want background information on the Italian", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00022-00012647-00013116": "Renaissance, you need to go to the library most of the times in the past", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00023-00013116-00013638": "you'd have to find books and articles but today just type in Italian", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00024-00013638-00014265": "Renaissance into Google search box hit enter and within seconds you will", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00025-00014265-00014891": "instantly get over 2 million articles and references and quotes about the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00026-00014891-00015409": "Italian Renaissance. You want information about a favorite teacher say Dr.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00027-00015409-00015880": "Stafford North at Oklahoma Christian University, simply type in his name and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00028-00015880-00016423": "it'll give you all kinds of information about Dr. North, the books that he's", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00029-00016423-00016870": "written, articles, places that he's preached his background so on and so", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00030-00016870-00017287": "forth. You want to find the nearest Walmart, what's playing at Tinseltown", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00031-00017287-00017695": "movies, doctor ratings, how good the doctors are", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00032-00017695-00018310": "school supply lists it goes on and on. Now some people say that the invention", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00033-00018310-00018865": "of Google will change society in ways like the invention of electricity or the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00034-00018865-00019483": "invention of the automobile changed our society. So powerful is the effect of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00035-00019483-00020029": "Google and other similar search engines that in just a few years this technology", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00036-00020029-00020551": "has rendered several businesses and business models nearly obsolete.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00037-00020551-00021166": "For example online search engines have literally destroyed the classified ad", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00038-00021166-00021772": "sections of newspapers across America, why pay for an ad to sell your car or", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00039-00021772-00022363": "your baby stroller when you can list it for free on Craigslist and find a buyer,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00040-00022363-00022834": "why go to the book store to buy a book when you can see it and order it and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00041-00022834-00023338": "have it delivered to your home, better still why not copy your favorite", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00042-00023338-00024016": "bestseller to an electronic book for half the price, these ebooks can store", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00043-00024016-00024511": "thousands of books on one device you can you can shop you can order and you can", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00044-00024511-00025143": "store all of your books on this one device even on your phone if you prefer.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00045-00025143-00025791": "Starting in 2010 there were more e-books sold than actual paper books that was", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00046-00025791-00026178": "the first time in history that had happened. This is why", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00047-00026178-00026622": "Barnes and Noble are near bankrupcy these days beginning to shut", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00048-00026622-00027069": "down their stores they just can't compete with online merchandising", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00049-00027069-00027645": "especially of books and records and things like that. Department stores, legal", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00050-00027645-00028188": "services, computer manufacturers, universities, every sector of our society", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00051-00028188-00028758": "has been impacted by the Internet age. For example at Oklahoma Christian", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00052-00028758-00029283": "University freshmen are provided with a laptop computer and an iPhone when they", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00053-00029283-00029824": "begin classes and they can upgrade the iPhone to an iPad for an extra charge. I", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00054-00029824-00030244": "mean this is just the new reality I remember when I was at the University", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00055-00030244-00030805": "teaching a class as an invited lecturer and there in the class there may have", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00056-00030805-00031233": "been 50 or 60 students and all of them had laptops and all of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00057-00031233-00031656": "them were typing in information as I lectured on the topic that I had been", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00058-00031656-00032034": "assigned some of them were even checking the facts and the details and the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00059-00032034-00032625": "numbers that I was giving them in my lecture in real time, such as the reality", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00060-00032625-00033268": "of the Internet age and education in our day. So when things change so radically", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00061-00033268-00033838": "and quickly old systems come crashing down and new models begin to emerge. So", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00062-00033838-00034549": "my point here is that no company and no service has better adapted and exploited", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00063-00034549-00035146": "even led the changes that are taking place than Google. Their business model", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00064-00035146-00035694": "their way of doing things with employers and customers is setting the framework", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00065-00035694-00036141": "for how other businesses and institutions need to operate in this", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00066-00036141-00036747": "computer age in order to be viable in order to succeed, it's no wonder that one", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00067-00036747-00037146": "of the more popular books in recent years has been a title,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00068-00037146-00037633": "What Would Google Do? by Jeff Jarvis. Now the author wasn't meaning to be", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00069-00037633-00038119": "offensive to Christians when he took the popular what would Jesus do and he named", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00070-00038119-00038691": "his book what would Google do, his point is that in the same way Christians look", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00071-00038691-00039163": "to Jesus as a guide for successful Christian living, business", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00072-00039163-00039624": "institutions should now look to Google for the guidance that they need", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00073-00039624-00040152": "to navigate successfully through a new world dominated by the internet and the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00074-00040152-00040716": "changes that has brought into society. Well by now you might be asking, wait a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00075-00040716-00041238": "minute is this is this a Bible sermon or is it a business seminar? Well the answer", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00076-00041238-00041892": "is well it's a little bit of both, the church is the spiritual body of Christ", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00077-00041892-00042459": "but at the same time it's an organization operated by human beings in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00078-00042459-00043104": "a world populated by human beings. We have guidelines from the New Testament", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00079-00043104-00043536": "and how to establish and organize the church but much of the day-to-day", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00080-00043536-00044086": "function of the church God has wisely left to the discretion and judgment of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00081-00044086-00044611": "its leaders and members, and I say wisely so because God knew that the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00082-00044611-00045099": "church would have to function in different ages and different cultures", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00083-00045099-00045600": "and different societies each with their own particular technology and social", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00084-00045600-00046305": "custom. Today we live at a time where in the last hundred years or so our society", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00085-00046305-00046815": "has gone from being predominantly an agrarian or a farming society in the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00086-00046815-00047487": "early 1900s to a manufacturing society in the 1930s to a service society in the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00087-00047487-00048171": "1960s to an information and computer age from the 1990s until the present time", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00088-00048171-00048918": "and now we have 40% of the jobs that are in the information technology field and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00089-00048918-00049641": "only 1% of the jobs in farming. Through all of this change the church has had to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00090-00049641-00050097": "adapt not its doctrine or its love for one another but in the way it does", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00091-00050097-00050611": "things, for example the Choctaw congregation as I said where I", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00092-00050611-00051105": "serve as one of the ministers in Oklahoma City was formed as a result of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00093-00051105-00051846": "a two-week gospel meeting in the 1930s, think about it two weeks 14 days in a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00094-00051846-00052443": "row 14 nights in a row of a gospel meeting we couldn't do that today", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00095-00052443-00052858": "we couldn't get people to come to a gospel meeting for 14", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00096-00052858-00053524": "consecutive nights in this day and age. Another example, in the 50s and 60s", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00097-00053524-00053989": "many churches supported one national radio program to preach and to teach", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00098-00053989-00054550": "thousands of listeners but today each congregation can stream their own", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00099-00054550-00055129": "services onto the internet, we can even have television studios in our churches", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00100-00055129-00055663": "to produce our own education material as we do at the Choctaw congregation, so my", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00101-00055663-00056166": "point here is that one of the most successful organizations to navigate and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00102-00056166-00056662": "take advantage of this new computer age has been Google, I propose that we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00103-00056662-00057145": "examine what Google actually does and see if there are any lessons that we can", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00104-00057145-00057717": "use to help us navigate and take advantage of this computer age in our", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00105-00057717-00058288": "service to Jesus Christ. Our basic reference should always be to seek out", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00106-00058288-00058795": "what Jesus says and what Jesus does but in this new and rapidly changing world", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00107-00058795-00059248": "we shouldn't be afraid to adapt what Google does in the service of the church", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00108-00059248-00059892": "as well. Okay five things that Google does five things that Google does, and in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00109-00059892-00060337": "the book the author mentions many things that Google has done to succeed", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00110-00060337-00060879": "brilliantly in the information age I've chosen five of these that have a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00111-00060879-00061444": "particular relevance to the church and what we need to do as well, so here", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00112-00061444-00062185": "they are: number one, do no evil, do no evil. The basic work ethic of the Google", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00113-00062185-00062776": "company is: do no evil, in other words make products and services that are good", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00114-00062776-00063385": "for the customer, good for the company and good for society. Google aims at", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00115-00063385-00063829": "being a positive force in society because it believes this is the best", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00116-00063829-00064396": "long-term strategy for success. Now it doesn't base this notion on the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00117-00064396-00065053": "idea of faith or theology, it's a very pragmatic decision, they simply", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00118-00065053-00065605": "accept the idea that doing no evil promotes success better than purposefully", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00119-00065605-00065952": "cheating or trying to profit from a product that may harm", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00120-00065952-00066594": "customers in some way. Of course in the church this principle is a given we not", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00121-00066594-00067062": "only seek to avoid evil we pursue righteous living as a goal based on our", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00122-00067062-00067638": "faith in God. Perhaps the thing that we can learn from Google however is that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00123-00067638-00068202": "the good that they do is really felt by their customers because their services", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00124-00068202-00068793": "are free, in the church we tend to be inward focused and if you ask someone in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00125-00068793-00069172": "the community what has that you know if we went around knocked on doors and you", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00126-00069172-00069585": "ask people you surveyed them and asked them what has the Church of Christ", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00127-00069585-00070263": "specifically done for you for you personally, I'm not sure if to many could", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00128-00070263-00070843": "name any one thing we've done that has impacted them. Google has provided", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00129-00070843-00071262": "something good and useful for the community and they've done it for free", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00130-00071262-00071880": "the church should learn to be known for this type of service as well. Number two,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00131-00071880-00072557": "Google empowers individual growth in order to create corporate growth.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00132-00072557-00073105": "Google's corporate structure is designed to enable individuals to be creative in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00133-00073105-00073810": "coming up with new ideas and new ways of doing things, they're like a cooperative", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00134-00073810-00074386": "of entrepreneurs, they encourage their employees to imagine new products or", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00135-00074386-00074893": "better ways to deliver existing services by providing them with money and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00136-00074893-00075480": "resources in order to experiment, they know that their employees are their most", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00137-00075480-00076018": "important resource so they nurture and encourage employee development and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00138-00076018-00076537": "training, in other words the management is there to encourage the others to take", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00139-00076537-00077125": "their jobs management is not there simply to protect their own jobs. In like", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00140-00077125-00077667": "manner we need to remember that church growth is based on individual growth, we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00141-00077667-00078061": "think that growing the church requires spending money on buildings or equipment", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00142-00078061-00078645": "or more staff but these things are the result of church growth not the cause of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00143-00078645-00079164": "church growth. Every time an individual member decides to begin reading his or", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00144-00079164-00079625": "her Bible more regularly the church grows, each time someone", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00145-00079625-00080072": "decides they will start coming to Wednesday night services on a regular", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00146-00080072-00080636": "basis the church grows, every time someone commits themselves to greater", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00147-00080636-00081257": "sexual purity or devote more time to prayer or choose to attend Bible class", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00148-00081257-00081998": "the church the body grows; like Google we can experience corporate growth if we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00149-00081998-00082550": "focus more on the individual growth of each member, this work of ministry by", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00150-00082550-00082948": "elders and deacons and preachers  it's slow it's not spectacular", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00151-00082948-00083657": "but the results are sure. Principle number three, Google provides variety and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00152-00083657-00084284": "choice in its services geared to customer needs and interests. In other", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00153-00084284-00084986": "words Google gives its customers what they really really really want, they do", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00154-00084986-00085448": "this by listening I mean really listening to their customers feedback on", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00155-00085448-00085925": "their products and services, they provide ways for their customers to communicate", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00156-00085925-00086369": "with them and then they pay attention to what is said and make changes", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00157-00086369-00086699": "accordingly. A lot of companies have a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00158-00086699-00087155": "suggestion box that's attached to a trash can or they have the attitude of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00159-00087155-00087671": "Henry Ford who said to his customers  you can have any color Model T Ford", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00160-00087671-00088091": "that you want as long as it was black because black is the only color that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00161-00088091-00088589": "they produced. Well in today's Information Age that attitude doesn't", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00162-00088589-00089045": "fly because the Internet has given people unlimited choices when it comes", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00163-00089045-00089543": "to products and it has also given them a voice to express their opinions and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00164-00089543-00090166": "preferences through blogs and Facebook, Twitter, so on and so forth", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00165-00090166-00090821": "Google knows this and Google embraces it, its customers tell Google what they want", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00166-00090821-00091493": "and Google obliges them for free. Because of this more people use their services", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00167-00091493-00091973": "and other companies pay to put ads on", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00168-00091973-00092588": "Google's pages, this is how they make money they bring millions of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00169-00092588-00093129": "people to their site by giving them what they really really want and advertisers", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00170-00093129-00093644": "pay Google big money to display their products to the millions of people who", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00171-00093644-00094554": "use Google's free service every single day, two billion searches per day. In the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00172-00094554-00095172": "church it's easy to become like Henry Ford, people can want and need many", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00173-00095172-00095673": "things so long as they'll accept what we are offering, and many times what we're", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00174-00095673-00096198": "offering well is dull and devoid of spiritual life like that old black Model", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00175-00096198-00096752": "T. I'm not suggesting that we change our doctrine, I'm not suggesting that we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00176-00096752-00097187": "change our commitment to following God's Word carefully in all matters including", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00177-00097187-00097679": "on how we live and how we worship, as a matter of fact studies have shown that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00178-00097679-00098117": "churches who have abandoned restoration principles in order to embrace more", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00179-00098117-00098768": "liberal ideas, for example on women's role in the church or they've", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00180-00098768-00099206": "instituted instrumental music in their services, these churches that have made", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00181-00099206-00099707": "these changes have not produced significant growth for their efforts as", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00182-00099707-00100175": "a matter of fact they managed to chase away people and then simply replace the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00183-00100175-00100736": "people that have left. So I'm against introducing non-biblical ideas in the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00184-00100736-00101314": "pursuit of church growth for one reason and one reason only: it's not biblical.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00185-00101314-00101979": "What Google does however is that what what Google does teach us however is", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00186-00101979-00102401": "that we have to listen more carefully to the needs of our members and our", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00187-00102401-00102989": "community and like Google provide ministry that satisfies those needs. Too", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00188-00102989-00103502": "many times we think the only thing that people need is public worship so we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00189-00103502-00103895": "spent a lot of money and a lot of time and effort to produce three public", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00190-00103895-00104276": "worship periods per week, we spend millions of dollars on a building", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00191-00104276-00104792": "and a staff and paperwork and printing and books and so on and so forth so that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00192-00104792-00105404": "we can have three public worship services per week, but you know", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00193-00105404-00105870": "what? People need other things in addition to these and this is where", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00194-00105870-00106164": "we're not paying attention, widows need", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00195-00106164-00106731": "comforting, young families need training and encouragement, men need to learn how", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00196-00106731-00107394": "to be fathers and leaders and servants, the poor and the sick need ministry, the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00197-00107394-00107820": "members need training in how to serve and how to evangelize, the community", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00198-00107820-00108282": "needs the gospel and teaching, those grieving from broken marriages and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00199-00108282-00108792": "broken lives and broken homes all these people they need support; people need to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00200-00108792-00109296": "worship God publicly absolutely and we do a good job in providing the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00201-00109296-00109842": "opportunity and environment to do this in a biblical way but this isn't the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00202-00109842-00110214": "only thing that they need and it's certainly not the only thing that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00203-00110214-00110751": "they're asking for. The congregation that succeeds in this complex and turbulent", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00204-00110751-00111284": "time will be the one that knows what its members need and figure out a way to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00205-00111284-00111819": "meet that need according to the teachings of the Bible. Principle number", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00206-00111819-00112466": "four, at Google they understand that there is an inverse relationship between", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00207-00112466-00113054": "control and trust. Let me explain what this means,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00208-00113054-00113715": "Google has learned that people under 40 years of age distrust top-down", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00209-00113715-00114297": "management systems, they're used to having input they want to know where", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00210-00114297-00114882": "they fit in and why they do what they do, this doesn't mean that they are better", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00211-00114882-00115302": "than the previous generation they're just different, and Google", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00212-00115302-00115728": "knows this since this generation makes up the bulk of their customers as well", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00213-00115728-00116283": "as their company, so the inverse relationship between trust and control", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00214-00116283-00117033": "works like this: the more you control the less you are trusted, the more you cede", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00215-00117033-00117729": "control the greater trust and respect that you gain. Under 40s interpret a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00216-00117729-00118263": "person's desire to control as a sign that this person does not trust others", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00217-00118263-00118974": "so they in turn are unwilling to place trust in that person. Now at Google the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00218-00118974-00119295": "leaders entrust a lot of responsibility for", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00219-00119295-00119823": "running the company and developing new services even evaluating and criticizing", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00220-00119823-00120348": "existing systems to people who are not necessarily part of top management, their", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00221-00120348-00120972": "idea is that the people at the bottom want to succeed as badly as the people", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00222-00120972-00121614": "at the top, everybody has a vested interest in the success of the company", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00223-00121614-00122151": "so their willingness to allow employees as well as customers to be legitimate", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00224-00122151-00122676": "partners in improving and shaping Google as a company has won them strong loyalty", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00225-00122676-00123184": "and trust from the newest employee in the mailroom to the highest level of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00226-00123184-00123807": "management. Now the great challenge in the church is that most of the leaders", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00227-00123807-00124341": "because of their age I mean we don't call them elders for nothing, most of the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00228-00124341-00124808": "leaders in the church come from the generation where top-down management and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00229-00124808-00125421": "organizational systems were the norm, many churches complain that there's a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00230-00125421-00125820": "disconnect between the leadership and the congregation because the elders", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00231-00125820-00126288": "function like a board of directors and they only meet to make decisions about", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00232-00126288-00126822": "budget items and went to hire and fire the preacher, Google reminds us that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00233-00126822-00127275": "there are different organizational and management styles that come and go with", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00234-00127275-00127941": "each generation; now my point here is not that we imitate Google style of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00235-00127941-00128433": "management, rather that we look more carefully at the Bible and follow what", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00236-00128433-00128882": "it says our leadership style should be and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00237-00128882-00129501": "according to the Bible our leaders are shepherds, they're not CEOs, they're not", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00238-00129501-00130032": "cheerleaders, they're not activity coordinators or economists, they're", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00239-00130032-00130644": "shepherds and so shepherds lead the sheep and shepherds are with the sheep", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00240-00130644-00131211": "and shepherds seek out the lost and stray sheep and shepherd's feed and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00241-00131211-00131966": "protect the sheep and shepherds sacrifice for the sheep. Every generation", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00242-00131966-00132545": "can relate to the shepherding role of elders in the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00243-00132545-00133175": "church, I believe that when elders serve the church as shepherds they gain the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00244-00133175-00133586": "trust of every member in the congregation no matter how old they are", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00245-00133586-00134147": "no matter what generation they're in. And then finally the last thing that Google", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00246-00134147-00134693": "does to guarantee success in the information age: Google knows what is the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00247-00134693-00135470": "essential nature of its business. Google is a search engine, it enables people to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00248-00135470-00135968": "find and organize information about any subject on the Internet and it provides", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00249-00135968-00136589": "the service for free, it's about information and communication and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00250-00136589-00137180": "whatever growth or acquisitions it makes it always refers to its core business. It", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00251-00137180-00137714": "hasn't branched out to sell cars or acquire a financial company or", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00252-00137714-00138317": "buy some kind of sports franchise, although if you're reading the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00253-00138317-00138899": "papers and keeping up with the technology news some of its forays into", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00254-00138899-00139433": "the marketing of information collected from its customers has gotten", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00255-00139433-00139841": "them into trouble but this very thing that they've done this misstep that", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00256-00139841-00140375": "they've done proves my point they're moving away from their core business and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00257-00140375-00140948": "when they do they get into trouble. So this idea of knowing what your essential", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00258-00140948-00141533": "business is and sticking to it is not easy and it's not as easy as it seems", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00259-00141533-00141992": "and a lot of companies have gone under because they forget this. A wonderful", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00260-00141992-00142451": "example or a certainly a clear example of this happen in my home town in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00261-00142451-00143030": "Montreal, Montreal was the headquarters for the Seagrams Distillery", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00262-00143030-00143600": "business, a very old company very very wealthy company was owned by the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00263-00143600-00144203": "Bronfman family and Edgar Bronfman Jr. inherited the business from his father", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00264-00144203-00144800": "and this was a multi-billion dollar a company, but Edgar Bronfman", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00265-00144800-00145199": "decided that well he didn't want to be in the distillery business he wanted to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00266-00145199-00145847": "be in show business and so he bought a movie studio and television studio and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00267-00145847-00146399": "recording company, a music recording company and so and so forth", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00268-00146399-00146846": "and after several years lost billions of dollars and almost the entire fortune", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00269-00146846-00147704": "in these foolish adventures and  lost his company, and so he", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00270-00147704-00148184": "forgot what his core business was about where his bread and butter was was", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00271-00148184-00148655": "coming from, it's a clear example from the world of business.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00272-00148655-00149159": "Well Google searches to improve its core business, which is a search engine, and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00273-00149159-00149687": "how to find new ways to expand its use or increase its profitability but no", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00274-00149687-00150422": "matter how big it gets or how successful it becomes it always remembers what its", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00275-00150422-00151019": "core business is all about. Well we have many examples of churches forgetting", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00276-00151019-00151616": "what they're supposed to be about, we have congregations that focus on one", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00277-00151616-00152174": "ministry to the exclusion of all others and end up being maybe a school", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00278-00152174-00152804": "with a church attached or a homeless shelter with a church attached or a food", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00279-00152804-00153377": "bank with a church as a second thought;  churches who think that their", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00280-00153377-00153884": "role is to change government policy concerning gays or abortion or or", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00281-00153884-00154403": "military action. I'm not saying that the church shouldn't have an impact on", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00282-00154403-00154835": "society for good I mean after all Jesus tells us that we're the light and we're", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00283-00154835-00155378": "the salt in Matthew chapter 5, but if we are to survive and succeed", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00284-00155378-00155897": "in our rapidly changing world we need to remember what the Bible says that our", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00285-00155897-00156536": "role is what our essential business is all about as the church, our essential", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00286-00156536-00157319": "job is not to take care of the poor, our essential job is not to train preachers,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00287-00157319-00157829": "our essential job is not to make the USA a Christian nation or to unify churches", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00288-00157829-00158357": "or to grow larger congregations. I mean these are all good things they're all", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00289-00158357-00158790": "necessary things and things that happen as a result of our work", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00290-00158790-00159450": "but they are not our essential or core job our core role or function. Our role", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00291-00159450-00160181": "is to call people out of the world in order to come into the kingdom of God,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00292-00160181-00160791": "that's our core business. Why do you think Peter the Apostle said, \"Be saved", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00293-00160791-00161424": "from this perverse generation!\" Acts 2:40.  And again he said of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00294-00161424-00161889": "those who were saved that they have escaped the corruption that is in the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00295-00161889-00162534": "world by lust, II Peter 1:4.  And Paul the Apostle who says, \"For He", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00296-00162534-00163038": "delivered us from the domain of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of His", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00297-00163038-00163917": "beloved Son.\" Colossians 1:13. Our job is not to save the environment or to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00298-00163917-00164618": "create social justice for the poor or to restore America's Christian heritage; our", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00299-00164618-00165252": "essential role is to call people out of the world, escape the world, reject the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00300-00165252-00165774": "world and become part of God's kingdom which is the church. It's like the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00301-00165774-00166338": "building is on fire and our job is not to paint parts of it or reconstruct the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00302-00166338-00166890": "steps or anything like that, our job is to say get out of the burning building", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00303-00166890-00167556": "that's our job. Now we carry out our function in three distinctive ways very", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00304-00167556-00168390": "quickly: first, of course by preaching the gospel to all creation, Matthew 28:18-20.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00305-00168390-00168975": "This tells the people how to leave the world, become disciples", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00306-00168975-00169440": "of Jesus Christ, repent, be baptized, that's how they leave the world that's", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00307-00169440-00169869": "how they leave the kingdom of darkness and go into the kingdom of light that's", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00308-00169869-00170376": "how they do it. Secondly, we witness to the world with", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00309-00170376-00170925": "holy living, Romans 12:1-2. Offering our lives as a", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00310-00170925-00171615": "holy sacrifice. This is where all those good works and pure living ideas come in.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00311-00171615-00172120": "I help the poor, I care for the earth,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00312-00172120-00172819": "I seek justice for the oppressed, I care for the orphan and the widow not to save", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00313-00172819-00173580": "myself not to change the world I do this in order to validate my message that my", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00314-00173580-00174303": "message is true, my holy life is a witness to the gospel I preach. Now it", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00315-00174303-00174895": "may benefit the world but this isn't the purpose of my holy living, holy living", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00316-00174895-00175585": "points others to Christ and the truth of the gospel. Okay I deny myself the things", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00317-00175585-00176122": "of the world so you will pay attention to my message and if you pay attention", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00318-00176122-00176662": "to by message because of my holy life because of my good works not only the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00319-00176662-00177175": "people affected by what I do will profit but you will profit also because you", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00320-00177175-00177630": "will believe my message and you will come out of the world and come in to the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00321-00177630-00178371": "kingdom. And then thirdly, we do our core job by warning of the judgment to come,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00322-00178371-00178926": "II Thessalonians 1:6-8 where Paul talks", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00323-00178926-00179505": "about that. I mean this is merely the flip side of our witness, we witness with", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00324-00179505-00180129": "holy living and we witness with the warning of the judgment to come. When the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00325-00180129-00180705": "church stands up for what is right and it denounces what is immoral, when it", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00326-00180705-00181230": "speaks the truth to power it is simply warning of the judgment to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00327-00181230-00181713": "come, unfortunately many ministers  they get lost in the battle and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00328-00181713-00182023": "they make this the goal of their preaching and teaching, in other words", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00329-00182023-00182613": "free the slaves, elect in a democratic government, make true Christians out of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00330-00182613-00183058": "this nation or that nation, or let's make sure we elect the Christian", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00331-00183058-00183535": "president and that becomes the focus of their preaching. I mean again these", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00332-00183535-00184000": "things are good but they are the benefits of our preaching, they're the", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00333-00184000-00184626": "benefits of our witness, not the purpose. Think now, what good is a democracy in", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00334-00184626-00185176": "Iraq if all of them are still in the darkness without Christ? I mean we get", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00335-00185176-00185481": "peace and we get oil for a while but the goal of", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00336-00185481-00186024": "the church has not been accomplished in that place. So Google has succeeded", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00337-00186024-00186792": "because it never forgets its core business and I say neither should we. The", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00338-00186792-00187326": "church needs to be careful to remember that the task Jesus has given us is to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00339-00187326-00187917": "call man out of the world into the kingdom, not to save or improve or change", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00340-00187917-00188502": "the world the world is lost the world has already been set for destruction", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00341-00188502-00189084": "long ago, it has been set for destruction long ago and nothing we do will change", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00342-00189084-00189735": "that, the only salvation is to escape. Well one last thing to remember before", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00343-00189735-00190515": "we close out our lesson: Google is a man-made thing and like all man-made", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00344-00190515-00191088": "things it will have its time in the sun and then it'll disappear. What we belong", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00345-00191088-00191688": "to however has been made by God and guaranteed by His word never to fail,", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00346-00191688-00192288": "Matthew 16:18. So let's take encouragement in this fact but let's", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00347-00192288-00192747": "also learn from the things around us like Solomon once said take a lesson", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00348-00192747-00193445": "from the ants learn from their ways and be wise, Proverbs 6:6.", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00349-00193445-00194082": "Surely if we can learn from the ants we can also learn from Google some lessons", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00350-00194082-00194724": "about how to better and more wisely function as a church in this new and", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00351-00194724-00195480": "dynamic Information Age. Well that's the lesson on What Would Google Do? If you", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00352-00195480-00196023": "want more information more lessons more videos and downloads certainly we", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00353-00196023-00196542": "encourage you to go to our teaching website BibleTalk.tv and I hope to", "hjlBmkxX6Oc-00354-00196542-00196919": "see you again soon. God bless you."}}, {"audio_id": "hjtYzIQiogY", "text": {"hjtYzIQiogY-00000-00000158-00000269": "Amelia Antrim: Welcome to the first", "hjtYzIQiogY-00001-00000269-00000677": "episode of Series 52. Everyone. I am", "hjtYzIQiogY-00002-00000677-00000902": "excited for this one because it involves", "hjtYzIQiogY-00003-00000902-00001181": "pop culture knowledge that I actually knew", "hjtYzIQiogY-00004-00001235-00001673": "is a first and a big moment for me. I hope", "hjtYzIQiogY-00005-00001673-00001934": "everybody else enjoys this as much as I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00006-00001934-00002291": "did. But this was this was so great. It", "hjtYzIQiogY-00007-00002291-00002390": "was a lot of fun.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00008-00002399-00002534": "Ryan Boelter: It was so much fun.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00009-00002585-00002741": "Amelia Antrim: Some of my favorite shows,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00010-00002771-00002924": "Ryan Boelter: we have so much more to say", "hjtYzIQiogY-00011-00002924-00003164": "about everything that goes on in the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00012-00003164-00003503": "series after the episode, including a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00013-00003503-00003836": "quick personal message from me, and an", "hjtYzIQiogY-00014-00003836-00004103": "exciting and extraordinarily time", "hjtYzIQiogY-00015-00004103-00004487": "sensitive opportunity for our patrons. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00016-00004490-00004883": "please stay tuned after the episode. These", "hjtYzIQiogY-00017-00004883-00005117": "cold opens really are getting extremely", "hjtYzIQiogY-00018-00005117-00005249": "brief, aren't they?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00019-00005270-00005390": "Amelia Antrim: They are but I'm okay with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00020-00005390-00005501": "it. That's fine.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00021-00005561-00005705": "Ryan Boelter: We will see you after the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00022-00005705-00006020": "show everyone enjoy this first episode of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00023-00006020-00006260": "our under the neighborhood series.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00024-00009786-00010059": "Welcome to Character Creation Cast a show", "hjtYzIQiogY-00025-00010059-00010278": "where we discuss and create characters the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00026-00010278-00010467": "best part of role playing games with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00027-00010467-00010737": "guests using their favorite systems. I am", "hjtYzIQiogY-00028-00010737-00010944": "one of your hosts Ryan. In this episode,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00029-00010944-00011154": "my co host Amelia and I are excited to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00030-00011154-00011526": "welcome Kyle Decker GM of the quest", "hjtYzIQiogY-00031-00011526-00011799": "friends podcast and creator of the game", "hjtYzIQiogY-00032-00011802-00012024": "that we are covering this month under the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00033-00012024-00012117": "neighborhood.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00034-00012168-00012309": "Amelia Antrim: Hi, welcome to Character", "hjtYzIQiogY-00035-00012309-00012573": "Creation Cast. I am really excited about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00036-00012573-00012783": "this game. Yeah, this is gonna be I've", "hjtYzIQiogY-00037-00012783-00013016": "well here I'm gonna show you I have this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00038-00013016-00013347": "my I was Grunkle Stan for Halloween. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00039-00013613-00013890": "but I'm I'm pretty excited about this.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00040-00013947-00014091": "Kyle Decker: One of the best parts about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00041-00014091-00014319": "this game, or at least me doing it with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00042-00014319-00014447": "other folks. And one the reason I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00043-00014472-00014724": "excited to be here is we ended up just", "hjtYzIQiogY-00044-00014724-00015036": "talking about the shows and how great they", "hjtYzIQiogY-00045-00015036-00015285": "are. And that's just, it's just nice.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00046-00015297-00015411": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, it's just like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00047-00015411-00015591": "sometimes it's fun to just be excited", "hjtYzIQiogY-00048-00015591-00015788": "about things. You know, do you want to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00049-00015788-00015954": "tell us a little bit more about yourself?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00050-00015993-00016143": "What kind of projects you have going on", "hjtYzIQiogY-00051-00016143-00016269": "where people can find you that kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00052-00016269-00016308": "stuff?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00053-00016341-00016563": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, you can find me at", "hjtYzIQiogY-00054-00016563-00016812": "Quest friends where I've put all my eggs", "hjtYzIQiogY-00055-00016815-00017181": "in a single quest friend in basket. Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00056-00017181-00017415": "quest friends podcast, which I'll get more", "hjtYzIQiogY-00057-00017415-00017694": "into probably later once we've talked", "hjtYzIQiogY-00058-00017694-00017835": "about the game bequest friends, it's an", "hjtYzIQiogY-00059-00017835-00018120": "actual play with me and my best friends.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00060-00018123-00018777": "We go on quests. Every other quest friends", "hjtYzIQiogY-00061-00018777-00019200": "in existence thought of. But yeah, and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00062-00019200-00019485": "right now we are doing this will surprise", "hjtYzIQiogY-00063-00019485-00019821": "you. We are doing a campaign inspired by", "hjtYzIQiogY-00064-00019821-00020016": "shows like Gravity Falls using a little", "hjtYzIQiogY-00065-00020016-00020220": "system that people may or may not hear", "hjtYzIQiogY-00066-00020220-00020430": "about called under the neighborhood.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00067-00020484-00020664": "Amelia Antrim: Oh, I've heard of that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00068-00020664-00020712": "earlier.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00069-00020724-00020949": "Kyle Decker: Maybe Maybe. Which is why I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00070-00020949-00021192": "won't really get into it too much right", "hjtYzIQiogY-00071-00021192-00021333": "now, because that's the main thing I do.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00072-00021339-00021681": "And I feel like I best best to talk about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00073-00021681-00021975": "how we will apply the game once the game", "hjtYzIQiogY-00074-00021975-00022095": "has been explained.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00075-00022230-00022461": "Ryan Boelter: That does make sense. Well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00076-00022461-00022671": "let's go ahead and get into this. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-00077-00022671-00022872": "we'll start by discussing what this game", "hjtYzIQiogY-00078-00022893-00023229": "is all about. What's in a game? All right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00079-00023268-00023619": "What is the core concept of under the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00080-00023619-00023685": "neighborhood?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00081-00023727-00023943": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, so the the core concept", "hjtYzIQiogY-00082-00023943-00024174": "of under the neighborhood is it is meant", "hjtYzIQiogY-00083-00024174-00024531": "to emulate what I call dual world kids", "hjtYzIQiogY-00084-00024531-00024726": "cartoons because I haven't really I don't", "hjtYzIQiogY-00085-00024726-00024897": "know if there's an actual name for it, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00086-00024897-00025290": "essentially shows that you would find like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00087-00025290-00025593": "amphibia or the owl house Gravity Falls", "hjtYzIQiogY-00088-00025593-00025860": "star versus the forces of evil. Basically", "hjtYzIQiogY-00089-00025860-00026058": "a lot of Disney shows, although I will", "hjtYzIQiogY-00090-00026058-00026304": "never put the Disney market on my show", "hjtYzIQiogY-00091-00026304-00026556": "because I don't want the mouse coming", "hjtYzIQiogY-00092-00026556-00026841": "after me. But it definitely has that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00093-00026841-00027093": "inspiration. The idea is you have", "hjtYzIQiogY-00094-00027095-00027320": "characters often kids going into these", "hjtYzIQiogY-00095-00027351-00027666": "wonderful worlds. It's often you know the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00096-00027669-00028005": "contrast between our mundane reality and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00097-00028005-00028269": "this fantastical world. But an important", "hjtYzIQiogY-00098-00028269-00028647": "twist is that the fantastical world is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00099-00028647-00028986": "also often very mundane and that is part", "hjtYzIQiogY-00100-00028986-00029280": "of the joke. Like star versus the forces", "hjtYzIQiogY-00101-00029280-00029574": "of evil. They have a wonderful magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00102-00029577-00030120": "fantasy store called quest by yes If, or", "hjtYzIQiogY-00103-00030156-00030417": "amphibia, you know, this wonderful world", "hjtYzIQiogY-00104-00030417-00030645": "of medieval frog creatures and the main", "hjtYzIQiogY-00105-00030645-00030920": "characters are called the planters. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-00106-00030920-00031245": "they have a farm of vegetables. Like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00107-00031248-00031437": "that's the kind of thing it's this fun", "hjtYzIQiogY-00108-00031437-00031662": "relationship between our mundane world and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00109-00031662-00031974": "this magical world that is also in turn", "hjtYzIQiogY-00110-00031974-00032193": "mundane. And the game is basically meant", "hjtYzIQiogY-00111-00032193-00032627": "to recreate that energy that is in a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00112-00032627-00032949": "surprising amount of at least my favorite", "hjtYzIQiogY-00113-00032952-00033099": "animated shows.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00114-00033132-00033246": "Amelia Antrim: I hadn't even thought about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00115-00033246-00033474": "that like mundane part though. Now I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00116-00033474-00033732": "thinking about like, I'm, I'm watching our", "hjtYzIQiogY-00117-00033732-00033954": "house right now. But that like very first", "hjtYzIQiogY-00118-00033954-00034083": "episode where they have to go get the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00119-00034083-00034254": "crown, and it's just like a Burger King", "hjtYzIQiogY-00120-00034254-00034590": "crown, and loses so disappointed that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00121-00034590-00034842": "like, because like this is we did all this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00122-00034842-00035115": "for this. It's like, Yep, yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00123-00035148-00035301": "Kyle Decker: One of my favorite examples", "hjtYzIQiogY-00124-00035304-00035619": "is Gravity Falls the episode. I don't know", "hjtYzIQiogY-00125-00035619-00035781": "the name, but it's the fight fighters", "hjtYzIQiogY-00126-00035781-00036171": "episode, where Dipper brings a Street", "hjtYzIQiogY-00127-00036171-00036489": "Fighter character to life, and has to do a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00128-00036510-00036801": "duel with him. But it all starts because", "hjtYzIQiogY-00129-00036801-00037233": "he made an angry team mad at him and got", "hjtYzIQiogY-00130-00037233-00037431": "challenged to a duel got challenged to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00131-00037431-00037674": "like a fight behind the school, which, of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00132-00037674-00037830": "course, isn't something that happens every", "hjtYzIQiogY-00133-00037830-00038052": "day, but it is a pretty mundane thing", "hjtYzIQiogY-00134-00038106-00038415": "spiraled into, you know, suddenly, Ken", "hjtYzIQiogY-00135-00038415-00038616": "from Street Fighter is alive and out for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00136-00038616-00038664": "blood.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00137-00038687-00038801": "Amelia Antrim: Yep. Yep.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00138-00038843-00038996": "Ryan Boelter: That's amazing. I mean, it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00139-00038996-00039308": "kind of feels like the shows have almost", "hjtYzIQiogY-00140-00039308-00039749": "an ISA chi genre feel to them. But instead", "hjtYzIQiogY-00141-00039749-00039992": "of like, going to this other world and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00142-00039992-00040352": "inhabiting this other type of being, it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00143-00040352-00040847": "more of a, I've got myself into this other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00144-00040847-00040946": "world, right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00145-00040986-00041118": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, I've definitely the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00146-00041118-00041286": "more I thought about this, while making", "hjtYzIQiogY-00147-00041286-00041568": "it, I definitely thought about isa Kai a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00148-00041568-00041862": "lot. It's, it's, it's boring, Isa", "hjtYzIQiogY-00149-00042072-00042216": "Ryan Boelter: 14, right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00150-00042257-00042416": "Kyle Decker: Boring is the wrong word. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00151-00042419-00042647": "I write it's the funny word.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00152-00042801-00042990": "Ryan Boelter: Isa chi adjacent, right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00153-00042999-00043059": "Yeah, it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00154-00043058-00043151": "Amelia Antrim: like the but like in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00155-00043151-00043283": "Gravity Falls when they go through like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00156-00043283-00043508": "the bottomless pit. And it's like it is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00157-00043508-00043676": "but like, they just keep going around in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00158-00043676-00043913": "the circle. And like, that's what it feels", "hjtYzIQiogY-00159-00043913-00044066": "like. It's like you, you fall into this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00160-00044066-00044198": "thing, but it's not really anything at", "hjtYzIQiogY-00161-00044198-00044669": "all. So we've kind of covered it a little", "hjtYzIQiogY-00162-00044669-00044906": "bit. But can you tell us a little bit more", "hjtYzIQiogY-00163-00044906-00045194": "about what kind of setting this game has.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00164-00045230-00045488": "And particularly, I'm interested in how", "hjtYzIQiogY-00165-00045488-00045866": "you balance that mundane and magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00166-00045893-00045983": "world? Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00167-00046026-00046374": "Kyle Decker: So the game exists in three", "hjtYzIQiogY-00168-00046374-00046788": "settings, it's got some sample settings,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00169-00046788-00047043": "but it's really designed for you to make", "hjtYzIQiogY-00170-00047043-00047226": "your own or plug in your favorite from a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00171-00047226-00047535": "show. And each setting has three worlds to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00172-00047535-00048021": "it, the mundane, which is just Earth, the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00173-00048024-00048372": "magical, which is our, you know, our frog", "hjtYzIQiogY-00174-00048372-00048696": "world, or our mysterious part of the woods", "hjtYzIQiogY-00175-00048696-00049071": "behind Gravity Falls, or our boiling Isles", "hjtYzIQiogY-00176-00049071-00049308": "from the owl house, and then you have the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00177-00049308-00049665": "other. Whereas the magical is a magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00178-00049665-00049899": "world that still people relatively act", "hjtYzIQiogY-00179-00049899-00050130": "like they do in the mundane world, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00180-00050130-00050361": "they're not really that different, even if", "hjtYzIQiogY-00181-00050361-00050676": "they're often magical creatures. The other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00182-00050679-00051027": "is weird. It's strange, it is dangerous.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00183-00051057-00051435": "An example could be Gravity Falls, while", "hjtYzIQiogY-00184-00051438-00051660": "the main show Gravity Falls features of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00185-00051660-00051866": "sleepy town and then these magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00186-00051866-00052041": "creatures that live in the woods outside", "hjtYzIQiogY-00187-00052041-00052287": "of it. So the mundane is that sleepy town,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00188-00052304-00052473": "and then the woods outside of it as the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00189-00052473-00052845": "magical. The other would be the weird", "hjtYzIQiogY-00190-00052845-00053034": "stuff that ends up happening where you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00191-00053034-00053279": "have like an other dimension with an evil", "hjtYzIQiogY-00192-00053279-00053567": "triangle man that could cause Armageddon", "hjtYzIQiogY-00193-00053567-00053867": "if set loose. And a surprising amount of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00194-00053867-00054092": "the show's habit star versus the forces of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00195-00054092-00054423": "evil you have Earth, a small town, I don't", "hjtYzIQiogY-00196-00054423-00054566": "know exactly where it is, but it's kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00197-00054566-00054885": "like the USA southwest. And then you've", "hjtYzIQiogY-00198-00054885-00055110": "got myuni, which is this fantasy kingdom.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00199-00055130-00055401": "And then you've got a realm full of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00200-00055401-00055785": "literal Source of Magic. And so that's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00201-00055785-00056042": "where our settings are. And the way the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00202-00056042-00056283": "game walks you through development is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00203-00056283-00056457": "essentially through making each of those", "hjtYzIQiogY-00204-00056457-00056685": "so there are a list of questions, but each", "hjtYzIQiogY-00205-00056685-00056901": "of them can be summed up by one. The", "hjtYzIQiogY-00206-00056901-00057141": "mundane is basically where on earth do you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00207-00057141-00057363": "want to be? You're going to be on earth", "hjtYzIQiogY-00208-00057363-00057774": "but do you want to be say, where? My game", "hjtYzIQiogY-00209-00057774-00058032": "is set in a small valley that's like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00210-00058032-00058287": "Phoenix, Arizona, or do you want to be in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00211-00058287-00058644": "the Pacific Northwest? The magical is all", "hjtYzIQiogY-00212-00058644-00058929": "take Earth add a single trait to it a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00213-00058929-00059262": "single twist the boiling Isles Earth, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00214-00059262-00059778": "which is a real amphibia it's like Earth", "hjtYzIQiogY-00215-00059784-00060072": "but there are frog people too. Okay, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00216-00060072-00060228": "there's more to it. But there's usually", "hjtYzIQiogY-00217-00060228-00060528": "that one twist. Yeah. Right. And then the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00218-00060530-00060948": "other is basically, the other is just make", "hjtYzIQiogY-00219-00060948-00061229": "something weird. And it's more, what's its", "hjtYzIQiogY-00220-00061229-00061482": "relationship to the other things? Is it?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00221-00061497-00061749": "This weird, otherworldly place is that the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00222-00061749-00062037": "Source of Magic? That's where the most", "hjtYzIQiogY-00223-00062037-00062346": "flexibility is. Because while it's there,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00224-00062346-00062480": "and it's important, it's really the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00225-00062480-00062646": "relationship between those first two", "hjtYzIQiogY-00226-00062646-00062844": "worlds, the mundane and the magical. That", "hjtYzIQiogY-00227-00062844-00063039": "is what's most important.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00228-00063084-00063207": "Ryan Boelter: I was reaching for my dice,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00229-00063207-00063392": "because I see that we have dice rolls", "hjtYzIQiogY-00230-00063392-00063720": "possibly coming up. But I'm getting ahead", "hjtYzIQiogY-00231-00063720-00063900": "of myself here, I have to get them.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00232-00063951-00064269": "Speaking of dice. What tools do we need to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00233-00064269-00064350": "play this game?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00234-00064394-00064604": "Kyle Decker: Let me find in the rulebook,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00235-00064604-00064883": "because I have I have that written down. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00236-00064883-00064997": "have it written down at the beginning of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00237-00064997-00065213": "the rulebook in the super cheesy way that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00238-00065213-00065450": "includes both literal tools and figurative", "hjtYzIQiogY-00239-00065450-00065744": "tools. So according to the rulebook, in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00240-00065744-00065951": "order to play, all you need is a handful", "hjtYzIQiogY-00241-00065951-00066251": "of six sided dice, also called the six, a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00242-00066251-00066425": "character sheet for each player, except", "hjtYzIQiogY-00243-00066425-00066728": "for the Game Master a few hours to play a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00244-00066728-00066986": "few pieces of scrap paper, a willingness", "hjtYzIQiogY-00245-00066986-00067205": "to have fun and say yes to everyone's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00246-00067205-00067505": "else's ideas. I butchered that last line.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00247-00067535-00067817": "And the scrap paper is optional. It's for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00248-00067817-00068012": "a gameplay tool where you could do it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00249-00068012-00068204": "verbally or via scrap paper, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00250-00068249-00068519": "essentially, character sheets, dice,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00251-00068555-00068738": "excitement. Very cool, right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00252-00068891-00069065": "Amelia Antrim: So, again, I think that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00253-00069065-00069203": "we've kind of touched on here, but I want", "hjtYzIQiogY-00254-00069203-00069377": "to go a little bit deeper. What kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00255-00069377-00069701": "themes do you want people to explore in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00256-00069701-00069902": "these kinds of games? And, again, in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00257-00069902-00070190": "particular, I want to know, what about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00258-00070193-00070502": "these kinds of TV shows appeal to you like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00259-00070502-00070814": "what made you want to make a game about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00260-00070859-00071078": "these kinds of stories?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00261-00071112-00071721": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, a term that one of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00262-00071766-00071943": "content editors, one of the people who", "hjtYzIQiogY-00263-00071943-00072120": "read the book game to me that I really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00264-00072120-00072309": "liked was a term called curiously", "hjtYzIQiogY-00265-00072309-00072753": "ordinary. I think what I really like about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00266-00072753-00073137": "these settings, more so than settings that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00267-00073137-00073434": "are pure slice of life, or settings that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00268-00073434-00073614": "are pure, we're going to go out and we're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00269-00073614-00074019": "going to have an adventure is how the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00270-00074019-00074451": "settings can be weird and fantastical. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-00271-00074451-00074658": "you can have these opportunities for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00272-00074658-00075039": "comedy and fun that you couldn't", "hjtYzIQiogY-00273-00075039-00075240": "necessarily have in a setting without", "hjtYzIQiogY-00274-00075240-00075525": "these fantastical things. But they never", "hjtYzIQiogY-00275-00075525-00075927": "lose the sight that ordinary people is the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00276-00075927-00076383": "focus of them. And when I've ever creative", "hjtYzIQiogY-00277-00076383-00076605": "stuff, even when I've done other things,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00278-00076608-00076899": "like when I ran a new manera game, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00279-00076899-00077082": "basically turned it into this kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00280-00077082-00077247": "setting where everything was really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00281-00077247-00077475": "mundane, even though it's a future", "hjtYzIQiogY-00282-00077475-00077781": "fantastical, post apocalyptic world, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00283-00077781-00077982": "think there's just something about using", "hjtYzIQiogY-00284-00077982-00078291": "these fantastic fantastical settings in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00285-00078291-00078666": "order to further reinforce regular", "hjtYzIQiogY-00286-00078666-00078867": "people's lives and regular people's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00287-00078867-00079218": "struggles is very interesting. And it's a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00288-00079218-00079518": "lot of fun. And so you get the silliness,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00289-00079518-00079782": "but you also get the it's funny, because", "hjtYzIQiogY-00290-00079782-00079923": "it's true kind of thing,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00291-00079926-00080088": "Ryan Boelter: right? Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00292-00080103-00080343": "Amelia Antrim: I think, again, because", "hjtYzIQiogY-00293-00080343-00080475": "I've been watching a lot of these shows,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00294-00080475-00080766": "because my kids just, we all went as", "hjtYzIQiogY-00295-00080766-00080904": "Gravity Falls characters for Halloween.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00296-00080940-00081156": "And they are watching our house and they", "hjtYzIQiogY-00297-00081156-00081558": "just finished star. But I love the fact", "hjtYzIQiogY-00298-00081561-00081864": "that it's these really normal, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00299-00081864-00082173": "mundane, kind of coming of age stories and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00300-00082173-00082548": "a lot of them. But like with weird stuff I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00301-00082548-00082812": "think about like Mabel, when she's like in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00302-00082812-00083076": "love with mirando. And, you know, it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00303-00083076-00083241": "like that's such a like a normal, like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00304-00083244-00083370": "girl goes to the swimming pool in the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00305-00083370-00083586": "summer. And there's this hot boy and you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00306-00083586-00083733": "know, and it's like, except that he's also", "hjtYzIQiogY-00307-00083733-00084030": "a mermaid. And so, you know, it's just", "hjtYzIQiogY-00308-00084030-00084225": "like that little bit of weirdness. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00309-00084225-00084447": "it's still totally relatable as like a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00310-00084447-00084681": "story that we've all kind of experienced", "hjtYzIQiogY-00311-00084681-00084990": "or seen before in in regular, normal", "hjtYzIQiogY-00312-00084990-00085122": "mundane TV shows.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00313-00085161-00085365": "Kyle Decker: And I wonder if that's why it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00314-00085365-00085611": "became so popular for kids as well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00315-00085611-00085806": "because there are other shows out there,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00316-00085824-00085986": "where it's like, oh, you as a kid get to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00317-00085986-00086232": "go on a fantastical adventure after", "hjtYzIQiogY-00318-00086232-00086523": "gaining some magical superpower, but these", "hjtYzIQiogY-00319-00086523-00086877": "are just kids as they are with excitement", "hjtYzIQiogY-00320-00086877-00087096": "and gumption who still get to do these", "hjtYzIQiogY-00321-00087144-00087291": "rifle things.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00322-00087294-00087498": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, yeah. They're totally", "hjtYzIQiogY-00323-00087498-00087756": "normal regular kids, like you could be", "hjtYzIQiogY-00324-00087756-00088086": "them. And I mean, in a lot of cases,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00325-00088086-00088428": "anyway. Yeah, I hadn't thought it really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00326-00088452-00088707": "quite about that like mix of mundane in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00327-00088707-00088920": "there. Yeah, really intriguing.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00328-00088953-00089004": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, it's really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00329-00089004-00089190": "interesting. I know. I know. He'll does", "hjtYzIQiogY-00330-00089190-00089295": "another really big one.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00331-00089346-00089508": "Amelia Antrim: Oh, yeah. Well, there's so", "hjtYzIQiogY-00332-00089508-00089865": "good, so good. Gosh, I haven't watched him", "hjtYzIQiogY-00333-00089865-00090114": "phobia but uh, All the other ones I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00334-00090129-00090348": "super familiar with. Yeah, I've watched", "hjtYzIQiogY-00335-00090348-00090534": "the Weirdmageddon episodes like so many", "hjtYzIQiogY-00336-00090534-00090720": "times. It was like he would watch them on", "hjtYzIQiogY-00337-00090720-00090933": "repeat like every morning for a while.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00338-00091443-00091512": "Well, what do", "hjtYzIQiogY-00339-00091512-00091611": "Ryan Boelter: characters do that and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00340-00091611-00091743": "specifically in this game?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00341-00091823-00092069": "Kyle Decker: So what characters do in this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00342-00092069-00092480": "game is? Actually combine this with the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00343-00092480-00092606": "next question because I think that's the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00344-00092606-00092693": "best way of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00345-00092696-00092864": "Ryan Boelter: Oh yeah, summarizing it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00346-00092864-00093074": "because the next one's what's unique about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00347-00093074-00093128": "this game?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00348-00093179-00093347": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, and I think now that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00349-00093347-00093491": "we've talked about mundanity, it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00350-00093491-00093848": "important to get to this game's core", "hjtYzIQiogY-00351-00093848-00094184": "mechanic, which is what we call a slice of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00352-00094184-00094484": "life complication. So when designing this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00353-00094484-00094787": "game, I knew I wanted to do what these", "hjtYzIQiogY-00354-00094787-00095039": "kids shows do you go off on a fun, silly", "hjtYzIQiogY-00355-00095039-00095390": "adventure that is pretty isolated. So a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00356-00095390-00095645": "single session can be its own isolated,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00357-00095648-00095885": "episodic adventure, but it has this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00358-00095885-00096131": "mundane element to it. And when looking at", "hjtYzIQiogY-00359-00096131-00096443": "all these shows, I realized that the core", "hjtYzIQiogY-00360-00096449-00096677": "behind every conflict that I as I had", "hjtYzIQiogY-00361-00096677-00096974": "mentioned earlier, was often something", "hjtYzIQiogY-00362-00096998-00097301": "mundane. It could either be, you know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00363-00097301-00097592": "something like I made a school bully mad", "hjtYzIQiogY-00364-00097592-00097895": "or I'm trying to think of another one. Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00365-00097895-00098225": "another Gravity Falls one. My sister won a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00366-00098225-00098402": "pig at the fair.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00367-00098406-00098679": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah. Gosh, okay. First of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00368-00098679-00098862": "all, waddles is like the cutest pig ever.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00369-00098862-00099153": "And I told him so much. I love wattle. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00370-00099153-00099399": "much. Okay, carry on. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00371-00099510-00099654": "Kyle Decker: it always ends. And so", "hjtYzIQiogY-00372-00099654-00099825": "sometimes it was just weird. Sometimes,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00373-00099825-00099990": "especially in something like amphibia. It", "hjtYzIQiogY-00374-00099990-00100155": "started from, you know, one of those,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00375-00100155-00100326": "we're going to teach kids a moral lesson", "hjtYzIQiogY-00376-00100326-00100605": "thing. So like a character is afraid to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00377-00100605-00100935": "lie, or a character wants to get out and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00378-00100935-00101181": "is pushing someone else into it. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00379-00101181-00101349": "essentially, what all of these adventures", "hjtYzIQiogY-00380-00101349-00101496": "are, and the ones that you'll do in under", "hjtYzIQiogY-00381-00101496-00101745": "the neighborhood is you go off on a silly", "hjtYzIQiogY-00382-00101745-00101967": "isolated adventure that starts from", "hjtYzIQiogY-00383-00101967-00102330": "something mundane. And the way we do this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00384-00102330-00102536": "is through a mechanic called Slice of life", "hjtYzIQiogY-00385-00102536-00102765": "complications. Essentially, at the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00386-00102765-00102945": "beginning of every session, each of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00387-00102945-00103413": "players picks one of the other party", "hjtYzIQiogY-00388-00103413-00103668": "members, they can either pick someone", "hjtYzIQiogY-00389-00103668-00103985": "independently, or they can go clockwise or", "hjtYzIQiogY-00390-00103985-00104142": "counterclockwise pick someone to their", "hjtYzIQiogY-00391-00104142-00104373": "left and to their right. And what they do", "hjtYzIQiogY-00392-00104373-00104625": "is they come up with a complication for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00393-00104625-00104858": "that character. So some example ones that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00394-00104858-00105209": "my players have done are, this character's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00395-00105209-00105630": "coffee machine is broken, or this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00396-00105630-00105852": "character has this character is trying to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00397-00105852-00106089": "relax, but there's a woodpecker outside of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00398-00106089-00106305": "their house that will stop bothering them.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00399-00106347-00106629": "Or my personal favorite, this character", "hjtYzIQiogY-00400-00106629-00106934": "really wants to go see this movie. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00401-00106934-00107244": "it's PG 13. And she is 11 years old. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-00402-00107244-00107358": "without a guardian, oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00403-00107358-00107435": "Ryan Boelter: no,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00404-00107454-00107679": "Amelia Antrim: ah, hey, when that happens.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00405-00107727-00107799": "So essentially,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00406-00107805-00107976": "Kyle Decker: everyone will suggest to one", "hjtYzIQiogY-00407-00107976-00108258": "of these complications. And then as a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00408-00108258-00108600": "group, they will pick one, or sometimes", "hjtYzIQiogY-00409-00108600-00108876": "two or three of these complications that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00410-00108876-00109242": "they find really entertaining. So maybe of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00411-00109242-00109436": "those, maybe those three were presented,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00412-00109436-00109632": "and our group decides we're going to go", "hjtYzIQiogY-00413-00109632-00110019": "with the coffeemaker is broken. And the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00414-00110019-00110307": "players all decide this as a group, the GM", "hjtYzIQiogY-00415-00110307-00110526": "can hop in, but it's typically accepted", "hjtYzIQiogY-00416-00110526-00110814": "that the GM doesn't say anything, or at", "hjtYzIQiogY-00417-00110814-00111039": "least doesn't exert their force, because", "hjtYzIQiogY-00418-00111039-00111207": "this is meant to be the players really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00419-00111207-00111489": "taking initiative over the story. And then", "hjtYzIQiogY-00420-00111489-00111891": "after that, the GM comes in and takes the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00421-00111891-00112227": "fantastical world and applies it to this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00422-00112227-00112575": "mundane complication. And suddenly, you're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00423-00112575-00112866": "fighting the coffee queen, you know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00424-00112866-00113169": "Empress of all things caffeinated, because", "hjtYzIQiogY-00425-00113169-00113520": "she is furious that you dare destroy her", "hjtYzIQiogY-00426-00113520-00113874": "precious coffee mug of wisdom or something", "hjtYzIQiogY-00427-00113874-00114311": "like that. And so that mechanic is really,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00428-00114311-00114519": "I think, explains what characters do in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00429-00114519-00114819": "this game. But also what I think makes it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00430-00114819-00115098": "unique characters start by living mundane", "hjtYzIQiogY-00431-00115098-00115455": "things, and then the world enhances those", "hjtYzIQiogY-00432-00115455-00115677": "into bigger problems. And then they go off", "hjtYzIQiogY-00433-00115677-00115995": "and they adventure, they try to solve the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00434-00115995-00116343": "mess that more often than not, the slice", "hjtYzIQiogY-00435-00116343-00116601": "of life complication made them cause", "hjtYzIQiogY-00436-00116664-00116781": "Amelia Antrim: I really liked that. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00437-00116781-00117048": "really love the players kind of picking", "hjtYzIQiogY-00438-00117048-00117225": "what that thing is, and then the GM being", "hjtYzIQiogY-00439-00117225-00117555": "like, okay, but actually awesome. This", "hjtYzIQiogY-00440-00117555-00117618": "other thing.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00441-00117734-00117846": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, sounds like a lot of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00442-00117846-00118184": "great. Absolutely. So the the history of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00443-00118184-00118380": "the game, this game, when did you actually", "hjtYzIQiogY-00444-00118380-00118563": "start developing it then?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00445-00118610-00118863": "Kyle Decker: So, game development started", "hjtYzIQiogY-00446-00118863-00119145": "depending on how you count it either half", "hjtYzIQiogY-00447-00119145-00119577": "a year ago or a year and a half. So, about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00448-00119577-00119745": "a year before we finished the first", "hjtYzIQiogY-00449-00119745-00119936": "campaign of quest friends, which was an", "hjtYzIQiogY-00450-00119946-00120132": "noumenon Our campaign we started", "hjtYzIQiogY-00451-00120132-00120333": "discussing what do we want for our second", "hjtYzIQiogY-00452-00120333-00120582": "season? And we specifically focused on", "hjtYzIQiogY-00453-00120582-00120963": "what mechanics do we want? And what kind", "hjtYzIQiogY-00454-00120963-00121227": "of world do we want. And we decided, You", "hjtYzIQiogY-00455-00121227-00121455": "know what we all really love Gravity", "hjtYzIQiogY-00456-00121455-00121776": "Falls, the owl house, we love those kinds", "hjtYzIQiogY-00457-00121776-00122106": "of shows. And we love ghosts. So let's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00458-00122111-00122309": "tell a story. That's like Gravity Falls.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00459-00122309-00122550": "But in a world where the realm of the dead", "hjtYzIQiogY-00460-00122550-00122781": "was only a plane ride away, so you could", "hjtYzIQiogY-00461-00122781-00122984": "just fly to the afterlife. And then you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00462-00122984-00123185": "could have, you know, ghosts and skeletons", "hjtYzIQiogY-00463-00123185-00123434": "just hanging around in the land of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00464-00123434-00123774": "living. And so after that, we started", "hjtYzIQiogY-00465-00123774-00124017": "looking for a series of games, basically", "hjtYzIQiogY-00466-00124017-00124194": "trying to find something that fit what we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00467-00124194-00124572": "wanted. So we tried Genesis, we tried a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00468-00124572-00124764": "handful of powered by the apocalypse games", "hjtYzIQiogY-00469-00124764-00125175": "like interstitial, and I'm trying to think", "hjtYzIQiogY-00470-00125175-00125463": "of the the edgy, the edgy one with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00471-00125463-00125715": "werewolves, urban shatter, and shadows,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00472-00125718-00125955": "urban shadows. I'm so glad you knew that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00473-00125955-00126507": "immediately. And Urban shadows. And I had", "hjtYzIQiogY-00474-00126507-00126729": "been really trying to find a game that fit", "hjtYzIQiogY-00475-00126732-00127233": "exactly what we wanted. And they're Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00476-00127235-00127358": "Amelia Antrim: wasn't quite right. For", "hjtYzIQiogY-00477-00127358-00127551": "what you're describing. None of those were", "hjtYzIQiogY-00478-00127551-00127590": "quite", "hjtYzIQiogY-00479-00127590-00127733": "Kyle Decker: right. Like each of them had", "hjtYzIQiogY-00480-00127733-00127932": "their own thing like interstitial, I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00481-00127932-00128145": "very open about the fact that I took a lot", "hjtYzIQiogY-00482-00128145-00128553": "of inspiration from that. And Urban", "hjtYzIQiogY-00483-00128553-00128853": "shadows had a lot of kind of the world", "hjtYzIQiogY-00484-00128853-00129108": "that we wanted, but it was focused more", "hjtYzIQiogY-00485-00129110-00129480": "on, you know, shadows in an urban", "hjtYzIQiogY-00486-00129480-00129756": "environment, which were two things that we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00487-00129756-00129906": "weren't looking for, we were looking for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00488-00129906-00130218": "goofy, silly, fun. And we're setting like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00489-00130218-00130530": "a small town. So it is urban, but less so", "hjtYzIQiogY-00490-00130530-00130811": "than an urban shadows. So after some", "hjtYzIQiogY-00491-00130811-00130998": "consideration, and after playing those", "hjtYzIQiogY-00492-00130998-00131322": "games, we decided, you know, what, what if", "hjtYzIQiogY-00493-00131322-00131514": "I just made my own? What if I just made my", "hjtYzIQiogY-00494-00131514-00131847": "own system that not only fit the setting", "hjtYzIQiogY-00495-00131847-00132276": "that we wanted exactly, but also fit the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00496-00132276-00132570": "mechanics we wanted? Because while a lot", "hjtYzIQiogY-00497-00132570-00132744": "of the mechanics in the game are there", "hjtYzIQiogY-00498-00132744-00132906": "because I mean, they're there because I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00499-00132906-00133098": "think they're the best mechanics. But I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00500-00133098-00133299": "also chose some specifically because I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00501-00133299-00133620": "knew my group of players would work really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00502-00133620-00133833": "well for it, because that was first and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00503-00133833-00134124": "foremost who it was for. And so yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00504-00134127-00134418": "after that, about a year later, after we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00505-00134418-00134637": "played all those games, I sat down made a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00506-00134637-00134805": "list of all the things about the games", "hjtYzIQiogY-00507-00134805-00134952": "that I liked all the things that I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00508-00134952-00135141": "thought, you know, this works really well.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00509-00135189-00135321": "And then I sat down and I was like, well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00510-00135321-00135606": "what's the games twist? We want a show", "hjtYzIQiogY-00511-00135606-00135843": "like Gravity Falls in overwhelm with the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00512-00135843-00136125": "living in the data. If I turn this into a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00513-00136125-00136560": "game, what is the core thing I need to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00514-00136560-00136785": "focus on? And then that's when we got to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00515-00136785-00136947": "the slice of life mechanic, because I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00516-00136947-00137130": "started thinking, well, what are other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00517-00137130-00137316": "shows we like? And then I'm like, Wow, all", "hjtYzIQiogY-00518-00137316-00137634": "of these shows have two worlds. And then I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00519-00137634-00137793": "ended up realizing they have three and I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00520-00137793-00137994": "added the other. I was like that, you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00521-00137994-00138294": "know, amphibia at the owl house, Gravity", "hjtYzIQiogY-00522-00138294-00138480": "Falls star versus the forces of evil,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00523-00138480-00138741": "they're all Earth and not earth. That's,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00524-00138741-00139083": "that's all of their setup. And then from", "hjtYzIQiogY-00525-00139083-00139302": "there, I just started adding things. So I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00526-00139302-00139500": "started thinking, Well, what's what's the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00527-00139500-00139662": "adventures of these worlds? Oh, they're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00528-00139662-00139935": "all mundane. Let's add a slice of life", "hjtYzIQiogY-00529-00139935-00140139": "mechanic. And so everything kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00530-00140142-00140586": "snowballed. From there. When I realized,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00531-00140589-00140961": "you know, the story we want to tell, what", "hjtYzIQiogY-00532-00140961-00141225": "does it have in common with other stories", "hjtYzIQiogY-00533-00141225-00141618": "like that? And then here, remember that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00534-00141636-00142017": "Amelia Antrim: I love that. I like, I like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00535-00142017-00142284": "when people say like, Okay, here's, here's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00536-00142284-00142449": "what I want this game to feel like, here's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00537-00142449-00142725": "what I want it to do. How do I make it do", "hjtYzIQiogY-00538-00142725-00142992": "that? Kind of working backwards from that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00539-00142992-00143124": "like, here's the here's the feeling, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00540-00143124-00143259": "want you to have the thing that I want to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00541-00143259-00143550": "emulate, how do I get there? You know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00542-00143550-00143721": "rather than Yeah, like, here's a bunch of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00543-00143721-00143874": "mechanics I want I definitely want D", "hjtYzIQiogY-00544-00143874-00144141": "sixes. And I want skills. And let's see", "hjtYzIQiogY-00545-00144141-00144375": "what happens, you know, and I think", "hjtYzIQiogY-00546-00144396-00144522": "Kyle Decker: that's why I struggled for a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00547-00144522-00144684": "while because I was working from that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00548-00144684-00145182": "other lens. Yeah, until I read insightful", "hjtYzIQiogY-00549-00145182-00145455": "advice from from folks on Twitter, I want", "hjtYzIQiogY-00550-00145455-00145614": "to say it was probably a jade dragon", "hjtYzIQiogY-00551-00145614-00145809": "thread about like bite or something like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00552-00145809-00146076": "that specificity. And I was like, Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00553-00146121-00146187": "oops.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00554-00146412-00146541": "Amelia Antrim: Right. Well, you know, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00555-00146541-00146700": "mean, there's something to be said for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00556-00146703-00146892": "like saying, Okay, this is exactly what I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00557-00146892-00147072": "want a game to do. You know that it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00558-00147072-00147351": "doesn't need to be broad or general, or,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00559-00147354-00147510": "you know, because it doesn't, I think what", "hjtYzIQiogY-00560-00147510-00147756": "makes using something like Genesis kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00561-00147756-00147948": "difficult in these situations is like you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00562-00147948-00148203": "had a very specific idea of what you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00563-00148203-00148449": "wanted this game to be. And yes, you can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00564-00148449-00148638": "emulate some of that in Genesis, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00565-00148638-00148935": "Genesis isn't meant to do one specific", "hjtYzIQiogY-00566-00148935-00149187": "genre. It's meant to do all the things and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00567-00149187-00149379": "it means that it doesn't necessarily do", "hjtYzIQiogY-00568-00149382-00149688": "all of them. Well, you know, so,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00569-00149739-00149988": "Ryan Boelter: that's very true. And I like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00570-00149988-00150222": "that You like that you just took the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00571-00150225-00150480": "concept and like, I'm just gonna make a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00572-00150480-00150729": "game? You know? Yep, that doesn't exist.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00573-00150729-00150930": "Let's make it. Right. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00574-00150933-00151170": "Kyle Decker: I figured, you know, from an", "hjtYzIQiogY-00575-00151170-00151461": "actual play marketing standpoint, I was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00576-00151461-00151617": "already gonna get specific enough that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00577-00151617-00151884": "there was no real benefit for working with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00578-00151884-00152103": "an established game. So I might as well", "hjtYzIQiogY-00579-00152103-00152289": "just make my way as well. Right? Well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00580-00152289-00152451": "Amelia Antrim: and I mean, honestly, from,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00581-00152457-00152691": "you know, like, from a marketing", "hjtYzIQiogY-00582-00152691-00152937": "standpoint, I guess the world doesn't need", "hjtYzIQiogY-00583-00152937-00153156": "another d&d podcast, you know, we don't", "hjtYzIQiogY-00584-00153156-00153537": "need it. So, yes, it is, like a little bit", "hjtYzIQiogY-00585-00153537-00153693": "more niche to run your own game. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00586-00153693-00153888": "you're also the only one doing that. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00587-00153891-00154149": "You know, you're not in a saturated market", "hjtYzIQiogY-00588-00154149-00154488": "of okay, this is another vampire podcast,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00589-00154488-00154713": "you know. So there's something to be said", "hjtYzIQiogY-00590-00154713-00154977": "for that, too. Yeah, absolutely. We're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00591-00154977-00155115": "really close to sitting down and like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00592-00155118-00155427": "making our characters. Before we do that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00593-00155454-00155673": "Are there kind of basic terms that you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00594-00155673-00155841": "think people should know, to be able to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00595-00155847-00156006": "follow along with what we're doing?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00596-00156051-00156381": "Kyle Decker: Yeah. Okay. So a couple of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00597-00156417-00156744": "terms that you might hear thrown around,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00598-00156744-00157101": "that wouldn't be in a lot of role playing", "hjtYzIQiogY-00599-00157101-00157314": "things. So I won't explain what a Game", "hjtYzIQiogY-00600-00157314-00157641": "Master is. But this is powered by the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00601-00157641-00158091": "apocalypse, which is a very flexible term", "hjtYzIQiogY-00602-00158094-00158316": "for a type of role playing game, but you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00603-00158316-00158574": "might hear that set a lot. Some various", "hjtYzIQiogY-00604-00158574-00158721": "terms that you might hear, you're going to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00605-00158721-00159093": "hear moves, moves is a term for basically", "hjtYzIQiogY-00606-00159093-00159411": "abilities, things that you can do. If you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00607-00159411-00159621": "hear basic moves, that means everybody can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00608-00159621-00159960": "do it. If you hear a character move,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00609-00159978-00160119": "that's something that's going to be", "hjtYzIQiogY-00610-00160122-00160437": "specific to your character. Other things", "hjtYzIQiogY-00611-00160437-00160530": "that you might hear, you're gonna hear", "hjtYzIQiogY-00612-00160530-00160767": "something called adventure points, or AP.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00613-00160812-00161223": "AP is a tool that essentially you can gain", "hjtYzIQiogY-00614-00161223-00161409": "over the course of the game. And you can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00615-00161409-00161775": "you can spend it to do stuff. So as we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00616-00161775-00161940": "look at some of our character moves, you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00617-00161940-00162294": "might hear someone say, you know, use one", "hjtYzIQiogY-00618-00162294-00162495": "AP to do this. That's what I mean. It's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00619-00162495-00162738": "just a resource that you accumulate, often", "hjtYzIQiogY-00620-00162738-00163029": "by doing failed roles. You might hear", "hjtYzIQiogY-00621-00163029-00163278": "various terms of success, failure is the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00622-00163278-00163545": "worst mix successes, medium full", "hjtYzIQiogY-00623-00163545-00163968": "successes, top, and then you might hear", "hjtYzIQiogY-00624-00163968-00164229": "some stats, we have four stats, each", "hjtYzIQiogY-00625-00164229-00164484": "representing different ideas, Hart's book,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00626-00164487-00164850": "fierce hearts, books, fierce and slick.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00627-00164895-00165186": "And then finally, a term that we use for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00628-00165186-00165360": "session and under the neighborhood is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00629-00165363-00165618": "adventure. So every time you sit down and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00630-00165618-00165861": "play for a couple of hours, that's called", "hjtYzIQiogY-00631-00165861-00166233": "an adventure. There are going to be other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00632-00166233-00166380": "terms that I'll probably mention as soon", "hjtYzIQiogY-00633-00166380-00166791": "as we get in, such as, because our system", "hjtYzIQiogY-00634-00166791-00166968": "is kind of a fusion of what I liked from", "hjtYzIQiogY-00635-00166968-00167172": "Numenera and powered by the apocalypse. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00636-00167172-00167445": "character set up the foundation of it is a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00637-00167445-00167703": "bit different. But as for just", "hjtYzIQiogY-00638-00167709-00168039": "miscellaneous terms you might hear, those", "hjtYzIQiogY-00639-00168039-00168189": "are going to be things you might hear if", "hjtYzIQiogY-00640-00168189-00168429": "we randomly say it in a moose description", "hjtYzIQiogY-00641-00168456-00168831": "that aren't, I wouldn't consider them core", "hjtYzIQiogY-00642-00168834-00169011": "to character set up in the way other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00643-00169011-00169233": "things are. So I'm just going to mention", "hjtYzIQiogY-00644-00169233-00169500": "them here rather than as they come up.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00645-00169533-00169815": "Awesome. Perfect. That works. Well.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00646-00169823-00170087": "Ryan Boelter: Are we ready to make some", "hjtYzIQiogY-00647-00170087-00170144": "people?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00648-00170204-00170294": "Unknown: I'm ready.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00649-00170319-00170541": "Kyle Decker: Yes, I make a person to or do", "hjtYzIQiogY-00650-00170541-00170760": "I? Oh, yes. Okay. Yes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00651-00170808-00170904": "Amelia Antrim: Let's make some people.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00652-00170952-00171237": "Let's make some people. Do we dice for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00653-00171237-00171339": "character creation?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00654-00171384-00171636": "Kyle Decker: No, although there was a step", "hjtYzIQiogY-00655-00171636-00171855": "of there is a step that I completely", "hjtYzIQiogY-00656-00171855-00172131": "forgot. Until right now. We can't make our", "hjtYzIQiogY-00657-00172131-00172284": "people until we know what world we're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00658-00172284-00172344": "playing in.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00659-00172434-00172554": "Amelia Antrim: This world building tiny", "hjtYzIQiogY-00660-00172638-00172767": "Ryan Boelter: world building. We need a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00661-00172767-00172905": "sound bite for that. Apparently,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00662-00172914-00173091": "Amelia Antrim: we do we do. I'll sing a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00663-00173091-00173550": "little song. Later. I think of it, I'll", "hjtYzIQiogY-00664-00173550-00173763": "think of a song. Yeah, thanks. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00665-00173763-00173925": "Kyle Decker: we have a section in the book", "hjtYzIQiogY-00666-00173925-00174234": "called Designing your neighborhood. We", "hjtYzIQiogY-00667-00174234-00174477": "also have a prebuilt setting in the book", "hjtYzIQiogY-00668-00174477-00174714": "as well, that is the world of hereafter", "hjtYzIQiogY-00669-00174714-00174954": "the world of the podcast. So you can we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00670-00174954-00175221": "can either use that or we can go through", "hjtYzIQiogY-00671-00175224-00175380": "designing your world.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00672-00175413-00175542": "Amelia Antrim: We're gonna design a world.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00673-00175581-00175665": "Oh, yeah, please.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00674-00175713-00176007": "Kyle Decker: Okay. So yeah, this section", "hjtYzIQiogY-00675-00176010-00176223": "walks through the rules of the mundane,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00676-00176223-00176439": "the magical and the other, which as I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00677-00176439-00176583": "mentioned earlier, the mundane you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00678-00176583-00176772": "basically figure out where on earth are", "hjtYzIQiogY-00679-00176772-00177033": "you the magical what makes this world", "hjtYzIQiogY-00680-00177033-00177348": "different from Earth? And then the other?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00681-00177387-00177729": "It's a weird space, how fun. We can either", "hjtYzIQiogY-00682-00177729-00177945": "just use those basic templates with which", "hjtYzIQiogY-00683-00177945-00178185": "to create a world otherwise the rulebook", "hjtYzIQiogY-00684-00178185-00178488": "does include specific setting creation", "hjtYzIQiogY-00685-00178488-00178713": "prompts with specific questions for each", "hjtYzIQiogY-00686-00178713-00179214": "of the worlds and dice rolls either 1d six", "hjtYzIQiogY-00687-00179214-00179337": "or 2d Six depending", "hjtYzIQiogY-00688-00179340-00179904": "Ryan Boelter: I do love random tables. I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00689-00179904-00180183": "good with Doing some dice rolls and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00690-00180186-00180423": "interpreting from that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00691-00180435-00180615": "Kyle Decker: okay, perfect.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00692-00180657-00180750": "Amelia Antrim: I don't have any dice,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00693-00180750-00180972": "though. I have days. But that's not the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00694-00180972-00181311": "same. I know. That's fine. I'll let you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00695-00181311-00181482": "have the dice. I won't go out and I won't", "hjtYzIQiogY-00696-00181482-00181602": "waste time going out there and getting", "hjtYzIQiogY-00697-00181602-00181776": "them. There you go. I cleaned them up,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00698-00181797-00182004": "because I was trying to rearrange my desk.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00699-00182103-00182214": "Kyle Decker: If you want to look at the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00700-00182214-00182382": "prompts as well, otherwise, I can just", "hjtYzIQiogY-00701-00182382-00182739": "read them. They're under the section, I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-00702-00182745-00182901": "going to pull up the specific page.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00703-00182925-00183183": "They're under the section designing your", "hjtYzIQiogY-00704-00183183-00183525": "neighborhood, and they're on page eight,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00705-00183531-00183717": "page 12. If you're looking at the PDF,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00706-00183720-00183951": "Amelia Antrim: yes, yeah, I see.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00707-00184029-00184302": "Ryan Boelter: I love the the, the bits of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00708-00184302-00184407": "art in this book, too.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00709-00184455-00184566": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, it's really cute.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00710-00184674-00184920": "Kyle Decker: I spent so long trying to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00711-00184920-00185232": "find find an artist because we didn't have", "hjtYzIQiogY-00712-00185232-00185394": "the budget for internal art. So I had to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00713-00185394-00185598": "use one of those stock websites. So I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00714-00185613-00185844": "searched so hard until I could find", "hjtYzIQiogY-00715-00185889-00186153": "someone who had the specific style I was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00716-00186153-00186465": "looking for. Oh, amazing. And I was really", "hjtYzIQiogY-00717-00186465-00186684": "happy with what we had absolutely love.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00718-00186696-00187086": "Love. My campfire skeleton was very", "hjtYzIQiogY-00719-00187086-00187251": "important to me that the campfire, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00720-00187251-00187386": "actually had to remove the campfire", "hjtYzIQiogY-00721-00187386-00187590": "skeleton and I forced it back somewhere", "hjtYzIQiogY-00722-00187590-00187629": "else.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00723-00187776-00188040": "Amelia Antrim: Worth It is so good. All", "hjtYzIQiogY-00724-00188040-00188097": "right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00725-00188109-00188205": "Ryan Boelter: All right. So what do we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00726-00188205-00188418": "need to do first for creating this world?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00727-00188490-00188625": "Unknown: So oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00728-00188733-00188796": "Amelia Antrim: that's fine. You can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00729-00188796-00188913": "explain it. It's Your Game. No,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00730-00188913-00188991": "Kyle Decker: you you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00731-00189042-00189279": "Amelia Antrim: don't need books. So well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00732-00189279-00189588": "that's perfect. Looks like you roll a d", "hjtYzIQiogY-00733-00189588-00189669": "six.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00734-00189732-00189870": "Ryan Boelter: It does. Because it looks", "hjtYzIQiogY-00735-00189870-00190035": "like we're tackling the mundane world", "hjtYzIQiogY-00736-00190035-00190131": "first. Yes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00737-00190134-00190224": "Amelia Antrim: And it says When does your", "hjtYzIQiogY-00738-00190224-00190452": "adventure take place? So you roll and I'll", "hjtYzIQiogY-00739-00190452-00190614": "read what the answer is. How about that?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00740-00190614-00190782": "All right, here we go. So I can feel like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00741-00190782-00190851": "I'm involved.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00742-00190947-00191178": "Ryan Boelter: I want to participate. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00743-00191178-00191487": "rolled a three. All right,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00744-00191490-00191928": "Amelia Antrim: so February 25 1997,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00745-00191928-00192000": "February", "hjtYzIQiogY-00746-00192000-00192453": "Ryan Boelter: 25 1997. Why there are two", "hjtYzIQiogY-00747-00192459-00192852": "very specific dates on this turret. And,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00748-00192858-00193161": "and I believe it's just for pure chaos and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00749-00193161-00193464": "confusion. But let me know if there's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00750-00193479-00193812": "Kyle Decker: there's no real 1997 was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00751-00193812-00194049": "largely because 80s Nostalgia has moved to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00752-00194049-00194229": "90s nostalgia, but we're getting on the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00753-00194229-00194472": "cusp of aughts. Nostalgia. Yeah, so I was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00754-00194472-00194763": "like, let's do a time in the late 90s. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00755-00194763-00194994": "we're not just Stranger Things, but also", "hjtYzIQiogY-00756-00194997-00195222": "people are gonna want that vibe of like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00757-00195225-00195564": "oh, kids in an older time. And then I did", "hjtYzIQiogY-00758-00195564-00195747": "it for 2047 as well, because I thought,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00759-00195747-00195885": "well, if I'm going to do a specific date", "hjtYzIQiogY-00760-00195885-00196149": "for the 90s Let's do a specific date for", "hjtYzIQiogY-00761-00196149-00196188": "law.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00762-00196203-00196347": "Amelia Antrim: Makes perfect sense for the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00763-00196347-00196422": "near future.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00764-00196428-00196605": "Ryan Boelter: I like that. Yeah. All", "hjtYzIQiogY-00765-00196605-00196932": "right. Very cool. So we are I think", "hjtYzIQiogY-00766-00196932-00197154": "February 25 1987 is fine.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00767-00197220-00197337": "Amelia Antrim: That works great for me.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00768-00197385-00197688": "All right, so the next question where in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00769-00197688-00197853": "the mundane does your adventure take", "hjtYzIQiogY-00770-00197853-00198294": "place? Row one desex. We got to four. All", "hjtYzIQiogY-00771-00198294-00198543": "right, which is in a quiet suburb.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00772-00198591-00198771": "Kyle Decker: So we really are just off", "hjtYzIQiogY-00773-00198771-00199002": "brand Stranger Things really hitting that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00774-00199026-00199263": "stranger thing. Season Four just released", "hjtYzIQiogY-00775-00199263-00199407": "I know cross marketing.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00776-00199596-00199701": "Amelia Antrim: Past Netflix.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00777-00199707-00199911": "Ryan Boelter: I know it's the 90s version", "hjtYzIQiogY-00778-00199911-00200352": "of Stranger Things with different big hair", "hjtYzIQiogY-00779-00200373-00200964": "and plastic cups with with weird patterns", "hjtYzIQiogY-00780-00200964-00201105": "on them. Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00781-00201114-00201234": "Kyle Decker: and the monsters that appear", "hjtYzIQiogY-00782-00201234-00201477": "are just gonna ask you what's for supper?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00783-00201645-00201729": "Amelia Antrim: See here, okay, so the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00784-00201729-00201789": "magical,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00785-00201822-00202143": "Ryan Boelter: okay, magic. Boo. Oh, this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00786-00202143-00202260": "Amelia Antrim: what makes the magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00787-00202260-00202449": "world different from the men from the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00788-00202449-00202518": "mundane?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00789-00202566-00202851": "Ryan Boelter: Okay, so if it says if you", "hjtYzIQiogY-00790-00202851-00203055": "want your magical to stand out even more,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00791-00203070-00203493": "instead of choosing one. We can we can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00792-00203496-00203958": "roll twice. Should I just roll twice?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00793-00203973-00204096": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, go ahead and roll two", "hjtYzIQiogY-00794-00204096-00204162": "and then we'll add them.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00795-00204162-00204369": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, it looks like 2d Six", "hjtYzIQiogY-00796-00204372-00205005": "here. It's between two and 12. That Miss", "hjtYzIQiogY-00797-00205008-00205281": "clinking bass sound ooh, I rolled snake", "hjtYzIQiogY-00798-00205281-00205431": "eyes to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00799-00205512-00205656": "Amelia Antrim: it has people with magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00800-00205656-00205973": "powers. Okay, magic users superheroes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00801-00206019-00206166": "Ryan Boelter: Okay, we want a second one.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00802-00206166-00206313": "I hope right? Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00803-00206316-00206406": "Amelia Antrim: obviously. Yeah, don't be", "hjtYzIQiogY-00804-00206406-00206466": "ridiculous,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00805-00206466-00206538": "Kyle Decker: right? We got to figure out", "hjtYzIQiogY-00806-00206538-00206709": "what are these magical powers come from", "hjtYzIQiogY-00807-00206717-00206841": "Amelia Antrim: the words of my mother. The", "hjtYzIQiogY-00808-00206841-00207048": "only stupid question is when you already", "hjtYzIQiogY-00809-00207048-00207129": "know the answers. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00810-00207323-00207692": "Ryan Boelter: Fair enough. All right, that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00811-00207692-00207837": "we got a nine for this one.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00812-00207998-00208182": "Amelia Antrim: It's high in the sky or in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00813-00208182-00208236": "space.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00814-00208266-00208721": "Kyle Decker: Oh. Are we just making or", "hjtYzIQiogY-00815-00208728-00208946": "have we just made Stranger Things plus sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-00816-00208946-00208983": "high.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00817-00208986-00209082": "Ryan Boelter: That's what I was thinking.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00818-00209529-00209894": "As the high school in the sky was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00819-00209894-00209994": "Kyle Decker: superheroes", "hjtYzIQiogY-00820-00210225-00210446": "Ryan Boelter: That's perfect. Okay,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00821-00210489-00210711": "Amelia Antrim: so looks like we have", "hjtYzIQiogY-00822-00210714-00210960": "where? Yeah, where do the magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00823-00210960-00211341": "creatures mon come from magicals creatures", "hjtYzIQiogY-00824-00211454-00211649": "Kyle Decker: and Mon is referring to we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00825-00211649-00211883": "have one of the character options is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00826-00211883-00212099": "someone who can have little polka mon", "hjtYzIQiogY-00827-00212099-00212399": "style creatures called mom. Which is why", "hjtYzIQiogY-00828-00212399-00212672": "we need to explain what are our beautiful", "hjtYzIQiogY-00829-00212672-00212726": "critters? That", "hjtYzIQiogY-00830-00212727-00212883": "Ryan Boelter: makes sense. I wrote the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00831-00212883-00213210": "five for this one, which is the other", "hjtYzIQiogY-00832-00213330-00213531": "Kyle Decker: mysterious third world. All", "hjtYzIQiogY-00833-00213531-00213585": "right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00834-00213627-00213842": "Amelia Antrim: Hey, pilot highlight these", "hjtYzIQiogY-00835-00213846-00213984": "so that I remember them later.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00836-00214022-00214145": "Ryan Boelter: Are you taking notes too?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00837-00214194-00214350": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah. Oh, fantastic.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00838-00214380-00214662": "I'm writing right on my fancy in the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00839-00214662-00215142": "video. Ah, yeah. And the next one are", "hjtYzIQiogY-00840-00215142-00215319": "people from the magical in the mundane", "hjtYzIQiogY-00841-00215321-00215846": "aware of each other. Role The D six, four.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00842-00215898-00215996": "Yes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00843-00216078-00216273": "Kyle Decker: Who really are just doing sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-00844-00216273-00216588": "high. It is becoming very When did sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-00845-00216588-00216794": "high come out? It had to be like the early", "hjtYzIQiogY-00846-00216794-00216864": "2000s. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00847-00216864-00217067": "Amelia Antrim: probably feel like yes,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00848-00217067-00217227": "because I feel like I've not seen it. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-00849-00217227-00217428": "I know. It's something that my siblings,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00850-00217469-00217788": "Kyle Decker: July 29 2005. Okay, so about", "hjtYzIQiogY-00851-00217796-00218088": "10 cents off. Never seen it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00852-00218198-00218340": "Ryan Boelter: around when I graduated", "hjtYzIQiogY-00853-00218342-00218412": "college.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00854-00218457-00218634": "Kyle Decker: I rewatched it for some", "hjtYzIQiogY-00855-00218634-00218958": "reason the other day and I don't know. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00856-00218979-00219153": "know one of my friends who we thought", "hjtYzIQiogY-00857-00219156-00219342": "would have loved it as a kid never saw it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00858-00219480-00219762": "was surprisingly still all right. Yeah, my", "hjtYzIQiogY-00859-00219762-00219864": "Amelia Antrim: dad watched it not that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00860-00219864-00220110": "long ago. We like no stumbling. He was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00861-00220110-00220242": "like I'm watching sky high. And we're like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00862-00220244-00220731": "why though? Alright, how do you travel", "hjtYzIQiogY-00863-00220731-00220830": "between worlds?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00864-00220892-00221226": "Ryan Boelter: Fancy. All right. Wendy six", "hjtYzIQiogY-00865-00221226-00221439": "for this. It's a six", "hjtYzIQiogY-00866-00221589-00221771": "Amelia Antrim: through a choreographed", "hjtYzIQiogY-00867-00221775-00222030": "dance. Oh, that's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00868-00222030-00222102": "Ryan Boelter: gorgeous.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00869-00222248-00222300": "Amelia Antrim: That's too bad. It's a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00870-00222300-00222453": "podcast. Right? Insist that we come up", "hjtYzIQiogY-00871-00222453-00222504": "with the dance.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00872-00222507-00222588": "Ryan Boelter: I know. Well, we can", "hjtYzIQiogY-00873-00222588-00222842": "describe it. Yeah, great. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00874-00222893-00222986": "Amelia Antrim: Oh, yeah. All right. So now", "hjtYzIQiogY-00875-00222986-00223271": "we are on to the other. What is the other?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00876-00223283-00223490": "Please roll 126. All right. Here's the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00877-00223490-00223856": "last three. A cluster of other magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00878-00223856-00224333": "worlds. Oh, oh. Okay. So let's, let's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00879-00224333-00224576": "recap real quick here. Really following", "hjtYzIQiogY-00880-00224576-00224966": "along at home, it is February 25 1997. We", "hjtYzIQiogY-00881-00224966-00225284": "are in a quiet suburb. The magical world", "hjtYzIQiogY-00882-00225284-00225629": "has people with magical powers. And it is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00883-00225629-00225917": "in its high in the sky or in space will", "hjtYzIQiogY-00884-00225917-00226295": "have to decide that the magical creatures", "hjtYzIQiogY-00885-00226295-00226544": "are from the other. So I assume that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00886-00226544-00226694": "they're like leaking in somehow", "hjtYzIQiogY-00887-00226737-00226884": "Ryan Boelter: from the other magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00888-00226887-00227094": "cluster of worlds, right? Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00889-00227096-00227505": "Amelia Antrim: race. Yeah. And people in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00890-00227505-00227723": "the mundane world are aware of the magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00891-00227723-00228132": "worlds and vice versa. You traveled", "hjtYzIQiogY-00892-00228132-00228357": "between those worlds by doing a", "hjtYzIQiogY-00893-00228357-00228783": "choreographed dance. Yep. And the other is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00894-00228783-00229008": "made up a cluster of a cluster of magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00895-00229008-00229446": "worlds. So yeah. Makes sense. I don't know", "hjtYzIQiogY-00896-00229446-00229571": "if you've ever watched the magicians but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00897-00229571-00229857": "like all of the doughnuts. You know? Am I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00898-00229857-00229956": "the only one that understands this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00899-00229956-00229994": "reference?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00900-00230079-00230223": "Kyle Decker: Nope, I'm so sorry. It's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00901-00230223-00230265": "fine. Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00902-00230265-00230385": "Amelia Antrim: it's fine. It's fine.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00903-00230385-00230550": "Whenever they like zoom out between like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00904-00230550-00230717": "the like, real world and like the magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-00905-00230717-00230892": "what? Like, it's like a bunch of Earths", "hjtYzIQiogY-00906-00230892-00231021": "but they all look like donut. Like they're", "hjtYzIQiogY-00907-00231021-00231255": "like, Oh, okay. Okay, so that's pretty", "hjtYzIQiogY-00908-00231255-00231336": "much like this kid. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-00909-00231336-00231531": "Ryan Boelter: can I can I pitch something?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00910-00231603-00231804": "I mean, sure. Because we got to make sense", "hjtYzIQiogY-00911-00231804-00231948": "of all this, right? Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00912-00231957-00232053": "Amelia Antrim: I think it makes perfect", "hjtYzIQiogY-00913-00232053-00232142": "sense. I don't know what you're talking", "hjtYzIQiogY-00914-00232142-00232217": "about. Right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00915-00232377-00232592": "Ryan Boelter: So the world that we are on", "hjtYzIQiogY-00916-00232592-00232929": "is earth like, right? With Earth, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00917-00232932-00233559": "tech in from 1997, etc. Right. But what if", "hjtYzIQiogY-00918-00233601-00234146": "this Earth like planet was actually a moon", "hjtYzIQiogY-00919-00234192-00234603": "around a gas giant, and the other world or", "hjtYzIQiogY-00920-00234603-00235032": "the magical world is our moon? That is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00921-00235032-00235371": "kind of like with us? And so like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00922-00235431-00235623": "Amelia Antrim: like, kind of did that", "hjtYzIQiogY-00923-00235623-00235871": "weird swapping thing last series? Weird", "hjtYzIQiogY-00924-00235871-00236117": "swapping thing now? Where like the past", "hjtYzIQiogY-00925-00236117-00236265": "was the present and the present was past.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00926-00236283-00236382": "Ryan Boelter: I mean, I guess that's fair.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00927-00236382-00236631": "But no, this is more of like our moon and", "hjtYzIQiogY-00928-00236631-00237030": "this is more like a solar conjunction of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00929-00237048-00237398": "planets. So like, the planets are actually", "hjtYzIQiogY-00930-00237398-00237591": "moons near each other.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00931-00237636-00237846": "Amelia Antrim: So this cluster, mundane to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00932-00237846-00237954": "just be like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00933-00237963-00238142": "Ryan Boelter: super mundane. Like yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00934-00238142-00238350": "cool Earth. Yeah, as long as we like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00935-00238350-00238638": "regular like, but we know that there's", "hjtYzIQiogY-00936-00238683-00238782": "magical stuff.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00937-00238862-00239039": "Kyle Decker: Right? I think if I think", "hjtYzIQiogY-00938-00239042-00239438": "when it comes to the mundane, we", "hjtYzIQiogY-00939-00239438-00239585": "definitely you definitely can put the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00940-00239585-00239801": "mundane in the context of something else,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00941-00239801-00239954": "especially when you start thinking of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00942-00239954-00240137": "other are, you know if you want to think", "hjtYzIQiogY-00943-00240137-00240395": "of the overall context, but when it comes", "hjtYzIQiogY-00944-00240395-00240629": "to fleshing out the mundane, my focus is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00945-00240629-00240935": "really, I really think the small details", "hjtYzIQiogY-00946-00240935-00241136": "like we're in a small town, but like I", "hjtYzIQiogY-00947-00241136-00241352": "would, the details I would think of is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00948-00241352-00241532": "like, what's the name of our small town", "hjtYzIQiogY-00949-00241532-00241820": "and what's like, the one hyper specific", "hjtYzIQiogY-00950-00241820-00242165": "thing that the suburb is like known for,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00951-00242165-00242327": "like where I grew up, I grew up in a town", "hjtYzIQiogY-00952-00242327-00242702": "called slinger, Wisconsin. And we had Hey,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00953-00242708-00242771": "the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00954-00242850-00242994": "Amelia Antrim: we're from Windows 10. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-00955-00243036-00243303": "I'm in Germantown and Ryan is in Appleton.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00956-00243321-00243681": "Oh, yes. So we were swingers. Yeah, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00957-00243681-00243759": "right by there.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00958-00243771-00243960": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, like German town.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00959-00243960-00244146": "That's where my doctor will close to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00960-00244146-00244179": "German", "hjtYzIQiogY-00961-00244275-00244394": "Amelia Antrim: Shepherds Frozen Custard", "hjtYzIQiogY-00962-00244394-00244458": "wherever but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00963-00244650-00244917": "Kyle Decker: anyways, like, slingers got", "hjtYzIQiogY-00964-00244917-00245202": "the fastest quarter mile. It's a quarter", "hjtYzIQiogY-00965-00245202-00245550": "mile race. slinger speedway. Why does this", "hjtYzIQiogY-00966-00245550-00245817": "small town of a couple 1000 People have", "hjtYzIQiogY-00967-00245832-00246075": "the world's fastest quarter mile speedway?", "hjtYzIQiogY-00968-00246098-00246357": "Nobody knows. But my math teacher", "hjtYzIQiogY-00969-00246357-00246534": "certainly explained the math of how it", "hjtYzIQiogY-00970-00246534-00246738": "could be called the fastest. It's all", "hjtYzIQiogY-00971-00246738-00247059": "about the angle of the ramp. So if I was", "hjtYzIQiogY-00972-00247059-00247356": "thinking, I was thinking that the mundane", "hjtYzIQiogY-00973-00247356-00247608": "thing I had when you get in the context of", "hjtYzIQiogY-00974-00247608-00247769": "the other you really can think of that but", "hjtYzIQiogY-00975-00247769-00247905": "the mundane I would think of like the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00976-00247905-00248157": "small details. So maybe like if we want to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00977-00248157-00248412": "flush out our town, like you know what's,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00978-00248423-00248646": "what's the town's big thing? Is it that is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00979-00248646-00248967": "it. Rob's frozen custard, Robert sorry,", "hjtYzIQiogY-00980-00248988-00249177": "Roberts frozen custard.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00981-00249231-00249444": "Amelia Antrim: Yep, I think I'm so I grew", "hjtYzIQiogY-00982-00249444-00249773": "up in Menomonee Falls. And like, I know", "hjtYzIQiogY-00983-00249773-00250104": "that we're playing on February 25. But in", "hjtYzIQiogY-00984-00250104-00250335": "Menomonee Falls, people are obsessed with", "hjtYzIQiogY-00985-00250335-00250554": "the Fourth of July parade. Like this is", "hjtYzIQiogY-00986-00250554-00250815": "like the event to be at people are setting", "hjtYzIQiogY-00987-00250815-00250983": "out there chairs three days before the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00988-00250983-00251151": "parade starts their roping off their", "hjtYzIQiogY-00989-00251151-00251313": "areas, police have to like put up the", "hjtYzIQiogY-00990-00251313-00251481": "signs that are like nothing out here", "hjtYzIQiogY-00991-00251481-00251709": "before July 3, they will come they will", "hjtYzIQiogY-00992-00251709-00251901": "confiscate your shirt like it is like a to", "hjtYzIQiogY-00993-00251901-00252285": "do. And so I feel like I want something", "hjtYzIQiogY-00994-00252285-00252561": "like that, that people are just like this.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00995-00252561-00252894": "And like there's no clear reason why like", "hjtYzIQiogY-00996-00252894-00253110": "the Menomonee Falls parade is not good.", "hjtYzIQiogY-00997-00253142-00253446": "It's not like like Macy's Thanksgiving Day", "hjtYzIQiogY-00998-00253446-00253592": "Parade. It's the high school marching", "hjtYzIQiogY-00999-00253592-00254048": "band, you know, but people are into it. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01000-00254048-00254346": "like that. So maybe we have like a belated", "hjtYzIQiogY-01001-00254346-00254667": "Valentine's Day Parade so far is like for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01002-00254667-00254867": "our belief, but it's always specifically", "hjtYzIQiogY-01003-00254867-00255027": "belated Valentine's Day was", "hjtYzIQiogY-01004-00255027-00255146": "Ryan Boelter: near the end of February.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01005-00255146-00255177": "Right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01006-00255183-00255288": "Amelia Antrim: It's always right. Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01007-00255291-00255333": "yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01008-00255336-00255501": "Ryan Boelter: What what day of the week", "hjtYzIQiogY-01009-00255501-00255821": "was February 25. I don't know. I'll Google", "hjtYzIQiogY-01010-00255821-00256094": "it. You could just say, last of that day", "hjtYzIQiogY-01011-00256094-00256419": "of the month, every year,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01012-00256461-00256623": "Kyle Decker: because sadly, I should have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01013-00256623-00256788": "thought about this. It was not a leap", "hjtYzIQiogY-01014-00256788-00256998": "year. 1996 was a lead. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01015-00257103-00257181": "Ryan Boelter: Very close.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01016-00257264-00257576": "Amelia Antrim: February 26 25th 1997 was", "hjtYzIQiogY-01017-00257576-00257765": "the 56th day of the year and the Gregorian", "hjtYzIQiogY-01018-00257765-00258017": "calendar there. 309 days. The day of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01019-00258017-00258320": "week was a Tuesday was a Tuesday. So the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01020-00258320-00258578": "last Tuesday more if the parade is on a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01021-00258578-00258818": "Tuesday. Yeah. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01022-00258864-00259026": "Ryan Boelter: Okay. So we got the last", "hjtYzIQiogY-01023-00259026-00259292": "Tuesday of every month there is a parade", "hjtYzIQiogY-01024-00259296-00259619": "to celebrate Valentine's Day. In the small", "hjtYzIQiogY-01025-00259619-00259881": "town of what's what's our small town name?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01026-00259959-00260013": "Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01027-00260016-00260154": "Amelia Antrim: um, gosh, we're really good", "hjtYzIQiogY-01028-00260154-00260262": "at naming small towns to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01029-00260316-00260487": "Kyle Decker: all I've got is Voluntown", "hjtYzIQiogY-01030-00260502-00260646": "since they have a Valentine's.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01031-00260778-00260886": "Amelia Antrim: I mean, we could just call", "hjtYzIQiogY-01032-00260886-00261123": "it Hartford, which is you know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01033-00261191-00261272": "Kyle Decker: I love it.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01034-00261387-00261603": "Ryan Boelter: Hartford amazing.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01035-00261681-00261789": "Amelia Antrim: But it is spelt like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01036-00261789-00262191": "Hartford so it's H AR T. Yeah. Hartford", "hjtYzIQiogY-01037-00262191-00262407": "and we are known for our belated", "hjtYzIQiogY-01038-00262407-00262911": "Valentine's Day. I'm very excited to find", "hjtYzIQiogY-01039-00262911-00263097": "out that you will now understand all of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01040-00263097-00263289": "our ridiculous Wisconsin references. Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01041-00263289-00263307": "yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01042-00263511-00263637": "Ryan Boelter: So so it sounds like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01043-00263640-00264174": "Hartford's in the Midwest? Yeah. From the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01044-00264174-00264207": "middle,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01045-00264243-00264333": "Amelia Antrim: because I think that that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01046-00264333-00264573": "makes it. I think that makes it like more", "hjtYzIQiogY-01047-00264573-00264732": "ridiculous. The idea that you would have a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01048-00264732-00265062": "parade on February 25th. In the Midwest?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01049-00265062-00265146": "Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01050-00265149-00265257": "Kyle Decker: no.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01051-00265362-00265626": "Ryan Boelter: Right. long as they could", "hjtYzIQiogY-01052-00265626-00265971": "they don't want to do Oh goodness. It's so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01053-00265971-00266106": "cold. even colder.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01054-00266106-00266274": "Amelia Antrim: But February 25 is our most", "hjtYzIQiogY-01055-00266274-00266337": "March which is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01056-00266466-00266556": "Ryan Boelter: almost getting the spring", "hjtYzIQiogY-01057-00266556-00266733": "weather they're done. Don't worry about", "hjtYzIQiogY-01058-00266733-00266781": "warm by", "hjtYzIQiogY-01059-00266781-00266931": "Kyle Decker: the remnants of love. Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01060-00266931-00266994": "right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01061-00266997-00267249": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah. You're gonna love", "hjtYzIQiogY-01062-00267249-00267378": "will warm you. It'll be fun.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01063-00267501-00267741": "Ryan Boelter: That's the parade motto. Put", "hjtYzIQiogY-01064-00267741-00267798": "on your mittens.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01065-00267858-00268002": "Amelia Antrim: Love will keep you warm.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01066-00268464-00268668": "Okay, yep. I love this.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01067-00268704-00268827": "Kyle Decker: I would have my I would have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01068-00268827-00268998": "gone to that parade every year and loved", "hjtYzIQiogY-01069-00268998-00269010": "it.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01070-00269052-00269439": "Amelia Antrim: Yep. So good. Okay, so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01071-00269487-00269619": "that's what we know about our mundane", "hjtYzIQiogY-01072-00269619-00269808": "world do we need to dislike do we want to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01073-00269817-00269970": "come up with anything else about it? Are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01074-00269970-00270093": "we Do we feel", "hjtYzIQiogY-01075-00270189-00270339": "Ryan Boelter: so nice picture of this?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01076-00270381-00270621": "Really does. It really does like this cute", "hjtYzIQiogY-01077-00270621-00270987": "downtown area? Like a couple of 1000.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01078-00270987-00271215": "Amelia Antrim: Well decorated and yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01079-00271218-00271452": "yeah, yeah. People build little ice", "hjtYzIQiogY-01080-00271452-00271761": "sculptures about love. Oh yeah, yeah. 100%", "hjtYzIQiogY-01081-00271824-00272238": "Okay. All right. So the magical world. We", "hjtYzIQiogY-01082-00272238-00272430": "know it has people with magical powers.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01083-00272466-00272754": "And it is high in the sky or in space.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01084-00272757-00273108": "Yeah. I kind of like it being in the sky,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01085-00273111-00273510": "I think. Okay. I do as well. A little", "hjtYzIQiogY-01086-00273510-00273771": "closer to the mundane world.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01087-00273792-00274185": "Kyle Decker: Yeah. Is it like in the do we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01088-00274185-00274497": "want it to be a world that's in the sky?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01089-00274497-00274890": "Like overall? Or is it just in the sky?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01090-00274929-00275394": "Over this small town? Oh, because I have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01091-00275397-00275637": "you know, you've got both Gravity Falls", "hjtYzIQiogY-01092-00275637-00275826": "the creatures are just in gravity fall", "hjtYzIQiogY-01093-00275826-00276144": "right? Say amphibia you take a music box", "hjtYzIQiogY-01094-00276144-00276351": "you go to a place that's complete other", "hjtYzIQiogY-01095-00276351-00276555": "dimension doesn't have to be", "hjtYzIQiogY-01096-00276609-00276717": "Amelia Antrim: I liked it. Because the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01097-00276717-00276951": "other thing was that like the the other", "hjtYzIQiogY-01098-00276951-00277161": "was a cluster of these other magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-01099-00277161-00277404": "worlds. I like that each of these like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01100-00277404-00277653": "magical worlds is over some stupid small", "hjtYzIQiogY-01101-00277653-00277938": "town. So they're all like these little", "hjtYzIQiogY-01102-00277938-00278163": "small town specific magical worlds.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01103-00278166-00278331": "Kyle Decker: You've got you've got small", "hjtYzIQiogY-01104-00278331-00278628": "town rivalries on Earth. Right. And then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01105-00278628-00278943": "you've got these magical sky societies", "hjtYzIQiogY-01106-00278982-00279252": "that also have small town rivalries with", "hjtYzIQiogY-01107-00279255-00279684": "other magical sky society. Yeah, that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01108-00279684-00279735": "makes sense.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01109-00279789-00279960": "Amelia Antrim: Like you do luxuriously you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01110-00279960-00280206": "know, like, there's like Sky Florida.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01111-00280212-00280581": "Yeah. You know, oh, I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-01112-00280581-00280740": "Kyle Decker: terrified of the sky gators,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01113-00280740-00280863": "though. Oh, yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01114-00280935-00281049": "Amelia Antrim: real dangerous. Go watch", "hjtYzIQiogY-01115-00281049-00281070": "out.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01116-00281103-00281217": "Ryan Boelter: What is the what is these?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01117-00281265-00281457": "What are these look like? I mean, if we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01118-00281457-00281619": "can't get to them by plane or", "hjtYzIQiogY-01119-00281619-00281769": "Amelia Antrim: anything like that, we get", "hjtYzIQiogY-01120-00281769-00281922": "to them by a choreographed dance.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01121-00281928-00282210": "Ryan Boelter: Exactly. Like so how how?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01122-00282219-00282570": "How do they look? And how do we I mean, do", "hjtYzIQiogY-01123-00282570-00282804": "we just dance and then tap transport there", "hjtYzIQiogY-01124-00282804-00282855": "or?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01125-00282984-00283098": "Kyle Decker: Okay, that's what it says.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01126-00283125-00283320": "Something I kind of liked that we could", "hjtYzIQiogY-01127-00283320-00283653": "use as a description. It doesn't fully", "hjtYzIQiogY-01128-00283653-00283860": "work because people do know about this", "hjtYzIQiogY-01129-00283860-00284085": "world. But my thought is like, when you go", "hjtYzIQiogY-01130-00284085-00284349": "through a cloud, you never actually see", "hjtYzIQiogY-01131-00284349-00284613": "what's inside it. It gets all like fuzzy", "hjtYzIQiogY-01132-00284613-00284787": "and stuff like right, so it could be that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01133-00284787-00285087": "they're all like, they live in the insides", "hjtYzIQiogY-01134-00285087-00285294": "of clouds. And so when planes go through,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01135-00285294-00285498": "they just don't interact with them or see", "hjtYzIQiogY-01136-00285498-00285738": "them because you can't physically get", "hjtYzIQiogY-01137-00285738-00285930": "there by walking. You have to do the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01138-00285930-00286050": "dance. Right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01139-00286053-00286290": "Amelia Antrim: Right. Oh, yeah. So if you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01140-00286290-00286458": "do the dance, you can see it but like a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01141-00286458-00286620": "plane flying through can't see it because", "hjtYzIQiogY-01142-00286620-00286665": "they're not doing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01143-00286724-00286835": "Kyle Decker: through. Or,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01144-00286893-00287067": "Ryan Boelter: or the the other option", "hjtYzIQiogY-01145-00287067-00287370": "would be, you can see it. You can land", "hjtYzIQiogY-01146-00287370-00287607": "there, but to gain entrance, you have to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01147-00287607-00287883": "do the choreographed dance. Before the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01148-00287883-00288084": "magical creatures let you in so you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01149-00288084-00288144": "literally", "hjtYzIQiogY-01150-00288147-00288363": "Amelia Antrim: each magical world have its", "hjtYzIQiogY-01151-00288363-00288495": "own dance to do.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01152-00288497-00288674": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, 100% You got to you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01153-00288674-00289019": "got to know the flashmob style dance for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01154-00289019-00289091": "your group.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01155-00289124-00289205": "Amelia Antrim: What cuz I'm sure it's a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01156-00289205-00289475": "traditional dance for that magical small", "hjtYzIQiogY-01157-00289475-00289541": "town. Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01158-00289545-00289668": "Ryan Boelter: well, I'm thinking like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01159-00289671-00289875": "musical level dance groups.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01160-00289908-00290088": "Amelia Antrim: Oh, like it's gotta be cool", "hjtYzIQiogY-01161-00290088-00290217": "song and dance number. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01162-00290271-00290421": "Ryan Boelter: Maybe not a song with it.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01163-00290421-00290586": "But it's got to be like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01164-00290666-00290741": "Amelia Antrim: even better if there's no", "hjtYzIQiogY-01165-00290741-00291137": "music. Yeah. Jazz dancy is like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01166-00291137-00291263": "interpretive dance,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01167-00291324-00291570": "Ryan Boelter: synchronized leaping and all", "hjtYzIQiogY-01168-00291570-00291726": "this other stuff. You know, you have to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01169-00291726-00291858": "have the right amount of people in some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01170-00291858-00292197": "cases. There's like variations depending", "hjtYzIQiogY-01171-00292197-00292506": "on group size. From individual up to large", "hjtYzIQiogY-01172-00292506-00292548": "groups.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01173-00292595-00292697": "Kyle Decker: You've got some that like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01174-00292697-00292922": "really love their drum corps aesthetic,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01175-00292925-00293324": "some that are are really into ballet. Like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01176-00293402-00293555": "it's all based on the rage.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01177-00293559-00293703": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, cuz that would explain", "hjtYzIQiogY-01178-00293703-00293892": "why everybody knows them. Right? Because", "hjtYzIQiogY-01179-00293892-00294081": "instead of like, Oh, they're hidden in", "hjtYzIQiogY-01180-00294081-00294297": "clouds and, and run out. It's like they're", "hjtYzIQiogY-01181-00294297-00294522": "there. We can go to the they just won't", "hjtYzIQiogY-01182-00294522-00294597": "let us in.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01183-00294639-00294726": "Amelia Antrim: This is where all of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01184-00294726-00295062": "various Tiktok dances came from. Yeah. Oh,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01185-00295062-00295113": "no.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01186-00295125-00295422": "Kyle Decker: Oh, no. We also do you know", "hjtYzIQiogY-01187-00295422-00295869": "how many USA presidents we would now have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01188-00295872-00296271": "like, videos of doing tic tock dances to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01189-00296271-00296532": "gain entranceway to a magical kingdom.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01190-00296532-00296562": "Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01191-00296718-00296811": "Amelia Antrim: That's upsetting.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01192-00296847-00296994": "Kyle Decker: It's deeply upsetting.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01193-00297057-00297162": "Amelia Antrim: Like Bill Clinton playing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01194-00297162-00297573": "the saxophone was already enough like the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01195-00297573-00297846": "idea of like George W. Bush trying to like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01196-00297849-00298005": "you know, ballet dance is just really", "hjtYzIQiogY-01197-00298005-00298407": "upsetting to me. Or or do the robot. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01198-00298446-00298617": "Yeah. Ronald Reagan just like trying to do", "hjtYzIQiogY-01199-00298617-00298752": "the robot. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01200-00298863-00299046": "Ryan Boelter: Oh, yeah. It's 97. So yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01201-00299082-00299163": "yeah. 97", "hjtYzIQiogY-01202-00299163-00299208": "Amelia Antrim: So it would have been", "hjtYzIQiogY-01203-00299208-00299364": "Clinton, right, because he was elected 97", "hjtYzIQiogY-01204-00299364-00299538": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, yeah, Clinton was", "hjtYzIQiogY-01205-00299538-00299664": "because ya know, Clinton was president", "hjtYzIQiogY-01206-00299664-00299853": "when I was when I was little.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01207-00299859-00300036": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, yeah. Because Reagan", "hjtYzIQiogY-01208-00300036-00300282": "was president I was born and then bush and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01209-00300282-00300330": "then Clinton.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01210-00300656-00300929": "Ryan Boelter: So Clinton is doing robot", "hjtYzIQiogY-01211-00300929-00301472": "dances and the shuffled to get into, into", "hjtYzIQiogY-01212-00301472-00301787": "these places. refused. Yeah, Nixon always", "hjtYzIQiogY-01213-00301787-00301901": "had to say, I mean, it's just for the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01214-00301901-00302129": "diplomatic and then all the staff is going", "hjtYzIQiogY-01215-00302129-00302279": "to be dancing as well.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01216-00302406-00302472": "Amelia Antrim: But then if you're saying", "hjtYzIQiogY-01217-00302472-00302664": "that, like, Nixon had somebody else then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01218-00302664-00302928": "like, doesn't that mean that like, Well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01219-00302928-00303198": "nevermind. Oh, that's like that was like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01220-00303198-00303372": "Spiro Agnew doing this, or", "hjtYzIQiogY-01221-00303870-00303972": "Kyle Decker: on the plus side, a lot of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01222-00303972-00304188": "these are small towns, so it'd be more", "hjtYzIQiogY-01223-00304188-00304527": "like doing it on the right. Well, I mean,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01224-00304527-00304827": "if I got, I don't want to, I don't want to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01225-00304827-00305424": "get I don't want to get under the voting", "hjtYzIQiogY-01226-00305424-00305592": "rights of the sky society.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01227-00305649-00305814": "Ryan Boelter: So I'm gonna guess that it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01228-00305874-00306330": "their floating island, right? Small Town", "hjtYzIQiogY-01229-00306330-00306726": "size islands, that have some sort of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01230-00306726-00306990": "barrier to entry that you need to do the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01231-00306990-00307341": "dance to get in. Right? Right. Makes sense", "hjtYzIQiogY-01232-00307341-00307527": "to me. And meanwhile, it's just somebody", "hjtYzIQiogY-01233-00307527-00307794": "on the other side with a button that like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01234-00307794-00308001": "literally, if they're not amused enough by", "hjtYzIQiogY-01235-00308001-00308268": "your dance, they don't press the right", "hjtYzIQiogY-01236-00308280-00308460": "there's like literally no reason for that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01237-00308493-00308649": "Amelia Antrim: Can idle on the other side.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01238-00308904-00309336": "So then it we did determine that it people", "hjtYzIQiogY-01239-00309336-00309636": "there have magical powers? Yeah. The", "hjtYzIQiogY-01240-00309636-00309957": "magical users, superheroes, etc. What kind", "hjtYzIQiogY-01241-00309957-00310170": "of like magic do we think is happening", "hjtYzIQiogY-01242-00310170-00310443": "here? Is it different for each small town?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01243-00310491-00310800": "Or is it like one kind of magical?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01244-00310842-00310986": "Ryan Boelter: I mean, I'm gonna throw", "hjtYzIQiogY-01245-00310986-00311211": "magical girls out there because I'm be,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01246-00311238-00311532": "but but like, I mean, if there's different", "hjtYzIQiogY-01247-00311538-00311760": "styles of magic or", "hjtYzIQiogY-01248-00311760-00311868": "Amelia Antrim: superpowers, you can have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01249-00311868-00312243": "necromancers too. Oh, yeah. 100%. Okay. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01250-00312243-00312336": "yeah, let's say there's different ones,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01251-00312336-00312456": "because then we can have like superheroes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01252-00312456-00312591": "We can have necromancers we can have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01253-00312591-00312735": "magical girls that can happen. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01254-00312735-00312840": "Ryan Boelter: And there's people that you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01255-00312840-00313050": "know, travel that like a move from one", "hjtYzIQiogY-01256-00313050-00313257": "small town to another small town, right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01257-00313263-00313446": "Kyle Decker: Yeah. So each small town", "hjtYzIQiogY-01258-00313446-00313704": "could have its own own type of magic. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-01259-00313704-00314013": "if we wanted to, because the Magical Girl", "hjtYzIQiogY-01260-00314058-00314235": "playbook, which we'll get into eventually,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01261-00314235-00314415": "actually, the Magical Girl playbooks", "hjtYzIQiogY-01262-00314418-00314661": "requires a dance already. So we could just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01263-00314661-00314841": "say that all magic comes from their", "hjtYzIQiogY-01264-00314841-00314919": "dances.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01265-00314922-00315078": "Ryan Boelter: Oh, amazing. Gotcha. Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01266-00315114-00315321": "Which is why each town has", "hjtYzIQiogY-01267-00315321-00315402": "Kyle Decker: their own different type of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01268-00315402-00315594": "magic, or their house, they got their own", "hjtYzIQiogY-01269-00315594-00315810": "different type of dance. I like that. It's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01270-00315849-00316059": "like a local cuisine. You know, the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01271-00316059-00316359": "Minnesotans have some sort of Juicy Lucy", "hjtYzIQiogY-01272-00316389-00316623": "magic, which is deeply uncomfortable now", "hjtYzIQiogY-01273-00316623-00316749": "that I said the name but", "hjtYzIQiogY-01274-00317001-00317124": "Amelia Antrim: a lot of them I mean,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01275-00317124-00317193": "Ryan Boelter: it's a thing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01276-00317243-00317396": "Kyle Decker: that curdle wizards.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01277-00317880-00318030": "Ryan Boelter: What What have we done?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01278-00318273-00318456": "Amelia Antrim: All right. So the magical", "hjtYzIQiogY-01279-00318456-00318888": "creatures, there are the creatures in the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01280-00318888-00319266": "magical areas come from the other. Know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01281-00319272-00319542": "which we said that the other is a cluster", "hjtYzIQiogY-01282-00319542-00319779": "of magical worlds. So the other is just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01283-00319782-00320124": "like, all of this together? Is that we've?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01284-00320160-00320292": "Yeah, the other end?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01285-00320337-00320517": "Kyle Decker: Yes. So based on the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01286-00320517-00320670": "mechanics of the game, the other would", "hjtYzIQiogY-01287-00320670-00320889": "basically be any of the other sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-01288-00320889-00321174": "societies who are not the one directly", "hjtYzIQiogY-01289-00321174-00321573": "connected to the main Hartford. Yeah, sky.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01290-00321651-00321933": "Yeah, Sky, Hartford, Hartford, and sky,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01291-00321933-00322149": "Hartford would be our main focus. And then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01292-00322149-00322377": "all of the other ones would be the other,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01293-00322395-00322680": "presumably, the stranger and further away", "hjtYzIQiogY-01294-00322680-00322878": "there are and we could even say, you know,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01295-00322878-00323094": "potentially, the other is the kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01296-00323094-00323307": "thing you explore more as you play. Like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01297-00323307-00323502": "we could even say like, maybe, maybe there", "hjtYzIQiogY-01298-00323502-00323739": "are space towns or something like that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01299-00323739-00323925": "like even higher up that we just don't", "hjtYzIQiogY-01300-00323925-00324093": "know about or something like that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01301-00324096-00324255": "Ryan Boelter: Could be could we say that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01302-00324255-00324582": "and then sky Hartford. Since every all the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01303-00324585-00324843": "magical creatures came from the other", "hjtYzIQiogY-01304-00324843-00325092": "clusters. Like what if sky Hartford is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01305-00325092-00325569": "like a newer, small town? That like is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01306-00325611-00325854": "people from these magical people and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01307-00325854-00326271": "mundane people, like are becoming you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01308-00326271-00326514": "know, families and making a name for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01309-00326514-00326952": "themselves in this. This like, newer, sort", "hjtYzIQiogY-01310-00326952-00326976": "of, it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01311-00326976-00327096": "Amelia Antrim: like a prairie town.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01312-00327114-00327258": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, something like that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01313-00327258-00327573": "where, where they're like you've got you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01314-00327573-00327903": "know, your your regular human neighbors", "hjtYzIQiogY-01315-00327903-00328233": "and then you've got your, your humans and,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01316-00328263-00328557": "you know, other creatures living in the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01317-00328557-00328842": "same household and, and whatnot. And just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01318-00328842-00329241": "like it's all just normal blending of all", "hjtYzIQiogY-01319-00329241-00329523": "these different cultures and magics and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01320-00329523-00329580": "whatnot.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01321-00329601-00329796": "Amelia Antrim: Cool. I'm good with that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01322-00329796-00329967": "I'm fine. If you have like, you know, some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01323-00329967-00330099": "regular people living there and then like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01324-00330099-00330354": "pony head next door. Yeah, exactly. Also,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01325-00330417-00330561": "Kyle Decker: learning how we have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01326-00330564-00330891": "potentially if PCs are if we grab magic", "hjtYzIQiogY-01327-00330891-00331137": "using PCs, how they have different types", "hjtYzIQiogY-01328-00331137-00331221": "of magic? Yeah.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01329-00331311-00331542": "Ryan Boelter: It's like The Simpsons if", "hjtYzIQiogY-01330-00331542-00331872": "Ned Flanders had a horse for a head, and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01331-00332181-00332307": "it will be amazing.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01332-00332352-00332634": "Amelia Antrim: Okay, cool. All right. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01333-00332637-00332778": "are there other things that we need to do", "hjtYzIQiogY-01334-00332778-00332943": "to build our world or do we feel pretty?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01335-00332985-00333327": "Are we good here? Gosh, world, Hartford. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01336-00333327-00333537": "feel I feel great about Hartford and it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01337-00333537-00333666": "belated Valentine's Day Parade.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01338-00333780-00334056": "Ryan Boelter: There's got to be like, a an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01339-00334056-00334395": "equivalent in sky Hartford. Yeah, right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01340-00334437-00334545": "Amelia Antrim: Right. For sure. Well,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01341-00334557-00334806": "especially if people came from Hartford.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01342-00334827-00335001": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah. Well, what if what if", "hjtYzIQiogY-01343-00335001-00335478": "they they like, release? Like, like some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01344-00335490-00335769": "origami hearts or something from this guy?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01345-00335817-00335901": "to rain down?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01346-00335904-00335970": "Amelia Antrim: Oh, like there's like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01347-00335970-00336291": "confetti? Yes, that's really cute. Okay,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01348-00336291-00336414": "like my brain is working like with this", "hjtYzIQiogY-01349-00336414-00336912": "graphic is gonna look like all right. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01350-00336912-00337017": "love it. I love it.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01351-00337074-00337404": "Ryan Boelter: Amazing. Okay, now Now, are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01352-00337404-00337563": "we ready to make some people?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01353-00337611-00337830": "Amelia Antrim: I am. I'm so ready.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01354-00337908-00338082": "Ryan Boelter: All right, well, let's make", "hjtYzIQiogY-01355-00338082-00338304": "some people then. Okay,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01356-00338313-00338544": "Amelia Antrim: let's make some people.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01357-00338709-00338841": "Let's make some people.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01358-00338874-00339048": "Kyle Decker: So when it comes to making", "hjtYzIQiogY-01359-00339048-00339276": "people, what we're going to do, this is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01360-00339276-00339492": "where our if it's alright, I just kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01361-00339492-00339669": "jump and explain the process. Please.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01362-00339672-00340056": "That's why you're here. This is where the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01363-00340056-00340371": "fusion of power by the apocalypse and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01364-00340371-00340578": "cipher system really comes into place.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01365-00340578-00340809": "Because I liked both of their systems so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01366-00340809-00341373": "much. I did both. So our characters, so in", "hjtYzIQiogY-01367-00341373-00341622": "a lot of games that you would play, your", "hjtYzIQiogY-01368-00341622-00341802": "characters are going to have a specific", "hjtYzIQiogY-01369-00341802-00342210": "class or playbook or type or something", "hjtYzIQiogY-01370-00342210-00342555": "like that. We have to and under the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01371-00342555-00342822": "neighborhood. Okay. So every character is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01372-00342822-00343110": "going to have a playbook. A playbook is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01373-00343110-00343488": "going to describe basically the general", "hjtYzIQiogY-01374-00343488-00343695": "big picture things about your character.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01375-00343695-00343908": "So we've got the Guardian, The Guardian", "hjtYzIQiogY-01376-00343914-00344154": "protects other people the weird, the weird", "hjtYzIQiogY-01377-00344154-00344493": "is weird, they're from the other. So if", "hjtYzIQiogY-01378-00344493-00344910": "you want, you know, man from sky, Florida,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01379-00344931-00345300": "that could be an example of the weird, or,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01380-00345303-00345501": "you know, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls", "hjtYzIQiogY-01381-00345501-00345765": "or something like that. So you have like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01382-00345765-00346011": "kind of big picture ideas of who you are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01383-00346011-00346179": "and how you relate to your friends on the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01384-00346179-00346332": "other world. And then you have a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01385-00346332-00346506": "descriptor, a descriptor is a hyper", "hjtYzIQiogY-01386-00346506-00346743": "specific thing you can do, you cast", "hjtYzIQiogY-01387-00346743-00347010": "spells, you change your face, you have an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01388-00347010-00347310": "evil twin. All of these are descriptors.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01389-00347337-00347514": "And so what happens is, you'll end up", "hjtYzIQiogY-01390-00347514-00347811": "taking these two together, and making a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01391-00347811-00348081": "character with a simple summary. So for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01392-00348081-00348588": "example, John, Jimbo is the weird, who", "hjtYzIQiogY-01393-00348588-00348870": "changes his face is an example like that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01394-00348906-00349035": "So the first thing we're going to do is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01395-00349035-00349170": "we're going to choose a playbook, it'll", "hjtYzIQiogY-01396-00349170-00349317": "walk us through a bunch of smaller", "hjtYzIQiogY-01397-00349317-00349503": "choices, we're then going to choose a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01398-00349503-00349752": "descriptor. Once we have both of those,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01399-00349764-00349983": "we'll make a bunch of smaller decisions", "hjtYzIQiogY-01400-00349983-00350121": "about our characters. Once we've got a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01401-00350121-00350319": "basic mechanical idea of what we would", "hjtYzIQiogY-01402-00350319-00350502": "have the most fun with, then we're going", "hjtYzIQiogY-01403-00350502-00350685": "to start figuring out things like what's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01404-00350685-00350970": "their character's name? What's our age?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01405-00350970-00351171": "Where are they from? Are they from", "hjtYzIQiogY-01406-00351171-00351501": "Hartford, or sky Hartford. And once we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01407-00351501-00351699": "fleshed out once we've gotten these big", "hjtYzIQiogY-01408-00351699-00351846": "things, that once we've gotten the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01409-00351846-00352059": "playbook and descriptor and fleshed out", "hjtYzIQiogY-01410-00352059-00352215": "all the details and figured out who we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01411-00352215-00352449": "want to be, the system then encourages us", "hjtYzIQiogY-01412-00352449-00352695": "to go back to some of the early mechanical", "hjtYzIQiogY-01413-00352695-00353019": "decisions we made, and adjust them to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01414-00353019-00353214": "better fit the character that we've put", "hjtYzIQiogY-01415-00353214-00353547": "together. Okay, so yeah, that's the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01416-00353547-00353817": "general process. But where we'll start, is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01417-00353817-00354078": "we will pick a playbook. The game has", "hjtYzIQiogY-01418-00354081-00354303": "eight core playbooks, it's recommended", "hjtYzIQiogY-01419-00354303-00354615": "that you don't have any two people play", "hjtYzIQiogY-01420-00354618-00354801": "the same playbook or use the same", "hjtYzIQiogY-01421-00354801-00355044": "descriptor. So we have eight core", "hjtYzIQiogY-01422-00355044-00355350": "playbooks in the game, we additionally", "hjtYzIQiogY-01423-00355356-00355635": "create additional content for our Patreon", "hjtYzIQiogY-01424-00355635-00355905": "backers, which at least at this moment, is", "hjtYzIQiogY-01425-00355905-00356169": "Patreon exclusive in years down the line", "hjtYzIQiogY-01426-00356169-00356433": "might get a deluxe version. And so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01427-00356472-00356652": "typically, I wouldn't bring those up, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-01428-00356658-00356934": "one of those playbooks was a magical girl", "hjtYzIQiogY-01429-00356934-00357192": "playbook. Why I felt the need to share it", "hjtYzIQiogY-01430-00357192-00357243": "here.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01431-00357420-00357477": "Ryan Boelter: Well, I'm not going to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01432-00357477-00357942": "choose that. And of course, I'm going to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01433-00358155-00358380": "try to resist it for the second time.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01434-00358521-00358713": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, so our first step, even", "hjtYzIQiogY-01435-00358713-00358875": "before we have a name, or anything else", "hjtYzIQiogY-01436-00358875-00359076": "figured out is figuring out what kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01437-00359076-00359313": "character what kind of relationship do we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01438-00359313-00359496": "want? Do we want to be a magical girl", "hjtYzIQiogY-01439-00359496-00359796": "who's both worlds? Do we want to be an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01440-00359796-00360027": "opportunist? Who is a Grunkle state? 10", "hjtYzIQiogY-01441-00360027-00360312": "Wheeler and dealer do we want to be a mon", "hjtYzIQiogY-01442-00360312-00360489": "trainer? Do we want to catch those sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-01443-00360489-00360681": "gators? All right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01444-00360882-00361041": "Ryan Boelter: Gotta catch them all sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-01445-00361041-00361098": "gators.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01446-00361238-00361427": "Kyle Decker: I honestly ever since sky", "hjtYzIQiogY-01447-00361427-00361700": "Florida came up I have been really eyeing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01448-00361700-00362105": "the Mon trainer. It's definitely one of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01449-00362105-00362318": "our our classes are kind of split between", "hjtYzIQiogY-01450-00362318-00362564": "we've got ones that are much more mundane", "hjtYzIQiogY-01451-00362600-00362831": "and designed for newer players things like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01452-00362831-00362981": "the Guardian, the intuition, the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01453-00362981-00363203": "journalist, you're a regular person. It's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01454-00363203-00363422": "just how you approach the world. And then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01455-00363422-00363644": "we have some weirder ones like the Mon", "hjtYzIQiogY-01456-00363644-00363827": "trainer or the divided who gets their", "hjtYzIQiogY-01457-00363827-00364121": "magic from some sinister source or an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01458-00364121-00364382": "animal companion. In case you want to be", "hjtYzIQiogY-01459-00364382-00364496": "the sky Gator,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01460-00364503-00364845": "Amelia Antrim: right? Ryan? Yeah, I want", "hjtYzIQiogY-01461-00364845-00364923": "you to guess.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01462-00364947-00365139": "Ryan Boelter: I mean, the one that stood", "hjtYzIQiogY-01463-00365139-00365406": "out was the divided for you. Yeah, it is.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01464-00365598-00365658": "Question.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01465-00365784-00365994": "Kyle Decker: I love I love my I love my", "hjtYzIQiogY-01466-00365994-00366126": "little edgy playbook.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01467-00366174-00366327": "Ryan Boelter: It's like if you're gonna", "hjtYzIQiogY-01468-00366327-00366510": "make a playbook for Amelia, that's the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01469-00366510-00366546": "one.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01470-00366771-00366990": "Kyle Decker: That's true. So as as we're", "hjtYzIQiogY-01471-00366990-00367209": "choosing playbook, some things for folks", "hjtYzIQiogY-01472-00367209-00367410": "to know, we're going to choose our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01473-00367410-00367635": "playbook which describes our type, where", "hjtYzIQiogY-01474-00367635-00367779": "they're going to choose some stat", "hjtYzIQiogY-01475-00367779-00368076": "loadouts. So I have two pre generated ones", "hjtYzIQiogY-01476-00368076-00368328": "based on who you are. So I'll mention now", "hjtYzIQiogY-01477-00368328-00368517": "I'm going to choose the Mon trainer. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01478-00368517-00368781": "you've got the dueling is fun, I love", "hjtYzIQiogY-01479-00368781-00369006": "having fun times with my partners kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01480-00369006-00369249": "hatch cash on thing. And then you've also", "hjtYzIQiogY-01481-00369249-00369549": "got the Yugi Moto, I will use this card", "hjtYzIQiogY-01482-00369549-00369888": "game to destroy you. Dueling is death", "hjtYzIQiogY-01483-00369888-00370065": "loadout. So we're going to choose those.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01484-00370077-00370218": "And then from there, we're going to choose", "hjtYzIQiogY-01485-00370221-00370464": "a handful of moves depending on the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01486-00370464-00370830": "playbook. Some have less moves, some have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01487-00370830-00370920": "more moves.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01488-00370944-00371097": "Ryan Boelter: Okay, so it looks like the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01489-00371097-00371343": "loadout determined what your stat is going", "hjtYzIQiogY-01490-00371343-00371529": "to be what your stats will be.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01491-00371589-00371709": "Kyle Decker: And stats are things that we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01492-00371709-00371991": "can adjust later on. But we I like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01493-00371991-00372189": "starting with these loadouts to kind of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01494-00372189-00372399": "give us an eye a basic idea without", "hjtYzIQiogY-01495-00372399-00372636": "getting mired in the details of what am I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01496-00372636-00372747": "prioritizing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01497-00372750-00373032": "Ryan Boelter: like that. So it looks like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01498-00373059-00373323": "you've got kind of a standard sort of pbta", "hjtYzIQiogY-01499-00373323-00373728": "spread between negative one and plus two", "hjtYzIQiogY-01500-00373731-00373836": "for the highest.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01501-00373881-00374106": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, so it's I extend the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01502-00374106-00374262": "spread out a bit more, I believe it goes", "hjtYzIQiogY-01503-00374262-00374523": "from negative two to plus three Oh, just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01504-00374523-00374769": "because balance has no place in this", "hjtYzIQiogY-01505-00374769-00375234": "world. But the basic pbta spread where I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01506-00375234-00375438": "do it, I'm never going to put you're never", "hjtYzIQiogY-01507-00375438-00375774": "going to start with more than plus two, or", "hjtYzIQiogY-01508-00375807-00376098": "very rarely more than minus one, although", "hjtYzIQiogY-01509-00376098-00376392": "there are a couple of playbooks where", "hjtYzIQiogY-01510-00376404-00376662": "people go as low as minus two, right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01511-00376710-00377040": "That's interesting. And then at the end,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01512-00377076-00377409": "all of them should equal out to a plus", "hjtYzIQiogY-01513-00377409-00377745": "one. I'd originally considered having an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01514-00377748-00378066": "equal out to zero to make it more of a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01515-00378069-00378384": "really enforcing the you're just a regular", "hjtYzIQiogY-01516-00378384-00378735": "person. But with that spread it was a lot", "hjtYzIQiogY-01517-00378735-00378999": "harder to give people really fun", "hjtYzIQiogY-01518-00378999-00379191": "specialties so I ended up switching it", "hjtYzIQiogY-01519-00379191-00379473": "back to overall they should all equal plus", "hjtYzIQiogY-01520-00379473-00379500": "one,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01521-00379503-00379692": "Ryan Boelter: right? So I'm looking at the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01522-00379692-00380082": "stats and I I've made characters for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01523-00380082-00380340": "enough games to kind of guess what most of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01524-00380340-00380622": "these are. So you've got heart books,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01525-00380631-00380970": "fierce and slick. Heart heart feels like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01526-00380970-00381489": "the like kind of a social sort of stat", "hjtYzIQiogY-01527-00381534-00381987": "books feels more like like a like a book", "hjtYzIQiogY-01528-00381987-00382305": "smarts, intellect sort of. What can you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01529-00382305-00382731": "recall sort of thing. Fierce sounds like a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01530-00382734-00383148": "like a fighty fighty sort of STAT and then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01531-00383148-00383637": "slick. Feels underhanded me maybe.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01532-00383697-00384093": "Kyle Decker: Yeah, so Exactly. You nailed", "hjtYzIQiogY-01533-00384093-00384387": "all of them. So all the sets focus less on", "hjtYzIQiogY-01534-00384387-00384654": "abilities and more on how you approach", "hjtYzIQiogY-01535-00384654-00384942": "situations. But that's exactly right. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01536-00384942-00385173": "like heart. If you want to get insight", "hjtYzIQiogY-01537-00385173-00385335": "into someone, you're going to use heart.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01538-00385365-00385599": "If you want to use something arcane, that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01539-00385599-00385839": "would be books. If you want to punch", "hjtYzIQiogY-01540-00385839-00386061": "something you're going to use fierce and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01541-00386061-00386442": "then slick is exactly underhanded or the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01542-00386442-00386628": "way I like to think of it as someone who", "hjtYzIQiogY-01543-00386628-00386907": "keeps themselves cool and composed. So of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01544-00386907-00387189": "the two basic moves for slick because each", "hjtYzIQiogY-01545-00387189-00387396": "of them has two basic moves associated", "hjtYzIQiogY-01546-00387396-00387696": "with them. Select is used for the stealth", "hjtYzIQiogY-01547-00387696-00388119": "roll. And for a move called Keep your cool", "hjtYzIQiogY-01548-00388119-00388359": "which is what you do when say you're in a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01549-00388359-00388536": "stressful situation. But you have to do", "hjtYzIQiogY-01550-00388536-00388758": "something with finesse, because someone", "hjtYzIQiogY-01551-00388758-00388995": "who's slick is able to maintain their", "hjtYzIQiogY-01552-00388995-00389430": "composure move stealthily and sneakily and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01553-00389433-00389832": "smoothly okay. So oftentimes underhanded", "hjtYzIQiogY-01554-00389832-00390075": "people will have an axe Extremely high", "hjtYzIQiogY-01555-00390075-00390261": "amount of slick. Yeah, but you don't", "hjtYzIQiogY-01556-00390261-00390690": "necessarily need to be underhanded to do", "hjtYzIQiogY-01557-00390690-00390714": "that.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01558-00390717-00390954": "Ryan Boelter: Okay, that makes sense. So I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01559-00390954-00391104": "think I've figured out what loadout I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-01560-00391104-00391254": "gonna take then based on that,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01561-00391296-00391473": "Kyle Decker: yeah. Figured out mine as", "hjtYzIQiogY-01562-00391473-00391710": "well. Get yours over there, Amelia.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01563-00391776-00392109": "Amelia Antrim: I'm trying to decide. It", "hjtYzIQiogY-01564-00392109-00392142": "feels", "hjtYzIQiogY-01565-00392142-00392250": "Ryan Boelter: like a tough decision,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01566-00392250-00392553": "right? Because like, This feels like the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01567-00392553-00392880": "core branching off of what your character", "hjtYzIQiogY-01568-00392880-00393105": "is going to be. Right? Yeah, right.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01569-00393129-00393279": "Kyle Decker: It definitely is important.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01570-00393363-00393762": "But one important thing is that stat", "hjtYzIQiogY-01571-00393762-00393972": "loadouts, we actually have a point later", "hjtYzIQiogY-01572-00393972-00394152": "on where you can based on the other", "hjtYzIQiogY-01573-00394152-00394386": "choices you made, go back and adjust your", "hjtYzIQiogY-01574-00394386-00394653": "stats. So at this stage, that's why we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01575-00394653-00394845": "recommend at this stage, just choosing one", "hjtYzIQiogY-01576-00394845-00395085": "of the two loadouts as a way of just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01577-00395091-00395277": "getting it out there immediately, like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01578-00395277-00395463": "getting a basic idea of I want a character", "hjtYzIQiogY-01579-00395463-00395649": "who's more focused on this, or one who's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01580-00395649-00395895": "more focused on right. And then later on,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01581-00395895-00396150": "once we fleshed out the specifics of who", "hjtYzIQiogY-01582-00396150-00396390": "your character is, we'll come back and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01583-00396390-00396627": "say, Okay, well, I actually made a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01584-00396627-00396978": "character who was not nearly as composed", "hjtYzIQiogY-01585-00396978-00397254": "as I thought they were. Or I made a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01586-00397254-00397491": "character who actually is really bad with", "hjtYzIQiogY-01587-00397491-00397794": "people. So even though he is a good boy, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01588-00397794-00397962": "should probably move his heart down a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01589-00397962-00398130": "little bit because he just does not", "hjtYzIQiogY-01590-00398130-00398502": "understand anyone at any time. That makes", "hjtYzIQiogY-01591-00398502-00398736": "sense. Yeah, this early mechanical phase", "hjtYzIQiogY-01592-00398736-00398952": "is really just getting stuff out there.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01593-00398955-00399225": "What mechanics look most fun to me. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-01594-00399225-00399432": "then once we add our character, once we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01595-00399438-00399555": "figure out our character from the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01596-00399555-00399792": "mechanics, we'll go back and then adjust", "hjtYzIQiogY-01597-00399792-00399903": "the mechanics. Right?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01598-00399948-00400353": "Ryan Boelter: Okay. So I've got mine, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01599-00400353-00400599": "had to choose between the power of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01600-00400599-00401004": "friendship and action girl, and I went", "hjtYzIQiogY-01601-00401004-00401319": "with action girl, which gave me a plus one", "hjtYzIQiogY-01602-00401319-00401742": "to heart. Plus zero to books plus one to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01603-00401742-00402087": "fierce and minus one to slick. So it feels", "hjtYzIQiogY-01604-00402087-00402249": "like this character likes to jump", "hjtYzIQiogY-01605-00402249-00402609": "headfirst into action. And if things get a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01606-00402609-00402960": "little too heated, not the greatest at", "hjtYzIQiogY-01607-00402960-00403173": "handling that. Sounds pretty cool.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01608-00403221-00403500": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, no. Okay, so my", "hjtYzIQiogY-01609-00403503-00403965": "choices were a scroll back down to it. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01610-00403965-00404277": "could do violent magic or delve too deep.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01611-00404403-00404676": "Because I pick the divided playbook. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01612-00404676-00404913": "went with delved too deep so that I can", "hjtYzIQiogY-01613-00404913-00405312": "have zero heart plus two books zero fierce", "hjtYzIQiogY-01614-00405312-00405663": "and minus one slick nerd.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01615-00405819-00406068": "Kyle Decker: And then I went with the mom", "hjtYzIQiogY-01616-00406068-00406524": "trainer, because I again, the second I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01617-00406524-00406770": "thought sky gators, I thought I must have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01618-00406770-00407070": "one. So my character is going to be a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01619-00407070-00407199": "monad trainer. I'm gonna have a bunch of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01620-00407199-00407514": "cuddly little creatures. And between mine", "hjtYzIQiogY-01621-00407514-00407817": "I had dueling is fun and dueling is death.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01622-00407853-00408027": "And I've decided I want to play a good", "hjtYzIQiogY-01623-00408027-00408369": "boy. So I chose dueling is fun. Which has", "hjtYzIQiogY-01624-00408369-00408681": "plus two heart plus one books minus one", "hjtYzIQiogY-01625-00408681-00409002": "fierce and minus two sled. Oh, wow.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01626-00409044-00409239": "Ryan Boelter: We are the least slick", "hjtYzIQiogY-01627-00409242-00409287": "group.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01628-00409557-00409710": "Amelia Antrim: Anybody here have any?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01629-00409748-00409877": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, the highest slick we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01630-00409877-00410045": "have as minus one so far.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01631-00410093-00410256": "Kyle Decker: Well, we just just never", "hjtYzIQiogY-01632-00410256-00410484": "stealth. never hide. Just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01633-00410484-00410637": "Ryan Boelter: never get through ly bad", "hjtYzIQiogY-01634-00410637-00410925": "situation. Yeah, cuz that'll never happen.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01635-00410972-00411138": "Kyle Decker: What Listen, fierce has its", "hjtYzIQiogY-01636-00411138-00411345": "own move called take action where as long", "hjtYzIQiogY-01637-00411345-00411497": "as you don't care about doing something", "hjtYzIQiogY-01638-00411497-00411732": "well, and you just care about doing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01639-00411732-00411924": "something fast. You'll be fine.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01640-00412053-00412605": "Ryan Boelter: There we go. Call to watch.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01641-00412788-00412977": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, like that. Okay, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01642-00412977-00413472": "was so excited about this game. The moment", "hjtYzIQiogY-01643-00413475-00413691": "you told me like what the premise was, I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01644-00413691-00414239": "was like, this is for me. And like, as we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01645-00414239-00414432": "started making our characters, it got even", "hjtYzIQiogY-01646-00414432-00414860": "more for me. No. Oh, gosh, it's so good.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01647-00414864-00415092": "This is this is a genre of TV that I've", "hjtYzIQiogY-01648-00415092-00415299": "really been enjoying. I think any parent", "hjtYzIQiogY-01649-00415299-00415589": "will tell you that there are. There's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01650-00415593-00415830": "there's a plethora of children's shows", "hjtYzIQiogY-01651-00415830-00416277": "that are like, intolerable. And then there", "hjtYzIQiogY-01652-00416277-00416454": "are good ones that you like to sit down", "hjtYzIQiogY-01653-00416454-00416637": "and watch with your kids. Yeah. And so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01654-00416639-00416820": "these definitely fall into that latter", "hjtYzIQiogY-01655-00416820-00417054": "category of like, these are fun. And also", "hjtYzIQiogY-01656-00417054-00417164": "for grownups too.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01657-00417204-00417347": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah. Oh, and plus they", "hjtYzIQiogY-01658-00417347-00417647": "teach like great morals and stuff to our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01659-00417647-00417924": "kids is Yeah, good. Well, and like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01660-00418010-00418125": "Amelia Antrim: a number of them are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01661-00418125-00418343": "starting to have like queer relationships", "hjtYzIQiogY-01662-00418343-00418557": "and, you know, starting to explore those", "hjtYzIQiogY-01663-00418557-00418800": "kinds of things like Nate. Spoilers. I", "hjtYzIQiogY-01664-00418800-00418992": "guess maybe I shouldn't say all of this.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01665-00419031-00419193": "But like Nate will come running in and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01666-00419193-00419553": "being like, yes. What? So I won't say", "hjtYzIQiogY-01667-00419553-00419976": "specifically when or where that but that's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01668-00419976-00420197": "fine. It's exciting to like see that kind", "hjtYzIQiogY-01669-00420197-00420387": "of stuff too and see that that's what my", "hjtYzIQiogY-01670-00420387-00420668": "kids are being. Yeah. exposed to. And just", "hjtYzIQiogY-01671-00420668-00420855": "like the whimsy of it,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01672-00420876-00421062": "Ryan Boelter: it is a lot better than the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01673-00421062-00421608": "mindless action cartoon number 475 with", "hjtYzIQiogY-01674-00421614-00421935": "random animal characters, and who knows", "hjtYzIQiogY-01675-00421935-00421997": "what else?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01676-00422013-00422172": "Amelia Antrim: Right? Right if I have to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01677-00422172-00422331": "watch any more animal friends.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01678-00422538-00422793": "Ryan Boelter: But I'm very excited because", "hjtYzIQiogY-01679-00422796-00423456": "I am going to be on the one shot for the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01680-00423459-00423849": "this game for IPM. This year. Oh, cool.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01681-00423849-00424056": "That's exciting. Kyle is going to be", "hjtYzIQiogY-01682-00424056-00424302": "running that game. And I am one of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01683-00424302-00424364": "players.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01684-00424377-00424617": "Amelia Antrim: So look into IPM stuff and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01685-00424617-00424812": "see, like, if I can I've never done any of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01686-00424812-00424830": "it.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01687-00425114-00425222": "Ryan Boelter: There's, there's always next", "hjtYzIQiogY-01688-00425222-00425910": "year, yeah. Well, before we let you go for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01689-00425910-00426222": "the week, we do have some calls to action.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01690-00426267-00426645": "I also do have a very personal message", "hjtYzIQiogY-01691-00426645-00426954": "that I wanted to get out there. Right at", "hjtYzIQiogY-01692-00426954-00427343": "the top here. Yesterday as of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01693-00427343-00427596": "recording of this, which would have been", "hjtYzIQiogY-01694-00427596-00427962": "what last week, Tuesday, I think, had to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01695-00427962-00428382": "say goodbye to one of my cats. Trixie, who", "hjtYzIQiogY-01696-00428382-00428883": "was a 16 year old calico cat. Very", "hjtYzIQiogY-01697-00428883-00429293": "mischievious. Hence her name named after", "hjtYzIQiogY-01698-00429368-00429714": "Trixie lid on habits is from Lord of the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01699-00429714-00430254": "Rings, which I always get delayed out of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01700-00430343-00430857": "thinking about that. But we had the in", "hjtYzIQiogY-01701-00430857-00431430": "home veterinarian thing come over and take", "hjtYzIQiogY-01702-00431430-00431805": "care of all of that. And it was a it was a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01703-00431805-00431946": "good experience, I think", "hjtYzIQiogY-01704-00432096-00432197": "Amelia Antrim: as good as those kinds of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01705-00432197-00432474": "things can, can be but like you got to be", "hjtYzIQiogY-01706-00432474-00432947": "there and you kind of knew it was coming.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01707-00432947-00432999": "So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01708-00433002-00433188": "Ryan Boelter: yeah, like she had been", "hjtYzIQiogY-01709-00433188-00433506": "pretty sick for the last, you know, couple", "hjtYzIQiogY-01710-00433506-00433889": "months or so. And then really declined the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01711-00433889-00434238": "weekend prior and, and we knew it was time", "hjtYzIQiogY-01712-00434238-00434493": "at that point. You know, unfortunately,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01713-00434493-00434922": "it's like 60 is quite old for Yeah. So she", "hjtYzIQiogY-01714-00434922-00435297": "had a good life. I mean, we we rescued her", "hjtYzIQiogY-01715-00435297-00435816": "down in Atlanta in 2006 When, when she was", "hjtYzIQiogY-01716-00435816-00436247": "just 15 weeks old. And she lived with a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01717-00436247-00436749": "broken leg for a week on the street. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01718-00436749-00437127": "like she and and it was pouring one day.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01719-00437175-00437577": "And my friend and neighbor was coming home", "hjtYzIQiogY-01720-00437577-00437897": "from somewhere. And here comes Trixie", "hjtYzIQiogY-01721-00437897-00438060": "running down the hill right at her", "hjtYzIQiogY-01722-00438060-00438357": "meowing. So like she was like, I need", "hjtYzIQiogY-01723-00438357-00438774": "help. Please help me. Can you help me. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-01724-00438774-00439041": "so we did. And she's been with me ever", "hjtYzIQiogY-01725-00439041-00439514": "since. So it was particularly hard, but", "hjtYzIQiogY-01726-00439521-00439943": "were recovering. But it was it was an", "hjtYzIQiogY-01727-00439943-00440241": "expense that we didn't really plan for. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01728-00440334-00440556": "I'm putting myself out there to do some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01729-00440703-00441057": "some freelance sound design. So if anybody", "hjtYzIQiogY-01730-00441057-00441291": "is in need of those services, if you like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01731-00441330-00441582": "what you hear for the quality of this", "hjtYzIQiogY-01732-00441582-00441906": "show, you can reach out to me at sound", "hjtYzIQiogY-01733-00441906-00442212": "design dot Lord dennistoun.com And", "hjtYzIQiogY-01734-00442212-00442539": "that'll, that'll get you to my contact for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01735-00442716-00442847": "Amelia Antrim: IPM coming up to there", "hjtYzIQiogY-01736-00442847-00443022": "might be some, some people that are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01737-00443022-00443268": "looking for. Yeah, for a little extra", "hjtYzIQiogY-01738-00443268-00443297": "help.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01739-00443301-00443508": "Ryan Boelter: It's absolutely so I'm", "hjtYzIQiogY-01740-00443510-00443772": "currently on until I recoup my expenses", "hjtYzIQiogY-01741-00443841-00444447": "running 20% off my my services so you can", "hjtYzIQiogY-01742-00444537-00444882": "you can hire me to clean up your audio and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01743-00444882-00445322": "make you sound fantastic for 20% less. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01744-00445322-00445752": "that's really nice. And if you if you want", "hjtYzIQiogY-01745-00445803-00446160": "Feel free, you know, no pressure or", "hjtYzIQiogY-01746-00446160-00446445": "obligation. You could also donate to my", "hjtYzIQiogY-01747-00446564-00447042": "paypal paypal.me/lord Neptune and that'll", "hjtYzIQiogY-01748-00447042-00447246": "just go right to my personal Pay Pal", "hjtYzIQiogY-01749-00447246-00447777": "account. I think we recouped like 40% so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01750-00447777-00448137": "far. Oh wow. The cost which is nice. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01751-00448137-00448385": "thank you to those who were able to give", "hjtYzIQiogY-01752-00448385-00448664": "because it it really means a lot to me and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01753-00448664-00448755": "my family so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01754-00448797-00448893": "Amelia Antrim: well and there's nothing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01755-00448893-00449163": "worse than like losing a pet and then", "hjtYzIQiogY-01756-00449163-00449424": "being like here's the bill. Yeah, exactly.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01757-00449451-00449634": "Am I not paid for this emotionally?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01758-00449760-00449993": "Exactly. Have you not done enough?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01759-00450000-00450210": "Ryan Boelter: Why can't our society work", "hjtYzIQiogY-01760-00450210-00450435": "on emotional payment? Write", "hjtYzIQiogY-01761-00450474-00450797": "Amelia Antrim: down the work? If? Yeah,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01762-00450801-00451010": "yeah. Well, so I'm glad you seem like", "hjtYzIQiogY-01763-00451010-00451404": "you're doing as well as can be expected.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01764-00451407-00451641": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah. So yeah, it's it's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01765-00451641-00451889": "moved into the acceptance phase, I think.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01766-00451935-00452352": "Yeah. And things are going fine. We're", "hjtYzIQiogY-01767-00452352-00452514": "taking it one day at a time. It's only", "hjtYzIQiogY-01768-00452514-00452789": "been a day. So we'll see how it goes.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01769-00452841-00453197": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah. Yeah. Well, I hope", "hjtYzIQiogY-01770-00453197-00453480": "that it gets easier from here. And I know", "hjtYzIQiogY-01771-00453480-00453741": "that you get to a point where, like, you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01772-00453741-00453930": "have all those good memories and like,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01773-00453933-00454101": "that's what you remember about it, you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01774-00454101-00454397": "know? Yeah, absolutely. So that time comes", "hjtYzIQiogY-01775-00454397-00454533": "sooner rather than later for you.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01776-00454542-00454749": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah. And if you want to see", "hjtYzIQiogY-01777-00454835-00455199": "Trixie, her picture, I did a thread about", "hjtYzIQiogY-01778-00455199-00455592": "it the day before. With a whole bunch of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01779-00455592-00455808": "pictures of her on Twitter on my Twitter", "hjtYzIQiogY-01780-00455967-00456497": "is, she's adorable. So well worth checking", "hjtYzIQiogY-01781-00456497-00456741": "out those pictures because she is she was", "hjtYzIQiogY-01782-00456741-00456843": "so photogenic.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01783-00457193-00457401": "Amelia Antrim: Some cuts just are just so", "hjtYzIQiogY-01784-00457401-00457449": "beautiful.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01785-00457503-00457899": "Ryan Boelter: I agree. But that's it. For", "hjtYzIQiogY-01786-00457899-00458133": "my personal message, we do have some other", "hjtYzIQiogY-01787-00458135-00458457": "official announcements. So I'll hand it", "hjtYzIQiogY-01788-00458457-00458655": "over to Amelia for our first one.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01789-00458708-00458948": "Amelia Antrim: We would like to remind you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01790-00458951-00459197": "that if you enjoyed series 51 The", "hjtYzIQiogY-01791-00459200-00459392": "Alchemist versus Kickstarter is still", "hjtYzIQiogY-01792-00459392-00459581": "going for another few weeks. They are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01793-00459581-00459965": "currently about $500 away from their goal,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01794-00460007-00460199": "it would be incredible to get them all the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01795-00460199-00460421": "way to their hardcover stretch goal. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-01796-00460421-00460691": "right now that is a ways away, so they", "hjtYzIQiogY-01797-00460691-00460994": "need your help. It is an awesome game. So", "hjtYzIQiogY-01798-00460994-00461162": "if you can check it out, please do so.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01799-00461219-00461405": "Absolutely. We'll have a link in the show", "hjtYzIQiogY-01800-00461405-00461498": "notes. Yep.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01801-00461613-00461799": "Ryan Boelter: We've currently had our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01802-00461799-00462246": "patreon for a month. And we are very,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01803-00462260-00462560": "incredibly grateful for the support that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01804-00462560-00462999": "we've gotten so far. Part of our $10 tier", "hjtYzIQiogY-01805-00463002-00463389": "is monthly video hangouts with us. But in", "hjtYzIQiogY-01806-00463389-00463701": "celebration of our first month, we are", "hjtYzIQiogY-01807-00463704-00464058": "opening up the call to all of our patrons.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01808-00464135-00464445": "So we wanted the chance for everyone to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01809-00464447-00464787": "meet and chat. So this month, all of our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01810-00464787-00465168": "patrons $1 and up, will be able to join", "hjtYzIQiogY-01811-00465171-00465572": "our call. But there is a catch. It's", "hjtYzIQiogY-01812-00465572-00466200": "tomorrow, July 5, like literally the day", "hjtYzIQiogY-01813-00466200-00466425": "after or the day of that you're listening", "hjtYzIQiogY-01814-00466425-00466668": "to this because July 4 is a holiday and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01815-00466668-00467010": "there's probably people celebrating at", "hjtYzIQiogY-01816-00467039-00467372": "this gonna be July 5 at 7pm Central 8pm.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01817-00467376-00467754": "Eastern or if you are overseas, that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01818-00467754-00468246": "translates to midnight, July 6 GMT.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01819-00468293-00468572": "Amelia Antrim: Yes, yeah. On that note,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01820-00468591-00468768": "we'd like to take some time to thank our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01821-00468768-00469038": "patrons. We'll start with the new people", "hjtYzIQiogY-01822-00469038-00469272": "since our last recording which there have", "hjtYzIQiogY-01823-00469272-00469716": "been several. So first Shittim Cabal,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01824-00469716-00469847": "thank you so much.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01825-00469889-00470142": "Ryan Boelter: Yeah, I got hapless, thank", "hjtYzIQiogY-01826-00470142-00470247": "you so much.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01827-00470295-00470496": "Amelia Antrim: Benjamin Sweeney. Thank you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01828-00470496-00470618": "for your support.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01829-00470672-00470939": "Ryan Boelter: Lorcan McGinnis. Thank you,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01830-00470988-00471096": "Amelia Antrim: Rob Fletcher.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01831-00471114-00471264": "Ryan Boelter: Thank you for supporting us.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01832-00471303-00471495": "Kevin Brown. Thank you.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01833-00471549-00471675": "Amelia Antrim: And of course, we're gonna", "hjtYzIQiogY-01834-00471675-00471912": "continue to thank our existing patrons.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01835-00471978-00472191": "Lieutenant, thank you very much for being", "hjtYzIQiogY-01836-00472191-00472275": "our first", "hjtYzIQiogY-01837-00472353-00472572": "Ryan Boelter: Absolutely. Eric Bond's a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01838-00472572-00472725": "thank you as well for your support.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01839-00472814-00472992": "Amelia Antrim: David, aka to grant", "hjtYzIQiogY-01840-00472992-00473199": "authorise thank you so much.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01841-00473250-00473445": "Ryan Boelter: And Darryl holiday, the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01842-00473445-00473658": "second thank you as well.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01843-00473706-00473955": "Amelia Antrim: And Matt Newton, thank you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01844-00473958-00474063": "for your support.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01845-00474228-00474438": "Ryan Boelter: And we haven't revealed what", "hjtYzIQiogY-01846-00474447-00475014": "a review this is. This is a good I know.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01847-00475128-00475383": "This makes me so happy. Remember, you can", "hjtYzIQiogY-01848-00475383-00475617": "leave us reviews on Apple podcasts, Spot", "hjtYzIQiogY-01849-00475617-00475824": "chaser and podcast, attic, Facebook,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01850-00475872-00476124": "wherever else if you find other places let", "hjtYzIQiogY-01851-00476124-00476160": "us know.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01852-00476226-00476360": "Amelia Antrim: We are also tweeting out", "hjtYzIQiogY-01853-00476376-00476676": "old reviews just for fun on our five star", "hjtYzIQiogY-01854-00476676-00476993": "Friday on Twitter too. So on top of us", "hjtYzIQiogY-01855-00476993-00477218": "reading it here you can probably see it on", "hjtYzIQiogY-01856-00477218-00477375": "our Twitter and Instagram and stuff to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01857-00477375-00477918": "Ryan Boelter: your own fancy graphics. But", "hjtYzIQiogY-01858-00477918-00478233": "this one is coming to us from the United", "hjtYzIQiogY-01859-00478233-00478533": "States of America and iTunes from oldest", "hjtYzIQiogY-01860-00478535-00478964": "newbie, titled fun way to explore games.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01861-00479007-00479297": "And they said even though they had trouble", "hjtYzIQiogY-01862-00479297-00479538": "answering my unusual question in their", "hjtYzIQiogY-01863-00479538-00479796": "question and answer episode, I am", "hjtYzIQiogY-01864-00479796-00480279": "impressed that they tried This is the best", "hjtYzIQiogY-01865-00480279-00480560": "podcast to find out about new games, and", "hjtYzIQiogY-01866-00480560-00480801": "see if the game fits your desires.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01867-00480837-00480987": "Amelia Antrim: Okay, curious which", "hjtYzIQiogY-01868-00480987-00481317": "questions why we went by first names for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01869-00481317-00481566": "most of them. So I don't know, oh, this", "hjtYzIQiogY-01870-00481566-00481692": "movie who you are?", "hjtYzIQiogY-01871-00481809-00482091": "Ryan Boelter: Ah, there's quite a few good", "hjtYzIQiogY-01872-00482091-00482376": "questions on there that were a little a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01873-00482376-00482721": "little different. So I'm not gonna look at", "hjtYzIQiogY-01874-00482721-00482972": "the list and see if we can cross check it", "hjtYzIQiogY-01875-00482972-00482997": "in.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01876-00483072-00483156": "Amelia Antrim: Yeah, I don't think there", "hjtYzIQiogY-01877-00483156-00483297": "was anybody with that username because", "hjtYzIQiogY-01878-00483297-00483426": "like I said, Everybody did it with their", "hjtYzIQiogY-01879-00483429-00483732": "with their real names. So we may never", "hjtYzIQiogY-01880-00483732-00483939": "know, we may not know. But thank you for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01881-00483939-00484209": "submitting a question. And I'm glad that", "hjtYzIQiogY-01882-00484209-00484310": "you think we tried.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01883-00484506-00484626": "Ryan Boelter: We certainly did. That's for", "hjtYzIQiogY-01884-00484626-00484656": "sure.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01885-00484742-00484838": "Amelia Antrim: Well, on that note,", "hjtYzIQiogY-01886-00484838-00485096": "everyone, thank you so much for listening.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01887-00485099-00485387": "Please remember to stay safe, take care of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01888-00485387-00485612": "yourselves, relax your shoulders, get some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01889-00485612-00485891": "sleep, drink some water, all that good", "hjtYzIQiogY-01890-00485891-00486254": "stuff. We will be back next week and keep", "hjtYzIQiogY-01891-00486254-00486539": "making those amazing people. We'll see you", "hjtYzIQiogY-01892-00486539-00486599": "next time.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01893-00488085-00488274": "Thank you for joining us for part one of", "hjtYzIQiogY-01894-00488274-00488472": "this character creation series. We'll be", "hjtYzIQiogY-01895-00488472-00488709": "back in part two picking up right where we", "hjtYzIQiogY-01896-00488709-00488768": "left off", "hjtYzIQiogY-01897-00488843-00489012": "Ryan Boelter: Character Creation Cast as a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01898-00489012-00489252": "production of the oneshot Podcast Network", "hjtYzIQiogY-01899-00489258-00489518": "and can be found online at www dot", "hjtYzIQiogY-01900-00489518-00489831": "character creation cast.com. Add to the", "hjtYzIQiogY-01901-00489831-00490022": "website to get more information on our", "hjtYzIQiogY-01902-00490022-00490332": "hosts, the show and even our press kit.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01903-00490374-00490584": "Character Creation Cast can also be found", "hjtYzIQiogY-01904-00490584-00490893": "on twitter at creation cast or ON OUR", "hjtYzIQiogY-01905-00490893-00491135": "DISCORD SERVER at discord dot character", "hjtYzIQiogY-01906-00491135-00491475": "creation cast.com I one of your hosts Ryan", "hjtYzIQiogY-01907-00491475-00491714": "boelter and I can be found on twitter at", "hjtYzIQiogY-01908-00491714-00491934": "Lord Neptune or online at Lord", "hjtYzIQiogY-01909-00491934-00492252": "neptune.com. Our other hosts Amelia Antrim", "hjtYzIQiogY-01910-00492252-00492471": "can be found on twitter at ginger", "hjtYzIQiogY-01911-00492471-00492792": "reckoning. 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If you'd like to", "hjtYzIQiogY-01923-00495501-00495876": "support our show, find us on Patreon. Get", "hjtYzIQiogY-01924-00495876-00496182": "access to bonus episode, extra outtakes", "hjtYzIQiogY-01925-00496185-00496524": "and much more at patreon.com/character", "hjtYzIQiogY-01926-00496524-00496847": "creation cast. Thanks for joining us. And", "hjtYzIQiogY-01927-00496847-00497088": "remember, we find the best part of any", "hjtYzIQiogY-01928-00497088-00497301": "role playing game is character creation.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01929-00497337-00497559": "So go out there and create some amazing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01930-00497559-00497789": "people. We'll see you next time.", "hjtYzIQiogY-01931-00499404-00499506": "Amelia Antrim: Now we got to read some", "hjtYzIQiogY-01932-00499506-00499995": "show blurbs show blurbs. 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A reclusive", "hjtYzIQiogY-01945-00502860-00503147": "small game hunter with a magical secret, a", "hjtYzIQiogY-01946-00503147-00503364": "young anarchist librarian with a passion", "hjtYzIQiogY-01947-00503364-00503616": "for conspiracy theory, in a sensible park", "hjtYzIQiogY-01948-00503616-00503835": "ranger with a strong local book club", "hjtYzIQiogY-01949-00503835-00504060": "following find themselves pulled together", "hjtYzIQiogY-01950-00504060-00504321": "by common threads woven mysteriously into", "hjtYzIQiogY-01951-00504321-00504570": "their past when monsters begin plaguing", "hjtYzIQiogY-01952-00504570-00504764": "their tiny community, but they soon", "hjtYzIQiogY-01953-00504764-00505005": "discover the things they're fighting run", "hjtYzIQiogY-01954-00505005-00505377": "much deeper and much closer to home. 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So I think the professor explained quite well in lecture that if you want to store like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00001-00001998-00002658": "Matheus Aaron: A separate objects into one. If you want to start a lot of stuff into one then you use", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00002-00002790-00004332": "Matheus Aaron: What you call sequences. Basically it's imagine if a variable is a box then sequences are like lockers, where there are multiple boxes for you to store your stuff. So I believe there are four types of sequences. There's the top post", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00003-00004689-00005274": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, that both lists and then that dictionaries and there's a special one set", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00004-00005517-00005769": "Matheus Aaron: So I guess I'm talking about couples verse", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00005-00006744-00006897": "Matheus Aaron: And we have the dictionary.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00006-00007148-00007314": "Matheus Aaron: So taboo sister very", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00007-00007467-00007614": "Matheus Aaron: Others. Yeah, it's very the", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00008-00007740-00008190": "Matheus Aaron: The most I would say the most primitive out of all", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00009-00008415-00009078": "Matheus Aaron: Basically you have a locker over here like a sequence where you can store your stuff.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00010-00009234-00009390": "Matheus Aaron: Right, and then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00011-00009549-00009795": "Matheus Aaron: The list of items have an index.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00012-00009912-00010140": "Matheus Aaron: 01 to treat", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00013-00010545-00012786": "Matheus Aaron: Very easy. Right. And for the first time. Once you create it, you cannot do anything about it, you cannot change it. You cannot add anything to it. You cannot reduce subtract a once you have a what an object inside the locker inside it right, a VC. Nothing can change the index is always numbers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00014-00012903-00013281": "Matheus Aaron: And yeah, this is what you call immutability", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00015-00013472-00013635": "Matheus Aaron: That it cannot mutate", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00016-00013836-00014250": "Matheus Aaron: Now the opposite of immutability is mutability and that would be list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00017-00014597-00014672": "Matheus Aaron: It's actually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00018-00014799-00015444": "Matheus Aaron: In terms of looks right. It looks very similar to couples, but basically it lists. It's like apples on steroids law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00019-00015713-00015765": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00020-00015978-00017040": "Matheus Aaron: This is a list, but it's it's also a locker, you can sell your stuff in it and the index is the number. But then if you don't like the content. Yeah, right. You can always change it.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00021-00017151-00017424": "Matheus Aaron: To like f of us to 1000", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00022-00017580-00017727": "Matheus Aaron: You can always change the value", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00023-00017835-00018087": "Matheus Aaron: Now a dictionary is also like a list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00024-00018288-00018450": "Matheus Aaron: A dictionary is also like a list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00025-00018558-00018771": "Matheus Aaron: Where you also have lockers", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00026-00018888-00019050": "Matheus Aaron: Can have values in it.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00027-00019218-00020673": "Matheus Aaron: But I guess what makes it different is the index now in dictionary, right, the index must be defined in this is the this is a locker where you can actually give name so like for example I'll give like the name", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00028-00020823-00020901": "Matheus Aaron: Is an apple.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00029-00021075-00021222": "Matheus Aaron: And an orange.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00030-00021525-00021612": "Matheus Aaron: Banana.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00031-00021831-00021978": "Matheus Aaron: And mango.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00032-00022083-00022257": "Matheus Aaron: So you can give your", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00033-00022614-00023262": "Matheus Aaron: Your lock your locker spaces and name instead of just numbers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00034-00023379-00023538": "Matheus Aaron: So this is also mutable.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00035-00023727-00024729": "Matheus Aaron: However, there are some requirements for the name. For example, the name should not be multiple as well. So like the name that the names right the names over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00036-00024822-00026544": "Matheus Aaron: Should not be mutable, and it should be something that's fixed, meaning that you cannot have a list as your name. You cannot have another dictionary as the name, the name can be a double or Australia or number simply things that cannot change law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00037-00026817-00027777": "Matheus Aaron: And lastly, we have to set set this to be fair, it's actually more even more primitive than not force status, the special one here because SAP is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00038-00027882-00028554": "Matheus Aaron: I don't think you can say that it's a locker. A set is more like a group of objects.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00039-00028733-00028883": "Matheus Aaron: It's more like a group of objects.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00040-00029154-00029607": "Matheus Aaron: And it will take note of. And what's unique about set is that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00041-00029754-00030377": "Matheus Aaron: It can only saw one object. So say you have the word apple", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00042-00030801-00030939": "Matheus Aaron: Orange.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00043-00031052-00031137": "Matheus Aaron: CBS", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00044-00031314-00031602": "Matheus Aaron: CBS CBS apple", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00045-00031739-00032256": "Matheus Aaron: Etc know HR is this set right this particular set over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00046-00032361-00032820": "Matheus Aaron: will only give me four items in it, which is apple", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00047-00032973-00033057": "Matheus Aaron: Orange.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00048-00033192-00033348": "Matheus Aaron: CS and then then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00049-00033774-00034107": "Matheus Aaron: So it will give me actually unique results is won't give me like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00050-00034266-00034482": "Matheus Aaron: Differing results, etc, etc.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00051-00034707-00035373": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, that will only like gives you the unique members of its group.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00052-00035475-00035760": "Matheus Aaron: So it's pretty the different one out here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00053-00036180-00036240": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00054-00036342-00036852": "Matheus Aaron: That's a summary of the difference between couples list dictionaries and sets.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00055-00036924-00037881": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case we have a couple, which is very primitive fish, you cannot really do anything about it. Once it's initiated, you cannot do you cannot change it.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00056-00037929-00038964": "Matheus Aaron: So if you want to create. If you want to change the value of a couple you kind of have to create a new couple, you need to create a new locker.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00057-00039096-00040218": "Matheus Aaron: Now topless. If you feel operations that you can do a fit for example you can sum up the values inside of it. You can find a maximum value a minimum value, the length", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00058-00040320-00042048": "Matheus Aaron: And that's it mostly not for less, right, because this is like this. The Super version of course it can do whatever I can do. Also, it has additional operations that it can do as well, which we'll discuss later on using the questions.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00059-00042222-00043350": "Matheus Aaron: Dictionary is basically a list, but then like instead of having numbers at a predefined numbers index, you can define your own index. And lastly we have set that is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00060-00043458-00044580": "Matheus Aaron: Can just like you know tell you what the what are the members inside of groove of things. Now, you can always convert one to the other, like you can call", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00061-00044709-00045783": "Matheus Aaron: You can convert apostle this you can convert less. So suppose you can convert opposed to set you can convert List of sets and vice versa.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00062-00046062-00046527": "Matheus Aaron: Now to convert a pause and less than dictionary is going to be a bit different.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00063-00046629-00047802": "Matheus Aaron: Because remember, in the dictionary, you can then meet the name as well because the Navy store predefined for you. So the way. So for topless and list to be converted to dictionary. It's not that easy law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00064-00048072-00048672": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. So, any questions so far. If there are no questions, perhaps just give a thumbs up.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00065-00049524-00050391": "Matheus Aaron: Alright and now. No questions. And we're just talking about the thorough. So if I could just open your cheat and prepare your", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00066-00050598-00050754": "Matheus Aaron: A brief bio", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00067-00050961-00051153": "Matheus Aaron: Zoom chat. I just", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00068-00051305-00051672": "Matheus Aaron: I just asked questions like, Can you guys just send the answer it a zoom chat.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00069-00051834-00051866": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00070-00052098-00052314": "Matheus Aaron: So we have this first", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00071-00052470-00052580": "Matheus Aaron: Few boxes here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00072-00052691-00052773": "Matheus Aaron: So I think", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00073-00052991-00053265": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so I think we'll start with the first box.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00074-00053441-00053891": "Matheus Aaron: And you tell me the answer there should be four lines here we have, like,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00075-00054005-00054558": "Matheus Aaron: No, I just give me this one. What's the answer to print. Let's see.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00076-00055584-00055644": "Matheus Aaron: Anyone", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00077-00056094-00056190": "Matheus Aaron: Maybe", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00078-00056433-00056700": "Matheus Aaron: Not send it to me privately, maybe the", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00079-00056804-00057003": "Matheus Aaron: Everyone chats. I can see", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00080-00057542-00057849": "Woon Ze Ting (Damon): Aaron, I, I can only send it privately. I don't know why.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00081-00057929-00058379": "Matheus Aaron: Oh, OK. OK. OK. Oh, it must have been from the practical exam.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00082-00058551-00058713": "Matheus Aaron: Let me change the settings.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00083-00059157-00059703": "Matheus Aaron: Sorry. Sorry. Okay. I think you should have been able to send it to everyone now and you send it to everyone.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00084-00060228-00060375": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, cool, cool.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00085-00061077-00061158": "Matheus Aaron: So, yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00086-00061314-00061686": "Matheus Aaron: So we'll start a trading so like we have an apple. A over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00087-00061892-00062460": "Matheus Aaron: About a which is 1011 1213 and if it does print some value.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00088-00062619-00063888": "Matheus Aaron: Right 1011 1213 basically printed as per normal and then top of BCS and then presented as per normal and then topper CVS top of as top of it, which is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00089-00063996-00064379": "Matheus Aaron: So this is a fee defining feature of a puzzle, where", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00090-00064401-00064580": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: I have a question, just to clarify, a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00091-00064667-00064944": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Couple at least both can store different data.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00092-00064950-00065364": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Different data types in the in the same topology.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00093-00065415-00066204": "Matheus Aaron: Can Can in Python right in Python or everything in Python. Right. It's very fluid, the data structure is very fluid like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00094-00066246-00067587": "Matheus Aaron: You can you can start anything you want. So you can see here, and you can actually start multiple different things. You can even start a list inside the list of Apple. Apple is an apple, an apple is on list and dictionary.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00095-00067641-00068694": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Well, I remember, like, I don't know, from from some slides on some proxy. You see other languages like Tony top or at least I only saw one the same data.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00096-00068700-00069264": "Matheus Aaron: Yes, correct. In other languages, like for example, Java, right. You cannot mix and match the", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00097-00069402-00069489": "Matheus Aaron: sq light law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00098-00069525-00069687": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Is you for lease or double", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00099-00069822-00070638": "Matheus Aaron: A different languages have different data structures like for example in Java, right, they don't they don't really have less", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00100-00070794-00071076": "Matheus Aaron: It or they don't have less, but they don't", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00101-00071124-00072000": "Matheus Aaron: Really yeah it's it's hard to say like, because, like, it depends on the other languages as well. Sometimes they don't have the exact equivalents.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00102-00072078-00072771": "Matheus Aaron: Sometimes it's just like there's a different data structure. So, and then we have a couple analyst and dictionary and a set", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00103-00072837-00073866": "Matheus Aaron: And other data in other like programming languages, you gotta learn the structures themselves. I wouldn't say like, Oh, there's a couple and other data structures. Even I'm not really aware of that.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00104-00073977-00074757": "Matheus Aaron: I mean like my experience is only like Python and Java my c++ is very rusty already mostly in other languages. Right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00105-00074904-00075039": "Matheus Aaron: In there's only less law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00106-00075264-00075315": "Matheus Aaron: And", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00107-00075336-00075468": "Matheus Aaron: I know data structures.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00108-00075738-00076485": "Matheus Aaron: That's not covered in this module. Okay. So anyways, so if you can see that. And that was the way you added. It's just like adding", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00109-00076518-00077835": "Matheus Aaron: You know, remember when you add strings right when you add string as Jamie and you just combine them. So imagine like each box in the upper. It's like a lot on its own, a character in their side of string. So you just like combine it like this. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00110-00077967-00078090": "Matheus Aaron: So next we have", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00111-00078255-00079479": "Matheus Aaron: Next we have print 11 in Tampa. A. So basically, it checks whether the value is inside of a or not, I'm not gonna ask you guys because it's just like, true, false, so in this case like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00112-00079707-00079848": "Matheus Aaron: 1011 1213", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00113-00079980-00081483": "Matheus Aaron: K just best 11 or Princeton. So there's 11 here so it should print true wishes he does, right, and then Chris 14 and Appleby it does have a print false because there's no 14", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00114-00081636-00081795": "Matheus Aaron: And I think this is interesting.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00115-00081975-00082401": "Matheus Aaron: Brent see in the policy is, is it true or false.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00116-00082632-00082722": "Matheus Aaron: What do you guys think", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00117-00082842-00082986": "Matheus Aaron: Fred, see, and we'll see", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00118-00083508-00083586": "Matheus Aaron: Why is it false", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00119-00083883-00083976": "Matheus Aaron: Why is it false", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00120-00084882-00085530": "Matheus Aaron: Correct, correct. All right, you guys are damn good already. Yes, it does. Check for the element. So I like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00121-00085686-00086166": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, he checks the object see exist in", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00122-00086289-00086421": "Matheus Aaron: One of the elements", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00123-00086700-00087618": "Matheus Aaron: So if it's only like you think like only X. Yes, right, then you check. This is a disease inside of a string that it cannot so they should print false", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00124-00087825-00089436": "Matheus Aaron: And not this one over here is indexing right the way we index is the same way as we index string. So, like, in fact, though, where you index in string right it's actually the way we index for all sequences, whether it's list it suppose it's dictionary.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00125-00089550-00089958": "Matheus Aaron: So Apple one will should give us like the object in the first box.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00126-00090156-00090303": "Matheus Aaron: Jessica. Correct. And then right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00127-00090453-00091092": "Matheus Aaron: And then, yeah. Double D. Can anyone give you a sample D is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00128-00091554-00091830": "Matheus Aaron: About the unstoppable be zero times for", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00129-00093072-00093621": "Matheus Aaron: Your favorite subtlety in this chat. Like why they stopped up to up the year", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00130-00095490-00095574": "Matheus Aaron: Answers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00131-00095865-00097383": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. So, actually. Okay, so. Okay, interesting guys ever access. So in this case, the answer is actually a is actually a strength. Yes, yes, yes, yes. So I think the reason is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00132-00097524-00097830": "Matheus Aaron: When you call up a beer. I will be over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00133-00098061-00098460": "Matheus Aaron: That will be over here probably will actually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00134-00098634-00098922": "Matheus Aaron: Return the content in inside the box.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00135-00099078-00099564": "Matheus Aaron: So this will actually gives us Cs. So when you check the type", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00136-00099717-00099876": "Matheus Aaron: Of an OB.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00137-00100170-00100305": "Matheus Aaron: It will give us strength.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00138-00100428-00100470": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00139-00100743-00101208": "Matheus Aaron: So I think Jungian us as like a couple of like CS times for", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00140-00101733-00102417": "Matheus Aaron: This is the case if if top of the right upper p is equal. So like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00141-00102819-00102933": "Matheus Aaron: Something like this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00142-00103119-00103527": "Matheus Aaron: So the string is enclosed in another tombola as", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00143-00103779-00104094": "Matheus Aaron: The boxes will look like this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00144-00104655-00105402": "Matheus Aaron: So that's the case. If that's the case, if you have like CS times for and okay", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00145-00105540-00105908": "Matheus Aaron: So be careful. Double D is not a couple at all.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00146-00106047-00107108": "Matheus Aaron: The puppy. So I guess you can can can expect what the value of puppy is right. So that will be one is times for about one is like that then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00147-00107232-00107435": "Matheus Aaron: Is for it should be like 4040", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00148-00107625-00107655": "Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00149-00107856-00108189": "Matheus Aaron: All right, next up we have a couple he", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00150-00108324-00108522": "Matheus Aaron: He is double D from one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00151-00108666-00109056": "Matheus Aaron: Till the end and anyone tell me what is the value of stuff, or he", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00152-00109755-00109944": "Matheus Aaron: Is the value of somebody here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00153-00111986-00112308": "Matheus Aaron: Oh, is it the ability is this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00154-00112788-00113544": "Matheus Aaron: Is just normal string, string slicing law like sex. Yes, yes. Right, just standard shrink slicing", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00155-00113861-00114465": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, this is Apple app is also start measuring slicing. You're just reversed it", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00156-00114744-00114978": "Matheus Aaron: Just like basically send a string slicing", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00157-00115095-00115290": "Matheus Aaron: Up or je SS s", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00158-00115409-00115869": "Matheus Aaron: Oh, I believe you guys can do the slicing on your own already so I won't go through it.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00159-00115977-00117723": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: But yes, it's a hot topic. Here is why. Why isn't the the index one referring to the indexing, provided we frankly indexing the stream, because in this case the St. St. Yes, yes, it should be either zero index on the topper. So when you say suppose one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00160-00117813-00117924": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Until the end", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00161-00117930-00118542": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Why isn't he referring to the index one in the top 50 K should be empty.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00162-00118758-00118920": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah. Again, I think.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00163-00119100-00120243": "Matheus Aaron: My mom had mentioned so good wine that cup of tea is not an apple for these actually a string, string RCS. Yes, yes, yes. It's like remember like as we, as I explained earlier.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00164-00120354-00121211": "Matheus Aaron: What's apathy is our body is a couple times for AI and puppy is actually the shrink CS", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00165-00121377-00121578": "Matheus Aaron: Probably is actually the shrinks, he has over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00166-00121610-00122309": "Matheus Aaron: So it's already. It's like, you know, you take out the items in from from the box outside. And now we have the objects. Yes. Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00167-00122367-00123501": "Matheus Aaron: And because it's a string, right. You just treat it like a shrink as per normal. So a shrink hands for a CS yes yes yes is sharing with eight characters. So you slice it as per normal", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00168-00123879-00125058": "Matheus Aaron: It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. I think it's a good question. I don't think it's a bad question. At least now you understand, like, how do we actually like call things out because I think your confusion is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00169-00125250-00125435": "Matheus Aaron: It's mama. So, okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00170-00125595-00125919": "Matheus Aaron: So next we have a pi over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00171-00126096-00126552": "Matheus Aaron: Now I hear is actually pretty unique because it's in fact it's not really a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00172-00126669-00126777": "Matheus Aaron: Sort of a pyro", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00173-00127215-00127275": "Matheus Aaron: You see here", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00174-00127380-00127658": "Matheus Aaron: Is actually a number", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00175-00127917-00128333": "Matheus Aaron: Of OJ is African predict is actually the actual Paula.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00176-00128445-00129672": "Matheus Aaron: So if you can see here and above is not a double double j is a couple. And if you can see there's the difference is as a coma. See you. I think you should be careful because in here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00177-00130023-00130842": "Matheus Aaron: The brackets here, right, the brackets. He does not refer to the brackets or up at the brackets here actually refers to the arithmetic brackets.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00178-00131535-00131571": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00179-00131712-00132216": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case bracket one will be there. That's just as one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00180-00132378-00133506": "Matheus Aaron: So when you do multiplication, it does affect the results as well. Apple is an apple is not an apple. It's just a number one. So when you multiply for it's just going to give you four", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00181-00133659-00133965": "Matheus Aaron: And number j times for it just gives you", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00182-00134118-00134316": "Matheus Aaron: One, run, run, run. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00183-00134445-00135759": "Matheus Aaron: So I think this is the interesting part law. So this is actually what happens when you actually do when you actually want to buy an Apple, same as the shrink shrink or no, and you just want the classroom guardrails, just like multiply", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00184-00135939-00137046": "Matheus Aaron: It's just like combined them. And this one is the several. Are you just combined two boxes and meet me and a white thing isn't a difference earlier, though.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00185-00137268-00137589": "Matheus Aaron: The top of the pile over here. Ah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00186-00138288-00139371": "Matheus Aaron: So you can see this you, you need to remember what is being multiplied here in this case right this is something that you know you cannot have taken the object of", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00187-00139815-00140583": "Matheus Aaron: So like the box, right, the purpose is gone already. Well, in this case, right, it's still in the in the raw form of a tempo.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00188-00140718-00142383": "Matheus Aaron: Is still in this form, while the other one right is the last one is still in this is already this particular string. So I think that one is something that you want to pay attention as well, like what is being multiplied because it kind of affects a result as well.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00189-00142845-00142866": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00190-00143199-00143307": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. So, lastly,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00191-00143418-00143577": "Matheus Aaron: Basically, we have", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00192-00143895-00144618": "Matheus Aaron: The maximum of apple. So this is what you can do. So Max have a topper a should", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00193-00144879-00145080": "Matheus Aaron: It should give me a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00194-00145227-00145263": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00195-00146370-00147126": "Matheus Aaron: Does it mean to have a gives me 10 which is quite intuitive than the maximum of four acres meter D.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00196-00147264-00147600": "Matheus Aaron: And then, okay, there's a reason why I comment that this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00197-00147702-00147987": "Matheus Aaron: Can anyone tell me why I commented as part of", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00198-00148440-00149064": "Matheus Aaron: Like, what happens if you get a lead max and never have a policy which is this one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00199-00149388-00149718": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: You can compare different data types, they are", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00200-00149781-00151320": "Matheus Aaron: Yes, correct. You cannot compare different data types. So when you actually try to call max maximum and minimum right you should be very careful because yes like apples can actually contain many different types, but then you cannot need to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00201-00151518-00152766": "Matheus Aaron: Or Daniella like you cannot use it for maximum and they may never so this is actually pretty useful. I like when you actually try to find the smallest number because number of an array of smallest up because string of an array.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00202-00152937-00153486": "Matheus Aaron: You can use this so as long. So remember when you try to call back to any member of", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00203-00153642-00153690": "Matheus Aaron: Often", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00204-00153843-00154323": "Matheus Aaron: Sequences you need to make sure that everything is in the same data type and", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00205-00154452-00155004": "Matheus Aaron: The data type should be able to compared to one another. Okay. Just remember that.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00206-00155178-00156453": "Matheus Aaron: So, minimum double he is in this case is Apple is a string. So they see as the smallest Cincy comes earlier before us and a maximum his ass.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00207-00156627-00156660": "Matheus Aaron: Kid.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00208-00156879-00158583": "Matheus Aaron: And then lastly, the fun part of tapas. Is that because a sequence, right, you can actually look through a sequence. So this case I for AI and copy of VCs that that you can actually look through them. See, see Prince. Yes. And then you print and then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00209-00158826-00159009": "Matheus Aaron: See like the value of i.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00210-00159231-00159405": "Matheus Aaron: The value of i actually changes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00211-00159588-00159921": "Matheus Aaron: TS than that then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00212-00160083-00160329": "Matheus Aaron: It does the NF. Suppose, yay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00213-00160551-00160590": "Matheus Aaron: Yes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00214-00160605-00161058": "Shi Zhansen: Well, there's a meme on Hubble is see right now though right no", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00215-00161388-00161472": "Matheus Aaron: I beg your pardon.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00216-00161523-00161604": "Shi Zhansen: Oh, yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00217-00161973-00162927": "Matheus Aaron: Like I have the first part, like, why is it not like, why is it. See, but I didn't hear the second part. Okay, it's time for questions because like we're done with the first part.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00218-00163056-00163800": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, any questions regarding the first part or not yet. We're not really done yeah but yeah", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00219-00164076-00164220": "Matheus Aaron: At least one of us, but we're della", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00220-00164268-00164559": "Matheus Aaron: Why minimum a policy, not a numb.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00221-00165216-00165885": "Matheus Aaron: Ah, I'm not so sure what you meant. I meant apple. He is a string law. So, yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00222-00166092-00166299": "Matheus Aaron: The minimum of a topper he is just like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00223-00166452-00166935": "Matheus Aaron: You take the smallest character out of all since there are no numbers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00224-00167121-00167466": "Matheus Aaron: So I think for more on purpose. I think you can just like five five.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00225-00167598-00167625": "Matheus Aaron: Up.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00226-00167775-00167940": "Matheus Aaron: Documentation shin.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00227-00168141-00168465": "Matheus Aaron: And yeah, you can just learn about US law here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00228-00168903-00169134": "Matheus Aaron: Good. That's a good one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00229-00169644-00170040": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, there's actually a pretty good documentation, where you can learn about listen", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00230-00170286-00170319": "Matheus Aaron: Here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00231-00170565-00170595": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00232-00170844-00170955": "Matheus Aaron: This is a pretentious.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00233-00171198-00171900": "Davian Chan Sze Peng: So you need to know about the priority of each letter. Is it, like, as is a CS degree. And so as you can see, oh,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00234-00171903-00172341": "Matheus Aaron: Yes yes yes you do. I think we discussed this on first Dora already", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00235-00172680-00172779": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, you do.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00236-00172920-00172953": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00237-00173151-00173556": "Matheus Aaron: All right, I can just move on, Ben. If there are no questions, this one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00238-00173799-00174576": "Matheus Aaron: So if you guys are not aware. I actually like the function rage actually generates it generates a sequence of numbers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00239-00174720-00176034": "Matheus Aaron: Mean, yeah. La so it doesn't, it's not racist or just like for just for a particular for loop, just for it to repeat five times or six times, but it actually creates an array of sequences.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00240-00176232-00176880": "Matheus Aaron: So I think we can try out. So I think there's like 12355 paths.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00241-00177162-00178359": "Matheus Aaron: So maybe you guys can just type out in the zoom chat, was the answer for a nobody likes space. I just like just write the numbers in one line. What will the output, just for a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00242-00178608-00178758": "Matheus Aaron: Just read all the numbers in my mind.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00243-00180051-00180600": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, so, yeah. The answer is 01234", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00244-00180702-00181425": "Matheus Aaron: By default, it will always start at zero. If that is the fight, and it will stop at an exclusively", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00245-00181542-00181842": "Matheus Aaron: Meaning it will stop right before Adeline", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00246-00181947-00182202": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, well done. So what is beaten", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00247-00182517-00182598": "Matheus Aaron: BBB", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00248-00182739-00183102": "Matheus Aaron: All right, good job. It's we start at all inclusively.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00249-00183498-00184275": "Matheus Aaron: So we decided to continue and. Should we, should we stop right before five. So if I ops, we see that your Sunday.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00250-00184428-00184851": "Matheus Aaron: Next up we have 252 we have see what's the answer for see", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00251-00185148-00185625": "Matheus Aaron: All right, too far. So we start to and then this is a step here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00252-00185760-00186534": "Matheus Aaron: Bus to which is for. Yeah, plus two again wishes six but six. It has exceeded five so I don't go there.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00253-00186663-00186699": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00254-00186837-00187065": "Matheus Aaron: Next up for me if he doesn't suffer D.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00255-00187542-00188595": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, so for the it is the reverse way. So we'll start at five and then do a minus one for another minus one. She is one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00256-00188922-00189189": "Matheus Aaron: Oops. I've touched one already. So I should not touch them.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00257-00189330-00189558": "Matheus Aaron: So lastly, what's the results for he", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00258-00190380-00190590": "Matheus Aaron: And each eyes he", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00259-00191109-00191172": "Matheus Aaron: Tries", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00260-00191448-00191619": "Matheus Aaron: Yes, there should be no output law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00261-00191826-00192297": "Matheus Aaron: It's not an error, but there should be no law. So, for example,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00262-00192798-00193038": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, I have this button over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00263-00193257-00193728": "Matheus Aaron: So Ray less range 561 Yeah that should be not Paula.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00264-00193899-00193968": "Matheus Aaron: It's empty.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00265-00194076-00194145": "Matheus Aaron: The range.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00266-00194316-00195111": "Matheus Aaron: The range object will states as an object. So to see you need to convert it always law in comparison, you can actually see it earlier. Like when you do if", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00267-00195222-00195531": "Matheus Aaron: It does journalist 5432 okay", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00268-00195843-00196518": "Matheus Aaron: Because remember, it's always evaluate whether the numbers exceeded the stock point or not.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00269-00196785-00196896": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so in this case right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00270-00197319-00198480": "Matheus Aaron: Remember that it's negative. Right. I think this is important as we remember before negative means that we traverse backwards. So we have five year and then we see", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00271-00198714-00198933": "Matheus Aaron: As five gone past six or nine", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00272-00199101-00199683": "Matheus Aaron: And in this thing, right, because we moving backwards run fast has plastics, because in the", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00273-00199806-00200973": "Matheus Aaron: In the line number five is already on the right side, left side of six law. So in this case, by as I should not be included already because it's already past your stopping point.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00274-00201612-00201648": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00275-00201834-00202053": "Matheus Aaron: OK. So, is it clear on range.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00276-00202293-00202794": "Matheus Aaron: Any questions guys, I think I just a little comment a little comment sometimes", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00277-00203025-00203880": "Matheus Aaron: Sometimes when you do not need your rage in your follow. Right. You don't have to like do a leg for i in", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00278-00204063-00204126": "Matheus Aaron: Ship", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00279-00204498-00204618": "Matheus Aaron: Unless you don't have to do like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00280-00204762-00206766": "Matheus Aaron: For for i in range like want to like n plus one, like if you're not going to use the value of IRA just just simply like right for i in range and it will repeat the same number of times it will repeat, both at times.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00281-00206873-00207492": "Matheus Aaron: But then, for this one, like it's it's just much clearer, how much you repeat also", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00282-00207594-00209519": "Matheus Aaron: In fact, if you are, if you are creating a for loop that you don't even need the value insider iteration, right, which is pretty rare, but it is possible. You just need to repeat it multiple times. For example, in the case of drawing this try the slot in your first assignment. Right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00283-00209625-00209919": "Matheus Aaron: You can in fact use an underline to the note.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00284-00210087-00211821": "Matheus Aaron: It integration larger, this one is just like, for the sake of giving a variable name. So the reason you want to do this is because you don't you want to focus less on the integration and focus more on the code. So I just like for underscore enrich and this one is actually fairly", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00285-00211998-00212028": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00286-00212256-00212667": "Matheus Aaron: So any questions, if there are no questions maybe feel free to just like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00287-00212811-00213023": "Matheus Aaron: Your feet are just like give a thumbs up.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00288-00214155-00214401": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, cool. Um,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00289-00214536-00214710": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, cool. Okay, I need to move on.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00290-00214871-00215021": "Matheus Aaron: I'm kind of running out of time already.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00291-00215223-00215685": "Matheus Aaron: Next up we have a list so list is the more fun part. So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00292-00215792-00216096": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, we actually have like several boxes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00293-00216207-00216267": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00294-00216558-00216606": "See", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00295-00216842-00217086": "Matheus Aaron: See, it's quite fun. So, so I had a thought.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00296-00217323-00217500": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, unless he asked, and then", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00297-00217617-00217806": "Matheus Aaron: Give me an object list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00298-00217935-00219483": "Matheus Aaron: A LIST, A, B and this one is pretty interesting. If you can see, actually, let's be actually create a new object and inside the first part right is actually quite to another couple, which is another object which is a papa.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00299-00219678-00219735": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00300-00219939-00220629": "Matheus Aaron: Again, we have this classic called question. Let's see this a process be. Can anyone give me that. So for this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00301-00220844-00221013": "Matheus Aaron: But as list a process P", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00302-00221171-00221478": "Matheus Aaron: No, actually. Yeah, what's less emphasis be", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00303-00222392-00222729": "Matheus Aaron: Maybe just like what's the length of. Let's see.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00304-00223419-00223611": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so yeah thanks curious.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00305-00223737-00224079": "Matheus Aaron: So basically, again, just like a string is just concatenate them.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00306-00224229-00224715": "Matheus Aaron: But then if you, if there's something interesting here. In fact, in", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00307-00224835-00225303": "Matheus Aaron: These two objects, right, a parcel of the same object over here. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00308-00225414-00225596": "Matheus Aaron: So it's not like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00309-00225735-00227042": "Matheus Aaron: It's not like it creates a new Apple and moves it here, but then these two are pointy ears, same thing. So next up we have this apple a CSM bad. But then I'll just give this one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00310-00227160-00228879": "Matheus Aaron: Because like again. Again, I say, like, you cannot like change the value into apple. But then if I do a list. A 120 30 right I can actually change the value law. So in this case, I have my list. A I changed the values of 2030 and at the valley changes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00311-00228984-00229290": "Matheus Aaron: Is that si, si, si, si", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00312-00229683-00229758": "Matheus Aaron: Si bread.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00313-00229932-00230664": "Matheus Aaron: Change. Now this is the exciting. I think this is interesting. We have a pen and except maybe can, can you guys like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00314-00230798-00231330": "Matheus Aaron: Maybe photos of, you know, maybe you guys want to try like what is the difference between a pant an extent.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00315-00231521-00231879": "Matheus Aaron: Let me know. It is a shirt. What's the difference between a pen and extent.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00316-00233169-00233814": "Matheus Aaron: It's okay. Don't be shy. Just give it a shot. Let's if you if you don't know just right don't know it's okay. Don't be shy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00317-00234594-00234762": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, nice Muhammad.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00318-00234864-00234933": "Matheus Aaron: Thanks IKEA.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00319-00235142-00236259": "Matheus Aaron: So you're not sure, because it is quite close, most of time you open an element and extended list but technically you can append a list, you do can append a list. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00320-00236352-00238346": "Matheus Aaron: So I think in this way, like is correct. He abandoned elements. So in this case, like see like when we have an era is just like as a new box. He expressed in your box and insert and when the extent easier. Easy. Here's one object. Right. But then when you extend easy to this is actually like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00321-00238496-00238698": "Matheus Aaron: Creates a lot more boxes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00322-00239061-00239103": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00323-00239321-00239763": "Matheus Aaron: That's not really explanatory isn't it so I think I'll just give another example.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00324-00239931-00240084": "Matheus Aaron: So I say, I have", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00325-00240219-00240342": "Matheus Aaron: A list here say", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00326-00240473-00240669": "Matheus Aaron: Ds and then write", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00327-00240855-00241116": "Matheus Aaron: A bandit with an object really easy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00328-00241509-00241641": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, it doesn't help.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00329-00241844-00241884": "Matheus Aaron: Us.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00330-00242379-00242508": "Matheus Aaron: See, I have a list here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00331-00242640-00242859": "Matheus Aaron: All right, and then list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00332-00243198-00243240": "Matheus Aaron: Easy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00333-00243552-00245436": "Matheus Aaron: The list will be CSS easy, meaning that for a pen. Right. You're just like, create a new box on the right will create a new box and then just like whatever is that inside it will just fill it with it. Okay. So I think the more extreme example is when you try to append with another list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00334-00245894-00246135": "Matheus Aaron: So for example, I have another list I", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00335-00246248-00246285": "Matheus Aaron: You", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00336-00246542-00246738": "Matheus Aaron: So in the case of a pen. Right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00337-00246948-00248496": "Matheus Aaron: If you can see right it will actually upended WHOA HOLY so it will just create a new box at the end. And we're just like Chris will just insert whatever inside the parameter into it. So in this case on ABC like the length of this list is still actually for", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00338-00248712-00248976": "Matheus Aaron: But then when you try to extend. Right. That's a different story.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00339-00249555-00249596": "Matheus Aaron: Sorry.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00340-00249927-00250146": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, right, say I have", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00341-00250260-00250434": "Matheus Aaron: This list again reset.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00342-00250694-00250817": "Matheus Aaron: I'll do this again.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00343-00250946-00251117": "Matheus Aaron: But then what I want to do is expand", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00344-00251319-00252258": "Matheus Aaron: But it happens is that it will actually like breaks down the list inside it will try to break down whatever is exciting. The private device that it will try to break it down.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00345-00252303-00253392": "Matheus Aaron: And try to attach it at the end, one by one law. That's the case for easy right even though easy as a string right but it is a sequencer. What is traces that it will try to break down the sequence.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00346-00253464-00254442": "Matheus Aaron: Into smaller bits and then like those smaller bits about it one by one. Let's take it one by one. At the end of the list. Unlike a panel away just like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00347-00254562-00255255": "Matheus Aaron: Takes the entire chunk and put it inside, regardless of it being a list or shame or number object and Sasha.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00348-00255371-00255813": "Matheus Aaron: Any questions regarding the difference within a pen and extend this one is actually pretty important.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00349-00256350-00256769": "Matheus Aaron: Can extend work for multiple data types at once.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00350-00256919-00257289": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, sure you can. If I go, What do you mean like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00351-00257742-00258234": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah. So if it's a shame they will break, break it down. So in this case, like we'd be like, we have", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00352-00258363-00258483": "Matheus Aaron: I love you sheet.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00353-00258852-00259017": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, so you can", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00354-00259365-00259479": "Matheus Aaron: So if you extend", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00355-00259590-00260417": "Matheus Aaron: Less inside. Easy. The result will be saved as a pen. Easy. Correct. So I'll do this for you.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00356-00260694-00260808": "Matheus Aaron: So a nice easy", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00357-00261069-00262812": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, see, that's the object. So basically this one, it creates like somewhat of a box that we make sure that it doesn't break down. Make sure that extend doesn't break down the content. It's like the shell casing of an MLM can be it measures that the chocolate doesn't break down yet.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00358-00263037-00263145": "Matheus Aaron: Any other questions.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00359-00263637-00265020": "Matheus Aaron: Yes, because the extent right the string will be recognized as the sequence, it will be recognized as a sequence of characters. It won't happen when you try to extend a number, for example.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00360-00265338-00265665": "Matheus Aaron: A I have a number right then.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00361-00265830-00266511": "Matheus Aaron: Oh, sorry. My bad. You cannot extend a number, but it yeah I'm excited. You can only like a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00362-00266658-00267870": "Matheus Aaron: can only send a sequence. So yeah, this case see type era, the object should be an Interpol, meaning it should be an object that can be a traitor list sequences are basically", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00363-00268032-00268137": "Matheus Aaron: Any other questions.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00364-00268443-00268587": "Matheus Aaron: If not just thumbs up", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00365-00268986-00269268": "Matheus Aaron: Is that questions, please just ask, because this is quite important.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00366-00269382-00269499": "Matheus Aaron: It's fun, it's actually very", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00367-00269637-00269778": "Matheus Aaron: Can be quite confusing.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00368-00270084-00270366": "Matheus Aaron: Alright, if there are no more questions. I'll move proceed.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00369-00270537-00270699": "Matheus Aaron: So then we have this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00370-00270999-00271071": "Matheus Aaron: Is think yeah", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00371-00271179-00271269": "Matheus Aaron: Copy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00372-00271380-00271584": "Matheus Aaron: Is this be then string.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00373-00271902-00272139": "Matheus Aaron: So what it does is that it tries to copy law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00374-00272247-00272490": "Matheus Aaron: It just, it just copied be", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00375-00272931-00273969": "Matheus Aaron: But then if you can see that even that many tries to copy the list of beer I the reference inside is not the apple is not copied like it just copies over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00376-00274119-00274284": "Matheus Aaron: So when I tried to change that.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00377-00274536-00274572": "Matheus Aaron: But", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00378-00274698-00275409": "Matheus Aaron: When then because this is a whole new structure, you can just change the dollar inside. So inside copy one right. It's hard.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00379-00275739-00275799": "Matheus Aaron: I change it.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00380-00275913-00275991": "Matheus Aaron: It becomes different.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00381-00276132-00277170": "Matheus Aaron: So copy be here as the failure at the next one is hard, it will break down the correction with a couple, but then like must be it's not affected at all.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00382-00277461-00277548": "Matheus Aaron: This factor.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00383-00278007-00278196": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, next we have this tea.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00384-00278358-00278472": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, it's even longer.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00385-00278577-00278760": "Matheus Aaron: List is we have like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00386-00278886-00279519": "Matheus Aaron: A list and then do another list and then copy the. So remember, this is a way to copy or less law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00387-00280104-00280539": "Matheus Aaron: Which we copied. So, the results will be the same law. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00388-00280761-00280977": "Matheus Aaron: Now here's what's actually pretty interesting. Right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00389-00281268-00282042": "Matheus Aaron: Let's do this one, zero, meaning that List, list the one and then zero", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00390-00282177-00282609": "Matheus Aaron: We tried to change the valid tonight. I mean, it's a list right we can change the value", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00391-00282759-00283005": "Matheus Aaron: Now what's gonna happen is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00392-00283176-00283722": "Matheus Aaron: Right, I changed the value to nine already see like the values change to nine.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00393-00283965-00284169": "Matheus Aaron: And then when I print copy direct", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00394-00284319-00284829": "Matheus Aaron: The value also changes copy this 193 instead of one through three", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00395-00284976-00286095": "Matheus Aaron: So I think, one here, one thing to pay attention here is that you can see that in some instances when you copy a less over you don't copy the entire thing. Sometimes you just copied a reference to another object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00396-00286152-00286854": "Matheus Aaron: So when that up that reference that object that it refers to is being changed, right, in this case, is this thing over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00397-00287100-00287436": "Matheus Aaron: Even do like this is copy this this list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00398-00287577-00288540": "Matheus Aaron: Even though like I don't change. I don't change the value of copy one zero, but then it has changed from list one zero.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00399-00288762-00289554": "Matheus Aaron: Which is kind of linked to each other through the same object as the value inside this is also changing as well.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00400-00289863-00290253": "Matheus Aaron: So when you check the value for less de Casa copied it is actually the same.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00401-00290355-00291174": "Matheus Aaron: But then they're not the same object. So let's do is not copy the two separate boxes but then the value is the same.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00402-00291288-00292077": "Matheus Aaron: But then if you check the content right if you check the content, whether these two are the same.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00403-00292188-00292782": "Matheus Aaron: They are actually the same object LA. See, it's true that these two are the same objects.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00404-00292887-00293079": "Matheus Aaron: They are referring to the same box.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00405-00293226-00293292": "Matheus Aaron: Confusing", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00406-00294258-00294897": "Matheus Aaron: But that doesn't have beaten with PM coffee costs or no that doesn't have an", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00407-00295488-00295524": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00408-00295626-00296040": "Matheus Aaron: The reason why it doesn't happen with tea and coffee up. Was that because like in this case right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00409-00296298-00296343": "Matheus Aaron: Let me", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00410-00296628-00296655": "Matheus Aaron: Get", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00411-00297336-00298668": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Because I think especially for, like, is it, is it the reason why why only changes like constantly D. If you copy the right if you only change the first layer of the lease right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00412-00298821-00300504": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: I think he won't change, but you are changing the second layer life of the least in the list. That's why the nine will follow the change in a copy. So is it better drawing by done when you put the assignments time. Does it create a shallow copy of this before copy", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00413-00300594-00301716": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah cracker basically a shallow copy. So yeah, if you can see this one when I wanted to copy a change, but I change this actually to talk over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00414-00301818-00302958": "Matheus Aaron: So it doesn't happen. So I'm changing this particular box and which is not linked with this box over here. So when I change this right is it should not be affect it doesn't affect la see", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00415-00303144-00303507": "Matheus Aaron: If you see the animation. Like it just changes here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00416-00303645-00303843": "Matheus Aaron: It doesn't change this this object over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00417-00304110-00304494": "Matheus Aaron: But when I go to, let's do over here, misty is like I'm", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00418-00304827-00304947": "Matheus Aaron: Sorry, it's bit so", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00419-00305223-00305715": "Matheus Aaron: This particular Simon over here, this particular assignment here what interesting changes, actually.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00420-00306336-00306633": "Matheus Aaron: What they try suggestion is actually this off over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00421-00306780-00306804": "Hey,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00422-00307056-00308706": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: If you can, can you try changing least the light at index zero into nine instead of, instead of changing that to you change the one nine least the index zero to nine will copy the change also because it's the first layer.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00423-00309219-00309774": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, like massively you Crack, crack. So like in this case right if say I", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00424-00309915-00310206": "Matheus Aaron: So say if I take this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00425-00310920-00311829": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, I say I I don't change the one, zero, I changed just like one over here. Okay. Pay attention. I just changed one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00426-00311982-00312060": "Matheus Aaron: What happens is that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00427-00312171-00313746": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, I created this d. And then I create another copy the right but then I change at say I changed the index one at this particular boxer. I don't access this particular less attention at nine. So what happens is that it just breaks the link law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00428-00313911-00314160": "Matheus Aaron: You just change. What advice and the first layer.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00429-00314298-00314496": "Matheus Aaron: Of PD in St. Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00430-00315033-00315999": "Matheus Aaron: Why do we need to add your own can cannot just leave it to list one. I mean, the reason we had zero is that we want to show you guys that if", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00431-00316041-00317268": "Matheus Aaron: You are actually on accessing another list inside a list and changing it right, it will affect all the list that as a reference to that point law. That's the reason why we want to show", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00432-00317370-00317685": "Matheus Aaron: This one we want to add this particular thing.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00433-00317940-00318063": "Matheus Aaron: So, okay. So, okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00434-00318168-00318987": "Matheus Aaron: So, okay, if you guys don't understand. Actually, this is a part of this week's Torah is actually to show you, like, what happens if you change things. In fact, it will be", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00435-00319035-00320838": "Matheus Aaron: Shown more in the next part of the question, which is less mutation. Okay, so we have these two pieces four pieces of cola, which is the first list and second list a second row first or second row. I think we'll start to see the differences for us.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00436-00321630-00321756": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case we have like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00437-00321867-00322371": "Matheus Aaron: This we have an a traditional number and a list over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00438-00322503-00323682": "Matheus Aaron: And why is the center of x. And in this case, why is also assigned to x and then you print x and then you change. So what happens here is like a sub x seven x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00439-00323970-00324036": "Matheus Aaron: Assign", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00440-00324306-00324639": "Matheus Aaron: Y equals two x an entry is change x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00441-00324864-00324996": "Matheus Aaron: And then you see what happens.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00442-00325125-00325179": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00443-00325803-00325911": "Matheus Aaron: Oops.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00444-00326121-00326568": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, when we have primitive state object we have numbers right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00445-00326820-00327360": "Matheus Aaron: You assign x because the one and assign y to x, y is one also.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00446-00327474-00327969": "Matheus Aaron: You should have any access to and then when you print accent is basically Prince going one", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00447-00328104-00328557": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, if you see that when they equals y to x is simply just copies of value.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00448-00328779-00328809": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00449-00328971-00329262": "Matheus Aaron: And when you do it with less. It's a bit different.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00450-00329406-00329466": "Matheus Aaron: Cuz", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00451-00329568-00330123": "Matheus Aaron: You create lists x and then you create lists why. And actually, it refers to the same point.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00452-00330258-00330465": "Matheus Aaron: And when you change the value at least x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00453-00330648-00330735": "Matheus Aaron: Mocha change.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00454-00330855-00331365": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so I think the first key word that you guys want to pay attention here is whether it's", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00455-00331536-00331659": "Matheus Aaron: Frame it death or not.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00456-00331848-00332637": "Matheus Aaron: When it's a primitive data types, right. What is primitive primitive. It's like low very classical data types sharing integer Boolean flow.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00457-00332685-00334389": "Matheus Aaron: This is primitive when you do assignments like this y equals x when it's primitive you what happens is that you just copy the value over. That's why when it's primitive data type. Right. You can actually immediately store the values inside the global frame.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00458-00334500-00334932": "Matheus Aaron: And when the value is actually stored inside of global frame, you just copy it over.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00459-00335223-00335724": "Matheus Aaron: Now if you want to think about it, right. Just think like primitive data types of data types that are pretty small.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00460-00335916-00337665": "Matheus Aaron: Now if you think about it, right, and list. This is pretty big. And it's not primitive. That's why I like let's are pretty big. That's why, like when it's in a global frame right it doesn't store the actual list. That's why you see right. Why is it represented as a dot.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00461-00337770-00338139": "Matheus Aaron: Right. It's not that it's too big that it cannot fit, but more like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00462-00338247-00339630": "Matheus Aaron: In a global frame the variable list x does not contain the actual list, it doesn't connect the actual object, but actually conduct the address to the object which is in the objects baseline over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00463-00340089-00340560": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. So you create an object it less X contact and address", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00464-00340668-00341775": "Matheus Aaron: The address your home address any address to this particular object in the object space. I think I'll change the color of the objects based on a tree. So you have like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00465-00341904-00342051": "Matheus Aaron: A universe of objects.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00466-00342942-00343158": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, I'll tell you all question after this of being said", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00467-00343272-00343383": "Matheus Aaron: Your question is quite long.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00468-00343557-00344739": "Matheus Aaron: Chapter after this. So when it says list why to list extract what it does is, in fact, it should have peace, the pointer is copies the address to the object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00469-00344787-00346434": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, right, the primitive part is the address lab. So in this case list access list what points are the same object. And when I change the value list x ray in this case list x zero, what it does is it tries to access the object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00470-00346548-00346728": "Matheus Aaron: Object over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00471-00346986-00347127": "Matheus Aaron: It tries to access the object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00472-00347229-00347538": "Matheus Aaron: And this list is endless wise points are the same object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00473-00347919-00347976": "Matheus Aaron: So, yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00474-00348114-00348891": "Matheus Aaron: Ok ok being sent. So like when a patent Chester is Reads lists and lists were less and less. Why are actually pointers.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00475-00348996-00349164": "Matheus Aaron: See, these are points.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00476-00349296-00350379": "Matheus Aaron: They are pointers to a nun, or something else. And when you are trying to copy it. You do assignment. Right. The what's been assigned is actually the pointer instead of the actual object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00477-00350610-00350763": "Matheus Aaron: So, is this clear with everyone.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00478-00351789-00352140": "Matheus Aaron: If it's clearly a thumbs up if the first question.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00479-00352734-00353622": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, this is what happens in the first question you assign an X an aside, y equals x. And then you change the value of x and see whether why she changes on", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00480-00353826-00354492": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, a question, is this list, x equals two less white shoe. Yes. Don't say yes this access it goes to this wine.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00481-00354615-00355032": "Matheus Aaron: In fact, in fact, a list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00482-00355179-00355221": "Matheus Aaron: In fact,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00483-00355674-00355974": "Matheus Aaron: I did the code. In fact, if you print", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00484-00356517-00356739": "Matheus Aaron: Print this right this this will print issue.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00485-00356958-00357213": "Matheus Aaron: Because both of them are actually the same objects.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00486-00357579-00357894": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so I think next part right next part is similar", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00487-00358206-00358533": "Matheus Aaron: Next part you assign a particular value.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00488-00359100-00359262": "Matheus Aaron: One aside a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00489-00359499-00359592": "Matheus Aaron: And then to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00490-00359979-00360093": "Matheus Aaron: Insert a function", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00491-00360471-00360564": "Matheus Aaron: Multiply here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00492-00361017-00361092": "Matheus Aaron: Then tree.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00493-00361356-00361464": "Matheus Aaron: See the difference", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00494-00361998-00362724": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so it's less. It's an object as a list class exist in fact list is a class. It is a class actually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00495-00362892-00362925": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00496-00363078-00363705": "Matheus Aaron: So I assign an A. And then inside an F multiply a. So what's going to happen here is is as my", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00497-00363795-00364758": "Matheus Aaron: Yes. Oh yeah, we'll see what happens. So I think this one. We all know what happened, we actually talked about this last week or two weeks ago, I can't remember.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00498-00364845-00366645": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, express a global frame for and request a function Phu si actually if you have observed right through here also does a pointer. So it does not flow itself does not contain the function, but the variable full actually contains a pointer to an object which is a function object.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00499-00366861-00369087": "Matheus Aaron: Then I paint a wishes for obviously in a global frame and then it costs food and food as a frame here x equals a four x times two is a the value of x in sight of food changes and you print it becomes a and then do you print a cell phone.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00500-00369225-00369258": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00501-00369471-00369948": "Matheus Aaron: I think I'll just keep it here. The difference with this one I think is that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00502-00370164-00370203": "Shit.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00503-00370449-00370476": "OK.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00504-00370806-00371202": "Matheus Aaron: So again, you have a list. And we know that list actually points or another point.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00505-00371373-00371514": "Matheus Aaron: When you create a following function.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00506-00371718-00372264": "Matheus Aaron: Print Ma ma to to list a. See, now you see what's going on. Right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00507-00372384-00373506": "Matheus Aaron: So when the thing that you insert inside your function. Right. It's actually a pointer. It's actually an address to that object instead of the actual object being inserted the list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00508-00373560-00374271": "Matheus Aaron: So we can see actually the list point that points to this object. So when it tries to multiply the contents inside the list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00509-00374376-00374643": "Matheus Aaron: It immediately modifies", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00510-00374793-00374886": "Matheus Aaron: The actual list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00511-00375009-00375057": "Matheus Aaron: Outside", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00512-00375309-00375609": "Matheus Aaron: And to 14 of any changes already", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00513-00376089-00376848": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, keep it this way. So what's a valuable lesson here. Right. I mean, like, what's the point of learning on this is that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00514-00376929-00377682": "Matheus Aaron: This list is super powerful. And yes, you can change the value inside of less yada yada yada. But then, because you can change the value inside unless", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00515-00377718-00379344": "Matheus Aaron: It becomes unstable in us, you know, certain way or if you can say it's mutable. Is it can you take as you need to be very careful when you're dealing with it. I mean, you know, as Peter Parker said with great power comes great responsibility.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00516-00379467-00379521": "Matheus Aaron: So,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00517-00379707-00380373": "Matheus Aaron: What is the actual real world applications. In this case, right. Is that what you want to do is when you define food.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00518-00380625-00381381": "Matheus Aaron: Sometimes, right, this is a good practice is that before you actually do with something right. What you want to do is that you wanna", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00519-00381768-00382077": "Matheus Aaron: You want to do is actually create a copy for us.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00520-00382245-00383979": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, I know that this is a shallow copy and only copies the first layer, but this is what you generally want to do. Are you just want to copy and first, in a way, like if you can copy it deeply, then sure. But then, what do you want to do is actually copy. So you don't change anything. Oops.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00521-00384126-00384366": "Matheus Aaron: So for example if here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00522-00385281-00385344": "Matheus Aaron: Next,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00523-00385629-00386268": "Matheus Aaron: So here I create a pointer to hear. But then I'll change the pointer. So getting this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00524-00386346-00387924": "Matheus Aaron: Now so create a new list and in fact upgrade. I have this particular object over here, as I'm not a more defined the origin of object in the first place, as I can freely do my calculations without actually destroying or DISRUPTING ANYTHING.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00525-00388188-00388524": "Matheus Aaron: Then what's up, what's the function over object is gone.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00526-00388833-00389145": "Matheus Aaron: Could you briefly show how to make a deep bumpy", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00527-00389409-00389736": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, if you do the same for Apple. Will there be an error.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00528-00389967-00390561": "Matheus Aaron: Technically, you don't really have to do it for us. Because remember, you cannot change the value in a couple", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00529-00390684-00390876": "Matheus Aaron: So you're, you don't have to be", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00530-00391041-00391674": "Matheus Aaron: quite concerned with a boss Garcia again like you cannot change modify the value inside", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00531-00391815-00392139": "Matheus Aaron: Could you briefly show how to make a Deep Copy war.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00532-00392409-00392496": "Matheus Aaron: Or", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00533-00392976-00393066": "Matheus Aaron: The copier", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00534-00393654-00393696": "Matheus Aaron: Hmm.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00535-00393846-00394002": "Matheus Aaron: Let me think. I'm", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00536-00394923-00395751": "Matheus Aaron: Um, okay, I can I can I can I can. Okay. So say I have a say I have a shitty", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00537-00395922-00396207": "Matheus Aaron: I have a list like this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00538-00396990-00397122": "Matheus Aaron: Deep be", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00539-00398040-00398682": "Matheus Aaron: So now many ways up. This is what I my way, I guess.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00540-00399798-00400017": "Matheus Aaron: Wouldn't be talking right now focus coding", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00541-00401370-00401487": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, let me check for us.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00542-00401796-00401904": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, you do.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00543-00404052-00404424": "Matheus Aaron: You can do a deep copy. But say you wanna come up with your own", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00544-00404910-00404976": "Matheus Aaron: Kind of folk", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00545-00405891-00406305": "Matheus Aaron: Can I say, basically. Yeah. Basically, if I want to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00546-00406419-00406470": "Matheus Aaron: Just create", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00547-00406848-00407091": "Matheus Aaron: So if tracks rule. So if", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00548-00407490-00407757": "Matheus Aaron: I have an original list. I'll do an entry deficient.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00549-00407865-00408501": "Matheus Aaron: So for i in list if I, if the object, right, if the item is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00550-00408624-00409314": "Matheus Aaron: It's a list, then I would do somewhat a recursive call, then like I would do like less than", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00551-00410184-00410412": "Matheus Aaron: A bad deed coffee.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00552-00411234-00411327": "Matheus Aaron: Else.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00553-00411450-00411570": "Matheus Aaron: Just a bonus phenomenal.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00554-00413556-00413625": "Matheus Aaron: This book so", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00555-00414738-00414777": "Matheus Aaron: Oh,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00556-00415997-00416187": "Matheus Aaron: Cabinet so shallow but definitely", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00557-00416445-00416709": "Matheus Aaron: Generally, if you want to create a, like a Deep Copy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00558-00416850-00417756": "Matheus Aaron: Deep copyright or something definitely one like a tree like I forgot it should be because if so basically if item is still a list, keep on practicing law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00559-00418125-00419289": "Matheus Aaron: It's bit I kind of forgot like that. I'll go. I think I did before, but then generally want to do a recursive call. So I f. So, like, if I'm not mistaken, right, it shouldn't be because Sephora. So like if", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00560-00419766-00419976": "Matheus Aaron: I don't know why is it, it returns like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00561-00420096-00420228": "Matheus Aaron: infinity loop, but", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00562-00420339-00420480": "Matheus Aaron: I feel like this is the kinda", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00563-00420834-00421152": "Matheus Aaron: So it's not a bad. Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00564-00421263-00421535": "Matheus Aaron: I'll come back to you later on that I really", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00565-00421668-00421821": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, I'm so sorry.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00566-00421947-00422007": "Matheus Aaron: Anyways,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00567-00422262-00422412": "Matheus Aaron: Let's move on to the last question.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00568-00422735-00422838": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, usually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00569-00423084-00423402": "Matheus Aaron: Because now we have learned about data structure. So apples and", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00570-00423549-00424356": "Matheus Aaron: Apples and less right as we kind of can you stop us and list or create a data that consists of banks types. So you can. I can actually, you know, like create like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00571-00424643-00424725": "Matheus Aaron: You can say that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00572-00424887-00424964": "Matheus Aaron: An order.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00573-00425082-00425382": "Matheus Aaron: And swivel a burger question or an order.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00574-00425571-00426126": "Matheus Aaron: It's a tombola basically it's a couple so in a way where the burgers inside the top was law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00575-00426318-00427101": "Matheus Aaron: So basically if you an empty order is represented by an empty taco and basically a new order is basically you just add a new burger.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00576-00427214-00427245": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00577-00427521-00427842": "Matheus Aaron: So you can create an order like this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00578-00428124-00428468": "Matheus Aaron: And you can come up with function like enough money on", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00579-00428721-00428895": "Matheus Aaron: And you can do like a fantasy.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00580-00429207-00429234": "Matheus Aaron: OK.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00581-00429789-00429849": "Matheus Aaron: I will", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00582-00430139-00430566": "Matheus Aaron: I will not go through this. I think I'll go through this like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00583-00431466-00431505": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00584-00431916-00431943": "Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00585-00432312-00432366": "Matheus Aaron: Hmm.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00586-00432477-00432918": "Matheus Aaron: I mean, it's already 11 2011 and I really do want to like just open q&a for like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00587-00433137-00434189": "Matheus Aaron: Practical. I mean, this one is just like implementation from like what we learned earlier law. So I think you guys can try it on your own. And just like if you guys got any questions, just ask me that we are person on chat.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00588-00434414-00435066": "Matheus Aaron: You should not be that hot really you should not be that hard, like if you guys actually follow the tutorial materials like every week, you should not be that hard.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00589-00435168-00436200": "Matheus Aaron: Um, I think I'll just open the time for any questions regarding practical tools, but then before you guys do anything. I just want to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00590-00436305-00436575": "Matheus Aaron: Give some let you guys know so", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00591-00436713-00437610": "Matheus Aaron: I just knew this from data to Islam. So this practical, so you're not supposed to open anything else. Right. But then you are a lot to US patents in built in.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00592-00437739-00438480": "Matheus Aaron: You can use by us on documentation. So if you can. If you notice here I do actually do something here help", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00593-00438906-00438951": "Matheus Aaron: Clear", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00594-00439535-00440793": "Matheus Aaron: So if I think there's this function called help where if you just type help right of anything, it will give you some, it will give you information on the law. So for example, this has helped string.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00595-00441147-00442029": "Matheus Aaron: So yeah, string is an object, Chris, a new string object and I had, I had a and you can actually see here that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00596-00442329-00442884": "Matheus Aaron: You can actually see here that there's actually a lot of functions inside string.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00597-00443100-00443235": "Matheus Aaron: That you can that can use", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00598-00443379-00443672": "Matheus Aaron: For example, like you get less capitalized case for", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00599-00443838-00444654": "Matheus Aaron: Find as far as the format and its functions is ASCII is the symbol is printable is turmeric.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00600-00444696-00445872": "Matheus Aaron: Joint etc. Do a lot of functions that you can use that. So in the case like when you're stuck when you need to deal with shrink and you don't know how to deal with it. You can kind of find functions like maybe for more. Maybe you can do like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00601-00446133-00446220": "Matheus Aaron: You must specific", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00602-00446343-00446535": "Matheus Aaron: Helped us string upper", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00603-00446652-00446918": "Matheus Aaron: Basically helps you describe what it does.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00604-00447300-00447354": "Matheus Aaron: Shadow", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00605-00447489-00448047": "Matheus Aaron: Get used to this. So, like when the time comes, you can understand what", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00606-00448257-00448488": "Matheus Aaron: I think, for example, we have helped up for", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00607-00448854-00450276": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, this is a built in me immutable sequence. If not, I'll humanistic Evander constructor returns an empty taco truck boy specify the tapas initialize a and if you can see tempo have called", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00608-00450507-00450588": "Matheus Aaron: Index.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00609-00450993-00451289": "Matheus Aaron: You can do another thing, like how max.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00610-00451622-00451929": "Matheus Aaron: So you can always ask about functions about objects and etc.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00611-00453797-00453837": "Matheus Aaron: Still", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00612-00454131-00455004": "Matheus Aaron: So right in method of random random instance return random integer in range a be including both and points for right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00613-00455106-00455316": "Matheus Aaron: So I think this is one thing that you can help.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00614-00455489-00457002": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. Another common question is that, what should be in your cheat sheet, what should be in a chichi, generally speaking, if you are, I mean it's practical example practical exam. So what you want to shoot in the cheat sheet describes like shrink documentation.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00615-00457350-00458334": "Matheus Aaron: Like what, like I think you, what do you want to do is like, what can you do with sharing. So like you perhaps want to read all these things and learn about their features.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00616-00458613-00458646": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, I", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00617-00458754-00458943": "Matheus Aaron: Think there's a lot of good reference here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00618-00459045-00459318": "Matheus Aaron: And then perhaps data structures samples and lists.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00619-00459420-00459453": "Matheus Aaron: Like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00620-00459567-00461976": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, you were perhaps one to learn. Like, what can listen to a band extent. There are some things that we haven't discussed today, such as insert remove pop clear index count sorry sort. This one is pretty fun sort reverse copy. So there's a lot of things that that maps. You guys want to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00621-00462117-00462606": "Matheus Aaron: This is another thing that you want to include in your cheat sheet. My answer should be included.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00622-00462708-00463926": "Matheus Aaron: Maybe like some answer keys to some practical exam papers, I guess, like, the best way to attack the best way to prepare for practical is just practice law. There's no other way out.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00623-00464178-00464318": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00624-00464550-00464646": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, I'm", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00625-00464793-00464859": "Matheus Aaron: Open", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00626-00465030-00466041": "Matheus Aaron: from now till like the end of like until like 1150 just if you guys got any questions regarding practical straight from our", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00627-00466214-00467241": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: First question, how does the assignment equals I work for these costs just now, right, if you have Lisi assigned to lease.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00628-00467247-00467397": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: A plus least be right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00629-00467418-00467583": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: He will create a new lease right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00630-00467655-00468492": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: But then just now you have least X assigned to lease. Why then is true and copied a reference. So why is it different is it", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00631-00468651-00468726": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Is it like cost.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00632-00468885-00469326": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: This a then you have it goes to two other lists and together.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00633-00469392-00470067": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, cuz I think okay for this, for this particular pyrite like Missy Wesley. See you see here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00634-00470139-00470229": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Why is it different.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00635-00470292-00470577": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Because I must follow this assignment in the background.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00636-00470670-00470922": "Matheus Aaron: Because technically I think this one is like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00637-00471183-00471831": "Matheus Aaron: It's not as quite a shock. I mean, because like this one is actually there are some operation that is being done. You want to combine two lists.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00638-00471918-00472835": "Matheus Aaron: And when you want to combine two less. Right. Yeah. What happens is that it becomes a copy law shallow copy. So in this case, right, there's not a what.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00639-00472872-00474147": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Happens if you put lists C equals to lease a dot x dot x 10 least be there will be the pointer in a point to be then the see point to the a", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00640-00474318-00474347": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Oh, yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00641-00474435-00474525": "Matheus Aaron: No, you cannot do that.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00642-00474797-00475074": "Matheus Aaron: I think I'll just give another example, maybe, maybe this one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00643-00475460-00475602": "Matheus Aaron: Think this one is a better example.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00644-00475746-00477495": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so this one is this why it goes to less x plus practice law. So what happens here is that instead of doing the assignment. First, it actually does this operation first law and when a list is involved in operations like plus or minus", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00645-00477726-00478322": "Matheus Aaron: What happens is that it was just like, it will do a shadow of a lot because like when you do like men.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00646-00478455-00478722": "Matheus Aaron: Operations like this. I'll just say I like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00647-00479163-00479487": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Doesn't line between the assignment. He lives within the operation and so", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00648-00479493-00479864": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Yeah, there's something there's operation in first person or copy of era.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00649-00479897-00480443": "Matheus Aaron: The a shallow copy because like I think in this case right what pattern knows that it will be quite messy law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00650-00480576-00481347": "Matheus Aaron: Because like in this case right you don't know like in this particular slide, and you don't know, like whether this list goes to x or this list goes to the other less law.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00651-00481385-00482283": "Matheus Aaron: So, okay, in this case, like it doesn't know like model is we should go to list a list should go to less be it's just like less is being created out of nowhere.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00652-00482343-00483441": "Matheus Aaron: So then it is safe us to do like a shallow copy law and then like after doing this, then it's assigned to. Let's see. So like after the baby is born it. This is a side effect.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00653-00483537-00483600": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Is more like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00654-00483612-00483822": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: The plus is a is a function", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00655-00483852-00484254": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: That takes into barmy does. Then after a Chris are completely returns the value", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00656-00484310-00485043": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, I think it's better to think that way. Now, earlier you mentioned about this right less. Why is he goes to list x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00657-00485118-00485316": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: And x la", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00658-00485475-00485835": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Casa because when you expand right then.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00659-00485960-00486764": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: The one your list X, what point, at what point do the MB right and will least why quite foolish x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00660-00486816-00487760": "Matheus Aaron: Now I'll just say this doesn't work because less excellent extent that's not written anything in it doesn't", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00661-00487887-00488043": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case, when you do this, right.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00662-00488085-00488364": "Matheus Aaron: It will aside none to list. Why I think", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00663-00488463-00488553": "Matheus Aaron: Let me take", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00664-00488556-00488892": "Matheus Aaron: Out my own my own personal notes.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00665-00489099-00489267": "Matheus Aaron: So I think when I'm", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00666-00489387-00489417": "Matheus Aaron: Good.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00667-00489534-00489585": "Matheus Aaron: So I think", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00668-00489906-00489942": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00669-00490260-00490647": "Matheus Aaron: Can you see my. Oh, you cannot see my screen. Is it", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00670-00490908-00490941": "Matheus Aaron: Me.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00671-00491175-00491484": "Matheus Aaron: Is it this way. Computer way disappointing me", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00672-00491589-00491853": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, I'll pull something up for us.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00673-00492477-00492684": "Matheus Aaron: I forget it. Okay, I just think this", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00674-00492876-00493272": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case we have a list of operations over here.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00675-00493518-00494988": "Matheus Aaron: There are some operations that does not return anything. So for example, this one the first three over here, a pan external refers, it will modifies the list right it will manifest the less, but then it will return nothing so it will just return on", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00676-00495132-00495164": "Matheus Aaron: The money.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00677-00495852-00496122": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah, and there was this will return on", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00678-00496268-00497097": "Matheus Aaron: It will directly modifies the last lap. But then it doesn't return the list. So the object list will be modified. And then it just returns that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00679-00497256-00498927": "Matheus Aaron: Now thanks will be a little bit different now. And this other parts. The other parts will have everything value, but it depends on the function as well. So I think one thing to note here is that even if you when you modify a list using any of these right it does not give any return values.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00680-00499043-00499472": "Matheus Aaron: Okay, so please write do during exam. Don't do this.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00681-00499622-00500922": "Matheus Aaron: Okay. I think a lot of few sometimes students are less X equals to a lesser extent because like you what you because you are so used to the idea, like if you want to add plus one to say I have an extra", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00682-00501087-00501177": "Matheus Aaron: I have an x.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00683-00501339-00502260": "Matheus Aaron: Like this and then and then I want to add 15 to 10. Now I want to add 15 to X. You do this right", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00684-00502431-00502692": "Matheus Aaron: It doesn't work that we are with less. This is wrong.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00685-00502866-00503358": "Matheus Aaron: If you want to do it this time, then what you want to do is like list x", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00686-00503468-00503988": "Matheus Aaron: Less x plus another list. This is correct, but", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00687-00504159-00504909": "Matheus Aaron: Everyone to do it like using the fascists that they give just less x not a pet.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00688-00505452-00505845": "Matheus Aaron: The reason why sometimes you want to use the function is that sometimes you just want to", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00689-00505962-00506967": "Matheus Aaron: Modify whatever list that we currently have already law. You don't want to create a new list. Sometimes it's also there are some pointers that are already built inside the list that you just don't want to change.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00690-00507243-00507276": "Matheus Aaron: Okay.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00691-00507710-00507807": "Matheus Aaron: So in this case,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00692-00507989-00508878": "Matheus Aaron: I hope you guys in terms of, let's just remember that this is the way you do it, you create a global frame, then you start pointing creating process and creating another", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00693-00509060-00509124": "Matheus Aaron: Transaction", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00694-00509735-00509808": "Matheus Aaron: Like I think like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00695-00510192-00510810": "Matheus Aaron: This is how you visualize this like so it's like unless by data list. I think another list.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00696-00511458-00512355": "Matheus Aaron: All right, any other questions from for practically anything. I actually like this time is your time to just ask any question regarding practical is", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00697-00512355-00513177": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: It where I should I should you skip questions, then you can think of answers very quickly and move on to the next one.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00698-00513797-00513813": "[PC] Lim Bing Sen: Well,", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00699-00514032-00514788": "Matheus Aaron: The thing is, like, I don't know whether the process lead the, I don't know how hard the process at the paper law has", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00700-00514860-00516114": "Matheus Aaron: I mean, I think the general rule of thumb is that you want to split your time equally for fashions. That's the general rule of thumb right. You want to see. Usually there are two questions or you want to spend like maybe like half an hour per question.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00701-00516255-00516839": "Matheus Aaron: I when for me. Right. The best way to do practically is that you read all the questions from the beginning, till the end first.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00702-00516981-00517788": "Matheus Aaron: After you finish reading from the beginning, till the end. Then you start, you pick the easiest question law first and you do that first.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00703-00517835-00518964": "Matheus Aaron: And another reason. Right. I think I read it somewhere. The reason you want to read all the questions. First is that value is this a psychological reason is that because like when you are still doing like the first question.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00704-00519066-00519855": "Matheus Aaron: Your brain is already starting working on solutions for question to question three in the background. You may not realize it, but it's already working in the background. That's why.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00705-00519893-00520772": "Matheus Aaron: Your goal is to read the entire question first, from the beginning to the end. Also, it also helps you guys to actually like read the questions properly because like i think there's", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00706-00520821-00521730": "Matheus Aaron: This cohort. Right. You guys are pretty bad at reading questions or reading instructions, no offense, but yeah. You guys need to learn how to read questions properly.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00707-00521847-00522720": "Matheus Aaron: And lastly yella when it comes to coding. Right. The first thing that you must do is actually read the question and understand it and plan on paper.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00708-00522777-00523560": "Matheus Aaron: A lot of you actually rush to the coding part and skip the planning part. In fact, because you guys are rushing the recording. But you guys actually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00709-00523659-00524568": "Matheus Aaron: You know you guys are running like a headless chicken. You guys have no no direction. So yeah, I think you guys I think like if you exceed", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00710-00524628-00525774": "Matheus Aaron: 30 minutes for one question I say just move on. Move on to the next question dealing with later deal with it in a background and always start coding on paper.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00711-00525918-00526776": "Matheus Aaron: Come up with a pseudo code come up with like English algorithm like the step by step in English come up with that first, then you start coding", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00712-00527598-00528102": "Matheus Aaron: Any idea how to troubleshoot the screen recording software ah cosmology forum.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00713-00528726-00528873": "Matheus Aaron: Any other questions I think", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00714-00529047-00529098": "Matheus Aaron: Yeah.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00715-00531231-00531594": "Matheus Aaron: Is that Method Man if cannot solve the final answer.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00716-00532287-00532737": "Matheus Aaron: It usually there will be, but it's not gonna be that generous.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00717-00532890-00533502": "Matheus Aaron: Is it's not going to be generous. Like, I think one thing that you need to understand. So be generous guess like", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00718-00533796-00534066": "Matheus Aaron: The fact that your code. That's not a writer, the final answer means that", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00719-00534180-00534438": "Matheus Aaron: Your method doesn't work, usually", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00720-00534690-00535911": "Matheus Aaron: So if there is is not going to regenerate at least like if you've got like the data structures right if you got this and that. Right, you get like one or two marks don't hope on it so much.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00721-00536034-00536754": "Matheus Aaron: So if you cannot solve the final answer, don't have much. Oh, yeah. By the way, feel free to unmute yourself. I do at this stage.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00722-00537000-00537819": "Matheus Aaron: If you guys like have done, pass, pass your papers and you guys got any questions regarding those specific paper questions, feel free to ask me.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00723-00538029-00538239": "Matheus Aaron: I can, we can discuss together.", "hkCjY1rYG_U-00724-00539739-00540378": "Matheus Aaron: There are no more questions left. I'm not. I think I'll just stop holding you guys back. I'll just stop recording here."}}, {"audio_id": "hkHyqxVOWmy", "text": {"hkHyqxVOWmy-00000-00000292-00000351": "welcome", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00001-00000351-00000710": "this tutorial is part of a series designed to help you better understand how to", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00002-00000710-00000911": "ensure that your department's history", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00003-00000911-00001216": "is preserved by transferring records to UNCG's University Archives", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00004-00001216-00001652": "Here we will focus specifically on transferring", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00005-00001652-00001821": "records in a digital format", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00006-00001821-00002184": "As we all know many records today are create electronically", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00007-00002184-00002598": "In the University Archives we want to be sure to collect those records so we are able to", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00008-00002598-00002905": "maintain a complete history of the workings of the University", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00009-00002905-00003311": "let's start by quickly covering what we mean by", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00010-00003311-00003729": "digital records. digital records are records that were created originally an", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00011-00003729-00003867": "electronic format", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00012-00003867-00004234": "these might include emails,  PowerPoint presentations,", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00013-00004234-00004639": "digital videos,  digital photographs, databases, or spreadsheets", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00014-00004639-00005025": "typically they're created and distributed in this electronic format", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00015-00005025-00005452": "often these records will lose valuable bits of", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00016-00005452-00005764": "information or functionality if they're printed", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00017-00005764-00006153": "for example printing a spreadsheet saves most of the basic information", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00018-00006153-00006600": "it contains but it loses its functionality you can't sort or search", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00019-00006600-00006759": "when the information is printed", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00020-00006759-00007159": "and sorting and searching are key factors in making a spreadsheet usable", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00021-00007159-00007602": "also it's important to remember that records are records", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00022-00007602-00008040": "whether they're digital or not. North Carolina's public records law as well as", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00023-00008040-00008415": "the UNC general records retention and disposition schedule", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00024-00008415-00008818": "make it clear that record in all formats - digital or analog -", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00025-00008818-00009354": "may be considered archival records. the key determining factors when deciding on", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00026-00009354-00009681": "whether or not records should be transferred to University Archives are", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00027-00009681-00009790": "content -", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00028-00009790-00010140": "the information the record contains - and  context -", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00029-00010140-00010829": "who created the record. not format. to help us acquire preserve and manage", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00030-00010829-00011021": "these digital archival records", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00031-00011021-00011397": "we work with developers in the library's electronic resources and information", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00032-00011397-00011831": "technology department to develop a tool that allows for easy transfer", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00033-00011831-00012261": "of records from across campus to the University Archives. we called the tool our", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00034-00012261-00012492": "born digital records management system", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00035-00012492-00013050": "or bdrm for short. as with any records transferred to University Archives, we ask", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00036-00013050-00013408": "that you please contact us in advance to ensure that the records transferred", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00037-00013408-00013840": "are archival. also this is particularly important if you will be transferring very", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00038-00013840-00014147": "large files like large digital video files", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00039-00014147-00014468": "which must be transferred outside of the bdrm", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00040-00014468-00015073": "web interface that we'll explore here. So to use BDRM,", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00041-00015073-00015526": "UNCG staff members who are transferring digital files to University Archives", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00042-00015526-00015919": "can log in to the site using their UNCG username", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00043-00015919-00016489": "and password. select University Archives from the drop down menu", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00044-00016489-00017073": "and click the Log In button. This will take you to a screen to begin the process of", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00045-00017073-00017262": "transferring your digital files", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00046-00017262-00017576": "in the top box", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00047-00017576-00017909": "type a brief description of the content of the files are uploading", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00048-00017909-00018237": "this can include a brief statement what the records are", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00049-00018237-00018639": "how they were used and when they were created. for example,", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00050-00018639-00019065": "you might describe the record you're transferring as annual reports from 2010", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00051-00019065-00019187": "to 2013", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00052-00019187-00019556": "and faculty meeting minutes from 2012 to 2013", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00053-00019556-00020117": "or photographs and other promotional material related to the 2014 homecoming", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00054-00020117-00020212": "celebration", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00055-00020212-00020551": "essentially the more information you're able to provide us here", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00056-00020551-00021184": "the better. next confirm that your name and email address are correct", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00057-00021184-00021517": "this should be our auto populated using your UNCG ID", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00058-00021517-00021829": "let us know", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00059-00021829-00022156": "from which department or unit you're transferring the records by selecting", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00060-00022156-00022412": "the appropriate name from the drop-down menu", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00061-00022412-00022840": "if you don't see your department name in the list", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00062-00022840-00023145": "and your department has undergone a recent name change", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00063-00023145-00023534": "please check for your former name and when you finish transferring records", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00064-00023534-00023673": "email us to let us know", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00065-00023673-00024104": "we'll update the name for your future transfers. similarly if you find that", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00066-00024104-00024289": "your department isn't listed at all", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00067-00024289-00024698": "just drop us an email. unfortunately you won't be able to upload your files until", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00068-00024698-00024929": "the department name is included in the list", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00069-00024929-00025485": "but we'll let you know as soon as we fix the omission", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00070-00025485-00025685": "After you've selected your department name,", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00071-00025685-00025994": "click the start uploading button to go to the file", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00072-00025994-00026414": "selection page", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00073-00026414-00026845": "Click add files to select the files you want to transfer to University Archives.", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00074-00026845-00027330": "locate the files you want to upload on your desktop", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00075-00027330-00027686": "and click open to add these files to your transfer queue", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00076-00027686-00028351": "you can add multiple files in one selection. You'll see a list of the", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00077-00028351-00028614": "files that you've selected on the transfer page", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00078-00028614-00029042": "you can add even more files by clicking the Add Files button again", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00079-00029042-00029372": "also if you've", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00080-00029372-00029808": "accidentally added a file that you don't want to transfer to university archives", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00081-00029808-00030204": "you can click the Cancel button next to the file name to delete that file from", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00082-00030204-00030339": "your transfer queue", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00083-00030339-00030800": "when you've added all of the files you want to transfer", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00084-00030800-00031311": "click to start upload button. the bar beside the file name", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00085-00031311-00031614": "will indicate the progress of the file transfer", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00086-00031614-00032137": "when all of the files have uploaded", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00087-00032137-00032491": "click I'm finished uploading to complete the transfer", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00088-00032504-00033342": "Then you'll find the confirmation and thank you screen. on this confirmation screen", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00089-00033343-00033821": "you'll see a list of the files you transferred along with an option to log out.", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00090-00033834-00034509": "if you don't wish to log out you can actually upload additional files", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00091-00034509-00035043": "by clicking the button you see here. this could be for the same or different UNCG department.", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00092-00035059-00035370": "when you're finished, log out", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00093-00035370-00035740": "and you'll also receive a confirmation email listing the", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00094-00035740-00036338": "individual files you transferred. if you have any questions about using", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00095-00036338-00036784": "bdrm or uploading digital files to UNCG University Archives", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00096-00036784-00037333": "please contact us via email or phone. you can also consult our research guide", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00097-00037333-00037744": "which contains additional tutorial videos and tips for records transfer", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00098-00037744-00038202": "thank you for your help in ensuring that we're able to maintain a complete history", "hkHyqxVOWmy-00099-00038202-00038408": "of the University and your department"}}, {"audio_id": "hl9h5CjEkb0", "text": {"hl9h5CjEkb0-00000-00000000-00006000": "You are currently viewing:  Scarp Hollows \"Three Quick Seconds\""}}, {"audio_id": "hlu-0T57SR0", "text": {"hlu-0T57SR0-00000-00000764-00001240": ">> We're going to be talking about humanizing online environments today.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00001-00001240-00001773": "But I'm going to start out with something a little bit different first.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00002-00001773-00002473": "But I want you to keep that concept of humanizing online in mind as we talk through this.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00003-00002473-00002866": "So how many basketball players do I have in here?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00004-00002866-00003076": "How many play basketball?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00005-00003080-00003624": "No? There's a few.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00006-00003624-00003890": "So I'm going to show you a tap,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00007-00003890-00004566": "in a previous life I used to be a high school teacher and a girl's basketball coach.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00008-00004589-00004886": "So this is like one of the drills that we used to do", "hlu-0T57SR0-00009-00004886-00005094": "in practice when we're practicing ball handling.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00010-00005094-00005327": "So I'm going to demonstrate this skill,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00011-00005327-00005658": "and then I'm going to invite a couple of you to come up and try it yourself.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00012-00005658-00005917": "You're ready for this? You're ready?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00013-00005917-00006172": "I'm looking right at you, Mitch.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00014-00006172-00006453": "So this is called the Figure eight.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00015-00006453-00006681": "I'm going to have to set the mic down.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00016-00006905-00007331": "We're going to dribble from the side back behind,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00017-00007331-00007455": "to the left side.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00018-00007455-00008112": "All right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00019-00008112-00008329": "Can you see that?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00020-00008471-00009252": "Okay. So now I need two volunteers to come up and try it for me.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00021-00009252-00009452": "Who wants to come up and try it?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00022-00009452-00009779": "I need two people to try it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00023-00009779-00010165": "All right, let's do it. One more.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00024-00010409-00010702": "Come up, Lexi.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00025-00011321-00011565": "Okay. All right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00026-00011565-00011800": "I need you to try that real fast.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00027-00012596-00013255": "There it is, yeah. Nicely done.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00028-00013760-00014713": "All right. That just feels really wrong. Let's see it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00029-00015260-00015544": "There it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00030-00016713-00017193": "Yes, thank you.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00031-00017384-00017726": "There's all sorts of things we can process here.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00032-00017726-00018064": "How does this relate to us teaching online?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00033-00018064-00018650": ">> You might look at something and understand it one way,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00034-00018650-00019101": "but when we're trying to do it online, we can't.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00035-00019101-00019306": "It's like the football,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00036-00019306-00019842": "we can't seem to get it through back to the instructor what we're trying to do.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00037-00019842-00020337": "What we're able to convey as a teacher is dependent obviously.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00038-00020337-00020628": "We think it's one way and they think it's another.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00039-00020628-00020927": ">> I like that. So a lot of times in online classes sometimes when", "hlu-0T57SR0-00040-00020927-00021233": "we're trying to share something with them or teach them something,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00041-00021233-00021390": "it comes across one way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00042-00021390-00021611": "Maybe we don't have the ability", "hlu-0T57SR0-00043-00021611-00021920": "given the technology or whatever it is for them to be able to", "hlu-0T57SR0-00044-00021920-00022443": "demonstrate the same thing for us or there's certainly challenges that way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00045-00022443-00022762": "All right, good. What else? Mitch.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00046-00022762-00023263": ">> Given that online are new or newer at least,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00047-00023263-00023724": "it's highly likely that the way that the instructor learnt", "hlu-0T57SR0-00048-00023724-00024175": "the content that they're teaching is not an online thing.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00049-00024175-00024466": "The way that they have become used,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00050-00024466-00024612": "\"Oh, look how easy it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00051-00024612-00024831": "If I can do it, you can do it too.\"", "hlu-0T57SR0-00052-00024831-00025077": "Well, learning in an online environment may not", "hlu-0T57SR0-00053-00025077-00025317": "be something the instructor may not have experience and obviously", "hlu-0T57SR0-00054-00025317-00025840": "that's going to bias them in their abilities to teach effectively.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00055-00025840-00026492": ">> I like that. So the idea that because online instruction is a newer thing,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00056-00026492-00026758": "a lot of us who are teaching online may not have", "hlu-0T57SR0-00057-00026758-00027104": "actually received that same content in an online format,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00058-00027104-00027532": "and so teaching it and conveying it that way can be very different.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00059-00027532-00027969": "Good. I like that. Other thoughts, one more yeah.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00060-00028063-00028432": ">> Students are different in schools but the goals is which is teaching theory.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00061-00028432-00028842": "But then you as a professor you have a perfect goal because", "hlu-0T57SR0-00062-00028842-00029333": "you have all the knowledge and all the means to set that up but then", "hlu-0T57SR0-00063-00029333-00029757": "the student may realize might actually not benefit from", "hlu-0T57SR0-00064-00029757-00030513": "the exact content setup or a means to be able to achieve that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00065-00030513-00030962": ">> I like that. So a lot of times we may be able to show them", "hlu-0T57SR0-00066-00030962-00031223": "resources or show them tools but they may", "hlu-0T57SR0-00067-00031223-00031541": "not have the access to those same tools or those same resources.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00068-00031541-00032031": "So I actually found that to be very true this summer when I went and taught in Ecuador,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00069-00032031-00032512": "that course I was teaching was virtual learning environments,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00070-00032512-00033131": "and all of the students in that class we're K-12 in-service teachers.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00071-00033131-00033419": "So they they were teaching their own classes.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00072-00033419-00033929": "The goal of the class was for me to show them how to use technology to teach.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00073-00033929-00034218": "So all of them were teaching English in their schools in Ecuador,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00074-00034218-00034643": "show them how to teach using technology in their schools.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00075-00034643-00035054": "Vast differences in access to technology", "hlu-0T57SR0-00076-00035054-00035446": "between the schools and the different students that were in that class.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00077-00035446-00035774": "Some of them came from courses or schools", "hlu-0T57SR0-00078-00035774-00035987": "that were up in the highlands that had very little funding.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00079-00035987-00036362": "In fact, one school didn't even have electricity in their building,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00080-00036362-00036578": "compared to some of the schools,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00081-00036578-00036821": "some of the private schools that were in the big cities that", "hlu-0T57SR0-00082-00036821-00037099": "have plenty of resources to be able to do things that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00083-00037099-00037250": "So absolutely.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00084-00037250-00037545": "We see that with teaching quite a bit.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00085-00037741-00038282": "So when we think about online teaching and teaching in general,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00086-00038282-00038697": "I like to refer back to something that Dan Campbell's talked to us about once.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00087-00038697-00038946": "He came here for an ETU seminar.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00088-00038946-00039447": "Really what he focused on was telling us how in college,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00089-00039447-00039627": "in higher education experience,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00090-00039627-00040247": "really what matters for students success is that a student can connect to a faculty,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00091-00040247-00040410": "one or even two.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00092-00040410-00040645": "If they can make that connection?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00093-00040645-00041042": "That is one of those key indicators that they're going to be successful,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00094-00041042-00041288": "and that they're going to be able to have", "hlu-0T57SR0-00095-00041288-00041468": "a successful learning experience at", "hlu-0T57SR0-00096-00041468-00041783": "the university and then go on to have a career afterwards.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00097-00041783-00042193": "He spent 10 years researching in this institution.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00098-00042193-00042647": "This was one of the major findings that a student making a connection with", "hlu-0T57SR0-00099-00042647-00043137": "the faculty was a major indicator for their success.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00100-00043137-00043671": "So I want you to keep that in mind as we're talking about online environments.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00101-00043714-00044211": "So when you think about humanizing an online course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00102-00044211-00044498": "what are some of the things that come to mind?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00103-00044498-00044712": "When we say humanizing and online course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00104-00044712-00044979": "what are some of the things that come to mind?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00105-00045410-00045976": "Interaction, not feel isolated, good what else?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00106-00045976-00046066": ">> Feedback.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00107-00046066-00046162": ">> Say that again.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00108-00046162-00046204": ">> Feedback.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00109-00046204-00046537": ">> Feedback, providing feedback. What else?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00110-00046537-00046695": ">> Giving students choices.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00111-00046695-00046858": ">> Giving students choices?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00112-00046858-00047280": "I like that. Yeah.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00113-00047280-00047310": ">> Personality.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00114-00047310-00047493": ">> Personality, showing your personality.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00115-00047493-00047923": "Yes. Don't be a robot.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00116-00048005-00048564": "Good. Other things humanizing your online course. These are all great.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00117-00048564-00048679": ">> Collaboration.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00118-00048679-00048879": ">> Collaboration.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00119-00048879-00049263": "Yeah. One more.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00120-00049263-00049428": ">> Acknowledging their limitations.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00121-00049428-00049670": ">> Acknowledging limitations. I like that too.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00122-00049670-00050012": "Perfect. So we're going to address all of these that we talk about", "hlu-0T57SR0-00123-00050012-00050454": "this through the concept of architecture of engagement.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00124-00050454-00050833": "So Riggs and Linder talking about this in their paper.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00125-00050833-00051263": "One of the things they bring up in a physical classroom like this,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00126-00051263-00051710": "when a student walks in, they immediately see the environment,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00127-00051710-00052136": "and the environment signals to them the types of interactions that are going to happen.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00128-00052136-00052458": "So in a setting like this where we have like", "hlu-0T57SR0-00129-00052458-00052916": "stadium seating and there's a presentation area at the front.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00130-00052916-00053405": "What types of interactions are going to take place in this space,in this environment?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00131-00053405-00053523": ">> Lecture hall.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00132-00053523-00053679": ">> It's a lecture hall.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00133-00053679-00053960": "You're going to sit there, I'm going to talk to you.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00134-00053960-00054538": "We don't have that luxury in an online course.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00135-00054538-00054866": "Students are going to come into that online environment,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00136-00054866-00055462": "and the environment doesn't inherently signal to them what's going to happen,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00137-00055462-00055716": "what type of interactions are going to happen.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00138-00055716-00056057": "Have you seen this, when you teach classes?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00139-00056057-00056444": "I know from when I took online classes as a graduate student,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00140-00056444-00056577": "I certainly felt this way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00141-00056577-00057027": "You login to the course and you try to orient yourself.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00142-00057027-00057229": "Where am I going to be going?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00143-00057229-00057607": "How am I going to access these materials? Things like that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00144-00057607-00057954": "So think about this concept of architecture of engagement.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00145-00057954-00058626": "The environment speaking or signaling to us how we are going to interact.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00146-00058645-00059210": "Riggs and Linder further explain these three main ideas on how", "hlu-0T57SR0-00147-00059210-00059703": "you can create this architecture of engagement in your online class.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00148-00059703-00059947": "So first of all, it's this syllabus.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00149-00059947-00060292": "That's really where we want to point students first.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00150-00060292-00060529": "Most of our course design is we are", "hlu-0T57SR0-00151-00060529-00060895": "really trying to push the student to the syllabus first.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00152-00060895-00061372": "That's our first opportunity as an instructor to set clear expectations for the students.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00153-00061372-00061613": "Let them know; one,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00154-00061613-00062018": "I always like to put at the top my communication expectations.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00155-00062018-00062242": "So if you contact me,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00156-00062242-00062510": "I will get back to you within 24 to 48 hours.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00157-00062510-00062675": "So that's clear.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00158-00062675-00062819": "If I'm reaching out to you,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00159-00062819-00063025": "I'm going to do it via the announcements,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00160-00063025-00063486": "I'm going to do it via message and I'm going to set those clear expectations.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00161-00063494-00064026": "However, we do know through the data that we have collected on this,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00162-00064026-00064449": "that the syllabus isn't always the first place that the students go, right?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00163-00064566-00064776": ">> Ever?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00164-00064965-00065304": ">> Ever. Sometimes. We do get", "hlu-0T57SR0-00165-00065304-00065632": "some students that their first click is the syllabus but true.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00166-00065632-00065855": ">> I mean, ever go.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00167-00065855-00066146": ">> Do they ever actually even make it to the syllabus?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00168-00066146-00066398": ">> They never make it to the syllabus.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00169-00066398-00066694": ">> We actually looked at that too to see how many clicks in", "hlu-0T57SR0-00170-00066694-00066989": "the course before students are accessing the syllabus,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00171-00066989-00067441": "and sometimes it was like 14 clicks over two weeks", "hlu-0T57SR0-00172-00067441-00067903": "before they made it to the syllabus, right? It can happen.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00173-00067903-00068231": ">> There are questions sometimes that are clearly answered in the syllabus,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00174-00068231-00068476": "last few weeks of the semester.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00175-00068476-00069040": "So it clearly indicates that the students never really [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00176-00069040-00069259": ">> Yes. That's absolutely true.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00177-00069259-00069488": "Sometimes the students don't go there.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00178-00069488-00069631": ">> Especially in an online course.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00179-00069631-00069881": ">> Actually [inaudible] , that's a great segue to the second point,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00180-00069881-00070085": "is our course orientation.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00181-00070085-00070489": "So in course orientation, we give an introduction to the instructor.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00182-00070489-00070819": "We give an introduction to the course content itself.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00183-00070819-00071122": "But sometimes, we can also provide a walk-through,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00184-00071122-00071437": "a step through of when you're in this environment,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00185-00071437-00071566": "when you're in this class,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00186-00071566-00071932": "this is the direction you should be going.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00187-00071932-00072311": "You should first log in and look at the current module.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00188-00072311-00072622": "I'm going to have a weekly summary for", "hlu-0T57SR0-00189-00072622-00072991": "each module of what you're going to be doing, where you should be going.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00190-00072991-00073250": "All right. So that course orientation is helpful.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00191-00073250-00074044": "Along with that is also designing a module course structure that is easy to navigate,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00192-00074044-00074200": "easy to understand for the students.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00193-00074200-00074584": "It's straightforward, it's simple to navigate. Go ahead [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00194-00074584-00075490": ">> All right. I need that. All right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00195-00075490-00075640": "So when you're building out your course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00196-00075640-00076460": "this is the chance for you to create this environment that is more human.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00197-00076460-00076837": "I'm going to show you a couple of things that Travis mentioned,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00198-00076837-00077389": "but I also want to add something onto what we need to be putting on our syllabus.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00199-00077389-00077825": "So as Travis talked about, contact information.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00200-00077825-00078189": "All of this information that goes on the syllabus,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00201-00078189-00078321": "all the normal stuff,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00202-00078321-00078852": "but you want to make sure that they're aware of when you will be contacting them,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00203-00078852-00079120": "how best to contact you.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00204-00079131-00079592": "Then the other thing I want to add with the syllabus is rationale.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00205-00079592-00079964": "Because if you're not telling your students why you're doing something,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00206-00079964-00080455": "they may just think that it's busy work and shut off really early on.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00207-00080455-00080858": "So if you're letting your students know the rationale behind what you're doing,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00208-00080858-00081306": "then you may find that they're more apt to participate.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00209-00081306-00081480": "Just a quick example.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00210-00081480-00081802": "I designed this course for the ITLS program.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00211-00081802-00082088": "It's a tools class.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00212-00082088-00082330": "So if any of you are familiar with the ITLS Department,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00213-00082330-00082477": "they call this tools classes.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00214-00082477-00083051": "What it is, is I'm showing students how to use an authoring tool called Adobe Captivate.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00215-00083051-00083543": "But I also had discussions because I had undergrad and grad students in there.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00216-00083543-00083908": "I had undergrad students who hadn't gone through any instructional design training,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00217-00083908-00084175": "and I wanted to give them a brief overview of that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00218-00084175-00084494": "But then I also wanted to go through things like accessibility,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00219-00084494-00084908": "and why we would be using Adobe Captivate as an authoring tool.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00220-00084908-00085217": "I did get a comment,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00221-00085217-00085453": "a negative comment, that said,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00222-00085453-00085754": "\"This is a tools class, why are we using discussions?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00223-00085754-00086152": "Why do we need to know all this extra stuff?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00224-00086152-00086420": "Why can't you just teach me how to use the tool?\"", "hlu-0T57SR0-00225-00086448-00086725": "That's the point where I went back and I added", "hlu-0T57SR0-00226-00086725-00087049": "rationale and I told the students in the syllabus,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00227-00087049-00087385": "\"We're doing this because someday you're going to be out in", "hlu-0T57SR0-00228-00087385-00087746": "the work field wanting to build something in Adobe Captivate.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00229-00087746-00088012": "But with this course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00230-00088012-00088389": "I'm also showing you how to go through the steps in order to build content", "hlu-0T57SR0-00231-00088389-00088838": "to put into Adobe Captivate to then show to an audience.\"", "hlu-0T57SR0-00232-00088838-00088967": ">> To be able to collaborate with others.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00233-00088967-00089182": ">> Right, you have to be able to collaborate with others.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00234-00089182-00089497": "So putting that rationale in your syllabus is also really important.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00235-00089497-00089676": "This is a great opportunity,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00236-00089676-00089837": "when they first come into your course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00237-00089837-00089980": "to be able to show that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00238-00089980-00090136": "So I showed you the syllabus.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00239-00090136-00090449": "Now, let us show you this course introduction.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00240-00090456-00091123": "I am fine putting pictures of myself and talking about myself.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00241-00091123-00091478": "It's fine. I'm okay, really.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00242-00091478-00091784": "But anyway, and I love showing off my adorable boys.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00243-00091784-00092443": "So showing the students who I am and the kind of instructor I want to be,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00244-00092443-00092930": "and hopefully, I'm showing them that I am approachable and someone that they can talk to,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00245-00092930-00093223": "I really strive to do that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00246-00093223-00093625": "So making this a nice place for them to be,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00247-00093625-00094073": "and hopefully, a homey place for them to be is really important to me.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00248-00094073-00094418": "But then I also have a few steps for them to go through.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00249-00094418-00094656": "Reading the syllabus, purchasing their textbooks,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00250-00094656-00094834": "looking at the library information.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00251-00094834-00095155": "It's so important that students know what's available to them.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00252-00095155-00095530": "I have come across so many students who have no idea that they can go", "hlu-0T57SR0-00253-00095530-00096008": "online and search on the library database and find books,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00254-00096008-00096383": "and be able to read them for free.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00255-00096383-00096859": "But also showing them a canvas student orientation if they're new.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00256-00096859-00097204": "Then reading about academic integrity and etiquette is really important.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00257-00097204-00097667": "I want them to be nice to each other while they're online. Yeah. Oh sorry.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00258-00097667-00097837": ">> Is that book available online?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00259-00097837-00098248": ">> No. It's not actually.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00260-00098248-00098765": "This is brand new because Adobe Captivate 2019 came out last year.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00261-00098765-00099101": "So this is a like a $35 book on Amazon.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00262-00099101-00099268": "It's actually a really good book.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00263-00099268-00099388": "I taught it in the course.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00264-00099388-00099772": "It's got some really good stuff in it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00265-00099772-00100250": "Anyway, so then what was our modular course structure?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00266-00100250-00100442": "So let me go to the modules.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00267-00100442-00100703": "So I like to build out a course week by week,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00268-00100703-00100886": "especially an online course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00269-00100886-00101291": "so that the students know exactly what they're doing week-by-week so.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00270-00101291-00101476": "Then as Travis talked about,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00271-00101476-00102058": "this easy to navigate course will make it better and more accessible for your students.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00272-00102058-00102356": "So each week they know that there's an overview,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00273-00102356-00102838": "and putting in the overview and their assignments in all of these weeks.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00274-00102838-00103066": "So I'll show you one of the overviews that I have.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00275-00103066-00103405": "I also made a video each week.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00276-00103405-00103533": "Just an introduction.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00277-00103533-00103741": "I think the shortest one was two and a half minutes,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00278-00103741-00104026": "and the longest one was probably 11 to 12 minutes", "hlu-0T57SR0-00279-00104026-00104411": "because I had to address some things that had happened the week before.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00280-00104411-00104578": ">> [inaudible] because I was a guest speaker.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00281-00104578-00104815": ">> Oh, that's right. There's one that's like 20 minutes,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00282-00104815-00105068": "but that's because Travis was on there.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00283-00105117-00105493": "Anyway, and I did have guest speakers and I loved that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00284-00105493-00105733": "Anytime I can, I love to have guest speakers", "hlu-0T57SR0-00285-00105733-00106136": "because I want to let students know that wherever they are,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00286-00106136-00106531": "really the person sitting next to them might be an expert in something.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00287-00106531-00106817": "So I always try and reiterate that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00288-00106817-00107158": "But I did do an introduction each week, once again,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00289-00107158-00107782": "to hopefully show them that I am approachable and maybe a fun person to talk to,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00290-00107782-00108002": "or I like to think I am.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00291-00108002-00108239": "But then I also had objectives,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00292-00108239-00108604": "readings, and then tutorials that went along.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00293-00108604-00108718": "These are YouTube videos.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00294-00108718-00108851": "As we got into the class,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00295-00108851-00109174": "I did screen capture tutorials and things like that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00296-00109174-00109495": "But it's thinking outside the box and trying", "hlu-0T57SR0-00297-00109495-00109877": "to figure out how to reach your students in unique ways.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00298-00109877-00110358": "As we know, they're not going to really pay attention to videos for very long,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00299-00110358-00110564": "that's why my introductions are really short.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00300-00110564-00110845": "I did see just a couple of days ago,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00301-00110845-00110972": "I actually looked at the views,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00302-00110972-00111322": "and more of my students viewed my videos at the beginning of the semester than at", "hlu-0T57SR0-00303-00111322-00111803": "the end because they knew that it was just me saying hi,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00304-00111803-00112040": "but I still enjoy them.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00305-00112040-00112279": "I mean it was still worth it for me to make", "hlu-0T57SR0-00306-00112279-00112579": "them whether they're there watching them or not.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00307-00112579-00112964": "Like I said, I like to keep things simple.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00308-00112964-00113371": "Because I've linked all of the files in my pages,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00309-00113371-00113542": "I get rid of files in my navigation.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00310-00113542-00113863": "I get rid of pages in my navigation because they're going to be able to find", "hlu-0T57SR0-00311-00113863-00114234": "everything on those overview pages and in the modules.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00312-00114234-00114535": "So I'd like to direct them that way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00313-00114765-00115219": ">> So I don't want to spend a lot of time on the theory behind this,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00314-00115219-00115359": "of what we're talking about.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00315-00115359-00115607": "But this is a helpful model to keep in mind,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00316-00115607-00115880": "it's called the Community of Inquiry Framework.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00317-00115880-00116184": "Specifically when we're talking about humanizing the online course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00318-00116184-00116465": "we're talking about the social presence aspect.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00319-00116465-00116726": "So we're talking about social presence.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00320-00116726-00117483": "A helpful way to think about that comes from Michelle Pacansky-Brock who I", "hlu-0T57SR0-00321-00117483-00117799": "actually I'm going to give a plug here for because she's going to be coming to", "hlu-0T57SR0-00322-00117799-00118207": "our campus and doing an ETE seminar on October 3rd.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00323-00118207-00118538": "She talks a lot about this in her work.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00324-00118538-00118880": "I told you I had a slide about a robot, right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00325-00118880-00119671": "So her first tip here on how to humanize the online learning environment is presence,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00326-00119671-00119890": "or in other words, don't be a robot.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00327-00119890-00120135": "So create lively welcome videos,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00328-00120135-00120319": "like what Aaron was just talking about.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00329-00120319-00120766": "You can also provide feedback to your students using video or audio on their assignments,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00330-00120766-00120971": "and this is really easy to do in Canvas.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00331-00120971-00121445": "You can also offer times to meet the students in a synchronous way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00332-00121445-00121642": "So whether that's on like Webex,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00333-00121642-00121884": "or Skype, or Facetime, or whatever it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00334-00121884-00122218": ">> I also like the idea of making it an option on", "hlu-0T57SR0-00335-00122218-00122633": "discussion boards for students to respond in writing,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00336-00122633-00122888": "with audio, or with video.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00337-00123129-00123394": ">> Her next tip is awareness.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00338-00123394-00123633": "So knowing who your students are.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00339-00123633-00123877": "Helpful way to do this is to provide a survey to", "hlu-0T57SR0-00340-00123877-00124179": "your students in week one to get to know them.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00341-00124179-00124656": "You can also do an icebreaker-type discussion to help to get to know your students,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00342-00124656-00125130": "and also, to help them to get to know each other.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00343-00125130-00125725": "That can also be a good way to build informative feedback loops, right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00344-00125725-00126135": "So you can model the way that you're going to be accepting", "hlu-0T57SR0-00345-00126135-00126585": "and providing video feedback in a low-stakes icebreaker at the start of the course,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00346-00126585-00127048": "and then continue using that throughout the semester in different ways.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00347-00127048-00127465": "Then third and final here she says empathy, right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00348-00127465-00128143": "So being able to recognize when your students need extra supports.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00349-00128143-00128476": "So first of all, that's being approachable.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00350-00128476-00128872": "Showing them that you are open to them contacting you,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00351-00128872-00129089": "you are open to them meeting with you.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00352-00129089-00129556": "But it also takes you checking in with them on an individual basis.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00353-00129556-00129855": "Knowing who your students are,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00354-00129855-00130219": "and being able to check with them on an individual basis is really helpful.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00355-00130219-00130576": "Then of course, supporting students through difficult times.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00356-00130576-00130916": "I think most of us have an experience as an instructor where a student says,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00357-00130916-00131333": "\"I had a relative pass away,\" or \"My child is sick,\" or", "hlu-0T57SR0-00358-00131333-00131789": "something like that that they need a little bit of extra support to move through.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00359-00131789-00132014": "They may need some sort of small accommodation,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00360-00132014-00132477": "whether that's turning in an assignment in later than you had planned, or whatever it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00361-00132477-00133098": "But be responsive to your students and recognize when they need extra support.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00362-00133203-00133844": "So an important part or an important aspect of this for us as instructors,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00363-00133844-00134171": "is to reflect on our own teaching practice.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00364-00134171-00134566": "I love this quote. The context", "hlu-0T57SR0-00365-00134566-00134873": "of this is talking about the scholarship of teaching and learning.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00366-00134873-00135175": "But Jay says, \"Reflection entails a process of", "hlu-0T57SR0-00367-00135175-00135496": "contemplation with an openness to being changed,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00368-00135496-00135679": "a willingness to learn,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00369-00135679-00136037": "and a sense of responsibility for doing one's best.\"", "hlu-0T57SR0-00370-00136037-00136561": "So I want to pause here for just a second and I want you to reflect on your own teaching.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00371-00136561-00137089": "So if you have a device or if you want to flip to the notes in the back of your schedule,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00372-00137089-00137335": "somewhere you can write something down,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00373-00137335-00137953": "I want you to reflect on one thing that you can do to humanize your class.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00374-00137953-00138082": "We've talked about a lot of things.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00375-00138082-00138427": "Reflect right now, on your own teaching, on your own class,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00376-00138427-00138917": "what's one thing that you can do to humanize your own class?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00377-00138987-00139513": "I'd love to hear from you on some of the things", "hlu-0T57SR0-00378-00139513-00139790": "you were discussing either something you decided to share,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00379-00139790-00140008": "something that was shared to you in your group.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00380-00140008-00140384": "Who would like to share with the group here?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00381-00140391-00140825": "I'm going to hand you the mic too. No pressure though.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00382-00141180-00141751": ">> So here is a thought thing that it's not like something we're doing", "hlu-0T57SR0-00383-00141751-00141943": "but maybe something can answer for us.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00384-00141943-00142619": "But in a course that is asynchronous that students can take at their own pace,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00385-00142619-00143057": "having trying to humanize it by having them discuss with each other,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00386-00143057-00143329": "when they can move through modules at different times,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00387-00143329-00143857": "how can you facilitate that peer interaction,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00388-00143857-00144287": "when it's in that asynchronous manner?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00389-00144327-00144679": ">> That's a great question. So I have a few thoughts", "hlu-0T57SR0-00390-00144679-00144991": "but I'm going to throw this back out to the group,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00391-00144991-00145231": "because I know we have experienced instructors here.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00392-00145231-00145412": "Don, do you want to speak to that?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00393-00145412-00145733": "Oh, you're telling me I have five minutes. Okay.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00394-00145733-00146072": ">> I'll speak to that. Don't let them do that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00395-00146072-00146681": "Sorry. Asynchronous. I've been teaching since 2013 online,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00396-00146681-00146917": "everything is asynchronous. You can do it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00397-00146917-00147172": "I don't care if you're doing it at 2:00 in the morning on Thursday but there are", "hlu-0T57SR0-00398-00147172-00147526": "deadlines for that module that week and when you're not moving on,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00399-00147526-00147704": "I'm not going to release something.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00400-00147704-00148024": "I'll release two weeks ahead so people who are gone on vacations,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00401-00148024-00148264": "they got life, they're having a baby, I don't care what it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00402-00148264-00148612": "But the discussions, I keep them together", "hlu-0T57SR0-00403-00148612-00148816": "because we're moving through this content and then I do", "hlu-0T57SR0-00404-00148816-00149104": "a reflection every Monday morning or I call them out", "hlu-0T57SR0-00405-00149104-00149549": "specifically in their reflection and they know I'm going to read every single word.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00406-00149549-00149888": "So the thing is keep them together.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00407-00149888-00150007": "Keep them together.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00408-00150007-00150118": "Even though it's asynchronous,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00409-00150118-00150371": "put them in weekly modules where they're moving together.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00410-00150371-00150752": "But I do release the content so those who have life, everyone,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00411-00150752-00151012": "can get a little bit ahead but they know and they can get", "hlu-0T57SR0-00412-00151012-00151412": "ahead on the discussions too but I'm not going to just say,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00413-00151412-00151766": "\"You overachievers go,\" and they're like,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00414-00151766-00151973": "at week 15 in three weeks,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00415-00151973-00152323": "because that doesn't give them enough breadth or feedback", "hlu-0T57SR0-00416-00152323-00152650": "from me on the content that's being delivered.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00417-00152650-00152897": "So don't let them do it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00418-00152967-00153512": ">> I love that. I would echo that as well.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00419-00153512-00153746": "For me, as an instructor,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00420-00153746-00154298": "part of the experience of the course is providing those interactions with the students.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00421-00154298-00154493": "That's an important part of the course.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00422-00154493-00154712": "So even if they do move ahead,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00423-00154712-00155059": "whether it's two weeks or whatever in their own progress,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00424-00155059-00155452": "they still need to come back for those synchronous activities.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00425-00155452-00155768": "Whether it's an online discussion or whatever it is.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00426-00155768-00156091": ">> Asynchronous mean they have a week to do it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00427-00156091-00156289": ">> They could do it over a week absolutely.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00428-00156289-00156916": "Yeah. Okay. What else did you talk about in your groups?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00429-00156916-00157280": "How else are you going to humanize your course?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00430-00157512-00158153": ">> So I said I'm going to go to a city and have Erin build up my course modules.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00431-00158247-00158591": ">> I told her she showed her course, that was going to happen.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00432-00158591-00159055": ">> No, we all laughed and I did say it like it was a little bit of a joke but I'm serious.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00433-00159055-00159334": "Also, isn't that a service that you guys provide?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00434-00159334-00159926": "If we need help using design tools and we're new and important new to that,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00435-00159926-00160282": "and we want to get some scaffolding from you guys.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00436-00160282-00160489": "That is the service you provide, that's real.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00437-00160489-00160769": ">> That's one of my favorite things to do.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00438-00160769-00160901": ">> So I'm not joking.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00439-00160901-00161559": ">> Yeah, I have Erin do my courses too. Actually, it's true.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00440-00161559-00162178": "She is fantastic at finding ways to have visual indicators in", "hlu-0T57SR0-00441-00162178-00162799": "your course that simplify and make the course look and feel,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00442-00162799-00162959": "add a better flow to it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00443-00162959-00163369": "The signals information to the students a lot better. All right.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00444-00163369-00163529": "One more item.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00445-00163529-00164182": "How are you going to humanize your own course? Charlie.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00446-00164204-00164410": ">> So I'm going to take this from", "hlu-0T57SR0-00447-00164410-00164703": "a different perspective because I'm not currently teaching,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00448-00164703-00165000": "but I'm a recent grad of the Idealist grad program everything so I just", "hlu-0T57SR0-00449-00165000-00165331": "wanted to give my feedback as a very recent student.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00450-00165331-00165861": "Now, one of my favorite ways that I had a professor on online to humanize it was,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00451-00165861-00165966": "and you just spoke about it,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00452-00165966-00166387": "was to actually read and reply to our discussion posts.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00453-00166387-00166644": "I had both within the program of I", "hlu-0T57SR0-00454-00166644-00166907": "would do my discussion posts and then talk to my peers,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00455-00166907-00167098": "get the grade because I did the work on it but", "hlu-0T57SR0-00456-00167098-00167260": "then I had other professors that would weekly", "hlu-0T57SR0-00457-00167260-00167618": "jump on there and actually replied to ours and challenge us,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00458-00167618-00167909": "and kind of make us defend our opinions again,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00459-00167909-00168181": "and I knew they were actually reading and then made", "hlu-0T57SR0-00460-00168181-00168775": "my effort in their discussion posts felt more real.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00461-00168775-00168898": "So thanks for Erin,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00462-00168898-00169108": "you actually did that in that captivate course when I took it.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00463-00169108-00169439": "So you would make us actually defend our opinions.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00464-00169596-00169769": ">> Yeah, please.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00465-00169769-00169943": ">> Soon it will be back on.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00466-00169943-00170176": "I change my image every week,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00467-00170176-00170483": "to reflect the content that we are studying.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00468-00170483-00170743": "It's not that hard. It's really not that hard.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00469-00170743-00171068": "But it's like well, we're on this week it's also a visual cue,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00470-00171068-00171373": "and I usually take a little Photoshop work and put", "hlu-0T57SR0-00471-00171373-00171670": "the topic embedded into it and I try and pick beautiful pictures", "hlu-0T57SR0-00472-00171670-00171964": "from various parts of the state or like I'm", "hlu-0T57SR0-00473-00171964-00172373": "a mountain biker so there's pictures of this is my recent trip to wherever,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00474-00172373-00172808": "so personalizes that but each week it reflects the topic.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00475-00172839-00173167": "People, it is a very small thing like, well,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00476-00173167-00173603": "it's pretty interesting or like what are we going to see this week.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00477-00173667-00173948": ">> I like that. Thank you.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00478-00174897-00175007": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00479-00175007-00175175": ">> Okay. We have one minute left.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00480-00175175-00175691": "Any final questions, thoughts that you'd like to share?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00481-00176361-00176666": "Erin, final thoughts?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00482-00176883-00177287": "How many courses are you willing to edit?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00483-00177300-00177817": ">> This week, not very many.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00484-00177817-00178120": "But if you need a simple like", "hlu-0T57SR0-00485-00178120-00178406": "a template setup or anything like that, you can let us know.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00486-00178406-00178600": "We do offer that service, and like I said,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00487-00178600-00178811": "it is one of my favorite things to do,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00488-00178811-00179177": "and I can show you more examples if you want to see them.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00489-00179277-00179549": ">> During the online discussion,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00490-00179549-00179929": "after that post of you allowing them to see all the other posts,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00491-00179929-00180592": "is there any way that you used to ensure that they read your post? [inaudible]", "hlu-0T57SR0-00492-00180592-00181108": ">> So you're asking if you're having them look", "hlu-0T57SR0-00493-00181108-00181352": "at all of the discussion posts from their peers?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00494-00181352-00181462": ">> I assume that they are not.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00495-00181462-00181793": ">> I would assume that they're not reading all of them as well.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00496-00181793-00182308": "Actually, I'm okay with that as long as they're engaging at a certain level.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00497-00182308-00182777": "If they are looking at two or three and they're responding in thoughtful ways.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00498-00183135-00183245": ">> [inaudible] .", "hlu-0T57SR0-00499-00183245-00183673": ">> Yeah, absolutely. I would be happy to show you", "hlu-0T57SR0-00500-00183673-00183880": "some resources that I have on that as well.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00501-00183880-00184220": ">> Don't I have to go in there and grade all three of their responses?", "hlu-0T57SR0-00502-00184220-00184633": ">> If you're going to ask them to respond to three people,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00503-00184633-00184837": "I would be looking at all three of them.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00504-00184837-00185011": "Yeah. I would.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00505-00185011-00185021": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00506-00185021-00185999": ">> Yeah. I would argue that if it's important to require them to do it", "hlu-0T57SR0-00507-00185999-00186383": "then it's important for me to look at what they're doing. Yeah.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00508-00186770-00186880": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00509-00186880-00187222": ">> No, there's not an automatic way to do that. No.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00510-00187953-00188063": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00511-00188063-00188293": ">> Yeah, that's a good point. If you use the speed grader,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00512-00188293-00188539": "you can wait till they've gone through and commented,", "hlu-0T57SR0-00513-00188539-00188815": "and you can look at an individual and see all", "hlu-0T57SR0-00514-00188815-00189200": "of their posts in that one discussion forum. Yeah.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00515-00192129-00192239": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00516-00192239-00192644": ">> Yes, I would absolutely do reverse that way.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00517-00193866-00193976": ">> [inaudible].", "hlu-0T57SR0-00518-00193976-00194333": ">> We have resources that we can share with you, speak to that.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00519-00194333-00194540": "So thank you so much for coming to this session.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00520-00194540-00194786": "Please feel free to reach out to Erin and I.", "hlu-0T57SR0-00521-00194786-00195056": "We're happy to continue this conversation."}}, {"audio_id": "hlwyd8r2w6M", "text": {"hlwyd8r2w6M-00000-00000000-00000500": "estar emocionado", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00001-00000500-00001000": "to be emotional", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00002-00001200-00001300": "PUPPY!!!", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00003-00001500-00003000": "{Being excited about the puppy}", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00004-00003500-00003700": "{Puppy runs away}", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00005-00004000-00004496": "{Being emotional}", "hlwyd8r2w6M-00006-00004496-00004800": "{Cries}"}}, {"audio_id": "hlPyqlz9s4Q", "text": {"hlPyqlz9s4Q-00000-00001484-00002051": "(Twila Moon) And as discussed, and you can tell with this title right here I'm talking", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00001-00002051-00002699": "about ice loss around the globe from glaciers both small and large. But one of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00002-00002699-00003173": "the biggest challenges with understanding ice loss around the globe", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00003-00003173-00003673": "and its impacts is wrapping our heads around the scale of ice on our planet. So", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00004-00003673-00004121": "the very first thing we're gonna do here is we're gonna take a tour from where we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00005-00004121-00004868": "are here, in Rhode Island, to the largest ice in the world.  Here we are. I'm", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00006-00004868-00005369": "staying at a hotel that's down here it's about a ten minute drive. And the thing", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00007-00005369-00005834": "that I want you to pay attention to as we take this tour, is this scale bar down", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00008-00005834-00006305": "here. So here we're looking at a two mile scale bar and we can see a lot of the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00009-00006305-00006759": "region that we're in here, right? So now we're going to start to move to the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00010-00006761-00007127": "different places where we have ice on the globe. And one of the first places", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00011-00007127-00007550": "we're going to move is where we find mountain glaciers. So there are different", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00012-00007550-00008075": "sizes of ice on the globe and as a glaciologist, we speak about them with", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00013-00008075-00008528": "different language. So one of the smallest kinds of ice we talk about our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00014-00008528-00009070": "mountain glaciers. So first we're going to transition here, at this scale, over to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00015-00009070-00009664": "Mount Rainier in Washington. You can see these are, all here's the summit of the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00016-00009664-00010114": "peak here. And we have glaciers on all these different sides. So these are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00017-00010114-00010570": "glaciers that are on a single mountain, but you can get a sense already, that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00018-00010570-00011086": "even though these are small, this entire area here that we are looking at would", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00019-00011086-00011692": "be covered in ice and rock, right? So now we need to continue to zoom out so", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00020-00011692-00012458": "that we can prepare to look at bigger ice. So moving from 2 miles up to this 13", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00021-00012458-00013105": "mile scale. And here we have Mount Rainier and here is Tacoma, here at", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00022-00013105-00013604": "sea-level. So we're starting to get a sense of what we can cover with this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00023-00013604-00013969": "kind of scale. And we're going to transition from looking here at Mount", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00024-00013969-00014590": "Rainier in Washington, up to Southeast Alaska, where we're looking at an ice cap.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00025-00014590-00015069": "So sometimes we hear people talk about ice caps and they mean sea ice on", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00026-00015069-00015549": "the Arctic Ocean. But, ice cap is actually a technical term that we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00027-00015549-00016016": "glaciologists use to describe a landscape where we have multiple", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00028-00016016-00016704": "glaciers that are draining an area of shared ice. So here, this is Columbia", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00029-00016704-00017259": "Glacier. It's actually retreated about 12 miles since the 1980s from down here out", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00030-00017259-00017691": "of this picture. But you can get a sense that all of this ice in this area is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00031-00017691-00018207": "connected. But in order to see it, once again, we need to zoom out from this 13", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00032-00018207-00018723": "mile perspective to this 30 mile perspective. And you're getting a sense", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00033-00018723-00019401": "of this connected ice cap system with glaciers draining to the North, to the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00034-00019401-00019941": "South, and in all directions. So we've moved from small mountain glaciers to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00035-00019941-00020447": "larger ice caps that we find in Alaska, the Canadian Arctic, the Himalaya,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00036-00020447-00020922": "Patagonia, but we now need to start moving towards the biggest ice on Earth.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00037-00020922-00021525": "So we're gonna zoom out from this. We're gonna keep this scale and move over to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00038-00021525-00022179": "the Greenland ice sheet. This glacier here is Jakobshavn Glacier, also", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00039-00022179-00022676": "known as Sermeq Kujalleq, in Greenlandic. And there's actually a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00040-00022676-00023120": "little town down here. Of course we can't see it at all on this scale. And these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00041-00023120-00023703": "blue dots here, are actually lakes that form on top of the ice sheet, around the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00042-00023703-00024432": "edge in summer, lakes of glacial melt. But at this 30-mile scale, we're seeing only", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00043-00024432-00024837": "a very small fraction of the Greenland ice sheet. So we're gonna zoom out here", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00044-00024837-00025494": "to 710 miles. [Audience noise] Right, a big huge jump and you can get a sense that this was the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00045-00025494-00025995": "little area we were looking at before. And you can now understand how we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00046-00025995-00026325": "thinking about an ice sheet that's actually sitting on the largest island", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00047-00026325-00026997": "in the world. With ice caps here in the Canadian Arctic and some mountain", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00048-00026997-00027555": "glaciers here in Iceland. But, this is still not the largest ice in the world.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00049-00027555-00028011": "For that, we have to head South to Antarctica. So we're gonna take this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00050-00028011-00028452": "scale and we're going move South, to Antarctica. Antarctica, you", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00051-00028452-00029205": "can see, is it's shaped kind of like you're out hitchhiking and here, like", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00052-00029205-00029984": "this, right? And this is actually West Antarctica. So we have the West Antarctic", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00053-00029984-00030416": "Ice Sheet, these are the Transantarctic mountains here, and then the Antarctic", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00054-00030416-00030881": "Peninsula pointing up here to South America. But again, we're getting only a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00055-00030881-00031413": "fraction of what this ice sheet has to show us. And here, we have to zoom out to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00056-00031413-00031850": "a scale where we're actually capturing the curvature of the Earth, in our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00057-00031850-00032319": "perspective to capture the Antarctic ice sheet. And we can understand why", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00058-00032319-00032883": "Antarctica is a continent. Alright, so we've now managed to move from small", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00059-00032883-00033312": "mountain glaciers to larger ice caps to the large ice sheets of the globe, the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00060-00033312-00033797": "Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets. And we can have, we can understand how these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00061-00033797-00034316": "all fit together on the globe. So these in blue are all of our smaller mountain", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00062-00034316-00034769": "glaciers and ice caps. And then we have the ice sheet in Antarctica and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00063-00034769-00035232": "Greenland. But why in the world do we even have these glaciers all over the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00064-00035232-00035765": "globe? Why are there glaciers here, almost at the equator? I want to talk briefly", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00065-00035765-00036324": "about how it is that we make a glacier. So, in order to make a glacier we have to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00066-00036324-00036872": "have snow that is sticking around year to year, right? We have to pile down snow", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00067-00036872-00037296": "here and then as we warm things up in summer, we have to not lose all of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00068-00037296-00037790": "that snow so that it can stick around year after year, building up snow that's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00069-00037790-00038240": "becoming more dense and building up glacier ice. And so there are 2", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00070-00038240-00038771": "ingredients that play a role here: temperature and precipitation. On the one", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00071-00038771-00039296": "hand, we can have places that have fairly high temperatures and they can sustain", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00072-00039296-00039834": "glaciers because they have high precipitation, also. So here on Mount", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00073-00039834-00040440": "Rainier, our annual snowfall is about 60 feet per year. So it doesn't matter that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00074-00040440-00040994": "the average temperature is 50 degrees Fahrenheit because the summer's just not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00075-00040994-00041430": "long enough to melt all of that 60 feet of snow. So we can have glaciers", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00076-00041430-00041963": "here in pretty warm places and that's true for our tropical glaciers. And then", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00077-00041963-00042500": "on the other end of the spectrum, we can have glaciers that occur", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00078-00042500-00042866": "in places where we have very low precipitation. So this is in Glacier", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00079-00042866-00043428": "National Park, in Montana, my home state. And we get only about 12 feet of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00080-00043428-00044097": "snowfall per year. But, because we have cold average temperatures, we still can't", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00081-00044097-00044493": "manage to melt all of that snow. There are places in East Antarctica that are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00082-00044493-00044996": "technically a desert. But because the few centimeters of snow that fall each year", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00083-00044996-00045612": "simply can't melt, we can build up an ice sheet that is miles thick. Alright, so", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00084-00045612-00046119": "we've managed to build these glaciers all over the globe and you have a sense", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00085-00046119-00046611": "of kind of the spatial extent of them and how wide these can be. But, we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00086-00046611-00047138": "don't care quite as much about the area of all of these as we care about the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00087-00047138-00047634": "mass, right? It doesn't matter maybe as much that I'm 5' 3\", it's more that I'm 125", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00088-00047634-00048333": "pounds, right? [Audience laughter] So it's the same with ice. We have to understand its mass and that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00089-00048333-00048788": "requires that we understand not just the area, but the thickness, right? And this is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00090-00048788-00049305": "another number that's really hard to wrap our heads around. The center of the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00091-00049305-00050019": "Greenland ice sheet; the ice is about 2 miles thick. That's the same as taking 30", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00092-00050019-00050577": "Statues of Liberty, stacking them all on top of each other from ground, to the tip", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00093-00050577-00051102": "of that torch. The center of the Antarctic ice sheet is more than 3 miles", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00094-00051102-00051596": "thick. Imagine the next time you go on a community 5k run, that you were just", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00095-00051596-00052046": "spending that entire race running from the bottom of the ice sheet to the top", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00096-00052046-00052479": "of the ice sheet in a straight line. And then you have a sense of how much ice we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00097-00052479-00053298": "have in these locations. So, now that we have a sense of how much ice there is, we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00098-00053298-00053907": "can take a look at how we're measuring it. But I want to introduce a really", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00099-00053907-00054450": "important metric. As a glaciologist, the number that we most often use to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00100-00054450-00055102": "describe how much ice there is on Earth,    is the gigaton. This is what", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00101-00055112-00056017": "a gigaton looks like. [Audience noise] A gigaton is one trillion tons. Each of these cubes is one", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00102-00056019-00056532": "gigaton. So, you can see one, two, three gigatons here, sitting in the middle of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00103-00056532-00057345": "downtown Manhattan. And one of these gigatons is about 400,000 Olympic swimming", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00104-00057345-00057957": "pools of water. So, as I move to this next slide and I'm showing you gigaton", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00105-00057957-00058476": "numbers, you have to start to imagine more swimming pools than you've ever", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00106-00058476-00058899": "seen in your entire life, forever will, right? And these are the numbers. These", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00107-00058899-00059436": "are why we can talk about ice around the globe having an impact on an ocean that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00108-00059436-00060221": "covers most of our planet. So this is what ice loss has looked like from", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00109-00060221-00061058": "1961 up to 2016. This is the cumulative total. And I do want to point out these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00110-00061058-00061545": "are just totals for these areas in orange. So we're not including this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00111-00061545-00062016": "interior ice sheet for Greenland or here in Antarctica. I'll add those numbers in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00112-00062016-00062514": "a minute. But what you can see really clearly is that we're losing ice all", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00113-00062514-00063227": "over the globe. There's one area here in the Western Asia, where we've actually", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00114-00063227-00063738": "gained some ice during this period. But, that's not particularly surprising", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00115-00063738-00064227": "because remember, we need temperature and we need precipitation. And as we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00116-00064227-00064704": "raising the global temperature, some places were getting more precipitation", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00117-00064704-00065223": "and some places were getting less. But those places, where even as it's warming,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00118-00065223-00065633": "were getting substantially more precipitation. We can actually grow a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00119-00065633-00066174": "glacier in warmer temperatures because we have more snow. But at some point,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00120-00066174-00066648": "those temperatures are going to keep rising and that more precipitation is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00121-00066648-00067065": "going to become rain instead of snow. And those glaciers are going to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00122-00067065-00067458": "start to decline again. That's something for example, that we saw happen in New", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00123-00067458-00067974": "Zealand. Where, earlier in the 21st century we actually got bigger glaciers", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00124-00067974-00068262": "for a period of time because we were getting more snow,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00125-00068262-00068847": "even as the temperature was rising. But for most glaciers around the world, those", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00126-00068847-00069396": "rising temperatures are doing them in. So you can get a sense that we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00127-00069396-00070302": "have 3,000 gigatons of ice lost from the Alaska region. 1,000 gigatons from the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00128-00070302-00070911": "Russian Arctic. And if we add in the Greenland ice sheet, where we're just", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00129-00070911-00071577": "between 2000 and 2016, so I'm cutting out the earlier 40 years between 1960 and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00130-00071577-00071985": "2000 (because I'll tell you there wasn't a lot of ice loss during that period of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00131-00071985-00072533": "time) and we just look at since 2000. We're up here close to 4,000 gigatons", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00132-00072533-00073590": "in Greenland; close to 2,000 gigatons in Antarctica. So, what does this, how do we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00133-00073590-00074115": "know this, right? We have these big numbers, but spread all across the globe.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00134-00074115-00074460": "Why in the world should you believe what I'm telling you and how in the world do", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00135-00074460-00074865": "we know this to be true? Well, there are a whole variety of ways in which we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00136-00074865-00075249": "measure land ice. Some of them are pretty low-tech. There are glaciers", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00137-00075249-00075783": "around the world where people have been hiking to those glaciers, measuring where", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00138-00075783-00076251": "the end of it is and recording that in a notebook for hundreds of years. So there", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00139-00076251-00076629": "are some glaciers that we have direct measurements like that, over more than a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00140-00076629-00077031": "hundred years and that's been really helpful. There are other places where we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00141-00077031-00077613": "can use old photographs like this and we can compare how much glacier there was", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00142-00077613-00078120": "here in 1940, with what we can take in this photograph now. If we didn't have", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00143-00078120-00078612": "this photograph from days in the past, we could arrive at this landscape and we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00144-00078612-00079197": "could find areas of where vegetation has started to grow. And we can look at how,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00145-00079197-00079695": "when did this vegetation start to grow, when was this area uncovered by ice? And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00146-00079695-00080139": "so in that way, we can build a record back in time, even before we were out", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00147-00080139-00080523": "there measuring it. But there are some really important instruments in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00148-00080523-00080985": "glaciology that have completely changed the game and those are satellites. The", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00149-00080985-00081387": "development of satellite technology, particularly since the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00150-00081387-00082020": "late 1990s and in through the 2000s, have completely revolutionized our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00151-00082020-00082557": "understanding of ice on Earth. Because that's allowed us to look at ice the size", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00152-00082557-00082995": "of Greenland and the size of Antarctica. So I want to mention 2 satellites that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00153-00082995-00083268": "are up right now that give us different methods of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00154-00083268-00083844": "measuring the ice. One of them is ICESat-2. These are both NASA satellites. This", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00155-00083844-00084405": "satellite is flying around and it's a laser. It's sending down a laser beam to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00156-00084405-00084804": "the surface of the Earth. That laser is bouncing off the surface and being", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00157-00084804-00085233": "received back here at the satellite and in that way, it's measuring the surface", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00158-00085233-00085758": "topography of the Earth. So we can fly over an ice sheet, measure the shape of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00159-00085758-00086100": "the surface, and then we can fly over that ice sheet again later,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00160-00086100-00086490": "measure the surface again and see, has that surface gone up or that surface", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00161-00086490-00087318": "gone down? That easy! I mean it's not that easy, but... [Audience laughter] And then the other satellite I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00162-00087318-00087708": "want to tell you about is a completely different method for understanding how", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00163-00087708-00088242": "much mass there is in this ice. And this is called the Gravity Recovery and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00164-00088242-00088701": "Climate Experiment Satellite. We're actually in number two, so the original", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00165-00088701-00089151": "satellite was just GRACE and now we're  in the follow-on. So this is a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00166-00089151-00089691": "replica of the same satellite and this is fascinating. This satellite actually", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00167-00089691-00090225": "measures the pull of gravity on the Earth. And when you have a large mass of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00168-00090225-00090852": "ice, or a large mountain range, those masses actually change the gravitational", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00169-00090852-00091407": "pull of the Earth. And what happens is, these satellites respond to it. So say", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00170-00091407-00091998": "this right here was my big ice sheet. These satellites, it's a pair of them, and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00171-00091998-00092436": "what they're actually measuring, is this distance between them. And they're flying", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00172-00092436-00092988": "along together and here, this mass, this big mass of ice, is going to start to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00173-00092988-00093486": "pull on this first satellite first and they are going to get far apart and then", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00174-00093486-00093900": "as they're traveling over it, they're both feeling the pull of this big ice.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00175-00093900-00094557": "But as they're moving over here, this one is not feeling the pull of this so much", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00176-00094557-00094884": "anymore, right? Because it's getting farther away, while this one's still", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00177-00094884-00095328": "feeling it. And that whole time they're measuring how close together or", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00178-00095328-00095793": "far apart they are. And in that way, this pair of satellites is measuring the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00179-00095793-00096435": "change in gravity of our Earth and the mass of ice is directly changing that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00180-00096435-00097086": "gravity. So this is a very direct way of measuring how much ice we have in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00181-00097086-00097554": "different locations on Earth. It's been revolutionary for us understanding how", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00182-00097554-00098181": "much ice we have on the globe and how it's changing. Alright, so we know that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00183-00098181-00098577": "we can look at this many different ways. That's an important part of science,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00184-00098577-00098892": "right? Multiple methods are telling us the same thing and we can see that we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00185-00098892-00099312": "losing ice all around the globe. So, I want to dive directly into what", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00186-00099312-00099909": "are the impacts of this ice loss. And an important thing for understanding the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00187-00099909-00100320": "impacts, is understanding that our glaciers and our ice sheets across our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00188-00100320-00101076": "globe are invaluable storage mechanisms, right? There are really", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00189-00101076-00101487": "important things that they're doing. So, if we look at all of our water on our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00190-00101487-00102111": "globe, about 2.5 percent of it is fresh water. And almost 70 percent of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00191-00102111-00102584": "that fresh water is glaciers and permanent snow cover. And there are 2", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00192-00102584-00103094": "important things here. All of that water that's being stored up by our glaciers,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00193-00103094-00103745": "one, it's fresh water and two, it's cold water. And those are really critical for", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00194-00103745-00104265": "how changes and glaciers are impacting all of these things downstream. And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00195-00104265-00104911": "another thing to understand is that when we're gaining water from glacier melt, is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00196-00104911-00105471": "often a different time than when we're gaining it from precipitation. So, if I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00197-00105471-00105911": "have a glacier here sitting on my mountain during winter, it's not giving", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00198-00105911-00106344": "me any water, right? During winter, it's just collecting snow and any of the water", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00199-00106344-00106704": "that I'm getting downstream is from groundwater, or  maybe storage in a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00200-00106704-00107166": "reservoir, or something like that. But come along summer, and maybe I live in a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00201-00107166-00107779": "place with dry, warm summers. And so that dry summer, I'm not getting rain.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00202-00107779-00108347": "That's not helping me out at all, but that heat, is melting my glacier. And so", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00203-00108347-00108794": "all of that water that I was storing through winter is now available for use.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00204-00108794-00109237": "And that's a really important aspect of what glaciers are doing. They're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00205-00109237-00109762": "acting as our water storage units. So what has happened, as we've seen this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00206-00109762-00110308": "change in glacier melt around the world, is that people are needing to adjust", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00207-00110308-00111099": "their systems to how much water there is. So for example, in Peru, in the Andes,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00208-00111099-00111547": "glaciers there provide a really important source for drinking water and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00209-00111547-00112048": "agricultural water. And what they've seen is, we're starting to melt more of these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00210-00112048-00112646": "glaciers, right? And that's actually for a period of time, provided a bump in the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00211-00112646-00113045": "amount of water available. So more glaciers were melting and that meant", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00212-00113045-00113509": "there was more water available. And people built hydropower plants, people", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00213-00113509-00113959": "developed agriculture so that we have, they have valuable exports and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00214-00113959-00114427": "blueberries and an asparagus from Peru. Because they have more water available.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00215-00114427-00114949": "And they could also have more people moving to these locations because they", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00216-00114949-00115333": "had more drinking water. But unfortunately at some point because", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00217-00115333-00115900": "we're depending on these glaciers, that bump, as the temperature is rising, we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00218-00115900-00116341": "gonna get over that bump. And we're gonna say, well there's not as much glacier", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00219-00116341-00116635": "area anymore. And so we're gonna start to see a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00220-00116635-00117025": "decline in that water availability. And recent studies have shown that in the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00221-00117025-00117562": "Cordillera Blanca in Peru, 7 of our 9 watersheds there are now starting", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00222-00117562-00118060": "to see declines in water availability. So there's an adjustment period as more", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00223-00118060-00118438": "water is available and we're starting to melt those glaciers. And then there's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00224-00118438-00118858": "another adjustment period as we're losing those glaciers and that bump", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00225-00118858-00119614": "disappears. And we start having to deal with increasing declines in water. This", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00226-00119614-00120071": "is something that you can see happening also really clearly in Asia. And I want", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00227-00120071-00120422": "to explain this a bit before we look at it. We're going to look at 3 different", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00228-00120422-00120944": "pictures that all have this kind circle on them. And so all of this light", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00229-00120944-00121533": "blue, that is water available in these water basins from direct precipitation.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00230-00121533-00122236": "Both of these other blues, are water that is coming from glaciers. The balance melt,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00231-00122236-00122860": "that means, this is melt, that if the glacier was just staying the same", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00232-00122860-00123338": "size, that's the amount of melt we would get, right? So, this is a perfectly fine", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00233-00123338-00123764": "amount of melt to get from a glacier. And it's not suggesting that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00234-00123764-00124313": "there's any change in the glacier size to get it. But this melt over here is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00235-00124313-00124844": "actually the imbalance melt. And sorry that got cut off. But that is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00236-00124844-00125236": "saying, this is extra melt that's coming from these glaciers right now that's not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00237-00125236-00125876": "actually being restored in this glacier storage system. So we're borrowing", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00238-00125876-00126367": "against our future selves in depending on this kind of melt. So what you see", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00239-00126367-00126848": "across this region, is this background color, is the annual precipitation. It's,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00240-00126848-00127349": "we get more precipitation down here in this area around the Himalaya and then", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00241-00127349-00127826": "it becomes drier up here. And this is an average year. And you can get a sense", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00242-00127826-00128414": "that in this average year, our precipitation is doing the heavy load", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00243-00128414-00128902": "carrying for the water resources, for these communities in all of these different", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00244-00128902-00129563": "watersheds. But if we now look at what happens in a drought year, we can see we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00245-00129563-00129916": "still have this precipitation down here, but we're especially getting heavy", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00246-00129916-00130540": "drought up in this area. And suddenly these glaciers, in many cases, are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00247-00130540-00131114": "providing 50% or more of the water resources being used in that watershed", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00248-00131114-00131747": "during a drought year. So these glaciers are this critical offset that's helping", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00249-00131747-00132209": "communities survive and continue with the same kinds of resources they need", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00250-00132209-00132686": "for drinking water, hydropower, and agriculture during drought years. But, of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00251-00132686-00133262": "course, that means that during these years, a lot of these chunks have a pretty", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00252-00133262-00133690": "big imbalance. So there's a lot of borrowing against our future that we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00253-00133690-00133961": "doing to help in these drought years. And at some", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00254-00133961-00134432": "point, we're not going to have these glaciers available to do this hard work", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00255-00134432-00134767": "for us. And we're gonna need to adjust. And it's going to be particularly", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00256-00134767-00135362": "interesting in regions like this because of their political setting. So we have to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00257-00135362-00135767": "think about these changes that are happening in the ice and how it's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00258-00135767-00136204": "interacting with our human system. And here in this part of the world, we have", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00259-00136204-00136910": "boundaries between India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal and we have disputed", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00260-00136910-00137423": "boundaries. All of these are disputed boundaries up here. There are kind of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00261-00137423-00137971": "lines of agreement. But you can imagine as we're having our water resources", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00262-00137971-00138374": "diminish, they're going to be more conflicts about water resources and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00263-00138374-00138979": "that's not going to make political, economic disputes about boundaries", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00264-00138979-00139802": "easier to solve. Another impact as we lose our glaciers, we can look", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00265-00139802-00140123": "towards other areas of the world where we're maybe not worrying about disputed", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00266-00140123-00140600": "boundaries and there are other sources of drinking water. But for example, the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00267-00140600-00141275": "European Alps, this is where recreation, tourism often depends on glaciers. And if", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00268-00141275-00141638": "we look at what's happening in these areas you could see we are doing pretty", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00269-00141638-00142180": "well on our glaciers. This is showing us our mass balance. So this is actually", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00270-00142180-00142610": "meters of water equivalent. I'm sorry, but I think the left end of all of my slides", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00271-00142610-00143240": "have been cut off. So this is meters of water equivalent. And you can see that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00272-00143240-00143744": "here in the late 1980s and into the 1990s, that's where we're really taking", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00273-00143744-00144224": "this dive in losing our glaciers. And this is me actually standing next to one", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00274-00144224-00144749": "in Italy. And you can see this is a classic sign of a retreating glacier. We", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00275-00144749-00145271": "have fresh, new melt ponds that are forming and we've left a lot of rocks", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00276-00145271-00145784": "around here. And they're simply not the same kind of exciting space to go", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00277-00145784-00146147": "explore as there was before. So there are places where local economies are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00278-00146147-00146588": "impacted in this kind of way, not because of their drinking water sources but", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00279-00146588-00147107": "because of what people come and see and do there. This can be true in areas too", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00280-00147107-00147547": "like Glacier National Park. When Glacier National Park was", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00281-00147547-00148045": "formed in the early 1900's there were more than a hundred glaciers in the park", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00282-00148045-00148621": "there. Today, there's roughly two dozen and there's an expectation that most of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00283-00148621-00149100": "those are going to disappear by about 2030. So, not only does that mean people", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00284-00149100-00149560": "can't come and see this, but, it also means that there are important impacts", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00285-00149560-00150012": "for the ecosystem there. In Glacier National Park, just as I mentioned, not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00286-00150012-00150511": "only are these storing fresh water, but they're storing cold water, right? And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00287-00150511-00151017": "that cold water is really important for the downstream ecosystem. There are fish", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00288-00151017-00151527": "and invertebrates that depend on having colder stream temperatures in order to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00289-00151527-00152020": "live. And it was that cold water melting during the summer that's helping to keep", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00290-00152020-00152557": "those stream temperatures cool. And already in Montana, we see places", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00291-00152557-00152952": "where we're getting fishing is being shut down on different rivers because", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00292-00152952-00153336": "water temperatures are becoming too warm. And that's already stressing the fish", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00293-00153336-00153828": "and the invertebrates in those areas. So there are these downstream ecosystem", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00294-00153828-00154401": "changes that are also coming as a result as we lose glaciers. And we can look at", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00295-00154401-00155142": "this happening in other systems too, for example, if we move up to Alaska. Here, we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00296-00155142-00155865": "have inland glaciers and they're melting entering the Alaska coastal current.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00297-00155865-00156504": "About 50% of the freshwater in the Alaska Gulf Coast is coming from glacier", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00298-00156504-00156942": "melt. That's a pretty substantial number. And not only are glaciers providing", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00299-00156942-00157590": "fresh, cold water, but as these glaciers move, (Because that's a key characteristic", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00300-00157590-00158016": "of a glacier, is that it's moving. That's why it's not a permanent snow field.) as", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00301-00158016-00158529": "it's moving, it's eroding and crunching up all those rocks underneath it. And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00302-00158529-00159070": "that's helping it release important nutrients like phosphorus and iron. And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00303-00159070-00159591": "those are getting released through these stream systems into the coastal", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00304-00159591-00160101": "ecosystem. And helping for example, phytoplankton growth. So these glaciers", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00305-00160101-00160530": "are playing kind of multiple aspects in making sure that these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00306-00160530-00160983": "ecosystems are working properly. In Alaska, the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00307-00160983-00161730": "salmon fisheries in these areas is about a billion dollar annual economy. So, the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00308-00161730-00162225": "things that we're changing, by changing glaciers in the ecosystem, are again,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00309-00162225-00162808": "knocking up and influencing humans, how we depend on these systems for economics,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00310-00162808-00163542": "for sustenance. If we think about, as we put this fresh water in, here, it's moving", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00311-00163542-00164058": "into the elastic Alaska coastal current, which is moving that fresh water North, up", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00312-00164058-00164538": "towards the Arctic. There are other important currents around the world too,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00313-00164538-00165117": "that are also being influenced by glacier melt. So here, this is a picture", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00314-00165117-00165619": "that I took off the coast of Northwest Greenland. These are all icebergs sitting", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00315-00165619-00166146": "out here in the ocean, slowly melting. Again, they're putting fresh, cold water", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00316-00166146-00166629": "into this ocean system and that's changing the character of the ocean", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00317-00166629-00167052": "currents. This is what ocean currents look like around Greenland. We're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00318-00167052-00167625": "bringing up warm, salty water from the Atlantic and it's coming in to meet what", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00319-00167625-00168251": "polar water coming from the Arctic here, that wraps around the coast. Well now, all", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00320-00168251-00168820": "around the edge here, we're adding fresh water and large quantities of it. And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00321-00168820-00169266": "that's actually changing the properties of those currents. Some of you may have", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00322-00169266-00169962": "heard about discussions on slowing some of the currents that happen here", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00323-00169962-00170379": "and the overturning of those currents, which are really critical for how our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00324-00170379-00170808": "oceans circulate and the life that depends on it. And so we're changing that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00325-00170808-00171666": "as we're putting more fresh and cold water into the system. And then, as we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00326-00171666-00172158": "putting this fresh, cold water into the system from really large areas of ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00327-00172158-00172797": "like Greenland and Antarctica, there's one topic that probably you thought, why", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00328-00172797-00173013": "didn't she already talk about this already, right?", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00329-00173013-00173571": "Sea level rise. This is the kind of thing that's showing up on our shores here,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00330-00173571-00174110": "right? Here, your fish in this area are not depending on cold", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00331-00174110-00174569": "glacial melt. But, we're right here at the coast and we're certainly thinking about", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00332-00174569-00175115": "sea level rise; what it looks like to have additional coastal erosion, what it", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00333-00175115-00175520": "looks like to have more regular flooding; what it looks like to have flooding in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00334-00175520-00176144": "areas that we have never seen flooding before. All of this is connected to the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00335-00176144-00176591": "ice around our globe. So there are two major sources of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00336-00176591-00177266": "sea-level rise. One of them is ocean thermal expansion. As we heat up ocean", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00337-00177266-00177782": "water, those molecules actually expand and just that natural change", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00338-00177782-00178316": "in ocean temperature is making the water take up more volume. So that's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00339-00178316-00178823": "a change, just by changing the temperature of the ocean. But, by losing", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00340-00178823-00179318": "land ice, from around the globe, we're adding more volume to the ocean too. And", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00341-00179318-00179735": "that's the other main source of sea-level rise. This is what that looks", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00342-00179735-00180479": "like today. So, this is telling you that our rate of sea-level rise, here, from the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00343-00180479-00180992": "mid 90s, up to today, is around 3 millimeters of sea-level rise per year,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00344-00180992-00181520": "averaged over the whole globe. But that rate is increasing by about 0.1", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00345-00181520-00181967": "millimeters per year, every year. Which doesn't sound like very much, but it", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00346-00181967-00182465": "really adds up and we're already seeing those impacts around the coast. This is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00347-00182465-00182996": "what total sea-level rise looks like to the present. Here's what's happening", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00348-00182996-00183401": "because we're adding more heat to the ocean, that's the ocean thermal expansion", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00349-00183401-00184076": "part. And you can see that not quite double is coming from ice. So ice is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00350-00184076-00184891": "doing the heavy lifting here for changing sea levels. But ice is not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00351-00184891-00185503": "created equal around the globe. So these different sources of sea-level rise are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00352-00185503-00186056": "producing different amounts of input into the ocean and how much they're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00353-00186056-00186779": "going to add to sea-level rise into the future also changes. So now, we're moving", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00354-00186779-00187119": "from looking at what's happened to today to what's gonna happen", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00355-00187119-00187842": "into the future. So here we are now. And if we think about what thermal expansion,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00356-00187842-00188208": "so adding that heat to the ocean, is gonna do for our sea levels into the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00357-00188208-00188757": "future, this is meters of sea level. And you can see that we expect, by 2100 we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00358-00188757-00189459": "gonna have maybe about 0.35 additional meters. So somewhere around an extra foot", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00359-00189459-00189855": "of sea level rise, just from adding that heat to the ocean. And we have this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00360-00189855-00190599": "envelope, this range around that number, based on how well we understand heat in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00361-00190599-00191259": "the future and how it's going to impact the changes in the ocean. And it's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00362-00191259-00191772": "relatively well constrained here. Another source are those glaciers and ice caps.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00363-00191772-00192504": "And actually up until today, most of our water that was going into the ocean was", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00364-00192504-00192933": "coming from those small glaciers and ice caps because they were the most", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00365-00192933-00193422": "vulnerable and the most sensitive. So we were melting ice in Alaska and the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00366-00193422-00194292": "Himalaya, and Patagonia and these places, first. But, there's only so much ice in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00367-00194292-00194853": "those places, right? And so what they can do into the future is pretty narrowband", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00368-00194853-00195345": "because there's just not more ice than that in these small glaciers and ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00369-00195345-00195992": "caps. So, we can see that in 2100, somewhere less than 0.2 meters", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00370-00195992-00196390": "will come from these smaller glaciers and ice caps, around the world.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00371-00196390-00196610": "And there's not a very big range here because there's just", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00372-00196611-00197235": "not a very big range in how much ice we have available. But, we can now move to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00373-00197235-00197856": "that biggest ice on earth and this is where numbers become much wider in their", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00374-00197856-00198462": "range. The Greenland ice sheet has about 6 meters of total sea-level rise", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00375-00198462-00198753": "contained within it. The Antarctic Ice Sheet", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00376-00198753-00199359": "has about 60 meters of total sea-level rise contained within it. So we're not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00377-00199359-00199779": "talking about losing all of these ice sheets, right? These ice sheets are still", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00378-00199779-00200349": "going to be doing an important job of storing fresh water for us. But, there's a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00379-00200349-00200691": "lot of potential sea-level rise there and we don't fully", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00380-00200691-00201252": "understand how these ice sheets change. I was just telling one of the fellows", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00381-00201252-00201867": "earlier today in the mid-1990s glaciologists said, \"Oh we could go and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00382-00201867-00202344": "measure the speed at which the ice, the Greenland ice sheet is moving and we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00383-00202344-00202764": "could do it once and our job would be done. Because these big ice sheets change", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00384-00202764-00203409": "really slowly over hundreds or thousands of years!\" Well, that was before we started", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00385-00203409-00203976": "getting these measurements from satellites. And once we actually had", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00386-00203976-00204510": "satellites in space and we were looking at repeat measurements, we realized these", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00387-00204510-00205107": "change really quickly. And there was a sudden mayhem in glaciology.  [Audience laughter] And there", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00388-00205107-00205536": "were lots of people working on it and lots of studies because we realized that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00389-00205536-00205962": "these ice sheets can change really rapidly. But we're still catching up to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00390-00205962-00206423": "understand how they do that because it's very difficult to see underneath an ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00391-00206423-00206823": "sheet. It's very difficult to even see within an ice sheet all these elements of it", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00392-00206823-00207155": "that we have to understand to know how they're gonna change into the future.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00393-00207155-00207981": "So, we have Greenland over here, which is gonna contribute somewhere from not very", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00394-00207981-00208677": "much, to way more than half of a meter, right? A very large range. But certainly", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00395-00208677-00209160": "positive. And things get even crazier when we look over here at the Antarctic", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00396-00209160-00209925": "Ice Sheet, where there's a possibility that because we're warming that air", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00397-00209925-00210359": "temperature, warmer air can hold more water vapor, so we can have more", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00398-00210359-00210813": "precipitation around Greenland. So, there's a possibility that if we get so", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00399-00210813-00211383": "much snowfall added in the interior of the Greenland ice sheet or Antarctic ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00400-00211383-00211854": "sheet, that Antarctica might actually reduce the amount of sea level we see", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00401-00211854-00212310": "across the globe. That seems quite unlikely. That's certainly not the end of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00402-00212310-00212688": "the spectrum that I'm gonna put my money on now, but we're still understanding", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00403-00212688-00213276": "these systems. On the reverse side, there are mechanisms of rapid ice loss that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00404-00213276-00213560": "we're just now starting to wrap our heads around.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00405-00213560-00214052": "And if some of those mechanisms of rapid ice loss that have to do with warming", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00406-00214052-00214658": "oceans and how quickly ice can retreat over the topography underneath it, then,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00407-00214658-00215411": "we can end up with numbers way up here, in the, well over a meter of sea-level", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00408-00215411-00215884": "rise from Antarctica, by 2100. So it's these problems that are really", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00409-00215884-00216590": "interesting glaciologically right now. Because, right? If we're here on the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00410-00216590-00216956": "coast, we want to be able to plan for when an extra foot of sea-level rise is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00411-00216956-00217436": "gonna arrive at our doorstep, or when an extra 3 feet of sea-level rise is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00412-00217436-00217841": "going to arrive at our doorstep. And we need to understand that that's not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00413-00217841-00218336": "evenly distributed around the globe. So this is what it looks like today. And you", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00414-00218336-00218723": "can see that there are areas where sea level has gone down and areas where it's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00415-00218723-00219251": "gone up. And one of the factors is actually where ice is melting. So, if we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00416-00219251-00219796": "lose ice from the Greenland ice sheet up here, we're actually gonna reduce sea-", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00417-00219796-00220184": "level rise around Greenland. It's exactly the opposite of what you think and the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00418-00220184-00220669": "reason is the same. That massive ice that was attracting, that was changing the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00419-00220669-00221081": "gravity, and attracting those satellites towards it, because it had a lot of mass", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00420-00221081-00221542": "which produced a lot of gravitational pull, if we're losing that mass, we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00421-00221542-00222101": "losing our gravitational pull and we're raising sea levels far away. So, from the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00422-00222101-00222629": "Greenland ice sheet, we're raising sea levels far away and if we lose ice from", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00423-00222629-00223133": "the Antarctic ice sheet, we're raising sea levels in these places, far away. So", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00424-00223133-00223700": "where our ice is melting is part of the the solution of where it is that we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00425-00223700-00224296": "actually going to get sea levels rising. And, the result is that many of these mid", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00426-00224296-00224933": "and lower latitude locations get much more sea-level rise than we do at the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00427-00224933-00225494": "poles because that's where we're losing the ice from. Alright, so now a whole pile", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00428-00225494-00226154": "of impacts. But you, sitting here, what can you do about it? This is I think, one of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00429-00226154-00226618": "the most important elements and the thing is, that all of these changes", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00430-00226618-00227170": "happening in glaciers around the world are happening for one fundamental reason;", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00431-00227170-00227591": "and that is climate change. And we understand climate change well. We", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00432-00227591-00227977": "understand that it's because we're putting more polluting gases into our", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00433-00227977-00228520": "atmosphere and that it's our human activity doing it. So there, anything that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00434-00228520-00228985": "you do personally, within your community, within your family, within your", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00435-00228985-00229480": "organizations, to address climate change, is something you're doing to help ensure", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00436-00229480-00229945": "that we're keeping as much ice on this Earth as possible. This is a website that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00437-00229945-00230374": "I love from the University of Colorado and you can go here and they provide", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00438-00230374-00230917": "information on actions that you can take in a wide variety of different aspects.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00439-00230917-00231571": "So for example, I pay a small amount extra to my electric company so that all", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00440-00231571-00232027": "my electricity comes from wind instead of coal. I live in Montana which", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00441-00232027-00232666": "is a fossil fuel heavy state. I eat a bit more vegetarian food than I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00442-00232666-00233134": "eat meat these days. I try not to travel as much, so it's a pretty special thing", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00443-00233134-00233542": "for me to have decided to come here so that I could speak to all of you. And I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00444-00233542-00233905": "try not to say yes to all of those because I got on a plane and traveled", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00445-00233905-00234474": "a long way, right? But, the most important thing that I think that you can do is", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00446-00234474-00235041": "absolutely free, it only requires talking, writing, speaking up. And that's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00447-00235041-00235528": "communication. And I want to highlight one reason that I especially think this", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00448-00235528-00236063": "is so important for all of you to do and I'm gonna tell you a story about some of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00449-00236063-00236743": "my attempts at communication. So, Science Magazine, a couple years ago asked me to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00450-00236743-00237304": "write a perspective about the state of glaciers around the globe; how we know;", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00451-00237304-00237799": "how we measure them; what the story is. And I said, \"Great, I would really love to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00452-00237799-00238192": "write this, I think it's a super important topic!\" And this is what I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00453-00238192-00238678": "originally submitted to them. This was the start of my perspective. I said, \"When", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00454-00238678-00239131": "asked to address 'how glaciers are changing worldwide', the first word that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00455-00239131-00239564": "came to mind was 'loss'. Thanks to recent growth in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00456-00239564-00239986": "global glacier and ice sheet research, enabled by key monitoring", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00457-00239986-00240604": "advances, I can say with scientific confidence - and personal witness - that we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00458-00240604-00241231": "are losing ice, globally.\" I submitted this to the editor and they cut the entire", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00459-00241231-00241642": "thing. [Audience noise] They said, \"Uh, uh, uh. We can't have any of this.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00460-00241642-00242107": "Look, you use the word 'I' in doing this.\" There's actually never been a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00461-00242107-00242512": "perspective written in Science Magazine that includes the word 'I'. Because as a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00462-00242512-00243040": "scientist, my job is to suss out the facts about", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00463-00243040-00243687": "the world and to provide you with solid information that has kind of like global", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00464-00243687-00244303": "consequence. Not to tell you my story about how I feel, or emotions that I have,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00465-00244303-00244842": "or things that I've seen personally. But that is the most powerful way for us to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00466-00244842-00245302": "communicate with each other and for us to inspire other people to understand", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00467-00245302-00245812": "these systems and to act to change them, right? To act on climate change, to be", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00468-00245812-00246475": "inspired to preserve ice. And so all of you needs to be doing the communication", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00469-00246475-00247048": "and using 'I' stories and talking about the things that you've learned, talking", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00470-00247048-00247419": "about solutions you've learned about and that you are using. Because there are", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00471-00247419-00247879": "limits to how I can tell this story as a scientist and at some point we have to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00472-00247879-00248326": "pass off this scientific information to all of you and have you share with your", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00473-00248330-00248754": "families and your friends and your communities. So, that's what I'm hoping", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00474-00248754-00250058": "all of you will do, after today. That's it, thank you! [Audience claps]", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00475-00250076-00250508": "(Sunshine Menezes) Thank you so much Twila. That was just fantastic! And we really appreciate you", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00476-00250508-00251069": "ending with action items. So, I just want to remind everyone again that we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00477-00251069-00251502": "recording this for The Public's Radio, our media partner, and therefore we have", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00478-00251502-00252015": "Sean and Aaron here, who are carrying around microphones. When you raise your", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00479-00252015-00252366": "hand to ask a question, please be sure to hold the mic right up to your mouth so", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00480-00252366-00253728": "we can hear you. Right back there! (Audience Member) Does global warming, like affect the snowpack", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00481-00253728-00254579": "stability? (Twila Moon) Yeah, it does. Actually, I love that you brought that up. I just had a similar", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00482-00254579-00255015": "chat with one of the fellows today because one of the things that happen as", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00483-00255015-00255694": "you're raising temperatures, is more often, the precipitation falls as rain", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00484-00255694-00256319": "instead of as snow, right? So we can have more instances of having rain on snow", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00485-00256319-00256694": "events. And when you put rain on top of snow", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00486-00256694-00257105": "it really destabilizes it and you're you're more likely to have avalanches,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00487-00257105-00257625": "you're also more likely to lose your snowpack earlier on in the season.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00488-00257625-00258230": "Another thing that climate change can do to snowpack, is that we have areas where", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00489-00258230-00258692": "we have droughts and we have exposed ground and we're seeing more and more of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00490-00258692-00259263": "that dust being moved around and then deposited on snow. So we have areas where", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00491-00259263-00260048": "we have dust on snow events. And that dust is able to capture heat from the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00492-00260048-00260544": "Sun more easily and more quickly melt the snow that it sits on top of. So, there", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00493-00260544-00260976": "are major ways in which climate change is affecting our snowpack. Both how", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00494-00260976-00261494": "much of it there is, when the snowpack starts to build up, when we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00495-00261494-00261929": "lose it, and how stable it is through the year.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00496-00262419-00263155": "(Audience Member 2) You showed a slide of the interaction of the Gulf Stream with all of the water", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00497-00263155-00263590": "coming down from the North. I'd like you to comment, perhaps, on what", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00498-00263590-00264169": "happens when the Gulf Stream shuts off? Does that improve our situation", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00499-00264169-00264724": "and therefore make all of Europe back into a Little Ice Age, or into a real Ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00500-00264724-00265613": "Age? Or, does that lead to greater ice loss in the Arctic? (Twila Moon) Well first I want", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00501-00265613-00266390": "to say that there's not any evidence that in any short-term period, decade, or", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00502-00266390-00266980": "probably even kind of a couple centuries, that we would shut down the Gulf Stream.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00503-00266980-00267778": "There, we see evidence for some slowing of some of those currents there, but not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00504-00267778-00268990": "of this shut down. And, but I would say, as we see changes in that system, the, all", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00505-00268990-00269728": "of the changes in the Earth's system, have both, they're both kind of negative", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00506-00269728-00270151": "and positive consequences depending on who you are and who you ask. Some of my", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00507-00270151-00270646": "neighbors in Montana might be pretty excited for things to be warmer during", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00508-00270646-00271090": "the year. But, others are are really not going to be pleased that they can't go", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00509-00271090-00271804": "fishing because extreme temperatures are too warm. But because we,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00510-00271804-00272422": "as humans have really taken over the planet during the last 10,000 years a", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00511-00272422-00272896": "period of relative stability, any of these ways in which we're dramatically", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00512-00272896-00273574": "changing the system we depend on, is more likely to cause problems for humans and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00513-00273574-00274059": "for the plants and animals that we depend on.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00514-00274580-00275088": "(Audience Member 3) It was a great talk, thanks. Can you add something about the effects of sea ice", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00515-00275088-00275960": "loss? (Twila Moon) Yeah, the effects of sea ice loss are wide-ranging. So, it's important, I", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00516-00275960-00276608": "first I want everyone to understand some critical differences. So, sea ice is not", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00517-00276608-00277191": "ever affecting sea level, right? So, we have for example, the Arctic Ocean in the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00518-00277191-00277794": "North and we're forming sea ice at the surface of that ocean each winter. Were", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00519-00277794-00278507": "melting most of it during the summer. And so, because that mass of ice is being", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00520-00278507-00278967": "formed from the ocean water itself, changes in sea ice don't affect sea-", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00521-00278967-00279432": "level rise that's a really important thing to keep in mind. But, the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00522-00279432-00279894": "changes that we do see in sea ice, we're most concerned about the changes", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00523-00279894-00280392": "happening in the Northern Hemisphere. We do see sea changes in sea ice around", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00524-00280392-00280965": "Antarctica, in the South, but there we're actually seeing instances where in some", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00525-00280965-00281418": "cases, we're gaining sea ice. The motion of it is changing but those", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00526-00281418-00281967": "changes aren't having as dramatic effects yet as they are having for the Northern", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00527-00281967-00282393": "Hemisphere, where we have the Arctic Ocean covered by sea ice. And there, we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00528-00282393-00282981": "have multiple different. So first, you can think as we are covering the ocean", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00529-00282981-00283542": "in sea ice we're covering, it with a white highly reflective surface. And that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00530-00283542-00284049": "reflection helps our incoming solar radiation from the Sun. It helps reflect", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00531-00284049-00284534": "it back out. So in that way, when we have sea ice on top of the ocean, it's helping", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00532-00284534-00284997": "to protect that ocean water from taking up as much heat. So if we lose that sea", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00533-00284997-00285431": "ice, we're uncovering a very dark surface. I mean, you can just think of pictures of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00534-00285431-00285956": "the planet, right? And the ocean looks almost black. And when we uncover that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00535-00285956-00286542": "dark surface, the ocean is able to absorb more of the heat coming in from the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00536-00286542-00287103": "Sun. So in that way, as we lose sea ice, were, it's easier for us to change the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00537-00287103-00287428": "temperature of the ocean and to take up more heat", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00538-00287428-00287857": "into the ocean. But we can also see influences from losing sea ice. For", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00539-00287857-00288400": "example, along the coast. So, in the coast of Alaska, sea ice would form", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00540-00288400-00288862": "during the winter. And winter is also when we have more storms in that area,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00541-00288862-00289333": "which produce big waves. And that sea ice along the coast help to protect the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00542-00289333-00289819": "coast from these really big storm waves and storm surges. Well now that we don't", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00543-00289819-00290275": "have as much sea ice, or it's not lasting as long into the year, there's more", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00544-00290275-00290845": "coastal erosion. Because all of these big storms can drive those waves right up", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00545-00290845-00291109": "into the coast. So you're seeing increased coastal", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00546-00291109-00291583": "erosion, not just from higher seas, but actually because of more exposure of the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00547-00291583-00292303": "coast to the seas. And one thing also to think about when you're considering sea", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00548-00292303-00292744": "ice is they're kind of different types of sea ice so there's sea ice that forms", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00549-00292744-00293245": "every year and that's first year sea ice. It might form and then melt the next", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00550-00293245-00293743": "summer. But, to get really thick sea ice, it has to be sticking around for", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00551-00293743-00294283": "multiple years. So multi-year sea ice is where we get really fixed sea ice that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00552-00294283-00294717": "can stay in some areas and protect those areas of land, or provide", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00553-00294717-00295405": "ecosystems over multiple years. And we're seeing that a lot of that volume of ice,", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00554-00295405-00295891": "that deep volume of ice, is what we're losing. So it's not just that we're", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00555-00295891-00296302": "changing the extent of sea ice, which kind of comes and goes season to season.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00556-00296302-00296818": "But also that we're losing this thick, old sea ice which played its own", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00557-00296818-00297195": "unique role in the ecosystems. [Audience noise]", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00558-00297794-00298434": "(Audience Member 4) Hi, thank you very much. Your presentation was so clear. I've heard this alarming", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00559-00298434-00299046": "phrase that Greenland is in irreversible decline and I was wondering if you might", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00560-00299046-00299592": "be able to comment on that please. And also, I did read somewhere I thought that", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00561-00299592-00300289": "there's a fear of that for West Antarctica as well, thank you. (Twila Moon) Yeah, that's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00562-00300289-00300873": "a really important topic when we think about land ice and I don't have good", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00563-00300873-00301509": "news for you. And when we think about the land ice in the Earth System, glaciers", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00564-00301509-00302263": "respond to warming over many years. So, the changes that we've already made as", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00565-00302263-00302793": "far as putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, that warming is going to be", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00566-00302793-00303549": "influencing our loss of land ice for the next several decades, at least. So, even if", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00567-00303549-00304098": "today we stopped putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, we would still", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00568-00304098-00304642": "see continued loss of land ice into the future because of this slower response", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00569-00304642-00305493": "for these very big systems of land ice. And unfortunately, we would consider the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00570-00305493-00305914": "vast majority of those to be irreversible on important human", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00571-00305914-00306814": "timescales. So, the decisions, the changes that we make in this system over", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00572-00306814-00307392": "just the next decade or two will be influencing how much ice loss we have in", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00573-00307392-00308092": "two, three, four hundred years and actually for millennia after that.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00574-00308092-00308952": "When it comes to thinking about, for example, West Antarctica, so here again we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00575-00308952-00309419": "have our Antarctic continent. And West Antarctica is this section over here.", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00576-00309419-00310104": "Most of this section here, East Antarctica, is sitting on fairly high", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00577-00310104-00310704": "ground underneath it. But West Antarctica, here, it's kind of like it sits in a big", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00578-00310704-00311146": "bathtub shape of ground. So the ice sits directly on the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00579-00311146-00311761": "ground underneath it. But that ground is actually under sea level. And so as we", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00580-00311761-00312481": "eat away at the edge, if this is, if our ice is moving, here's interior Antarctica", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00581-00312481-00312919": "and the ice is moving out this way. If we're eating away at the edge here and", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00582-00312919-00313372": "as we're going inland it's just getting deeper and deeper, the topography", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00583-00313372-00313831": "underneath it. There's nothing to stop losing that ice because it's", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00584-00313831-00314260": "becoming more and more vulnerable as more and more of it is exposed to the", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00585-00314260-00314998": "ocean water. So, that shape of the topography underneath the West Antarctic", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00586-00314998-00315697": "ice sheet, is why we are so concerned with what's happening there. And multiple", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00587-00315697-00316609": "studies have demonstrated that we are past a point of, we are in a pattern of", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00588-00316609-00317071": "ice loss, that will continue that ice loss. But the question is, how quickly", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00589-00317071-00317533": "will it continue. And that's a really fundamental difference. So, I want to", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00590-00317533-00318160": "emphasize that we're not at a point now where we expect to gain any of this land", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00591-00318160-00318673": "ice back, unlike, for example, sea ice. If we cool the atmospheric", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00592-00318673-00319201": "temperature, then we could get more sea ice again. But we don't expect to gain", "hlPyqlz9s4Q-00593-00319201-00319816": "any land ice. 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You hate it, your constituents hate it, I hate it", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00006-00004664-00005364": "...Everybody hates it. Ben Affleck hates it. But listen, my client's hot for it.", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00007-00005413-00006113": "It's going to be a tough sell. You know it is an election year", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00008-00006700-00007298": "I'll just do the addendum play. You know? Attach it to some popular bill. That's what I'm talking about. Coded rider,", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00009-00007298-00007897": "we're going to sneak this thing in. Right. Via a series of you know, procedural parlays.", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00010-00007897-00008597": "Vis a Vi, whatever. hahaha. Gentleman. Beasly! And what's this non-sense I hear about that", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00011-00008617-00009315": "bill uhhhmmm. 1334 right? Mmhhmm. Yeah. You know that public hates it? That's what I said", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00012-00009315-00009853": "but we promised. Ahh well there you go, that's your problem. Never make a promise. Hahaha.", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00013-00009853-00010553": "...I was watching Miley Cyrus twerk, I think I can twerk... ...2016 Gentleman. 2016!.", "hm9bXAD6qy8-00014-00011709-00012600": "Hi. I... uhhh... I have something to say. 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