What's up guys and welcome to one take I'm gil and today we're talking about raised by wolves episodes one through three All of which have been released on HBO Max This video will of course be full of spoilers for all three of those episodes If you haven't watched them yet and still want to hear my thoughts check out the link in the description Or in the card above for my spoiler-free review for the rest of you Let's get into it first some overall thoughts I was pretty blown away by this show Especially episodes one and two which were directed by Ridley Scott Besides the fact that the show just looks and sounds incredible the things that draw me in are One you can tell that they put a lot of thought into the world this series takes place in So when you watch the episodes, there's a lot of discovery that happens and I love learning about the mithraic culture I love seeing more and more of the history that brought humanity to this point That's one of the things that gets me excited to keep watching. There's also just the intellectual curiosity of Watching this grand experiment play out What happens when you give a bunch of children to androids and ask those androids to raise the kids? Force the belief system on them. How does that go on top of that? You have the growing conflict between humans and androids believers and non-believers So if I just sum up in one word what continuously draws me into this show It would be curiosity now specifically That's curiosity to learn about the world and see how the story progresses But the one part of the show that I'm a little uncertain about right now is the characters Especially in episode three when we start to spend more time with the mithraics and when the momentum Sort of slows down a lot happens in episode one and two things start to slow down a little bit in episode three And that's where focus really shifts to character And at that point I felt like there were a few plot contrivances and how the characters act and so far I'm just not super interested in any of the characters besides mother father and Campion though. I still thought episode three was solid big fan of episodes one and two so overall I feel pretty good and optimistic about this series to quote mother in episode one. I feel optimistic Anyway with that let's jump into the details But first just a quick reminder if you're enjoying these videos to hit that like button hit the subscribe button and the bell icon So you get notified the next time we do a video You're especially gonna want to do that if you're enjoying raised by wolves because I'll be doing these detailed breakdowns for every episode So definitely make sure you're subscribed first I just want to talk about how quickly things moved and escalated in episode one You have mother and father crash land on the planet birth six children Then as the children grow one of them at Tali dies by falling into a pit Then four more die from sickness, which will later learn is radiation poisoning Father wants to give Campion to the Mithraic So mother kills father then the episode ends with mother infiltrating the arc Popping a bunch of people and then crashing it now to my knowledge that arc is literally the last of humanity Besides the children that mother and father are raising the only other living humans that escaped earth are on that arc So when mother destroys it, she's dealing a potentially lethal blow to Humanity's ability to continue his very existence and it was all treated pretty casually It didn't feel like a monumental event in the episode and I liked that from mother's point of view This isn't a big deal. There is a threat coming a threat to her children So she goes into the ship and takes it out That felt a little unsettling to me because the show is presenting a sort of clinical breakdown of Humanity's potential Extermination, but it's treated so casually so that felt unsettling and I thought that was very effective on the other hand I will say that one aspect of the show which most underwhelmed me would be the Mithraic human characters And this is one example of that we see them later And I would expect them to have much more of a reaction to their arc being taken down and sure They're not happy about it, but I haven't really seen a grieving process. I haven't really seen them Deal with the fact that humanity may not survive Maybe that'll make more sense as the series goes on We don't know too much about the Mithraic culture So perhaps they are trained mentally to deal with this and this is actually a natural reaction for them Now we of course have to talk about mother. I love the mother character She has such an odd way of speaking every time she smiles It just looks a little bit off and it was pretty hilarious just how bad a job She did trying to convince Marcus and his crew in episode one that she's human She treats them to dinner. She keeps politely asking them to leave cut to the very next scene Marcus telling his group. She's definitely an Android One of the interesting aspects of both mother and father is that neither of them seem fully aware of their nature or their abilities For example, we see mother learn that she has the ability to mimic someone's face We see her learn that she can go into that crazy bronze attack mode and start exploding people Now in episodes two and three we come to find out that she's what's called a necromancer Which is a type of Android that generally belongs to the Mithraics But according to Marcus the atheists must have it captured her and reprogrammed her if she was reprogrammed That may explain why she doesn't fully understand her nature She has this foreign programming in her mind that is maybe what is running her on a day to day And she's not fully aware of what's beneath the surface in her true Necromancer nature now you have to wonder if she is a necromancer She is a war machine capable of doing incredible damage as we've seen if she's a war machine Just with some extra code added in telling her to be a mother and take care of these children You've got to wonder how strong that code is will it be able to hold and will it be able to fully suppress Her nature we've seen glimpses of how dangerous she can be and I've got to think that's going to be a pretty big source of tension Over the next seven episodes. Let's talk about father. I am such a fan of his character He adds a lot of levity to this show which could easily be a very dark and dour experience His propensity for telling jokes was hilarious and is a gimmick that could easily be overused But I thought it was used just the right amount my favorite moment with him I think is when we literally see him inventing jokes. He's pacing around at night thinks up a joke and says to himself That's a good one. I'll save that for the little one He comes off as a kind of tragic figure to me as Campion becomes more and more cynical and starts to tell mother and father that he knows their feelings are fake He no longer believes that they truly care for him It's really just what they were programmed to do and how they were programmed to act But at one point you hear father assure a campion I am real campion and in that moment and others like it I see somebody really genuinely Wanting to do good But he might not be capable of it as androids mother and father may not be capable of Giving campion the true care that he's looking for and all of this makes me wonder What is the nature of these androids? Are they capable of emotion? Is there something different or special about mother and father versus the other androids we meet on the surface? They definitely seem different I think we meet about three androids from the myth reyek between these three episodes and None of them come close to what we see from mother and father None of them really attempt to display the emotions that we see from our androids and at the end of episode 3 When the children are looking for the ark tempest is clearly starting to show some belief in mother She comments how it seemed like she really cared about the children and she's never seen an android act like that before So it could be as simple as mother and father were just programmed to mimic love and mimic emotion Do their best to be human, but I wonder if there's more to it than that. Are they conscious? Are they as conscious as human beings are I've got to think that's one of the themes will be explained In the next seven episodes now I want to talk a little bit about camping, but first one more thought on mother and father It's really interesting that they're even capable of having conflicting thoughts with one another It definitely makes the show more interesting that mother and father pretty quickly are out of sync But on the surface it seems odd that their programming would even allow them to be at odds with one another And I have to wonder if maybe that was intentional Perhaps their creator realized that the ideal scenario for the children that these androids will be raising The ideal scenario is that mother and father have to sort of counterbalance each other So I think that goes along with the general theme of how much of what we see from mother and father is pure Programming how much of it is something more complicated than that a sort of Emergent consciousness that allows them to in some ways go against their programming All of that is super interesting and I love it That's just one of the many ideas we're dealing with on this show. So going to campion I find his character pretty interesting and I'm enjoying the developments. We've seen so far after watching all of his friends die He starts to see how mother failed them failed to protect them and he cares for mother But he understands father's plan to ultimately hand him over to the myth rake when mother goes against them On that campion starts to see mother as their enemy and that is further accelerated when he sees mother's Destructive capabilities. So I think by the time that the new kids show up the ones that mother brought from the ark at that Point campion was already starting to not really trust mother So he was primed to instead place his trust in these children one moment I found interesting when campion is first interacting with the other children is when hunter asks Paul Marcus's kid to hand his mouse over to campion. Why was hunter asking Paul to give his mouse over? I think that was to create a sense of reciprocity Give campion the mouse and then he'll feel sort of in debt to us And it'll just accelerate the process of winning over campion's trust and it seems to work He pretty quickly aligns with the children against mother one thing we've seen shades of and I'm waiting to see more of it Is that campion was essentially raised by wolves? If you look at the title of the show campion is raised by these androids So you wouldn't expect him to be entirely human in his behavior And we do see a couple of small differences in his behavior. He doesn't pick up on sarcasm He's a bit more resourceful. He's the one who's leading them to go find the ark But I'm waiting to see more Significant differences when you see how odd mother behaves you've got to think that'll create some Bizarre emotional differences in campion versus children that were raised by humans. That's something I'm waiting to see There are also a couple of sort of mysteries around campion one Why didn't he succumb to the radiation the way the rest of the children did and two is he the subject of this? Prophecy that the mythraic talk about an orphan boy in an empty land will lead the mythraic to a place Where a city of peace will be built So there's that prophecy and there's the question of why did campion survive the radiation poisoning? So let's talk about the radiation first as a quick recap Basically mother father and the children pick what they call carbos from the vegetation on the planet They kind of look like giant potatoes But they have a pit on the inside They use the carbos for food and they use it for fuel mother and father tested them and saw no radiation No issues with eating them, but they never tested the pit and Apparently the pit is radioactive when you pick the carbos the pit starts to decompose and Poison the rest of the tuber with radiation So unknowingly the children were consuming these radiation infested carbos for years and that's what ultimately killed them So what's so special about campion? Why didn't he succumb? It seems like he has some natural immunity to the radiation and the only theory I have so far is that When mother gives birth to the six children or pulls them out of their little birthing boxes Campion stops breathing. She brings campion to her chest Hums and then campion miraculously starts breathing again Now mother doesn't know what all of her capabilities are so is it possible that that humming and Bringing campion to her chest had a physical effect on him Did it truly save him in the moment and potentially give him another gift give him some sort of immunity that protects him from the Radiation poisoning in episode one at campion provides some narration and he says something along the lines of This side of mother this dangerous side of her has always been a part of her and maybe something like it is a part of me too That makes me wonder if when mother saved his life as a baby and she gave him this immunity to radiation poisoning Who knows what else she gave him has she physically modified campion in some strange way That we'll learn about over the rest of the season now Let's talk about the prophecy for a second It seems that in the Mithraic religion they have a prophecy about an orphan boy in an empty land Finding a place where they're going to build a city of peace Before mother slaughters Marcus's friends and Marcus's group. They thought that campion might be the subject of that prophecy They've referenced it twice now So I have to think it's going to be an important part of the story My question is will it simply be a guiding force for Marcus and his group where they try to find Whoever is the subject of this prophecy? Maybe some of them think it's campion so they try to kidnap him for mother and that sparks a sort of religious war Or could the show truly delve into some mystical elements? I doubt it It seems like it's pretty focused on hard sci-fi so far But it's too early to say for sure Maybe over the next few episodes we'll be debating over who is the orphan in this prophecy Just like when we all watched game of thrones. We wondered who the true Azor Ahai is now We've got to talk about the creatures that show up in the second episode. They look so interesting Almost lizard-like but then when you have a glimpse at their face those look almost humanoid, but pointier They're also one of the interesting mysteries about this show Where did these creatures come from and why haven't they shown themselves for 12 years? They never attacked the gen one children They only showed up after mother brought the new kids from the Ark I wonder if it could have something to do with the strange weather patterns on the planet It snows every night.  Maybe they were in hibernation Maybe every certain number of years they go away and they come back Now I have a feeling there's more than meets the eye to these creatures And there's going to be some kind of a twist going into fan theory total speculation mode I wonder if maybe mother somehow spawned those creatures with the threat of those creatures out there The children are now more dependent on her and by protecting them from the monsters that helps her gain their trust We see that explicitly with tempest by the end of the third episode after seeing mother protect her from the creature Tempest is starting to wonder if maybe mother truly does care now on the surface It seems like mother is as surprised as everybody else to see these creatures manifest themselves But we know that mother doesn't understand her true nature entirely and a number of references are made to Maybe mother's killing the children without even realizing it now it turned out they were wrong She was not poisoning the kids. It was the carbos But maybe she does have some ability to create these monsters and she did it subconsciously as a way of Creating a threat which she can protect the children from and ultimately gain their trust I will say when you hear mother referred to as a necromancer That usually refers to somebody with magic abilities to raise the dead or bring back their spirits So perhaps mother can summon these creatures Maybe she's taking dead bodies from the Ark and turning them into these monsters Anyway, I might be going too far into speculation territory now But I just have a gut feeling there's some kind of a twist there and it has something to do with mother Now let's talk about Marcus. I love the casual reveal in episode 2 that Marcus and Sue are Impostors they're atheists who during the war found a medic robot and find records of the real Marcus and Sue Who are scheduled to get on the Ark and escape the soon-to-be-destroyed planet Earth? First off that medic android was awesome He was the perfect mix of creepy and hilarious I am curious why he so readily agreed to perform plastic surgery on these imposters to turn them in it to Marcus and Sue But either way he performs the plastic surgery the imposters Look exactly like Marcus and Sue after that and then they kill their original counterparts Taking their place on the Ark immediately these two characters get more interesting and on top of everything else now we have two atheists as Prominent members of the Mithraic group. So there are some pretty interesting ways they can go with this We already see Marcus getting a foothold as a sort of leader in the group as he rises up the ranks Is it possible that others will find out truly? He's an atheist and what kind of crisis of faith will that create for others in the group on the other hand? We know Marcus didn't exactly choose the culture he grew up in we saw that as a child He was forced to fight in a war. So perhaps now embedding himself in the Mithraic culture He will start to question his belief or his lack of belief and start to have an appreciation For the religion he's now pretending to be a part of or maybe his wife Sue starts to question things And we'll have some conflict between the two of them where one wants to remain loyal to the atheists and the other One wants to truly become a part of this religion So I mentioned up front that I was a little bit worried about will they be able to keep the characters interesting? This is one avenue that if it's explored properly that would definitely suck me in I'm a little worried about whether or not they'll be able to pull that off because episode 3 does start to shift focus to the Mithraic and a lot of what we saw to be honest didn't really work for me first you have Marcus and Sue finding out they have this child Paul and That should be a pretty big struggle for them They didn't have a kid all of a sudden they have a kid Sue does say up front I can't be a mother, but we don't really spend a whole lot of time in that mode We essentially flash forward 13 years to where now she treats Paul as her own son And she cares for him like a son that she truly has love for so it was pretty jarring to go from I can't be a mother to I am now a loving and caring mother I would have just liked to have seen a little bit of the transition there I also would have expected like I said earlier to see more of a reaction from the Mithraic to the destruction of the art They may have just watched humanity essentially go extinct and so far It doesn't really seem to be bothering anybody and lastly. There's the conflict between Marcus and the guy in charge I'm not really finding any of that too interesting Especially when it keeps cutting away from the mother father storyline, which I find much more compelling So as we learn more about the Mithraic culture, maybe that'll explain their behavior better Maybe it'll give me more of an appreciation for what we're seeing But for right now, that's the part of the show that probably interests me least Let's talk about the kids that mother brings back from the Ark Basically mother and father try to save humanity take two One question I have about these kids is they were living in a sim while they were in hibernation for about 13 years They said time works a little bit differently So I wonder did they truly experience 13 years of time? If so, these kids are in a pretty interesting position That essentially means they have the minds of 20 to 30 year olds But they're just trapped in the bodies of 5 to 15 year olds One aspect of the group I'm also intrigued by Is I think we're setting up to have some conflict between the children in terms of their differing faiths Hunter is very clearly a devout person and very anti-mother On the other hand, I mentioned it a couple of times But Tempest seems like she's starting to turn around and maybe begin to believe in mother So I have a feeling we're going to start to see some split alliances Where some are with mother and some are against her All of that's made more complicated by the fact that to some degree They will be reliant on mother and father to protect them Especially with these monsters running around Finally, let's talk about that weird cliffhanger at the end of episode 3 Basically the children are on their way to find the Ark So they can leave mother and father On their way there, Paul, Marcus and Sue's kid Get separated from the rest of the children He finds a stick doll Then he sees a hooded figure that sort of summons him He follows and then falls into a pit And lands on a branch that saves his life Now it seems like the hooded figure did that on purpose Tried to get him to fall into the trap But who is this hooded figure? So when the hooded figure first appears We hear something that should sound familiar Way back in episode 1 When Tali was playing with the doll And humming a nursery rhyme to herself Before presumably falling into the pit We hear her humming that nursery rhyme again When we see the hooded figure Now think back to episode 1 We never saw Tali's body So we can't say with 100% certainty That she fell into the pit It sounds a little ridiculous But by process of elimination It's hard to imagine who else it could be The other children all succumbed to the radiation poisoning So there were bodies to account for them We know it can't be mother or father Because we know where they are When this hooded figure appears And it seems unlikely that it's associated with the mythraic Because they consistently wear that white mythraic garb So I think it's Tali And I think about the title raised by wolves On the surface we assume that refers to campion And the other children being raised by mother and father Maybe there's a second meaning to that Maybe someone or something on this planet raised Tali And she has also been raised by wolves Going back into crazy fan theory mode for a second Maybe those creatures that attacked, tempest And have shown up a couple of times Are more intelligent than we realize And Tali was raised not by wolves But by weird lizard humanoid things In any case that was a pretty surprising cliffhanger Felt kind of like it came out of nowhere So hopefully it has a pretty good payoff Last thing I wanted to mention Up front I said there were a few plot contrivances Mostly in episode three That didn't quite work for me And I wanted to mention them here First I'll mention one that actually occurred in episode one Mother kills the group that's with Marcus She goes up to the Ark And indiscriminately kills a bunch of humans Crashes the Ark But if we rewind for a second Before she flew up to the Ark She gets face to face with Marcus And instead of killing him She smashes his head and throws him out of the vessel At first I thought this was a plot convenience They needed to keep Marcus alive But I think there's a chance That there's something more to it Maybe mother somehow knows That Marcus is truly an atheist Pretending to be a mythraic Or maybe mother and Marcus Have some sort of a past together That he doesn't remember Maybe she doesn't even consciously remember it So perhaps something built into her programming Or into her subconscious Stopped her from killing Marcus So I'm curious when they're going to pick up on that plot thread Fast forwarding to episode three Mother flies over to the Ark To look for omnibiotics That she can use to help cure the children When mother arrives She's already screaming And kind of gives her position away to the humans Which gives them a chance to hide underground And protect themselves from her I found that kind of odd Because mother could have just strolled in And from what we've seen of her destructive capabilities If she came across any of the mythraic She could have very easily taken them out So I'm not sure why she came in screaming Giving away her position Speaking of which Once the humans get underground They seem to be pretty safe But then they send up an android Which mother of course kills very quickly And that seemed like a really poor decision If you're hiding underground And you send out an android That's a pretty big risk That you're going to give away your position But they are setting up the guy in charge As maybe not the smartest And not the most effective leader So that one I can chalk up to Intentionally poor decision making Another one in episode three When campion and the children Make a run for the ark The way they get themselves some time Is campion brings father Into one of the stone structures And then traps him inside with a wooden board Now of course father can easily break out He can easily break that door down But instead of doing that He waits, he yells, he yells He threatens to break it down When he finally does The kids are gone So again that just felt a little silly to me When you know how dangerous it is For these children to leave the area When you know how angry mother will be If she finds out you let the kids go You punch your way out of that door immediately You don't wait for campion To have a change of heart and let you out I also found it a little silly That mother and father tested the carbos For radiation poisoning But never checked the pits And the last one is that When mother is trying to find paul And she's just shouting for him You don't need to be afraid If you're out there I want you to scream as loud as you can We've seen that mother has the ability To mimic other people's voices So it seems to me the best course of action Would have been to just mimic one of the other children And call for paul Then he immediately would have come running So none of these are major complaints I recognize that it's sort of nitpicking But it just worries me a little bit That most of those complaints I have Are about episode three So it feels a little bit like they put a lot Into the first two episodes They got Ridley Scott They made those episodes fantastic And I just hope that the things That didn't quite work for me in episode three Don't continue for the remainder of the season Because if they can maintain the quality From the first couple of episodes I could easily see this becoming Just an incredible sci-fi series So those minor grievances aside I was a pretty big fan of these first few episodes And I can't wait to see where it goes next So I'll wrap up by saying If you enjoyed this video Please go ahead and hit the like button Hit the subscribe button And hit the bell icon So you get notified the next time we do a video Anyway, let me know in the comments How you felt about these episodes What worked for you, what didn't work And what are you excited to see In the rest of the season Let me know in the comments 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Chris, I really enjoyed our conversation the other day about your Gold Fund Summary that you do for MineralFund.com. Can you tell investor and tell audience members what it is that the Mineral Fund is, please? Very well, yes. We track 101 Gold Funds. So this is all the world Gold Funds. And we keep comprehensive information relating those funds, including most importantly, their asset allocations, $30 billion in those 101 funds. Well, that's what I was going to ask you. You threw out some numbers that were astonishing to me. You said this 101 funds currently invests in approximately $30 billion worth of public companies. Is that correct? That's correct, yes. And then you started telling me about how it's allocated around the world. Can you share with us some details about that? Okay, the biggest destination for those investment dollars is Canada. 55% of the money is invested in Canada. The second biggest destination is Australia. 15% of the money is invested in listed gold companies in Australia. So that's a total of 70%. But behind that, you've got the US with 8%. You've got England and South Africa with 5%. You've got 4%. Split amongst Russia, China and Mexico, Ireland. And then you've got about 8% held in cash. So that's the breakdown. That total is about 100%. The money in 55% Canada, 15% Australia, that's 70% of the market right there. So I would assume, and can we get this information on your website? I would assume that if the funds are selecting public companies that they either increase or decrease their positions in, it might be giving us as investors a cue to which companies we should be buying. Is that the correct conclusion we should have? Absolutely, and there's a couple reasons, a couple things about that. And one is that portfolio turnover is relatively low in these funds, slower than standard equity portfolios. So when you look section by section at what's going on with their asset allocations, you can see what companies they're building positions in and which companies they're divesting their holdings from. And that is, you know, market intelligence that allows us to determine what the best minds in the business, these portfolio managers have several cycles experience and they spend their time comprehensively analyzing these companies balance sheets, income statements, payment of cash flows and resources, reserves, geological parameters, management team qualities, and the summary of all of that knowledge is expressed in their investments. So we see what they're increasing their allocations to and what they're divesting from. And then also we see quite interestingly new names. In a rallying gold market, we see junior companies that they pick up that have not been held before and that's usually the beginning of a prolonged trend for a new company name as it develops and works out on its business plan develops a discovery. So a lot of very significant market intelligence is garnered from looking and reviewing the asset allocation information. Well, I'll tell you, can you give us an example of a new exploration company that you've seen being picked up on any of these funds in the last, say, month or two? Tracy, I can't give you all the information that we have on asset allocation. I'll give you an example. Assist Go Development was a new name, came to one of the funds that we review on a monthly basis. We took a close look at this company and saw the compelling characteristics that that fund manager had identified in that company. So for those of you interested in finding out some of the new companies that are being picked up by these funds, they can go to your website. Is that correct? Yes, I can. But I think what's most compelling to me, to go to your website, was you were telling me that these are all signs for building up towards a potentially robust gold market this year? Is that correct? There are several signs to suggest we're into a robust gold market. Central Bank buying depleting reserves for reserves and resources by leading mining companies, declining gold production has been consistently the case in the last two major gold cycles. It's been two major gold cycles since the end of Bretton Woods in 1971. Both were accompanied by declining production over decade long periods and the production began to decline in 2019. There are several signals to suggest we're into the early stages of a robust gold cycle. Well, you heard it here at Investor Intel and for more information go to mineralfunds.com. Chris Berlay, thank you so much. Thank you, Tracy.


Welcome everybody to the Wednesday livestream a lot of things going on so let's just jump right in so the big story today that I feel Of course, there's a lot of things going on the crypto digital asset world. He's looking like a good amount of inflows We've reached 70k as far as Bitcoin the total market cap is 2.7 trillion in climbing But if we're taking a look at beyond that what the next thing is it's AI It's AI and I think it's crypto AI I think this story is a little bit bigger than what people might give it reference to so This got some audio back and it's from singularity net and At first I thought this might have been like some sort of hack because when we take a look at the comments You'll see why but it says we're excited to announce that a multi-billion token merger with fetch AI and Ocean protocol to create the artificial Super intelligence alliance. I gotta tell you something a superhero movie Largest open-source decentralized network and accelerate the race to AGI to learn more here and This was the video they they put out not really too much to it It's kind of like just says that hey, we're going to be combining things when I first took a look at this I thought this was just Another I know if it was like when it says alliance to me I was thinking to myself. Well, maybe this is just they're going to have some sort of Communication and open up and make some type of founding But apparently no that is incorrect and when we take a look at businesswire.com we can see The actual whole story which is I can say it's pretty big. So this is from business wire and fetch AI ocean protocol and singularity net are creating the artificial super intelligence alliance And you may notice right here. I'm going to get to this first the combined value of fetch AI ocean and agi x Is 7.6 billion if you take 7.6 billion right now And we do it the market cap You know what that puts them Almost in the top 20 Almost in the top 20 by converging. I think this is this is a smart move This is a good move, especially if they are, you know, they've been around for quite some time Let's be honest singularity has been around Ocean protocol fetch AI I think is a newer kid on the block but by combining resources They are not guaranteeing Their dominance, but what they're saying is like look There's a lot of hurdles to come through. We can't just live on narratives alone We need to push the envelope and we're gonna all work together to make this a really big decentralized things Here's what's going on so The creation of the largest open source centralized network through a multi billion token merger Is a major step that accelerates the race to artificial general intelligence agi Alliance is the brainchild of three leading minds and decentralized AI Ben Gortzel We're known as the father of agi founded s net as a blockchain based marketplace And framework for AI services also for singularity D-Mind founding investor homie on chic built fetch AI as a decentralized multi-asian platform to deploy and commercialize AI based applications Trent mcconnie mcconnie Think I nailed it Maybe we can dominate this sector As part of the formation of the alliance the fed ocean and agi x tokens that fuel the three alliance member networks Will be merged into a single asi token. Let me say that one more time. So I want to make this crystal clear because when I first saw this When I first saw this I thought to myself What does this is this are they going to merge the tokens Is this going to be like all the merge the token always are all screwed over and of course they had to buy a new token. No So let me say this one more time as part of the formation of the alliance fed ocean agi x tokens that fuel the three alliance member networks Will be merged into one token called asi It'll function across the combined decentralized AI network provide unprecedented scale and power And this is what uh, dr. Ben Gortzel says ceiling found rest net singularity night His da revolution intensifies It is imperative that agi and asi are not owned and controlled by any particular party making it truly decentralized With their own biased interests That's a pretty brave thing to say It's very easy to make billions and billions of dollars being at the top of the chain and just going You know what? I'm not gonna we're say it's decentralized, but wink wink. No, no, it's not And they're going to walk the walk They should be rolled out in an open democratic and decentralized way This has been the joint vision of s net fetch AI and ocean protocol from their inception For this reason it makes total sense that our three products come together To form a tokenomic network that has greater power to take on big tech And shift the center of gravity of the AI world in the centralized ecosystems. Here's the rationale which makes a lot of sense It's catalyzed by the rise of AI and growth of the three AI projects Right now you can't get a hotter narrative besides meme coin and crypto than AI probably deep in Created a centralized AI infrastructure at scale again What dr. Ben Gortzel was talking about and accelerates the investments into agi Essentially, you have three communities merging together and they're going to all get into the AI sector So it takes the power of three and combines everybody and this is the interesting part If you hold on these tokens like myself Here's what's going to happen if the proposal and again, this is all comes out to the community if the proposal Don't know when this is going to come about But if the proposal receives majority approval, which i'm pretty confident will From the respective communities the following will occur That will be rebranded or fetch AI will be branded as asi for the total supply is 2.6 billion tokens agi x tokens migrates asi as a conversion rate Of 0.43 ocean token Tokens migrate to asi at a conversion rate of 0.43 If the fully diluted value of all three tokens is that march 26 were carried over this would combine to a 7.6 billion valuation Let's just take a look real quick And how fetch AI is going well in the last seven days up 20 percent and 24 hours up 5 percent Let's see what's happened on the part of the news went up a little bit down Let's see what happened with sterility By 24 percent in the week last 24 hours up 7 percent last hour down a little bit Probably because people were buying and selling that same thing and I can only guess That ocean protocol, let's just see it's the same thing Yeah, pretty much here's the news Broke quite a little bit of a jump So if you were holders of those congratulations, that's what's happening right now So to finish up Singularity if you're not familiar with it, which I know there's a lot of products going on. So even I need a refresher As a mission of creating a centralized It's pretty much like a decentralized marketplace democratic includes some beneficial agi What I didn't know is that the core platform and ai teams are further complemented by specialized teams Devoted to apps such as finance robotics biomedical ai Medical arts and entertainment. So they have to hold the ambit there Fetch ai enables developers of business to build deploy and monetize essentially dApps or ai Applications an ocean protocol enables businesses individuals to trade tokenized data Uh to manage data all along a essentially to trade the data to people who want to buy your data or tokenize that data So in some way shape a foreign motion protocol is a little bit on the ai side And that's what we have right there. So let me just think about that in the comment section before we get into it I made a I made a deep dive video into aether Which is essential eyes. Which is essentially is a deep pin ai play they Are taking gpu's across the world and essentially decentralizing them using them to consolidate their computational power and Renting or selling them out to people that actually needs that computational power to major institutions that want to build on ai And deep machine learning. We just did a deep dive. It's over on dan de jen. I'll get to that in a second But one of the things that I think that people are missing the point here is because we think about ai and we're like, that's cute That's adorable. It's nice, right You know, we make goofy pictures. Everybody's happy make some deep fakes. That's it. Which are quite scary actually Yeah Presidential election will be crazy this year. I can tell you But I don't think we realize just how big ai is going to be as much as we thought that Because i'm old that the internet wasn't going to be as big of a revolution as was it once was And if you can you can just go back to this the different revolutions agricultural revolution You can just see you know 1400 1500 it's just how it shapes the world And then the industrial revolution 1700 1800s and just the powers that came you know for for confidence in countries And then we had and that was 1700 1800s and then we had the industrial or excuse me the informational revolution Which essentially took place in the later half of the 20th century 1990s the internet and things like that And now we have a new revolution the artificial intelligence revolution, which is going on right now. We're involved in We're lucky to be here And what I did was I put together a piece which just explains just how important Ai is going to be And just how massive it is and how I think we're kind of missing the point here So indulge me for about five minutes or so with this so Really comes out of this Houston we got a problem and the problem is we don't have enough compute power Which is everybody is going to be fighting over and don't just take my word for it This is sam. Oh He is the co-founder of chat gpt And what he talks about in this clip kind of makes it very clear About just how important compute power will actually be so I want you to hear this crystal clear so let me Share my tab real quick just like listen to this it's about uh 60 seconds or so and we'll jump right back Look, I think compute is going to be the currency of the future I think it will be maybe the most precious commodity in the world And I think we should be investing heavily to make a lot more compute Compute is it's an unusual. I think it's going to be an unusual market You know people think about the market for like chips for mobile phones or something like that And you can say that okay There's eight billion people in the world maybe seven billion of them have phones Maybe they are six billion let's say they upgrade every two years So the market per year is three billion system on chip for smartphones And if you make 30 billion you will not sell 10 times as many phones because most people have one phone But compute is different like intelligence is going to be more like energy or something like that Where the only thing that I think makes sense to talk about is at price x the world will use This much compute and at price y the world will use this much compute Um because if it's really cheap, I'll have it like reading my email all day Like giving me suggestions about what I maybe should think about or work on And trying to cure cancer and if it's really expensive, maybe I'll only use it We'll only use to try to cure cancer So I think the world is going to want a tremendous amount of compute and there's a lot of parts of that that are hard Energy is the hardest part building data centers is also hard The supply chain is harder than of course fabricating enough chips is hard This seems to me where things are going like we're going to want an amount of compute That's just hard to reason about right now Yeah data centers So what he talked about there is one of the things that is being solved by a plethora of different projects that are out there and uh, we'll get into that but There wasn't just that piece though. It wasn't just that there was uh, there's a An organization called AI now And they're an institute they were found in 2017 AI now produces diagnosis and policy research on official intelligence They've been involved with DeepMind Pivotal MacArthur Foundation. They advised the us fdc on artificial intelligence in 2021 now. They're an independent agency And what they found out was this there's a couple different things and this is actually going to play into Global dominance by different nation states wait for this So this first of all just to get into the industrial part the institutional part There's a recent report from Andres and Horowitz a 16z He described compute as a pre dominant factor driving industry today Noting that companies have spent more than 80 percent of their total capital on compute resources So think of all these all these different companies that we hear about Nvidia AWS Intel they're spending 80 percent to actually get into the sector to be the global dominant force And why is that because there's gonna be so much demand for it? But this is actually the the total article from Andres and Horowitz Supply of compute is so constrained demand outstrips it by a factor of 10 10 Access to compute resources the lowest total cost has become a determining factor for the success of AI companies So think about that. This is where decentralization and crypto really comes in. What's easier to do Is it easier to be like amazon web service and go and buy a huge plot of land and then do all the construction and Build the data center and then make that infrastructure Inside to have all the different GPUs all the different wiring all the electricity pay for the people pay for the fines pay for the taxes upkeep and everything else to To perform that or maybe it might just be easier to do a decentralized way and say hey How about if we use the computational power in your computer in your a1 microchip? For your apple to actually as a GPUs are being underutilized in your data centers or in your your Bitcoin mining rigs to use those and we'll pay you a token and that'll be the resource to me, I think that this is where Crypto and angel assets can really shine with making a decentralized AI play For a computational power. So to go into this They talked about we've seen many companies spend more than 80 percent of a total cap Which is what we talked about before So this is what they said the lack of sustainability cuts in two directions. First, there's a clear scarcity I like that I like scarcity in markets because that means if there's not a lot of scarcity Or there's a there's not a lot of the actual product And we have a mass amount of demand. We know what happens with the price Particularly the kinds of state of the art chips needed for training large-scale AI models demand for these chips currently in videos H 100 a 100 extremely high those h 100s and a 100s they cost tens of thousands of dollars and they're extremely hard to get How hard are they to get? Listen to Elon Musk me Again, let me make sure that you can Hear this correctly This is what Elon Musk says about how hard it is to get these chips right now To train a model that I'll probably gpt buy of size I wouldn't be surprised if they use at least 30 30,000 maybe 50,000 h 100s which are the latest All right GPUs are it's not quite the right word but the latest technology from invidia um, so And then you need to run in parents as well so It's a lot of the the GPUs are um This point considerably harder to get than drugs Actually, that's really not a high bar in San Francisco So Elon's always gonna make things funny, but yeah, so there's a massive amount of demand and it's very hard to get These GPUs. So what do we do? Well, and of course who's actually trying to get these these GPUs so supplies are limited Leading to unconventional arrangements like we're just taking a look at collateralization of GPUs to raise funds organizations set up to provide gp rental services Make sure we're talking about and this is the big one and again This is from the ai now institute part Well, they said and purchase of purchases of gpus by nation states seeking a competitive advantage I gotta tell you usa america We pretty much Won the informational revolution for the internet. We just agree that we crushed it. They did a good job But for ai there's a reason why everybody's trying to get these chips Why everybody's trying to be number one because they know it's the next big thing and they want to be the next superpower This puts cloud infrastructure firms like amazon web service Google cloud and microsoft azure as as well as a chip designed from a video and chip fabrication From these companies in a dominant position Compute power is a merging frame for ai industrial policy nations seeking a competitive engine ai are investing heavily With limited access across the compute supply chain on national security grounds. So who's doing this? Which countries are really doing this? Well usa for one. I don't know if you guys remember this But now it all starts to make sense. There was this The chips act of 2022 It focused on growing a national united states based semiconductor fabrication industry I thought it was just because of a war with china and now I understand why Prior to the passage of the act the us produced about 10 percent of the world's supply of semiconductors The new act includes measures such as 32 billion for american semiconductor research to develop a manufacturing workforce 25 investment in tax credit 10 billion to invest in regional innovation and technology hubs and beyond that 50 new semiconductor products were announced worth about 200 billion following the passage of the act That was just two years ago And tsmc which plans to make a 40 billion investment a new facility in phoenix arizona That's 40 billion and that's of course on top of what france uk at japan and china are actually doing and it doesn't just stop there Then it's also these governmental agencies enforcement agencies have converged on cloud concentration As a significant problem again national security issues. This is why I think that ai is going to be such a big thing and I think crypto can lead the way The us fdc concluded an inquiry into cloud computing that particularly expressed interest in the effects of potential Concentration in cloud computing on ai the concern about single points of failure Was echoed in a treasury department report that worried there could be a cascading impact across the broader financial sector if you have This industry chip production chip fabrication And of course the warehouses all under one roof. What happens you have a single point of failure And of course, that's a real problem for national security if you're trying to lead the way in ai fdc released a blog post identifying the risk of anti-competitive practices Among the firm is responsible for providing computational resources In comments that offer both compute services and general ai products through exclusive cloud partnerships For instance, I would be like nvidia and everybody else Might use their power in the compute service sectors to stifle competitiveness In generative ai by giving discrimination treatment to themselves and their parties over new interest And that of course would lead us to the antitrust angle Which I think is what america is kind of or us is kind of clamping down right now So if you have an industry Or companies that are stifling innovation because of the fact That they're actually in that one sector and they control everything This is a what they say a very high level of concentration across several points in the compute stack antitrust is a relevant issue You need to separate cloud provision from ship design and then this would lead me to The deep dive that we did with aether and I said that and it's not just aether I mean you have ash you have ionet You have a kind of difference in hyper cycle I mean you have render you have all these different projects in crypto ai and there's so much Demand that is coming. It's not here right now. I don't think it's here right now But all these different projects. It's not a one-size-take-all.  And then if you say like cardinals great then people from the saloon, you know They go bend out of shape or actually mostly just people attacking someone and getting bent out of shape But in this situation with these ai plays There's so much there. I think everybody can coexist. So I think that decentralization Give me these antitrust answer. There's no single point of failure It's transparent and for governance as far as like giving people A little bit more of Of favor favoritism you can't really do that because of the decentralized Aspect of that or to centralize autonomous organization of governance and of course, so people will say well that doesn't gonna happen in america You know the government's rule or the Institution's rule everything they just kind of just do what they want to do. Well, not so fast just a couple of days ago Uh, the government just laid down a little bit of law and said hey apple after all these years We're finally going to try to break you up with our antitrust suit And go from there. So I think if they can do that to apple they might be able to pull that with the ai So again, that's why I think The ai sector will be very big. I could be wrong deep dive again. We talked about aether distributed gpu cloud infrastructure for gaming and ai and I linked That video I just dropped In the link in the description and you can check that out Right now. So there's a link for there. Watch that video and go from there, but that's it for today. So look If you like today's video, give it a thumbs up consider subscribing everything we talk about is time sensitive now If you want to stick around I'll try to answer your questions It's the best of my abilities, but if you got to take off take off. Thanks for stopping bio 2000. I appreciate you I'll see you on the next one. All right. So what do we have? Jay had a good question. I think pick this up. So was there a snapshot? already no so remember The community itself for fetch ocean and singularity all have to vote for this resolution to actually go through And they might just, you know, kick it down and say no, we don't want to be a part of this We want to separate. We don't want to combine ourselves. I don't know might be a mistake but So there hasn't been a snapshot and of course that information will come out later I have no information on that right now. This is just a proposal that has been put forth going from there Let's see And again as I coin is live notice knots Again game and coin right. Sorry game Game and coin Yeah, that's another one that's essentially uses it from what I understand. I've talked to the team actually Um, they use the unused computational power for gamers for their gpus cpus And they use that for what is needed into deep learning AI and other type of projects and services That's those gpus are idle. So like if you're just using like we may have talked about Before and if your processing unit is only up to 50 60 70 percent it can use the other 20 30 percent I think that would I think there has to be limits because you can't use 100 percent of your GPU I think if things were on hot, but that's for them to talk about but yeah game and coin again another One of the many that are coming in I love this this I love this narrative Because there's so many people that can come in and actually the demand is still going to be there. Which is great Bingo says do you keep all it's on phantom? No, I use I keep some things, but it's you have to understand Oh one more thing about apple apparently There has been some kind of bug that uh, I don't know how it got into The program itself, but there's been a lot of chatter on x about this Uh security issue for apple products apple computers and what it says and it talks about is If you use a hot wallet There's a way for hackers to get in there and discover your seed phrase And sub and discover your private keys unbelievable And because this happens they talk about don't use hot wallets as much as possible Let's be honest. We're all have to we're all going to use some kind of hot wall Especially if we're in some kind of dj in place. It's what it comes down to right If you go into some crazy meme coins, sometimes it doesn't it's not offered in cold storage devices So for that situation, that's the issue But from what I understand what I read is that it doesn't just happen Because you're here on your computer and you're at home What they talk about mostly is when you are out and about don't use public wi-fi because in some Shape these hackers can get in there and Yeah, get your seed phrase and uh and drain your wallets. That's what I hear I don't know if there's an update yet, but that was just from last night Let's see. Yeah use a hot wallet. I'm with a ledger. Yeah, you can do that too Oh, all right You grow igros says I want to sell my ajax a gix, but the fees are so expensive That was 180 bucks. Wow. It's like 10 percent of my profit Little trap wonder what's Well Is agix on Major exchange. Let's take a look. I guess the big question would be which exchange is it Because like on like coinbase I mean some of those some of those fees aren't too bad, but if you're using If you're using dex's that sucks Because I think agix is a you know, see 20 straight layer one It's awful This says was it for all apple products or only apple mac? I'm not for sure I know for 100 assurance. It's uh, you know, it's for the max for the laptops and for the computers Mostly for the laptops But as far as like for your phones first of all How many hot wallets do we have in our phones really and a lot of it you shouldn't do that Uh and the pads. I'm not for sure the big thing is when you're out about don't Use public wi-fi. That's it. Hey, but amortage is there Beardy's here Rusty Everfox agx on min swap D gen gambler. Hey Reminds me is agix. I thought it was a ERT 20. Maybe it's not it is the agix Let's see if it's gonna Also on cardano. That's pretty nice I see why it's on min swap then. Yeah, but you gotta if you want to bridge it over I'm not a fan of that T. Rubenstein says team's working together instead of against each other is bullish. I gotta agree. I mean imagine if you had What if you had like the top? Three layer ones all converged together. That'd be huge You actually take over and stop fighting be awesome My big thing is though. I'm really excited about the uh layer 2 is on bitcoin coming up. That's a lot of And that's what's you know, if you're a bitcoin maximalist. That was your big thing. So time to support it We'll see Rusty said how fun would it be if eta and eith as a merger? How fun would it be is Charles Hoskinson sitting back on the board for the ethereum foundation. That'd be great. Let's see Any near protocol any thoughts? Yeah I'm supposed to have The founder ilia from near protocol on the show Monday at 8 30 in the morning So we'll talk to him. But if you're looking for like they talk about chain abstraction Which is essentially being able to use whatever service you want to use and not realize what chain you're actually using. It's awesome and uh near I've always I've told this story multiple times But when I got involved with sweat coin and sweat economy I thought to myself there is no way they're going to take 120 million because it was a big web 2 app First it was a global. I think it was like a top. It was in the top five For health and fitness globally as far as apps. Yes, of course if you're in some crazy country It might not be in the top five for you got it But it was huge and still huge as far as web 2 web 3 they brought over 20 million users And I said to myself Well, I said to to olig One of the co-founders ago this will if you guys pull this off I'll be amazed on the year and be able to do this Especially with near protocols. No one knows what near protocols And that was like two years ago And they did it and there was no glitches There was no problems. There was no shutdowns. There was no hiccups. It just worked I was like, well, I don't know what this near is. We looked pretty good And I've been accumulating the year ever since And now here we are So, uh, I think it's a good project seems to do pretty well and if you take a look at DAP radar It's like number one two three and four for the most apps being used It's on here So, yeah, I think it's doing pretty good Let's see what else is a long A long answer for a very short question. All right, that's pretty good Let's see Okay So jeez says artificial and super intelligence contract address again So jeez, this is not out yet Remember and I want to make this crystal clear. Actually, let's take a look at some scams. Shall we this is ought to be fun Because remember if the proposal receives majority approval from the respective communities then this will occur Fetch will be rebranded as asi agx will migrate to asi ocial migrate to asi It hasn't happened yet This this coin doesn't exist period and if we go over here, let me show you something With you scroll down because this is a pretty big post. Let's see is this one. Yeah, it's theirs If you go over here Look at this Well, this looks legit Fetch ai it's got a nice little check mark there Fetch ai at a 301 All the users who build fetch agx or ocean probably the alliance snapshot are eligible to claim asi from the alliance Treasury pool and there is the website That's not right This is the real fetch ai The real fetch ai is 200 000 followers and it's at fetch ai Underneath here if you go here, which is it looks pretty legitimate, right claim that fetch treasuries dot com I'm not going there But look at this fetch ai gold check mark Which anybody did that at a 301 and there's a ton of them here too. Look at this. Look at this Scams all over the place I love that one Yeah, there it is again Yeah, Singularity net at liam As a wow Singularity only has a thousand followers who to thunk it. That's a scam And let's see. Let's see. What else? Now steve says it right. Well, not more. It's good So, yeah, just be aware that this doesn't exist Yeah, there is no contract address. This hasn't happened yet. They still have to vote. That's all Just be careful Tech geeks is a rather you're looked in the bat basic attention token. Yeah, I own some That was when they used to you know give away bat token and Waiting for it to pull. We'll see what happens Let's see We're around a thousand oceanable. We equal to how many asi tokens. Let's take a look one more time ocean tokens at a conversion rate of 0.43333 Agix to 0.43. So whatever tokens you have just cut them by half If you got 10 tokens now you got You know 4.3 That's it That's all anyhow, let's see Oh, there's one more thing I wanted to look at here. Let's Well So again There it is Ah, there's the video All right. So this is the video we did on uh agix or excuse me aether aethr It's pretty good. It looks to be a pretty good one, but it's risky. Remember, uh, this channel our second channel dandigen it's all the really new risky plays so there's like a 99 chance you'll lose everything And like a point zero one percent you might make a profit somewhere I wouldn't go over there watch anything if you're not a gambler because it's all new stuff But it done pretty We'll see that comes up Ah, I didn't know no less Doug says bat screwed up when they banned users use vpns number. I did not know Hmm Jake bell says yeah a thousand ocean is now 430 asi exactly I should just load it up on those tokens today easy play but I didn't And Mr. Seinfeld says Elon Klein is to be a hero. He lets all this fraud happens Look doing the best again. I guess Can't do it all This is everybody right now. I own ocean and now I sold and that's gonna happen. That's usually what happens every time All right Terrorist says what happens to my fed will just be renamed again your fetch AI Is it? Yeah, it looks like it'll just be renamed Because it says right here fetch will be rebranded as asi with a total supply of 2.6 billion tokens I guess just one for one for you guys A gix an ocean is different Might be an arbitrage play there. Who knows? Yeah, it was never easy to be a gix Wonder how a gix hail. That's a good question. Not for sure. All right, buddy. I think uh, that's enough For the AI part right now. I think it's uh, I just wanted to put this out because I feel like There's a big place in crypto especially is where I think that That essentialized nature of crypto and gel assets could really be a boom for the AI sector, especially what we just talked about today, but We'll see how it all plays out. That's it for today.  That's it. Thanks everybody for stopping by I do appreciate it and I will see you on the next one tomorrow Man tomorrow is Thursday. We have NFA live with a guy from coin bureau And then from into the crypto verse. I think it's on ben's channel tomorrow So we'll be probably talking heavy alts and meme coins. So I'll make sure to bring it up to ben. All right, buddy Thanks so much. I appreciate you. See you on the next one. Bye. Use


a fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. A faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness, have come down to us through the generations, and nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear, from out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of a great horse, Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. Come on, Silver! Faster, boys! Faster! I'll see! Snow-tipped mountain peaks of Montana's high border country pierce the sky like inverted icicles. Deep in the valley, the lights of miners gulch flickered feebly in the wind and rain of an unseasonal thaw. Sheltered by a cave and a mountain slope nearby, three figures warmed themselves and their horses at a roaring fire. The leader wore the unmistakable black mask and silver-mounted six guns of the Lone Ranger. His companions were the ever-faithful Tonto and a 14-year-old boy, Dan Reed, the lad whose courage and resourcefulness had won the masked man's friendship before fate linked them inseparably by revealing Dan as the Lone Ranger's nephew. Dan, this is the first chance we've had to talk things over. Golly, cheer is cozy here in a cave. You could go back and stay in your grandmother's house for a few days. Well, Noah, I'd sooner be here with you. It's pretty lonesome there now that Grandma's gone. I understand. You don't want me to go back, do you? I know means, Dan. Stay with Tonto and me. And as soon as Mr. Martin's taking care of all the details about Granny's property, we're going south, aren't we? Yes, Dan. Oh, Jiminy, I'll be glad to see the plains and big cattle ranches, the Texas Rangers.  I wish I'd known my dad when he was one of them. Yes, Dan. I wish you could have known him. Is he a good Ranger? One of the best. My dad, the brother of the lone Ranger. I can't believe it. Your father meant a lot to me. He was more than an older brother. Taught me to ride, use a gun. Tell me more about him. Well, your father had a lot of friends in the Southwest. He was welcomed everywhere he went. When we got down to Texas, you'll meet some of his friends. But remember this, Dan, no one must know who I am. I'll remember that. There's one place in particular. The ranch that's owned by Mustang Mag. Mustang Mag. That's a funny name. She's a grand old lady. And, uh, by the way, there's a surprise there, a surprise for you. For me? What is it? I'm not going to tell you till we get there. There's something you'll like. I'll promise that. Kimus, I'll be... You give Dan... Don't tell him, Taughto. Oh, oh. Oh, him got plenty of surprise coming. Wait, I hear something. A horse in coming this way fast. Did you see that? No lightning flash? A long horse, right? Plenty fast. 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I want to see the sheriff. Trouble? What kind of trouble? I don't know. He won't tell me. But I'm sure there's something wrong because he's behaving so strangely. He asked me to spend the night with the Kimberleys, the ranch down the valley from ours. Why? Just before I left, I saw him buckle on his gun belt. He acted like he expected someone. Don't almost crazy enough to go visit and none a night like this. Mrs. Holmes, I'm afraid. Dad may be expecting outlaws or someone to settle a quarrel. Oh, sure. It ain't likely, child. Or he'd have asked for help before this. You don't know, Dad. He's proud. He'd never ask for help if he thought he could handle his enemies himself. I must see the sheriff. Well, Molly, the sheriff ain't here. Not here. Nope. He went to the county seat to pick up that outlaw he's been hunting for. The critter was captured and... He wouldn't only be back. Not before morning, I reckon. Not before morning. What'll I do?  Then tomorrow... Oh, you don't understand. Dad's in danger. I'm sure of it. Something may have already happened to him. Don't take on so child. Your pa'll be all right. He can take care of himself. The deputy can help me. Where's Len Foster? He went with the sheriff. Isn't there anyone I can turn to? Mrs. Holmes, I've got to have help. Dad's all alone at the ranch. If anything happened to him... Not there. There, Molly. You come with me. I'll get some of the men in this town to go with you. Drat that wind. I could have sworn I closed that window. Up from the hollow in the fast dimming lights of Miner's gout, thundered the powerful hooves of the great horse Silver. Close on his heels came the flying feet of Scout, and, gamely keeping pace, the horse which Dan sat astride. Come on, Silver. We're heading for the Thatcher Ranch, fellow. Get enough scoundrel. Careful ahead. Blue shale. He wants it. That's the ranch at the top of this ride. Ah. Missy lights. What's that? What then? The lightning flashed us off something. Looks like a horseman riding away from the ranch. That house ahead now. Pitching their horses under a shed to shield them from the wind and the stinging rain, the masked man, Tonto, and Dan crept to a window of the ranch house and looked in. At first there was no sign of life in the big brightly lighted house. Then, slouched in a chair, they saw a man. It's Thatcher. Come on. Thatcher, open the door. Thatcher! Well, that's strange. We've certainly knocked loudly enough for him to hear. Ah. We knocked plenty hard. Make noise over storm. Maybe if I were... Oh, wait. The door's unlocked. Come on. Thatcher's still in his chair. Yes. He's been shot. Ah, that's right. Dan, bring that lamp closer. The bullet entered his temple. Thatcher shot himself. Why would he do that? I don't know, Dan. This powder burn proves the gun was fired at close range. Oh, if I see. Thatcher could have dropped the gun here beside the chair. Garly. Must have had an awful good reason to shoot himself. Can he find something he must have eaten? What is it, Tonto? Here. This note on table. What? It's a suicide note. What it say? It's addressed to Molly.  Here's another paper. Yes, an unfinished letter. The handwriting matches that of the note. That's right. Everything seems to point to the fact that Thatcher killed himself. Yet I... Let's have a look at that gun, Kimosabe. Ah, you take it. Thatcher's initials are on the gun. What's this? Empty shell. But wait. That's strange. This gun hasn't been fired since it was cleaned. Why are you... Oh, one minute, Tonto. What do you see? Look, before I pressed the trigger, the hammer mark on this shell was dead center. That's right. The second hammer mark is off center. Me, sir. You mean? The death bullet was fired by another gun. Gosh. Then Thatcher didn't kill himself after all. He was murdered. Murder make it look like suicide. Come on, we've worked to do. Wait. I want to show you. Dad, are you all right? Dad? A masked man. And an engine. Dad, what's happened? What's the matter, Molly? Dad, he's been shot. How much those hands, you three? You want the red skin of the kid, Lace? I'll keep an eye on this mask, Aubrey. No tricks or we'll blast you full of holes. The boys and me have got itch and trigger fingers. You're making a mistake. You made the mistake, Mr. You and the engine and the kid. Yeah. And we aim to see that you stretch a rope for it. What's Thatcher holding? The shell of the bullet that killed Thatcher. Together with his pistol, it'll convict the murderer. Thatcher's pistol.  He will load down coyote hanging. It's too good for you. Maybe this ain't no case for the sheriff after all. Wait. Why should I want to murder Thatcher? I don't know. I'll tell you why. Because you wanted this mask. Because you needed it to get your fingers on the gold. You thought Dad had it, but he gave it to me. So you killed him. Well, what are we waiting for? Let's lynch this masked coyote right now. Thanks for the window, Dan. No, you don't get it. Don't touch that boy. Leave me. Come on, Tutto. Here he comes. Hurry, I'll cover you. Look out, he's even a chair. They're getting away. Drill him. Shoot him. Blast him. They're riding off all three of them. The Lone Ranger, Tonto and Dan halted their mounts in a clump of evergreen trees just off the brightly moonlit streets of Miner's Gulch. The Lone Ranger's instructions were crisp and brief, fine Thatcher's murderer. And in the quiet night, a relentless manhunt began, with a masked man and Indian and the boys separately stalking the streets in the role of the hunter. But some time later, when Dan suddenly drew up his horse and excitedly some imprints in the muddy walk before a cafe, and he gave the signal agreed upon. Gee, I hope they hear it. Trying to give the signal just as Tonto taught me. I'll try it again. I suppose they don't come. Maybe I better go. That was an answer. There's another one. They're both coming. The Lone Ranger and Tonto. I'm sure glad to see you. I wasn't sure you'd recognize my signal. You give plenty of good signal. What did you find, Dan? The tracks. See? A man who made them dismounted from his horse here and went into the cafe. Is this over? That's strange. Well, while you and Tonto were examining Thatcher's gun at the ranch, I saw a lot of round wet imprints on the floor. Yes, I saw them myself. I wanted to show you to them when you were interrupted by the men from town.  Well, I couldn't make head and tail them. But I noticed that they were about twice the length of a man's stride apart. I see. And here they are again. But were the man's footprint walking beside them? I mean, not savvy. You're sure they're the same tracks, Dan? You bet. A man could avoid leaving wet tracks at the ranch with a shoe, but not so easily with his peg leg. You mean... Thatcher's murderer has a wooden leg. And he's in that cafe. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Here's our story. Pitching their horses nearby, the masked man, Tahu and Dan, crept stealthily to the front window of the cafe and quickly scanned its occupants. The cafe's not very crowded. Business plenty bad. I don't see the man we're looking for. Him maybe going back room. We'll soon find out. Come along. One of them's wearing a wooden leg. That's right. His clothes are wet too. His coat and head hanging on that peg. They're soaked through. Him not long out of storm. There's a pain broken in that window. Let's move closer and see what we can learn. Careful now.  I warned you before.  I gave you a clean cut job of blackmail. You couldn't miss, but you did. You bungled it and put both our necks in the noose in the bargain. I tell you thatcher tried to pull a gun. It was him or me. Maybe it'd have been better if it had been you. What do you mean? I don't aim to hang for your hog while shooting. You've got nothing to worry about. I framed it to look like suicide. Suicide? I don't savvy. Maybe you want me to paint you a picture. Yeah, start from scratch. Once you're right up to the ranch. Nine o'clock, the time we set. I can see thatcher waiting for me in the parlor. Who is it? It's me, thatcher. I've got you covered, Peg leg. It wins acting on your nerves, thatcher. Told you I just wanted to have a friendly talk. I know your tricks, Peg leg. And cobs, too. Well, if I didn't mean to keep it friendly, I'd be packing a sick shoe to myself, wouldn't I? I saw you weren't wearing any but... Sure. Ain't no need for six guns between friends. All right. I'll put this iron back in leather. But one wrong move and I'll pump lead. You've got nothing to fear from me. If you stick to your end of the bargain. Bargain? I made no bargain with you or Cobb either. You're getting forgetful, thatcher. You agreed to meet me tonight and tell me where to find the gold. I'm listening. I agreed to meet you but not to talk about gold. You'd like me to think thing or such thing on your ranch, wouldn't you? Well, Cobb and me happen to know one of the Blackfeet tribes buried gold here before you bought the place. And you know where to find it. Supposing they did. You've got no claim to it. Well, I reckon I ain't legally. But you're a generous man. Wouldn't surprise me if you made me and Cobb a present of the whole find. What do you mean? You ain't forgetting you're wanted by the law for cattle wrestling, are you? Cattle wrestling? That was 17 years ago. Don't make no difference to the law how long ago it was. There's still human to get you if they can. Well, I was just a kid. Yeah, I remember. The Montana kid, you was called. You ought to remember. You and Cobb got me to join the gang. Blackmailing comes natural to you. But you overplayed your hand this time. What's to prevent me from exposing you? You can't prove nothing against me. You mean? This here is a tin-type picture you had taken when you was young. It's marked with your name, Thatcher. Whatever it is. The sheriff would be plumb pleased to see this. It's a mighty good likeness of the picture of the Montana kid on that reward circular filed in his office. You don't scare me, Pig Lake. I wouldn't give you the map to the gold no matter how many tin-types in me you had. Oh, a map, huh? So that's how you locate the gold. I'll offer you fair exchange, Thatcher. The tin-type for the map. The answer is no. That gold belongs to Molly. No, you get out of here. Keep it in the leather. I got you a drop on you. What? You said you weren't packing a gun. I reckon I clean forgot to look inside my shirt. With your low-down double-dealing... Save it. Just hand over that map. That map's out of your reach. Molly's got it. But I aim to see that she keeps it. What do you mean? I'm gonna make a clean breast to the sheriff about my part in the cattle wrestling. And if you and Cobb don't vermoose these parts pronto, I'll talk plenty about you, too. That wouldn't be smart, Thatcher. No. Cobb and me want the map to that gold. And you're just ordering enough to go to the sheriff like you said so he won't have a chance to get it. You're right. But you haven't got the map. Molly has it. There ain't no sense in me bargaining with you for something you haven't got. Now, is there? What are you getting at? Just this. We don't need you anymore, Thatcher. In fact, we'd be better off without you. You mean? Dead men don't talk. But... No. Suicide. Your suicide. I'll fix it so the sheriff will never suspect I committed it for you. Molly won't believe it. She will when she sees a suicide note in your handwriting. You won't get away with it. Chances look more promising every minute. Somebody will know you'll be fine. All that remains is a shooting. And I'm signing your suicide with a bullet from your own gun. You're murdering Polket. I'll give you a taste of your own medicine before... You and I say you haven't got a thing to worry about. I reckon you did fix it plenty slick at that. Sure. Ain't a thing to defend the killer none of us. But we still haven't got what we're after. You mean... A map. Without it, we'll never find the gold. We'll get that map, don't worry. Taking it from the girl ought to be a cinch. I don't know. She's anything like an old man. The first time I ever saw you scared of a pedicol. I ain't scared. I'm just careful. What do you suppose she keeps the map? From the way that you talked, I... I guess she keeps it with her. We'll mosey out to the ranch tomorrow night for Luxie. Once we get our hands on that map, the rest will be gravy. I reckon it'll be the easiest gold strike ever made in these parts. Just sink a pick and shovel into the ground and start hauling up yellow dust. Early the next day, a lone ranger sent Dan with a message to Molly at the Thatcher Ranch while the masked men in Tonto urged their powerful white stallion and sturdy paint along the trail toward town. Sheriff Holmes sat behind his desk in the jailhouse. A puzzled frown creasing his forehead. Before him, Leigh Thatcher's pistol in an empty shell suddenly a shadow fell across the desk. Masked. I believe you're looking for me, Sheriff.  You on that... You look for me, too. The red skin. We want to talk to you, Sheriff. I wouldn't advise that. You beat me to the draw, eh? Leigh Collins was telling me how you plugged the gun out of his hand last night. Leigh made the same mistake you're making. Tonto and I are here to help you capture the killers. That's easy. Just give yourselves up. Sheriff, what do you make of the two hammer marks on the empty shell on your desk? A dog gone at a can make head and her tail of them. This here off-center one seems to have been made by Thatcher's pistol. But the other mark... Was made by the murderer's gun. What's that? All right. You listen. You hear plenty. A dog gone at eye don't savvy this. I can tell you who killed Thatcher. But you'll need proof to convict him. You've got mighty funny ways for an outlaw, mister. Listen to me, Sheriff. The same men who are responsible for Thatcher's death planned to rob Molly tonight. Rob Molly? We work together. We can trap them. You make them prisoner. Dog gone if I know what to make of you two. But you talk mighty straight lingo. Let's hear what you have to say. I'm listening. Late that night, two figures hitched the horses quietly near the corral of the Thatcher ranch and crept stealthily in the shadows toward the house. Bending low, they ran softly across a patch of moonlight. Then stood, tensely listening. But no awareness of their presence he vinced itself in the darkened house. Then on the wooden porch, sounded soft footballs and the faint but unmistakable thump of a wooden leg. Door's unlocked, Cub. Just like it was before. Come on. Take your time, Peg, leg. Girls likely sleeping.  It's enough to wake the day. Ah, yes. Giddish is a maverick. Never mind that. Why don't we have to go upstairs and fix that door? I'll go. You could get within ten feet of it without hickory. So plastered darkened here, I can't even see the stairs. Me either. Maybe we better make a light first. Oh, no. It'll be all right. Soon as our eyes get used to it. Hey, what? What happened?  Tripped you.  I wasn't even near you. Don't give me that lip. You're tangled with my game. Leggan pushed me over. Ah, you're so quiet.  What? Something rustled past me in the dark. Looks like it might have been a man. You got the willies bad, Cub. I saw something, I tell you.  It's on the floor. Yeah. Here. Now, hide Taylor for them stairs and get that map. I'll get it. Stand where you are. What the? It's a girl. She must have been standing there listening in the dark. Where is she? I can't see her. I'll light a lamp for you. Well, that's all I need to plug you. Where's this gun? It's misfire. I'll get it. Or you won't come. Oh, my God. Mayor Stonbury. I'll take that gun. You set it, Mr. Bullet, first. Look out. It's all yours. What the? Misfire again. You've given the sheriff enough evidence to hang you peg leg. Huh? Take your gun, Dan. You bet. Here's your murderer. He's lying, Sheriff. You promised me proof, stranger. You'll find all the proof you need in that gun. Here's a frame up. You've got no evidence against me. You made one slip when you murdered that your peg leg. What do you mean? You substituted your empty shell and his gun. I don't serve him. I do. And that little slip will put your neck in an oose. Let me see that gun, son. Here you are. You mean it? I mean the hammer marks on these empty shells in your pistol are dead center. Same as that on the bullet that killed Thatcher. Empty shells? I'll take it in that island. The masked man changed him for the real thing when he upset you in the dark. Why? He's gone. Huh? What a dog, Garner. I haven't even found out who he is. I know who he is. Dan told me. Well, jumpin', Jupiter. Don't stand there like a statue, Molly. Who is he? He's the Lone Ranger. The Lone? Well, what do you know? At the beginning of tonight's story, we learned that the Lone Ranger has a surprise for Dan at Mustang Mags. What is this surprise? Be sure to follow the new adventures of the Lone Ranger and watch the development of the masked man's only living relative. There are surprises ahead for young Dan Reed. Just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32L4 comparators. It covers the main features of the ultra-low power comparators and some application examples. The two comparators inside the STM32 microcontroller provide a binary output which indicates if the analog voltage on the plus input is larger than the voltage on the negative input. It allows the MCU to react when the analog signal crosses a predefined threshold. The comparator continuously monitors voltage in contrast to an analog to digital converter which operates in sampled mode. The comparator can be used to wake up devices from sleep, low power sleep, and stop modes. Applications can benefit from the flexible configuration of comparator properties which can be locked for safety reasons. Another safety feature of the comparator is its ability to generate a brake signal for timers allowing it to safely stop the generation of PWM driving signals. The two integrated comparators can be combined into a single window comparator. The analog properties of the comparator include hysteresis or a trade-off between speed and power consumption which are configurable. It offers flexible interconnections of inputs and outputs allowing a threshold selection of several external and internal inputs such as DAC outputs or internal reference voltage outputs. The comparator output can be connected to IOs using the alternate function channels or internally redirected to a variety of timer inputs such as enabling the brake event for fast PWM shutdown. The user can create cycle-by-cycle current control or input captures for timing measurements. This slide shows the general block diagram of the comparator integrated in the device. The comparator's power consumption can be adjusted to have the optimum trade-off between the speed and energy efficiency for a given application. There are three modes available, high speed, medium speed, and ultra low power. The high speed mode would be preferred for power conversion applications, for example a motor control design. While ultra low power mode would be the right choice for battery-powered applications where reaction times are not critical, for example in PIR sensor monitoring. The comparator can stay active even if the rest of the system is suspended and the clock is switched off. The comparator can trigger an interrupt on the rising, falling, or both edges of the comparator output through the EXTI line. The on-chip comparator remains active and can be used to wake up the device from all low power modes, except standby and shutdown. The on-chip comparator configuration capability allows the user to select the best performance point for the targeted application. It replaces the external standalone comparator, thereby reducing the bill of materials. The purpose of the window comparator is to trigger an interrupt if the analog voltage goes beyond the defined lower and upper voltage thresholds applied to the inverting inputs of each comparator. This event can generate an interrupt through the EXTI line. Two non-inverting inputs can be connected internally by enabling the wind mode bit and therefore save one I.O. for another purpose. Comparator output values can generate break input signals for the timers on input pins using GPIO alternate function selections incorporating the I.O. open drain connection. The purpose of the break function is to protect power switches driven by PWM signals generated by timers. The two break inputs are usually connected to fault outputs of power stages and three-phase inverters. When activated, the break circuitry shuts down the PWM outputs and forces them to a predefined safe state. Please see the timer training slides for more details. The comparator can be used in the cycle-by-cycle regulation loop for monitoring the peak value of the current flowing into the load. The purpose of the blanking function is to prevent incorrect current regulation tripping due to short-duration current spikes at the beginning of the PWM period. Short current spikes caused by activating power switches can produce false pulses on the comparator output marked by the blue color on the diagram. These pulses need to be masked by a blanking window to avoid false fault detection. The blanking window waveform can be generated by one of the timer output channels. Both comparators have identical electrical parameters and configuration options. The difference in input interconnections are summarized in this table. For the difference in output redirections, please refer to the product data sheet. This is a list of peripherals related to the comparators. Please refer to these peripheral trainings for more information if needed. Thank you.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com Coming at you with the random number block randomizer for this group of teams right here for NT Picker team 40. I'm a man I'm 40. I guess this used to be a transcendent giveaway thing But that doesn't apply anymore, but this does apply. It works just like our number of blocks right here A big thanks to everyone here for getting into it. There are the numbers right there. Let's roll it Let's randomize it two and a three five times for names and numbers one Two three four and fifth and final time after five We've got Chris down to Jason two and a three five times for the numbers one two three four and five After five times we got seven down to five I remember zero gets any and all redemptions including one of one redemptions But one which would be Rex still gets live one of ones just for this group of teams out there Chris with seven Jessica with two Ivan with three Wesley with zero Shannon Rex with one Mike G with four Peter with six Brian with nine Joe Lancaster with eight and Jason Zebert with five. Let's sort by column B by team By team by number and coming up in a separate video. It will be the the break itself jaspyscasebrakes.com. Bye