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Some people like that. I think it's dumb because then you have to master two different trigger pulls You have to master a whole other step of decocking because I can't holster that firearm with a hammer back So when I'm done shooting I always have to decock before I put it back in Something else you have to worry about the hammer getting jammed up like I said before but two trigger pulls to learn I don't like it So then some people they do like sigs that are double action only In HK's and stuff like that too where the hammer can never get cocked, but to me That's kind of just a bad idea So I'm a big fan of double action only a Glock. That's one example Springfield armory What model is that does anyone have one of those with the grip safety? That's the plastic one Xd there we go. Yeah, that originally came out was like an x D9 or something like that and then Springfield bought it did a little redesign out Springfield armory and everyone sold it Good gun too, but Glock was the original one Basically the same as is this one and a lot of other guns like Sigma was a Glock clone They did this this guns double action only I'm a big fan of that because There's no hammer So up close CQB you're wrestling for the gun for some reason it's jammed up against me because I'm fighting someone There's nothing that's gonna prevent that hammer from coming back There's nothing they can get in the way of preventing the hammer from coming down and firing. It's always gonna work The trigger pull on this one is the same every single time So instead of it being 12 pounds and then two pounds It's like five and a half across the board unless you're New York where they put a big spring in it Because they don't think their guys are safe and they make them Make them do a heavier trigger pull it sucks But anyway, you can actually get a lighter trigger pull to for like for the race guns like a two and a half Three and a half pound I like the stock one because that's what all the police officers have then if you ever use this in real life Also, too, if you're buying bullets I like using the one that either a local police department uses or like the FBI or someone else uses because in liability wise later If you're in court Well, how come How come how come you're using these bullets on the guy? These are like so nasty and stuff I was like, hey, it's the same stuff FBI uses which the brand they used to spear gold dot So that way just liability wise you're covered But anyways, this one's double action only the trigger pulls the same every time and when you load the gun and chamber the round It's then prepared to fire. This one has a little trigger safety. It's called there's a little tooth in here and when you actually chamber it you'll see the little tooth kind of kicks out and When soon as you put your finger on the trigger that disengages that safety and I used to do demos with the gun I would unload it and I'd be in the range and I'd put like a sharpie marker in the trigger And I would try to like dry fire the gun which is pressing the trigger the rear with no ammunition in the gun I would try to dry fire it and I couldn't get it. I couldn't get enough leverage and strength So it's actually pretty hard to do.  So Man the stuff I've seen I one of my buddies got in a shooting once and actually it was Him and he went to like this private Catholic school super nice guy goes to church every week like one of the nicest guys I've ever met and His partner who's a spandex guy this gangbanger was driving a car.  But then real life is That's guy was a gangbanger. He was trying to shoot a cop and so anytime you ever see the stuff in the news to man Like not just say there's a lot of stuff police stuff I don't like but anytime you read the stuff in the news It's just so many dumb things you you read about that just aren't true But I've never seen stuff that is like as crazy as I've seen with the guns It's we actually know about this stuff too.  Why don't they shoot him in the arm real life less than 20% of shots fired hit their target with law enforcement shootings Most of them occur within I think it's like five yards three yards so like 15 feet So less than 20% of shots fired hit their target.  That's dumb. This is a 22 This is a nine That's a 40 And if you look next to each other There's not a big difference between the two and a 40 caliber is actually a neck down 10 millimeter That's like what they're trying to do like the FBI was a 10 millimeter gun Glock makes 10 millimeter 10 millimeter is kind of like a 45 which is that one But it's just like a newer round because the 45 has been around for a long time 1911 so 100 years The 9 millimeter isn't that much difference in size. It's a lot cheaper to purchase boxes ammo There's less recoil so you can practice you're more accurate with it also because it's small It fits in you get more rounds in the gun The Glock that was there. That's a Glock 19. That's my favorite gun the magazine holds 15 rounds So the 1911 I talked about earlier, maybe has seven or eight well the Glock has 15 and if I got an extra mag or two It's 30 rounds on my belt. It's pretty nice to have 9 millimeters of NATO rounds, so it's easier to find military uses it if shit really hits the fan Also, I'm super accurate super Fast with the nine so I tried nines 40s I've gotten all these guns and I ended up cycling all the way back to nine and just to show you guys the difference 357 Magnum is right there, but that's a revolver round 338 special came out first then they made a 357 Magnum then they did a 44 special and then later came out with a 44 Magnum Which is the dirty hairy gun and then 9 millimeter 40 cal 45 50 cal that's a Desert Eagle round. I want you guys just to see that Those are all for semi-automatic guns and the way they work is because they have this little ridge right there That's what allows the gun to cycle and feed these out it hooks it pulls it out And let you cycle it over and over whereas these don't and you can also see how much bigger this is Because that's an older round the 38 came out way back in the day and a 38 Special plus P 357 Magnum a nine millimeters kind of right in between the both of those You can see how much smaller it is because this technology gets better They can make smaller bullets that are more powerful They actually have one called a 357 sig which is a 40 caliber casing With a nine millimeter put in top and it's like bottleneck down like a coke bottle And that's basically a bolt that's this big with this size and it's like that powerful 357 Magnum But a lot of these gimmicky rounds that come out 45 Gap which is a real small 45 caliber 45 caliber a lot of those just gimmicky rounds I wouldn't mess with any of that wait until they start getting used if you guys are gonna buy guns Find ones that are common that are out there that are around for a while because otherwise you'll buy it and you get burned Because everything's so expensive So gun selection we talked about earlier with that big gun and the small gun. What's this gun gonna be used for? I don't know if I want to ask this question, but just think about it if anyone here is gonna conceal carry Are you guys gonna carry that big-ass revolver? Probably not also to that guns really big and it only has like six or seven shots in it We're gonna carry a Glock that's about that big and has 15 rounds of it So what am I gonna carry some people just want a gun for the house So you're gonna keep it in the house next to the nightstand Then don't do it. I dealt with all the time the gun range where people would come in. They're like, oh, I don't want a big gun I'm just gonna keep it in the house. Well, why wouldn't I want a bigger gun that absorbs the recoil more? I don't have to worry about concealing it. It's just gonna be for self-defense So why not have a shotgun or a big-ass handgun or a full-size? so Another thing you want to think about it's price because guns start getting kind of expensive What was your springfield XD? Do you remember how much it cost?  It's insane But it's so lightweight that I can carry it almost anywhere So I can throw on my ankle and I have it. I have another gun. It's a Kel-Tek 32 which is a little semi-automatic gun. It's a little it's real plastic grip Very small and I can just put that in my pocket in my cargo shorts If I'm just running to the store hitting a drive-thru something I can just throw it in my pocket So I always have something if I'm dressed in an area that has like Colder weather where I can wear jackets and stuff then obviously I can carry a bigger gun So you have to think about How you're dressed how many rounds you want how powerful you want it to be obviously the more powerful the gun The bigger it's going to be because it needs to be able to handle that those large rounds Carry options. It's like a garter belt. I think it's like a steampunk chick or something like they're kind of bringing it back And that's a derringer which is such a dumb gun to have but Carry options generally people want to carry you want to carry on your strong side Which is your primary side? So if you're right-handed right side left hand left side Ankle holster obviously there's a higher level of concealability because I can dress like this I can ride on my motorcycle. I can have it. No one knows I have it, but it's gonna take me more time to get to it It's also smaller and I have less capacity So if I have a Glock and they have different holsters like ones on the outside Then I might have to get like a jacket or untucked my shirt to cover it They have holsters that go on the inside of the waistband Which then you might have to get bigger pants to accommodate it Which then if you care about style that kind of fucks things up because we have like baggy pants Small the back holster. I'm not a big fan of shoulder holsters They look cool, but really it's not a lot of times when you're drawing it to you're kind of covering other areas It's not the safest It's also not very secure if you're like wrestling or fighting But if you're gonna see the position a lot of times and it might be good Like I was thinking about it on a motorcycle if I needed to like mad max someone when I'm driving But I just bought a Harley a little bit ago, too So that's a Harley iron. I posted pictures of it on Facebook. It's all black.


Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. It's time to rise and shine. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning I hope you're feeling fine. Good morning.  Get out of bed. It's time to wake up. You sleepy head For a new day and we can't miss out on that day Okay, get your day planned out to be at your best and you got to make sure you got to write back tests like this Sleep away make sure you're awake cuz we don't have time for fat think of mistakes and race your car. Good morning, everyone Happy Thursday January 4th Hope all as well S&P down five Nasdaq down 80 Russell down seven Dow slightly green Gold a little bit green silver a little bit red notes and bonds down tenure yield up 2% Back up to 3.98 Oil up a bit and add a gas up almost 6% Soybeans wheat and corn all a little bit red Euro and the pound slightly green and Bitcoin up a percent and a half and the VIX is on the green side Holding above 14. I will be doing a couple of trades at the open I'll be doing my Thursday AM iron condor I Will be doing my new I Believe Kelvin's Thursday 2 to 1 I will be closing out a 2 3 DTE double calendar from a couple days ago It's like I should book a 15% ish profit on that one and See what else do I got here? Potentially some JSP's a one-day iron condor later this morning. I'll do a DKS Potentially some reentry iron condors Then of course power hour Finish off the day Got an expected move. It looks like of that 19.4 For the day Good morning, Krish two minutes till the bell Looks like the $4 strikes are going to be 25 or 30 wide Morning Kelvin now my fresh cup of coffee brewed up ready to go feeling good. It's gonna be a good day My friends it is going to be a great day Great day for a Thursday. I mean Vix is above 14. What can you not like about that? It's better than the Vix at 12 Yeah, if we hold here uncle Rick will be back in action Not today Maybe tomorrow. Let's see today We did have unemployment Claims and ADP non-farm employment change pre-market not much movement off that Market is open My entries will start coming in here in about a minute my expected move adjusted 18.4. Yeah, it looks like we'll probably be 25 wide and I got filled on some JSP's 4,700 strike and I'm coming in for my am iron condor on the My two-to-one is on the yeah, I'm on the 15 and 85s 15s and 85s So 30 wide So one of them is my normal three to two Thursday and one to two to one. I'm just position sizing those to do both Also got filled on my one day one DTE iron condor So that came in on the 75s and 30s 46 75 47 30 First two of those this week both were winners Let's make it three for three SPX pushing a little bit up back to unchanged. Oh, I'm already able to adjust my JSP stop My overnight iron condor from yesterday is up a little bit that'll close out here and Little bit later this morning. So I've got my three to Am ratio. I've got my two to one Am I see I've got my one DTE. I've got my JSP's I've got my overnight iron condor from yesterday See we see if we push into green territory. We came up to yesterday's close kind of stalling out here JSP's need a little bit more push got to over 20% so I reduced my stop that two to one You got in for 13 30 Mine's it. I got mine at 10 15 I'm on the let's see you're on the 15s and 90s. I'm on the 15s and 85s. Okay That would be the difference. So my two ones up a tiny bit They're still pretty flat JSP's up about 20 20% SPX pushing into slightly green territory So let's see my my overnight is the 95 45s No, that's not it 95 puts 45 calls Let's figure that out All right, JSP's are pumping and a little little more pump Little pump to get out of JSP's and then settle in need to move about to 47 10 would do it five point move. It's trying It's trying to move up VIX back down to 14.03 still about 14 Other in other news Still got this time fly that expires tomorrow.  So I'm gonna close that at some point today If we continue pushing up, it's gonna go a little bit deeper in the valley, but I'll give it the morning See if by chance we get a little red today Got two ES hedgehogs. This one is up a Few hundred bucks Then this one I'm gonna be taking off Tomorrow, it's or I'll take it off tomorrow or Monday tomorrow would be seven DTE And that one's down a little bit down about 180 Natty gas with this big move up We're still we're still in the green. I am gonna roll up my puts today See we got in those at point oh four three And they're trading at point oh oh eight. So Well above 50% of max pop profit on the put side. So we'll be rolling our puts up today Don't mind just do that right now. I'm up to the the two puts And I just posted that roll up in Natty gas for those of you playing that one SPX on the third five-minute bar getting a little little red pullback ASPs up 30% and a little a little more push-up up to 47 10 Take a look at some of the other markets here Your yield got down to a low about three point seven eight three all the way back up to three point nine eight six today Bitcoin look like it was going to the moon two days ago. Give it all back yesterday Up a tiny bit today The move up down indicator Are you talking about Austin Ross the gap move? Yeah, that's in the course channel Trading naked the IV indicators you have there which course is this setup? So the IV indicators, I mean, it's just to give you a measure of where implied volatility is compared to where it's been I have it set up for 21 days and 250 days 250 252 days to give you give me an idea of the annual and the and then the monthly But yeah, I'll use that for strangles Selling premium in general, you know, just if it's going up that day, I'm looking at You know, that means Ivy's expanding in that symbol Obviously if you're looking at SPX, you can just look at VIX to do the same thing, but you're looking at say Apple It'll give you the yeah, I can tell if it's implied volatility is high relative to where it's been or if it's expanding versus contracting And that can be found in the FAQ resource channel Up at the top of discord. Oh the expected move. I think that was white tiger Who created that? Let's see. Did I put that in the course channel? Oh, there you go. MRP beat me to it Thanks, MRP. I'm actually gonna take it off of this one All right, this PX opened it Hit a low of 4696 up at 4706 Trailing down my AM ratio a little bit filling down the stop that is Get a little bit of decay here. This is a combination of my 3 2 and my 2 to 1 So, let's see. No other real news coming out today tomorrow before the market We've got 80p or excuse me average hourly earnings non-farm employment and unemployment rate and Then 30 minutes after the market opens ISM services PMI and Then we've got the good old Fed speaker At 1230 central. So by the way, if you're new here Obviously, we've got a down a lot of downtime. What's kind of get into my positions. So if you have questions Or things that we can help you with filling the gaps This is what this at time is meant for and if nobody has any questions, we'll just make fun of crucial morning So it's your choice morning bumblebee and the hell you want to go for the make fun of crucial morning Morning down overnight snow in Cleveland. Okay Bumblebee wants to talk about the weather It's a start dad does not want to pick on Krish Krish. You got it.  No, there he is. He's back Now are you a Krish fanboy? I'm a Krish fanboy All right, so a little choppiness this morning, which is always good for zero DTE. Oh You know what? I forgot to take off my two three. I Neither was something else. I have it written down right here in front of me. I gotta close my two three double calendar Which is up about 22% I'm sitting here trying to make Krish jokes and I got I got things to do and And I'm not filled yet. I get filled at 1020 Build at 1020 on that. There you go. Just posted my two three in the calendar channel. I will be ramping back up my calendars for next week starting with tomorrow's Entries. Oh good, and you know, I don't know that we did anything. We I know we worked on that We deleted it replaced it tried to redo all the automation Still doing it and so the options selling channels just got a little mind of its own But it's good to know Meanwhile, the JSP is up 38% One more little push higher that will Close out at 50% my three twos up 4% my two to ones up 11% my one DTE is it Slightly red my overnight iron condor we'll close out at Here in about 20 minutes It's currently have a couple percent It's PX just does not want to go above that 4708 level.  We do have a four-week bill auction today. That shouldn't be anything. I like that two to one Kelvin Two to one on the Thursday It's up 13 and a half where my three to two is only up six Of course mark. It's gone up today. So that helps No, no quiet lunch today JSP is up to 42% We just need one more one point higher one and a half points higher That should hit close to 47 oh nine Oh, it wasn't you Kelvin. I'm giving you credit. It wasn't even you oh man I'm sticking with giving you credit Kelvin if you didn't if you weren't able to attend live Yesterday after the market closed Tim Weiss did his 2024 kind of trade plan presentation And that has been posted in the trade plans channel It's a trade that I added on my trade plan for Thursday's MRP You look at my sheet. It's there on the Thursday Well, now we're pulling back couldn't quite get to 47 10. Well, I'm hoping my I wanted to stay on here till we got out of something Just to give a little Profit farewell for the morning All right, let's see what else we got going on today on the sector front financials are the strongest Regional banks making a little bounce after Pretty big down day yesterday healthcare slightly green on The downside semiconductors taking some heat again on the individual stocks Amazons down 2% Baba is down one and a half percent squares down over one Pfizer down one Moderna down one Google down a half on the green side Nicola up 8% all the way back up to 80 cents. I Should just take that off my screen Peton up seven and a half back up to $5 and 80 cents Airbnb up a couple percent It looks like a lot of the banks are green Starbucks up 1% that's a point seven percent after a few red days and there she goes JSP's just got hit for 50 50 percent There she blows The two-to-one I do not trail Chris the my three-to-two I do which I think I asked yeah I accidentally did thank you. I did I did trail my Two-to-one a little bit. All right my friends. I'm gonna jump off here get some other stuff done Got out of the JSP's for 50% Still got on my one-day iron condor Got my Two-ratio AM iron condors. I've got my overnight iron condor Which is up about 5% which you'll close out here in about 12 minutes otherwise Everyone have a good rest of your day And we'll see you in power hour Cheers


Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Tuesday livestream. So this is the second day of the week of pretty much really good news I and I think I understand what you may be pondering You're probably thinking yourself Did I miss out and just like the thumbnail and title suggest no no you did not So we're gonna take a look at today is of course a little price action in the beginning I'm gonna go back to my roots and talk about the market because everybody seems to seems to love that and Myself included I like to see these green days because everybody's happy. It's fantastic. It's like It's like living in Texas when the Dallas Cowboys win not a big Cowboys fan when everybody wins I'm like, hey, this is good news and this is a win for us today. Look bitcoins over 57 K Frames at 3200 B&B's I mean almost $400, but it's a seven day at 13% and on and on we go and of course these prices are crazy Right. They're insane. How does this go up so fast? And how can we have a market cap of? 2.2 trillion dollars on the on our way to 2.3 and is this it? No, this isn't it and actually put this out this morning. I Said right now you are probably thinking to yourself Did I miss the boat? Is this it because you know with these kind of price action I mean how the heck could we ever you know go up from here is this maybe this is the top? It's the same thinking in the bear market in the bear market Nothing will ever turn around and it's the worst thing of all time And it's just awful and nothing will actually appreciate because the market sucks And then when everything goes sideways everybody's like this will be the same thing for the next 20 years They're just gonna be sideways and it's gonna be brutal and we're just gonna stick around and that's it You get to the bull market we're like this is fantastic everything's going up, but maybe this the top I'm really worried It's not it's not but I I did put this out and I had a lot of responses You know I said like I said look relax relax You did the best you possibly could right all the things that you bought along the way when everybody was laughing at you And your friends were like why are you doing this and maybe you're significant other was like hey I noticed the bank count this went to Coinbase and maybe this a little bit went to this exchange Why'd you do that? I thought we talked about this you have a problem Let me friggin know what you're like. Okay. Who's got the problem now? See these price appreciation of what's going on and everything's looking pretty good So everybody's happy, but then you think to yourself could I have done more? No, you couldn't have done more you did everything that you were supposed to do you front ran The largest institution in the entire planet black rock with their 10 trillion assets under management or whatever else it is So just kick back and like yeah, I did what I was supposed to do. I did my job It wasn't easy and I'm pretty happy like that. So just get used to this feeling It's going to be a little bit bumpy nothing goes in a straight line and just get ready to Be accommodating to all the friends who are laughing at you who will now be calling you asking for financial advice Unbelievable, but here's the proof. I was talking about we're nowhere near where we should be We're just in the beginning stages quite honestly and I I know people have been saying like I'm stopping dollar cross averaging I'm not going to buy anything else because what's the point? This is it Not so much So there's a couple things I want to show you First of all, this is uh, this is Ben's we all know this is Ben's site into the cryptiverse, right? And what I want to show you is this is a social metric risk Which is youtube views and I want to show you I don't really like doing this but It has to be done The views at digital asset news and actually mice my youtube channel started all the way back Actually was it was november 2019, but I had so few views no one really it doesn't even register On this site, but just look at this and we can see that the views Around february 2020 Which if we look at the four-year cycles, right that was the halving year just like 2024 is a halving year That's about right now And I had 28,000 views and of course time has changed, you know But then and then of course it really went down here in march and the uh, surveys of sickness and everything cratered off But then after the halving my views went up like crazy Just like crazy because the narrative was there. I know people don't believe in some people don't believe in the four-year cycles the narrative of You know the bitcoin halving, but it's real and it's true and it happens The halving was may 11th 2020 My views from there went from roughly 29 It tripled to 90 And then of course we had some sideways action things went up and I took little breaks here and there But then as we got it to here views started to really skyrocket and they they really topped out Per day. I was getting over 100,000 views in 2021. That's february Then march and a little bit april Then may and so on and so forth and then right now. Where are we? Pretty much the same thing as we've been before actually. I'm losing views a little bit Now, let's take that and take a look at coin bureau and overlay that. Oh, this isn't good Coin bureau crushes everybody pretty much And uh, you can see that the metrics themselves. I mean like did you know at one point me and Guy started out the same time frame. Look at that.  Well like ability probably and uh, just doing a much better job Of research than what I did and we can see again that of course like As far as like price action and the views we can see that it was uh, quite a different story I mean his went way higher, but then what happened now look where he's at right over here So like if we're taking a look at the social metric risk I don't think we've really gone anywhere And then there's another one that I really wanted to to take a peek at which I think is we'll hit home with mortal people And that's just the general terms, which is google There's a website trends.google.com links in the description And you can take a look at the interest for Bitcoin Over time and what I wanted to show you is that now this isn't going to show you Uh, the search the search volume of the term bitcoin What it's showing you is the amount of interest over a continuum of time Where a hundred as big as the top and zero was absolutely no interest Bitcoin In this nice continuum over a year actually topped in the beginning of january because of obviously The etfs right, but guess what we're at right now. We are here We're half of the interest than what we had before people don't realize what's going on I mean they heard about an etf and they were happy like oh, that's cute But they pretty much were like nah, whatever and they did something else right Because the interest over time is according to google is quite low Now let's take a look over the last five years which would include the last cycle and if we take a look at that the interests again Well, because we've actually elongated that the interest right now is very low 23 And the interest that we had an all-time high for those etfs, which you think would be much higher Was only like a 40 36 somewhere around there and if we come over here, we can see that in all honesty We topped out Four years well three years ago in 2021 And we had a lot more interest and a lot more people here than over that So what does that mean for you really what it means for you is this Is that I know when people will look at this and they'll look at the price action I'll say themselves well, this is it because you know, why would I Invest anything more into it and I can't give you financial advice to tell you what to do I can just tell you what I'm doing Just like it was the last time In the last cycle, I remember the same thing being said. I remember the same thing being said, which was This is pretty much it You know, we're gonna go sideways for a bit and then we'll we'll catch a little bit of peace and we'll go up But if you didn't get in, you know a year ago Then you're screwed and then that's it and I remember thinking myself Well, I mean, maybe it is I'll just keep dollar cost avenues. I was dollar cost averaging there I'm gonna dollar cost average here. I still think we have a little bit of room to grow And it actually worked out So again, if you think you missed out, I don't think you did let me understand about that in the comment section and then There's also something interesting which is uh grayscale is slowing down This is my favorite chart that I try not to screw up every time bit next research And this is in dollars. I learned that a couple days ago But uh, it's just interesting to note that uh, we were just at five billion Something five and a half billion now we're at six billion the total spot etf And what I want you to notice is that This column on the far right the grayscale column today Is the lowest Outflows grayscale has had in the entire time Of when the spot etf started and we thought You know like well in the very beginning 95 95 million would be a lot, but That wasn't the case. I think their highest point was around 500 Yeah, almost 600 million in one day outflows, which is the third day Or the third trading day of the etf And as of yesterday 26th of february it was the lowest day So it seems like they're running out of steam if you take a look here It went I mean there was a big jump here 200, but then It went on thursday to 55 On friday to 44 And just yesterday only 22 million and we can scroll over here to see who are the big players. Well Black rock in the first section here is 111 million, but look at fidelity 243 million Which again gives us a nice A half a billion dollars in one day Is that the most? Wow That's actually the second largest day of inflows since the very beginning of the trade Which is 11th of january 2024 And remember I think people were calling for that, uh, you know, it wasn't going to really pick up like that But here we are. I still personally think that people are behind the times of waiting to get in could be wrong We'll see but that also leads me to micro strategy Uh, just on uh on the 25th. What was that? Just as a sunday. It's kind of weird Well, not really micro strategy has acquired an additional 3000 bitcoin for 155 million an average price of 51 000 as of february 25th today is the 27th, right 27 26 wait. That's what's great about Sailor picking up bitcoin. He doesn't have to wait for the ETFs to open up. It's not traditional finance He just goes the exchanges goes right to coinbase picks up whatever he wants to Sells whenever he wants to which hasn't sold you know anything now But can do whatever he wants to in whatever time and that's the power and beauty Of a exchange and not waiting for traditional finance So that's happening right now and I got me to think about this. Did you know that every day there's 900 bitcoin that's being mined? That's it 900 bitcoin So right now you got michael sailor Swallowing up 3000 bitcoin. You got the ETF swallowing up bitcoin.  I think this is uh A really great time actually to be in in crypto and digital assets and bitcoin more specifically but I also thought about this If bitcoin's doing this and bitcoin is a proxy for micro strategy stock, how are they doing? As far as with uh, their stock and then I thought to myself because they're growing so fast How far away are they from being included in the s and p 500? Think about that micro strategy s and p 500 Check this out The s and p 500 to become part of the index a stock must meet the criteria including having a market cap of 14 and a half billion or more Other key requirements must have a primary listing and be subject to u.s security laws That's that will be micro strategy because they are a publicly traded company And uh, guess what? They're worth 14.7 billion so I don't know if they're already listed on the s and p 500 correct me in the comment section But uh, how great would that be? if micro strategy Muscles its way into the s and p 500 And is there and becomes a contributing factor For the increase Of the valuation of the s and p and they can point to one and one thing only because let's be honest It's not like micro strategy stock skyrocketed because It did some fantastic new thing in its company The fantastic new thing was investing into bitcoin not to take anything from michael sailor and what his business does I don't know if they would have hit 14.7 billion dollars without being a proxy for bitcoin. So that is good news and again one more thing to look positive if on it and uh To finish this up with this moon boy session that I keep to seems like i'm going into i'm sorry There's just once you get on a good day. Sometimes you just got to kind of kind of roll with it But i'm sure there's some some bad news on the horizon. Trust me. Nothing goes up forever But uh, this was from crypto t And I found it interesting because i'm always saying how you know these these cycles They are essentially the same thing over and over again, but she made a good point And she states and you can follow her at crypto t on x She states this cycle is different because the bitcoin etf people can't swap to altcoins and I thought about that And I said and she is absolutely right I mean they people can swap to altcoins From an etf. It's a heck of a lot more difficult Especially if they're trad fi people and they probably hear the same stuff from everybody else which And the same thing for me too, which is you know, 99 of crypto is uh is a scam and worthless Even I say that so they probably will look at this and go Maybe I'll just hold on to bitcoin because it's going to be great But it is a good point and then it really comes to think about well, what about altcoin season? I don't think we even touched on that yet But we'll see but it's something to ponder something to think about I still think the altcoins can run But uh, who knows how much it could be as things are being trapped into the bitcoin etf. Anyhow, let me just think about that And then to finish this up, uh, there was an article or a piece from coin gecko I know people like to talk about airdrops. I do myself who doesn't like free money But this little piece if you're into airdrops or if these come it was a it was a good retrospective analysis But take a look at when to sell your airdrops and what they found out was that 50% of the time if you sell within two weeks, that's the best time other than that you kind of get screwed So it says here one's the best time to sell airdrops airdrops to be the best to be within 14 days and here's some data airdrops taken their tokens that reach their highest price returns in the short term include Uh ethereum name service well 73 by day two and you'll notice something about this The number's date the second day 73 by day two And that's I think like a lot of listings, especially on dexes When you get into dexes and start to look at listings, it seems like they'll they'll go they'll go straight scary crazy in the first couple of hours 24 maybe 48, but then you'll always not always but most of the time see him drop off But something happened with the en s x2 y2 did 121 by day two blur 90 and six days looks rare almost 200 percent in day 10 And then arb doge whatever the heck that is did 4x by two weeks And then other ones include jito, which would be the salana dex did 43 percent and by day two when Another mean coin essentially airdropping salana did 37 percent by day three 75 percent by day 10 for dimensions and all this stuff, but then it breaks it down that Day of the airdrop within seven days you have stuff like this No, excuse me the day of the airdrop. We have stuff like icp Whatever the heck that is day two to seven I don't except for jito. I don't know what that is. I don't know what these are eight of 14 Okay, this is where it gets interesting 15 to day 100. You got ape coin I can see that pith which is The oracle and salana. I think this is the graph not mistaken correct me in the comments and then x But then look at these ones right here osmosis optimism one inch celestia bonk Arbitrum uniswap Those are Long-term plays day 101 onwards. So again, you can make some pretty good gains in the short term But I don't know how much that is trash But some of these are actually good and actually will do things But you have to hold on to them for a while But if you're just here for a for a short quick dip This would be the way to go and then also as far as alts Of course on our second channel dan d gen. We just talked about a project called alvara Which essentially is a defi hedge fund And I thought we'd do pretty well. I didn't know it was going to do this well, but it sold out in under four minutes Yeah So that was the idea looks like it'll be on uniswap on the fourth of march And I just wanted to tell everybody that be careful what this one because like I just said because the initial listing Which would be fourth of march It's a fair launch. Remember that these decks is when they start They start off hot and heavy, but then people get dumped on like crazy. So just being honest That's usually what happens. So be careful And that will conclude it for those pieces now. We'll jump into a little q&a. Oh also one more thing I'd like to welcome a new sponsor to the show Uh, which would be Harry's razors Harry's razors I know people will think that's an odd That's an odd thing. Why would why would rob? Have a harry's razors as a sponsor the show. It's very easy Because it's safe. Everybody needs razors. It's only eight bucks to get a razor and a gel and you can start that right now There's a link in the description. You can check it out and I think it's a little bit safer than You know having like affiliates for like, oh, I don't know Like some crazy exchange out there or some crazy other crypto market type of thing That could be a rug pull. So I'll stick with the razors anyhow If you want to check that out, it's only eight bucks. They work pretty well And uh, that's it and yeah, yeah, even though I got a beard still got to trim up here That's it for today. So look if you like today's video, give it a thumbs up consider subscribing Everybody talk about his time sensitive


around Lake Chinat in Amharo region of Ethiopia and I also shared with my local team about my uncle's story basically it's only my driver and my translator and me. So at the end of my research the driver told me that he found the road we used it every day from where I leave to the two villages that I randomly selected for conduct interviews. It's the same road that built by my uncle 17 years ago. My research was a huge success or just a success. More professors started to know me as a development practitioner who are interested in agricultural or even the budding agricultural economists and even the random cattle picture I took in the village of Baharada won me a prize in a photo competition of my department. I will show you the photo later if I have the chance. But when I calmed down and looked back I realized the only achievement was one for myself. Like actually I didn't bring any substantial improvements to the lives of these Ethiopians those lovely kind friendly Ethiopians in the village who helped to build my capacity for doing research and really understand what's going on in the field. So at the typical Chinese kids I was staying in school different kinds of schools in my past 21 years from kindergarten to the end of my graduate study which is this May. After graduating I thought it was a chance or like the time for me to really come back to Ethiopia and to give back to the people to build their capacity and to give back to them and really stand by and with them. So I come back to Ethiopia I joined the Uriah the fellow and this is also my first official full-time post-graduate job. I'm really excited to work with different research teams and stakeholders from different sectors that are probably holding total different opinions and to understand the hardcore agricultural technologies that developed by you guys are really trying their best to understand and I'm really excited to test if they're ready to be scale up to reach the actual farmers in the field to improve their quality of life and also I'm excited to bring all the relevant people to the same table and help them to strive for the same purpose and most important to me is to continuously landing from other people and also build our capacities together. So that's why I'm here and I'd like to also prove that we Chinese people can do definitely more than construction.


My talk will have maybe three parts. The setting, I mean the first part will be what it is by I divide setting. Then I will discuss some maybe results in functional transcendence. I will close up some questions and results on algorithmic aspect. So it will be more, it will be more a description of some results, some methods. I would have very few time for proof, I'm sorry about this, but I try to give a general picture. So if I start with by algebraic setting, I'm interested in the situation where you have a transcendental map between algebraic objects. And I will give three examples and I will work with only two. So I should say that I will just look at the geometric side of this and not the number theoretic side. So the first example is just the exponential map. The second that I will more discuss is the uniformization map of an obedient variety. And also I will discuss the situation where I have an Hermitian symmetric space, maybe realized as a bounded symmetric domain in some C-victor space, if you want. And I look at the map from D to S, where S is a Shimura variety. And the situation, the Hermitian symmetric space. And gamma is an arithmetic lattice. So it's not completely clear what I mean by a map between algebraic objects. The first thing is that S, for an obedient variety, there are some hypotheses to be algebraic, but I make this assumption. For S, in fact, it's always true, but I would just say that S is quasi-protective. So D is not at all an algebraic variety, but at least D is a real semi-algebraic and complex variety, which is a kind of lot of structure. And so maybe this is a torus. I will mainly discuss the Hermitian case and the Shimura case, but we could make this old description for a torus like this. Okay, so from the geometric point of view of bi-algebraic setting, your interesting objects are coming by a bi-algebraic object. So a sub-variety of say, okay, maybe V, or say T, A, or S as previously, is bi-algebraic. If a component of pi inverse of V is algebraic. So I have to explain algebraic in the case of Shimura varieties, so maybe I give a definition. Some W inside D is said irreducible algebraic, if it's an annihilating component of W tilde intersected with D, with D tilde, algebraic in this olomorphic tangent space, C power N. So in this situation W is a real semi-algebraic. Now you're talking about the case of D, not the case of C tilde. No, it's all right. Yeah, I take the intersection of some algebraic sub-variety of the olomorphic tangent space with D. And when I take an irreducible component, and I say that this is an irreducible component. So components mean reducible components? Irreducible components. What do you mean by components? Yeah, in the analytic setting, there is a notion of components. And in this situation, you have only found actually many components. And the components are semi-algebraic and complex. So this depends on the embedding of D in some... So D, okay, I said here that it's an emission-symmetric space, but I said realize that it's not in all this terms a bounded symmetric domain. No, but you have different realizations to the related biolomorphic maps and not the semi-algebraic maps. Okay, so I have different realizations. A lot of what I will say will not depend on realizations, but for this talk, I stay with this particular realization of the bounded symmetric domain. So this notion does not depend on the realization? I mean, the notion of being bi-algebraic doesn't depend on the realization. There are a lot of things, but the main theorem will not depend on the realization. But I don't want to discuss it. But if you perturb the realizations by a semi-alomorphic way, there is no reason that something algebraic would remain algebraic. You can always... An isomorphism, okay, but still it's true. So if you have an isomorphism of realization, automatically it has to respect the D of R action. And then all this biolomorphism are in fact semi-algebraic and complex analytic. And you can verify that all the notions are in fact independent of the biomorphic class of... So, okay, but I don't want to discuss realizations. I just start with the bounded realizations. Okay, so example. An algebraic superiority of A is bi-algebraic. It's the same thing as saying that B is P plus B for P point and D-elevation superiority. It's the same thing as saying that B is a totally geophysic variety.  We say that B is weekly special. So when we are in this station, we call this weekly specials of varieties. And for... For chimura varieties, V inside S is bi-algebraic. And only if V is totally geophysic. This means that either V is sub-chimura variety or there exists a sub-chimura variety of the form S prime is S1 plus S2. S2 as a product of chimura variety and V is S1 plus the point of S2. And by definition, we call this weekly special. Why do you make two names for this kind of definition? Why two names? Three names. Why you don't work with just bi-algebraic? By definition, so this is just bi-algebraic. Weekly special is one of the three things. I don't prefer one or... An emotional context. An emotional context. You have to prove it. Sub-chimura definition. Maybe this is the natural definition, but I'm not sure. It depends what you want to do. Okay, so now I want to speak about transcendence results and explain what I mean by flows or somehow. So, the static point. Okay, so I should say that this part is due to Moudin and maybe you're heard by yourself. And talking with your desic is related to some Riemannian structure or you don't care which? No, I care which. I don't explain more. So the first result, the setting I want to describe is the following. You look at the case where you have a uniformizing map of an Abelian variety and I start with W in CN, an irreducible Ademite variety and then the result is that if I look at the Zeinski closure of Pi of W, then this is really special. So you can check that it's more precise than this. So this result somehow was proved a long time ago by Axe and a new proof using hominimality was given by Zanier and Pilar and it was important for a new proof of learning method which could be extended to the case of Fimura varieties. And we finally proved an hyperbolic version of this statement with Fimura and FF. So the statement is the same, and W inside the irreducible Ademite then the Zeinski closure of W is really special. So I don't want to comment too much on this. The proof uses hominimality theory in a very serious sense and some hyperbolic geometry inputs and it was important for the results on the health projector. So when you are in this situation, I stated in this way on purpose, you have two natural questions. So what about for interesting subset of CN or D? So mainly to give examples, I could look at F from C to CN, a neuromorphic map and W is F of C or the value is F of C intersected with D or for example a real analytic sovereignty. So we say something. And the second question which is even more natural for me, if you start with W, the interesting subset of CN or D, what can be said? The usual topology. So I should say that this is a certain new question in transformable functional and this is more a question in algorithm theory or topology because the Zeinski closure is a very crude definition and here you really want to see where your image of F of W goes and it's more... So when you are used to this kind of question, you know that generally you cannot prove anything about topology without using measures so you have to reformulate the question in terms of measure. So I explain this. So in the Abelian case, I can use the invariant when one forms on CN and in the Shimura case, I have a Bergman metric, it's also a G of R invariant one-one form, a positive one-one form on D and when you have a complex analytic sovereignty of CN or D, we can define for all R, positive, a measure on a W, R or S, such that for all F, let's say it may be continuous. Okay, I say one of the three. The way you compute this measure, you take the integral on the ball for the local metric with the W times omega at the power R, R is the dimension, the complex dimension of W and you divide by the volume. And now the question becomes be easier or we can limit U, W, R as R goes to infinity. Okay, so first I want to describe some functional transcendence result with natural order. The following theorem by Blokosia is a quite old statement and I can formulate it in this way. So it concerns a variety. We do take the limit after projection because it's easy to define a measure on CN and then you want to project it. And I take... Yeah, it's really a... Yeah, it's a gamma invariant. Okay, Blokosia, you start with another variety and a nonomorphic map, you look at W is F of C and the result is that if you take the Zariski closure of pi of W, it's beneficial. And the proof is using Nevenina theory. So one statement I want to do is a hyperboleic version. I don't... it's so good to do this. Okay. Hyperboleic Blokosia. So with FIF. So it concerns a Chimora variety. So you look always to this situation and you start also with a nonomorphic map from C to CN and W, you take F of C intersected with D. And for what I know I have to assume that S is projective. And then the conclusion is that the conclusion is a little bit... a component of the Zariski closure of pi of W is with this position. So in terms of method the main part of the proof is a... you have to assume something. Okay. I assume it's not empty if you want, but if not... You mean that every component is a little... Any component? Any component. Every or any component. But you can also take components because W is not connected. You can also take components of W. I mean W is not connected and you could have infinitely many components. Absolutely. The Zariski closure, you have infinitely many components. Each of these is with this position. And the proof is a minimal theory. And so it's somehow the same method as our proof of the hyperbolic ax in the matter, but we use also the result a lot. We have a short... I mean we use some vanilla theory but for a very small part. Okay. So... Okay. Maybe the last thing I want to say on functional transcendence it's a very simple result also. I did this one. And I would like to say that three days ago I received a very simpler proof and started to go. So it's really... And so the result is the following. Okay, it's really... So you start with an analytic variety definable some full minimal structure and unbounded. Then if you are in a rebellion case and are... the result is the second time. I mean all method is using all minimal theory and the P-W-T counting theorem. But they have been able to give an argument without even the P-W-T counting theorem. But okay. So maybe it will be important for generalization. I don't know yet. And... Okay. So... The W is not... You start with just an analytic... Yeah. Does it include some... No. Component. The same one. Sorry. Any component. So there's a kind of generalization of the experiment. Yes. So it's definable including all the break. Yeah. It's definable. Because you don't say anything about the song. Oh, I mean you work for example in Anex for any minimal structure. The only thing you need to know is some minimal structure containing Anex. Maybe I'm not... Does this also include this part? So I'm not able to do it. So I have to say that I'm not able to prove this statement using the minimal theory. Only. And I'm not able to say anything about this in the Shimoakis. Okay. So... The more on the algorithm theory side are... So algorithm... Okay. So... Just to start I think I will give several examples of what we are aiming to do and then a more general theorem. So... And the example should explain the kind of picture you have to understand. So all the examples will be a billion surface and the first thing you can show could be a consequence of the statement if you start with a curve inside C2 say the curve is, for example, hyperactive. Okay. Then the kind of result you can prove is that for all ladies I mean I'm not sure I'm using this but such as 8 is a million dollar idea. If you look at the usual topology you find that pi of C is everywhere dense and that in terms of measure this tends to the high measure under the invariant. And this is independent of it's true for all of the invariant. This is the risky closure? No, this is the usual closure. So it is not true when it is completely closed possibly but only when it is not. It's a statement for hyperactive curve in C2. I will give a general description but in this situation you always find that so I give a second example maybe explaining more what kind of trouble you can have. So now I start with the question of square root of minus one i plus z of square root of minus one i plus z of square root of minus one i. So my identity is in fact the product of C2. And then you can prove the closure is a 0 cross E and in terms of measure mu C r goes to one half and if okay to continue on this example if a dual lattice gamma hat has an element of the form a zero a or b zero then phi of C bar is level in by T goes to mu A and okay so this is the generic situation and okay so just to give a last example to see the kind of trouble so it's even simpler somehow what a gamma hat so it's a dual lattice so it's the set of element in C power two such that the scallop product the European scallop product with any gamma is easy. C2 of a gamma I take a very explicit so I assume that I have two basis vector E1 E2 and my lattice will be minus 5 for example E2 and I take for W just a complex line generated by E1 plus E2 and then phi of W bar is the real toss dimension 3 and the one when you look at V is our E1 plus E2 square root of minus 1 E1 square root of minus 5 E2 and this torus is V divided by gamma intersected with V which is a lattice in V and this is the torus so it means that you cannot expect for this kind of project to avoid real objects real and antique objects okay so okay so now I can state the general result I have in mind this is the result produced example so really what do you mean the gamma hat which gamma gamma is the lattice you are talking about what do you should take any lattice in c square oh you mean you are talking about the situation arbitrary arbitrary situation so I just just to say that the result is I will state is quite explicit you can compute things so is that doesn't mean so you mean A is not I so you need to product you look at first no you can have some situation where you can have some situation where you have only you have some element of the form A0 in the lattice but no element you can change the structure I think there is some spring to gamma Z1 but Z1 is a square bracket maybe you should multiply Z by by 5 not 4 okay so it's Z of Z times square root of minus 1 yeah you are right Z times square root of minus 1 Z times square root of minus 1 oh you could just yeah I could okay so it's a product of two political so the general statement is referring that A is Cn divided by gamma let C be a curve an algebraic curve in C power n so let C1, C4 be the set of branches C all points of infinity for all one R we can define there exists a translate T alpha which is P alpha plus T prime alpha a real sub torus T prime alpha I want to say so I can give a definition a bit later so I call this the asymptotic non-forte torus associated to C alpha so it's something you can really compute in fact such that the first thing pi of C a bar it's just the image union of all this real asymptotic tori Cn of 2 UCR we click on this to a linear combination a positive linear combination of the measure the R measure on this tori I should say that in the general situation all the T alpha equals 8 you should say how this is related to Casp the closure of the germ will be I can so what you say is that when you have a branch at infinity you fix a point at infinity in your branch and there is the smallest real sub vector space associated to your curve and which intersect as a lattice and this is essentially this torus sorry what is branch of C you take you define C star closure C star finite set of points and when you look locally near a point at infinity and you look at the connected components once you throw the point at infinity and you call this branch so what is the relationship between the translate torus and the branch it all intersects ok so the statement is offering that C alpha a real branch a real branch you do some partial some pi then a smallest real so the pi is the same so the pi alpha is the pi no you cannot you can have several branch through a point at infinity you have this point at infinity alpha is a translate by some point yeah ok stop the same ok sorry ok so there is the smallest real nothing sub space q alpha plus w alpha such that w alpha intersect with gamma is a lattice in w alpha and such that t alpha is asymptotic then what does it mean exactly so it means that the distance then to 0 when you go to the point at infinity you take a point on the curve on the branch you take a point at infinity and you you say that the distance the usual distance close to 0 and we say then we say that t alpha which is pi of q alpha thus is the asymptotic associated sphere when you use the one appearing here and you can compute it in terms of the duality so very precisely so my time is almost over so I wanted to say that my main interest was in trying to do this kind of thing in the hyperbolic case this said the only thing I was able to do using algorithmic theory it's the case when I start with some totally geodesics of the IT of D I take the image and then the usual topological closure I can describe them in terms of group theory so this is the only thing I can do but I'm for example completely unable to do if I look at say the delta cross delta in C cross C I look at the map and I take any curve intersecting I don't know any example this could be reasonable and you want to understand pi of pi of C intersected delta cross delta and this seems to be quite difficult I mean the the proof of all this is really using harmonic analysis and oscillatory integral and you have almost no chance to do it by harmonic analysis here so you have to expect some more things like atmospheric theory and I'm not able to do it at the moment I cannot but so there are a lot of questions that I'm not able to solve in this setting so I guess we first ask some questions questions from Sanya Sanya but there are no questions from Sanya no questions from Sanya so we will ask people in Tokyo what is the sum of questions what is this asymptotic amount for torus sorry what is asymptotic amount for torus asymptotic amount for torus so so I should say that the month of torus is the first natural thing you can define is you look at the smallest affine subspace containing the curve of C the linear part intersects the lattice and this gives you a first upper bound for the topological curve and this I call it the month of torus and generally in the generic situation this upper bound is a but when you push more analysis you have to look at the point by branch at infinity and for each point at infinity and through any branches through a point at infinity you can define the asymptotic month of torus in this way and this is the one who is governing the you said that if there is some notion it's out of the system what is it so the notion is that you have a curve inside cn or anything inside cn so assume 0 is in c for something what I want to say then there exists the smallest real subspace so you consider this a real subspace of r2n such that the intersection bkma is a lettuce and c is included in this that's really the notion of an unfortunate and this you call it an unfortunate torus if 0 is not in c then I'm going to bring back to 0 and it's it's the first I mean when you look at this it's trivial that pi of c bar is contained in this torus the more delicate analysis is why it's not equal in the general situation it's equal again yeah that's a question in Tokyo so in this one dimensional case there are several real toruses so in high dimension are you expecting something similar or it can be more complicated I think that this result should be true in any dimension so the fact that we have some real torus and so if w is any of the y sub iq I expect pi of w bar I should say that I didn't expect that you could deduce it from a result on curve and the idea is that more if you have an edge of iq by the higher dimension you could expect to have a generic curve as the same topology as the edge of iq but I didn't write a proof but I think this should be true for any other dimension generally this kind of question or more related to curve I think w is a question about curve so I don't know but I think it's not very difficult for this question thank you are there further questions thank you Dr. from Tokyo so some more questions when you really study topological pleasure the way you think about this is really you take the intersection between both this bar and you see how it's moving with bar it's really what is the flow in homogeneous spacing I think it's really what you're doing to see the behavior of pi the intersection of w with p and this is really emotional flow I really did this because the first statement we had about hyperbolic axin demand it was not stated in this way and it was more directly related to what we wanted to do on the earth but it's really unequivocal and in this way you see that it's really a question of flow okay more questions no okay so let's talk to our speaker again


සව්වීම්ඇසහ වැරත්වෙහ කිඏවස් ඔමුව් වහුව්අු එයිරයයකරප්වු වයේ්තාන්වු එණාවීම්ර ඝ්ීන්රකයක්ත්රාණාවෂ, quaternary hospital and medical colleges say role to pretty much diminishing role in a sarkarga. sarkar is actually sub-to-border buyer of health insurance in this country. The biggest buyer of health insurance in this country is state of central governments, trust scheme ruhu khe mba private khe mba public sector company ruhu. So what they have done is said demand generation, they have governments have gone to demand generation, ki lokko ko reassurance dele, financially secure kar dele, they will seek an excess good quality health care and more and more. The other way is ki jaddi chariade health insurance bodhila, then new small, large hospitals will come up, demand generation role ko as jai chanti. It takes time. Sange sang ha baani, bohut rural area re semi urban area re atleast chotto chotto nursing home sopan ho uchi, but isolation re dekhle, you may say ki, there is a hub of 10-15 years lagiva, comprehensively lekhle, hode hospital nursing home khollia paani, I don't know, on sathe na exorteral license lagu chi atleast still. Apama demand generate kar dele, but healthcare provision side joddi kama knock karibe integrated sigra salve baani, that integration of financing with care delivery, bohut jorudi. Thank you, sir. Mohamath re, actually PHC ou CHC district has, now the government is doing the, converting the most of the district headquarters to the medical college. So now we have to give focus on the CHC and PHC to more the increase the facility to stay atleast good accommodation to the doctors. It is not that doctors are not going there. You don't know how the PHC are there, what is the facility is there. So you have to give a good accommodation, good arrangement to increase the more of building, more of infrastructure at the ground level like PHC and CHC, then the doctor will more interested or staff nurse will more interested to stay there and to serve the village persons. Thank you. Thank you. So our view. Who has done it? Who has done it? Today is the evening. We have symbolically linked food items with different rogos. But that is just symbolic. The real thing is dietary intervention can be therapeutic. And we should highlight, public should take it up as a movement to get rid of all the toxic preservative, artificial colored, ridden, packaged food. They should go for organic and natural food. And diet, if we sort out, good eye disease conditions sort out. Good eye health issues but suffering sort out. So I think we should take it up. And Udisha was the place where natural therapy was established. So Udisha's natural therapy sunlight or diet, we promote it. It should be a national movement. Thank you. Thank you sir. Thank you. So in this context, I would like to say that our preventive, promotive, curative, rehabilitative, panel, we have described it beautifully. We have discussed it in our first session. But the Government of India's Health and Wellness Centre was a sub-centre. It was a sub-centre in Pattapur. It was an A&M city. It was very limited. It was a health and wellness centre. And if the same concept works well, whatever policies and planning are there, there will be a lot of changes. Health and wellness centre was implemented beautifully in Gujarat. Udisha was the place where Udisha started. We had five staff, we had a manager as well. It was a health and wellness centre. The whole objective, the objective was to prevent the disease. If the disease is not there, the infrastructure, the doctors, the machine, the equipment, the management is very complex. So I think as a concept, that's a wonderful concept. And it was a successful implementation of a very severe issue in our country. And we have already implemented some of the states. So I have seen it. It has been a very beautiful experience. Unfortunately, Udisha is a very speedy processor. It is a good health and wellness centre. So now I will open it to the audience. Please feel free to ask questions to the panel. And we will try to address some of your queries. Or you can give your views also, please. Thank you very much.