Hello everyone, it's CryptoGround here and welcome to part two of the 5k subscriber special. Today I'm going to be doing a Q&A and reading some of your suggestions for the channel and yeah that's pretty much it. It's going to be a pretty basic video today I'm going to be announcing some new merch so stay tuned for that and then we're going to be reading off the Q&A, I'll be answering a bunch of questions that you guys have asked and a lot of them are goofy so and after that I'll be reading some suggestions for the channel which weren't really that helpful after all. This will all be taking place outdoors so we're not going to be in here and there's no screen screen setup so yeah this is kind of a lame background so we're going for the outdoor setting instead. Anyway just real quick I just wanted to thank you guys so much for helping me reach 5,000 subscribers. It means so much to me and it was quite a rough journey and now that we're finally here we have succeeded the second milestone. But again thank you very much for those who have subscribed and helped me get here and shown all your support for my channel. It greatly means a lot to me. I do this for you guys and it really shows that you guys are enjoying my content. Let's get this video started and let's head outside. Alright welcome to the Q&A. I am currently outside and it's a bit chilly out. Let's check the temperature real quick. It's really cold. It is currently 43, it's not as bad as it was earlier but it's going to get colder today so now's a great time to get this done. I'm still a bit sick so I was going to record this last week but I ended up getting cold and I felt really shitty so that didn't really happen and now I'm here. I am very proud to finally announce that I have released new merch for the 5,000 subscriber special. It is exactly what I'm wearing except the main logo is going to be in the center and I have this design in the back. So if you want to cop yourself a shirt and show some support check the link below and buy one right away. If you end up buying me one and you want to show it off DM me on Discord and join the Discord if you already aren't on it. It's in the description as well. Anyways let's start this Q&A so I have created this Google Forms and I have told a lot of people to throw a bunch of random questions so we're going to be looking at this first and then I also have a Discord channel for the Q&A where we look at that right after. So let's start with the first question. So question, let's see, here we go, alright.  So someone on my floor decided to ask this 45 times so here you go, I decided to showcase this question in the video and yeah thanks for sending that 45 times. I'm not going to answer it 45 times because that wouldn't be very fun for me so what's my age? 18? Gua? Yes. Am I the sussy imposter? I don't know am I? Do you like Fumos? I really like Fumos. When and why did you start coding? I'd say I started around probably in 7th grade about that. I just started screwing around with HTML and JavaScript and just made some really basic stuff that wasn't really good at all and then I moved on to Unity a year after and I wasn't good at it after so I didn't really learn too much. I wanted to make a survival game and it really didn't turn out good. I wish I still had the files but I'm very lost on my old Mac somewhere. And then I started to get some computer science classes and that finally got me to work on crypto clickers and it got me to learn a lot more so yeah I started, anyways that answer was a lot longer than I was expecting but I started around 7th grade so that was about 6 years ago, 5-6 years ago and why did I start coding? I don't know because it's fun and it's something I'm good at now. Will you make out with RM Barts? Nah I don't think so. Hello my name is Ray Z, a man you've never met. May I purchase 10,000 helicopters covered in diamonds? I'm addicted to buying unbelievably expensive custom helicopters. In a brief moment of lucidity I went to the helicopter dealership and told them do not under any circumstances sell me more helicopters. I was back there half an hour later wearing a fake mustache and then I said hello gentlemen I am Ray Z, a man you have never met before. Give me 10,000 helicopters covered in diamonds. Thank you, uh, Sawyer. What us, the significance of RM Barts? I don't know, we just hate them. What it felt like to get my first 100,000 total views on the channel? Uh, it's supposed to sound big but honestly not that much. Views is like a kind of an odd milestone to me and I also have another YouTube channel that reached a million views and I didn't really care so maybe when this channel hits a million will be different but I kind of care more about, I don't know, I don't really care too much I guess. How and why did you start coding? What is the best and worst thing about having a big community? So this is kind of a duplicate question for part of it. So how did I start coding? I don't really know how, I just like started doing random stuff and I don't know. I just played some basic clicker games and I wanted to make my own except making a huge meme. Some of my friends may remember but I made Box Clicker, it was a very basic one. It was just about this giant meme in middle school.  And what is the worst, what is the worst thing about having a big community? It's kind of hard to know what everyone wants because I want to host all these events but it's kind of hard to keep everyone up to date with stuff and I don't know. It's because everyone wants different things I guess and I just don't really know what to do. It's a bit hard and another thing about, it's not like the worst thing, it's just hard. Another hard thing about it is, yeah I'm kind of answering this a lot differently but because it's not really a bad, there's no really bad things about it other than having really bad members but that never happens so I can't really say that. Another hard thing is entertaining people because I'm just always worried about what if my server is just too boring, stuff like that and how can I improve it. It's just really hard to know what everyone wants. And the best thing about it is to be able to connect with everyone because the server is kind of built around my games and my YouTube so it's kind of nice to hear feedback and good things about everything and I get to ask everyone questions about it and yeah it's nice to interact with people and have a big community that enjoys what I do so it's really nice. How are you pro game developer? I am not, why did you choose Unity over other game engines? Well I just used Unity for the longest and I mean I've tried Unreal and never really got the hang of it and I just stuck with Unity. That's really the only reason why. What made you start slash learn Unity? Oh start YouTube learn Unity so um well it was when I wanted to it's when I started making Crypto Clickers kind of. There weren't very many good Unity tutorials specifically for idle games so I was like you know what I'll make my own. So I started with the 2019 series I made that and I really enjoyed it but the series wasn't good enough so I just started making other videos and then I eventually started making the 2020 series which is what most of you guys are probably watching and I just honestly kept going from there and I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed teaching people because I have definitely had some struggles learning myself so I felt like if I took whatever I've learned over the years and just put it on YouTube I feel like other people could benefit from it and that's what I really enjoyed about it. What made you start learning I don't know if this is asking what made me start learning Unity or what made me learn Unity. I guess I'll just say start. I've said this already but I wanted to make a survival game so I went off of Brackies and a few other people's survival game series and it completely failed so I used to I have a Unity answers account. I don't know if it's still up but if it is if you were to go to my oldest questions you would see stuff related to that like I was trying to make like a tree fall or stuff like that and it was just not working. How am I doing? I'm doing pretty well other than the fact that I'm still kind of sick which I'm really pissed about because it's just getting in the way of things. Wall color review? Well it's white so there you go. How long do you take to release Capacto? I don't really know what that means like I don't know. I had the game a month ready in a month in advance and I mean I've worked on it for a total of six months but a lot of that was just empty gaps so I don't know if that's the answer you're looking for. Why won't you ban Arm Barton? Why isn't Waddles head Edmund? I don't know. How's your life in college? It's pretty good honestly. I'm really enjoying it on campus and surprisingly I have more free time than I was expecting but that's probably because I'm not taking a lot of core classes like a lot of others are so yeah I'm ready to get my ass worked to next semester but other than that food's all right. Life is pretty good. I made a lot of friends and they're all really nice and supportive. They're really cool people. All right so now let's have a look at the discord so again I made a channel for asking questions since people weren't really asking many questions on the google form so like you know what I should have made this on discord a lot of people would have just gone on there and just asked random questions so that's exactly what I did. What inspired me to become a game developer? So when I started making games I thought it was really fun. I did it for jokes and stuff like that but then when I realized that I could make okay so this is when I was starting to make crypto clickers when I realized that I could publish this game and have other people play it and eventually turn that into a business I thought it was really fun and it would be a nice side hustle and that's kind of what I've been doing so as a game developer I make the game I publish the game I monetize the game I do all that kind of stuff and I thought it was really fun so what but what exactly inspired me I looked up to a lot of game developers smaller game developers like me except they're a little bigger than me but I always looked up to them and I saw how successful they were and I thought that I would have a chance of doing the same thing because I have similar skills so that was probably like my big inspiration. What do you eat? I eat honestly anything that is good if I were to have my favorite type of food it would probably be Italian and also when do you sleep or do you even sleep? No I don't sleep at all why you C sharp? Well I use Unity and Unity uses C sharp so there you go. Also I've learned Java in the past and that's what got me to learn C sharp a lot faster because they're both very very similar. What does my daily routine look like? Well on a school day it's get up at seven thirty no seven seven thirty in the morning depends on the time of the class and how many class I have a day take a shower make coffee have a protein bar have classes do homework watch some Netflix if I don't have anything going on work on my games stuff like that slack off procrastinate and then I have lunch and then I go to the gym around all my after all my classes which is around four o'clock ish and then come back make a protein shake go eat dinner come back do whatever I need to get done so if I don't have any homework I just do whatever I want and then I go to bed yeah that's pretty much my routine otherwise it's not that very special. The thing that's my daily routine is making smoothies I love making smoothies got one prepared right here it's got some frozen fruit bananas cherry hold up there you get the fruit frozen fruit it's got some berries then I have cherry flavored Greek yogurt milk and it should be good to go let's kick it what is my social security number it is one what non incremental games do you like I've recently gotten to phasophobia and I've started to play that with my friends and it's a really fun game I've been wanting to play it for months but no one else wanted to play it until for some reason just in the middle of college when I barely have time to play games with them they decided to play it so I ended up getting it and had a chance to play with them and it's a lot of fun I also really like Rainbow Six Siege but I never really have time to play that so oh Carter asks again what the dog doing I don't know what is the dog doing how much arson do you commit per day what is your favorite part of developing idle research um okay I don't want to seem like this is a I don't want to seem like I have a lot of ego for this but I think my favorite part of it is realizing that I am creating a game that can become something big like in compared to larger idle games it can be somewhere in the in the ballpark I I guess like I don't want to seem to have a big ego but like I have done my best to balance and design the game so it could be really balanced and really fun to play for people that like idle games and that can also kind of match up against those bigger titles another favorite part of developing is making the art making the art is so much fun that is something I've never really done in the past until idle research you guys have probably seen the flash to all that game art that is all just so much fun to make and that was honestly like one of the things I'm really proud of in idle research is the arts because that is just like that is just like something new that I've never done before why is armbark so awesome just because he is why do you think I am an AI because I coded you that's why I also just wanted to say that why do you think I'm an AI CG I coded him to say that so why don't you let people appreciate your bad works because it's embarrassing I had some really not so good projects like on Google there's idle impulse incremental something like that I hated that game with a burning passion and people somehow enjoy it I don't know I hate the game I never want to talk about it and one of the main reasons why I hate it is that if you were to look at the game scene in Unity everything is open at once all the windows they're just all scattered everywhere and when you open something it just slides right over so it's just so poorly optimized and it's just so embarrassing to see it makes me cringe what inspired you to make incremental games I gotta be honest I've enjoyed playing them as a child and I always wanted to make my own and therefore I have and when I made crypto clickers I realized that the fundamentals of making an incremental game is pretty easy compared to other games it's just the balancing part and making the game actually good is really hard and when I made crypto clickers in compacto and started working on idle research I have realized that I have kind of mastered the incremental game scheme I have kind of figured out how to balance thing and how to make things kind of you know somewhat entertaining and how to not bore people out so that's pretty much what inspired me do you have any plans for non incremental games in the future well I want to give the survival game thing a try again because I feel like I can do much better it's just making 3d models is really hard so that's definitely not my field and I wanted to make like a stardew valley game except like space related I tried that I uploaded a few videos on that and it kind of failed it was just really hard and out of my skill level so I'm sure I'll tackle it again in the future why is the music so scary I don't know idle research music isn't that scary come on how do you balance your games well I played a shit ton that's for sure um I don't know I just I just do it you know one advice I've one piece of advice I've been given was to play the game at 10 time speed and if anything is too slow speed it up if anything if anything is way too fast slow it down I never actually use that trick because I just feel like I don't know I don't want to make the game accidentally too long because again 10 times game speed is really fast but I have done like two times speed so just to speed things up because balancing an entire game playing an entire game through multiple time takes a lot of time so I don't know I just play it until I enjoy it right and then if I have my beta testers play it if they think it's too slow or too fast certain spots I kind of change things around and then I replay that certain area and I just go from there so it's a lot of just tweaking and seeing if people like it why you obsessed with Fumo anyways that is it for the Q&A next up let's see what the plan is all right so the next part of this video is to go through all your suggestions um I didn't really ask on youtube but on my discord I asked people to provide recommendations for the 5k video and let's see what we got all right so the first one is the serializer series so show us how to use uh each serializer big double attacks just a tutorial how to build games in unity so yeah I'm not going to do this for this video but these are just some general ideas I could probably use in the future other than the serializer series because I don't want to teach that counting to one million and playing lots of incremental games one two three four five you playing synergism for one hour and see how far you get I don't really want to play that especially for the first hour it's kind of boring in my opinion do a stream where you do stuff with scratch oh god that brings back some freshman year and eighth grade maybe seventh grade as well memories yeah I don't want to do that I know I'm saying no but like there's a lot in here tutorial on how to cut a cantaloupe I would but I don't have one on me right now make out session with our bar what is with you guys with me wanting to make out with our bar do you know what let's just kick him my god is that what you guys really want this is really what you guys want to see there you go he's gone you happy now you can go to the welcome channel you see he's gone all right is that what you guys wanted wall color reveal wow it's white but right now there's no walls around so band arm parts okay well I just did that so you're in luck Q&A I just did that yes NIL Q&A no wow this is some great recommendations guys good job good job guys guys are really good at this all right so now another challenge to see how long it takes for arm parts to realize that he's banned so hopefully by the end of this video I'll get a DM from him and I'll show you guys so the last thing on my agenda was to do was to run a 5k live which I actually have and if you haven't seen that already make sure you go check it out real quick and give it a like you don't have to watch it all but just give it a like because I don't like running so and running up a mountain was kind of or it wasn't really a mountain it was just I don't know it was a lot of elevation but it wasn't very fun so make sure to give a like just support and I ran that 5k specifically for the first 5000 people that subscribed to my channel and for the first 5000 people that have subscribed to this channel thank you very much for subscribing and for writing this journey along with me it means a lot and I could have done it without you guys I would not have been making this video right now if it wasn't for you guys and I really appreciate all your support the journey here has been kind of bumpy I was hoping it would be more smoother than this like as in I will make a video and then publish it and I'll do that every day but that clearly hasn't been the case I've been very on and off with my uploading schedule lately and I'm really sorry about that I'm trying my best but also knowing that 5000 of you are still subscribed to this channel means a lot to me and it knows that you guys really appreciate what I do for you guys my main mission is to spread the words of coding and game development and to be able to teach you guys something new every day and I really hope I can keep doing that for you guys anyways this is getting really wholesome I just wanted to say thank you very much for subscribing to my channel and for being here and for supporting what I do and for being here ever since the start so anyways this is the 5k special Q&A video it was mostly Q&A I didn't really get to do too much and I hope that's okay I feel like once I get once I hit bigger milestones I'll do even more stuff I just got to kind of figure out ahead of time what I should do because 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It's really just the state of mind of Mary Louise, her son was saying, you know, well mom do you really want to drive home? It's dark and you know you're 85 and you got guests in the car, you know maybe you want to let one of them drive and she's and then she got in the car so there we all were in the car. What? I mean she was cruising, she didn't miss a thing. I mean she's sharp, I mean really sharp and it's the state of mind. We're not trying to endorse, we're not trying to say there's a healthy body and a sick body. We're safety and danger. What we're saying is there's a state of mind that's available when you really train your mind to live in the present and that's really what we're... I'd like to read something out of Course in Miracles that says that. That's one of my favorite. I am responsible for what I see. I choose the feelings I experience and decide upon the goal I would achieve and everything that seems to happen to me I ask for and receive as I have asked. Everything begins and ends in your mind. Well my training, I call it training now, is that I drive essential. I work, I live in McKinney and I work down here and so I was driving and I got to a place where I was having road rage. It was so bad.  They were. I would always have accidents and it was just consistent and then I came to the place where I went I'm just gonna bless these cars. That's all I need to do. I'm just gonna bless them. They're not up. It's not personal and I've seen that and the more I did that the less it happened and now when I drive, people let me in. They go over for me. I have the road to myself. I have parking spots everywhere up front and none of the other, the previous, happens anymore but I changed.  They really don't now.  It appears. I don't know. That's my perception but it seems to work. Yeah because it does and it's like wow it's so different because I just changed and it was it. When you can go down a Walmart and you can have a real negative perception, parking lots full. I have to park way out here so you drive way out there and park but if you said there are people who just are through shopping and they park way out front and about time for them to leave, you can drive up there and wait a few seconds. Yeah here comes the people and they're getting their car and they're going to go and there's a parking space there. It's just a matter you didn't even drive in there to check it in first place. So watch the times if you think the world is okay and just assume that it is okay because part of what I'm learning is that my world is in the present moment whatever that is and so that it's not in anything inexperience that's going on or the situation Eckhart calls it the life situation that it's not in that but it's in this present moment and what's going on in me and my connection to it and so everything again I go back to everything is reflected for me and for you know if I'm upset then that's there as a gift and I look at that and if I'm really happy which it's like happiness and the and the gift are not separate anymore and so it's does that make sense? No. Yeah. There's no difference of good and evil or being rude or not rude. There's no difference anymore because if they're rude and I react to it that's my gift because that's about me and I can look at that I can experience that feeling and bring presence to it and then being happy it's being present but it's not any different than the other it's all good.  Well some of that is already starting to happen because it's more compassion. Compassion comes up instead of visualizing it being rude. I sometimes see someone and have more compassion than anything. I mean I don't see the rudeness I just see that. Love inside you.  And then you look at through better eyes you say well they're probably lost they're probably having car trouble. They're on cell phone. Definitely on the cell phone I'm getting to you that. That's an important call. And that way a good way to relax and not to offend them or say anything is rude you might get shot. That's like that movie I like to talk about the season and Steve Martin gets to cut him off and he gets his gun out and then shoot. I think he's talking to a sub-border. He's talking to his friend and he's going like this. Out the window and the whole movie is a spoof on on the extremes of the LA story. I'll be your robber today. I'll be your robber. They're all lined up. They've got all the people lined up at the ATM machine in the whole line of robbers and one after the other they come up and one goes I'll be your robber today. Thank you. I'll be your robber today. He just spooks the whole thing and it's just hilarious. But in the end that's his movie about the power of the mind because he's able to use the weather and everything as a symbol to have a change of mind at the very end of the movie. Because I was seeing the difference in what she was saying here about bringing presence to it or going over here with George saying that turning it into a different story. I think there's a quantitative difference between that. Because I try to convince, use my mind to convince myself things are good and the other way I'm actually going beyond the level of mind to presence. Yeah, in a sense if you think you need to rearrange the story around it's really you're just kind of pulling yourself a little bit. When you go to the present you've dissolved the whole thing right there. And so I tell people when they think about rearranging the story or re-visualizing things, recreating things and so on and so forth it's like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. The compartments have filled up and there he is going down. Even if you've watched the movie Titanic the engineer who built it asked how many compartments have filled up with the thing and they told him he said it sunk. Before it sunk he knew that ship inside now. So if you're in a thing of personal judgment and you're trying to keep rearranging the story to get a better story, a more helpful story, an improved story, think of that metaphor of the Titanic. It's going down, it's halfway in there and you're over there trying to move the chairs around. I mean that's about as few as it is. Versus going to the present versus saying I need to come back, I need to come back to the present of non-judgment. And then it's just, you know, it's dissolved. And that's, like you say, that's a quantitative, that's a real distinction there. Like even beyond the Titanic going down, being in the present moment? Yeah, right, being in the present moment. Enjoying the ride? My heart goes on and on and on. Just remember the theme song, you know. There's such a beautiful theme song about it. And even at the end of that movie where the old woman like, you know, goes down through it all and she's able to go down and go down to the Titanic and all this and go back to that memory of meeting her boyfriend at the clock and everything. And everybody's standing and applauding. Just think about it. All the characters in your life, instead of trying to string them together in a linear way, the good ones, the bad ones, the ones that loved you, the ones that tortured you, that you can come to the present moment. And it's almost like they're all there giving you a standing ovation. You got it! You saw that we're all the same. It was only your own judgments that wish of us were good or evil or the villains or the, you know, whatever. I love that scene where they're all applauding, you know, when she goes back down because that's a present moment experience of, you know, that everything's perfect. Everything was perfect. You just thought it wasn't. I just realized that I forget to stay in the present moment because of the feelings that are coming up. And I think that's the thing that clouds me. I get confused and forget. And I assume, I mean, there can be layers and layers on that. And it's hard sometimes just to stay with that. But I can certainly see a vibe on it if I can remember. She allowed them to come up, no matter what they are. I was telling this story recently where Resta called me within the past year or sometime and she just called and told me and I answered and she said, I'm in hell! I'm in hell!  I'm in hell! And she really was very discouraged. And I just burst into laughter. I just laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed and then I finally stopped laughing and she said, okay. When you were in hell, what did you do? And I said, well, there was a time where I just, I found a chair and I just went in and I sat down and I said, all right, I've got nowhere to go and nothing to do. I have no other purpose than to be at peace. There's no consequences. I said, I'm not leaving this chair until I'm back in the moment, until I'm free and everything. And it worked. I told her, I said, you know, I just was like, I'm not going to go and pretend to go through the motions while it's still, you know, churning.  I'm going to move through you and with determination, come back to the present. It seemed to do okay with that, if it's in that kind of situation but if it's in conversation with someone else, it's harder to remember because I'm constantly drawn back into the conflict. It seems to me more because, like you were saying, it's simpler when you can recognize whatever, just know this whenever you're upset. And that's like the trigger of needing to come back.  Even that is the feeling. Yeah, yeah. It's all coming from an interpretation, you know. I like that idea. No one can be angry at a fact. And so it's always, it's a misinterpretation that's producing the anger. And, you know, it does, that's why it helps to go deeper in your mind. I've drawn out diagrams of the mind, how the mind works and all kinds of things and all these, and have put out tapes for years and years and years to train, help train the mind. But if you think of your mind as kind of like concentric circles, at the core of it is your desire. And just by the desire for something more than everything is how this world seemed to arise. It would be like, oh, this is wonderful. Could there be more than everything? There's a cosmos, you know. And then the belief and separation is in there, the next ring. And then the thought realm, your thoughts come from your belief system. And then out here is your emotion, so they're much further out. And then the perceptual world that you perceive, the gross perceptual world that you seem to see with the five senses and perceive is way out here in the outer ring.   Then you look outside and see a world. So if you're talking to somebody and you seem to be in a disagreement, they're saying stuff and you're just feeling that, you know, you're getting angry and a hurry and even expressing that anger, that's going a way out here. But those emotions are produced by thoughts and those thoughts are produced by beliefs. And in the end, it's your desire. That's where the little willingness comes in. That there's no formula for reaching God because that would be way out here on the perceptual ring of the how-to's. Give me a formula. Tell me a mantra or, you know, tell me what to do and I'll do it. What's the secret? What's the secret? Give me the secret formula. That would be out here. The Course says, you know, truth will be returned to your awareness by your desire as it was lost by your desire for something else, not messing with the other rings. It's saying you've got an altar in the core of your mind. And as long as you have idols and want something other than God, that's what's going to spring. I think it's so clear. It just shows you what's going on in your mind and how you don't want to take it out here because this is just being produced by the inner rings. Let me go a little deal with what you're saying. So you have your beliefs. Now it feels like there's like a fear inside of that. What is that? Well, it's the fear of God. In other words, the ego is the belief system. And forgiveness is going to be the release of that entire belief system. And the ego says, I'll be gone. I'll be obliterated. I won't exist anymore. See, God has become the unknown to the mind in this world. And this world becomes familiar. And you hear people in 12-step groups, they talk about they're addicted to their misery. That's what the human condition is, is getting addicted to misery even though it's miserable. There's a familiarity that makes it comfortable. It's a comfortable misery. And now you're being guided towards the present moment, towards life and love and joy and to the ego. That's obliteration. It feels like it's going to be destroyed out of a job completely. So that's where the fear comes. In the end, we have to dis-identify from the ego and come back to our spirit and identify with that present moment because that's the only way out of it. So what do you do? What do you do out here? What's the more... Heal the middle. What's your question? You had something going on. You had to live out of willingness. It's an eager assumption that fear of God, a sense of guilt. And that with that guilt is that pervasive guilt. And I can always identify it and it feels the same, I know it is, but it's like... I can't quite. I can't run it because I know I shouldn't do guilt. It's not logical. It's the belief that you... It's unworthiness. I'm not worthy. Something wrong has happened. It's an ontological guilt for the belief that you can separate from God and it gets projected around guilt around food or guilt around weight or guilt around sex. All these things are projections to try to keep from discovering the deep-seated belief that you can separate from your Creator. And how is that explained? That's a big question. Just for willingness. It's back to what you've been saying. Willingness to... Willingness not to protect anything. When those emotions come up and those things are... The more you look at it... It's real. Is this eternal? It's real. It's not. It's the way you bring it to the right. And ask if it's eternal. That's the thing. Guilt. They spake to let it come up. I mean, I feel like my life was... Okay, I had to lid on it. And I'm like... Ah! Right here. Sometimes it's... You have to lid back on. But then when you start... That's the whole thing is good. She said, I was the joy girl until I met you. Me too! I'm on it! What's down there? I was the general joy girl. And all of a sudden I started having these feelings like I was never... That I wasn't allowing to come up. And I felt so... It felt so uncomfortable to me. And you know what? Well, we were traveling, you know. And I was stuck in the car with them for another day. And that's true. And I wanted... That's true. I know. I know. Don't give me that love at all. I was stuck for six days. Did that surprise you? Did that surprise you? It really did. It really surprised me. Because I thought we were for wanted. And the whole thing is, they knew it all along. That's what I know. That they knew stuff was going to come up. Well, I had no idea. And all of a sudden these things were coming up. And I was trying to put a lid on them. And that's what... Well, what I've come to find out is the hardest part is keeping the little one. It is exhausting. And I was running... And well, what had ended up happening is I said, well, I was going into these gatherings and you would feel all this love. And I had been basically by myself for quite a few years and I'd been doing these gatherings. And it was beautiful and all this love. And being traveled with them, it was feeling all this love and this joy, this peace. And how much I was realizing how I had a hard time looking in people's eyes after a while. But it was like my eyes were...  Like, don't look at me anymore. And definitely when I was looking for dinner one night, and that was when they were like, looking at me, I would have called her to eat at the table. I was trying... I didn't know what it was either. But I was feeling this. I thought, what is this feeling that I'm having? I didn't even know it. And so I ended up being in this resistance for a couple of days and then I ended up getting sick. I mean, really very, very ill. I never get sick. I never understood person. Right. They let me do what I needed to do because then I went in the back of the car and I put pillows up and barricaded myself in the back of the car. So I didn't have to see them. I said, you know, I just want to be in here and just be out of my own space. I'm used to being alone and being still. And having to go through it and then I even went and got a hotel room. I didn't go to one of the grad gatherings. And then I was like, glad to go home. Okay. To fill all this stuff up that I was feeling and then we talked again and then all this stuff was coming up and I was realizing how much I feared love. Never did I ever expect to know that I could fear love. I was the joy girl. I thought I was the most loving person and how much I ran and hid from love. And how much resistance that we had to them. And it's intense.  You know, it's really intense. It was like, you know, how you're looking at the sun, the light. It was actually hurting my eyes. And so I ran and I hid for a while from it. There were a couple processes I went to but I really hid for a while from it.   The only thing, my only choice was is to go to the light. Go to the love. Go to the joy. Go to God. And you go in the presence and stop hiding. And so once I stopped hiding, boy, I feel great. You know, once I stopped and then really recognizing that that's what it was and recognizing how much fear is involved in that and bringing it to the light and being honest with that and saying I am really scared to death of love. You know, that intimacy of being that close to somebody because of our past learning of becoming vulnerable, you know, that I could possibly get hurt and trust. And that's what happened. I went back and, you know, I started reading the course again. I've been studying it for years.  I don't know about you guys, but certain things just, it hits me. I've never seen it. I read it a hundred times, but this is the first time I saw this one. And the word came out in there and it said trust, like 3D. And there it was, trust in God. Trust. And that's been my new thing now. Trust. That came out of me. And you know what? When you trust, you're in peace. And in God, He wants to give us it all. But you don't realize how much He really wants to give you. You know, which is this, you know, relinquishment of all of your things that you thought were important. He wants to give us this unconditional love, unconditional peace, unconditional everything, you know. And I thought, and this is what I said to David, nothing is always competing with everything. You know, we're used to running and we're used to hiding. We're addicted to guilt. We're addicted to fear. We are not used to feeling this. And when you start feeling it, you see your resistance to it and it's just amazing to me. You know, to really pay attention to what I'm really feeling here. How can you, you know, in the presence of all that love not want it? You know, saying, okay, that's enough now. I had enough now.  And now that I stopped running and I'm going into life just being and accepting God's love and accepting the gift of peace and accepting instead of running. And whatever that means, I'm staying in the now. You know, and I don't know what that means but I'm enjoying it right now. I'm not running. I'm standing in the light. I'm accepting my salvation. It's my inheritance, Dan.  No! And I want it! And I love it! And it's like a cup and it's so beautiful and it's so beautiful to be in it and to be with joy and enjoy with it. And not being like, it is beautiful. Oh, it is a gift. Oh, it's so beautiful. It's like you're more thinking that our minds are possible. It's like the relinquishment of everything that is not like and bringing it to the light and seeing the unreality of what is and isn't true. And whatever God creates is eternal. Okay? And if it isn't God, we'll bring it to the light and we'll see if it's eternal. And only God's gifts are eternal, so let's bring him to the light. And that's, it's taken the little. Oh, it's there. It's taken the little. The light is in us now. The light is in the right. It's right there. There's nothing to do. Acceptance. Accept. And that's it. And it's so simple. Let me tell you. It's so simple. We're not used to having it being that simple. There's so much I need to do. There's so much I have to, so many years ahead. Now, that's not it. It's trust and accept God's gift. He can't give it to us unless we receive it. And trust yourself. And trust. Well, I'm trusting God. I'm trusting. I know. What is happening is the miracles that happen when you do that. You state they are gifts to show me that I'm on the Great Road. I now have the greatest piece that I've had and the greatest joy that I've had and nothing from the other world showed me this. And this is the best thing that's happened to me. And I'm going to go with what feels good. And I'm not going to feel guilty about it either. It's all old-fashioned testimony. I appreciate it. Can I ask you one last question here? If you deal with somebody who's mentally ill, it's not organic, but it's just that they really have panic attacks in their... He says that's not organic. What it could be. She's a therapist. We all know this is mental illness. So... I love that. I have a question. Can I ask you a question? This will be our wrap-up. The wrap-up will be for me. I have a question. I have a question. Will you still have a question? Finish. There's something that's taken on a lot of tranquilizers and they're not necessarily dealing with their problems. Is that just an extension of what you're talking about, not being alive? Yeah, tranquilizers you might think of as magic. It's almost like if you had a potion, maybe a witch's potion for yourself, to try to... Because you wanted to hold on to the guilt or the sickness, but you wanted to alleviate the symptoms or to mediate, make it a little softer, a little easier to accept. You make a little potion. So yeah, tranquilizers is kind of like trying to numb out, which is really a distraction. They help you keep those... Super pushing it there. Really not dealing with it, but just pushing it down. And basically, you know, when the mind chooses a symptom for the body, or whatever, whether it's being feeling drugged or feeling illness or whatever, that's a decision of mine, because the mind is saying, I want to hang on to my guilt in the world the way I've constructed it. And I'm going to call a witness and say, it's something out there. That body is doing it to me. The body is hurting, or the body says, and that's trying to make up things like conditions and non-mental motivators, like instincts. Instincts is an attempt of non-mental motivators, but that's why I was sharing with you at the beginning. All illness is mental illness. And it doesn't seem that way. It seems like there's maybe sometimes that there's physical causes, but there never is a physical cause. Well, isn't all medicine magic? Yeah, and all medicine is magic. Well, what about alcohol? Same thing. Exactly the same thing. Or tranquilizers or whatever. Or shake, or anything you do. You were saying, putting a sweater on or whatever. Anything that you're using to try to alleviate a discomfort by using something in form to shift. There's the deck chairs of the Titanic again coming around again. It's really denying that guilt's within you and you need to release the grievance or release the attack thought. So that's the best thing to do when your mind's tempted to make a judgment and say, is it partially physical? To remember, okay, this is a mental problem and I need to get back to the present moment for it. Questioning and I'm not, I just want to tell you this feeling. I, in alcohol, it's an ominous, the most tired time, the only time I've ever worn it, it's over like 23 years. And going the whole time. The most tired I've ever wanted to drink is at meetings. What a great testimony for it. What a great testimony for it. The most problem I have with my ego and controlling my ego is that we share because my ego wants to judge what people are saying and how far along they are. If they're as far along as they are, I'm further along than them blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I just have to continually get it up. But as long as I'm at home in my recliner reading the book, meditation, prayer, and everything is fine. That's why I have to start interacting with everybody. That I know how strong and powerful it still is.  She said, and I believe it this way and if somebody doesn't believe the way, then you should have done it. That's part of what I've got to get out of there. But that's what I have to do whether there's here or when we're discussing it. I studied with the Guru many years one time and he said kind of judgments and how do you know where everybody is on the path because we judge by appearances of course. So he says it takes 22 blows to break the stone, how do you know where this person is? It could be on number 12, it could be on number 20, it could be on number five. By appearances it could be a bum on the street but he could be at the 21 blow and one more blow he's enlightened. So you don't know where they are and you don't know how many blows it takes to become enlightened. I understand that it's a judgment that's wrong. I don't know anything. Well, we don't know anything. Well you can judge best by vibrations and feelings but the ego is just saying you're more modern than mostly. You're more modern than mostly. You're still smart. I'd like to say we want to thank you all for coming tonight and we have handouts over on the table and CDs on the bottom. Free CDs, free handouts, please feel free to take anything that you find there. The CDs are at the bottom, the bottom shelf and the CDs are the gatherings. You need to play them on a computer or an MP3 or a computer with an MP3.


This is Mike with the 21 report behind the scenes in Orlando, Florida for the 21 Convention 10 year anniversary event I'm sitting alongside Zan Perion Zan. Welcome to the show. Thank you for having me sir It's great having you here Zan So before we get into some questions, could you give the guys watching a brief overview of your talk? Oh my goodness Hmm I basically I went on stage and I was kind of hemming and hawing because I didn't have a prepared speech and I think I was the only thing I was trying to describe on the stage Was the kind of things that I'm trying to understand for myself right now. You know like I wanted to explore Concepts that I that I'm fascinated about but I but I don't have fully shaped or formed in it I don't know if I did that I was successful, but I didn't have a nice, you know Cut and dried speech lined up and yeah, so that's what I did So in your talk you mentioned About your masculine edge your dark side How can a man develop what you call as masculine edge or dark force? Well, that's a good question because we all have it. We have that since we're born.  So it's not like we have to develop this it's if we have to To reject this concept that it's toxic or that it's it's a bad thing that you know Society and media perpetuates upon men that you have a sexual nature to desire to thrust and to penetrate into the world which we had since we were little boys and and to to not buy into the fact that that is or or the The concept that is out there that it's a bad thing or it's shameful. They're shameful of our sexual nature So it isn't developing its uncovering it not apologizing for it But at the same time having full respect full empathy full charm full kindness so that you're not this aggressive, you know energetic Creep basically so you mentioned kindness and charm What's the difference between being a nice guy and being what you're calling is charming Well, the nice guy has has you know concentrates on trying to be interesting funny Talk rapport all this kind of stuff and there's nothing energetically from his from his from his His center of gravity that goes down into the world and like that is completely suppressed and cut off So it's all upper energy. It's top-heavy. He flinches at the girls. Oh, I have a boyfriend.  There's no There's I say it again. There's no penetrative force and It's necessary and modern man is all upper and you know energy. They leave from their heads Hi, would you like to see me again?  Yeah, I did. Why is that? I don't know. That's a good question I just adore women and I've adored women forever Even though I've been rejected all my you know my youth my 20s was like just a blur of just massive insecurity and not being included and wishing and wondering what I did wrong and But I never gave up, you know and never gave up I've adored women since forever and I love and and this you know I'm not saying that women are I don't put women on a pedestal I don't put a woman on a pedestal, but I put the female spirit on a pedestal. That is the saving grace That's it. That is something that is rare Missing just like the masculine grace is missing. Mm-hmm. So but the feminine spirit You know that to me is like is I just adore that to to bathe in the Redemptive qualities of what true feminine spirit has for man and it inspires man We can go on we can build the Taj Mahal we can go you know fight wars We can do all this kind of stuff because we have the inspiration of feminine grace behind us and in this modern age That's gone So what's next for Zan Perry on what have you got in the works? I'm trying to write a second book Okay, and I said on the stage. I'm not blocked because I know what I'm trying to create. I just don't know how to I'm missing something. I'm missing some kind of understanding to know how to form this And so I I sit I lay awake and I day and night. So I think about it's like I want to try and like my first book you know, it was it's The labor of love took me 10 years to write alababsa girl and And I and I intellectually I know I created or I did what I set out to do But the next book has me fascinated. I'm like, wait a minute There's something else here that and I can't quite so answer your question I'm trying to write a second book And I'm fighting for a day and night. That's all I know So it's still still in the work. Yeah trying to figure that out something's cooking and I don't know how I don't know I don't know how to Finish the cooking Cool. So Zan, this has been your second time speaking at the 21 convention How has this event compared to last year's event in 2016? Oh, you know, there's a bigger crowd here and I think There's a more vibrancy here and I'm not sure what it is. Like it was quieter last last year, I think and this year the guys are much more Engaged I guess you could say And the speakers are much more coming together and engage if I don't know there's something there's something living in this in this one that that I did not say the last one wasn't but there's something There's something There's some vibrancy which bodes well for the future. You know, I don't have to say it Awesome. So if the people watching want to learn more about you more about your work, where's the best place they can go? well arzamirata.com my company my philosophy is called arz amirata a r s a m o r a t a and it's fake latin for the art of love arz amirata zanperian.com is my website and And for a limited time I have I know an alabastergirl.com, which is where I give my book away for free pay for shipping only And I've only got a thousand copies left 100 to 2,000 I printed but I signed him and sent him from Romania and as long as I've got those thousand left Then I'll uh you can go to alabastergirl.com and Put your name and address and I'll send you a book Brilliant. So with that said You can now see zan's talk first on 21university.com or by clicking the link underneath this video Zan thanks once again for being with us. We really appreciate it So that's been mike with zanperian signing off for the 21 report. Thank you. Thanks guys


This is Steve and this is Steve's CR6SE from Kickstarter. We're gonna check this printer out today. My name's Jim and this is the Edge of Tech. So like I said, today we're gonna be checking out Steve's CR6SE. How's it going, Steve? Doing very good. How about you? I'm doing great. You let me play with this printer today when we're actually gonna walk through the unboxing and the assembly and some special tips for the CR6SE. But first, how long have you been 3D printing? I've been 3D printing for probably about six years or so. I started out with the good old printer bot, Metal Plus. And that printer worked for me for a couple years, but by the time I needed to fix some parts on it, the company went out of business. So I ended up getting into the Ender 3 and this is now my next FDM printer. Nice, so a printer bot to an Ender 3, if we look back, that's a huge price difference. I mean, the printer bot was like 1200 bucks. The Ender 3 was probably like 230 bucks when you bought it. And how is the print quality? The print quality was a huge difference. I actually have a couple parts at work that were printed on that original printer and the same parts I printed on the Ender were way better. Nice, and that's amazing how far printers have come from that original printer bot. So Steve is actually the reason why I got into 3D printing. He got his Ender 3 and then I was like, I need to check this out. So, I don't know, three, four months later, we were talking a lot about it and we can blame him for all of the 3D printers and all of the channel and everything because it's really your fault. It is my fault that I got into 3D printing. So tell me about the Kickstarter. So you back the Kickstarter. I thought about this printer when it first was introduced and I thought, hey, this is gonna be an excellent upgrade for me. And so the data went live. I was number 404 on the program. So my printer shipped on August 20th and I just received mine a couple days ago which was September 3rd. September 3rd, so today is September 5th. So that means he's held the box for two days before we could film this. So a couple things we can get out of the way right away. Number one, no smoke, we'll knock on wood. As you can see, there is a test print here on the printer. We did a little 10 by 10 by 50 test print because it was quick and we wanted to show that it printed. He's actually gonna take this home and do a lot more printing with it. But I really think building this thing went very smoothly. Everything went together like it should. Everything and the instructions were really good. Even the touchscreen seems to be working pretty good from the factory. And I'm really excited to see a lot of the prints that you get. So hopefully you send it to me and I'll shoot them out on the social medias for everybody to see. But today what we're gonna do is we're gonna open the box. We're gonna go through what comes in it and we're gonna assemble it. And we're gonna give you some special tips while you're assembling your CR6SE just to make sure everything is safe. So I think we should jump into the unboxing. What do you think? I think it was a good idea. All right, let's unbox it. All right, so we got the CR6SE on the bench. It's time to get this bad boy opened up. Steve's got his knife. And we're gonna cut this thing open and check it out. So we got the top and the packing. We're gonna pull that out. So right on top we got instructions, starting G-code it looks like, your instructions looks like, everything else is packed in here pretty well. We will take out that, is that it? Oh, wow, that is filament. That's a full box kilogram of filament. Nice, thank you, Creality, for sending a real-size roll of filament, a spool of filament. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna get this all unboxed and we're gonna lay it out on the bench here and let's get this thing built. All right, so we got it all unboxed. We have the base, which has your bed and it looks like it's kind of wrapped around some cables. We have our gantry, which is awesome. It's all put together for us. So it has your dual-Z.  And another sensor, we gotta check into this. I think it's a replacement for this one from what Steve was saying. An extra boat and tube. We have all of our parts that we're gonna put it together with, which is compared to an Ender 3, is nothing. That's gonna be super easy to do. We have our spool holder. We have the screen. We have the handle. And of course, the full box, the full spool of white PLA filament. That is awesome because a lot of times you get those little baby spools and it's not enough to print much, except for maybe the first test print. So we're gonna get this thing assembled. Let's do it. So before we start assembling, we're gonna do a couple safety checks. The first one being on the cables that are behind our power plug here. And essentially all we're gonna do is grab our Allen wrench. You can use the one that came with the kit. I just like this one. And we're gonna take out these two screws. And this is just for peace of mind. There's a few people that found that they weren't all the way plugged in. And I believe we're just gonna slide it out real carefully here. And on the back here, it's hard to see in this camera angle. On the back, there's all these connectors. Just make sure all of them are pushed in tight and that none of them are loose. It is actually a very short lead. So you can't really pull it out much further than this. But you can get your fingers in here and just make sure they're all tight. We got them all pushed in. They were all really good from the factory, but we double checked and we screwed our screws back in. Now we're gonna turn this thing and check the switch. Next thing we need to check is to make sure our power selector is correct. In this case, it did come on the 230 side. It needs to be over here on the 115 side for the US. So we're just gonna use our Allen wrench and push it over. Now it's on the 115 side and we're good to proceed. Steve was watching Joel Telling's video, the 3D printing nerd, and he actually opened this up and checked the connections and made sure from the factory that everything was tight in here. So what we're gonna do now is pop this cover off and let's just make sure everything on the board is tight just so we're safe from the beginning. I believe it's these three screws and there might be one from the top we need to take out too. We're gonna start by taking these three screws out. I'll let you do the honors, how about that? And again, we're just gonna check and make sure everything on the board is tight and connected like it should be. You don't have to do this. It's always good practice, especially from this printer coming with some of the connections loose as we saw in some other videos. So it looks like there is one on the top side that we need to loosen too. So we flipped the printer back upright and this is the front of the printer. This screw here is what we wanna take out. I believe to get that bottom case out. When we do that, we just heard everything fall from the bottom. So this might be a good idea to do that one first and then flip your printer over and do the bottom three. In this case, we didn't know which one it was gonna be so we did it opposite. Now we're gonna carefully flip the printer back over and see what we got. So we got it flipped back over and this is actually that cover we were working on. I moved it closer to the camera so we could see. So take that cover off there and we gotta be very careful cause there's a fan connected. Actually what's really nice is they left us enough room to pull that off without disconnecting your fan. That is awesome. Usually it's really short and you gotta be careful. Now we got that cover off. This is actually our fan cable here but I zoomed in so we could actually look in here. So this is the board and these are all the connections we wanna go through and just make sure everything's tight and secure. It looks like there is hot glue on. That's a classic creality move. Our cables here are all pressed in. In the back along here, you can't really see them cause it's kind of hidden but all those cables look like they're pressed in as well. I'm just pulling on the power here and making sure that's all tight and that's all tight. Kind of hard to read but up in here you can see this is actually a version 452 board, 4.5.2. I'm not sure what they're all coming with but I'm imagining it's probably this board but that's the board we got is the 452. So we're gonna put this back together, get these three screws back in and then the screw from the top and start the assembly. So the really cool thing about the CR6SE is that we're gonna take the gantry and actually set it right in these grooves and as long as those grooves are cut correctly then the gantry should sit actually almost perfectly straight up and be in place. So let's go ahead and set it right there and I'll hold it just like that and it should just sit right in those grooves on both sides. Then what we wanna do is take our two screws and push them up through the bottom and to do that I like to slide my printer over to the side just like this and screw in the bolts from the bottom on both sides. So once we got two bolts in this side and the two bolts in this side everything should be tightened up nicely and when it's all tightened up nicely it should be really nice and sturdy. There should be no wobbling back and forth, nothing should rock and now it's about as sturdy as it gets. Then we go on to the screen in the bottom right side it takes two bolts and that's pretty easy to do just put those both in. Then we go on to the spool holder and we just twist the spool holder into the top just like this and then it's super easy all you have to do is clip it right into the extrusion and it kind of clips in just like that and I really like this thing. It's cool because you can just fold it back when you're not using it. Now we go on to the sweet handle, put the t-nuts in, position it right on the top of the machine like right in the center of that Creality logo and then you'll be able to tighten it right down and you're good to go there. Now we use the belt tensioner on this side to tighten the belt, forward tightens it, backwards loosens it and just make sure it's good and tight. On the Y-axis we want to do the same thing use the tensioner to make the belt tight then make sure your bed slides really nicely it doesn't wobble, if it does you want to adjust the eccentric nuts underneath. Now what we need to do is connect all of our cabling the first one we're going to do that comes right up here and it plugs into our breakout box there. So the second cable that's left here comes up from behind, goes underneath here. You want to make sure it's underneath the top here and then right into the top where the hot end is these two clips pull out the plug goes in and then it actually comes down and pinches your clips in and that's that. So now we're clipped in here. Now that we got that on we're going to do some cable management back here. So there's a clip that is right behind here where Steve is pushing that in and the cable will slide into there and then along your boat and tube there are these little coupler clips here.  I like these because it's floating it'll actually allow it to move. Now that you got them on he's going to space them apart a little bit so hopefully it keeps everything nice and centered and aligned but the cool thing is it's going to allow it to float in here so they're going to move when you start printing those are going to move anyway. Next we're going to do our Z-access motors so we take off the adhesive here and Steve's going to do his side and I'm going to do my side and basically you just put them straight into the motors and make sure they're tight. Now we do the Z-end stop which is right here so we peel the adhesive away and we plug that in Z-end stop is plugged in now and we go to the screen. So we tip the printer up and this is the back of the screen. So this is the screen here this is where the plug goes the plug is right here. So all we do is take that plug and we push it right into the back there's only one spot it can go in and it's done just like that. Now what we want to do is take the plastic off of the bed and this is a Creality glass bed so Steve is going to loosen the clips and these are pretty awesome clips I really like that and he's just going to kind of pull that glass out of those back clips and peel the plastic off and this is the, ah, moment. Boom, check it out, wow. So he's peeling the plastic off and we should have a brand new glass Creality surface. Now that the plastic's off we do need to clean this we're going to use IPA and a microfiber and so we're going to spray it on there and just wipe it off real good because there's always a film that comes from the factory when they do these. Actually if you use paper towel most of the time it's actually a yellow film as well. So what I'm doing now is we raise the X-Gantry all the way up here and I'm going to measure both sides when we do the X-Gantry rework try to get this within one millimeter of each other and I'm just curious what it is from the factory. So I'm going to measure from right here up to the top it looks like about 83 millimeters and if I come over here and I do the same thing it looks like it looks like it's about 83, 84 millimeters. So I would say that's definitely within the one millimeter variation we see and we want with our X-Gantry rework and that's awesome to see from the factory there's nothing we really need to do here because it's definitely dialed in the dual Z should help keep it there but I definitely wanted to measure that in our process. If this happens to be way off here you can adjust it by turning your Z motor here to fix the arm to match and you want to do that so you're within one millimeter on each side. Now we're going to plug in the printer on the side over here and we're going to turn this thing on for the first time as you can see the Creality splash screen it'll go through the loading process and there's a little bar that goes across which is awesome. The menu came up I can hear fans running and so far so good no smoke. The next step in the instruction manual is to actually do the auto leveling. So in the main screen here in the bottom right corner is a level button Steve's going to press the level button and then there's an auto leveling button after that so he's going to press it and after the buttons pressed it needs to heat up and it says it needs to heat up to 120 C and then it can start leveling so we're going to let this heat up and we'll be right back as soon as it's done. Just about to temp here it's about 120 degrees so it honed forward and it honed to the side so the Y and the X honed the Z is actually coming down as we talk so we're just about to the Z homing here it just hit the center and it did the bounce and now it should start the auto leveling sequence so it goes to the front and it should do four points across oh it goes backwards so it went to the front and it's going backwards to do the leveling I'm used to seeing them go this way in this case it's actually going this way so we're going to let it level and as soon as it's done leveling we'll check the mesh and see how it looks. As it's leveling it's actually going very quick as you can see I zoomed in a little bit to show it up a little closer but it's really cool how it works and we're going to see how the mesh looks in just a second here it was really fast it actually leveled very quickly so these are all the different points that it hits like I said there's 16 of them it tells you up here it needs to wait till it's 120 degrees C which it still is currently and then when it's done this is how your screen looks something to point out before we heat up is the tray right here so if you actually pull that tray open it's got a lot of cool stuff in there so we got the tray open after we pulled it out and it's got a lot of cool stuff for one it's got a pretty cool little spatula here for getting prints off the bed and then if you take the foam out everything else is packed in your foam and it's really cool you have your micro SD card, your SD card reader and a nozzle wrench a miniature nips here, a snipper it's not like the blue one we usually see from Crowdy it's a miniature one this is your SD card here you actually get a real wrench which I think is pretty awesome you actually get a real wrench this time instead of a little guy and then your allen wrenches are actually a real set of allen wrenches in a little holder there and that's pretty cool and then of course your nozzle cleaning needle that's what that is is to clean your nozzle out so we'll push the tray back in and we go to preheat so this is our auto level screen we're going to hit the back button and we're going to preheat the nozzle now so if you go back to the main menu here and then go to prepare and preheat PLA there you go what it's going to do is set our bed at 60 and our nozzle at 200 and it's going to preheat and then we're going to load some filament in so we're going to grab some filament in this case I'm going to use Arian silk blue because it's really nice color and it's going to show up really nice for our first test print I'm going to toss that on a spool holder and in a second here I'm going to zoom in so you can actually see the load process on the CR6SE here alright so I zoomed in and this is our extruder assembly up here and this kind of works different than the normal printers that we've been seeing so the first thing we need to do is actually release the hatch that's what we'll call it the hatch so you pull the lever out and that releases inside of here so we can actually push our filament in so then what we did was cut this at a really good angle just like we would any other printer we're going to throw it through the filament run out sensor carefully and then when it gets to that side Steve will fish it into the hole there and it can be a pain there we go perfect so then you push it through your extruder down through your boat and tube like normal and we'll push it all the way down into the hot end until it starts coming out of the nozzle down there just enough so we know it's pushed in soon as you see your filament coming out of the nozzle then what you'll do is flip the little lever there and that locks everything into place and that'll engage the extruder so we should be good to go now so as you can see here we were pushing the blue through and there's a bunch of black filament already in here so that means they did test this printer from the factory at some point we'll take that out and you can actually see there that's the blue and then you can see the black attached to it so it was tested from the factory which is a good thing now we want to put our memory card in and the slot is actually behind this sticker here so we're gonna peel that sticker off and that will reveal the SD card slot and it's a full-size SD card which is awesome and I believe it goes face up just like that, perfect so if you saw that the SD card is actually upside down and that's how it goes in it clicked in and locked in place now let's do a test print so we're back at the main menu here on the control panel and what we're gonna do is actually a test print and the SD card we're using is using the pre-production files that came from Kickstarter it is not using the one that came with the printer but we're gonna see what's on those files so we're gonna hit print and we're gonna choose that 10 by 10 by 50 print right there because I think that's gonna be a good fast one for us to see on the video here and when we're ready I believe we just hit the print button and we're off so we did the auto home and it looks like the files are gonna start in this case it is not set to a G29 to do that auto leveling again so that's interesting so it started printing it has a skirt and it's just a little 10 by 10 by 50 tower and we're gonna let this go and let it print here it is sticking on the first try the print looks really good so far the G code on the test print did not have that bed leveling again so we've only done it once and we did not do it before this one I personally would just do a G29 before every print probably because it's very quick but in this case we did not do that we're gonna let it run and we'll check out the print when it's ready so we're at about 62% and it's getting taller and taller the print still looks very good and we're almost done all right the print got done it actually slid the bed back and moved the hot end over the interesting thing about this print is it was all hollow and it actually put a top on it so if we look at the top of the print it actually filled in and bridged very nicely there at the top the whole print looks really good the layers look good this is just a really quick way for us to test everything it looks really good here Steve's gonna take this home and do some more testing so you just saw the unboxing the assembly and the setup and of course the test print that we did on the CR6SE and again this was Steve's CR6SE I didn't get one I'm very jealous but he has graciously allowed us to film it today so he brought it over to the shop here what was one cool thing about the assembly on this printer that you didn't see on your original Ender 3? I think the coolest thing was the ease of building there was only a few major parts that needed to be assembled with just some very basic tools and very minimal screws to put it together and so I think that was a huge plus in this case yeah I mean it was really four bolts to put the gantry on which is awesome then it was two bolts for your screen and I think two bolts for the handle so it was like eight bolts and that's pretty awesome one of the things that I really liked and I said this about the Ender 3 v2 is I really like the belt tensioners it makes it super easy to tension your belts just don't go overboard it's very easy to go overboard on these belt tensioners the other thing I really liked is how fast the bed leveling was it did 16 points in a super fast amount of time which was really cool to see from the factory because a lot of times it does nine and it's really slow another thing I wanted to point out in the beginning of the video we were looking at an open box and I was like what is this? well it turned out to be a full spool of Creality White PLA filament I think this is awesome I think this should be in every printer because the test spools you usually get barely get any use because it's not enough filament really to do anything if you get a whole spool here just like this from Creality I really think that's a great way to test your printer and if you're new you might not even know you need to order filament right away so thank you Creality for doing this because I mean this is awesome I know you're gonna put this to good use the only thing that I would change on this build is actually how the spool holder sits it tells you to put the holder facing the back that way it can fold back nicely the problem I have is that it sits so far back here you can see it's kinda pulling the filament forward I think Steve is actually gonna reverse it so that the spool holder sits here because that's more of a direct path I'm not a fan of that I think it's gonna pull off depending on the spool it could definitely pull filament right off the side and I'm not a huge fan of that but that's easily fixed because all you have to do is take this off and push it in the front the other thing I thought was cool was the locking clip here that locks your cabling into the hot end I think that's really cool because then you know it's not gonna come loose there's two claws that come and lock it in I definitely appreciate Steve letting us film this today because again I didn't get one and I'm pretty jealous number 404 on Kickstarter let us know in the comments below do you have one and what number of Kickstarter were you I know he was one of the last ones they shipped and they shipped a whole lot before his so I know he was waiting for a long time but again thank you for sharing this with us thank you for letting us build it on camera and holding it in the box for two days because I know that's hard to do when you get a new printer well I hope you learned something today and as always keep printing hey everybody I hope you liked the video if you did give me that thumbs up hit that subscribe button right here and the little bell if you want to get notified next time we go live on Monday nights for hot makes or when my next video comes out have you seen this one


Hi everyone. I'm Romy. I've been coordinating the country profiles for the last four years. And 80 country profiles is a big achievement. They have been developed by our team of researchers. And now it's a great opportunity for us to say a big thank you also to our nearly 100 peer reviewers who have been helping us to validate this research.  And they are available in four different languages, French, Spanish and Portuguese, besides English. And we also have Arabic for Arab region countries. I invite you to take a tour, look for a country that interests you, you are curious about and I'm sure you'll learn something new too.


إن الحمد لله نحمده ونستعينه ونستغفره ونتوب إليه ونعود بالله من شرور أنفسنا ومن سيئات عمالنا من يحده الله فلا مدلله ومن يدلل فلا هادي له وأشهد أن لا إله إلا الله وإحده لا شريك له وأشهد أن سيدنا محمد عبده ورسوله يا أيها الذين أمنوا اتقوا الله حقا تقاته ولا تموتوا إلا وأنتم مسلمون يا أيها الناس اتقوا ربكم الذي خلقكم النفسه واحدة وخلق منها زوجها وبافت منهم رجالا كثيرا ونساء واتقوا الله الذي تساءذون به والارحام إن الله كان عليكم رقيبا يا أيها الذين أمنوا اتقوا الله وقولوا قولا سديدا يوصلح لكم عمالكم ويوفي لكم ذنوباكم ومن يطع إله ورسوله فقد فازا فوزا عظيما أما بعض فإن أصدق الهديث كتبوه وخير الهديه هديو محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم وشر الأمور محدثاتها فكل محدثة بلعة وكل بلعة ضلالة وكل ضلالة في النار الحمد لله الحمد لله الذي هدانا لهذا وما كنا لنهتدى لو لا انهدان الله الحمد لله الذي أنزل على عبده الكتابه ولم يجعل له إواجاء الحمد لله رب العالمين يجب أن يتفكر في هذا الشرطة عن عبه ريرتا رضي الله عنه قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم سبعة يغلهم الله في الذله يوم لا بل إلا ذله إمام عادل وشاب نشى آفع إبادة الله ورجل قلبه معلق بالمساجر ورجلان تحاب باف الله اجتمع عليه وتفرق عليه ورجل داعته امرأة ذاته منصب وجمال فقال ورجل تصدق بصدقة فأخفاها حتى لا تعلم شماله ما تنفق يميل ورجل ذكر الله خاريا ففاضات عناها حديث متفق عليه يعني رواح البخاري ومسلم هذه حديثة التي تخلق لنا من المسجر الله صلى الله عليه وسلم من عبه ريرتا رضي الله سبحانه وتعالى قال أن المسجر الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال أنه يوجد 7 أشخاص أو أشخاص من الناس الذين يكونون بمسجر الله لا يجب أن يتحدث عن أشخاص من الناس يوزلهم الله في رضي أرشيه الذين يتحدثون عن أشخاص من الله على يوم لا يكون هناك أشخاص من هذا الشخص أول ما يتحدث عنه إمام عادي مجرد مجرد مجرد مجرد ومؤمنين خاليفة الإمام المسلم ومجرد المجرد يتحرك الكثير من المسلم المملكة التي نرى تلقائنا المسلمين لأنه في كثيرا المجرد ليس فقط يوجد ترانكو يوجد ترانكو يوجد ترانكو فهذا هو first reference لكن يمكن أن يكون لدينا all of us يبدأ هنا but it ends with each and every one of us لأن all of us have a realm in which we are called on to be leaders Our Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم مجرد كلكم مسؤولا وكلكم رائعا وكلكم رائعا وكلكم مسؤولا عن رائعة وكلكم رائعا وكلكم ستساعدا عن رائعة أو أن كلكم يمكننا أن نرى هذا لدينا مجرد وكلكم ستساعدا عن رائعة التي ستساعدا لذا هذا يعطي لدينا مجرد هناك مجرد وكل مجرد يوجد رائعا وكل هذا المهم في الإسلام الإبن الحجر العسقلان وفتح الباري على هذه الحديث يقول أن those who have no words they are responsible for their limbs their limbs are their words so the رائعة are their limbs and they are responsible for how they use them how they use their tongue how they use their hands how they use their hearing how they are seeing those are there that's their realm of responsibility in other words no one escapes from executing leadership this is very important in our day and time because we see leadership that should accrue to the Muslims being surrendered and we see Muslims following we see Muslims following fads even if the fad is totally ridiculous recently the vogue was skinny glasses so everyone bought skinny glasses now the fat glasses are coming back so everyone is starting to buy fat glasses nothing wrong with their old glasses this is just an example and you see many Muslims caught up in these ridiculous activities we follow the Messenger of Allah خلاص صلى الله عليه وسلم and we don't participate in these activities that bring hardship to the poor people because the poor people can't afford the latest sneakers or the latest eyeglasses or the latest labels to splash onto their apparel either they're saddened or they're inspired to cry they should be able to look at the Muslims they say you know what those Muslim guys those Muslim girls they just wear the same thing every day I'll just be like them and that's a small realm of leadership and then we build up from there the sisters the beauty of Islam is you cannot categorize the Muslim and based on the categorizations based on the conceptual framework you can't categorize Islam someone would say these Muslims they're a male chauvinist because every man can be only men can be leaders in the public realm which isn't true but we place great value on motherhood but there is no public leader he can be the president he can be the CEO he can be this dad or the other except that he's bound by Islam to obey his mother so who's the leader in that case even the umma umma can mean Imam it's a morphologically feminine term in the Ibrahima كان أمة قالية لله so Ibrahima where the Ibrahima was an umma what is an umma an imam you look at the exigerical literature in the Ibrahima كان أمة كان إمام he was a leader but the word is a feminine word and we said the man must listen and obey his mother and so she's the umma which is a masculine word and the umma umma is a feminine word and the masculine word is related to the female and the feminine word is related to the male which just shows this is not something we can just readily categorize oh it's patriarchal it's matriarchal no, it's not patriarchal it's Islam and we have to be we have to understand it at a deep level so that we can lead another in Ibrahima كان أمة قالية لله umma قضوة an example an exemplar and each and every one of us should try to be exemplars we should try to be examples almost every day at least weekly there's another child somewhere going off like this child in whichever state who stabbed up his classmates many of these kids they're socially awkward they don't fit into the groups like Adam Lanza the new town shooter it would help kids like that if they had Muslim kids who weren't trying to rush into the latest style or fad or be in with the in group who could stand independently and do what Allah and His messenger are pleased with so they can say oh I can hang out with those kids those Muslim kids they don't drink and no one laughs at them no one has a problem with it they're perfectly alright they don't smoke marijuana they're not walking around with their pants hanging off their rear end they're not they don't care if they're with the in group or the out group think of the power of that that's how our young people should think be a Qudwa be an example for others because people are looking for examples at every level people are looking for examples they're looking for healthy role models and that's the leadership of the Muslim and to do it with justice and fairness Imamun Adil from the top from the Amir Khalifa Imam to you and I we mentioned it just now the role of the young people a young person who grows up worshipping Allah why is this so laudable number one is laudable because this is the age of immaturity this is the age the hormones are percolating this is the age is easy to be led by one's physical and karma passions so when a young person can push their passions aside can push the cause of the immaturity aside and dedicate himself for herself to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala this is laudable they say من الشيخ حسن ومن الشيب أحسن that obedience from an elderly person is good but from a young person is even better why the elderly person as they say maybe they did all of their dirt they got it all out of their system so like saying Augustine you know I'm ready to sub give myself to God but not yet I still have to get some stuff out of my system so the elderly person is easy for him or her to obey Allah their energy is waned their hormonal drives have deadened they got all the dirt out of their system they have one foot in the grave they're seriously thinking about their mortality it's easy to obey Allah but the young person who still thinks he or she is invincible and immortal death is the last thing on their mind they still have all of these carnal passions stirring rather within themselves for that person to obey Allah is laudable


In the records of the American criminal courts, we might expect to find stirring stories of human conflict. And indeed, in the official files of the criminal court of Illinois, there is such a story. It appears in the verbatim report of the case of the state versus Carl Wanderer. In the year 1915, the Wanderer family, mother, son and daughter, were living together in a small Midwestern town. On a certain winter night in that year, the house was plunged in darkness and heavy silence. And then suddenly, a blood-curdling scream came from Mrs. Wanderer's room. It's alright, Carl. Nothing to worry about. Mother had a bad dream.  She insists she's got to tell me all about it. Even before Carl Wanderer had reached his bedroom door, he could hear his mother's voice. Her words were unintelligible. And so, his curiosity aroused. He sat on the edge of his bed, waiting until his sister came back down the hall. What was it all about, Mary? I'd rather not tell you, Carl. It was only a dream, wasn't it? Yes, but, well, I'd still rather not. The next morning, Carl waited rather impatiently for his mother to come down to breakfast. But she failed to appear at the usual time. And finally, both he and his sister went up to her room to awaken her. When there was no answer to their knocking, they opened the door and stepped into the room together. Good Lord! She's dead! In 1920, five years later, Carl had married and was living with his wife in Chicago. But it was a marriage doomed from the beginning. On the night of June 21st, his wife came home to find him waiting for her at the door. Don't tell me where you've been or what you've been doing. I don't want any explanations. I put up with you.   Carl Wanderer was charged with murder in the first degree. Among the witnesses who appeared in his defense was his sister, Mary. Carl was a wonderful boy. That's why Mother's dream didn't make any sense.  Mother, you're having a bad dream. Oh, it was only a dream. Of course, darling. It was horrible. Mary, I thought... I thought Carl was being hanged. Mother! So long, Mary. They let him from his cell and he stood on the scaffold and they put a black cap over his face, trapped door opened and he dropped through. Carl Wanderer was led from the cell to the scaffold.  The trap door opened and he plunged downward to his death. His mother's prophetic dream had been fulfilled. A dream incredible but true.