Let's go into some comments.  Like, look, I mean, remember the very beginning days of Bitcoin?  If you were using anything with Bitcoin, like why would you do that? What's that backed by? Not by the government. And the government would never lie to us. So it's just, we're just in this point of time. And that's just how it is. Jeff uses, Alex took all my aid along with everything else prison. There has been talk. Not me, but Rob, is it really about the fees and transactions? Wouldn't that be more important for a security? Are we investing in it because of an expectation of profit by the company? So the question then comes down to what do you think it's all about? Are we investing into it to save the world and move things forward and digital IDs? And bringing the, not that I want to, I hate to say that word unbanked, but bringing the unbanked into the banked world and also to bring people forward into the telecommunications world, like what world mobile is doing, which speaking of which, in 30 minutes, I'm going to be having a meeting with Mickey Watkins from world mobile. So I'll let you know how that goes as we, it'll be an interview. So we'll see. Yeah, that's just it. Probably could be. So right now in this, in this timeframe, you have to look at and go, it's just a building time. And that's about it. And is, can Cardano compete with Ethereum? Sure, I can. But what Mark is looking at is straight business, which is right now in this timeframe. It's not there yet. And he was right by the transactions and the fees. But I got to tell you, do you really want high fees? Vitalik doesn't want high fees. He's essentially doing away this whole business model to bring forth things in the world. And then Shannon says, Cuban got a rug pull. True, Cuban got a rug pulled many, well, a couple of times on DeFi. And then of course, remember, he also shows Voyager to partner with. And that didn't work out. But guess who else did it? Me. I looked at Voyager and said, this is a pretty good platform. I like the people like what they're doing. Unbeknownst to me, and I think a lot of people, including Mark Cuban, they were putting out these massive loans of over half a trillion dollars. Oh, excuse me. Half a trillion. Excuse me. Half a billion. 648 million. Something give or take some millions to three rows capital. Uncollateralized. So can't get it all right. Arcane, it's not hitting it. Hey, that's when he has its merge. Game over for Ada. What is the merge going to do? I mean, the merge is just the second step. It goes from proof of work to proof of stake. But does it reduce what is the biggest problem personally? I think it is. Is the insanely high fees. That's not what it's going to do. And that'll hopefully happen. The sharding, which will be, I love that word. That'll be in the third phase. So we'll see how it goes. J.H. is very surprised by XRP. Me too. When I saw that day, I was like, wow. Makes me even more bullish. By the way, I hope your mods don't put me for like XRP like last time. Ah, I got a lot of mods. Ah, Jarky's here. Birty day, 33%. Got to love Jarky. But Jarky, I think I was saying it right. Hopefully.  But it was a lot. So Jarky, we thank you so much. That was awesome to give to people. Yeah. Someone gifted 80 membership. It's probably Jarky. Everybody thank Jarky. That's the one who did it. Jarky Pajersen. Jersen. Jersen. Not good with names. Can't go around and send multiple tokens in one transaction. Let's take a look. I believe so. Here's a great. Tonsa said, hey, Rob, if there would be another leg down crypto drop, what would the catalyst be? If we look at 2008, every time SMP and NASDAQ fell, there was a catalyst. That's just not noble or bad debts. War with China. World War III, that type of thing. Fed doesn't want to pivot. Inflation keeps going up. Collapse of the housing market. Something like that. That's where I think it's going.  Maurice, I don't know if that's true. Let's give out some wrenches. Let's see. Hold on real quick. Let's see. Beardies already. Of course. Thank you, Bajarraki, for again. How do you phonetically say your name so I can say it right? I'm sick of saying it wrong. Paul gets a wrench. Byron, I don't know yet. Let's see. Jerusalem. God dang it. Real freedom next time. Why FTX over Coinbase is just the fees? Could be the fees spread also. You know, they also have a program where you spend like 30 bucks a month and you don't pay any fees. Austin. There you go. Cuban is smart. Cuban is a smart guy. But just because you get some things, doesn't mean you get all things right. Did I miss anybody? Will gets a wrench. Corey gets a wrench. A wrench attack. That's it. Okay, everybody. That's pretty good. What else I got? Any questions? Looking better. Yeah, I got to go back to the doctor today. It's always fun. Doctors really can never just tell you like what's exactly wrong. Well, it could be this. It could be like TA people sometimes. Let's see. Is Charles Haas said the past few years, TPS isn't a way to see if Crown was doing well. It's like comparing how many watermelons can be transported on a trailer compared to peaches in the same thing. I guess. I don't really care about the transactions per second, which is just the throughput, which is just how fast it can go. The thing I was looking at was just overall transactions per day. That was the thing we were looking at. And just not a lot of transactions going on right now. But maybe that'll change. Look, world mobile's up. Mel's going up. There's not the one I forgot the name of it, but we'll see.  You forgot about this metric. And that's what makes it all make sense. Cool. But that's it. Then I'll change my thought process. The thing is, though, is that do I think that Cardano is a bad investment? Not really. I mean, you can see, look at the ecosystem just right now in this point in time. Just not. They're so fantastic. And then, of course, but that's just the Cardano issue. I mean, look at the bigger issues. Look at the it's just things in time right now. Ah, Connor. Connor. Rob, with the SEC declaring certain coins and securities, how do you think this will impact their future prices and listing on exchange? First of all, it all depends on how much money they have. If I have to say it, it really comes out of this. If you're deemed a security, then you have to register with the SEC, right? And then if it's just you and a handful of people, the exchanges don't want to deal with you because they're like, we don't want to have to go and register with the SEC because we don't want to have any transactions for unregistered securities. That's the problem with Coinbase right now. So the question is, will these crypto assets be just a handful or will it be like 90, damn it, 99% of them moving forward? That's the question. So that's like what happened with AMP and Power and whatever else it was where the SEC deemed them as a security, even though the Department of Justice and the CFTC said no, they're not. It's just one of those things you want to say, like, is this going to affect those? It all comes down to, it really all comes down to how many they believe are security. Sorry. Wow. Nati says, Rob, I'm listening from Ethiopia. I invested in Bitcoin in 2020 and when it was 10 grand. Very nice. Very nice. For your dedication, Robert. Thanks for listening. TND Tesla is Mark Cuban and the guy selling medicines at cost. Yes, and that's a pretty great program he's got. I don't know what it's like over in different parts of the world, but in America, good old America medication costs a lot of money. Trust me. You know, I used to work in pharmaceutical research in Phoenix, Arizona, a place called MDS Pharmacy Services. And these big, huge corporations would hire us to get people in and essentially experiment. And but this is FDA approval. This is normal. It's not like we kidnapped them or something like that. But anyhow, the amount of money that went through just to get this to market is billions and billions of dollars. So they're going to make that up. And usually that's the United States. With Mark Cuban, what he's trying to do is like, look, we're an online pharmacy, whatever it costs us for the generics, you're going to pay 15% above that. And then $4 for shipping. I'm like, that's pretty cool because you know, when I had patients and things like that, it was a lot of them were like, I don't know if I'm going to eat this month or if I can afford my just-of-heart failure medication. That's just the truth. Any thoughts on A0? No, I don't know what it is. Algarand looks to be pretty good. Just not doing too much. It's a nice building. Proof of work coins will prosper after the merge. We'll see. Shane Lank says they're not going to partner with anybody from there. But who knows? Gold has utility. Gold does have utility. Transistors and jewelry, which I don't even have that. But yeah, they said it does. It's okay. Oh, wow. Congratulations. I managed to hit my two Bitcoin this month. It's been expensive, but as you always say, it's cheap now. Congratulations, man. That's great. What wallet would you say is the most secure for my dot? I have it staking on cracking. I'm concerned with the crackdowns. I don't know. Dot. That's what I actually, that's where I have mine staked too and cracking. So if someone else has a knowledge of that one, let me know what that is. Holy smokes. Serious note, Neer just gave 20 million JavaScript developers the ability to develop on their chain. Don't sleep on Neer for if Neer protocol can pull it off when sweat coin becomes a crypto and they can handle those millions of transactions, that'll blow up. And I actually, that's where I get near on FTX.  I don't know. Him and Elon must love it. So I don't know. Robbins, pretty good. Everything is a good investment to buy in a bear market. Very true. All right, everybody. My opinion on Chiba, I don't understand the point of it. Sorry. Does that mean it's a bad investment? No, it just means I'm not smart enough to understand everything. And that's it. Look, I'm feeling it now. So I gotta take off. I got an interview with Mickey Watkins. That'll be good from World Mobile, CEO. And some other stuff going on. So look, if you liked today's video, give it a thumbs up. If you hated it, still give it a thumbs up. And then also consider subscribing. We do this thing every day. So thanks so much, everybody, for stopping by. I appreciate everybody. See you in the next one. Adios.


Item Number SCP-089 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-089 is stored in a special shipping container at Site 36 and monitored for location events. Mobile Task Force MU-89, consisting of personnel with advanced training in linguistics, psychology, and tactical diplomacy, has been deployed in order to respond to such events. Upon the occurrence of a Locution Event, Mobile Task Force MU-89 is to translate and interpret the Locution, so as to identify the primary subjects of that triggering herein designated as SCP-089-A and SCP-089-B, then execute Protocol M-8 which consists of the following steps. One transport SCP-089 to SCP-089-A's location and explain Protocol M-8 to SCP-089-B and two. At such time as SCP-089-B is prepared to voluntarily execute Protocol M-8, render to SCP-089-B any assistance as SCP-089-B may request, in connection with SCP-089-B performing the following actions, inserting SCP-089-A into the cavity together with inflammable materials such as oiled wood or charcoal, then igniting them. The successful execution of Protocol M-8 requires the voluntary compliance of SCP-089-B in a sober and uncoerced state. Likewise, SCP-089-A must be conscious and alert during the execution of the protocol. It is recommended that SCP-089-B be restrained, although not sedated, following ignition, so as to avoid interference with the completion of the protocol, as the process is extremely painful and fatal to SCP-089-A. If SCP-089-B refuses to voluntarily execute Protocol M-8, in accordance with the aforementioned specifications, MTF-MU-089 is to explain the prospective consequences of failing to successfully complete the protocol, and make every effort to persuade SCP-089-B to cooperate. If MTF-MU-089's best efforts to persuade SCP-089-B are unsuccessful, SCP-089 is to be redesignated as Keter-class, then Protocol M-9 is to be executed. The use of intimidation, threats, or mind-altering drugs or intoxicants in an effort to affect SCP-089-B's free will, and any attempt to complete Protocol M-8 without SCP-089-B's participation or voluntary cooperation, or otherwise other than as described, are strictly prohibited since these measures invalidate the attempted completion of the protocol and are known to intensify the severity of the attendant type S event. It is also recommended, although not a required part of Protocol M-8, to cause the execution of Step 2 of Protocol M-8 to be accompanied by the sounding of horns and percussion instruments, as doing so may mask the sounds by SCP-089-A during the execution of the protocol. Upon a successful execution of Protocol M-8, the related type S event generally begins to abate within 7 hours. Description SCP-089 is a glazed earthenware statue, approximately 3 meters in height, depicting a winged, bull-headed humanoid with an open mouth. The front of the statue's torso is hinged, and can be opened from the top to reveal a cavity, approximately 0.6 cubic meters in volume, and can be locked from the outside. The rear of the statue bears an inscription in a Canaanite language, possibly Punic. Dr. Poop translated an excerpt of the text as Nightmare of Moloch. Moloch the Loveless. Mental Moloch. Moloch the Heavy Judge of Men. The statue dates from approximately the 2nd century BCE. On infrequent occasions, sometimes separated by periods in excess of a century, the statue speaks. The mechanism by which these sounds are made is not understood, and the mouth of the statue does not move. The statue's locutions are in a Canaanite language, probably the same language as the inscription, and consist of the name or description of SCP-089-A, a demand for Protocol M-8 to be accomplished, together with instructions for doing so, and a description of the attendant type S event in figurative language. Each location event is followed within a period of 3 to 11 days by the commencement of a type S event, meeting the description given in the Locution event, unless Protocol M-8 has already been completed. Each type S event is an epidemic, natural disaster, mass hysteria involving genocide or other massacres, or other event involving extensive damage to property and loss of human lives, over a period of time that continues until Protocol M-8 is successfully completed. In the case of each documented Locution event, the attendant type S event, while significant, is limited to a geographic area that does not directly affect SCP-089-B. This has, in some documented cases, resulted in the pendency of a type S event for an extended duration of time, due to SCP-089-B's unawareness of SCP-089, or of Protocol M-8, or to SCP-089-B's unwillingness to undertake Protocol M-8 in order to arrest the type S event. For each Locution event, SCP-089-A is a healthy, unblemished human infant or child between 8 months and 6 years of age, and SCP-089-B is that child's natural mother. In all documented cases, at the time of the Locution event, SCP-089-A and B are each alive and healthy, and experience a strong bond of trust and affection with each other. Following SCP-089-B's placement of SCP-089-A in the cavity, and the ignition of the inflammable materials, SCP-089-A will burn and be destroyed over a period of 2 to 5 hours. Addendum 1, memo to file from Dr. Garcia. While the role of SCP-089 in actually causing type S events is unclear, experience has demonstrated that the prompt and precise application of Protocol M-8 is effective in limiting the damage that they do. Dr. Patel has speculated that SCP-089 does not cause type S events, but merely anticipates them and provides a means to mitigate their effects. Addendum 2, a partial list of documented type S events that were terminated by means of Protocol M-8, including of documented completions of Protocol M-8 that predate the Foundation's acquisition of custody of SCP-089, follows. Date of Locution March 21, 1788 Description of type S event and Locution event, the flames shall consume their houses, yay, and their markets, and their temples, and all of their dwelling places, they shall be destroyed. Type S event, fire in city of Outcome, Protocol M-8 completed on day 29 after Locution event, 66% of city's buildings destroyed. Date of Locution, December 2nd 1850, Description of type S event and Locution event, the false prophet shall gather the multitude unto him, and cast them against the princes, they shall each of them be slain, and their fields made barren. Type S event, large scale messianic based peasant uprising in an undisclosed location. Outcome, Protocol M-8 completed on day 1363 after Locution event, massacres associated with uprising and its suppression, and attendant agricultural collapse account for several million casualties. Date of Locution, November 23rd 1951 Description of type S event and Locution event, the earth shall tremble, and the seas shall rise and be cast against the earth, and the mountain shall vomit fire, its voice shall be darkness and death. Type S event, earthquake and volcanic eruption in an undisclosed location. Outcome, Protocol M-8 executed within 31 hours of Locution event. No tsunami resulted, although geological models had anticipated that one would occur from a seismic event in that area. No fatalities. Date of Locution, November 7th 1970. Description of type S event and Locution event, the rains shall scour the earth and sweep away man and his beasts and all his works. The day lose shall take them all. Type S event, Cyclone in an undisclosed location. Outcome, Protocol M-8 executed on day 49 after Locution event. Casualties from flooding, disease, and starvation estimated several thousand. Date of Locution, April 4th 2001. Description of type S event and Locution event, data expunged. Type S event, data expunged. Outcome, ongoing. Protocol M-8 not yet executed. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation go watch SCP-088, The Lizard King right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


for Dallas police chief David Brown. It's time to hang up the badge. I was really shocked because I didn't think he was, you know, he was doing a good job. Yeah, if you haven't heard, Thursday Chief Brown announced the shocking news that he will be retiring towards the end of October, putting to an end to his 33 years with the department. First of all, we want to make sure that we appreciate, we say thank you for all the years that he gave to not only the city, but to the citizens of the city of Dallas. The chief right now is receiving a lot of recognition throughout the country for what happened on July 7th. Yeah, after the deadly shootings of July 7th, the chief was praised by everyone from the mayor of Dallas all the way up to President Obama himself. So now begs the question, what's the next beat for this DPD chief? He really has a lot of options on the table for him to do. As an executive coach, Jason Troy says the chief could go into politics, but more than likely Brown could still have blue in his future. I think that he could help police chiefs around the country really figure out how to take their departments and their cities to the next level and help them out. You know, the third option could be something like dancing with the stars, right? He's got a lot of charisma. He's very outgoing. So that could be an interesting way for him to sort of have some fun and then bridge some times to figure out what he wanted to do next. Hey, a gig in entertainment isn't out of the question. The chief was in a Black Eyed Peas music video for their remix of Where is the Love that hit the charts this week. Can't we all just get along? After what he went through on July 7th, the chiefs got lots of options.