Welcome to the Sphinx of Baluchistan located in the south of Pakistan. Many have tried to debunk the formation, like Wikipedians, without carefully analyzing the situation. Stating that this structure is the result of natural formation and erosion, without looking any further, is very unscientific. It is spreading one's opinion and believe system on others like religions have done over the centuries. Is it truly a very ancient Sphinx or not? We have analyzed the case and will present our results as a probability. Probability is not an opinion, it is a scientific fact. The area in which this Sphinx is located was subject to many deformations over the millions of years. This area was also subject to heavy erosion. The latter might be one of the reasons why once well-crafted structures are now unrecognizable as one of humanity's marvelous ancient works. On top of that, it wouldn't be the first time that science, with archaeologists in the lead, made misjudgments fed from their fixed belief system. First a short introduction to our method. We have discovered that orientations of ancient structures spread around the world, form a series of massive nodes that run over Greenland. It seems very likely that this is one of the main reasons why Greenland is still covered in ice, and that this is the reason why Greenland is irreversibly melting, i.e., its ice sheet was formed on the North Pole. Greenland was, by massive cataclysmic crustal deformations, forcefully pushed over the geographic North Pole. Not only Greenland's location was pushed around by these deformations, many other locations were moved as well. Antarctica is the only part of the crust that moved the least. The mechanisms that causes these deformations are currently under research by us. To judge whether the Sphinx of Baluchistan might be real, we have to look at orientational resemblances with the Great Sphinx in Egypt. The Great Sphinx in Egypt is cardinally oriented to our current geographic pole. And the Great Sphinx is looking eastward, in the direction of the rising sun at Equinox. From this point of view, the Sphinx of Baluchistan must be cardinally oriented to our current pole, or be oriented to a much more ancient cardinal system, that of the poles 2 to 6. And it must be looking at an ancient eastward direction. The Sphinx of Baluchistan is not cardinally oriented, but is oriented to one of our poles, to be more precise pole 6. Is this Sphinx looking into the direction of the rising sun during the pole 6 Equinox? Yes, it is. That could be a significant resemblance. Pole 6 is an intriguing pole. It is mostly formed by ancient structures from Peru, Iraq, and oddly enough by an enormous collection of Roman amphitheaters. The age of this pole coincides with the dates that are mentioned in the Sumerian tablets, i.e., the Anunnaki that came to Earth around 430,000 years ago. The tablets tell us they landed in a region, Sumer, that is nowadays Iraq. Wonderfully enough, the orientations of many of the ancient structures in that region coincide with pole 6, the pole that is according to our research, between 410,000 and 440,000 years old. Back to the Sphinx of Baluchistan. This incredible age, of between 410,000 and 440,000 years old, could explain the heavy erosion of the Sphinx. The probability for this Sphinx to be oriented coincidentally to one of the poles 1 to 6 is around 25%. And the probability for the Sphinx to be looking at east of the rising sun of one of these ancient poles is also 25%. The combined probability that this Sphinx is coincidentally looking at the rising sun of one of these six poles is 6.3%. The probability that this is truly an ancient Sphinx is 93.7%, which is high enough to be taken very seriously. Give a thumbs up if you like this video. Please share it with your friends and followers, and let us know what you think below in the comment section. One last thing. Our work is difficult. And because we tread uncharted territory, our progress is steady but slow. We are not here to entertain you with superficial daily videos. We are here to inform you, and to pave the way to new methods of researching our ancient history. Everything we do takes a lot of time. We are not monetized on YouTube, due to the controversiality of our work. That is why we need your support on Patreon. Thank you for watching.


Don't wake him up. How am I going to record a video then? Oh, and let me just... Eugh, get past your max. That one, it'll adjust the brightness, so if you look at the ground... Then you look back at me and I'll be re- AHH! It's blue better, just because it's really contrasting to the opposite. It's not... Hello, hello, it's just a microphone, they're like... See, normally that would elicit a reaction from you, Winnie, but you're really tired. Welcome to the night time episode of a Jurassic World unboxing video. What could we be doing this time, you wonder? Well, I'll give you a hint. It's got something to do with... Eggs. No, it's not Kinder Eggs. Introducing the new... Jurassic World Dominion, Slime Eggs! Because I just hate myself! No max combat, no! Yes! Dinosaurs in slime! And we have all but two of them! I was with Winnie, and I saw them, I went, I should get those, and Winnie said, No, don't. But I was with a friend, when Winnie left, My friend turned to me and said, Think of the content. I bet I bought all of them. Look at the wrap!  At the very top. That's what it's supposed to look like if we get normal T-Rex. This T-Rex. So yeah, well here's a little spin of the entire egg. Anyway, I'm getting distracted. The difference with this egg, we have blue slime, As well as if we look at the back of the box. Okay, well have a look at the actual box, I suppose you should probably do that. What does it say on it? You've got the classic down here, Where you can get metallic dinosaurs. Unfortunately not as cool as the other ones, Which was like silver, bronze and gold. I think there's a red one as well. And if you look at the back of the box, You've got to be power up on this side. There we go. We've got Giga, Parasaurolophus, Dilophosaurus, T-Rex, unfortunately the same T-Rex as last time. They haven't even changed the sculpt. Boo, you stink! A Kyloosaur, a Trosaraptor. What, ghost? We've got a Trosaraptor tiger. There is anosaurus, Stigimonoluck, Carnotaurus, Spinosaurus, Because why not? And Mosasaurus. But you can also get some rare ones. You can get the limited edition Kegonosaurus. An ultra rare pyro raptor. I know somebody who's also bought these. And it seemed like the rare ones, They got more of. And I'm thinking because it's cheaper. Because it's only one paint application. Literally just spray the model and it's done. Whereas all the other ones you have to actually do It costs more. So really, you think it's rare. It's actually cheaper for them. It's a win-win. Because you get the one that's supposed to be rare. You're like, oh, I got a rare one. How about we waste no further time Because we've got to get back And open an egg. I'm hoping that they're going to be better Than last time. Because last time The slime had all came out And the slime was all watery And it was just an absolute right nightmare To clear up. So cross our fingers this time. It says Biosyn Slime on it as well. That's a nice little touch. Oh, there's not a Biosyn logo. I can open all the eggs And not have slime everywhere. We're not going to do that. Of course we're not. Let's open every bag of slime, shall we? No, please. Right. Let's try at least one bag of slime, Whitney. Am I loud? Whitney says yes. Please be good. At least this time, hopefully the slime will have Stayed in the state that it was put into the bag, I suppose. Oh, look at it. It's got like a metallic dust in it. Oh, I remember why I didn't like doing this. Oh, oh no. But look how cool it looks. Wow. You want to try it, Whitney? Oh, you ready? Are you ready for it? Do not like it. I'll give it more points. The slime actually looks really nice And the consistency is not too bad. It's more liquidy, but it does look cooler. Oh, now that's a big bit of cook more. Look, it tried to get out. It made a big slash in it. Warning. Plastic bag can be dangerous to avoid Danger of suffocation. Keep this bag away from babies and children. Oh, plus the bag's tugging. Happy days. We got a freaking Delofosaurus. Which way does this tail go? Get a good zoom in on that face. What? It's like... Maybe that's an accurate representation Of the animatronic we've seen. We're saying that in the industry A bit of model. Delofosaurus. But the colourings in the paint application Looks great for what it is.  More pop and lock dinosaurs coming soon. These are called pop and lock. I've popped and locked in their tail. You've got all of the ones that we listed before On the back of the thing. But on the other side, this way. Look at those. We have a Trossoraptor. We have a Metallica Green Spinosaurus. Dimetrodon. Quetzalcoatlis. And a Metallica Therosinosaurus. It's a baryonyx mechanical arm. From those dinosaur ring fights. I did presume. Oh, oh, oh. Also, we mustn't forget. We have said Pog. And on the back, it's five foot, weighs 900 pounds. Six feet killer rating and four eye intelligence. Right, well enough of that box. Don't need that anymore. Right, so let's have a speed round And open all the eggs shall we? Yeah, there he is. He's a good boy. Yes, he is. He's a cutie. He's a cutie, cutie, cutie. Yeah, I got in touch with the people who make this And they were like, oh, yeah, we'll send you some. What's your address? And I sent them my address. And then they just, like, never sent me anything. So I basically just docked myself to the company. Or maybe they saw my videos and went, This guy doesn't give us good publicity. Never mind. Maybe that's why Universal never got in touch with me. Hard to say. I don't know. Egg number two. Hey, look, slime. Who cares about that? Well, it didn't really pop and lock. But there's Rexie and Rad, who actually stands by themselves. As well as Rexie's little bog tag. And on the back, it's basically better than Dilophosaurus in every step. Who didn't see that coming? No, Dilophosaurus took him down. Taking down by an intense blow. It was an intense blow. Oh, Carnotaurus. We're hot, we're hot, we're hot. And there's the puggy for toast. It's better than Dilophosaurus in everything. Special intelligence. Buy one. And I think it likes deserts. God knows. Number four. It's Therizinosaurus. Oh, what I actually want to have a look at. Oh, yes. And it almost started to stand by itself. There is a little bit of blue paint on the head, as well as the eye and the pupil being done. And if you look at the feet down here, there's a little back claw. That looks really nice.  It looks very similar to what we see in Dominion and the rest of the promotional stuff. Yes, look. Family. Look at them. Therizinosaurus pug. Apparently it's the stupidest in the lot so far. So far, no duplicates. If you want the whole set, buy the whole box. Limited edition. Look how shiny that is. Again, these are the best things you can get with this set because the model looks beautiful. If I can get my big fingers out of the way. Limited edition. Giganotosaurus.  We give it pretty much all of the stats. That's the most intelligent, most ferocious of anything we've ever seen, basically. Look at that. Right, what are we going to get? Are we still? Oh, yes, another new one. Friggin' Stiggy Moloch who's been decapitated.   It's a bit unfortunate. It's got a cank in one of its legs. Oh, here's it's Poggy-Woggy. It is actually the same intelligence as a deluffasaur. Will we be able to not get a double? Or is it going to start now? And it ain't. No, we're still going. You know what? The paint. Oh, I really like the teeth in that one. They're so in-detailed. Look at those teeth. There's so many different teeth. However, it's eye makes it look like it's a bit shocked. Oh. And then, here's it's Poggy-Woggy. So we can flip this over. And apparently it's really ferocious. But Giga is still more ferocious than a friggin' 50 million foot mosasaur which I think makes no sense. But hey ho, this is Jurassic we're talking about. Nothing makes sense. Chris Pratt can survive a volcanic flow and freezing temperatures and still be fine. Cos he's Star Lord. So make a check. So we got the limited edition Giga. We got half of them. And no doubles. A triceraptor would be cool. Parasolophus would also be cool. Or the super rare. What is it? It's the ultra rare pyre raptor. I called it. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh dear. It looks like it's already being covered in- Oh my god. It looks like it's just- It's just orange. But I assure you that, look, you can see in the shadow that's more of what its actual colour is. But then it just looks really, really red. I don't know what happened with this thing. We're talking about a pyre raptor. Something that should be very intelligent. See, that's kind of what it more looks like on the pod than the lighting's doing it. Some weird service here. Anyway, the back of the pod shows that it likes frozen temperatures. But it is the most intelligent I think we've ever had. So far, we've got all of the ultra Giga res. Whatever they were. Limited edition and ultra rare. That's it. Oh yes. Okay. We've got the actual Giga this time and not even ultra or limited rare edition Giga. There it is. The tetelur dinosaur from Dominion. Paint applicator got a little bit too trigger happy with the white. And now most of it schnozzes covered in white. Kind of similar except for it just has a cleaner paint application because it, you know, doesn't have a million and one teeth. And the ferocity and the intelligence are exactly the same as they are in limited edition. So it makes no difference which one you have. But it's nice to see the Giga in its actual color scheme.  And I want to have a look at that. It is one of the atrosser raptors. I think this is ghost I'm assuming. They go lovely. Look at that. That looks really cool. I've always been a fan of like the white raptor with a red eye. And not only does it stand perfectly, but it looks really nice. The only problem is I think they went a bit too crazy with the wash. Which cooled it a little bit with the dirty down stuff or the sort of ink that they put on because it's kind of caught everywhere. It's made it look a tiny bit too dirty. I think it would have looked great if it was just a little bit, a little bit thinner on that. But hey ho, so here is its bog. The atrosser raptor goes. It likes long walks on the beach and sunshiney days. As well as it being very intelligent, but not as intelligent as the atro... Pararaptor. And there you have it. That is all of the eggs, minus two from an entire box and none of them were duplicates. Now it could be a case of I just got incredibly lucky and maybe I did. You only get about 12 in a pack and there's about 14 you could get in total. So the chances we didn't even get one single duplicate seeing as the box can't give you the entire set unless maybe they just trade out two of them for the ultra res. I don't know, maybe that's a thing and maybe that's why we only got 12. That was the new Jurassic World Dominion captives. The models are quite nice. I mean some we've seen before I think the T-Rex is a repeat. The Carnotaurus is a repeat. But there's a lot in here that we haven't seen before. The Parar is a completely new mold that I've seen on the package. The atrosser raptor is new. There is anosaurus. The blofosaurus is a new paint scheme. I think Giga is well. Metallics are looking nice. Well, maybe not the Pararaptor. The Pogs are good. And more importantly, why you would want to get this other than any, if you had to buy any captives. Heavens, I bet so you had to buy any buy this one because the slime is actually wrapped. So your kid can open it and before you even get a chance you can just put that in the bin and just say, oh, I've lost it. Oh dear, maybe it didn't come with it. And not only that but the slime actually looks pretty cool because they put some weird dust in it which makes it look quite metallic and nice and it contrasts very well with most of the dinosaur. It doesn't come in often bits. But if you enjoyed this video guys, leave a like and until next time I'll see you cuties later. Bye bye. We did it Winnie. We did it. You can go to bed now. Yay.


I think it's time for the triple A industry to start taking pages out of Nintendo's handbook when it comes to game development, especially when it comes to western studios. Jason Schreyer, who is a writer, an editor specifically a news editor for Kotaku, and one of my most respected people in the video game media sphere, I know there's a lot of BS that kind of happens in video game media, but none of it really from him. I really respect the work he does at Kotaku, and yes, I'm talking about Kotaku, and I'll let many people still have old grudges against before Stefan Tatillo actually turned the side around, and now it actually has quality video game coverage, believe it or not. He tweeted out something that's very very interesting because he's talked to several devs over the years, he wrote a book, blah blah blah, and he said on Twitter, every layoff studio closure and crunch story I hear about keeps making me think one thing, the video game industry is not sustainable. There's no stat, and he did this over two tweets, for how many games have been crippled by a lack of senior devs, because experienced devs feel exploited, burnt out, and they leave games. Now this covers two different fields, one, obviously dealing with crunch, dealing with crippling and driving, you know, the quality game creators and senior devs out of the industry, to other programming jobs that are obviously more stable and a better, you know, life slash work balance. It's easy to get burned out in the video game industry, especially in the West, and then there's a secondary conversation about how the video game industry itself is not sustainable. Now, video game industry is not going to crash, let's just talk about that right now. We can argue that triple-A gaming in some aspects may be on the verge of crashing at certain studios, but overall the video game industry is very health. It is the largest in terms of money coming in entertainment industry in the world. It has so much money flowing through it, that it's too, it's one of those is too big to really fully crash. That doesn't mean the triple-A industry won't.  There's been studio closings happening pretty consistently since the HD twins and the Xbox 360 PlayStation 3 came out, because video game budgets really exploded around that time. And because of the exploding nature of video game budgets and the exploding nature of marketing budgets to market those games, it became this thing where sometimes certain aspects of the video game industry are not sustainable. And a lot of things are introduced because of this. And Crunch is one of them. And Crunch is a wholly negative thing in the industry, especially at a big triple-A publisher, because you don't really have a choice. You either put up with the Crunch or you don't have a job.   I mean, let's just say what it is. You're generally underpaid. And that's kind of what Jason Schreiber comments here a little bit when he says, you know, they're crippled. You know, the industry is kind of crippled by the lack of senior devs, because experienced devs feel like they've been exploited.  So what I want to counteract this all with. And as I said, the video game industry isn't dying. It's not about the Crash, even though certain studios may be about to crash. It said the industry needs to take a note out of Nintendo's playbook. So here's some big differences between Western development and Nintendo. And maybe this is true of certain Japanese companies as well. But I'm going to focus on Nintendo or Nintendo Prime. And I am well versed on how Nintendo handles their development cycles in comparison to say what happens in the West. So in the West, not only is there crunch, there is this ability where they everyone's like a contract employee, right? You're working on a 1099, not everyone of course, but a lot of employees. And then as you get closer and closer to releasing the game, you might hire on extra 100 200 developers on a month to month, you know, status and they're dealing with crunch and they're doing this. And then once the game comes out, all those developers are let go, because that's just the way the industry works in the West.  And that's how you always end up with developers bouncing around companies, whether it's Ubisoft, EA, Bethesda, Activision, blah, blah, blah, all the companies, these big AAA companies that just keep bouncing around, gaining lots of experience along the way, but never really sticking at any individual company. Now again, this isn't true of everyone. The core parts of the team are usually they're long term. But this, you know, that's not actually the majority of the people working on the game. That's actually just the core group that has, you know, even if they're contracted, they have long term contracts, you know, years worth of contracts, and get health benefits and all that jazz. Whereas like a 1099 employee doesn't get any of that stuff, they got to pay for it out of pocket. And that's part of being underappreciated and exploited and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But it's a very common thing in the West, in the video game industry, at least, and maybe it's common in other programming industries as well. But we're just talking about video games at Nintendo. It's very different. So when Nintendo hires you, they're not hiring you as a temporary solution to a currently existing problem. As an example, when they have to ramp up development on a game like Super Mario Odyssey or Breath of the Wild and put more people on the team, they will either move people from another project to it, or they will hire some more people on and the people they hire on are not let go once the game is done. They are dispersed to other teams that need them or they are kept on with the current team to work on the next game. So when Zelda's team blew up to probably over 200 people working on it, they probably kept some of those new hires they brought in for the game to work on the next Zelda game. Nintendo is a company that works against the grain of crunch and against the grain in terms of just how they handle employees. Even when they hire people in North America, which is a Western place, has crunch retro studios Nintendo of America, they don't hire people on planning for them to leave after the completion of a game. They hire them on for longer term contracts. Now, obviously, people do leave because we are talking about an industry where, you know, you could be a music composer at retro studios, but maybe you get an offer from another place, or even an indie developer, or several different places that you overall can make more money doing that than necessarily keeping your stable job at Nintendo. Plus, there's always disagreements in the direction of certain things. And yeah, there's multiple reasons that employees will, you know, choose to leave jobs. But generally, Nintendo doesn't plan for you to leave. When they hire you on, they want you there pretty much until you are ready to retire. Unless you do something at the company that is in violation of the code of conduct, or they feel like you're underperforming at your job, or what have you, just like any employer. So what Nintendo has done because they were don't worry as much about crunch, they don't necessarily worry about having to nail a release date and sticking strictly to it. And they allow the employees to stay with the company and just disperse them and move them around to different projects. It has allowed Nintendo to maintain smaller budgets on their games. Now, you can also argue because Nintendo's systems like the Wii U, 3DS and Switch are not as powerful as the competitor systems that maybe their games won't shouldn't cost as much anyways. But let's be honest, they are now making HD games. So they should be dealing with HD budgets and outside of a select few titles that that get that kind of budget. Yeah, it's not really an issue at Nintendo. Now we can infer that Breath of the Wild might have been their most expensive game they've ever made. They said they needed to sell two million copies of the game to break even from a development standpoint. And if we assume Nintendo's profit margin per sale, and we're just going to go off physical, let's say the profit margin is 35 to 40 bucks per sale of a game, you know, when you take out the retailer's cut plus shipping and manufacturing and blah, blah. So when you take all of that out, and let's say they make $35 per game, you know, if you look at two, you know, two million in sales to break even, you're looking at a game that cost almost between 80 to $100 million to make. And that's a lot for Nintendo. Now other studios will spend 200 million 300 sometimes half a billion dollars to make a game. Now the friend now that that's actually a rare occurrence that the games that will do that are like a grand theft auto that's going to sell 80 million plus units and be well worth that kind of financial investment. But there's a lot of studios that spend 100 million plus dollars on things that are not for sure. Zelda is a for sure thing. Even if Breath of the Wild was poorly received, it was still going to sell at least two million units. They were still going to at least break even because every Zelda game, essentially, if it's a mainline Zelda game, not, you know, not an experimental game like a Triforce Heroes, but a true mainline Zelda game home consoles all the game, especially none of them have ever sold less than two million units. So there's literally no risk in spending that big budget in terms of worrying about losing that money and not being able to make it back. So Nintendo can put 100 million dollars into a game like that. Just like Activision can justify putting 100 million dollars into a call of duty or, you know, any, you know, probably Ubisoft could justify putting that kind of money into an assassin's creed. And that kind of stuff should continue. But what needs to happen is when you make all these other games like a Super Mario Odyssey or a Xenoblade Chronicles 2 as an example, these are made by smaller teams on smaller budgets and they go on to sell millions upon millions of copies. What has happened in the triple A industry is that a lot of studios are trying to make the Witcher 3 all over again. And the thing is the Witcher 3 didn't get to have the budget it did to make that game just because they wanted to have that budget. They started with the Witcher, sold enough copies of that to have a bigger budget for the Witcher 2, sold enough copies of the Witcher 2 to have a bigger budget for Witcher 3. You see, they already made the profits they needed to to fund the next game. That is how the Witcher 3 ended up having a really big budget and that helped make the game better and the game went on to sell millions and millions of copies. And here's the thing, the Witcher 3 didn't be like, hey look, we're going to come out in two years at this date and we're going to hit it. They will delay the game in order to make it better. And that's what Nintendo will do as well. How many times has Breath of the Wild delayed? That increases the budget with every single delay, but it's worthwhile to Nintendo to do that because they worry more about the game being done and not overworking their employees to the point they don't even want to come to work anymore. And that's why the industry needs to start acting more like Nintendo. They need to be willing to maybe cut back on yearly releases and focus on quality. Not just quality of the game but quality of the employees' lives. Crunch is something that really should be eliminated. I'm not saying there can't be moments where you need to ask employees to work overtime or have them come in on a weekend, but that should be rare and that should be within weeks of a game coming out for final bug ironing outs for your day one patch or whatever the case may be.  They want you to respect your work and respect your family and Nintendo will respect your family life and your work life and try to help you balance it. Not even Shigemio Motou has to stay away from his family so much making games that he has to worry about that balance between work and life and Shigemio Motou, I think we all agree, is a pretty big deal at Nintendo. So yeah the industry just needs to start looking at how Nintendo does things and I realize there's a cultural difference between Japan and the West, the East and the West, there's just different things in culture but I don't see how what Nintendo is doing is unsustainable in the West. I think in the West there's too much focus on having to grab that big hit. We need to we need to spend a hundred, two hundred million dollars do all this crunch, rush a game out while we have hype because the rest of the wild had hype back in 2014 and look at that it still didn't come out until 2017. You don't need to take advantage of the hype then if your game is that good it will gather hype when it needs to as Breath of the Wild did and as Super Mario Odyssey has done this whole time. As Splatoon 2 kind of did, Splatoon 2 was kind of tepid in response and it had a lot of hype heading in the launch. So you need to take a step back in the West and start using smaller budgets on your games that so you have a smaller sales target to be profitable. As an example Dead Space was kind of killed off by EA because I believe the second or the third game they added in microtransactions and made it all action-y and it didn't sell enough copies for EA for the game to either be profitable or it just barely broke even. Here's the thing if they had a smaller budget on that game say ten to twenty million dollars on that game made by a smaller studio that was allowed to work on that game for you know four or five years instead of trying to rush it out in a year or two and drop in a hundred million dollars or whatever the case may be on that game. They would only need to sell like a million copies to break even. Even less than a million and if they sold you know I think that game sold like four or five million units that would be a massive profit margins. There are other ways to make huge amounts of money in this industry beyond going for broke and trying to make the next Assassin's Creed the next Call of Duty the next player unknown battleground the next Zelda or Mario. You can do smaller budget on AAA games and have them build up as the franchise becomes more and more popular to justify a higher budget. The Witcher is actually a nice example of a western studio albeit in Europe that started with practically no money created this game in the Witcher and built it up into this huge franchise. That's how you should be doing it and I feel like Western Studios forget that they focus so much on crunch so much on dropping hundreds of millions of dollars to push the top of the absolute top of the line visual quality the best cutscenes the best that and I understand that there is some expectation from gamers for that but I feel like that should only be with the already proven games the already proven franchises that have already made the money to afford that budget.  Nintendo does a lot of things that are behind the times you guys know I'm highly critical of them but one thing they have done consistently that has been vastly different from the west is just how they handle their employees you're not brought on temporarily there's not a lot of crunch you are allowed the time to get your games right they don't overspend on their games in general they will take risk with new IPs on smaller budgets and they will let franchises organically grow and let the budgets grow with those franchises they've made enough money on Mario that they could have spent 200 plus million dollars on Super Mario Odyssey if they want but they don't need to to make the game they need they need to or wanted to make so yep take note from Nintendo industry if you want to avoid some of the issues that Jason Schreyer brings up you know with crunch and driving away the top developers and how the triple A industry itself might not be sustainable in the west follow Nintendo's example and you're going to find out that you're a highly profitable company Nintendo has only had like two years ever of profit loss so Nintendo knows what they're doing here and Nintendo's games have always sold well and I don't know why more companies don't model themselves after how Nintendo handles things anyways folks I'm Nathaniel Ruffeljens from Nintendo Prime if you like this video you know what to do and if you dislike the video hit that dislike button let's subscribe for more content wait let's wait I'm gonna subscribe to my own I don't know I'll catch you guys in the next one


The unit going into the offensive needed our support. What we did is we bridged a few gaps that couldn't be crossed by conventional means. We also built enduring structures, a PB and a VSP, in order to allow sort of west to push further north into the green zone and maintain operations and have a place to consolidate when they have to. You know when you go to the right side of the gap, perfect. The Marines were outstanding, both platoons, company-wide. I think this mission just put all of our training together. We did every aspect of combat engineering, from bridging to demolitions, vertical horizontal construction, and the Marines were able to shift gears and perform outstanding better than any group of combat engineers I've ever seen.


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Elementary school students in Bemidji got to take a field trip to the high school to see a special preview performance of the acapella group Six Appeal. Students were treated to performances by the BHS Vocal Motive Show Choir along with Six Appeal. The group is in town as part of a fundraiser for Bemidji's Show Choirs program. Six Appeal will hold a joint concert with the show choir tonight and Saturday night at 7, which is expected to be fun for the entire family. Well, it's going to be a high energy show between all the groups, the show choir groups and us. We're going to do a lot of movement on stage, a lot of singing and dancing. It'll be a lot of fun. Tickets for the show are available at both Lukens Village Food's locations in Bemidji and online at brownpapertickets.com. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


A Lagos State Governor Babadji Desong Walu says refunds have been put in motion to make taxation easier for Legosians. The Governor stated these during the 24th annual Thanksgiving service of the state held at the Tafahabalawa Square Lagos, plus to the correspondent Lovie Kokoye Dokung was there and now reports. It was a well-attended service graced by all ensundry dignitaries from all walks of life, including the immediate past governor of Lagos State, Akinwumi Ambodi joined the first family in the 24th annual Thanksgiving dancing, singing and giving praise to God. In his exhortation, the Chairman of Lagos State Chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Khan Stephen Adegbite re-equaled the need to appreciate God for the continuous peace, growth and development in Lagos State. Governor Sawa Lufada brought down the presence of God when he mounted the rostrum, delivering his new year message that Governor called on the people to continue to commit Lagos State and Nigeria into Gold Sand for guidance and mercy. The governor similarly informed that within the next few months, the Fuma lunch and commencement of operations of the much-anticipated red line from Uyimbu to Agbadu would take place. Based on Mr President's dark, because we are red, we will also be commissioning the red line. The red line is even bigger, no darker and better than the blue line. And so we are completing a game that we are 99.9% ready, we are just beginning to do test-tron. Commissioner for Home Affairs, Olarewaju Layode, said the Thanksgiving service was necessary to appreciate God for his mercies on Lagos State in the past year. We have a lot of reason to be grateful. Year 2023 was an eventful year. We had the election and to the glory of God, it was smart and peaceful. The same year, we blessed the commissioning of people-oriented and impactful budget by this administration. The theme of this year's Thanksgiving service is the righteous should I give thanks to your name. Love you, Kuku Uyiduku, plus TV news. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


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Hey, welcome back to the channel. So I'm gonna keep this video pretty tactical and informal, but I want to show you how I get 25 or more people to join my email list, mostly for free, every single day. So I'm gonna show you the strategy that I use, the way that the funnel looks and how people end up joining my list, and then also what it looks like after they join my list, what happens after they join. So what you're looking at on the screen here is like my secret weapon for growing my email list. And this is a Facebook group. So this is the second Facebook group that I've created and this one is around email marketing. So it's called email marketing rain makers and it's how you make more money online with email. And you can see on the left hand side here, there's 28 new people today, which is 28 new people who joined or requested to join this group. And you might be asking, why would I use a Facebook group to grow an email list? And so those are two different things. And the reason is I'm gonna show you a couple of features that Facebook groups allow you to have, but the reason is I'm able to grow two assets at the same time, right? I'm able to grow a Facebook group or a community of people who get to see my content over and over again and also an email list. So I'm growing two different channels or two different assets at the same time. That's why I love Facebook groups so much. Now, your second question might be, why would I wanna build these two different assets? Well, the more people see and hear from you on these multiple different channels, the more that they're going to bond with you, the stronger that bond's gonna be and the more likely they are to become a customer. So that's why I do it. I wanna have them on as many channels as I can and these are two channels here, right? My Facebook group and my email list. So this is my secret weapon here for growing my email list, but how do I get new members into this group? Now, I recently started using paid advertising about a month ago, so I'm using about 50 bucks a day, but up until around two and a half K members, 2,500 members or so, it was all organic. And so I wanna show you what that looks like right now. How did I grow this group using organic strategies? There's a few different channels. So the first one is my YouTube channel, right? So this is my YouTube channel is an example of a video here and you can see in the description section, there are links to my Facebook group and other different tools and resources that I have. What you'll also notice in my YouTube videos is at the end, I usually say something along the lines of, hey, if you want more information and content around email marketing and digital products and building an audience, go to emailrainmaker.com and that's gonna take you to my free group where you can join to learn about that. And so they go to emailrainmaker.com that takes them here, they can request to join and that's one way where people find my group for free is creating these YouTube videos. I usually do one or two a week and at the end of the videos, I reference the group and then I also have links to it here in the description. So that's one channel. The second area is on my Twitter profile. So you can see here, there's a link here. I tweet about four to five times per day and when someone goes to my profile, they can click on this link. It goes to this page and you can see here they can join my group or they can join my email list directly. Okay, so that's the second channel. The third way is sometimes I'm getting interviewed on other people's podcasts or YouTube channels and at the end of those interviews, I will link or I will tell people the URL for my Facebook group and they can join there as well. So those are the three main channels for growing my Facebook group for free, mostly organic methods, right? I would say it's still about 80% even though I'm running paid ads, it's still about 80% comes from organic traffic. Now, another cool thing about Facebook groups is once you reach about 100, 200 members, if you go to the groups tab here, you can see it starts suggesting your group to other people. So based on my browsing history on Facebook, you can see it's requesting or suggesting me this bigger pockets group, which is a real estate group, I believe. This is a marketing group, real estate, financing, right, passive income or Facebook ads. So your group starts getting recommended by Facebook and you start getting free members, okay, around 100, 200 members or so. And so if you click see more here, you're gonna find more of these groups and it's based on your browsing history. So once Facebook has a better idea of who's joining your group, the types of members and what are they interested in, it starts recommending your group to other people who are similar to that. Okay, so those are like the organic methods for growing a Facebook group and that's what got me to about two and a half, 2,500 members in my group for free. Now I use a bit of paid ads but still mostly comes from organic traffic. So if I go back to my group here, how do I get people's email address, right? They're joining my group but how do I get their email address and how does it grow my email list? So there's a cool feature with Facebook groups here and if I go here to membership questions, you can see the question here, number two, it says enter your email only if you want my subject line secrets report. So they put their email address in here and they automatically put into my email list. Now you have to use a tool, I use a tool called group funnels and Zapier, I'll link to it below and it just happens automatically, right? So once my virtual assistant will go in and will approve people to their group, if they put their email here, she just has to click an approve button and it sends them to my email list. So this is a really cool feature because I'm now growing my Facebook group and my email list at the same time and it's happening pretty much on autopilot, right? Whenever someone joins my group and they put their email address and we click approve, they get sent over to my email list. So that's why I love and use Facebook groups because it helps me to extract the email address and send it automatically to my email list and build those two different assets or channels at the same time. I haven't found any other platform that does this yet. Now the trick here for getting people to give you their email address is to make sure that you create something like a special report where it is interesting to them, valuable to them. So people who are joining a group about email marketing, they wanna write better subject lines, they wanna write better emails. So subject line secrets report is something that they're interested in and is valuable to them. So if you haven't watched my video on creating a free lead magnet, I'll link to it below so you can see how I create this report. But you wanna make sure that it's something that is interesting and valuable to your specific audience on whatever your group is around, right? Again, email marketing here. So subject line secrets report is valuable and useful and interesting to them. So that's the secret. That's how you get people to give you their email address. If you just said, hey, give me your email address to join the group, you're gonna get a lot less people giving you their email address. So you wanna give them something, I call it a free date, something to get them interested in giving you their email address. So that is how I get people from my Facebook group onto my email list automatically. What happens after they're on my list? Well, this is active campaign here. This is the email software that I use. And you can see here, EMR Facebook group opt-in, once they opt-in, they get put into this autoresponder sequence, okay? So this is about 11 or so emails long. This is an autoresponder welcome sequence. And whenever someone joins my group, they are presented one of my offers. So in this case, this sequence is selling my $49 super fast sales email challenge. And you can see here, it's about 11 emails long. And once they buy, they're removed from this automation and they're put into my daily email list where I send out emails, usually Monday through Saturday. So this is the funnel here, right? I use content on platforms like YouTube and Twitter, and I'm getting interviewed on other channels and Facebook is sending me free traffic. Someone joins my group. They request to join this email marketing rain makers group. They give me their email address in exchange for this free report. And then once they give me their email address, they are put into an autoresponder sequence here in active campaign that promotes and sells one of my offers. In this case, it's a $49 super fast sales email challenge. So this is how I grow my email list by 25 plus people every day. And also grow a community here of 25 plus people every day. And so now once someone joins my group and my email list, I can talk to them in this group. So you can see I make posts usually every single day. And then I'm also sending an email out to my list. So now they're seeing me on both of these channels. And if they're watching my YouTube channel and my Twitter as well, now they're seeing me in four different places. So the more channels I can hit them on, the better because the stronger the bond is with those people who hopefully will eventually become customers on mine. So that is the entire funnel. That's how I grow my email list by about 25 plus people every day for free or mostly for free. Now I use a bit of paid ads, but I got to 2,500 members in this group from scratch using just organic methods. I also have a previous group called productized profits which has about 4,500 people using the same exact strategy. So if you're looking to grow an email list, I think Facebook groups are still one of the best ways to do it. Make sure that you create it around a specific result or hobby or something that people are interested in. In this case, it's email marketing. And so you can send people to this community every day whether you're creating content on YouTube or Twitter or TikTok, whatever channel you're on. So I hope this was useful and valuable to you. This is exactly how I grow my email list by 25 plus people every single day and that number continues to grow every month that I continue to do this. And give me a like if it was, let me know in the comments if you're going to create your own Facebook group or you're going to start growing your email list let me know in the comments what you're going to create that around. I'd love to hear from you. Also I got to plug the group here. If you want to join this group, go to email rainmaker.com. I talk a lot about email marketing and digital products and building an audience here. So if you want content around that, make sure you go to email rainmaker.com and join this group for free. And that is it for this video. I'll see you in the next one. Take it easy.