Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. For today's video, we are going to be stepping back into a series that I have not done a video for in a while. I'm doing my color palette series. So for today, as you can see, I'm sharing with you my top five green eyeshadow palettes. We are all decked out in vibrant green makeup today. I love the intensity of it. It's been a while since I've done a look like this. So if you want to see my top five green palettes, then just keep watching. Alright, so let's start off with the palette that I'm wearing. It is very, very affordable and easily accessible. This is the ColourPop Just My Luck palette. Now, by the way, these palettes are not in any specific order. They're just the best top five palettes. And this is from the OG ColourPop color series that they did with their nine pans. They've come out with so many nine pans at this point, but they first started off, they were one of the first brands to do this, to create nine pans of specific colors, and it did very well. This is from one of those original launches and it still is super good and it still is available, which is great. So it's affordable. You can get it at Altel or the ColourPop website, but let's take a deep dive inside. So here is what it looks like. So if you are curious how I got my look, I did film a reel on it. So if it's not up on Instagram yet, it will be up later, but it's a tutorial on how I did this. And I'm very, very impressed with the quality of this. I find that the higher end brands don't really create such a vibrant green palette. So actually a lot of these are affordable, but this is a great way to get those vibrant green eyeshadows. It's going to be great for like St. Patrick's Day, but green is a very, very trendy color now. But this palette also offers like some more neutral tones right here. If you want to keep it more of a neutral green, maybe grab a brown from a different palette and use these two and you'll have something more neutral. But this one is going to be brighter if you're looking for a brighter color palette and it's quite easy to use. I did spend maybe a little bit more time blending today than I would have with a more like a Pat McGrath or Natasha Denona. One of my favorite quality palettes, but for the price, for the tone of color that really isn't readily available in other brands. This is really good. The shimmers have a lot of pigment to them. You don't even need to wet the brush. I didn't get too much fallout with a few of the darker mattes like this one and this one. I did spend an extra minute or two to blend, but it wasn't anything that was intolerable. It was definitely doable. I enjoyed it. So the quality on this is really great. And this palette just offers colors that you don't get really on the market. So I highly recommend this if you're looking for those brighter tones. Oh my gosh, this next one is making me sad. So this is the BH Cosmetics Avocado Toast palette. Now I'm not sure when this video is going to go up. Is this still available? Hold on. Did I flub up BH Avocado Toast? Okay, you can still get it like Ulta and stuff. We're good. I was worried it wasn't available anymore. But this is from their Weekend Vibes collection and I'm not sure when this video is going up. But like two days ago, BH did file for bankruptcy. It doesn't mean they're going out of business yet. But anyways, I'm just sad about that to hear that they aren't doing well because their eyeshadow formulas are super good. And look how cute this palette is. It's really affordable. It's like 18 bucks. But as you know, BH Cosmetics always has really heavy sales. You can get it for a lot cheaper. How pretty is this green palette? Now you can see there are other complimentary tones here. You have a fun peach to play with, a pinky shade right here and some neutral tones. But for the most part, I definitely would consider this a green palette. You have like the avocado seed tones over here. I love Avocado Toast and I love this palette. The quality on the colors in here is so great for the price. I don't know how BH manages to do it. It's worth the full price if you ask me. I think the shimmers are more so what stands out because of how pigmented they are. And then the greens you might need to give a little bit of extra love to. Maybe be a little bit more careful, but it's totally worth it for these colors. I don't have another palette that looks like this or has this color story. So it's very unique in my collection. The quality is really great. The price is really great. And again, it's one of the few palettes that have those brighter green tones. Now this one offers more neutral options compared to the Just My Log. This is like pretty much you're getting a vibrant green look. You can play more with these olive tones right here. You can do something brighter with the peachy tones and the greens. You can do it really light with these two. So you have a little bit more versatility in the looks that you can create with this palette. But it's just super nice just in case something happens with BH. If you're into this color story, I would recommend it. Alright friends, so my pricier, priciest item here that we have is a Charlotte Tilbury Quad. Now green does not mean bright green. There are some really great olive neutral khaki tones that are also available. This is going to be one of the more wearable palettes that I'm talking about today. This is Green Light. The quality in here is so good. It's one of my favorite formulations from Charlotte Tilbury. It's just really creamy, really easy to use. Now it looks like there's not mattes in here. That's because there is not. Charlotte Tilbury doesn't really use mattes too often in her palettes. But you get the prettiest glazed khaki look on the eye with this. This is one of my favorite quads from her. So if you're looking for that neutral khaki look and you want to put a little money into it, make sure you're getting good quality. I recommend this one from Charlotte Tilbury. It's a really thoughtless palette. You can just throw it on your eyes. You know the colors are going to look good together. You know it's going to be good quality. It's going to last all day. So if you're looking for that simple olive khaki kind of eye, this is the one that I would recommend. I know it is quite pricey, but it really is such a nice quad from her. So I had to throw it in here. Okay, this one. I love this super underrated brand in my opinion. This is Kim Chi Sheik. This is the Juicy Nine Virgin Mojito palette I saw. I don't know if this is still standing, but it was on like 40% off on Beauty Bay for like $8. And I have not tried a bad product from Kim Chi Sheik Beauty. I think they have amazing quality product and the cutest packaging. So this is what it looks like on the outside. It looks pretty plain. The aesthetic of the brand is very bright and pink and fun. And I love it. And then here you have Kim Chi herself right here. And look how cute this is. I just love the whole design of the brand. So this has a lot of yellowy tones to pair with the greens. And then you have the greens here. These lean a little bit more mint, but I was very impressed with the quality of this, given how affordable it is. Again, this is one of those palettes where it's going to be a bright, bright look. I could probably get a similar look to what I'm wearing now with this palette. Oh, I love this one. If you have not given Kim Chi Sheik Beauty a try, I would look into their eyeshadow palettes. I'm not going to say this one specifically because you have to have a very targeted taste to like this palette, but they do have other color options as well. But this one is a fun one. If you're watching this, if you're looking for a green palette, something affordable, maybe it's not a color story you're going to reach for very often, but you might hear in there so you want to have these colors in your collection. This is a great affordable way to do it, and I was very impressed with the quality of this. So I had to throw this in, and it's super cute. You know I love a super cute palette. Number five, the last one. This is actually the most expensive palette in this video. This is the Melt Cosmetics Smoke Sessions palette. I really do like this one from Melt. It can get a little bit messy at times, but for the most part I do like the quality of this. Now this one is going to be a little bit more on the wearable side. Now if you get rid of this, you can get that kind of minty green look, which is actually really cool for like a grungy, smoky eye. And then of course you have the more olive tones here. So this palette actually caters to those of you who want the brighter options and the neutral options. You have that all in here. But when I think of a really good green palette, this is probably one that I would point most people in the direction of because it does offer some variability of how to wear this. You're not going to get like a crazy green eye like I have on today because the only mats you have here are actually quite neutral and muted. But these are like, I would say like more wearable is a strong word. It's not the word I want to use, but they are more toned down in this palette. They're not so vivid. That's what I'm looking for. This palette is not vivid green, which I think makes it a lot more approachable. It's good quality. So yes, I really like this one. But you know, I can't do one of these videos without cheating. So I do have two honorable mentions. Both of these are limited edition and they've since been discontinued. But if you have them, pull them out. That's why I do this to also remind you what you have in your collection.  This is the Kaleidos Futurism Sci-Fi Green Palette. So this one is one of the more muted tones here. But I just think the quality is so great. I love the packaging of the product here and I have nothing bad to say about this palette. Every single shadow has great quality here. Kaleidos is amazing. They just come out with the best formulas, the best packaging. They kill it every time. So if you have this, pull it out. It's a great green palette that's in your collection. And I can't sell it to you because you can't get it anymore. But if you have it, pull it out. You know how gorgeous it is. And the last one, I wouldn't necessarily say I'm in love with this palette, but this is more so a reminder to pull it out if you are looking to create a green look and you have this one in your collection. Don't forget about the Hood of Beauty Emerald Obsessions palette. I was looking at it earlier and it really is an interesting little palette here. You can see it has some more minty tones in here as well as the olive tones. So you can get very interesting array of looks here. You have those neutral colors and the teal, which I think is an interesting mix. You can see in the palettes that I mentioned previously, they really don't have too much teal in there. This was an interesting approach at an emerald green kind of palette. Again, like I said, this formulation isn't knocking your socks off or anything. But if you have it, pull it out. This one is a fun color story. I was kind of excited to look at this. Like I want to actually play with this now because it looks fun and I'm feeling inspired. But anyways, you guys, there we have it. Those are my top five green palettes as well as two additional little special recommendations for you guys as well. I hope you are enjoying this color series. Definitely check out the other color palettes that I've recommended to you guys. And what colors do you want to see next? Let me know. With that being said, if you aren't subscribed to my channel, I hope you would consider taking the time to do so. I would truly appreciate it. And I will see you guys in the next one. Bye, guys. Have a good one.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here, late in sports cards, ribbon 22, top scrum, former the one Sapphire, hobby and late, four box mixer, number five, random team style. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. I am very surprised that Greg Roman is going to get another offensive coordinator job. Like, I'm surprised he's getting interviewed for what's it called? He was the Ravens OC who we fired. Who didn't do anything? No, he just ran like very bland offense. That's what I mean. You know what I mean? Like, he just, his play calling was extremely like suspect in certain games. Like, you know, he was a big guy who'd like, happy Valentine's Day to you too, Carl. He ran like very like, you know, just like, he was a big guy on the screen plays on third down. Yeah, Greg Roman is not great. Well, we have to find the OC too, I guess. And a new DC. I want to make Schumacher on the refractor for Haas. Yeah, what's his name? Gannon got hired by the criminals today too. You're out both coordinators. Hey, our deep defensive coordinator was pretty trash, so I'll take it. Yeah. No adjustments during the Super Bowl game. Yeah, that was pretty trash. Alexander Alban on the speed demons. Did you get harassed a lot in chat? Not as much as I thought because I'm very accepted, like, Nicholas Latifi, Ray Wave for Williams. We kind of deserve to lose, to be honest.  I'm not gonna be the last one because then it's just bad karma too, if I start making fun of you. There's Ollie Caldwell, F2 compost on the refractor. And Purple is Oscar Piaustri. That's going to Prima. Nice one there. That is 225 out of 3.99. Grats on that one there, Prima. Yeah, it's like, I know both teams gave up 30 some points, but like, we legit. Pierre Gasly, that's Alpha Tari. Oh wait, we're in. Really? Oh, 99 and 1. Yeah, 99 and 1. Yeah. Like the fact that we... Fernando Alonso refractor for Alpine. The fact that he got a defensive touchdown, we still kept up with those much points means that our defense did do his job. Yeah, no, I know what you mean. There's Gold, Purple is Voltaire Botos. That is Mercedes AMG. Nice one there, Mercedes. That's going to Alvin. Congrats, Alvin. Sebastian Vettel, Speed Demons. Do you know that actually? What day's UPS this pick up series? I don't know. I can get that information for you, Joshua, after the break. I thought they come daily, but I don't know. Fleet Bay Drugovic, that's refractor. F2 MP Motorsport. Nice one there you go. Shane, nice one there, buddy. And Vettel and Stroll on the duel. I don't know if UPS picks up, I think they just drop off. Gotcha. Because we use FedEx and USPS. True. Lando Norris, nice one there on the ray wave. I could be wrong though. Yeah, that's probably, you're probably right, actually. That makes sense. Because usually whenever USPS is here, they always drop off. Yeah. Minidiamonds, Kevin Magnuson for Haas. 200 out of 2.99, nice one there, Haas. FadZilgy. So here we've got a pink ray wave, Sergio Perez, driver of the day, Bahrain. That's going to be 12 out of 75 for Redbull. Congrats, Redbull.  Yeah, I know. What's up? Tomorrow, Joshua, tomorrow. What's up, April? Saw you got a couple of spots, two spots in the next one. Max Verstappen, Grand Prix winner Abu Dhabi. Nice one there. Yeah, it'll be picked up tomorrow, Joshua. That's Will just told us. Will's about as on top of it. Refractor, Tael Porcher, and Lando Norris. Yeah, no problem, Joshua. Shiji, we ship international once a month. We ship it once a month. There is Alexander Alban for Williams and base. That'll do it for the first box of light. We're on to the second box of light now. Couple of series one breaks just came in. So again, guys, we've got one more baseball break to fill up today. Other than that, we are filled up on baseball. So I do appreciate that. And then we've got all of our basketball break still up spots, minimal spots. I saw the first break today, it was sold out. Yeah, I was, thank you guys again for getting both F1 sold out before we started. I was pleasantly surprised to see that. You guys, email said once a week, gotcha, gotcha. Yeah, we switched that policy relatively recently, Shiji. Unless you have like a ship my cards account or something like that where it's shipped in the US and then shipped overseas. But yeah, we ship international once a month. Speed Demons is Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes. There's Esteban O'Conn. Nice one there for, what do you think Williams? No, Alpine, Alpine. That is Charles Lecler. That is for Ferrari. I don't know why I couldn't think of that for a second. That is Kevin Magnuson for Haas, refractor. I feel like you weren't looking at the car which could have helped you. Yeah, probably. Probably. Raywave, Marino Sato, Virtuosi, F2. There's Ollie Caldwell. Some more bass. Refractor, Franz Tost, Alphatari. Nice one there. That's not bad actually. That is Richard Ressure, F2 Trident. 2, 2.99. Yeah, most likely I would say. I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I don't think we have any copyright issues. Edgar Martinez framed Otto as pretty sick. Let's start streaming our streams now. Let's start streaming our streams. Let's start streaming our streams. Let's start streaming our streams. For Mike. Oh, like hosting on Twitch. I guess the period's showing. Haas here, F2 Prima. Nice one there on the purple checker, 114 out of 199. Refractor, Charles Lecler on the portrait. Refractor, card number 25. Nice. Yeah, that's awesome. Appreciate that, Shiji. There's Fernando Alonzo, Raywave. As well as Lando Norris from McLaren on the pink Raywave, 37 out of 75. Nice one there for McLaren. Did you get the AL, or NL West? Max Verstappen, nice one there for Red Bull. There you go, Ethan. One per box, Grand Prix, winner, Mexico. Did you get the NL West, Carl, or no? That's Jehan Deravala going to Prima on the Raywave. Face. Refractor, Chambolic Bashee, F2, Shirau's Racing System. And Yuki Tsunoda, Speed Demons. For Alphatari. Nice one coming up here for Ethan. We've got a Sergio Perez, true gold for Red Bull. That is 34 out of 50. I was pretty sick, Joshua. That's not bad. Two-framed Ranches, Randy Johnson autos. That's solid, dude. It was one of those, right? Yeah, it was one of those. Pierre Gasly refractor for Alphatari. One of the Hall of Fame ones, then another. Just like the portrait one, gotcha. Yeah, those are cool, honestly. Second break. No, it showed up in the third break. Yeah, of course, man. You know how that goes. Raptor's gone in 34. Thank you guys there. Can I drop you the link to the second Gilded with Spock still? That's a good bet. You got it? All right, thank you, Donnie. Donnie's going to do it. You might, if you don't mind tweeting it as well. We've got F1 Hobby coming up next, and then we'll finish with some Sapphire, some Saphir. And we've got four breaks of upper deck, not good win champions, but Skybox, Metal Universe champions. That's what it is. There is your guys' link to the only baseball break with spots left tonight. This is going to be the Gilded, Pristine, three box mixer. Again, two boxes of Gilded and one, or no, two boxes of Pristine, one box of Gilded. Wow, it's like, it's been birthday over here. Yeah, happy birthday, Donnie. There's Max for Stappin' on the orange-red dual color. What's up? Watching your break. Oh yeah? Yeah, but just hanging out here tonight. Oh god, this is a lot of pressure now. Later, Matt. Check out LSC Baseball tomorrow.  Max for Stappin', Red Bull, Refractor, Driver of the Day in Mexico. Yeah, over on the LSC Baseball and over here we'll be doing Series 1 release day, which is going to be so awesome. You cannot wait for some Series 1. Dennis, how's your Refractor, F2 Prima, on the Refractor? It's going to be primetime learning season for Old Donathan. Old Donathan. It's going to be big-time learning. Donnie McNabb is... Donnie McNabb. Jack Duhan, F2 Virtuosi. Or a McNabb Druid Saturday, and then... Oh yeah? Oh, you're Donnie McNabb? Donnie McNabb, yeah. I mean, that's kind of a... That's a given. That's kind of a, you're missing out an opportunity there. Yumu Iwasa for F2 Dams, going to Fadzil G on the Refractor. That's a complete loan opportunity. If you don't use that nice one here, it's going to be solid. Got a tail for share, future stars. How about Orange? Roy Nassani, going to F2 Dams. True Orange Auto. There you go, Fadzil G, 14 out of 25. Congrats. I'm revering English now. Mailman hated life here.  He's got a needle. A lot more are on the way. Oh yeah. That's always fun there, Carl. There's Speed Demons, Yuki Sunoda. I just got a gold insert. Those are tough hits. Lewis Hamilton, driver of the day, Spain. We've got for ART, that's going to be tail for share, 32 out of 50 on the gold wave. Nice one there. ART is going to be Alvin S. Congrats, Alvin. These are, the inserts are tough to hit color on, man. They're rich. It's only gold, orange, red, and super that you're going to get color of. Here's a Roy Nassani. Again, Roy Nassani box here. That's 28 out of 99 on the True Green for Dams. Star Wars cards are lost, Josh. There's Gunther Steiner for Haas on the checkerboard refractor, and Speed Demons, Lujan for Mercedes. You have to protect the Star Wars cards. That all costs, right? There's Purple, Lewis Hamilton, driver of the day, Spain 2021 to 399. Again, on the True Purple. Yeah, I'm going to take team all released yesterday. Yup, that's very true. Very true. Sure, we'll be getting some of that in eventually. For basketball? Yes, for basketball. Maybe we will. Maybe we will. I don't know, to be honest. I don't want to say yes or no to that. Esteban O'Conn is going to be your Speed Demons refractor. Here's a Mini Diamond. George Russell from Mercedes on the portrait, 94 out of 299. Nice one there. Congrats to Alvin S. There you go, Alvin. Congrats, buddy. Yeah, Justin Fields, Gold Wave. It's very good, definitely. I would hold onto that for a little bit, Shiji. Yeah, for sure. Something that season starts, yeah. 100%. He gets an O-line, he's going to be good. Yeah, oh, yeah. I know OSU gets ripped out for not getting quarterbacks. No, he's kind of the real deal, to be honest. Let's see, here are another Gilded Spot, Donra Spot. Another Gilded Spot, Donra's PYT Spot. What's up, Shiji? I don't know. What's up? I don't understand the game plan. I don't know if you're saving all the Aston Martin hits or Sapphire. I must be, honestly. All right, we're on to Sapphire now. Good luck here, everybody. Let me double check. Make sure it's... One box of Sapphire. Good luck, guys. See another Pad Parasha. That'd be cool. The hardest name in Parallels to say. Orange, I'll do. What? Yeah, Roy Asani, a pretty solid driver, too. For an F2 guy. Is it 25? One of the nice golds in there, too. Dude, the colored Raywaves look so clean out of play. I like the Raywaves, man. Very big fan. All right, Carlos Sines. There's a... Teal is going to be Johan Derevala for F2 Prima. Nice one there. That is 92 out of 99. Bowman Chrome Sapphire is going to be tomorrow, guys. Didn't show up in time. So we had to postpone it for tomorrow. Glen W, thank you, Rich. Charles Leplere and Yuki Sunoda. That is... Not the variation. Very nice. What's up, Joshua? He's got something really cool. He's got some really cool numbered card here. Dennis Hauser. That's going to be Esteban O'Conn for Alpine. We've got Max Verstappen. That is Grand Prix winner, Belgium, 2021. Is he pointing at himself? I think he might be. Or he's doing like one of those... I think he's doing this. Like I'm the winner. Pointing at his head. Like, look at me. Baby. Kevin Magnus, sit down. He's like, I have the fastest car and there's nothing you can do about it. Wouldn't put it past him, to be honest. I've heard that's his personality. Rob Beauchamp for Campos. There's a Fernando Alonso. Nice one there on the yellow portrait going to Alpine. 84 out of 199. Congrats on that. That's going to Glenn W. There you go, Glenn. Sweeping the two colored Sapphire card so far. There you go, buddy. Got Sergio Perez, driver of the day of Portugal, 2021. And Marcus Armstrong, future stars for High Tech Grand Prix. See those. We've got some cool colors. We've got Voltaire Botos for Alfa Romeo. That's going to be a Max Verstappen Grand Prix winner, Stereo. Fernando Alonso, driver of the day. And Johan Deruvala. Oh yeah, Rich is here today. Told him I want to break some 2014 Top's Prime football. There's Mick Schumacher. We got an orange, guys. That's going to be Lindo Norris. Dude, look at the color match on that. There you go, McLaren. 17 out of 25, dude. That's so sick. Congrats on that, Alvin S. Nice color match, McLaren orange to 25. Lindo Norris. And why not? Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll. Dude, that's a really sick car. That's really freaking cool. Where is Norris' rank on the F1 drivers right now? Jeremy, what would you say, Norris? He's pretty high, man. He's a very good driver because McLaren's good. Like behind Lewis and Max Verstappen. Yeah, yeah, he's not his full-time. Probably behind Leclerc as well. Lewis Hamilton, we've got Sepia, Carlos Sainz. Nice one there for Ferrari. 96 out of 100. Top five, that's what I would say, yeah. That's young drivers, okay. Nice one there for Ferrari. Amari Cordil and Yuki Sunoda on the base. Two packs to go, guys. We've got Moreno Sato, Future Stars. We've got ourselves a green of Alexander Alban. That is Williams. Nice one there. Congrats to Matthew. F green is 45 out of 75. Alexander Alban for Williams. Fifth or sixth on the grid. That's what I would say. With my, well, first there's Ricardo and Fernando Alonso.  Charles Lecler, driver of the day. Stereo, 2021. Ralph Beauchamp, Future Stars, Compos. Lance Stroll for Aston Martin. And Lewis Hamilton for Minercibes. All right, let's do a quick recap here, everybody. Go through some of the numbered stuff in our autos, as well as our MAG cards. We had John D'Arvala to 90, yes, to 99 on the teal. We had Alexander Alban to green to 99, or that's to 75. Roy Nassani green to 99. Landon Norris, pink-ray wave to 75, as well as a Sergio Perez pink-ray wave to 75. That is a Tailpour Cher, 32 out of 50 on the gold wave. That is gold Sergio Perez to 50. Orange, Roy Nassani, F2, Future Stars to 25 on the auto. And then an orange, Landon Norris color match, oh, 17 out of 25. That will do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got another one of the-


You can copy that and um... Hey, it's Mr. Ruchoff again. Alright, so in our last lesson we saw how history has shaped the people of Russia and its former republics and this lesson we're actually going to look at those people today. So let's get on with looking at the people. And there are nearly 275 million people who actually live in the region. But as we've said before, the region is huge. So when we look at the population density, we see that it's only about 32 people per square mile. And that's just about a third of the population density of the United States. But we're going to find that the population is not distributed evenly across the region. In fact, three-quarters of the population of Russia lies in an area that is known as the agricultural triangle. The agricultural triangle runs out of the North European Plain and then through the southern step of Siberia, which is great for farming. Now to put this in perspective, Russia's overall population density of their 147 million people is 22 people per square mile. Yet when we go east of the Euro Mountains into Siberia, we see that this number plummets to just 8 people per square mile and even then it's usually just basically right around the rivers of Siberia. And then when we move even further east across the Lena River and into the Russian Far East, the population density goes down to a scant three people per square mile. The bottom line is pretty much no one lives there. Now when we move into Central Asia, we see the population density there is nearly triple that of Russia as a whole. But just like Russia, this is the saving as the largest country in Central Asia is Kazakhstan, which has a population density of just 18 people per square mile, which pretty much skews the entire average. This is especially true when you look at Uzbekistan, which has a land area of one-fifth the size of Kazakhstan, but it has a population density of 198 people per square mile. Now one of the changes that occurred in Central Asia during the Soviet Union was the rise of the cities. See, the Soviets wanted to industrialize the population for the state and they began creating cities in Central Asia and started moving people into these cities. Now originally the people of Central Asia had a nomadic pastorial lifestyle, largely living their lives moving from place to place on the step, minding their livestock. Now to accommodate this lifestyle, people lived in tents such as these, which are called yurts. In fact, in many areas people still live in these yurts and while over 50% of the world today lives in cities and Tajikistan just over a quarter of their people do so and only 47% of the Kyrgyz will live in cities. But it is in Transcaucasia that we see much higher levels of population density. For example, Azerbaijan is more than three times more crowded than the United States in terms of population density. We also see that the population in the region still continues to rise. Although the Transcaucasian countries of Armenia and Georgia have a rate of natural increase pretty much the same if not a little bit more than the United States, Central Asia's population is growing much quicker. We can see this in Tajikistan's population pyramid that has that shape of a fast growing population. Now as we've discussed before, birth and mortality rates are not the only thing that impacts population. Migration also has an effect. Within Russia, we see people moving out to the Russian Far East and Siberia and into the east near Moscow and this is going to further skew the distribution of the country's population. And after the Soviet Union fell, we have continued to see ethnic Russians who have lived in the Central Asia of republics moving back to Russia. In fact, one person out of every 1,000 people moves out of Central Asia every year. But it's important to understand that although 81% of the people that live in Russia are ethnically Russians, Russia and the republics are extremely ethically diverse. In fact, Russia has 190 ethnicities that actually live in the country. And remember, we discussed the effect that the Silk Road had on the ethnicities in Central Asia, which now has over 35 different ethnic groups living in the narrow stretch where the Silk Road ran through that portion of the land. But Transcaucasia is also very diverse with over 50 different ethnic groups that live in the mountains in the greater Caucasus and the lesser Caucasus mountains. See, just like Central Asia, Transcaucasia was a crossroads as merchants and traders would move over the Caucasus mountains between the Middle East and then into Europe. The rugged mountains of the Caucasus separated the different ethnic groups creating further cultural divergence among the groups. This created different pockets of ethnicities within the mountains. Speaking of pockets of people in Transcaucasia, we have several good examples of what is known as exclaves. Now we have two terms. We have enclaves and exclaves. Enclaves are any portion of a state that is entirely surrounded by the territory of a single other state. Vatican City is a good example of an enclave as it is totally within Italy. In fact, it's totally within Rome. Exclaves, however, are any portion of a state that is geographically separated from the main part by a surrounding territory. To understand the difference, take a look at this basket of apples. You could say that the red apple is a red apple enclave in a green apple basket. And if there was a red apple basket right next to this, you could also say that this red apple is a red apple exclave from the red apple basket. Now a real-life example of an exclave is Kalinograd, which is part of Russia that is separated from the main country of Russia by Poland, Lithuania, and Belarus. But because Kalinograd is not completely surrounded by one country, it is not an enclave. Now within Transcaucasia, the Nakhichevian Republic is an exclave of Azerbaijan separated by Armenia. However, just like Kalinograd, since it is not completely surrounded by one country, it is not considered an enclave. Now Transcaucasia does have its fair share of disputed regions that are largely caused by these pockets of different ethnicities. Now these include Abkhazia, South Assyria, and the Nagora Karabakh. See when the Soviet Union fell and Georgia gained its independence, there were other ethnicities within Georgia who wanted their own independence from Georgia and Georgia didn't want to do this. One group was the Abkhazians found in the western tip of Georgia who fought a war with Georgia between 1991 and 1992. South Assyria is also a home of another ethnic group that wanted its independence. The Assyrians fought a war with Georgia in 1992 and 1998, once again trying to break away South Assyria from Georgia. Of course, they also had help from the Russians who provided resources to the Assyrians during these fights. And then there is the Nagora Karabakh which is an area between Armenia and Azerbaijan which both countries want to claim. The two countries fought each other in 1992 and 1998 again trying to seize the land for themselves. Now each of these areas today are called frozen conflicts. A frozen conflict is when two sides have stopped fighting but they have not formally resolved the problems for their fighting which means that the fighting can resume at any given time. Now unfortunately Russia has been a country that has exploited for their own gain these frozen conflicts. One such example was the 2008 Russo-Georgian conflict. See Russia has been a long supporter of the Assyrian separatists in South Assyria and now they have the opportunity to set a trap for the Georgians. Now with the Russian support in 2008 the South Assyrians began conducting small scale attacks against the Georgians. This was planned because the Russians understood that after a while all these different small attacks Georgia's patience was going to wear out. And the Russians were right. After a while the Georgians had had enough and they launched a military operation invading South Assyria. But what the Georgians did not realize was that the Russians had already staged over a division of their army at the Loki tunnel that ran from Russia to Georgia through the Caucasus Mountains. So when the Georgians committed their attack into South Assyria the Russians counterattacked by moving their tanks and armored personnel carriers through the tunnel and went into South Assyria and Georgia. The Georgians were totally unprepared for the Russians counterattack and were quickly defeated by the Russians. Now if you're wondering why the Russians would go to war over a small territory in Georgia you need to realize that Russia was looking at a much bigger picture. See in 2008 both Georgia and Ukraine were working hard to become not only members of the EU but members of NATO. And this is the last thing that Russia wanted for two other former republics. So the reason for the conflict quite frankly was to prevent Georgia from joining NATO and sending a clear signal to Ukraine that it better not try to join the EU or join NATO. But the Russians have had troubles of their own in Chechnya. When the Soviet Union fell in 1991 Chechnya also declared independence but in 1994 Russians invaded Chechnya to be able to bring them back into the Russian Federation. But two years later Islamic terrorists came to power in Chechnya and even invaded the neighboring republic of Dagestan. So in 1999 Russia once again invaded Chechnya in order to regain power of the province. Now at this point the Islamists changed their tactics to truly to terrorism. See in 2002 Chechen terrorists seized the theater in Moscow and held over 850 people hostage in an effort to force the Russians out of Chechnya. In the end 180 people lay dead almost all were due to the gas the Russians used to try to put everyone to sleep. And two years later the Chechens struck out again this time at an elementary school in Beslan, North Ossetia in Russia. For three days the terrorists held 1,100 children, teachers and parents hostage. The siege ended with the Russian forces storming the school which by this time had been booby trapped with explosives by the terrorists. In the end 22 terrorists had another 330 hostages over 180 of these being children lay dead. So what do we know about the governments that are calling the shots in the region? Well every one of the countries actually considered themselves democratic governments but what most have really doesn't fit the description of democracy. Take Russia. Since 2000 Vladimir Putin has been his leader. In 2008 when he has completed the second term as president he decided to run for prime minister because you could only have two terms as president. However before being elected prime minister he transferred all his presidential powers to the office of prime minister so in essence he continued to stay in power. In addition in his 20 years in office he has allegedly been able to amass a personal fortune of over 200 billion dollars largely from corruption as the leader of Russia. And unfortunately most of the essential Asian countries also have governments that are nothing close to being true democracies. Take Kazakhstan and their first president Norsultan Nazarbayev who ruled from 1991 to 2019. In 2015 he is reported to have actually won re-election with an astounding 98% of the vote and that shouldn't be surprising as election watchers around the world have stated there has never been a fair election in Kazakhstan since the fall of the Soviet Union. And when he decided to resign in 2019 at the age of 80 he actually renamed the country's capital after himself. But he still has influence. His daughter has already positioned herself to become the next leader of Kazakhstan. Now fortunately the governments in Transcaucasia actually do seem to be operating pretty much as democracies although they do also have their own problems. And how are the economies of the republics? Well for most of the republics when the Soviet Union collapsed it left the republics without the financial aid that they were used to receive from Moscow and they pretty much been struggling. Now Russia has been able to pull itself out of the financial woes that it had right after the breakup and is pretty much doing fine however countries such as Tajikistan still continue to struggle. The GDP per capita there is actually less than $900 per year. But Kazakhstan seems to be doing better than most and that is largely due to its location near the Caspian Sea oil fields. In 2018 it was the 15th largest producer of oil more than some producers of OPEC. It also sits on the 12th largest oil reserves in the world. So as you might imagine oil is a large part of Kazakhstan's economy accounting for 35% of GDP as well as 75% of all its exports. Now what is interesting is that despite the Caspian being one of the oldest oil producing regions in the world outside of Azerbaijan oil was actually not drilled there until after the Soviet Union collapsed. Another interesting fact about the Caspian Sea is the five surrounding countries actually had to come together and have an agreement on whether to call it a sea or whether to call it a lake. Now it probably sounds silly but according to international law the rights that surrounding countries have to the resources in a lake is different than the rights that they have if it's actually a sea. So after years of discussion in 2018 the five countries came to an agreement which declared that the Caspian is neither a sea nor is a lake rather it was granted special legal status which essentially allowed the five countries to kind of get what it wanted. Now the last aspect we'll talk about is religion. Now despite the Russian Empire originally being Orthodox Christian in the 7th century Arab merchants would introduce Islam to the region. This meant that many in Central Asia adopted Islam but under the Soviet Union the official policy of the land was atheism or that there was no religion. However since the fall of the Soviet Union we've seen a resurgence of Central Asians turning back to Islam. Now unfortunately some of these countries such as Tajikistan have had Islamist terrorist organizations beginning to find refuge in their country. Now in Transcaucasia both Armenian and Georgian are majority Orthodox Christians. Armenian actually boast having the oldest church in the world. And the influence of Iran's Shia Islam has been felt in Azerbaijan which is majority Shia. Now Sunni Islam which is what 90% of the world's Muslims practice is also important in the region especially on the Russian side of the Caucasus Mountains. Alright so we've taken a look at the people of Russia and the former republics. Until next time keep on learning.


I'm tempted to say that the digital divide may always be with us in the sense that it keeps evolving. Certainly that is very apparent from individual to individual, but also from neighborhood to neighborhood and family to family. Equally now though, we are seeing something of a cyber race between the digital haves and the digital have-nots. We are seeing those with access to these services being able to get ahead in the jobs market and in their information and insight and being ahead of the game, and indeed in many cases ahead of the markets in terms of their access to big data and information. Equally we are seeing some of us who are leading life pretty much as normal as we always have, who may be left behind and unable to access those same networks and information simply because they have less access to the services. So we are seeing something of a race for cyberspace developing here, and in that sense the traditional digital divide, often used to talk about divides between countries and between individuals, that is now developing into something much more significant with much greater impact for determining the future prosperity of individuals, families and countries.


Imagine a computer that could solve the world's biggest problems, a computer that could simulate novel materials, to help sequester carbon from the Earth's atmosphere, or help us develop new low-cost fertilizers that require less energy and less fossil fuels to produce. Now there isn't a conventional supercomputer on Earth capable of solving these problems, but quantum computing is a new form of computation that harnesses the power of quantum mechanics and is expected to solve problems beyond the reach of today's classical computers. With this nascent technology, we aim to create a supercomputer that seamlessly integrates quantum and classical power together, the same way that today's computers integrate both CPUs and GPUs. We call this quantum-centric supercomputing, and our vision is to build a 100,000-cubit quantum-centric supercomputer by 2033 so that the world can start tackling its biggest problems. This system will look nothing like the quantum computing that we have today. To achieve this kind of scale and power, we need to develop more advanced engineering, further research into fundamental physics and push at the very edges of computer science and quantum information theory. We have a lot of work ahead of us, but we already have the first building blocks for quantum-centric supercomputing. It's called IBM Quantum System 2. We shared our designs for it in late 2022 and we're planning to share our first working system in 2023. By connecting multiple Quantum System 2s together, we plan to create systems of many thousands of cubits. But to continue on the path towards 100,000 cubits, we'll need to work hand in hand with the world's finest academic institutions, research organisations and enterprises. So we're proud to announce that the first partnerships in our journey are with the University of Tokyo and the University of Chicago, both leading institutions in the fields of quantum computer science, quantum components, quantum algorithm design, and quantum communication. Together, we are taking the first steps to make 2033 the year of quantum-centric supercomputing.


Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the last day of the annual meeting of the new Champions 2019. We have a great opening press conference today. I'd like to welcome you all to talking to us about the factories of the future, specifically looking at Asia. These factories are all part of the forum's global lighthouse network of factories that are really transforming the way of how things are made. In parallel with this morning's press conference, the World Economic Forum is excited to announce that we are going to be recognizing 10 new sites from around the world as the newest members of the global lighthouse network, one of which is represented here on stage with us today. So without further ado, I'd like to introduce my panelists here today. So I'll start with Katie George, who's the senior partner of McKinsey & Company. We have Jay Lee, the vice chairman of Foxconn Industrial Internet. We have Lee Yong Lee, the head of Siemens Chengdu Factory. And we have Lan Changsang, the vice president of the Shanghai Automotive Industry. So I think what we're going to do is turn to Katie first. Could you give us a bit of background on what this global lighthouse network is and why it's important to the future of intelligent manufacturing and production? Absolutely. We are delighted to be collaborating with the World Economic Forum in this effort. This is the third year of our collaboration. And we began by wanting to identify the plants around the world that were the most advanced in applying industry 4.0 technologies to improve their performance. And as you mentioned already, over the course of our work together, we identified first 16 sites in January and now another 10 that are really leading the way in applying a whole suite of new manufacturing technologies. These plants are special in that they bring together automation, so the latest and flexible automation, connected manufacturing capabilities, and also the advanced use of data and analytics to guide decision-making and optimization. What we're learning from these sites is what it really takes to move from piloting these new technologies in individual use cases to really bringing together a whole set of use cases in order to scale impact in a particular site. The group is now working collaboratively together to share learnings with each other and also to open their doors to other companies that are interested to learn how to scale industry 4.0 technologies for dramatic increases in productivity, flexibility, quality, and service. Great, thank you very much. So I think it's time we go to one of the newest members of this community. Lan Changsang, can you share with us why you decided to adopt these 4.0 technologies and how did they begin to transform your site? Okay, can I speak with you? Yes, please. It's a great pleasure and I'm really proud to be here. Now, SEIC's factory has been chosen as the Adelhaus site and SEIC is the biggest manufacturer of cars. And SAC Maxas is the youngest member of the group and we have a history of eight years, but you can see we have eight million cars and we have hundreds of brands in China. So what can we bring to our customers and how can we bring values to our stakeholders and our shareholders? This is something we have been thinking in the last 100 years or so has always been standardization, scale, economy, et cetera. For example, to control the cost, to improve quality and provide better services. But there is homogenized and similar products and offerings, especially in the Chinese market. So we've been thinking from B to C, can we make it C to B? We should know each customer's demand so we can tailor make the product a consumer needs. Since 2015, we started this exploration. In the beginning, we have to break nine technical boundaries. This includes technology, legal boundaries, et cetera. After three or four years of efforts, our whole business chain is an enclosed cycle. In the 19th factory, you will say this is similar to any other factory. Yesterday, I was talking with friends. You see in Chinese language, when you see the mountain, you don't see the mountain anymore. You see the philosophy. But then you see the mountain again. You see the factory, but you can see through. We can have tailor-made solutions for hundreds of millions. It's not tens of thousands. It's hundreds of millions. This is based on the big data collection, analytics, and our intelligent tailor-making system. We have designers who design flexibly. We have quick supply chain and distributed manufacturing system. SAIC is exploring. It's customer-driven, customer-to-business. We are greatly honored to be part of the Lighthouse network. We are happy to work with partners and our suppliers in the auto industry and in other industries to explore the opportunities to create values for consumers, for the shareholders. Thank you very much again. And thank you very much. And we're really happy that you're now part of this network. I think now what we'll do is we'll switch over to Li Yongli, who is the head of Siemens Chengdu Factory. Sir, can you tell us a little bit about some of the lessons that you've learned or hurdles that you've overcame on your way to becoming a Lighthouse factory? OK. Good morning, everyone. In Siemens, they call it industry 4.0 and deterioration. I want to address two topics. First of all, a traditional problem-oriented approach is not the right way to help you develop your digital strategy. The deterioration in Siemens Factory Chengdu is based on platform concept, instead of a tool for one function plus a tool for another function. You know, this digital enterprise solution requires a bigger view. It covers the whole demand of the per-life cycle management and the supply chain management. It is a collaborating platform, you know, on which the machine works with the machine, machine with the people, and the people with the people. So we need to integrate many functions into this platform, such as the manufacturing, R&D procurement service, as well as the collaborating process with the suppliers and the customers. So the scope is much bigger than short-flow digitalization. It covers how do you design your product, how do you develop your production process and equipment, and then how do you manage, optimize your operating performance. So this is a three key element when we talk about the industry 4.0. That means the production and the performance. So we use a digital twin to manage this three key element. That means we have a virtual world, and in the virtual world, we can do a lot of verification, simulation, and optimization. Anything we want to realize in the physical world, we will do this simulation and so on in the virtual world first. So it is quite a comprehensive approach. Nobody can achieve it in one day. So to develop long-term digital blueprint based on our own situation, based on the business, is very important. To simply copy from others or buy a ready product from market is not a right approach. Second, I would highlight people, means our colleagues. It is true that digitalization needs top-down approach. And top management play a crucial role in the transforming to drive the change. Well, I want to emphasize the mindset and the competency of people at the working level in the operation function, they are the final factor to determine if this transforming can be a success or not. In our factory, the implementation is always with step-by-step approach. Means we use pilot product to verify and optimize the solution, then expand to the whole company. And from my point of view, this is the best process for our colleague to help them establishing the competency and also confidence. At the beginning, they have to learn to adapt to change. Well, after about two years, they are developed as a driver in the innovation. Now they push us to do more digital practice because they know the value for their work. So I want to point out, after this digital transforming, the job requirement will be totally changed. We need to help our employee, our colleague, to be capable to work with this powerful, intelligent digital platform to do the job like digital planning, data analytics, or data-driven simulation. So in Siemens, we focus on both to develop the digital enterprise solution and develop people. Now we have already defined this long-term enterprise level blueprint. And we are implementing it step-by-step. Thank you very much. I think in the fourth Industrial Revolution, it's characterized by this acceleration of information. And I think some of the challenges is just keeping up and staying informed as to what's happening. So this Lighthouse community provides a valuable way to share information on what's working, lessons learned, et cetera. So I'd like to turn now to Jay Lee, the vice chairman of Foxconn Industrial Internet, to share how did you start to use your position as a Lighthouse to share these learnings across the network? And then also, to give us maybe your perspective on what was the value for joining this network. Well, I think the Lighthouse in general is a mission very clear, like Katie mentioned. You have a great connectivity. You want to address the flexibility on automation, which has a meaning, not just for the sake of automation. But most importantly, you want to make sure the business has a resilience. Resilience means the intelligence means something for the people, for the future, the workforce. So basically, what Foxconn Industrial Internet is a manufacturing company originally, we make different products to support industrial internet business, like cloud components, industrial big data, industrial AI, and 5G network, and AK, and plus the mobile devices, and plus robots. So these are quick technology basically are the driver for the future industrial internet. So when we demonstrate such things, what we do with our first step is to let's look at what we make. And then second, we use the large number of resources how to establish a good platform. For example, we have a lots of machinery. We have 175,000 machine tools, like 80,000 robots, and 1,800 SMT line, which is about 14% of the world capacity in terms of SMT. And then these data, when they connect it, but we have to do something. First, you have to make sure the quality can be as KPI much better, and the cost much lower, efficiency up. Eventually, then you can manage in the entire system is more agile. Now, after you build such capabilities, what you want to do the next step is to vertically, you want to help your suppliers do the same thing. Then going up, you support your customer to do the same thing. That's what we established called the Lighthouse Academy. Lighthouse Academy, the function is to provide such education system, support our people, staff, plus our collaborator and our partner. That's very important. We open the Lighthouse Academy. And then we provide the principal-based training and practice-based training, project-based training, and professional-based training. We call 4P system. And next, we also have a horizontal. We're going to expand to different vertical industries because after you have enabling technologies now, you can help different companies, different verticals, automotives, electronics, and every others. How do you do that? We have a partner platform. We just had our annual meeting in Shanghai on June 29. We launched 30 different partnerships with different companies. And this partnership will be our collaborator in providing the industrial service-oriented manufacturing. So yeah, we are a regionalized manufacturing company. But you wanted this enabling technology to support a service-based manufacturing. So let's become a new paradigm of a value delivery. Thank you very much. I'd like to open it up. I have a couple of questions, but I know some of the people in the audience will as well. So my colleague is going to come with the microphone. Please. Thanks, Amanda, for giving me this chance. I'm with Phoenix. I have a question for Jay Lee from Foxconn. So due to the very complicated political climate and also the right intention between the US and China, some companies are considering moving their factories overseas to other parts of Asia to avoid tariff. So does Foxconn have a plan to relocate its business, if so, to which destination country? Thank you very much. Many companies, global companies, Foxconn is an international global company as well. And so it's a global footage. Always support the global networks. So basically, the long-term goal is to support the global operation. Manufacturing is the roots of, I think, the company business. We work with many, many vendors and the suppliers globally network. And the foundation in China was originally the base. But they're growing globally. So this is always a strategy to support the global operations. And I think the many economic development are going to be opportunities for many companies as well. So I think for talent development and one thing, FI believes very strongly to support the workforce development, continue to sharpen the skills of workforce, provide our industrial internet academy, also our, the Lighthouse Academy, provide training for different partners. And of course, this education will give us stronger a workforce development in the base manufacturing side here. Other questions? We have one in the second row. Hello, I'm with Xinhua News Agency. My question goes to Mr. Lan. Could you please share with you your C2B factories? Thank you. For the C2B factory, that is the user-driven business development strategy, what we call the B-end of the business. The C2B factory currently need to reply to the demand of our users. Right now, all the orders to set maxes are online. Our users order a vehicle, they can customize their need. After we receive order, the information will feed back to our factory. And it will also automatically goes to our supplier. Our smart supply chain would initiate the manufacturing of the component. So it is truly built to order. For this smart factory, need to have their digitalization in distributed manufacturing and smarter logistics, smart supply chain, all of these areas are needed to support our manufacturing. Eventually, for the production line, that's automation that is at least prioritized by the automobile industry. We have been doing automation for past 20 years for efficiency. What we value more is in the early stage, digitalization capacity. The digital analytics will bring us intelligence and we will can collect more user behavior data and order data to make forecast into next possible manufacturing demand. And with the data coming in every year, we would know at a different time of year, at different age group, what has a preference of the user. You know, we are at a very priming moment with smartphone, smart connectivity, bringing us more opportunity. So more users would like to share with us their ideas. Sometimes these ideas are not realistic yet, but at the OEM, Seik Maxis would like to listen to the user's needs. We have seven to eight million user interact with us on our platform, share with us what they want, what are the M-mat needs. We're happy to be in the era of mobile internet and IT technology that enabled our capacity where an OEM can interact with millions of friends and our hundreds and thousands of engineers can talk to our user 24-7, not just into working hours. So when I was introducing the Seik Maxis Smart Factory, we say, in Chinese philosophy, you need to look at the mountain. First step is a mountain. Second step, you see the philosophy behind. Third step, you see the mountain again. So when we say intelligence, it is not just automation. It should be digitalization. We need to support individual needs of our user and while we deliver, we would have around extra one week for the manufacturing time. We are having a slightly high cost compared to conventional automaking, but we can increase efficiency to cover that extra cost. So behind such a smart factory, we are restructuring the relationship of the consumer and OEM. We manufacture to the individual need of our consumer and that is customized vehicle. I hope I can answer your question. This is something we have been doing for three decades, so I explained a lot of words, but it's not easy to answer your question in a clear way. If possible, you can talk to me offline and we welcome you to come to visit our Lighthouse Factory. Thank you. We have time for one more question. Do we have right in the back? I'm sorry, is it possible for me to have three questions? Three? I am with a media under NDRC. I have a question. First factory, the Ministry of Information and IT Technology had been working on the industrial internet. When you mentioned the Lighthouse Factory, is it similar to what we have in the MIIT in China or will you also participate in the standardization of China Authority? Second question to the virtual world and real world of Simons. Is that combination means the future smart space and digital trains? And third one goes to St. Max's. You have been doing it for three to four years. Do you have any data to support you to show that there is an increase in your business or a added value? I hope you can share with us some real world data and figures to show how your strategy pays out. Three questions? Thank you. Who would like to take the first part of it about standardization? Well, I can make some comments, right? So basically the guideline, the world industrial internet has a different layer of meaning, but in general they have a general framework, which is a guideline. It's not called standard, it's a guideline. So basically the system is really defined driven by sectors. For example, you have automotive sectors, semiconductor sectors, and the electronic sectors, and transportation sectors, mining sector. Each sector might have different types, application layers. But for our integration, we follow the 5C architecture, which is a well layout. If you look, if you Google cyber-physical system Wikipedia, you will see 5C architecture, which I created. Okay, layer level one is connectivity. How to connect things in the right way. There are many standard OPC, MT Connect, and so eventually they give different type of format. Second thing is conversion. How do you take the data layer, convert to some features so you don't have to collect all the data and put in the cloud? So the edge devices, for computing edge device, second level. Third level is a cyber level, which is a cloud, cyber, and which you manage the relationships between different devices operation. The fourth layer is a cognition. How people can see the problem, understand the issues. The last level, fifth level is called configuration. How do you change? How do you optimize? Avoid problems. So the 5C, that's a kind of protocol as well. So which is aligned exactly the same way worldwide. Thank you. May I? Please. Just so what I... Okay, allow me to answer your question partially on the first question and the question for Zach. First question about the MIIT industrial internet. It started with a methodology. Right now, all the companies need to transform itself with internet and digitalization trends. What MIIT is doing is, they are accelerating the transition with methodologies and tools. We are also working with the Ministry. We have good communication and data exchange with them. Every off-the-business needs to do things based on their status quo and their capacity in IT and digitalization. Big companies may have more resources. Smaller companies may have less resource but more agile. I hope all of the companies can have your own opportunity. In the future, if you are not digitalized, your efficiency cannot compete in the future world. Secondly, when we do the C2B, Digitalized Smart Factory, you'll ask about data from January to May. I think auto marketing in China reduced by 15%, but we increased by 15%. And I also talk about being a young company. The set Maxis started from the zero in brand-building and up to now in several niche markets. We are in the top. And for the set Maxis, we're also having a good global deployment with the two 45 countries, regions, EU, UK, and others. So at the very beginning, we would like to face the future. Those digitalized companies would have their competitive edge in efficiency. But there is a challenge. We did not mention today is the organizational change as well as doing all the innovative business can attract better talents, including the talents coming from IT or digitalization areas. They would like to work in some company like us, who seems to be a conventional company, but a highly innovative. We are happy to attract those futuristic talents. I hope I answer your question. Thank you. I would like to explain the virtual world and the physical world. You know, we call it digital twin. Especially the virtual world, data is the foundation. Now data is very hot topic. But it doesn't mean you have a data then you can have your virtual world. You need to use this data to build your virtual world based on your knowledge, your experience to build the pattern, the algorithm, the intelligence, and to build this virtual world. When the virtual world can tell you more than your physical world, this can help you to work and rely on more on your virtual world. And then finally, this virtual world can contribute a lot to your physical world. So quite often we talk about data analytics, we talk about simulation, we need to use data. When you use data, that means you are talking about the virtual world. Well, if I may add one point, please. Because the earlier cyber physical thing, if you look at the paper in 1998, I wrote the first one. Why are we doing this stuff? It's a cyber physical system because in a human world, based on a man-made world people can see, can define. But once we have a means to collect data, then we can see the invisible world. Co-relationships, right? So once visible, once invisible. So visible world model, human-made. Invisible model, data makes. Eventually you can understand what you define versus what you have not defined. You can learn from those things. That's the power of a cyber physical system, right? So eventually that help people, help human understand more about what to do better. That's the purpose. Not just to have a computer to look simulation. That's not the purpose, yeah. Well, I'd like to thank you all for all of your questions. Many thanks to my panelists and congrats to the new members of the Lighthouse community. That's a wrap for us today. Enjoy the rest of your annual meeting of the new champions. Thank you. Thank you.


To build my team as promised a 10 million coin team builder the other beauty is I just made the playoffs in this account And I have zero players on it So after we build this absolute god squad We'll see if we can take it all the way to the Super Bowl and get a ring now You might be asking yourself Papa Meeks. How did you get exactly 10 million coins on your account? My daddy works for EA and he let me have his credit card. Thanks, Dad I won't waste your guys time. The rules are pretty simple in the sense that there are not I could buy Whoever I want so wheel spins and we got 10 million coins now That's a little less than a half a million coins for every single player But I don't think it's gonna pan out like that There are certain positions that will be well under and certain they'll be well over first things first our quarterback Who's gonna captain this offense now John L way is 2.9 million coins He's the most expensive quarterback in the game, but I don't like this John L way at all I really like the ability to scramble so I'm looking for 89 plus speed and Honestly, this is just lame, bro. I'm not trying to use protected hot route master John L way I'm just not I just don't want to do it now This 94 Michael Vic is pretty much exactly what I was talking about the only thing is he's lefty lefty quarterbacks are just weird I don't like it. I like rolling out right. I'm so used to it I don't know. I think I established that bad habit with Lamar like Madden 20 or something But I'm honestly leaning towards 94 overall Trevor Lawrence. He's six foot six. He's huge He's 88 speed his stats are amazing. I don't know what abilities he gets I know I was saying I want to scramble but Jimmy G just broke his foot So he's out for the season in real life I might pay homage to him and go with the 93 overall Jimmy G.  This is a quarterback I would never use unless I was doing like a 10 million coin team builder. 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He's insane The only thing I do not like about this Saquon is he doesn't get backfield master It's the only thing I don't like about this Saquon because he's an illusive back instead of a receiving back That's probably accurate for real life But honestly Saquon can do pretty much anything at his position. So I'm excited to have Saquon It's crazy though. He's only 407k like I don't even know how we're gonna spend all 10 mil at tight end You have to go with 94 overall Travis Kelsey 431k is actually real good price I'm gonna pick this up real quick and then we'll look at the stats the best tight end of the game and it ain't close 92 speed 6 5 the only thing is you kind of want a tight end to be a little bit taller because Ag catching is the meta But 6 5 Travis Kelsey with the speed the route runs also all these really good cards get a ton of discounted abilities And really good ones for example He gets one AP tight end apprentice and one AP red zone threat So you could slap both on for two AP and you could do whatever you want I'll be honest the 94 overall wide receivers are not my favorite. I do not like Larry Fitz He's too clunky without being big enough, right? Like Megatron is really really good. They made Megatron so much better than Larry Fitz They're both 94 rolls, but Megatron's in his own league 6 5 2 36 94 speed We are probably gonna be picking up a lot of the all-madden players the 94s because those are the best cards in the game Right now. I'm recording this about a week before the Christmas promo I didn't want this to bleed into the Christmas promo in case I want to do another one So I wanted to get this one out now.  He's very good wide receiver, but 1.2 mil is too much Hey, we're breaded up. We got the 10 mil so I'm gonna get the best wide receiver in the game Megatron Jalen waddle Who's our third wide receiver though? Yeah, I don't know. I don't think this is a 1.2 mil card He is the fastest wide receiver in the game, but it's not by much Tyreek has 93 J Jettus has 93 Steve Smith might even have 94 so he ties my third wide receiver Dude, I do not know why but this Cooper cup is one of my absolute favorite cards I don't know if I'm just racist or what but this Cooper cup just runs the Crispiest routes whenever someone does the cheese man coverage meta against you Cooper cup is like my go-to guy That's why I see like okay I don't know why he like outperforms his stats if that makes sense You know when you use a car and they're just that good it reminds me of gold Jalen hurts last year if you guys remember that But yeah, this is my third wide receiver, and he's two forty nine thousand which is mean nothing for this team We pretty much secured our offense still need a line and we're about three million coins in so we're doing all right I'm a little over budget. I'd say right now on all the things. I just bought a full backs There are higher overall full backs than Nigerian nightmare, but it should come as no surprise Do anyone who watches my videos?  I truly believe Nigerian nightmare full back is the best card in the game So yeah, that was an obvious pick up at full back. He's only a hundred kid It's it's a crime next up is gonna be online and getting discounted abilities is really the only offensive line And we're gonna buy so for example so deon Dawkins I'm sure deon Dawkins is a really good left tackle deon Dawkins does not get discounted edge protector however 93 overall Jonathan Ogden does he also gets one AP identifier, which is huge You needed at least one player with that. I didn't even realize Ogden got it But the defensive meta is edge threat elites and under pressure So to counter under pressure you got to put fearless on your quarterback, which I can give to Jimmy G He actually gets that discounted and to counter edge threat. You need edge protectors So getting those discounted will be huge now if I can get a left guard who gets post up for one AP That would be awesome. Ironically, it's the guy on our screen who gets it gets one AP post up at left guard Okay, you want to talk about plumbers and mailman bro. Look at this dude's face mask I hate to be an MM casual this guy may very well been an absolute savage I tend to run the ball more than I pass although It's kind of like a 60 40 split and his run blocking stats are really really good. This is my boy right here Let's get it at center. I'm going 93 overall Jeff Saturday for 250k I don't think I'll put any abilities on him. So I'm not too worried about that Some people do run nasty streak or post up on the center, which can be really good I don't think I'm gonna have the room for it on abilities But I can always come back to the drawing board right guard. I'm getting Zach Martin He also gets one AP nasty streak and one AP post up. So I can kind of pick and choose there. I'm always on the fence I really like post up. I also really like nasty streak. You usually don't have enough AP for both It'll be a game time decision now for my right tackle. This will look a little weird But there's no super good right tackle who gets one AP edge protector Trent Williams does get it Trent Williams is an Amazing tackle on 91 strength his stats are spectacular. He's also 320 pounds.  Let's go take a look at offense before I get to stir crazy and go to defense We're at 5.2 mil, which is amazing. However, I don't have any depth right now For example, I would like a backup tight end potentially a backup running back to but let's see our best team overall My god So Jonathan Ogden one AP edge protector amazing That's all we need for you and we'll do one AP identifier actually. I love identifier I am gonna give our boy Ed post up or do I do nasty streak? It's so hard to decide.  So I'm gonna get weird with it Zach Martin same deal. I'm going nasty streak now Travis Kelsey I think I will put double me. So one of my ex-factors will end up on Travis Kelsey I use tight ends a lot. They're really broken one AP tight end apprentice I don't know if I'll run red zone yet though red zone threat for one AP is really nice I'd much prefer deep out elite since he doesn't have a discount on it It would be three AP so I might just end up running tight end apprentice and nothing else Bagotron does get a discounted deep-out elite. It's just kind of my bailout mechanic here I'm going to Megatron on deep-out elite. He is absolutely insane.  It used to be called gambler I wonder if they took that out for Calvin Ridley It's faster passes, which is just amazing in and of itself and AI defenders can't pick you off If you're playing somebody good, they're not gonna let the AI pick you off Except you know when like a detackler a d-end will randomly get some crazy animation and intercept you can't happen If you got gambit on they would have to switch on to the detackle So that's why I really like that ability set feet lead is really good I don't have a lot of practice with it So I'm scared that this might throw my game off a little bit the essential thing is fearless and protected Those are the two that I really really want fearless and protected for 4 AP right there be six if I wanted set feet lead and I definitely want to give sake one abilities We're gonna give sake one freight train the running back is very very very important in my scheme He gets one AP evasive which I'm not through the moon about he gets two AP tank Which is really really really strong ability He does not get running back apprentice though That's the big thing running back apprentice would have been amazing on him I'm gonna go tank and let's look at how our AP is right now and see if slash where we need to make some adjustments Se qua with freight train Kelsey with double me Megatron with deep-out elite odds in with identifier edge protector Jimmy G With gambit protected fearless Zach Martin with nasty streak Trent Williams with edge protector Okay, so we are gonna have to make some changes here out of these three who shouldn't get an ability I think Travis Kelsey could kind of do without double me. I don't think he needs it So we'll leave tight on apprentice but take double me off looks like I might not be able to use nasty streak on my guards unless I change something I think my edge protectors are too important. Yeah, it looks like our guards got shafted We did pick these guards because they had nasty streak So the option is available to us my goal is to get all the way to Superbowl, right? So I could technically change my game plan as of right now with how it's lined up I think this is perfect as of right now though. We do not have any depth. We have no backup halfback We have no backup tight end and backup tight end will definitely get used this OJ Howard's actually insane But for the purposes I'm going for which is like a blocking tight end. He's not good at all He's a horrible blocker.  I think George kiddles the move I've never seen or used this George kiddo card straight up didn't know it existed. Oh my god I'm building a little Niners thing here Jimmy G. George kiddle trip with us. Although, okay I'm not sucking off the Niners because George kills is a backup It's very unlikely George kiddo will get serious reps So wide receiver for will be George kiddle and most of my I form sets I'll probably just sub kiddle in for Jalen Waddle team is looking beautiful. I'm gonna go beast mode here This is actually pretty easy decision. It's beast mode was on my favorite hat backs for forever He's only 65 K puts us at 4.8 mil So we didn't go exactly half, but that's pretty damn good for the offense right here So we'll throw beast mode in there beautiful offense is done. Obviously defense needs an overhaul this I don't plan on this being my defense if any of you were wondering my first buy on defense is going to be the most Ridiculous edge rusher in this game in my personal opinion harvest Lawrence Taylor's card so fucked up So he gets to AP edge threat gets zero AP pick artists like if you just want it for free You could have it not to mention he's 91 speed with 94 block shed 92 power moves I've used him once before and the one time I did I've never had so many sacks in the game Lawrence Taylor will be coming off An edge no question the next purchase is another no-brainer for me I'm sorry you guys have to see this same card, but that's because he's so good No one compares there is not a middle linebacker in this game that compares to this Isaiah Simmons He's 93 speed 6 4. I believe he gets one AP lurker one AP lurker. Yes, he does.  There's a good reason for it He's insanely fast. He gets off the edge like crazy six three I might not give him edge threat because he has three AP edge threat elite I don't think he'll get an ability I think Lawrence Taylor is gonna be our guy that comes off the edge But Micah doesn't really need it. He's gonna be really good regardless and I very rarely use an MLB 2 So this isn't a super important position to me But I'm actually gonna pay homage to a card that I didn't know existed I was making a video a while ago and someone told me to use Ray Lewis and I told them I was like no sorry Ray Lewis doesn't have a card. That's not true Ray Lewis very much has a card. It's nasty So I'm going 92 Ray Lewis as MLB 2 don't expect him to get a lot of reps Sorry Ravens fans now we grab corners one of the most important positions on defense I personally believe on defense. There's three really important positions right now number one's your user Whether that's a strong safety or a mid-linebacker number two is an edge threat number three is tall corners because Ag Catches the meta like I'm sure Aneas Williams is a stud when he played. I don't know much about the guy But this is not a corner that I can use. I don't care how good his stats are.  He's six foot four He also has crazy good speed. He could keep up with Jalen waddle or anybody's fastest card He's also a limited so he is a little more expensive because of that But if you've got the bread for it and my personal opinion an absolute must buy is night train Lane night train Lane Might be the best defensive player in the game right now You can go talk to a pro player if you want to see like the actual best player But night train Lane is 6-1 if he was 6-3 he'd be undisputed, but he's 94 speed He hits like fucking cam chancellor, bro That's the thing if people got 95 prime time bro. I could run over prime time with douce Vaughn I might be able to put on pads and run over prime time in this game night train Lane is the opposite He'll light your ass up not to mention he obviously gets really good abilities too So I'm very happy with that buy for our final corner I actually like Pat sir tan better than a lot of the 94 corners because Pat sir tan is 6 foot 2 Like if they're all 93 speed, I'm taking the tallest guy and that's Pat sir tan 242 K for Pat sir tan We're down to 2.5 million. I got it.  Damn There are zero Fletcher cocks on the auction house. That's tough The only other option is William Perry the refrigerator 92 overall William Perry the refrigerator fun fact I have never used this card. He's six two three thirty-five. She's a big boy. This was 93 excel Just kind of insane and then my second detackle. I actually actually really like having good detackles They're pretty damn important more than they have been in previous Madden's I don't need inside stuff though. So I'm just gonna go with a solid 92 overall detackle Yeah, Merlin Olsen.  Not a guy I really care to pick up as a literal plumber right there, but whatever. I mean, you're not wrong Left and right end. I do not run edge threats on left and right ends just a personal thing But Ed two tall Jones is so amazing. This is like an undisputed pickup. He's so good This is a six foot nine edge This is six foot nine address your dude the amount of time somebody has used this Ed two tall on me And I'm trying to throw the ball and he literally just slaps that thing out of the air like mr Miyagi, bro volleyball spikes it right back into the turf. I haven't bought safeties yet So I'm just gonna take Miles Garrett low key I could have gotten Aaron Donald but with 1.6 mil and I still need strong safety free safety kicker Not bad very manageable strong safety free safety are two of my favorite most crucial positions If you saw my double nothing grand finale, you probably know who I'm picking up here for free safety I don't think there's a single card in this game that even holds. It doesn't hold a torch to 94 Steve at water 94 Steve at water has one AP crusher fucking dunks on people for one AP 94 speedy six three two seventeen if I wasn't so obsessed with Isaiah Simmons Steve at water be amazing user I don't know you can make the argument that at water is a better user I think Isaiah Simmons is a much better true linebacker, but you only need one AP for crusher on at water strong safety I probably go Bam Bam cam who probably also gets one AP crusher. Oh, yeah, he gets one AP crusher He also gets zero AP goal line stuff completely free cause shed blocks on the goal line So same safeties I had in the double or nothing grand finale. I have 800 K left over Well, not entirely. I do gotta buy a kicker technically. I should buy a punter too I don't know if I've ever bought an expensive punter. He is the goat He's the greatest kicker of all time. We'll drop 350 K on Jay Tuck He gets one AP Zen and one AP focus kicker. Sure. I have never bought a punter I've never gone on the auction house and bought a punter straight up the best punter in the game is Cameron Johnston or Michael Dixon really?  Let me go fill in my defense. Let's see what if anything we can spend that on I really don't know what we could spend that on I guess a corner for Nick. No, I have every position filled out I'm gonna hit generate bus lineup. I'm hoping right least a 92 overall, right? We should be 92 92 9.5 million coins spent. Let's see what it can get for you. So William Perry the refrigerator I got to add all his little pieces here boom looking good And the only thing I want on him is one AP inside stuff, although he gets one AP Crusher, too Now night train Lane does get to AP acrobat, which is actually really really good But my strategy with how good my players are is actually to play for the fumble because if you play someone who's really really good odds Are you're both gonna score?  It's so good I'm also gonna give night train universal coverage if he gets one INT. He can activate that So we're good there at water is gonna be in the exact same boat I think it's gonna be one AP Crusher and that's probably all I give him also give him universal coverage Lawrence Taylor So we're gonna give him unstoppable force It is very likely to assume he can activate that with how good he is and then edge threat for two AP to come off That edge hot now here's the bummer about Isaiah Simmons You're gonna notice it's just expensive to give him the abilities You want to give him you got to give him lurker and if you want to run Crusher, it's three-hole AP and I do want to run Crusher Let's see how we're sitting right now. So night train Lane Steve at water Isaiah Simmons Lawrence Taylor and William Perry We have three AP left one of those is going to Camp Chancellor for his Crusher as well as his zero AP goal line stuff Tariq woollen gets a free ability, but I'm at 10 So I might actually give Tariq woollen tip drill unless that's what he gets for free He does he gets tip drill for free deep out zone KO is actually really really really good That might be our final ability right there I'm actually gonna run deep out zone KO on Tariq woollen for the most part I do run zone and Tariq woollen will be in a deep out zone. So that's what we're gonna rock I think we might actually be ready. Oh, no, no, no, no, I got 440 K left I got to go pick up Devin Hester 93 Devin Hester for 239 K. I'm actually gonna have money I'm a still gonna have money left over. He's also a really good white receiver Like if you plan to use him, he's still damn good, but I don't think I'll have reps for him with 200 K left over Let's do a final overview before we try and win this Super Bowl An offense if Jonathan Ogden, Ed Buddy, Jeff Saturday, Zach Martin, and Trent Williams We've got Travis Kelsey and George Kittle as our tight ends. We've got Megatron, Akoye, Jimmy G Saquads with Beast Mode in back and Akoye in back if we need them Cooper Cup, Jalen Waddle, George Kittle as wide receiver 4 and Devin Hester, our return man only at wide receiver 5 if we ever really needed it And at our specialist we got Saquan at both Jalen Waddle at the slot Sublinebacker's Isaiah Simmons, Too Tall, William Perry, Miles Garrett, and Night Train Lane at the slot A 92 offense, a 92 defense. Will Daddy's credit card earn me a Super Bowl ring? I hope I don't set a good example here. Here's what I'm thinking boys Just enjoy Madden ultimate team through my videos.   He's got Remus night train and prime time You know, I love when they have prime time. I'm not even kidding. That prime time's nice. All right But there's nothing I love more than sending my half back out to the edge and meeting prime time It's a free broken tackle every time. I assume. I don't need to make any substitutions.  Why would you I'm actually so mad at you, bro I could have done that with a 55 overall bronze. They don't even make bronze cards anymore And I could have done that with him you lip so upset All right, we'll see if we can get the stretch dude. He's got a squad though, but he's got a squad Let's see if a Coyote can get us this Don't need it sequence too fast eight to zero There's seven seconds off the clock and I get ball a half this shit is over good stuff Good stuff good stuff nice work boys second and seven pick artist. I forgot pick artist. He throws the whip Oh, that was kind of like a that was kind of like a pseudo Screen that's set up so nicely. Oh, it's not that's fine. Oh, I was about to get another one Dude, and I know I know it's Lawrence Taylor and I should blitz him every time But this Lawrence Taylor's actually like good in coverage, too. I'm gonna drop everybody in coverage He's trying to throw these short little check downs Miles I switched down to miles Garrett, too. I just didn't get it tough more of the same Wait, what he broke those five tacklers. I'm impressed. Oh, let's stop. Let's go To tell John's was back there. I got refrigerator and a QB spy got underneath right there That is Tutile might be fast enough to all the way house this come on to tell come on Big six I legitimately have not played offense and he's gonna rich quit I've a touch of all in offense three minutes in 14 to zero. It's over the more handsome QB wins Sorry Tom Brady and I see championship coming up. They don't make it any easier I shouldn't be cocky though if I play somebody good with a good team I could very well get my my ass handed to me big-play slay Carmichael and Woodson interesting top three The big-play slay is like 600k. He's more expensive than night train Lane, but the rest at top three didn't scare me too much All right, we'll send Lawrence Taylor here. Who's he got shady McCoy just sweet? Oh Honestly, it got me like I thought that was a jet sweep, but Lawrence Taylor. There's his first sack I got a blow. I didn't get the blitz off.  We ended up hitting him instead of tip-drilling him though All right, I'll blitz Lawrence Taylor. I'll hover middle and I just hope he doesn't throw right side I even throw left side. He got nothing. He got nothing big-time. Nothing.  That's why I pulled out my dad's credit card. I pressed my receivers button I did not you I think you might have just unplugged his Xbox that I don't really I don't usually get the attention screen that long He's got to be gone, right? He did leave. I'm in the Super Bowl already. We're not gonna get it We're not gonna get any gameplay out of this He can't ask for much more did imagine this was a wheel of mud Imagine those were my two wheel of mud playoff videos, bro two-minute rage quit one minute rage quit shadow-dub cities got megacharp big-play Rogers, it's the Super Bowl. Why is there no like Super Bowl like it says NFC championship on the field But I'm fairly certain this is supposed to be the Super Bowl for me. I might have counted wrong actually Lawrence Taylor off the edge. See if he runs it. I don't really expect him to my throw at the end. God I don't think he throws that again that corner out is so open. All right crusher hit Oh, gotta fought through that. We didn't get the crusher there I'm on everything. Oh, is that a sack second in 24. No corner out corner out corner out corner out Hey, nice breakup. That's got a lucky breakup. I think he should have came down with that Oh, we need a bigger hit there. Gotta hit him harder there fourth and nine. He's gonna know how to live. Oh Oh Matt I didn't see him. I didn't see him. I didn't see them guys. All right. I thought it was just my safety bag there He a CEO got met by Isaiah Simmons and Cam Chancellor play action. He sacked. He sacked. He sacked. He sacked or he No way.  I know I pitched it away, but this guy's bailed. Those were two INT's Fourth and three take your points, buddy. If you know what's good for you. I'm dropping a lot into coverage here I think he's gonna panic throw. Let's go We turn that guy over twice in one drive Technically somehow, but hey great work, Cam. I got lucky on that one. I don't think I should have gotten that All right, dude, we gotta get our guy. We got to use our players.  We haven't used him yet.  No way. Did I just torch you?  Just took the top off the defense, bro. Let's get the two-point I tried to get behind a coyey.  The big boys are there. It's third and six. He lost yards on that one I'm sending up all out blitz. I'm going to Isaiah Simmons play action. It's play action.  Parham got rocked. I'm gonna play underneath the mouse Garrett in case you up bingo Right here right here right here. Whoa. That's happened so many times. I'm holding y Hey, I ended the Bible. See that's supposed to be an IMT too. I'm sitting on that. He might go at TN again I got it. I got it. I got it Crusher god, it's so good So night train lane blows up parham like two plays prior on the next one Micah blows them up to and all of a Sunny's too fatigued to hang out to the ball That's also what you get because this guy has a great team, but he's still running 86 overall Donald Parham Who I guarantee does not have like the carrying stats that he wants there. You did not just let me oh Shit. Oh my god. You're so open say one way hard cut. Oh nice tackle. Let's go right here I didn't even have to hide all that that was so open. I was gonna highball egg him But it's it was just open. All right beautiful. Let's hand off say one.  Those were awesome. I think Cooper cup coming across as a touchdown here.  Oh Jimmy G Just activated gambit. I'm just gonna go quick base say quant cuz he's got freight train Let's go Dude it's cuz of that momentum factor There's a momentum factor called zoned in where if you're involved in scoring a touchdown and it's activated you activate your X factor It's so good. That's why everyone just lit up all at once. Oh, no, I do. I just gave up a touchdown I'm so poverty. Oh wait a minute. He just highballed that that gave me the opportunity to Do to be a just thrown that like regularly. I'm so out of position And it doesn't matter William Barry and computerize is Simmons lurked in damn bro. He had me I might be a touchdown. He might have guessed pass good Lord. This is so easy. Oh, I could have gone for a hard cut I just I didn't even feel like it. He's there But when I said gambit is amazing you throw better passes and you can't be picked off by the AI Did you notice how that AI defender reached his arms out and probably should have picked that off except he didn't switch on It was impossible for him to get that lurk unless he had switched on two-point conversion Stay quiet up the middle got laid up, but he's in break due to zero in the Super Bowl I guess they're calling it the NFC championship. This is the Super Bowl to me. You could throw underneath to Etienne.     Well, this is a certified hood classic. That was an absolute blast I hope you guys enjoy it Hope you guys are enjoying the daily uploads on all the channels right now all three weeks MMG and MMG live and that's it I'll save the Super Bowl. All right, I guess the technical now Super Bowl for another video. All right, boys I love you. Thanks for watching as always and I'll see you in the next video. Peace