At the Tokyo Olympics, there may be fewer genuine global superstars than at previous games. I'm thinking Michael Phelps or Usain Bolt, neither of them competing this year. One person who no one can deny does fall into that category, though, is Simone Biles. Biles aged 24 is a four-time Olympic gold medalist, multiple world champion, and arguably the greatest gymnast of all time. However, this year she got headlines for a different reason than for winning. It was for having pulled out of two Olympic competitions, citing mental health reasons.  So it's okay sometimes to even set out the big competitions to focus on yourself because it shows how strong of a competitor and person that you really are, rather than just battle through it. I just felt like it would be a little bit better to take a backseat, work on my mindfulness. And I knew that the girls would do an absolutely great job and I didn't wanna risk the team a medal for kind of my screw-ups because they've worked way too hard for that. So I just decided that those girls need to go and into the rest of the competition. Now, there has been a lot of support for Biles online, lots of people saying how brave it is to come out publicly and say the reason I'm not competing is because of my current mental condition. Also, lots of people pointing out that this isn't just, oh, it was stressful, so I didn't do it. Gymnastics is incredibly dangerous. If you get those jumps wrong, you can paralyze yourself.  So there are plenty, very, very good reasons for dropping out at this point. It probably comes as no surprise though that the usual suspects were not so understanding. Piers Morgan wanted some attention this week. So he had to go at Simone Biles. He has an article in the Daily Mail, sorry Simone Biles, but there's nothing heroic or brave about quitting because you're not having fun.  Much of the article is written as a response to statements Biles made to the press as if it's an interview, as if he's having a conversation with her, this is how he likes to conduct his life as if he's always at the center of the action. He writes, Biles said something really extraordinary and illuminating. I feel like I'm also not having as much fun. This Olympic Games, I wanted it to be for myself, but I came in and I felt like I was still doing it for other people. It hurts my heart that doing what I love has been kind of taken away from me to please other people. Morgan responds, sorry, what? You're not just at these games for yourself Simone, you are part of Team USA, representing the United States of America and hundreds of millions of American people watching back home. Not to mention all the sponsors who've paid huge sums to support you. And Piers Morgan, they're hoping that we feel some sympathy with Nike in cases it's caused them any problems. I doubt it has, he goes on. And when you quit, you were performing as part of a gymnastics team, not yourself. It's also not supposed to just be about having fun. The Olympics are the pinnacle of sport, the ultimate test of any athlete. They're supposed to be very hard and very tough physically, mentally and any other way you care to name. Later on in the piece, he goes on to say, what exactly is so courageous, heroic or inspiring about quitting on your team and country in an Olympics? Simone Biles was so traumatized by her experience that she reappeared all smiles a little later to cheer on the team she'd abandoned as they tried and failed to win the gold. They'd have almost certainly won if she'd stayed and battle on. That's a weird optic for a sporting champion, isn't it? Of course, no sports writer will dare say any of this because they're all too terrified of the woke mob coming for them. But I know many of them are thinking it because some have messaged me privately to say so. Darlia, what do you make of this affair? Not just Piers Morgan's response but also Simone Biles decision and the reaction to it. It's just none of his business. And I just like, you know, I kind of, I think that, I think people get very confused when we talk about why there's kind of heightened scrutiny by Piers Morgan, but also by the rest of the tabloid media, basically, with the minute decisions and sort of personal decisions of women and women of color, but particularly black women of why that's racialized and why it's racist.  He's not using epithets that are racialized. So it's not racialized. But this sort of, it's the hyper focus and the dramatization of what are essentially very uncontroversial things.  And Simone Biles is one of the most highly demanded, highly sought out, intensely. You know, she's the only gymnast I can name. And that comes with its own pressures that might not be experienced by other members of her team. And I'm sure that that was discussed. I'm sure that, you know, with her coach and whoever else is involved, that was a decision that they came to and it's a decision that they're now presenting. You know, or, you know, so doing something like opting out of work that either you don't feel up to or that might be harmful to you, or in the case of Meghan Markle, where, you know, she has issues with her dad. These are like uncontroversial things. And yet they suddenly become these topics of national conversation and these moral referendums on the character of these women. So that kind of hyper focus, that is where the racial element comes onto because these editors and, you know, people like Piers Morgan and these other kind of culture warmongers, you know, they are seen as, they see this as a sort of lucrative and sensational modern punch and Judy where the people who are being punched are the marginalized.  Even if at one point they were, you know, put on a pedestal, that's all the more reason to pull them down because they wouldn't have deserved it.  It's what sells papers. It's what, you know, people are drawn to. And that is why this obsession with Meghan Markle, with Simone Biles, has been so lucrative. It gets them in the press. It's so lucrative for him and for the tabloid industry. And you know what? I actually wish that Piers Morgan would take a few pages out of Simone Biles' book and just take a few more days off, maybe take a few decades off because quite frankly, we're all sick of it. It's just snowflake nonsense. I think you've covered the dynamic of Piers Morgan here incredibly effectively.  Another angle I want to cover on this particular story is how it relates to what I think could end up being quite a big variable in politics, which is that the right have seen that certain people in the younger generation or, you know, across society, expectations have changed somewhat. And we do expect that if we're having mental health difficulties, we can make space around that. And that might be awkward for spectators. It might be awkward for sponsors. It might be awkward for bosses. And they don't like that. They want you to get on with it. If you're feeling down, get on with it. If you're uncomfortable, get on with it. Another example of this, which I think actually sums up this position. I'm seeing it all over the place, but this was quite honest actually, was in the Telegraph today. It was by Madeline Grant. And she argued that workers prioritizing their wellbeing is a threat to the economy. The piece was titled, Indolent Britain has given up on working. COVID has accelerated a shift towards a view that jobs are only worth doing if it's convenient to workers. In this piece, she complains that the end of working from home requirements is encountering major resistance with numerous employees bringing legal action against bosses. Many, such as the immunosuppressed, will have good reason for wishing to avoid crowded workplaces. Other arguments, as with those bringing personal injury claims due to stress from having to commute, seem much flimsier. Calls for progressive IDs fix A, such as the four-day week, have also grown louder recently, though presumably their proponents do not envisage any loss of pay. In all of this, we can detect an unmistakable cake-ism, not to mention something that was widespread among middle-class professionals before the pandemic, a belief in the primacy of employee wellbeing. This sense that work is meant to fit around the employee, not the employer, let alone be a compromise between the two, that work-life balance is no longer a reasonable attempt to prevent burnout, but something employees alone decide is clearly feeding into the debate too. A consensus is forming that professionals no longer need to justify working from home. It is for employers to explain why they should return. As I say, one thing that I think you can say in favor of this article is it's pretty honest. She's essentially saying, workers now think that they're too important, they should subject themselves to whatever bosses want to do, however much it destroys their mental wellbeing. Basically, people's expectations are too high. And I don't know what conditions a professional comment writer for the Daily Telegraph has, but I don't imagine it's as grueling as most minimum wage jobs in this country. So I don't think she's in particularly a position to talk here, but, darling, I wanna bring you in on this particular angle of the story as well, which is, I think, a growing rearguard action from the right, be that Piers Morgan, be that Madeleine Grant in the Telegraph to say, don't you start expecting too much?  Your job is to perform, your job is to work problems with it, get over it. I find this moral panic so hilarious, given that I personally believe that the vast majority of jobs in the West, at least, are sort of complete scams. I think that what happened during lockdown was that a lot of white collar workers were like, wait, like if I just don't turn up, nothing really happens. And I also don't really need to be in the office, nine to five, five days a week to finish my job. And obviously, the other side of that is that we all now know how hard so many of our most low-waged, precarious workers who are devalued by the same Telegraph columnists who are criticized, who are kind of like spoken down of, how hard they are working and how essential they are, and they're working in risky conditions and explosive conditions. And I think I said this at the time that, the government have been so desperate to get people back in the office and so desperate to get people back to 2019, even when it goes against all sensible public health guidance, partly for an ideological reason, the ending of the furlough scheme is because this kind of ideology finds it so distasteful that like the little people could possibly be surviving, putting food on the table, being alive without working themselves to the bone. And I remember at the very beginning of the pandemic when it was clear that commuting to offices and working in offices was gonna be an absolute nightmare. I remember, I think it was Ian Duncan Smith who at the peak of the first wave was like, oh, I don't think that we should have a furlough scheme because it will disincentivise people from working. So I don't know if his idea of what should have happened is that we should have just like stopped everyone going to work and just let them just starve and languish and only those people with savings would like survive. And I think, and then you have, on the other side of it, meanwhile, like the people who work the hardest, the working classes, single mothers with multiple jobs, app workers who have to piece their work together through a range of like side hustles and gigs. Those are the groups that are most disrespected and reviled by the government. So that's what's so ironic about it. But so basically I think that as much as I wished at the idea that everyone was spending more time doing things other than work, that's actually not true. This generation of workers, millennials, et cetera, these are the generations that are most likely to have a second job. We are much less likely to have sources of passive income, things like asset investments or being a landlord. We are working harder and harder for less and less security. We are like the generation that is, that can't escape work because it's on our phones and it bleeds into all parts of our life. We're working on weekends. We're working on holidays. And I don't think that should be celebrated. I don't think that's a good thing. I think it has a corrosive effect on us as a community and also individually. But that is what the reality is. And the data goes very squarely against what this columnist is saying. But a lot of these columnists work in the art of fiction and work in the art of kind of getting, creating generational wars between, and stoking up classic generational wars where older generations believe that no one worked as hard as they did even though it's sort of patently obvious on the ground that that's just not the case.


As you know if you've been watching the channel for any amount of time you know that I've been on a browser journey of sorts for the last Two years. It's been a long journey, and it's been a harrowing journey I've tried all the browsers at this point. I mean, it's been kind of crazy I've switched browsers more than I've switched Linux distributions and That's kind of saying something For the most part most of my time over the last two years has been spent in Firefox and Firefox is great. I have problems with Firefox I've made videos about how Firefox is broken before I have issues, but for the most part Firefox has been my daily driver and despite that I still have been looking for greener pastures if you will and I've tried Microsoft Edge I pissed a lot of people off by making a video about it and you know I use it for about a week and a half, and then it you know decided to suck and You know I've used Vivaldi before I had some issues with that. I've used Brave and decided I had hated some of the things that Brave does I've used Chromium before I've used on Google Chromium. I've used LibreWolf. I've used them all I've even used Qt Browser before and I didn't have a great experience with it because Qt Browser's ad blocking is just a Trotius. It's not good at all. It exists if you count that as a win. That's great I mean it gets a certificate of participation when it comes to ad blocking You know whatever But it doesn't work. I mean I've had multiple people come up to me and tell me that Qt Browser has amazing ad blocking And it works just fine and uses Brave ad blocking, you know technology or something Sure, maybe that's true, but it it's terrible. It's not good So that turned me away from Qt Browser for the longest time But this past Sunday I decided I was going to give Qt Browser a try again And I went through and customized it and got a config going and by that I mean I took Tyler's config and made it my own That's I that's what you do, right? And I've been using it ever since today's Wednesday, and I have some thoughts So let me start off by saying that I'm going to stay with Qt Browser. I really like it There's a lot of stuff here that I really truly do enjoy and I think that if I left it behind I would miss those features So there are definitely pluses to Qt Browser that are that have made me decide to stick with it At least for quite a little bit longer or more more than three days I guess but there are also some things that are just a little bit weird and Some things that are just downright bad So I want to take a moment to talk about a few of my good experiences and a few of my bad experiences with Qt Browser So let's go ahead and jump in So this is what my Qt Browser looks like right now I've gone through and I've like I've themed it and stuff and made it look like grub box and stuff and I've added some key bindings and stuff that even Tyler didn't have and for the most part. I'm in love with it I think it's fantastic. I like that I could hide the Tabs and stuff and make them go away. So there's literally no Chrome whatsoever. That's awesome there is one feature that you can add via key binding that will allow you to open up a video from YouTube in MPV so I can just hit capital M and Let's just say I wanted to do this one here and I can it will open up after a moment. It takes a little while It will open that up inside MPV and what that does is gets me past my biggest complaint about Qt Browser Which was ad blocking because while Qt Browser will block most like Display advertising it will not block any video advertising at all like it's Kind of bad but using this workaround it'll get me past advertising on YouTube and Well as someone who makes money off from advertising on YouTube, I probably shouldn't be telling people to bypass advertising I'm one of those people. I can't stand mid-roll ads. So for the most part. I don't mind watching a pre-roll ad I'll sit through those But a lot of creators enable the mid-roll ads and they like interrupt the content. It drives me absolutely bonkers I just can't abide by it. So This gets me past that and it's awesome It's I mean it's really really good and it even works for stream So if you have a creator that you follow that is streaming you can open up open that stream up in MPV and it will actually stream in MPV You know without having to go through and deal with any of YouTube scratch You could actually close YouTube if you wanted to like I like I I had this video open up here I could close YouTube and You know the video is still there. I can still play in the background You can there's also a way you can go through and create it so that it's just audio only if you wanted to do that And you can have a key binding so that it will download the video to your your Hard drive if you wanted to save it for later. That's really really cool I also like the fact that it has a configuration file that you can mess around with so If we open up my configuration file, so if I go to cdn.config cute browser We go into config.py we can actually go through and See that this has a and you know a huge amount of options that you can mess around with and I don't even think that this is all I mean in fact, I know it's not because I've gone through and added a few things To this configuration that Tyler didn't have That makes it a little easier. So I've set the default zoom I've set this Default to save the session so that when I close cute browser and then open back up It remembers all the tabs that I had open. I love that. I also set a start page Which I actually never see because of the the save session thing, but at least it's there So I like that it has a configuration file technically I suppose Firefox has config files as well, but you never mess with them You do all the configuration for Firefox and all those other browsers Inside their their settings applications or settings pages or whatever. So I like this because I'm a terminal nerd So I like configuring stuff through the terminal and this is you know kind of awesome so Let me talk off for a minute about the key bindings that I've either inherited or Added myself. So there's a few of them here. So these are the these MPV ones Will allow me to go through and either play the video like I did before by hitting ctrl-m or not ctrl-m shift Capital M and then if I wanted to do it without any video at all If I just wanted to play in the background like say if it's just music I hit capital P and that will play a Video with just the audio that's really cool and I've also gone through and added this one here This is capital F and basically what this will do is will allow me to open up a link in Firefox And you're probably wondering why would I want that? Well? Here's where we get into the some of the things that are kind of bad about cute browser First thing there are definitely more websites that don't work in cute browser than don't work in Firefox I've always had some problems with rendering in Firefox apparently mostly. It's just me But compared to keep browser Firefox is flawless because they're definitely a lot of quite a few websites that I go to and they're big Websites that just don't work the biggest example. I have of it is tumblr now most people don't go to tumblr these days It's kind of a dying social platform, but I still use it for multiple things I've been there for years and you know, I have people that I follow over there judge me if you will but tumblr won't work For whatever reason you go to tumblr and the key bindings for keep browser just completely stopped working Tumblr will actually warn you that says this browser is not you know up compatible with our website Are you sure you want to proceed? So that's a problem There are a couple of the ones that are smaller than tumblr that I have the same problems with where things just don't work quite as well as Other websites. It's not a big deal. What I've done is I just have Firefox installed Or I've kept Firefox installed and when I need to go to tumblr or one of those other websites I go to Firefox for that thing and then I close Firefox and come back to keep browser It's not a big deal It's not the way I want to use my computer because I really prefer to have one browser But this definitely is a workable solution. It hasn't turned me away yet Honestly, the the biggest problem I've come across with keep browser isn't the functionality of some websites or anything like that It's the fact that it uses a shit ton of memory now granted my uptime right now is at a hundred and almost 170 hours and I had an incident of keep browser up and up for that almost the whole time and That's apparently not a good thing because keep browser at one point was taking 10 gigabytes of memory That's a lot of memory for a browser It reminds me of the olden days in Firefox and Firefox had that huge memory leak and it would literally Never clear itself of memory like you open up a tab it and even if you close that tab that tab would stay in memory And it would do that forever and you just it just kept ballooning and ballooning and ballooning in terms of actual memory usage and You until you actually ran out of memory Keep browser seems to do the same thing and I'm not sure why The longer you use it the more memory it's going to take now. That's not a huge deal for me I have 64 gigabytes of memory. I never used that much so it can use as much as it wants I'm probably never going to run out But it's definitely a worry something that kind of bothers me Mainly because I would like to know why right because I'm not it's not as if I If you look here, it's not as as if I have a ton of tabs open. I have three pinned and I have You know three open ones and that's about my average sometimes I'll have a couple more But it's not like I have 60 tabs open or something like that. That's I I'm not that messy I use a tab. I close a tab Every once in a while I have one that I have open for a little while like I've had this discord thing here Uh open for quite a while because I'm going to eventually try to do this So I have it just saved here instead of saving it as a bookmark But eventually that will get closed So it's not you know as if I have a ton of tabs and it just takes a ton of memory So if I open up, uh, I think I have H top open here And we do the search now It's going to be a little skewed because I have obs printing So obs is actually taking 1.5 percent right now But if we scroll down just a little bit we can see that q browser is in second place with Almost the whole percentage point of my memory And I'm not sure if this is a percentage point of the total use memory Or if it's total a percentage point of all the memory available I'm not sure how h top does that.  Like it's it was like what's going on here. It was really weird So, uh, that's my biggest complaint about q browser so far, but Again, it's not something that I'm worried about You see I mean because I have plenty of memory I I doesn't bother me as much but I think that it would bother me if I was like on On that computer behind me that only has eight gigabytes And if that was you if q browser was using, you know a half of the memory on that computer it would be much more Uh, it would affect me much more than it would on this computer that I'm seeing in front of So that'd be a big deal on a computer that's much more memory constrained, but they're just There are way more positives for q browser for me than the negatives The I mean the two negatives that I've talked about the some of the websites that rendering and that memory problem Just aren't going to drive me away because there's so many good things So I showed you the the video thing where you can pop a video out That's one thing that's really cool another thing that I I just I don't see myself being able to leave behind Is its integration To to use a word with google docs now and it's nice. It's not actual integration with google docs But because of the way q browser works I have them keys in google locks I mean I use google docs all the time. I use it for tracking word counts for things that I write I keep I Have another spreadsheet for all the words that I write professionally, which I can't show you I have databases of You know stories that I've read or or the other things that I just use all the time I use google docs all the time and the fact that I can now use Them keys in order to navigate it is awesome Another thing that's really cool is because I'm using bin keys. I can actually go through and use insert mode So I guess insert mode and then I can type in in the the thing right And then I can get out of insert mode and go back to using them keys That's just something that I don't think I could ever live without now because I mean granted I could use in any other browser. I could use arrow keys, right? But I've gotten so used to using the vim keys in vim that I try to use them all over the place And the fact that I can now use them in google locks as well. It's just amazing. I mean, it's so so good And now I'm I know a lot of people are going to be upset because well, Matt you use google docs You're a false advocate or whatever like I have to use google docs for a lot of things for work So I a lot of that usage also tends to translate to some of the things that I use it for personally So I use google docs. I kind of can't get away from it. I know I could use something like next cloud or whatever But I don't Have a next cloud right now. So maybe someday I could do that and then Create a bridge or something between that and google docs. I don't know it doesn't matter tangent aside The vim keys in usage for not only google docs But for the rest of the browser is amazing because you use them to scroll you can use them to open links You can use it to go back and forth I mean, it's just So good I just really truly enjoy that way of navigating a browser now It's not as if it's completely new because in firefox. I had something called vimium. I think it was called or maybe it was called Zeeven See them or something. I don't know was maybe I actually I think I use vim vixen in firefox And that gives you some functionality where you can use the vim keys to scroll and all that kind of stuff But it doesn't do the other stuff like it doesn't have like insert mode and stuff like that because you You know, it just doesn't so You because it doesn't have the insert mode You can actually you can't actually use the vim keys in something like google docs because you're always if you hit jnk You're going to start typing jnk So it's not quite the same. It's so much better in cube browser one area that I've decided not to Explore at all is the the marking system So it cube browser does have like its own bookmarking system But I've decided not to use it at all And the most reason is because if I end up switching away from cube browser like in the future, which is possible I mean if I switch browsers like crazy I don't want to have bookmarks saved in cube browser And then lose them later on because it'd be much harder to get those bookmarks back into like a a normal gooey browser And I don't want to have to like I said, I don't want to lose those. So I've just I've been using my script that I have written That will allow me to have browser independent bookmarks and that seems to work just fine. So I won't be Exploring that at all. So that that is my experiences with cube browser so far and like I said, I really Really like it now I have a bet with Peter one of my Subscribers and one of the people following on twitter that I'll only be on cube browser for five days. I'm on day four right now. So Yeah, I think I'm going to make that and I don't see myself switching away from it There's the the google drive or google docs integration thing that I talk about and that popping out of Videos is just too good to not have and I think I like firefuck or I think that I like cube browser quite a lot and I don't see a need right now to switch back to firefuck So I think I'm going to win that bet. Do you use cube browser? If you do, let me know in the comments below if you've tried cube browser and have left for whatever reason Also, let me know that you can follow me on twitter at the linux cast You can support me on patreon at patreon.com slash linux cast Before I go, I'd like to take one moment to thank my current patrons Devon Chris east coast web gen 2 is fun too marcus maiglin's fen jackson knife and tool josh will Lee Mitchell mr. Fox art center american camp. Thanks everybody for watching. I'll see you next time


Hello friends so welcome to another session on problem solving in this session We are going to solve a heights and distance problem in trigonometry so we had discussed earlier that heights and distances are nothing but application of trigonometry and it is widely used to measure heights of Towers trees poles and you know buildings without actually, you know climbing that particular structure and Measuring the height. So here is another question on That topic so it says a man wishes to find the height of a church spire So if you see he is willing to find out the height of the church spire It stands on a horizontal plane now you may ask why is that needed regulation and it is said that a Particular building should not be beyond a given height Then how to find out the height without actually climbing on that onto that structure So you can deploy this methodology to find height of any building. So what he does is he He sees that on a horizontal plane at a point on This plane he finds the angle of elevation of the top of the spire is 45 degrees So if you see I can have mentioned that as alpha is equal to 45 degree here So that is the angle of elevation of the church Spire, you know, so let us say RQ here in that in this figure is denoted by Let us say the church spire and PQ is the Lane on which the guy is and at point P He is seeing point R to be at an angle of 45 degrees from the ground now He walks 100 feet towards the The church and towards the church mind you So as you go towards the church the angle of elevation will increase and hence it is it is observed that now at point S Which is around 100 feet away from P. So this this distance is 100 feet away from P And now the angle of elevation has become 60 degrees. Okay Now you have to find out the height height of the tower and also his original distance from the foot of the Spire right so these two things have to be found out. So now if you see I have mentioned PS is 100 feet Right, so that's what has been given now clearly RQ is perpendicular to PQ RQ is the height and you have to find that out and it's given that to angle of elevations R P Q is 45 degrees and RS Q is 60 degrees, right? Now what will we do? We will now write and use our trigonometric ratios knowledge and write to and will try to write a few equations so if you can see in triangle RQ s that is a Right angle triangle at Q tan beta is given by H upon X, right? And that is opposite by adjacent and hence after rearranging you can write X is equal to H upon tan beta And this is this is let us say equation number one Now come to the second Triangle that is RQ P here also if you see tan alpha, which was given as 45 degrees is H upon X plus Y H upon X plus Y opposite by adjacent, isn't it? That means X plus Y can be written as H upon tan alpha and this is equation number 2 you can rearrange to write X plus Y as H upon tan alpha Now why are we doing it? So basically we want H, isn't it? So our objective is to find H always keep that in mind And X is unknown, right? So I will try to eliminate X Y is known because Y is given as 100 feet, right? So we have to eliminate X. So hence I'm trying to do something so that X can be eliminated So what do I do? I do this operation equation 2 minus equation 1 and hence if you see X gets eliminated because of that subtraction So hence I am left with all knowns and only one unknown that is H So hence if you do the simplification You will get H is equal to Y upon 1 minus tan alpha minus 1 by tan beta And now when you deploy values, it's always good practice to deploy values towards the end if the problem is not that complicated Why because it will try it will you know help you eliminating Error silly errors which you do while calculating, right? Also another thing to be noted here is please remember the basic standard Angle ratios so for example tan 45 has to be 1 you must remember this otherwise you will not be able to solve the problem Similarly tan 60 is root 3 and this particular knowledge After application you will get what? You will get this This calculation 100 times root 3 divided by root 3 minus 1 and if you see this value is nothing but 200 and Uh 36.6 feet so hence answer is Answer is 236.6 feet So this was part a now there was another another part to the question the part another part is and also is original distance from the foot of the spire So basically you have to find out X plus Y correct X plus Y Or if you see in triangle rpq So let me just try it here. So another part of the the question was What is the distance X plus Y? So if you notice X plus Y is equal to H only why because triangle rqp is an isosceles triangle Isosceles triangle why because this angle is 90 degree here. This is 45 degrees. So this angle has to be 45 degrees So hence this side is equal to this side That is pq is equal to rq hence Hence pq, which is the second part of the question is nothing but H is equal to 236.6 feet Right. So both the answers are 236.6 feet


What's your name? Narendra. Narendra? Yes. That's not a real question at the moment, but just a longing to be. I have to tell you something very interesting that this is a Prasna Uttar Satsang. So now you have to ask a question. You can take your time. Maybe you can just ask like, what's the weather like today? What's the weather like today? It's quite nice. Do you have another question? Is there anything wrong with not having questions? Not at all, but in this Satsang, the being a Prasna Uttar Satsang, when you sit on that chair, you do so because you have a question. Nothing wrong with it. But now you're close and now you can go far and then maybe come close when you have a question. I hear anything. You know, Narendra, in this Satsang sometimes I have to pull people down into reality from Mars and space. So it's very strict in this Satsang because of that. But it's all right. Waiting for a question to come.


I think statistically it's it's kind of rare that the CEO of the XO, the mass chief and also my operations officer who's lieutenant was selected for promotional lieutenant commander and so on the opportunity for all of us to take our oath on the same day we had the same date of rank in front of the US Constitution it was a real honor and a privilege. Having friends and family there and to be in front of the document in that setting was definitely very memorable and it brings it home what you're doing day in day out and what you're committed to in service your responsibilities and the significance of the oath of office. I couldn't have thought of it a more special place to do my last in front of the Constitution in the United States of America with my family there it's truly an honor you know I couldn't think of anything I would rather and or any place where I would rather have done that.


Hi and how are you all today? The question says solve the inequality for real x. The inequality given to us is 2 bracket 2x plus 3 bracket close minus 10 is less than 6 bracket x minus 2 bracket close. So let us start on rewriting the given inequality once again. You can see that the next step will be removing the brackets and on doing so we have 4x plus 6 minus 10 is less than 6x minus 12. On simplifying it further we have 4x minus 4 is less than 6x minus 12. On adding 4 to both the sides we have 4x minus 4 plus 4 will get cancelled. 4x is less than 6x minus 12 plus 4 will be simplified and we have 4x is less than 6x minus 8. Now on subtracting 6x from both the sides we have to simplify it further and hence minus 2x is less than minus 8. Multiplying both the sides by minus 1 we have 2x is greater than 8 now. Dividing both the sides by 2 becomes x is greater than 4. Hence the solution set for real values of x in an open interval 4 to infinity. Since x is greater than 4. So this completes the question. Bye for now.