All right cyber traders welcome on back here this Wednesday September 15th shortly after 2 30 p.m. Eastern time And of course at this time of the day welcome on back four hour afternoon meeting great to see all of us at actually at first on YouTube Shout out to Daniel F. Let's do this Josh. He says he killed it on a and why today We'll jump back to that stock in a moment But looks like he did really nicely and hopefully all of us otherwise did and great to see all of our students and trial members alike live Inside cyber group today. I got Michael Leda Jeffrey Patrick who's been all over the a and y trade himself alongside Chuck who closed out 80 cents on the trade just before we started So hey great to see everybody. I'll tell you what I'm down 167 today So not not everybody's up today, but hey, I'm totally fine with that I'm ready to make some money heading into the market close and finish up the day very strong So actually I want to give a quick shout out to one of our new gold students actually today Kirk because actually we're starting with the BTCM stock on the screen here You know, yeah, you just sent over a private chat. He said hey, I'm a new student I don't really feel you know ready to put this in the chat board just yet. I don't know if it's a good call out What do you think about this BTCM and I'll tell you what just to begin It was up near 8% at the time that he had asked and it's still up 7.31% right now Tritting 1.85 million shares across the whole market day today So heading into this time of the day This is the type of stock that we would like to put on the list But what I had told Kirk and what I'll tell you know, everyone here is simply the one issue on this stock And you know where I'm going with this if you've been following me here in the afternoons It's the liquidity just very thin scarce volume on the bid on the ask fluctuating big spread It's not the type of stock that you should be using a market order to jump into or just lean into the trade You know, hey, it popped up really nicely and it was a great call out at the time We don't control the stock Kirk doesn't I don't you know Daniel F on YouTube today doesn't But don't let the stock control you right that that's the thing right that's the last thing that you want to have happened So for right now, hey BTCM will put on our main list to begin and Today being Wednesday, I will jump to Bitcoin by the end of this meeting But let's go right back to the ANY because up until just perhaps over the last five or ten minutes This stock was one of the big winners that we had today So ended up making a really nice squeeze up not right out the gate at 9 30 took a while to get the gears going on this trade But once it cracked over six and the opening bell print underneath that it took off Obviously ended up making this really nice pop and it couldn't have gone really any better for us now The thing on this trade and you know, we talk about this all the time as well It's to say that off such a big pop and a move You don't really Or you can't really expect to see this stock continue to move up and up and up and up And if not up and up and up then certainly not up this steadily right this steadily here So started to chop around and broke higher started to chop around broke higher ended up topping off right around seven dollars and 87 cents so far Pulling back down right now. So hey Daniel F Just got in from 7 30 on YouTube today got out at 7 83 just now to end his day They still joining us right now on YouTube Hopefully able to catch one more runner before the end of the end of it all But yeah for right now the a and y stock, you know, we'll put it on the main list for right now It wouldn't shock me if this is the end of the road though and it ends up, you know pulling back further But hey given where it's at right now at this time of the day. We'll you know, keep more of a focus on it still All right, so I would have started otherwise I would have otherwise on INDP number two on the gainers list now I don't know if you have trade station. I've never had this happen to me in trade station I find to be a great broker to each their own on on your opinions on it, you know We've all had our issues with it with our own brokers This is the first time that I have ever seen anything like this happen Like the whole damn day for me in particular and some of our other Tradestation traders here inside the the room right now, you know, this INDP Just the chart was so out of whack some Glitcher, you know, weird issue going on there now The data was running perfect level two time in sales level three It was picture perfect throughout the day But I was a lot more timid to trade this stock if I don't really have a chart to follow now, you know Furthermore, I did have book map open for this trade. So I was able to call it out perfectly I just didn't take part in this run up. So actually, you know, very quickly allow me just to jump to book map Very quickly level four as we like to nickname it So here is INDP now this is pre-market So it's to say that as soon as the market opened up It took off and then once it rebroke higher off 1250, you know, all this wackiness here It got halted on the way up and then really from that point It just kept going really throughout the course the morning ended up breaking out higher off the opening halt print 1360 here moved up got halted again. I Stock went all the way up folks all the way up to over $28 today. It was a near 300 percent move from yesterday's close and from where we had called it out inside the pre-market hours Fowstow had this on the pre-market watch list. Mind you, you know, it was up over a hundred plus percent from that point All right. Oh, give me a quick sec folks really quick for all of us live inside the trading room quick little issue I noticed that right now from David and a couple of us. Otherwise. Thank you one second. I Got it. I Appreciate that David. I didn't realize that that's a rare mistake for my end. How about that? I Might have to reset actually one more time for all of us live inside cyber group. Just bear with me for a quick moment There we go Folks my apologies there at least for those of us inside cyber group on Facebook and YouTube. You're good to go there But here is book map for the INDP Nonetheless stock got halted a few times on the way up moved all the way up towards over 28 But look at where this thing is now and you know, obviously if you if you're on trade station and the charts are all out of whack Then you're not going to be as keen to follow this stock At least, you know once this topped off, but look at where this pulled all the way back down to I mean Basically where it had opened up right around 1185 and it's gonna break lower. It's gonna break lower heading into this afternoon folks It's gonna break lower heading into tomorrow morning I don't want to toss the G word around and guarantee it, but that's a strong belief there So, you know the the end of the road was you know from much earlier on on this INDP trade hell of a hell of a move one of the biggest pops that we caught at least from pre market into the morning Right, so, you know, hey, I know we had sent out an email just earlier today for all of our students inside cyber group Grant William Brian and in all of us Otherwise if you caught this stock if you made a nice trade on it Please let us know read us back at least from the email that we had sent out We'd love to hear from you, but yeah for right now the INDP for the meantime I mean here obviously, but uh, you know just dropping and dropping it's a clear pop and drop move across the day All right, so I will say this otherwise What we'll do is go across the gainers and losers list from top to bottom as you know as tradition here the G sky stack I will say we'll skip over and for all of us inside the trading room, you know why and We'll keep it going so IRNT another crazy mover right now with a very thin order book at least But you know as you can see making a very sharp push-up seemingly from 27 up three points north up to 30 You know, I'll tell you what as well It looks like 30 was a clear top back from last week 2996 was the high back from September 7th So that will be a really strong price level to follow if not for this afternoon then tomorrow morning and rest of the week But you know, hey, it's a level 5 stock I say it all the time here You know who you are if you should be trading this or not if you did well on this stock from earlier today It seemed to be said there right but otherwise I'd rather the majority of us follow a stock like that's already on the list But like an A&Y, you know pushing back up a little bit back up and over 750 You know students like Patrick and Chuck today. We're killing it on this stock A&Y Especially Chuck yet a nice call out here office 7 made a clear under and over type of movie It called it out right at that point and led to that run. So yeah A&Y already on our list Nice move and this as well the MCRB nice pop from earlier today and clearly still going right now Looks like it already popped and dropped from 650 Just look at the tape look at the time and sales program seeing all the orders that have already been filled So you could just see that there was an iceberg order there at 650 now We got to see if it could re break it or retest it and break over 650 again What's the news here on MCRB? I'm just pretty curious for right now All right, so from today looks like MCRB shares trading higher after the company achieved enrollment of 300 subjects Don't say humans. They say subjects. I don't know what that means entirely But 300 subjects and it's phase 3 study for SCR 109. I have no idea what that means So, you know, hey seems like good news phase 3 is what stands out to me there phase 3 is the last phase for any You know company before FDA approval. That's as far as I know But you know, hey easily, you know easily said here, we'll put this on our watch list the MCRB So the train keeps moving. What else we got? ATNF I know popped up earlier today is that still push Looks like the volume died off quite a bit on this stock at least from the mid morning after 1030 It's 11 o'clock Eastern time topped off right around 690 and pulled back No, hey, we had called out called this out just before talking about the sharp pop up from 620 But it had pulled back down since it's not as lively right now. So I'm gonna pass on the straight MPE same thing and we'll keep it going I see tells near the high the day just looking at the matrix kind of slow But did pop up really nicely for us earlier this morning I mean as soon as the market opened up, of course, you could see it pop from 320 up towards, you know 360 and yeah for right now also, there's a big iceberg order on the ass There's some bigger liquidity even above that price but a 34 35,000 share sell order So, you know, that's what's causing that top on the tell trade but easily enough again much like the MCRB Right on the list Also really quickly, you know, you knew I would say this I didn't say it right away on MCRB But both MCRB and the tell trade are both shortable So if they both crap out the other way, then it could be a pretty interesting opportunity actually is a short You want to make sure you set stops before anything, you know, because you just look what happened on INDP, right? You know the other way around if you try to jump in in that trade long right after the top and it starts coming back down That's an ugly ugly trade there All right, so we keep it going keep it going SM We've seen this stock make a nice move with the market and days really like today Actually even more than just today, but days where we've seen this make like a straight Diagonal all the way up from you know open to where it is now Obviously popped earlier on today and still lingering around the highs right now It's trading such little volume per minute and I'm noticing that right now about you know 23,000 shares per minute. That's very light. So I'm not as particular about this just yet And we'll keep it going. I mean hey markets up today and there's a bunch of other stocks Not even that move with the market but familiar names that we've called out from the last, you know Few weeks last month AHPI familiar name vaccine stock ended up making a really nice move here today that we had called out Unfortunately now at this point it dumped off, but No, we got a lot to check in with at least here before we hop over to the loser's list SGOC and AOV all familiar runners for us in the past. Just look at the daily chart, right and SPR from earlier today popped up from you know from basically four to five and then pulled back Yeah, I mean the volume totally died off on this stock here, too So we'll pass. All right That's just about it on the gainers end here Maybe there's one more that I see I'll jump to it afterwards But we'll go over to the loser's side folks And then if there's anything else that you folks see up down left right more than five percent I don't even need to say it actually today We got a bunch of us on YouTube and in cyber we got a bunch of call outs right now So hey keep them coming folks and I'll check back in with the chat boards just after the loser side here But BLI not BLU not to be confused with the stock from the last two days BLU, but BLI 25 plus dollars stock, you know, obviously the lows right now and this would seem like a really interesting short opportunity You know, hey, it has a very thin order book, but that's not gonna prevent me from putting the stock on the main list I mean again at the lows Shortable and not only at the lows of the day today, but I'm realizing this live in the moment Look at the daily chart folks. What does that tell you? What does the daily chart tell you right now? Not just lows the day today But all time lows on this stock, right Norman So 25 you would assume to be a major support level Provided that's a whole number quarter century number two more of a psychological level than anything There's only 16 1700 shares showing from Nasdaq right now But I would just assume for there to be you know more at least initially there We're gonna get the break right now live We're gonna get this break of 25 live right now. Let's see up. There's 5,000 shares basically So that's a little bit more than the 15 1600 that we were just talking about right? 25 will be support on this stock Now I did have a question from one of our students Dave just simply asking like hey like what happened to cannon today Can he missed trading this morning came back, you know just earlier and he noticed it was down a lot When it seems like the financials are strong So I didn't check in with the news on this cannon trade We were following this or at least briefly discussing this from yesterday afternoon, but today took a huge hit So I think oh actually now that I'm remembering it because it lines up with obviously what had happened this morning But I believe we did reference earnings going into this morning on cannons So the news that came out was earnings of course But they had said the quarter two earnings results were strong and they issued strong quarter three guidance So Dave is right with that like you know the financials seem pretty strong I have no idea why this stocks down the 12 plus percent that it is It's really flat right now if it was pulling back a bit further towards the low of the day off 791 I would be very jumpy as a short It's too flat for us right now But I can't explain as to why the stock is down as much as it is if the earnings were as good as they were Right. I unfortunately I don't know maybe it was a short attack Maybe a firm was you know prepping to load up short and just kill the stock early on but if that was the case Then I would think at a so at some point in time You would get a more volatile bounce back up not to say full recovery But man this thing totally just flattened out after the morning So, you know if this ends up dropping back a little bit more maybe we'll call it out But right now it just seems like almost too flat there GSM Shortable, but it's like kind of at the lows actually But it's just trading such a little volume per minute right now much less even than cannons So I'm gonna pass on this if I pass on cannon DAO not much going on there. All right folks That's just about it for me at least across the gainers and losers lists I mean, I can kind of just assume so I was gonna check out win Wynn just pretty expensive gaming gaming stock I know Fausta was talking about that yesterday morning from the drop off They dropped off into the close and then this morning gap down more How did Penn National gaming do by the way? Talked about that briefly just saying Penn seemed like a nice downtrend heading into 230 and 230 yesterday So pretty much right after we finished up the meeting We saw this big spike of volume looks like some short covering kicked in and it didn't drop any further ended up making for a bit Of a squeeze, but obviously today ended up making a pretty strong recovery in and so far at the highs You know, I just wanted to check in with it briefly. That's all but we're not gonna put this on our main list here All right, so folks, I got a bunch of chat to scroll through here So really quick from Doug joining us on YouTube today. You are G definitely and put this right on the list It was moving from bottom to top as we were going from top to bottom You know why from Dan? From YouTube. Yeah, up 12 plus or up near 12 percent. I Don't know if I skipped over this Yeah, I guess I did a thin volume on the book That's my concern, but it is trading a lot more volume across the last, you know, 20 25 minutes I mean really compared to any point throughout the day. So I'll put this on our list given where it's at right now I don't want to build up too big of a list now at this point, but FCEO moving from the bottom. Yeah strong recovery off of six, but more of a sideless stock at this point Quadruple you it's a slow mover says Mitch on YouTube today It is but it also is moving up really nicely from the last few days as well reminds me of BTU Not today, but just across the last month BTU has been moving up and up and up quadruple you here I yeah a little slow there Mitch, but I'll slip it on there for right now very tradable still. All right, so what do we got from cyber group here? ATNM from Keshe, I think 19% cheap stock or you know right within our price range, but the thing is on this stock It's trading such a little volume across the whole day. I mean it meets the bare bones minimum that we teach in class, but I Don't know. I'm not as particular about this one right now You know if it ends up showing more signs of life then we'll focus on it more as a team It's worth making the mention though Keshe. I mean it was definitely You know an idea just it's trading a very low volume per minute right now All right, so folks I'm gonna flat my gums about Bitcoin and Cardano briefly I know we had some chats just earlier today asked me to go over more Cardano today than Bitcoin So I'll do that briefly, but otherwise I'll just finish up one last call with all of us here collectively if there's anything else that moves going forward, but Bitcoin we're gonna just do mostly hourly charts right now so I like to focus on the hourly the six hour graph the day the week month, but Nothing really much more than that. It's to say that And I'll go to Cardano for this in just a bit But as of right now We've made a really nice balance from the 44 line that we've been harping on for a while And it's making a pretty strong push back up to 49 to 50 that range of resistance that I was forewarning forewarning us about a month ago I this time and this is my prediction if I'm wrong then I'll be wrong whatever but I I'm led to believe that this time we're gonna see this below the roof off of 49 and 50 I don't think it's gonna be that big of a struggle So when I told you folks that I ended up actually adding a little bit more right off of here It was right at right around forty four seven it was forty four thousand seven hundred You know hey comparative to where it bounced from not bad And I think at this point we're in a really good stage with Bitcoin now They were back over you know the five hundred the hundred the two hundred we're still gonna shake around slightly But I think in the next two to three weeks, we're gonna see a really strong push on Bitcoin Now with Cardano with the hourly chart here. This is what I what this is what I wanted to show now If you're a new time a new member joining us on YouTube today or a new student that wasn't here back in late July Allow me just to mention this because I'd called this out I was saying hey folks watch out for this EMA crossover on the hourly chart between the one hundred and the five hundred EMAs that I have here because the last time that that happened it led to a massive squeeze on Cardano and Nonetheless, that's what happens here I went from like one twenty seven one twenty eight where we were watching it all the way up to three dollars and ten cents Well at this stage now, I mean those moving averages crossed around a bit But we're gonna get another crossover between the one hundred here and the five hundred in purple And I don't think it's gonna be automatic to where it makes that new run like it did back in late July But the more that it is that the more that it is going to do that It's just a matter of time before it goes back up to the trend line that I have here the next pop above it the run So I think that we're gonna get a strong run on Bitcoin before we get a strong run on Cardano and hey if I'm wrong on that then I'm wrong on that but You know again going back to some of these other graphs Just I would keep a good focus on a lot of these moving average crossovers again Not as if they're automatic as if they pop and run after every crossover But the last time that we ended up seeing the hundred crossed the 500 here on the Cardano to Bitcoin graph and this was back in mid-August even so you know after the first crossover on the Cardano to US dollar chart Won't lead to a huge run. So now at this point We're starting to get another crossover or we will be in due time and I think that's going to lead to our new squeeze all right Ethereum pretty much the same thing happens going back into Mid-to-late August and right now you're gonna get the same thing coming up All right from Bill am I in Solana? I am not I'm not so not to sound selfish here But at least for the positions that I'm in I look to analyze those at least during this meeting Monday Wednesday Friday If there is one that you would want me to go over if we have enough time Let me know in advance and like you know, hey on Friday, then I'll try and do a quick review for you I could do that OC a and y dropping off, which is not good You know, I was forewarning up forewarning us that that might might have been the end of the road off 780 But right now if we could pull back down to 7 perhaps you'll find some support there or otherwise off the VWAP at 703 and OCG and dumping off it is it is not down enough really to pique my interest I don't know if news came out. So maybe I'll check Benzinga Pro fast if news came out that would change my opinion on it Yeah, no news at least just yet on OCG and I got one stock for us from Benzinga Pro, and then we'll finish up LOD E. Yeah, this doesn't look that great just yet New high the day alert. That's all I got there. All right, folks I'll tell you what we got a good list for right now heading into this afternoon So we got two four six eight nine stocks to work with and really you don't need to follow all nine I mean there is definitely a couple on here that are a lot more volatile and dangerous a lot more riskier to trade So as a newly enrolled student someone that is new to day trading an inexperienced day trader You know you got to look yourself in the mirror and answer that question folks I say it nearly every day now because You don't want to lie to me and furthermore you don't want to lie to yourself, right? I mean you're risking your money here, right the money that you've worked long hours for so That's where I say as a new student as an inexperienced day trader I wouldn't really want you to be following a stock like a BTCM although it's popping and at the highs I mean, hey, there's gonna be plenty of stocks that are gonna that are gonna be at the highs that have much better order books that are easier to read that that Quadruple you stocks still looks really interesting and aside from that We have plenty of others as well on our watch list like the MCRB and tell and you are G So a lot to work with you're heading into this Wednesday afternoon folks for all of us on Facebook live and YouTube joining us today I appreciate you sticking with me each and every day each and every afternoon If you have any questions that you would like to ask me feel more than free to do so by going right to my email address Josh at C2 trading comm otherwise if you are ready to join us live inside our trading room and especially for this afternoon coming up Shortly after 3 p.m. We're gonna resume our audio commentary live in cyber group Go right down to the link on the banner below just to get yourself started on a week-long trial with us there for all of us They're right now like Mark, Leda, Grant, Brian, Patrick, Michael Bob all of us Otherwise the 120 of us there right now. I look forward to speaking to you folks coming up pretty shortly. Take care


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Coming up on DTNS how tech may keep airlines from losing your bag parents of Alexa protest Amazon and should you destroy your Echo Dot instead of sell it? This is the Daily Tech News for Friday, July 2nd, 2021 in Los Angeles, I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Redwood, I'm Sarah Lane. And joining the two coolest people on the internet, your boy, big Chris Ashley. We're on the top tech stories from Cleveland, I'm Len Peraldo. And on the show is producer, Roger Cheney. The only thing that makes us cool is that we have Chris Ashley on the show. See, it's all a circle. We were just talking about the origins of the Wizard of Oz, among many other things on good day internet. If you want that wider conversation, become a member at patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. General Motors announced that it's the first investor in an Australian company called Controlled Thermal Resources, which plans to extract lithium from the Salton Sea geothermal field, which is near Los Angeles, with GM getting first rights on any lithium that gets extracted. The project is expected to begin lithium production in 2024 and would be used in GM's Ultium battery cells. Currently, the U.S. only has one lithium production site. Two days after DD, the operators of DD Xuxing, went public on the New York Stock Exchange, the Chinese government announced it's conducting a cybersecurity review of the ride-hailing giant, during which time new users will not be able to sign up for the service. In its IPO prospectus, DD did warn that it could not guarantee investors that the regulatory authorities will be satisfied with our self-inspection results, and the company will receive greater and continued attention and scrutiny from regulators. They're just the latest to get that kind of attention in China. After launching in beta back in October, Facebook's cloud gaming service, Facebook Gaming, has expanded support to 98% of the mainland United States and is opening up availability in Canada and Mexico. The service initially launched with five games and now has over 25 mostly mobile titles, including Assassin's Creed Rebellion as part of a partnership with Ubisoft. CEO Arvin Krishna's big moves continue to have effects at IBM. IBM's second highest-ranking executive, President Jim Whitehurst, is leaving the company two years after he joined because IBM acquired Red Hat. He came over from Red Hat. He was a Delta before that. Senior Vice President of Sales, Bridget Van Kralingen, also announced her retirement. She'll be replaced by Rob Thomas, neither the hockey player nor the musician, different Rob Thomas. Whitehurst departure is the biggest since Arvin Krishna took over as CEO of IBM in January 2020. OnePlus announced on Friday that the OnePlus 8 series and all newer flagship phones will get three major Android OS updates and four years of security updates. It's pretty close to what Samsung is already offering. The new support schedule is a result of merging OnePlus's oxygen OS skin with Oppo's color OS on the back end. The interfaces of the two skins will remain distinct. It's also helped by Qualcomm offering updates for flagship systems on a chip for three years and security updates for four. All right, speaking of chips, let's talk about those chip battles, Chris. So this chip battle is getting interesting. DK, that's from Asia, sources say Intel and Apple began testing chip designs using TSMC's free nanometer production technology. With commercial output expected in the second half of 2022, TSMC estimates its process will improve performance by 10 to 15 percent and reduce power consumption by 25 to 30 percent. Now, Apple will reportedly use the chips in iPads next year. Intel confirmed it is working with TSMC for products in the 2023 lineup. Nvidia and AMD already use TSMC for five nanometer chips, but Intel wants to be the first to use three nanometers. Meanwhile, Qualcomm says it can make a chip that beats the Apple M1 partly because it has former Apple chip designers like former A-series chip lead Gerald Williams, who left the company in 2019 with two other executives to start Nuvia, which was acquired by Qualcomm, which is the more interesting chip battle, guys. Intel trying to leapfrog AMD by using TSMC designs or Qualcomm calling out Apple after grabbing their engineers. I don't know, I got two different answers because the most significant is Intel finally saying, yep, we told you we were going to outsource, we told you we were going to use TSMC, here we go. We're going to do three nanometer chips. They can't, they just delayed their seven nanometer chips. We're going to use three nanometer chips. They keep saying that this is temporary until they can get their own development back on track. But I think that's the more significant.  That's a tall order. Just saying, what do you think? I don't, I mean, as someone who's got an M one chip and in my newest MacBook Air, I'm like, let's see it. Qualcomm, I really care, you know, let's let's make better chips, everybody. Let's do it, you know, first to the finish line wins. I have to agree with Tom deal. It is very interesting when you get out of your comfort zone and you start doing things that are a little bit different because having fresh eyes, I can tell you from personal experience with working in software can change the whole game for a product that you're developing. Because once you get, unfortunately, you get these guys that have this deep knowledge and they know what they're doing, but they just look at things one way because they've been doing it for so long. And when you get another team involved, you know, things really awesome things can happen when that happens.  Definitely gonna be an interesting chipboard. Yeah, if people don't know all the baggage around this, Qualcomm and Apple, of course, have sued each other a few times. Apple still uses Qualcomm parts for modems. Apple sued the people who left to start Nuvia because they claim they only left in order to take intelligence with them and then Qualcomm snapped it up. A lot of people thought the idea with Nuvia was that Gerard Williams would start this new company and they'd get Apple to acquire it and Qualcomm acquired it itself. So there's a whole made for TV movie going on behind the scenes there. Well, doesn't that also kind of, you know, make more lawsuits inevitable if Apple was already like, hey, hold on, this Nuvia thing doesn't seem right. Well, going after Qualcomm is, you know, that's a much bigger deal. Yeah, if Qualcomm makes a chip that's too much like the M1, Apple's going to bring the hammer down. You're absolutely right. Yeah. Security researchers at Northeastern University purchased 86 used Echo Dot devices and found all previous passwords and tokens remained in the flash memory sometimes even after a factory reset. Some of them hadn't been factory reset, which that's something you absolutely should do before you sell any tech product. But even when they had been factory reset, some of them still had info in there. All right, here's why. If you don't reset an Echo Dot, you can pretty much get all your data from it because it's still sitting there. But it also depends on how you reset it, how much information is left. They did need physical access to this, but if you're trolling around on eBay, you might find some stuff. You need to unscrew the bottom and read the memory and then you can get the information out. So this isn't a remote hack. It's not even a particularly easy hack, but it's one that can be done. If you don't have it connected to WiFi when you reset the Echo Dot and you forget to delete it from your Alexa app, they could recover the authentication token to log into your Amazon account and then be able to go in and control Amazon stuff. So that's a big one. You need to either be connected to WiFi when you reset it or delete it from your app. If you don't do both of those, they're gonna be able to get your token, at least the way it is now. If you do remember to do at least one of those things, either have it connected to WiFi when you reset it or delete it from your Alexa app, they couldn't get that token, but they were still able to get your WiFi SSID names, passwords for those routers and MAC addresses of the connected router. Now, if their point was to try to get into your router, to use your WiFi without your permission or get into your router, they could do that. Probably it's more about finding location by using your MAC address and using your WiFi SSID. In either case, the attacker would need to do some soldering to extract the data. So this is again, not something that people are gonna do on a whim. The researchers proposed a possible mitigation would be to encrypt the user data partition, which they said could be done in a firmware update and not degrade performance. Amazon, of course, responded by saying we recommend factory reset and removal of the device from your account before disposing of it in any way. And Amazon is working on mitigation methods. If you're worried that someone wants to go to the trouble of cracking open an Echo Dot that you got rid of and soldering it to find out where your router is and how to log into it or where you are, then your only option is to destroy the NAND chip inside at this point. But I don't think most of us have to worry about that. Chris, how does this make you feel though? So there's a different perspective on this. And while you lay it out perfectly, right? That's a lot of work just to recover somebody's data that's stored on a device. But what it kinda exposes is that even to this day with all that's going on and all the hacking that's going on, the manufacturers are still not thoroughly thinking about how to protect user data, right? Because yes, in this particular case, it's extremely challenging to get the information, but why are you not encrypting this data to begin with? And so, and then the kind of the flip it responds, like, oh, we would recommend how you should delete. No, come on guys, we gotta start holding these manufacturers more accountable for this stuff. Take user data seriously because breaches are every day now. Yeah, I'm with you on that, Chris. I understand that it's not always as easy as a race button. And then everything's fine, right? But we spend so much time when I say we, it's people who understand these things maybe more than other people, that you have data that is open, vulnerable, private, and you don't take good enough care of it, and it's on devices, then you're gonna get in trouble, it's a bad way to live. So if you've got a device where there is a method for doing the right thing, but it's a little bit more convoluted than that, then yeah, I think it really is on the company to say, if you're gonna take the initiative to secure your privacy as much as possible, then something like this is, it's asking too much of a lot of people, especially Echo Dot owners. Well, I didn't take Amazon as being flippant.  That's just good practice everywhere, and saying this is the proper way to do it for us. I'm with you, Chris, that Amazon should have been encrypting that data from the beginning. Too many companies take that shortcut. I'm glad that they are doing it now. It seems like, I'm hopeful that we'll get a news story soon that it's done, and I overall see this as a good news story. It's somebody responsible found it and held Amazon's feet to the fire to fix it before somebody was able to use it for nefarious purposes. I can't tell you how many times I've had to make a decision in the direction of a software, not because it was the easiest decision, but because I didn't want our users to end up shooting themselves in the foot. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. The BBC has a report about how airlines are updating data management in ways that make it less likely they will lose your luggage. In the past, data on you and your flight and your baggage was handled by email, PDFs, and some fairly rudimentary dashboard interfaces. Anybody who's tried to, I don't know, organize a simple party using those resources may wonder how any bag really even made it to its destination using a method like this, but hey, that's how it was going. None of this information was accessible by the passenger either. So you just kind of said, buy a bag, hope you make it. Normally it did, not always though. You knew what happened with your bag when it showed up or didn't on the carousel. Didn't really know ahead of time. New systems like Sysense, which is used by Air Canada, are app-based and work on desktops and tablets and watches, pushing information to employees and also passengers as they need it and as it progresses through its own path. American Airlines was able to consolidate approximately 100 systems into 10. Another trend is decentralization. Centralized baggage handling system airports have a centralized point of failure. So when it fails, it's kind of a big deal. Decentralized systems allow a lot more flexibility. These platforms are also working on algorithms that can anticipate problems before they happen. Yeah, I recently flew on Delta and was very pleased that my Delta app was telling me, hey, your bag just came off the plane. I'm like, okay, at least it got here. It says it came off the plane where I am, that's good. And then in one case it even said it's coming into this carousel and the carousels still had a different piece of information on them. And I was able to go to the right carousel and get my bag because the app was correct and the sign above the actual carousel had not been properly updated. So there's obviously some miscommunication going there but the apps were working, at least for me there. Yeah, this is very cool and I like it. I travel both of these airlines, Air Canada as well as American Airlines. So I don't check bags a lot anymore. I try to consolidate, but when I do, there's always that anxiety of where's my bag? Is it gonna be here? So the only thing that they need to do for, at least from my experience is they need to add, your bag has been dragged across the tarmac alert and your clothes are strewn all over and when you stuff them into the bag and yeah, all your shoes and stuff are burned and melted together because of the heat of being dragged across the tarmac. Yeah, that is a true story. Yeah, some sensors. Your bag is at a high temperature. Man, I'm sorry to hear that's a true story too. Wow, that's awesome. Yeah, I guess it is good to know. Listen, if I'm halfway across the world and I'm making a couple connections and my bag is not gonna be there when I land in London at 3 a.m. type of a thing, I would like to know, hey, your bag is headed to the North Pole a little bit earlier through a text message doesn't, you know, at that point, it's kind of like when, because I use United Airlines as my preferred carrier, carrier of me, but that airline as well as other airlines have also gotten better at, you get your text alerts well before the gate might tell you, oh, we've changed the gate or the flight is canceled or delayed or whatever the update is, which is helpful and it usually is happening on my mobile device first or my computer if I happen to be on it. It's at the point where you're like, oh, there's a problem. Now I got to go customer service. So it's still air travel. And the baggage. But it's nice to know a little bit earlier. The baggage claim perk, definitely a huge plus because all of us have been part of that stampede when you're all at like one and they're like, oh, no, we switched it to 10 and everybody's like, you know, just let's go. Yeah. I mean, to put a button on this, this is actual digital transformation. This is, you know what I mean? Like this is, if you've heard that phrase kicked around, like this is it actually doing something, changing something, making things actually work better for people right there. Well, we've been reminding you all week and we're going to do it again this Saturday, July 3rd, our science correspondent, Dr. Nikki Ackermanns will kick off a limited series called Seniors in Tech where she chats with seniors about the impact of technology on their lives. The first episode kicks off with Allison Sheridan whose engineering career ended up being a gateway to technology and also podcasting. Check your DTNS feed this Saturday, July 3rd for more. The BBC reports that some parents who have children named Alexa are calling on Amazon to change its default wake word to a non-human name. One parent says other children only stop teasing and bullying their daughter after they legally changed her name. They told the BBC, we have cut off friends and moved her to a new school to allow a fresh start. There was clearly not enough ethical research into using Alexa. Amazon responded in a statement, we designed our voice assistant to reflect qualities we value in people being smart, considerate, empathetic and inclusive. We're saddened by the experiences you've shared and want to be very clear. Bullying of any kind is unacceptable and we condemn it in the strongest possible terms. Alexa-enabled devices came to the UK in 2016 and the popularity of the name has dramatically fallen from the 167th most popular name in England and Wales to the 920th popular name by 2019. That is quite a fall. Yeah. I'm tempted to say children can be awful, but that's not as an excuse, right? That's sort of like this should have been expected and I think that's what the parents are saying. You should have expected this. I'm not sure that any of us when Amazon launched the Echo thought of that. I'm not sure how much I hold Amazon culpable for that. On the other hand, it was a much smarter move for Apple to call it Siri since there's not a lot of people named Siri. In fact, if you're named Siri, it's likely because you got named Siri after the voice assistant, not before it. And, you know, okay, Google, right? Yeah, Microsoft. A whole lot better. Microsoft used Cortana for the Google game. Yeah. So this is not something where I would necessarily say we should have known ahead of time. Maybe we should, maybe we shouldn't, but certainly now it's like, you know what? Maybe don't name voice assistants after people for lots of reasons, this being among them. Yeah, going forward, definitely let's not do that.  I really can't stand them.  It's been a while since, I don't know, I was a kid on a playground, but my first reaction is, but what are you getting teased about? I mean, it's a name that represents a wealth of information, reordering cool things. You know, you can do math, you know, ask Alexa to do kind of everything.  Totally get it. Legally changing your kid's name seems like a dramatic way to solve this issue. Again, I don't have a kid nor am I named Alexa. So I can imagine that it might get pretty bad at some point. There are other wake words though. I use Sonos to talk to my Amazon assistant. So I actually don't have the options to, I think it's Alexa computer and Echo, right? That you can change to, not the default though. So okay, I get that perhaps Amazon has some choices there. You changing the default word is not going to stop kids at school from knowing about. I also just, you know, we're at some point, I don't know when, but at some point we're going to have more customization options for our wake words. So I think that's what the solution is here. I think that's the ultimate solution is just let us all name it whatever we want. And then there's not this one iconic word. Cause sure, you can get made fun of for having the same name as somebody that was in a movie or a TV show or a book. The thing is that fades away, whereas the Echo doesn't.  This whole baby girl would be like, listen, honey, it could have been worse. Your name could have been Joe Deer Taye. Oh, man. See that's Dan Ackerman has an article up called why giant e-ink screens like the Boox Note Air are my favorite underrated tech. He points out that most people think of the Kindle when they think of e-ink screens, but it's not the best example because it's very specialized and the screens are small at six or seven inches. The 10.3 inch screens of the Remarkable 2 and the Boox are much more comfortable. He notes that e-ink screens are good for lag-free note-taking and drawing and e-ink screens are easier on the eyes and good for long-term reading. The Boox uses Android, which means you can even get the Kobo, Kindle, and Nook Android apps on that big 10.3 inch screen. Sarah, you've been testing the Remarkable 2 for the next Live With It special. What's your reaction to Dan's write-up? I agree. I agree. In fact, I've got it right here. I haven't talked about it too much because I'm still in my review period, but yeah, I'm with Dan on this. I also, this is my first e-reader and the Remarkable 2 sort of specifically is very much considered a productivity tablet. I mean, it's an e-device, but the process of reading e-books on the Remarkable 2 is somewhat limited and there's some workarounds you have to do because of DRM, EPUB, anybody who's been through that, you know, it's possible, but there's some gray areas of legality, but just the e-ink itself and also the larger form factor, I have to assume makes a big difference, especially if you're using it as a note taker. I mean, the Remarkable has a pen and that's a big part of it. You know, it's signing documents and annotating things, but also doodling and it's very much made for the sensation of holding a pen or a pencil. In fact, there's all sorts of different pens you can choose from, calligraphy pens, stuff like that.  I mean, there's almost no situation where I wish it was much smaller unless I was trying to fit it into a very small specific bag, let's say. But yeah, I think and I was not familiar with the Boox Note Air until I looked through Dan's rundown of some of the other options that the Remarkable 2 gets put in the category of, not cheap. And some folks say is overpriced for what it does, but yeah, I think the larger form factor, something that resembles that eight by 11 piece of paper as closely as possible is for me, it makes the most sense, especially when I'm trying to go fully no paper in my household, not there yet, but I'm getting there. I like what Dan said about people think of e-ink, they think of the Kindle and it's not the best example of what e-ink can do. So I like what you're saying is like, look, if you really want to take advantage of e-ink, you might want to look at a Remarkable 2 or a Boox or something like that. Well, and I think a lot of people, especially like me, it's not that I wanted physical books, I'm fine with physical books, but it's not like I was like, e-read or suck, I like physical books, I'll never change, but I needed a little bit more of a reason to say, I could do that, but then there's all these other kind of productivity and task management things that I could also do. And this is this neat thing that isn't gonna glare up in the hot sun, it's easier on my eyes, especially late at night, there's a lot of things to like about it. I wasn't too sure about the one, the mentioning of the signing of the IQ, sorry, not the signing, but the note taking. But even though, I could see it as being somewhat useful, but the signing of documents is super interesting because I can't tell you how many times in the last year, I've had a digital document that I had to out of print and then re-scan in or just scribble my finger in a Word document to try to get that thing signed. So being able to send it to the device and sign it and then send it back, that's pretty cool actually. Yeah, there's some pretty seamless things I've already, I've already thought to myself, okay, well, I already had a solution, but this is a better one, it just feels better. So, you know, taking notes, taking notes. Make sure to become a patron by August so you can get the full live with it when Sarah's done testing, they're remarkable too. Well, I've got perhaps good news, perhaps bad news. You tell me, the blue screen of death, you might know it as the old BSOD, has been the crash screen displayed by Windows for decades now. Windows 11 will also feature a BSOD. However, hold on to your butts because the color is changing to black. The overall look remains consistent though, and it's part of the redesign introduced in Windows 8. You know, it would have been a lot better move if the acronym wasn't exactly the same. It's still frustrating also.   What does that even do?  Yep, yep. All right, let's check out the mail bag. We got an email from somebody who works at Wing, who chose to remain anonymous, who says, I'm not, and this is in response to our story from, was it yesterday or two days ago, about Wing and drones and the idea that we can, as consumer drone flyers get approval to fly in areas that we might need approval for. Worker at Wing says, I'm not quite sure if gathering data about where people fly drones would help Wing or Alphabet or Google in their ad services, unless they shared that data with other parts of the company, which they do not. I'm sure that somewhere in their terms of service and privacy policy. But anonymous says, one possible use case for making such an app is this though. Could be to prevent mid-air collisions between Wing drones and consumer drones. The high barrier to getting flight authorization means that many people fly without getting one. When they do that, Wing has no way of knowing that their drone is in Wing's flight path, and Wing risks colliding with that drone by using a system like low altitude authorization and notification capability or ANC. Wing forwards the flight reservation to a UAS service provider, those are the people maintaining that data, and then checks with the UASSP when planning a delivery, that ensures people get their deliveries and no one goes home with a broken drone. Ah, that's fascinating. Thank you, anonymous person from Wing. I never thought advertising was what that data would be valuable for, for Wing. I thought maybe optimization or route planning or something like that, but this brings it into focus. It's like, oh yeah, and safety. And it's a great example of that. Thank you, anonymous Wing person for the clarification. Yeah, yeah. We love getting feedback from inside the walls themselves. It doesn't happen every day. Yes, between the wings. 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Also, thanks to Len Peralta, who has been busily illustrating today's show. What have you drawn for us, Len? Well, you know, I have a couple of Alexis's in my life and I found this story to be pretty interesting. What I found interesting is the chant of Alexa is human, which I think is pretty cool. So here is that image. It's a young woman who I'm assuming has the wake word name. And it's sort of like a poster for the wake words uniting. I don't wanna keep getting people's devices working here, but you can take a look at it. It's about no bullying. The young lady is actually crushing a device with her foot and is really trying to take that name back from Amazon.  You can also get it at my online store, lennperaltestore.com. And other than that, just check it out. It's pretty cool art. It's fun. Yeah, good stuff, good stuff. And we haven't set off my echo once during this entire conversation today. Well, good. I'm glad I was trying that too. I didn't want to be very... 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So in my last video a lot of you guys were asking me how do you actually find out what your non-negotiables are? While I don't have the perfect answer, I do have a couple of things I've done in my life that I would say drastically has helped me out. And so the title of this video is do more experiments because at the end of the day when you're trying to figure out who you are, when you're trying to maybe audit yourself, you need feedback loops. You need information about yourself and the only way you can actually get information about yourself is through micro experiments. You see this is what happens for the most part for most people in their lives. They follow a stray path. They listen to their parents, they go to elementary school, go to college or high school college, get a job, etc. It's a very linear path with no feedback mechanisms because they like to play it the safe game. There's actually a saying that I heard from Joseph Campbell before and it goes like this, he who thinks he knows doesn't know. He who knows, he doesn't know knows, okay? And so when you're trying to find out what your non-negotiables are it's all about the experimentations, right? It's like, hey, let me try this startup. Yeah, I'm probably gonna fail. Who cares? I'll learn a few things. I met some amazing people and I understood myself a little bit more. Boom, that goes into your database for the feedback by figuring out your non-negotiables. Number two, maybe getting in shape. Most people just talk and talk and talk and talk.  Go to the gym or try out a certain exercise or go to martial arts class or go to group class.  See what works, see what doesn't work and put that in your database and then collect that and figure out your non-negotiables. And so life is about these micro experiments. Life is about doing things, experiencing things and getting that feedback from it. And the problem is people don't do this, right? There's a terminology called hedonic treadmill, the happiness treadmill where we keep on doing these things to satisfy ourselves but we think we're satisfying ourselves but we're not, right? We're just looking for that dopamine fix. It's a high. We're addicted. That's why gambling and video games and anything to do with dopamine drugs, you know, we're wired that way, evolutionary speaking, right? And so if you're looking at your life right now, ask yourself, what have you been doing for a while that you actually have no feedback from? What is something you can do within the next four hours? So actually here's a challenge that I want to put towards you is in the next four hours ask yourself, what is a micro experiment that you can do to get a feedback system so you can start figuring out what your non-negotiables are. And the more you do this, right, the more information you get of you, right? And so if you read Ray Dalio's book, Principles, you'll see a mechanism called the machine. And the machine is all about feedback loops and experimentations and optimizing machine because at the end of the day how it works is like this. You have you, right? You are the controller, the operator, but you're also part of the machinery. And so basically it's very, very hard to just just one second. So it's very, very hard to just audit yourself if you don't actually pause and look at the overall picture. And so what Ray Dalio talks about is this. What you need to do is yes, go do the micro experiments. Yes, get the feedback system. But this is a key right here where most people fail and they don't actually do. Once you have the feedback data, you're still in the machinery. You need to extract yourself. There's actually two variations of you. There's the individual that operates in the machine and then there's the operator of the machine. You need to pause and separate you and then start auditing yourself within the actual machine itself. And so you're looking at this from an unbiased perspective and this is why it's actually good sometimes to get like mediators or third party opinions, differences opinions. Also Ray Dalio talks about the triangulating your opinion and getting other different points of views for the data that you collected for yourself. And so that's my advice for you. Talk man, experience life. Life is short.  What happened to my life? Don't do that.  It's about experiments, putting yourself out there, trying new things, getting feedback from that, pausing, analyzing yourself, taking note, talking to other people, being honest to yourself, writing down these non-negotiables and growing from there. That's evolution, right?  And so the more of the story is, don't follow a linear path and zigzag through life, right? Jump up and down, feel, love, taste, touch, enjoy life and it'll be fulfilled. Talk to you guys soon. Peace.


I'm glad that we moved the chairs away last year was really really warm here and in heated debates. You don't want to get any warmer So thanks everyone for being here. I'm so excited to be here and discuss this important topic with you And what are we discussing right? We all agree the problem is that we all agree that learning has fundamentally changed how we consume Content has fueled this but the educational systems haven't really kept up And what we're going to talk about is what is the biggest problem in education today? So I'd like to begin with asking each one of you for your own opinion Esther The biggest problem education today is that we're teaching for the wrong century Teachers are just unfortunately stuck in the Lecture-based model and it's really hard for them to move. I would say that's the number one problem I Couldn't agree more with Esther, but I'm more than happy to mention another problem. We are having We were just discussing about the stuff for example that Esther is doing at Palo Alto High School Amazing mind-blowing and it could be useful in every country of the world the things that Michael are doing are great But the problem is no one knows about those things So education the world of education is extremely local and ideas Innovations don't spread at all and I think that if we are not fixing this one It's gonna be extremely difficult to fix to education systems Yeah, and I think Al Gore's opening speech was really interesting on the importance of solving global challenges and to do that We really need hundreds of thousands of bright Excited passionate scientists around the world. So and and some of the things we see in education is that more than 50% of students in science Drop out of their education because it's not inspiring exciting or fun for them to do their careers So I think a big challenge that we're facing is engaging the new generation in education and make them really passionate I'm excited about their the challenges ahead. Yeah, and I guess I'll share my own view Which is why I gathered you around here to begin with I think the problem is that as much as I love these shoes Us wearing the same shoes us learning the same things in the same way doesn't make any sense I feel that personalization and learning needs to happen because Well, it's just it's just not efficient or effective right now, but the next question is how do we prioritize this? Right, do we do we think do we need to think bottom up or top down? Of course it's both, but what do you think needs to happen so that these people in this audience can affect how fast we change? Well, first, I think it's really important for the leaders and the community and all of you here today to know that you personally can make a difference by expressing yourself talking about it to your leaders talking about it in the schools and I have now this new website just created today actually called moonshots.org and What it does is helps you start a moonshot in your school your country Wherever you are and it includes 100 which is probably the most amazing website out there giving ideas to teachers for the What you personally can do in the classroom whatever you want to do don't keep lecturing give kids an opportunity to actually make a difference and Then they'll be passionate passion is the key and they can pick a great project. Just check out that Website there and then also moonshots.org. I just want to I think we should give Esther a round of applause for launching this today congratulations Thank you, and thanks for surprising us Well, I kind of like them to hate when you are saying that These kind of things don't happen in education because that's not the fact There's amazing things happening in education daily in in Palo Alto in Finland in Sweden in Denmark And then I think that we are giving a wrong perception when we are saying is that all the education Systems all the schools are broken because there's great exceptions happening and again The problem is know how we don't know about those and if we are analyzing how to make the change happen I think that there isn't any industry where the where the revolution is happening top down It's always happening bottom up, right? So it starts with the teachers. It starts with the schools It starts with the forerunners But the education systems are full of gate the systems are full of gatekeepers top level are saying is that Yes, but this would never for example the things that Esther are doing Or Michael are doing top level can say is that yes, but they are so Silicon Valley They would never work in Finland and that's not the case if you are asking from teachers teachers would love it So I think that one of the fundamental problems we have to fix is trust We have to trust teachers. We have to educate them better We have to give them resources and we have to trust but Saku is the role of the teacher The same as it was even 10 years ago. Absolutely not and it's sort of like being being top down. It's bottom up. It's it's cross There's there's so many changes happening But the problem is that all of these are big changes and I think that we need to re-educate teachers We have to put more resources and we have to understand is that from the teachers point of view the change is massive and If teachers are getting burnt out if teachers are not Enjoying the chains the whole system collapses. So we have to respect the teachers Right, right. I think I'll agree with that, right? I agree with that. I mean the teachers are the key Teachers need to be respected after all just think about it teachers are taking care of your most precious possession We need to appreciate respect and trust the teachers I don't know a single teacher who did not go into education to make a difference and then as time gets goes on They become you know burned out because there's so many rules that are Interfering with making a difference. I'm excited because I found something that we can disagree on. Oh good We won't really disagree but I'd like to flip that as a student I've been very fortunate to live in a number of different countries go through I think five different educational systems and have the fortune of seeing both the best of the worlds and sometimes the worst of the Worlds and I've seen as a student that you kind of you're in a lottery as a student to get a good teacher Right. Yes, and to me as an investor the reason why you know We invest it into labsters to take some of that randomness out of the equation because me learning should not be a function of My luck of getting you as an amazing teacher and you are an amazing teacher So it should be about you know giving the tool set to learn and the teachers should be coaching you to do the best Possible thing that you can as a student, right? Yes, so Where does technology come in here? How is labs to changing the world in terms of how we learn? Yeah, I think it's a really really interesting points And I love the moonshot initiative by the way I checked it out today I think it's about Empowering the teachers to be part of this transformation and what we've seen is that technology can play a really big part in this We have worked often with teachers to create technology that empower them through data giving them information about the different students in the Classroom, how can they better act as a coach or a mentor in the classroom rather than spending their time on the monologue Lectures or grading papers all of those things we need to leverage technology to automate And then empowering the teachers through education and showing great examples I love what hundred is doing by showing great case stories from teachers who've successfully made the shift to adopting technology So have more of those success cases sharing that with the teachers I think that's one of the keys on how we can make this change happen but it's it's one thing that is Extremely important to understand when we are discussing about education and and and that's We can easily concentrate on creating the best schools in the world We could concentrate on on having great technology in certain amount of schools But in order to create a great society we need to have excellence and we need to have equity So practically every school has to be great And then if we are taking it to the global scale The problems Many countries are facing are huge for example sub-saharan Africa There's a need for 30 million new teachers and no one knows where to get them So when we are trying to talk about chasing education systems One thing is to have brilliance, but then the other thing is is kind of like to have a equity Throughout the system and that's complicated a question to you that right and and I wonder about this Is it are we really talking about there to be that there is a need for 30 million teachers? Are we talking about how many end users students need to be educated, right? And and we talk about scaling technology right that takes away some of the pressure from how many teachers you need per student So my question and this comes here from the fireside. Thank you guys for the questions I thought it wasn't working now. It's working very well We'll try to tackle some of the questions here Is the challenge more in the format or in the content of what school education? It's now. Okay, great Sorry, I don't know how this works But the question is is the challenge more in the format or the content of school education It's more the format So in other words, what you want to do is give students an opportunity to Learn independently together with the peer peer group learning is most effective And so that's the format the content the content hasn't really changed all that much or if it does change The change is sort of marginally, but it's the question is how to get those kids excited about it and When they use the a computer or a tablet or a phone to get that information And then share it with their peers That is more exciting and effective than just sitting there passively and listening to a lecture Because we all know what happens, you know, you're daydreaming about what you're going to do next weekend, right? You're not listening to the lecture. So engagement engagement active engagement is the key to getting them excited and And all the way the culture of the classroom Is also the key and I put it together in my book Moonshots and education. It's called trick Trick stands for trust respect Independence collaboration and kindness and that belongs in every classroom And I can tell you that kids respond to that when they feel that you care about them. You trust them You respect them you treat them with kindness I'll tell you they'll do anything and they get really excited about it So that hasn't changed Other than the way we treat children today still needs to move to the trick concept Right right and that's the that's the less scalable part. That's the difficulty, right? That's the social emotional You know, that's why we do things. Actually, if you just think about it in the workplace You work harder when you're trusted and respected, right? I mean everybody does and so why not do that for kids in the classroom So collaborative education, that's right But one of the problems we are having with education system is that I I'd say that we are always thinking Or even over memorizing And underdoing so we are not doing enough things in schools And for example, what ester is doing in in Palo Alto is that the way they are studying Democracy or elections or whatever is by creating news creating videos creating articles of those And I think that that kind of systems because you can you can learn so many things By doing stuff by creating articles videos tv shows or whatever And I think that that's a great example of things be this new Digital technology is creating us huge amount of opportunities on chains education And we are not using those practically at all And can I I don't think it's necessary between content or format and we were talking a little bit about this earlier as well that It's much more about adoption How do we because everyone agrees on great ways to do it and great content There's hundreds of ed tech startups out there and you're highlighting a lot of the good ones It's more about how do we get the teachers to embrace it in the classroom? So so and I think that's the topic we should really be discussing. Yeah, and can I respond to that? So and you have the same Possibility through 100 You know most teachers they don't feel really comfortable with tech I don't think that's a big surprise to anyone And so one of my students Mariam Handler she created this app and it's called moonshot squad And what it is if the teacher that doesn't know how to do something from like start your smart board or whatever They just request Somebody from the moonshot squad to come to their class and help them and guess who's on the moonshot squad Students all the students I'll tell you they all know what's going on in tech and they sign up They get community service credit and they help the teacher So I think you also have an app like that as well that works. You said already Yes, and it works here in finland I think it can work in all countries.  They're smarter than you think Right, but then going back to what Michael said because I think that that's the fundamental question How do you really make the innovation spread? And it's quite easy to say is that for example that kind of innovation thing It would never work in our country or it would never work in our school And I think that the only way to solve that one is to tell success stories Right, so if I'm saying that it would never work in our country. They said, yeah Might maybe but it's working in 48 other countries It's more difficult to say is that it would never work in here If it's successful and like the student agents, for example in finland Which is exactly the same that you were talking about it's at today It's more than 80 schools in finland And if it's working in 80 schools It's quite difficult to say that it would never work in our school I mean in a sense in a sense and you don't make innovation spread innovation spreads, right? And you have to be telling about them spreading Yeah, so so the good news is that innovation education is spreading one of our other portfolio companies kahoot Is now we're at over 50 million monthly active users part of the hundred as well. That's a great company And and how did this happen? It wasn't top down the teachers did not create budgets So as to or sorry the schools did not create budgets policy makers didn't make budgets It was the students and the teachers trying to find a way to work together Collaborative tool and it's been so successful now. The teachers are trying to get budgets So it's to be able to become more significant in terms of Role models, right? There was a question here, which I really like that was How can you manage to reinstall trust of various stakeholders into teachers? And I think trust it's it's a common theme in any industry that we're in and it has to do with You know quality deliver it And if you're able to deliver quality you will have the trust you will have the authority, right? So question is michael at labster You know one of the things that excited us about you guys was that you got a bunch of teachers that were super passionate about Getting kids that were fundamentally unengaged They were dropping out of stem school stem educations that they you know Fought really hard to get into in some in many cases and they were dropping out they're bored So what are some of the learnings that you've had in terms of getting this revolutionary content into the hands of the teachers and getting them to Spread it further. So one of the most successful initiatives we do is where we we bring teachers and students together in a conference Similar to this and then we ask the students to use this new education technology And then we ask the students to explain to the teachers what they thought about it What what was their experience and it's always overwhelmingly positive so much so that the teachers realize Okay, we we need to do this which is a much better way than us as ed tech companies going out and trying to convince the teachers So that's one initiative that's been really really successful Another thing that works. Well, we talked a little bit about bottom up versus top down. There are top down initiatives that actually work In canada. There's something called ecambos ontario, which has been a great success for us Where the government supports that the teachers spend time and resources on working together to adopt new technologies And so I think it's it should be a combination of bottom up and top down In many of these cases, but what we're not in in on a european level We're not seeing those type of government initiatives not at a large enough scale at least to make an impact To really empower the teachers because they are overworked. They have already a lot of things on their plate Plus it's a new technology in a need to learn We need to somehow free them of a lot of the day-to-day works. That's that they can embrace new technologies Come on. Let's take a step back. We're in finland the country that pioneered phenomenon based education I love this concept. Tell us how did that happen? Which one the the concept is actually actually an old one And it's been one of the fundamental fundamental parts of the finnish education already from the 60s So so what what we are trying to do is that we are trying to find a way We are all talking about 21st century skills soft skills five seas six seas seven seas And we are thinking is that how could you make that part of the part of the as a part of the curriculum? And then we think that phenomena based learning or project based learning Is probably the best one to make it happen But it's complicated because I think that you can quite easily make that happen implement that in a school level But when you are trying to implement it in a system level in every school of the country It's complicated and it will take years and at the moment in finland There's a lot of discussion about whether this is the right right direction are we taking good care of our teachers Are we putting enough resources in educating them? Are we creating great learning material and so on and and like if you are thinking about chains Chains in a personal level is complicated chains in a company level is complicated Chains in an ecosystem level is extremely complicated But that's what we are trying to do in finland because because like If you think that you are one of the best ones in the world The only way to stay on the top Is to challenge that one take risks free innovate Yep move faster. Yeah So one way we can think about making a system-wide change across the entire world Is for all everybody to think about what I call 20 percent time 20 of the time Do some kind of project based Student driven student interest based learning it differs for every country So we're not going to tell you how to do it in your country, but 20 percent of the time devoted to The as education where the student is in charge It seems like we're borrowing concepts from you know, the googles of this world where 10 percent of your time or we're 1% 20 20 was 20 percent Yes, it works from google So google it works. Um, okay, that's exciting But can I make one comment regarding that one because I think that there's another change we should make in education Whenever you are listening to the discussion about education in any country of the world I'd say 90 percent of the discussion is negative. We are concentrating about the problems We are concentrating about the system is broken And so on and at the same time there's great things happening in every country. So I think that Teachers are teachers tend to be burnt out if all the discussion is negative So I think that we should be excited about education. We should be telling success stories We should empower teachers because if if that kind of excitement is not in the system The change will never happen. So there has to be more excitement and positive examples Into discussion as well right, okay, and so There was a question here that I think is really pessimistic, but I want to use it in any case Because oh, it's gone now. Never mind. Oh, yeah, no here it is mentioned something that works well in the educational system So what do you think is working today and where do we go from here? So my program, which is now the largest media program in the united states With over 600 students voluntarily electing to take this program Is a big success and I would like to suggest that other schools around the world do the same thing Students come up with their own ideas For writing stories. They write them They edit each other's stories. They publish in multiple formats newspaper magazine television radio video movies everything They get to decide the format I'll tell you they're so excited about this That is true for all kids whenever you give them an opportunity to do something and the school supports it They will do it. So that's a really positive thing and it could happen all over the world Give the kids a voice I mean How much time do I have here having three minutes left? But but I I could mention black schools in Bangladesh spreading Works great design for change starting in india at the moment in 30 countries Works brilliantly what ester is doing is working lapster is working There's a huge amount of examples that are working brilliantly Brilliantly and and they are not getting enough visibility. So so we we sort of like Get the feeling is that nothing in education is working. That's not the case There's many many examples that are working great Good And michael, yeah, I would also just add again that we do see more and more collaboration with governments So governments working together with ed tech companies as part of advisory boards and so forth Which is something that we feel at least now is opening a lot of doors. So that's a positive And so sitting here in five to ten years time Do you think we'll we'll have come to something like a crowdsourced global educational curriculum Is there space for something like that? Or do you think it will still be local five ten years from now? I think it's still local because I think it depends on your particular needs and your particular country Although there will be more International or crowd-based We all have our own particular needs And so what works in one country might not work in another country And that's part of why I think a lot of these solutions are country based Right, but you know what we're all kind of the next step between Why do we get educated is that we can enter the labor market right talking about automation and then the fear of unemployment But that's a global problem, right? So can we afford to think of education as local still? No in that case Okay, we'll have to switch a little bit Because I think we all need to teach all students everywhere computer skills Basic computational thinking it should start in kindergarten and every Child on the planet should be able to take it in school Just like you know the best people to learn a foreign language are kids Right two year olds three year olds. They can you know, they can pick up a language in a minute And so we should be teaching computer language to all kids. They can learn it really easily Might be half hard for us as adults, but it's not hard for them So that's one thing that well should change dramatically for the entire planet. Good People are saying that schools are not changing and schools are changing But ed UK the world is changing faster and the gap is widening So if you are not closing the gap in 2030 It will be problematic And I think that the only way to close the gap is through scalable innovations Because that's the way to life changes in any other industry Whether it's Airbnb or Uber or Facebook or Twitter or whatever And I'm fully confident that by 2030 we are having One two three global education initiatives innovations that are changing the total landscape It means that there's parts which are still local But but there's gonna be global innovations as well definitely good And I could add that we already see that within science There's really a global curriculum and we teach the same things in China and the US and Europe And we see that trend continuing where there's more and more agreement on the curriculum across the world So I agree with the science curriculum should be global and it is for the most part Perfect. We have 20 seconds left. So I guess I'll wrap it up by saying We've agreed on the Localization personalization Given students more power and the teachers just accepting to learn new things, right? And getting incurred getting awarded for that. Thank you everyone. And thank you for the questions. Thank you. Thank you


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All right, let's get you caught up with the all-exciting Skopje football season in Jamaica, and it is proving to be another wonderful campaign, and let's get you caught up with what's happening in the competition, and we start today with the Dacosta Cup because we're at the round of 16 stage, and all the remaining matches will be played on Saturday, and the top eight will advance to the quarter-finals of the competition. Let's have a look at the fixtures and how all the teams stack up. This is group one. They call this one the group of death coming in. Karen and College, they have two wins, and they are on six points. Colonel College and St. Elizabeth Technical both have an opportunity to still advance. Myle Gully, they are out of the running for a spot in the quarter-final. Myle Gully will play St. Elizabeth Technical on Saturday, and Karen and College will play Cornwell College. Now, I tell you what, this group has produced one of the best games I've seen in the Dacosta Cup since COVID-19, and it was in midweek on Wednesday. Karen and College versus St. Elizabeth Technical. This was a cracker of a game that technical quality, the technical ability of both teams on display in that game was absolutely wonderful. It was decided by a Devonte Hodges header in the second half. It was a fabulous game of football, and I think we can expect more quality in the final set of matches. That Karen and College, Cornwell College game will be a cracker because Cornwell College lost their game, opening game to St. Elizabeth Technical. It was a close one. It was my three goals to two, so they have a lot of quality as well. Here's the Hodges header that decided the St. Elizabeth Technical, Karen and College game under the lights in Santa Cruz. It was a wonderful game, one of the best games I've seen in the Dacosta Cup since COVID-19, and not to mention the crowd as well. That venue was jam-packed in Santa Cruz, and this is what Dacosta Cup football is all about. So that is group one in the round of 16. Let's have a look at group two in the round of 16. The second seeds, Manchester High in a slight spot of mother here. They find themselves in third position on three points after being upset by BB Coke. Four goals to two in midweek. BB Coke leading the group with six points. Happy Grove, they are in second on three points. Manchester High will play Happy Grove on Saturday. I will say though that Manchester High go into that game as favorites while Tacky will play BB Coke. BB Coke go into that game as favorites as well. So I think the expectation there is that both Manchester High and BB Coke will qualify from group two. Let's have a look what group three is looking like, and this is another tight one. Dintil Technical leading the way with four points. I consider them the most consistent team in the Dacosta Cup over the last 10 years without winning the title. We just spoke to Xavier Gilbert. He got them to a final a few years ago. Christiana High in second and three points. McGraw in third on two points and William Nibb in fourth on a point. Dintil Technical will play William Nibb on Saturday. That's the game we'll be broadcasting live on your home of champions. So don't know the Sportsmax app and you can watch it on Sportsmax Plus. McGraw will play Christiana and what that means it's a glorious opportunity for either McGraw or Christiana to get into the last eight of this competition because the winner there will pretty much guarantee themselves a spot in the last eight, which means in our TV game Dintil versus William Nibb all for those two to play for. Let's have a look now at group four. This is the final one in the round of 16. Glenmere High one of the pre-tournament favorites leading the way with four points and goal difference over Garvin Maseo who won the title in 2021. Froome Technical in third on three points. They still have a shot of going through Port Antonia struggling. They've lost their first two matches on our own of contention. So Garvin Maseo if they win against Port Antonia that will take them through and so it will come down to Froome Technical versus Glenmere. Glenmere will only need a draw there I suspect to get into the last eight of the competition. So that group is coming down to the wire as well and will make the final day quite cracking. Now the urban area competition the Manning Cup will also be serving up some tantalizing clashes on Saturday with the quarterfinal round commencing. This is how the teams got to the last eight. Mounahai 10-1 an aggregate over Jonathan Grant, Jamaica Khaled 6-1 an aggregate over Eltham, Excelsior losing 3-1 an aggregate against Heidel, St. George's College 5-0 an aggregate against St. Jago 3-0 and 2-0 score lines there. Kingston College they have done well on the new coach Vassa Reynolds 7-3 an aggregate over Campion College that was a good tie especially in the first leg where Campion College led by two goals to nail but then lost that game 3-2. Heile Selassie going out to Tivoli Gardens beat Heile Selassie in the knockout final last season and this was another big win for them to move into the last eight. So Andrew Technical the pre-championship favorites they won their tie by seven goals to nail and I would think they are the team to be going forward and St. Catherine getting the better of Wilma's 5-1 an aggregate. Lance Whitaker is not going to like that that Wilma's are out of the Manning Cup. Let's have a look then at the matches to look forward to this weekend of course the teams have been put into two groups of four group one stats Mona Kingston College and St. Catherine that one you can consider the group of death and to start Kixi play Mona and St. Andrew technical play St. Catherine and I tell you what St. Andrew technical have been brilliant again this season remember they have lost three finals in the last six years 2017 2019 and last season their lead goal scoring in the competition this season with 59 goals and they have been the leading defensive unit as well coach Philip Williams has gone to a back three this season instead of as usual back four and that seems to be working out well for them there is no doubt that St. Andrew technical possessed the quality to go on and win the Manning Cup this season the question is when it comes to crunch time will they be able to get the job done and then there's group two in the quarterfinal round of the Manning Cup let's have a look at that one the defending champions Jamaica College always dangerous St. George's College Tivoli Gardens and Heidel JC start against Heidel and St. George's College will play Tivoli Gardens in their opening quarterfinal round match two groups of four the top two from each group will advance to the semi-finals of the Manning Cup that's it i hope you're all caught up on scuba football from the land of wooden water remember to join us live on saturday william nib versus dintil technical in that all important the Costa Cop encounter we'll be back with more on the sports