se to us in the galactic sense and traveling around the center of the galaxy where we're with us.  Is there any salt, is there much? No, fact, fact. Next up, thanks for your super chat. Let's see, appreciate it from show your sources. They say someone in the North and someone in the South opposite sides of the earth. Next up, King conquest, thanks for your super chat. They said, I know Polaris is in the North sky even in the daytime. Yes, but you can't see it. So there would be no observation claiming someone at night and someone in the day can both see Polaris. You can assume it's there, but you can't see it. So when Craig goes, two people are looking at the same stars, no they're not because it would be on the other side of the earth. Craig believes in SpongeBob imagination. Go ahead, Craig, interrupt me.  You can't feel what Ken Hoven gives freely and if I have to be- Now you've literally stolen his bit. Literally stolen. You don't have any originality about it. Thank you so much. They're not at all, Craig. What are you going to do with the kids in school? It's amazing. Let's see, Brad Dubey, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, why does light care about visibility from above in parentheses from the vertical at any distance versus say light from the horizontal to an example, the sunset? You have no critical thinking skills. Zero. Cool story. Thanks for that. No doubt. Thanks for your super chat.  Space monkey, seven, seven. Thanks for your super chat. They say Neil deGrasse Tyson also says a lot more to support physics. Why don't you consider that, Natalie? What physics does he say to support? Because he tells you that Earth rotates under balls. If you believe that, you should take a look at a hot air balloon or a drone or a helicopter or smoke or insects or take a look at- That's pretty cool. Someone who just teed off a golf. If someone, if the Earth's moving under a football which travels for very short period of time, why wouldn't it move under a golf tee which has a lot more hang time than a football throw? I mean, this is just backwards reality, upside down, imagination, land, science. Next up. So you still don't know what planet- Skeptic whiz, thanks for your super chat. They said, fight the flat Earth already lost. Case closed. Through that, I agree with that person. I'm totally lost. I mean, objective reality says exactly the opposite.  Questions are evidence, Craig. If you had some evidence, then- Oh, I presented plenty of evidence. You just don't understand any of it. I went through all of them, 0.5 points. And you were wrong about all of it. Now we have the opportunity to answer the question. We're going to fight the last word on this one just because the super chat was for him. What was that? So what was the super chat? It was just the one- The one being nasty to me. Oh, OK.  DITRH. Wait, shall I respond to that? No, let's move on. Let's move on. Flat Earthers will be flat Earthers. Let's move on. But global Earthers will also be flat Earthers. Eight showerheads. I was handshake global Earther, too. Was originally for him. DITRH, thanks for your super chat. They said, the stars rotate to a position close to the viewer while Polaris remains at a fixed position. Through that, Polaris means pole star. We are not blasting through space. Earth is stationary. Seems like my hammer is getting through to the SpongeBob fans. Thanks very much. Ranger man number 0-4.  Thanks for your super chat. They said, even SpongeBob is smarter than Natalie. Bodhi McBoatface, thanks for your super chat. They said, Natalie, I live in New Zealand and absolutely see stars rotate opposite direction to the Northern Hemisphere. Well, in the Northern Hemisphere, they move east to west. And Craig said, in the Southern Hemisphere, they move east to west. So they don't move in opposite directions. You are- They rotate in opposite directions. You absolutely need to consider it. Thank you very much. Next up. Dennis D, thanks for your super chat. Who doesn't even understand rotation, James? It's incredible. He can function as a human. Dennis D, thanks for your super chat. He says, all schools are closed. True. Stringer News 1, thanks for your super chat. They said, Pigeon Chess. Michael Dresden in all caps. Even when it's a super chat. Thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan Thompson destroyed Fight the Flat Earth tonight.  Therefore, he lost the debate. C4, Nathan doesn't even care anymore. C4, thanks for your super chat.   There are so many amazing people in your chat that deserve your support over Nathan's. I don't understand. There's a lot of people complaining about the fact that he's a moderator. They don't think that someone as detestable as him should be a moderator. Oh yeah. And the fact that he's wearing a building seven shirt is extremely disrespectful and horrible and that kind of behavior should not be supported. Gotcha. Let's see. I haven't examined all of Nathan's personal life. But yeah, I can try to look into more of Nathan's personal life. And in addition to the nude photo he showed us tonight, as much as I can. So, Bodie McBoatface, thanks for your super chat. Says, SpongeBob's life matters, Natalie, you monster. Thank you for that. Eric, Edward, Eric, thanks for your super chat. Said, Nathan, why doesn't perspective make planes disappear behind the horizon or any other objects in the sky? Planes do disappear behind the horizon. What are you talking about, SpongeBob? Oh, they disappear behind the horizon. That means the Earth's a globe. Horizon is not actual. It's a parent and I'm not a parent. A parent means there's a physical of something. I'm not a parent to talk to you anymore. A parent means there's a physical of something, young T-Boy. Thanks for your super chat. The Athens 619 says, constantly saying perspective doesn't help your position. You are also saying parallel lines intersect. Love your Dunning Kruger. Yeah.  And Flat Earth, thanks for your super chat.  Movie theory responds by saying, fight the Flat Earth is getting spanked in all caps. Craig lost. Yeah, total fail. Oh, wait, no, that's in opposite world.  Stop the spanking. Okay, MacGyver Institute of Ninja Technology. Thank you for your super chat. It's perspective proved it on my channel. Sometimes you gotta spank this fun, Bob, and let him know that it's not real science. Dude, you should really keep your fetishes to yourself. Like, that's not healthy. Thanks. Not healthy. Thank you, Dennis D, for your super chat. They said, why the educated person knows fight the Flat Earth scored victory. The banner. Yeah, James, it's not hard to win a debate against a Flat Earther.  The banner. That's excellent, thanks so much. The banner of Hamuro, that's embarrassing.  Yeah, there is no debate. It's subjectively not flat. The Earth is a globe. We are in space. There is no evidence for the Flat Earth. It's the simple fact. These aren't debates.   Roxata, thanks for your super chat. Yeah, I just realized, you know it's funny that even though Craig was playing the video, Nathan, when you hold up SpongeBob and like pretend to move it and stuff while Craig is talking, it's kind of the same idea. We've never had, this is the first night where both of you coincidentally brought visual props to hold up while the other person was talking. It's just interesting. So it made it added to the intensity. Movie theory, let's see if we get that one. Roxata, thanks for your super chat. They said, is Nathan even listening or just playing with toys? Movie theory, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan destroyed, fight the Flat Earth.  Ignorant must not mean what they think it means. Thanks very much. Revet, thanks for your super chat. They said, 7-Eleven, is Nathan Thompson's preferred age range? Okay, gosh, that one snuck through. P Barnes, thanks for your super chat. He's not a pervert. Okay, P Barnes, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan reconsider your use of Kent Hoven's shtick. He understands that the earth is flat. Michael Barrett, thanks for your super chat. They said, super chat equals truth. Kranz, dinners on me, Nathan. I'm confused. Aurora, thanks for your super chat. They said, force of gravity works in X, Y, and Z axis of space. Mass in space like solids and waters are attached, are attracted into a center. Thus, a spherical body is formed. Yeah, pyrostatics actually say that the lowest energy state of water will make it form a sphere. But Nathan wouldn't get it, it's science. Thanks so much, no doubt. Thanks for your super chat. They said, Spongebob forever. Dennis D, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan lost.  The Chad, question for Natalie. Can you graph eight inches meters squared? Does the shape of the graph make the same shape of our globe model earth? The eight inches per mile squared is accurate up to 1,000 miles. Nobody's doing 1,000 mile sight distance observations. So, so you- Not accurate at all, it's an approximation. Okay, I'm trying to add 1,000 miles, Craig. How much is it off by? It's an approximation, Nathan. Is it off by even a foot, Craig? Or is it less than a foot? What does the word approximation mean, Nathan? Stop saying it's accurate when it's an approximation. And then stop trying to straw man me. And you answered a question. No, no, because we're not here doing the back and forward.  All right, what is the next question, James? Gotcha, thanks so much. Next up, appreciate your super chat from J.L. Warrens. It's strange that Nathan would use Hovind's shtick, but Hovind does not believe the earth is flat. Leave, you hear it, James? You hear that? The B word again. But he doesn't believe it's all cult rhetoric because when you are a SpongeBob, you can't talk about science. You have to talk about religion. Yeah, that's all you have. A book says a thing. I haven't said anything about Bible. Am I on my argument?  Don't lie. Can you not just stop lying at once? CP, thanks for your super chat. They said, James, if someone just goes over the points of the opponent and not give an answer, be a criminal. Please kick them from debates. I don't know, we're pretty laissez-faire. Love it or hate it, I don't mind. You can throw your poop at me, I don't mind. Next up, J.L. Warren said, when will you admit that you were exposed as a Poe in Dallas, Nathan? Definitely not a Poe, I mean. No, he genuinely is genuinely is actually, but it's true, guys. Another insult from Craig, we're at 20. You actually beat out your interruptions with your insults now because of the question.  You just couldn't contain yourself, Craig.  Next up, you've got to fly through these things for your super chat. Whits, whits it, gets it. Fight the flat earth, can you attribute a property to a privation?  Pretty frank answer. GS Geology says, SpongeBob equals I don't know from Nathan. Josiah Hansen, thanks for your super chat. They said, when you copy Hoven's dumbest actions, General Balsak, thanks for your super chat. That's the real name. Why have no flat earthers attempted to seek the edge of the earth to prove incontrovertibly that the earth is flat? That's an interesting question, what do you got, Nathan? They think that finding an edge proves it's flat. How funny is that, James? So what proves that the earth is flat is that it is flat, not that it has an edge. That person is scientifically illiterate. Got any measurements of flatness there, Nathan?  No, no, you don't, you don't, do you? I've got measurements of curvature, though. It's funny that there's no measurements of flatness, but I've got measurements of curvature. God, it's hilarious, can we move on? Gotcha, thanks so much very much for your super chat. From CheeseMundo says, thanks, Bob. Stringer news one, thanks for your super chat. Who says, Nathan, who appointed you spokesman for, quote, science? Roxada, thanks for your super chat. They said, why does Nathan have so many kid toys? Aurora, thanks for your super chat. Said, Nathan, conspiratorial thinking can make one delusional. Michael Barrett, thanks for your super chat. He said, SpongeBob, quote, help me. I was just at school. RangerMan9404 says he uses SpongeBob. Let's see, let's see. KayDoc, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan knows science, quote, question mark. He doesn't have scientific paper on his name, nor higher level scientific degree. Any papers on Thompson Ruder science journal? TNA Vesak, thanks for your super chat. They said, for Nathan, does Nathan realize that Kent Hovind, another charlatan, would be embarrassed to see him steal his SpongeBob prop. When a fraud thinks another fraud is ridiculous, does not bode well for you, Nathan. Tinker, Phil, thanks for your super chat. He said, Nathan, why do you think that people who actually make a real variable? I'm just laughing at how many of these angry super chats that are for Nathan, okay. Nathan, why do you think that people who actually make real variable contributions to science not understand science as well as you do? Because I've tested the earth and they're wrong. If you could test it yourself, large quantities of water do not curb, you need to be in a container. And when they're at rest, they are level and horizontal. Cool, got any measurements of flatness? Painter. Thanks for your super chat. Any measurements of flatness? No, didn't think so. Appreciate your super chat from Dennis D, who says, what will Nathan Thompson say about helium balloons or gravity? Magic. You guys assert that gravity pulls all things down. So what would you say about helium balloons?  Okay, what would we say about helium balloons? Well, that's because the air which has more mass is being pulled down with more force, which creates a force in the opposite direction. Buoyancy cannot exist without gravity. The equation for buoyancy is the buoyant force equals rho for density times G for the gravitational acceleration times V. Could you have a balloon with pressure inside without the rubber container, Craig? Probably not, no, but there's a force there. There's a force in the thing that I showed you, an emergent force, just like gravity is an emergent force. I already stated that when you put gas in a vacuum, it moves in all directions. Oh, funny, when I showed you the image of gas in the vacuum, not moving in all directions, that debunked what you said. When you put gas in a vacuum, it doesn't go down, it goes in. Got to move fast, got to move fast, Craig. Next, not moving in all directions. AJ, Raven, Wolf, thanks for your super chat. Who said, Nathan, you're delusional. Some of these are just the most explicit insults. Sear. I mean, they're right. Sear, thanks for your super chat. Who said, how many lies will Nathan tell? He knows exactly who astronomy live is. Like astronomy live, yes. Astronomy live is the other person that destroys J.M. with his footage. And boy, Nathan, do I have a story about all that. Breaton, Bol, thanks for your super chat. They said, can Nathan explain what the inertial frame of reference is? Yeah, it's stationary. That's why the atmosphere doesn't move separately from the Earth. No, no, no, no. What is the inertial frame of reference? No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not talking with you. It didn't answer, just so you know. Go ahead and let's see. Whitsit gets it. Thanks for your super chat. Who said, quite the tight shirt just begs the question. I don't get it. Quite the tight shirt. He's changed it from fight the tight shirt. I mean, fight the tight shirt is probably one of the cleverest things I've heard a flatter of her say.  I am fight the tight shirt. Gotcha. Thanks for that. Ranger man 9404, thanks for your super chat. They said, how can I not touch my face and yet face palm? Eric Veer, Thaler 92, question for Nathan and fight the flat Earth. What would change your mind? We'll give you each 30 seconds. OK, what would change my mind is some evidence of a flat Earth. Simple. There isn't any evidence that the Earth is flat. There's no measurements of flatness. There is no scientific experiment that can demonstrate that the Earth is not moving. Every time you try to measure movement, you get movement. There is no evidence. The only thing that would change my mind is if there was any evidence, but there isn't. Gotcha. Thank you very much. And next up, or Nathan, if you want to respond, we'll give you 30 seconds. Yeah, sure. He asked what would change my mind. I already have changed my mind. I used to be a glover and now I'm a flat Earther. It's a progression. You'll figure it out. Gotcha. We did the question again. See. Tremera B, thanks for your super chat. Who says Nathan Thompson on the internet, you can be anything you want.  I didn't choose flat Earth. Flat Earth chose me. Thank you very much. Thank you.  Thomas B, thanks for your super chat. They said, fight the flat Earth. Can you show evidence of abuse in Nathan's research group? Can I show evidence of abuse in Nathan's research group? Yeah, I don't know. I didn't say there was any abuse in Nathan's research group, but that's a massive echo chamber, not a research group that doesn't like questions. And ban you when you start asking questions about gravity. Can I respond to that? What do you got, Nathan? Yeah, he says it's an echo chamber. Well, you're right, Craig, because all you do is interrupt people and insult them. That sounds like a massive echo chamber.  Like, how do you not swallow your tongue at night? Another inch. Oh, I couldn't think of so much. No, it was a question. I am genuinely concerned for your safety when you go outside without a helmet. Next up, thanks for your super chat. We have Amari Kitadokoro. Thanks for your super chat. They said question for Nathan. We read your flyer. Where did you get the Photoshop photo of Buzz Aldrin that is printed on your flyer? I don't know what you're talking about, Photoshop picture of Buzz Aldrin that you. We see. Water is a natural level, airplane level, flight, science says it's stationary. Or is Ryzen's always at level? We see too far. I don't see Buzz on here, but if you want to email me at FlatEarthFlyers at gmail.com, I just try to focus on the science. Hey, Nathan, why does your flyer contain outright lies that you know about? Next up, let's see. Ruckstada, thanks for your super chat. They said question for Nathan. Why do you have kids toys? This is IQ level. I'm a Toys R Us kid. I don't want to grow up. Appreciate that. Matt, Matt, thanks for your super chat. He said, hey, Craig, how do you like your new two toy? Oh, it's fun.  And I've done a pretty good job of that.    Gotcha. Nice. Gosh. Do we? Let's see. Give me one second. I lost my spot. That's funny. I think we got that one. Got that one. Almost there. Matt, Matt's. Oh, we got that one. Josh Griffin, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, I'd like to get an answer to the question, Fight Flat Earth, asked before the Q&A started specifically about the ring laser gyroscope, if I'm saying that right. Gyroscope. Yes, light moves on a flat Earth. We observe light move. Anyone who thinks the ring laser gyroscope proves that the Earth moves is scientifically illiterate. Thanks for that. Well, the Cygnac effect actually completely disagrees with you. Dominic Dynes-Thuber, thanks for your super chat. He said, for Nathan, why are you parroting Kent Hovind?  It's all right to be a copycat, as long as you copy the right cat. Next up, MacGyver Institute of Ninja Technology. Thanks for your super chat. They said, Fight the Flat Earth says, say, quote, further without saying fervor. No, I've got an accent. Deal with it. I was raised in Bristol, which is literally the bumpkin country of England. I can't help the fact that I sound like a farmer. Get off my land, right? Next up, Xantar2482 says, Nathan, how was your relationship with your father? I don't know what that means. Excellent. My parents call me all the time and support my activism, and they think it's great what I'm doing. I've been full-time flatter for almost two years now. Praise God. Gotcha. Thanks very much. Willie Merck, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, set up a GoFundMe to Antarctica. I will donate. That's cool. I have. It's paypal.me forward slash keep it flat. Next up. Send me all your money. Flat Earth data. So share your pain, Craig. Welcome to Flat Earth. Oh, Flat Earth data. This is the coward that said he was going to debate me, and then ran away. Doesn't understand what a pendulous vein is, and doesn't understand the fallacy of begging the question. Trem. So yeah. Hey, Flat Earth data, if you don't want to debate me on my channel, James is always willing to host a good debate.  Tremira B, thanks for your super chat. They said COVID-19 victims aren't increasing in numbers. Why is Nathan's IQ level dropping? More insults. That's kind of garbage. Next up. No, no, they're asking a question. It seems like you're getting dumber. Why is that? GS Geology asks, as a geologist, I can say you were unworthy to invoke the USGS. We all use a globe Earth base for our maps. Look up a geoid. Zachary Morris, thanks for your super chat. Nathan Thompson stole the entire SpongeBob bit from Kent Holvend. True that. Razart9, flat-tard tear drinker, thanks for your super chat. They said, I was not talking about your Facebook group. Why do you remove people who disagree with you on your channel even when they're nice, pioneer of truth, LOL? I don't remove nice people. If someone's not a troll, I'll give you all the time in the world. Got you. I have evidence that says otherwise. Ranger Man 9404, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan gives Flurf cooties. Steven Walker, thanks for your super chat. They said, why can we see satellites with the naked eye if they're just cartoons? Nathan? Was that a question? Yes, they said, why can't we see satellites with the naked eye if they're just cartoons? Yeah, because satellites aren't real. That's why you can't. Well, is he saying we can see them with the naked eye? Well, then he's assuming that a light in the sky is a satellite. And that's not the case. Sorry, you could be seeing a high altitude military airplane. You could just be seeing a commercial jet flight. You don't know that's going over your head. There's a lot of things that could be good, but to assume that metal boxes fall in a circle around a pair of Earth is SpongeBob imagination. It's not reality. We know it's science. When it goes down, it does not fall in a circle.  Does it fall straight down or does it fall in an arc? Next up. You don't know the answer. Next up, thanks for your super chat from our dear friend, Helios575, who asked, Nathan, how much would you feel on a merry-go-round doing one rotation every 24 hours? Yeah, of course. But you're not on a merry-go-round.  My argument is not that we can't feel it, which we don't. Only people who think Earth move are drunk, but we can't measure it either. The only thing moving is the lights in the sky. The wheel in the sky keeps on turning. We all live in the Yellow Submarine. You live in a 150 per hour drift. Pineapple under the sea. The most popular dome in the world is the dome of the rock, and it's gold, because we live in a pineapple under the sea. Steve. Yep, go ahead. Thanks for your super chat, Steve.  Helios5758 says, Nathan, fight the flat Earth. I don't get it. Northern Shire thinks you're super chat. They said, Nathan, I can see Saturn with my P900. It's round. Yeah, that's great. And so are pizzas, and coins, and Frisbees. They're also round. You need to learn shapes. You are geometrically illiterate. Hey, Nathan, what's one you fit in geometry? Yeah, this is round globe head. Hey, Nathan, what's one you fit in geometry? Ranger man, just because we have to keep moving. Let's see, that Rosenberg, thanks for your super chat. They said, what is the material reason for people to shroud that the world is flat? It seems like it would be insanely expensive to obscure this. Cue the Hyde God nonsense. Well, of course, if the devil can convince you that Genesis is not real, then you won't read Genesis 2, or Lamentations, or Obadiah, or Matthew, or Luke, or John. You're going to think it's all fairy tale nonsense, and that is God's word. So if they can convince you God's word is not true, well, you'll believe the word of man instead. So when man tells you, we went to heaven in a rocket, you're going to go, oh my gosh, take my money. That's such a beautiful story. Gotcha, thanks very much. Appreciate that. Super chat from Astronomy Live says, thanks for that. By the way, they said, I've taken real photos of satellites in space, including GPS. I've even measured their altitude and velocity. No, you can't count that high. Can you explain, Nathan? So this guy has real pictures of satellites in space, and I can't find any of them on Google.  Hey, Astronomy Live sent me one of the pictures right now, and I'll put it up for Nathan to see. Next up, Area 85 Restorations, thanks for your super chat. They said, I'm an engineer working for Blue Origin. Can Nathan explain how I am being quote, how I am quote, being fooled, or am I part of the conspiracy, Nathan? Sorry, was that a question? Yes. Sorry, there's an engineer from Blue Origin. I'm talking about all night. I just had to take care of my dog there for a second. There's an engineer from Blue Origin, and he wants to know how he is being fooled. Yeah, it's because you're gullible. Go out, test Earth yourself. You realize it's flat and stationary. So the literal rocket engineer is the gullible one. You've got to go.  Thanks for your super chat. They said, hey, Nathan, how many lead paint chips do you consume on a daily basis? I don't need lead paint chance. I'm plant-based. I've been eating vegan for five years. Yeah, but you were fed lead paint as a child, right? Thank you very much. Eric Veerthaler, we got that question already about R&R. Willie Merck, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan Thompson, a U2, would have to be the size of a 747 with massive antennas to transmit anything from 90,000 feet in the air. Let's debate that I would be able to. Do you know what this globe head's saying, James? He's saying, well, they would have to have a massive antenna from 90,000 feet in the air. So what they do is they send satellites in space. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Hey, Nathan, why do planes have their GPS receivers on the top? It's much more. Let me hear, bro. If it's too hard, if it's too hard to do from 90,000 feet, then they're not doing it from space, globe head. Nathan, why do planes have GPS receivers on the top? Elka, you don't know, cool. Balen69, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, explain how we, as three-dimensional beings, exist on a two-dimensional flat earth plate. Earth is not two-dimensional.  Next. Area 85 Restorations, thanks for your super chat. They said, even Kent thinks flat earthers are morons. Why is Nathan idolizing him? Who cares? It's an argument from popularity. Oh, this person thinks I'm right. So let me ask Nathan about it. Wow, you are scientific. Jay, thanks for your super chat. They said, rainbows are the same arch, no matter the perspective, but a mirror is needed indoors to create the same effect. What is the mirror outside creating a consistent arch? Or why is the mirror outside creating a consistent arch that isn't present indoors? Nathan. That was for me? Yes. Pay attention. The lessons are so boring. So you want to know about an arch indoors? What does that have to do with the shape of the earth? What was it, James? So they said, rainbows are the same arch, no matter the perspective, but a mirror is needed indoors to create the same effect. What is the mirror outside creating a consistent arch that isn't present indoors? Okay, so a rainbow is happening because we live under a dome. That's why it's a dome shape.  Did you just say that? Like, you realize you're live to like 1,000 people and you just said that. Another interruption from Craig. No, I was just asking this serious question. You realize that we're still live.  Someone just super chatted a question. I was giving an answer to Craig. Yeah, man, I have to even explain the jokes. Been going three hours. We've got to move fast. Josh Griffin, thanks for your super chat. They said, Craig, what was the funniest thing Nathan said tonight? There you go, a question for Craig. Oh my God, what's the funniest thing Nathan said tonight? There's so much to choose from, but what he just said then was pretty dumb. Trust me, there's gonna, I might actually do the top 10 dumbest things that Nathan said in this debate video. It's gonna be hard because, wow, there was a lot. Jack, hello, Perdmaster. Thanks for your super chat. They said Nathan's too dense to know how badly he lost. Eric Veerthaller92 says, question for both. What would, we already got that one. What would change your minds? Steve1758 says, for both, the X-15 in 1963 set the altitude record at 67 miles. True or false? Explain. I don't know, I wasn't there. Cool story, bro. You can answer two if you'd like, Craig. I'm just gonna shake my head. I think that's all the answer needed. It's unbearable and repeatable. So when you tell a story. Party with a cracker. Party with a cracker. Phillip, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, are we ever going to see a real picture of the flat earth from space? Space is fake, so no, you're never gonna see any real pictures from space. That's why a few Google satellites in space are the pictures of the South Pole from space or pictures of the solar system from space. They are all cartoons like SpongeBob who lives in a pineapple under the sea. Gotcha, thanks for that. Nathan. Here's a picture of a satellite in space taken by Astronomy Live. Next up, appreciate your super chat from dearest friend, Northern Shire, who says, Craig, do you believe building seven collapsed from fire? I am not going to dignify that completely disrespectful question with an answer. Gotcha, point and laugh. Thanks for your super chat. They said, Craig, please tell us all the funny things Nathan said. You can say one, because we've got to keep moving. What he thinks the second law of thermodynamics is about gas. That was pretty funny. Traveler X, thanks for your super chat. They said, congrats, Nathan. Someone spelled science correctly for you. Now learn what it is. Alan H, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, if planes don't run on fuel, why do they burn on crashes? Well, anything will burn. That doesn't mean it's made of fuel. And also, if you look up crashes, it's not exploding. Like you would think it would. It's not giant gasoline explosions. And they just simply don't have the volume or the structural integrity to hold 100,000 pounds of gasoline in each wing. Also, refueling times are 10 to 15 minutes. Lots of planes. Another interruption. Thank you so much, Craig. I was waiting for that. Cool. Can you actually count this side? This is impressive. Next up, mouth breather. Thanks for your super chat. They said, a Carnot engine does not relate to planes or cars. Please don't avoid the question. Please explain what a Carnot engine is or admit you don't understand the law of entropy. I don't know what a Carnot engine is. I don't know what entropy is. Next. Slee, thanks for your super chat. They said, I own a jet engine. Please tell me why I have to keep putting fuel into it when I run it. Yeah, okay. I've seen videos of people cutting the fuel line to jet engines and they still run. So these people are funny, dude.  They just talk out of their rear end. Cool. You know, I worked with like air technicians in the Royal Navy and like, wow, they must have all been in on the conspiracy. Are you from the valley? I've worked with like air people and like, they like said, we like to go out for cosmopolitan and like. Yeah, you know, cause engineering is a thing and it all disagrees with what you say. Craig, you sound like a violin. Because everything you say is wrong. It's the match. Seven, Steve, seven.  Says, does Nathan believe in QAnon and QA non? I'm just gonna stop you there, James. I don't have beliefs. I'm here to talk about observable. No, no, you have beliefs. So everything you say is a belief. Next up. Nether interruption. Thank you so much. Yeah, cool. Keep counting. I'm trying. Mr. Unite for the children set. I wanna go for a record. Sorry, James. Hey, James, if I'm gonna sit here and answer questions for you, bro, I would ask you to ask him not to interrupt me every time.  Extremely old and irritating, okay? Yep, so as you're talking about, so it's still not SpongeBob. It is true, like to be fair, most of these Super Chats are aimed at Nathan. So to be fair, if you want a fair debate, if you want to win fair and square, then we, you know. James, there is no debate. We all know this. I can't let, I can't let him just... Why are you here, dumbass?  And I've done a perfect job of it. You're projecting. Globe Samurai, thanks for your Super Chat.  Yeah, for sure. As long as my parents think what I'm doing is cool and I think God's happy with me, I'm fine with that. Gotcha, next up. J.L. Warren, thanks for your Super Chat. They said, when will you admit that you were exposed as a Poe in Dallas? I was never exposed as a Poe in Dallas. There's no idea where you're talking about. Next up, Ot Kaji, thanks for your Super Chat. They said, Nathan, are you doing a runner? Are you moving to avoid law enforcement? I got a disorderly conduct charge.  Oh, my God.  J.R. Just make sure you stream your court date, will you?  Nathan, Nathan.  Nathan has brain injury.  I got it, I got it, I got it. J.R. thinks you're a Super Chat. They said, right?  Seriously. J.R. thinks you're a Super Chat. He said, fight the flat earth, explain a cell in Neal Leon, lunar eclipse at day. Explain a Snellian lunar eclipse at day called the heliocentric model explains it. What do they want to know? There is points where the angle of the moon and the earth are incident when it's daylight. It's simple on the heliocentric model. The moon rotates around the earth once every month and at certain points, the ecliptic plane matches up in such a way that you can have that lunar eclipse in the day. It's part of our heliocentric model and is explained perfectly by orbital mechanics. Gotcha, thanks for that. Next up, appreciate your Super Chat from O.Ellum. They say, show us your map. Don't be afraid. Yeah, I'm happy you asked. I was waiting for that. The sky is a map and a clock. It's been the same forever. No, it hasn't. The relations. It changed. USGS uses flat earth maps. It's not calculated distances outward from the north pole. And also Craig. Yeah, Craig. Oh, we've got you there. If it's going to be fair, Craig.  Come on, James. I can't let him just say the wrong stuff all the time. I can't be fair. Nathan. Look at you.  You're going to be fair. What's that? A shower head? You can't even pull yourself in. Yeah, I mean, everything you say, Nathan, is wrong. Everything you say is wrong. Everything, everything you say is wrong. It's zombie brothing at the mouth. Nathan, quiet. Nathan, everything you say is wrong. Everything you say is wrong. Craig, we know. You're so triggered. You're so triggered. Look at you. We know you disagree with me. That doesn't give you the right to be the wrong person. No, you lost any rights when you started harassing children.  You don't get respect to be the wrong person. We have to get back to you. How triggered are you, Nathan? How triggered? Get to the actual debate. So if there's going to be a fair debate, like, Craig, it is true that you have repetitively, like, Darth Dawkins level cut off Nathan Thompson. So we have to get back to you. James, it's all he deserves, though. But the debate's over, isn't it? We've done the debate.  Thanks for your super chat. O'Allam says, show us your map. James, people are so triggered. So closely in that. Riggered. O'Allam, thank you for your super chat. That was connected from reality, guys. So triggered, Nathan. Oh, look here. Just connected from reality. Nice, please take screenshots and make memes, send the memes to my Discord. When someone else is talking, you should let them finish, otherwise you're interrupting them. And Craig has done it over 20 times during the debate. Yeah, I have. And insulted me four times. I have. You're right.  Just know, guys, if you subscribe to the anti-flatter cartoon globe-loving cult. Oh, my God. Does his mouth never stop moving? It's hilarious. Insults and interaction. This is what you guys have to look forward to. You might need to mute him because he seems to be going on a run now.  You can be just like Craig, a little childish, giggling schoolgirl. Oh, my goodness.   Oh, look at you. Are you going to start crying, Nathan? Are you going to start crying next? Are you going to start crying next? Are you? Or Craig is so. Are you going to start crying? Look, more people are going to be on Craig's computer. Because Craig loves me. He's obsessed with Nathan Thompson. I can see the tears in your eyes, Nathan. I can see the tears. I love Nathan Thompson because he loves me. Thanks, Craig. I can see the tears. And support from NASA fanboys. Oh, that's beautiful. Sorry, James. I seem to have broken Nathan. I do apologize. We are going to be broken Nathan. I broke you down. I broke you two hours ago.   Oh, my goodness. We're broken all the time. James, this is pure gold. You realize this is gold, right? We've got to keep going, you guys. OK. Oh, Alam, thanks for your super chat. It said, show us your map. Don't be afraid. Sky's the map on a clock. Next question. Brian Brocaw, thanks for your super chat. He said, Nathan, I can see other planets with my telescope from a high elevation. Why can't I see New York from Texas? When he says other planet, he assumes that the Earth is a planet. Earth is not a planet. Planet means wandering star. And you can't see as far horizontally as you can see vertically because of the laws of perspective, the ground is rising to eye level. Now, when you look up, there are no lines of convergence from the ground rising to eye level, because you're looking up. Gotcha. Thank you. Next up, Jack of Trades. Thanks for your super chat. Said, Nathan, I find your sincerity hard to deny. Maybe physics isn't for you. And you should try telling people about how great God is or something instead and focus on that, huh? I do that, too. Phillip, thanks for your super chat. They said, what would it take for each of you to be convinced of the other person's position? Evidence. So I said that before, but there isn't any flatter of evidence. All there is is flatter for is not understanding science. Nathan? Yeah, it's observation. Then I caught this, this experiment. Oh, that was cracker? Next up. Another interruption from Craig. Thank you so much. That was a parrot. Sorry. Come on. Text, drink water. Thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan's brain is about as big as his SpongeBob toy. Girl, that's another insult. James, can we just do the science questions? Bro, I thought we were in a rush. Gotcha. Let me try to sift through here. I mean, I just love the insults from Craig, bro. I don't need to hear them from you, too. Rock three. Well, what are your thoughts on there only being a handful at most around five? Church fathers that believed the earth was flat. Most believed a globe, Nathan. Nathan, they all believe. And I believe it's a globe. I believe it's flat. Leap, leap, leap, leap, leap, leap, leap, leap, leap. Thank you, Dave. Thank you very much. David Shipley, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, how do globe earthers believe gravity works? Wait for answer. Fight the flat earth. How does science actually explain gravity? How does science explain gravity? So gravity is the phenomenon of mass attracting mass, which is caused by an emergent force, which is a consequence of the curvature of spacetime due to the uneven distribution of mass. There is plenty of experiments that actually are experimental evidence of special and general relativity. So it's quite well understood what the effects of gravity are. Mass attracted mass. I would be more attracted to fat chicks, but I'm not because it doesn't happen. Next up, thank you for that. More done stuff. Wow. Next up, Keith Milner, thanks for your super chat. They said, where is the viewer height in the 8 inch per mile approximation formula that flurvers use? Why don't they use the accurate formula? It's not difficult. No, I'm so happy he brought that up because that is the formula at sea level or at the surface of the globe. Now if you incorporate height, for example, the black swan from one foot up shows a horizon well beyond 10 miles in the distance and the horizon should be at two to three miles. So sorry that the Earth's not a globe and the horizon does not bend downward because of convexity over large bodies of water, but it's flat and stationary and that's a fact. Cheers. There wasn't a single fact in what you just said. Refraction doesn't work the way you think it does. On the screen now is the difference between the eight inches per mile squared and the actual curvature. You say my group's an echo chamber and you say the exact same thing after every single time I say something. You say, that's all wrong. You didn't say anything that is true there. None of that is true. That's because everything you say is wrong. Nathan, Nathan, everything you say is wrong.  Every single thing. 9404, thanks for your super tip. They said, Nathan, don't quit your day job for a singing career. I don't have a good job. My job is to flatter it, so. Appreciate it. Akkajai, thanks for your super chat. They said, Craig. I got the answers, ladies and gentlemen. I got the answer. No, you don't. You're not singing evidence. You don't have singing evidence. Akkajai, Akkajai, thanks for your super chat. They said, Craig, Nathan was my D-F-O-T-Y vote. Go to work now. Will you vote? Yeah, no, Nathan is actually my official nomination. So you said I never won anything in my life, Craig. You were wrong. No, thank you for having me. You didn't win, you didn't win dumbfuck of the year. Really? Even Warrior won it last year. You're in with a chance this year. You're probably going to win dumbfuck of the year this year. Definitely. You won the debate, guys. Craig said I never win anything, but now I won something. So you are. Nathan, you haven't won anything. You've got a nomination. Willie Merck, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nate, the power supply and transmitter on a U2 would have to be massive, man. Let's debate. The plane is too small to have that much avionics loaded. James, do you hear what they're saying? You can't sing the cyndal from a plane. It has to be coming from cartoon space 250 miles away from the Earth's surface. It can't be 90,000 feet. It has to be 250 miles away in space. Next up, Dennis D, thanks for your super chat.  Area 85 restorations. I'm sorry, Nathan.  It's just. I'm not a patron anymore, James. We're not friends. Nathan, Dennis D says area 85 restorations, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan is the big expert on jet engines. Can you explain the basic principle of how one works? Yeah, of course. The jet engine creates a vacuum in front of it, and the vortex is self-perpetuating. Thank you.  Next up, next up. Show your sources, thanks for your super chat.  Gotcha. Traveler X, thanks for your super chat. They said, Craig, how far will Polaris have progressed by the time Natalie is released from the room he's in right now? Very, very little, fairly perceptible. But the procession's there. That's why in 13,000 years time we'll have a different North Star. Next up, Steven1758, thanks for your super chat. They said, OK, try it this way. Is Nathan a member of Q? Definitely not. Red Cosmos Devil, thanks for your super chat. They said, Natalie, you have a very punchable face. Wardrobe. War-coded 01, thanks for your super chat. They said, Nathan, do you know the difference between a sharp and shallow turn when you drive a car? Nathan? You can't be serious, James. Gotcha. Dave Gar, thanks for your super chat. Dave Gar, for both, would observations of the Martian polar ice caps be proof of a large body of water adhering in a curve to a sphere? No, you need to measure curvature of Earth, not the fact that ice caps exist. I mean, you could have walls of ice on a flat Earth or a tilted cartoon spinning Spongebob globe. You want to see curvature of Earth, because I've got measurements. How high was that dog cam? Have you figured that out yet? That was about 110,000 feet. Excellent. Well, Neil deGrasse Tyson says, Earth's flat from 100. Cool, I'm not Neil deGrasse Tyson, am I? I've never been a rocket, Craig. Thanks so much. So wait, James.  I'm not Neil deGrasse Tyson. Next up, thanks for your super chat from Michael Barrett, who says, James, are you questioning your life choices? It's been a funny one tonight, that's for sure. Red Cosmos Devil, thanks for your super chat. They said, Natalie, can you explain focalt's pendulum? Yeah, of course, Earth doesn't rotate under anything. Look at anything hanging in nature, and it's not swinging. And there's not a drift involved. So a lot of times I go to museums and the cult's not working. They have to be started. That's not an observation. That's a man-made apparatus. And if you think a man-made apparatus is science, well, you probably think you live in a science apparatus. It doesn't think my made apparatus is a science.  Next up, thanks so much for being here, everybody. It's been a wild one. It's been crazy tonight. We appreciate you spending your time with us. I've heard the word on the streets is that there is an after show over at Team Skeptics channel, Nathan's twin brother. That should be a lot of fun. I love you guys. So I want to let you know that's going on. If they send me the link, I will put it in the description. And if there's any other, if the other, my guess is that's going to be a primarily globe person demographic at that after show. If any flat Earthers want to host an after show, let me know. Thanks so much for being here, folks. It is honestly so fun. You can tell that I'm honestly like on the verge of death. I've never been so tired of my life. So I want to say reminder that both of our speakers, I've put both of their links in the description so that you at your convenience, if you're listening today and you're like, boy, do I want to get more of that. Well, you can. Their links are chilling out in the description as I left them there just for you. And I want to say, oh, Wotan returns next Friday. He will be debating Planner Walk. That should be a lot of fun. Why would you do that to Planner Walk? That's just me. We're going to have a lot of fun ones coming up, folks, including we actually have Nathan's twin brother, the plain truth will be coming back on tomorrow against Pleasant Connor. So that should be a lot of fun. That's going to be a wild one. We should hopefully have an intelligent design debate this Sunday, a lot more stuff coming up. And so whether you be Christian atheist, flat Earth, globe Earth, Republican Democrat, you name it, we hope you feel welcome here. And so thanks for hanging out with us and gentlemen, can't thank you enough. You guys have been quite the show tonight. Thank you very much, Nathan and Craig. What's about the closing thoughts from Craig and me real quick. Who wants to go first? Go ahead, Craig. No, I went first with the evidence. You went first with closing first. Yeah, the most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think for himself without regard to prevailing superstitions and taboos. So if you know that the Earth is flat, you are deadly dangerous because you're the type of person who's broken free from this conditioning and you don't buy everything hook, line, and sinker that the government tells you through their fake news media outlets or public indoctrination camps, the truth's incontrovertible. Malice will attack it over and over and over again and continue to interrupt and insult it. But ignorance will try to deride it. In the end, there it is. So thank you very much for having me, James. Guys, subscribe to the show. I'm personally a patron of modern day debate. I really love the channel. I like how kind of laissez-faire you are with the debates. It's not too strict and regimented. So thanks so much for having me. It's been fun. Craig, I appreciate you. The tally was insulting me 24 times and you interrupted me 25 times. Well, here you go.  I had two more. Now you're breaking even with the insults and interruptions. Oh, damn. I want to go for more. Wait, you're definitely immoral.  How is that? Excellent. Well, let me wrap it up real quick, Craig. So it's pretty sad when you come to a debate and your goal is to insult and interrupt people. This is called Modern Day. Are you going to stop talking at any time? It's called Modern Day Debate, Craig. So if you didn't think this was a debate, Craig, this just shows. There is no debate. There is no debate.   Are you going to stop talking or are you just going to keep going? This isn't a debate. The channel is called Modern Day Debate, Craig. So this was most certain. There is no debate. We're going to ask a couple of quick superchats that came in the last second before we go over to Craig's closing. So quick, Josh Griffin, thanks for your superchat. They said, can you both debaters give their definition of an echo chamber? Yeah. Somewhere that, well, let's talk about Nathan's group, for instance. The reason I got booted from Nathan's group was for asking questions about gravity. That is an echo chamber. Gotcha, Nathan. Well, we don't boot people for asking questions. We boot people. I've got screenshots to prove it. Insults, OK? Breaking the rules could be a lying or not providing scientific evidence for your claims, like gravity is mass attracting mass, blah, blah, blah. So anything you don't think is science. Got it, echo chamber. Large objects don't appear to have a magnetic-like attraction, Craig. So you have a magnetic-like attraction. SpongeBob, I know I said a magnetic-like attraction. It's nothing like magnetic. You have to go to the next question. Mass attract mass. So Nathan, we need to be making the answer from you on what an echo chamber is. Yeah, it's when you let SpongeBob ask the same questions over and over again. Willie Merck, thanks for your superchat. They said, Nate, I am not claiming satellites. Use the A-W-A-C-S. All right, I'm not claiming satellites here, I think, perfect. Cool, we're on the same page. Next. Work order 01, thanks for your superchat. They said, you're not Neo, Nathan. I never thought I was. I'm Nathan, not Neo. Next up, we'll let Craig have his closing statement, and then we'll wrap up. Cool. Yeah, there is no debate about the Flatterer at all. There is no evidence that the Earth is flat. There simply is the objective fact that the Earth is a globe, and it rotates. All evidence shows that to be the fact. There is no debate. The reason I came here is simply to parade Nathan's stupidity to the world, to a large audience. And James nicely let me do that. So whenever Nathan attempts to flat smack anyone from now on, I will just refer them to this debate where he said some monumentally moronic things. The Earth isn't flat.  Gotcha. Thank you very much, gentlemen. I want to say thanks, folks, for hanging out with us. It's always a blast. We really appreciate it. I want to say it's always a pleasure. I honestly am just such in a great mood. I love being here, and so you guys make it fun. I want to say thanks so much for all the love and encouragement. It means a lot.   But I want to let you know we do appreciate you being here. It's good for us to get that feedback.  But we will never block somebody or delete them or something if you're a critic of modern day debate. So let me know. If anybody does that, let me know because the moderators shouldn't do that. I don't think they ever have. So I want to say thanks so much for being here, folks. We hope you have a great rest of your night. Keep sifting out the reasonable from the unreasonable.


Okay, so let's talk SMB compression. I'm gonna start with the administrators out there, the command liners. Here I am, I've got a great big file, a big VHD that I've mounted up. And I put some pictures of JPEGs, things that won't compress. So I've got a 20 gig file, it's got a couple hundred megabytes of uncompressible data like my dog right there, Darby. And I'm gonna use this file as a way to demonstrate compression. So I'm just gonna eject this disk, this VHD, and I'm gonna rub a copy of it the way I've been doing my whole life for decades. Here I am copying this file, right? So, getting decent throughput. Let me see here, ticking along here, about 5%. And if you look at the network, I got about a one gigabit connection here, and I'm using it. And then SMB is cranking, using the whole pipe, getting that file going as fast as it possibly can, right? We are limited by the network right now. So I'm going, and I have time to compress this because it's really boring to copy a file. And two minutes, 43 seconds, almost three minutes, that's a really acceptable speed. It's going as fast as it really can right now, okay? So, now I'm going to robocopy with this new compress options. Let me delete that file off of my server, and I'm gonna run that exact same copy again, exact same file. Going along here, it looks about the same speed, except look how much faster it's going now. Because of compression, all that white space in the file is being taken out of the equation. And now I'm not using one gigabit, I'm using one and a half megabit. I'm using more CPU, these are really old CPUs in my demo, 12-year-old processors. But I'm not time compressing this demo. This is all real time while I'm talking. And look at that. I went from about three minutes down to about 30 seconds on the exact same file, on the exact same network. So that's command line copying, which, you know, is great for admins. But what about your end users? They're probably using Explorer, right? Not Robocopy? Let's see what that experience is like. What if I map them a drive using their login script and I map it with request compression? And they just, whenever they copy files to that share, we try to use compression. Let's do it. So here I've done, I take that same 20 gig file and oh, it's going fast again. Look at that. Notice how I didn't use Robocopy at all. This is very dope. All right, so what if I just want to configure compression on the server itself? Never mind login scripts and Robocopy. Let's give this a try through Windows Admin Center. So remember this demo we're doing now? I've got this public share. And I'm going to go to Windows Admin Center on that file server and edit the properties of this public share. Click on edit share right now. And notice this option right down here, compress data. Quink! Go ahead and turn that on. And that's, there's no reboot or any shenanigans. That's just, it just starts working. And so now anybody copying to that share, no matter how they got there, gets compression attempted, at least for free. So here it goes. I'm doing my copy and it's going to get nice and fast, just like if I had done Robocopy or I might have to drive. Very slick, right?


Well it's the final week of the regular season for BSU football and the beaver. Only one team left on the schedule for the beavers. MSU Moorhead and the battle of the ax. The last two times these two met in 2016. The Dragons won by a single point ending the beaver. Playoff hopes this year. Payback is on the table. This is not only a rivalry game. I think it's kind of a revenge game. Especially for the seniors last year that are going to be watching and for everyone that was on the team last year. They took away playoffs from us last year. We want to take away senior day from them this year. I feel like we really need to get a W on this. Especially for the senior group. We worked so hard and they took the ax away from us too. So that's another incentive to get the job done. We want to win this game just for this year's group. And yeah, it's Moorhead as the ax. And you have all that motivation as well. But it's a new year and we need to handle our business and go on the road and play against a good team. They're playing really well at the new year. So BSU tomorrow at Moorhead, 1pm kickoff time. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Some organisms can become a mindless zombie if they are involved in certain types of relationships. There are three major types of the relationship between organisms. The first one is true love. We admit the situation when both partners clearly benefit from the relationship. Like this bee and the flower. The bee needs nectar in order to produce honey. And by flying from one flower to another, it transmits pollen to help the flower to reproduce. So both partners benefit. We admit the situation through love. And it's called mutualism. There is also one side of love when one partner benefits and another one has no real meaning.  They clearly benefit from this relationship and the whale doesn't care. It's called commensurism. And then there is another type of the relationship which is not a love at all. It's when one partner constantly takes advantage of this relationship. It starts in the end all the time and you all can be there with this. Is this guy who was walking from you in school every day? Never even said thank you. Sure. But okay, it's a joke. Kids are not parasites. Or are they? I think it's a topic for another lecture. So parasites can live either inside their hosts or also outside. And so they use the energy and resources of the host to eat and reproduce. And if you think about the host, so the primary host, the main host of each parasite, it's like a house. The place where you can eat as much as you want and also reproduce as much as you want. But usually, so you would always want to come back home because you like it. But life of a parasite in most of the cases starts outside of home. And from the moment the baby parasite is born, it's on a journey. An amazing journey with adventures, challenges. It will grow. It will find some other hosts which will be intermediate hosts. Just like a temporary apartment or a vehicle that will drive itself forward in their life cycle. They will even transform, grow, evolve into some other morphological forms.  And then the cycle will start again. So certain parasites develop a unique ability to facilitate this process and to manipulate the behavior of intermediate hosts in order to ensure that their life cycle gets completed. And the life cycle of every parasite is an amazing, it's a thriller, it's a drama full of emotions. It's an amazing story and I'm happy to share some of the stories with you tonight. Look at this snail for example. Is it going to a disco party? We don't know.  And there you can say it's very poor pretending to be a delicious caterpillar. It also changes the behavior of the snail.  It wants to get annoyed by a hungry, maybe angry bird. The bird would think, ah, delicious caterpillar. It would eat it and the worm would get back home to its primary host, a bird. Then it would multiply and with the bird's droppings the eggs of the worm will get out and then another unfortunate snail would eat it and the cycle is complete. Some parasites don't even need to be inside their host in order to manipulate their behavior. And to tell you this story I have to ask you a question. Who of you likes cockroaches? What? A couple of people there, right? Almost nobody. But why? He really means a friend, you know? Because he's got a very powerful enemy. I never liked a cockroach or a snail. This guy is a real monster. He hates cockroaches. But if he sees a cockroach it attacks him. And during the fight it stings it twice. The first time it stings it, it paralyzes the roach temporarily. So the roach cannot fight back or run away. And while it is paralyzed it stings it for the second time precisely into the brain. And there it injects a very special venom which doesn't kill the roach. Neither it seduces it. Instead it just makes the roach a very obedient slave. It can run away or fight if it wants to. It just doesn't want to. All it wants it just stands still and waits for the borders from its master. The master boss. And the boss then grabs the roach by its antenna and just hooks it home like a dog with a leash. And the roach is whatever I'm talking, you know? Because the boss had previously ticked the hole and it's guiding the roach directly into its hole. So it will lay an egg on the surface of the roach and then burricate the entrance basically burying the roach alive.  I didn't put any video, I thought it would look like that. After that the fully grown up boss emerges out of the body of the zombie roach. Don't you feel sorry for the guy now? Don't you feel sorry for the guy now? But these are all warrants, insects, I mean who cares really? What about bigger animals? There is another story about the bigger animals. But before I tell this, I actually need to make a little announcement. The thing is I've been in a sort of a relationship for a while and I thought since I'm here on this stage today it's a good opportunity for me to confess my feelings. And publicly I say that I'm in love and actually it's a bit stressful so I would appreciate a little bit of your support. Be in love, in love. Be in love! He tried to take you away. It all started when Boris got slightly sick. He had a parasitic infection. I actually think the Boris of the Parasite himself because when he eats, sleeps and plays around. But at the time it was serious. He got infected with a real monster. Ducks of plasma go into him. A single cell which was on Parasite that wanted to leave and multiply inside the guts of the Parasite. This Parasite is very, very... but what's important here is that it can only sexually reproduce inside the guts of different feline species. A romantic place, right? So Boris wasn't really happy about it. So he decided to get rid of the Parasite. So he went to the bathroom and from there the Parasite escaped and quickly spread all around the nature. Condemnated grass, water, come into him, it was everywhere. But as it can only sexually reproduce inside the intestines of different cats' niches it really wanted to come back for my comparison. So he waited for the Boris's mortal enemy to appear. The Mr. Mouse. Once it got inside the mouse it needed to convince him to go find Boris. And for that it developed a very, very evil plan. It migrated in the brain of Mr. Mouse and forced neurons to produce dopamine. The molecule which is responsible for the release of joy, excitement and reward. So Mr. Mouse became very happy and reminded. But still he didn't want to go find Boris because mice have innate fear of predators. If they smell a cat's urine they bite and they're out of the way. And I understand this. It's okay. But the Parasite accumulated in a special region of the brain which is called amygdala. This region controls fear and excitement. So if it accumulated there it totally messed it up. Instead of being afraid Mr. Mouse became very, very, very pissed. All he wanted is to run into Boris and make sweet, sweet love. Just like that. Mr. Mouse ran there. Love became deadly. And that's another example of Parasite's control behavior with their intervention costs in order to ensure their life cycle gets completed. But what if Parasite didn't get inside the mouse? What if he gets inside the mouse? Well, in fact, one-third of the world's population and all of you included, of all one-third, is positive for the exemplars. I don't want to say that U.A. has full ones. Okay? Anyway, if you did it's fine. Right? But probably you got it under complete or under-stressed meal or while working in your garden as a Parasite can terminate soil easily. Our immune system is able to protect us. With real danger these are the pregnant women because if you get infected with the Parasite for the first time in your life during pregnancy that can be a very serious danger for babies. There are no drugs here. Please, if you're pregnant and you have a cat go to the doctor and do some tests please avoid changing the cat's literature. Stay away from this as far as you can.  But Parasite may remain in our brain.  I know it sounds upsetting but it actually gives hope to so many people who think about it. As a factor, here there is some scientific evidence showing that if you're positive for txoplasma you're more likely to be involved in car accidents and also there is a correlation between being positive for txoplasma and exhibiting aggressive and reckless behavior and also connection with development of mental illness.  Don't jump into confusion that fast. Still it's not fully understood. But even if Parasites make us love cats how can we resist? And for me, it is totally fine but I ask you to remember one thing Boris is mine. So there is not Parasite which does control our behavior and it's a fact. And if txoplasma is, I mean one third of the world is positive for txoplasma so for this Parasite it's way more.  Some people are more susceptible some people are less. I know that I'm super infected and uncontrolled. And... Yeah. So this Parasite is a smartphone and a social media.  There's nothing we can do about it, right? It's just a fact. But we can, however, turn this Parasitic relationship into mutualistic. And the best, it's not the only way to do that, is to share it's like it's fine.


It's the mat work. That same subject for Spotify, what have you found, Corey, that works best to run the ads from? Because, okay, for IG, do it make sense to do it from IG? I guess so because, you know, IG is only a minute, right? So if your little clip is hot for a minute, should you bounce them to the video, the YouTube video, or should you bounce them to the Spotify? Or that's one question I got. And I guess the second question is, do it make sense to like, okay, just cut out the YouTube and just run ads on YouTube separate and then bounce everybody from IG to Spotify and then Facebook is just be its own thing. You see what I'm saying? Yeah, I think I do. So short answer, short answer, no right answer. I would say, we personally use a combination of Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube ads. I've seen conversion rates be higher from someone's YouTube ad. We have high conversion rates on YouTube ads then like the Instagram ads or the Facebook ads and vice versa, or really across the board. So short answer, no right answer. I will say, if you were trying to pick between those two of what to have them land on, I will have them land on the YouTube because you can retarget on YouTube. So if they go to your account, then we're real big on collecting people. So we can keep getting in front of those people. So if they run to your Spotify, or let's say you have to link them directly out to your Spotify, the problem with Spotify is they don't give you the ability to pick through your Spotify account. They don't give you any real way to, you know, check back in with people who made it to your Spotify account or as opposed to if someone makes it to your YouTube account and they watch a video or they subscribe or I think even if they just like click all the way out to your YouTube account, you can retarget them with YouTube ads. Oh, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't, I wasn't aware you could do that on, on YouTube. Yeah, you can retarget on YouTube. Okay, so, so can you, can you pick to a smart link? Yeah. I don't, I'm not sure if every smart link brand does it, but I know we use one called Tone Then, Tone Then let's you do it. But most of them let you do it because that's a really big thing. Like that's a real big thing with smart links. Like if it doesn't let you get that far, something's not worth it. You had a very small, small scale campaign where you feel like, I don't know, you're really, you're not going to need that data anytime soon. Yeah, cool. You can get away with it. But the big thing, like I could say we're real big on pushing to something where you can retarget on. So if you're letting YouTube, the meditation you're going from YouTube, Spotify, cool. Personally, I'm a little more careful with that. Some people, like you may not be, if the goal is directly to Spotify, then on a really advanced level, you build a landing page that's really specific to your Spotify account. Right, right. It's like a more simplified level, push it out to a smart link, put Spotify first, and then, you know, let people click out to it from there. Okay. And another question I have is, I mean, we pretty much found success on Facebook.  We found more success on that. So the Facebook numbers look awesome. When I say Facebook, I do include IG. They look good, but the YouTube numbers looking like, you know what I'm saying? It look completely uneven. Like as far as a one video be over here, boom, in a video on YouTube, is just crawling, you know, organically.  Everybody go to Facebook. Everybody go to IG. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, do you recommend just like, okay, y'all need to even that love out as far with the bread? You know what I'm saying? Well, so you're saying that when it comes to Facebook, your stuff moves out really well organically on that? No, well, organically, well, I won't say organically. It's like, okay, well, like one video probably have 100,000 and on Facebook, me on YouTube, same video have like 3,000. Yeah, okay. You know what I'm saying? So I would say if your content moves well enough on Facebook, that you're willing to sacrifice some of the budget for whatever you put on YouTube, I would start with that. But if not, one YouTube is a different, is a different animal than Facebook, right? All platforms are really different beats from each other. Where a lot of your YouTube growth is going to come from one, optimizing the channel to just like make sure it's cool, which is like that. Headline editor, playlists, like all that stuff, thumbnails for the videos, and then like certain like SEO stuff on the back end.  So I would say, yeah, start to invest some money into YouTube ads, either that or the influence of shout outs on that.   So it really is the which one you wouldn't do.  But you know, you're spending a little more on advertising. So then kind of make up for what you're losing from the content spreading out.


Modern technology allows people to communicate directly. Voice and video calls, emails, pictures and instant messages travel directly from A to B, maintaining trust between individuals no matter how far apart they are. When it comes to money, people have to trust a third party to be able to complete a transaction. Blockchain technology is challenging the status quo in a radical way. By using math and cryptography, Blockchain provides an open, decentralized database of any transaction involving value, money, goods, property, work or even votes, creating a record whose authenticity can be verified by the entire community. The future global economy will move towards one of distributed property and trust, where anyone with access to the internet can get involved in Blockchain-based transactions and third-party trust organizations may no longer be necessary. The uses of Blockchain technology are endless. Some expect that in less than 10 years it will be used to collect taxes. It will make it easier for immigrants to send money back to countries where access to financial institutions is limited. Financial fraud will be significantly reduced, as every transaction will be recorded on a public and distributed ledger, which will be accessible by anyone who has an internet connection. Think of it as wills and contracts that execute themselves or dated proof of existence for ideas, much like a patent. Blockchain will become a global, decentralized source of trust, but not everyone is ready to embrace it. A huge proportion of trust services from banking to notaries will face challenges on price, volume and, in some cases, their very survival. Public authorities could find it more and more difficult to enforce traditional financial regulations due to the new possibilities offered by the Bitcoin network to bypass traditional financial intermediaries. Unimagined new networks will evolve to meet society's needs more cheaply and potentially more securely. Will governments, financial and legal institutions embrace Blockchain? What will happen to the ones who don't?


It seems like every week there's a new patch in NBA 2K22 both on current and next gen and we're hearing the same thing stability update stability update another stability update and if we're being honest that's actually the main complaint most people have been having I've been hearing the wildest stories of glitches and bugs ruining people's experience playing the game there's a lot to talk about and a brand new update that just hit if y'all new to the channel drop a like on the video man and let's get straight into it 1.4 gigabyte patch drop for next gen 2k22 33 gigabyte update drop for 2k22 on the current gen if you just go to the NBA 2k22 website man it's current gen patch update 1.4 followed by 1.6 on the new gen followed by 1.5 on the update next gen and all of them are boasting the same thing man the first note that you see in all of these is a vague one and it says additional stability improvements in an ongoing effort to improve the user experience the devs have made it clear that they have no intention on changing the gameplay any more than they have to there's some badges that have been tweaked and we'll talk about that in a moment but for the most part they want to keep the gameplay the same people have been enjoying the actual gameplay experience i'm hearing from a lot of people this is one of the most fun 2ks they've played in a while how correlated that is to the fact that last year was the most atrocious gaming experience we've ever witnessed who knows literally it might just be that last year was so asked we're just thankful for mid who knows detective agent lives his life in secret in this redacted what looks like innocent video he looks fine but upon a closer look you can see his laptop screen is broken and he doesn't know if he could afford a new one well that's where the sponsor of this video comes in a firm a firm helps you split up the payments so if you want to buy a gaming laptop you don't have to spend all the money up front you could split it up in payments over time look how easy it is all right let's say you want to buy this razor blade 14 inch laptop and for good reason it's the most powerful 14 inch gaming laptop with a and d's rising 5900 hx and up to nvidia g-force rtx 380 graphics just fit that into a laptop makes no sense off the rip purchase boom add to cart boom you fill out your information there's no ding on your credit score and boom you have the entire purchase amount that you can spend right now or you can decide to make the payment over the course of 12 months or six months so if you want to make a big purchase like a gaming laptop man click that top link in the description a huge thank you to a firm for helping sponsor this video what i think happens in the mbhu k community we don't talk about enough is the fact that something will go wrong in like three 2k straight and then we just accept it as like that's just the way it is we just got so used to it we won't even criticize it no more man i'm catching blue screens going this ain't the worst 2k though in terms of blue screens 2k 17 2k 18 have worse blue screens i gotta like wait for more a agent hold on a step back for a moment what is happening right now where i have just accepted the fact that five blue screens in five hours of gaming is acceptable in any other game bro that's like atrocious but on 2k we're just like that's not that bad i mean look at the previous year previous year like that's how we think about things though so then there's no surprise that 2k is focusing a lot of their updates on their ability to just make the game more like more and it's exterior stuff that should have already been fixed is the reason why we can't enjoy the gameplay experience people have hit me up saying like they can't even boot up the right the w pro amp park that every time they boot those up their game gets blue screen and their i've heard of people saying their consoles was bricked over playing 2k 22 people's players getting deleted that's just a constant that happens in every 2k we won't even talk about that anymore but if you guys have been playing 2k for a while you know that just because 2k doesn't put something in the patch knows doesn't mean nothing is going on and people have been getting a little skeptical that things have been changing behind the scenes and 2k is not being up front about those changes somebody sent a tweet to beluba saying can you talk more about the limitless spot of badge on current jen like what is the point of that badge it do not be popping up so mba 2k lab completed some tests where they found that the restrictions placed upon the limitless spot of badge and the chef badge are so strict that there can be circumstances where you're shooting from right here spotting up and the limitless spot of badge does not pop up at all because you're not more than 30 feet away from the basket and and these are shots that in 2k history have almost always popped up for limitless range for deep range extender or whatever they used to call the badge in the past and even for the chef badge they're talking about all the requirements necessary for having this badge activate and it's like it's so specific that you can shoot from the three point line moving or spotting up and neither pops up and these have been badges historically that've been the best in the game consistently they've been the most useful people have retired their build and made a completely new one just to get hall of fame on limitless range or deep range extender so to have to be this useless in 2k it was like something that 2k was trying to fix and they did mba 2k put out a post saying a minor badge balancing update will go live for current and new jen tomorrow morning containing the following slight reduction in the effectiveness of the mismatch expert and blinders increased effectiveness of uncle unpluckable no patch download is required for this update this last part is actually pretty interesting because it kind of helps feed the theory that 2k has been low-key changing things i've just no secret that you'll hop on one day and the game will just feel different we don't exactly know why like the game could just be more responsive or less responsive but it doesn't feel the same way it felt yesterday when you play it feels entirely different so then you stop to think like what else has changed so chalk a professional mba 2k league player he put out a tweet saying blinders was buffed not nerfed 1 000 percent of typo and this is something i've actually heard from a decent amount of people where they feel like things have already been changed and if 2k doesn't actually have to drop a patch they can just change things without saying nothing then what's the chance is that they're gonna reveal to the world that something's been changed every single time it's actually much easier to just do the change in secret and then nobody notices anything changed that way there's zero percent chance but not zero but there's a way less percent chance that people are gonna get frustrated about a change that they didn't even know happened mike wagery iterates here that we're trying to be extra careful to keep all day one gameplay balance intact as best we can so these are pretty conservative badge tweaks please keep the feedback coming 2k it's a shame that like there have been great games in 2k history like 2k 19 and what sounds like 2k 21 on current annexing is going to qualify in that category as long as something doesn't go atrociously long and it wasn't the gameplay that did up for these games it was just other stuff with 2k 19 the issue was a horrible shotgun test system and balancing issues to stretch bigs ran the game and with 2k 21 it seems like blue screens and lag and horrible servers and unresponsive gameplay seems like that's gonna be the thing and every time I want to cut 2k slack I have to think to myself man when I play any other game is experience this inconsistent and the answer is almost always a resounding no and so then I'm like I can't get I can't cut 2k slack on stability issues and it's like the six patch we've received between current and next gen and it's been like a month since the games launch think about that we're like six updates the stability patch after stability patch one more man another fucking stability patch and still the game is not stable I'm telling you there's gonna be a time where 2k just deems it like damn let's just move on to the next game this is good enough 2k is gonna reach that point where they're like this is good enough I'm telling y'all 2k I need you to know that the game as it is right now is not good enough that even though a lot of the biggest issues like the hangups with the story mode that prevented you from continuing from deleted character most of the issues have been solved yes but those are also issues that we literally should not have even had to deal with because the game should have came out more polished than it did and it's so easy for me to fall back and say 2k 21 next gen was worse the first month of 2k 21 next gen we were playing on like five frames per second it wasn't gaming dog that shit was not gaming I wouldn't that doesn't qualify as gaming I refuse to call it that so this is better by miles in comparison we know that the launch of 2k 22 was also better than the launch of most NBA 2k titles even though wasn't a good launch it's such a delicate balance of like trying to understand but then also like come on dog like we have standards like this is not meeting the standards so this clip right here popped on the NBA 2k reddit and it's an ecliptidus guy skateboarding doing a little ollie and then he jumped past look guys look a trampoline in the 2k 22 city the fact that 2k even has anything outside the city like this I thought he was just gonna drop underneath this anyway besides oh there's a follow-up clip where is this is the penthouse where is this this is top is this the penthouse this might be like the balcony of the penthouse and then he fell look at how he's falling dog this is a game this is a AAA title by the way I dropped this year people always like at me when something goes wrong with their game like I'm the solution to the fix which is like I kind of get it I talk about those issues on this channel so I feel like I understand why they would at me so I get the luxury of just hearing about most people's mba 2k related issues on my twitter feed and man some of the shit that I hear on a daily basis is insane yo I want to hear in the comments down below what unique bugs and glitches y'all have been experiencing but if not man there's a video right here where I walk around the city and if I see an ad I have to buy their IRL all right it costs me a lot let me answer you I'll catch you guys in the next one I'm out peace


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Hi everyone, Joe for JazfysCaseRakes.com. Happy Monday coming at you with 21-22, 21-22, Panini, Crown Royal, basketball, eight box, half case, pick your team number six. Second half of the case that we popped open not too long ago. Big thanks everybody here. On the 16th, thanks for spending a bit of your Monday night with us. Joshua ended up with last spot, Mojo. If you have a little rooftop next to you name like Larry, that means you won that team and that team random. There's everyone else right here. Thanks everyone for getting in. Appreciate it. Dodgers are up 5-2 on the diamond backs at the moment. I don't know what inning it is, I think. 7th? Top of the 7th? Still a few frames to go. All right, good luck everybody. We'll use this blank card right here to hide. You saw the team, you saw the relic, but we're gonna see who the auto is gonna be. Now in the first half, there's nice Kate Cunningham, 9 out of 25. Nice. That is Adam Kelly with Detroit. Now we saw a lot of vet autographs in the first half. Only two, I want to say only two rookie autographs, so maybe we'll see more rookie names on this side. Rookie auto names. Relic, Joel Embiid, Code of Arms for the Sixers. Joshua with the Sixers. And then we got Isaiah Livers. There's a rookie autograph, 37 out of 99. Maybe we'll find his teammate in here, Adam. Next box. Also, we did not see a kombu in the first half. Not quite sure if they're guaranteed per case, but for what it's worth, we have not seen one yet. Out of 75, it's Jason Tatum, and Snowblood die cut. Celtics, that'll be for Joshua. The Davion Mitchell going to Eric and the Kings. And there's Aaron Gordon, Denver, Knights of the Round Table Relic. That's Nathan with the Nuggets. The autograph is a Pelican, Trey Murphy, the third. Rookie silhouettes, Jersey and autograph, 178 out of 199. Pelican, that's gonna be for David B. and the Pels. And that is a redemption on the bottom. And he guesses on that redemption for bragging rights. Here's my favorite insert of the set right here. Test of time. And that's Carmelo Anthony. Where's the number? Right there, 27 out of 49. He has, Shirley stood the test of time. There was a time where he was going to be, people thought he might have been, might be washed up out of the league. But he just, as the great ones do, kind of adjusted his game, adjusted his game to, you know, realize that he's getting a little bit older. He can't do the same things he can. Now he's been a pretty effective player for a number of years for a couple different teams. There's DeMarco Rosen, Knight to the Round Table, piece of his jersey going to Larry and the Bulls.  Future Kings signatures. J, O, Joe Jaspy? No, Josh Christopher. I was like, Future King, Joe Jaspy. Josh Christopher, where does he go? It sounds like a rocket to me. No, he's a, he's a basketball player for the Rockets. Nice. Your 24th overall pick by the Rockets. And that's for Ryan with the Rockets. There's a Nuggets relic there. There's Jeremiah Robinson-Earl. So you're Williams, Keon Johnson to 49 for the Trail Blazers. Kevin M. The relic is Jamal Murray for Denver. Code of Arms relic for Nathan and the Denver Nuggets. Your auto? It's Cameron Thomas for the Brooklyn Nets. Rookie auto, five out of 99. I think we're seeing a lot more rookies on this side here. Brooklyn Nets, Petrie. Some good penmanship there by Cameron Thomas. All right, halfway through this half case break. You don't have any more crown round post right now, but maybe we'll see. Ooh, there's the Kaboom right there. Kaboom coming up. All right, Jimmy Butler, Luka Donchich to 99, Sharp Vusevich and Kaminga. And the Kaboom is gonna be, it's gonna be Tracy McGrady. Nice. Old school, T-Mac, Orlando. David B with the Orlando Magic. There you go, David. Nice. Kaboom cards always look really cool. Very nice. Luka Donchich going to Dallas.  We'll see more of him in the playoffs. There's Davion Mitchell, heirs to the Throne Relic for Sacktown, Bay Area and Backdown. And that is for Eric and the Kings. The die cut autograph, Ron Mercer. 37 out of 49. Old school bull going to Larry. He saw BJ Armstrong bulls edition in the first half. All right, three boxes left. Got a Cade Cunningham rookie card. Jalen Brown, nine out of 25 for the Celtics. That's gonna be for Joshua. Let's top load that. One of the top tier rookies here. That'll be for Adam Kelly in Detroit. Brooklyn Nets Relic, Lamarcus Aldridge, Code of Arms Relic for Petreet and the Nets. And it's John the Kaminga. Rookie Silhouettes, Jersey and autograph. 007 out of 199. Warriors, Sean Matic. Joe Pizzle, what's up, Joe P?  No. I will not. It's not gonna happen. Sean Matic with the Warriors. There you go, Sean. 007. Sorry, Joe P. I'm just not gonna get your hopes up, man. But someone should buy a spot right now, which would have been Joe P's spot. And then probably the monster will probably pull in that spot. There's Bo Knight to 99.  That's gonna be for Larry. And Franz Wagner, nice rookie autograph for the Magic. 50 out of 99.  Do the Orlando Magic might have the makings of a young team. This could be interesting to see these guys a couple seasons from now. Jalen Suggs, Franz Wagner. I feel like maybe a healthy Markel Fultz. This might still be around. A couple other guys. Another draft, some free agency. This could be interesting.  One out of 75, Luca Doncic. That's gonna be for Larry and Dallas. David Robinson, Hall of Fame Relic. That is for the Spurs, David B., and San Antonio. And the last one, pick your team. Six is Isaiah Jackson, rookie silhouette jersey in auto 122 out of 199. That on-card auto going to Jeremy Harder and the Indiana Pacers. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, and I will see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.