then we'll get out of here. So what do we got today? Ooh. Oh, yeah, this is a big thing. Ripple Abandoned Fortress Acquisition. So for whatever reason, I say, you know what? We don't want to buy fortress. Let's see what happens. I know that Ripple was getting into the custody business. I think that would be pretty good for their line, but I may be them going for an IPO if that actually does happen. I'm not saying it is. Maybe that's one of those things where they're like, you know what? Not right now. That's a little bit outside of our scope. I welcome right away by the SEC what can go wrong. Yeah, that's just it. Like, even if you're right over the SEC, it gives you some kind of sense of well-being, sense of security, but in all honesty, the only thing the SEC works for the SEC and the White House. They don't really, they're supposed to be for consumer protections, but yeah, come on. Didn't work too well for FTX, CEL, CS, Voyager, BlockFi. So I don't see how they're going to really protect us. Eric says, Rob, can you summarize some key takeaways from Asia trip? Sure. So we went to South Korea.   And I got to tell you, the sentiment there wasn't super fantastic. I mean, it was kind of like people were kind of going through the motions quite honestly. But that was like the retail, but the people that were building there, I mean, they had a lot of excitability of what they were doing. And they were, there's a lot of, and it wasn't like packed. It was developers and companies that were just building in the bear market. I looked around.  The ones that come out during the bull run, just for a quick cash grab, those are the ones, those are the companies that don't make it. Those are the platforms that fail pretty fast. Like a look around. A lot of these companies are going to do pretty good because they know how to actually make something happen in a really sideways crappy market. Yeah. They did well abandoning Fortress. They got hacked many times. No, I don't think Fortress itself got hacked. I think the company that they started beforehand was the one that got hacked. And then there was a, there was something that I read about that Fortress got either it was customer data, kind of like how ledger lost, didn't lose ledger got some of our customer data taken. And not for, from what they said, they didn't, they may have lost, I think it was just data, but it could be wrong. Correct me in the comment section. Let's see. When's ETH coming home? I can't wait. Well, it's been on Thursday. You know, we think that things are going to happen. We think things are going to go a certain way. I mean, look at, look at September. It doesn't be awesome, awesomely bad. And it's been pretty boring. Right. Panda Pie says, did you see the news about Facebook and the glasses with Ray-Ban? It's impressive. AI is amazing. But why not make, why not making a video call? So if you didn't see this, this one was pretty cool. Like, I don't know if you guys remember these things called Google glasses back in the day. They were trying to do that. It wasn't with AI though, it was augmented reality. But Zuckerberg, somehow, Hamidus Company, with their billions of dollars, were able to pull off, looks like a pretty good product. They're actually going to have, have AI within these glasses, not like goofy, or like glasses made from Ray-Ban. So they're somewhat stylish, I would say. And you can use that to overlay and take a look at like, say like a building and say, you know, like, what is this building? Or you can take a look at some kind of, if there's a sign that's another language, I remember this is, this was from the presentation that you, it would automatically translate it. Maybe you could do like some type of Star Trek stuff. But to use AI, oh, and then there's another cool thing, like you could look at, if it had like a sink and something was broken, you say, you could look at that and said, and then say, glasses, tell me how to fix this. And it would walk you through the process. So I know people would say, well, kind of do the same thing with like searching through my phone and googling it and you tuning it. Yeah, you could. I mean, it's the same thing. It's the same thing. It was like, but it's just a little bit, a lot faster, I guess I would say. We'll see if it actually works. I guess the same thing could be said like, why do I need to email? Can I just write you a letter? Same thing. And then, yeah, and record a video, obviously. Yeah. So if you think, if you're really worried about spying, somebody spying on you, maybe that's not the best thing for you to get. Yeah, I do bring caffeinated wisdoms. Yeah, this morning I was all, I started the day with coffee. So Rob, do you still think Al Granite still has a chance in the next bull run? Sure. Hit it's all time high. Who knows? But again, this chart, and again, if you just search digital asset news, 80, 20 rule, you'll see like, for these low prices, actually, let's see. Like, okay, Stratus, I'm just going to take one Stratus, this whole thing right here. Created in 2016. All time high in 2017 was almost 20 bucks. We'll just round up. And then on the next cycle in 2021, it only went to $3. So people look at that and go, what a loser, right? But it was like 19 cents forever. It was like 19, 22, 23 cents. You could have bought it, even if you bought over here, which would have sucked. You could have bought it and kept buying it because you're like, you know what, I believe in Stratus. They got a great team and I'm going to diamond hands and everything's going to be awesome.  Now, is this the ideal prospect? No, probably not. And here's another thing. A lot of things that, as far as investing goes, you're going to lose out. And that's why like, when, again, when we were in South Korean, we're meeting a bunch of VCs for our project, it was, we either ask them, like, well, how much do you guys invest in these different projects? And they're like millions. Like, I'm like, well, how many? Like 20, 30 or something like that. And I'm like, you got, I was like, wow. But it is, it's just, it's a, it's a process called spray and pray. And unfortunately, I know that we all don't have millions and billions of dollars, but just know that if we're investing, it's risky and you're going to lose out.  So just accept the fact that some are not going to make it, some are going to suck. And you don't have to be right 100% of time, just be right on one or two and you'll be okay. Let's see. Thanks. Any trips to Puerto Rico? I missed the frog audio. The only time the frogs come out, those cocky frogs is at night. And I'm leaving or we're leaving for Puerto Rico in the next week or so. So this green screen will all change. Or I can use the same green screen, I guess. Just throw it up there. Yep. Hey, Mullet takes mine to make money. Arizona Play-Doh. Ben's website is quite expensive word-class folk. Yeah, I mean, yeah. If you don't want to pay for it, sure. Don't blame you. Don't pay. But remember, like a lot of those things that I showed you, a lot of those things are free. So why don't you just sign up and use those. That DCA tool, I use it all the time. Like, because I'm always curious like to see, and people say, why don't you look at the past? Well, I want to see the past to see where we were, to see where we're going. So I'll go with that. But yeah, I mean, basic is they used to be 30 bucks a month. Now he's got to sell for 20 bucks or 19. But you don't have to. Can Bitcoin go lower? Bitcoin can always go lower. You want to hear a prediction? Bitcoin will go between $5 and $50,000 this year. I'm pretty sure I nailed that. You probably keep on rubbing salt on the wounds and salt bars.  I'm just trying to remind everybody that, you know, not everything comes back. We call that a dash of salt, right?  But that's why I created this spreadsheet I showed you.  Let's be honest, right? But you know what? Let me see something. You're in luck. Or I'm in luck, I guess. So look at this. Here's Dash.  However, the all time I in 2017 for Dash was almost $1,200. The all time I in 2021 was almost $400. That's not great. You know, it's a third. But however, the all time low, which was on December 25, 2019, was $41. I mean, if you started a really, of course, dynamic DCAing like we talked about, I'm just taking Dash. You would have done okay. You would have probably had to eat out some profits going here. Because, you know, 41 to 400, 10X, that's not bad. This is the only market you can really do that, right? I mean, I guess if you really want to get into like leverage trades and do, and before X trading or stuff like that, that's not my thing. But in crypto, I mean, you have that option, even though it doesn't hit its all time highs. I mean, it's not too bad. So yeah. Now, let me see if salt, how bad did salt do since I make fun of, I don't make fun of it. Sometimes I talk about it so much. Let's see. Well, what's 80 cents? So in all honesty, it's like a 20X. See, data. Love it. I mean, it went from the high of 1436 to 80 cents. Kind of hard to make it back unless you really were hustling. But I mean, still, still, not too bad. Now, let's see. Pornalysis. Hey, Rob, if Bitcoin is a safe 5X from here, most all coins are a 50-50 chance not even being around in three years. Would you tell new crypto investors? Yes. I think I talked about it, but you're right. You need to remind me sometimes I forget to say that Bitcoin is the safest asset in the riskiest market. It's super volatile, right? Super volatile. And when we see that, so if you just would like to sell and forget it, Bitcoin's the way. That's why when people get into it, that was my exposure just by Bitcoin. That was it for the longest time.  Well, maybe a little EOS. Well, maybe a little fill in the blank of whatever crazy stuff that I bought in my day. But yeah. And then also, we'll see what happens in 2024. But as a reminder, from 2017 to 2021, the top 53, only 11 out of those 53 reached their all-time high. That's 20%. So, and I talked about this in the video, the same narratives we hear today are the same narratives we've heard before. Token's awesome, got a great team, awesome community, going far, going places, diamond hands, you're going to be rewarded, blah, blah, blah. So just be aware, Hanigali says, what's your perspective on real estate in the coming few years? It's tricky to say. I, unless the prices are ridiculous, I've never seen the prices, I mean, just ridiculously high of what it was. I feel sorry for the younger generation. Like, I mean, I bought, we bought this house in 2003, 2004. And it was, it was cheap. It was super cheap. And now, like, if you're in California or Austin, you can't get anything reasonable for under three quarters of a million, maybe a million dollars. So it's like in a shack, in a rundown piece of junk at that. So as far as like real estate, I don't know how the younger generation is going to do it. And unless you, there's hotspots in America, there's hotspots, there's like, you know, if you moved to New York, good luck. If you moved to, you know, Los Angeles, good luck. If you moved to Paris, good luck. If you moved to London, oh my god, good luck to you. But there's other places that you can move outside and other reasonably priced real estate pieces. So if you're just talking about a homestead, that's different. If you're talking about for investment property, look at land. And also, if you're looking at investment property, look at loans. And I'll get into that some year. I don't know. But loans, very profitable. I have an interesting thing, but I'm sure you do. Ah, Benny's here. Benny, thanks for all you do for getting all rid of all the scammers. Appreciate you. He was pretty upbeat today. I'm sure he's still upbeat. Look, I haven't said this before, like you guys know my stance on the ETF, it's going to be approved sometime. I just don't think it's going to be 2024 of March. And I would rather be wrong and rich, than right and poor. So if I'm wrong, great. I don't think I was going to really care, honestly, if I'm wrong or right, as long as it goes off, everybody's going to be happy. I'll be happy. I'll be real happy. The question is, do you want those people to come in? That was a question today over on an FAA. Do you want those people to come in, those institutions to bring in their shady practices? But in all honesty, if despite ETFs, they have to buy the underlying asset. So at least that's something. That's a good question. Top three market cap by the end of 2024.  Everything's built on Ethereum. I know people will say, Ethereum's slow and old and blah, blah, blah. But yeah, sure. That's why they got L2s. That's why they just got L3s. Why they got ZK rollups. That's why Arbitrum, Optimism, and all the different ones that are out there are making waves. Polygon, although that's a side chain. It's not going to matter. I think Ethereum will do just fine. But again, famous last words. Who knows? It could be Tron. I don't know. Yes. Can we get access to PDF? Yeah, I'm sorry. There's access to it on the 80-20 rule video. It's in the description, but I'll make that a permanent staple in every description moving forward. That's a great question. Banna says, I wanted to ask, do you think a subpoena for Gary is somewhat credible? They never historically did that. That would be a first with Gary. They did say it would influence its future plans. Here's the thing. Gary was testifying for Congress. One of the Congress members, I think he was the head of the financial, I forget what his name was, but he said, he goes, look, we've asked you for a massive amount or a reasonable amount of documentation. For seven months, you have ignored us for the things that we're asking for. If you don't do it, we will subpoena you and we will force you to do it. This will be the first time. He said, I had to do it. You'll be the first SEC commissioner this actually falls onto. A couple of things. First of all, if any government agency is like, hey, we need some documentation or hey, we need something, IRS is coming down to you, they're not giving you seven months.  Then of course, the tough talk is, if you don't do this, I'm going to write you a nasty letter. I know a subpoena, it is there to force people to do legal action, to force them to produce documentation. I understand that, but it's just kind of like, really, it's a subpoena and that's what we're going to do. That's what we're waiting for this guy. Then he drags his feet on that one. Yes, it'll be historic, but again, I don't really think it'll make a big dent. Gary seems to do whatever he wants to do. I will say, I know people may hate Gary Gensler and he's awful for the space, which let's be honest, he is, but you got to tip your hat to him and go, that guy's got some tough skin to do whatever the heck he wants to do and just say, have at it. I don't mind this grilling. I'll come here every two weeks. You guys can say whatever you want to just hot air. I'll still keep suing all these crypto companies. Have fun. That's what's happening. I see a different way than I think some most people do. Oh, well, it's not true. I think a lot of people in the audience, you guys are going to see it that way too. Maybe. Maybe. I don't care why I see him on Arrow. Don't mix. That could be true. He's Rob. Okay. There's been two shows there about sweat coin. Great thing that you brought that up and I hear a collective's grown across the audience. Here's good news. So I was talking with sweat coin yesterday because as you know, I bought a boatload of it and I'm super biased on this channel. Let's be honest. Anyhow, I said, look, if you want to give this this promotion because they're going to launch in the United States, we got to give people something free and it just has to be that way. They okay. So they're going to allocate 500 sweat coin per winner. We're going to do up to, I think, 10 winners. Also, they're going to give away the premium NFTs that they have for their wallet and we're going to go from there. We're not going to do merch. I didn't like doing giveaways for like t-shirts and stuff like that because no one wears that stuff. People want things that have value, right? So 500 sweat coins right now. That's like 50 bucks or something like that. $50, $30 or something. And then of course, if it goes up, hey, not too bad. So we'll be doing giveaways in October, starting October 1st. Yeah. Let's see. It's obviously losing badly. Hey, cats. Hey, Tesla. Hey, John. Back again. Wall Street memes is going to explode the coming days. Hey, Rob. How was cat with a K and not a mod? Just tell, I told you, you got to earn that. You got to earn that wrench. I see in the audience. I know. Nothing's for free. It takes time. This is the part of the community. Show your favorite DJ and play. Well, really, if you look at it, Sweatcoin was a DJ and play. And I just talked about it. So that's pretty good. No, it's not really much. I mean, some people will say anything outside of Bitcoin is DJ anyhow. I still think Cardinal is going to do great. Still think Chamberlain is going to do very well. Still think Arbitrum is a sleeper for L2. And of course, again, it's all about what you look at. If you look at the price action, not so much, but if you look at daily active users, total value locked up in those types of things. You can see it's actually doing pretty good. I think it has twice the TVL of optimism and optimism has base. Yeah, it's a terrible engine. It's been the best bear market. It's just DCA in peace until the having comes. Yeah, this one, this last cycle, this next cycle, I'll never be out of crypto all the way. It's just like saying, like I'll be out of real estate. I'll never be out of real estate. But I'm going to sell roughly 80% of all my crypto. And I told you when I always talk about that video. You know what I should do? Here's what I'm going to do one of these days.   It'll be recorded obviously because I've already done it. And I'm going to sit in the corner right down here where EngineMan is. I'm going to let it play. And then throughout every little piece, I'm just going to watch the comments section and see who's got questions for about what. Like, hey, what did you do there? Or how'd you move that to your wallet? Or what are you talking about here? I think that'll be the best way because when you watch the video, sometimes they get questions like, well, how'd you do that? Let me know if that's a bad idea or a reasonable or good. I do have a lot of rot mods. Rusty says, Rob, please Google periods when to make money in 1875. I think this is a diagram we're referring to. 1875 images. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've seen this before. What you're talking about is this. And it takes a look at, oh, it's on Twitter. Hey, great. What this does is it takes a look at all the different collapses and rises of the economy, hard times, price dropping off, all those things. And it's been pretty much accurate so far.  And then we bounce back up, which is pretty cool if you think about it, right? I like that. And again, I think it's off a little bit. I don't think 2019 was the absolute high. I mean, for the markets themselves, not just our market, but for like the S&P 500, I think it was 2021. Let's see. I'm pretty sure. Max. Yeah, November 2021 was the max for the market. But again, it is pretty good. And things are all in cycles. I think everything goes with cycle. Take a read the book or just do a Google search for fourth turning. Let's see what I mean. If 2023 is the bottom and then we go up from there and here's 2026, hey, I'll take that. I'll take that all day long. Like I said, I don't know if the bull one's going to be 2024, five or six, but it's coming just like bear markets don't last forever. So yeah. And then of course, we're down 2032. I think with the rise of AI and the problems that we're going to see with people losing their jobs, I can see 2032 being a pretty awful year. So yeah, definitely. Yeah, I remember that. What's a good one? G money. What's your content? Love transparency. Thanks. Yeah. Oh, if you guys want to see some transparency, you got to stop by on Sunday. On Sunday, I get to show you what I'm buying as far as my portfolio, which you all know what it is and how much I'm down so far. So like, you know, I've been DCAing since 2022 on some of these projects. I'm taking a whooping and I show you how much I'm down and we use Ben's DCA tool. I don't show you the exact amount because, you know, why am I going to do something crazy like that? Like, wow, Rob's poor or Rob's super rich. I need to do a wrench attack on him, whatever it is. But yeah, stop by on Sunday and you'll see. But that's the thing I talk about. Even though I'm down, it was the same thing in 2019. It's pretty bad. 2020 was not the greatest either. I was looking at my portfolio and it's going down, down. I'm like, eh, come back at some point and did. And I did great on some of these plays. Cardano, Theta, Chainlink, even Eos. I did good on Bitcoin, but it wasn't the big winner. That's why I say, spray and pray. I did lose out on some other ones. It's true. Very true, but ETH gas fees are too high. That is very true.  Yeah. Taxes going up. Can't get insurance either. Tom Emmerer. Yeah, it was. Who was grilling Gary yesterday. Gary doesn't fear a subpoena. Well, the FBI raised his office. I'd be doubtful. Wouldn't that be something though? Imagine, let's just dream for a second. Not that we're wishing bad karma on somebody, but let's just say that, I don't know, Gary was involved with Sam Bakeman Fried and FTX. And he conspired with them to actually make FTX a juggernaut of a centralized exchange. And there was documentation of the FBI to it. Wouldn't that be exciting? Ah, I can always dream, right? Listen, it's funny. Those good skin is tough. Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cat, all I do is I grant you the wrench. I'll see you in a couple of streams. David says, are you on Instagram and TikTok? So you're handling those platforms? I am, but that's just, I have a person that helps me and she just posts those over there every so often. I'm not very active. So if you want to talk, first of all, I'll never reach out to you. I'll never email you. I'll never contact you for anything. You have to know that. But if you want to ask a question, I have in the description, there's my email. You can email me anything that you want to or just ask the question here. Don't do it on Instagram or TikToks. I don't even check it, honestly. Yeah, Sikaslova sweat is on the near wallet, but the near wallet, the near wallet. So they're doing some changes and upgrades for near, which I am also dollar cost averaging into. I think it's a pretty good project. You have to, if you have an old, let me see if I can find it. Yeah, here we go. If you happen to have a near wallet online at wallet.near.org, it states, as of October 31st, the near wallet will be discontinued. No change will be made to your account or its assets. Use your recovery phrase that transfer wizard to securely migrate to a different wallet. And what they're doing is they're having a different wallet on their servers or whatever they're doing, and you can do it that way.  To use the transfer wizard, you just set it up and it just creates a new wallet. And that's pretty much it.  But that's for very few people. I have to take a screenshot of that. No, I'll put it up there. It's even funnier. Robin's sweat coin is, I think, compared to James with Tesla. I had to stop watching. I think it's called disorder. Hey, man, James really believes in Tesla. What can you say? When you believe in it and you feel it in your bones, you got to talk about it, right? How many of you started talking about Bitcoin to your friends and family once you figured it out? You're like, don't talk to me about that. I want to hear about it again, which is why I started this channel. As a matter of fact, people got sick of me telling about it. Yeah, that's a good point. You ever thought about streaming on Rumble so the conversation would be ultra-controversial? Then we definitely need Cal with a K as a model, as a mod. At some point, I really should get into Rumble. But in all honesty, the things that we talk about, I wouldn't say the same things on Rumble as I do here. I don't really get too controversial or too political or too religious because what's the point? The point is I'm just looking at data and trying to get everybody.  And I'm just trying to get to the point where I'm like, okay, here we are on the bull market, now it's time to take profits, now it's time to get into different assets, and then wait for another crash to go in. So it's always going to be the same message that I have here. And that's really, really good. The reason I wouldn't move to Rumble is because of the censorship at some points that YouTube has. If you don't say the right things, they'll stop you out. That's the truth. I am also adjourned. I think that's it. Oh no, I'm sorry, hit the wrong button. $10 wrench attack could have been expensive all the months. Yeah, I got a lot of mods.  Right? Hello, Phillip. I'm Sweden. So many live streams are going to feel like Rob is getting bullish. Nah, it's just that live streams are just, quite honestly, live streams are just easier to do. If you do like, if I just did a recording, like the 80-20 video, it took me like three or four hours to put together. Like a live stream, actually, no, it took me like six to seven hours to put that together and edit it and do all those things. So, but a live stream is just much easier, which is this. And of course, I get to answer all these questions live, which is nice. Yeah, let's get to the likes past 200. That'd be nice. Thanks. Hello, Andre. Beardy's here. Code Brown. Yeah. Alex Foszels here from Swissborg. Sorry, I didn't, I'm trying to get through all these questions. Alex, I know you, check out Swissborg. Any contact to me on Signal, I'll get back to you. Don't, don't raid Mar-a-Lago again before the SEC. Probably a good point. A lot of love in there. A lot of love in the, in the comments. Thanks everybody. It's very nice. Smash the like. Got a reminder. Yeah, that's a good question. Where is Jarkey? Ooh. See, Aristotle, you know, you were complaining that I, first of all, I appreciate the two dollars. I won't spend it all in one place. But remember, like we were just talking about Ben's site for 19 bucks. Look, everybody, I know I had these super stickers turned on. Don't give me anything. Just keep it and buy Bitcoin or whatever you want to do with it. But thank you, Ars. I appreciate you. Rob, what's the one of the most undervalued coins? PSM, when have you landed Dubai? Dubai, man. I did a 13 hour flight from here to South Korea.  And I know if to go over there from Dubai is like, for, even in Puerto Rico, I think it's like 17 hours. So for me to get there, it's going to be something tremendous to get me to go to Dubai. Undervalued coins, right now, I think it's Arbitrum. Arbitrum is one of the most undervalued coins that keeps slipping. And it's like number 32. There's another one I talked about yesterday. It was called Astra. No, Astar. And they're Southeast Asia company in Hong Kong and stuff like that. And they just signed, they just inked a deal with Toyota and Sony. And I'm like, hmm, maybe something to look into. That's the second time I mentioned them. I don't, that didn't pay me. I don't own it. Might own it at some point. And then, and Alex, you know why I'm going to say this, but I think that Web3 gaming is highly undervalued. And if you want to take a look, you don't have to take a look at the individual games, but look at the studios. And we had Hustlepedia or Johnny from, from, he also streams on Crypto Banter. And he gave us a lot of good ones, like Immutable X. I think it was Alluvium was one of the ones that I like. And a couple of the different platforms or studios that are into the games. So actually, you know what? I'll show you the video. And also, one more thing.  Take a look at my pet hooligan that's been out. And tell me if it doesn't look similar to Fortnite with the graphics and the playability. It's a Web3 game. Ah, here we go. Here's the 80-20 video I was talking about. There's Johnny. And oh, here's the, here's his pics right here. Vulcan Forge, Immutable X, Dubs, Eshalon, Primes, and Gala. Makes sense. So I take a look at those. And of course, Sweatcoin, because I own it. Of course, that's undervalued. That was a shameless, shameless plug. Thank you. Devon Seemajarki. Good enough. Arba's Way to Centralize. Isn't, look, anything that's in crypto, and I noticed people say it's not centralized. It's way more decentralized than, say, oh, I don't know, Wells Fargo. So, and of course, there's level to decentralization. But I will show you something. It does do something. It's an option of metrics. I think there's metrics that we need to look at. And it's not just price, right? So like, here's total value locked up. These are the different L2s for Ethereum. Base, which doesn't have a token. You can't get into that for a coin base. 550 million. Everybody talks about how great it is. Which it is. It's made quite a big jump. But it's only a 5% of market share. Optimize, 2.6 billion. It's not bad. But look at Arbitrum, almost $6 billion. And look, as far as the tech and making things actually work, as far as the game that we're going to come out with, we're looking very hard at Arbitrum. And we've looked at Polygon. And we're still looking at Polygon, but we've looked at Polygon. We've looked at Immutable X as well. Some other ones. But yeah. And then let's see, what else can we look at? Yeah, same thing. This is a total volume lock for all the chains, actually. And Ethereum is far and away the biggest winner. $28 billion. Tron, look at that. He will make fun of Justin Sun, but I think he's in the top 15. $6.73 billion. Binance Smart Chain, $7 billion. And there's Arbitrum, $2.47 billion. Polygon, $1.32 billion, so on and so forth. Look at Solana, $648 million, whatever. So that's all how you look at it. Ah, been nibbling Astar for you. I didn't even know it existed, quite honestly. Is it reacting to your radar? No. 10 plus hour flights are suck. I don't like them. Thank you, Max. Thank you. Today I've got $5. You know what $5 used to buy? A value meal at McDonald's. Can't get half that these days. Crypto Ninja, what's the crime rate like in Puerto Rico? I'm not sure. Relatively low. I don't hear too much of things that are going on. But it's not crime-free, that's for sure. There are some problems with drugs, like every major place. But it's a good place to be. I mean, beaches are great. People are great. The food? Beers are good. That's all I really need. Ah, what a great question. Step in the app to buy this expensive NFT to use it, which does have value, and it could cost you, right now it doesn't cost you that much for the Step NFT. But with Sweatcoin, Sweatcoin's been around for 7, 6, 7 years. And it was Web 2 first. Has over 200 million downloads. Top 5 app for globally for health and fitness. And they make all the money just the same way that YouTube makes its money. Like when you came on here, unless you had a premium account, you had to watch an ad, right? So the same thing with Sweatcoin. They'll have ads there. And also you can use your Sweatcoins to actually use and buy things. Like I bought some of these headphones and then donations. And there was something else I bought. Some kind of like, oh, those percussion massages because I got a jacked up left shoulder. And I used my Sweatcoins for that. So that's how it is. And it's free to download and use. And if you would have listened to me, everybody, a year ago, you get one Sweatcoin for 1,000 steps. Now it's 4,500 steps to get one Sweatcoin. Not that I'm saying you should have done it. That's not what I'm saying. You didn't have to. And Ryan asked an important question. What's there between Sweatcoin and Sweatcoin? Not much. And that's it. Look, we're coming up on an hour. How did we do that? That's it for today. So hit the like on your way out. Say a little comment in the comment section. That always helps with the algorithm, but that's it. So thanks so much, everybody. And I'll see you guys on the next one. Have a good day. Appreciate you.


Welcome everyone. Before start, organizers and the European Society would like to ask everyone to, due to all the problems we are facing today, like attacks and fear and all these things, I would like to ask you first to silence and just to think about things that we as hackers could do to make things better. Unfortunately, today we set up the show and the stage. First, we prepared an opening, a nice opening for you, hopefully. Unfortunately, this morning, Oya, who was hosting the stage with me for the opening, was injured, so he cannot be here. So, I hope you will forgive any glitches or any problems we're in. For this opening presentation, we have here the ex-chair, the old fighter, here because of an unfortunate accident. Oya Ritseniv, ACP YSS member, who is hiding there somewhere, one of the CIG, Engurgele Kaltan. A quick look at the attendee's evolution, and got bigger and bigger. The change of location, Yubao, I know everyone in the vast country will tell, has less connections and it's a less big hub compared to Berlin. We still had a very good number of attendees and people joining the community. For surprising, the evolution in Buildbao went from zero. Great job, guys. Quick information before we start about the EPS. The EPS is the Europe Python Society. We started the Europe Python conference series. We are an open, the best thing to do is volunteer, help us get involved. Volunteering doesn't mean to volunteer just during the conference. We have a lot of things to do. Organizing a conference, that size is really hard, especially trying to keep a really good quality for the whole conference and the whole experience during the year. For that, we started the new workgroup concept a couple of years ago. It's working. The conference was managed by workgroups that are slightly changing from year to year, but the main members and the main are less interested. Many times, five or ten minutes of your time is anything or it would take three minutes of their time. I really invite you guys to be more in-goals, to be more involved in the communities. Yesterday, a lot of people showed up. We just, I'm hosting the Europe Python next year, can reply to this and say, hey, I have this, this or that for Europe Python. Of course, you need to have a plan. You need to have an idea about venues, about budget, about how we can do this. The purpose of this call for interest is to start talking with people during the conference so we can actually have more things set up. A call for paper will be followed up based on the interactions of this call for interest. Those are the timelines, more or less, they are not written in stone. This is to enjoy the conference. Password and SSID there, both Europe Python 2016, offered in this presentation and I'll love you to see it. 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So the most important talks starting at six o'clock, there are no more important talks after six o'clock. So who has been to a Europe Python before? Oh, there's a lot of people. I was hoping to recycle jokes. So who's been to Florence? Oh, there are fewer people. So first of all, for our Spanish hosts, lightning talks are short talks of five minutes, no longer than that. If you try to announce a conference, you only have two minutes. If you try to skip on sponsoring a recruiting sessions and try to recruit on stage, you'll have exactly zero German minutes to do it. Lightning talk man and lightning talk man from Brexit will, divided kingdom, will celebrate the show. So if we go to the end of the five minute or two minute or zero minute, I will raise one arm and the audience is asked to applaud with two fingers. Test it. We have Michael Ford with us and we have Harry Parzywell, so we have to test everything else they shoot us. And if I raise both arms, yeah, you do a frenetic applause.  And oh, there's a sign up sheet for those who didn't understand the Spanish. I didn't. It's outside this room. Please sign up with your name. Please spell your name so that I can read it and the title of your talk. If it's about a web framework, just put in web framework and I'll make up a title. So just put down your names so I can read it. Thank you very much. This year we have a lot of keynoters, really high quality side events and things happening. We have a session happening tomorrow. Full three sessions panel. There is a local track happening on Wednesday. Space during the conference and you can see what we have. So if you visit us here or the food this year, it will take some time but we'll really try to the next day. And I'll show you the tools needed for the advanced mode for people. So the social event is not to be missed. That reception desk today in Chamorro if you ask nicely and give 20 euros. 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Hello everybody, how's everybody doing? Look, Lost Ark's coming out tomorrow. A lot of people keep asking me, hey, are you gonna play? Will you play, blah, blah, blah, blah. Look, this is the truth. Lost Ark is an Eastern MMO. It is entirely its own genre of game, okay? I will give Lost Ark a try, but am I really gonna play it, play it? Cause I talk about like playing, are you gonna play this, are you gonna play that? I don't consider like logging on, playing for the first couple of days or whatever, playing a game. Right, that's like streaming the game. A lot of people are playing it, but it's, there's a lot of stuff about like Korean MMOs and Eastern MMOs in general, that it's not like a normal, it's not like a normal MMO. It is its own genre of game. And we're gonna look at some stuff about it today and kind of decide, hey, how's it gonna go, whatever. But it's like its own thing. There's a lot of pay to win. It's like, oh, it's free to play, but there's all this microtransactions and those microtransactions a lot of times end up being pay to win. But I don't really know that much about Lost Ark other than just the very little bit that I visually looked at it. I wanna look at Lost Ark, honestly. I wanna look at Lost Ark and see how I really feel about it. I will probably play it tomorrow, but we'll see how it goes. So there's been a lot of hype. There's been a lot of people talking about, Espen, are you gonna play Lost Ark?  So-and-so is playing it. This guy's playing it, that guy's playing it.  Lost Ark is a Korean MMO. It's been around for a couple years. Supposedly they've made some changes and they're trying to westernize it a little bit and they're releasing it here. I haven't really seen anything about it as far as the design principles of the game. What is it about? Listen, I've only just kind of visually seen it a little bit. Initially, I didn't really have a lot of interest, but I will probably give it a fair shake tomorrow. I'll probably give it a fair shake tomorrow, but also today I wanna look like is this something that I'm gonna enjoy or not? We'll see in the next couple of days, but I'll play it on launch. We'll take a look at the videos and kind of decide what we wanna do. A lot of people are saying Paladins are a PvP class, right? Paladins are a PvP class, is that true? I don't know, which is good, because that's what I like. I've always been more into PvP and that type of stuff, like arenas. I still do Burning Crusade arenas and all that stuff, so if I'm not streaming Burning Crusade on my main channel, which on my main channel I do this and I do all kinds of different stuff on the S-Fan TV channel, but then also on S-Fan radio, I'll do a lot of my late night arena streams and stuff like that, so yeah. I'm still very much into Burning Crusade, but this could be something to kind of throw into the mix for a little bit and we'll see how it goes while we wait for Elden Ring to come out on the 25th. Anyway, let's check it out. Let's check out this Lost Ark Directors trailer that just came out today. Hello, adventurers. My name is Kum Kan Son. Hello, nice to meet you. I'm the director of Lost Ark. Korean names are hard to pronounce, aren't they? So just call me Gold River. With the help of a wonderful voice actor. Hi, Gold River. Continue for me in English and this trailer. I'll show you some cool ways to enjoy Lost Ark, which is launching very soon. Hello, that was it. Say hello to our adventurers. Hello, nice to meet you, adventurers. Now, let us begin. First, let's take a look at the world of Lost Ark. Video did a good job of getting me interested, to be honest. He's all started with one. From the age when our world, Archea, was created. To the time when the moon turned red and the demons of Petrenia broke the mandates. Everyone craved the one and only light of creation, the Ark. The only Ark I care about is Noah's Ark. The hour of prophecy has come. Order and chaos have begun to encroach upon each other. In places of history established under the glorious sun and in places that were kept under the silent darkness, a new dawn is coming. The stars align to guide you to find the Ark. What does this remind me of? This reminds me of something. This reminds me of Dark Souls. The music and the, you know, not the visuals, but they're just like listening to it. You know what I mean? In this world called Archea, Sabaton February 17th. Including the powerful demon legion of Kazaros. But there's no need to worry. I will introduce you to the cool heroes that will fight against them. Classes in Lost Ark have their own unique characteristics and combat mechanics. You can progress with unique skills and your own style. So this is pretty much the extent of what I've seen in this game. It looks like illegal legends. To deal with various combat situations, some classes can burst their specialty to transform and become more powerful. Looks like a mobile game. It's a Korean MMO. I mean, that's what it seems like. There is a class. Eastern MMOs are designed to be played on mobile. There is a class that uses huge mechanical launchers and other hardened weapons to crush enemies. It's like Final Fantasy VII, like inside the reactor. Not only are there classes that deal damage, there are also classes that support and heal their allies. OK, I'm going to pause for a second. Is there a video that just shows straight up what Paladin does? I don't like playing a Paladin because that's the name of the class, right? I like playing a Paladin because of how it plays in WoW, right? I like being kind of like that support PVP, off heal, throw buffs out. Like, that's what I like with a Paladin. In Final Fantasy XIV, for example, I like playing a Dragoon. I like supporting people, but then when I want to go, I want to go. Not only are there classes that deal damage, like, he buffs everybody and then he like, boom, because I like that, but I don't know what it is. I like how it looks. There's a sense of safety with a class on the front line protecting allies. You can effectively evolve the unique skills of each class in various ways to fit different combat situations using the tripod skill tree system. Styles of skills can be changed based on the situation, and even the controls can be changed. You can find the most optimal combinations of skills by customizing. Each class has two awakening skills, the ultimate skills. With these awakening skills, you can turn a battle's direction quickly. Honestly, graphics look cool. There's a lot going on there. Once you've chosen your class, it's time to experience your progression to a set of challenges in the Chaos Dungeon, which is one of the fundamentals of this game. You will battle waves of monsters to help you create your own fighting style. It feels like P.O.E. to drag about your magnificent skills against hordes of enemies. Once you've familiarized yourself with battles, try raids or you'll face off against lethal guardians. Their variety is an imposing threat. You will be able to greatly enhance your combat skills by facing these mighty guardians. It's time for Abyssal Dungeons and Abyssal Raids, where working with allies becomes more crucial. Abyssal, I feel like mythic raiding. Here, enemies will try to confuse and trick you with their gimmicks. Sometimes you'll need to rely on your skills, and sometimes you'll need to rely on your ally's support. Once you defeat them, you will be ready for the biggest battle in Lost Ark, the Legion Raid. There, you will face the six most powerful Legion leaders. Yeah, it's like a P.O.E. or a League of Legends. Vekis. Style of MMO. Kakul Saden. Broshaza. Akhan. And Theamine. Facing them will be very interesting. Hold on. Theamine. Isn't that like caffeine drinks? There's a secret map that lets you explore hidden dungeons and a ghost ship that appears in the sea. Oh, ghost ship. Like foraging. Fishing. Is it out tomorrow? Hunting. Logging. Archeology. Mining.  If you like PvP, make your way to the Proving Ground. Okay, chat be quiet, be quiet. I gotta listen to this. There are combat skills there. Visiting certain regions and islands will enable you to enjoy various types of PvP battles. And once you start to get accustomed to these, you will find an opportunity for more challenging and massive battlegrounds. If the everyday routine isn't for you, try other activities like a sailing co-op quest. Climb spires to face challenges in the tower. Explore random rooms and cubes. Fight powerful field bosses, and so on. A variety of content awaits. If you are ready, tackle these challenges one at a time. Even with so many diverse activities to choose from, my personal favorite is the Island Token. In Lost Ark, you can sail and travel to around 100 islands. These islands have their own content and events that are completely different from the main storyline. Become a trusted consultant to the adorable Tuukis. If you're brave enough, how about exploring a horror island? Or if you're feeling sleepy... Luigi's Mansion! You might want to head to Twilight Isle.  You can explore a maze, or join a snowball fight. Fight PvP battles in a field of reeds full of treasures. If you need money, you can deliver packages on the side. Challenge others with your fishing skills. Or turn into a chicken and rally other chickens. These are just some of the fun side quests that await you on the islands. Once you've mastered them...  I think this is going to be one of those games where I'm not really going to know if it's good, or I'm not going to know if I like it until I play it. There hasn't really been a whole lot that's really captured me. The PvP stuff seems kind of intriguing, but it's like, okay, let's see how that feels.  This is the thing with MMOs in general. Almost all MMOs, they come out, boom, big spike, and then they drop, and then they level out at a certain point. Nowadays, years and years and years ago, MMOs were still kind of growing, because more and more people were getting PCs, and it was very community-based. This is a whole discussion. Nowadays, you have Discord, and you have so many other online communities in order to interact with people. You still have it a little bit. On Benediction Alliance, it's great, because people are hanging out in trade chat all day. But back then, you didn't really have that at all. Back in the day, like 15 years ago, we didn't really have Discord in the online communities that we have now. People would literally log on, and they'd sit in Iron Forge all day and talk in trade chat. People would sit in Shatchrath all day and burn in Crusade and talk in trade chat. People would go in Dalaran, hang out in Dalaran all day, and talk in trade chat. That's not really a thing anymore. It still happens. It still happens a little bit on Benediction, which is cool, because it didn't happen at all on Alliance Feralina. That sort of aspect of MMOs is gone. So there was a lot more reason to play MMOs than just the gameplay itself 15 years ago. It's a common theme for RPGs. Exploring different continents and experiencing different episodes while searching for the Ark. But as your adventure continues, you will get to know the people of Arkeja and get involved in the massive lore. What begins as a small story unfolds into a complex history.  Please, join us in this journey of epic stories. Dragon! Then, the secrets of Arkeja and the Ark will reveal themselves to you. This is sure to be fascinating. I have a problem with... This is something that is a problem with all... It's pretty much every MMO. There needs to be a distinct art style. There needs to be something that makes it stand out from the crowd. Having too realistic of graphics, for example, is a huge problem with MMOs because they end up getting dated. This was something that... I'm going to use my first MMO, one of my favorite games of all time, Dark Age of Camelot, as an example there. Dark Age of Camelot tried to be realistic. And when you try to be realistic, you're not going to be. And when you're not realistic and time goes on and graphics get better, hardware gets better, people get used to seeing things that look better, eventually, your game just looks like trash. Whereas if you take a game like Classic WoW, Classic WoW is a very distinct art style. The textures don't... There's not as many pixels or this and that. But as a distinct art style, you can look at the game and be like, oh, wow, great. Final Fantasy XIV has a very distinct art style. But whenever I look at games like Dark Age of Camelot or Guild Wars, looks a lot like Dark Age of Camelot, honestly, Ashes of Creation needs work on its art style. Animation and gameplay looks really good. Yeah, I think the stuff looks good. I think there's a lot going on on the screen, which makes it kind of hard to follow, but anyway. I won't say that Lost Ark is the greatest game ever. It would be unfair to compare us to a masterpiece in MMORPG that you, or even I, went crazy about. Such as World of Warcraft or Diablo, the title of Hacking Slash. We know that compared to all these legendary works, we're a Makoko. But that means we're bringing our own unique charm. So please, stay tuned. One thing's clear. Lost Ark will always be a better game today than it was yesterday. There is no doubt that this is a game that will continuously improve with you our adventurers. If you love MMORPGs, once love MMORPGs, but have fallen out of love, or if it's your first time playing an MMORPG, how about falling in love with Lost Ark? I am so happy and excited to greet you in Arcaja, the world that we've created. Thank you. With all RPG fans, why did the guy not say that? Did they run out of money? Did they run out of budget and they just couldn't hire the guy to say the last sentence? Okay, so let me kind of give my full thoughts after watching the trailer here. I do think that there's definitely a reason to be intrigued by this game. It is a very different style of MMO. It seems like there's a lot of actually fair reason to be intrigued by the MMO. It's the isometric style or whatever. It's very different than what I'm used to and what I like to play typically when it comes to MMOs. But also, you guys know, I do like League of Legends and I played more League of Legends than I played WoW after Burning Crusade launch. After Rathalich can launch, sorry. I just don't know if it's going to be the right feel for an MMO. We'll see. I think that the animation and stuff look cool, looks crisp. I think there's a lot going on which might make it boomerize or whatever, might make things hard to follow or maybe not look great on stream, but it's fun to play who knows. POE kind of has that same issue, but I think it's not that big of a deal in POE, so maybe it's not that big of a deal in this. I do think it's a big deal in retail WoW. I think the PvP stuff is we'll wait and see on the PvP stuff. The music seems good. It seems like they get it when it comes to music and setting the tone and trying to trigger those emotions and getting the right feeling of playing a game and really having the players get invested in it. That's one of the big things with entertainment in general that I've thought about recently. It's things that are entertaining a lot of times have as much to do with making the viewer the listener, the viewer, the whatever, the consumer of the entertainment feeling invested, right? Like how invested can you make somebody feel? So if I'm a player, I'm playing a game, can you set the tone for the entirety of this place that we're in and make me feel really invested in this game. It's a huge deal. Music is a big part of that. It's a big part of adding to the investment with the environment and all that. Let's take a look at Paladin as a subclass of Warrior. Paladin, wielders of the light and a one-handed sword. Paladins are kind of this offensive healer. They deal okay damage. It's not quite on par with the pure DPS classes, but they can definitely help out and they are the best damage dealing support. Actually, that's their main role, though, as a buff and support class. In fact, the Paladin is one of only two supports that are playable in the game. So while you're dealing damage, you are primarily there to aid your allies with shields as well as a passive heal. As a Paladin, the class identity is this piety meter. It will fill up when in combat and dealing damage. And once it's full, you've got two different abilities you can choose from. There is Sacred Executioner, which increases the attack range of basic attacks and punish skills by 30%, while also increasing the damage of those attacks and abilities. Or you can choose to activate Holy Aura, which creates this 12-metre aura around your character increasing all of your member damage by 10%. So basically your choice is a stronger buff for yourself or a buff across the board for your teammates. And that's really what you're likely to do in a group setting. So what you're telling me is there's no choice, right? That's basically what he's saying. No. I think it's okay. I don't like the idea of like builders and spenders so much, but this is a little bit different.  You can clear the content. You can make it to the story and you can do a fair bit of these solo things. Your damage isn't that bad, but certainly come and game expect to be a support. That is the role of a Paladin. You were there to help out your team, helping them survive and do more damage. In PvE, Paladins are highly sought after because again, they are one of only two supports in the game, so any party is going to want either you or a bard in their group pretty much for all of the content. You're not going to be a strong damage dealer here, though. I have to reiterate that. The class just does not scale well compared to pure DPS classes.  However, in terms of PvP, with the way scaling works in Lost Ark, the Paladin is actually a real damage threat. On top of all of their powerful support skills. So in addition to your shields and your healing, you've got some strong peel. It's funny, it's the opposite of burning Gershin. Paladin scales super hard in burning Gershin. You're dealing some damage, but primarily helping your team. I think you'd be happy with the Paladin. And last but not least, we have got the Gun Lancer. Now, at first glance, this looks like a tank. Okay, I will say this. Paladin looks kind of cool. It's unfortunate that it doesn't do a lot of PvE damage. You know what's more important than dealing damage. It's keeping your party alive. And that's exactly what the Paladin does. So, let's talk Paladin in a nutshell. I mean, the animations look cool. I will say that. I think the big thing for me with a Paladin, what I like about the way my Paladin plays in Burning Crusade, which is I'm using that as an example, because Burning Crusade Paladin is the most fun I've ever had playing my Paladin ever. In Classic. Not even not vanilla, not original Burning Crusade. Burning Crusade Classic. Knowing the things I know now, having Seal of Blood, all that. Seal, twisting, everything. I like the idea of support, support, buff this guy, blessing of freedom, stun. Right, I'm talking about wow right now. Heal, heal, heal, cleanse. Okay, let's smoke this guy. Boom, wings, pin your back, clap somebody. Big burst. That's what I like. It seems like Paladin in this is somewhat similar.  Being the hero in the shadows.  In that case, Paladin is absolutely a class that should be on your list. What exactly does the Paladin do though? You're not a tank, nor are you a DPS.  So don't be fooled into thinking that you're going to be doing damage as a Paladin, because trust me you won't. Your job is to support your party and make sure that the greedy DPS can survive even the hardest hitting mechanics. But on top of that you also got your team with juicy damage buffs across the board. As a support in Lost Ark you offer something most classes simply don't, which is healing and shielding. For every four players in a party it is expected to have one support to buff the three DPS that you are playing with. If you are more interested in knowing about the perks of a support, you should check out my Bard video where I talk more in-depth about this topic. Now let's briefly talk about Holy Night in general. As mentioned above you are the backbone of your party. If you do good damage but it won't be super bursty and pumping huge amount of numbers.  But the game has a decent way of making you not feel that way with some powerful abilities the paladin has in his kit. Now a question I get asked a lot is how do supports fare in solo instances and while leveling? Just to cover it quickly, yes they are a bit slower in solo content but not in a way that is horrible or that it feels impossible to solo any content. It's just a tad slower than most DPS classes. Anyway, let's now take a closer look. This is kind of like a holy paladin in retail. PvP is equalized so you don't have to worry about grinding or even getting max level. You only need level 26 and no armor and you can kill for PvP. I'm going to be honest, I think that sounds bad. Here's why that's bad chat. A big part of the reason there's a huge gameplay opportunity. There's a whole category of gameplay that comes from building your character.  In my experience even this is something that I'll look back on Legion. I quit WoW for a lot of years but supposedly something that a lot of the WoW PvP players wanted they asked for, they begged Blizzard for this. They said we wanted PvP scaling. We want to have more equalized gear in PvP.  The problem becomes there's nothing outside of just playing PvP that you can do to make your character stronger. Player power doesn't increase at all. You don't have other things to do in the game, other opportunities to do what you want to do better. Okay, so you don't have gear but you have skill points. But there's still no real progression, you just put the points in. So depending on how you want to play your class, these primary starts which are attacks. So this is something. Okay, this is something. So this is kind of how I'm feeling right now. I will play Lost Ark tomorrow on launch. I will be playing Lost Ark tomorrow on launch. We're going to check it out. We're going to give it a couple days to give it like an honest look. I'll still be raiding tomorrow night. So I'll be doing Black Temple and Hydral at night during the day. I'll do Lost Ark. I will go live a little bit early tomorrow in that case. I will live a little bit early tomorrow and we'll start Recap and everything else a little bit sooner. We'll talk about everything and I'll probably go live at like, because that'll be 11 o'clock of my time. I normally go live at noon. I will probably go live at like 10. Okay, I'll go live at like 10 a.m. CST maybe a little bit sooner, maybe like 9, 9.30. And then we'll spend the first couple hours kind of getting ready. We'll do red at Recap. We'll watch some videos. We'll talk about stuff, we'll have some fun. And then we'll hit it with Lost Ark. And then I'm going to raid in Burning Crusade at night. Maybe on my alt channel, maybe on my main channel, I don't know.  I'm not sure yet. I'm not sure yet. So that's going to be the plan. So make sure to come check that out. S-Fan Radio is my alt channel. I will be live on S-Fan Radio later tonight doing some Burning Crusade arenas and I will be live on this channel, S-Fan TV Tuesday morning. So tomorrow or today, depending on what part of the world you're in.


For a good jerky, we start with a good piece of meat. And what I have right here is an inside top round of a cow elk. And the grain's running this way. I'm going to take these slabs off just like yay. We're going to just cut those in slices like that.  I use my own homemade brine, although I know Scott, you and I both use and like the high mountain seasonings. And we're just going to cut our slabs. And then these are going to go in and soak in a brine overnight. And then smoke. And then this is some of our teriyaki jerky. And we're going to take a pair of snips and cut those in about two inch pieces just like that. People ask me how long will jerky last? If you make jerky this good, it won't last very long.


okay guys do this you have an inclined plane this is angle theta okay this is the height edge fine and now I am removing this incline and making it a wavy path like this fine without touching the initial and final point initial and final point remains the same okay this is height edge now you're keeping a mass here fine so what is the work done by the gravity in both the cases in both cases what is the work done by the gravity yeah it is mgh gravity force is acting down and displacement is also down so the work done by the gravity is mgh in both the cases fine so you see that the path is changed but then still you're getting the same work done by the gravity all right so since the work done by the conservative force do not depend on the path it only depends on where it is right now and where it is finally okay so it depends on only two points so it is like a state function okay and since it is it depends on only where it is and where it will go all right hence we can define something which is a function of only what is a location of the object fine so we need not calculate the work done by gravity by looking at the path fine so we can cater to the work done by the gravity in a different way all right or let us say work done by any conservative force we can find out quickly if you know its initial state and the final state fine do you guys recall any other physical variable that you have encountered till now in physics that depends only on the state initial and final can you message it quickly which variable which physical parameter you have learned that is only the function of initial and final states exactly internal energy right so we have learned correct so we have learned this physical parameter delta u which is just equal to n cv delta t in case of an ideal gas fine all right it only matters what is a change in the temperature okay so change in internal energy is a state function now similarly you can define the you know a parameter which only depends on initial and final points okay and I think you guys know what I am talking about here I am talking about potential energy here right now the way potential energy is defined okay it is potential energy is the energy right down it is the energy the mass has its position say shape and size okay so how it is located where it is located what is its shape and what is its size okay so it it is the energy that is possessed by an object because of these factors fine so if if it is constrained as in if you take a let us say if you take a mass if you take it at a height h okay you're keeping it at that height all right you're keeping it that height so what I'm saying is just by the mere fact that it is at some height okay it is at some level it has some energy okay just the fact itself that it is there it has some energy all right and if you remove all the constraints or all the other you know surrounding things that is you know making it possess that much potential energy then ideally every object wants to just give up all the energy it has all the potential energy it has and comes to the state where it has the minimum possible energy fine this is how every object in the universe behaves right so natural tendency of every object is right down natural tendency is to lose all potential energy or to minimize minimize the potential energy so by the way potential energy is represented by a letter capital U so that's something which everybody has accepted okay how does shape affect the potential energy so I think the spring is the best example of potential energy due to the shape just compress it its shape changes right so if its shape is changed right I'm saying that it has energy and how do you know it has energy which is really said and if you have a mass connected with the spring it will transfer its potential energy and create the kinetic energy for the mass fine all right so every object has a natural tendency to minimize the potential energy okay so whatever potential energy an object has given a chance it will just give up all the potential energy it has and that will manifest in the form of kinetic energy fine now I can take up multiple examples right so if I take a mass m like this in air okay if I release it it will gain kinetic energy it'll come down and will gain kinetic energy right so if I assume that there is nothing called potential energy that exists in the universe then how come energy gets created energy got created out of nowhere that is against the universal law of energy conservation fine so there must be some sort of energy that is getting converted into the kinetic energy okay fine and that energy we are defining as potential energy all right so enough of the introduction to the potential energy I'll directly get into the definition mathematical definition of the potential I think you have you already know what is potential energy you might have used it in your lower grades all right so the way potential is defined is this you say that change in potential energy change in potential energy is negative of the work done by the conservative force so change in potential energy is defined as negative of the work done by conservative force and work done by any of the force is what integral of force with the displacement fine so this is the definition of the change in potential energy getting it now this definition is true no matter what potential energy we are talking about we may be talking about the spring potential energy yet we may be talking about the gravitational potential energy or let's say we'll talk about electrostatic potential energy what are potential energy you may talk about the definition and all the potential is this that change in potential energy will be equal to negative of the work done by that conservative force for which you are defining the potential energy getting it fine so if potential energy is there if there exists potential energy there has to be a force corresponding to it isn't it that's how potential is defined if there is a potential energy there has to be a force corresponding to it right so the way potential is defined is this now same thing I can write in a differential form I can say that du is equal to minus f dot dr fine now what is f dot dr you can write du is equal to minus of magnitude of f into magnitude of dr into cos of theta getting it dr cos theta is a displacement along the direction of force let's say displacement along the direction of force is dl getting it no but a du is not a vector it's a dot product between force and the displacement isn't it so dot product will give you a scalar only all the energies no matter what it is all the energies they are scalars all right so dl is what dl is a displacement in the direction of force fine so I can say that du is minus of f into dl so from here I can get f is equal to du by dl fine this is a special derivative what you're doing you're taking derivative along the direction of force only fine so we call this as partial derivative what is partial derivative you will learn later on that when you take up the partial derivative suppose you're taking derivative with respect to y okay suppose u is let's say x square plus y okay now force along y direction is minus of du by dy okay I am differentiating with respect to the direction along which I need to find a force so when you differentiate a partial differentiate with respect to y you take x to be constant the f y will come out to be minus 1 Newton's and similarly fx will come out to be minus of du by dx that will be equal to minus 2x so fx is this and f y is that so total force will come out to be minus of 2x icab minus jgab fine so we'll take a few questions on the you know on the partial derivative I mean there is nothing more to it it just a matter of couple of questions and then you will start feeling comfortable with it so what we have done till now is that we have got a relation between change in into a change in the potential energy and the force for which you are fine in the potential energy fine now let us try to define potential g due to the gravity and potential g due to the spring because these are the two forces that you will be dealing again and again when it comes to you know solving a mechanics question fine so let us try to quickly find out the potential energies for the spring and for the gravity so first we will try to define write down potential energy due to gravity all of you might be aware of the formula already that potential g due to the gravity is mgh okay we'll get into more details about it how it comes out and what is the implication of this particular formula okay so we'll take a simple you know example let's say you have a ground like this your ground like this okay now you take a mass this is mass m okay so what you're doing is you are lifting this mass m from this point to a point which is at a height h this is height h okay we are trying to find out the formula for potential g for the gravity alright so we will start with the definition of potential energy potential energy is equal to negative of the work done by the force for which we are finding the potential g and we are finding potential g due to the gravity force right and gravity force magnitude is mg okay so work done by the gravity force is how much all of you how much is work done by the gravity work done by the gravity is minus of mgh right because you go from point number one to point number two the displacement is h and that is against the direction of gravity the work done by gravity is minus mgh okay so according to the definition this will be equal to the change in potential energy okay so according to your definition negative of the work done by the gravity is change in the potential energy fine so negative of the work done by the gravity which is equal to mg h fine this is equal to change in potential g which is what u2 minus u1 fine so I can say that u2 minus u1 is equal to mg h okay now I am interested in finding the absolute potential energy I want to know what is the potential g at point two but what I am getting is difference in the potential energy alright I'm getting difference in potential g but I want to know what is the potential energy okay so one thing you guys please understand is this there is no concept of absolute potential energy fine so you will never know what is the zero potential energy okay hence in order to find the potential g you just you can randomly assume anything to be zero okay now now I'll explain you how the answer will not change because of that first please write down that we need to assume a location where potential energy becomes equal to zero fine then only we can talk about absolute potential energy fine although it is not absolute but then you know it will help you to visualize better that's it so you can assume that u1 is zero so if you assume u1 is zero then u2 will come out to be mg h are you getting it then u2 will come out to be mg h so potential g we have defined at a location which is at a height h from where the height h from a location where you have assumed the gravitation potential g to be zero okay so it need not be zero you know the height need not be zero this could be the case like this in that that it is on a table which itself has a height of small edge are you getting it it it could be on a table that is at a height of small edge from the ground and this ground could be the second floor of the building okay so you can assume any horizontal line to be zero potential getting it so every question going forward understand I'm talking about with respect to problem solving so every numerical or every question if you have to find the gravitational potential energy fine we need to first assume a horizontal line that represents gravitation potential energy to be zero getting it so once you assume a horizontal line in a particular question then after that you can write down the potential g relative to that horizontal line so if it is at a height h above then potential g will be equal to mg h and if it is at a depth h below if it is h below of that line the potential g will be minus mg h fine so potential g could be positive if that is above the horizontal line and potential g could be negative if that point is below that horizontal line okay so like that in every question you can have a new horizontal line and you can say that that is my zero gravitation potential energy all right now once you assume a horizontal line for which you say that gravitation potential is zero you cannot change that line in between the question are you getting it so for entire question that becomes the zero gravitation potential g line fine so for different different question you can have a different horizontal line up to you what is convenient to solve the question you can assume any horizontal line to be zero potential g but once you assume a zero gravitation potential g line which is horizontal you cannot change it midway of the question okay so I hope I am very clear about this in case you have any doubt please type in you have any doubts type in yes or no so understand one thing very very clearly h is the distance which is vertical and in a particular question if you're not sure what is vertical it just find out what direction the accession due to gravity is I'm talking about the distance along the line of accession due to gravity


Okay, we've been working on form submits and PHP. We've been using the get method. Today we're going to move on to the post method. So the get method puts the information in the URL, which is handy sometimes. It can make things a little simpler, especially if you're maybe writing an application that interacts with a website. If that website uses a get form submit, sometimes it makes it easier because you just input the information into the URL. But lots of times I like using the post. It keeps the URL a little cleaner. But let's go ahead and have a look at that. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to say vim. I'll call this post.php. And this will be what we'll be submitting to. And we're going to create our PHP tags here. And I'm going to say, just like last time, I'll say dollar sign user. So we're creating a variable called user. And it's going to equal dollar sign. Last time we had dollar sign underscore get all capital. This time we're going to do post all capital. Because so that we're going to be looking at all of the submits that our post submits. And in particular, we're going to say here in these braces or brackets, we're going to say look for the post variable of user. We'll do the same thing, dollar sign, phone, just like we did last time. Equals dollar sign underscore post. And we're going to say phone. Then we're going to say echo. Hello. Or are we going to say, instead of, we'll just do a different message than the last time just to be a little different. We're going to say dollar sign user. I'll do an apostrophe. Yes, like this. I think so. Users phone number is dollar sign phone. So my column there. Okay. So real quick, we've got our PHP tags open and close saying everything between this is PHP script. And then we're going to create a variable called user. And what the user is going to be equal is any post submit that has the name of user. Same with phone. We're creating a variable called phone. Now, this doesn't necessarily have to match this. I can call this phone and this numb or the other way around. Because we're creating a whole new variable here that's just based on what we're passing it over here. And then we're just going to echo out users phone number is phone. In this case, whatever user and phone number we pass. So go ahead and I'll save that. And if we go back to here to my web server, you can see that we have a post PHP that we just created. So now, unlike the get form where we just put stuff in the URL, we're going to have to create some sort of form for this to submit to. So we're going to say vim. And we're going to say post dot html. And there are ways of doing this all in one file, which you may want to do occasionally. And I'll get into that in future tutorials. But just like any HTML file, we'll put the HTML tags in this particular case. If you didn't put the HTML tags in the body tags, and you just put the form, it would work. But this is a little more proper. So now we're going to say form. Close our form. And just like before, we're going to give it an action. So this part, everything in here is pretty much going to be the same as the get, except for one little thing. We're going to say action. And we're going to say the action is wherever we're sending this information, which we just said is our post PHP file. It's going to be in the same directory. So all we have to do is type post dot PHP. And we're going to have to give it a method. Method equals, in this case, last time we did get this time, we're going to do post. We're going to say input type equals text. And then we're going to say the name. And the name is how we know when we submit it, which variable is which. We're going to say user. And we're going to say input type equals, again, text. Name equals phone. And again, there's other types of inputs. And if you're doing a phone number, there's actually specific ones for numbers and and calendar dates and that sort of stuff. And we'll get into that in future tutorials. Input type equals submit. This is the basic way of submitting a form. Soon we're going to be getting to show you how to submit stuff through JavaScript so that you can maybe manipulate the information or check the information certain ways before submitting it, but also with with the HTML5 and the different types. If you set one to be a number and someone input something other than numbers, well, it would warn them when you go to submit that they need to fix that. Also, if you're on a mobile device, it brings up a special keyboard based on what type the input is, but that's something we'll get more into in future tutorials. So type and we'll give it a value, which is what the button is going to actually say. We'll just say submit in this case. I'm not going to worry about labeling them in this tutorial with a previous tutorial. That's just adding some tags, whatever format you want the information to be at. There's also placeholders that we'll get into in future tutorials, but that's once again future tutorials. So here's my post.html. I'm going to click that. I'm going to put in here Chris and over here I'm going to say 555-5512 and I'm going to click submit and it says Chris's phone number is 555-5512 and you can see our URL does not reflect any of that. So once again, all depending on what you're trying to accomplish, if you're trying to make that stuff, it's not really secret because any browser now has like a console window like this. I'll show you, I'm in Chrome. I hit F12 to bring up this console and I'll clear this out. If I click submit, you can see this post here.  Ctrl U and you can see what is what. So it's not really hidden. It's just, you know, someone who doesn't know any better it's definitely hidden, but it just makes your URL a little bit cleaner all depending on what you're trying to do. So that's it for this tutorial. We're going to get more into form submits using JavaScript and retrieving that information using, you know, maybe putting forms and the retrieving of the information instead of having an HTML file and a PHP file separate. Have it all in one PHP file. We're also beginning where we're going to be able to submit information and retrieve that the output without having to refresh the whole page and actually modify the current page we're in using JavaScript and although we're actually probably going to do more with jQuery because it definitely makes it simpler. So definitely look forward to that. I hope you're enjoying tutorials. Definitely let me know if you are. Comment below if you like these tutorials. Give them thumbs up. 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