Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim ladies and gentlemen, very warm welcome to lesson 8. Now we are moving towards the very important part which is entrepreneurial risk and profit. Now there is a great debate between the risk and the profit or to find out the combination or to find out the relation and the appropriate word is correlation between the risk and profit. Now why I am not using the word relation is there a relationship between the risk and the profit because risk may not be necessary that you will have a profit, you will need a profit, risk may not be necessary that you will not need a profit, but in that it is confirmed that you definitely have unpredictable or unforecasted questions related to risk. After this happiness, there is risk mitigation in the finance, so how can the risk factor be minimized? How can we marginalizing the risk? How can we get benefit out of risk? How can we get the bigger benefit from the risk? Risk is an opportunity. Do you understand that every error is an opportunity? One more thing. A person will make a mistake. Mistake is an error. Every error is an opportunity. Every opportunity is an innovation. Every innovation gives you another way of life, way of business, another universe, another working space, another working space to be having another idea. And where does every idea come from? From people. But success is the same. Those who are the idea of gut feeling. Let me tell you something important here. Have you always avoided this psychology? We never touch ourselves. Have you ever touched your soul? Have you ever touched your heart? Have you ever touched your body? Have you ever touched the inside you? What comes out of you? Do you want to achieve something big? For example, you just see that there are comparisons. There are a lot of comparisons in the world. Somebody has a big house. Somebody has a big car. Somebody has a pool. Somebody has three or four houses. Somebody has a hill station. Somebody has something, something, something. Everybody is in competition. Is it the competition? This competition is entrepreneurship. Are we getting the risk for those? This is business.  If you want to enact something, then you are reacting and enacting. You are making a mistake. Are you in competition? If there is competition, that means you are not touching yourself. Now you will say that if there is no profit, then what is profit? Is profit competition? Yes, of course. Profit is competition. If it earns 10 lakhs in a year, then it is earning 11 lakhs and this is competition. You have a bigger profit chunk than other firms or a company or an individual. Now, what is risk? Risk has no competition. Risk has a different philosophy. Risk mitigation in the finance is for the finance people, for the structured people, for the company sake, for the company reason. You cut all the expenses. You will reach the ratio. Equalize the balance sheet. They are the mature structural people. This is not risk. Risk mitigation, you are just managing finance as per the law. Now, let me prolong this a little bit. When you touch yourself, if you think that I want to go for a hiking, I want to go for a walk, I want to go for this, I need to breathe. I need to breathe much. I need to breathe air. I need to breathe life. Who am I? So, you open a new window of innovation, and then you get into something. So, when you go towards new things, then it is not your risk. You go towards a new innovation. You come out of this competition. This competition is a bloody, or you can call it, this is a complete red ocean strategy or, I mean, net to net throttle competition. So, if I stay in competition, then imagine, for example, a horse with a race. It is dressed as blinders that it will run its own race. Seeing the race of others, its focus will move as it moves, either it will fall, or it will speed up, or it may not be possible to chase it forward. So, you must have to have, first, when entrepreneurs talk about risk, they must have to focus with their brain, their own brain. Their thoughts must be their thought, their own thoughts. Their ideas must be their own ideas, their ideas, and their implication must be their own implication, their implications. Now, move on. What we are going to learn about this chapter is to understand the relationship between the entrepreneur risk and the profit. The risk is a situation that would cause smaller profit than expected. Or a situation that may result with the loss of companies, financial or material resources. And then is to the risk meaning facing with the market change, new competitors, and technological changes. Now, we understand that the camera was big, obsolete, small, we took care of it, we are making videos, we are editing, but the idea slowly began to be backlashed. Now, its price has reduced to cover a marriage which was made in the camera and it was made in 15,000 rupees. Now, keep the idea that classics will be always classic. Remember this. Classics will never end. Whether they were classic clothes or they were classic coat or classic glasses, they will remain relevant because they are classic. Now, we take that forward because how will they remain classics. Now, let's see what are its types. Majorly what we saw here is that the change of market is considered to be a risk. Then the change of upcoming competitors, many other brands of one brand, then your competition or market divide or market share divide or your profit share. Where I gave an example, in 2008 I gave an example of packages they were making a tissue with their rough and that was not their main job. 80% were taking market share. In 2012 the demand for market went down to 50% Then they understood that more competitors came and only one was reproducing the waste again so that they could burn it but that became their main business. Now what happened? Many more came in the market.  So entrepreneurship could be faced with a different type of risk including one is we will do this slowly but you will do this slowly the one is pure risk. Then we will talk about the speculative risk then we will talk about the fundamental which is called sometime but we call it unavoidable risk financial risk then is a carrier risk then is a family and social risk then is a psychic risk Many times I go to a psychic prison I will say my rigidity So this is how we will discuss in the next module So far these are the types of risk type of risk Thank you


The biggest mistake the narcissist ever made. The biggest misguided or wrong act or judgment. The biggest miscalculation. When the narcissist first targeted you, they knew that you were something special. You stood out from the crowd. You had qualities and abilities that they admired and that is why they strongly desired to be involved with you. They enjoyed partaking in everything that you had to offer. It was like they had won the lottery. They had found the perfect supply. Someone who was always there for them. Someone who was understanding. Everything was great, but then they started to become too comfortable around you. They no longer treated you in the way that they used to. Yet they still expected you to do everything for them. They still expected you to see them as this larger-than-life character that couldn't do anything wrong. And while you may have tried to maintain this in the beginning, it was only a matter of time until it all began to fall apart. It was only a matter of time until the narcissist realized that you no longer valued or appreciated them in the way that you once did. Because they no longer gave you anything to value or appreciate other than the false self. Other than their illusions or future faking. Because they expected you to see it as a privilege to even be around them to get to serve their false self. They expected you to be pleased with that role and while you may have initially tried to hide your dissatisfaction. It was only a matter of time until you couldn't take it anymore. Because deep down you knew that you deserved to be treated better. You knew that you deserved more respect. And that is when you decided to take a step back.  They didn't see it that way. They didn't see it as though you weren't getting your needs met and that's why you no longer attended to them. They saw it as though you were lazy or not good enough. And that is why they began to devalue and degrade you. That is when they intentionally tried to hurt you. Which is the biggest mistake the narcissist ever made. Because ever since that time they lost their supply. They have lost everything that once meant so much to them. Ever since they devalued and degraded you. You don't see them in the same way anymore. You can't even be yourself around them. They don't even know who you are anymore. They know that you can still share the best parts of yourself with someone else. But they know that's something they will never get to be a part of. Because ever since they devalued and degraded you. You made a decision at a subconscious level to withdraw your true self from any interactional engagement with them. You can no longer be yourself around them even if you tried.  Your brain is trying to protect and preserve the best parts of you. By withdrawing it any time that you are around the narcissist. Which is the last thing the narcissist ever wanted. They wanted to partake in everything that you had to offer. That's why they targeted you for your qualities and abilities. But ever since they devalued and degraded you. They have lost the ability to interact with who you really are. Now all they get is junk every time that they are around you. All they get is the old or discarded parts of who you are. Things that don't possess any value. All they get is waste. Things that are unwanted or unusable.  Whenever they interact with you.  And no matter how much they may desire to be a part of your life. No matter how much they might wish to see that good side of you again. Deep down they know it's not coming back. Deep down they know you will never be that way around them ever again. And that's why it's so easy for them to not hold back on trying to destroy you. That's why it's so easy for them to enforce flying monkeys and start a smear campaign against you. Because they know they'll never get to partake in that ever again. And narcissists are very envious and jealous. They don't want to see you being good for anyone else after they're gone. They can't stand to see someone having something that they will never have. And that is why after they've devalued and degraded you.  But that is the biggest mistake that narcissists ever made. Because if they had just given you another chance. If they had given you an incentive to want to do more for them. Then maybe things would have been different. Maybe things would have turned out wouldn't have turned out in the way that they did. But that never would have happened. Because narcissists are self-absorbed and they lack empathy. They want everything from you while giving you nothing in return. Which is why the biggest mistake that narcissists ever made ends up being the biggest favour they ever did for you. Thank you for watching. I hope this video has it with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. 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Welcome to drinks made easy today We're taking a look at an easy passion fruit mojito as requested by one of our viewers critical gaming Hey, I make suggestions all the time. You don't take mine. Yeah, but this is actually a really good suggestion To build a passion fruit mojito you'll start with 15 mint leaves now depending on the size of these leaves You can decrease the number or also depending on how much you like the minty-ness of your mojito Adjust level accordingly. Next. We're gonna add two ounces of white rum three-quarters of an ounce of fresh lime juice and Three-quarters of an ounce of Turani passion fruit syrup now This isn't the most amazing passion fruit syrup But oftentimes passion fruits are not in season or they're hard to get and this syrup is also not super sweet Which is why we're doing equal portions of the sour and the sweet Next we're gonna add a little bit of ice one and a half ounces of seltzer water And we're just gonna do a quick little integration of these ingredients Now some of you might be wondering why am I not using a muddler? Well, the reason is I'm not using whole limes and because I already have a bit of ice in here and a disc spoon I'm already getting those light compressions of the mint with a really knobby muddler You're gonna end up tearing your mint and while that won't make the mint bitter Which is a common misconception it will put little bits all throughout your drink Which isn't sexy and it gets caught in your teeth. So make your drink sexy Yeah, baby Next we're gonna cap it off all the way up with ice and just top it with a little extra soda water Use your spoon to use one more little stir in integration of all the flavors Garnish with a couple of sprigs of mint and by hitting them All you're doing is helping the oils come out and make it a bit more Minty for lack of a better word in terms of the overall smell You mean effervescent? No effervescent is not what that means Okay, effervescent. You need to have bubbles for something to be effervescent And then you're going to garnish with a lime and The straw of your choice and there you have the passion fruit mojito Thanks again to critical gaming who recommended this cocktail If you have any drinks that you'd love to see here on the show leave a comment below Thanks so much for watching Please be sure to like subscribe and click on the bell icon so you'd be notified anytime we release a new video and remember to Always drink responsibly because everybody likes to make friends, but nobody likes to make them in a prison shower Cheers from drinks made easy


The study found that experience of discrimination and racism-related social media use were positively associated with depressive symptoms among Asian people in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. Worry about discrimination moderated the relationship between racism-related social media use and depression, such that a positive relationship was observed among those who had low and medium levels of worry. The study suggests that accessible programs are needed to help US Asians cope with racial discrimination both in real life and on social media during this unprecedented health crisis, especially among those who have not been mentally prepared for such challenges. This article was authored by Shuiapan, Chiichin Yong, Jian Yi Tsai, and others.


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We've got this full case two cases of Five star and then we'll move into football We've got a refractor auto Adam Frazier for the Mariners You go Mariners Seattle ale West Jeremy W Matt Olson purple Bulls purple rookie Alex Thomas purple John Connor Joe Steven Matz rich Hill purple Tatis we got CJ Abrams purple rookie debut And then West purple Irvin Less than 500 points away from breaking the record Got purple rookie of Till Kington Think he's gonna do it Bobby Whit jr. On the rookie debut Purple rookie Jeremy Pena Nice purple Bobby Whit jr. On the debut for the Royals So a l central a l central Gregory purple pro far we've got purple rookie of Marine Mauricio Marin a CEO Yikes angle purple Granny purple you go to any Magic Games arena. You're not really a fan. 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So anything that you order now will most likely you're up tomorrow morning with me There were a lot of personals that came through Going with force tonight after group breaks And force starts tonight at five starting off with some baseball Quite a few mixers that look like a lot of fun. Jeremy penya rookie debut purple Purple rookie hunter green for the red purple green for the reds There's one for you Julio Julio Rodriguez rookie. There you go Mariners hunter green Palacios rookie purple Ramirez a one miller purple Nice rookie debut purple Julio Rodriguez Mariners heating up here a west haven't seen any J rod in the first couple boxes Kamala more CJ Abrams rookie base got Trevor's story purple Avenger Pato rookie to another auto Bobby Whit jr. Rookie Cio or Proctor McKenzie Gore rookie purple They've got CJ Abrams on the purple rookie Stromsky consular, what did you get out there? I suddenly opened your box. That looks good. 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Ruvan on the rookie debut purple Vera Miranda rookie purple Muziati on the purple rookie Phillies We've got a purple debut on the Suzuki Nice one there comes Two five stars after this and then we're gonna get into some football Got something here. I guess he's a Brahms Out of 125 we've got checkerboard rookie auto of Marcos Diplom for the Orioles That's sick Love that the extractor. Sorry. I'd say checkerboard. There you go Orioles AL East that is Thomas Jay Grats on that one Thomas that is a book and two one twenty five out of one twenty five Very nice Arias, all right Swanson Joe Ryan rookie purple Bobby Whit jr. On the debut. We got purple rookie Josh Lowe Pena rookie debut Who hopes Nick Allen rookie purple? Leo Rodriguez debut Williams Castillo's purple rookie pirates So don't we got purple debut on the Franco. Here you go Tampa East was tops Kirby Silsa rookie We got a Ohtani refractor and purple rookie of Durand twins Kikuchi wire set Lugo to see you in Georgia What is that today Betty? Monday Gordon Jesse winker purple Gary Sanchez purple Shesum junior refractor. I like that all that that photo Smiley smiley Mr. Smiley Necquinn Ruth Kevin Smith rookie Kirby O'Dore purple Martin Perez purple Jacob Stallings Ramirez Garcia purple Consolidate Lendolo rookie reds Tina's paddock purple Tina's Trevino purple last pack of box for Gladdy and Galatius on the purple color match for the Rockies box five here Let's get an update on those spots Let's see how football is looking It's coming down to the last couple teams here So 20 and 21 are sold out three left in 22 and four left in 23. I can check what teams those are here Right now for you Let's see 22 we've got the Browns Texans and Eagles and In 23, we've got the Browns Broncos Texans and Eagles Those are the teams left Box and numero Cinco Let's see another auto. I didn't get one out of that one. Austin Meadows purple Rod Riga is on the rookie refractor nice one there Mariners All-Star game and Kyle Bradish rookie purple Rice and stop rookie refractor and purple jock petterson Kershaw Matt Duffy Duffy purple Freddy Freeman purple We've got a torque generation now refractor and purple of a strata pavita purple Lions and hackers Rice Parker refractor Kimbrough purple Got purple Max Scherzer Carlton, Hazel Sanchez Royce Lewis rookie purple Alright now Hunter Green on the purple rookie for the reds Purple reds green All-in-one car Levenger Sands rookie purple Bobby Witt jr. Rookie base Kyle Schwerver refractor Owen Miller purple Purple rookie Mackenzie Gore on the debut Beyond Trevor story purple But we've gotten two autos so far right on the old cruise rookie debut Yep, two autos and a red awesome Brennan Donovan rookie that red looks so nice with the twin-ster I was thinking red was out of five Shit George Currie on the debut We've got O'Neill cruise on the purple rookie debut pirates Aaron judge refractor and Purple rookie Jose Miranda Miranda Thomas purple rookie Josh Winder Kobe I've got Suzuki on the debut rookie cubbies and shambas on the rookie purple debut Last pack of box five Julio Rodriguez generation now refractor and purple rookie of Mackenzie Gore for the Padres Solid box there It's a nice key rookies. You're looking for the Bronco rookie. Oh, we got a redemption here Chrome baseball update series autograph of George Kirby for the Mariners Mariners back at it again Who had him? ill West Jeremy W. Congrats on the redemption there and purple rookie Joe Perez Nice back. We've got purple gunsling Funny how close I can sit to the desk because before with my belly.  It's chrysanthemum rookie purple Machado refractor John Gray purple purple Alcantara That was God Marasnik Michael full more Cheese we've got Tommy Romero rookie purple AJ Pollock Boeberg's refractor hunter green on the purple rookie debut for the Reds Austin Nola purple little rookie purple d-backs Got good room purple for the strokes. What's up six? How's it going my guy green Elliot Ramos on the purple debut John got the news about five minutes ago It's official official. We put a offering on a house last night and it got accepted Brad Miller for the Rangers So that's that's fun news Buying a house Boxer refractor pinto on the rookie purple for the race Thanks, yeah, we're very excited very excited The Linda's rookie debut for a solar on the purple Sandberg Isaac Perretis purple With a big degree move and ready or the It's moving ready That was you know, we're really really happy about that We'll Smith on the purple because we saw a lot of houses that were like picture upper Yeah, you know, which isn't horrible, but with like a newborn and stuff like that. It's it's just hard with white purple Yeah, this one is is moving ready Wood floors tile floors, so it's not like carpet that's gonna eventually need replaced. Oh Yeah, six there the market the housing market is so crazy right now. All right box Seven yeah box number seven. Let's check on this mosaic Number 22 Browns and Eagles and number 23 Browns Broncos Texans and Eagles So just a couple teams left. Oh, that's awesome six. Nice the bunch of land We've got Pirates rookie refractor auto Jack Sawinsky. There you go Pittsburgh NL central Gregory think that's your second auto Brats on that one very nice And Kikuchi on the purple Yeah, Margaret very excited Noah Duran purple rookie Got a nice size backyard.  So now it's just like open the sliding glass door. Let them go out. We got a wit jr. Base debut purple Geary Sanchez 10 acres. Wow. That's awesome. That is a lot. Jesse winker purple. I would say so Have any plans for the land six or Quinn purple Fox Musgrove refractor true smiley purple Over Kirby Odore on the purple Pockets purple Kevin Smith for the A's. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, yeah, that's cool.  I forgot. We're at what state are you in again? Always forget purple rookie Lidolo North Carolina Family in North Carolina.  It really does springer a refractor and Garcia Like what they want us to renew our rent for is basically what our mortgage is going to be on a house It's ridiculous tribino purple It's it's crazy and it's expensive here in florida.  Does he hunt with you or? What? Never been hunting before They ask me Otani on the generation hour factor purple and glacis So are you hunting out there like deer? I'm assuming right curvy petterson Purple we're on the we got a Mike Trout refractor all-star game angels purple mad duffy angels back there Dober door. Oh Sookie pretty freeman purple.  It's like 130 pound Teddy bear Oh, yeah, he's huge White tail bear and wild boar.  It's like over by the springs We've got Julio Rodriguez base Bryson stott generation now in purple rookie of Lavastita And they are are they are not afraid of people.  There's rips.   Sure is her purple. It was it was crazy He said it was his the bear's head was like humongous It's crazy out to vey refractor the zipper purple air braid for bow hunting And uh having bears out there. So I don't know how many bows it would take for or an arrow for A bear to stop coming at you and when we have aqua for the a is a kevin smith rookie There you go. Oakland that is 38 out of 250 For the a's a l west jeremy Royce lewis on the purple debut Ren fro purple. Oh, yeah We have coal sands rookie. I haven't seen one in a tree yet, but I know they definitely uh climb Which is sin purple over Ramos mckenzie gore purple debut rookie We go to anerson refractor Perez purple purple brennan donovan rookie Kuru we've got purple 100 years And your debut we've got purple debut o'neill cruise pirates j rod debut face bobby wit jr. On the generation now refractor purple rookie of brison stock fields josh window rookie And half refractor and melendez rookie purple debut All right mosaic We are looking at two teams in 22 and four teams in 23. So a total of six spots left for the daytime race y'all Six total spots left cj abram's rookie base more tonight with four starting at five shame bass debut I could but A little healthier and get you out walk in exercise a little bit bobby wet jr. Willie maize William woods a little bit of some print lines on the bottom there Brace purple rookie Joe Perez brand o'neill cruise on the generation now refractor Purple brison stock debut fillies cold snap and then sam adam's cold snap Let's see a little beer point rookie base Oh, you're talking weather. I'm talking beer Uh, yeah, it's like it was like 45 degrees this morning. Wasn't it? Is that what you said fresky rookie? Definitely by your talking beer On koi seba After you just said you don't drink Jackie Robinson torque on the purple debut a go tigers nice one there a l central I'm not complaining. I went to school. I went to college in Nebraska. I love the cold purple rookie of crissons I love it. That means sweatpants and sweatshirt attire That's my that's my go-to and purple rookie of Uh, kato for the blue jays Yeah, box nine here Again, everyone just a couple teams left The number 21 and four were left in Washington rookie refractor of mr. Fox There you go nats lucius lucius fox That's cool. There you go nats nl east That is michael r The horizontal rookie refractor auto very nice alcantara What's up deck? Patterson purple frasier Nice your card since that one only had three uh franco debut and purple cormor Kind of does uh See you very purple rookie. I'll get ramos Thanks cammy Thank you. Thank you AJ pull it purple Lord on alvarez royce lewis rookie purple smiley austin nulla purple scherzer alhandoll kerk refractor albert pullo's Perez good room purple hensley patek brad miller purple card in it last one only had three glacius because the core generation now casienas Casienas got purple for a slayer Everyone up to this weekend burns refractor ross any fun plans Six what time do we play tomorrow? We're also will smith Let's see if i'm gonna be out working on any fox sunny gray purple On cam all right i'll be here If i don't get on tv i've got uh, i'll take it on my phone basset purple Let's see if my jerseys are clean. We just formed last weekend purple archer Okay Well, we get only get the local games here wendt's purple Out talker. We've got purple rookie torque They go to choy nice one there on the base rookie Tigers alescential gregory Here sees our hananas scissor stocks filler and urself ran melinda we got purple The points for the dodgers on the debut Back here. We got torque generation now refractor tigers And purple chris brightons rockies Same jason. We've got kentucky and alabama on right now all right box 10 Nice. There you go six. So let me know how they come back Rippy lindoldo debut I've got quite a bit of stealers cards at ps a right now. I sent in with uh lane for check I've got a bunch of nausea casings. I've got a downtown. I've got the fire emoji one robert's rookie purple I remember the other ones I have out there on my instagram spawn Suzuki on the purple rookie base. There you go cubbies nice one there Finally a base purple a lot of debuts and alescentral No, that sounds cool. You know what I have one that I'll never let go a debut torque and purple rookie a brand in march debut I've got a Pops big band rookie um first edition it's like a pop 10 gem at 10 clevenger purple Short Short preparation that's cool We have here we've got to 50 A gold auto jeff mcneal for the mess There you go. And l east And l east is michael r congrats on the gold auto That's such a sharp-looking card, especially with like the gold on the mess for the all-star game That looks nasty Very nice 25 out of 50 Congrats on that one And purple churrinos churrinos Here we go bogart's refractor ramiro purple rookie Winker we've got purple dustin may Wilson Jackson hunter green debut purple Smith Harrison Uh, purple And green hummel on the rookie purple everything. Yeah. Yeah. We're good. Thank you for asking six She's so spoiled so spoiled One soda on the refractor and purple luke boy That's rose mom's first grandchild. So you already know debut julio rodriguez The ran purple debut We've got uh purple noa cinder guard Those are your servinio rookies purple Yeah, that too Wonder franco on the generation now for the rays Uh Luplo purple also his mom had two boys. So she didn't have a girl Which makes it even worse Jake walsh purple rookie Oh, yeah Buckston elia remos They say it smells and cruise purple page pinto rookie purple stuffy Diaz on the purple remos and paredes. All right box number 11 Refresh here Number 22 has just the browns And 23 has browns broncos and texas. So four teams left We're getting there four teams left for the daytime breaks three boxers of mosaic football Coming up in just a bit after this. We've got two cases of five star baseball and then we'll get into the mosaic Oh, yeah, she's got real rough around her finger already diaz purple for sure ponio cruise rookie base Goldschmidt's with white purple And there we've got a torque rookie debut and purple carlos rodon johnson and luplo purple Frazier duran on the debut rookie Shohei on the generation now refractor and purple noah cinder guard Oh, she's sassy already and she's only two and a half months old Odolo, we've got josh Harrison purple Very sassy.  Elliot remos debut You don't feed her when she's hungry. She's just Jake wash rookie purple I get media We have like a total of like Two seconds to get a bottle in her mouth or she she lets you know she's hungry hungry pinto on these purple rookie Nelson cruise purple I like thomas generation now paredes on the purple Wonder franco debut for the rays purple tyler molly and the planahan romero rookie purple lugo charinos purple blinker derrick jeter hunter green debut rookie purple Dustin may purple Use me little girl All right, I can I can already see a humbled purple rookie Something coming up here. Let's see We've got nice Padres refractor auto luke voit There you go slam. Diego who had him Padres and al west That is landi b. There you go landi That one was not numbered luke boy purple swarus Quite a few odds. I'm in this case. 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Radiant Church presents Radiant Stories, a collection of stories that showcase God's faithfulness to take our hopeless situations and craft them into beautiful testimonies of His power, provision, and love. Surprising us with stuff and our plan is never usually His plan. Yes, absolutely. It's very different. So, speaking of the Lord's plan for your life, I would love to just dive into your background and where you're from and just give us a little background on Veronica. Veronica? Well, to be honest, I'm still figuring that out, but I guess we all kind of are, because we're all moving more towards the image of Christ, so I guess it takes a while. So, I was originally born in the US, but then a year after my birth, my parents moved back to Kenya, which is where they're from. That's where I grew up, and then I came basically to Kalamazoo for school at Western in 2015. So, that's like a bit about my background, yeah. That's great. Did you know what you were going to study when you came here, or did you kind of figure it out when you came? What did you end up studying at Western? So, I've changed my major three times. So, stability hasn't been my thing per se when it comes to like academics and stuff. So, I first did social work in my first year. That was like in South Africa. And then that wasn't really working for me. It wasn't like the place I was meant to be. It just didn't feel like what I wanted to do with my life at the time. So, then after that, when I came to Western, I did communications, and I was like, I'm not sure this is quite for me. So, then I moved to film and media, and that's kind of like what I graduated with. Okay. Yeah. You did your first year in South Africa. What kind of spurred you to come overseas? Was it just purely to come to Western? To be honest, so growing up, like depression wasn't a thing people understood or talked about. I didn't realize for many years that's something I was struggling with. And it was very hard that first year, and I just knew I needed something different. So, it wasn't necessarily like I had this clear path and vision of where I wanted to go. I just knew something wasn't right, and I needed a change. So, that's kind of how I decided to take a break after my first year. And then I just applied here, got in, and I was like, maybe somewhere different might be good. That's kind of how I ended up here. Yeah. So, how do you feel the move did affect sort of your mental state, or I would love to hear some aha moments or maybe even some hardships within the first year that you were here in the U.S., because I totally relate to that. Having depression is something where you just, if you stay in the same rut, in the same place, then there's really no escape. Yeah. So, I feel like doing something so intense and such a leap of faith as like moving overseas to go to school, that's so scary even to do in the midst of something like a full-fledged sort of struggle with depression, is so scary. So, how do you feel like the move did end up affecting sort of your mental state, and what you were struggling with? Okay. So, one of the first things I learned is it doesn't matter where you go, if the world inside of you doesn't change, because you just keep experiencing the same thing just in a different place, you know. So, for me, growing up like going to church was like going to school, kind of had to go, you know, and I remember like my parents just at some point decided, our kids should go for confirmation classes. So, now I was going to school, not just like during the week, but now like weekends too. So, for me, God was always a very religious thing.  But I gave my life to Christ in 2009, but at the time like I didn't really have a direction of what my life should look like. So, nothing really on the outside changed very much about my life. So, in the midst of me growing toward God, and I remember like I would sometimes sleep past midnight on school nights because I was like reading the book of Matthew and John or something like that, but I didn't know how to talk about my problems. And I didn't know that I could, I didn't know how to write to. And so, that's when I was like struggling with, that's when I think my pain and anger and frustration and all of that turned into depression. I just remember in high school just feeling kind of hopeless about it and just, you know, praying to God because I believed that suicide was a sin and if I killed myself and I would go to hell, I was like, well, God, I can't take my own life. So, would you just like make me not wake up tomorrow because I just don't want to do this anymore? I'm still here, so God didn't answer that prayer. But then I remember like my literature teacher. She was like a very vivacious person.  I'll never forget those four years. And so, I was thinking I can't wait to graduate so my life can finally begin. And so, I graduated and it wasn't anything like she said. I just remember like when I came to Western, I was in the counselor's office and I'm like, what? This is like not what I imagined for my life at all and I was still struggling with the same battles. And that's kind of like about the same time I found Radiant Church. And so, I was like, oh my goodness, I think this is what has been missing from my life, community.  So, I was like, maybe this is what I need to do. And so, like I made a new resolution, I would get plugged in and so I did. And then, I remember just like going in there the first day, walking in, I just remember like those, this rush and presence of like peace and just like love and they were so open and accepting. And I was like, oh my goodness, maybe I've been looking for this my whole life. And, you know, week after week, people are getting more and more vulnerable and open and I was just seeing people becoming more free, getting breakthroughs. And I remember like, I was also like being open too, but for me it was the opposite effect. The more I would open up, it's like I was getting sunk, I was like sinking in quicksand. It's kind of like, you know, the more you move about, the more just like drugs you under. That was my experience and I just remember feeling very hopeless about that because at the time I was like, you know, listening to sermons every day. I was waking up and praying for an hour. I was going to every Christian event that was around, I was just like, I'm in community now. God, what is missing from my life? And I think I realized that last year when I went for an event, it's called Jesus 18. It was in Orlando. And I just remember like in the room, I was just, God's presence was there. Like I knew it was there and I was looking around and I was just seeing people like in tears, like weeping, just having all these intimate moments with God and I'm just looking around like, are you kidding me God? Everyone can feel this except me, you know. And after that, there was like an afternoon of evangelism. So like the leader was like talking us through, this is how you go about it. But you know at the end he's like, you know guys, just like remember this at the end of it all. He's like, go out there and love people. And that's when I was like, that's the problem. I can't give people something I don't have. And that's when I realized like, because I'd known God religiously, I was like living this. I was kind of like acting, you know, like acting through life, like learning Christianese like say the right things, do the right things. And I could do that really well too. And it was very scary for me to step back and say I am going to give up people's approval to actually get to know Jesus. So that's basically my story and that's kind of like where I am now. Yeah. That is really, really powerful. I feel like that is something that, especially people that have grown up in a really religious household. I know I kind of grew up in a similar sort of fundamentalist, like very highly religious works over heart type of thing. And that truly is the struggle where you're just doing things for it to be okay so that your parents don't get on your back. Yes. And the relationship came later, which is really, really awesome. You joined a community group. Do you think that kind of kickstarted this whole journey for you on finding out, realizing, becoming sort of self-aware or getting this download from the Lord that, you know what, I don't love myself and I can't give what are, I don't love you in the way that I need to love you so I can't give it to others. Do you feel like that was kind of the kickstarting place once you got into community? I think it had to happen because when you don't know what's wrong with you, you keep thinking, if I get this, kind of like how people seek material things, you keep thinking if I acquire this, then I'm going to be happy, then I'm going to be satisfied. So I think it was a part that had to happen for me to realize there are places inside our souls no one can get to. No matter how loving they are, they can't get in there. It's only God who can get there. And I think as hopeless as that was, realizing that with all the support I had in my life, all the people and all the love, they couldn't fill me up. And it was so crazy. I was just like, it didn't even matter what I did, how much time I spent with God. There was something that only he could do. So I think that had to happen that way for me to actually just let go and let God lead the process. So what are you finding you're doing daily to kind of live in this truth that you've discovered now about yourself where you've found that you can't give if you're not overflowing is really what it is. So what do you do daily?  Number one is being real. That was very hard. I'd never ever been real before. So for me, it had to start with journaling, just writing and not judging myself, just looking at it and being like, this is what's going on. This is how I feel. And then now transferring that into conversations with people, being able to tell people, I'm not okay. This is not okay. Because I felt like I couldn't do that before. I felt like I would be judged or people would just like, oh, it's just problems. I'm just going to move away. So those were two big steps for me. And as far as my time with God is, I think I can now follow the Holy Spirit's voice without judging myself. I think in my mind before, I was like, this is what prayer time looks like. I'm going to spend X amount of minutes reading the Bible, then X amount of time doing worship, whatever. It was so structured, but now I'm just like, some days God just wants me to listen. Some days God just wants me to cry. Some days God just wants me to read the Word. So just listening to what God is telling me to do in that moment. That's great. What would you say to a young person that might be coming out of where you came out of maybe a little bit more of a religious household, a little bit more fundamental based, that's grown up in the church, but is maybe a little bit shrouded or blinded by religion. What would you say to a young person struggling with that, struggling with finding their own personal relationship with the Lord?  That's number one. Number two, I would say, don't judge yourself. Allow yourself to make mistakes.  But what I've learned is basically our freedom frees other people. And so that's the priority. You need to have the courage and the confidence to explore your freedom in God, taking those things to him. And whatever that looks like, your process, don't judge it, let it happen and let God guide it. I love that. That was a great arc of your story. Thank you so much for actually opening up and being vulnerable about mental health because I feel like we don't talk about it enough in the church. And thank you for being here. Thank you so much for having me. Yeah, it was great to talk to you. Thank you so much. These have been radiant stories. This has been Radiant Stories. Click subscribe to get a brand new story delivered to you every Monday. Thank you.


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How you think and how you feel, broadcasts an electromagnetic signature that influences every single atom in your life. In the next 40 seconds, I'll tell you how this affects your life. And yes, there is a science behind it. Your thoughts serve as the electrical charge within the quantum field, while your emotions act as the magnetic charge. When you think a thought, you emit a signal. And when you feel an emotion, you draw events toward you.  It's not that we are penalized for what we did wrong. Rather, we face consequences as a result of things that we did wrong, the way we think, and the emotions we harbor. Sin, in this context, is an embodiment of our mindset and emotional state. Now picture entering a realm where positivity gravitates towards you.


Okay, hi, and welcome back to great text and philosophy. We're talking about John Dewey's art as experience chapter 8 the organization of energies At the end of the previous chapter Dewey introduces the this theme of the organization of energies as a way of understanding the dynamic character of What he said calls the unity in variety the unity in variety that characterizes the work of art Okay, so that's what he's told us this chapter is going to be about at the end of the last chapter and Certainly in the last several chapters we focused a lot on what Dewey calls here the art product or the ob art object or the expressive object, right? and the conditions of its production and Appreciation but very much centered on the object of the product at the beginning of this chapter Dewey reminds us of the distinction. He's drawn between the art product and You know the statue the painting whatever and the actual work of art Which is the product what the product does in experience? Thus a significant part of the focus of this chapter concerns artistic perception and sort of the psychological aspect of all of this Now according to Tom Letty Dewey gives us here at the very beginning of the chapter his own definition of art per se So quoting Dewey from that's the very first paragraph into the first paragraph when the structure of the object is such That it's force interacts happily, but not easily with the energies that issue from the experience itself When their mutual ethnicities and antagonisms work together to bring about a substance that develops Cumulatively and surely but not too steadily toward a fulfilling of impulsions and intentions Then indeed there is a work of art Let he says this definition like a definition of a later philosopher of art Nelson Goodman Answers not what is art so much as when is art? When is an experience an example of a work of art? and The importance of rhythm which we've talked about before and in the last chapter it's implicit here right in the discussion of mutual affinities and antagonisms in the discussion of the sort of cumulative movement towards fulfillment Those those notions of rhythm from previously are still are still at work now it's easy to think about a musical piece as an example of a work of art that has rhythm right in terms of the repetitions in time Behind very the variations in the music in the melody and what have you It's so easy to think about this a kind of example that it leads to a mistake that Dewey is at pains here to disabuse us of Namely the mistake that the mistaken idea that rhythm is only a product of temporal arts in like music Arts that play out in time Whereas there is no rhythm in spatial arts like painting and sculpture I mean take this painting by van Gogh is the rhythm in this in this painting I mean certainly I can perceive complex symmetries and asymmetries Order and disorder of spatial arrangement in this painting of a sunflower or a pair of sunflowers But where's the rhythm? Right Okay, now but remember Dewey According to Dewey, it's not the painting itself Or this reproduction of the painting in this video that is the work of art This is only the art product the the work of art Is what happens to the the product in perception Or how it works in perception So to crudely oversimplify the act of artistic perception One views the work right with one perceptual apparatus And this also Produces and goes along with motor responses And so there's that back and forth characteristic between the creature and the object I also have my immediate reaction to the work You know one has that surrender that Dewey talks about in the terms of the last chapter As well as reflection and discrimination About the work. There's more intellectual appreciation Which also forms a rhythm back and forth rhythm with the acts of immediate or the the element of immediacy and perception And it's just in this whole complex process of perception That rhythm and Dewey sense is a part of the work of art So in these mistaken ideas of of rhythm that focusing too much on the art product and on this distinction between the temporal and the spatial arts Creates One Dewey calls the tick tock theory This is based on the idea that that rhythm is literal recurrence in a mechanical sense like the The tick tock of a clock over and over again a metronome In this case would be an example a keen example of rhythm, but that's not what Dewey means by rhythm Dewey also Considered the idea that rhythm is concerned with the repetition of beats He calls this the tom-tom theory and points it to tribal music as a as an example But Dewey here, uh, you know reminds us that Uh, the the tribal music or no kind of music just has a kind of Drum beat by itself or absent other kinds of instruments Dancing variations of the the drumming and all and all sorts of things like that Right. So both of these are are mistaken ideas about how exactly rhythm works So Dewey tells us the identification of rhythm with literal recurrence with regular return of identical elements conceives of recurrence statically or anatomically Instead of functionally and there's that that word function or functional Functionally, this is a common Dewey in theme For the latter that is the functional notion of rhythm Interprets recurrence on the basis of furtherance through the energy of the elements of a complete and consumatory experience So this here sums up Dewey's notion of rhythm in perception As against the literal or mechanical recurrence theories as about the relation of elements in experience furthering the development of the experience through time Of course rhythm in that sense is uh, is part of the perception of any work of art, right any any Any interaction within our products statuaries architecture Painting or music or drama or anything that that's what Now Dewey uses the term objectivity again in this chapter in a in a notable way I think it's worth remarking on So quoting Dewey But the objective measure of greatness is precisely the variety and scope of factors Which in being rhythmic each to each Still cumulatively conserve and promote one another and building up the actual experience Um, and so I think we need to ask ourselves here. What does Dewey mean by objective in this paragraph by greatness in fact It it might seem like he's attempting to provide a kind of universal criterion for good versus bad art Right in terms of this objective measure of greatness But I'll remind you that Dewey's conception of objectivity is unusual. We talked a lot about that last time um, and notably When Dewey talks about objectivity It includes elements concerning experience and concerning individual reactions to a work of art Or any kind of situation which we would normally class as subjective Right, but for Dewey object, you know number one experience takes place not sort of In the skull of the individual but in the world in the interaction between the the live creature and the environment Right, not just in the live creature by itself and number two objectivity here means not so much universal or material But just existing right observable perhaps But not necessarily something that is totally Sort of absolute And indeed Uh When Dewey talks about the greatness of the work of art It's not the art product. He's discussing right, so it must include the perceiver as a term right um Because the work of art is precisely involved what is happening in experience and perception Um, also in the following paragraph after this quote Dewey in contrast the term greatness with fineness, right? This to me indicates that greatness um Is a particular type of quality not a sort of soul sort of measure of artistic value But one of several good qualities of art when it can be great. It can be fine None of the sense of it's fine, but in the sense of fine art as opposed to You know popular art or or industrial arts or something like that We might also contrast great with classic from prior discussions, you know, a classic work is one that Sort of is fruitful in many people's experience across many different sort of times and cultures um So what Dewey says here in this quote is that When the art product has a variety of different kinds of factors That interact in different ways with the perceiver Such that despite that variety there is rhythm cumulation A culmination in an experience, right? In an experience, I mean, that's the objective measure of greatness, right? If if it fulfills those Conditions, then it is a the work of art is great at least for that perceiver So that's all I've got for today. Um, there of course are a lot of examples from poetry literature painting and sculpture in the text this week And uh, we'll discuss some of the those examples some of Dewey's examples and whether Or not and and how they fit these ideas during class. So we're going to leave the examples for class Um, I look forward to hearing what you think about this and uh, if there are threads in the chapter I didn't follow as there were many and always are I'm eager to hear about them and hear what you think about those things as well So I'll be reading the discussion boards looking forward to talking to you in class and also, you know, welcome to leave a comment on the video Um, if you want to discuss some of those other aspects Or or tell me what you think about how I've Have explained these other these other elements these these elements that I was interested in So, uh, otherwise have a great week and I'll see you. Uh, see you later


Good evening everyone, you're very welcome to this special live stream, which I've decided to do to address a very specific and very important and very current issue, and that is the so-called Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Now I call it so-called because nothing could be further from the truth. This is not an Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is jihad. It is jihad against Jews and it's a jihad that is coming for all of us. Now I'm not going to spend time this evening going into the history of this, the establishment of Israel or any of the rest of it. I want to talk about today's reality and today's reality is that this is jihad. It's jihad against Jews, but once again, a jihad that is coming for all of us, and a jihad that has been imported knowingly into Europe and into Britain. And I will show you some videos this evening that will back up this claim. What we are seeing here is an alliance between the authoritarian left and the authoritarian religious right. An alliance between the Western left and Islam. This is an Islamic cause. The so-called Palestinian cause is an Islamic jihadi cause. And because the Western left has so aligned itself with the Islamic jihadi cause, the so-called Palestinian cause has now become a left wing cause in the West. That means because it's become a left wing cause in the West, that means it is being pumped into mainstream media, pumped out of mainstream media. It is being pumped into our schools by virtue of left wing, extreme left wing teaching unions. Our children are being taught, if you look, on what used to be the National Union of Teachers, that's the National Education Union, on their website. They talk about the so-called Palestinian cause. What that has to do with teaching of children in Britain. I'm not sure, but this is the left wing influence across the public sector. It includes the police. The police are also involved in this as the police have aligned themselves with the left. Let me give you one article recently about the police and how they stood by and did nothing while protesters, so-called protesters, went to the roof of the mail on Sunday and took down the Union Jack and raised the Palestinian flag. Police did nothing. You have calls for open chanting for armies of Allah to rise up and the police do nothing. There is violence at these events. The police do nothing. The police are standing by and watching much as they stood by and watched while statues were torn down and Black Lives Matter were defacing Britain's heritage and history and setting fire to the Union Jack. So the police have been left-eyed just as the education system has been left-eyed and media and social media. Social media is particularly poisonous on this. There have been so many pro-Hitler, pro-Nazi posts on mainstream social media that either are still there, the posts themselves are still there, or the posters are still there.  This person is still on Twitter. I on the other hand was thrown off Twitter for saying that the police would care more about a tweet than they do about rape gangs. Talk about proving me right. Now Hamas, let's talk a little bit about Hamas and how I know and how anyone who will look into this with just a few minutes, a few minutes is all it takes to look at this. You'll know that Hamas is an Islamic jihadi movement and that its intention is to kill Jews. That's why it attacks Israel at every opportunity, because it wants to kill Jews. It's charter. Let me read just some of the Hamas charter. It's foundational document. Let me read some of it to you. The introduction. It calls itself the Islamic resistance movement. Islam is the way. It is from Islam that it derives its ideas, concepts and perceptions concerning the universe, life and man. And it refers to Islam's judgments in all its actions. It is from Islam that it seeks direction so as to guide its steps. That's article one of the Hamas charter. Article two states that the relationship between the Islamic resistance movement Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, it is one of the wings by its own word. It is one of the wings of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Muslim Brotherhood, which by the way has declared to bring down the West by its own hand. The Hamas charter says the Muslim Brotherhood movement is a global organization and is the largest of the Islamic movements in modern times. It is distinguished by its profound understanding and its conceptual precision and by the fact that it encompasses the totality of Islamic concepts in all aspects of life, in thought and in creed, in politics and in economics, in education and in social affairs, in judicial matters and in matters of government, in preaching and in teaching, in art and in communications, in secret and in the open and in all other areas of life. The Hamas charter talks openly and clearly about its intention to fight Jews, to kill Jews, to wipe out the Jews. The Hamas charter says the hour of judgment shall not come until the Muslims fight the Jews and kill them, so that the Jews hide behind trees and stones and each tree and stone will say, O Muslim, O servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him. This is, as the Hamas charter rightly points out, recorded in the Hadith, the major Hadith, the Bukhari Hadith and the Muslim Hadith. It goes on to say the covenant of the Islamic resistance movement, Hamas, reveals its face, presents its identity, clarifies its stand, makes clear its aspiration, discusses its hopes and calls out to help it and support it and to join its ranks because our fight with the Jews is very extensive and very grave and it requires all the sincere efforts. It is a step that must be followed by further steps. It is a brigade that must be reinforced by brigades upon brigades from this vast Islamic world until the enemies are defeated and Allah's victory is revealed. This is the Hamas charter. It is only a small part of it. It has made its intention very, very clear.  Israel is surrounded by Muslim countries, many of them with leaders who agree with these sentiments. This is why Israel is attacked. These Muslim countries and Hamas will not tolerate a tiny strip of land in the Middle East controlled by Jews and the fact that they are so much more wealthy and successful is just a little bit of salt on the wound. The media in the West loves to paint this narrative that Israel is the aggressor in all of this. Just one headline from the BBC stated that Israel had launched a deadly attack on Gaza and at the end of the headline after rockets fired. So it's as if the rockets fired at Israel are an afterthought and the deadly attack by Israel is what really matters. What has happened recently and what always happens is that Hamas fires rockets into Israel. Hamas then places civilians deliberately into positions that Israel will respond to. It sacrifices its own people, its own children, its own civilians and then tells the world look at Israel, look how vicious it is. That if Hamas did not fire into Israel this would not be happening and it's been said very poetically that if Hamas laid down its guns there would be peace. If Israel laid down its guns it would be massacred. That is the truth of it and it's been the truth of it for decades. Now on the matter of Hamas sacrificing its own people deliberately and knowingly I want to play you a small clip. It will speak for itself. Let me play it for you now. I don't think anything can be clearer than that. We want to die.  We're talking, you're familiar with martyrdom, you're familiar with the, well you may be but if you're not I'll tell you, the concept by Muslim Brotherhood and others that we love death in the way the West loves life. We know that Hamas uses civilians as human shields in order to as was said at the end of that clip to demonstrate the apparent cruelty of Israel and knowing full well that the Western press which may as well be a spokesman for Hamas will perpetrate and publicise and push this narrative relentlessly, relentlessly push the narrative that Israel is the aggressor here. But immigration, mass unfettered immigration has brought this to our shores. So if you're not concerned about justice and injustice and lies and truth in the Middle East then you may be concerned about the fact that we have imported this into Europe and in to Britain. Let me show you now some examples of this. This is, was posted on Twitter by the heroic Dutch parliamentarian Gert Wilders a few days ago. In full I'm afraid, I've no idea what went wrong with it but you get the idea. I have some more. Let me show you something from London and again if you're not yet convinced that this is about Islamic jihad then why are chants of Allah Hu Akbar, why are his but Tahrir on our streets calling for the armies of Allah to rise against the Jews. This has nothing to do with land, there are land conflicts all over the world. It's jihad and here's some more proof from London. May have seen the following clip or at least have heard of it. This is the infamous clip again in London with so-called Palestinian protesters this time calling for Jewish women to be raped. Have a look at this one. Now this is not limited to Europe either. This is happening all over the Western world. Here's a clip from New York City, a couple of clips actually from New York City. This is incredibly dangerous and what's particularly dangerous about it is the disguise that it has been given by the media. The media will label me and others who express concern about Islam as far right and even as Nazis. That's the truly truly disgusting and dangerous part of it. There is a new Nazi rising in the Western world. It's not me, it's the clips I've just shown you.  This is what this comes down to. It's an attack on the West, an alliance with Islam to attack the West and the making of the Islamic jihad, a left wing cause. That's what's happening here and it has seeped into our public life as I mentioned, even into sports. There used to be a rule that politics couldn't enter football, for example. Now we see footballers wearing Palestinian flags, we see them bowing down to Black Lives Matter. So it's not politics that can't come into football, it's anything but left wing politics. They are absolutely dominating public life and dominating society in the West, including in schools. Let me play you a short clip from a school in Reading recently. Now finally let me address Twitter in a little bit more detail. As an article in the Washington Examiner, headlined Twitter, which booted Trump for election tweets has not banned pro-Hitler and pro-Holocaust verified accounts. It goes on to describe a variety of tweets, including cartoons showing Jews as Nazis, including plain old tweets saying Heil Hitler and those users are still there. Remember this is the same platform that censored and banned the sitting president of the United States because he was calling out a lot of uncomfortable truths that the left don't like to hear. It's hard to state, it's hard to get across, it's hard to emphasize just how dangerous and destructive this situation is. But I will repeat to finish and please do share this and please do look into everything I've described. To finish, this is not a conflict about land. This is not a conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. This is a jihad against Jews by an organisation, Hamas, which is open, open about its intent to kill Jews. It is open about why it wants to kill Jews because its scripture mandates that it kills Jews. That same jihad wants global dominance. It hates Christians, atheists, Hindus, Buddhists, almost as much as it hates Jews and it is coming for global dominance. It has aligned itself with the Western Left, which hates the West, democracy, freedom every bit as much as Islam does. It has made the so-called Palestinian cause a left-wing cause, which means it has been pushed through all of our institutions unquestioned. The left-leaning mainstream media has taken up this mantle without a moment's hesitation or any kind of inquiry into the nature of Hamas and its intentions towards Israel. It parrots the Israeli aggressor, Muslim victim narrative as if it's true. It isn't. Our schools are teaching it as if it's true. It isn't. Our police are standing by while Muslims yet again break the law and the police do nothing because the police too have been torn left-wing by this long march through the institutions of the Western Left. This is incredibly important and incredibly dangerous and it's vital that people understand the truth behind this conflict. It is jihad and it is going to come for all of us. Please do share this video and I'll see you on my live stream at half past seven on Monday evening. Thank you for watching.


Hello everybody welcome back to another AI video and this one we're in Dolly 3 or we're using Dolly 3 and we're actually in Microsoft Bing's image creator and what we're going to do is we're going to create professional logos with accurate text and we're going to do that with a few things in mind. One these are free, two we're going to vectorize them and we're also going to show you I'm going to show you how you can edit them all without opening Illustrator or anything like that. So I'm going to show you how to make professional logos without any software for free. Big claim let's see if we can back it up. All right let's go. So the first step here is you want to go to Microsoft Edge. You want to use the Microsoft Edge browser this can be done in Google Chrome like I'll show you here. Here I did it but Microsoft Edge has an advantage part of me and in particular you can edit to some degree with Edge that you can't do in others. So go to Microsoft Edge, install it if you haven't installed it. Once you've done that follow along with me.  So Bing.com images create. When you get there you're going to get to see this here and you're going to see here I've got like 94 cracks at it left so every week you get about 100 tokens and then if you run out of tokens it just slows down a little bit but it remains free so this is entirely free. Now what I need to do is I'm going to go ahead and just copy and paste in a prompt so I want to create a bulldog logo so here's my prompt again you can write any type of logo you want but here's what I'm going to go with design a 3D style logo for a french bulldog web design company offering web design services the logo should have a black background and bright colors and add Kingston media below the logo the reason why I put that in there and in quotation marks is because dolly three in a lot of cases gets the text correct not in every case but in a lot of them so I'm going to click on create and then presto it's going to go ahead and cook up something for me nice you'll see here that I've already run a few examples in the past here and a lot of them were really really good I'm not going to lie so I'll come oh it's already done so let's take a quick look at this so this one here we would ran it gave me four examples the only one that worked perfectly is the bottom right here the other ones seems like they forgot the S and this one forgot the I okay so they're still working on it but here we go let's go with this one it looks pretty cool I'll click on it now check this out and remember I am in Microsoft Edge this isn't going to work the next part here in in Google Chrome so this is why we're doing it so okay I like this but maybe I want to make some changes in edge I'm going to right click on the image here and then if I right click you're going to see here I have some options including edit image so I can now go in and make a few edits so what I'm going to do first off is I'm going to pull this up a little bit and the reason why is because that gets rid of that watermark like bing watermark crop so there you go I'm going to go ahead and do that and then maybe I want to make an adjustment to it so when I click up here you'll see I can crop it I can make adjustments so if it's not bright enough I can brighten it and I can change the exposure all that good stuff that you can generally do in things like Instagram and stuff like that you can do here you can't really go in and start changing any of the the colors on an individual basis but again you can make some pretty cool changes like increase the saturation decrease it it's all of a sudden black and white nice and simple so anyways I'll just go ahead and make a few changes and then presto you'll also notice you can add filters so if you want to make a different style here you've got a filter that you like go ahead and go nuts I'm going to go ahead and just click on save and I'm just going to save it so there you go I've saved it and it's even going to download it for me so I'm going to click out of this and now oh no I'm going to save it first so there we go we saved it now I click out now if I want to download it all I got to do here is click on this little download button and presto if you know how to use Microsoft designer or you you know you want to do that you can click on the customize button and it will load up Microsoft designer and it will allow you to go nuts and do some Microsoft design stuff if you want to put it in a postcard or a social media post or something like that so I'm going to X out of it like I did but there you go now if I downloaded it here's where I'm going to show you one other thing watch this I'm going to go to a website called vectorizer.ai and I'm going to take that image that I just made so I've made this logo right here you'll notice that it's a JPEG I'm going to go ahead and drop that into vectorizer.ai I'll leave a link in the description below and now all of a sudden that image that we created or that logo is now going to be vectorized so we have vectorized it it's not perfect don't get me wrong but it's done a pretty good job and if I like it I can click on download and then it'll just download it for me and now watch this if I go back into my finder you'll see here that it says .svg that means scalable vector graphics so if I load that that is now vectorized so we can go ahead and work on it in Illustrator and other similar programs so there you go that's how you create a logo we put the right text on it we made some changes to it we vectorized it all of that for free thanks for watching


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