Alright everyone, so welcome to a 12 o'clock afternoon meeting with Bruce from Bookmap.  So you'll be able to know exactly what we're doing now. You guys know me for a while that I am not a fan of indicators. I hate indicators because it doesn't work for day trading. Day traders are strictly working on momentum. And over the years I've tried to work to try to find or build a platform that will help us find what we really preach, which is level three, you know, we look for the orders, we follow the orders and everything else.  So I checked it out. The first thing I did, I said, it's exactly what you're looking actually looks like a level four platform, what you would probably call when you look at it. So you know, before I started introducing any type of platforms, because you know, I'm not a platform guy. I played around with it. I looked at it. First thing I looked at this thing.   So as I start eliminating some of the features on it, because this thing has so many great features and started getting explained by Bruce how it works. I'm like, Oh my God, this is exactly the first. I can't even believe this platform even exists because it's everything that we're teaching but on steroids, not only we're seeing orders, but we're going to be seeing the orders if they're still out there, where they were, everything else that's going to help us to do exactly what we were trained what to do of following the money, you know, and seeing where the money is and where they are.  Yes, it does. It's amazing. The stock works for cryptocurrencies. It works for futures. You know, it, you know, it works for all that kind of stuff works for stocks. So, but we're not going to talk about that right now. We'll get, you know, but it does do that. Honestly, I didn't even know that they even had that, which is phenomenal. So it's going to help us out a lot. But he's going to go over the details of the platform, how it works. I did give you a little teaser in the phase three class of how I utilized it. But let me tell you, when, when you start seeing how the system really works and he simplifies it, it's a great, great tool. Listen, once again, we are active traders. We, we, you know, we trade every day and we're doing this as a business. And just think of it as a new toy, you know, that's going to help you make smarter and better decisions. Remember, it's not about working harder. It's about working smarter. And, you know, that's the great thing about it. So, you know, I don't want to, you know, take too much time away from Bruce, but I'm going to pass it over to him. He's going to show you how the platform works. And guys, just sit back and watch. And, you know, like I said, if, as you have any questions, ask him. We'll probably be for about an hour and we'll go from there and we'll get ready to get back in the trade room after that. All right, guys. So stage two of yours, Bruce. All right. Thanks, Fausto. Well, yeah, excellent little introduction there. So I can just jump right in now and let's just do that. So looking at a handful of stocks, I kind of interfaced with CTU earlier this morning and got a list of stocks to take a look at here. So we're going to look at play here and we can jump around. These are the stocks that I have open, as you guys can see, you know, from this point on with SUPV all the way up to the Facebook over here. So you want me to jump around, you know, put a request in and we can take a look here. But we'll just start off here. And if you're I'm going to have to go through and define these elements on the chart for you and it's going to take up some minutes here, but it's required so you understand what you're looking at here and how simple and straightforward this data is because as Fausto mentioned, when you first look at this, you're thinking, wow, this looks very confusing. You know, something that I don't need to be accessing all of these kinds of things. And I don't even know what they are and how to read them. OK, so we're going to simplify it. And this data is very simple and very straightforward. As Fausto mentioned, this is not an indicator. This is just the market and it is the condition of what has unfolded in that market and what is unfolding in the current market. OK, so we're going to take off some of these add-on indicators. You can see some of these lines here and you guys can develop your own add-on indicators as well. We have an open architecture with our API, your own automated strategies and indicators. So we have a cumulative volume of Delta subchart that I'm going to close here, as well as the point of control and VWAP here. So we're going to close those up, which are excellent indicators, but they're indicators, right? And we also have iceberg detector here. We're going to close that. And we're going to look at just the basic elements on the book map chart here. Now, there's only three elements on this chart, right?  All this is, is liquidity. It's showing it from the order book. As you can see over here, see this vertical white line? This separates the historical market here to the left. This is what has unfolded. You can see the 930 open here. And then what is currently unfolding now to the right of this vertical white line. This is our current best bid and offer down here. This number is the last traded volume and this is our price ladder here. So we're looking at play at 40 and 47 cents. And now we're going to cover just one column for now that you see these data columns over here. There are several data columns, many different ways of looking at the data. Just simplify it for now. We're going to look only at this COB column that stands for current order book. This is your depth of market. OK, so we're looking at here at these price levels. You see these numerical values. These are shares. OK, and you can see that there's also a histogram around these areas here. So at 4150, you know, always looking at the bigger figures or half figures, you know, 5500 shares up here, right? And you can see the histogram as well in 5000 here at 40. Now we take those areas and we turn it into a heat map. And here it is. So it's this orange level. OK, down here, well, you know, it's orangeish red down here at 40. OK, at the figure at 40. We almost have 15000 shares down here at 40. Right, so that's all it is, is just taking the dome data and turning it into a heat map. OK, now the heat map, when you see the order book change, you will see the heat map change to reflect it. So let's go through the scale of it because we, you know, we just covered that down here. We see much more liquidity than anywhere else in this view. OK, is here with these 15000 shares down here at 40. OK, so the heat map scale is up here at the top center of the chart. Red, orange is very high liquidity, then followed by yellow, white, blue, and then black. OK, black being the least amount of liquidity. So it's just taken that liquidity here. When the numbers change, the heat map changes. And then it's recorded, though, and plotted on the chart historically. So that's all it is. And we're going to take that element off to begin with. OK, after going through all that explanation, we'll come back and revisit it here in just a minute. All right, now we're just looking at two elements on the book map chart. And we're looking at all these volume dots here. Well, it's just volume that has transacted on the best bid and offer. OK, so volume and best bid and offer. OK, and this is the data that we usually have been accessing for, you know, perhaps decades, just looking at volume and price action. Let's take off also volume. OK, we're just going to look at the best bid and offer. That's all this is here. So now we've narrowed it down into these three elements. There's only one element on the book map chart. OK, and that is best bid and offer. It is an advantage to take a look at streaming best bid and offer because you're getting all of the data. OK, if we look at a bar chart, for example, we can overlay candlesticks here and book map and so the five minutes to zoom in a little bit and get a little space between the candles. So now we're looking at a five minute candlestick chart. Overlaid. Now, the problem here with this five minute candlestick chart is every five minutes, you're only getting four data points, open, high, low and close. Well, I'm going to have to zoom out here. I'm going to have to look at a 15 minute chart. This is just too, too, too much. All right, let's try that. OK, all right. So now every 15 minutes, OK, we're looking at four data points. Open, high, low and close. Problem here with bar data is that it is aggregated within a period. You don't get the price action that happened and occurred within that period. You are completely opaque to that. There is no transparency to it. So for example, look at this drop here from the 930 open. They move up into these high areas here. It dropped very quickly. It moved back down into this kind of higher volume area here. We'll turn the volume in a minute and it went sideways for a little bit. We do not see that action within this 15 minute period. And then it dropped and it broke this low and it broke some of the swings down here as well. We also see that it went back and forth again and just to retest back up to where it dropped from up in these areas here. OK, a little bit lower here and which shows this a little more bearish and it dropped again, OK, again, this this area of consolidation and understanding what unfolded in here in terms of volume and didn't offer. We have no clue, OK, that's because of the aggregated data within the candlestick. You don't get access to that. OK, so. That's the advantage of not looking at bar data. All right, so you might be looking at a footprint chart for various reasons. If we put the volume on here now, OK, now we can look at the context of price, structure and volume. And these are only two elements on the book map chart and that's it. And we can zoom in here and take a closer look. To see kind of what's unfolding in these areas here. Pretty interesting volume, to be honest, and you see this with stocks quite a bit, to be honest, that we're dropping here and you're seeing a lot of by volume, which is kind of funny. In fact, I'm going to switch this over to this is a newer version of book map where we can look at volume delta dots. We're going to look at total volume instead, OK? And in some of these areas down here, OK, it's rather funny because we're seeing quite a bit of by volume, but it's not lifting the market here. Right. Instead, you see the sellers come in and hit the bid and drop it into some of these areas here on not a lot of volume. Right. So you'll see this in stocks. The futures instead, you'll see that there will be more volume at these lower lows and they'll continue to test these areas here because they can, because that's where the transactions are taking place. Instead, we're seeing probably a lot of these guys covering as it continues to go lower in some of these areas here. But some quick moves and not too much selling, but we're still hanging out down at these lows here. Anyway, point is that we're looking at just these two elements. We can zoom into these areas here and we can see precisely what unfolded. OK, best offer is the red line. The best bid is the green line. The volume dots here, the green dots that take place on the best offer. This is the aggressor classification of volume. It is market buy orders here that are taking place and taking liquidity off of the best offer. The red dots here are the opposite. OK, their market sell orders taking liquidity off of the best bid. In this case, this is pretty typical. You see that there's very little selling here. Instead, you see the buying here, lift the offer. OK, they're able to sweep the order book and take all the liquidity at one level, the next level and the next level, etc. And they come up and they test and explore some of these swings in some of these areas that were previous swings. All right. So anyway, very, very straightforward, very, very simple data. If you guys want the details of that data, the numerical values, you can use this data tip tool up here. You can hover over these dots. We can zoom in a little closer. We can hover over these dots and you can see precisely what traded here. OK, and you can see that this is for 1400, this dot here. And then this one here was 5,300. And you get the price level, the time frame as well. You can start to really zoom into some of these areas here and really see, you know, precisely what unfolded here. OK, we're looking at milliseconds. We can go down into microsecond, millions of seconds here. Or even nanoseconds, billions of seconds. If you really want to see the algorithmic behavior, that's just the environment we came from. So we record things at those levels very precisely. Right. So anyway, those are two elements here. And we've defined those and it gives us a pretty good overview of what's going on in the order flow. Right. But there's one element here that is missing. OK, where are they bidding and offering? Now, let's take the candlestick chart off here and just look at price action and structure. OK, so we see the move to the downside and consolidation. Another move to the downside and consolidation. Another move to the downside and still hanging out. And let me try that again. OK, and see the break here and see the retest up into these areas here. It did not accept. It's still lower. Right. OK. Now, that's great. So we can read volume together with the price structure. Well, what about where they're bidding and offering and how does that play into this? OK, it has a major effect. And as you can see right now, we don't get any of that activity here. We can get it by looking at the dome, the COB column. We know that down here at 40, there's 1500. Now almost now 16,000 shares. OK. But we don't know about the context in this area here. Now, we know that they just added some men. But where? How? You know, precisely when, when the market was starting to come down toward it, this is going to give us a lot of insight to what's going on at some of these levels, the intent of these traders on the bid. OK, so let's add the heat map now. OK, and we can see what's going on here. We zoom in a little bit more. We'll start to see it. See how they started to ramp up in this area here. OK, as price is coming down. So they're showing a little more interest down here at 40. Right. There are also some guys up here, but they're just starting to pull that liquidity here as it's going from yellow to blue or white. OK, anyway, those are some of the nuances. But the big level is here at 40. OK. Now, let's see if we can get enough sellers here. And we have not so far. We did test it down here once. OK, but these guys are still in the book. In fact, you could say this is completely absorbed down here. Sellers traded into this level here. And they were not able to trade it through. OK, very, very clearly visualized here. You can see it. Right. They traded in that liquidity, liquidity still here. Right. And instead, we started to find buyers, lift the offer and test some of the swings and areas here where we broke from previously. OK, and we're still just kind of going sideways here. Right. Now, so that's the heat map. And starting to understand here on a higher time frame, what's going on in the order book. OK, historically, not just in the current market. OK, we can also see that activity here in the current market. We can see they're just starting to add in here around 40 and a quarter as well. All right. So. Anyway, those are the basic elements here. But now let's put into context that third element in the on the offer and and on the bid. OK, well, and let's go back here actually and take a look because one of the things that's really nice, especially about equities is being able to understand right off the bat where they are in the book. You can even see them in the pre-market. OK. Look how you can see them here around 40 and and 30 cents and also at 41 even here. OK, 41 and 30 and 41. Right. They're also here at 42. They trade right into it. OK, kind of pause for a little bit, but it continues on down. And this was all known pre-market. OK, as you guys can see before the the open here, right? So they're down here at 42. They're down here at 41 and a quarter or 30 cents or so. And at 41. OK, on the offer, they're they're up here at 43 and 30 cents and 43.50. Also at 44. OK, so as we scroll forward, the open we see precisely where the larger players are starting to layer in and provide their liquidity. OK, and now we can get the context again as we start to zoom in here a little bit and trade into these levels of high liquidity. As you can see, OK, we traded into this level here and look at their behavior was OK. They were here at this kind of what was it at 42 even and they started to pull that liquidity. OK. So their intent to trade here on the on the bid well, they did not want to trade. Some actually they came back in the book and they started to transact a little bit, but it came through. Right, Bruce, I cut in here really quick. Sure. OK, so I just want to add in a couple of things and have this, you know, all the students understand because, you know, we do a lot of pre-market trading.  The problem with those problems, those platforms is that you're seeing what you're seeing on the right, you know, what they have. The problem with them is that you're not seeing what if it's if it's there and it's still out there and if when what where was it. So the heat map just kind of give you guys a heads up. You can see the consistency of, you know, zooming in, zooming out at prices. So you have more. What we would I train you to do is having a game plan, you know, and that's what really attracted me about this thing. So I know colors are good. Everyone like colors, but you see, you know, as you could see, with right with a Bruce is trying to explain to you on, you know, regarding the pre-market and you seeing the colors, you know, in those big, big orders. And we'll look at a couple of the stocks. He's got a couple of them up there. We'll see more than others, you know, out there. But the thing is just focus on, you know, those big orders and look at those colors. So when you're saying and we're looking for those big, you know, those iceberg orders, it's kind of like even, how can I say, it's really exposing it even more in the past and in the present. And then now the next question, probably a lot of people going to be asking is which we're going to get too soon is how do you know those orders got executed, you know? And how do you know they were fake orders, you know, not when you say fake, meaning did they cancel it? Did they get executed? And we're going to get to that. And that's where it gets even more exciting. But right off the bat, I think is everyone on the same page? I know we had a couple of people asking some questions in there, Bruce, I don't know if you saw that Jerry had a question stuff. I think he kind of answers question as we move along. But does anyone else have any questions regarding before we get to the next level? Jerry, you got it. OK, good. Anyone else have a question of where we're at right now about the heat map? Just give me a yes or no so I can see who's paying attention. Everybody following along? I'm paying attention. OK, good. All good. All right, it's going to making sure. So if you don't take a breath and ask questions, you're like people are too too well focused on watching TV or something else. Yes, but the heat map is fuzzy and hurts my eyes. You know, there's a lot of ways of fixing that.  You know, there's a reason for it. I mean, it does look it's done that way on for for certain purposes, going into a trade and phasing in phasing out. That's one of the reasons why. Yeah, there's actually I can get to a few answer a few of these questions coming through.  OK, I mean, well, first off, Jerry, about this, like, you know, one of the things that Fausto started off the webinar here with was explaining that this is this is not an indicator. This is actually the market is it's really what's unfolding. It's giving you all the market data here. You can see where they're bidding and offering, not just for, you know, the current or like recent activity, all of the active. We can zoom vertically here. We can see they're up here at forty four. They're up here at forty five. They've been down here at this forty level. And that's where we've gone down and tested and Bruce. And that's what you're basically trying to explain. That's what's trying to tell everybody. This is not an indicator. An indicator is a lagger. OK. That's what an indicator is, you know, we're not laggers. We're leaders. This is a leader. This is the big is a big difference. It's just, you know, it looks like an indicator. It's it's built like an indicator, but it's not an indicator. It's a leader, not not a lagger. So just look at just clarify with everyone. Yeah, I mean, that's an important distinction. A lot of people don't don't know that. Or, you know, basically what it is is like as I was going through here and I took the heat map off. This is the one that throws everyone for a loop. Understanding best bid and offer and volume together with that is pretty pretty straightforward to read. It's really nice to see, though, like speeds of moves, areas of consolidation, areas where it broke down, where you won't get that in in bars or, you know, periodic data because it's all aggregated within that period. That was the only distinction I wanted to make there. So you can really see structure and volume, which is going to give a lot of insight. But when we add the heat map, now we have the other element here that has been missing all this time, being able to understand where they're bidding and offering and how that affects the market. So for these these guys down here at this 42 level, here's our answer. They polled. They don't want a deal here, right? And in fact, look what we got. This is where it gets really interesting. They polled their liquidity here. We see the test through it. They came back and tested a little higher here, but look at them come in on the offer now, not the bid on the offer, right? With very high liquidity here, okay? We can zoom in and we can look precisely at it. You know, 9,000 shares here on the offer and what was the context here, okay? Buyers came in and started to test these guys, right? But we never quite got up to the higher liquidity here, right? Bruce, you know what? I have a good stock you could bring up because the stock that we were trading, it probably is going to even be more normal clarity. Bring up SUPV. Okay, do I have that up here already? Yeah, I do. Yeah, that one's, it's got a little bit more of predominance, I probably see it. Yeah, well, here's your test up into the eight and I don't know, what is it, 20, 28 cents or something like that, you know, 35,000 shares up here. This is where we're seeing the opposite, okay, from the open they're charging up toward this liquidity, like a magnet, right? And they trade up into this little area here at eight, okay, goes sideways for a little bit, but some of it transacts, some of it's pulled there. And we see a little bit of selling coming back in, but the buyers come in above that area, looking for a great test up in your dear 35, I'm up into the high liquidity up here at 28, and they don't. I mean, do you see the best offer go up there, but where are the buyers up here, right? They don't even take these guys on. You see that, cyber traders?  You know, it's like, how did you know to get out at 830? You know, I mean, everyone's always looking at where do you get out? What do I always teach you in class? You gotta have a game plan, right? Look at that stock, just could you zoom back out a little bit, Bruce? Okay, so look at the stock when it started this morning, when it was at 748.  In what, in an hour? You know, yes, you know, at 10 o'clock, it did stop and had a little hiccup at 8 o'clock. Did it's little shake, it's got a nice little falstil flag there. You could seal the orders left at 10 o'clock. How did we know, but you saw them at 930, they were there at 830. You know, they were there at 930, and they're still there at 1030. Stock went in, it never wanted to break it.  You buy into supply and you sell into demand. If you were selling into supply, look what happened. It went from 830 all the way down to 780, you got crushed.  So just wanted to point that out. Yeah, I mean, it's fantastic stuff. I mean, like it's all here. Like you already knew this pre-market, right? You knew where they were, right?  And start to understand or reduce risk or add risk at some of those levels as well. Okay, depending on what your plan is. Okay, there's another thing that's happening here. Well, you know, up into this area, the previous one, a previous example at play right here, we were looking for, or we saw that test into 40 and they completely absorbed it, right? And they stayed in the book, right? This is the opposite. It's exhausting out. It's not even testing into this 828 cents here. Nothing transacted, not one share, right? The best offer went up there, but there's no interest. Okay, so they're not trading up here, it is exhausting out. And look what we start to find out. See on the upwards move here, you see buyers, see the buying dots? Look how we start to see sellers come in over here. Those are the red dots. So I think you gotta explain that a little bit because that's the next step we're gonna get to everyone. You got a couple of questions coming up up there. Bruce, you can answer them, but like, but yes, I guess, I think, Mary, I think that's where we're gonna get to your question. Is that now that's where the bulls come in with the colors between green and red. And that's gonna say if there's execution, if there's more supply or demand. Yeah, and this is the aggressor though. Remember, these are market buy orders, right? And they're just jumping in, but this is actually, and this is essential to understand. This is what moves price, right? It is the aggressor that moves price, okay? When they come in and they take all of the liquidity off of the best offer, price is going to jump up to the next level of liquidity, okay? It might be one sense. If there's no one there at one or two or three cents higher, it's gonna go to wherever the liquidity is, right? It's really important to understand like how these markets actually move. And we came from, there's a question about this. We came from the quant HFT environment. We developed this actually for ourselves to understand how our algos were performing. And then we had other traders take a look at this and say like, I would buy that if you guys offered that as a platform. And so that's precisely what we did. And then have taken it quite a bit further from our rudimentary roots of just trying to display like how our algos were getting filled in our performance. So anyway, look at this. This is, you know, you can start to understand these things in terms of patterns here. This is not really much of a pattern, but like kind of a rounded top up into this area here. But Fausto was talking about flag patterns, you know? What I wanted to mention here about this kind of reversal pattern here is buyers, high liquidity up here, lack of buying up here. You're gonna find sellers tested to some of these other areas here. And if they can come in with more selling down below those areas, we're looking for tests back into areas of high liquidity again or high volume. And that's precisely what it did down in here to test back down below this eight figure here at 790 where it went sideways for a bit. So as you guys can see here, there's actually even a pivot that's kind of right here at this kind of 790 area here. And look at what has unfolded there. It's all just due to the order flow. It has not, it's traded above it. It has not accepted above it. And you see guys in here at eight now. Hey, they're on the offer at eight, right? So what was, you know, traded up above it, they were now below it. This could be trapped volume and you could see when we need to determine it and we'll read the order flow. If we can get back down here and find some more sellers, be looking for a move back down here to where it initiated, you know, probably down here around 750 or maybe even down to test the open, okay? So lots of things to determine. We'll need to see and read the order flow. Maybe these guys pull here. Maybe they flip to the bid. Maybe we find a lot of buyers here. If that unfolds, that scenario, we're gonna come back up and test into this 828 area here, okay? So anyway, that's what we're gaining here in reading the order flow in the context here, all right? And then some of the things that Fausto had mentioned here, like this flag pattern here, okay?  A little bit, but we don't find, we see the sellers come in, see the aggressive sellers with a big red dot. Did it drop the market? No. Do we find buyers up above it? Yes, okay? So looking for it to test, to continue and to test up into this higher liquidity, all right? So anyway, there's your, you know, kind of flag pattern like that, right? It's the order flow that determines and makes up these patterns, all right? Okay, let's see here, Fausto, what would you like me to cover? Or is there some questions in particular? You had a couple of questions. Ken Thorl had a question. He said, stocks moved forward the most liquidity, then it's up to whether they break basically as long, strong indication of support and resistance. Let's see, can you repeat that again? I didn't quite get that. Do you see the chat that I've already said that? Yeah, where is it? Ken? 1233. Oh, 1233, okay, got you. Okay, mine says 1234, I guess. Okay, stocks move toward the liquidity, then it's up whether they break. Well, yeah, I mean, you can start to, it depends, Ken, on the context here, right? Well, we read, we could read the context up here as we were just covering it. That's why I wanted to cover this because it's just pretty typical. You see the buyers in control lifting the offer up into high liquidity, testing it, but no interest at all, right?  And that's precisely what it did, okay? So you can start to read that change in the order flow here. Another feature, like the guys are looking at it, I mean, at least I got a little confused between the red and the green. I would think it'd be opposite, you know? But, you know, the green is, you know, like on time and sales or executions, reds are transactions on the bid. So they got it back opposite, but there's a reason for that. But the big thing they'll look there is that you're looking at the red line and if you're looking at like 1025, you know how we talk about tradable and non-tradable stocks? One of the biggest things we talk about is spread. Well, when you see a big gap like that, that is the spread. So, you know, you could see that that spread at that 1025, it was probably a buck 08 to a buck 24.  And that's why sometimes when we trade, I always warn you guys about, you know, make sure the stock has a good spread because if you had to force it on the bid and offer, you can get kind of crushed. And if you chase this stock and you knew resistance levels at 0828 and you bought it, well, guess what, the buyers on the bidder are all the way down at 0814. So you're talking about a pretty big spread that you have to break even just to make up, just to break even. So when you see that, it works a little better.  Well, if you notice as you zoom in, it's a little bit clearer, you know? And that's why I wanted to bounce to the stock SUPV because it was a little bit easier to see the resistance levels at $8 and 0825. But if you brought in a stock like, bring up Facebook, for example, you got it over there on the right, right? Okay. I mean, that's not terrible, but bring the SMP futures, maybe. Oh yeah, that'll be one tick. Did you have it up there? Yeah. I mean, yeah, I mean, you try to figure that one out. Just one tick, typically. I mean, If you zoom out, you could see it like, this is why we don't trade, this is why we don't trade the SMP futures.  Makes a lot harder to figure out what the hell's going on. Yeah. I mean, we look at the SMP futures all the time in the webinars, like there's a lot of guys that trade the SMP E-mini. But I think Fausto makes a really good point here with the stocks, for example.  That's what we're looking for.  And you already knew this at 9.30. Exactly, exactly. You know, and everyone could see that and that's why we're done. We could only work about an hour a day because when you see at 7.50, and we found that stock earlier this morning and it had that pop right there, you already had a game plan. You didn't see anything, why it would hold up at eight dollars and it did a little shake right there. And if you owned it at 7.30, you sold it at eight bucks, I mean, you still did well, but could have came back at 10 o'clock, broke out, went right up to that 8.25. But if you didn't get out at that 8.28, right close to it, you got crushed, you know? And that's what we're looking for. So the point is, if you guys are looking at it, this is what, and by the way, I just kind of give you guys a little heads up. Who really told me about this platform? How I found out? Great trader in the room, Ben. Ben says, Ben text me, he was in the juice of fouls, you gotta check out this platform, I'm using it. And you know, he's a very good trader in the room. Well, you know, listen, great trade, that's one of the reasons why I trained all you guys.  And when you guys find something, if it's worth watching, you know, I'll look into it, you know? And I'm, believe me, I was the last person to say, oh, here comes another platform, you know, but this is not your typical software indicator. This is everything that we do. So, but you could see it how more of an advantage it gives us not just looking at the matrix or looking at the level three, this, you know, as much as they call it the bookmark, I'm starting to call it the level four version of it, because it's just, it's the next level up that's giving you the past and the present. And that's, it's all about having a game plan about being a trader, you know, and looking at it. Anything else you wanna add?  Like, here's what really unfolded, and this is what it looks like. Yeah, I mean, I don't know what more, listen, right, first looked at it, when you guys looked at this thing, I was like, completely confused.  And then when you really understand what you're looking at, it makes it that much easier to kind of like realize what you have.  We do have a promotion with them because we are using it in the room.    Rich says, could you check out the BYND? How was that meat, you know, that other stock we were looking at? Yeah, I don't have that one up here. I don't think, no. I can open it up, but there's another thing here about the data in Bookmap. You need to kind of, you know, get prepared here and open it up because this is all the liquidity here. It's not just the transaction or price action that has unfolded. So to open it up and start to collect some of that data here, right? So we can open it up here. What's the symbol, BY what? BYND. Okay, BYND and common stock, okay. And let's give it a moment here just to populate a bit. But anyway, yeah, you need to, it needs to download a bit of the data here and there's many data points here. The difference here is like, you know, if you're looking at your candlestick chart or whatever, you know, you're looking at the last traded price. Here, we're looking at everything, right? And it's all recorded too. You can see all of the behavior here. Please run a trading through example with Netflix. First of all, we don't trade Netflix soon. So why would I even, I mean, we can look at it, but you know what, it's not, what you're seeing here is no different than what Netflix is gonna be doing. Remember, this is for active professional traders. I mean, you're seeing it where what's happening over the course of the day. Now, could you use it more of a swing trade? If you really zoom out, you know, then it's a different story. But you know, let's get talk about the beyond meets like Ken says, yeah. I know it's up there. This looks great. I mean, like this is, I mean, here first off is the test into high liquidity, right? Here it is, right? Now they absorbed it. This first test they absorbed, right? They're still here, right? There's still like almost 10,000 shares up here at 140 the figure, okay? But a lot of transactions just took place 13. And we can look at it. We have volume columns here that tells me precisely what traded up here. 13,000 shares, but there's still another 10,000 basically, right? Well, what's the action here? The context like I was talking about, do we find a lot of sellers come in? No, right? So we're still just hanging out up here. And let's see if the buyers start to, here they see they start to come in here. Okay, now they came in really quickly, right? You can start to see them come in here. Here's a thousand, right? And here's a little bit more, okay? And then they sweep the book. They trade right up into it here and they trade through it. When you start to see this here, look for the next level of liquidity, okay? It goes right to it, you know? Right like a magnet. And why? I mean, it makes complete sense once you start to understand these markets. It's my money. This is awesome. It's where the liquidity is. It's about the liquidity. It's not a fib level. It's not a floor trader pivot. It's just the market, right? And this is a strong move, right? And you can already see that strong move unfolding like down in some of these areas here, especially here in the breakthrough. And then here again, this looks great, you know? For a breakout and- And they can take it out. Do you see that guys? You see that, you know, right at 1230? Do you see that big order? You know which resistance levels? Right around 140. There's that little green little ball. That means that those are buys. The big of the ball, that means it's buys. Sometimes you'll see half red, half green. That means it's 50-50. But the bigger the ball, the more aggressive it is. And then a guy got done. It hovered there for about another five minutes, took the guy out, went to the next resistance, which we saw up until 1215 to 1230, another resistance out of book 41. And then, boom, you could see, once it broke through that, the ball got done. Guy got executed, going back early from 12 o'clock. Until now, you know the next resistance, 142.  You have that game plan to know where the next resistance level is, you know? So listen, you know, not to spend too much time on it, but just kind of give you guys the basics of it.  Remember, when we learn in class, you know, and I'm teaching you guys, you know, how to follow the book. We're just looking at numbers.  And now you could see if they're still there, you know? And, but once again, this is for people that are serious traders, aggressive traders, guys that you hear all the time, and it's just a great, great tool, you know, to use up, you know, and you're gonna have to get another monitor too, to have it running too, just to have all the heads up on that. So not only is there's an investment in that, but you're gonna have to get another monitor, because now people always ask me how many monitors I need. No, well, now you're probably gonna need three. One for the trading room, one for the chat room, one for your software, and one for book viewer. Anything, let's see if I have any other questions. I'm in at 140, so I'm good to 142. Yeah, well, that's what the next resistance looks like. Looking good, and they're starting to pick it up here, so let's see if they can sweep it up into 142 right now. But remember, you don't get out of 142. Remember, you don't buy something that ends in zeros and five, so you're probably looking at like 149.90, you know, you remember, you want to sell before the guy's 16,000 shares. There's our move, all right? See, like right now, if you're in it, I would get out of it. Yeah, and we just read that in real time, like before this move took place, we started to see these guys transacting up here. You could see them previously transacting up here as well. Did you get out, Jerry? Oh, you're still in? You got out? Okay, good, there you go. Because the guy's still out there for 17,000 shares. Yeah, it was not tested yet. And now look, it just dropped to 168. So I guess it worked for you. Yeah, all right, so simple, straightforward reads. Once you start to understand the data in the context of that data in the auction here, basically. Well done, well done for Jerry. All right, so anyway, so we got the link up there. Listen, we can't teach everything on this platform. You know, it's a great little foundation in the beginning. You're gonna have, Bruce does workshops every week on this platform. And, you know, we will be showcasing it in our room a little bit more as now that we introduced it and doing this event with everybody. And, you know, and we'll go from there. We'll go out there. You guys got the link, Hilary just posted the link. You know, use our promo code to get into it, try it out and see how it goes, all right? Very helpful, a couple of questions here. Looks like the guy got done. Oh, sorry about that, Jerry. Looks like that guy just got executed. Looks like it's gonna go to the next level. Yeah, yeah, breaking out here. Looking at it, it's probably gonna go all the way to 143. Sorry about that, Jerry. But remember, we always say, can't go broke taking a profit. Yeah, I mean, exactly.  But I mean, just look at these big figures and how the liquidity has been laying here the entire time, right? The aggressors want it, the buyers want it. One last thing before we go. Could you really zoom out and do it as a swing trade? Absolutely, same stuff. So, you know, now for this one, I just opened it up and I had some historical data load here. So some from about, you know, about 930 or so, maybe a little bit after the open here. But, you know, some of these other stocks I opened up earlier, that's why I skyped you guys earlier or I reached out to you so I can get some of that pre-market data in here. But it's been like, could you look at a five-day chart? It like orders out there from five days ago another month from now. You can, you would need to just keep book map open for the entire five days. Okay, all right, I didn't know that. All right. Yeah, there is some historical data you can get up to like 48 hours of historical data. But for more than that, you would need to just, and we have many traders who, they opened up book map Sunday evening and for the futures market, for example, and they just, they close it on Friday evening and then they repeat the process. So they have the order flow for the entire week. Yeah, so next thing I gotta learn. I gotta learn how to use futures. We have a couple of futures people that, you know, that didn't know that and I'll love to talk, you know, kind of teach a little bit about that on the futures end of it. Guys, remember when we, traders are traders. I got people that always wanna like futures and I didn't know that there was a level four for futures. So, but that's good. All right, so we got here. We're gonna end it, because when I get ready on the heat map, are you pulling order data from all exchanges or subset of them? Yeah, this is a great question, Mark. So the order book here, you will need to get a subscription to DX feed, okay, not just book map. For stocks, there's only one way to connect and that's through DX feed. Okay, and again, that's not our business. That's through a partner and they're the only ones that are offering it right now. The book that you're getting from DX feed, in this view here, I have a consolidated book of NASDAQ and EDGEX. So NASDAQ as a market maker and then or market data provider and EDGEX or BATS, okay. ARCA is not in it, all right, at the moment. Okay, so I just need to clarify on that. So what you see in the book may look a little bit different than what you may see in your other platforms due to some of the missing market data providers. Okay. All right, so you got the promo code eyes. If you have any questions, do you have their number that follow up with them and we'll keep playing with it. We have this thing recorded. We're gonna post it up on our YouTube channel and it'll be also in your dashboard at Cybertron University's dashboard as one of your videos and it will have Bruce come, once again, maybe next month or whatever, talk a little bit more about it to kind of focus on it. I mean, he does these events every week. He kind of focus on certain things but we have something that we specifically focus on and when you guys here, we'll bring it up and have them for ourselves, ask the questions that relates to our type of trading, you know? All right? Yeah, thank you very much Fausto. Bruce, thanks for coming. Great presentation and I'll look forward to seeing you tomorrow, actually. What time are you coming over? I need to see with Sahi again but I think it's around 4.30 or just after the, as you'd mentioned. Yeah, come early, we'll get some dinner and then you guys can catch, he can catch us playing back to London, you know? Yeah, yeah. We're not too far from JFK. Okay, sounds good. Well, thanks again Fausto. Really appreciate the opportunity to come in here and show you this. You're more than welcome and thanks traders and I'll see, let's go back in the trader room and let's try this platform and see if we can make some money going to this close. Okay, good luck everyone. Thanks, thanks for coming.


Let's talk about multi-headed attention in Transformers. We take every word of an input sentence and then add some positional encoding to get positional encoded vectors where each word is 512 dimensions. For every word, we generate a query vector, a key vector, and a value vector, each also 512 dimensions. These lines divide the vector into eight heads of 64 dimensions each. We then multiply the query and the key vectors in order to get a max sequence length cross max sequence length matrix. We'll apply scaling and softmax to get eight attention vectors. We'll then multiply it with the value tensors and concatenate them in order to get vectors that have better representation of the meaning of words.


I'm Radem Musawa. I'm an indigenous muslin filmmaker here in the Philippines and also a human rights activist. Focus on peace and also on gender-marginalized issues in the southern part of the Philippines. And yeah, I grew up in the armed conflict area where the humming of the birds is pretty much replaced with bombs, stray bullets, and the sound of Christ and chaos.  And for the last 10 years, I've been doing a lot of advocacy related work, being part of a lot of organization, doing programs for the gender-marginalized groups, the indigenous people, and the muslim people in the southern part of the Philippines. And later on, it was the people who started calling me human rights activist. I was like, okay, whatever, whatever you say, okay, let's continue the work. The show must go on. There's so much to do and so much things to correct. And whatever you feel, go out, dress up, and do what you have to do. And do what you think that is right for you and right for the community that you are fighting for. We've been providing shelter for the abandoned members of the LGBT group. We still continue to provide sexual health program. At the same time, we still provide hara legal service to those members of the LGBT who are facing abuse by the authority in Mindanao. And at the same time, we also provide relief goods because there's a lot of members of the LGBT in Mindanao who works in an informal economy. So during the pandemic, they are the ones who are greatly affected. So we just try our best to bring all our allies together, our friends, our communities, and try to persuade the local government and the national government and even the international organization to help out, to help whatever they can give. May it be donation, may it be in an access to a certain resources. All of the small things that they have contributed have created a bigger program for the Mujer LGBT and that has reached a lot of members of the LGBT community, not just in Sambuanga region, but also in Basilan. I have been targeted left and right by many communities, not just with people who are against with the LGBT community. Even the LGBT community itself and the human rights defenders community itself. Four years ago, I started getting a lot of death threats from the Muslim communities in Mindanao because I have been pushing a lot of programs for the abuse members of the LGBT community who are from the Muslim region or who are Muslim itself. The Philippines is generally a Catholic dominating country and the Muslim community are the minorities and the Muslim people are being perceived internationally especially in the Philippines as someone who are aggressive, who are not into human rights, who are not into equality. A lot of human rights defenders here in the Philippines and even some of the members of the LGBT community have said that I have invited the violent to myself because why would I try to promote the idea that Muslim LGBT communities can get inequality. There are times as a human rights defenders that I try to question myself if am I doing the right thing? Am I doing the things that benefits everyone? Am I doing something that really create a greater impact to the community that I fight for? And I think this question helps me assess of what needs to be done and what more I could give in a way. I think that's the most important part of having or surrounding yourself with right people and right organization that truly supports what you do to be able to give you that advice whether you are doing the right thing or not because sometimes you just cannot expect to know everything yourself. I've been invited to a lot of human rights forum, focus on the LGBT and indigenous people and the Muslim people here in the Philippines and every time I attend those forums it feels like I am just there because they just want me to be there because they want to present diversity, the obsession of diversity but actually we are not being given the opportunity to speak up. It's always essential for me to make documentaries that is focused on human rights especially on the LGBT Muslims and to show their stories because I can help other people to tell their story and I think that is where I'm coming from as a filmmaker to provide them a platform where they could echo their sentiments to be able for them to say what is unsaid and to let them be on the table to create a safe space for them to speak up. Human rights defenders are also human and we also have personal challenges and a lot of people expect so much from us that when the time comes that we are the one who wouldn't be needing help we don't know where to run to and I think that's the challenges there when it comes to mental health accessibility to peace and security and support when it comes to policy lobbying in the region and support to all the programs that we are implementing on the ground. For the last few years we were really having a hard time to persuade the Islamic government in Bangsamoro to recognize at least recognize for now recognize the violence towards the LGBT community in Bangsamoro or in armed conflict area and just last year we were able to achieve that where the Islamic government have passed a resolution recognizing this violence towards the LGBT community in the Muslim dominated area and I think that was really a monumental achievement that we have been trying to lobby and fight for in Mindanao but now there are these small groups that are you know organizing their own groups and trying to voice out and I think those are the small victories that I think I can be proud of that for the past few years we have achieved and I just want to say that the youth is the future. We cannot expect the old people to do our job but I could expect that the future will be bright for the LGBT community in the Muslim dominated region.


Hello, and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today we're in episode 248 of There was one-on-one a death a walkthrough last time if you haven't seen that already it was the end of End of mirage live stream where we defeated grandfather spider and all that good stuff, but today we are finally Finally starting in Peria Following through with your responsibilities Initiate You heard correctly you never signed your arcana rank promotion paperwork, so you're not officially an understudy yet So here sign done Congratulations blah blah while we're on the subject of fairness. I hear you failed to submit your full post mirage report Whatever you did in mirage Managed to pull several of the scholar's noses out of their books and get them all worked up about something Old Baba Yaga's been ranting and raving even more than usual. I think she's even been crying Yes, you should probably check on her Okay, so if you don't know Yes, what happened basically at the end of last episode of Miralori got captured by old Cob Yeah, I know So that wasn't good we currently level one two four one away from max level. Yep. I know and we're only just starting in Peria great isn't it I personally think we're gonna be Maxing today, honestly, I think we do considering we're already halfway. I think we're gonna be maxing today We have to hurry Malori save her. You have to save her Grandmother Raven entrusted her to me and I raised her like my own I did my best, but she wanted to be a heroic wizard like you Imperia that's where spiders taken my sweet Malori But I only and some of the other scholars have a plan to rescue her Please after everything you've done. Don't be cravenly now the stink sir Go ask I only how you can help Okay So, yeah, Malori has been captured. She's with grandfather spider apparently taking to Imperia We also found out that Malori is in fact not actually Bobby younger's daughter, but grandmother Ravens daughter So that that's a bit cheeky So, yeah, that's basically all caught up I suppose um Yeah, all caught up So let's head on in We won't be in Imperia today, but we will be Basically making all the preparations in order to get their next episode under study at last your exploits in Mirage while Impressive have resulted in a situation. We at the Arcadam find concerning in an Several scholars have paused their studies and convened to address spiders increasing threat to the spiral We've learned that grandfather spider aims to recover his chaos heart and that he plans to use Malori in some way to do so if the chaos heart is removed from its bonds in imperia It will unravel the very fabric of existence needless to say that would be bad The committee of scholars has determined a mission to imperia is required and that you should lead it Do you accept this responsibility? Good head to the dry docks Immediately the committee of scholars will brief you on the mission. I will join you all momentarily Okay So, yes a new room unlocked need dry docks, which is really cool. Um Yeah Most of you probably know what happens in Imperia because it's been out first so long Actually, not too long. It came out in what like November December January February March April five months It's not even half a year yet. So, I mean at least we're playing it in the first half of the year. Jeez But yeah, we're quickly gonna fill up potions just because it's something that I wanted to do off camera But I didn't I know how dear I It's bad For all yes, good. Okay. Um, yeah, I honestly think we're gonna be leveling today like 2.5 million we've already got what one one one mill. So we should be How much does this quest give like this the quest just gives so much XP So I'm pretty sure we're gonna be leveling today. I would not be surprised Honestly would not be surprised if we level today. I Think it's possible big possibility there Okay, can we load please that would be noise As you enter the cavernous dry docks your senses are assaulted by the smell of dust and the palpable anxiety of the busy scholars But your eyes are quickly drawn to the extraordinary shipmord close by you get the sense you've seen it before Impressive is she not it is hard not to admire cobalust aesthetics Even if their intergalactic navigational systems are less than stellar And you ain't gonna get those systems updated with weak puns. Get back to work Bob Ignis and I will be there to help in a minute as for you under study Now it's not the best time to chat unless you're here about the imperia mission Yeah, well, we are Let's this is actually a really cool place really really cool place really really cool Hi, yeah, you're joining the mission great though I feel the need to warn you imperia ain't exactly a toboggan ride down the hill Yeah, it's not Clara says for sure Raven created imperia specifically to keep spider out as such travel and Communications with imperia are exceedingly difficult Difficult, but not impassable Raven shrouded imperia in a magical storm called the ether which shields the chaos heart from spider It even keeps Raven herself out Unfortunately, the ether doesn't seem to be a deterrent to the semi-divine like spider's children Recently, I only received a jumbled message from the imperian city of zanadu that leads us to suspect spider's son The bat is there then one of our adjunct scholars decided he'd take it upon himself to go investigate So he borrowed spark stream portal prototype. Hey, and no one's heard from poor medulla since oh It is a right shame that he seemed like a bright enough fellow if not a wee bit impetuous Precisely why we are being extra meticulous now. There is no room for error with this mission. Oh Hello there, I only we were just briefing the understudy on the particulars of the mission to imperia And you're just in time to tell them all about the ship. Come on, Ignis. Spartan needs our help very well Come understudy. Holy moly. She she walked. Whoo. Jeez. I only sneaking up on us like that Since the Arcanum's last voyage to imperia resulted in depressing failure a more reliable mode of transportation has become priority one Thus the great sky ship you see before you. It's called the spiral arc. Does it look familiar to you? It should Perhaps you recall seeing it reference when you read the history of the great schism Those who would become the cabal Built it as a lifeboat to usher them through the violent end of the spiral that they believed inevitable After the schism the spiral arc was forgotten until a young man with an incorrigible interest in technology founded here collecting dust as Fate would have it that young man named Spark hails from imperia and has dedicated his life to solving the enigma of imperian travel and despite my many Objections he has volunteered to accompany you on this mission. He is also my brother, but that is inconsequential You and spark should become acquainted here give him this eye on dusty requested and lend him any further aid he may require Well then okay Spark hello, this is really really cool Loading in a familiar face there and truesting and truesting So also a lot of rooms in here as well I really hope that one day we can go to like every single room in the Arcanum That'd be really really cool That'd be really really cool Okay Spiral arc not as impressive as it looked in the um book, but you know, that's cool. That's fine There we are the homemade world door is secured and ready for transport. You sure we shouldn't test it first This world door will serve as the initial stream portal link and what I hope will eventually become an imperian-wide teleportation network. Ah Kind of like how a lead climber does that first free climb to install the guide rope so everyone else can use it to scale the mountain I suppose so yes, just got to get that first anchor point down, right? Oh, hey there under study Excuse me. I need to check the status of the hull greetings under study I am pleased that we may finally be formally introduced. I am called spark It is my honor to serve as your science officer for this mission Hmm, do I detect the invigorating smell of ion dust? Excellent come I will show you what the ion dust is for and along the way I can show you around the spiral arc. Please follow me What does he give he gives a Accuracy no he must give something crit No, I'm not block Not peers Incoming interesting, it's quite a yeah incoming. Okay interesting weird This is the arcs main machine room which I have retrofitted with a sub light stream drive engine Ignis is smoke testing the stream drive now Spark me boy your engine sure is impressive, but I can't seem to get her to spool up to maximum warp Have you tried increasing the aperture of the fission intake? I'm giving her all she's got. I just can't do it. I need more power Intriguing it will take some time for me to properly diagnose the issue I trust you'll figure it out spark now if that's all I've another mission related task I need to tend to yes, of course. Thank you for your assistance Ignis under study We should make haste with the tour Okay These stately doors lead to the surprisingly spacious living quarters Say what you will about the cabal the en suite lavatories are far more comfortable than those here in the Arcanum moving on Okay This is the emergency escape pod bay the pods are superfluous to our mission But removing them all would require too much effort Yep makes sense Don't need none of those space pods if we've got different symbols on them. That's interesting. Oh, hello Here we find the heart of my intra ethereal navigational guidance system the lux capacitor It uses quantum photon superpositioning to breach nano space Allowing the arc to travel through the stormy ether subatomically Its design came to me after I slipped and hit my head and the a4 mentioned cramped arcanum lavatory Shall we continue to the bridge? Sure thing spark Okay Our tour comes to its conclusion here on the bridge There under the main viewer is the cyclo labe It will help us plot courses through the ether a storm compass as it were And we will end the tour with the one detailed technology cannot update the captain's chair Rather the person in it without a sky captain experienced in ethereal travel The chair and this mission are utterly futile Fortunately, the scholars have this issue mostly figured out it would be prudent for you to check on that I really should get back to work.  Um Yeah, but let's hit on down out Is that the door? I did not realize that was a door. Interesting. There's many doors. There's so many doors apparently And Let's go down this way. Okay Yeah, that it looks so cool. It honestly looks so so cool So cool so so cool this area in all its thing is cool though About time we should have told spark to skip the lavatory tour. Listen up. We need to discuss the recruitment of the sky captain The mission requires a sky captain with experience in imperia I'm sure we don't need to explain how limited that selection is There is only one such person known to our scholars a war frat of dubious reputation by the name of captain taylor Coleridge, you remember him, right as we understand it you and old cold bridge Uh Coleridge met in chrysalis a while back and we're hoping that relationship will help recruit Coleridge to this mission He's not my first choice, but he'll have to do our intelligence has tracked him to Polaris I'll mark the location on your map Captain cool ranch is essential to the mission whatever it takes to convince him to help you do it Whatever it takes Captain cool ranch. Oh my gosh Oh Cool ranch.  Oh my gosh.  What a world jeez Um, let's go over to Polaris and meet captain cool ranch Back to Polaris been a long long time Since we've been there definitely Whoa I wonder how much xp we're getting Polaris. Loading strength actually really pretty cool pretty cool Pretty cool Okay, not too much. Maybe we won't level up today. I don't know you never know I'm I'm still thinking we might level up today. Okay leg. Just chill The hero of walrus burg arrives in our time of need the crooked inspectors are harassing my husband in the stock room Help him Okay, um quick restarting all is good apparently Strange. I don't know what that issue was. Uh, we need to a change up our deck That's for sure Um, we'll just go in first and then I'll do that Um, we'll probably skip off this battle um Just because Silence.  Yeah What's that a threat according to law for once drop eight six one b threatening a city official Is a capital offense prepare to be punished Who are you wizard? How you been? What brings you actually? What do you say you helped me swap this scum out of me stock room then we catches up Okay, I'll be back all once we've finished off this. Okay. I am Back we are hopefully killing. Um, this is actually my second time time Second time trying this. No, we're not killing. Okay. That's cool. Whatever whatever game. Um Yeah, we had some encounter difficulties we um kind of got a fredded just before I hit and then I didn't die as well But I was on like 800 health. So I fled. Um, yeah I know it was a cool story. I know. Um, but yeah, that's why we did Um and today hopefully we're gonna be killing he doesn't have much other left So we can probably just go for a kismar kismar's face kismar's face is what we're gonna do here See look capio Just put that fat kismar in his face. Hello Oh, hello there kismar. How are you today? Oh, that's good Wow, and now we crit. Okay, because I definitely needed that crit. Good job game This game honestly gets to me sometimes Oh color each. I did not know you were friends with a hero of walrus bird. Perhaps I was a bit Overzealous upon further inspection. I officially declare this establishment health care compliant Thank the 70s easy wanted in when you did all friend Come let me pour you a tasty tiki drink on the house Okay, let's follow taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Um, and we will see what this tasty tiki drink is. I doubt it will be tasty Um, it could be tiki, but not tasty is what I'm thinking. I don't know though I don't know. Can we not have extremely long loading screen? Thank you. I was about to say What happened the vile inspectors they ran away so fast was scoffing a crying And all who heard should see them there and all should cry beware beware The crooked inspectors won't be bothering us anymore. Me love So many feak the hero of walrus burg strikes again I will pour for you our most popular drink a poisson colada A fish colada. Okay, sure Sounds as though we've both lived exciting lives since we parted last come let us swap store Sounds as though we've both lived exciting lives since we parted last come let us swap stories over tropical themed novelty beverages Oh my gosh, what's that? He didn't come here for a tasty tiki drink You want me to captain a skyship to imperia? Absolutely not The fate of the spiral is at stake. Hmm answer still no. Sorry. I'm done sailing I am a small business owner now and a husband Besides even if I wanted to help which I don't I wouldn't be of much assistance to you The exploits in imperia came purely by accident We happened to bond imperia because I could last search in for the storm gate to el dorado We only made it out thanks to a child's lucky guesses Um, yeah, okay. I mean I've I've completely got lost Looking for the storm gate to el dorado and parrot 101 as well. So I understand that's what they told me happened I was knocked unconscious in a shipwreck woke up days later. Doctor at some strange library The navigator from that fateful journey was really the one most responsible for piloting the ship the entire time That navigator is actually a sky captain in his own right now and an adventurous one at that He goes by the name of captain james t pork As it happens he and his crew passed through here, but a few days ago They were heading to azteca said something about an asteroid if you tell pork There's glory to be had he'll join your cause no matter how perilous the journey look for him in the zocalo Oh, and if you happen to run into our dear friend old car Do send him this way Tell him he'll never have to pay at the rada tiki Yeah, I don't think you'll be saying all cobs anytime soon. He's a bit defeated at the moment um Let us hit over to Azteca haven't been there in a long time juice Don't often get to go back to azteca. Do we? Nope That is definitely for sure Oof But let's go then nonetheless Dun dun dun dun dun as teca. Where are you? Azteca, there you are Look at that loading screen.  Okay. Can we load things?  It's an emergency life or death Beans, hello So are you a powerful wizard or do you just dress like one you are great Whatever powerful wizard stuff you're up to is gonna have to wait my captain needs your help follow me Okay, let us follow beans then Oof this gives a lot of exp that's always nice Here's where the frenzied she beasts captured him. I'm no good in a fight, but I'll do what I can. We just gotta hurry Okay, let's hit on him, please Thank you This is also a mob fight I remember So we will slip to this deck Um see how that goes Why do I have death blades in there? I have no clue honestly no clue at all That's strange strange My trusted companion. I knew you'd bring help get me out of here before these morosely magnificent priestesses Sacrifice me the one with the soulful eyes and the flawless scaly skin has the key to the cage Careful she bites only the worthy may enter the shrine to the crying Okay, I'll be back once I've defeated these guys. Okay. I am back.  So he's not too nice. I don't like him enough Such unrest only further angers the crying sky. Here's the key to the cage Just promise you'll take the big man far away.  Let me out of this cage. We've got places to go Darn it James. I'm a doctor not a locksmith wizard. Would you be so kind as to use the priestess's key to let captain pork out of his pen? Sure Freedom at last I warned you Captivating captus that my crew would come for me. There will be no sacrifice this day What we never plan to sacrifice you We let you up to keep you out of our personal space while we pray and that only caused you more grief Didn't it beans new wizard friend. Let's leave these gallows to their prayers Okay, let's just do that as quicker probably Less walking, you know less walking Hopefully they've been not be right outside. That would be annoying If they're right outside no way Oh, no, they're just over here. Cool. That is good Um, yeah, that wasn't too difficult, but you know just more bites normal or more bites I can't thank you enough wizard. Your timing is impeccable. The name is james teepork captain of the sky ship endeavor Charmed i'm sure I assume you're already acquainted with my chief medical officer here I don't know where beans found you, but i'm glad he did thank you both It was more like the wizard found me they just dropped everything and ran headlong into battle without flinching Impressive, I could use someone like that on my crew interested wizard. Hmm great first things first. We should probably leave as tecca Now, but don't worry a new mission will find its way to us. They always do. What's that? Do you know of a mission? Imperia you say to save the spiral Hmm No, my precious endeavor though our strong ship will never survive the stormy imperian either The arcanum has a ship that's different. We're in beans and i will secure provisions and meet you at the arcanum I remember the way Okay, let's go to the try dock Dundun dun dun dun. Luckily, I'll lift that mark so it can save some time Dundun dun dun Dundun dun Loading. Hey, understudy!  But where's Coleridge? Yeah, about that. That no good cowardly rat! This makes me unhappy. Extremely unhappy. The spiral is doomed if we don't find an experienced Sky Captain. Oh, the wizard found you an experienced Sky Captain man. Captain James T. Pork reporting for duty. The doorman fits you. Shoot me in. Nice to meet you. So, you've sailed the Stormy Imperian Skies. Actually, he has. And rather deftly, too. My reputation precedes me. Your Nimbari, no? I loved my short time on Numia. Wizard introduced me to your enchanting friends. We have met, Pork. My brother and I were aboard Coleridge's ship that you navigated out of Imperia. It was you who delivered us here. You girl, all grown up, and what about little blue boy? Have the years here in the Arcanum treated him as well as they have you? Yes. Sparks' maturation has made me proud. As he will be the mission's science officer, you too should reacquaint yourselves. Understudy, while the crew prepares for takeoff, Velma von Vinkman has requested a word with you in her office before you leave. Yay. Okay, let us mark here because it's a wee way back. And we will go over to the Arcanum and walk over to the shadow office, or the Shado Hall. This is the boss. Well, we're about to face a boss that caused a lot of trouble. It somehow entered the game way, way, way too early. In one of the random, like, weekly downtimes that they have after that, all of a sudden you could go in the shadow room and, yeah, things happened. So... Yeah. Hello, Velma. Hi. Well, if it isn't my favorite partner in Shadow. I know I should have reached out, but I've been busy chasing shadows. Literally. From what I heard, you've been chasing shadows of your own. You've got quite the grandfather spider situation on your hands, don't you? You'll need to be prepared for whatever spider throws at you next. That's why I've created a cool new shadow spell, the Shadow Trickster. Just collect the essence from the shadow trickster that I've corralled in the shadow training room. Then I'll use it to teach you the spell. Oh, this probably goes without saying, but don't trust anything the trickster says. Just get the trickster essence and get out. Good luck! Yep. Okay. So she'll be able to give us a donate shadow. I don't know why it says quest thing, it's kind of weird, but yeah, one training point I will definitely be getting that just because it'll be quite useful when I am supporting. So I probably won't use it all the time, but we'll definitely get it just to have it because it is quite a good wee little spell donate. One shadow pip. It costs two, but as soon as you've got two you can just donate one to your other person. It's unfortunately got, what's it, a very bad accuracy, but you know, it's fine. It'll be fine. Which is the shadow trickster room. Shadow trickster room is this one. Okay. This is a solo boss. He doesn't chape, so that's always good, and it's just him. So yeah, we should be good, hopefully. Who's there? Oh, you look kind and decent, I'm an innocent captive, please help! Bah! Who's there? Oh, you look kind and decent, I'm an innocent captive, please help! Bah! You're not buying any of that, are you? Venkman said you were clever, so I'll be straight with you. I could have escaped this rinky-dink study hall at any time, but I wanted to meet you. Grandfather Spider will reward me handsomely for bringing you in. He might even let me keep you ahead as a trophy. Let's play. Okay, he does resist to death, but I mean, there's nothing really that we can do about that one. He always casts Dark Pack first turn, so that's always something to know.  So yeah, we should be fine. We should be fine hopefully, 9000 that is actually quite a lot of health. That's quite a lot, quite a lot. Okay, interesting, there we go. So we'll blade and just do a whole bunch of random stuff I suppose. I'll chant this, I always get the hiccups when I record, it's not good, it is not good at all. Any cleanse? I'm going to discard this one, he can do Plague, but I'm not too worried about that. So same, we will use the cleanse I suppose, might as well, since we have it if we don't get anything else, so we did. That's nice. We'll use this, we'll keep the cleanse just for when we need to use it to remove this bad boy. What's that? Okay, faint, interesting. Interesting, faint. Discard that, I don't think we can do that one, can we? Oh, we can. Okay, we'll do this, do that, and then next we will either faint or go for another thing. That's our blade gone isn't it, I think that's all of our blades. Does this one do all? Let's forget if the shadow one does all, because I know some of them don't, some of them only do three. Yeah, that one does three. Oh well, oh well, whatever, there's a couple of blades, one blade, one blade, three is a very odd number, like a really really odd number. We're going to faint, we'll see if we can use a kizma, because that will do more damage, that will do a lot more damage, if we can also go for a, we'll go for this blade then I suppose. What's this?  I don't know why he needs to protect it, but that's cool, whatever, whatever. If he does bugs that's going to hurt, the shadow bugs that are going to hurt a lot.  Okay, we're going to do this, we'll cleanse off the healing. If I pick and heal that'll be great, but if not then that's fine as well. Oh, crit, hello. Is that shadow? I did not realise that was shadow. Jeez, that did a lot. It gives him even more. We might have to just go for a lulu, just to get some of that health back, because this could be bad, nope he didn't do that, okay. We're going to have to go for another cleanse, because he's being cheeky. He's being a cheeky trickster. We'll do this one I suppose, and hopefully if we get a kismar we'll hit next, otherwise we will go for a cleanse. Hopefully a cleanse. Yeah, we can just cut that for a cleanse. A cleanse, please. And of course a blade. A cleanse, please. Thank you. That's good. Please don't you dare do anything silly. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. That's just darken over. Which does a lot, but it'll be good. It'll be fine. That will be fine. All cleanse, cool. And four blades, faint and two traps I suppose. We will go for... We didn't even get it. Oh my gosh, we'll go for a lulu. We will go for a lulu. Okay, hello. Hello there. That's a bit cheeky. Don't you dare do too much. Okay, good, that did nothing. That's fine. That's fine. How many pips did that remove? I don't even know, maybe one. Um... Oh yeah, remove two pips and gave him two pips. Interesting. Okay. Strange. This should do a lot though, this should do a lot. This should be good. Yup, he is dead, definitely. So that's good. Easy peasy. Goodbye. That's good to know. Let's head back to Velma. And tell her that the deed is done. And get a new spell. Shadow Trixter. What's really cool is we get a spell even though we don't get up to 128. 128? Yeah, 128. Which is really cool. They did that with Chrysalis as well, they gave you King Art. And I think that's better. I think that's really good, that they make it worthwhile to level to get a spell. Shadow Trixter isn't the best, but I mean it's better than absolutely nothing. But then again in Chrysalis we also got the Shadow Spells to start with as well. So they had a lot of spells in Chrysalis. You've got that smug, I just wiped the floor with a Shadow Trixter look. So I'm guessing your little jaunt was a success. Alright, you got the essence. Now here's the trick with the Trixter.  I hope that spell serves you well in Imperia Wizard. I'm glad I was able to teach it to you before you left. The other scholars might not trust me enough to include me in their little committee, but I couldn't just sit back and not offer to help. Well, I guess I should get back to work and you should get going to Imperia. Oh, and feel free to tell Ioni and the others how helpful I was. Okay, let's go back to the dry dock now. I think we will end off the episode there next time we will be heading into Imperia itself. So yeah, let's head back. Talk to Ioni. Hi. At last. I was becoming anxious. The Ark is fully updated, loaded and prepped for takeoff. As is the crew. The course is set and we're ready to take our positions. Excellent. Oh, there's just one more thing. Ignis, if you would. Right. I fashioned a special outfit for you under study. It should provide at least a wee bit of protection against the Imperian Storms. I made you one too, Spark. Sorry, pork and beans. I only had time for these badges. Hey, at least you're all quite a match now. Thank you, Ignis. Your gift means a great deal to me.  Just see to it that the mission succeeds, brother, and try not to die. That would make me sad. At least we'll look the part. Crew, it's your positions. Wizard will leave on your mark. The time has come under study. Are you quite ready? No, I'm not. We will be... Good. Remember, aboard the Ark, pork is in charge. But that authority transfers to you the minute you land in Xanadu. From there, you must locate my contact, Ziggy Stardust. She should be able to help you track down Malory and the Bat. Take care, under study. Save journeys. Oh, and watch out for Sky Squares. Just go. End of the episode. Next time, we will be heading off... Taking off to... Oh, it's one of those ones. That's quite cool. Taking off to Imperia and to Xanadu. So yeah, thank you for watching. Remember to leave a like and subscribe. And if you've already subscribed, press the little bell so you know exactly when I post another video. And remember, craft, outside the box.


So I'm going to read from the introduction to Dear Reader because it references this place, this space. So introduction begins with a quote from Diderot, from Jack the Fatalist, and his master from 1796. But who shall be the master, the writer, or the reader? My friend Simone notes there are so many quotes, a sign of anxiety, the talkers and listeners in the rooms or out on the highway. The fatalist and his master narrate, desire, philosophize, serve, relate, exchange. Out of master, one might pull a mast, rig a ship, invent a star to navigate by. The writing in this book was composed over a number of years, the three distinct series or projects after Oppen and Howe, the Melmouth letters, and making marks begin in reading. Other lands from the Making Marks series began with a book serendipitously found on the shelves at the San Francisco Public Library. It was a history of the bottom, asses, buttocks, fests, and fism. I took notes from the book but not a citation. And for some reason, I didn't check it out. When I went back to find it on the shelves, it wasn't there. The catalog contained no trace of it. The missing book was a deaccessioned, taken out of commission, hallucinated. Google searches turn up history from the bottom up, but no history of the bottom. History from the bottom up provides a useful starting point, however. Jacques is a servant of Valet, after all. He's good at unpacking a peripatetic, self-conscious labyrinth that runs continually astray. At the same time, history is gendered and sexed. The nomadic eye, restless, restive, sometimes resistant, even extant, recycles, returns. Every day, experience, gendered, though not only, marked by class, though not only, of words meaning more than what they say. Thus, words erupt out of, as if under pressure to be writ large, speak more, they struggle against auto-correct. Sometimes for the pleasure of the local, the nary in the binary, and other times for commentary, as in premogenitor, the rot in such a system. Part of what's being talked about here is that some of these poems have capital letters that erupt in the midst of them and across words to make other words. And you'll hear some of that a little bit later, but it's hard to see. You can't see it, and you can't hear it really in this introduction. There is pleasurable revision, a scance. The majest school underscores as it works to unseat gendered subjectivity from the bottom up. The object, her, wrestles the presumed subject. He, in a playful revision of a children's song. The subject takes a wife, repeat. Or sometimes, a stutter. Organs interrupted by happiness, bitter, bijou in the dark, bitters, it, it, it. And after Oppen and Howe, I wanted to supply, I wanted to apply Susan Howe's history lesson to talk back to George Oppen, whose writing seduces, leaving no marks on the skin. I wanted to mark it up while acknowledging the pleasure of its porosity, the sonorous holes gaping, a gap in which feeling enters. I want to call down and out history's absent feeling. Feeling and counterclaim enter the gaps. To gap agape. Reading and writing offer a model of transgression of the individual subject and all its architecture, gender, class, sex, race, the subject, ideologies, morphine. The subject provides the tools for the struggle to come, a wall to chip away at with a spoon or unfolded paperclip. We seek a tunnel to the outside from at least this side, guided by the stars of a failed belief in poetry. Nonetheless, an intervention, intercession, a record on the cave wall of the present. It's all so hard, these reading glasses, I can't see you without looking over the top of my glasses. It's very weird. But I also can't read without them. Prelude, after Oppen and Howe. Read, counter, dear, history's white shroud, poems, daybooks, letter absence, hear, past a spell, call fishes from white sea, space, to tell, to turn, poems. What has been told inside darkness out, how open when we three toil, trouble, give a sound, now woe, now hope, how bare we pen. After Oppen and Howe, this has two quotes. The first one is from Paul Smith and the second from George Oppen. Smith, the essence of the country is bound up in Indian land and African slave labor. And Oppen, one must not come to feel that he has a thousand threads in his hands. He must somehow see the one thing, even if we have not chosen meaning of being shipwrecked, wielded, obsessed women. She, who will not write, seeps, troubles, the rest isn't his beloved, discovered, the she unsheaths her pen. Some say, John Cabot, Giovanni Cabotto, Cabotto, Chabotto, Bagotto, Cabotto, Savotto, et cetera. A Genoese sailing for England met Mic Max, Mic Max, some say, Le Maître pilote Jacques Cartierre, Nova Scotia, 1497 or 1534, where Earth, later, is shorn of wounds, upended, womb of the moving column, chief's daughter, Emmeline, splint Ashwood, birch bark, split cedar, history disappearing into white race, her braids cheekbone turn up, fish darken sister's skin, passes from generation to generation, the way rape marks a system and her, difficult not to speak. My sister, my sister, what can I say and say? The body is easily opened.  He did it. He couldn't wail, line a shield, time on one side, body other. Our vocabulary did this. Encounter in and against and with bright light, transatlantic passage. On July 8, 1534, the women, witnesses, came freely to the French, freely, rubbing their arms a friendly gesture, selling the furs they wore, friendly and retiring naked. Furs, phantom ship, hands were lost, shipwrecked sea, from time, from open time, to have been carried away or in underbrush. Waste of the ship between forecastle and sterncastle seized, Latine mizzen sail, strumpet wind, skirt stony shore, line and cliff in harbor slip. World, world, failure, worse failure, nothing, not to sit at desk, caribou, moose, or to sea, to harpoon. Though they are a present populace, first to lose one's want, one's history, semi-nomadic, porcupine quillwork, overworked world. An infinite burden today, one cannot count desperate as we are, pressed, our skins feel not pierced, traded. Women, counter and spare, our too muchness, wielders a forest, burning, split, a negative ordinary. Lorine in the cupboard, head and closet, natural history, awaits, burr and dear against a heart uselessly small. The nomadic eye, restless, restive, sometimes resistant, even extant, recycles, returns eye on the Barbary Coast, fog meets cornea, eye hailing, Cabot from Scotian shores, women ever so friendly, their arms waving, waving. Buried in eponymous village in Brittany, eye in poet or mother, mother, rough, clam, beard, a long way from home, eye on the assembly line, paper pulp, telephone wire, Lawrence mass, capital of workers, eye with a few extra stitches, nudge, nudge. Mirrors, fulgent glare, trains, resistant, multifonic, buzz, burr on the radio, forward and back, rolls up, slate sea, dark night, tailings, flare.


In a recent edition of the poorly named Evolution News and Views published by the Christian Apologetics Think Tank, the Discovery Institute, Jonathan Wells attacks the deeply held evolutionary belief in junk DNA. Darwinism, he says, using the name of a 19th century naturalist to represent a modern theory in biology, claims to the belief that non-coding DNA is junk, worthless and unimportant. Modern genetics, he suggests, is destroying this deeply held belief. He goes on to say that no one has ever observed the origin of a new species by natural selection, and that natural selection can produce only minor changes within existing species. I close my eyes and I can picture any foaming mouth creationist saying these things. Nephilim Free or a little Venom fang shaun, but Jonathan Wells has a PhD in Malek and Cell Biology. He also has a PhD in a Masters in Religious Studies. He's actually got an interesting story. He dropped out of Princeton his junior year, drove a taxi for a brief time, was drafted and spent two years in the army at a desk job in Germany. After his discharge, he spent 18 months in Leavenworth Prison for refusing to report for reserve duty. They joined the Unification Church of Korean religious leader Sun Myung Moon in 1974. The followers of this cult are known as Mooneys, and they are most famous for the mass marriages they conduct between strangers, as assigned by the leader. This is something Wells has written on extensively defending the practice. After completing a Masters in Religious Education from the Unification Seminary, Mooney University, if you will, Wells was selected by Reverend Moon, who he simply calls father, to get his PhD in Biology from Berkeley and a PhD in Religious Studies from Yale, specifically so he could devote his life to destroying Darwinism. So what we are reading here is the life's work of a religious cult member's mission from the charismatic founder. We are really reading the fruition of Reverend Sun Myung Moon's Master Plan as carried out through Wells. One can almost hear the evil laughter. It's worth noting that Wells, along with Philip Johnson, the founder of the Center for Science and Culture, are also AIDS denialists, and have signed statements that they believe the virus does not exist, just another piece of evidence that the two movements have common roots and common tactics. But here we are listening to a senior fellow of the Discovery Institute, and also a senior Mooney, delivering to us a great lie. In Jonathan's case, he's not lying for Jesus so much as for Reverend Moon, or father as he calls him. Now did I mention that the Mooneys believe that Reverend Moon is the second coming of Christ? Also Reverend Moon is a billionaire tax cheat, convicted felon, anti-Semite, and might have fathered a dozen or so children out of wedlock, if you catch my drift. Moon owns the Washington Times newspaper, Insight Magazine, the University of Bridgeport Connecticut, and the New Yorker Hotel. He has also been the subject of the largest consumer fraud case in history, as well as the largest mass wedding in history, with 3.6 million couples married in a single ceremony broadcast over the internet. Any marriage not performed by Reverend Moon is considered null and invalid in their beliefs. Wells' bizarre religious background does not invalidate any good logical arguments he might make, but it does certainly speak to his motivations, especially the ones he stated in his own hand. So with this in mind, let's examine the claims of Reverend Moon's favorite child. He says that junk DNA is a cherished belief of modern biologists. In a PubMed search of the scientific literature since 1882, the phrase junk DNA returns only 95 records, as compared to the word platypus, which returns 419 records, or the term Batman, which returns 172 records. So not exactly a common term in the science literature. The term junk DNA was first used by Susumu Ono, one of the great molecular geneticists of the modern era in a 1972 monograph. What did he have to say? Well, I'm going to create another video with excerpts from this misunderstood paper for anyone who is really motivated to learn more. What he did not say was that junk DNA is worthless or unimportant. In fact, his paper identifies the important functions played by non-coding DNA, which he is calling junk DNA only playfully to counterpoint the importance of non-coding sequences in evolution. What roles did he assign to DNA sequences that don't make proteins? He said their role is partly to provide spacing between genes, which is important in recombination and chromosomal and yploty events, and they can act as a source of new functions, like a rusty railroad steam engine being made into automobile frames. He also accurately predicted the number of genes in the human genome from the rates of gene drift, a number that in the intervening years had been drastically overestimated by the results of DNA sequencing. What he did not do was to dismiss non-coding DNA as worthless. Following the publication of the article, the term gained popularity, but calling it junk DNA is merely a way of calling attention to the fact that we didn't know what it did. Not that it was unimportant. Jonathan Wells in his article then goes on to describe the work of Francis Crick in a paper called Selfish DNA, and the related work by Richard Dawkins in the Selfish gene. He quotes these works completely out of scientific context, making it sound as though biologists think junk DNA is boring, an important topic, when in fact this has been one of the most exciting topics in molecular genetics of the last decade, and these publications are addressing an older issue called the C-value paradox, which has been a concern for molecular genetics for decades. What has produced the quote minds that Wells gleefully reproduces in short snippets is the gene-centered view of evolution, that is the central thesis of Dawkins' Selfish gene and Crick's Selfish DNA. Wells keeps throwing out references to benignly parasitic DNA and passenger DNA made in these two works. It requires a deeper understanding of what the gene-centered view is to understand why this is so out of context. One of the philosophical questions posed by biologists around the water cooler is, what is the objective of all this striving to reproduce and survive? The answer from the point of view of an individual gene is that the objective is to get replicated. As Dawkins puts it, the objective of a gene is to make a vehicle capable of making more of that gene and passing it on. Cooperation in this task allows multiple genes to work together to make a more successful vehicle. Viewed from the point of view of a gene, this is how evolution looks, learning to build better vehicles. It's a self-serving process. Any gene that fails to be selfish ends up getting lost or out-competed. This perspective has helped biologists to better understand how viruses can arise from cellular genes and how altruism can be selected for. Now, some genes don't help to make the vehicle that they drive around in, that is they don't code for any protein in the organism that they are a part of. They're just along for the ride. They get replicated without contributing much to the fitness of the organism. We know these sequences exist because we can cut them out in a lab and the organism is normal and healthy. We can call that a passenger gene or even a benign parasite gene. It benefits from the fitness of other genes without contributing to fitness. ONO suggested the way that these sequences can contribute to fitness, and that's acknowledged in the scientific literature. But that's from the point of view of the whole organism. The individual genes aren't benefiting from that non-coding sequence around them. I understand that this is all very technical, so let me be clear on what it is I'm saying here. Biologists or evolutionists, as the Discovery Institute prefers to call us, have never considered junk DNA to be uninteresting or unimportant. From the very first time the term was used, it was in reference to the important function it played. In the years since then, non-coding or junk DNA has been a puzzle to be unraveled. It may not be as sexy a research area as HIV or cancer, and it has been slow to produce a tangible benefit. But it has been evolutionary biologists who have studied it, who identified new functions for it, and from the very beginning recognized its potential, saw that it was a paradox. If research biology were a sport, the intelligent design movement would be a bitter reject from the team, booing and yelling insults from the sidelines, then claiming credit when the team scored. Thanks for watching.