إنه بكثير جداً يومية و أنت relational أكثر من مهديه أمام المهديه من قبل الله أن يحمل رأسه أخي أخي وخي أخي أخي سيسترنا من يوم اللعبة نأمم فاتمة الزهراء في قدرها نحن نتحدث عن فاطمة الزهراء ون matter how much a reader, a researcher, a scholar begins to research into the depths of understanding My lady Fatima, peace be upon her He will never reach an omniscient cognizant understanding of Sayyida Fatima Peace be upon her But I also stated that we will narrate to you مناقب فاطمة الزهراء Why? Because it is incumbent upon the believer To understand Fatima in the best way he can So that he may be able to propagate the Fatimid message The message of standing in front of falsehood And in joining good and forbidding wrong This is the Fatimid message To defend willaya, to defend Imamah To defend the Rajna of Islam To defend anything that is good And reject anything that is wrong Today we will focus on this one beautiful hadith In this hadith we will extract many beautiful things Many beautiful lessons and examples This hadith will show you But a scratch on a surface But a small percentage of the status That my lady Fatima, peace be upon her, has The following hadith can be found In the Bihar of Al-Alam Al-Majlisi Volume 43 This volume Al-Alam Al-Majlisi Specifically compiled For say the Fatima to the Zahra, peace be upon her It's found on volume 43 Page 8, hadith number 11 In the beginning of the volume Of Bihar Al-Anwar You see This following hadith Is very very beautiful And we are able to extract Many lessons and examples from it Al-Alam Al-Majlisi records it From a book By the title of عيون المعجزات We will read the Nus In Arabic And we will translate as we go on And we will explain the hadith In Sha Allah If God wills it for us In detail It says روية عن حارثة ابن قدامة عن سلمان سلمان الفارسي سلمان المحمدي عن عمار عمار says To Salman The hadith is from Salman From عمار عمار goes to Salman He says Oh Salman Do you want me to report to you Something wondrous Something عجيب That I have just seen What What did عمار see عمار saw something That he has never seen before From امير المؤمنين The commander of the faithful peace be upon him Salman tells him حدثني نريدني او عمار He says نعم شهدت علي ابن أبي طالب عليه السلام وقد ولجأ إلى فاطمة الزهراء عليه السلام فلما بصرت به نادت إدنه لأحدثك بما كان وبما هو كائن وبما لم يكن يوم القيامة حتى تقوم الساعة I want you to picture this When I read to you this hadith I want you to close your eyes Close your eyes And picture this As if it was a play happening In front of you سيد فاطمة peace be upon her Is in a room عمار And امير المؤمنين The commander of the faithful peace be upon him They enter To the room فاطمة's eyes Begin to see أمير المؤمنين coming As soon as the eyes of فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her And the eyes of أمير المؤمنين Match سيد فاطمة May my soul and my روح be sacrificed for her She says يا أب الحسن look at the way فاطمة الزهراء first of all Look at the way فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her Speaks to the commander of the faithful She calls him يا أب الحسن She calls him She does not say يا علي come She says يا أب الحسن We are able to extract is the method in which wife and husband should interact يا أب الحسن Come closer to me So that I may narrate to you I may narrate to you of the past of the present of the future حتى تقوم الساعة Meaning what? Until the day of judgment I will narrate to you يا أمير المؤمنين This knowledge that was bestowed upon me by Allah سبحانه وتعالى This knowledge that was bestowed upon me by my father محمد peace be upon him and his family You see here in this حديث الله سبحانه وتعالى The progeny and the household of Muhammad peace be upon him and his family It's trying to inform us of look This is the Maqam of Fatima It does not technically mean that she is more knowledgeable than امير المؤمنين Sometimes As I have stated before The people of the house Allah سبحانه وتعالى The Qur'an as well uses this methodology This methodology which is what Giving a story Telling a story Because if this story was not told If عمار did not see this We would not have somebody To come and transcribe this حديث so that we would have this حديث today She narrates to him A teacher امير المؤمنين A student A queen Hence why I called I called this episode The queen of صالب Peace be upon him The Hadith continues قال عمار فرأيت أمير المؤمنين عليه السلام يرجع القحقر This is the most important part of the Hadith Imagine You are speaking to a loved one You have so much respect And honor for that loved one That you cannot You cannot You have so much respect and honor To that loved one That you cannot Back away You cannot turn your back To him Or to her أمير المؤمنين Peace be upon him When he finished his conversation With فاعتمة الزهراء He began To move Backwards Meaning walking backwards And his eyes stayed On فاعتمة الزهراء He did not Leave his back Towards my lady فاعتمة Do you understand and see How أمير المؤمنين Peace be upon him Treats his mother Treats his wife فاعتمة الزهراء Like this Why do I tell you that When we narrate the incident of the door It will hurt you even more It will hurt you Even more because now you see The way أمير المؤمنين Treats فاعتمة Then you see the way The enemies of فاعتمة الزهراء Peace be upon her Treated فاعتمة الزهراء The Hadith continues He says فرأيت أمير المؤمنين عليه السلام يرجع القهقرة فرجعت برجوعه إذ دخل على النبي صلى الله عليه و آله وسلم فقال له إدن مني يا أب الحسن فدنا منه فلما طمأ النبي المجلس قال له النبي أمار وانت with أمير المؤمنين يرجع القهقرة They walked until they entered the room of the apostle of Allah محمد Peace be upon him and his holy family As soon as رسول الله صلى الله عليه و آله وسلم صا أمير المؤمنين He told him يا أب الحسن come close to me أب الحسن came close to رسول الله They exchanged their greetings when the greetings was finished رسول الله ستهم to should I narrate to you or you narrate to me They continue أب الحسن عليه السلام says الحديث منك أحسن يا رسول الله He says the hadith from you the narration from you Then رسول الله أب الحسن He said أب الحسن come closer to me so that I may narrate to you And then رسول الله peace be upon him and his holy family began to narrate توام عليه عليه السلام The Nass says It said رسول الله says كأنني بك وقد دخلت فاطمة وقالت لك كيت وكيت رسول الله is informing أمير المؤمنين the commander of the faithful peace be upon him of what just occurred with him between him and say the fatima peace be upon him الله سبحانه وتعالى has informed him of what happened He says to him It is as if I saw you enter upon فاطمة and she told you such and such meaning the entire event the entire conversation that happened between رسول الله peace be upon him and his holy family and between فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon him دخلت على فاطمة وقالت لك كيت وكيت فقال عليه عليه السلام عليه عليه السلام says نور فاطمة من نورنا عليه عليه السلام tells the prophet Is the Nour the light of Fatima the light in which الله سبحانه وتعالى created us Is this Nour from our Nour as you know رسول الله says he says that the Nour the Nour that I was created from علي ابن أبي طالب was created from so here علي ابن أبي طالب peace be upon him is telling the prophet is the Nour of Fatima the same Nour as our Nour رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم says فقال أولا تعلم did you not know that again like I mentioned this is merely a play put forth by رسول الله so that this message of the greatness of فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her can be seen then رسول الله told him and then رسول الله سبحانه وتعالى after he finished his prostration عمر says علي ابن أبي طالب got up فقال عمر خرج أمير المؤمنين عليه السلام وخرجت بخروجه وخرجت بخروجه فولج إلى فاطمة عليه السلام عمر says أمير المؤمنين فمرسول الله peace be upon him and his holy family and he left and then he went back to say the فاطمة peace be upon him now say the Fatima will begin to inform Ali peace be upon him of how she was created he went and say the Fatima said كأنك رجعت إلى أبي صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم فأخبرته بما قلت لك see فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her was also informed by Allah سبحانه وتعالى of the conversation that علي ابن أبي طالب and هاد with رسول الله peace be upon him and his holy family she tells him it's as if I saw you يا أب الحسن go to رسول الله and speak to him of what happened with us from a while back just a few minutes ago قال كان كذلك يا فاطمة he tells her yes that is exactly what happened of Fatima فقالت فاطمة now say the Fatima will begin and narrate to you how she was created this is almost the end of the hadith it says يا أب الحسن إن الله خلق نوري وكان يسبح الله جل جلاله ثم أو دعه الشجرة من الشجر الجنة فأضاءت فلما دخل أبي الجنة أو حله تعالى إليه الهاما إن إقططف الثمرت من تلك الشجرة what happened here lady Fatima tells him let me tell you يا أب الحسن الله سبحانه وتعالى created my noor my light in the universe before the universe of light particles he took my noor and I used to glorify الله سبحانه وتعالى and supplicate to Allah سبحانه وتعالى and pray to Allah in my state as a noor as a light particle existing in that space of Allah then Allah سبحانه وتعالى took one of the trees in paradise and he placed my noor he placed my light in this tree then Allah سبحانه وتعالى revealed to my father محمد peace be upon him and his holy family through revelation and he told them يا محمد go and eat from the fruits that this tree bore وأدرها ففعل فوعدني الله سبحانه صلب أبي ثم أودعني خديجة بنتوخ ويلد فوضعتني وانا من ذلك نور أعلم ما كان وما يكون وما لم يكن يا أب الحسن after رسول الله ate this beautiful fruit in heaven سيدة فاطمة became part of رسول الله became part of the loins of رسول الله رسول الله came to خديجة and then my lady خديجة peace be upon her bore and gave birth to سيدة فاطمة peace be upon her وانا من ذلك النور يا أب الحسن I am from that light in heaven I am from that light in heaven and I know I have been taught the knowledge of the past and the present and the future يا أب الحسن إن المؤمن بنور الله she says يا أب الحسن the believer the believer looks through the noor of Allah سبحانه وتعالى the believer witnesses the noor of Allah سبحانه وتعالى this is the hadith this is the status of my lady فاطمة peace be upon her she was created from that thumbara which is why رسول الله peace be upon him and his holy family says whenever I long for the fragrance of paradise I smell the neck of fatima his companions told him يا رسول الله why did I see you always hugging and kissing your daughter he tells him it's because I long for the fragrance of paradise and when I went to paradise I ate from this tree and this tree bore me فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her do you now see how ameera المؤمنين treated فاطمة الزهراء peace be upon her he would respect her and honor her and he would walk without giving his back to say the fatima do you see the door behind me do you see the bar behind me when fatima faced that door did they also back away when they told them يا أبا حافس ان في البيت فاطمة he said when they told him in the house is fatima he says whatever do you think I care who is in the house look at how ameera المؤمنين treat say the fatima and look at how the damned and cursed ones of qoraysh dealt with fatima they did not attack her house once or twice they attacked her house three or four times as the Ahadith say and insha'Allah in the coming episodes we will discuss the oppression of say the fatima peace be upon her peace be upon you my lady fatima and may Allah hasten the reappearance of my master الإمام المهدي والمنتظر عجل الله تعالى فرجو الشريف السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركات


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Hi, everyone. Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com coming at you with 2023 Tops Series 2 Baseball. Six box jumbo. Pick your team number eight from Jaspy's Case Breaks.com. All card ship. Thanks everyone for taking advantage of that 20% off here. The people took advantage of it. So thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up. Taking advantage of the 20% off. Congrats to the people who won their spots in the team random that we did. Let's end this video if you want to look for those results. And John, you ended up with last spot mojo with the San Diego Padres. San Diego is the Series 2. And we're doing all six boxes. It's a full case, or there's two, there's four, and there's six. Good luck. We got some baseball on in the background. With LSU at Florida in wherever they are. Nebraska? They're Omaha, right? Yeah. And LSU's up 10-2. Looks like they're going to in the bottom of the fifth. So there's still some time left. And things can always get wacky in a collegiate game. But LSU is in control right now. Here is eight out of 50. Rhino, that's going to go to the Cubs. Daniel, who won that spot in the team random. So we'll save those right here. And then we've got the silver packs right there, which we'll do after the main box. I'm sure Florida fans wish that they would have saved some runs from yesterday for today. It's a light day in Major League Baseball. Not much happening today. Just a handful of games happening. That Reds Orioles game in Baltimore, still in a rain delay, they're stuck in the bottom of the third with the Orioles up 2-1. Top of the seventh, Brewers are up 2-1 on the Mets. And they've got runners on second and third as well. Bottom of the seventh, Braves are up on the twins 2-1. And bottom of the third, Tigers are up on the Rangers 4-1. And White Talks Angels later tonight, Nationals Mariners a little bit after that. David, what's going on? You watched the previous video. Are you happy with the results? That was a nice win. Got to join those fillers, ladies and gentlemen. You never know what you can win. All right, so obviously all cards will ship. Here's Charles LeBlanc, 2-72 for Miami. That'll be for Eric. Francisco Alvarez, rookie card. That's for the Mets. So I think from our list here, Jordan Walker, Masataka Yoshida, Anthony Volpe, Francisco Alvarez, James Outman, Corbin Carroll are some of the top tier rookies that we're going to be sleeving and taking care of sort of immediately. Obviously all cards ship, I'm sure I'll miss some players and if I do, don't worry, they're all going to get to you. So Jordan Walker's will go to Matthew Wood and the Cardinals, Francisco Alvarez for Daniel and the Mets. And who has the Red Sox, that'll be all that's also Daniel Smith. There you go, Daniel. We've got Drew Waters, gold. Gold border, not numbered, but still nice. And there's David McKinnon. Rookie Auto for the A's, Eric M with the Athletics. And we'll do an autograph recap at the end of the break, which will be a little while. So if you're watching, settle in. If you don't feel like watching, I think Chris Jaspy is live on Instagram right now. At Jaspy's breaks on Instagram live. And you can rip some personal boxes with him. I think he might have some series too for personal boxes as well. Nice, Jilo, you're going to go to the Royals Dodgers games this weekend. That sounds like fun. Do we have Probable Starters already? Might be a tad bit early, but we'll see. Yankees, gold. Team card, obviously the World Baseball Classic cards will go to the team that they're on. Got Babe Ruth, legend of the game, silver for the Yankees. That'll be for Daniel. We've got Matt Wallner. We've got Adam Frazier to $4.99 for the O's. That'll be for Aaron Billingsley. Kursfield, Rockies. I do miss the cards, probably because it was upside down like that, just in the interest of time. I'm trying to breeze through this a little bit more quickly, but Paul's saying it's good that the Tigers are in text. Because it has rained all day in Michigan. It seems to have rained a lot of other plays too. Baltimore is still stuck in a rain delay. There's Gabriel Arias, gold. Dean Kramer, speaking of the Tigers, to 2023. Nicole has Detroit. And Daniel has my Dodgers. Who started out as the favorite for the NL rookie of the year, but I think Corbin Carroll has since taken over. But James Outman has been kind of slowly heating up the last couple of games. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come. There's Stray Turner. And there's a Bobby Wood Jr. Relic. Gilo's Royals. Who has his Royals? Michael got randomized the Royals in that filler. Strowman left the Cubs game in London with a blister. Those can be a nagging injury. You just hear fantasy lineups. Freddie Peralta. And we've got a Justin Verlander. Detroit edition, AL League leader, triple crown winner. He's pretty good. That's going to go to Nicole and the Tigers. A lot of Volpe here. That's going to go to Daniel. All these rookie cards add up. Could grade out nicely. There's a Corbin Carroll. Trying to catch as many of those as possible. Ricky got the diamond back straight up. I'll take a look at those rookie of the year odds. And while I'm ripping the next box, ripping the packs in the next box, I wonder if odds have changed. I think the last time we fully checked a week or two ago, it was the Japanese player, I don't have blanking on his name, in Boston. Yoshida was the favorite in the AL. And Corbin Carroll is the favorite in the NL. You guys needed it, that your grass was turning round. Some of these, sometimes if you can see numbers on here, numbered cards, sometimes autographs, it's possible. Gilo is asking, have I ever mowed a lawn before? Absolutely. Yeah, I've mowed a lawn. I've hand mowed a lawn in my childhood home in upland California. My parents recently moved out of there last summer. They retired, they moved to Vegas, which I'm glad they'd. I mean, I would rather have them stay in California, but if they were to move anywhere, Vegas would be the choice. There's the polar bear for the Mets. That'll be for Daniel. But yes, I have hand mowed a lawn for many years. Small front yard, but we had like the front yard didn't have too much grass. That was easy. But our backyard was relatively, I guess for California, it was just I think the regular suburban California for regular size, I guess. But there was like a hill, it was almost like two levels. It was like one level, and then there was a small hill, and then it leveled out. No, have you ever seen a hand lawn mower? I don't even sell those anymore. It was just like, it's like one cylinder with blades on it, and then you just move it through and cuts the grass. Then afterwards, you have to pick up the cuttings. It doesn't go anywhere. It sits on top, and then you have to go back and pick up all the cuttings and put it in a bag. It builds character gelo. Then my dad finally got a gas-powered lawn mower, still a push lawn mower, which was great. We'll look at those Rookie of the Year odds in the next box, Mitch Keller. And there's Xavier on Curry to $1.99 for Cleveland. Yeah, those old 50s looking modern, it was old then. And my dad said it claimed it builds character. It's a good exercise. Stuff that's things that dads say. All right, we've got a Christopher Morel. Wow, three out of 10, Rookie, Jersey, and Autograph. I don't think I've seen this Reverence Autograph patch card. This is the first one I've seen of this in series two. That's awesome. That's for Daniel and the Cubs, who won an extra spot in the team random, then got randomized. The Cubs ends up with the Christopher Morel RPA. That's awesome. Mollon out in the lush Midwest summer. I don't think so. It's bad enough in California summers, especially I lived about an hour, or I grew up about an hour or so inland from LA Proper, from Hermosa Beach. And it could get pretty toasty out there. There's Ryan Nelson to $20.23. Close, please. Thanks, Chewie, I'll see you man. And there's Drew Resmusen to $4.99. All right, man, thanks. I'll see you tomorrow. Yes, sir. Closing time for the shop, but yeah. Yeah, I'll bet in the Midwest it would build character. In the summer, late July, August, maybe, I did go to the Field of Dreams in Iowa, Dyersville, I believe. And just standing in that baseball field, in that farmland, it was hot enough. There's Kiki Hernandez to $300. I don't know what kind of heat it was. It was definitely a, it's what, I think it's what some Midwesters call still. Ever, you guys ever heard that? I don't know if that's in use anymore, but yeah. It was hot, middle of farmland, no trees, no shade. Cornfield, as far as the eye can see. Not too much of a breeze, just still. And I was like, man, you know, our family went camping a lot. We were, we were, went outdoors a lot. So it was not like I'm totally a city kid, but I was like, I'm not mowing lawns in this. I think I must have caught a dry day in Iowa. It wasn't too humid, so which was nice. I can, I can handle heat, but it's where it's humidity is what, is what gets me. The next year's field of dreams will be held in Birmingham. Or are they still calling it a field of dreams game, even though it's in a different place? Doesn't make sense. Yeah, that's what I hear. I think they're building a whole stadium and like a, I forget what else they're doing. I feel like they're not, are they building office buildings there or something like that? It's going to be like a center. Now here's a Masataka Yoshida to 2023, Daniel with Boston. This is the kind of stuff we want to see for these rookies numbered cards, 1098 out of 2023. Field of dreams is cool though. Anyone has a chance to go. It was after the national in Chicago. So, and I actually went solo I just took like a day or two off just to pop over there and pop back. But I suppose it'd be pretty fun if you went with a group of people. I think you can like play catch out there at least back then you could. There's Vinnie Pascatino for the Royals. That'll be for Michael. You play like some, some pickup games out there. You can throw the ball around a little bit to 50. But there's not much else to do. So you can, I guess I think they're building like a bigger gift shop. The before the gift shop was just like a little kiosk kind of looking thing, but I think they're going to build a bigger one.  I think they're kind of doing planning on all those upgrades, but you can kind of go there and you'll be like, oh, cool. Here it is. It is cool. There's not much to do. Run around a little bit I guess. I think they do, they used to do events there where they would have like, and I wasn't there on a weekend where they were doing that, but they would do like, like ghost baseball weekend. So they'll, they'll have like players dressed in the uniforms of the era and then play like a few innings or something like that. 52 out of 75. I think there were other events where here's Jordan and Alvarez by the way for Aaron and the Astros. I think maybe they would do like, you know, movie screenings out there and do like other little events and stuff out there, but I just wasn't there on a weekend with events. I suppose if you've wrapped in a van run, good to go to. Stayed in a, stayed overnight in Dubuque, which was also a nice little town right on the Mississippi. First time seeing the Mississippi, which was pretty awesome. The mighty Mississippi. People, at least in Dubuque anyway, like the locals there at like the restaurants and bars and stuff. Real friendly. I mean, I thought that was a stereotype.  It's like, sure. But they were. At least the ones I encountered. I'm sure there's A-holes too. Just like any other city, I guess. Yeah, most people I encountered were pretty friendly. Maybe they turned on the charm because he's probably wearing a dodger hat. It was probably like clearly not a talent. Daniel mowed over an underground hornet's nest once when he was 12 or 13. It was unpleasant. I'm assuming, did you get stung? Were there stings happening? Here's a DJ spinning the post-season records galore. Stung many times. I have, have I been stung? Not by a hornet. I've been stung by a bee. There you go, hippie. That sounds like a field of screams. It's just hippie. I've been stung by a bee. I think I was at a friend's pool. We were playing some sort of pool, swing pool game. Maybe Marco Polo. Maybe Redfish Bluefish. Maybe, no, that's not the game. Maybe Red Light Green Light. And I had put my hand back to push off quietly on the ledge of the pool. And there was apparently a bee there. Put my hand on the bee. The bee stung me. He did, the bee did not survive as most bees do not survive after releasing their sting and poison. Coursing through my veins.  I think like swelled up and it's really itchy. Not a fan. So I can't imagine being stung by a hornet multiple times. There's Oscar Colas. Miguel Vargas. The Dodgers. I think the closest I came to something like that was when I was a wee lad, much younger than 12 or 13. I think I was at maybe at a public park or something like that. Maybe it was in the old apartment complex my parents used to live in. There was like some grass in the middle of the apartment complex, like a little courtyard type area. I think I sat in or stood on top of a red ant hill. Not like a hill. Maybe it was like a mound. I didn't really notice. I remember standing on top of that and then the ants got in my pants. They were everywhere, not just in my pants. Seven out of 25, Cody Thomas on my legs, in my pants, got in my shirt.  It's Cody Thomas, rookie auto for the A's, Eric M. And I was doing the ants in the pants dance, ladies and gentlemen. I was doing that dance. Getting stung, getting stung, bit, really. All right, getting bit. I forgot, what was my, I think I got hosed down. I think that was the tactic. I was not allowed in the house. I wanted to run inside. That was not an option. But I think there was like maybe a hose outside and I was sprayed down until there were no ants. Any other, do I have any other bee stories for you? Bzzz. Do you have another bee story for you? This was more recently. This was maybe just a few years ago. I was, it was the weekend. I was driving around town. Here's Aaron Saval for Cleveland. That's the 76. Nice stars there, patriotic. It's gonna go to Michael. Had the windows open, it was a nice summer day.   So I didn't see what was on the other side. Got to the top of the hill, crested that hill, started going down. I started seeing off in the distance what appeared to be a swarm of flies. I was like, hey, it's a swarm of flies. That's kind of weird. I thought they were going to dissipate, maybe traveling 25, 30 miles per hour. I mean, dissipate, got closer and they're like, that's not, those don't look like flies. That's a swarm of bees. So before I could even raise my windows, I drove through a swarm of bees. Multiple bees got into my car. It took everything in my power not to just skirt and like smash into a pole or something like that. I was able to get into the parking lot of a fast food restaurant, jumped out of my car like a crazy person, you know, patting myself down. Make sure there weren't any bees on top of me. A bee got in my shirt actually, bee flew into my shirt and it was in my back. I had to shake that bee out. A bee did not sting me though. I was lucky. It's traumatic. Spent a strider to 2023. Good mustache. Couldn't believe that I wasn't stung. I'm here all week, folks. Come for the break, stay for the jokes. We've got a relic card of big boppy, David Ortiz. Piece of the jersey going to Daniel. If I do any other animal encounter, anyone ever get into some sort of insect or animal encounter, share your story on the YouTube stream. It'll be on the record right above my head. You can put it on the record. Trace Thompson and crowning achievements, commemorative patch. That's Ryan Howard. I feel like if injuries didn't get Ryan Howard, I feel like there was a hall of fame trajectory there, just counting stats-wise. Fightin' fills, Daniel. I've had friends who have hiked and have seen mountain lions in the hills surrounding Los Angeles. I've not encountered a mountain lion, nor do I want to. The closest I got, I guess I got to a dangerous animal was when I was running with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, but I guess that's more intentional. That's not like in the wild. I don't know if that counts. Went to Yellowstone, saw Buffalo there. Buffalo. But that's not like it's also more intentional, but apparently they're quite dangerous. People approach Buffalo and then, ooh, autograph, come on up. Francisco Alvarez? Autograph, yes. From the Silver Pack. Silver Pack. Silver Pack. It's big hit time in the city. There you go, Daniel Smith, who bought the Met straight up. 40 out of 99, Francisco Alvarez, rookie auto. Now, unfortunately, unlike the other cards in this, this is a sticker auto, but the pattern in the background kind of camouflages that a little bit, but still nice, still nice, still nice. How is Francisco Alvarez doing? Let's take a look at the stats. For the season, he is hitting a 220 and about 173 at bats. 12 home runs, 25 RBIs. Got a decent OPS though, 742, that's pretty solid. You'll take that. Struggling here in the last handful of games in the past week, but yeah, doing all right overall. Oh yeah, we're gonna look at Rookie of the Year odds. Now's a good time for that. I think it's sportsabettingdime.com that has like a nice little rookie of the year odds tracker. Any updates here? Oh, listen to this. They did an update about a week ago on the 20th of June, Rangers infielder Josh Young has narrowly surpassed Masataka Yoshida as the favorite for AL Rookie of the Year. So Josh Young is now at plus 190, almost two to one. And Yoshida is at plus 265. About two and a half to one if you wanna split it that way. Gunnar Henderson is a four to one. Hunter Brown is almost 10 to one and then it jumps up to 28 to one. That's Estuary Reese who is stealing a boatload of bases. I wonder if he could get to 100. Then it's Bryce Miller, Royce Lewis, Logan Allen. These are your long shots, Tanner Beebe, Taj Bradley, Volpe's 50 to one, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. For the NL, Corbin Carroll is the overwhelming favorite in the NL. He has minus 475. Next closest is Ellie Della Cruz at plus 700, that's seven to one. Then it jumps to 35 to one Francisco Alvarez. Bobby Miller for the Dodgers, 45 to one. Matt McClain, 50 to one. Brett Beatty, Andrew Abbott, Yuri Perez, Cody Senga, James Altman, Spencer Steer, so on and so forth. There's J-Rod, so there is the latest on, those could change obviously very quickly but that's your ALNL Rookie of the Year odds update if you're into that sort of thing. I don't know how Corbin Carroll's been doing on the secondary market, but would that help? Little Rookie of the Year win? Or has that price already been baked in to his secondary market value simply because he's so heavily favored at this stage of the season? Viva Jimenez and JD Martinez of 2023 who's been turning back the clock a little bit for the Dodgers and go to Daniel and the Dodgers. King Felix, speaking of, there's Corbin Carroll right on cue, Kikashioka and we got Tristan Houses for Daniel and the Red Sox. And there's Corbin Carroll, he's pretty good. Take a glance at those numbers, shall we? Corbin Carroll on the season 290, 9-27-0 PS, 16 home runs, 23 stolen bases, 80 hits on the season already, he's pretty good. Maybe could there be a 30-30 season in store for him? That'd be pretty impressive. It's Carlos Correa and Miggy highlighting his triple crown, Carlos for Nicole and the Tigers and Cat Team Mojo. Florida cuts it down to, they're still a ways away. It's 11-3 now, Florida adding a run in the bottom of the seventh. Cutter Crawford and we've got a Michael Kopeck to 4.99 for the White Sox, Brandon. Black River Junior, that's to 2.99 for Toronto, Daniel. And we've got an Alec Burleson autograph. Rookie Otto for Matthew Wood and St. Louis Cardinals, the Redbirds. Not numbered but still nice in that 1988 design. I'm Frasier, we've got David Hensley to 20-23 for Houston. That would be for Aaron. The Astros, Michael Toglia, Old Border, Goldfoil, James Altman. There's Freddie Freeman who got his 2000th hit last night. I think he gets, does he get to 3000? This feels like a lot, right? So Freddie Freeman has, you know what, sorry. Baseball reference usually has like 162 game average. So he averages about 180 hits a year. So he's at 2000 now. It's a thousand divided by 180. Five, that's about five and a half seasons. So he needs about six seasons of 180 hit ball to get 3000. He's 33 years old right now, and that would be his 39 year old season. What do you think, everybody? Does Freddie Freeman get 3000 hits? He's the type of player that could get 3000 hits, that's for sure. 33 years old. John says, yes, he will get 3000. Yeah, if he's able to get, you know, maybe in the next few years kind of get some, get into that 190s range, right? Which is amazing. Then he can, towards the latter part of his career.  I could see the power numbers going down, right? He averages about 28 homers a season. He had 21 last year. I could see the power going down, right? But those hits aren't going away. He's still gonna be a hit machine. His record breakers, Adley Rushman. True, he could de-ation latter years. That kind of saves the legs. And I mean, that's Hall of Fame credentials, you would think, for Freddie Freeman.  First battle Hall of Fame credentials for Freddie Freeman. He kind of gets a lifetime two, he's lifetime 299 right now. Let's say he's like lifetime 299, 300. He has 306 home runs.  That's 400 plus home runs. Maybe more if he has a hot year or two here and there, but probably should get 400 home runs. 3,000 hits, that's the first ballot. John also thinks Devers and Machado will get 3,000 hits. Should we take a quick look at AL MVP, or MVP odds in baseball? For the AL, no surprise that Otani is the runaway favorite at minus 425, then it goes to Aaron Judge at plus, at 17 to one, plus 1,700, which we'll probably keep getting longer as he's out for much, for longer. Here's Michael Conforto, the Giants to 300. Then it's Wander Franco plus 3,000, along with Corey Seeger. So it looks like at least a corner of Vegas, at least a corner of Vegas. Corbin Carroll, he's gonna be AL MVP. What about being the NL? No, Ronald Cunha Jr. still running away with it. He is minus 140, next closest Corbin Carroll, plus 650. And we've got a Matt Walner, rookie autograph for the Twins. That's for Eddie Hart, Minnesota, won that team in the filler. I don't think Ryan Corbin Carroll is not a good play because I don't think he's gonna, he's probably gonna win the rookie of the year. I don't think they're giving him the MVP too. It's unlikely, but if you're taking a long shot, Freddie Freeman, seven to one, then it jumps to Mookie, bets 18 to one. Luis Arias is 25 to one plus 2,500. I wonder if you take that. Is that a value play right there?  That's if you think that, you know, if he hits 400 for the entire season and the Marlins get into the playoffs, you know, and if baseball riders like the narrative of someone hitting 400, perhaps. This is Michael Lorenzen to 2023. Landon, what's up? Do we have an estimated day for the wax party to go? No, that is in your hands. How quickly do you and everyone else wanna fill up those wax party breaks? At the current pace, we're thinking probably next two or three weeks, sometime in July, but of course, you and the rest can change that narrative. We can do it even sooner, if you want to. This is Jacques Peterson to 2.99. But if you click the break schedule, Landon, and I'll drop it into the schedule too, and you can click the link in our wax party page on jaspyscasebreaks.com. It'll take you to the link where we're keeping track of all the invites. So then you can also see how many we have left if you wanna keep track that way as well. Johnson's Arayas is not gonna hit 400. Save a Josh Young too. He's one of the rookie of the year favorite here in the AL. Top three NLMVP should be Cunha, Carol, and Tatis, and a Cunha will win. Tatis Jr. is plus 3,000. He's 30 to one. His same odds as Juan Soto, Pete Alonzo. So Vegas is not really bullish on Tatis Jr. For whatever that's worth. Top three, they have Cunha, Carol, and Freeman as your top three currently. I mean, Fred and Freeman's having a great season. He's hitting 3.17. I think he's leading the, what, at least the NL in doubles with 27. He's got a triple 14 home runs, 48 RBIs, 10 soloin' bases. Well, I don't think he's gonna win, but I think he'll get some votes. All right, Daniel's right too. There may be some old school voters, baseball riders of America who don't wanna vote for him because of the PED issues. Gino Suarez, yeah, McSub saying they're not giving an MVP coming off a steroids suspension, even if he sets a handful of single season records.   I mean, he's definitely, he's at 35 soloin' bases. He's definitely getting 40 soloin' bases. Does he get 40 home runs? Is he gonna, are we gonna see a 40-40 season? I don't think we've seen a 40-40 season since maybe Alfonso Soriano, did he hit 40-40? No one's done 50-50, that I know. I think Alfonso Soriano got close, but I don't think he, I don't think anyone's gotten 50-50. There's Vaughn Grissom for the Braves. Yeah, the odds show that too, McSub. I think Otani's the heavy favorite for AL MVP. But yeah, I think the NL MVP's gonna be pretty tight. Matt Kemp got close to 40-40. I think he ended up with 39 home runs. And 40 soloin' bases. That was the year that, why am I blanking on the Brewers outfielder? It was later Popper Roids ended up winning the MVP, leading a lot of people in LA here in Los Angeles saying Kemp was robbed of the MVP. Pedro Martinez, I'm seeing too many names here, I'm blanking on names of players. That goes to Daniel and the Red Sox. Someone in the chat will let me know. That's right, Ryan Braun. Or Lion Braun, as Brandon would say, nice. Remember when he threw the, it was like a UPS driver or like a FedEx driver through that guy under the bus? I think that guy might have lost his job or was suspended or something like that. The McSubs also thinking, listen, if an NL pitcher gets on a decent run, post-All Star came back again to the conversation. The closest pitcher, at least according to the odds, for NL MVP is nobody. They're all hitters on this list. But yeah, you're right. So if someone goes off down the stretch, maybe helps a team get into the playoffs. All right, final box. Closest would be Kershaw. You know what? We have not looked at Cy Young odds. Why don't we take a look at that while I rip open this final box? Where's the, oh, there's the Cy Young odds trackers. So let's start with the AL first. And final box, ladies and gentlemen. Coming up, thanks everyone for hanging out with me throughout this break. In the AL, Cy Young odds, according to Vegas, for whatever that's worth, Shane McClanahan at plus 225, that's about two to one. Framber Valadez of Houston, plus 450, about four and a half to one. Garrett Cole, plus 650. Gosmin, plus 750. Ohtani, plus 1100. Castillo, plus 1200. Kind of jumps up from there. Joe Ryan, native Aldi, Sonny Gray, blah, blah, blah. On the NL side of things, it looks like Zach Gallant. He's at plus 170. Behind him, old man Kershaw, plus six, it jumps to plus 600. So from about one and a half to one, or almost two to one, I guess, is a little bit closer. So at almost two to one, it jumps to Kershaw, six to one. Zach Wheeler, plus 700. Spencer Strider, plus 800. Logan Webb, plus 900. Mitch Keller, plus 1100. Marcus Strowman, plus 1500. Then it jumps another tier to Corbin Burns, plus 2500. Jumps again to plus 4,000, with Justin Steele, so on and so forth. Hunter Green, Udarsh, Blake Snow, and they're okay. Sandy Allen from Power Up. Zach Gallant really having that kind of season. I know he's been pitching well, but watch out for the baby snakes. Yeah, through 16 starts, 98 innings. He's got 104 strikeouts, 284 ERA, 1.08 WIP, that's really good. And I don't think Wins' losses really counts as much as it once did, but he's nine and two. So if he hits a, I'm sure hitting a 20-game milestone might be, 21 milestone might be helpful too. Chad Pinder, what's going on with this college baseball game here? Florida, just too little too late here. LSU is up 14 to four, bottom of the eighth. I guess crazy things can happen in college baseball, but. Kershaw has the LA mark in his favor, though, if he gets going. Has both LA teams ever both MVPs in the same year? No, but I remember the year Cody Bellinger won MVP, Mike Trout won MVP. I think Southern California did have both MVPs at that time, but not the same. Or no, you were talking about both LA teams. Yeah, I think it was Bellinger Trout. Tapping once, I think, might be the only time. It's kind of Crawford and we've got Ezekiel Tovar for Colorado, for the Rocks. That's going to be for Victor. I don't know. I'm back and forth on the whole LA market thing though, because I do believe, especially in voting and stuff like that, there is East Coast bias. Not a lot of East Coast riders are staying up watching West Coast games. I mean, for Kershaw, it might just be, he'll might just get votes just on reputation alone. Not necessarily how good, I mean, he is pitching well, but John's not a believer in Vegas odd. No, no, Ramai, the futures odds, especially for these awards are a little, are tricky. It's just kind of a fun guideline, but yeah, not exact though. Here's Nick Allen to 2023 for the A's. Yeah, you got to look at war, right? I think especially these days in the last 10, 15 years or so, I feel like more riders are using winds above replacement a little more heavily than they would have back in the day. For example, I think like there's guys like Allen Trammell, I think, from the 80s who had benefited a lot from that advanced statistic. I don't think that got him, maybe got him into the Hall of Fame as a player vote or something like that. So it has been pretty helpful. So if you want to look at it that way, I'm looking at fan graphs, one of my favorite sites. Your leader in war right now, the corner fan graphs for the NL is Ronald Acuna with a, that's the 300 by the way, with a 39 war, 3.9. Chad Kuhl goes to the Rockies, Victor. For the AL, it's Wander Franco with a 35 when above replacement. Usually, what's the number? A war of seven, eight, nine around there usually is an MVP caliber season by the time all set and done. All right, the Otani is getting into the category where it's sort of like LeBron James or where like, you know, could you, you could technically argue that LeBron is the most valuable player on any team every year, but you know, you can't get it to him every year. Otani may be reaching that sort of territory. He said, could you just, can't just give it to him every year? I mean, they could, I guess. I guess Barry Bonds does have a ton of MVPs. So I suppose that could happen. Right, yeah, that's exactly what I'm getting at. So yeah, Otani does kind of, kind of break wins above replacement because they'll never be, what replacement level player would compare to Otani? And here's Carson Kelly to 2023. It should, John, but when you have, when you have, you know, subjective writers, based human beings, baseball writers of America, when you have that, it doesn't be, it's not subjective. So sometimes it does end up being a popularity contest. It's Craig Biccio, piece of the lumber. Yeah, it's not even being able to replace him necessarily, makes up saying is that he earns it both, pitching, fielding, hitting, everyone else only gets two of the three, right? Yeah, I mean, he's pretty unique. I think, I mean, we're not gonna see anything like this. It's like once in a lifetime sort of stuff happening, if that. You think Otani, Otani doesn't get traded, right? If you're the Angels, I think they're actually playing pretty decently, so I don't know if trade is on the horizon for them. Are they gonna be able to re-sign him? I think he's gonna hit free agency. What's the Otani contract gonna look like? I feel like at some point he's gonna have to pick one. That's gonna be a conversation with the player while you're talking to him negotiating a contract. You're gonna be open to picking one or the other. The Hales probably got some terrible deal waiting. What would the terrible deal be for someone as unique as Otani? I suppose terrible would be, there he is. What's terrible? Years maybe, give him like a 20 year deal or something like that, ooh, look at this. Drew Rasmussen, super short print. Nice, it's got the goggles on, can't get the champagne in the eyes. That's gonna go to Michael and the Rays. They're smart, you'll trade them. Have the Angels organization, have they been known to be smart? But do you also wanna be the guy that trades Otani? You wanna be the GM that does that? All right, Silver Packs. Make a subset, I think Otani's a long way from having to choose. And it likely depends on which side depreciates first. It's gonna be a fun off-season story, that's for sure. Ooh, are we gonna get an autograph here? It's Luis Castillo. No, not Otto, but a numbered Silver Pack card. 29 out of 99, that's for Seattle, that is for Victor. All right, there you go, ladies and gentlemen. Not a bad break at all. Had a lot of fun here. Keep your eye out for more series two on jasperyscasewrakes.com, a lot of baseball on jasperyscasewrakes.com. Get into it, there's the super short print. Here's a quick little recap. Some nice on-card autos, some nice Major League material, Otto from the Silver Pack. Like even the manufactured commemorative relics are pretty cool. There's the Yoshida 2022, I haven't seen these. That's my first look at this. Reverence autograph patch card, which was awesome. I thought that was really cool. Dave McKinnon and Otani, there you go. I'm Joe for jasperyscasewrakes.com. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with me. Thanks for hanging with me in the chat as well, good conversation here. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye bye.


I'm Isaac, I'm the co-summoner of the Logostow, and I'm also a research fellow at MetaGov. And today I'll be talking about some real-world examples of how DAOs have been exploited, one by me, based on proof of inattention and just generally lack of monitoring infrastructure. So I'll be detailing how I was able to steal some money from a DAO, how other people are attacking them even as much as like last night, and how you should be protecting your infrastructure from this type of vulnerability. So I've been referring to this as like proof of inattention. So inattention is really the most scarce resource in DAOs, and so governance tooling should be designed accordingly. There's all sorts of optimistic architectures out there that rely on people to actually pay attention, and that sounds pretty simple, but like people paying attention is not something that you can actually assume is happening. So SafeSnap is an example that I think is one of the most widely used optimistic architecture tools in DAOs, which uses Reality.East to bring off-chain, gasless votes on chain for execution. But MOLCDAOs also have a lazy or optimistic consensus mechanism where there's no minimum quorum for proposals to pass. Thankfully, they do require a sponsorship, but these are just two cases of things where people could very easily sneak proposals by into DAOs while people are not paying attention. So the main thing that I want to highlight today is about Reality.East. I'm called on to set up many DAOs, and often people are like, well, why can't we just have gasless voting and use Reality.East to execute our stuff? And I think the assumption is that it's this like magical thing that brings reality and truth on chain, but that's not inherent. And so the way that Reality.East works is that anybody can ask a question of the oracle that's like, hey, did this DAO vote to pay me $20,000? And then that goes in this really confusing format to Reality.East that you can see in the middle, which is almost impossible to decipher. And then if you put down yes and nobody says no, then that just happens. And so it's not anything that actually relies on a vote having to take place. Reality.East is a general-purpose oracle that you can use when attached to a noses safe to take money. So this is just a configuration of how that architecture usually works. Many DAOs have noses safe, which has multi-sig signers. Many DAOs, including things like one inch, I think shape shift. A lot of DAOs out there that use a lot of voting on Snapshot have added this Reality.East Zodiac module. When you add a Zodiac module to your noses safe, you're basically giving it super user privileges. It can shortcut all signatures. It can do anything with any assets in your safe. And so you have to be very confident in how you've configured that. So Reality.East is the separate application which brings the decisions on chain, which get executed on your safe. So anything in your safe, the NFTs, the assets, the interaction with other contracts, it can all be executed by the Reality module. And anybody in the world can ask questions of the Reality.East module.  And it's important to understand the impacts of every single one of these. Because if you misconfigure one of them, then you can make yourself significantly more vulnerable to an attack. So when you set up this Oracle, you want to set up a timeout. This is the duration during which people can answer questions. If it's 24 hours, then your question is live for 24 hours. And then whatever the answer is at the end of that period becomes the truth. If it's a week, then you have a week to answer the question. Cool Down is like a grace period after it, but after the truth comes on chain, but before it can actually be executed. Exploration is how long it stays valid. And Bond is how much you have to put down to make an answer. And there's other configurations, but I have some nice timelines that make this a little easier to understand. So the way that we intend for this to work, that a lot of DAOs intend for this to work, is that they host a vote on Snapshot. And then once that voting period is done, there's a little button on Snapshot which says, ask, like, execute this. And so that brings the, that asks Reality.East a question. And then it goes to the pool of people that sit on Reality.East and answer questions. Unfortunately, there's like three people that sit on Reality.East and answer questions. So usually it's the main person asked a question that also answers the oracle. And they tend to answer honestly and then execute.  So there's also the dishonest oracle scenario where any attacker can pose a non-existent proposal to Reality.East and submit their own fraudulent answer. So you don't even have to go to Snapshot, you don't even have to make the vote, you can craft a transaction that's like, hey, did this Snapshot vote, which didn't really exist past? And then you put down a bond and say, yes, it did. And then you wait for that cooldown period, hoping that nobody's paying attention. And then congratulations, you've been able to steal money from the DAO. There's a few different ways that DAOs can protect against this. There's, of course, overriding the malicious answer. So Reality.East works in a way where you put down a bond to answer a question. You can put down double the previous person's bond to correct their answer, and that can kind of continue forever until it becomes not profitable to put down those bonds. So the best way to do, the easiest way to do it that Reality.East wants you to do is just correct malicious answers because you'll take the bond if your answer becomes the truth on chain. You can also request arbitration. So if a dishonest question is posed, anybody could trigger arbitration. But what I've found in surveying a lot of DAOs on Reality.East and Snapshot, most of them kind of skipped electing an arbitrator, or they set the arbitrator to themselves. And so these very simple misconfigurations can make it so it's like, well, now we don't have an arbitrator, so if we're not paying attention for a week, all of our money is at risk. There's also the opportunity to veto if there's a cool-down period. Surprisingly also, I found that a lot of the DAOs that I looked at in doing this research just skipped cool-down. They were like, now let's just execute this as fast as possible. So these are all things which may seem logical when you're setting up DAOs, assuming we're all gonna be paying attention for our NFT investing DAO all the time, but then people go on vacation, your multi-sig signers go to DevCon, they leave their ledgers at home, and now you're pretty vulnerable. So each one of these can be misconfigured and is often misconfigured. So if your timeout is too short, then it makes it too hard to catch a malicious transaction. If your cool-down is too short, you have no opportunity to veto. If you have a low bond, it's trivially inexpensive. Somebody could put down a $10 bond for a fraudulent answer. If you've no arbitrator, then you have no final safeguards against that, and an absent or negligent multi-sig signer removes the veto or opportunity. All of these are actively being exploited, even like yesterday, as I was saying, like this is a very much an ongoing issue. So first I'll detail how in the springtime, I noticed a vulnerable Honeypot, actually called like the image like HoneypotDAO.ETH or something, where I wanted to figure out how easy it was to actually exploit this. So a little over a year ago, Nose has put up this bounty. They were like, rally.ETH is this great new module. Let's put $50,000 in here and see if anybody steals it. If no one steals it, then we can feel confident that this is safe. But like so many things in crypto, it just kind of went under the radar and no one really noticed. So this thing's at dormant. I have the address here and I'll share this after. It's at dormant for a little over a year, no activity. And so I decided to try to exploit it, but I was doing it for research purposes. So I live tweeted the exploit to make it good and not illegal. So what I figured out is like how to craft the exploit using the add proposal feature on ether scan where you craft a transaction. And in this case, I was like, okay, I want this DAO to send me like 19,420 DAI. And so I crafted the transaction locally and then hashed it and included it on the ether scan link. Now a quirk of this is that you could looking at this proposal, you actually don't know what my transaction is because it's only a hash of the transactions that gets asked to the Oracle. So this is another scenario where like if you see a malicious proposal, you don't even know what the attacker's trying to do. They could be trying to take $1, they could be trying to drain the whole treasury, but all transactions are a hash so that you have absolutely no idea what's going on. So in this case, I submitted a fraudulent proposal and then I went on to reella.eth and I paid 0.1 eth as a bond to say, yes, this is true. It was fine for about 24 hours and then I saw a tweet from Oren. I cheekily called my proposal ID nothing to see here because I kind of wanted it to get detected. I could have put a proposal ID which blended in even better but I put like nothing to see here. Oren found that funny, I guess. And so Oren and some of the other folks from NOSIS were like, hey, it looks like somebody's actually trying to drain our NOSIS safe, we should veto this. But much like the NOSIS safe table earlier this morning, nobody was present to veto the transaction.  It'll be fine. I'll go back to my funny slide, just for pictures, thank you. But it was too late. So at this point I was like on another call with another thing and people were like asking me questions. I was like, I can't talk right now, I need to finish stealing this money. So I went on and I executed it and I tweeted about that as well that I successfully drained 19,420 die from this NOSIS safe and nicely offered to give it back. They said, don't worry about it. So it was too late because arbitration could not be requested because their arbitrator was set to the zero address. The cooldown was too short and I think one person was on vacation. And nobody else on Reality.Earth was paying attention to refute my answer, like Orin refuted me once but then I refuted him and put a higher bond so I actually got his honest bond in addition to the exploit. And so like this system, yeah, it's not perfect. But then it was like quiet again for a while until like two weeks ago when people actually started using this to try to steal money. So some folks from the opium network thankfully had some monitoring infrastructure set up on one of their safes and noticed that somebody was submitting fraudulent proposals to try to drain their entire treasury. But being nice people that they are, they were like, is this attacker doing this to anybody else? And what they actually discovered was the attacker first went over, went after this really easy target. It's this DAO called Lolli DAO. It's never been used, it's like one person but there was seven and a half ether in the treasury and they had Reality.Earth configured. 24 hour voting periods, no arbitrator, no minimum bond. And so the attacker snuck some money into a fresh wallet. I think they withdrew from Aztec into a fresh wallet, put down a bond and within 24 hours had stolen seven and a half ether. So now they had seven and a half stolen ether that they could then use to put down bonds on other things. And so there's this NFT collecting DAO called, there's this NFT collecting framework called Seasons which uses DAOs that set this up. And some of them have hundreds of me bits or a bunch of stuff in their DAOs. And so the attacker started going after those. And so they used their ETH to place bonds on all of these other DAOs saying, did this pass, did this pass, did this pass? And at this point you could very easily flood the Reality.Earth UI because it's like Web3 UI and it takes 10 minutes to load when you go to the page and it's really frustrating to use. So they put these six proposals down. They put down, thankfully, the Seasons folks have done some really good configurations where they had a minimum one ETH bond, a seven day voting period. And so that gave us enough time to defend. And so some of this was going on in the ETH security telegram channel and chatting with the Seasons folks. I was able to actually go in and put down eight ETH in bonds to overcome the four ETH that they put for theirs. If they then came back and put down 16 being like, no, I really want to steal all these me bits, then I would have had to start calling up some friends. I mean, can you guys please donate some ETH so that I can defend these safes from this attack? Thankfully, they got scared and ran away and took their three ETH in profit and the attacker went away. But this is continuously happening. For the next week, I basically had this screen open on my computer refreshing like every hour to make sure that the attacker wasn't coming back. So it was a bit of a stressful time until they finally gave up and I was able to claim their ETH and make sure that the honest answer made its way on chain. So there's hundreds of millions of Dow Treasuries that are at risk of what I would say are inattention attacks. And in fact, reality.ETH is the one that I've been highlighting, but there is Malik Dows that are vulnerable to the same thing. And I want to include some links to, so Sky sent me from like a meta cartel, sent me a proof that he did of a Malik Dow inattention attack, where if you're in some Malik Dows, maybe you're in one, maybe you're 10, maybe you're in like 60 of them. And oftentimes, they go dormant for a while. There's no monitoring infrastructure in place. And so any member could be like sneakily submit a proposal while everyone's at a conference. And I'm saying this to try to scare you to like look at your DOWs and make sure no one's trying to take things from you while you're sitting here. I think that attacks like this are only going to start happening more and more frequently. So beyond smart contract audits, we need configuration audits. It's not just enough to have the core logic right. It's a matter of how you stitch together all of these composable pieces into something that is also audited and safe. And so configuration audits are something that I really want to see become more prevalent in DOWs, like whether it's the safe app, where it's like, hey, if you add these modules, you might be vulnerable here, or like, hey, you have like a green check mark, this configuration seems pretty safe for you. And I know it's early, but like these are things we should be adding before we have some sort of like trauma of like a bunch of safes getting drained. So I have some tips on how you can protect you and your DOWs from people like me and people that are worse. This is a bunch of text, but I made this to like kind of take pictures and then I'll post this out later. I think it's, as somebody that has went through like a SOC2 audit with a startup before crypto stuff, there's actually a lot of stuff from those processes that I think DOWs could adopt. They make you think about what's your resiliency plan? What's your continuity plan? Who has control over this administrative thing? Who like, is there some random multi-sig somewhere that actually holds veto power to the DOW that we're just too lazy to get rid of? There's a critical need for more monitoring infrastructure. So I know a lot of people are working on dashboards for individuals like tractor portfolios and stuff, but we really critically need more like monitoring infrastructure for DOW tooling that can like, you know, woof style, I don't know, ping you everywhere, every time there's like some sort of big transaction going on. There's cool automation tools that I think are underused as well. Open Zeppelin has a tool called Defender, which I really like for identifying dangerous scenarios, setting up alerts, and then actually submitting triggers to like pause contracts.  I think it's also really cool to see that simulation tools are getting more used, because I don't think I've seen an attack like this, but I wouldn't be surprised if somebody submitted a proposal at some point that was like, hey, we should submit my monthly payroll, but then they just add a zero to their paycheck. That would be pretty hard to detect and most people that are like on a bunch of multisig or like approve, approve, approve, approve, but thankfully, SAFE has added like tenderly simulations where you can just say like, okay, what would happen if I actually approve this and you can choose to say, okay, is that person getting paid $1,000 this month or $100,000 this month? Simulation tools in DOWs are critically needed as well. We need to conduct regular configuration audits and detect when configurations change. All of the things that in like legacy companies are really boring and they have entire departments of people for things like change management are actually needed in like composable governance settings. We should always minimize cross-chain communication. Anytime you're using a bridge, you're probably just waiting to get exploited. We need to implement spending limits and transaction guards. Everybody should use hardware while it's not back up their stuff in. And that is just like general purpose like housekeeping stuff, but like, but a last one that I think would be cool is if we could set up some sort of like on-call shifts and rotations for people that are on like 60 multisigs to make sure that they know that, hey, this person's on vacation. These six people are in Bogota. We need to like keep track of what's going on. So, I mean, in conclusion, composable governance tooling is why DOWs are going to be great and powerful and transformative, but we also need to be very careful about how we configure things or else we are just going to start seeing like floods of malicious proposals coming in and people are just gonna get overwhelmed. So, take care of your DOWs and protect them. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Isaac, for that inspiring talk. Are there any questions from the audience? Is it possible to set up prevention rather than monitoring? Cause I just see like, if you would have a lot of monitoring tools in your DOWs, then what makes it so different from the traditional financial system? Yeah. Does that make sense? It does make sense. And I was talking with some folks earlier about better architectures for this kind of stuff where proposals should actually be minimized in DOWs, where you can set up different governance architectures that are much more like set it and forget it. Like the folks at Protocol Guild, the way that they, and also like the Build Guild, the way that they have their payroll set up is like it's just streams which are set up until they're not. And so like, I think that more things like that where governance is a, you set it and you only have to do governance when you want to change things versus like constantly having to do proposals, makes it so that you could have like much longer voting periods, much more safety. And I think that like generally architectures that prioritize that over like active, like attention-based governance would be better. And then we're not just like flooded with notifications which is not necessarily better. Right. So that means that there's a huge opportunity for UX and designers in the space, right? For sure. Like the UX, and also like UX of like the UX of the governance itself and like thinking about things on time spans and cycles and attention and stuff. So for sure. Really interesting. Thanks. You mentioned sending out alerts when there was a possible attack going on. Have you thought about somebody trying to exploit those alerts and creating many, many false positives so that people stop paying attention to the alerts and then it allows somebody to start the attack? Notification fatigue is like, yeah, it would not necessarily be better because then we're just like, okay, which of these alerts is real, which is not? So yeah, it would be similarly bad. You've mentioned earlier about arbitration and that some of the DAOs are basically setting themselves as the arbitrator. What are the other options and how would that process work if like you get there and you need an arbitrator? Yeah. So some DAOs have like Claros court set up as arbitrators. Hello, which is cool. So that would be a great option or other systems that have a, or just any other system where somebody can be like, here's an independent board that, but your arbitrator also needs to be responsive.  So yeah, I would say like using like other consensus mechanisms like that would be ideal. This is what I enjoy helping with. So reach out. Oh, more questions? Thanks.


Hey what's up guys, before I start the video I just wanted to give a shout out to Blackpill Truth 2.0 and 21 Studios for posting my videos, as well as a shout out to all my subs, Old and New. If you're a new sub, keep in mind I've been putting out red pill content since 2013, way back whenever all these frauds were still married simps, yeah, I was putting out red pill stuff. Anyway, that's about it, enjoy the video. What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel. Today's video is a little bit more about the frauds, but not so much about the frauds, it's about the people who are still defending them. So I head on over to 21 Studios and I'm watching some of these roast videos, the shorter versions.  But for some reason, that's not good enough for some people. Some people are saying, well, why are you just starting this beef now? If you actually took five or maybe ten minutes to do a little bit of research, you would know that this has been going on for almost two years now. So it's not some new beef. You know, in one of his videos, Anthony Johnson says there's a lot of guys who just found out about the manosphere within the last one or two years and they think they know everything, but they don't know anything. And I think that's true in this case. There's a lot of guys that have no clue what's going on, they have that attitude like, well, it's new to me, so it must be new to everyone. Well, that's not the case. Funny how these dudes are the first ones to call you beta or feminine, but yet they act more feminine than some women I know. But at this point, with all the evidence out there, I mean, what more do you need, especially for Donovan Sharpe, Rich Cooper and MLD? Those dudes are pieces of trash. Oh, boy. Only the most gullible, weak-minded dudes are still out there defending them. That's it, there's nobody else. Nobody who actually has their stuff together would possibly look at all that evidence and be like, ah, you know what? Maybe they're not such bad guys. But the really sad thing about that is I guarantee you most of the guys still defending all the scam artists, they really are products of single moms. They don't know how to be masculine. They need somebody to tell them, like they need these con artists to spoon them information because they can't figure it out on their own. It's like they're products of the failed public school system where the school didn't teach them how to think, they taught them what to think. So now when someone says something they agree with, they think, oh, this must be true. I like what he's saying.  Second, I would like to know. What's it going to take?  Maybe he's a con artist. You know what? Looking back on his arrest record, he's written a couple bad checks, got one identity theft. Yeah, he might be a scam artist. Like, what is enough for you people?  You're looking for a father figure. And since you never had one in your life or maybe your dad was a pussy, you look at these guys like father figures. And I've even seen people in the comments say, oh, don't you think a guy with that many subs knows what he's talking about? Or don't you think a guy that drives that kind of car talking about Rich Cooper? Like what? No, no. There's plenty of guys out there. Look, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are billionaires. They're terrible with women. All right, it doesn't matter how much money you have, what kind of car you drive. None of these dudes, none of these pickup artists, or even these red pill theory guys, like Ryan Stone, talking all this like he knows so much about women. Where the hell am I going here? Nope, this won't go this way.  And yeah, I'll put that picture up on screen for you there. None of these dudes get hot women, though. That's the point. None of them, not one. And yet people are willing to defend them. I mean, you can have all the evidence. You do have all the evidence in the world right in front of you, and you're still defending them. Why? I really, really want to know.  Would you take your car there? You think you're going to be that one that doesn't get robbed, that doesn't get taken to the cleaners? It really is sad, man. And the funny thing is, these dudes, they even start talking like the scam artists. That's beta. That's feminine. No, you know what's beta and feminine?  Like if somebody came up to me in real life and was like, yo, man, did you do monkey double backflips with that girl? I would slap the piss out of him.   I'm guessing late teens, early 20s, losers. Might have kissed a girl. Definitely never got laid though. Yeah, a lot of sad little beta dudes out there.   Just a gobbler.  I shouldn't eat in those two gummies earlier, man. Them Delta 9 gummies are strong. But so to anybody out there who don't, there were actually people saying, who cares if you stole it from Bill Burr on my video about Rich Cooper? I don't know, what do you need explained to you? Someone making money off of someone else's work. How is that not just a red flag in your head? I'm guessing it's because a lot of these guys have never created anything that's worth stealing. Again, they're not able to think critically. They don't use reason, ration, logic or common sense. It's all just feelings.  Oh, no, you can make fun of him. That's okay, but not him. I like him. That's feminine. That's beta. Oh, and if, oh, here's a special little treat for ya. You know who else is a plagiarist? You know who had to drop out of the presidential race back in the 80s for being a plagiarist? Take a guess. Take a guess. He is no other than our current fraud and chief, yeah, Creepy Uncle Joe. Yep, Creepy Uncle Joe had to drop out of the presidential race. I think it was 1988 for plagiarizing a speech.  He claimed he got a full scholarship but he only got a partial and he claimed he was like top five in his class or something and he was actually near the bottom. Yeah, but hey, most popular president in history. Am I right guys?  Yeah, you're probably Biden voters. And that's just pathetic because women will vote for security over freedom.  Ooh, Six Gear does not work at 30 miles an hour. I mean, look, man, there's plenty of people in this country who think George Floyd is some kind of hero. That's where we're at. That's where we're at in America. See, this is why the black pill sounds better and better all the time. Cause when you really look at the state of things in America, like even if this recount and stuff comes through and the orange man gets back in like how far gone is America? What do we have? 20, maybe 30 years left? I don't know. It would take a miracle to turn this country around. So that's why I'm digging the black pill. Just sit back and watch the world burn. That's what I'm all about. But anyway, that's about it, man. I hope all my regular subs and all the intelligent people out there, this video is not about you, not at all.  Anyway, hope everybody enjoyed it.  I hope you hated it. I hope you're reaching, well, I hope you're reaching for something right now.  Don't forget to like this, like, comment, subscribe, hit that notification bell. And I will see you in the next one. Peace.


What is up YouTube welcome back to my channel by now you've probably seen all of my IR fellowship interview vlogs And if you haven't I'll leave a little bar up here. You can click on you can go watch all of those I think there are three of them on today's video We are going to be showing you actual footage from when I found out I matched into my number one IR fellowship spot So let's get into it So before I get into my actual footage of my match day I wanted to tell you guys a little bit about the interview process for those of you who are going forward in plan I'm doing this in the future So I'm an ESIR applicant or early specialization in interventional radiology applicant Which means I have to apply for my PGY 6 year or my 6th year of Residency which is now considered the IR fellowship I was lucky enough to be in a fortunate position where my home Institution is actually a very good IR program and I would be more than happy to stay there So I only interviewed at spots. I felt were on the same level as them or slightly better than my current institution So let me back up a little bit during our PGY 5 year or our fifth year of residency Which is my current year you do a ton of interventional radiology. It's almost like doing Half or three-quarters of a fellowship in IR your fifth year This is a recent addition to the ESIR and the integrated IR pathways So if I were to stay at my current institution for fellowship or my PGY 6 year It would almost be like I was doing a six month IR fellowship followed by an additional year at the same program So since I had the option to kind of go somewhere else my final year and see what else other Programs have to offer. I figured I would go try to learn from other world-renowned positions at other programs So that's the reason I decided not to stay at my current institution Although I would have absolutely loved to because I love everybody there So for those reasons I ended up only applying to I think about Eight IR programs and I went on five interviews one of them was my home institution Because for some reason you have to go on an interview at your home institution So as you probably know by now if you've seen my other interview videos I've been to four different places plus my home institution So that's Chicago, Philadelphia and New York City twice And I actually didn't film my final interview in New York City Which happens to be the place I matched that so why didn't I vlog at the actual place I matched that? Honestly, I have no idea It was a pretty hectic travel day and I started to film some stuff But I just couldn't find a cohesive video to work with and it just didn't work out But enough about all this interview talk Let's get into the reason you came to this video in the first place and that's to watch the footage from my match day So let's get into it Refreshing Ready it's here. No, it's not. Yeah, really? You have to click on it though, cuz I don't know Why are you excited now? Oh kind of like excited for it, but I'm like emotional. Why I don't know I know congratulations, baby, I Can't believe you matched there. That's pretty awesome We're pretty pumped. I Can't believe you matched there. Are we going to New York thing? We're going. We have to FaceTime my mom. Just just be sad We're coming Thank you. Thank you So as you can tell by now or I don't know if you got it from that video But I'm proud to say that I matched into my number one choice that is Mount Sinai Interventional Radiology Fellowship in New York City So one of the things you may have noticed from that video is that Andriana is Excited or maybe more excited than I am to go back to New York City The reason for that is because she was born and raised in New York City Her whole family lives in New York City still to this day and the only reason she left New York City Was because of this guy and as many of you guys have seen from my other videos New York City holds a special place in my heart because it is the very first place I moved when I graduated college I was born and raised in Georgia went to school undergrad in Georgia and Worked in Atlanta for a little bit and something completely unrelated to medicine and then moved to New York City To work as an analyst for none other than Mount Sinai School of Medicine Well kind of like different department of the school medicine. I wasn't in medicine I was working as an analyst for like the planning and resource development of the actual building But anyways, I actually worked at Mount Sinai in 2010 Before I decided to go back to med school and then after med school I came back to New York City for my surgical internship and that happens to be where I met Andriana So we are both excited to go back to New York City We have been chomping at the bit for a reason to go back there because there's no place like it And it always holds a special place an hour hard together So now, you know, I matched at Mount Sinai in New York City for my interventional radiology fellowship and that begins 2020 July 2020 so I will be moving up there in this coming June If you have any other questions about interventional radiology or the pathways involved or just radiology in general Leave a comment below and I will try to respond to everyone I can get to also make sure you smash that like and subscribe button and follow me on Instagram If you don't already if you did follow me on Instagram You probably already knew where I matched a long time ago. So there's that Otherwise, I'll see you guys On the next video