翻譯 我想成為全球最好的機器人公司to become the world's best robot companywow that's cool, so hello, so who are you?你好My name is MaggieHiWelcome to YYD Robot's WorldThis is our Xiao Yong你好little good你好我是工程師我的名字叫ChelieMy name is Charlie我們公司有100多代工程師It has more than 100 engineers in our company我現在很忙我現在要回去工作了Ok that's coolOk nice to see youSo that's awesome, she's busy, she's going backSo 100 engineer in your companyAnd let's can we can we talk about this product?Yeah, this is our CEOSo the CEO, so helloSo hi, so who are you?I'm the CEO of YYD RobotSo you developed this product is ready very soonYeahAnd this is showing the company hereThe robot word started in 1920In a book maybe and we're now in 2015What does it say up there?2015YYD RobotName Xiao Yong, born in ShenzhenSo this robot is shippingVery soonHow soon is shipping?In the end of this year we are shippingThe end of this year 2015We're in 2015, it's happening very soonAnd what it can do?It can do a lot of thingsJust likeHint star你叫什麼名字So it's like AI is understand what you sayAnd it's replying, right?Yes, it can understand everything救援,有什麼事嗎?今天的天气怎么样?So what do you say to it?广州今天的天气情况没想到How about the weather day?17摄氏度至12摄氏度The weatherYes, the weather dayCoolAnd can you do a dance?With the weather day?Yes, of course如果要出门时不必再把雨伞A lot of weather information right now, right?Yes, and it can give you some suggestions for theHow to wearHow to dressIt's gonna rain maybeYesBut right now the weather is okaySo how about dancing?OkayCan we have a Chinese song orOf courseAnd they bothChow is doingIt has a camera built inIs it a camera?Yes, it's a cameraCan we power off the music?How to do?That's very easy to quiet them downIt's like childrenThey will not stop if you touch the headSo how aboutThere's a camera built inAnd what's the CPU?What do you have inside?CPU is from MTKMediaTekMT6735So this is 64 bitQuart Core ARM Cortex A53Yes, and 1.5GHz CPUAnd you have SIM cardBuiltedWe also have SIM cardHereWe can put SIM cardIt can make callNice, it's awesomeSo you put a SIM cardWith 4G LTEYesAnd then it's always connectedAnd the child want to call to his motherYou have to make call打電話給18616516356You just have the phone numberYesIs the voice callIs it your real mama's phone numberNot your mamaIt's my number actuallyOkay, it's your numberOkayAnd then you can do video call alsoYes, also can doSo this is AndroidAre you running Android 5.1It's Android 5.1It's the newest OSAnd how big is the battery inside?How much battery do you have?It's 17,000 battery17,000So that's more than iPhone, right?YesiPhone is only 2,000SomethingYes, it's 4,000It's just more than 4 times higher than iPhone4 times higher than HuaweiYesiPhone 5, 6 times higher, right?So how long is the battery life for 17,000How long can it work?It can work more than one weekOne week, it's just walking around in the houseYesAnd for what?It can monitor the childrenYes, can play with childrenAnd can make callAnd can make danceCan make callAnd the child can call the mama, right?YesAnd the child can maybe learn also?Yes, can maybeCan learn something from this robotAnd this robot canAlso can walk in your homeSo it can go around in the homeFrom one room to the otherAnd do securityYesCan you show how you modify Android?Do you have some information about how you do the Android?OkSo there you gonna call as a testSo this is for example the father can call the babyRight there just calling the numberNo problemSo there's a phone number insideYes, phone number is insideAnd every APK work or which APKCan you show the UI?Yes, we have a lot of APK hereSo we are in Android, we are in settingsIs this, how big the screen?Is 5 inch screenAnd all the applications are thereAnd how many APK you develop?We develop more than 2020 applications for all kinds of different functionsWhat kind of application you develop?What do you do?We develop just like mapTranslation, stock, chatAnd videoStoryAnd calculatorNiceLike some informationYou can get from it just like weatherAnd a lot of things can be integratedAnd how do you make the commands?This is a home UIThis is a UI launcherWhat is a special launcher with the eyes?This launcher is doing by usIt have a lot of face hereSo it can do different things in the faceAnd it's basically an Android launcherYes, veryWith function like voice recommendationInside the launcherYesVoice commandsCan we look under?Can you turn around?Can we see, how is it under?What is this?This is a control by the plotSo it can go everywhere?YesAnd what is the speaker quality?This dual speaker?It's dual speaker in both side中文平均And here we have two speakersThis is coolWe also have the videoNow we connect this oneYesSo you are doing a video chatCan you go to the other room?Yes, I go to the other roomRightSo what is the price for this?The price for the robot?I don't see the robotYes, so what is the price?Yes, I can see youI am muteHello, so what is the price for it?Yes, it's the price for the robotYes, it's the price for the robotOh, you are controlling it?YesSo what is the price?Alright, that's coolCan you come back?Can you come back here?And we can talk some more?Let's come backOk, because I want to discuss some moreBut it would be nice to discuss over the video chat alsoYesRight, coming from over thereYou are just going to check it outYesThis wayHeyCool, so this is part of the office hereWhat do these people do?Let's turn off theThisYesNo problemSo around here is engineer also?AnotherYesOk, let's go over thereOk, let's goYes, let's goBecause most of the engineer is thereRightSo these guys, what do they do here?This is our engineer alsoAlso engineer?Yes, it's the engineer for AIFor AIYesArtificial intelligenceDeveloping some stuffOk, let's go over thereThis is part of your office hereOk, we go this waySo what's the price going to be?The price is not too highWe want to sell it less than 2000 RMBThat meansMaybe around 350 US dollar350CoolSo this is another room for our officeAnd these guys, can you show some of the engineersWhat they do?Software engineerHi, helloSo making software for android?Yes, this is for androidIt's working?It work?YesOkAll these guysDoing a whole bunch of stuff thereCoolOh, who's this guy?This is my good friendGood friend, soon it will be released, right?AlrightAnd here, helloIt's working?It's good?YesOk, coolI'm at the backOh, so you stay hereSorryI'll keep it in videoOk, I'm still hereIt's funnyI just fell on a robotOkRight hereThis is software engineerSo very busy right nowBecause how soon you shipping?We'll ship in the end of this monthSo 2 weeks leftYes, so now time is very shortAll the guysSo hardware engineerSo what is he doing right now?Now theyDebugDebugging hardwareThis is batteryBattery?Can we see the PCB?YesThis is PCBPCB right thereNiceThis is stable andThis one is stableThis is sub PCBSub PCBYesAlrightSoLess than 2000 RMB is 300 something$ maybeYesAndWorking on the final assembly and stuffHow's it going to be there?SoAll the different partsGoing thereHow about the factory?You have experience with factoryYes, we have 18 years for the factoryWhat do you do before?Before we make mobile phoneMobile phoneYesSo our factory is very big in HeoyuanNorth of Guangdong provinceSo what happened over there?You smart phone only or?Now we have robot assembly line hereSo how many you can make every month?We can make more than 5,000 here5,000?YesSoThey also have SMTSMT it will accelerateHow about selling 5 million?Is it possible?Let's look at your roadmapLet's go inside hereWorking on salesLet's go around hereSo maybe we can talk about the roadmapWhat do you have here?You have all these different versionsWe have four categoriesOne is Y20This categoryIs Y20?YesAnd this is on the tableThis is Y50We put it hereOn the floorAnd play with small childAnd the dog and the catIs also the good size, right?YesIf you want to record your dog all dayAnd this one is Y100We make it to the bankAnd restaurantSome hotelWe make it for themAlso this oneWe have arms150All rightHow soon they will come?This one will come soonIn March of next yearWe will launch this productAnd this oneWe already haveIn the end of this monthWe will launch thisYesAnd this oneWe will make in Q3 of next yearMaybe in SeptemberAnd this one?This oneWe will make it in the end of next yearSo does MediaTekThey work with you to help to make this work?Actually ourOur engineer have much more powerfulWe make it by ourselvesOnly use MediaTek chipsetAll the function is doing by usSo you find everything outYou solution for everythingYesThe engineer is very powerfulYesIt's very talentedYesBut there's also many many challengeIn the future, right?YesFor example, can you power on the TV?Of courseBecause it's IR transmitter, right?Yes把电视打开So basically the IR transmitterCan just transmit directly to the TVYes把电视打开Right, so how do you set it upFor the IR and all thisBecause you can also control TVIt could be the air conditionWhat else you can do?PotentiallyIt can control TV air conditionAnd we also have some partsTo can be controlledJust like the那个Sorry电源开关那个卡头怎么说Power adapterPower adapterIt's smart homeYes, smart homeAnd right now it's speaking ChineseHow about English?English we haveWe will have the word in next FebruaryWe will have this wordSo then you can have a global international marketSo people start contacting you nowAnd you will develop the AIEverything in EnglishYes, in next FebruaryWe will have English wordAlso have SpanishAlso have HindiBut how to do AI is not easy, right?Yes, we have a lot of work thereAnd we have more than 30 AI engineersThey work hard every dayWhat is the strategy?How to make AI?Need to understand languageNeed to understand what to doIt's a little confidentialBut we work hard for itWe separate the wordWe separate one sentenceTo word and word and wordAnd then we analyze some wordsThe relationship of every wordAnd we give the resultAnd based on the code cloudNiceAnd they can talk with the smartphone appAPK on the app on the phoneMaybe have different function to controlAnd there will be more and more in the futureMaybe you buy nextYou can buy next two weeksOr next few monthsYou can buy and then one year laterWe will have different functionWe will have more, right?Yes, and if you buy one robotPut it in your homeYou will find it will be grossIt will get every dayIt will get more and more cleverYes, and maybe next yearIt can do moreFor example, maybe it can just recordEverything the baby does the whole dayYes, and put it on the cloudYes, is one of the functionsIt also can take picture for every familyGive me a pictureThank youI'm going to start filmingIt's comingCoolSo then you can just upload thisDirectly to WeChat or anything you likeYes, it's easy to share itAnd WeChatNiceSo I think you're very busyYou have to do a lot of thingsTo make thisYesA very, very useful product, right?YesAnd how can you improve voice recognition?How to do better and better?Actually, our teamWorked more than three years beforeFor the robotAnd it'sActually, it's not easy to doIt have a lot of work to doWe always work very hardWe left the officeAlways in the nightLike nowIt's night alreadyNow it's 20Maybe4 hours later6 hours laterWe are leftSo you can only see your familyThrough the robotYes, of courseI will put one, twoMaybe threeIn my homeTo see everybody at homeAnd say sorryI stay in the officeOK, that's very goodOK, so looking forward toHopefully very big robot futureIn ShenzhenYesIn ShenzhenNext year we will beGo very fastIn this marketWe will be the bestRobot company in ShenzhenAnd in this industryWill be better than Japanese robotAnd Korean robotOf course, we will increase very fastMuch better than American robotThat's for sureYesAt least sell more, rightBecause it's affordableIt's cheaper than a smartphoneYesOur work is make theRobots to give every familyNow maybe someSome robot is not affordableFor every familyNow we will make theVery cheap robot for every family


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We're at the site of Roto Riot Rampage Style event the Sun is going down, but we're not done having fun yet So we've come over to Bando Land one of the best flight areas and we're gonna see if these little flashlights will help us keep ripping Felt like I was flying through a peephole in a door Oh, I don't think so. Dive it right now. No hesitation. Oh, my gosh. Oh I built a tank of a drone frame and what is a tank without a cannon right? It's not a tank It's not a tank without a cannon. Yeah, so I gave it a cannon not just any cannon, but oh man. That's bright. That's very bright These are tactical flashlights. I'm really hoping that these are gonna help us see in darkness actually You're seeing brighter than hold on yours is definitely brighter than mine. Yeah, I've got a wider beam I pulled mine out for you. Hold on Holy Yeah, okay, I'm gonna fly this let's do this All right, my lights on but yeah, I'll see it over there I don't know it's hard to tell if this is gonna work or not because right now I'm just seeing this hot spot of the ground. I need to get up in the air me play the angle But also see like can we actually see the obstacle? You good Sean? Yeah, okay, I'm ready. Oh the earth thing is I'm flying the DJI. Oh gosh. Oh three. Oh I can't see anything. What really it's very narrow like a wider beam pattern would be really helpful I'm flying through like it feels like I'm flying through like a pinhole But I kind of want to try and navigate like through this doorway here. Oh This is so tricky. I had my ISO set to 400. I got to change it. Oh, there we go And I can see okay now I can see a little bit, but yeah, you got to go real slow. Oh wow. Oh Okay, once you get right up on it everything's cool, but like until you get there.  Yeah Until I guess in you though. It's kind of cool really. Oh You got real close to the water there. Yeah, I know the chase but it's just pretty cool though Anything oh man, I can see oh, I said as I was saying I can see great I can legitimately see so well except it's just like one spot. I really got to make this a wider beam pattern Oh, this is so cool. I can see at night. Whoa, that was the ground. Oh, I don't think so try There's not an obstacle in front of me. I have nothing to see. Yeah There has to be an obstacle in front of me in order to know where I'm going. Oh, there's the truck Yeah, it's like starting out flying again for the first time Why is your beam pattern like all the way wide but like what do you just get that dot? Are you able to know I can see your sides of me and everything like I'm in the middle of the trench I can see both poles on both sides. That's cool man. Yeah Sean, do you have the same light as us? Yeah, same light and I feel like mine's worse than yours because I've got that TPU block in it Could you here land for a second? Yeah, let me see your goggles We fly just for a hot second. I just kind of want to see what you're seeing here Honestly, the hardest thing for me was like knowing why can I this is awful Sean? I can't see anything I can't see anything. Oh my god. I can't how'd you even fly this? It was hard. It was hard. You have to have something in front of you to see where you're going Okay, so you have to be like really close to see you have to be right up on it. Okay this Okay, no, but it's still narrow like I'm still flying through like a circle But like in here this is pretty cool. It's really tough Yeah, you have to be right up on the ground you have to have something in front of you that the light can point at Otherwise you can't see anything so I can definitely say our Avatar system seems to have way better low light performance because I can see a lot more but it's still so focused Yeah, you gotta have a lighter beam. Okay. I've got more flashlights.  I'm going to set my so you had just all the way All the way all the way wide so when I was flying I just saw like this spotlight and it felt like I was flying through a peephole in a door And it was like just this very narrow field of view and I was able to navigate a little bit better than Sean Oh, there you go. This was better, huh? No, it's like it's the same like No, man, I'm putting minds wider. I don't know why yours is that narrow that is way better than what I'm seeing. Yeah Here we go. You ready? I am ready taking off Okay, I can see a lot better now than I did before remember all of them. I'm flying is based on where you are, okay? So you're on water Crash you crash, right? I didn't crash. Yeah, you crash. I crash. All right. Here we go I pushed my camera farther forward so that less of the light was being blocked by the right on your Oh, yeah, this is nice. Oh, dude. This is it goes much better. Let's go in the triangles. Oh my gosh Okay, how are you guys so good? Oh, yeah, I'm not sure. This is awesome. There we go. This is great So cool. I'm going fast. Yeah, me too. Oh, what's in front of me? I can't tell nothing. Oh, there's a pipe. Okay? Okay, oh you're on top of me now fly over to the base of the tower. Oh my gosh I'm all the way up at the place. Oh, I didn't even know I'm all the way up at the top where the old Bendo land flatline was yeah, so just slowly make your way over to the tower drew. I'm doing this for you, man I don't know where the wire is just chase. Oh, I see you like on the tower. Yeah, just like chase up it Yes, I don't know the wire is yes. I don't know why I don't know Oh, just keep going. You're good. That's awesome. Oh, it's so cool. You can barely see this, but you're just like What you are like halfway halfway Oh, yeah, just keep going I can't believe he's doing No, you're not you're quarter of the way quarter left You're almost there you got about an eighth left, okay, okay There's the top dive it brother. Dive it. I can't dive it. Just do it. Just do a quick you have to make sure you're pointing at it Point at it. Oh my god. Don't go away from it. Just do a quick flip. Just dive it right now. No hesitation Oh My brother So here's the thing if I go like this lights not gonna be yeah, I need to be the light needs to be close to the other community it I Didn't know how far I was you only dove I happen. Yeah, I but it was still cool It was still really cool, but we'll see at this building It's rough. Yeah, you have to be close to things like that's funny like I don't understand how you're flying We're seeing the exact same thing. I know I know we're seeing it You're just that much better. Just get the big panel like drew it. You need some ties.  Yeah, that was what it was what you had to do I'm not doing that. I've got we've got Reese's line on this take a picture of this before it breaks I think I have a sense of sensitivity that I don't need that much light. I just need it to be one. Oh my god, but yeah, I can see Yeah, really you like this. I like this. Oh my gosh I It's really unstable. I can definitely feel the wiggle jiggle Well, we're chilling All right trench run Yeah, it's not as bright. Oh, okay All right, you're in it Remember you got a big thing on top of you.  You were hanging in there.  I mean, I try to like relate it back to the beginning days of FPV You were there though like where we had to fly through analog video and it was all pixelated So I'm kind of used to flying through garbage video, right? You didn't have to really deal with that much. Did you? I started on like good analog and I'm a new one.  Yeah, we were flying through like security cameras that were repurposed for drones That weren't really meant for drones and yeah, I'm actually a lot more intrigued with this and I thought I'd be I want to play with this some more. You see skateboarding, right? Yeah when skaters would go film at night They would like not hesitate to set up like lights We could like point some lights at like one obstacle and like session just shred that one Would the flash that's the one? I don't know. Yes or no like you guys, right? Is this panel battery power? Yeah, like what if we just picked one of these one of these bars like this power loop bar right here I think it'll work. But what I'm worried about is like When we put our camera at this light, it's gonna just brighten up and I'm not sure we'll be able to see, you know So you guys are you guys gonna fly without the flashlight for this?  I'm already having a little bit of struggle with this o3 area Yeah, I love my flashlight. Well, that was pretty cool I power looped and did a emelman back here It's not as impressive as bubby. Oh, oh, there's the ground. Okay. I didn't know which way was up Is my flashlight even working? No. Oh, okay.  It made a big difference. It did actually make a big difference.  All right. I'm gonna try to bubby this Well, which one? Okay, that didn't work. I saw sparks I saw I wish someone did. I'm so sad I can't was appointed at that. It's sparks.  It's such an expensive flashlight to you. I mean you're like 10 bucks Whatever, I had to have hit it dead on like that's the only way that's gonna happen Oh, yeah, I feel like I can see this. Yeah, it looks really good to me I like your the LED you go on your clock You can see pretty well. He's getting his flowing. I mean I'm just just warming up. It's still really tricky It's it's tricky for sure Nice nice. Oh, it's sloppy as hell, but And the light looks good. You can also play off this thing. That's nice Oh, yeah, so I was worried about sometimes you just end up like in the up there. Oh, oh over the car We're good. We're good.  There we go Up over Oh up and over is risky business guys Yeah, oh, that's risky Under this Done. Oh, it's still really hard. It's still really hard. I'm trying Look at it. Oh, bro. You can see this entire place Right for it. All right now. All right Knock it off Knock it off Wait, right? I can't do this. Oh, I can see it. Don't even see it. Oh, okay. Once you get close to it, you can't see it Okay I wanted a flashlight directly at it so I can do it or you I went through what I tapped it Oh, no, oh Going up again. Here we go. Imagine I do this hold up watch this Oh boy. Oh, I can still do it Oh my gosh. No, you're not. Whoa. Can you just see that? At least it's going away from this one. You guys That was clean too. That was insane, man Okay. All right. Hey, it's okay. It's right there. It's right there Oh, that was a lot of fun. I'd like to like it. So if you guys are uh looking to spice things up after dark Get yourself a flashlight for your drone Uh, thanks for watching this episode of red rank. See you guys later. Thanks for watching guys We'll see you next time on ronorai. Subscribe, hit the button, bell


Good morning everyone. Good morning. Good that I'm able to start the recording. There's some technical Okay, so how how are you doing today? We are going to we're going to study on the fifth Fifth chapter from the book of code of honor and I would request each one to read the scriptures Okay, each one to be ready with the scriptures and when the town comes I would request each one to take and read the scriptures, okay? so we have been addressing on some of the various areas of importance for those of us involved in the Christian ministry and these things that we have been talking about of course are useful and Relevant not only for those of us in ministry, but on some of those we learn to walk But God as believer and grow in our faith So we have touched upon few areas of importance and today we want to address the area of preaching and ministering the word of God and just address certain areas that we need to be careful about certain boundaries that we need to set and Certain areas that we need to save God that you know and be cautious about when it comes to preaching the word of God and as God has called us to handle the word of God and and handle the word in Such a way with reverence to build the ministry to build the people and the word of God is Powerful when we preach it when we release it because it Penetrates the heart and lives of people and it brings about change and brings about Transformation so with the word of God being so powerful We need to and it is an honor and privilege for us as ministers of God to preach and teach the word of God yet What we see happening Around the churches and the various places is that sometimes We know the minister of the word of God becomes so diluted Sometimes it's more than just a little pep talk or a little motivational Message that we can hardly tell the difference between somebody's teaching the word of God or Somebody is actually supposed to be preaching For the word of God, you know needs to be thought and it should not be a pep talk or a motivational message and The word of God should bring the truth out to you know to transform the heart To cause the people know the power in the word It shouldn't be like just a pep talk or a feel-good message or You know a big huge entertainment on a Sunday morning, but then it should transform lives It should reveal the truth of the word so today we We're going to address on this topic. We need to be because we need to be aware of the digression in the area What's happening when it comes to preaching and teaching the word of God Because we are really called to do that and are we doing that? We need to preach the cross because that's the central message When we should not be compromising on the truth We need to preach the whole counsel of God and the cross of Jesus Christ Because without cross without a repentance or call to repentance We cannot teach the word of God because that's the central message of Christianity and our Christian faith And so we must stay with good things that are absolutely important to the word of God So as we begin with a very basic thing concerning the preaching of God's word The first is there's that we are called to Establish people in God's word and that's very important That You know when we teach and preach our goal is to get people Established in the whole counsel of God The word of God Can I request one of us to please turn to acts chapter 20 verse 32, please? Acts 20 32 So now brethren, I command you to God and to the word of his grace Which is able to build you up and give you And inheritance inheritance among all those who are sanctified Man so here we see Apostle Paul saying and he's commanding us to God in those word This word is able to build us up This word is able to give us an inheritance and those who are sanctified by faith So it's important for us To ensure that through our preaching and teaching that people are established in the word of God and people need to know what the word says people need to know the truth and We need to disciple in the truth because It's that truth that's going to liberate and set them free from all kinds of bondage and problem and addiction So we must focus on having people establish in the word of God through our preaching and teaching Also in our preaching and teaching it is important for us to be pure Be reverent be genuine Be wholesome in the ministry of God's word Sometime be held with the reverence or we have we got to do with Purity and not just contaminating the word of God, but Things are not supposed to be in its in the way it is But it's got to be genuine. It got to be wholesome Can I request one of us to please turn to book of Titus chapter 2 verse 7 to 8 please Titus chapter 2 was 7 to 8 In all things showing yourself to be pattern of God of good works in Drine showing integrity reverence income in corrupt ability sound speech that cannot be condemned That one who is an opponent may be a shame having nothing evil to say of you Here we see he's telling Titus Titus in your teaching. I want you to have integrity I want you to have reverence. I want you to have Interbrill inter What's up, but You know, I want you to have integrity That means keep it pure. I want it to be a sound speech wholesome Unfortunately, we find the people in pulpit not living up to that standard But that we are called to When it comes to the teaching of the ministry of God's word sometimes we see people use language that is so shameful That is not clean and they call, you know, it's a process of communicating the word And we need to be very careful on that We should use the right words right speech in our communication when we are teaching and preaching the word of God Speech is very important. It should be incorruptible so the doctrine of God and You know when we teach we need to teach it with reverence with integrity and in our communication of scripture and The communication of the word of God Needs to be very clear. They should not be any contamination. They should be reverence a language need to be good and clean and We need to handle the word of God with all reverence because it is the word of God and When we especially delivering the word of God, we need to deliver it with all reverence So another important thing that we would like to impress on our hearts today is that when we are preaching and teaching the word of God We need to preach to impart and not to impress See our goal is communicating the word of God and It's not to impress people not to impress them with our nice stories or Impress them with our ability to communicate with the posh words Not to impress them with whatever our goal may be But we need to communicate the word of God or preach or teach the word of God Keeping the impartation in our mind Impart the truth into the hearts of people Impart you know the counsel of God into the hearts of people because that has power to change them to transform them to To make them what God want them to be so we need to see what God wants to do in their life and impart it to them as what God has asked us each one of us to do so Paul writes this in second Corinthians chapter 2 verse 17. Can I request one of us to please read? Second Corinthians chapter 2 verses 17 For we are not as so many peddling the word of God, but as sincerity But as from God we speak in the sight of God in Christ So here we see Paul saying that you know, we don't peddle the word of God We don't like to sugarcoat the word or Try to push it along with people lives No, we don't do that at least speak God's word with sincerity as though He is speaking From God and as a way of speaking before God meaning there is a whole Motivational preaching that God's word is it is to do Right thing before God and as from God and not to impress people So as part of our teaching and preaching we must address difficult topics But must do it with love I because they are difficult in areas and and difficult topics that we need to address is concerning to their day-to-day life life issues or practical things or The the challenges of people which they would be facing in the day-to-day life So we must be mindful when we are addressing such topics We need to do it with love as Paul tells us in Ephesians chapter 4 verse 13 to 15. Can I request? They want to please take up Ephesians chapter 4 verse 13 to 15, please Ephesians chapter 4 was 13 to 15 Till we all come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God To a perfect man to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ That we should no longer be children Toss to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine by the trickery of men In the cunning craftiness of deceitful plotting But speaking the truth in love may grow up in all things into him. Who is the head Christ? Amen, so you always see that there are all kinds of winds of doctrine that blow Across the body of Christ Paul calls it saying look we must establish people in truth They must speak the truth and love So that God's truth addresses these difficult issues, but do it with love of God I need to do it with love of God and also rightly divide the word and always maintain sound doctrine So when we had when we bring the word of God It's important for us to make sure that we are teaching the sound doctrine We are correctly dividing the word of God make sure we double check on that And how we interpret the scripture is more important Whether we are present whether they are presenting the whole doctrine or we are searching across the scripture. Is that relevant? Or we are not just taking one word out of context and bringing a message out of that But that very message what we preach will stand the test of the entire scripture. We need to check on that Is it is that word is that message what we are about to bring to the people to the congregation Is it in line with the word of God? Is it in harmony with the entire council of God? we need to check on that and Paul writes in the book of Titus can I request one of us to please turn to Titus chapter 2 verse 1 please But as for you speak the things which are proper for sound doctrine So we see the Titus is saying when we are teaching the word or when we are preaching What we preach and teach should be a sound doctrine another Important acts aspect these same year is ministering the word of God is that we must learn to build Precept upon precept And that's the way God also deals with us When I request one of us to turn to the book of Isaiah chapter 28 verse 9 to 10, please Isaiah chapter 28 verse 9 and 10 Whom will he teach knowledge and who will he make to understand the message Those just weaned from milk those just drawn from the press for precept must be upon precept Precept upon precept line upon line Line upon line here a little there a little So you're he's saying that you know how You know important is to teach the knowledge. You're going to teach them little by little And you're going to you know, it must happen precept upon precept line upon line Little by little so so when we are ministering the word of God and We need to bring it and when we want to give a great revelation a lot of truth Release it in the right time release it the right amount and release it You know the right place especially in the pastoral setting when We are trying to equip an entire Congregation not all of them are ready to receive that word to receive that revelation So what we need to do we need to release it line by line Precept by precept little by little so what we're teaching and slowly build them up in the things of God Learn to bring a word in season always listen to what God wants to say in that season To the congregation or in the journey that the people are at that moment at that time So you may know a lot from scripture, but at this moment What is a word of God what God wants us to release it to the congregation release it to the people? We need to be mindful of that when we bring the word in Season and now the important aspect About ministering the word of God is Validated about the revelation So how we can validate the revelation that we have received before we can preach it Before we can preach it. We may have to you know Check it with the word of God. We should not get very Excited about this beautiful wonderful revelation and just go straight away and Share it a congregation, but what we need to do is we need to double check We need to double check. So how do we double check we need to check with the word of God? Is it in a line with the word of God? We should also check Is the rest of the scriptures upholding the same message and Then we should also check with the body of Christ Is everyone preaching the same thing? Because God will normally release the revelation to multiple people The same truth speak being spoken by different people So we need to check on that and then share it because in we Checking on that we are on the safe ground and we can go ahead Remember that the spirit and the word always agree. So checking with the scripture checking with the other scriptures. Is it in line and also Seeing that the the body of Christ the other preachers are they preaching with the same message on that particular? scripture When we check on that before we could deliver the message it is actually for us its safety and So if something has come to you from the spirit or revelation It will always agree with the written word of God Agree with the word that that's been given to us And so the spirit and the word will always agree and not contradict So we can stay current enough reaching and teaching with the current revelation the things that God has released to the body of Christ But at the same time we need to avoid some Theological digression that we know sometimes in order to stay current We say we tend to digress of the main thing So let the main thing of the word always be the main thing That's the important of the word gives what the word of God can bring message to us So in our preaching and teaching our preaching and teaching should be the cross which is the central Message of our Christianity. It is very important for us to focus on that On that work that was completed by Jesus on the cross. And so we need to be Careful on going off on a different tangent or teaching different things that are Not really applicable So we need to be very careful very, you know, we need to pay great importance to that particular revelation When we check only if it is relevant, we need to share it Otherwise, we need to just avoid such theological digression in our ministry Another important thing of the ministry of the word is we must learn the way we overcome Every amplifying truth and this is especially important as a pastoral setting Let's say we are pastoring a church with several people in it and there's a strange wind of doctrine Blowing across our town across a city and that's been affecting many people So how do we come back that error? How will we find that every way how to overcome that error? What we can do is we can Just amplify the truth from the scripture When we amplify the truth, we don't have to talk about that error That has been spreading like a wild forest fire across But what we can do is we can just amplify the truth We don't have to explain any error just by amplifying the truth. The truth gives them the better understanding The truth will help each one of them to reject that untruth reject that error and be safe So this is one of the way how we can handle the Error that spreads around Is by just amplifying the truth in order to overcome every Wind of error that may spread across so So as part of our teaching and preaching it is important that we don't stand up behind the pulpit And now we just deal with certain issues We are dealing with the issues concerning what happens from the pulpit And don't use the pulpit for flattery or exhortation or self-promotion We don't do that Don't we don't uh use pulpit to flatter a few people in the congregation or the audience So that they will uh, you know Get a good they will get on so that you know, they will be on the good books. No, we don't do that Or we we flatter people to get big offerings or um, we may have some favor from some people We don't use this pulpit time to flatter anyone or to exhort money from people We don't do that from the pulpit Doing things, uh, you know for our use is not the right thing to use the pulpit pulpit Should be used only to minister the word of god to glorify Jesus And we should not give this pulpit time to devil As we know it is shameful for us to As a preacher standing up behind the pulpit and doing things that are not becoming that is not Reverend in the sight of god or using the pulpit event to criticize people Or getting into some political agendas or uh, you know, uh, trying to promote business Others business or trying to promote their own personal agendas Instead of staying with the ministry of the word of god So we need to be very cautious mindful of such things We should use the pulpit time only to minister the word of god Exalt the name of Jesus and him only and not to give the pulpit time to the Devil so never give devil the pulpit time. He's not worthy of that always use Pulpit time to glorify god and do not draw people to ourself We don't have to try to use the pulpit time to get people to follow us We should not allow the pulpit time to always glorify We should use this time the pulpit time only to glorify god god and to point out Jesus christ is the lord And these are some of the things that you know, we feel that are really important for us when it comes to ministering the word of god And so that we may stay focused in releasing god's word that will build up his people and this kingdom will come So I open to the class if you have any questions, please do let us know Do you have any questions? Before we can move ahead you can Share if you have any questions or you would like to share or add Others have you come across? any such Scenarios in your ministry that you would like to share how you handled it Okay, can I request one of us to read roman 16 verse 17 to 18, please Roman 16 verse 17 to 18 now I urge you brethren note those who cause divisions and offenses Contrary to the doctrine which you learned and avoid them For those who are such do not serve our lord Jesus christ But their own belly and by smooth words and flattering speech Deceive the hearts of the simple Can one of your please turn to first Corinthians chapter 10 verse 32 and 33 please First Corinthians chapter 10 verse 32 to 33 give no offense Use or to the Greeks or to the church of god Just as I also please all men in all things not seeking my own profit But the prophet of many that they may be saved So while we uh, you know, sir We should be mindful of not causing any division or offense in the body of christ. Well all says that Itra yes, as he pleases men and all things not seeking his own profit Not but the prophet of many He tries to serve them literally says that you know, as Jesus said I'm here to serve and not to be served He tried to serve them. So as a minister of God, we need to preach to edify and build up the body of christ But we should not cause any offense or division among them. So Yes, we may not agree with another christian Denomination teaching or practices But what we need to do is we need to be mindful of how we conduct ourselves are we Connecting ourselves pleasing to the word As per the word like we should not bring in any strife any kind of division In our ministry in our teaching in in the way we conduct ourselves, you know, we need to be in peace with others That's what paul writes as much as possible stay in peace with others So we have to remind ourselves to stay as we stay with preaching and teaching god's word We need to conduct ourselves Peaceful with everyone so that um, and we need to have the servant attitude towards others. So when we preach and teach There's no offense. There's no division and people can receive the word with whole heartedly So with this we complete this chapter and before we could go to the next chapter We can take a time of break and we can come back after 15 minutes Okay Okay, there's a question from said There are many questions. Okay Just give me a minute while I go through the questions Elisha has asked enough preaching Of rite doctrine. What do you do when you have discovered truth in scripture and it is not in an agreement with your destination, sorry denomination In our preaching of rite doctrine, what do you do when you have discovered truth in scripture and it is not in agreement with your denomination Yeah In this case what we can do I keep it open to the class Brother Subashish Isaac the via Roslyn anyone can answer this question jeffina Brother Abu Bakr I think the question has already been answered Yes, brother. You can answer it again Just to address that question uh I think actually the question is that uh, when we Uh, discover some truth That means actually we should stand with the truth because uh, here actually we are talking about uh Living a life according to the word of god not through our denominations, so If we say we have discovered the truth and the same time maybe we can Uh, take the guidance of our some actually elders Uh, those who are mentoring us We can ask them if uh, some people they Uh To or more people they said yes maybe We can go ahead but as uh, lisha said, uh, that if He feels that he has discovered if uh, no one also. I will say others. They are not also Encouraging or maybe to practice that one But if it feels that it is from god And I will say okay go with the truth Mm-hmm anyone else would like to add on to it Can I just yes, please to me if I discover something in the bible and Go against the delinational discharge I'm attending The first and the first things I will do is to pray For our leaders To open these paschalas scriptures to them To to show them the reason why they must this you change The doctrine and the denomination Uh on the one we ought to make amendments On the patterns of our services so that is Number one I would pray for pray over the scriptures pray for our leaders So that gosh will reveal the truth to them because sometimes they are women being They may miss it somewhere and sometimes And we can help them to pray To pray over the over the scriptures and Present the matter in the presence of god and number two if We have the opportunity to Discuss it with them Come go ahead Discuss it with them and before we go and they always pray to leaders So that you know, I have any Can you not make any divisions in the body of Christ? Thank you Thank you. Thank you brother Okay Yes said you can go ahead Ma'am I just wanted to say that there was a certain woman in kerala. She was from a catholic background But when she read about protestant that we are believing in holy spirit She came to this side the protestant side Then what happened all her family was against her because she has chosen a different belief So I just as we read in the titus two seven and eight in all things showing yourself to be a pattern of good work in Doctorine showing integrity in evidence in In corrupt ability sound speech and in this verse as we have seen That This woman was also showing the god's character She was believing she was reading bible and she she was not kept on blaming that your denomination is wrong Your denomination is wrong. You should not do that. We are believing like this We are believing like this She was keep on showing them what is the god character like a new what is a new testament She was displaying the new testament and she was kept on praying for this family And when in four years His father the church father and the whole community and the whole congregation They removed the saint mary name and it became the whole congregation became the upper protestant church today in kerala They are speaking or if they are speaking in tongues and through that lady's prayer the congregation which was a catholic church has now converted to a protestant church So what I just wanted to say like if we have found Truth It is not up to us that we are telling them that you are wrong. You are wrong as paul also said he went to a new faith He was not blaming to the people of essence that you are wrong Even though he was complimenting them that I have found something that your faith in your faith whoever you are Preaching you are praying you are praying with intensity and you are praying with accuracy So what we have to do is we have being the christian we have to love them We have to teach them But as there is a difference between them and us what we can do is we can pray as pastor Nancy has told we have we can pray and we can intercede for them god in his time will Bring them back and will bring them to light and he will sanctify them Yes, you're right Good, thank you. Thank you said for sharing We also have Paul you were too Yes, thank you. Mom Are to me The bible is a supreme the the truth that comes from the bible the word of god Is a supreme word if it is final denomination comes later So when you find the truth in the scripture go by the truth If you can change if you can preach to the denomination to change Let them change if they cannot change You stick to the truth don't mind about denomination denomination is second The truth that comes from the priest the scripture is the word of god and that is final That is my contribution. Thank you. Thank you brother jeffina You'd like to add on Yes, ma'am This is something that I have experienced in my life like due to denomination and There were some traditions and then on the other side they have a truth So I don't want to tell you all words that is nomination and But suddenly a pastor came and then he said If you have to get communion even though if you're baptized you have to baptize from me and then only I'll give you the communion So it really affected the whole church Some people were from different backgrounds and they got saved just right now and it really affected the whole church So it's like it's not something that Come on communion is for everyone. Jesus bled and his flesh is for everyone who believes on him who baptized And he said you have to go through some classes. You have to learn something from me And I should be the one who should give you baptism and then only you should be taking communion So it really created a great rivalry in the church So It it's just that people stood for truth I see that some people started praying together for the pastor And then some people they left the church so that they can find a better one So I think both of them are right like, you know, we have to stand in the truth and that's the matter So when it comes between truth and denomination Do what makes you comfortable to stand for the truth You can either pray for the pastor pray for the church Some people they have lived in the church for so many years and suddenly When the church changes, they don't want to go from where they have spent all their lives So they started praying for the church praying for the pastor Praying for his mindset and praying for some of the miracles to happen And then people they newly came and they thought this is something that is against the truth and they left the church But it all depends on what makes us comfortable to stand with the truth And not there is a hole in every denomination most of the time Most of the time every denomination has a hole every denomination has some traditions But it's that we have to stand for truth. We are not here to stand for denomination We are not here to say proud something about our denomination or this denomination or something Bad about other denomination. We are here to stand for the truth And when it comes between truth and denomination truth always wins truth already won and it always will win So that's what I want to share Thank you. Thank you. Jefina. We also see Elisha raised us and I want to share the practical experience Denomination I know of Elisha can you be a little louder please? Okay, sorry Yeah, thank you. I want to share a practical experience of this that we are discussing One denomination that I know of um in their calling or into leadership the late one of the requirements is the one of the basic requirement is that um the person must have been baptized in the Holy Spirit Every goings by the speaking If you don't speak in terms You will not be called into leadership or into lady Now this is this is something that many people find it a bit problematic in the sense that one it's It forces people Not to be genuine about the baptism of the Holy Spirit some people will find a tendency to think The speaking in terms so that they will have the opportunity to be called into leadership and many people have discovered that this practice is problematic and That is the the extent of the denomination to the denomination Is not ready to depart from it So when you have discovered from scripture that in the callings Into leadership This is not one of the key or one of the basic requirements That we should consider to call people into leadership of any denomination And this is the case where the denomination pulls onto it so dearly and you try to stand By the truth in this circumstance What I would want to add towards my colleagues I have already shared is that you will need to or you have to engage the leadership on this matter and you need them to know how many of them also find this practice problematic and as not to be in agreement with scripture when you engage the leadership as the winner added we pray intercede for the leadership I know that gradually God would one day review himself to them also to make a definite decision on that practice or that teachings that goes on in the denomination Yes Yes Thank you. Thank you each one for sharing your point of view Okay. Thank you so much. So we will take a quick break and yes I see some questions here We will come back and discuss and we can also move on to the next chapter So let's take a quick 15 minutes break and we'll come back. Okay. Thank you so much. Good. Bless


What's going on everybody? We are in New York City right now. Welcome to another episode of Feng Ro's Food. One of the most requested cuisines we get to talk about is Korean food. But today we are going to be talking about everything beyond sumdaboo. We are at Tofu Tofu. This is the only authentic Korean restaurant in New York's Chinatown. They are so nice to me. Every time I come in and they're so dope. But I could not show it off without some Korean friends, so please introduce yourself. Hi, I'm Chanyeol Kenny. I'm a comic artist, teacher, and YouTuber in New York City. What's up? I'm Debsad. I'm a dancer and actor. I'm Junie. I'm a prospective physical therapist. And it's brother and sister! So we're going to try some more advanced Korean food you've probably never heard of or you've never tried. At Tofu Tofu, they have a really dope story. There is a 70-year-old grandmother in the kitchen who cooks everything. How do we say grandmother in Korean? I am so ready to try out Korean cuisine beyond sumdaboo. Let's go! So the side dishes are coming before any of the food is. And the side dishes at any Korean spot are called panjang. I want to explain it because I think for a lot of non-Korean people like myself, when you get the panjang, you just eat it, but you don't know what it is. You have these free dishes in front of you and this is vital for how someone feels when they walk out of that door. It's kind of like the bread and butter and water of the restaurant.  You're going to question everything else.  You filled up on panjang. Do you guys have a personal favorite for panjang? Yes. Napa, at least for me.  You know, very traditional kimchi, we all know what kimchi is. This one has been fermented. You could tell by the little bit of sour. How old? A little bit of sour. I'm talking about like...  We're about four days out of the fridge. Wow. Chill it on the counter, right? This right here is kakdugi. Check out the sound. You ready? I'm through with the crunch. We got this gyeran team, which is steamed egg. It's actually really hard to make at home. So it's just like an extra like thank you or a sign of hospitality. Okay, so should we all get a spoonful of this egg? Let me show you something, right? This is something my dad always loves to do. Oh my god. He'll take a long kimchi. Okay. And he will wrap it. Wrap whatever you need. Oh, you wrap the egg in the kimchi, okay. This is almost like a bacon egg wrap, but with kimchi. Okay. We've got a crazy spread for us and we're just at the beginning. This is round one. You have your panchans and then what do we have? Please explain to me what I'm looking at. All right, we got some japchae. It's got some beef and vegetables in it. It's usually either sweet potato noodles or it could be I think even cellophane noodles. And then we got some fried dumplings, which is very like, if you haven't ever had Korean cuisine, this is super safe. I didn't know that actually Koreans have their own version too. This is a traditional dish. This has rice cake. I like mine served with cheese and ramen too. But this is here with more home style, right? This is more the traditional way. Yo, we've got to get to this mini bosom. How do you guys explain it to people? Because it is boiled meat with boiled tofu and a lot of people are like, but it's actually really good. It's healthier that it's boiled too because you soak it all the fat.  It's essentially pork bellies. Every house they do some differently. This is one whole bite. Hey, hey. We have stepped into the main part of the show. What are we looking at, guys? This is something that may be new to the audience. This, it literally translates as potato soup. The highlight of this dish is not about potato. It's about these really chunky pork bones. It's actually really good to mara moga. Mara moga means to mix in the rice and eat it with the stew. There's two types of Koreans. The ones that mara and the ones that don't. The ones that will just take the rice, just dump it right in the soup. And the ones that don't. I prefer not to. The gamjatang is definitely get that. That is amazing. I think that for me, there's something about potato stews from any culture that I am a huge proponent of. What else we got? We're looking at cheyuk. It's not bulgogi. No. Bulgogi is as compared as beef to bulgogi as pork to cheyuk. Here we go. This is the cheyuk. That ended up working out really nice. Because some people, they really just don't like tofu. This kind of tastes like a chicken food. I think so. I think so. This is your tango. This is gamjatang. Tam means jjinjang. Gye means chicken. Tang means soup.  No, it's true. I just ate a juju date. And man, that took me back because that is such a traditional flavor in a lot of Asian food. Jinseng, dates, such a good combination and so many different cultures use it. That was very good. There are two types of people. People that will clear out all the bones first and then eat it comfortably with people that will just eat it as you go. I would definitely just sort everything out. Because you're not about catching a bone on the bone. I would get traditional wings. I would rip them all apart and then eat it with a fork. It's delicious. We had to get a plate of kalbi. It's people's preferences. Sometimes they like just the authentic meat taste and then there are people who like that sweet, savory, gravy. You've heard of LA kalbi. That does not mean Los Angeles kalbi. This is like a really, really basic fact. LA means lateral, which is the type of cut of the meat and that's what makes it different from regular kalbi. Oh, I didn't know that. I thought it was from LA. Everyone thinks LA is Los Angeles. Check this out. Two different kinds of people in the world. All right? We have... Look at this. And then there's me. I don't eat this. I've said a lot about you, to be honest. This means you call me a princess every time. Like, eat this, you know? And I'm like, I don't want to. It's very like... It's hard to chew around the head. What's cartilage, right? Funny story. Funny story.  And I would get in trouble if I didn't eat that. Stop chewing. But he agreed. Because I said, you want Yu-Gi-Oh cards or not? Let's not get into the evil things she's done. Too much to me. Family. Family is what family does. But a second type of person, actually they even eat the marrow. And if you don't, the harmony or whoever, the eldest would be like, Chae-Jae, you didn't eat it. Which means you don't know how to eat it. You didn't eat it, right?  Guys, can we gather around? And just talk about this right now. This is a mushroom jungle. How do you guys say mushroom in Korean? How's that? It looks like we got Wang-Song-ee. Oyster mushroom. Button and also Shi-Take. What is this? You know ki, which is called hanging mushroom. You know ki is the challenge. Your mushroom game is crazy. You know. I'm all about the shrooms. I'm all about the shrooms. For you guys, this is your first time having it. So this is my first time having it too. So I love uncovering things with people who have never had it, even though they're from their culture. I thought it would taste very veggie-like. But because there was like, he was like simmering in meat and having good meat-based soup. Yeah. It doesn't really taste too much like vegetable soup. You're going to make all types of mushrooms taste good in one bowl. That's true.  You're the one. She got the sauce. She got the sauce. There's going to be definitely a lot of leftovers. But I love to see, man, I love to see there's so many different flavor profiles, the kind of bondage and food together. We're nearing the end of the meal, but we have so much food left over. We got to call in our friend Kevin Kryder. What up, Kev? Good to see you, man. Good to see you, man. Kevin, you came for a nice part because we have to introduce kimchi fried rice. It's my first time seeing a fried rice dish with rice out in the oven like this. Usually, egg will be covering it. It'll be covering it. It'll be like a mystery as to what's inside. The shape of a heart. Oh, wow. I thought it was a bite. I thought it was a booty. I mean, to them, it's a heart, but to me, it's a booty. You thought it was the peach emoji? Yeah. I love kimchi. I love rice. So combined, it's great. I thought you were going to say, but not kimchi fried rice. What was your journey like with Korean food, being in the dog team? You didn't know a lot about it. Now it's like everywhere, right? It's everywhere. It's actually so mainstream now when I was growing up. Anything Korean, I just shunned because it was like, people made fun of you for it. Now it's like, I remember back in college, a Korean girlfriend wanted me to go to a Korean barbecue place. I was like, ugh, I won't be hard dead there. Give me McDonald's. But then like, it went on. It's like, yeah, I'll take dates to Korean barbecue. You're saying that the mainstream American attitude towards Korean food and cuisine and culture has really opened up in the past? Totally, 100%.  It doesn't even matter if the best guru, like life coach, like Tony Robbins, tell you what, own it, unleash it.  It's like, it's not, and it's harmony. So it's like so important to see this. So when you're feeling down in the dumps to keep replaying this video over and over you're gonna be like, no, you get really good with your identity. So I'm involved in a project called The Ugly Model Documentary and it's about the topics of Asian masculinity and questioning, can Asian men be sexy in the media and culture? And it's obviously yes, but why do we feel unsexy at times and why do other people perceive us as unsexy at times and it really addresses that hardcore. And if you can't donate, then just go to The Ugly, or UglyModel.com and you can check it out and message anybody and show some support anyway. Before we say peace, Dev, explain this. What is this? I saw Michael B. Jordan in Chad. We've both been doing this for Black Panther, yeah. Oh, cause they shot in South Korea. So, you know, like a lot of people do this. This is like Matt Basic. You gotta do this. It's a heart. Well, this is becoming the new basic, though.  All right, you guys. Thank you so much for watching that episode of Phone Grows Food. We are in New York City. And you guys, until next time, we're out! Peace! Start by tofu tofu. We have a very nice tofu soup and then very quiet atmosphere. So maybe you guys really happy for eating at the time. Thank you.


from the Silicon Valley Media Office in Boston, Massachusetts. It's theCUBE. Now, here's your host, Dave Vellante. Hi everybody, welcome to a special Silicon Angle, theCUBE on the ground. We're going to be talking about data capital with Paul Sonderreger, who is a big data strategist at Oracle, and he leads Oracle's data capital initiative. Paul, thanks for coming in, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, Dave, it's good to be here. So data capital, it's a topic that's gaining a lot of momentum. People talking about data value. They've talked about that for years, but what is data capital? Well, what we're saying with data capital is that data fulfills the literal economic textbook definition of capital. So capital is a produced good, as opposed to a natural resource. You have to invest to create it. And it is then a necessary input into some other good or service. So when we define data capital, we say that data capital is the recorded information necessary to produce a good or service, which is really boring. So let me give you an example. So imagine, picture a retailer. Retailer wants to go into a new market. To do that, retailer has to expand its inventory, has to extend its supply chain, has to buy property. All of these kinds of investments. If it lacks the financial capital to make all of those investments, it can't go. Cannot go into that new region. By the same token, if this retailer wants to create a new dynamic pricing algorithm or a new recommendation engine, but lacks the data to feed those algorithms, it cannot create that ability. It cannot provide that service. Data is now a kind of capital. And for years, data was viewed by a lot of organizations, particularly General Counsel as a liability. And then the big data meme sort of took off and all of a sudden data becomes an asset. Are organizations viewing data as an asset? A lot of organizations are starting to view data as an asset, even though they can't account for it that way. So by current accounting standards, companies are not allowed to treat the money that they spend on developing information on capturing data as an asset. However, what you see with these online consumer services, you know, all the ones that we know, Uber, Airbnb, Netflix, LinkedIn, these companies absolutely treat data as an asset. They treat it not just as a record of what happened, but as a raw material for creating new digital products and services. You tweeted out an article recently on Uber and Uber lost about, what is it, 1.2 billion? At least. Six months, at least. And then the article calculated how much it was actually paid. I mean, basically the conclusion was it paid 1.2 billion for data. It was about $1.20 per data for ride record, which actually is not a bad deal when you think about it that way. Well, that's the thing, it's not a bad deal. When you consider that the big picture they have in view is the global market for personal transportation, which the economist estimates is about $10 trillion annually. Well, to go after a $10 trillion market, if you can build up a unique stock of data capital of a billion records at about $1 billion per record, that's probably a pretty good deal, yeah. So money, obviously, is fungible. It's currency, data is not a currency, but digital data is fungible, right? I mean, you can use data in a lot of different ways. No, no, and this actually is a really important point. This is a really important point. Data is actually not fungible. This is part of data's curious economic identity. So data, contrary to popular wisdom, data is not abundant. Data consists of countless unique observations. And one of the issues here is that two pieces of data are usually not fungible. You can't replace one with the other because they carry different information. They carry different semantics. So just to make it very, very concrete, one of the things that we see now, a huge use of data capital is in fraud detection. And one of our customers handles the fraud detection for person-to-person mobile payments.  You do this through your phone. Those transactions, that account-to-account transfer, gets checked for possible fraudulent activity in the moment, as it happens. And there's a scoring algorithm that sniffs those transactions and gives it a score to indicate whether or not it may be fraudulent or if it's legitimate. Well, this company, they use the information they capture about whether their algorithm captured, caught all of the fraudulent transactions, or missed some. And whether that algorithm mistakenly flag legitimate transactions as fraudulent, they capture all of those false positives and false negatives, feed it back into the system, and improve the performance of the algorithm for the next go-around. Here's why this matters. The data created by that algorithm about its own performance is a proprietary asset. It is unique, and no other data will substitute for it. And in that way, it becomes the basis for a sustainable competitive advantage. It's a great example. So the algorithm maybe is free. You can grab an algorithm, it's how you apply it, that is proprietary. And now, okay, so we've established that data is not fungible, but digital data doesn't necessarily have high asset specificity, do you agree with that? In other words, I can use data in different ways if it's digital. Yeah, absolutely, as a matter of fact, this is one of the other characteristics of data. It is non-rivalrous, this is what economists would call it. And this means that two parties can use the same piece of data at the same time. So, which is not the case with say, a tractor. One guy on a tractor means that none of the other people can ride that tractor. Data's not like that. So data can be put to multiple uses simultaneously. And what becomes very interesting is that different uses of data can command different prices. There's actually a project going on right now where Harvard Law School is scanning and digitizing the entire collection of U.S. case law. Now this is the law. The law that we all as Americans are bound to. And yet it is locked up in a way and just in all of these 43,000 books. Well, Harvard and a startup called Ravel Law, they are working on scanning and digitizing this data, which can then be searched for free. All of these you can search, this entire body of case law for free. So you can go in and search privacy, for example, and see all of the judgments that mention privacy over the entire history of U.S. case law. But if you want, for example, to analyze how different judges, current sitting judges rule on cases related to privacy, well that's a service that you would pay for from Ravel. Exact same data. They're algorithms working on the same body of data. You can search it for free, but the analysis that you might want on that same data, you can only get for a fee. So different uses of data can command different prices. So some excellent examples there. What are the implications of all this for competitive strategies? What should companies, how should they apply this for competitive strategies? Well, when we think about competitive strategy with data capital, we think in terms of the three principles of data capital, that's what we call them. The first one is that data comes from activity. The second one is data tends to make more data. And the third is that platforms tend to win. So these three principles, if we just run through them in their turn, the first one, data comes from activity. This means that in order to capture data, your company has to be part of the activity that produces it at the time that activity happens. And the competitive strategy implication here is that if your company is not part of that activity, when it happens, your chance to capture its data is lost forever. And so this means that interactions with customers are critical targets to digitize and data-fy before the competition gets in there and shuts you up. The second principle, data tends to make more data. This is what we were talking about with algorithms. Analytics are great. They're very important. Analytics provide information to people so that they can make better choices. But the real action is in algorithms. And here is where you're feeding your unique stock of data capital to algorithms that not only act on that data, but create data about their own performance that then improve their future performance. And that data capital flywheel becomes a competitive advantage. It's very hard to catch. The third principle is that platforms tend to win. So platforms are common in information-intensive industries. We see them with a credit card, for example. We see them in financial services. A credit card is a payment platform between consumers on the one side, merchants on the other. And a video game console is a platform between developers on the one side and gamers on the other. The thing about platform competition is that it tends to lead to a winner-take-all outcome. Not always, but that's how it tends to go. And with the digitization and datafication of more activities, platform competition is coming for industries that have never seen it before. So platform beats product, but it's winner-take-all. Number two maybe breaks even. That tends to be witness. And number three loses money. Okay, and the first point you were making about, you've got to be there when the transaction occurs. You've got to show up. The second one's interesting. Data tends to make more data. So, and you talked about algorithms and improving and fine-tuning that feedback loop. I would imagine customers are challenged in terms of investments. Do they spend money on acquiring more data? Or do they spend money on improving their algorithms? I mean, the answer has got to do both, but budgets are limited. How are customers dealing with that challenge? Well, prioritization becomes really critical here. So not all data is created equal, but it's very difficult to know which data will be more valuable in the future. However, there are ways to improve your guess. And one of the best ways is to go after data that your competition could get as well. So this is data that comes from activities with customers. Data from activities with suppliers, with partners. Those are all places where the competition could also try to digitize and data-fy those activities. So companies should really look outside their own four walls. But the next part, figuring out, what do you do with it? This is where companies really need to take a page out of actual science as they approach data science. And science is all about argument. It's all about experimentation, testing, and keeping the hypotheses that are proven and discarding the ones that are disproven. So what this means is that companies need a data lab environment where they can cut the time, the cost, the effort of forming and testing new hypotheses, getting new answers to new questions from their data. Okay, so data has value. You've got to prioritize. How do you actually value the data so that I can prioritize and figure out what I should be focusing on in the lab and in production? Yeah, well, the basic answer is to go where the money is. So there are a couple of things you can do with data. One is that you can improve your operational effectiveness. And so here you should go look at your big cost areas and focus your limited data science and minigerial resources on trying to figure out, hey, can we become more efficient in whatever your big cost driver is? If it's shipping and logistics, if it's inventory management, if it's customer acquisition, if it's marketing and advertising. So that's one way to go. The next big thing that you can do with data is try to create a new product or service, a new create new value in a way that generates revenue. So here there is a little caveat, which is that companies may also want to consider creating new capabilities, maybe enriching the customer experience, making connections across multiple channels that they can't actually charge for, not today. But what they get is data that no one else has. What they get from, let's say, making an investment to bring together the in-store shopping experience with targeted emails, with communication through social feeds and through Twitter. Let's say that they invest in trying to tie that data together to get a richer picture of their consumer's behavior. They might not be able to charge for that today, but they may get insight into the way that shopping experience works that no one else can see, which then leads to a value added service tomorrow. And I know it all sounds very speculative, but this is basically the nature of prototyping, of new product creation. Well, Uber is overused as an example, but this is a good application of Uber because essentially they pay for driver acquisition, which doesn't scale well, but they get data. That's right. Because they're there at the point of the transaction and the activity, and they've got data that nobody else has. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly right. And one of the ways to think about that is that you're like a blackjack player, counting cards. And every time you play a hand as a company, you get data, information, that may help you improve your future bets. This is why Vegas kicks out card counters because it's an advantage for the future. But what we're talking about here in digitizing activity with customers, every time you capture data about your interaction with those customers, you gain something simply for having carried out that activity. And so thinking about back to value for a minute, I mean, I can envision some kind of value flow methodology where you assess the data intensity of the activity and then assign some kind of score or value to that activity. And then you can then look at that in relation to other activities. Is that a viable approach? It absolutely is. What companies need here is a new way to measure how much data they've got, how much they use, and then ascribe value created by that data. So how much they've got, we can think about this, we always, we talk in terms of gigabytes and petabytes, but really we need some finer measurements. Data is an observation about something in the real world. And so companies should start to think about measuring their data in terms of observations, in terms of attribute value pairs. So even thinking about the record captured per activity, that's not enough. Companies should start thinking in terms of how many columns are in that record, how many attributes are captured in these observations we make from that activity. The next issue, how much do they use? Well, now companies need to look at how many of these observations are being touched, are being tapped by queries, whether they're automatically generated, whether they are generated ad hoc by some data scientist rooting around for some new understanding. So there's a set of questions there about, okay, well, what percentage of these observations we possess, are we actually using in queries of some kind? And then the third piece, how much value do we create from it? This is where, this is a tough one, and it's really an estimation. It's most likely what we need here is a new method for attributing the profitability of a particular business unit to its use of that data. And I realize this is an estimation, but there's a precedent for this in brand valuation. This is the coin of the realm when you're talking about putting a value to intangible assets. Well, as long as you're consistently applying that methodology across your portfolio, then at least you've got a relative measure, and you get back to prioritization, which is a key factor here. Is there an underlying technical architecture that has to be in place to take advantage of all this data capital momentum? There is, there is. Companies are moving toward a hybrid cloud big data architecture. What does that mean? It means that almost all the buzzwords are used and we're gonna need new ones. No, what it means is that companies are going to find themselves in a situation where some of their computing activities, storage, processing, application execution, analytics, some of those activities will take place in a public cloud environment. Some of it will take place within their own data centers, reconfigured to act as private clouds. And there are lots of potential reasons for this. There could be companies have to deal with not only existing regulations, which sometimes will prevent them from putting data up into a cloud, but they're also gonna have to deal with regulatory arbitrage. Maybe the regulations will change, or maybe they've got agreements with partners that are embodied in service level agreements that again require them to keep the data under their own observation. Even in that case, even in that case, the business still wants to consume all of those computing resources inside the data center as if they were services. But the business doesn't care where they come from. And so this is one of the things that Oracle is providing as an architecture for Oracle Public Cloud and Private Cloud in the data center that is the same on both sides of the wire. And in fact, can even be purchased in the same way. So that even this Oracle Cloud customer, these machines, they are purchased on a subscription basis, just as public cloud capabilities are. And the reason this is good is because it allows IT leaders to provide to the business computing capabilities, storage capabilities as needed that can be consumed as services regardless of where they come from. Yeah, so you've got the data locality issue, which is speed of light problems. You don't want to move data. Then you've got compliance and governance. And you're saying that hybrid approach allows you to have the take and eat it too, essentially. Are there other sort of benefits to taking this approach? Well, one of the other pieces that we should talk about here is the big data aspect. And really what that means is that relational Hadoop, NoSQL, graph database repositories, they're all peers. They're all peers now. And this is Oracle's perspective. And as I'm sure you know, Oracle makes a relational database. It's very popular. I've heard that. Yeah, we've been doing it for a while. I'm pretty good at it. And Oracle's perspective on the future of data management is that Hadoop, NoSQL, graph relational, all of these methods of data management will be peers and act together in a single, high performance enterprise system. And here's why. The reason is that as our customers digitize and datify more of their activities, more of the world, they're creating data that's born in shapes and formats that don't necessarily lend themselves to a relational representation. It's more convenient to hold them in a Hadoop file system. It's more convenient to hold them in just a great big key value store like NoSQL. And yet they would like to use these data sources as if they were in the same system and not really have to worry about where they are. And we see this with telecom providers who wanna combine call data records with customer data in the data warehouse. We see it with financial services companies who want to do a similar thing of combining research with portfolio investments, records of what their high net worth customers have invested with transaction data from the equities markets. So we see this polyglot future, it's the future of all of these different data management technologies and their applications and analytics built on top working together and existing in this hybrid cloud environment. So that's different than the historical Oracle, at least perceived messaging, right? A lot of people believe that Oracle sees it's Oracle database as a hammer and every opportunity is a nail. You're telling a completely different story now. Well, it turns out there are many nails. So, you know, the hammer is still a good thing, but it turns out that, you know, there are also Brad's and Taks and Phillips and Flathead Screwdrivers too. And this is just one of the consequences of our customers creating more kinds of data. Images, audio, JSON, XML, you know, spectrographic images from drones that are analyzing how much green is in a photograph because that indicates the chlorophyll contact. And we know that our customer's ability to compete is based on how they create value from data capital. And so Oracle is in the business of making the things that make data more valuable. And we want to reinvent enterprise computing as a set of services that are easier to buy and use. And SQL is the lowest common denominator there because of the skill sets that are available. Is that right? Well, it's funny. It's not necessarily a lowest common denominator. It turns out it's just incredibly useful. So, SQL is not just a technology standard. It's actually, in a manner of speaking, it's sort of a thinking standard. SQL is based on literally hundreds of years of hard of thinking about how to think straight. You can trace SQL back to predicate logic, which was one of the critical ideas in the renaissance of mathematics and logic in the 1800s. So, SQL embodies this way to think logically, to think about the attributes of things and their values and to reason about them in an automated fashion. And that is not going away. That, in fact, is going to become more powerful, more useful. And that's why you're wired to the way of thinking is what you're saying. That's exactly right. If you want to improve your operational effectiveness as a company, you're going to have to standardize some of your procedures and automate them. And that means you're going to standardize the information component of those activities so you can automate them better. And you're going to want to ask questions about how's it going. And SQL is incredibly useful for doing that. So, we went way over our time. This is a very interesting discussion. But I have to ask you, what is it you do at Oracle? Do you work with customers to help them understand data strategies and catalyze new thinking? What's your day-to-day like? Yeah, I do a lot of this, a lot of telling the story. Because we're going to have a huge time of change. Every 20 years or so, the IT industry goes through an architectural shift. And that changes not just the technologies used to create value from data, but it changes the very value created from data itself. It changes what you can do with information. So, I spend a lot of time explaining these ideas of data capital and sitting down with executives at our customers, helping them understand how to look out at the world and see the data that is not there yet and what that means for the way that they compete. And then we talk through the competitive strategies that follow from that. And the technical architecture required to execute those strategies. Excellent, well, Paul, thanks very much for sharing your knowledge with our CUBE audience and coming into the SiliconANGLE Media studios here, Malboro. Well, that's my pleasure, thanks for having me. All right, you're welcome. Okay, thanks for watching everybody. This is theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media's special on the ground production. We'll see you next time.