It just wipes it out of the water. Now, what I want to move on is to look at some of the specifics of what women want. This is a big topic, and right now I just want to put a little caveat on this. I do not presume to know what all women across all cultures, across all times, across all parts of their menstrual cycle and all of this want. I definitely don't know that. And the reason why I'm still in this industry, because I only stay in something if it continues to challenge me, if I had worked out exactly what women wanted, and as some systems would say that they are basically these robotic automatons that if you press XYZ buttons they will always do this. If that was the case, then I would have quit this business a long time ago. The reason I'm still in it is because women continue to amaze, surprise and baffle me. The more that I learn and the higher level I guess that I get to play at in terms of girls who have more and more social ability, the more I keep getting my head smacked around and realize that I still don't understand them. And that's why it's interesting. That's why I keep learning. That's why I will keep doing this for some time yet. So what I'm talking about here is based on my research, which is extensive, and the research of the guys that I hang out with. So within my social crew we have slept with over 1,000 women. And there's one guy who would double the entire amount of all of us together. And I'll mention him later. And we have interviewed and talked to thousands of women, because we are constantly doing that. And we don't just go and approach and say the same lines. We talked in the find out, like I did last night. I had no intention of sleeping with this girl. And her friend later on was going, so James, I think you should escort Erica down to the dance floor. And I'm like, I think she's okay. And she's like, James, you should take Erica like a gentleman downstairs. And then her husband comes over and goes, James, so how do you feel about Erica? I'm like, guys, guys, guys, I'm not a gigolo. And she's like, look, James, you can just be it.  And I'm like, come on, look. And I'm like, why? And I said, is that because she just broke up and she's vulnerable and she needs to get laid? She's like, James, I'll be back and I ran away. But having those discussions constantly, I had no intention of seducing this girl, but I learned something very interesting last night. And I'm constantly doing that with my interactions. So just because you meet a girl and you may not necessarily think she's that hot or she's totally your type or whatever, you'll learn something about her. That girl just said, almost with tears in her eyes, I just wish a guy would come over and say hello to me. And she said, and not like, how are you going? That was what she was saying, was how she wanted to be approached. She didn't want a sleazy man, but she wanted a guy to just come over and say, hi, how are you? There's your opener, guys. Yeah? Because that's a man showing interest in a woman. And that's what she wants in that first initial moment. So simple. So what I'm going to talk to you about is the overall themes, things that I have found out, does not apply to all women all the time.  There is some really interesting, wild, wacky and wonderful sexual dynamics that exist out on this planet in terms of men, sorry, women who are very dominant with men who are very submissive, and that can work. Yeah, of course, all sorts of same-sex relationships and polyamorous dynamics and all sorts of things. And I certainly don't stand in any kind of judgment about any of that. It's all legitimate as long as people are enjoying themselves and are happy together. But what we're looking at here is what do women in general want with men? Because, remember, why is that important? Because if you know what they want, then you can get what you want. And if we want to look at it from that perspective, you want to get hot, sexy girls into your life, you need to know what the experience of being seduced by you would be like and why that would be pleasurable or not.  So weird question, weird thing to think about, isn't it?  And that's a really weird thought. Everyone just think about it while I drink some water. Can't help it, can you? But that's an interesting thing to think about. Has anyone ever kissed a girl? Hang on, hang on, hang on. That had just a little bit of a spiky moustache. Just a little bit. Yeah, I have, yeah. Guy, I know I've kissed you on film, I think, Steve. This guy, he's like kiss closes every PUA on film, it's like. The interesting thing about that, I have this experience.  Is it feels really yucky? It's a repulsive thing, yeah? Doesn't feel nice at all. And I thought about this after I had this experience and I went, hang on a minute. Every time a woman kisses me, she has that experience. Way worse. Look at this, yeah? Every time she kisses me, she has this abrasive feeling of prickly hairs rubbing on her sensitive soft skin. And yet she seems to like it. And when you think about that, suddenly you realize how different we are in terms of what we want sexually.  That's a very different experience. And when you start to, I know it's kind of a strange example, but when you start to try and put yourself inside the woman's experience, because we can never really exactly understand what it's like to be a woman. But we can certainly get much more of a hint of it by starting to look at how does she respond, what she's feeling, and asking lots and lots of questions, good questions. Because again, that's when we can start to deliver what it is that she really wants. Another important thing to note is that there is not types of girls. And we hear this spoken about by men and women all the time. Girls will often be saying they are not that type of girl. And which type of girl are they referring to? Sluts. That is slappers. Because there's a special breed of women that are sluts. Yeah? Yeah? And what's the characteristic of a slapper slut? What is it? Sleeps around, has sex more than once with a different man. Yes? What else does she do? And is that good or bad? Well, yes, but it is. But a lot of people say it's not because all these girls are saying they're not that type of girl. So why are they saying that? Buzzword. Buzzword. Buzzword. What is that mean? Everything's socially conditioned. She feels better about herself under what circumstance. The concept of a slut is a weapon that is utilized actually very often by women on other women to keep women in place, in a certain place. And there's a lot of speakers who've talked about this at great length. If you look at Johnny Sopornos' stuff, for example, he looks at this dynamic very deeply. Yeah? The idea that a woman's value, how valuable she is, is defined by her sexual virtue. Yeah? And that if she is virtuous and she chooses not to have sex with very many men, well, that will define how important and valuable she is.  Yeah? Because it's OK to do that. It's OK to have a sex with a man as long as you get commitment from him or money from him or a ring from him or something like that. But the moment you have it because you want it, now you have devalued vaginas around the world. Yeah? And that's often why women will exert this will, this word, a will, this weapon against other women to keep them in place to keep the status quo going.  Now, that's the worst thing you can call it. That's the most powerfully damaging thing you can call a woman. Just as an aside, what's the worst thing you can call a man? Creep, yeah? No? What was that one? A what? Fred. Oh, a friend. Yeah.  Loser is the worst thing you can call a man. That's the most powerful insult you can ever call a man.  Doesn't bother me at all. There's been a couple of times in my life where someone's called me a loser, and that's really crippling.  Because what that does is it talks about your value as a man in terms of your worth in society, your worth in terms of what you know and what you understand and who you are.  You're not in the race anymore. Yeah? You can call a man a slut and he'll be like, thank you.  Yeah? So.


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to InDesert Education. I would like to present a few standard problems related to function limits. I call them standard because lots of problems which you will be dealing with during the course are combination of these. Basically, if you're talking about polynomial, it's basically a sum of power functions with different powers. If you're talking about trigonometry, it's probably some combination of sine and cosine and tangent, etc. Being in the standard, so to speak, allows to build some fundamental skills to take certain limits to find out what exactly the function limit is. That's number one. Another consideration for calling it standard is that I will primarily be dealing with limits of this type. If you have an argument x, I give an increment to this argument. So now I have basically an increment of the function between incremented value of the argument x plus delta and the old one. So this is an increment of the function and this is an increment of the argument, right? So most I will be dealing with these because these are fundamental approach to derivatives. So derivatives are all based on limits of this type. So let's not talk about derivatives. Let's talk about limits. But you have to understand that these particular type of limits are the foundation for derivatives, which will be the next topic. Okay, so now this lecture as many others are part of the Unisor.com course of advanced mathematics for teenagers and high school students. I recommend you to watch the lecture from this website because it has lots of detailed notes for each lecture. It's like a textbook. So basically the whole website is like a live textbook. You have the text and you have a lecturer who is trying to explain this material in some other words, not exactly book kind of words. Alright, so let's just go back to business. The function is x square. Now the limit which I'm interested is let's fix some value of argument x. Let's give it some increment. So the value of function will be this. Now without this increment, this is my value of the function, and I divided by increment. Now why this might present a problem? Well, for a very simple reason. As delta goes to zero, so delta is infinitesimal, right? Now, but so is this difference between you remember the definition of function having a limit at certain point is that if my argument x goes to some value r. If x is sufficiently close to r, f at x would be sufficiently close to a. And for any degree of closeness between these two, I can always find the degree of closeness between these, which assures me this particular closeness. Now in this case my variable which is changing is x. In this case, x is variable and changing is delta. So for any x fixed x, I'm actually changing the value of delta. And I need to know what is the limit of this function as delta converges to zero. Now, obviously this is infinitesimal and this is infinitesimal. So it's some kind of an indeterminate form of the limit. Zero divided by zero, we have conditionally called it because this is infinitesimal and this is as well. So it's not such an easy way to basically find out what exactly the limit is. It needs some transformation which allows us to basically do this particular calculations. Transformation in this particular case is very simple. You know the formula. If you don't know it by heart, you just multiply it and minus a b and plus a b will cancel each other and that will have a square minus b square. Now using this formula, I will represent the numerator as x plus delta minus x and x plus delta plus x divided by delta. Now what do we have now? x plus delta minus x is delta and delta is our variable which is converging to zero. So it's not equal to zero. So that's why I can cancel out these two things and the remaining is 2x plus delta. Now this as delta converges to zero, obviously converging to 2x, right? Because this is converging to zero and this is fixed basically. So we have found that the limit of that thing is 2x. All right? So that's my first problem. Next problem is very similar, just slightly more general, so to speak. Here I was dealing with function x square. Now I will deal with the function x to the power of n, any n. Let's assume that n is integer right now. Okay, so the function which I'm going to find the limit is exactly similar, which is x plus delta to the power of n minus x to the power of n divided by delta. And again I should somehow convert this particular indeterminate limit because again this is as delta converges to zero, this converges to x to the power of n and this is x to the power of n so it's infinitesimal and this is infinitesimal and we have exactly the same indeterminate form of the limit zero over zero. So somehow we have to manipulate with this. Now let me remind you again very well known and very simple formula which I'm going to use. a to the power n minus 1, b to the power of zero plus a to the power n minus 2, b to the power of 1. a to the power of 1, b to the power n minus 2, a to the power of zero, b to the power n minus 1. So again this is a very simple formula as you see the powers in sum are always n minus 1, n minus 2 plus 1, 1 plus n minus 2, 0 plus n minus 1. So this is sum of terms each one has a power sum of the power of n minus 1. So if you don't know again this formula by heart it's very easy to prove it by induction and I think I even have something like this proven in one of the induction lectures in the very beginning of the course. So I can refer you to this formula I'm not going to prove it right now I'm just using it. Now using this formula what do I have? This minus this so this is a and this is b right? So the difference is x plus delta minus x. As you see I already have delta by itself which will be cancelled with this one. Now multiplied by so at the bottom I have delta. Now this so a is this and b is this, x. So it's x plus delta to the power of n minus 1 and x to the power of 0 which is 1. Plus x plus delta to the power of n minus 2 to the x plus etc. Plus x plus delta to the power of 1, x to the power n minus 1. Plus x plus delta to the power of 0, x to the power n minus 1. Alright so x minus x so we have only delta cancelled with this delta and what remains is basically this sum. Now let's look at this sum. First of all how many members are in this sum? Well n of them right? Because the power goes from n minus 1 to 0. So we have n members. Now each of them actually converges to the same thing. Consider just any particular member like x plus delta to the power of n minus i and x to the power of i minus 1 right? So the sum is n minus 1. So what is the result of this as delta converges to 0? Well obviously it's x to the power of n minus i times x to the power of i minus 1 which is x to the power of n minus 1. And this is the same thing for every member because for every i it's still exactly the same thing. x to the power of n minus 1 times x to the power of 0 would be x to the power of n minus 1 right? Because here we don't have any kind of indeterminateness. When delta goes to 0 we just basically cross it and that would be the limit. x is fixed. So this is my result. So this thing converges to n x to the power of minus 1 as delta converges to 0. That's my second example. Next. So now by the way if you are looking for a similar limit which means limit of the ratio between increment of the function divided by increment of the argument. If the function is polynomial, any polynomial. Let's say x to the power of 3 minus 2x to the power of 2 plus x minus 15. Now if this is my f at x and I'm looking again f at x minus f at x divided by delta increment of function divided by increment of the argument. What's the limit of this? Well, since this is a sum of different power functions and limit of the sum is equal to sum of the limits I can always say that this thing goes to 3x square. This thing minus 2 times 2x so it's minus 4x. This is x to the first degree so it's plus 1. And what is the constant? If f at x is equal to constant, well obviously these two are exactly the same, right? So if my f at x equals some kind of constant I will have constant minus constant divided by delta and it's always zero. Because this is not an infinitesimal, infinitesimal. This is real zero divided by non equal to zero infinitesimal. So there is nothing there and that would be the limit of this. So you see, knowing for the power you can just do anything for polynomial. Okay, so let's go on. Problem number 3. Problem number 3 is f at x equals sin x. So what kind of a limit I'm looking for? Again, x is fixed and I'm looking for this. Well, again we have indeterminate kind of a limit. Because if delta goes to zero then obviously these things are getting closer and closer so it's infinitesimal and this is infinitesimal. So we have zero over zero. We have to do something, right? Okay, let's do it. Let's recall what is a sin of sum. Equals. So it's sin x cos sin delta plus cos sin x sin delta. That's where it is. Minus sin x divided by delta equals. Now I would like to refer you to one of my previous lectures in trigonometry where I explained that if you have this type of function as delta goes to zero it goes to one. So I proved it. It's in trigonometry chapter of this course. I think it's geometry and trigonometry, this type of thing. It's one of the problems. So you can go there and you can find out exactly how this thing is proven but this is a very interesting kind of a limit. I think I proved it using the geometric properties of the sign. So it's quite an interesting thing and kind of unusual if you wish but anyway after you've learned it that's kind of a typical thing. So I will use this and here is how it's helpful in this particular case. Let me separate this particular member. It's cos x sin delta over delta. And I obviously separated because I know this. Now these two others would be minus sin x times one minus cos delta. Right? Minus sin x is this one. Minus and minus would be plus sin x and cos delta. Okay. Now let's separate. Let's consider this one separately from this one, divided by delta. Sorry, I forgot that. All right? Now this one is some kind of a constant because x is fixed, right? Only delta is changing. This is a constant multiplied by something which is converging to one. Which means that this thing is converging to cos x, right? Now how about this one? Again, it's a constant. This is a constant. And question is what is this? Well, let's just recall another trigonometric formula that one minus cos delta is equal to two sin square delta over two. Right? Am I right or wrong? Let me just briefly attempt to prove it. So cos delta is cos delta over two plus delta over two, right? Equals two. Cos of sum is cos square minus sin square. And cos is one minus sin square, right? So one minus two sin square delta over two. Which is correct. Okay. So now what I'm going to do is I will just replace this thing with this. Two sin square delta over two. And what's even more interesting, I take two from there, I put it here. Okay, now what is this? Well, this is sin of infinitesimal divided by this and infinitesimal times another sin. But another sin is infinitesimal, right? So I can put it sin times sin of delta over two. Now this is converging to one. This is the constant. And this as delta converges to zero goes to zero. So we have constant converging to one and converging to zero. What's their product? It's converging to zero, right? So this thing goes out and the only thing which I have is cosine x. So the limit of this is cosine x. Again, kind of unusual. From sine we have to switch to cosine, right? Okay, next problem. Next problem, logically speaking, should be cosine. So we are looking for cosine of x plus delta minus cosine of x divided by delta. That's the limit which you are looking for. So again, cosine of sum would be cosine x cosine delta minus sin x sin delta minus cosine x divided by delta equals. Again, I will separate this member. You see, sin x, so it's minus sin x times sin delta over delta. Why I have separated? Because this thing converges to one, as we know. Now what's left is minus cosine x one minus cosine delta divided by delta, right? Now this is a constant. And this is exactly the same thing as we had for sine. And we know that this is converging to zero. Because I'm changing this to two sine square. And since it's square divided by delta in the first degree, one of the sine divided by delta would be constant one and another would be constant zero. I mean limit. Limit one and limit zero. So the total limit would be constant times one times zero, which is zero. So my result is minus sine of x. So from sine, we go to cosine. And from cosine, we go to minus sine. Well, I think it's very interesting. It's trigonometry. All right. And the last problem which I have, I have covered certain basic functions. There is one basic function which probably is kind of typical. So we have to separate, separately consider it. Square root of x. So I'm looking for square root of x plus delta minus square root of x divided by delta. So what is this limit? And again, obviously it's, as it is right now, it's indeterminate. It's infinitesimal divided by infinitesimal. Well, in this case, I'm going back to this formula. But in this case, I'm going not from here to there, but from there to here. So I consider a and b being these ones. So I will multiply it by their sum and divide by the same thing. So we don't change. Now, why did I do it? Because now it's a minus b a plus b. So the result will be a square minus b square, which is x plus delta. That's square of this minus square of this divided by delta. I'm sorry, there is no square here. Square root of x. Square is x. Which is delta times square root of this. And why did I did it? Well, obviously because x and x cancelling can now delta and delta is cancelling. And that's what I have. I have 1 over square root of x plus delta plus square root of x. And obviously when delta converges to zero, this is converging to 1 over 2 square root of x. And that is my limit. There is one other fundamental function, the exponential function, which I did not really touch here. I will do it separately because there are some interesting aspects like the very interesting number e, which I will introduce. I think I was talking about this before very briefly, but I will touch it a little bit in more details in one of the lectures. Alright, so basically these are fundamental or standard, if you wish, problems related to taking the limits for functions and all the limits which I have right now used where of this type as delta converges to zero. And again, this is specifically preparation for derivatives because this would be the fundamental limit when we will talk about derivatives. I'm not saying that any other limits are useless. No, not at all. I mean, obviously there are many other kinds of limits, but in any case these are very important for my future lectures and that's why I dedicated special lecture for this. We might consider some other limits as well. However, in most of the cases to take the limit of one of these typical problems with limits would be sufficient if you knowing whatever I presented today in this lecture would be sufficient to just separate your problem, whatever it is, into smaller problem, each one of these standard or fundamental problems. I do suggest you to go to unison.com and read the notes for this lecture. I think it's very educational. It's basically the proofs of whatever I was just discussing here. Well, that's it. Thank you very much and good luck.


Just wait for some people to come into the chat. All right, we've got some people watching. Hello, everyone. Hey, Jordan, how are you, mate? Okay, so here we go. We've got some people in the chat. How's everyone going? All right, here we are with Legion DX in Sydney, Australia. All the American people will be coming in right now. It's about prime time for America. UK peeps might be heading to bed right now. But it's the morning here in Australia. Hey, guys. Turn vegan because of you. Thanks so much, mate. Keep up the amazing work. Hey, I love your videos. Thank you. Okay, I've got a lot of comments coming through. All right, so we've got 140, 150 here. All right, so we're at the front. This is where I am, 144. Boom. Hello, everyone. All right, so we're at the front of a massive slaughterhouse here. They kill hundreds of thousands of birds here. Just here.  Thank you for that. Okay, so they kill about 100,000 birds here a week. This is the slaughterhouse staff here. We're at the front. 100,000 a day. Sorry, my mistake. I actually knew that. I was just reiterated. It's 100,000 a day. Chickens are one of the most killed animals on Earth. After fish, I'd say. Um, so yeah, we've got Legion, Legion DX Sydney here. And I just thought I would check in with everyone to let you know that I'm all good. I haven't uploaded a video for a little while. Um, I'm just collecting footage in Australia at the moment. We have amazing activists behind me. There's Mike, Andy. The Legion guys, really, really dedicated activists here in Sydney. Chickens are so cute. Yes, they are. But just because chickens are cute, that doesn't mean anything. We just shouldn't hurt them or use them because they're sentient animals. Save the animals. Come to New Zealand. I will for sure. Sending love from Romania. Hello, guys. All right. No, I won't. Not the sign anyway. Okay. Yeah, no, no names. Keto and animals. Hello Romano from the Netherlands. All right. So love from my hometown, Adelaide. There's a lot of comments coming through. Thanks for the hard work, Joe. Thank you. Thank you guys. Life overtakes for sure. What did this comment say? What advice do I have for someone in high school who wants to become active but had no time whatsoever? Do your social media activism. You can always find time to do a post, do social media activism. Um, if you're in high school, that's where it's at, social media. That would be probably my biggest tip for sure. Hey, Joey, I'm a huge fan of yours from England. You've inspired me so much and helped me go vegan. Thank you for your honest, thank you. Thank you for your honesty and what you do for the animals. Thanks so much. I appreciate that a lot. Much love, legend. Thank you from New York fighting the good fight. Save the animals. Thank you so much. Sending love from Norwich and Huddersfield. Hello, Charlotte. What are the plans for today? Okay, so we're at the front of a slaughterhouse here. We've been trying to stop the trucks. They have not been cooperating. They've been trying to, you know, drive through. The police have already arrived. So we're trying to work out something with the police so that we can bear witness. But, um, they're making it pretty difficult for us here at this slaughterhouse. So I'm not sure if trucks will arrive while we're talking, but I just thought I would check in with you guys because I have been, me and Laura have been collecting footage, but it's just very difficult while I'm traveling to also get on top of all the footage while we are in, you know, staying in air B&Bs and traveling and packing and, you know, organizing the tour and all of that. It's hard to maintain my consistent content on top of that. It's very taxing, but I'm just thought I would check in with a live stream to let you guys know that everything's all good. I'm in Australia. I'm touring with Dominion, the amazing Australian version of Earthlings and I've been watching all the screenings and we've been obtaining footage. I've been doing workshops for people, um, getting inspiring vegans to be active at this important time. So that's what I've been up to. I was vegetarian for months, but I changed to being vegan after watching your videos and now I'd never eat dairy products ever in my life. Thank you. Yeah. Being vegetarian means nothing for animals at all. It's actually can actually be worse for animals because you're consuming more of the inherently arguably more cruel products eggs in a dairy. And, but yeah, it's so great that you've chosen ethical lifestyle. We need to stop labelling vegetarianism as somehow ethical in any way. It's not at all. It's, it's, it's a diet. It's not a stance against any animal use. Come to the USA. We need you. I wish I could. I really do. Maybe something in the future. Yep. California. Yeah. I wish I could come to the America, but not right now. I can't. You're one of the people who have inspired me and my parents to go vegan and we're inspiring others to go vegan too. That is the ripple effect in action right there. There we go. That comment there. Abstract swirls. That's what happens. You inspire one person and they inspire their family. Then all of a sudden they're inspiring everyone to go vegan. That's how the ripple effect you don't know. You really don't. You cannot measure who you're affecting. So even if you're affecting people in your, your circle, your circle of influence. That's a matter. That isn't huge. We had every vegan doing that. We'd have a vegan world in no time. We had our first save movement on in Christchurch, but we had problems stopping trucks. How do you guys do it? Yeah. Can be difficult.  That can help. Lots of love from Canada. Thanks so much, Romy. Thank you for your hard work from Germany. Thank you. Vegan for victory. What if you're in the military? Cause I know when you're in combat, you can't order non meat or I think you, I don't think, I depends what military you're in and yeah, like certain militaries are very, located to vegan. So people in Mexico are going vegan. Thanks to you. Wow, Melissa. That's amazing. That's amazing. Well, we've got 222 people in the chat. So if the people that have just arrived to the chat or just let you know where we are in front of a huge chicken slaughterhouse where they murder. A hundred thousand chickens a day. And they're having a, we're having a bit of trouble stopping the trucks. The trucks are just driving through. We've had the police here, not always cooperative and right. Well, I can understand why they're not cooperating because what they're doing in there is an absolute atrocity and they don't want eyes in there. They don't want eyes on them. Do they? So they're trying to, you know, resist. They're resisting, but we're not going away. That's for sure. Okay. So I'm sorry if I miss anyone's, okay, sub dust. He's put, you're an inspiration, Joey, much love for Manchester. Thanks so much for that. The donation there sub dust. I really appreciate that. Come to the animal liberation conference in California. I'd love to. Sorry, I'm a vegetarian, but I'm trying my best to become vegan. Hey team, Taylor Swift, that's amazing that you've made this step to be a vegetarian, but it really doesn't help animals. If you wanted to make the next step, I would advise you go and sign up to challenge 22.com challenge 22.com and they will help guide you to through the tough part at the start and it's really easy. Dairy alternatives. There's literally hundreds or even probably a thousand of them by now. So vegetarian, move on to being vegan. You're all you're almost there. Get rid of the eggs and the dairy and the products that we that we exploit animals with. I think we should not discourage vegetarianism is at least a step in the right direction. I would never encourage vegetarianism. I don't think that's a good idea to encourage vegetarianism. It means nothing for animals. If you've been in the dairy farm, you would understand how horrific dairy is. Like all those cows go straight to the meat industry. The dairy industry is the meat industry. So I would never encourage vegetarianism. I just don't think activists should either. But if someone made a step to stop eating meat for ethics, I would say that's amazing that you've that you've decided to make an ethical decision. But I would also say that vegetarianism doesn't do anything for animals in an ethical way. Great work, team Taylor Swift. I hope you sign up to challenge 22. How do I explain to my dad why I'm a vegan? He still doesn't understand why I do not want to eat dairy. Show him a video. Show him a video and I think you might you know, the video could explain it better than you ever could. Your street debates made me go vegan. It's been three months and I feel amazing. Thank you so much for going vegan. I mean, that was your decision. You were inspired by my video, but you actually made the step, didn't you? So that's great on your part. So do you pop? I'm a vegan, but I only consume eggs. Is that fine? Sorry, my friend, but you're not a vegan. If you consume eggs, eggs are inherently cruel. Backyard eggs are still inherently cruel. If you rescued chickens and you're still looking at them as a product and you're trying to exploit them for their eggs, I don't think that that's moral either. So eggs are not food. They come out of a chicken's backside covered in feces and urine and other fluids. So yeah, they're not food. Stop looking at eggs as food. I used to be ashamed to be vegan because of stereotypes. Never be ashamed to be vegan. But after your videos, I'll stand up for what I believe in. Never be ashamed to stand up for what's right. Okay, I think they're doing a little. Is everything good? Everything all good? Should we let the crew? What's going on? Is everything all right? Yeah, we just think of the truck coming because they're kind of the workers are coming on the road. There's a truck coming guys. Okay, so here we go. All right. So, okay, I'll show my friend your video. He went vegan. Wow, that is amazing. How many success stories here? So happy that the videos are working. I've been trying to tell my family. Okay, here's a truck full of chickens. Can I, can I let you guys see? Okay. They won't let us stop the truck. He's driving in very fast. Very dangerous. Off the public property guys. Okay, so see how fast they're driving through. They don't want us to see the chickens. They don't want us to see the birds because, you know, people see those birds through our phones. They stop eating birds. They look disgusting and they're covered in their own feces and urine, broken legs, broken wings. Really young, abused, one of the most abused animals on earth, not like it's, not that it's a competition or anything, but they are abused like thrown into the back of the truck like they're nothing. Thanks, Rahman. 813, Bruce Lee. I'm from Australia and I'm vegan. Great for you. That's a very proud, say that with pride, mate, because it's amazing that so many people are standing against this absolute atrocity that's happening in here. Pure evil. A truck is evil. Yeah, it is. It is evil. Yeah, evil. It's great actually talking to you. My parents will not let me go vegan. My mum is a nurse practitioner. She retrieves nutrition courses from the industry. She's very defiant. Yeah, show your mum what the health.  You don't have to eat, you know, what your parents cook. Yeah. I mean, how old are you? Maybe like boil up some rice and some vegetables. You know, boil yourself up some pasta with some tomato sauce. Very easy to cook and eat vegan. Yeah, but parents are very difficult. I understand that. I'm, you know, I can understand how hard that would be for you. Try educating your parents. Children are always educating their parents nowadays. What the health? Show them something to do with ethics. That would probably boom. If you're in England, it's what the health. If you're in Australia, it's watchathousandeyes.com. I wish more people would start to know the truth. Me too. Me too. I really wish that too. I went vegan eight months ago. My blood pressure thyroid and insulin normalised. My weight is going back in the right direction. I'm healthy and my conscience is clear. Best decision of my life. Every person that I know that's gone vegan. Best decision they ever made. Foot soldiers in the house. A foot soldier has gone on, mate. Joey, you're planning to come to the USA? I know I've got a lot of US viewers right now because it's about prime time for you. It's about 7pm over there. I am trying to get to the US, but it's hopefully next year something we can organise something. I have a criminal history, so it might be a little bit difficult, but we'll try our best. Do you think everyone will be a vegan one day? Yes. That's inevitable. That is inevitable. Look at all these amazing people behind me standing up for justice. This is happening all over the world. Australia, UK, America, Spain, everywhere you go. People standing up for justice like this. Where I'm from, Portugal, and it's... Okay, I don't know what that said. Your body... You've inspired me to join an anonymous for the voiceless events and begin activism. Keep up the amazing work. Anonymous for the voiceless. Everyone should get involved with anonymous. It's an amazing way to have conversations with people. By watching your video, I was prepared for my first day of activism, was the best feeling I ever wanted to debate with a farmer. I even want to debate with a farmer. Well, debating with a farmer is not very difficult. It's unjustifiable what farmers are doing to animals. It's unjustifiable what human beings are doing to animals. So you've got the truth on your side. Been vegan three months.  Thanks, Danny. The mystical vegan. Keep up the amazing work.  I was vegetarian for five years. I didn't know what was going on in the dairy and egg industry. You changed my viewpoint. Greetings for Belgium. Amazing work. Amazing work. Thank you so much, my friend, for taking the cruelest products, arguably the cruelest products out of your life. There's no necessity for dairy, eggs, leather, any of these animal... Any of the ways we use animals is just horrific and unjustifiable. If anyone is watching that's vegetarian, like, I would just encourage you to sign up to Challenge 22. I mean, my link is in the description of this live stream. Go to my... Go to the description box. Boom. Click my link and sign up to Challenge 22. So easy. So easy and it's so... So fulfilling and gratifying. Not participating in what's going on in there. You know, if you're consuming eggs, all of those egg laying hens are slaughtered for their bodies, all of them. You're supporting the meat industry if you're vegetarian.  So as eggs, eggs kill, eggs kill chickens too. Dairy slaughtered children and dairy cows as well. Horrific. I got told I was strange for not drinking milk today and said I'm the one, said I'm the one that's strange. You're the one that's drinking cow's milk. Yeah. In a world that is strange, the normal looks strange. Husband and I have eaten for four months. Both in our 50s. It's never too late. It is never too too late to start to care about animals. Gordon Ramsey is vegan. I don't know. He just put up a vegan pizza on his Instagram to Gordon Ramsey. We should all go support that. But who knows? I don't think he's going to go completely vegan. He might. It's possible. But maybe he's just trying it as a little trend. I'm ashamed I ever ate meat. Claire, me too. Me too. It's one of my deepest shames. But you, you know, I think consciously contributing to this is would be if you're unconsciously contributing something that you didn't know that you didn't know about. It's different to consciously committing an act of violence or knowingly supporting a violent industry. In India, the conditions of the chickens is even worse. Conditions matter. But it's more about the fact that we are using animals to begin with. If the conditions were amazing, wouldn't change the fact that it's immoral to use and exploit another sentient being so amazing conditions. They still go to a slaughterhouse. They're still used for their bodies still viewed out as products. Conditions are not the problem. Viewing animals like property. That's the problem. What's wrong with backyard chickens? Many things are wrong with back backyard chickens. All of those backyard hens probably come from a hatchery and the hatchery minces up those males alive. The fact is eggs are not food and we should stop viewing animals as a product as a resource. They are not a resource for you. They do not their eggs do not belong to you. That is not your resource. You should grind the eggs shells back up and feed them back to the chickens. If you truly want chickens in your backyard, rescue some and leave them be and help them and look after them and don't just have chickens in your backyard because they're giving you something in return. I feel like that's that's the that's where it all started. People like I got chickens in my backyard. You want some eggs and they started selling them and that's where it all began. Are there any saved movements in England? I can't find one near me. There's a hundred literally in England. So go to thesavemovement.org website and a hundred percent there's one within an hour for me. Only turn vegan one week ago and I'm loving it. Keep up the amazing work. Show your mum nutrition facts at a hundred percent. A lot of comments coming through. So if I don't if I don't reach all of them and there's someone's giving donations. I'm sorry. I can't see where the donations are coming from. So I'm on my phone. I'm really let me see if I can click that. Thank you for whoever's giving donations. It's amazing. All of the donation money goes to fund what we're doing here. Traveling us around getting us from A to B equipment phone usage to I can do live streams like this. All of that. It all helps. Thank you so much. Legion forever. Yeah. Legion DX Sydney amazing. I've got a very high paying drug as I cook, but it does. It does go against my morals. What do you think I should do? If you're in a non-vegan job, you're not you're not directly funding the industries. So that's different if you're buying the flesh. If you're buying the secretions, if you're putting your money from your job into the industry, then then that would be immoral. But if you're working in a non-vegan sort of workplace, you're not funding anything. You're taking your money from there and you're going to put that into buying vegan products at home. Do you think that in 50 years, veganism will take over? I don't put a time frame on it. Laura always taught me that don't put a time frame on it. It can happen faster than what you think. So if we all stand up and do something, you know, that will determine how long this will take quicker. If we all fuel get up at the front of a slaughterhouse with phone cameras on your Facebook, spreading the message a lot quicker than what you think. Okay, let's have a look. My parents aren't vegan. It's so difficult to communicate with them. Use so cratic method. Show them a speech from someone else. That usually helps if you tell sometimes your parents are reluctant to listen to you, but if you get someone else to talk to them like a speech from someone else or a video from someone else, a James Aspie speech, an Earthling Ed speech, a Gary Rofsky, some of my videos, whoever ethical vegan, you know, that you know, get them to get them to talk to your parents through the video. It's usually easier. What's your opinion on feeding dogs vegan? I think it's an obligation. Dogs can be healthy plant based.  It just doesn't make sense to me. Can you not stand in the road where the trucks are coming in or the police stopping you?  This one slaughterhouse workers are at the front. They're not very happy. We're here. They were disrupting their business. They're the business where they murdered a hundred thousand innocent beings a day for anyone who's just arrived to the chat about the front of a massive slaughterhouse here in Sydney, Australia. I'm following the Dominion tour around and we're helping bring the activism scene up at this important time, helping promote the film. And I am doing workshops surrounding the film to get vegans active and this slaughterhouse here in Sydney slaughtered around seven hundred five to six seven hundred thousand chickens a week. So it's really intense busy murderhouse. Thanks for your dedication. Thanks Snow Jobs. Oh, Snow Jobs Snow Jobs was a legend. Snow Jobs shout out to Snow Jobs. He was the legend. He come up and did the prank on me while I was doing our outreach. Okay. There's a lot of quick. There's a lot of comments coming through guys. Let's just try to get through some of them for you. No, you can't feed cats a plant-based diet. Look up the study. Yes, you can. You can feed cats a plant-based diet. You haven't even probably Niko. You probably haven't looked into it yourself, but there's peer reviewed study feeding cats plant-based. It's fine. Cats are obligate carnivores. No, they don't need to eat meat. They are obligate carnivores, but you can specially design their specially designed cat food that contains all the nutrients they need. I'm not here to turn everyone's cats vegan. It's about us first and then we are responsible for the animals we feed our animal, our companion animal.  What animals do in nature should not determine what we do in society. So we need to stop us human beings who have moral agency from enslaving, raping and murdering animals before we look into nature and what lions are doing to survive. Lions do it to survive. We do it for no reason, no justifiable reason. Don't have kids otherwise it would take much longer. I've watched like hundreds of your videos, mate, keep up the good work. A hundred? Why cats are vegan? Yeah, you can't can eat plant-based. You know, if it's if you do it carefully, then how can any way say animals don't have emotions? That's ridiculous to claim that. Will this live stream be up as a video later? Yes, it will be. There's cat vegan cat food with touring in it. Yeah, touring is the nutrient that they need. It's supplemented in the flesh cat food anyway. So it's always supplemented. Murder, innocent beings. You mean chickens, blah, ha, ha. This is, you think that's funny? How do I get rid of this guy? Remove. Bye-bye. I'd use it from channel. Bye-bye. This is what I mean. People laughing at animals being slaughtered. Like they think it's funny. If there were dogs in there, their pet dog in there, they wouldn't be laughing. They'd be on my side. I believe pets wouldn't wouldn't want to be separate from their parents. I believe that too, Johnny. We rescue pets. We don't participate in puppy mills where they're breeding animals into existence and we're taking them away from their mothers. We don't do that. We rescue the animals that are already here. That's the vegan way, my friend. You helped my whole family go vegan, Joey. Thanks for all the work you do.  Wow. Vegan sweet potato. You helped my whole family go vegan. Wow. Thanks. That's amazing. Tell your whole family, Joey said, thank you for what you're doing for animals. It's amazing. Now, what my, what the next step would be after veganism just means that you've stopped participating in the harm to animals. The next step is to convince others to do the same. I've got a little animal here, a little fly trying to get in on the live stream. Excuse me, mate. Yeah, if you, if you get other vegans to do the same, then you're creating even more of an impact, which is fantastic. I'm happy to do it. Awesome. Awesome. All right, guys. How long have I been vegan? Four years now. Four years. How can we promote veganism in a polite, respectful way on social media in your day-to-day life at work when you're talking to people, drop seeds wherever you go, have cards on you with information. Always promote just as two animals. I went vegan after I watched your videos three weeks strong. Keep up the good work in the world. Very proud of you, my friend. Up now, well, I'm sorry, I can't pronounce your name properly. Funny if you squashed the fly. No, it wouldn't be funny. I wouldn't be laughing. Flies are my friends. Sorry, mate. Joey, today it was announced that Ireland will be transporting Irish beef to China. They're probably, which is going to double if not triple the meat industry here. We need you.  I swear, like a huge amount of animals are being slaughtered in China. It's crazy, but that doesn't get, the Western countries are not off the hook. We're slaughtering heaps too. Can you expect majority vegans in the Western world within your lifetime? I do not put a time limit on it, my friend. We all need to get up and work harder. Eight members of my family, vegan. Okay, this is what trucks is. So we're at the front of a slaughterhouse waiting for chicken trucks to arrive. That's what we're doing. Legion X in Sydney, Australia. I'm here touring around for Dominion for those of you who have just arrived. Fly is trying to get in my mouth. I'd love for my family to go vegan. We'll just keep trying with them. You know, advocate in a strategic way with family. You don't want to create a division between you guys. Truck drivers are stopping. I wanted to devote my life to the movement. Any thoughts on how to make that happen? Just advocate in your circle, advocate online, advocate wherever you go. Print some cards out. Share videos with people. Get on social media. Make some videos. If that's you, if that's not you, get out on the streets. Talk to people at AV. There's many ways you can do it, but just intertwine it into your lifestyle. Intertwine your advocacy into your lifestyle. Advocate at work in a polite, respectful way.  Be creative with it.  No one's stopping you.  You need to be proactive and get into it. No one gave me a book on how to, to spread the message. I just had the desire and the intention in my heart. And then I just, that's what fueled my fire. Who are some of your other favorite vegan activists and YouTubers? There's many women in the movement that are doing an amazing job. Many women in the movement. They actually run a lot of the saves. Laura does a lot of the work in the background. Luna and all the other women activists overseas and in Australia and the UK. They're doing amazing work. Okay. So here we're out in front of the slaughterhouse. Anyway, guys, I'm going to leave you guys with just this. I'm trying my best to keep bringing you content to upload. I am traveling and it takes a lot out of you doing a really big fly. I'm filming at the same time. And I'm also in the videos. I'm producing and editing and running three social media platforms at the same time. We're trying to organize the troop. We've got things that come up in life as well. And, you know, it's very taxing doing speeches, doing Q and A's and, you know, constantly, constantly on the go and always trying to advocate the best that I can. It can be a lot to take on as well. So I'm just trying my best to keep my head above water and keep bringing you content and keep trying to help animals and do my best for the movement. And I just want you all to know that the videos are on their way. But we're mid tour about after this vigil, we're about to fly to Brisbane. Okay. Already been to Adelaide, already been to this. We're in Sydney now and about to fly to Brisbane. Thank you all for your support. Thank you for your patience as well. I wish I could answer all of your questions. Thank you for the donations in the little chat box up there. Amazing. Thanks for all of that. And I love you all. I love all of my YouTube fam. A lot of you been there for me since I started this, which is amazing. Thank you so much for all your help. And yeah, everyone out there, every individual watching this, stand up for what is right and get involved in activism, in advocacy, advocate in your circle, do whatever you can to get this message out there. And that is what will determine how long this takes for all of us to get to the vegan world. Peace. See you later.


After years of hard work, more than 1,100 students can officially call themselves a Bemidji State graduate. Reporter Sherelle Moore shares the stories of the Class of 2018. I'll probably miss being on the lake the most, honestly. I love being outside and it's just an absolutely beautiful campus. Many have dreamed of the day when they would finally get to walk across the stage with their degree in hand. For some graduates, this moment represents a journey of hard work and perseverance. Well, I honestly slumped out of school twice before going back to the Northwest Technical College. And then after I succeeded there, I came back to VSU. Five, six years ago, I didn't see myself in college at all. I'm originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and when I moved up here, I started working. I'm like, no, why not take a shot at education and see what it can do for me.  This year, 53 graduates were American Indian students, the most ever for VSU. There were also 64 master degree recipients and 39 veterans, not to mention a number of international students. The reason that I came here is because it feels like home. I was in here before but with all the pictures and there are some other Nepali students and because that's what they've said, I really feel like home. Many graduates say they're excited to get started in their career. I'm looking forward to being in a data science field. I want to see what it has to offer. Not going to class mostly and not having to worry about take tests. I'm excited to actually get out there and start teaching. While some will be furthering their education, like Naomi, who received a full ride to the Medical College of Wisconsin. I've had so much support and so many great people at VSU. I would have done okay by myself but everybody here makes the difference. Kenneth says he's looking forward to spending time with family. In particular, his son. It's probably the best four-year investment that I possibly have ever made and I don't thank VSU a lot for everything that they've done for me. As for the rest of our graduates, it's safe to say the sky's the limit. Congratulations. Congratulations to all those graduates out there. Northwest Technical College also had their graduation today. This year more than 200 students earned their degree from NTC. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Efforts at ensuring the singed hospital is adequately equipped to respond to the health needs of the people in the south of the island are underway, following the recent handover of hospital beds, oxygen concentrators, pharmaceuticals, cardiac monitors, labric agents, and consumables to the hospital. The handover of items was made possible by the Project Implementation Unit within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs through the Contingent Emergency Response Components SIRC of the Health System Strengthening Project, HSSP. Project coordinator of the HSSP, Janet Hughes, says it is her hope that the hospital will utilize these resources to improve on their service delivery to clients. The hospital is expected to provide lab services to persons accessing the services under the PBF and the UHC. The supplies and equipment given to you today should go a long way in enabling the hospital in meeting its obligations under both programs, bearing in mind that both of the programs are critical policy decisions taken by the Government of St. Lucia. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health, Jenny Danielle says, the Ministry is pleased to continue supporting the singed hospital as to ensure they provide quality patient care. The Ministry of Health is really the parent ministry for St. Jude Hospital and we try as much as possible to show goodwill and to provide what we can provide through of course our World Bank Project and the PIU in order to provide the support that is required for the care service provision. We do require that St. Jude Hospital take good care of the equipment that is provided. We are expecting that there would be a certain degree of management of the equipment and tracking of the equipment to ensure that it remains within the premises to provide the service that is really required by persons who most of the time cannot afford private healthcare outside of the hospital. Chief Executive Officer of the St. Jude Hospital Lydia Atkins expressed appreciation and gratitude for the items and supplies and said, this signified the groundwork for future collaboration and efforts to strengthen the delivery of health services to its clients. These supplies will allow the hospital to focus on delivering day-to-day care to patients and we are pleased that these items will augment equipment available at St. Jude Hospital and on the wards where they are needed most. Today's supplies will go a long way in improving the environment in which we provide care, safeguarding lives, ensuring patient safety, adequacy of supplies to support care pathways, safeguarding continuity of care, improving provider-client relationships and satisfaction levels of staff and enhancing our ability here at St. Jude Hospital to treat and care for all patients who access our services. Minister for Health, the Honourable Moses Jabatis, reiterated his government's commitment to strengthening the health system and to ensure things are better for the clients who access services at the St. Jude Hospital. Our government is very committed, Honourable Philip JP as Prime Minister is very committed to the health sector and we are very committed to doing the things that we must do now to ensure that the health sector remains strong. The St. Jude Hospital received 20 hospital beds, 5 oxygen concentrators, cardiac monitors, pharmaceuticals, lab consumables and reagents, valued at over US $60,000. Reporting from the Project Implementation Unit within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs, I am Funnel Neptune.


Fiting is not a main food alone. We need to feel somewhat intellectual, as the capacity is key to drive an innovation or to create a change within the society because the main curriculum is the mindset. But if we do integrate the indigenous knowledge system from the community, what they know and what we know, we integrate that, then we can come out with the sustainable intervention strategies to create an impact in terms of food security. We need to dialogue with the policy makers because as long as we want to move forward in our research, we need support. And that support that is going to come from the policy makers can only come if they know exactly what we are doing and they will support us better. We are happy that within the context of this particular meeting there is going to be a ministerial platform where they will talk and we will also be able to interact with them because the policy makers need to do what they are doing so that they can support us better. I think if we can use the leadership resources that we have effectively, then we can get good results but I sometimes think we tend to think our help will come from outside. We will also not choose what help to the best of our knowledge. Of interest to me, it was the biomass discussions especially the competition between soil fertility and livestock feeding because I really think biomass is an issue for semi-arid areas. So for me, in those ways, I got some interesting insights on what strategic options need to be looked at to address this issue of declining biomass and increasing livestock populations. Feed in Africa, I think now it's more than an issue for researchers and government and NGOs. I think we need to engage the private sector more. So in such forums, I think it will be very vital for us to include private sector players who are also part and parcel of the value chains who can come up and also we partner so that at least we come up with a common objective for everyone with all key stakeholders present so that at least it's easier when we go back to the ground it's easier to implement some of the key messages which we have developed.