Because you know I keep telling you know we got to talk about another time you get to my next guest all right Jennifer Thanks for the update. Okay. Thanks Ernie. Bye. Bye Christian youth by Steven I got you. I'm here. Okay. Go ahead and count the five for me one two three four five Hey again One two three four five. All right. Here we go Hashtags sleeping in have been retweeted over a million times by lazy Catholic teens while tweets like If God was real how come there's so much murder and I'm still Catholic I just don't go to church or believe in Jesus have been especially successful with college students who are questioning the church's teaching The Pope is this active on social media and a skeptical about God as I am look. He just treated. I'm not religious I'm spiritual. That's totally how I feel Pope Benedict's aides say his next project involves reaching out to Muslims by sitting down with Islamic leaders and proclaiming his undying allegiance to a law This is the onion news network and now live from the studios of freedoms Felix Ernest Hancock Believe me when I say we have a difficult time ahead of us But if we are to be prepared for it, we must first shed our fear of it I stand here without fear because I remember I Remember that I am here not because of the path that lies before me, but because of the path that lies behind me I Remember that for 100 years. We have bought these machines and After a century of war. I remember that which matters most We are still here and remember Your independence Amir in his Hancock here in Phoenix there was a naive and the be a ut full studios of freedoms of the NAS Freedon's Phoenix, uh, oh Stephen can sell it. Oh man intellectual private. I got a bunch of bunch of bunch of bunch of update We need to do and the next hour Frederick Heffernmel is going to be talking to us about the Nobel Prizes for whatever, you know this Nobel thing I'm like, I'm not sure I want one I mean seriously so we'll get into that Stephen can sell a intellectual property I have a lot of specific issues to do but first, you know, how are you? I'm very good. How you doing Ernie? Okay. This is let me tell you it was probably three years ago about Where we first were introduced we had you on the show We talked about various things man. It's intellectual property if that is not a touchy issue for some people including You know libertarians arguing about how many libertarians can dance on the head of the freedom pan I mean, you know, they are definitely, you know one side of the other on this thing and I'm and even intellectual property If you got a if that is a property Who enforces it?  I mean, you know So I'm I'm wondering how the debate has been going over the last few years when on my radar screen It really started, you know, hitting the libertarian as we're we argued all this to okay war. We got that taken care of The force okay, we got that and and we can privatize this and we're we're making our way more towards the volunteer We're getting closer and closer and closer and then intellectual property. How how's your position holding up? And what is your position go? Okay, so, um, I agree with you understand what you're talking about. Um, It is a touchy issue. It's hard to accept. Um My impression is that more and more libertarians have become opposed to intellectual property But they see the problems with it. They see how the government is using it as an excuse to police the internet, for example um So I think more and more people are becoming hostile to it The problem is look, I don't think it's the worst problem in the world. It's one of the top three or four or five I think actually go ahead and bring your camera down a little bit for me bring your camera down a little bit for me Will you please? Oh, sorry. Yeah. There you go. How's that? Tell me she got it. It's one of the top issues But the what makes it in a way one of the worst problems is that it goes under the rubric of property, right? So people are confused by this We don't we don't believe the drug war is a property rights issue Or in other words, we don't believe that you can justify the drug war by calling it a property rights issue In fact, it violates property rights same thing with regular war same thing with the central the central bank the federal reserve things like that Okay, but the problem with ip is we sell these patent and copyright laws As property rights and most of us are in favor of property rights So when the government calls it a property right, we're sort of confused or should we be in favor of it? Or should we not be in favor of it? And then you have these people that are opposed to the state opposed to legislation as a way of making law They get confused like well, how would we have a free society that supported these property rights that really only came about because of legislation So I think it's it's an issue that makes people reevaluate their fundamental presuppositions about justice about rights about fairness about freedom Liberty and property rights Well, how do you define? See you're right. I I would see that they would take advantage of using certain intellectual Of course, I'm intellectual. I I support intellectuals. I'm an intellectual supporting kind of guy property.  But what are we actually talking about and we'll get to the Shire society davi barker el nil smith thing at the freedom summit this February we had judge federal magistrate judge buttrick, you know Was going to do an arbitration mediation friday night time We were working on that behind the scenes We didn't announce it because we were going back and forth between everyone and in the end El nil smith decided look i'm not putting up what I consider to be my property up for evaluation by somebody Which is a perfectly legitimate, you know Concern and a position a lot of us would take on things that we believe that's our property Hey, i'm not putting it up for discussion. It's mine. Well, the problem is and we'll get into it Let me go ahead and define it and we'll get in in Because I think this is illustrative of a very good point El nil smith and some of his writings I don't know decades ago wrote a thing as the declaration of unanimous consent Right. Well, that was I signed it a long time ago. Right. I remember that now that was taken by the Keneax or free state guys or shire society and then those guys they thought that was cool You know, they wasn't take it wasn't taken let's step back It wasn't taken it was copied and used and remodeled. All right, so he didn't he didn't he's not missing his Okay, no, we'll get you'll help me out here. I'm sure I know thank you But you know the point is is that that was Copied used took the brain cells that accumulated that information regurgitated it into their own whatever So davi barker took and stylized it and you know did the calligraphy on it and the shire society declaration Well instead of being honored or this is exactly what I wanted to happen or manifested in or whatever El nil, you know, I I I'm not really sure The argument was hey, it's mine. I should at least get some credit I should something would say you of course acknowledge they get credit. Yeah, they acknowledged that, you know It came from him. He actually didn't want credit. He said this is not well because they changed it a little bit modified Let me finish steven They modified it to the point to where he's going.  It's not my now. It's not mine. You're right. That's you know, it's all right You don't want me to know about something. You don't want me to you know, take that property or whatever's in my head Then don't give it to me. I mean, you know, then you know because the second it hits my head It's mine now, you know or also or shared or its words or whatever So this argument it sounds like you know something about it go ahead and define the argument We got like a minute and a half here What the argument is and then we'll use this as a really good example what we're talking about it goes into other areas But can el neal claim in your opinion? a Property right in words that he wrote on paper No, he cannot uh, he doesn't actually I look I respect him. I like it works. I've bought a lot of them I signed his declaration But in my opinion, I agree with the anarchist ben juman tucker who wrote over a hundred years ago He said if you want your invention to yourself keep it to yourself Okay, if you make an idea or information public Then you have to expect that other people might learn from it If you sell a product then you have to expect that people might compete with you by copying Or emulating what you do if I sell an iphone and it's a hit product a new touchscreen smartphone I have to expect that if it's a popular hit it makes profits That profit signal will draw competitors. This is what we call and quote marks on the free market Competition, this is what we call learning. This is what we call emulation. There is nothing Immoral or wrong with copying Emulating people or learning from what information we acquire on the free market If you are going to make a fact public for whatever your reasons Then you have to expect that people might learn from that information And if that involves the ability to copy what you're doing or to learn from it or build on it or remix it Then so be it that is what we call freedom and the free market The attempt to stop this is actually anti private property anti liberty And empowers the state to restrict our freedoms, especially with the internet Which is one of the most important tools for freedom in existence in human history And anything we do should be aimed at keeping the internet free to preserve our liberties and preserve our freedoms Okay, l neil smith would Disagree and we're gonna talk about whatever that disagreement is when we come back, you know Can you have such a thing as intellectual property? They named it that they got a category for it They got you know, it's used in vernacular. I mean we got you know, uh copyright and you know And uh trademark and all of a sudden, you know, we're going to talk about it Stephen cancella on this very issue when we come back on declare your independence with me Ernest Hancock Assistant Hello back Yeah, um, you know one thing steven I'm really I I want to make sure l neil smith's argument is uh presented and pure if I could really understand what it is Okay, and let me back. Let me back. I didn't know we were going to talk about smith and that's fine This is about two. You this is about two or three years ago. So it's not a fresh debate that i'm aware of No, yeah, it is it's really been amping up You know, I've been you know asked to be part of uh mediation and doing all and we were going to do it at the summit And judge butchers going to judge it and it's got you know, I wasn't aware of that Maybe maybe you can explain it, but um, I'll be happy to present his argument But to be honest and fair to him He doesn't have an argument. All he says is it's stealing his argument is that you're stealing the work Well, see it's a good foundation because we're on l ren You know, it's in freeman's network. There is this controversy Amping up again to the point where l neil was calling posh over at silver circle movie Um, you know, he has a relationship with complaining about davi. So this kind of got resurrected and I talked to l neil I wasn't aware. Okay. I wasn't aware. I didn't even know that it was online Well, do you know who john buttrick is? No, I don't he's a federal he was uh libertarian for governor here in the 90s And legislature and went on to become a superior court judge now as a federal magistrate And he's a good friend of ours and he speaks at the freedom summit on a regular basis And uh, his whole thing is you know in the future when we have a volunteer society You're still gonna have conflict resolution. How are you gonna do that? So so this was a perfect example Go into that. Yeah, I've actually written international law books on arbitration and I know a little bit about it So but I'm a libertarian not a federal magistrate. Yeah, I understand The point that I'm bringing this up is one it is kind of fresh But it looks like we're not gonna get it fixed at the summit because l neil's like going look I'm not putting my you know, I believe it's mine. Why am I putting it up for any kind of dispute? I decided, you know Problem over. Okay. I think I don't know what level of extraction you want me to go into I'd be happy to talk about that on any level you'd like No, I already it's steven my show. I get do what I want. Here we go. Okay. Get ready now So the thing is is that at the core of everything that you're going to say This is a legitimate and current and uh, talked about topic right now because you're saying l neil does not have An intellectual property right, you know, okay, that's fine. We don't have to talk about, you know Drag out just this one particular thing, but you can't just say that you got to say why he doesn't And I need you to articulate l neil's best argument of white now that doesn't mean it's legitimate in your mind or it doesn't what I don't care But I need you to you know, because he's not here to defend himself to at least repeat what you think he's understand Then we'll chop it up, but I need him to be represented I can do that. All right. Here we go. I got it Call 1-800-441-6064 That's 1-800-441-6064 What's up next visit the liberty radio network program guide to find out at shows dot l r n dot f m that shows dot l r n dot f m To be a part of the show call<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> and now Ernest Hancock Welcome back to declare your independence of me Ernest Hancock here in Phoenix, Arizona Stephen Concella, I mean talking to all kinds of news and everything in the electoral property But we got to talk about what we know. What does it mean? You know, so here we have I want to get I don't want to dwell on it anymore than we really need to But the thing is is that here we have a good hardcore long time Considered to be on the edge fringe kind of no compromise libertarian that believes He's got a property right and stuff he wrote, you know decades ago. It's mind mind mind mind mind So steven I just need from your perspective. I know you disagree with him and I'm you know I lean more towards the volunteerist kind of whatever. Do you don't want me to know about it? Don't put it in my head. But the thing is is I go the best just have fairness to l neal I need what is it that he is saying that would resonate with any of us or is there anything Articulate his position. He has property right or some kind of ownership of these words that he put up in the way And nobody else can use any of the I mean argue his case for him a little bit trying to help me understand his perspective Oh, absolutely. So he's got two cases The first one would be legal like he could argue he does have a legally recognized property right In his novels, let's say or in his writings under the copyright statute So it is true that there is a copyright law in the u.s. And in most of the world Uh that recognizes a property right in these artistic creations and original works of authorship Okay, so he does have a legal right But that I don't think he would want to rely upon that because he's an anarchist like I am And not every law the state enacts and enforces is compatible with justice Like laws against slavery laws for eminent domain tax laws drug laws, etc So just because there's a law doesn't mean it's legitimate So he does have a legal right. The question is should he have a legal right? Should there be property rights in patterns of information and in writings? And the the argument he's relying on is best I can tell from what he's said and I've read some of his writings on on facebook and on the on the free keen If I recall forums, etc Is the standard argument that you own what you create Which is a lock-in type of argument the labor the idea that you own yourself you own your body Therefore you own what you your labor And therefore you own what you mix that labor with and what you create in the world It's sort of a randian argument the idea that if you create something some nebulous thing that has economic value That you have a property right in it and a poem or a novel or a Paper is a thing of value in the modern economy and therefore you have a property right in it That's the basic argument. It's full of fallacies And it's full of confusions, but I think that's the argument and That type of argument is used by libertarians to justify Regular property rights property rights in land and in the products of your labor like when you sell your labor services And you want to get paid for that you don't want the government to take a cut of that So you you you might fall back on the argument. I own my labor. I own myself. I own my The fruits of my labor so you shouldn't tax that so you can see a sort of common ground in these types of arguments But it's really Based upon some economic and political confusions Okay, now that's a very good, you know Thank you for that and you look at things like we got to go to china to be free I mean, you know, they don't You know, it's copyright. I don't know tell you're talking about, you know, we're not taking anything from you I made a whole bunch of cds here and we're putting them on the street corner and sell and you know get over it Oh, no, you got to have crap. Well, who's making that complaint? Who's the pressure doing that? What's the philosophy that they're doing? So this you can see from my standpoint, this is the argument This is a perfect example. This is it. So you have so so you're saying there isn't a role of government or anybody To have some kind of there's a differentiation between You know, what is created that is tangible that somebody can have and that's one of and they transfer around and so on But an idea that can be represented in what ones and zeros I mean, it can be replicated a bunch of times. It can be a muse A song it can be music. It can be a book. It can be a movie It can be you know at what point because I deal with it on frames phoenix all the time We get away with a lot of stuff because you know, it's news or or uh, free speech or whatever the heck and they And and and the big thing going on with areas.  I don't even look I mean, I'm just like, you know, I I I got attorneys go go deal with them I'm going to do whatever that forwards information and if you want to come after me Well, heck that's that's new news that we need to talk about, you know So I'm so I don't really rely on anything other than my sense of you know information and sharing and have But you know, you'll have some libertarian this intellectual property right thing now What makes the difference in your mind that you don't apply property rights to things that you create with your Mind that go out there. We haven't got to that part yet. That's what I wanted to build up to So go ahead and go. How would you distinguish the difference to where those kind of rules don't apply Basically, you have to step back and think why do we even need property rights? Why why does this institution arise? It arises because we live in a world where you and I want to use things To get things done right our bodies and other things you want to drink milk You want to have a piece of land you want to have a house you want to have Weapons you want to have fishing equipment Whatever these things by their nature or what's called scarce or rivalrous resources There are things that can only be used by one person at a time So either you have a system of rules that say who can use these things or you don't if you don't Then we we're having like a battle of everyone against everyone a war of all against all Most of us prefer peace. We prefer society We prefer cooperation and we have a dim recognition that If we have a system of rules that say listen, let's have an orderly way of assigning rights to use these things Because only one person can use these resources at a time So we come up with these property rights Because it helps make for a prosperous orderly civilized cooperative society Um And we pretty much all agree on the common sense rules whoever gets the thing first gets to use it Or if you sell it to someone else then they're the they're the new owner It's pretty common sense. But the fundamental issue is When we identify such a scarce resource the kind of thing that there can be a conflict over Then we have to have a property rule that says who gets to own it and that's why we have disputes That's why we have conflict It's always over a given resource and the libertarian answer and the common sense answer has always been The first user or the person that buys it or gets it by contract or inheritance from a previous owner Is the rightful owner the problem with making ideas of A property right giving a property right and ideas is that you're you really cannot control an idea You can't control information Really, it's a disguised way of getting control over people's property rights So for example, if you have a copyright in a novel That means that you can use the government courts or the legal system to Tell someone that they can't use their own property in a certain way Right, or if you have a patent on an invention You can tell them you can't use your own property in a certain way So the fundamental mistake behind this notion is the idea that creation Is a source of property rights. It's really not creation Is a source of wealth what creation means what production means is you own resources already Like I own some raw materials And I use my labor my creativity to fashion them into something more valuable So I make it more valuable, but I have to own it already creation is not an independent source of ownership All right We're starting to get into the nitty gritty and I got a great example another one when we come back Unintended consequences the book. Oh, you can get it in the mobi file You can get it on kendo. You can get pdf and everything on freemes phoenix in today's show Oh, I'm breaking some law. I just know it Did you know that free aid is a mutual aid educational and networking organization? Okay, good example is you're familiar with the book unintended consequences or whatever john ross's thing. Is that ring of bell? Say yeah unintended consequences. You ever heard of that book? It was it was written in 94 is really big on in the gun community. It was uh, you know Just batf would go to the gun retailers at the shows and you know, you sure you want to carry it was a big controversy Well, it's going to be reprinted again copies are going if you look it up You can get you know from 190 to 400 dollars a hardback copy. I mean it is a very popular book What happened is we were talking about it and somebody sent me All these different files from the internet You had the kendo file the amazon file the this file the pdf file that we put it up on freemes phoenix And just said you know here everybody's screaming about you can't get it and nobody has it and you got whatever And we put it up so they just download it and read it and done and it's one of the most popular downloads on my entire site Is downloading that book So what laws am I breaking?   We did a thing called safe.  So what happened was he wanted to have a blurb on it Well, I was a young activist.  He goes. How come you didn't write it? I go Oh, you want me to support it that way? Hell. I thought you we bought three cases of the book I didn't know what the hell you wanted, you know, don't say I didn't support you I bought three cases of the book, you know, so so it's um, I just didn't understand But the thing is is that these guys they really have an ownership and it's mine. Mine freaking mine I'm I know I ran all other stuff went out the window when it came down to it was mine Okay, so the intellectual property I would see that they would look at this as I'm A compliment as real libertarians. They're like, yes, my whole point was to get these ideas out my whole point Oh, I made some money. Okay. That's cool. Well, go where yogurt says the real money is I mean, you know, it's kind of so I I I'm really trying that is the line all this other stuff we talk about blah blah blah blah blah Is it can you copyright or should the government be there to protect ideas? And what is and what I want to talk about now and we I'll bring up the unintended consequences thing real quick But when we get back into you I really want to get is how much this line of thought stifles innovation You know and in in patents and in uh innovations and energy and so like they go to uh, elan musk and they go Yeah, you're building all this great, you know rocket engines new technology and everything how come But you're not even using the patent. They goes.  They you know, yeah Who else is going to buy it? You want to copy it? I can sell fat if you you want to buy one of my engines go right ahead It costs this much So this is why I want to get you know into the stifling of innovation and so on because of intellectual property rights That's what I'm building up to Yeah, got it. No problem if you enjoy lrn.fm Please contribute to your favorite shows via their websites and become an amplifier at amp dot lrn.fm. That's amp dot lrn.fm There are those that just want to be left alone And those that just won't leave them alone Which one are you the earnest Hancock show? Oh, baby. Oh, we got Stephen cancella on the line.  We have On freedoms phoenix. We were talking about it and one of our listeners out of houston I think it was had a bunch of files, you know, you can read it on kendo You can do it on your amazon look whatever thing you have pdf You can do it on the computer or on your uh easy reader on your tablet or whatever Unintended consequences now a lot of you guys made out remember It's like 20 years ago when it was came out right after waco and all this kind of stuff It's all how the gun Issue was used by the man for control and so on it was a fascinating novel very popular batf There's going to gun shows and any retailer that has it and they're going are you sure you want to be selling this kind of Big controversy tried to go after him's long story, but I think it is excellent idea. It's going to be reprinted. They're going back in the print with it And that was another fight And i'm going you know, we have the opportunity to put this up for everybody I know it's very popular because you go online you want to buy that book is minimum like 200 for a hardbound book They go 300 400 nice crisp good hardbound copies 300 bucks This 300 dollar version a friend of mine got for another friend a young man that wanted he never could He bought it for 300 dollars here. He had some money gave it to him You know because he thought it's a cool thing to do and i'm going wow So me putting that up, you know, uh, I'm sure I violated something or somebody can say I did I think they should come after me Let's talk about it. So this is a good example But it's more than that patents on energy devices and mr. Tesla does this and Einstein did that and so and so came and changed and Put another screw in and did and kind of different drawn perspective Of the orientation of the CAD file of the whatever and we're going to repat and everything and nothing gets done Elon musk is building brand new kind of man. We haven't had new rocket technology for 40 50 years He goes I do this myself gets his tony stark 3d You and kind of making 3d printing of titanium with lasers 3d printing rocket nozzles And this is where we're going and he goes we can go straight to manufacturing from my head into the CAD Into a 3d printed onto the rocket done and am I going to patent that? Why would I because they went on a ted talk they're on how come you're not patting this you don't patent Why aren't you patting and he goes? Why would I patent? He goes I'm going to go up there and use the very people that who's my competition the government I'm buying my own stuff. Why don't we patent something I can just make and I buy if I put it out there? And I get all the detailed drawings.  Why am I asking them screw them? I'm done with this patent thing. I'm like right on So let's talk to Stephen about that The innovation that is canceled out the the problems that we have because Of this idea of intellectual property. How much is humanity suppressed because of it Stephen? Well, it's hard to figure out the numbers. I've done estimates myself. Most people are trying to find justifications for IP patent law copyright law and so they they do these empirical studies And they all come out inconclusive or they conclude that there's something wrong here Um, my best estimate is that like in the united states alone under the patent system alone forget copyrights We're probably imposing One two three four hundred five hundred billion dollars a year of net loss on the economy maybe more Because of this copyright is less of an economic thing more of a freedom thing, right? So in a way, I think copyright is the worst damage patents the patent system I look at it as a 500 billion dollar a year tax taxes are bad, but they just slow growth down Okay, the copyright system is used to justify extra dotting people from other countries invading You know kim.com's home in new zealand Of ratcheting up cyber law protection and the control over the internet Which is a fundamental tool for freedom So the damage done by copyright is almost immeasurable because it's it's a it's a restriction on our freedoms What we need to understand is that copyright and patent law originated copyright originated with the literal Control of thought and the press by the government Which culminated in the statute of ann of 1709 This was an attempt to form a guild system where the government and the church could stop the printing of books Uh that they didn't want printed Right. It was an attempt to censor ideas And that's what it's being used for now Authors still because of the copyright system basically sell their souls to the publishing industry I mean just look up type in harlequin, you know these harlequin romances These there's a there's a class action lawsuit going on right now because these harlequin romance authors can't put on amazon The ebooks of their back catalog which could make them Tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars Because of copyrights they entered into with the publishing industry Which took the you know stepped into the place of the state and the guild system in the aftermath of the statute of ann patents In the attempt to monopolize and mercantilize industry that is the government would grant monopolies To stop competition. They would say you're the only guy that can sell Sheepskin or playing cards in a given region And we will sell this right to you if you will give us allegiance or taxes or collect taxes or whatever So it was in in fact the first You know the modern copyright statute originated in the statute of monopolies 16 23 in england And that's what it has resulted in you have samsung and apple and google All battling each other on the smartphone wars for example using their patents And what they do is they stop competition from the small players because they can't afford To spend two three four five twenty million dollars on lawyers And to acquire patents So the patent system helped stop competition today just like it was originally planned to do The thing is when these when these rights originated they were not confused with natural rights or property rights Everyone knew they were exceptions. They were Government granted intrusions on freedom and the free market And that's how they thought of them and that's how they thought of it Yes, but so then when when economists free market advocates started opposing these intrusions these privileges these monopoly grants of the of the government these censorship the censorship mechanisms They started calling them intellectual property rights as a way to Propagandize the populace and the legislators and say, oh, it's just a type of property right Because you can sell it obviously hell you can sell you can sell political favors. Does that mean it's a property right? You know, does it mean that lobbying the government should be a property right? It's ridiculous People think of their social security grants as property rights That doesn't mean that we are in favor of social security So we have to not let the government label Confuse us which it has done a lot of libertarians Uh like smith You know, my thing is is that uh, you know The best way for me is if you don't want me To have it as part of my mind and part of how I act and part of what I do and part of what I create and part of what I say Well, then don't tell me I mean, you know, once it becomes I'm not going to build firewalls in my mind. That's what starts all this cognitive dissidents That's where you start getting into confusion That's where you start, you know, you're you're sitting there thinking about how you're Able to think and what you're willing or able to think about and include and all that and humanity does not march on that way So I'm going no, that's why I'm I'm so supportive of just, you know, it's my mind wherever it goes Accumulated whatever I got from whatever and I'm going to do whatever I want with it without these Hurdles and roadblocks that I put in my head. So what do you advocate? We're coming up on the the break here But I want you to think about this during the break In in comment, hopefully we can get steven to talk about the power of his position If he has his position Uh is accepted by generation next as we go on they start because it's only now that this is even being able to be out There to be discussed and incorporated in how we live and how we think about stuff How much will things change? How how far can humanity go? How quickly will we evolve and we have we has this been a lid on our evolution? Has it been a restraint? Is it a chain on our brain? Oh, that's a good one. I'm gonna do that.   You can't say it. Don't think about it. Don't use chain on brain. It's all mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine When it comes to investing in precious metals, you know mine mine mine mine mine. Okay, so Yeah, that's one thing that's funny. You have steven cober will come up with something like that He goes that copyright fox is mine mine mine mine mine mine and there is a mechanism, you know for that very thing Is there not Can I sit there and say go trademark copyright? I say so that's mine You know, I mean that what what's the mechanism for something like that? Um For like a slogan you mean.  That's more trademark. But can you just claim it? I mean do I got to go file a piece of paper? I remember um, it was uh, los angeles lakers and uh, the coach I can't remember his name. He he trademarked the phrase three Pete I don't know if you remember that, you know, he goes three Pete, you know, they're going for the third Bast NBA championship or something. Yeah, that's that's a trademark So he actually did Yeah, if you and well, I'm Be careful where you're going. I'm starting to lose you a little bit. Can you hear me now? I can hear you but the video's not really going I think it'll be straight in a second. Um Yeah, no, that's a trademark issue. That's another type of acting which we haven't talked about too much But yeah, that's definitely a trademark And you established that by use can you hear me? Yeah, go ahead and bring the camera down a little bit. I got top of your head There you go. Yeah, you established trademark by use Okay, but you can file a federal mark by registration. So it's like copyright. It's like patent to it to a to a degree Um, look, I'm I'm totally about the trademark as well and I can go into that too, but that's getting into the weeds Um, well, I mean, yeah, I don't want to spend a lot of time on that now But I my thing is is that you know, innovate humanity marches on Unless there's somebody got chains around your brain and I'm going all right. Where are the chains? That's why I'm supportive of what you know You're having to say and do and your work and such because I could see for the first time in certainly my activist lifetime And so on there's someone, you know as passionately arguing for the elimination of intellectual property As people are arguing for property and and and intellectually being able to back it up And I'm going, you know, I'm glad that this is being done because I can see the stifling of it I mean in every aspect.  I do Newspaper and magazine and online and the radio and I got I got, you know, IP You know delusion me from every angle. So I'm just going look. I need to have some philosophical basis Yeah, can you hear me? Yeah, keep You were fading for a second. Go ahead. Well, yeah, when you moved it changed a bunch of stuff here It's catching up on the video. All right. So my thing is okay I'm sorry My signal is stronger. I'm not sure.  When you started walking around the signal got dropped a little bit and the video would not enough bandwidth Wherever it was. So anyway, it's catching up. I think it's okay now. Sorry. Okay. So the the thing is is that I'm looking into the future We're all about generation next and as we train and we Discuss these issues instead of it being, you know The week of copyright and junior high and they talk about how and what and you can and can't and plagiarize and don't Copy in the internet and you use too much of a paragraph kind of crap.  What is the replacement indoctrination? What is the replacement information then the last segment here? That's what I want to get to. Okay Absolutely. All right. Here we go in dot com. That's free keen dot com You can watch the lrn studio cam and chat with other listeners anytime at cam dot lrn dot fm That's cam dot lrn dot fm And now live from the studios of freedoms phoenix earnest Hancock Welcome back to declare your independence of beer to stand out here in Phoenix, Arizona. Hi, hello Even cancella intellectual property. This is a much more important issue than I think people realize This is because what are we always about generation next and what do we got with generation next? We need to you know get their their mind Freed we need them to understand all the ramifications of their decisions and how they interact with each other under what Philosophy and you know, of course, they're going to be you know property property property I'm a freedom guy for property and then they got intellectual property. Is that a property? Why isn't it not now let's talk to the 10 12 year old child that's going into junior high And they're going to give them a dose of gimmick because in junior high when they're starting to go through puberty When they're just starting to question challenge the man, what are they doing? You got to have the most hours in school required sitting in the chair getting their indoctrination in seventh and eighth grade You have them doing government and you have them doing social studies and you have them doing I'm just a bill and you have them that garen freaking tea trademark copyright intellectual property all that starts going and this is how it is according to the mandatory youth camp indoctrination leader Okay, and you're going and that's not so what do you tell this person going into puberty? And they're looking to challenge the man and I getting what their mind is free How what is the base philosophy that you want these kids going in asking these very questions of what they can do They're starting to be creative in art. They're starting to be creative in writing They're starting to be creative in youtube's all of a sudden they get a takedown notice from youtube So I'm sorry. Yeah, that's why we're not on youtube We put on vimeo and we do others and we have it on our own service video Because I use classic rock as a rejoiner youtube because hey you can't okay, then I'll use youtube anymore bite me You know, I'm just I'm not playing where else can I go? We set up our own servers and get down to the point We'll just use our own servers to archive So I'm just going on which we do on the audio. So I'm just like, you know This is exactly what I want to talk about generation next even what should they know Well, I think first they should This is a good lesson do not trust the constitution and all these official documents If someone says well, it's in the constitution As a justification or something don't trust it I mean, so what so what if it's in the constitution? We as libertarians and freedom advocates have to stop worshiping America the american founding the founders the constitution even the declaration These documents are not perfect. They support slavery. They support taxes. They support a central bank. They support war There's a lot of flaws in them. They're centralizing documents.  So I would say if you want to Get your works out there if you want to get people to know who you are If you want to spread your message if you want people to read your books If you want people to use your artwork if you want people to Buy your product, which has an inventive idea in it Then the the you know the risk you take is that people might learn from it.   There's a thing they call it the Fabernacci Sequence or so it's how you know branches on trees grow and this one 12 13 year old kid goes You know instead of moving solar panels all the time Why don't you just make them smaller and put them on like leaves following the sequence Because trees have figured it out that they get the most sun if they blah blah blah blah So he's like and then I don't have to move it all the time and I get you know a higher percentage of the yada yada So he goes oh and then somebody's like oh Hey, man, you can't do that. I gotta do and I'm going wow at least the kid just did it And then you start going into all these other problems So I'm looking at these young very creative innovative People that if they can get them into the first thing that goes in their mind is not how I can do it better it's to whom I gotta Submit my application for permission to think about it and I go that is the damage So I want it like you're saying it doesn't matter what these pieces It doesn't don't be bound by this, you know chain on your brain from the beginning You know innovate go take it. It's your yet permission from Stephen Concella. He says but What are the ramifications on the other side? Yeah, well the system exists. Okay, so they have to take into account The impact of these laws is unfortunate and which is one reason libertarians should not be insupportive of these things But the example you gave is a great example This kid who comes up with a new way to aim little photovoltaic receptors He learned it from Fibonacci right the Fibonacci sequence So this is an example of how all learning is incremental But he should just be caring about getting a result done He doesn't need a monopoly from government to protect him from competition He's going to move on and do something else after this All right, he's going to make a profit. He'll be the first mover. He'll have a reputation. He'll have fame You know, he's going to build his skills. He'll develop networks. He'll make money And then what about the next one? What about the argument let you rest on your laurels Why would someone want to do that? No, I I agree and some people they you know, they're claimed to fame as a book They wrote 30 years ago.  This is all you got, you know So I'm I and I don't want to protect it. I don't want anybody So I'm I'm going and and I'll not talk about El Neal and there's some other people come to mind But the um what happens is um, I'm wondering what is stifled and if you how much humanity is damaged by this And I'm I'm and your advocacy for what you're doing I'm hoping that it has an impact and an encouragement to people But you have the other side that is always going to yeah, but we got the guns and if you breed them out if you train them out if you you'll be part of a culture that no longer accepts this That's the only way you're going to be able to combat it So let me let me put it this way the the internet views censorship as damage and routes around around it Okay, and similarly, I believe that the free market views controls of information and controls of competition Which is what copyright and patent law do as damage and routes around it and how are we seeing this? Well with information with copyright with censorship We are seeing the rise of torrenting and encryption systems, right? So basically people are circumventing the damage of copyright law now. How are we seeing this in the patent world? With 3d printing for example 3d printing is emerging and rising and these cornucopia machines these christmas machines whatever you want to call them could be emerging in full force in You know 10 20 30 years and radically transform him as a side.  I you know This is right now. I mean, that's all what deaf cad and white Well, Cody Wilson is one of the speakers that are summit this february and the reason is and we have uh, charles packs from You know maker bot fame, you know is going to be there demonstrating some stuff And and the whole point that he was making he's going look It's over you can print the gun was just an example. I mean it's anything It's a little widget knob. I got an louver on my dashboard of my car broke kind of 70 dollar kind I printed it for seven cents. I mean, you know, this is and and they're gonna freak I mean there's no way man in fact They are using 3d printing and things like this are going to be used to and also the silk road and amazon and international commerce They are used to circumvent and to Basically evade patent law just like people evade income taxes By quick silver capital and by other techniques Um, I think this is a good thing. This shows the market can help us outrun the nefarious You know effects of state interventionism and attempts to control what we're doing and this shows that the advocates of patent copyright Among libertarians are on the wrong side of things and they need to get with the Side of the future the side of progress. Okay. Now what we're going to go ahead and do is do some bonus I got eight minutes before the uh, you know at the top of the hour we get to Nobel peace prizes and stuff But I want to go ahead and have a little bit more conversation without, you know, threat of break With steven console We'll just go a couple more minutes here. I'll let the video go We're gonna let the audio go because there's some other stuff I really see this, you know, uh, steven I think about what you've done and you know for the movement and a lot of your Advocacy and so on a lot more than you think because it comes up A lot and I can see the stifling of innovative, you know, it's like that that phrase, you know I'm uh, I'm looking to turn myself in and I just don't know it's a humor for what You know, well, that's the mindset that they're putting generation next in we're trying to free them Defending our comedies. We'll be right back The shire free church. Okay now what I want to do is we'll go ahead and just let the Video go and so on I want to give you an opportunity not in the thread of you know, whatever We can go another few minutes is that this is there's a project. We got defending Archimedes long story You can look it up presented defending Archimedes Ernest Hancock and you'll see a presentation I did a power point at uh, Libertopia, but the point is this I can see that there is a concentrated effort by they them those to go after Chronicle get it all kind of do my luminosity Brain training con Academy tracking do and find out where all the smart guys are and we're going to put you in service of And you're either service of the state or you're not in service anybody else kind of thing And I can see that the intelligence that is out there It's just and because I say these kinds of things it just you know Just swarms to me a lot of these young people that are of this mind And they are you know, we're not even waiting on you know the bit tour kind That's why we're so supportive of spaceship one and all our space stuff because we knew what it meant It meant private uh industry just put our own freaking satellite up and bite me and we bypassed our own the more they You know control the tighter their fist the more star systems between the fingers kind of thing So I can see where this is going What role are you playing in or have you gotten feedback from the young? I mean the young I'm talking like they're just getting teenagers. They're the young you know before you had to fix them I'm tired of trying to fix everybody like we did with the revolution. You're fixing them at 17 or something What if you get them at 10 and you don't need to fix them? So we're working on that What is it that you laser beam what you're having to say to them? Go ahead go Now are we on now? Yeah. No, I I did this I'm telling you Stephen I think about what you're doing way more than you think You know, this comes up a lot. You know, I'm going I I think there's an attitude change I mean my generation the generation before me maybe even the one right after me We tend to see in a little intellectually at first these arguments for IP for openness Okay, but morally like I remember 15 years ago. I was like intellectually I see why these patent and copyright laws are bad, but I've got to find another alternative free market way that we can Um Dissuade people from copying things like privately almost like charity, right? So as libertarians, we believe that there should be no welfare laws, but we think people should give the charity But over time I've overcome even that and I think the young generation doesn't have that hang up at all They're used to file sharing. They're used to competition. They're used to Dynamically things, you know things happening dynamically changing on the internet very fast Um new business models rising and falling So they're not surprised at all. They don't see anything morally wrong with remixing, right or copying. That's part of what they do So I think they don't even have the initial moral hang-ups that we might have Okay, now that's where the the battle is I can see it, you know It's like you'll watch a movie and they'll have a little PSA public service announcement Now you wouldn't you'll steal this and you wouldn't copyright that and you wouldn't take your bad evil person If you know an evil and evil and junior high and it was added an mpaa included as part of the curriculum evil Okay, so I can see where this is going So they they they try and make it to where they're questioning But what has not happened and the only thing that I see what you have been the first one that on the radar screen I've seen has happened is given an intellectual argument that it's okay That there is some kind of overwriting principle that it's you know It's brain cells configured because I read now it's mine. It's in my brain.  I do what I want mine and that was never done before that was never the ammunition The the criticism we get from people like Mr. Smith who again, I'm a great admirer of he's a great libertarian. We're good friends. I don't have anything bad to say about O'Neill No, but so the criticism you get from people like him when they're trying to come up Cobbled together an argument to defend Something like copyright.  They don't want to pay for anything So they imagine that the pirates the guys that copy things on on pirate bay and bit torrents They imagine they're just lazy and they just don't respect property rights and want things for free What I want to say is listen You have a good reason to add steven can sell an actual property rights to the list Yeah, so what I want to say is don't feel guilty about learning and using information that you've got Legitimately on the free market if people put out there feel free to build on it feel free to learn from it If someone puts out a movie or a song there's nothing wrong with copying it But listening to it with building on it with doing your own version nothing wrong That's my point once that because they do it anyway, they don't care. They're like, yeah, yeah, it's easier. It's cheaper I don't have the money. I got it and done but they didn't have the intellectual ammunition Behind that so that they didn't feel any kind of concern or guilt or fear You know once they are armed with the intellectual argument It's all freaking over as if you could stop them anyway But now there are you know, they're armed with you know the idea that supports what they're doing That's the power that's it's all these mental hurdles and roadblocks and brain chains that they're putting on us You know it's a brain chain. I like that one you you're allowed to use it. You're the first okay, so the one thing that I wanted to tell you before I got to go is um We're producing we used to do newspapers, you know, we do hundreds of thousands of newspapers You know of the 90s and early 2000s so on our last one was an 04 and we're creating another 32 page broad sheet 4 section kick ass There were you know be distributed to 10 000 deferred blah blah blah very controversial issues on there I need this argument an intellectual property kind of you know to this jet Do you have something that we can you know steal? Liberate borrow take publish that would be to this end Do I have something you can steal that you mean like an argument or Yeah, no an article we're going to put a newspaper 10 000 pages You know issues going out with you know, but it's going to be in the company of things like When do you shoot a cop by larkin rose legalized methamphetamine by mark victor? I'm sorry, but paul rozenberg, you know on the next generation So I'm you know intellectual property should it be included hell. Yeah, because it's going to that market Do you have something I just go rip it off I think I can I can point you to a few things. I can email you Actually, jeff tucker and I jeff tucker is sort of my My partner in crime on this issue and he and I are working


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Hello, my name is Rieke Baumgartner. I am a graduate student in the Department of Animal Science at North Dakota State University working with Dr. Dahlin and Dr. Sedevik. Today I would like to talk to you a little bit about my research project evaluating how feeding an energy supplement to beef heifers during early gestation affects fetal and offspring development. As of January 2020, there were 31.3 million beef cows and heifers that have calfed and 5.8 million beef replacement heifers in the United States. North Dakota alone is home to 995,000 beef cows and heifers that have calfed and 182,000 beef replacement heifers, making the beef industry a major contributor to the North Dakota economy. These daily feeding decisions can have major impacts on short-term and long-term ranch profitability providing supplementation during grazing and development of beef females can improve animal performance. In our study conducted at the Central Grasslands Research Extension Center and Main Station Campus we focused on heifers because they are still growing themselves and therefore they have greater nutritional needs as they compete with their fetus for nutrients during gestation. We further chose the critical window of early gestation because this is the period when not only the placenta, which is really important for the transfer of nutrients to the fetus is established, but also when vital steps and fetal organ development occur. So let me provide you with some background information. In May 2019 we transported a group of heifers from the center to the Beef Cattle Research Complex where they were divided into two treatment groups, a control group and an energy group, and that occurred at breeding. So we then fed them for 84 days. Both our control and our energy rations consisted of hay, corn silage, and dried distiller's grains with solubles. However, the energy ration also contained a commercially available supplement that was blended with ground corn. Our targeted daily gains were 0.625 pounds a day for the control and 1.7 pounds a day for the energy group. All heifers were estrous synchronized using a select cinch plus cedar and timed AI protocol and were then bred with a dose of female sex semen from a single sire. After the 84 day feeding period, the energy heifers were 122 pounds heavier than the control heifers. Also, the rib eye area and the rib fat were increased in the heifers that were supplemented compared to their contemporary control group after 84 days of gestation. So the heifers were then transported back to the center where they were then subsequently managed as a single group and observed throughout calving. We monitored concentrations of hormones over the course of gestation and found that supplementation in heifers increased the blood concentrations of IGF-1 throughout gestation. IGF-1 is a hormone that has previously been linked to fetal growth. Heifers capped in late February, early March of 2020 and the heifers that had received the energy supplement for only the first 84 days of gestation were at that time point still 81 pounds heavier than the control heifers. So at calving, the calves from dams that were supplemented during early gestation were also 4.7 pounds heavier than their contemporary calves from the control group. Before the calves suckled their dams, we also collected liver and muscle samples for future analysis. Currently we are looking at how dam milk quality may be affected by supplementation during early gestation. To assess milk quality, we mainly looked at or we are mainly looking at milk protein and milk fat in the samples because milk quality may have an effect on calf development. As we follow these calves, we will evaluate them for performance, intake and feed efficiency and timing of purity onset to find out how dam nutrition during early gestation really affects these calves and their performance. Ultimately our goal is to take our results and based on that develop feeding strategies during early gestation that provide producers then with tools to use to improve their beef herd and all that by utilizing the advantage of fetal programming. Finally, I would like to acknowledge and to think ST genetics, Zoetis, the North Dakota Corn Council and the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station for their contribution to this project and further I would really like to think the Lifestar crews, the Lifestar crew at the Central Grasslands Research Extension Center and the crew at the beef cattle research complex for all their hard work that they contributed to this project. Thank you.


Rhaid hynny'n cyfgwrs ac nifer ydy'r unig o'r awdurdarn yn ymdfwrdd hetherach, ond mae'n bwysig â'r awdurdurdig o'r awdurdurdyr. Rwy'n sír cyflwch yn ymbyrch. Mae'r max, y normaill a'r prô. Felly hefyd am y gr�u flyny, wrth gwrs ar dweud, ynwn i'w gweithio'r wrth gwrs, Rwy'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r 3 oes o'r llwysgrifetau yn ymwynghau. Mae'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r mynd i Lywosys. Felly, cymdeithasol o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r calwy? Felly mae'r ddweud o'r sgwm ychydig o'r rhaglen, yn ymwneud. Rhaen o'r rhaglen, ond mae'n ddweud o'r llwysgrifetau yn un. Dwi felly ti faces yn ryeb o'r pwn yw deallol am y cymdeithas yn dweud-draeth, mae eich bod yn iawn ffrindad apno o'u dweud yn ffosigol i ddelch broadlynod i'r ddwyledig. Rydych chi'n gweithio, rydych chi'n cael ei wneud i'r ddefnyddio. Mae'r dweudio dweud o'u dweud o ddwyledig, i'r cyfnwys, mae'n sgwrs neu'r ymddoch yn ddechis o ddwyledig. 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I want your opinions down below just how good is that price point for this kind of quality of product. I think for a change that's half decent. So your opinion on Pro would probably be similarly in terms of, it's certainly not a daunting club at all is it? For me visually it's the far better looking, the other two are just a bit too heavy on the top line for my liking. I think it's a really good looking club they've brought out here. Don't sacrifice anything in performance, it really do the technology in it, it springs off the face doesn't it? One of my favourite clubs last year was the Apex product from Callaway, and to me it's got very much a lot of similarities in that Apex product in terms of its looks. But the Apex was forged, so that would be something that's like I said I'd have a bit of a, well we'll see in terms of feel. It's off the bottom grooves a bit, it's made the green. It's been high as an interesting one again and it wasn't the best of strikes, it was off the bottom like I said, but it still performed alright. So just tell me what you're hitting first of all. So I've got the normal, the normal matrix so this should be in the middle of the road isn't it? There's no point in me just hitting a pro and going oh I love that, I think this is, what's the difference, what is the big difference? And why would people go for this one over, if you need forgiveness go for that one, or if you want looks go for the pro. Super strike. That would be why then. Good one. Just how easy is that. Well I had the eight iron on it, was that eight iron? That was eight iron at the end of the normal. Eight iron on a previous haul going down with a bit of a slow-mo clip while we were warming up and getting a feel for the clubs. I think my feedback straight to you was, I can't believe. The feel was good I mean is what I noticed as well. You don't know but in terms of it's strong lofted so there's no point in saying it comes off quick because it's 27 degrees, it's going to. But if you're looking for something game improving then I would certainly go and have a look at this. I would follow you with a Maverick Max. That's different because it's got a chunky soul at one hasn't it? Yeah it did a job again, I mean the interesting thing is the ball you talk about, the help and tungsten weight and what it's supposed to do.  For me it's, they're very different to all three clubs. One thing they definitely do I think they've done really well is the feel out of all three of them. For this style of club this isn't a forged club again. So it's all right isn't it? It's really good, really good. That's the thing that, that's the Max now again, they all have a good feel out of them. Right so we're going to summarise and I think all major points have been covered. Lux is going to be an individual thing and I'll ask Lou to choose his winner if you like very shortly. But performance wise I think all three really good. All right, yeah, yeah. All right or? Yeah good, good. I mean the one thing I would say is, yeah I like to pro because the locks and stuff. But as an overall summary it would, I think the normal Maverick, the standard is that good and that forgiving. I actually question whether they need the Max. It's that product is so good, it covers all bases for me. Well you say that product, this is a product I've got on my hand because I was going to choose as my, so ultimately we've ended up with the same answer then. Yeah, yeah. Cos ultimately I would have chosen that as the winner because I think for me it looks alone that's the winner but the Max and the standard product gives so much assistance to average golfers. I haven't struck the ball particularly well as you've seen on camera but the ball's done all right and I think it's every time that I've hit this product. So for me a balance of the two is this. I could quite aptly put that in the bag and not lose performance.  Great club. What you'd expect from that type of iron anyway. Anyway, that's it review done a proper review. Forget dry ball data, I can hit this 8i and I can tell you it goes whatever because of its loft and that one goes whatever because of its loft. But ultimately it's all about testing out in reality with snow on the ground, with your hands freezing cold because that's how the majority of us play golf this time of year. Right, let's crack on, see you soon. A shot, good ball, good control. Nearly hold it. What a shot that was. You're going to be still rolling. Yeah, just leave it. It's a golf ball look, you're on a golf course.


This is stock number HA478A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Jeep headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the Summit package on it. Diamond black is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the Jeep with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. If you want to see more pictures of this vehicle in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link right to this vehicle on our website. Click that to check us out there. And you'll be able to tell from this video just how clean this Jeep is all the way around. 20 inch polished aluminum rims. Scorpion, Pirelli Scorpion 26550R20 tires with about I'd say 80% of the tread left on them. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. Has the HID headlamps, the LED running lights, the LED fog lamps, the front bumper parking sensors. This one has the adaptive cruise control as well. The chrome trimmed grille. No dents or dings on the hood. Very nice and clean. Passenger side fender is in nice shape as well. And the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that. As you go down this side of the Jeep you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and we even offer a summit pass option where you can do your entire deal right on our website. Get applying for financing. Get approved for financing. Check out your payments and appraise your trade. All that good stuff. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. And the videos really help you make that smart buying decision before you see it in person. Because this is definitely as good as it gets besides actually being here and looking over the vehicle in person. Black diamonds got just a little bit of metal flake in it. Not as much as brilliant black used to. The summit package gives you the power lift gate so we had a slight malfunction on the gimbal here. Has the factory subwoofer, factory floor mat back here. Has the sun visor or sunshade, factory tow kit or I'm sorry spare tire and jack kit. It's been a long day. To get this gate down you press this button it'll beep at you three times and it'll come on down. This one does have a towing package. We do have the hitch cover on it right now but it does have the receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. You can see it has the reverse parking sensors, the dual rear exhaust with the chrome tips. Down this side of the Jeep just as clean as I pass on your side. No dents or dings on that rear quarter. And for full disclosure this back rim is in excellent condition as well. No scuffs or scrapes. It does have the capitalist fuel fill and down the rest of the side of the vehicle. Very very clean. Has the driver's side blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors, built-in directional signals, enter and go system. This vehicle is locally owned and traded in on a brand new one. Always serviced here, bought here new. The summit package gives you the black leather interior. No rips or tears on the seats. Both these seats are heated in cooled factory floor mats throughout. Has the Harman Kardon sound system, memory driver seat, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power folding mirrors, and they also power fold out the nice dark wood grain trim. Automatic headlamps, the power tilt and telescopic steering wheel. And as we hop inside the vehicle here you can see that this one has 81,063 miles. You get the seven inch LCD display with the digital speedometer outside temperature and compass display. Comes with the heated leather wrapped and wood grain trim steering wheel. There's your adaptive cruise and cruise controls right there. And on the left is your Bluetooth and information center controls. As well you have the tap shift on the steering wheel and on the back of the steering wheel are audio controls. Speaking of audio, this one has the 8.43C radio, AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. I'm sorry this is the 4C radio. AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. The factory navigation system you also get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities as well. This is also where your backup camera shows up. You can do radio here, climate here, your heated seats, cooled seats right there as well. 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and once you've integrated into each other's lives, it becomes much harder to end something because you feel a sense of connection with this person. Now listen, I said earlier, attraction is the top of the water line, but compatibility comes with shared values, blendable lifestyles and emotional maturity. You see also in this equation is you have to show up as a grown-up in relationship. If you act in title, if you act with contempt, if you're not giving the relationship, it's necessary time together. And by the way, this is true for men and women alike. I'm not singling you ladies out here.


First of all, a little bit of context for this video. Lately, I've been recording most of my videos freewheeling, and so this is unscripted, and I'm just talking off the cuff and from my heart. Second, ever since Spirit Science began, I have felt a deep and profound connection with literally all of you. What I mean by this is, whenever I publish a video about any particular subject, following that video's release, I often find that I learn exponentially more about that subject, which I attribute to our collective consciousness working together throughout time and space. As each new video comes out, the collective mind watches it and thinks about it and digests and contemplates these ideas, and many of those reverberations in the field make their way back to me, and it helps me to learn more too. So I really want to give a lot of credit where credit is due to you, this amazing Spirit Science audience. Without you, these videos would just be little blips in the great pond of social media. And I think that it's because of our collective consciousness together, we are rapidly developing our ability to know and understand the various subjects that we're exploring here. So this video today is specifically about a post that I made on social media several days ago. My coworker and friend sent me a picture of a meme that said, you're too serious. Open your clown chakra. And I thought, that's really funny. I think I want to share that. And from a place of humor, I put it out there. We posted that on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, threads. Most people got a good laugh out of it, and a few people were like, hey, no, seriousness is very required in this world. We should be more serious. And personally, I don't disagree with that. I think we need a very healthy balance of maturity and childlike wonder in everything that we do, at least for mature grownups. But that's besides the point. What happened next after making that post was very interesting. Due to what I believe is that cosmic interconnectedness through our thoughts and our consciousness, I found myself in meditation on Saturday being completely overwhelmed by visualizations of the Joker. And not just like Heath Ledger or Jack Nicholson Joker. I mean like the comic book super wicked Joker just flooding my mind, flooding my thoughts, flooding my being. So it was then that during all of these meditation experiences where I prayed to the divine intelligence and said, where on earth is this coming from? And I received without a shadow of a doubt this very clear message. You told people to open up their clown chakra. And I thought, oh my God. Well enough of that. And I immediately deleted the post everywhere. But that wasn't exactly enough. You see, then the next day I spoke with a very dear friend of mine and he told me that the last night he had endless dreams about the Joker as well. Also with the very wicked form that he is often portrayed in. And I thought, oh dear, it's spreading. Because it's not just one person interconnected with everybody, we're all connected with each other. In fact, I'm wondering if anybody watching this has had a similar experience. And if you had, please put it in the comments, that would be wild. I personally kind of don't think that would be the case, but honestly, at this point I wouldn't be surprised. And so with all of that said, don't open the clown chakra, close it down and do your best to embody the qualities of truth, love and authenticity. And hey, sorry, I got to edit myself in here for a moment too because that does not mean to not have fun. We can have fun. We can play. We can be jovial. We can be childlike. Perhaps it is then that the idea of the clown chakra genuinely is imitating something that you're not in order to get a laugh or create a reaction in someone else. It's literally like a chaotic disorganization of energy. But honestly, I don't really know, I just know the experience that I had and this thing that started as a funny pun ended up being like a really serious lesson. Anyways, back to the original recording. I have to say, following the video that I posted yesterday, Patchman's important message, some people did comment, you know, this is good, but it's a little lovey-dovey, there are evil forces in the world, you know? And also once again, I don't disagree. There are evil forces in the world, and the best thing that we can do about them is stand up against them by embodying the light of our soul, which is of course what that video was ultimately all about. And so with that, I'm going to end this message and say thank you for being a part of this learning journey with me. As always, it is an honor to share on this adventure and I cannot wait to see you in the next video. Oh, and before I forget, if you need even more assistance in destroying evil, please join us for the live event, the renewal of the 12D shield guided meditation taking place on February 5th in Spirit Mysteries. We have a link in the description that you can join. The event is set to make an offering. You can come in at whatever level you want. The most important thing is that you show up. If you do contribute, thank you very much. It helps so much more than you know right now. You have all of my love, and I'll see you in the next video.


Hey, what's good y'all should boy down from the down showing friends and we back for another K-pop reaction now check this out What we doing tonight is a tease Horizon dance practice. So this was another question starting to come. So, you know, we're gonna knock this out So before we begin make sure you get the like button make sure you subscribe ring that bell And once again, we appreciate y'all for so much consistency on y'all love and support Thank you. So without further ado, let's jump into this right now.  You're crazy. See what I got Hey, hey, okay. Okay Okay Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. Let me dream award.   It was a lot happening. Let's go tack-tack-slide-r's-r's-hit-k Mmm See those one those choreographies where It's like real bouncy, right? And it's all this happening all of this is happening It's like so much happening because they also try to hit these ticks. So it's like It's a hit or miss, you know, I'm saying like if you ain't got the right crew or group to do it It don't it don't happen the way you want it Because it's so much happening with your body and you're taking people's body like eyes everywhere, but With a tease they got you see notice. They got the lines. They got the dancers on the side Okay, cool, but they got great formation and they paying attention to when they turn it and where their levels are the arms at Let's watch that again Like little stuff. Okay. Look at this freezing mum right here. It's not Chaotic is clean as they doing their lines in the way. Let's go back another clip when they coming in Boom see you still so let's watch that Watch how they come in by boom tap top arm placements know exactly where they ours is going so all of that Yeah, see Great job Great job.  I like that I Like that. I like stats. Come on. Yes. Yes. Yes the part that I like It's the way they stepping with the legs and they go into transition I love stuff like that when you see that's the live that should be off the chain. Look at this again I love this whole combination. I know they're not even done. But look at it Love this. This is nice. Oh Yes, yes Yes Wow, great job. Yes. Yes shout out to whoever the Koryan for was you Whoever you are you are raw for that transition.  It's too much happening So check this out. So you hit the do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do, right? The music hold another feeling Bob Bob Bob tap tap look at this look at this and Then you got the two artists in the front dancing doing choreography while the other other artists in the back Getting settled for the next formation keeping you in the team while they put in work in the back. Come on now ABC, baby Let's go Wait a slide that okay. I like stat. I'm all about those slides. Give me some slides This the music is just taking you anywhere and everywhere right now Let's go I see what the enjoy this on I see what the enjoy this That fit I don't see that whole fit nice Hold on My man's fit is really nice like I won't even change anything I don't really want to do the bandana rags anything. I'll like care stuff like that on me, but the fit nice Crazy look at that ripple crazy the watch is ripple Yes playing with speeds Get into formation get crazy. Yep and go right back to that part go a hundred percent. Wow. Wow got that lock and fun feel. Yes So those ticks that do do do do do do do do do do Playing with that. That's the contraction of the muscle. That's like really like real fast Like I think a OG would probably say like strobing if you if you it's a style called strobing And then you have ticks ticks and strobe is different so that do do do do do do do I need to add it to my dancing more. I need to add that and now everybody doing that part. I love that part And it changed the feeling again and this video is old Man these young boys out here a plan I see okay Come on. Let's go Ah Okay, I'm with it. I'm with it.  Where you at? Oh You know what I'm gonna keep it 100 which are I know I know this is a music group I know but if you want me to be honest, I would have made sure these two artists right here with a lot of crumb Because how radical their movements are like he was doing here and stuff like that If he would they had the foundation and crumping him the way he would have been moving with that would have made y'all go crazy I know y'all love them now. I already know and yes, I know this video is old But in my opinion, I would have gave them crumb. I would have taught them crumb right there Really would have had that don't get it twisted. Is it raw? Yeah, it's still raw.  Get ready for a show respect your credit where it's due with those two solos either waving and popping and Then with the all-black on I would get him crumb all day That takes nothing away for the choreography The choreography is done. It has made his history. But if I was in that room What a gate on that because this choreography is already nice. You feel me? Adding that to the spill Let me stop Because this choreography is already raw. That's what I'm saying. Look at this. You would have put some crump in here, too Oh my god.  Oh, yeah, so I'm saying Listen first off get credit where it's due Get credit where it's due y'all know me this page this page never will do that hating stuff We don't do hate over here But what I saw Was like the choreography is already nasty So let's play we have it on mute in the back while we talking as you watch this choreography It's crazy how nasty they was getting in it is right when it got to that climax where the two artists got up and did those Freestyle I definitely would have added some crumb. Oh man because this choreography was sick and this is old too You know I'm saying like they represent a style they put it in the work I mean it's crappy was already nasty, but this is one of those moments on that concert And I'm just assuming y'all I'm not I'm not right. It's just an opinion. This is the one. This the one right here They get the crowd going crazy This the one right here. Yeah music video party nutty And the concert party was crazy, too. I'm gonna actually check out the concert I'm actually curious what this look like on stage Because then they definitely did this choreography.  Let me go back. I even I even realized my man's in the front slide hit the way So do do do do do do do do theatrical theatrical. Yeah Once again y'all, thank y'all so much for this request Great video great request shout out to the T's Maybe one day I'd be at the same studios or we can get it in because Man all these groups and now we got so much groups to check out So be prepared for next week y'all though. I really truly appreciate y'all. I see y'all soon. Peace


In today's video I'm going to show you the best method we currently have right now for money farming in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. But before we get into today's video please subscribe to the channel remember you can always unsubscribe later if you would like to. Currently at the minute this is the best money farming guide that we've got. I've got to give a big shout out to my good friend Light over on Twitter who actually sent me this information on the day of the new games dropping. Being using this method for a little while I've just not really had the time to put the video up onto the channel until now so a massive shout out to them. Their handle and their YouTube channel be linked down in the description below so do check their content out because they put some super interesting stuff out especially on theories around the game and other guide stuff as well. It's pretty quick and easy to do and it doesn't really take too much time. Place that you're going to want to visit is Casca Rafa here on the map you can see it is the town here and next to it is the Isedo Desert which is where we are wanting to go and take advantage of this method. So this is something that you can do in the very early stages of your game as well. You're going to be able to access this area. Makes it an even better method in general so you can do this as soon as you're enrolled at the schools just starting out. If you want to buy a lot of items if you want to buy a lot of poker balls other high cost items you can come here straight away and just money farm until you've got the money that you want. So okay so once you come to this area you want to just come into the desert area here and literally all you're doing is looking for the shiny objects on the floor and well the glimmering items that's what I would say they look like they're like a shiny sparkly spot and any other items poker balls or anything like that and you want to just be picking them up as you go through the desert there's one right there and you'll get an array of different items from soft sand to potions to stardust and star pieces which are really high value items so you're going to get a lot of them. What you just need to do is just literally do this just follow the wall up the desert path and you're going to be able to come across loads of them and once you've done a sweep of the desert you get sunstone there you're going to be able to do a method to kind of respawn all of these items in this area as well so you can come straight back through here and just keep doing this method until you no longer need to do it. The great method and like I say it's the best method that we've got currently at the moment I'm sure there will be better methods that do get discovered and as soon as there are we'll cover them on the channel so you've got even more methods to generate all the resources you need in these games because there are a lot of items in these games that do cost a lot of money if you're doing competitive pokemon as well in particular it can be difficult to get like items for EV and especially if you're EVing through vitamins and things like that they are costly costs a lot of money and you're going to need a lot of it to EV an entire team of six pokemon so you know having something like this way can come and maybe spend half an hour just to get enough money so you can EV maybe one pokemon is a great resource it's not taking a lot of time out of your day to do and you're going to find a bunch of items that are useful you're not it's not really any bother it doesn't take too much brain power to think about you're literally just wandering through the desert and picking up anything that shiny or looks like an item and like I say once you've done one sweep of the desert you can just use that dead skip glitch you want to just save your game and then go into your home menu go down settings date and time skip the day forward one day make sure your synchronized clock is off by the internet god i've done this too many times skip the day forward then come back into the game reload it up and all the items in this area will have respawned so you can just run through it one more time and like I say do it until you're satisfied with the amount of items that you've got so you can see the amount as well around here like stardust as well and things like that around this higher area of the desert you're going to get a lot more of the higher cost items so it is a really good method to take advantage of and it is probably quite a popular one it's probably the the method at the moment like I say but I do like it and I love seeing the stardust just stack up in our boxes as well so I'm going to finish off this run until we get down to the pokemon center and we had like 352 000 so you're not doing this for literally less than 10 minutes which it'll be by the time we get to the pokemon center we'll see how much we've made in that amount of time okay I think this might be the last one is there anymore as we're getting closer there's one more stardust please be a stardust missed it it is a potion of course it's a potion but a potion still a potion and still sell potions and you've got really no use for potions in the late late stages of the game so once you're kind of done like I say with it it's a really straightforward method you just come to the pokemon mart here and talk to this chap and I'll just move my camera as well so we can I'll just move my camera so we can see how much money we're going to make here so we'll just go to sell and we'll come to uh I'm not going to sell any of the big mushrooms and nuggets and stuff old pearl or the red one because we didn't get any of those we did get a star piece though so that was quite good so that's 6000 to start with and then all of the stardust 27 of them that we got in that one run which is a lot that's 40 000 which is a crazy amount of money there and then the potions as well so you can sell potions 28 of those and that's you know that's a lot of cash and then we've got other items as well like your sunstone and things like that which I wonder how much your sunstone sells for 750 so it's not bad a moonstone as well the same so we've got a bunch of those I'd prefer to keep them though because they're useful items to have for evolving pokemon but you get the idea you this was like just a 10 minute run a 10 minute run and I made a bunch of cash and I could literally now just save my game do that day scapegates like we talked about and then go back and do it again for another 10 minutes or another 30 minutes and the money will just stack up and you'll be able to you'll just have as much money as you need depending on the time you want to spend doing this so I hope you found this guide useful if you have please drop a like on the video massively helps out the channel and if you're new do subscribe as well for more pokemon scholar and violet content and thanks for tuning in friends and until next time see you later until then bye


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