The Kraft Foods Company presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Sleeve. The Great Gilder Sleeve is brought to you by the Kraft Foods Company makers of Par-K Margarine.  To market, to market, to get some Par-K. Home again, home again, try it today. You like it, you love it, like millions who say their favorite margarine is Par-K. Par-K Margarine, P-A-R-K-A-Y, it's wonderful. And now let's get in step with the Great Gilder Sleeve as he surges toward his office. We'll have to move right along to keep up because the great man has geared himself to a fast pace this morning. Good morning, Bessie. Good morning, Mr. Gilder Sleeve. We got here promptly at nine. As I told you, you may come in, pad, and pencil. Yes, sir, I have them. You must be alone, Bessie. No interruptions. Yes, sir. First of all, I want to thank you for coming down on Saturday morning. But there's work to be done. It's piling up. Yes, sir. One pile toppled over, so I made it into three piles.  Now we better get going then. Start at the bottom. Where is it? The pile on your left was the bottom. Oh, eh, should have known. Nothing worse than musty envelopes. Phew! Smells like a glue factory. Open the windows. That won't be necessary. My correspondence isn't that old. Now let's see. I'll read the yellowest one first. Dear Mr. Gilder Sleeve, a group of public-minded citizens in the third district met last night and discussed the annoying problem of insufficient water pressure. And unless you... Anxiously awaiting your reply. Well, let them wait. Anxiously. Throw it away. Yes, sir. Well, there's another letter from them in a second pile. That came this year. Ah? Chronic complainers, eh? Pay no attention to them. Yes, sir. Oh, well, let's read something on the brighter side. Dear Water Commissioner, if that's what you call yourself, hee. Looks like a hard day, Bessie. Yes, sir. Hold that one, I'll have to think it over. Now then, where were we? We threw one away and we're holding the other. Yes, that's pretty discouraging, Bessie, dealing with the public.  Makes a man wish he'd stayed at home. Right here waiting, Mr. Gildesley. Oh, I don't mean you, Bessie. I'm talking about the consumers. Disatisfied, grumbling, not a healthy sign, Bessie. Oh, well, the thing to do is to send them all copies of our water supply report. That explains everything in an optimistic way. Well, I've got this year's report right here. Better send them last year's, it's much better.   Last spring? Are you sure? Yes, sir. That other day we were so busy. Remember? Well, there's nothing we can do here, Bessie. I run home and find that report. That means the whole morning is shot. Yes, sir. Better make it snappy. Shall I wait here, Mr. Gildesley, on Saturday? Better run along and do your shopping, Bessie. We'll get a fresh start Monday. Finding those reports may take quite a little while. Business, business. What are them reports you was talking about? Neither could I, Bertie. Completely wore myself off looking for the darn things. That's why I sped out here on the couch. Got sleepy glancing over the newspaper. Says cold wave coming in. Early storms predicted in local areas. Where's that? Right here, Bertie. Well, I don't know where else to look for them reports. Well, they'll turn up. Keep searching, Bertie. I'll tell you, Mr. Gildesley, but I've already turned this house upside down. You don't have to tell me. I can see that. I'm sorry the place looks this way, Mr. Gildesley, but this is my day to sew. I was just giving the house a lick and a promise. Well, lick it clean. Let's keep the promise. I've noticed things have been allowed to slide around here lately, Bertie. If things were kept ship-shaped, my reports wouldn't be missing. It's high time we clean house. When, Mr. Gildesley? Now, Bertie, today. Clean up and tighten up the house before winter comes. What about the mending? That can wait. We can sit and sew when the wind's hauling outside. Where are the children? Some in Marjory and Leroy, the living room. I have to say, concerns everyone. Yes, I'll go call them. Never mind, Bertie. I'll see you in... Just a minute, Leroy. Where do you think you're going? Out to play. It's Saturday. No school. I know, but there's work to be done, just the same. Ah, gee, I'll give him my teacher says Saturday's for recreation. You always said she knows best. Five days a week, my boy, yes, but on Saturday, I'm as smart as she is. No polish off my dresser again. I know who did. The cover wasn't on tight. Hello, Uncle Mort. Leroy's been into my nail polish again. I know he has. I didn't use hardly any. Leroy, let's see. Have you been covering him up instead of digging him out? I just gave my turtle a manicure. What? What? Leroy, the next time you see my nail polish... Now, now, this is no time for family squabbles. We should be banding together children with a common cause in mind. That's why I call this meeting. What meeting? Gosh! The one you're now in. But it's Saturday outside. The one day to have fun. You'll have fun doing this if you'll enter into it with a proper spirit. I knew it. Work. But I'm... Now, see here. A man gets up early in the morning, slaves like a dog at the office, so he can get home and plan things out with his family. And what does he get? Nothing but arguments. Now, sit down, both of you, and listen to me. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Birdie? Yes, I've been listening. Now, then, this is our little home. Yours, Marjorie, yours, Leroy, yours, Birdie, and mine.  Our little home. It doesn't look like anybody lives here. At least not people. Everything around here is topsy-turvy thrown heller-skeller. Nothing in this proper place. No system. I think it looks fine in here, don't you, Birdie? It does not. Look at those old magazines screwing all over that window seat. What are they? Good housekeepers. Well, clear them out. Clean upstairs and downstairs. Out with the old dust in with the new. Marjorie, must you fix your nails while I'm speaking? Well, I have to fix my nails. I have to look nice. You want me to make a good impression on Ben, don't you? My dear, if you really want to make an impression on Ben, you show him how well you can clean a house. That's what impresses men. Is that what impresses you about women, Uncle Mort? That's beside the point. I'm older. Now, let's get everything ship-shaped before winter comes. What we need around here is the old pioneer spirit. Come along with me, Miss Marjorie. Maybe we better put up some preserves and smoke a couple of hands. It looks like a long... Yes, yes. Well, there's a man's work to be done outside. Come along, little man. Aw, what are we going to do outside? We're going to get up on the roof and clean the leaves out of the gutters. Storm warning in the paper, my boy. Looks like it might rain any minute. But the leaves haven't even started falling this year. We can get up there and clean off last year's leaves. Now, let's see. Hose, broom, ladder, rake.  Good for us, my boy. Lots of fresh air up on the roof. Good exercise. Come on. I'll hold the ladder. What? You want me to go way up there alone? But, Uncle, I'm just a little kid. What if I should fall? Nonsense. You're not afraid.   Can I go to bed through the upstairs window? No, you can't. I'll get up there. But, Uncle, you said... But don't you remember when I climbed up there last year for my football? You said I should never do it again. Huh? You're right, my boy. This is a man's job. I'll do it myself. Ah, gee, you're wonderful. I'll see you in. Wait a minute, Leroy. There is a job you can do.  Now, get busy. There's no place to burn it. Unless I use Mr. Bullard's back a lot. Oh, boy, can I, Uncle? Not a bad idea. Taking our junk over to Bullard's.  Wash the leaves down with this hose. That's the way to do it. Let's see.  Great thing to control water at a nozzle. Now, turn it on at the tap. I have the job done in jig time. Turn it the wrong way. There. Now, fireman, how do you get up a ladder with a hose? Eh, tie it around my stomach? Nozzle in my pocket. Eh, I'm all set.  Nothing, birdie, nothing. Up we go. Homie's too close to the rungs. Better lean back a little. Tricky ladder. At last. The shingles look awfully slippery though.  You see, almost took me down with it. Knocked a few shingles loose. I can see right through the roof. Have to get that fixed. Not at all this junk get up here. Orange peels. Tennis ball. Good thing I'm cleaning it off. What's this? Empty milk bottle. I'll toss it down and get my two cents back. Oh, well, what's two cents? Hey, what's what you're doing? Who's that? Don't shoot so many more bottles at me, gilder sleeve. Oh, it's you, Mr. Bullard. I didn't see you, sorry. Yes, I'll bet you are. I'm not going to stand for any more of this, gilder sleeve. Well, you won't have to. That's the only bottle up here. What kind of a neighbor are you anyway? Neighbor? What are you talking about? You know very well.  Leroy is my nephew, but he's not measly. Well, you don't think my place is. I don't know. It's not a junk yard, you know. Gilder sleeve, you're a public nuisance. It will make up your mind, and see you here, Bullard. You chimney-sweet. Oh, have a care, and I'll come down off this roof. You wouldn't care. Oh, I wouldn't. You're just saying that because I haven't got a ladder. Gilder sleeve, I'll call your bluff. I'll put the ladder up for you.   Now get off the property. I will. And you keep your junk all fine. Big coward. Should have turned the hose on him. Oh, well. Gotta get on with the job. What's the trouble here? No water pressure. Running harder than that in my pocket. Something must have happened at the reservoir. That Charlie Anderson. I better go down and phone him. No ladder. Buddy! We'll be back with a great Gilder sleeve in just a minute. You know, as the Parquet reporter, I try to find out how the Somerfield people feel about Parquet margarine made by craft. Now the other day, I met Leroy on the street. Leroy, I said, how do you like Parquet margarines? Well, why? Well, I just want your opinion. Now, what do you like most about it? I don't know. It just tastes good. Do you realize that Parquet is a craft product, and that means it's a quality product? Yeah, I guess so. Sure does taste good. And do you realize that each pound of Parquet contains 15,000 units of vitamin A, and that vitamin A is one of the most important of the vitamins? Well, it tastes fine. And what about the smooth richness of Parquet? You ever notice that? I don't know. I guess so. Most of the time I'm so busy eating and tasting, I don't think about other things. How am I eating? Oh, now you're not being very helpful, Leroy. I'm trying to find out what one thing makes you like Parquet margarine. Well, like I said, I like the taste of it so well, I just don't stop to think why I like it. Well, there you are, friends. Leroy feels pretty much the same way that millions of women all over America feel. They serve Parquet margarine because it tastes so good. Try Parquet for yourself. That's Parquet margarine, P-A-R-K-A-Y. It's wonderful. Now let's get back to the great Gildersleeve. He spent an arduous morning preparing to wash the leaves off his rooftop with a garden hose only to discover at the crucial moment that the water pressure was down. It's only natural that we should find him on the phone trying to discover what goes on at the reservoir that he doesn't know about. Find state of affairs and in my own water department. Well, I'll turn on some pressure. Charlie, I understand the reservoir, speaking. Commissioner Gildersleeve, Charlie. Oh, you're so cold-mined. Charlie, why is it we don't have any water pressure up here? Same dad busted reason I got knocked down here. That's no answer. Well, ye gods, man, get the pressure up. A thing like this is bad for the department. You know what's wrong, Commissioner, as well as I do. Same old trouble with the dad busted snifter valve. That's no excuse. You've always had trouble with your snifter valve, Charlie. Uh, let's not get personal, Commissioner. Uh-uh, Charlie, don't be like that. Just get the pressure up. Or I'll get myself another boy. Hope you didn't hear that. Oh, well. Outside already? Well, no, Marjorie. I thought I'd relax a second until Charlie gets the pressure up. I'm not in here. It isn't dry yet. Well, the den then, I guess. Don't worry. Just six years old. Well, there's always the hall couch. Coming through, wonky rugs. And don't light there. I'm cleaning the hall next. Don't worry. I'm going. Who's going? I'm going. George, I'll get down to P.V. and get some cigars. Driven out of my own house. Pushed around, run over. I'm nobody. I just pay the bills around here. That's all. And you'd think somebody would clean this car for me sometime. Hey, y'all, can I go? No. Mr.  Who told you you could carry matches, young man? Matches? I've been carrying them for five years. Hereafter, don't. Unless you get permission for me first. Permission? To carry matches? Get out of the way. Get out of the way. I've got to back out. I'm backing the car through a jungle. I have to get the clippers after him pretty soon. I think I'll turn up the street instead of down. Ooh! Damage done, I hope, Mr. Can you again, gilder sleeve? Oh, Bullard. Gilder sleeve, how far do you think you can go with me? Just look at my fender. Look at it. You'll pay for this. Just a minute, Bullard. Who's to say who's at fault? It's perfectly obvious to me, gilder sleeve. Look how you're turning. Going up the wrong side of the street. You always turn the other way. I've watched you. Peeping Tom. I believe you did this deliberately. I'm not a well man, gilder sleeve. My nerves. And this isn't doing them any good. I may be suffering from shock. Let's talk this over, Bullard. Arbitrate. That's the way to settle these things. Gilder sleeve, you can arbitrate with my lawyers. Yee! Gilder sleeve? I'm already done for, PB. Today has been one of those that try men's souls. Give me a couple of my cigars, PB. That's what you say, Mr. Gilder sleeve, but if I was shaking the way you are, I'd watch my smoking. When I need advice along that line, I'll consult somebody who knows what he's talking about. I'll give you your change and you can go consult him. I'm sorry, PB. I'm kind of on edge. Nerves. I just witnessed a horrible accident. Two men backing out of their driveways. Horrible thing. Dented one of the fenders. Doesn't sound too horrible. You just don't know, PB. You've never dented anybody else's fender. I wouldn't say that. Scratched one once. Did he sue you, PB? I'm asking this for a friend. You see, this friend of mine was in the accident with not a friend of mine. Oh, now I have it clear. Was anybody hurt? No. Well, as I see it, Mr. Gilder sleeve, there's no reason for you to be quaking like an aspen. You didn't see it, PB. You weren't there. I understand that, but it sounds pretty much like the time I scratched the party's fender. Who paid? What happened? It was a very flurry of excitement, but it all blew over in a few minutes. By the next day, everybody had forgotten about it. Everybody in that is except Mrs. PB. Oh? I wouldn't worry about your friend if I were you, Mr. Gilder sleeve. PB, you're right. By George, I'm making mountains on a molehill. It was an unavoidable thing. Nobody was hurt. What have I got to... What has my friend got to worry about? Well, PB, I'll be running along home. Well, bang the way, Mr. Gilder sleeve. I wonder if you'd mind dropping this prescription off at Mr. Bullard's house. Bullard? Is he? Confined to his home, suffering from shock, they say. PB, I'm not taking anything to Bullard. God's, I've got to find George Booker. Well, no. What's the matter with him, I wonder? I wonder what's taking Hooker so long. I sent him over to Bullard's an hour ago. They'd be making a deal behind my back for all I know. I wouldn't put it past him. Anything can happen in a lawsuit. I'll take everything I've got. Poor Marjorie. Little Leeroy. Thrown out of our home just when we made it snug for the winter. There he is, the old turncoat. Well, Gildy. Don't well-guildy me. It's about time, Hooker. It took him a little longer than I thought. Well, what'd you find out? A number of things came to light which have a direct bearing on the case, Gilder sleeve. Things you're not aware of, apparently. But nevertheless, they're important. There's only one important thing about a lawsuit, Hooker. Who pays? Well, I'm coming to that. I might say that after conferring with Mr. Bullard and examining all the evidence, it was comparatively easy to place the blame where it belonged. I knew it. Go ahead, Hooker. Tell me I haven't got a leg to stand on.  Gilder sleeve, you know I never kicked a dog when he was down. I'm no dog, Hooker. This isn't the first time we've been on opposite sides of the fence. I'll admit that we've had our differences in the past. She doesn't live here anymore. Trouble with you, Gilder sleeve, is that you won't listen to reason. I've heard enough, Hooker. Now get out. All right. You aren't going to let me explain that Bullard hasn't a case. There's nothing for you to worry about. There isn't? There's nothing to worry about? Well, sit down, Horace, old friend. Would you like to stay for dinner? That's better. You've been ranting like a wild man. Forgive me, Horace, I wasn't myself. When a man is standing in the shadow of a lawsuit for things like shock... The only shock Bullard had was when he found out the accident was his fault. Oh? I knew it all the time anyway. Go on, Horace. Well, we discovered that his brakes didn't work. Leaky brake drum. Leaky brakes, eh? Well, a leaky brake. Horace, you old goat. Why didn't you tell me? Good eye. Do I hear something dripping? Must be Bullard's leaky brakes. Look, there's a puddle right on the floor. Water! And another on the davenport. What? Gildy, your roof's leaking. Oh my goodness, the storms have come and the roof isn't ready. Judge, get some pants. Get a button. It's a flood. Oh, Gildy. Probably the Red Cross. And the pants. Gildy, look outside. The sun is shining. Oh my goodness, the hose. I left it up on the roof. Out of the way, judge. I've got to get that hose out of there. I'm going to answer the phone. This is Bullard's fault. I'll sue him. Hello. Here from the Great Gilder Sleeve again very soon.  Try it soon. 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What's this? Old papers under the rug. Leroy. I didn't do it. That's some of your stuff. What's this for? The water supply report. Oh, what, huh? Well, it's the best we've got. Well, this is important. Better take it right down to the office. Uncle Mort on Saturday night and leave the living room looking like this? Well, you and Birdie give it a lick and a promise, my dear. I got business to attend to. Good night, folks. The Great Gilder Slave is played by Harold Perry. It is written by John Elliott and Andy White with music by Jack Meakin. It is cast by Walter Tetley, Louise Erickson, Lillian Randolph, Earl Ross, and Richard Legrand. This is John Walde saying good night for the Kraft Foods Company, makers of the famous line of Kraft quality food products. Good night. Listen in next Wednesday and every Wednesday for the further adventures of The Great Gilder Slave. Have you tried tabstep? 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Okay, I thought I missed that. You're feeling pretty sleepy, aren't you? Get in the jar! I don't care if you're sleepy. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! I don't care if you are asleep. Get in the jar, bro! Ha, ha, ha, ha! How's it going, everybody? Dottodoi here back with another round of Dragon Ball FighterZ ranked matches, and I am so excited to be continuing on with the week of Master Roshi now that we have even more time with him under our belt. But I guess we're just gonna have to see how we do with him now that we've improved a little bit. Oh, I don't know if I wanna... Let's go! All right, do we do it now? Let's do it. I love to see the damage! All right, we're just gonna get out of there. I do not trust UI Goku. I don't trust UI Goku as far as I could throw him, dude. He was about a T.O.D. me. That's just what the character does. Nice air to air. Oh, two bars?  Oh, never mind. Ha, ha, ha, ha! Sorry, this is way more vicious. I forgot this was my D.H.C. Ha, ha, ha, ha! Wow, he was promised a jar, but instead just got kind of beat down. Roshi is back out in point regardless though. I try to use the rock assist. Ah, drop the combo. It's so much harder online. You gotta hit that... You gotta hit that Key Blast button way earlier. Defense is gonna have to get us out of this. D.P. Okay, it didn't work. Ha, ha, ha! It didn't exactly work. Coming in! Nice! Ah, I still hit Super Dash. But we brought it back around with the rock assist! Nice! He was moving. The light auto combo had us back there. Nothing personal, kid.  Never mind, you're good, you're good. Ha, ha, ha! The teleport behind the afterimage move for Roshi is so funny to me. I love it. It's probably my favorite move. Oh, Spark, I'm not dead. I thought I was. Nice! I thought I was gonna have to commit to doing the bigger combo, and I was afraid I'd drop it. Not gonna lie to you. Ha, ha, ha! I was deadly afraid I'd drop it. Let's go for this. No! Nice. Get down. Oh, I'm not trying to risk anything. Oh, I tried to lead. I tried to make the big reads. You drop your combo for a second. You can't trust it around me. I'mma be there. Dark cancel. I'm not trying to lose Roshi. In fact, I think I want Frieza to end up in a jar. If that would be possible, I'd love to collect Frieza in a jar. It's always been a dream of mine. Go for the afterimage. Don't move up. I'm glad I mashed. It was a big risk, but it worked out. All right, we're gonna go for the rock and yamcha. Classic maneuver. Who could forget it? Oh, I don't want to extend this too far. All right, we're gonna let Roshi do the talking from here on out. We don't have the bar to put him in the jar, but the mix might just be good enough. You know what? I think he's feeling a little sleepy. Hey, is he in bed time, bro? Didn't get the DP, but that's fine. Roshi put in a ton of work. Ah, it's just a shame we didn't get that DP. I think that would have been sick if we could have brought it home like that. Dude, my defense is bad. I mean, I've always known I just didn't want to accept it, but this is this is terrible. I'm getting hit around a lot. Level three. I wouldn't be surprised. We are just it is rough. I'm just trading. I'm trying to trade and getting hit before it's that little it. Once they get to that amount of health, I'm just looking for any stray hit, dude. Please. Please get caught slipping just once. Please get caught. I'm gonna lose my confidence is shaking to the core. Level three. I got a block. I don't want to block. Oh, oh my goodness. Nice. Oh, when the scramble came, he finally there was a chip in his armor there. There was a chip in his armor there. He got nervous. He finally clicks of buttons. We got him while he was panicking. Nice. Roshi, not a scratch on you. Looking good for somebody that got killed. But I mean, whatever. We're nice. We're we're good out here. All right. Yui Goku is going to be aggressive. Yeah, he was getting aggressive. Let me get my hands on him. Elbow drop. Let me get my hands on him again. Not the sea assist, dude. We're but oh my goodness. I didn't even know what I was doing out of the sky. Don't you know it's a no fly zone? You must have known it was a no fly zone. Nice. Elbow drop. Okay, I thought I missed that. You're feeling pretty sleepy.  I don't care if you're sleepy. I don't care if you are asleep. Get the jar, bro. I love this guy. He's getting more fun to me as time goes on. Bro, I don't get your hands on me. Nicely done. I did not. I was not prepared for that. I'm down-tecking just in case he drops it. I'm still going to down-tec, I think. Oh, that missed. Nothing personal, kid. We are moving the aftermatch technique. We are just moving. Okay, I'm not here to...  All right, come on. Hit it here. Hit it here. I don't know what it is. Why am I dropping that so much? It's really not that difficult of a combo.  I want to hit that so bad, specifically that link. All right, that should be game. That's actually the set. I'm actually pretty okay with what Roshi did there. I think he did a lot. We are going to take set one. Don't worry. We'll be right back with a new opponent. Dragon Ball Fighters, please just allow us to continue doing deathmatches and ranked or just unlimited rematches and ranked, but I'll see you guys in the next set. All right, so here we are hopping into game two against Vegeta Blue, who might actually be top tier now. He received quite a few buffs from the season 3 patch or season 3.5 patch. So he's a much, much better character now. Much more scary as well. I'm going to have to hold this. I don't want to block. Oh, we did it. We made it home. All he has left to scare us is Dragon Rush. You are getting very sleepy. It's never mind. Oh, I could have hit it right there. I just hit the rock button. Nice. Aim the kamameha elbow drop. Really? He just mashed too well. Dang. I mean, it worked. I messed up my buttons. I took out my legs. Level three. Was it that serious? Was Roshi being that much of a threat? I got a spark. Or we could risk it on defense and try to... Nah, this is a Roshi video. I am not going out. No to wage. It would have been sick. Off the wall from the base. Goku is just let Roshi down. He's just trying to... He won't hurt nobody. I'm just... I just got five bars is all. All right. Now we got to really get out of here. All right. I'll take a level three here. Level three in the corner just to threaten that sparking. I don't think he's going to go for it. In fact, I'm actually going to go for the cross-up. But just in case. Oh, he jumped. All right. Now you're getting drag rush. Now you deserve it. Roshi can stay back there and act as an assist. We're going to need him for a little bit here. No. You were almost clutch Roshi. Oh, back dash. Caught it mid animation. Oh, no.  He's the one I'm working. I got to get rid of that assist. He's going to get out. There's too much bar. He's got to have to DHC. Why not? Right? At this point, you just got to take a level three. Probably with blue Vegeta. Yeah. I can't say I don't agree. Whoa, whoa. Calm down. A level five, but for why? Oh, and then I actually got hit by that. All right. That's fine. We're not out of the game just yet. We could if we get a clean kill on either Vegeta blue or Goku GT, we're still plenty fine. I'm going to have to spend a bar for this knockdown, but any knockdown is better than no knockdown. Dude, I am messing up the movement here. The movement is getting messed up. Oh, no. And he's just confidently clicking that 2L too, but I just cannot set my feet on the ground, right? I miss so many air dashes. All right, defense. He's going to probably try that again. Not again. All right. Is one destructive is going to kill? I don't think it matters. We got to switch out anyway. But that was personal. We had to switch out just to get Krillin to heal that blue life. Hopefully Roshi is capable of holding out hope. No, I'm just going to get out of there. Forget the blue life. I need to assist up. He can't really threaten us. Yeah, there was nothing he could do to really threaten us there into getting opened up. He's a mad man. Look at him. You can't give him a second to breathe or he's going to hit you with the L's. Okay. Okay. Roshi, I know we're new. We don't really know each other that well, but I need this comeback out of you. Go. I was going to try to command grab, but then I remembered that he does like to hit L. Nice. That was sick. That was sick. I whiffed the media, but on purpose, I was actually hoping that we wouldn't be in the corner so that could hit, but that was sick. Nice. Oh, misty. Oh, misty confirmed. Big lag. No, it's still not going to save us. That was a very fortunate lag for us to it. We still didn't luck out. Well, that's that's unfortunate. We went for the vanish confirmed combo. That's okay. I want to keep trying to hit that because it's the optimal vanish combo. So if it costs us games now, that's fine. We got to get that. We got to get that muscle memory in for future games. So that's fine. We there was a high chance we would have lost even if we didn't drop the combo onto the next match that we can't let it end here. We can't let it end. I need to clean up the play. Love to see it. And there goes my movement again. Messing up in the clutch right at the last second against blue Vegeta. We need to be able to finish these characters. Oh, wait a minute. I'm a super dash in. Is this enough? No, it's not actually. No, it's not enough. Even with Master Roshi. It's not enough. I love that we just we did that seven times because Master Roshi his assist is so good. We got seven overheads out of it. Who should have reflected? That's fine. Goku GT is going to get a lot of damage out here, but we're we're a pretty healthy team and we got Spark, which we might actually opt. Yeah, we're going to do it here, which he might predict. Do we? All right, we're going to do it, but let's be slow about it. Let's not do a frame one. Let's let's see. Let's see. Let's see what happens first. Let's evaluate the landscape. I'm doing it. I know it wasn't that slow, but movement. I am getting stuck on the ground this game. You are the sickest assist Master Roshi. You know what? Tell him again, Master Roshi. Let him hear it one more time. All right, don't mess up the movement. Don't mess up the movement. We need to get in and put on pressure. Get in, put on pressure and the movement was messed up. 6m. There comes the lights. It's a very that's I mean, he's doing a good job on testing on pushing those buttons because I'm making those mistakes. I didn't do anything fancy because nothing fancy was required, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't sweating thinking I was going to miss that with no super dash in the jar. We missed the jar. This is what we practice for and I messed it up. We got it though. We still brought it home even if it was a blue combo. Dang, all right. See where we've learned the new combos, but now we got to get the muscle memory down to hit him with the frame, the slight frame delay in the online. We got to do against real opponents. All of these are factors that we just kind of have to deal with. We've got to make those adjustments. All right, come on. Come on. I'm trying to hit this combo clean now. Oh, that would have been a great opportunity to try out. Love to see the damage. Love to see. All right, now we're now I'm feeling it, dude. Master Roshi is in high fly mode. This is an anti-fly zone unless your name is Master Roshi. Anti-fly zone. I don't want to see you up in the air. This character is saying just the no fly zone rules. Oh, Goku. The base Goku assist was nice. Oh, and I'm not blocking. Okay, we might have to spark. I don't want to spark first, but I do want to protect Roshi and not, I don't want to have to deal with this mix. Super Saiyan 4 against Roshi? Nah, I don't want to deal with the mix. So I just, I won't, I won't deal with the mix. Here it comes. Yeah, yeah, I shouldn't have hit a button. You're right. You're right in the corner after that situation. It was risky, but I'm thinking, oh my mix again. Okay. Do we just hold raw time or do we DP? So many questions. Do I DP? That seems risky to me. I don't know. That seems way too risky. I'm going to do it. Don't I didn't have enough health. It did work. I just didn't let go of the button soon enough. All right. Well, that is going to be the end of Master Roshi for this video, but I still need to bring the set home to be honest. And we don't have spark because I used it to protect Roshi. I don't know about you guys, but I'm a little scared now. I didn't realize I used spark until just now. Okay, don't drop the end. There it is. I am just I am bad right now. Nice. Okay, good. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. Just one last get it. Did it have to be the best one of the best anchors in the game? Did it have to be? It did have to be because I'm I'm going to do it to him. Nice. Worried about the spark, but do we make the read right here? I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'm going to make the read and the read was semi success. Oh, no. There it is. Yep. That's fine. That's fine. Hit those buttons. If you feel you have to. I just need this wind so bad like show. All right. Is this good enough? No, I wasn't even close actually wasn't even close. I thought about going for the spear ball, but I figured the burst damage would be more important, but we didn't even come close to clearing it. He messed up. He messed up. Now the movement was on his error. Let's go. All right, bringing it home. That was quite a set. I love that, dude. Roshi put in work this video. Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. If you did, definitely make sure to go down below. Let me know while you're down there. 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Economic future, fire is big. And action. In 1980, we said we would reduce inflation, and we have. We said we'd create new jobs, lower taxes, rebuild our defenses, and we have. But in the next four years, we must do more. We must help those who have a fully shared in the recovery. We must build a lasting peace for our young, security for our agent, and create millions of new jobs. We pledge cities of promise, a countryside of abundance. We'll never stop trying to do better. Okay, cut. That's 27. That's only a 27. 27. In 1980, we said we would reduce inflation, and we have. We said we would create new jobs, lower taxes, and rebuild our defenses, and we have. But in the next four years, we must do more. We must help those who have a fully shared in the recovery. We must build a lasting peace for our young, security for our agent, and create millions of new jobs. We pledge cities of promise, a countryside of abundance. We'll never stop trying to do better. Cut. 27. 27. 27. 27. 27. You mean ahead of the second round? 4. And by, and action. In 1980, we said we would reduce inflation, and we have. We said we'd create new jobs, lower taxes, and rebuild our defenses, and we have. But in the next four years, we must do more. We must help those who have a fully shared in the recovery. We must build a lasting peace for our young, security for our agent, and create millions of new jobs. the cities of promise, the countryside of abundance, we'll never stop trying to do better. 25 and a half. No, I'm currently sure of it. No, this is the 25 or 26 right now. Five. In 1980, we said we'd reduce inflation and we had it. We said we'd create new jobs, lower taxes, rebuild our defenses, and we had it. But in the next four years, we must do more. We must help those who haven't fully shared the recovery, build lasting peace for our young, security for our Asian, and create millions of new jobs. We pledge cities of promise, a countryside of abundance, we'll never stop trying to do better. Speed? Six. We got here three and a half years ago. Nothing was more important than saving our economy. So together, we lowered interest rates and beat back inflation. We cut taxes and created over 6 million new jobs. But during the next four years, we have a bigger job to do and that's to make our recovery last due to the next decade. And to let every American feel their faith in this country has been rewarded. What we've done is only gotten us ready for what we're going to do. How much time was it? How much time was it? 20 seconds. 20 seconds. We'll just go to 29. Good run of things. You don't need to worry about the low. I think the important thing, get the last line, and it's a very nice convincing situation. Be that much more convincing. Can you produce with 29 seconds? Yes, we can also do that. What are you just trying to do? It's the same thing you want to do. He wants, he thinks it'll be. It'll sound better. It sounds a lot better to me. I mean, but you want to actually take more time. Yeah, he says go ahead and go 29 seconds on this one. They can still produce. Oh, I don't know what to do with that. Okay. And you can also take it three and a half years until you say you can read it. Okay, just go ahead. I'm going to take that here. We'll do that here. Okay. Are we ready? Yeah. Also, speaking. So, when we got here three and a half years ago, nothing was more important than saving our economy. So together we lowered interest rates and beat back inflation. We cut taxes and created over six million new jobs. But during the next four years, we have a bigger job to do. And that's to make our recovery last into the next decade. And to let every American feel their faith in this country has been rewarded. What we've done has only gotten us ready for what we're going to do. We've got a 60. Is there none? We've got a 60. There's a new 60 that was tied. We've got three to do in here and four. All right. Three. I don't know if you can hear us. Okay. This is a 60. This thing in 1980, we said we would reduce inflation and we had. We said we would lower interest rates and we had. We said we would reduce crime and we had. We said we would lower taxes, rebuild our defenses and get America working again. Today, taxes are down. Our defenses are strong and more than six million new jobs have been created. Working with you, we got those jobs done. We've got to do more. We must build a lasting peace while protecting our freedoms. We must help those who haven't shared fully in the recovery. We must create new jobs, improve education and further protect you from crime. We must provide more security for our elderly and opportunity for our young. We pledge cities of promise, a countryside renewed vigor and a nation strong with opportunity and pride. I don't think America ever stops wanting to be better because Americans are only satisfied with doing our best. 55. 55. Okay. Any problems with that? Do you want to do the old stuff in the back? That was quickly caught by 25. What happened? We had about 40. State, 401, 7, 9. And by an action. Campaign in 1980, we said we would reduce inflation if we had. We said we would lower interest rates if we had. We said we would reduce crime if we had. We said we would lower taxes, rebuild our defenses and get America working again. Today, taxes are down, our defenses are strong and more than six million new jobs have been created. Working with you, we got those jobs done. We've got to do more. We must build a lasting peace while protecting our freedoms. We must help those who haven't shared fully in the recovery. We must create new jobs, improve education and further protect you from crime. We must provide more security for our elderly and opportunity for our young. We pledge cities of promise, a countryside renewed vigor and a nation strong with opportunity and pride. I don't think America ever stops wanting to be better because Americans are only satisfied with doing our best. 57. Perfect. That's good. That's good. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. We're gonna tear down any- Which side of these are- Which side of these are okay to plug into. This one ten . We're two years old now. It stands watch on our storage. I take no obligation. Their security, their job opportunity for a strong economy with inflation or taxes under control, we're taken care of tomorrow. In this magnificent house. Their security, their job opportunities, the dreams and a future our young people will have is something you never forget. And you'll live here. Their security, their job opportunities, the dreams they'll take into the next century, all begin with what we do today. When we work hard to ensure a strong economy with inflation of taxes under control, we're taking care of tomorrow. And in this magnificent house.


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I enjoy playing NBA 2K year-round. Where you going? As far as disagrees, I can't. Today, we're talking to NBA 2K players of all kinds, and we're looking for some answers. Hey, my name is Legend of Winning. I played 2K five times in the past year. Kat, he literally had the chat where he plays all-star team up nightly. How am I supposed to fall into the vent? You're in a group chat, though. You know, I know I'm in the group chat with you. How do I play? How do I respond to that group chat? Every other day. No, I do not! Yo, it's the big SBK, man. You know what I'm saying? The stage got number legend. That's all I got to say. Yo, what's Gucci, man? My name is Ryan. I have like 18 days played on my team, bro. What's good, y'all? Name's Jake, AKA Disturb 2.0. You know what I'm saying? I played my part like once or twice a month. All right. Today, we're stealing Jubilee's greatest series spectrum. Let's get into it.  Let me tell you a little bit about it. 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Well, I need a trench coat with this. The best part is each month has over $70 worth of value, and you buy it for 45 bones. That, to me, fellas, is called a bargain. And we got the third box. It's the biggest of them all. Boom. Boom. Talk to me. What we got? Ooh. Is this a second bag? God damn, I got so much storage. They knew for a fact I did not have a closet in the A&P crib. So they're giving me a lot of bags to compensate for it. To get 20% off your first box, go to bspk.me slash agent 20. To get 20% off your first box, or click the top link in the description, and use code agent 20 at checkout. It's a huge thank you to Bespoke Post for helping sponsor this video. K21 was the worst 2K of all time. I strongly agree because both games, I feel like, as somebody who plays multiple modes and I play, I'm a legend, you know what I'm saying? I play the game all day. I play the game all the time.  Every movement is just horrible. I don't, nothing is fun about that game streaming it. There's no content. There's nothing about that game that's good.  It was an objectively bad game in every single game mode. My GM, yeah, nah, nah. 2K18 is the worst. That's why I'm on Disagree, but it's the awful game. That's why I'm not all the way down there. 2K18 was the equivalent of the Great Depression. You can see it in my face. I'm dead like sad, just thinking about it. The NBA 2K developers are the problem.  But also, the reason I'm not further this way though is because I feel like a lot of the reasons are just lack of resources too. And that's not on the developers. That's on the publisher to provide them with the resources to be able to do all that. So I'm in the same boat. The reason why I say this is because it's really hard to blame just employees. However, they obviously have some type of responsibility and what happens on the game, mainly because they are the people who are making the decisions and stuff like that. It's hard to just solely blame the employees because they're clearly understaffed. All right, so I'm on somewhat Disagree because while the devs make the game, not everything wrong with the game is their fault because you all still got to think about publishers and stuff. A lot of problems with the game mostly has to do with the fact that they're trying to make money off of it and the micro-transactions have always been ridiculous. They're not going to go in and add a bunch of new features if they don't think it's going to make them more money. And that's a fact, bro. We've seen EA low-key. So shout out EA because I done a couple of sponsorships. But they don't ruin some games just out of the pressure they applied to developers. We've seen it happen multiple times where EA eats up a dev team and the next game they put out is dog because it had EA's footprint on it. Because EA's like, we need this, this, and this in the game, figure it out. Not the devs that don't want to spam their game with micro-transactions that don't want to make it pay to win and got to oblige because who's paying them is the publisher. I believe 2K is capable of fixing the problems plaguing the series. We're going to start off with slightly Disagree. Every way possible, we've given them mad options and they see it and they're like, yeah, f*** that, we're not doing that. So that's why I slightly disagree. I mean, a lot of people have expressed their opinions on what the next game should have and what they should take out. 2K just says, f*** it, and don't listen to nobody in the community. Personally speaking, I do believe 2K has the capability of changing it. I'm not so pessimistic in it. Mainly because a lot of the things that need to be changed are pretty obvious things. Sure, they haven't necessarily done it in recent times, but I do believe it is something that can be fixed because some of the changes that need to be done are fairly obvious. And I do believe that either as a community, we're more vocal about it and we're more in unison about what we all want. But I don't think the game is just so bad where it's just unreparable. I actually believe it's a game that has a lot of things going for it and it can clearly be fixed in my opinion. NBA 2K22 will be a good game. Damn, this is all the way over there. If anybody could tell y'all the real, I'm telling you, I played 20,000 something games a year, bro. If anybody know, it's me, man. This game is going to be horrible. Usually when 2K has a horrible year, they come back. Like in 2K18, then 2K19 was a great year. Then 2K20, but then 2K21 was a horrible year. So hopefully 2K22 can be, you know, a great year. Hold on. So we're saying 19 was good? Yeah. 19 was incredible. 19 was incredible. Okay, we being honest, let's be real. I'm a realist, you know what I'm saying? If that game didn't have the dribbling system that it had, which I agree, the dribbling on 19 was great. I actually could see people like G-Man actually have somebody that cannot guard him. You know what I'm saying? No, no, no, stop. Your opinion is garbage. The worst part about 19 was the shot contest system. The rest of it was like the game was just not balanced, but beyond that, it was fun and it had diversity in the builds. There was a decent skills gap so the people who could dribble could dribble. The shooting was fairly easy. And you know, because you took advantage of that, you had a stretch big, man. I remember. And I won a lot of games with you sitting in my corner, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Number one corner shooter on YouTube.  Problem two, we had a lot of good videos. I don't know if you remember. We did a lot of good videos, trolling, swatting and stuff like that. It was, that game was good. It was a good year. It definitely was.  So how could you say it's a bad game? Because overall, I'm talking about the gameplay. Yeah, the gameplay was good. No, no. I'm a stretch big. I'm a stretch big and I'm telling you. The game was not balanced, but the gameplay was good though, bro. It wasn't. All right. Your opinion is bad. NBA 2K should be more realistic. The only reason why I'm on like slightly disagrees because I do believe there are some aspects of the game that can be a little bit more realistic. But all in all, I definitely don't believe like they need to push it further in that direction. I agree like more or less like where it is right now is about as good as any game is going to do. There's, I'm not expecting 2K to like have more sweat. Like I'm just not expecting that. They need to inject fun into the game and just stop worrying so much about simulation because like agent said, it just slows the game down. The simulation is gone as far as it can go. If you look at 2K16, a lot of people say that's a better basketball game. But if you ask, a lot of people will say 2K17 was more fun. 2K16 was better. But because it was all around though. I remember, I played everything on 6K. I played my team. I was on all-star team up, man. Pro-am just came out. Prime was a ton of fun. Park was lit. 2K16 was just all around 2K. I prefer separate parks rather than one big city. Can I ask you a question? Can I ask you a question? Just like me, just me to you. Talk to me. Didn't you write all these? Yeah, I didn't think about them. I just thought about them. I just thought about them but I didn't think about them. That was like the whole like, let me act like, let me act like I'm thinking about them. I'm not. I'm thinking about them right now. I've made these problems like 2 weeks ago, guys. I just heard the question for the first time and you're like, I already know the answer to this one. And me, I'm thinking about it.   Separate parks had loading screens. With next-gen loading screens, it's probably going to be very small. But the city is like, you got to like pay to move around faster and it's a big-ass city. It's just slightly inconvenient sometimes when your friend loads across the map and now you got to spend five minutes to get to him. So I don't really care all that much, to be honest. But imagine you playing... I'm not the same. Nobody said, hold on. Yeah, I know. Hold on, hold on. The point you just brought up is kind of like invalid because on next-gen, I know for a fact that when you join a friend, they literally load you on their body now. Hold on now. I got a point to make. I thought you played for two days. I did. And when I joined somebody, I loaded in his body. What do you mean? Come on. Anyway, I can speak for myself when I say that I like to have different places to go because when I'm done playing somebody, when I beat them 10 times and they keep spinning on me, I like to go to a different place and not play that same person again. So different parks are cool to look at as different seniors. It's just better in general because the city was cool and all, but it's just more stuff to load, more stuff to lag, more stuff to fix, and it really doesn't even serve the purpose that I feel like it should have served. I enjoy playing NBA 2K year-round. Where you going? As far as disagrees, I can't. That's it. How do I slightly disagree? I'm about to explain it. That's the point of the video. So until recently, I definitely played the game year-round because those games, I thoroughly enjoyed just playing the game. I would just get on and just play park and I would just be on with friends and I could genuinely just enjoy the game, win or lose, whatever I was doing, whatever mode. The game was actually fun.  It's just not fun. I don't enjoy it. Nobody enjoys playing NBA 2K year-round. Zero people do that. Nobody on Earth does that. The only reason I'm not down there is because I pace myself. So, like, I don't play for a while so that in July it might not be that bad. But you play all the time, so I don't know how you do that at all. What do you mean?  Stop. He's downplaying. I was a legend four months ago. So that means you play all... There's no way you get to that point and you don't play frequently.  Do you want me to replay your intro? What's mine? Yeah. 20,000 games. Yeah, I haven't played 2K year... I only played 2K year-long twice and I was 2K 16 and 2K 19. That's it. The other ones I can't... I feel like there's just no possible way that you can play that game literally every single day for a year span. There's just absolutely no way. I can't even play it once a week, every year. So there's no way that's even possible. No. Do you like 1-2K? Ain't no way. If you hop in the pool, you're the goat. I don't. I don't like that guy at all. I mean, I don't know the person... I don't know him personally, but from my experience, what I've seen him on stream and what I've heard about him from the people that I know that have had contact with him.  That's the type of people that I really don't... You know what I'm saying? I don't mess with it. I don't like the guy. That is a b**ch, dawg. Honestly, I don't understand the purpose of his existence in the community. In the community. In the community. I don't understand him being the face of 2K when he clearly doesn't even fit the demographic. He clearly doesn't play the game. He clearly doesn't want to interact with certain people who have some type of status in the community. It doesn't even seem like he wants to be involved in the conversation itself. There's no one that's somewhere, someone who is the face of something doesn't understand the problems or the community at large. And I feel like Ronny 2K is disconnected from the community, so I just don't understand his purpose, so he should just not exist. In the community. In the community. So my bar for his position is so incredibly low. Like literally all he has to do is not cap. All he has to do and he does that and like works like really they need to get rid of that position entirely or just hire somebody else to do it that isn't so like, like he's really a weirdo. Like he doesn't play the game. He doesn't, like if you've seen like any of his TikToks, it's just pure cringe. Like it's hard to, I'm like wincing just thinking about it. It's just hard to watch, to be honest. Great opinions guys. Great opinions. Great opinions. But hey man, if you enjoyed the video, make sure to drop a like link. Stop interrupting my outro. Really everybody has, you're doing the wrong thing. You believe normally they go around and give people like one or two sentences on their eyes. Yeah I don't get no sentences on this channel. Hey a couple years ago I did a change my mind NBA 2K edition. Man go ahead, cash that. Everyone's links in the description. I'ma catch you guys in the next one. I'm out. Damn. That's literally my phone though. It's my outro dog. Finish it. Finish my outro.


In this video I'm going to talk about verifying conjectures, verifying conjectures using the law of syllogism. Okay, so determine if each conjecture, each conclusion that we draw is valid by the law of syllogism. So we have a couple of statements here. So given, so this is what we hold to be true, given if a figure is a kite. Okay, so if a figure is a kite, so it looks like a little kite. Okay, so something like that, that's a horrible drawing of a kite. But anyway, you get the idea. If a figure is a kite, then it is a quadrilateral. Okay, so if it's a kite, then it's a quadrilateral, it's got four sides, that makes sense. So here's our first conditional statement. If a figure is a quadrilateral, then it is a polygon. If a figure is a quadrilateral, then it is a polygon. Okay, so that's our given statement. If a figure is a quadrilateral, if it's four-sided, then it is a polygon. Polygons are just shapes. The conjecture is, if a figure is a kite, then it is a polygon. Okay, so we have to go back to our law of syllogism. Law of syllogism is basically if p then q, if q then r, then p then r. So basically, if we have a logical order like this, if we have conditional statements that follow this order, this last part is going to be true. So let's see if our conditional statements actually follow that order. So if a given, if a figure is a kite, so we'll call that p, that's our first statement. If a figure is a kite, then it is a quadrilateral. Okay, so that's going to be our q, that's our second statement there. And this is a hypothesis and a conclusion, so that's our first conditional statement. That's our first part right here. All right, now the next part, if a figure is a quadrilateral, all right, so it looks like we use this again. If a figure is a quadrilateral, so q quadrilateral, so it looks like we're on the start of our second part there, then it is a polygon. So we've got a new statement here, this polygon we'll call that r. Okay, we'll call that r. So it looks like we're starting to follow that progression. If a figure p, if a figure is a kite, then it is a quadrilateral. If p then q, if a figure is a quadrilateral, then it is a polygon. If q then r. So it looks like we have followed the first two steps here, we've followed the first two conditional statements here. Now very last, let's see if we follow that same, let's see if we follow that same and get to this third step. Conjecture, if a figure is a kite, so as I look back up here, p is what I used for kite. So if a figure is a kite, then it is a polygon. What did I use for polygon, r? So did it follow our logical progression? Yes it did. If a figure is a kite, then it is a polygon. This is actually a valid statement. This is a valid statement. Now as you read through that, if you read through that the first time, you probably could have picked that up. But what I did there is I used the law of syllogism, I used these three steps, these three conditional statements, and labeled everything out so that we can visually see how the law of syllogism is used. So that's one example of using the law of syllogism to verify a conjecture. So let's do a separate example and see if we can do this one more time. So again, law of syllogism, if p then q, if q then r, and then we could also say if p then r. So we're kind of, this last statement connects the first two, p then r. So if a number is divisible by two, so we'll call that p, if a number is divisible by two, call that p, then it is even, call that q. If a number is even, if a number is even, call that q again, then it is an integer. So that's the new, so we call that r. If a number is divisible by two, then it is even. That actually makes sense. If a number is even, then it is an integer. Well that's also true, even numbers are integers. So let's come to some conjecture. If a number is an integer, which is r, if a number is an integer, which is r, then that number is divisible by two. Then that number is divisible by two. Kind of look at our progression here. Look at our logical compression. p then q, and if q then r. So we've actually followed these first two rather well, the last one here, if r then p, if r then p, it's backwards. This one is backwards. So right away we can tell that that's going to be invalid. Right away, since that's backwards, we can already tell that that's invalid. Now that's just looking at the logical progression, using these three statements up here. Now let's actually, let's think about it. Let's think logically about it. If a number is an integer, then it is divisible by two. Numbers that are divisible by two are two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve, fourteen, sixteen, eighteen. All the even numbers, they're all divisible by two. But it's saying if a number is an integer, well integers are numbers like negative three, or zero, or one, or five. The negative number is zero in these positive whole numbers. Well, right there I've already written two examples that are not divisible by two. So negative three, one, zero, five. Those are not divisible, they don't divide evenly by two. So that right there tells you that this statement, this conjecture is not valid.  So that's another way to look to see if that is valid or not. So just to kind of compare, kind of recap a little bit. The first example that we had, notice that followed the logical progression, P, Q, and then Q then R, and then P then R. Followed this progression. So that was a valid statement. So one thing to do would be to label all of your different pieces, your hypothesis, and your conclusions. To label all those, that might be a little bit easier. And then over here we did the same thing. We started labeling our hypothesis and conclusions, but we noticed that once we got to our final conjecture, it was out of order. This last part was out of order, so that tells us that right away it's going to be invalid. Now if you don't follow that quite well, just think about it logically. Go through the conjecture. If a number is an integer, like these numbers up here, then they are divisible by two. Well, none of those numbers are divisible by two, so that's an invalid statement. All right, so that is just a couple of examples, a valid and an invalid example of verifying conjectures using the law of syllogism.


Hi, my name is Tracy Tacama Espinosa and one of my favorite things to talk about is the brain I just love the brain. So what are these core concepts within this field of mind brain and education science that should be informing Teachers these days. What do we need to know about the mind about psychology that can help us in classroom settings? What do we need to know about the brain things that come from neuroscience that can help us in educational settings and Education how has education changed that we can combine mind brain and education now? To have a new view on what we should know about human learning in order to help our students find the most success possible This workshop will look at the introduction to mind brain education science and start off with some bigger ideas You know, what is it the basics that we should all know about our own brains? This is based on a new way to look at teachers professional development that really turns us into more learning Scientists because after all, you know, the brain is the organ of our existence, right? So we need to know a bit more about Neuromiths and how those are born of some of our attitudes about how we think people learn not always correctly, right? Then what are the basic principles which are six? Simple ideas that have been proven in neuroscience that approved of of coming into the classroom These are good pieces of information that all teachers should know and then what are the tenants? Tenants are things that have to do with truths about mind brain and education science truths about how humans learn But there's a big range of human variation. For example, we all know that sleep and dreaming influence learning But do you know why and do you know what's normal? For example, four and a half to 12 hours of sleep is totally normal Maybe eight is average But we can't dictate to other people about the tenants because there's such a huge range of human variance What motivates you for example might not motivate me. What stresses you might not stress me, right? So we have to look at the tenants in a different way from the principles principles are things that are true for all human brains throughout the life Spam and tenants are also true, but there's a huge range of human variation Then we have to look at all of that within a cultural context. How does our context? How does where we live? How does how we write or the language we speak in change the way that we can now interpret the principles in the tenants? And finally if we know all of that then we can get into the real instructional guidelines What should we now do within our classrooms to reach those objectives that we've stated for ourselves? So this is kind of the new broad overview of what it would look like if we had mind-brain education scientists in our schools This means that I hope that I can convince you all that designing an educational experience What do I do in class tomorrow? Without understanding the brain is very much like trying to design a glove without understanding how the hand is structured We have to know a bit more about the human brain And that's what we're going to look at the ten things that we'll explore that are basics about the human brain have to do asleep nutrition stress anxiety social contagion physical activity drugs motivation human variation human potential and then knowing yourself in order to actually use that information But rather than start there and rather than start off with with definitions I'd prefer to share the information with you here in the videos that when we're together We can see about your own questions about the brain and how it learns So here's the conceptual background the learning sciences is anything that has to do with how humans learn, right? It's the life and it's neural sciences. That's biology nutrition, right? But it's also neuro sciences It's also that includes neuro biology for example the chemicals in your brain and the learning sciences also include things like education or pedagogy didactic and psychology right and developmental processes of the brain But it also includes things like understanding the natural sciences Which means to be a learning scientist means knowing a bit about all of that My main goal is to look at this really sweet spot right here in the middle mind-brain education science because While all of these other areas study how the human brain learns My brain and education science is really preoccupied with how we should teach in order to take advantage of that information Right and we don't like calling things like a neuro education or educational neuroscience because it actually makes one a Subfield of the other whereas when you have like mind comma brain comma an education You're really putting them on an even playing field and that's the idea of mind-brain education science that no one field Is bigger or more important than the other but that they all play a role in helping us become better teachers So what I hope we spend most of our time doing is I'm gonna ask you something You know about the brain and learning, you know and something you want to know about the brain and learning And we're gonna start from your questions your understanding about the brain and build off of that for the rest of the workshop Some of the bigger concepts I hope we get to talk about have to do with human potential The big question are you who you are because of your nature the genes that you inherited or because of the Nurture because of the schools you went to or the neighborhood you grow up in and Understanding yourself better. I mean socrates was not far off, you know know yourself Well in order to understand your own potentials in all these areas and we'll explore this by introducing another concept This is called risk and protective factors So understanding what are the things that are in your life that are a risk to your own learning? And what are the things that are protective factors and could you use a protective factor to get rid of risk factors? Right, so we'll look at that and we'll look at how you can help your own students understand those things as well There may be some things that might be a roadblock to learning. How do we get around that? How do you avoid that? But first you have to identify it, which is why we begin with knowing yourself, okay? And then finally we're gonna round this out by looking at the activities that you already use Do you know how the activities that you use in the class? Actually influence the brains in your class. This gets a bit deeper It's not just saying let's do project-based learning or let's do collaborative learning or whatever because it sounds good It's right. It's good pedagogically speaking, but do you know what that's doing to your brain? So we're gonna ask you to think about something you know works in your class and then I'm gonna ask you to think a little bit Why? Why do you think it works in your brain? What's your hypothesis? What do you want to know so that you can convince yourself that you are choosing the best activities because it does enhance student learning outcomes at the level of the brain? So we'll clarify some of the better activities that can occur in class that would really enhance student learning outcomes Based on the information we now have from neuroscience So my personal goal with all of this is to make you guys you know shout from the rooftops I am at mind brain education scientists. I'm a learning scientist at the end of the day here I hope that you can fall in love with your own brains and that you learn a little bit about your own brains And how they were some basics about them But also how it is that what you do in your class the influence that you have on a daily basis that changes the human brain Remember the brain adapts to what it does most so the exposure your students have with you has a huge Influence in what they now will know and learn, but we know that the more you know The more you can know so what it is they do with you will influence the potential to be able to learn things in the Future very very big and powerful information I look forward to this workshop with you and if you have any questions before we start Please go ahead and write me an email. Otherwise. I look forward to working with you. Thanks


On the southeast of the Asian continent, tucked in the Himalayas, is one of the world's most enigmatic countries, Bhutan. The land with a unique concept called gross national happiness. Here, everyone is quick to smile and laughter. It's a place where wealth is not the guarantee to happiness, where wisdom is developed with compassion, where consciousness continues after death. The place that has in the true sense achieved a collective nirvana. In Bhutan, whatever culture we have, religion plays a very important role because our recorded history of our culture begins with religion. Considered to be one of the Sarma or new schools of Tibetan Buddhism, the Drukpa lineage traces the origin of its transmission to Vajradhara, the manifestation of the supreme essence of Buddhahood. Today, when a Bhutanese Buddhist performs his daily morning prayer, he starts it by tagging all the lineage masters who are passed on the faith to him in his purest and most ascetic manner. And one of the first few, he pays remembrance to Atilopa and Naropa, the two great saints who belong to the neighbouring country of India. It is said that atilopa's true and supreme spirit has taken all the teachings of the four religions. After that, he became a very prominent witness of the Tantric Dharma. Naropa was the disciple of Tilopa who received the complete Mahamudra teachings from Tilopa. The Tibetan master Marpa was appointed by Naropa as his successor in Tibet. Naropa prophesied that his lineage would prosper considerably in the land of snow. Shabdron really unified Bhutan as one kingdom as it is today when he came down here in 1616. Before that, actually Dupakajupa tradition came to Bhutan much earlier, few hundred years earlier. He just reintroduced and expanded Dupakajupa school. It was during Shabdron's time that a friendship of an unusual kind started to develop between the valley of Bhutan and the desert of Ladakh. But the souls of these places couldn't have been more alike. Very much like Bhutan, Ladakh is a land ruled by forces of goodness, a place of peace, non-violence and spirituality, where the ravages of time and history have been held back. The two lands were yet unconnected by road, but spiritually they shared the strongest connection that traced back many ages and the common link binding them was Naropa and an inherent faith in his teachings. Stagnar or the Tiger's Nose Monastery established by Choje Mugzin became the main seat of the southern Drukpa Khaju tradition in Ladakh. Even as Choje Mugzin is the first recorded representative from Bhutan here, the golden period of cross-pollination actually happened when the success of King Neema Namgyal expressed a fresh interest in inviting Bhutanese scholars to Ladakh in 1705. It was only apt that masters from Bhutan brought the Khajupa teachings back to where they originally belonged. It was almost like a reverse dissemination. Bhutanese scholars further helped Ladakh revitalize and rediscover many details from this age-old religious tradition. From here on, the Drukpa Khaju order began to flourish independently in Ladakh, adopting a life and soul of its own. However, Bhutan continued to remain a source of inspiration for those who wished to conserve the exceptional religious heritage. I think there has been exchanges, which was both ways. Of course, Ladakh came and also many Bhutanese went and saw how Buddhism was practiced there and how the Ladakh culture was evolving and developing and getting preserved. It is this cultural treasure shared by the two regions that seems to contain all the wisdom of the human race. It is not for no reason that Ladakh is one of the few lands that assures personal liberation and Bhutan, one of the only lands that holds the promise of an earthly paradise.