The year is around 400 BC in ancient Greece. Hippocrates, who will soon be known as the father of medicine, is thinking deeply about an important question. Why do people behave like they do? What makes us who we are? Since he was a physician, his first instinct was to look at the body for an answer. And that's when he got the idea. Human behavior is caused by four fluids in the body. He called those fluids, humors. Blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm. A few centuries later, a fellow physician named Galen was intrigued by Hippocrates' ideas. So he built up on it and proposed the first categorization of human behavior and temperament. He believed the four fluids affected the person's behavior, creating four types of temperament. Cholaric, melancholic, sanguine, and phlegmatic. Are you interested to hear what ancient doctors would say about your personality? Which of the four temperaments are you? Keep watching to find out. 1. Cholaric A cholaric temperament corresponds to the fluid of yellow bile. Cholaric people are described as angry, tense, and hot-headed. They're constantly searching for excitement and success, which can make them easily annoyed and controlling. They like it when things are going their way and may seem opinionated to others. According to some new research, cholarics can also be highly emotional. A 2022 research paper studied Chinese students and how they adapted to online learning. Researchers found that students with a cholaric temperament were sensitive and prone to fluctuating emotions. They seemed to be affected by changes and had a harder time adopting to online learning environments. But those with a cholaric temperament have their positive sides too. They are result-oriented, active, and positive. They are not afraid of any obstacles coming their way. They show great confidence and strive for independence. Other people may be impressed by a cholaric's quick thinking and strong willpower. Risk-taking is something they enjoy, and they can't stand when things are moving too slow. 2. Melancholic Melancholic is the personality of an individual characterised by black bile. Melancholic are extremely introverted and prefer to have just one or two close friends. They are very thoughtful and considerate, which actually makes people like them. Melancholic personalities are artistic souls. They pour their hearts out in poetry, paintings, or music. Even though they're very talented, they are also perfectionists and often find flaws within their work and themselves. As the word Melancholic suggests, they can be pretty sensitive. Sometimes they get overwhelmed with the tragedies of the world. Due to this emotional nature, they are prone to depression or anxiety. A paper published in the Journal of Effective Disorders suggests that the melancholic temperament might also play a role in bipolar disorder. 3. Sanguine Blood is a sanguine's main body fluid. People with a sanguine personality type tend to be lively, optimistic, and carefree. They are the first to start a conversation or shake your hand. Their glass is always half full. They prefer to see the bright side of life and live to the fullest. They have a great sense of humour and love to make others laugh. But because they love having fun so much, they are typically poor at tolerating boredom and will seek variety and entertainment. Unfortunately, this trait can sometimes negatively affect their romantic and other relationships. They also tend to seek attention and need constant reassurance from others. This temperament type is very similar to a certain personality trait that is being researched today. Do you know which trait that is? Hint. If you're not sure, check out this video to find out. This video is made for educational purposes only. It's meant to be a fun way for you to learn a bit about the history of personality psychology. It's not meant to assess your personality or make any diagnosis. Only a licensed psychologist can truly assess your personality, so please don't take this too seriously. 4. Flematic Flem is a fluid that influences the behaviour of a phlematic. A phlematic is best described as a people person. These people seek close relationships and are often loyal spouses and loving parents. People with phlematic temperaments tend to avoid conflicts at all costs. They believe a good life is a peaceful life. They're very much into charity and helping others, and they make great nurses, psychologists, or social workers. Flematics are almost always chill and relaxed, but that's not always a positive trait. They can often be apathetic and sluggish. They may seem like nothing bothers them much, like they're not really interested in things that are happening around them. A 2019 study shows that a person with this temperament can actually be a great driver. Researchers found that phlematic drivers have a low heart rate and low arousal level while driving. This means that in contrast with other temperaments, they rarely get road rage. It's also been found that phlematics have a higher tolerance for relatively simple and monotonous tasks. Because of that, they rarely engage in risky driving behaviour. So, what do you think? Which temperament describes you best? The personality research doesn't stop in ancient Greece. Many modern theories have tried to expand upon what Hippocrates and Galen thought of. Would you get the same results on Myers-Briggs personality types? Or even big 5 traits? If you want to know even more about yourself, watch these videos and find out.


Today, we continue on with the last section of Chapter 1, Distortions of Miracle Impulses. Your distorted perceptions produce a dense cover over miracle impulses, making it hard for them to reach your own awareness. The confusion of miracle impulses with physical impulses is a major perceptual distortion. Miracle impulses are misdirected miracle impulses. All real pleasure comes from doing God's will. This is because not doing it is a denial of self. Denial of self results in illusions, while correction of the error brings release from it. Do not deceive yourself into believing that you can relate in peace to God or to your brothers with anything external. Child of God, you were created to create the good, the beautiful, and the holy. Do not forget this. The love of God, for a little while, must still be expressed through one body to another because vision is still so dim. You can use your body best to help you enlarge your perception so you can achieve real vision, of which the physical eye is incapable. Everything to do this is the body's only true usefulness. Fantasy is a distorted form of vision. Fantasies of any kind are distortions because they always involve twisting perception into unreality. Actions that stem from distortions are literally the reactions of those who know not what they do. Fantasy is an attempt to control reality according to false needs. Twist reality in any way and you are perceiving destructively. Fantasies are a means of making false associations and attempting to obtain pleasure from them. But although you can perceive false associations, you can never make them real except to yourself. You believe in what you make. If you offer miracles, you will be equally strong in your belief in them. The strength of your conviction will then sustain the belief of the miracle receiver. Reality is, quote, lost through usurpation, which produces tyranny. As long as a single, quote, slave remains to walk the earth, your release is not complete. Great restoration of the sunship is the only goal of the miracle minded. This is a course in mind training. All learning involves attention and study at some level. Some of the later parts of the course rest too heavily on these earlier sections not to require their careful study. You will also need them for preparation. Without this, you may become much too fearful of what is to come to make constructive use of it. However, as you study these earlier sections, you will begin to see some of the implications that will be amplified later on. A solid foundation is necessary because of the confusion between fear and awe to which I have already referred and which is often made. I have said that awe is inappropriate in connection with the sons of God because you should not experience awe in the presence of your equals. However, it was also emphasized that awe is proper in the presence of your Creator. I have been careful to clarify my role in the atonement without either over or understating it. I am also trying to do the same with yours. I have stressed that awe is not an appropriate reaction to me because of our inherent equality. Some of the later steps in this course, however, involve a more direct approach to God Himself. It would be unwise to start on these steps without careful preparation or awe will be confused with fear and the experience will be more traumatic than beatific. Healing is of God in the end. The means are being carefully explained to you. Education may occasionally reveal the end to you, but to reach it, the means are needed. And from the workbook for teachers, lesson number 6, I am upset because I see something that is not there. The exercises with this idea are very similar to the preceding ones. Again, it is necessary to name both the form of the upset, anger, fear, worry, depression, and so on, and the perceived source very specifically for any application of the idea. For example, I am angry at blank because I see something that is not there. I am worried about blank because I see something that is not there. Today's idea is useful for application to anything that seems to upset you and can profitably be used throughout the day for that purpose. However, the three or four practice periods which are required should be preceded by a minute or so of mind searching, as before, and the application of the idea to each upsetting thought uncovered in the search. Again, if you resist applying the idea to some upsetting thoughts more than to others, remind yourself of the two cautions stated in the previous lesson. There are no small upsets. They are all equally disturbing to my peace of mind, and I cannot keep this form of upset and let the others go. For the purposes of these exercises, then, I will regard them all as the same. I am upset because I see something that is not there. Today's workbook lesson is giving us the chance to unpin, to unwind from the belief in being trapped in appearances when our very identity of love, of the living Christ, a perfect idea in the mind of God, has been forgotten, has been completely pushed out of awareness, and now appearances seem to have come to take the place of love and light. This condition could be called hallucination, just like a dry and thirsty traveler walking through a desert feeling scorched and hot and parched and dry may hallucinate an oasis of shade and water. The sleeping son of God has believed himself to be bereft of his holy father, his holy creator, and now finds himself lost and wandering in a desert of images, a desert of perception that God did not create, a fantasy world, a fictitious linear stream of images that have nothing to do with reality, nothing to do with eternity, divine love and happiness. And so the first step in healing from this apparent condition of separation is to realize that all upsets, all upsets experienced, are coming because there is a perception and that perception is not there, and the ego may ask, but why is it there? But remember the ego is the denial of God, the denial of love, the denial of eternity.   In this world we get apples from apple trees and oranges from orange trees and grapes from grape vines. Why would it be possible to get perception, temporary fleeting images from an eternal creator? God has absolutely nothing to do with the perceptual world and God is reality. And so hallucinations cannot exist, cannot have reality. You don't get images from something that's abstract and eternal. You don't get a linear stream of symbols on a timeline from that which has no beginning and no end, that which is infinite. Now earlier in the text we were talking about distorted miracle impulses, misdirected miracle impulses. What is a miracle impulse but a call to remember God, to forgive the world and accept the truth of abstract reality, to forget the images, to release the image maker and accept reality exactly as it is. There are some new age teachings that teach you can create your own reality and there are some that will say a course in miracles is simply a new age teaching. But I tell you this, Jesus in the course is teaching the exact opposite of you create your own reality. Jesus is teaching us that God is the creator of reality and even as a child of God you can only accept reality exactly as it is. You can accept reality and he gives us the means to accept reality. He says you must accept the atonement for the error of ego, accept the correction for the belief in separation, accept. So this lesson I am upset because I see something that is not there, gives a hint of going way, way beyond the law of attraction, way beyond the belief in manifestation. It's being humble, humble enough in your mind to begin to see that it's only an upset when because I believe that there's something that's not there. Because I'm seeing, perceiving something that's not there. You might rephrase the lesson is I'm upset because I seem to be hallucinating and the only way that you can be open to another way of seeing Christ vision, light, an experience of vision that is not involving the body, the body's eyes, a vision that does not involve perception, revelation, the great race, knowledge, reality. I must first be open to the idea that what I seem to see, what I seem to perceive through consciousness and the five senses is actually not there and it's not there because God didn't create it. So the text said we may get glimpses of the end, which Jesus calls revelation, but we must take every small step that is asked of us, we must progressively prepare our mind for the direct approach to God that is coming in these later workbook lessons. Because without this attention, this care, this willingness to follow every step, then the remembrance of God will still seem frightening. It will still seem fearful. It will generate fear instead of the awe that is the appropriate experience with regard to the Creator. The Bible is very famous for saying, fear God and keep His commandments and I will simply reinterpret that right now as be an awe of God the Creator and come to know this awe by forgiving the world, forgiving the ego, forgiving the belief that one could ever be separate from a loving God and loving Creator. Today we are happy to behold and acknowledge first that there seems to be a hallucination in front of us and that I am never upset because of what seems to be the hallucination. Simply stated, I am upset because I see something that is not there.


This is like the worst intro ever What is going on everybody welcome back to my channel for those of you who are new around here? My name is Michael aka dr. Chlini and today we're going to do something that a lot of you have been asking me about Surprisingly, I don't know why you all care about this so much, but I'm here for the people So today since I got a brand new iPhone 12 pro max pro max pro whatever it is We're going to be doing over all the apps that I have on my phone Not all of them only the apps that I use on a daily basis because if I did my whole entire Application library, this would be like a 45 minute video. So let's go over all the apps. I use every single day. Let's go So like I already mentioned, I'm only going to go over apps that I use every single day I use these apps pretty much constantly throughout the day. I'm always on my phone and in between cases These are the apps I always looked at to make sure everything is going smoothly in my life while I'm so busy So there are a few different genres of apps that I looked at every single day Some of them are like finance related. Some of them are productivity Some of them are social media and some of them are basically just medical apps that I use daily So I'm just gonna go down the list. I'll show you what my phone looks like on the screen and I'll show you exactly what I do Okay, so the first app I use on a daily basis is something called epic So I use epic or epic haiku and that is my electronic medical record app that I use to access all my patients throughout the day It is the app that holds all of the information on my patients and it's basically their medical charts So when I get a call overnight or whenever when I'm not in the hospital I pull up my epic and I look at the patient's chart The only thing I don't like about this app is that I can't see the patient's imaging And that's arguably some of the most important data that I have access to but I have to log on to my computer Which is kind of annoying I used to use the same internet app at UNC But I can actually pull up the imaging and just look at a CT on my phone So they called me about a patient. I opened the patient in the app And I can literally just scroll through the CT to see what they're talking about look up labs and all this stuff and make a Decision from my bed. What do you have to get up out of bed now? I have to get up out of bed come to my computer login look at the images look at the labs and all that stuff So kind of annoying but this is actually really good for just like roaming around the hospital If you're looking up a patient as you walk from like one room to another it's quick and easy It's the way to go. So the second app I use on a daily basis is this VIP access or whatever I don't know what this is. It's basically a credential code a six-digit code that changes all day long every time you log in every 30 seconds It's a different six-digit code. So I use this when I am prescribing narcotics to my patients Who have had a very painful procedure and easy to go home for the night It's the only way they like double verify my identity. It's just like a safety precaution I also use this to get certain access on things in the hospital as well They may ask me but this is what I use on a daily basis. So the next app I use on a daily basis is what's up? That is our primary mode of communication throughout our entire interventional radiology department across four or five different hospitals So we use this for everything. It's like an ongoing text message amongst like 50 or 100 people Everything happens through this app. So between those three apps and this fourth app that I'm not gonna open either It's the bottom right as well any desk that is our schedule So this basically this whole row down here is what I use every single day on my word no way of sands or butts I use these multiple times every single day So I will do a procedure walk out of the procedure usually look at epic to get the patient's information I'll chat to say that the room is done And then I'll also get on any desk to look at the schedule to see my next patient and get the MRN or the medical record Number to look at the patient on epic and then I'll also prescribe narcotics to the patient I just saw through the VIP access app. Did you get all that?  But just know that I use these four apps every single day as a doctor in the hospital All right, so next up we'll get into a little social media action here because obviously I use YouTube on a very regular basis So I tend to upload stuff during the community tab on the YouTube page chat with you all answer some questions Post some like teasers to upcoming videos and all this stuff I think it's a cool way to kind of keep in touch with all my subscribers So if you ever have a question sometimes I'll post on there a couple times a week Ask me a question there or ask me a question or whatever on one of my videos I usually answer them within the first hour. So next to this one on the right is the YouTube studio I'm not going to enter this because there is some information on there that is for my eyes only like all my analytics on my YouTube channel So we're not gonna get into that today, but anybody who has a YouTube channel This is a way to kind of edit your videos without being at a computer You can also add keywords look up revenue see how your videos doing respond to comments, etc This is an amazing app for YouTube creators. It still feels weird when I'm a YouTube creator. I like it though All right, obviously next to that I use the text messages because I mean who doesn't text throughout the day We don't have service in the basement of the interventional radiology floor Which is why we use WhatsApp to communicate with everybody in the department because it's Wi-Fi only and it doesn't matter If you have an iPhone or an Android or whatever phone obviously I have Instagram next to that So we're sensing a common theme here is that all of my most used apps are on the very first page of my iPhone And this is my Instagram page. Obviously, I'm on here a lot post some stories here and there And yeah, if you're not following me on Instagram right now, what are you doing? I post That's kind of like mean right there But you should follow me on Instagram because I do post cool stuff over there and I post some very Educational worthy content over there as well much like I do over here But I also post stories all the time and you know all that stuff So go follow me on Instagram also while you're at it go ahead and follow Andrea on on Instagram as well She's almost to 10,000 followers and we're getting there And maybe we can convince her to start her on YouTube channel if we get the follower count up She also started a tiktok as well, which was pretty cool on my dad She posted her first tiktok today and while we're on tiktok might as well go to my page right now And if you don't follow me on tiktok, I'm going hard on tiktok right now like Big even more so than Instagram. I feel like tiktok is actually a pretty cool platform I used to think it was pretty cringe worthy just dancing and like all these young people dancing But actually you can put out some pretty solid information on tiktok So you want to start following me over there? You probably should I may actually start doing all of my instead of doing Instagram live I may do tiktok lives from here on out So and I'll just show up here and there and you can ask me questions because I kind of like that platform a little better But don't tell Instagram all right next on my page that I use every single day is the light room So I use the light room every single day to edit photos that I put on Instagram or YouTube or wherever I post these photos I I just can't take a normal photo anymore. It has to be perfect now You saw my hobby video that I love photography and editing all this stuff So every picture I post I edit before I post it. It's just it's cool. I like I like messing with it So that's another app I use every day. Next is my Chilini's IR log that is a friend of mine from UNC created that I don't use this anymore So I'm not gonna waste my time But this has all of my procedures I've done for the last five years of residency and all of those procedures are saved onto a Google Drive It's just a way for me to keep track of like how many tips I've done or how many Fibroid embolizations I've done and across the years So I still keep that one But I have a separate log for all of my procedures. I've done in fellowship so far next obviously Robinhood, you know, I love Robinhood. I'm not gonna open up my account there because obviously that's a little a little suss I have a separate account where I keep all my long-term stocks that I'm holding for many many years But I do use Robinhood for the occasional like day trades or whatnot or just to have fun with as you saw in my past video I love day trading, but I don't have time to so this is just a quick and easy way to see how the markets do And it makes some trades here in there and use the link in my description sign up If you haven't already you can get a free stock and I do too when you sign up So it's like a win-win. So the next app I have on my main page is Twitter I actually don't use Twitter that often This is probably the first time I've logged on to Twitter in like two weeks probably But I do use it occasionally to tweet out like cool cases We do at the hospital a program is really big on Twitter Mount Sinai hour and yeah, it's fun We treat good cases and stuff It's more of like for doctors to talk to the other doctors and see how everybody else is doing in the cool cases They're doing across the country. So in that respect is cool But I don't really use it that often or the next app on my page is Spotify I obviously use this on a daily basis. What am I listening to right now? Let's see. I don't even know. I'm not gonna play it because I did demon size But I use Spotify when I'm walking to work listen to it there in fact I have a 22 or 25 minute commute walking every single day both ways So always listen to Spotify or a podcast. So that's everything I use on the first page Which is obviously the most important apps other than that I go to my last page and these are a few more apps that I use on a daily basis One of them is zoom. It does every single morning. We have two lectures on zoom one is usually just like a Vascular surgery lecture or some sort of board rounds what we call where we share interesting cases from the day before It's always over zoom everything is done through zoom these days I missed the boat on investing on zoom which I'm kind of upset about but nonetheless zoom is where it's at these Days and I use it every single day and then next to that is the final section of apps that I use And these are just kind of like ordering apps that I use on a regular basis. It's like Grubhub Obviously, I use Grubhub to order food So other than that I use that app and then I changed the address on this one So it's not gonna have my address on it. This is Drizzly, which I use every single week or so You can order a bottle whiskey straight to your door because this is New York City So let's just do a little example here. I'll say I want to get my favorite bourbon Buffalo trace My favorite bourbon say I want to get it to my door. I can pick which liquor store I want to get it from and literally just order it straight to my door. It's $35. I think it's like a $5 delivery fee or something It usually comes in like 20 minutes, which is crazy So if we're making like margaritas with friends and we run out of tequila We'll just order something on that and it'll be here in like 20 30 minutes crazy other than that just a few more food apps I have here and that's pretty much it honestly So again, I'm sorry if this is born for a lot of people but so many people asked me to see what kind of apps Around my phone. So I figured I would just do this These are my most used apps on a daily basis if you want me to do an entire video Devoted to just apps I use in medicine Let me know in the comments below and I think I can do that because I have a specific section in my phone for just Medical stuff other than those apps that I showed you as always make sure you smash that like a subscribe button and follow me on Tiktok and Instagram as well if you have any questions leave them in the comments below if I like them I will respond to them. Otherwise, I will see you all on the next video


Well, D'Angelo Malone is a special football player. He's got a lot of great traits. Number one, but number two, he's been very productive in his career. He's a guy that you can build a lot of things around, and you can do a lot of different things with. Love him as a run defender, has a sneaky pass rush gene. He's been ultra productive there at Western Kentucky, and he's going to be a good player in this league. It's going to be one of those things that the light's going to come on quickly with him, because he's an easy learner, and we're excited to have him, I know that. You see a guy, you see the production. So you see on paper, you see a good player, and he's a human person, he sticks out. Obviously, big guy, he's a leader of the team. He sees everyone knows he works hard. He takes care of his business, and he proved it this year, and he proved it in the senior bull, and all that. What he is is he's very explosive and twitchy, and you see that in a short space, right? And he doesn't take long to build up to that speed, and he's playing at that tempo almost consistently throughout every game that you watch. He is a player that, like Arnold, when you turn the tape on, you know he loves football by how he plays.