I'm not saying there's a fracture, but I'm not not saying it either. What's up, YouTube? Welcome back to my channel. I've noticed a lot of people have loved the medical meme reviews on YouTube, so I figured I would do something a little different and focus only on radiology-specific memes, and I hope you guys find them just as funny as I do. I haven't seen any of them yet, so let's go ahead, get right into it. Today's video is sponsored by Felix Gray. Now if you've been watching my channel for a very long time, you may remember a review I did on the Felix Gray Blue Light Eliminating Glasses. It's been almost a year since I did that last review, and guess what? I still wear them every day. Now as a diagnostic radiology resident, I spend a lot of time in really dark rooms looking at extremely bright monitors. At the end of my lawn shifts, I started to notice that eye strain and eye fatigue was becoming a real issue. 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And if you're watching this video after those dates, go check out the website anyways because I promise you'll find something you love. And on that note, let's get back to the video. So the first one is a selfie taken by a radiologist. I mean, I've seen this one before. I mean, I think so many people sent this to me when I was going into radiology, but nobody does this. I don't actually take x-rays, so I couldn't have done this. Legion may or may not be present. That's pretty accurate. I've actually seen that in a report before and I laughed pretty hard. I couldn't say anything because I'm just resident, but yeah. I think I've seen a report that says like, may or may not be cancer, which is just not helpful at all. Oh man. How I look when I'm trying to ask the radiologist a question. This is pretty funny. This is, this reminds me of sometimes the radiology texts or med students will be in the background. They don't want to interrupt us, but they want to ask us a question and they just kind of like creep in the background and like open the door slowly. We're really not that mean. You can ask a question. The next one. I was so relieved that the doctor said it was fractured. I was afraid it was broken. I guess people don't know the difference between the two. I'm not sure. Next. Next. When I find out my patient is on isolation precautions after I've already been in the room a million times. Yes. This happens so many times. I can't tell you. I walk into so many IR rooms and the patient is just on the table and they've been transferred from their bed and I'm doing like a pre ultrasound or something. And then as I'm putting the ultrasound away, I noticed that there's like a yellow gown on their bed and I'm like, was I supposed to whatever too late now? I just wash my hands and hope for the best. All right. The next one. Good guy radiologist asked to check MRI for ruptured bicep tendon checks tendon heart lungs and arteries for patient. Oh, I get it. Because you see more on the actual MRI than just the tendon. Ah, took me a minute there. It's not a good joke, but I see what they're going for. All right. The next one. It's been an easy day. Please make this as difficult as possible. I mean, I don't, again, I don't perform x-rays, but I know all the radiology texts do this and this is pretty true because inevitably if you're having a bad day, like everything just hits the fan all at once and the whole day is just screwed up. So you'll probably have all your bad patients on one day. So you're telling me you're here for an x-ray because you fell 12 days ago. This is like dead on because people will let things go forever, including broken bones. Like you name it, they will wait until like 2am on a Friday, two weeks after the event even happened and then they will come in. I don't know what prompts them to come in. They just, it like takes them forever. I don't know if it has to be like so bad to a certain point that they come in, but I feel like patients always wait till like the worst times to come in. Tell me again about how you fell. Only the true radiology folk will get this. So there is a fifth metacarpal fracture, which is also known as a boxers fracture, which you usually get this most of the time by hitting a wall or somebody. So that's pretty much the only way to get these. It's not the only way, but it's like the most common way. So you're not going to fall and get this kind of fracture. All right, the next one is I got a fever and the only prescription is more scanning.  Yeah, I mean, that's pretty true actually because pretty much people just scan everything all the time. Give this guy a hand. He needs a hand. I guess you can take this more ways than one. You probably will need a new hand. I don't know what happened to this guy. It looks like he like, I don't know, maybe he was holding a firework or something and it blew up in his hand, but his hand is not looking too good. Please lie down on the table, flat on your back. This is like, again, the radiology text.  When you say like to lay on your back, they'll just like go sideways MRI scanners, making dubstep since the eighties. If you guys have never heard an MRI scanner actually working, it's like the loudest thing ever. And I actually for the OG subscribers, I used to have my intro music used to be like a remake of an MRI machine. It was like a dubstep MRI machine. That's why this meme is so funny. So go back to like one of my first videos. It's like a cool mashup that I used for my video way back when and I never use it again, but it's actually pretty cool. So go listen to like the first video ever on my channel. Doctor, did the MRI reveal anything? Yes, you're claustrophobic. I mean, that's pretty funny.  I don't think I could go on an MRI scanner. I've never had an MRI, but they kind of scare me. I'm claustrophobic and I don't think I could go on there without some pretty heavy angiolidic medication. So hopefully I never have an MRI, but I like reading them when you rotate with radiology and are useless.  I actually did this today. I let a med student go like at 11am. The VA finally approved my MRI. So I got that going for me, which is nice. I love how they put the mummy in the coil. That's kind of funny. Yeah, I mean, this is, I'm not going to get into the politics of healthcare, but this is funny. We'll leave it at that. This is Drake on this meme, thorough history and physical exam, donut of truth. Yes, this is, this is like the ER, 100% ER. It's not just the ER. It's pretty much everybody because physical exam is like going by the wayside these days. Everybody just sees the patient, maybe does a light physical examination and then they scan them because scan shows all. All right. So the next one, my insurance won't pay for an MRI. Oh, he's at the airport. That's funny. Those extra machines are actually pretty decent. They have color. So I don't even know how they, I don't know what they're made out of. Honestly, I should do a video on that. If anybody knows how the X-ray scanners at the airport work, hit me up in the comments below. Appears to be a possible borderline, indeterminate, equivocal, suspected pixel, probably a questionable significance. Clinical correlation is needed. Maybe. Okay. This is, this is pretty dead on some of my colleagues and anybody who's in radiology will know there's always those people out there that will like hedge on everything. But I try not to, but sometimes I mean, you just don't know. You can't know everything in radiology. It's, I don't know. Nothing's like ever cut and dry, but this is pretty, pretty accurate and hilarious. ER docs, jumping over, seeing patient history, physical exam, and going straight to the CT scan again. This is hilarious. I love my ER doctors. I have so many friends that are ER attendings, but this is funny. And I will send this to them right after this is over. Oh, this is another one at the airport. Could you maybe fax a copy of this to my radiologist? That's very funny. This X-ray won't have too much, what? Oh, this X-ray won't have too much radiation will it? I don't want to get cancer. Smoked it a cigarette. Yeah, this is pretty accurate. I could see a patient doing this. Classic. My ex-reference chest X-ray. I don't know if my ex-reference watches this channel, but I mean, she, she had a heart. This, this one doesn't have a heart. I don't think that would be that mean. This is just the heart that's not in the chest. It's probably below the diaphragm. How did I get all these emergency room memes for radiologists? So this patient exists. ER doc, CT scan button. I don't want my friends to hate me in ER, so I don't know how all these got in here. Oh, I don't know who's making all of these. Myth. I'm just big boned. Your excuse is invalid. Pretty accurate. I did a post on this on Instagram. And if you don't follow me, you can follow me right up here. And I did, I went over the big boned myth a long time ago. And yeah, this, this is pretty accurate. So yeah, bones are pretty much the same size no matter how much extra weight you're carrying. All right, so we have a lateral view of Prince William appears to be flicking people off why radiologists want two views. And he's just holding up the number three. This is actually pretty funny. This is exactly why we want two views though, because sometimes things can look different with just one view. And as we say in the business, one view is no view. You always need two views hundred radiologists today. And when they're distracted, inject him with vitamin D whispering for your bones. I guess this is a knock that radiologists are always in a dark room. I guess that's kind of like an old joke though. I go on the sunshine all the time. Forgets core like clinically patient dies.  I'm not saying there's a fracture, but I'm not not saying it either. I think what's made me laugh is this guy's face is that sheepish grin on his face. Oh man, that's funny. That is funny. But I'm not not saying it. I don't even know why I'm laughing.  When the surgical team wants a report from the radiologist. Yeah, I can see this.  And it's kind of stressful because you're not going through your search pattern. You're just kind of like answering their questions and you may miss something.  So you're trying to like rush through the scan and yeah, it's a little stressful, but you get used to it and you get used to what they want to see. So, but yeah, this is pretty accurate. Well, not to this extent, but it's accurate. People gather around you. You know what I mean? Yeah. And then I said, don't worry, it's perfectly safe. I had a patient ask me that one time on IR, they're like, why do you get to wear all this lead? Why are you so led it up? And I'm over here just like eating all these x-rays. I mean, it's a good question. All right. And since we love the ER so much, I'll leave you guys with this one, which is the ED doctor. I don't know why this makes me laugh so much. The ED doctor just keeps going under and under radiologists at 459 on a Friday. This is pretty, pretty accurate.  All right, guys. So that concludes the first edition of meme review, radiology edition. If you have any other memes you want me to review, medical or radiology specific, send them my way. You can DM me on Instagram and follow me right here while you're at it. As always, leave a comment below if you have any questions for me and I will try to answer them. Otherwise, I'll see you guys on the next video.


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Hello, good. How are you? I'm gonna try to share my screen with you Okay, it works I'm in all the trays I'm still You did all the Teslas mm-hmm and they are swinging around like crazy bird Right for now, but we know there's a long time to go in this day So what's your plan of action for this because I think this gaps up tomorrow morning if it does what are you gonna do? If it gaps up, I'm obviously not getting out today because I'm slightly down in the trades not bad If they really gap up before the days over I might out if not, I'll try to get out tomorrow or Thursday Yeah, I think this is gonna run up so it could run up between now and four or It could gap up tomorrow, but I really think this is just gonna stay where it's at for today Probably and then gap up tomorrow. That's what I kind of feel like it's creating a new Support basically the target in this is like 880 Okay, it's giving idea now the next one is This one here. What'd you do with Microsoft? I like saw it and then called it. What what did you do? I'm in Microsoft I'm standing in my position. I'm slightly up in that right now. Yeah, that ran up that ran up like almost like right Yeah, and I didn't get out, but I'm not really worried about no, no, I wouldn't I wouldn't worry about this either I kind of I kind of Well, I mean what you could have done is you could have got you could have got right out where I called it and then Taking it over. Yeah, I'm thinking I might call this out again for another week just to be safe Just to be safe here I mean I could easily exit what I'm in still have a little bit of money and retake it at longer expiration That's fine. Just because everything's swinging about I mean, I definitely think these things are higher But they're swinging swinging swinging, you know, yeah, it's The market is trying to turn around I think but the market strong.  I don't know if you heard it. Yeah, I was in there And then what about this thing here? This opened way higher than I thought where I called it But anyways, it shot up. Did you what did you do with this? I'm still in it the BY and D Mm-hmm that one up that ran up that you had time to get out of it You just didn't want to or what? No, I just I'm hanging with it for a minute. Okay Okay, so very good. So did you ever do the Cisco put or not? Wow, did I miss that was that the other day that was last week? Oh, yeah, I did that and got out. Oh, you got out of it Okay, and then are you in any of the market ones or not? I'm in the spy in the cues Okay, okay. Yeah, I'm still in Apple, too. Yeah, and that's gonna work out Yeah, I don't know how that's gonna work out either But like I said last week when I set it on Thursday or Friday like I'm gonna call it again if it doesn't work out for this week But I still think the market does Right. I mean, it's Apple. It could it could turn around for no good reason So so basically where are you at with everything since the huge chart you had to the year then? My year today I'm at 280. I think when I last great. Yeah And last week was a slow week. Yeah, last week. I didn't make a lot I think I even lost a little in some something. I can realize I really didn't call them any trains Well, Disney Disney lost so that was where I lost that was it. Yeah, Disney went bust And the other things were so Going so there, you know, you just got to let them ride out But basically What's your plan of action now for the rest of the year because it's such a big start to the year? Keep trading I'm gonna do this every quarter Dollars this year. I know I really could and that's kind of funny. I Oh, I won't stop just because I've had a great quarter. Yeah, I mean, I'll keep going And there's only a few more weeks left in the starting season next the next big things are beginning of March Which is a retail and then after that is second quarter when we'll have a lot more activity But I still think there's gonna be plays and I think the volatility is gonna come in because I think we're gonna push higher here And people aren't expecting it now And I think we're gonna do that and then that's like literally these market ones could go boop in a day Right. I know it's what I think is going to happen. That's how I feel about it Yeah, I feel like there's a strong strong reaction today to the coronavirus news Yeah, that's kind of been a long time coming, you know, you're strong the strong way that it has today I think it's an overreaction. I do too.  Yeah, I mean, that's what I mean It's like it's just really a false pullback of sorts So where where is your risk at portrayed now are still around the 2000 or where did you up it or are you still? I've upped I've upped myself since I've you know made so much in the beginning of the year I'm taking between three or four opposition Okay, I think that's good. You could be around 2500. I think that's okay. Yeah. Yeah You still want to be able to do all the trades. I'm calling So that's why I would keep it between two and 2500 because if I call five six things in a day That's still, you know, 10 12 grand. Do you know what I mean?  Um Well, I mean I these will turn quickly and if I want to pare back a little that's that's why too It's like I like to take at least a couple of the of the calls when you make this call in Tesla So when I ride up really high, I can let one go if I want to yeah and still be in Honestly, this looks great and I didn't even think it wasn't even I mean you kept emailing me emailing about this And I'm like leave it alone. But I mean honestly, it's all today and I'm like, well I know are you did I bug you enough with no because I could tell that you were wanting to go after go after it But I mean they're really like I didn't see it until today like this is a good call here This is this is solid as a break But I mean I just felt like I know we held in here when we dropped off But I just again, this isn't what here at least looks look at this this this thing can this thing is insane It's really seriously ridiculousness. I got a look at a couple other ones for this But I think that things I'm going to call out for next week to be honest with you Like it's 1215 now on Tuesday and you know the time value drops off even by the late afternoon So I know it's basically only like two days now if I call stuff, you know today for Friday I just think yeah, we have to go out till next week to be safe though because of the Crazies yeah, and I you know I could send out an email for this because this is probably gonna run up to And I might just call this out again. I'll have to see but I don't know where we're gonna open tomorrow morning So maybe I'll wait but anyways you've been doing great. I mean is there anything you want to ask me or anything at all I mean you've really just been doing so well. I mean basically you're just in a groove I am I don't know what happened. It was like something happened at the end of the year I had a little bit of a rough time last year I wasn't as profitable, but I feel like I learned a lot of good lessons about my Entries, I'm still not where I want to be with my entries and exits I feel like you're kind of in a groove about letting like you're in more like sync with things where you're not so like Hesitant where some people are so like question themselves every single second Like you got to be a little bit in the flow of it like uh like the ocean I think also your health issues and stuff last year There were a lot of days you didn't trade you missed exits You messed up trades because you were the doctor or whatever. I think all of that was just disastrous for you And don't forget the one time I was in trouble because I went to lunch And um, well, I mean like that was the by and d I think wasn't it? It was I think I went to lunch and by and d did something that I didn't want it to do Well, you missed the exit you missed the exit on it. Yeah So, um, but no that's over. I don't leave. I'm in the room from between eight thirty and nine every day until market closes Okay, it's my thing so No, I think you're doing great I think you should keep the risk the same for now and then maybe reevaluate it midpoint Midpoint in the year or whatever because you know like you just did so great so quickly that I don't want you to Like go off the rails. So I mean and some days I call a lot of trades So, I mean You just need to be able to take them all because I think that was one of the reasons why tesla Where did you end up getting out of that? Did you end up holding any into this bar here? I forget Did you or didn't you did I hold one? No Did a couple people Tell this this last day here. Did you the one when it went up almost to a thousand that insane day Did you hold any of the original ones into that last day? No, I did I regretted it, but I No, you can't regret it. This was a great exit here. This was fabulous I know, but you know what it was like as easy as much as it went Out to what was it 970 it could have just Gone the other way and I'm glad I got out where I did I've made a ton of money way too much money in here because I'd called them so early I forget when I called them somewhere and I called some here and then some here I think that all happened real February 3rd when it did that major Yeah, that was what it had that was the day after the earnings or no, it was two days after two days I don't even remember and it was long story short though like a couple people were into here But to me that's like gambling because how could you have known that was going to do that? Yeah, I mean I had I made too much money. It was ridiculous. It was great So so you've been doing fantastic. Do you have any questions for me? No, but I just want to thank you for your great talent that you share with all of us No, really And I'll talk to you about your letter you were talking about in the room Oh, yeah, I was I didn't hit my head. It's a great idea. You think it's a great idea. I do People need money lessons Unless you work with money all the time Money's not your friend There's so many things I could talk about.  I love that. I mean, that's a great idea I know but all these other people like isn't it interesting how people are posting stuff in the room I was trying to repeat what they were saying like all the people that are out there doing stuff is like Save no debt no debt credit cards pay out like all I mean like wait You know, I have a different philosophy about that like literally like I have friends in New York that like Whatever that saying was, you know You know The penny pinching one. It's like he doesn't make any sense. I mean time is money Ultimately once you start to earn money And that's then you gotta think okay. Well, wait a minute. It's gonna take me an hour and a half to get here I totally agree with you on the same way you are though. It's like I don't have time to wait for the train Yeah, not being whatever whatever like not Being humble or what but like I I just don't have time to stand No, honestly All right, what are you gonna do with this chest on here? Let me let me think about where this is gonna go I don't have to look at this right now is almost up $50 again. So just watch it I think I think it's gonna do something a little bit into the clubs. I really do Um, I just have to think where I think it's gonna go in the next week All right, listen, you did fabulous this year so far. You're doing great Just stay on track. The only thing you have to do is to continue to stay focused. Don't get crazy Because you've done so well. Just stay focused focus focus like you know what you're doing All right, I will. Thanks, Melissa. Have a good day. Okay. Thank you


We don't have to go back and forth on whether it was the right decision to go for two take your moral victories team keeping clean Anyway, what's going on is engraving here with another video and in this video me to share my post game My post game thoughts were the game that we all watched between the bingles and the Ravens and boy It started off so lovely, but it ended up getting ugly Um 500 borough, let's just start with mr. 500, but that's what I'm calling him that from now on straight up 500 borough Because he passed for 525 and were four touchdowns on the Ravens and he ain't Whatever you say even if it's just a Ravens press it. Oh, no, no, no, no, it's gonna make its way around it's gonna make its way around and Wings comments about Joe borough talking about how he's now. He don't got a gold jacket He ain't a Hall of Famer his comments about no, we're not gonna double Check we're not gonna double Jamar Chase like we did Devontae Adams because Devontae Adams He's one of the top two wide receivers and he not to They took those comments Personally they took him personally He acknowledged it Joe borough 500 borough Acknowledged it after the game and boy if you all saw Jamar Chase Instagram story He let it be known that he acknowledged it as well Now I wish that the Ravens might have taken Eli's apples comments a little more seriously, but You know, it's just it was just one of those get well Not even just one of those games just two of those games because the only time that the Ravens have been absolutely beat down This happened twice this year Against the same team. What's crazy in this game is that a lot of times shout out to Joe bro Cuz he absolutely monster killed it Is that deal man? He let it be known who he is. I know a lot of bingles fans were like hold up How Lamar Jackson make the Pro Bowl over Joe borough? Oh Joey be about to show them something and he certainly did Like this game alone was enough to throw him in the Pro Bowl But anyway, it seemed a lot of times. I don't know if it was just me you what but It seemed a lot of times as if Joe borough Almost knew what was coming it almost seemed like He knew what was on the way and again, you remember like Joe borough was a student of the game He talked about it back in that the Jaguars game because their defensive coordinator is Ravens former defensive line coach, I believe And there was a play wasn't against it. I think it was against the Jaguars But there was a player toward the end of the game where he said he knew they were bringing it he knew they were bringing pressure and He said he changed it and he checked it cuz he knew that he knew that that Jaguars defensive coordinator got that Ravens blood in so he changed the play and Their tight end was wide open and speaking of wide open. Oh Jamar Chase. Oh my goodness amazing that guy like his When he has the ball in his hands like he he's fast, but he's fluid. He's very smooth He's just such a smooth runner T Higgins T Higgins. Oh, I'm feeling like Moss today. He is just going up and getting it, especially there was that play I think it was right before halftime. I forgot when it was but it was third and 16 or maybe a second and 19 it was either second or third and long like extra long and Joe borough, he looked Snapped the ball is waiting waiting. He's oh two guys on T Higgins I threw it Moss both of them and it was like it wasn't even like They they had a chance to make a play on the ball Higgins had a chance to make a play on the ball But Higgins completely removed their opportunity to make a play on the ball because he made such a great play So shout out to him Get in what two touchdowns and again, he let it be known because your Jamar chase it Oh, you you don't want to double me, but it ain't all about me He said you got to worry about him and he brought it over the Tyler boy Then he was like and you got to worry about him and he brought the camera over to T Higgins Is that he said how much you went for today? 194 how much how much touch how much touch down? to and That's the team keeping clean version. They you know, they were excited They were saying some other stuff, but anyway, you could check it out for yourself But Joe Burrow With the Bengals running up the score a lot of people had a problem with a lot of people like oh, that's classless That's tasteless. No, it's four quarters. You have four quarters and In those four quarters, it is your objective It's your team's objective to score more points than the other team and stop the other team from scoring points If you can't do that, that's on you, buddy. That's on you So this game was on the Ravens. They couldn't do it. They couldn't stop him So I had zero problem with the Bengals running it up. The only thing and I said it during the stream I'm like, oh, I said when it was like fourth quarter like eight seven eight minutes left And they were up by what 20? I think I say you might as well go ahead and sit Joe Burrow I might well go ahead and sit him But they left him out there and he took a couple of sacks. He took like two or three extra sacks That was the only thing that was my only sort of not even problem with it, but more so caution for them But he's obviously fine. He was happy Again, he let it be known like wink. Okay. Oh, you want to say that and see the thing about it, too Oh, man, I remember when we initially said it But the thing about it, too is that with wink saying those comments And we're not asking him old old be be all timid and back down and be scared We know nobody saying that different wink to do that, but just know the situation He said those comments after Jimmy Smith was already out. He hadn't been back yet from COVID He said those comments after Chris Westley was already out He hadn't been back from COVID yet and those two still on back. Hopefully they come back by the Rams game But anyway, he said those comments knowing his secondary already got torched by these guys early in the season But he said those comments going into the game where the secondary was absolutely depleted They were down to not even their last That they Ravens are past their last in a secondary Tavon young, you know his status. He'd be banged up a lot. He got hurt this game. Anthony Avert He got hurt this game. He took the knee to the ribs. Hopefully he's okay by the time y'all see this video Probably later on on Monday. I'm recording this on Sunday night Probably later on on Monday is when John Harbaugh will give his postgame pressure like he always does after every game He'll talk by himself and he'll give us updates Hopefully on the injured guys and let us know their statuses. So it's one of those things. We'll see we'll wait and see But I'm almost like But Tavon young it looked like it was a shoulder stinger like there's some type of shoulder injury Maybe got dislocated or something for Anthony Avert is obviously a ribs injury. So we just got to see man I just got to wait and see But yeah Ravens defense like it's like going into the game that I expected my expectations will low for Ravens defense but He think was gonna be like that bad like that bad like and it was crazy because guys were just they were just having a day all day and And I and even with like the team being down to to their last Just for that 500 500 like again, he but he did something simple He threw for over 400 when we played them the first time he threw for yeah, a lot of it was yak But he still threw for it It still goes on his stat sheet So it's like so when when you see that when you like all right He threw for 525 yards on us 500 borough through for 525 yards on the Ravens today. Oh, okay Well, all of our starters were out. We were super banged up and COVID hit us too. That's why he did that But then go back to the last game. We had him all in Humphrey. We had an Anthony Avert We had a Tavon young Jimmy Smith I don't remember but we had we had the Sean Elliott. We had Brandon Steven We had so many more guys and He still threw for 300 in that I mean for 400 in that game So Only thing consistent as a scheme Just something to think about though, but anyway, um We with pressure with Joe borough pressure was like going in and out good tackling was going in and out There was sometimes where the Ravens were tackling good. Sometimes they were they weren't tackling good Then they started to get into this pattern where bingles will run the ball on first down Raven will stop them. All right, let's go Yeah second down now. Let's just make another stop two more stops Then bingles would throw the ball on second down and somebody would just make a play a bingles player Not a Ravens player and and with that a lot of times it was so sad to watch But a lot of times you saw bingles players receivers whether Higgins chase whoever They will make a catch shorter the sticks it be short and They would literally drag the Ravens cornerbacks past the first down marker They will be they will make the catch shorter the sticks Ravens cornerback. All right. I got him and they would drag them past the first down marker and it was like wow and They're punna Huber Uber whatever his name is my apologies, but he didn't have to punt the ball not one time Even you Ravens got the punna tweeting stuff the punter Let you know what? Let me try to pull it up real quick man Because when if opposing teams punna gets on Twitter and is tweeting stuff like he tweeted this gift Basically showing that he was bored It's like if he's tweeting that it's like come on now. That's like that's pretty embarrassing. I'm trying to pull this thing up, man Nope, that's not him. Ah, see I don't even know his Twitter, man. I don't even know his Twitter, but He even got online. I know I can find it But he if you got him getting online tweeting stuff. Yeah, that's pretty bad That that's that's pretty bad But anyway, it is what it is They oh there it goes there it goes see let me let me let me try to try to show you all this I should have just That's what he tweeted and that's just a guy I don't know if that's mr. Bean or not, but that's just a guy just sitting there being bored Being bored because he ain't got nothing to do. You know, you don't remember those days with Sam cook Remember though, it seemed like it was so long ago. The days with Sam cook would just be there and just be like, huh Okay, we point out the touchdown. Okay, I'll go out and hold for Justin Tucker. Yes Well, he just be sitting there wouldn't be being used very often. Oh, yeah, that seems like so long ago because it was but Ravens just did not stop the bingos at all Oh, not one Not even at the very end of the game didn't stop them at all Joe borough and he said with the whole gold jacket comment. He was like, I'm only in my second year Well, I don't know what's gonna happen. He don't know what's gonna happen. So I just felt like it was unnecessary for him to say that He went out there hung 525 on his team. Yeah, they were depleted. Yeah, they covered it up But he went in hung 525 525 borough 500 borough Anyway special teams Devin Duvenay was out Prochet was a return man and he was a receiver today Prochet let it be no a I'm a receiver today And I think this was his most the most action that he ever got in a game ever But back to special teams didn't expect anything from Prochet as a kick-returner Punts didn't get any opportunity to see the punts because they ain't make the the bingos pun And yeah, kickoff special teams what they scored 20 points. Yeah, they scored 20 points. I think how much did Raven score 20 or 21? Maybe it's 21. I've been forgetting this. Okay. It's 21. I was forgetting to score all day today I kept forgetting the score But anyway, they big yikes what a game So offense Josh Johnson, we all know the situation Lamar's been out been hurt didn't travel with the team. They probably don't want to catch COVID Tyler Hanley got put on a cove list Chris Trevler their practice squad quarterback He got put on a covert list. So it was Josh Johnson and they were signed Kenji Bahar Literally yesterday again, I'm recording this on Sunday. So they they signed him that signed Kenji Bahar the day before the game Day before the game Kenji you're up on the active roster. Let's go Well, he got called up a covert call up but anyway, um, I Felt like Josh Johnson, especially for the situation that he was in Literally practice with the ones on Friday since Tyler Huntley mispractice on Friday Friday with an illness I felt like he played great. I felt like he played great One thing that I didn't like was the design runs for him.  So nothing changed But the one of the biggest differences with him is he doesn't have that Lamar healthy Lamar speed and he doesn't have that Tyler Huntley speed either So when when they would have him on these design runs, it would just it would look so bad And I just I hated it with a passion Felt like they were just waste of place But again for the situation that he was in I felt like he did a great job He similar to Tyler Huntley snap look decide throw snap look decide throw snap Look decide throw. He was making quick decisions and good quick decisions, too They were only um, I think like two plays one of them ended up being an interception by Vaughn Bell but there was Vaughn Bell was playing in the middle of the field a lot and He he almost got Tyler Huntley earlier but Tyler Huntley tried to throw it to I forgot who he tried to throw it to But Vaughn Bell sort of he tipped it but then later on at the toward the end of the game He ended up getting that pick But besides that I thought Josh Johnson did a did a good job He did a good job, especially for being thrown into that situation like literally out of nowhere You you didn't expect to be playing But there you are boom so shout out to him I Really appreciated how he came in got Rashad Bateman his first touchdown. It's crazy with Rashad Bateman early on in the game It's like he's in super involved. He got his first time. He got these catches. He got his first touchdown in this life Okay, babe, let's get it, baby Never heard from him again Never heard from again And it was like oh Okay, what happened? And I don't know if the defense took him away from the game they took him out the game They like really like I we ain't letting Bateman beat us. It's gonna have to be somebody else I don't know if that was the case. I don't know if Ravens just didn't get him involved. I don't know I don't know what happened But again pro shade had probably his biggest game as a as a pro so far Tyler Wallace he got involved He made some nice catches Especially one on a third and long where he caught it and he was like sort of stumbling stumbling It looked like he was gonna fall shorter the first down But he stayed up and he got the first it was such a great play loved it and love seeing him get a chance Um, I love how Josh Johnson. He gave Miles Boykin two opportunities. It's kind of sad that I can count them out but he gave him two opportunities and Just it didn't end up working out And I think I'm both plays Josh Johnson like got the pass rush came through so he got pressured a bit But I really appreciated him giving Miles Boykin those chances Who else? Hollywood Hollywood was involved. He had a couple of catches And the wire receivers they they all they all had a couple of catches each. It was nice to see but Mr. Money Mark man juice He has had a phenomenal season He's at like I think 1100 yards still got two games to go It's like when Mark Andrews, you know, he's gonna get the ball, you know, he is but he still makes plays They still find ways to get on the ball. He still makes plays and He Yeah, he's had his drops even had a drop this game. I think he might have had to but I know he had one for sure But he certainly makes up for it in a major way Mark Andrews is a certified playmaker. We were having a discussion During the live stream of the game like if Mark Andrews is the best Ravens tight end ever And then we had to sort of change it because the Shannon Sharp played there before too Well, we had to change it to is he the best drafted Ravens tight end ever and I would think so I think Peter's and Todd Heath's hands are better or were better But Mark Andrews the playmaking ability He just has more playmaking ability than those guys because he's like he's faster than those guys And it's a different NFL than it was when Dennis Peter played. It's much different from when Todd he played But he's that he's like a big big thick receiver Cuz he's he can move Mark Andrews can move And he again, he just makes a lot of plays man So shout out to Mark Andrews Hayden Hurst, man, that it's crazy how things can change, right? Hayden Hurst was supposed to be that dude He was supposed to be but injury happened and Mark Andrews stepped in stepped up And now Mark Andrews is on his second contract while Hayden Hurst He's holding on to his first So you just never know how things are gonna go in the NFL Um With the offer the run game this week No, I wasn't really much of anything and Bengals were like now y'all not gonna run on us I don't even remember exactly what the numbers were but just from watching the game Bengals were like now Y'all not gonna run on us There were sometimes when I just felt like the flow the flow of the game sort of It sort of escaped G-Roll a bit because the Ravens had been having success and the ball out They had success throwing the ball But then seem like G-Roll is trying to sort of force to run a bit I know you can't just do everything the same every single drive. I get that but I'd the run just it wasn't it today But it is what it is again with the situation with the Ravens today Expectations were low We didn't expect the Ravens to go in there. Oh, yeah, I thought it was gonna be closer than that much closer than that but Expectations were still low, but the Ravens are in the playoffs right now as of right now when I'm recording this when you see this Which should be on Monday, but we'll see but Dolphins play the Saints if the Saints win Ravens remaining that seven seed and If they if they went out and that I believe they need a little bit of help too But if they went out Then and get whatever help they need and they obviously in But that's a tough task to ask To beat the Rams and the Steelers one advantage that you do have is that you are at the crib now Which refs you get who knows who knows what how that's gonna be for whatever refs they get for these next two games But they are at the crib so that should hopefully help some So we'll see we'll see But yeah, this Just they just got steamrolled got steamrolled and The the Bengals let it know that this this was personal for this was personal So we'll see how the season shakes out man Right now. We only have two more Scheduled post game thoughts videos because we got two more games left in the regular season But hopefully we can do at least Six six or seven more Because that would mean the Ravens went to the Super Bowl and we could talk about a post game thoughts from the Reds But anyway, we'll see how the season goes. I love y'all Know it's gonna be somebody watching this part of me like what It's all good man, we'll see how the season goes. I love y'all team keep it clean. I appreciate y'all. Thank you and Wow, we are out


Hello there, it's Sandy Olnock, and I'm going to talk about branching out today, specifically in watercolor, but this applies to any medium. As you take something up that's new, often the impulse is to stay small. Work in a sketchbook, make a card or a postcard, make something small so you don't have that giant sheet of white paper staring at you. Anybody resonate with that? Well, I have been trying to figure out how to help people get over that hump. You might have taken a watercolor class like my Jumpstart class, wanting to get into watercolor, but that's still taught on a small sketchbook, those were little 5x7s, and you want to take that next step, but it's frightening to come that big, and a lot of my bigger fine art classes jump way ahead of where you might be. And if you've been following along with my channel, you know that I have been trying to rethink some of my approaches to teaching, specifically that I tend to teach too many things in one lesson, oh my gosh, I realize that I do that, I'm trying to give you lots of value when I teach you, and I decided on this particular class I was going to just take a deep breath and approach it a little differently. It's a class called branching out, and it's all leaves in just various different types of leaves, working with a lot of transparency, a lot of the properties of the pigment, a lot of ways to apply it, ways to get textures and things. It's a really fun class, but what I've done is focused each lesson on just one or two specific tips. The other great thing about this is even though it's painting larger, it's painting on 8 sheets, these are 10.5x7 inch paintings. It's bigger, but you're not painting all of it at once, which can be really scary. You're just painting one leaf at a time, and they're all different kinds, all different colors. You can use whatever kinds of colors you have, you don't have to use what I've got. I'm trying to just help you understand some of the techniques that you're going to need later as you advance in your painting. You may find that this is a style of illustration that you love, and you want to stay right here and do this forever. It's really easy and it's really relaxing. It's somewhat forgiving in a lot of different ways. You'll find out more about that in the class, but it's my attempt to see if I could start to peel back to some of the very basics of painting. The class is called Renting Out, and it's watercolor exercises, but you'll end up with actual frameable paintings. As we're in a season right now, or I heard that the shipping crisis is going to continue, so shopping for the holidays is going to be harder this year, you could actually give away these paintings as Christmas gifts once you complete the class. I want to launch this in time so you have time throughout the fall to take some classes and learn how to make some paintings, and then maybe get your shopping done at the same time by giving a gift of art from the heart. There's a link in the doobly-doo to the class. There's 10 lessons in it, and I'm excited to see what you're going to be able to paint because you could make 10 amazing paintings out of one class. All right, I will see you guys later. Take care. Bye-bye.


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Mae oedd gwaith ymlaenwyr a philwyr fynd i'w functionality. Rhaid ei wneud beth yw'n gynnuno'n cefnol gynnyddol arall ond oherwydd gynnydd y dyfodol ond rwy'n arddangos. Ond ydi gyd angen yn gallu bwysig i'u chyfru iaith yn gweithio'n gwybodol, rhaid ei yn gweithio gyda'r cyfnod? Gweithio'r cyfnod, mae'n hyn yn ysg operated ac mae'n gygirio dychydig i drwy ar yr Gymryd sydd gyda'n gwybodol gyda'r cyfnod yn ysgolig oherwydd yn fel yng nghynny. So yn ffwrdd i'w ffaith yma i'w meddwl â'r 5-yrs y gyrthodd. Mae yna'r gwahanol, ond mae'r cychwyn i'w cefnodd, yn cymryd o'r cymryd, mae'r cyst yn bach arall. Mae drws wedi gydag 9-4 oedd yn ymgyrch. Felly ffon o ffotogrofi, mae'n cyffredig arall, mae erbyn 16-20 o'r gwaith. Mae'n hefyd. Felly mae'n rhaid am ei gael, a mae'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio, ac nid i gael i gael eu gwaith arall, while filming so my background is kind of cameras and then I ended up working for a company called Technicolor being in charge of their digital front end operations which is looking after what they call tent poles which is just to use the buzz words is that they're Hollywood features that are shot in the UK so I was looking at looking after films such as Captain Philip's, Jupiter Ascending, Trance, Argo all those kind of films that you're familiar with in the cinema because everything transitioned from film to digital this isn't news really but it was a big deal for cinematography and 24p production sort of back in the day it kind of is a bit of a shift so I think any people like me to look after the media look after the rushes these digital cameras these sensors all that kind of thing comes into it Ari Alexa's Sony f65s that that's the world that I was in for a number of years and then I kind of left that a little bit because I just wanted to take a break I had a bit I had a bit of a career break and I found this camera here it's called anapetus as they are claiming the first open source digital cinema camera so my interest in the axiom camera was the sensors my interest is in colour science and getting the best pictures now you're probably familiar with different types of camera kit is what I've learned is like a locked IP it's a locked system it's closed so if I want to shoot with a Ari Alexa I have to rely on their colour science I want to shoot with a red I have to rely on their colour science well with this camera I've got access to everything all the sensors the sensor information the voltages are very important how I can set up a camera to best get the best response for our dynamic range in our picture quality so coming from that whole kind of feature background I've just put in that so I can put into context what what I'm sort of trying to to do here with an open source camera that then lent me to think about the whole workflow the whole pipeline the whole ecosystem that supports a feature film so hence the sort of thinking of what has open source or what can open source do for a feature film production a big film we looked at the axiom camera that's the camera that's been developed by them I think it's a university of Vienna they've got the the funding and discussions here about getting funding and what have you for for these projects so they've done it and I liked it because I can now talk to this camera and the sensor and the the innards of the camera and create my own workflow off the sensor it might not mean much to most people but for what I do it's the colour science is the key to everything we do it's the real it's the real sort of key to the door for for shooting at at that end so when we when I started to research this if we can just go to that aces page please I came across aces now it's all going into a bit of a a bit of a side thing here but this is open source software this is developed by the oscars they have a scientific department and they've now embraced open source so aces now being used on films are the man for a monk that I worked on and other films so that this software is available to all of the vendors to use for free now that's academy colour and coding system is very important because that now means I can get the best off of the sensors now if I'm talking to the sensors in an open source fashion with open source processing capabilities I've now got much more flexibility and control over those pictures I'm not relying on another company's ip or their closed system to deliver the images which for us opens up all the dynamic range and all the colour skin issues there's a there's a lot of issues with digital sensors that you don't foresee here but when I do a grade or a what we call a di skin tones off each RGB and the colours they have an inverse proportional effect on each other so you've got too much green you've got too much for gender the the the op-its that end up becoming prominent in the image the more control I've got over the sensor and how it portrays those images the better they're going to be and the better quality they're going to be that's that's the implication so regarding to you can see where I was going I sort of found the camera I've got into that I found that as open source I found that this was open source so I started to dig a bit deeper and thought why can't I do the whole production pipeline why can't I go into the whole IT infrastructure that's required to support a feature production which is things like raids cloud storage a whole kind of IT backup there's a lot of media I did a film called One Direction 3D and yes I did have to listen to that band for four nights in a row and it was terminable and there were lots of screaming girls and lots of mums and dads and all the usual thing but there was 100 terabytes of data a night so I had a whole suite a whole army of people I was I was I was kind of in charge of that whole operation you could imagine I've got 400 terabytes of live spinning disc storage in 2012 which then was a big deal it's kind of shrunk a bit now how do I look after that how can I create that into an open source world so then I start looking at GPU CPU speeds I've got to process these rushes I've got to go through that whole kind of infrastructure to deliver my rushes on time and it's led me to start thinking well I've got software and hardware that's not new to open it's new to me to understand open source and to kind of put put put that all together but the software where it's all locked into the IP I can now run kind of cine lab software so if you can just click on that magic lantern tab for me please so again I'm not too sure how familiar I've had to just sort of self teach myself all of these different bits that are available magic lantern is open source to canon there's recent software so you could backwards engineer a canon so you can do raw photography better it gives you more options and that's free and that's available to download and that's that's open source things like black magic software and others they're locked so that you have to sort of dance to their tune a bit with these guys they're kind of releasing the the ability to be able to do this yourself just click on the next tab please so naturally I've started my own company open source cinema UK and here we are Twitter feed from this morning so keeping us up to date as we can but it's it's it's kind of getting open source cinema is there actually any relationship between open source software hardware sensors cameras it GPU CPUs all of the kind of paraphernalia that goes around a workflow and a digital media a DI can this all be open sourced if it can especially with cloud and other things then there's a there's another sort of unlocked to that world of providing media services and backup services and feature film services to those to those people so open source cinema here if we just click on to the next tab please you can see that there's companies like blender adobe are adopting open source it's it's one of these kind of funny things is becoming a little bit of a buzz thing around the industry but like me i'm not too sure that everyone's fully aware of of what they're trying to achieve within the open source kind of banner because it it seems to me to cover too many broad brushstrokes is it free is we all supposed to work for nothing that the the chapter did his talk earlier you know you've got to earn a living we've got to pay the mortgage and the rent and all the rest of it but this company here blender were going bust so they decided to open source their whole IP it was the only way to keep alive and then they've made a very big success of it magic lanterns another example just click on the next tab please thanks and here we've got hardware solutions of it's all sort of very much early days in in the world of feature filmmaking this is but the camera there's control boards there's there's other parts of the paraphernalia just that next tab please and here's just this is just some examples of some press that's going sorry just the next the last one there should be the black magic that's it and just taking it sort of a sort of a round and back out again this company black magic design have made hundreds of millions of dollars selling cheap bits of kit for for gluing together a film production and they are now addressing this with Arduino boards so then there's this kind of bespoke it says it build customized camera solutions so they're already seeing that there's a need for this sort of card that previously would have cost you say 350 quid they're now selling for 125 so they're halving the price and that's kind of kind of where I'm coming from as a discussion is that I'm already doing it I've already shot with the camera we got the very first world first delivered axiom camera if you go back to the axiom tab please just at the beginning we got the first one delivered so that we could test it and run it and put it through its pieces we're now in the sort of colour science design stage and I'm taking very much a front foot approach to it I want to shoot films I want to shoot big productions I want to open source it and I want to create an environment of clouds and rays and GPU CPU render farms all based around that kind of open source ethos and I do understand or I'm sort of thinking it is a bit of a broad brushstroke or is open source really is it more of a case of you're opening certain bits and then you're making it easy for others to to use other bits or are you just kind of implying that we're kind of giving you a bit more than what someone else would give you these are a bit more you know large key to the door so to speak so that's that's very simply I mean it's not really too much of a thing it's more about that film production and that's where I'm coming from that's my background that's what I've been involved in and I personally like a lot of people just got that thing going where I kind of want to do this and I'm kind of working it out and researching it and seeing where all the all the bits may lie with that tremendous amount of press we've done quite well if you're how I'm going to make a pound note out of it I have absolutely no idea at the moment I've lined up with the University of Portsmouth I'm teaching cinematography there that's only happened in the last couple of months and trying to get even 50p out of them is like getting blood out of the stones so it's I've kind of working out I'm just going to have to do this on my own and I'm going to buy the kit and figure it out and and develop it and then see if there's someone out there that kind of gets it the same way as you do and then gives you that opportunity to to push it onwards and forwards I hope so I'm not crowdfunded I'm looking for any anything more than that but I can go out and shoot this stuff and I know how to do the workflow and that's kind of where I'm at with it today so tomorrow I've got the camera and what I'll be showing through the workshop is a workflow taking a raw image from the sensor showing you what a raw image looks like before it's processed processing it putting some colour science on it and and giving those that are going to come tomorrow a sort of a flavour of what the theory and the thinking behind open source for film production is and how I'm going to try and put that into practice it's a lot there's a lot of it you go into grading and then and all this kit but like I said the one direction film there's 100 terabytes a day you know this stuff means looking after and then you and open source could be that there bios motherboards all the sort of hard disks and clouds and all the rest of it that come with that kind of workflow as we call it is I think it's ripe I think it's it's a good thing it might take a few years but you never know we might be we might be shooting open source feature films in a not too distant future and that's all I've got that's it


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Asha and I am going to help you with exercise number 4.3, question number 34 on page number 73. The question says, for each of the following determine whether the given quadratic equation has roots. If so, find the roots. The given quadratic equation is 3x square plus 2 root 5x minus 5 is equal to 0. Let us start with the solution and the given quadratic equation is 3x square plus 2 root 5x minus 5 is equal to 0. Let this be equation number 1. On comparing it with the general type of quadratic equation which is of the form ax square plus bx plus c is equal to 0. We see that a is equal to 3, b is equal to 2 root 5 and c is equal to minus 5. Let us now find the value of d which is equal to b square minus 4ac. On substituting the values of b, a and c we have 2 root over 5 whole square minus 4 into 3 into minus 5. We have 20 plus 60 which is equal to 80. Thus we have d is equal to 80 which is greater than 0 and thus we can say that 1 has real roots and let alpha and beta with the 2 roots which are given by alpha equal to minus b plus root over d upon 2a and beta is equal to minus b minus root over d upon 2a. Let us now substitute the value of b d and a in alpha and beta this gives minus 2 root 5 plus root over 80 upon 2 into a which is 3. This is further equal to minus 2 root 5 plus 4 root over 5 upon 2 into 3. This further gives 2 root 5 upon 2 into 3 and 2 cancels out with 2 and we have alpha equal to root over 5 by 3 and thus we have alpha equal to root over 5 upon 3. Let us now find the value of beta which is equal to minus 2 root 5 minus root over 80 upon 2 into 3 which is equal to minus 2 root 5 minus 4 root 5 upon 2 into 3 which is equal to minus 6 root 5 upon 6. 6 cancels out with 6 and we have minus root 5 and thus we have beta equal to minus root 5. Hence we can say that the given equation 1 has real roots which are given by root over 5 upon 3 and minus root over 5. So this completes the solution. Hope you enjoyed this session. Take care and bye for now.


Why has there been so little consumer price inflation? By Carl Friedrich Israel, an audio-mesis wire narrated by Million Quinteros. Every once in a while, economists want to go out on a limb with their models and publicly make forecasts on what the future rate of price inflation will be. The current COVID-19 lockdown is no exception. Many economists have warned us of potentially very high rates of price inflation because monetary stimulus on a massive scale meets a negative supply shock. Others are afraid that the monetary and fiscal stimuli won't be strong enough to compensate for the drop in private spending, resulting in a deflationary spiral. More often than not, both parties are wrong. It seems important to ask what it is that they try to forecast and how closely connected it is to monetary policy interventions. When we look at the consumer price inflation rates in the Eurozone, there really has not been much going on over the past decades, despite a rather activist monetary policy. Since 1999, the average annual inflation rate, measured by the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices or HICP, has been about 1.65%. The rate for any one year never went above 3.2%, the value reached in 2008, and was negative only once in 2005, at negative 0.6%. So all in all, that's a fairly narrow band, and the average aligns rather nicely with the European Central Banks or ECBs stated target, although some economists would like to see it even closer to 2%. In contrast, the Eurozone's M1 monetary aggregate has grown at an average annual rate of 7.59% over the same period, 1999 to 2020, which means that it has much more than quadrupled, whereas consumer prices have only grown by a bit more than 40%. One would not expect all of the monetary expansion to translate into proportional price inflation, but the observed gap is surprisingly large and persistent. Real economic growth according to official numbers hardly fills it. Real GDP has grown by merely 32% since 1999, or by an average annual rate of 1.35%. The back of the envelope calculation by which we subtract both the average real growth rate and the average rate of consumer price inflation from the average growth rate of the money stock M1, leaves us with an explanatory gap of about 4.6% per year. Where does the money go if it is not absorbed by higher unit prices for consumer goods or a larger real output? Well there are essentially two possible explanations. First, there may have been increases in the reservation demand for money. Put differently, there may have been a substantial decrease in the velocity of money. Indeed, if one believes that the quantity equation PY equals MV, where P is the HICP, Y is real GDP, and M is the money stock M1, accurately relates the empirical magnitudes considered, then yes, velocity or V must have taken up the slack. But since velocity here is merely residual, it explains the entire gap simply by definition, which is to say that it does not explain anything at all. There surely are changes in the reservation demand for money, but should they be so persistently positive every year? And why should they be so high? The second possibility is that inflationary pressures actually materialize outside of consumer goods industries, most notably in the markets for long-term assets, such as stocks and real estate. This would imply that the HICP inflation measure grossly underestimates the general rate of price inflation. The surge of asset price inflation over the past decades has been widely documented, as this clearly matters to the average household. When asset prices rise, it becomes harder to attain any given level of real wealth if you are not there already. The answer lies most likely in some combination of these two causes and some other factors. But the second cause, inflationary pressures outside of consumer goods industries, seems to be the more important one. It is especially important if we want to evaluate how well average citizens are actually doing. And it turns out that if we listen to what they have to say, we find a rather interesting empirical result. Since 2004, the European Commission has published survey data on inflation perceptions. Figure 2 shows how those perceptions compare to the HICP inflation measure from 2004 to 2019. The period for which data on inflation perceptions is available. The geometric average of the median perceived inflation rate over this time was 6.57%. Over the same period, the measured HICP inflation rate was 1.57%. So on average, median perceived inflation has been 5 percentage points higher than the official rate of consumer price inflation. The average explanatory gap as defined above has been 4.8 percentage points, which is remarkably close to what the median respondent in the survey perceives to be the difference between actual and measured inflation, 5 percentage points. The difference between perceptions and official numbers fills the gap quite nicely. Now, it is very likely that perceptions are upward biased, but it is hard to believe that they completely miss the mark. The overall inflationary pressure does not seem to be covered by the official HICP numbers. In fact, the latter tend to be rigid relative to asset prices. This among other things has given monetary policy makers comfortable wiggle room for engaging in ever more expansionary measures, without failing to remain below the 2% target. But it is not true that price inflation is generally low. It simply happens outside of the official numbers and most people feel it. For more content like this, visit Mises.org.