Here we go. It's a beautiful morning. It's gonna be pretty warm today and I'm ready for a little adventure. We'll see how my body holds up. I feel good so far but I haven't gone very far. Look at that. This is my backyard baby. I love it. I'm heading that way. All the tallest peaks all the way out south. That's where I'm going. I'm going up the Sinitas Valley Trail now which will get me up to the top of Sinitas. Whoo! Long way to go. I'm taking a break here getting some water sitting away from the crowds on Sinitas and since it's the week of gratitude and being thankful I figured that I'm gonna stop at the top of all these mountains and talk about what I'm grateful for and number one right now what I'm thinking about is I'm so grateful for my healthy body even though I have COVID right now a virus. I'm incredibly grateful that I can do this not only today but every day. I can run and ride my bike all over Colorado in the world and I get to share these stories with you and I I'm really happy because I'm gonna be 45 in two months and I feel strong. I feel as strong as I've ever been. As strong as I was when I was running cross-country in high school and yeah very grateful for that indeed and I think it's because I've stayed with it.  I'm not obsessive about it but I definitely try to get out almost every single day and that's keeping my body healthy. Whoo! Doing good buddy, doing good. Heading back up to Red Rocks and you can see right behind me. Beautiful Sinitas. Oh yeah. Whoo! Red Rocks. Oh I love this spot. I've been coming here since I was a kid climbing on all these rocks. I remember coming here in high school with pretty girls sitting up top. Look at that. The lights of Boulder twinkling down below. I have no making out today. Gotta keep moving. Looking good. One of my favorite places in Boulder. The Flagstaff Amphitheater. For those of you who don't know Boulder all that well this is the first flat iron and right there is Green Mountain. I'm heading up to that mountain and then behind that is South Boulder and Bear Peak. Okay time for gratitude station number two and while I was running up here I was thinking a lot about how I'm just so grateful for this life this wonderful life that I get to live. For being able to wake up every morning in this beautiful town. For having a loving family and community of friends and for feeling safe. You know I've been paying a lot of attention to the Israel-Palestine conflict in Ukraine and Russia and it's heartbreaking what's going on over there. So much death and destruction and suffering and it impacts me a lot. It hurts my heart to know that other humans on this planet are just suffering every single day. Even humans that aren't in conflict zones who are just living in Honduras where I served in the Peace Corps and they're picking food scraps out of landfills to get enough calories to make it through the day and that's something I never need to think about. And you know on one hand I'm grateful that I do live this wonderful life but I want everybody on the planet to be able to thrive like I do. And it hurts when I see images of people who are just suffering so hard. So I'm sending out a lot of love to all the people around the world who are having a hard time. You know I do my best to lead with love every day and every decision I make. I try to support organizations financially and with my time but I know it's it's just little old me I'm not going to make a gigantic difference I can't solve all the world's problems. But I do my best and at the end of the day you know I like to go to bed knowing that I tried to make the world a little bit better. Maybe it's just my community maybe it's just my neighborhood maybe it's just my family maybe it's just me some days. And that's that's that's what motivates me every day how can I make this world a better place and maybe just put a smile on somebody's face. All right I better get going because my body is getting tight. I have a cool story about this little cabin. I remember an elementary school coming on a summer field trip part of a summer camp sitting on these tables right here and pounding designs into little strips of leather. It was the first time I had ever done that and I made like a little belt and I'll never forget it. It's interesting how we can recall things from so long ago seems like another lifetime and it feels like I'm just sitting here once again as a little kid with all my friends having fun. The first time I ever made it to the top of Green Mountain was my freshman year of high school 1994 kind of a long time ago and I remember thinking oh man this is gonna be so hard it was 16 miles to run from Boulder High School to the top of Green Mountain and back and I'd always been a runner but I'd never run that kind of distance and especially not this type of vert and I remember thinking oh gosh there's no way I'm gonna be able to do this but slowly but surely we made it and that may have been one of the first real challenges of my life where I overcame something that I didn't think I was gonna be able to do and it felt so good and it filled me up with just confidence for the rest of the cross-country season. Here we are. Look at that. Have I told you that I love Boulder? I love it. That's my town right there look and to make it official at the top of Green Mountain hold on I can do this I think I can't you got to get to this thing and hit the buzzer pump pump pump. Look at all those beautiful mountains. Okay gratitude station number three and you know what I'm thinking about right now or I've been thinking about for the last hour that's one of the best things about running or biking you have so much time to think and I am so grateful for all of you sitting on your couches or your computer chairs right there. I'm so grateful for you because without you I wouldn't be able to do what I do for a living it's an absolute honor to be able to travel the world and share stories with you and it's incredible and I love being able to interact with you and help you on your own journeys we've created this wonderful community of people I don't know a lot of you in real life but I know some of you and you're all awesome and and I just I'm very very thankful that this is what I get to do for a living this is a dream. So there's Bear Peak and there's South Boulder Peak. This is hard. This is hard. Getting to the top of Bear Peak is not runnable as you can see. A lot of rocks and they're slippery be careful. Bear Peak ladies and gentlemen and you really get a perspective on how flat the city of Boulder is and then boom the Rocky Mountains the foothills start up just west of town and you know what I'm thinking of right now what I'm grateful for my corazón my heart and it's thumping pretty hard and something that I do now after I run something hard or I ride my bike up a steep mountain and I can feel my heart going crazy I put my hand on my heart and I just think it good job heart way to go thanks for getting me here once again I'm very grateful for my strong heart because for most of my young life I had extremely high blood pressure and I was on medication every single day to lower my blood pressure I'm much better now so my heart has had to work over time throughout my entire life and I keep on asking more of it and it keeps on providing so thank you corazón look at these cuties just waiting for their owners hi guys hi can I pet you oh you're so sweet yeah you're so sweet both of you okay one more big mountain to go South Boulder Peak we got this South Boulder Peak does not take long to get to from Bear Peak but here I am huh man it feels good I'm really glad I got outside today I was wondering whether or not this was a good idea with COVID and everything and I think it's a really good idea I feel amazing I feel so good and I'm just glad that I've been out in nature all day such a stunning stunning beautiful day and I have Thanksgiving tomorrow to look forward to that's what I'm grateful for just being able to be standing on South Boulder Peak right now because I didn't know how far I'd get I really didn't this is like my fourth day of COVID and it hasn't hit me too hard but still it just makes things a little bit harder when you have a runny stuffy nose and a little bit of a headache but I'm feeling pretty solid and it's all because of this all right I'm done with all the big mountains which feels great but I'm still pretty far away from where I need to get home so I'm gonna start hustling down the canyon here just think it's shadow Canyon or something and make my way home the sun's gonna go down and like I don't know a little over two hours it's 2 p.m. what's up shadow we're almost done where to go buddy now I need to take a bus home or something I am on the other side of town from where I live and thank you so much for watching I appreciate it please like and subscribe and do all those things that you're supposed to do on YouTube right and stay tuned for some more adventures on feet or on wheels who knows anyway you guys are awesome happy Thanksgiving cheers


People who have been slowly boiled over time to the point where they're acting completely out of character. It's called reactive abuse. Largely is defined as me winding you up until you go berserk, preferably publicly, so I can say, ha, look, you're crazy. Told my family you're crazy. Told all your friends you're crazy.  It's reactive abuse. I force you to react badly that that's what happened with Johnny Depp. All of his friends and all of his family and his kids said never before has he acted with explosive rage and the fact that she just happened to be videoing him right as he was exploding. I think he threw a glass on a wall and cut his own hand and was screaming and swearing. This is projected by identification.


So to kick things off in our discussion of ecological forecasting, I want to start with the basic question, why forecast? Why should ecologists care about forecasting ecological processes and in particular, why might we be interested in making near term projections? So I'm going to focus a lot over these lectures on making forecasts that are both near term and iterative. In near term, I mean over timescales from subdaily to daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, inter-annual, up to decadal, largely referring to timescales that are relevant to decision making and timescales where we can actually validate or verify how well we are doing at making predictions. One thing that's really important is that when we gain new information about how the world works, we want to incorporate that new information to forecast, so envisioning an idea where we make projections and predictions, we then gain new observations and we want the ability to incorporate those new observations and new information into forecasts. So one of the main reasons that we are interested in ecological forecasting is that there's a lot of environmental decisions being made every day in society from individual citizens up through industries and agencies that are not always being made with the best available data and best available information about how ecological systems work and how they may respond to different decision alternatives. Fundamentally, decision making is about the future, about how we think things will happen in response to different decision choices or if we make no decision. Because decisions are fundamentally about the future, often the best information that we can bring to the decision making process are explicit predictions and projections of how we think things will change in the future, which are fundamentally our forecasts. That said, I don't think that ecological forecasting is solely about decision making. I think ecological forecasting is fundamentally a win-win that has the potential to both improve environmental decision making, make ecology and environmental sciences more relevant to society, while at the same time accelerating and improving our basic science. So one of the reasons I think ecological forecasting can improve basic science is that I believe this forecast cycle, this idea of iteratively improving our forecasts as new information becomes available is in many ways a very strong expression of how we think the basic scientific methods work. When the scientific method we start with a hypothesis, which from a forecasting perspective is the models we use to make forecasts, they are models or an embodiment of our current understanding and current hypotheses and theories about how systems work. When we make projections with models, those are essentially the predictions that we make from our hypotheses that we then want to test against the world. When we confront those forecasts with new observations, we are testing our hypotheses, and then when we bring that new information into the models to improve our forecasts, we are updating our hypotheses and updating our understanding of the world. In many traditional ecological studies, this cycle of making hypotheses and testing them against the world occurs on the time scale of a research grant, so I might get a grant for two to five years where the research will often go out and collect data for most of that period and then analyze the data at the end of the project. By contrast, in near-term ecological forecasting, the idea is that we are continually confronting our hypotheses with observations from reality rather than saving them all up to the end. So this is the potential we believe to really accelerate the pace at which we do basic science by iterating through this process of hypothesis testing much more frequently and much more often. By analogy, if we look at the field of numerical weather forecasting, I believe one of the reasons that that field has gotten considerably better over time is they are essentially making a global projection of how they think the atmosphere works every six hours. Because of that, they're able to confront their hypotheses about how the world works four times a day, and they've been doing this for 60 years. And with that kind of feedback, they've gained a lot of understanding of how the system works. Another benefit of ecological forecasting for basic science is that forecasts require that you make projections and predictions explicit before new observations are made. So one of the challenges that faces a lot of scientific fields right now is something called the crisis of reproducibility, that we have a lot of results across all sciences, ecology is not exempt from this, where we can fit models and test hypotheses that often are challenged by new data. And one of the reasons that that happens is because it's very easy to overfit statistical models when all you're doing is looking at data from the past, because you can keep trying different models so you find the one that fits really well. But in many cases, you may be overfitting those models. When you make predictions into the future, you're less susceptible to that overfitting because you can't continually retune the model to things that haven't happened yet, to observations you don't have yet. You have to rely on more robust projections. Another advantage of ecological forecasting is it really forces us to do synthesis because it forces us to take the information we have and pull it together, assimilate it, and use that to make specific numerical projections, it kind of in many ways forces us to make our hypotheses much more specific and much more quantitative. So if you have very vague hypotheses and qualitative hypotheses, you can have a hypothesis that if I were to add nitrogen to a field of crops that the plants will grow faster. Well, that's a very general hypothesis because it doesn't say are the crops going to grow 5% faster or 25% faster or 50% faster. By contrast, if I make a specific numerical projection, then I can actually distinguish whether the observations I see in any particular experiment are consistent with what I understood about how the system worked from previous scientific work rather than just relying on a fairly vague null hypothesis of just that plants do not respond to nitrogen. So our traditional statistical testing just leaves us with a very, I think, unsatisfying test of does this have an effect or not, not necessarily is what we're seeing consistent with what we understood previously. Finally, one of the key parts of getting better ecology and improving our science is something that we have in common, I think, with all scientific disciplines that have attempted to make forecasts and attempted to mature to the point that they have some predictive understanding of the systems that they're working in, which is gaining that understanding requires feedback. So if you make predictions, but you don't learn how well you are at making those predictions, you don't really get better. So I think ecology right now is a lot of what we've been focusing on as a field has been projections over longer time scales, for example, predicting how the carbon cycle or specific species or specific systems might respond to climate change out to, say, 2100. So first, that is important and that's useful. But one of the challenges about that is that we don't actually learn very quickly whether we're good at predicting out to 2100 because we've never gotten any data from that period to see if we do it any well. By contrast, by making frequent short-term predictions, we can actually learn a lot about our ability to make predictions to get this feedback on how we are doing and use that to improve.


We found the number of parents that have wanted to come to meetings has risen. We found they're far more involved in what's going on and we'll pick up a phone and talk to you about something that their child's achieved. Yn peth, dwi wedi selwy gyda gwaith PCP a IDP yw bod y plant yn hoffi bod yn rhan o'r adolygiadau ar cyfarfodydd. Mae'n hoffi cael cyfle dweud y dweud, a hefyd mae hwn yn iawn at rie'n i hefyd. Mae nhw'n teimlo'n fawr iawn bod nhw'n cael y cyfle i trafod materion sydd yn digwydd gadre, a mae hyn yn rhywbeth wedyn i ni gallu defnyddio yn yr ysgol hefyd. Participation is what increased the most through this practice. Through the reviews, the people's part, they part of every review as much as possible. The parents are there and they're part of the discussion, they're part of the problem solving and they're part of the process of us deciding what's the next step forward.


The impact of army aviation in Afghanistan is huge, but their story is changing. Gail McCabe has more in this report. The story of army aviation in Operation Enduring Freedom is painted across the skies of Afghanistan, filled with accounts of endless hours of troop transport, attack and assault, medevac and more. Today, it's a tale of drawdown in the face of continuing missions. Average op-tempo, I think for all of our aircraft this month, is 68. That's down from the height of the fighting season back in July. Here in Bagram, Chief William Butler is with the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade Task Force Falcon. To throw that into perspective, 10th cab has flown for about eight and a half months, nine months. We've flown just over a hundred thousand hours. And while the op-tempo is less, Butler says less is relative. Blackhawks, Apaches, Kiowas, Chinooks, all are still critical to the fight. We turned over 300 engines from green tag to yellow tag and put them back in airplanes. What that means is not just that they were bad when we got them, they were producing 100 percent power. And power in the demanding terrain of Afghanistan means safety. Butler has spent a career working army aviation as a test pilot, logistician and currently as brigade maintenance officer. In his opinion, these soldiers make all the difference. They work. They eat. They work out. They sleep. They come back to work. And they like it. And they're learning a lot. What they're also learning are the demands of retrograde. 10th cab has processed over a hundred million dollars worth of air parts for return with more on the way. According to Butler, it's a new chapter in an enduring story. Gil McCabe, Afghanistan.


Oh god, okay, it's rolling. It's rolling to get the raptors off. Uh, I think it's gonna die. Yeah, look, it's going paler as time goes on. Look at those raptors! You're slaying! Hello everyone and welcome back to another Jurassic World Evolution 2 episode where today we're continuing. We're about to start it. For honest, chaos theory. Jurassic path. Castle. Okay, we're doing chaos theory. Well, that discovery would change our world. Oh. For a while, we thought that this was as close as we could get to dinosaurs. Turns out, we were wrong. Mr. DNA appeared! To complete the DNA sequence for a dinosaur led us to this. Life unlike anything seen on this planet for 65 million years. Come on! Boys! Boys! I like how they changed the explorers out. The knockoff one. Oh, that looks so cool! Oh, the detail of that! Oh, that looks so cool, like the refractions on the teeth and everything. It looked awesome. Jurassic Park revealed the groundbreaking Jurassic Park to the world where dinosaurs return from extinction. Let's hope it goes better than, oh, better this time around. Oh! Oh, so this is afterwards then. So it is a what if. We're not just making it. It made it sound like it was the same. Oh, let's have a look. Wonderful, isn't it? This is a paradise, but it is missing what it once had. Until we bring them back, this place will show people something spectacular. Dinosaurs. No longer confined to our imaginations. Dinosaurs in the flesh. And the moment people see them, that moment of astonishment of magic. Well, you're going to be a punt of that spectacle. Jurassic Park will open on schedule, and the world will be as it comes past a land of the dinosaurs. Oh, so is this before we've done listen to mission briefing? I can do that! Ah, good, good. Glad to see you're getting settled in. I want to introduce you to Lily Halford, who is our director of operations here at the park. She'll get you up to speed. Thank you, Dr. Hammond. John, please. Oh, right then. Is Dr. Hammond up? John has already told you our goal is to get Jurassic Park fully operational as quickly and safely as we can. We are literally doing things that were considered impossible, so it will be a challenge. Making the impossible possible. Yes, yes, I'd rather like that. Straight to a fence. I like it. I want to prep the facility for the dinosaurs. Begin with a functioning visitor center. Oh, you have to place it in a certain area. And remember that both must be connected to pathways. Oh, and power as well. I can see that all is in good hands. Do carry on. We'll keep you updated. Do carry on? Yeah.  The science center. For the science-y stuff. Yes! We can go, oh god, we can go past this thing here and wrap around to here. And done. There we go. Beautiful. Jurassic Park has a top geneticist. Top. Dr. Henry Wu. I should expect that she'll be meeting him soon. That is, if you haven't already. I've settled in and ready to get started. So if we're to get the dinosaurs we want, we first need a hatchery. If you could construct one, then my staff and I can get to work. Right, let's go. I'm excited what we're going to do. Right, so we need to research the following. A hatchery which we're already doing. So let's have a look at what this place is or how big it is. Okay, okay. So what do you need a new one about? Where's Mount Saibo? Where's Mount Saibo? Where are you? I love this. I love the mountain range that you can see. That looks cool. Okay, construct an operational hatchery. So we're kind of still locked into a little bit of the... Am I supposed to put it some? Oh, I am. As you can see, we're locked into very much the tutorial, dear, on how to do this. The interesting thing I mentioned about campaign feeling, like, oh god, that it was kind of short.  But at the same time, out of everyone that played the game, how many of you, honestly, how many of you, played the campaign multiple times? You didn't, right? I didn't. There was no need to. I just, like, experienced the story. I thought that was the best way to play it. And it turns out, actually, what comes from this game, the most important thing about this game is replayability. Remember, Jay Park, how many times did you do the campaigns and the missions and stuff? Maybe a couple of times, but mainly you just started a park on a new island and played it. And that's where the strength is going to come through this game. I know you may have concerns, but both John and I agree that they represent some of our most viable candidates. You'll need to synthesize their eggs using the available genome research I've provided. Eggs. Let me know the results the moment you have them. Oh, doctor, ooh, I don't remember you sounding like that. You sounded more chipper in the other one, but all right. So here we go. We got, uh, what's this? So we can add all modifications applied. So that makes it more intolerant. So we definitely, wait, 75% intolerant and longevity? Okay, so it doesn't change it. Interesting. It probably just makes it live longer. Okay, we'll save that. There's nothing else we can add to it unless there's this one. Ooh, I love the sound effects. I feel like I'm in a lab, like, whoa. Right, so, we'll assign a scientist? Who we got? Oh, I remember all these familiar faces from Jurassic Park. Oh, brilliant. John Hammond, John, you've given us only 20 million to start your park. 20 million dollars? That's hardly enough. We need 50 billion. Trillion, no. Right, everybody going on sleepies of you research. Can we do anything else? Some for the hatchery. I think we can get add-ons now. I'll progress into mission. Oh, okay, so we're all going to get that. Progress the mission. I'll progress the mission. Progress the mission, James. There you go. I love the color. It seems more vibrant. Now, I don't know about you, when it came to evolution. It felt like you had two modes.  Our first synthesis was unsuccessful, which means that we could only have room for improvement, but we don't stop. We get better. I've identified some areas in the synthesis process that need further research. See what you can learn at the Science Center and get back to me. I love that they've added that. That's brilliant. Oh, is it now going to do what I was wanting to do? Yeah, improved in synthesis. It was just about, I want to do that myself, mate. Right, we need two pots and one cog, so none of them have that. We've got one pot, one cog, and then I guess the cheapest. Does it change? So that costs 50,000 to do that, and that costs 50,000, so it doesn't matter whether somebody's overly qualified. It still takes the same amount of time. Interesting. Okay, okay.  But if I just click right-click, actually it kind of takes care of it for me. Oh, here we go. Incubation, next, next. Make a million dinosaurs. We're beginning with raptors? I'm not sure we're ready. Every precaution has been taken. I'm ready! I'm following the science, and these dinosaurs are our best chance at success. We've learned so much, and we'll continue to learn as we move forward. Yes, yes, of course. And I do understand your concern, Ms. Halford. Every dinosaur carries a certain amount of risk. And it's our job to mitigate it as much as possible. Keep the lawyers out of my hair and the dinosaurs safely and happily within their enclosures.  Dr. Hammond, does that mean we have your authorization to proceed? Yes, most enthusiastically. Oh, these are all bad. Oh, long-lived, fit. Just fit. Nocturnal. So you just make them all. They're all plus 30% threat dominance and dislikes and threatens all of the species. Well, that's good, because they're all going to be together. How much does this cost? Does it say? Signed scientists? We need five health. Tomar! Tomar! There we go. Okay, we're making so many raptors. This is going to be so cool. I love it! And this, as well, is just amazing. Being able to release six dinosaurs at once.   But you know what? I'll take releasing six of the same species all at once. Are we ready? Incubate and release the following. Okay, here we go. Here we go! So once you get the carnivore, then you can research and stuff. Oh, yes! Look at them all! So to have an animation, the rest just fly past. Oh, yes. Oh, we've done it. Okay. I know, I know. I've got all this. Does it tell me where to put it? Well, I think the best place to put it is right in front.  So the car can literally just go forward and open that gate. We'll also need a path coming from it, too. Yeah. The thing I'm most excited for when it comes to this game is just starting a new island and just having fun with it. I'm also, of course, looking forward to, oh God, oh God, they are not happy with anything. I need to do this before they, you know, they break out. They need a lot. How much? Okay, they're still establishing their territory. So as you can see, it's sort of growing as they're exploring. Once they hit this verge here, they'll be all right. As you can see, they're all exploring together as a pack. So they've got joint line of sight. And this should be good for them. I'll take away these trees here. But once they start going into the back here, I think we should be good. Go, Najeebs! Go! Oh, we can see inside. Oh, I love it. Oh, we're threatened. Oh, that's cool. Oh, he kind of went for it then didn't. I won't believe their eyes. Which is exactly what we want. Precisely my thoughts as well. No, no, no, they won't, will they? Time and time again to Jurassic Park. Our dinosaurs offer priceless- Oh, they killed the goat! Damn, I didn't see it! Now you're getting it. Oh, if they're in the forest, we can't see them. It is a bit of a shame they've still got this running animation.  I'm hoping they patch it, because I am playing this before it's officially released. So I'm hoping they patch it. I'm sure they will. I hope they will. They've got a big enough team behind them, Frontier and Devney patch out and stuff like that. I knew! Oh, there's another one here. We need to keep our dinosaurs healthy. Healthy? I need to keep my dinosaurs healthy. Right, I think that's- Yeah, look at that! Look, it fits perfectly inside this lopsided rectangle. Yes, beautiful, beautiful. Can I just see like a goat killer- Sorry, a goat killer raptor. Yes, I'd love to see a goat killer raptor.  I want to click on the goat. Is everyone else- are they all okay for food? Okay, you're hungry. You're getting there. You're getting there, but there's already a killed goat. So, let's see. So it's 30% more aggressive, 30% more dominance and dislikes and threatens all of the species. Oh, we're learning about expeditions now. Does not like cobitation and chance to attack ranges is up. Then, we can extract DNA from these new fossils gathered in the field and rebuild an even more diverse set of dinosaur genome sequences. This should be your priority. Is that right, Doctor Woo? We didn't stop to think if we should. Is that right? Are we not there yet? Jeff hasn't visited the park. Although, we did get to see a goat get killed there. So, it does seem a bit similar to, you know, the way they kill goats in the first one.  Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. Increase the genome of triceratops. Have we built the thing yet? Yes, we have. Nice. So, this now is what we'll probably be facing. So, triceratops. And we'll assign... What do we need? Just cogs. Oh, fries. Perfect. And I look like something that we haven't explored yet is... Oh, it actually goes away. Bye-bye! Have fun! Take a helicopter all the way from Costa Rica to freaking America. We're going to need a lot of stopovers, I'd assume, anyway. Not that I've been in a helicopter before. Yeah, that now we can... You can also train your scientists, and we've never seen that yet. So, there's still a lot in the game that we don't know about. And training your scientists is going to be interesting, because at the moment, it's like you pick from a roster of people, and then it's like, oh, well, this one fits the criteria, because I don't have too many of cogs or logistics, or you know what I mean. So, training them, is it going to be cheaper? Do they get more of the cogs or things? So, things get easier to level up and stuff like that, as you go on. I'd assume that's how the progress will work. So, we've got our genetics. Eight, we've got ten spaces. So, really, I can only do two. Max. Might as well do that one, and then assign. Now, we need... three of the potions, which I guess I'll do.  Oh, I could have put one of those in. No! I could have done the five and three, and then put the two of... Osmium? Osmum? Osmums. In, but over god. So, we'll send off another expedition to get a cow. Oh, go for some triceratops. Fry's off again. She's the one. She works hard. She takes all the fancy trips. The rest of you stay in labs. You're not allowed to see the sunlight. Red sky in the morning. Sheppard's warning, it's going to be a storm. I'm sure that's another Britishism that a lot of Americans won't know about. Red sky at night. Sheppard's delight. Hey, we got two fossils. We are done. Incubate and release. What if it dies? Oh, we're going to see it hunt. Yes! And a one.  Yes! That makes sense that they've worked that into the actual gameplay because everybody wants to see that. Hell Creek Formation is back. They're back. All right. Oh, policed fossil. All right, let's put those two in and that leaves us with six. Because when I first started playing Drossel World Evolution, I didn't know about the Nvidia at the time, whereas now you can. So you've got to think about thumbnails ahead.  I don't think unless maybe when you complete it, you can possibly possibly. Interesting that we haven't put the this visitor centre like it was with the DLC. So that's really strange because I thought they they showed gameplay of Jurassic Park like this, I think of the chaos theory, but never. I thought it was a DLC. I don't know. Right, select eggs. Let's do what we got. We need to release two of them. Oh, look, we've got a docile one. Never terrorizes guests. What I really want to see is, you know, an enclosure where you can walk through. That was so cool. I really want more varieties of, you know, enclosures and cages.  Yes, you've got the ones that you just look into. But what about the ones that have the precky soles and then you've got like tree tops. And you could see the precky soles from the tree top. Oh, so much. You could do with it. Damn it. Release the treks. Release the horny boys. Yes. Oh, it looks so good. You know what friend you've done? They put more effort into the animations and look at that treasure. That's so much better than Jurassic World. So good. With so many oil ponds, I want to make sure we don't lose sight of our reason for being on the island in the first place, the dinosaurs. Their lives come by our hands and now they rely on us for their continued existence. This is our responsibility and one we cannot take lightly. I want to be sure that our dinosaurs are as comfortable as possible. Right, so it doesn't matter how far they go out now. They've got their ground fiber and forest. They need a little bit more forest. They're going to get it anyway. I mean, they're going to explore all of this. Now, I wonder if they'll get territories. Oh, this is going to be so cool. Oh. Oh, hold the phone. Oh, wait. Capture mode. Sweet. What is it? What's to control shift? Oh. Oh, the raptors take it on the trike. There's so many of them when the triceratops can't do anything. Oh, no. I think it's going to, I think it's dead. Oh, very good death. Was it? Well, we got one left. Oh, no. He's threatening the other raptors. The swords may die. Oh my God. This is so cool. I love it. Oh, God. Okay, it's rolling. It's rolling to get the raptors off. I think it's going to die. Yeah. Look, it's going paler as time goes on. Look at those raptors. You're flying. Yeah, it's dead. It's going to die now. Yeah. And it's going to collapse. And the other raptors like inside it. Right. So did any of these raptors lose health? 100%. 100%. What about the ones that got flung? 100%. 100%. So why they didn't lose anything? Dr. Wu and Dr. Hammond would both like us to increase the diversity of animal species in the... Something impressive. What just happened? Oh my God. I don't even... Well, we've lost a jeep. Oh, wow. That was a matter of everything that could happen that I did not expect that to happen. Oh. Oh boy. That was brilliant. Okay. So we lost. We lost the trikes. And we also lost a jeep to space. Very interesting. Okay. So we're probably going to send off. So we need increased total species. So this is where the chaos theory literally just becomes the part, which is quite interesting. So you're just going to make now, build a functioning park tour, ensure enough dinosaurs are viewable from the park tour. Five of them. So five dinosaurs. An increased total dinosaur species. So now we're making a park. This is really big for raptor enclosure. It does not need to be this big. I wouldn't have thought. Well, we lost the triceratops. Who didn't see that coming? I think what I want to do is just cord this off so that we can still release dinosaurs in here and then just ferry them to the different locations. So if we have a tour, where do we put the tour? I want to see if we can make an enclosure big enough and able to be diverse enough for all herbivores. That would be really cool to see. I'm also thinking about the entrance. The entrance can go this way. So we'll also have the entrance for there. Oh, this is going to be cool. So what we'll do, we'll have the tour come through this way. We'll remove this forest. So it hits this bit. And then can we just put loads of stuff in, like decorations? Oh, yes. This is more like it. Oh, there's not really too many decorations at the moment that I can pick from. Maybe I can unlock more. So I think we've just had the expeditions come back. So sell that. Sell that. There's a Struthiumimus. There's another one. And we'll sign now. I'm thinking, yeah, you're... I want to see what happens when we sabotage. Because sabotage alert's coming up. Maybe you'll just open gates and stuff. So we need a three. So let... You know what is overworked. Let's keep on going. I've never seen a sabotage. At the moment, sabotage, purely dramatic events in your parks may require a quick decision. Consider that among the... Oh, so when sabotage comes up, do I then get a choice of what I need to do? Ah, interesting. Interesting. Oh, I love the little halage and stuff with the goat. Oh, I love this. I love it. Yes, the controls are not... Maybe not the not controls. You know, the raptors running and stuff is a little bit janky. But the same time, I love it. Wait, what did I...? Parasolvis. Okay, good. So we need six out of five. Oh, it's just amazing there. What about research? Let's have a look at this. Let's have a look at research. Right. We need to do a researcher tour. Okay. So... Not good. I need more scientists. We need to send... I don't know how she can get stressed. She goes off to all these amazing locations and digs up dinosaurs or tells people to dig up dinosaurs. Okay. We'll research that. That sheep just whacked the dead triceratops. Oh, they have ragdolls when they're still dead. Oh, that's cool. Oh, go on then. Let's skip forward to when this is built and put them on a rest. Okay. So here we go. We've got struthomyrus docile. Resilient, resilient docile. And then something skittish. Minus 50% dominant. So it does not want to be dominant at all. More chance to panic and less chance to be a threat, I think? Or is that... It's more chance to be dominant and more chance of threat. Either way, that's five... five of them. So really not too fast, but we need to wait till we've got someone back who can do that, I think, because we need a healthy and I don't think we have a health. There we go. Someone's got a health. There we go. Right. Let's see these dinosaurs release into their tiny little cramped enclosure. Beautiful green beckys. Yes. Now, yes, you're missing things. I know. I know you are. But you're about to all be sedated. So one, two, three, four. Oh, is there only four of you? Do they want to hop the fence? All right. Oh, oh. Help, help, help, help, help, help. Yeah, they're not happy at all. I don't blame them, but they're not going to be in here for long because then they're going to be transported to this wonderful sanctuary which is going to have loads of brightness soles and everything that will go together. Also, I need to see. It's like shooting fish in a barrel. They don't mind sauropods, ankylosaurids, stegosaurids. It doesn't say they dislike ceratopsians. So we'll need to see if the pachyrhinosaurus doesn't mind them. Basically. That's what we're going to have to. Oh, god. Wait, what? Oh, it got out? Did it hop the fence? Oh, you know what it was? It must have ran. The animation must have played and it ran through the fence unless it hopped the fence. Oh, oh, well, there we go. We lost one. Just so it must have ran through the fence with the animation because these guys aren't hopping the fence, right? They can't get through. It's electrified. I didn't even realize that that was a possibility. Maybe they never thought that somebody would make the fence this close. Well, we've found a glitch. So we'll move you over there, move you over there, and wait for another...  Move you over there. Yes! All modifications applied. Save and exit. It is 100% a scientist. One with three. You'll do. You'll do a good job of it. Oh, god. Oh, god, the helicopter. Oh, my god! Oh, there's so many of them. Jesus. Yes. This seems like a normal way to fly. Skiddish. Who cares at this point? I just want more dinosaurs. Yeah, let's make this a little bit wider seeing as apparently they just run through the fence. Maybe that'll do. All of these dinosaurs. Hope they don't run through the fence. Another patch of greens. Oh, three of them had animations there. Nice. That's a lot of dinosaurs. Ah, you didn't run through the fence this time. Now shoot them all! I can't have you hog all the fun. I want to shoot them. We've got to get really low. Oh, yes. Take your medicine. I can get you. If you just keep running in a straight line, you're going to turn left. I know you are. Gotcha. Through the tree. That seems like a safe thing for a helicopter to do. And there we go. Yeah. No, no guests at the moment. Always because the park's not open. Do I need to open it? Oh, I can't open it. It'll be part of the mission, won't it? Okay. So I need to do this. We've got seven million now. Oh, it's dropping quickly. One out of two patterns. So some dinosaurs have patterns and others don't. That's interesting. Whoa. I wonder what that red means. So we can research that if we wanted to. And I wonder what that does. But I don't want to research. I just want to. Does it show me what it's going to do when I keep on adding it? Oh, long live. That's what it's doing. Okay. 100% long lived. That's a sign. A scientist. We need seven. Oh, God. Yeah, you guys. You okay? I know a lot of you need rest. So I'm going to rest one of you that's overworked. That's not doing anything at the moment. Ah, ah, okay. All the ones that are overworked are working at the moment. Brilliant. Okay. Sight complete. Sight complete. Try seratops. Oh, yeah. Let's get some trikes as well. But I kind of want to wait for it to be day to release the Paris because I want to be able to see them. But I don't know if we're going to be able to. And we're running out of money pretty quickly. So let's see what eggs we've got. Oh, God. We've only got four. More thirsty. Health lost whilst dehydrating. So they get it. They get it. More thirsty. Health lost whilst dehydrating. So they get it. When they're thirsty, they die. Okay. And this one's good though. Plus 30% expected lifespan. That one's going to be a long-lived one. What would be cool is if you could nickname them here. So you'd be like, okay, that one's the one's expected lifespan. Good. Okay. And then you type the name in. That would be a good little patch to do. Because I don't want to release them and then try and you know, cycle through and find them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a pretty good idea, James. Ready for the parrots. Four of the buggers. Oh, let's see. Now, I couldn't change the skins for these. I could with Struthy. Oh, who's my favorite? Don't build dinosaur. Yes, you are. Just ignore the raptors. Or like, oh, I love the thundering. Like, boom, boom, boom. Because they are big, heavy creatures. I also heard that parrots are actually, I always imagined because of J-Pog, that parrots were these dinosaurs that were incredibly common and lived in these huge herds in the Cretaceous, but apparently they weren't. Like, there's very rare that fossils have been found of parrots. Ooh, a new viable genome there, patchy. All right, here we go. I want to dart my new babies. Ilio. Yes, you may run a bit funky, but I can dart you. Or maybe I can't. Stop side stepping me darts. Oh, you think if I just shot one, I'd be able to dart it, but, you know, one would run into it, but my God, you guys are tough. Yeah, they're all ready. Oh, wait, how come these helicopters don't have the skins on? Did it just get... Did it just remember or something? Oh, God, I'm out of power again. Geez. Whoa, we're running low on money, guys. Running so low on money. Do I have anything to sell? Any good stuff? Yeah, that, that, that. So 40,000, 90,000, 90,000. And we may as well, because it's going to cost us 50,000 to set these guys off anyway. And that'll do. There we go, 50,000. What do we need? We need three of these. I'm going to set you up, and then I'm going to put the other guy on a rest. Yes, I like this. This is good, this is good. Even like putting a scientist on rest is quite nice. Like, oh, I put it on a rest. I'm so, um, what's it called? Uh, streamlined or whatever, you know what I mean? Oh, I haven't even looked at this thing. Oh, that's cool, nice. So they want more water and groundnut. That's new, okay. So I wonder if I, you know, if I just put, um, like certain trees in an area that they want, they'll just stick to that area. Because that'd be good. Oh, you're ripping each other.  I love this game, man. It is literally just a world evolution, but better. So much better. Oh, he needs viewing on apparently, but I'm, because everyone else is fine. Look at this! I'm pretty sure it'd be okay. Oh, it's rolling! Dude, it's rolling. Uh, I wonder if the love of souls can hunt like raptors, or if that's just set for raptors only. So let's modify this genome. Does it make them more expensive? I think it does, if I put the life up. Yes, it does. And it also makes it, okay, fine, but longevity. Yeah, if we can do that, that's fine. It's also saying staff busy. Oh, right, because it costs more. Okay. Right, so 200,000 to incubate this with a five and a seven. So it's pretty much everybody. Does anybody not like serotopsians? I think we're all okay. I think the parrots don't mind serotopsians. Let's release four triceratops? Yeah, four triceratops. Release the dinosaurs! So this time, double the trikes. And this, they also won't die, which is also very good. And they make for brilliant shooting targets because they're that massive. Oh, look at them! The mega herd! Well, not really. The little family pack. Imagine that with 20 trikes. That'd be so cool. That's a lot of dinosaurs. I got 24 out of 50. I heard there's a limit of how many dinosaurs you can have in a park. I hope that's not the case, but it does also feel like something that maybe is a limitation, possibly because of console. Maybe consoles won't be able to handle it. And because this will be out for the PS4 and PS5, that might be a thing. I knew it! Predictable! I thought you were going to run around in a circle. One, two, three, and four. I kind of curious how the territories are being established with these guys. Right, so that's the parrot territory. And this is the g- They might have a really big territory. Jeez! The parrots are just kind of... Because they've got that ground note over here. They've got their water. So, I mean, there's no territory over here, because there's not that much need for water, I assume. They should see all of these struthiomimus. They should see their parrots. In fact, maybe if I re-routed it to the middle bit. Because going this way, there's not many, is there? Right, let's see how the trikes doing. Panicking, it's lonely. It needs forest, but it has no territory at the moment. It's still forming it. Right, so if it needs- If it needs forest, maybe we should just put the forest over it this way. Like over here. Here we did it! Open Jurassic Park! What? Of course, of course. John Hammond? Oh my god. We? Yes, of course. They'll get us a diagnosis, and then we can develop a cure for the triceratops. Perfect, we have a plan. That means everything is completely under control. We're re-creating Jurassic Park, basically. Considering all of the obstacles that have been placed before us getting Jurassic Park to this point, I'm inclined to agree. Whatever it takes, see to it. And Henry, let me know the moment this has been resolved. Understood. Lily? Do carry on. Thank you. As Dr. Woo said, everything is under control. Do carry on, dear.  I'm not sure, which is more miraculous. Bringing the dinosaurs back from extinction, or finally opening Jurassic Park to the public. Yet here we are. Well done, John. Attribute to us all. You did it, John. To the power of dreams. And to the public's ongoing fascination with these prehistoric animals. May it never die. True or worse, I'm as happy as it is. And now I want to watch the only thing more interesting than the dinosaurs. What might that be? Observing people seeing dinosaurs for the first time. Oh. Disease. Oh, and having an ice cream. Come on then. I'm buying. Oh, welcome. Is that it? Did we do it? It's so dark. There we go, it's better. I just started making the park. I was going to say I want to keep going. Yes, emergency shelters. God, give me all the stuff. Large hotels. Small hotel. Does it tell me where it wants me to put the hotel? Because I could just put it here. I'm going to put it there. Hotel goes here. There. It also needs power. Damn. Oh, I don't want to put another one in. Oh, stop it. Fine. I'll put the generator in there. Coverage. What? We've got restroom 67%. So we click on restroom and it should tell me, apparently this really long stretch needs that. An accommodation 90%. So we'll speed that up. But that's so far away. No. Fine. Amenities. Yes, attractions. Oh, I've done it. Never mind. help with that there's going to be less appetite for dinosaurs if our guests appetites aren't taking care of okay so now this is where you get into the the little micromanaging kind of thing empty or put that empty now what do we need that's probably the best that one and then this one that one and then this one we just need to get the green up so fish tank there you go so that's that sorted so instead of like placing down you know all the different types of things and it's like filling up all the menu you click on small amenity and then you have like a little mini mini map here mini map so that is the food done the drink now needs to be done so it's pretty much just place them all in the same kind of area the action figures metal and boxing's yeah untreatable disease I thought so so the trikes are happy now I forgot I didn't even check on them my bad okay broken wait where's the fence broken now oh oh it broke in the um oh no broken the storm we got a storm coming oh god dinosaur threat oh god another one where are you where are you where's the jeeps cheap go we need to take direct control over this before the raptor gets out oh no you can't have things like this happen fix the face one provides for the other so the higher the park rating the more income we have to support dr. Wu in his research oh we need to reach three stars attractions and yes new dinosaurs will make the park more appealing and more profitable okay but at least we're making money now the only oh god yep you need to fix this as well we got a broken a don't know what that small amenity yeah broken small amenity a lot of things are taking damage apparently it's not a broken bit of fence right there god damn it alright well you're on your way back so you can go and fix it repair repair there we go I don't believe that tiny little bit of fence there wait did I just crash it into it and not repair it there we go my bad sorry other trikes okay now yes trikes are fine oh thank you oh my god as long as another raptor fence doesn't break oh one of these ones did oh oh oh oh oh that brick oh no oh that oh god oh Jesus emergency raptors breaking out open all shelters open all shelters all the raptors oh god they're just running into people and killing them are they wanting to use the hotel what you're doing way off to oh they're gonna hit somebody no oh what dodges oh I got a dude oh god there's a few like a few got out oh thank you I should oh I should have sedated them all damn that's what I should have done right other Jeep right you fix these right is that all those the main fences okay main fences are done it was one raptor they didn't break out oh that was nice of them you didn't raise cash with what you have okay okay okay I know I know exactly how to get money pretty sweet money smile for the camera still out of cash though still out of cash you can run with me run with me yeah look at the dead triceratops in the background yeah oh god still out of money I mean well there's a hundred thousand we're back we're back in the money now I suppose if that Jeep didn't just drive back okay yep right I have to manually take control because the things out of money oh but we're getting money now we're up we're up oh thank god oh my god this is a terrible turning vehicle Jesus sorry oh that was so touching go we're gonna lose it there oh my god I did not like that I did not like that at all do we have anything to sell no brilliant like it's a pot is the pachyrhinosaurus ready it's on 67% it's short live though oh god we hook oh they got hook worm okay get over to those triceratops stop run forward there's no way F F F no queue players bring it up bad yeah fun oh vulnerabilities hook worm okay but why were they unhappy were they just having a population three right two is too little I can't remember why did it was just they weren't happy that's why they killed each of the last time that's not the way to solve all problems guys you don't just kill somebody because you're not happy with them it's cost me so much so much money and now I can't even afford it so do I not pay for upkeep it's just the initial payment that's okay then I don't mind that it cost me 200,000 to research a wider path you know what fine I'll do it I'll do it we'll research a wider path sod making dinosaurs in a dinosaur park we'll spend 200,000 working on tarmac I kind of want to synthesize ready for incubation but we need a synthesized a lot for source Saudi Saudi it's sick it's 25% more likely to be sick oh do we go for grade a lot for source oh we can take the pattern off can I want the pattern on though let's go for grade a lot for source doesn't change how much it costs that's good we still got the lifespan which puts up by like 7,000 so that's okay okay okay let's go let's do this right let's have a look at the law for source shall we it costs 280,000 so I would make all these it would cost me 1.6 million all right guys we know we're saving to I'll be back in the two hours apparently yeah sweet a scientist scientist oh god we're need three so we'll go for you guys fast explicit positive influence that's what we need 20% quicker on jobbies the delop of oppos there's four of the buggers yes I see we already need some refuel oh god camera went a bit funny right so these all need transporting to their newest enclosures thank God it's 40 thank you 77 thousand that's okay we'll go down this way and then just a straight shot straight through here we go right like that like that and then we can probably just loop around a little bit and then yeah there we go boom sorted so I'll also need I should really name these jeeps I can't tell what does what Ranger post one and two now if I remember right to love so likes a lot of forest I mean a lot of forest oh they also need food that would help I don't think they like live food either if I remember right it's literally just this lonely okay so yeah he's gonna more population they need pray they need a bit more forest although he should be able to make it yeah he'll definitely make it and I guess another pray as well why not so I think yeah they're all good and the other officers are coming over as well he's like I want some food too give me bacon oh wow okay they're all here because they like this viewing area but I've also placed a whole crud turn of operations here too but at least I don't have to delete anything that's good so staff building can be out the way like honest there's no need for a staff building that close to there so I'll just put that next to a generator and at least this way this generator that's taking no power is actually going to be used a little bit it's taking the strain off this one yeah there we go we'll move that over there that's better I like how I wanted pee for path for so long and I'm barely using it now okay that's gonna take a lot more power good Lord I've just put like two drinks to food to everything oh god right the crowding is gonna be through the roof now hundred percent oh actually not too bad that's okay that's okay I wonder if I could sort of trick the game by like getting that and then curling that round and then doing the same on the other side like that and then does this crowding change I does nice hey he took some time but we're here okay let's release the fire fuck your anisaurus's oh they look gorgeous Wow I wasn't a fan when I first saw the pachyrhinosaurus but now that's wouldn't be over man oh oh we done three stone oh no it's a it's the report now look at them all they're glorious but I a hundred percent yeah they like ankylosaur and don't like seratopses why do you all hate each other it must be a territorial thing I'm gonna have some fun just sedating you guys that's not like a raptor was bumping the fence there please tell me they're not gonna like come through guys we can actually go and explore the world again oh we got comps on it oh yeah we gotta have copies copies heck yeah I go to gym oh god maybe I should have spent all my money resting people we're spending half a million sending you to Germany pet cheer up God and just like that you guys are happy oh my god did only one make it Catherine fry is disgruntled yeah I know but I think all right Catherine God I'll pay a fortune for you guys to take your rests it's just a blooming raptors that keep destroying these two vehicles oh look the magical floating hood he's just having a fight are you actually killing each other though is the question as long as you don't kill each other look at that oh I think they're perfectly healthy though even though that one just got flatten on its back oh no it's got 90% health is 90% is it gonna is it gonna happen again or we got an ailment undiagnosed that's because you keep on fighting each other and that's probably because they run fit I think these guys were unfit so they're more pre predisposible that's what I mean what did he have minor fracture oh that's okay we can work with that that's how we fix it shoot it on him he's got three of them in him oh did it excitement of being near the dinosaurs is the dangerous nature of oh god the allure is instinctual fear but what we're really looking for is something bigger and better do you want a t-rex have a t-rex wait what really we can have a t-rex once you expand the park and create a suitable enclosure expanding the size of the park is a brilliant idea and the t-rex is the most iconic of the dinosaurs and now when people come to Jurassic Park they can see one for themselves you've gone mad John fear they might get eaten by one the illusion of risk not actual risk and we'll have a t-rex if you say so John I still want my damn compi though okay so we're gonna have to go into here go to t-rex stop busy we need 12 okay so we've got some people on research what you mean returning you identified that I had a fracture and now you're just gonna leave it I guess I do like this idea though because they're weak they constantly checking up on so it kind of forces you into into a position where you want to make your dinosaurs fit and healthy oh god stop stop storm warning we need to sedate all our carnivores yep yep yep yep oh god we don't have enough helicopters we don't have helicopters we've only got the Dilophosaurs now and that's alright fence fence broken already wow oh it's the Dilophosaur it's the blooming gate at a task go do it when while you're there we've also got a broken fence here although I think that dinosaurs probably a little bit too close to it oh wow that that you did amazing there's only one dinosaur here left to dart yeah that one and then we'll dot the Dilophosaurs as well there we go that should be everything it's fine oh my god it just killed so many people yes I know we lost rating of it's gonna happen we're still making money though yeah well if there's an injury treated damage there's always an injury oh wait is that oh a laceration oh what does that mean I had delivered to facility oh I'll take control we've got a broken gate here that needs fixing quickly anything else oh that also needs fixing oh that before you go yep just take off the front bumper it's fine there's loads of jeep parts everywhere concussion are you okay with that concussion delivered to facility you also need to live into a facility god damn it oh yeah also while I was you know apparently waiting for my park to go to hell I thought we'd just release like 20 more streets of imuses because why not ah this woman she's amazing whoever's in here there's only one running about yeah there's this guy just this one yep oh we have a waiting queue now we have so many dynamic we've got two triceratops I think that are waiting to be taken for a fracture oh no there's no there's one triceratops in as Apache dinosaurs waiting oh now it's a day eight done five seconds four three two one go right triceratops ready be put back in we've got you that's ready to go in off you go oh god I thought I crashed the game then seven here is for this bugger yeah you I'm sorry not only are you unrested and horror you know underworked overworked whatever I also need you to go remember did I use her in one of my videos and then I got rid of it when I really shouldn't move right I need genetics though for genetics that's really good so good a welfare six out of ten for welfare who's also really good one one six Tomar Toma is really good but then again she's she's better than Toma so I think I might I might fire Toma she's not okay she has no logistic but that's okay six welfare and increases welfare potential by five and welfare skill by although she had a different name last time I think the randomized and each and each genetics we've got a four we've got a two it's gonna have to be Susan she's got a four I think yeah Susan come with me yeah coming with me join the team oh look there we go train oh and look we can increase the stuff oh yes you're gonna genetics okay your salary goes up but we'll train you get you get you better with genetics even though she's really good at logistics she can only be trained at one more level yeah sure we'll train you I could just train everybody oh they have certain points right I didn't realize that right okay oh you've got two training points like I saw put that on you Tomar would you have you have three you could be amazing for welfare and you have one what we put you on yeah we got a lot logistics more welfare right now when I go into t-rex we should be able to do it right yeah we got 25 okay 76 and I'm so sorry I know you I know your disgruntled you get your rest once you research t-rex don't worry dear oh Tomar Tomar could take on the friggin patch he ran a source by himself what a legend organ trauma as well oh god oh god there's so many ailments just nothing die please now be happy this area is nice like that oh oh oh oh look oh we got better we're getting more money I think everything in here is happy with comsognators you're happy with comes in they were by struthy mimers of a no then not happy I oh imagine that copies killing a struthy that would be interesting I want to test that theory right you need to go into a facility now I think the raptors being delivered there and oh we don't have enough health people for the patch of anisaurus let's see if you can train anybody yes Tomar Tomar is available for more training he's not available at the moment but he is ready and no one else okay gotcha gotcha hello everyone so sorry where have I been apparently my recording completely messed up the thing is you can have something and it might work for a year maybe even more than a year and all of a sudden for no reason I'm checking we're still good it'll just stop that's just the way life is you'll have a you'll have something that you know for no reason internet will just stop working and it's not like anything happened differently the day before just decided to stop working now and that's so nice isn't it I hate it really I should probably invest in some storm protection shouldn't I it's interesting there's a lot of different things you can you can do in this game and and it's it's really what branch you want to go down really oh god lots of things to be done as long as the fences don't break I can sort of just drive along and you know so all this out myself and then we've got two of these which aren't doing too hot go on heal him can we not heal him is that because he's like in a slight bit of pouting vehicle under threat oh god did some just break there I feel like the fence just broke dinosaur threat to dinosaur threats it did oh fantastic did the rough to get out oh there it is got out now brilliant I think it's time to you know where call a bit of a bit of an emergency we have three raptors out oh fantastic 1 2 I might have the other one go right put you back in there put you back in there I might have to take some photos if I'm not clever ways I broken a broken bone okay that's fine that can it's probably gonna cost a lot isn't it how much doesn't say okay need three and a five or maybe not five three none of those two and a five there you go I can't say what was it I need to be there to get photos you do this to me now I literally can't do anything it's it's just stuck it's just stuck okay round two apparently let's let's drive and take photos in here of where are the raptors when I just need a couple I just need a hundred ground or something so just to fuel up a tiny bit why did this all happen at the same time right apparently there's things over here brilliant oh 85,000 that's good we're in the money we're in the money just a little bit more how things don't change a from Jurassic evolution to Jurassic evolution there we go okay now power please just fill her up a tiny bit it's all I can afford oh there we go park back online whoo all from a storm on these storms they didn't used to be such a problem but oh boy are they now right I'm getting ready yeah see what I mean take care of that one no no fine I'll do it oh it's coming it's coming right for us yeah there you go see I can do it for you jobs easy oh another t-rex yes t-rex there I guess yeah I'll do a raptor I suppose who do we need yeah you can do it heck yeah there we go I feel like you guys are happy if there's only three of you or four of you you never seem to fight but when I put five in that's when you draw the limit apparently all this organ trauma who taught you to play the organ right I might as well just fill us all the way up now 440,000 good Lord and then we pick them up put them back and then before we know it we're darting them again I feel like it's just this one patchy rhinosaurus I need to get rid of them it's if without him I think we're all good come on I'm gonna find out I'm gonna find out who this guy is who are you trap your patchy O2 and you have seven scars and none of the others have scars it's just you you're the problem I'm gonna feed you to the bloody raptors I'm sick of you oh we got undyed nose things that's fine check out that check out that and have an amazing time eating a blooming patchy rhinosaurus because I'm sick of him he's cost he's cost me like a million oh there's only one raptor picking a fight with him oh this is cool we've also got a dead dino oh god I don't know if the raptors doing too well yeah it's kind of like an even fight and who's died during this fight oh Dilophiso died died in a fight oh god why is it just slowly losing dinosaur no the raptor oh that's fine that's fine he needs he needs to be transported away three you should do okay we're gonna make better raptors we're gonna make raptors that don't attack each other that's what we're doing and unfortunately this guy had a little bit of a fight with that uh that patchy rhinosaurus and it's still alive for god's sake die we're running away from the jeep jeeps like tracing around da da da da da da all right okay let's see the t-rex oh right we're still doing this oh we got a little fossil there they're both chasing them like come back here you bugger you he needs to he's trying to status check him and then he's trying to get see what's wrong with him organ trauma which means that it needs to be sedated oh god see right there we go that's the raptor done and now it should be t-rex but they are 75 percent intolerant okay what do we need to research to make them less intolerant it's a dolphin okay now how much is a dolphin cost let's have a look it is nine of those so I think that'll do it and there we go and then we can just make sure that this raptor is just better and I really like the way that's integrated that is something that I think it's really cool they I'm looking again to make sure we're okay what the bunch of dinosaurs killed a raptor you are so okay I'm gonna have to make a new batch of raptors so one two three bam okay won't fight with each other they're completely fine yes eat him raptors eat him oh the tranquilize wears off interesting kill him four viable eggs so good good good and this one is no we're not having that one nope nope not doing it right here they come the new batch of raptors because I think we've lost three since the last one yes beautiful and actually I can just delete the fence and let these guys out I like how they're not attacking him while he sleeps you dying no it's fine they just don't want to attack him when he sleeps okay well fair enough let's go dig up some dinos owls right we're moving them more into like the center of the raptors that's what we're doing we're definitely getting them kill okay let's see what do we get from the t-rex please something good oh yes I think I think we got something here looks like they might be lining up yeah look at me something to go into this other way oh God disease is that the oh God what's this common cold E. Coli oh god that's the first time I had to research something though oh God something died please tell me that was the wajima call it I don't know how to how to uninfect this infected with the coli can you go through do you need to do it or does the big Jeep need to do it okay there we go right that's it done nice nice little breakup though instead of just clicking on it and going okay here we go sign thing to it three health and one thing there we go she's perfect for the job and now we've just got to hopefully remember to do that oh yes they killed him yes he's dead I didn't get to see it but that's gone let's incubate a t-rex we're on 81% do we have any others I think we have one more oh my t-rex fossil to do it's this bad boy okay it feels like a lifetime ago that we made a t-rex or like the the paddock for the t-rex now finally I could do it okay so we need to research wolf in order to make sure that he's intolerant of something else I can't remember what it is there's the wolf and finally I can breathe a sigh of relief I worked out that the what was causing the problem with the patchy rhinosaurus which was that problem and the raptors are fine now as well because I think the troublemakers died so in order to make a good dinosaur not the crappy pixel movie you need to do that oh it all makes sense now oh thank you right so this time we're gonna make this t-rex perfect right so intolerant oh it's antisocial so now it's completely ready for that and it's not intolerant anymore either can we add more 25 percent social I wonder what that means it only it increases by 50,000 to do that and what I can't do any more with that one so you know what let's do this all right t-rex synthesized now we have two we have two vile blagues and we can make one but to make both is three million okay so prefers to sleep in the day it's a nocturnal okay what is the one 30% stronger but then has aggression and dominance do we I think we just go for one man let's go for the nocturnal t-rex hell yeah all right we have a t-rex no we'll give we'll give it one of the Paris one of the Paris can be fed to it that's what I want to do okay you ready guys are you ready for rexy herself release the dinosaur okay why we zoomed into its foot oh yes she will not like that fence though Sabotage we had no one that was wanting to sabotage though we just delete that then the gates all the gates all the gates do something quickly this is bad the dinosaurs have access to the entire park and I don't just this one is this a malfunction a problem so we're in your security code we're trying to get as much information as possible I don't understand all those damn lines and numbers and programmers don't get me started it appears to be sabotage perhaps an inside attack we need to get the guests to the emergency shelters yes of course our first priority is to get the animals back to the enclosures it should be the safety of our guests by opening up our emergency shelters with one we get the other agreed all right I agree then see to it don't let our dream my dream be lost to history save the dinosaurs save the guests and save Jurassic Park don't let my dream my dream be lost to history well even with a few minor setbacks Jurassic Park is thriving this is in spite of the fact that there are those who would wish to fail or take our dinosaurs and our science for their own what people experience at Jurassic Park is beyond calculation of that there can be no doubt still I think we can go higher and exceed our own expectations we'll get the numbers up in attendance more guests should improve our ratings yes as well a higher species count together we've brought dinosaurs into this world now let's bring the world to the dinosaurs was it going for a goat straight away that's fine it was no sabotage it's all okay so you want more forest do you rexy forest please oh this is the first time it's actually requiring me to edit the uh this actually wants sand and a little bit more Vasa put some water in the middle there there we go okay she's went straight into the woods right so we need to get five stars we need three more dinosaur species and we need to like triple I guess or there's another 500 guests do you have a population you could have multiple t-rexes oh but then I'm not wasting that much money on it oh is it going to kill a goat oh I think it's trying oh there it goes hidden by the bush perfect well we're probably just gonna see a power out of nowhere just die yeah I didn't expect this chaos theory to last literally hours but we're here and if you want to binge it well there you go I think rather than you know drag this out for what could be an inordinate amount of time we just have one video and if you want to binge through it there we go so they've all got their gene of being 100% but we've got a skittish plus 30% chance to panic and more of a threat oh yeah I think we'll just go with six I think we'll just go with six that's that seems to be the best thing to do I think the raptors are okay with copies yeah they don't mind copies we can put them in with the raptors it's 250,000 to get some storm defense good Lord yeah we definitely them though okay are we ready for the copies to be released go copies six of the buggers look so happy oh I like that color I like the little theme as well okay it sounds very em sea monsters Nigel Marvony okay go on then off you pop go on I don't even know where you are copies do you need anything in particular you like sand oh but I still forming their territory but I know for a fact that they will want sand oh oh no oh oh this is this is bad this is just released the copies to that day whoops oh well three of them are safe three of them are in there the raptors like sand because I can just leave it otherwise yeah they don't care we'll keep the sand in okay let's release more copies oh my god I'm so sorry I'm so sorry babies daddy didn't mean to kill you oh yeah they certainly like copies they like to eat them that's for sure this T-Rex didn't even kill the power it's just on low health and is probably gonna die you know it is fine making that noise is that because we were near the T-Rex oh it's gonna go for it down down down down gorgeous okay it much prefers just eating the goat right okay I'm gonna I'm gonna you know this power is survived I'll sedate him and rescue him that's what I'm gonna do right copies you know what I'm gonna test it I'm gonna test you guys in the herbivore enclosure I think everything but the struthymimus is worried about you so we'll be all right or everything everything's fine with you except for the struthymimus oh was that a direct shot oh that one was oh that's two direct shots and down it goes I can't wait for it to get healed though but I'm gonna move it just get it in safe oh oh oh is that good three enough stars not bad right let's see what dinosaurs we got so a patosaurus a hundred percent next is styrocosaurus three yep there we go and it's think it's three isn't it yeah three to do this not bad not bad copies are on the move let's start the synthesis for the a patosaurus and it's something about appetite what was it oh it's hummingbird large appetite okay let's do you for done okay let's negate that the parcel soon be okay it just needs a lot of water apparently that's not a problem for me we might as well just release them again hey oh god there's an injury already I wouldn't be surprised if that's the copies being stood on or something oh god oh no no no it's somewhere else in that's a lot of dinosaurs we got 50 dinosaurs in the park wait where's this injury so I guess we'll just sedate all these copies one two three four population too small that don't worry you're gonna get more so you want sand and you want a feeder so we'll put a feeder over this way and then we'll cover it in sand to sort of keep this this part to themselves is that only one type of sand yeah only one type of sand okay there this will be the beachy area oh it's been I lost world yeah one social issue that's fine we're gonna drag and drop more and don't worry don't worry there's plenty of them for you gonna get some friends 20 but oh we can give it a small appetite yeah so it never eats it's absolutely ginormous and it never eats perfect let's make sure okay don't need to modify that communications long jevonese fine okay oh skins forgot about that what kind of skin group on Yukon River mangrove forest oh let's go for that okay it's it's interesting that we got a pattern option but it is literally just stripes and that's like all we can do oh new candidates have a she's got 10 yes anyone else got 10 oh Ronald has a 10 for logistics well we need welfare so we're gonna have to go get it's just half a million well you know what I'll take her on I like how they just prefer to jump around rather than run that's something that I don't think they did address it will evolution one I think oh it's so cute right are there paddysauce paddysauce already let's go release two giant sauropods oh yes oh and the shadow comes in brilliant I can imagine getting 10 of these or maybe you can maybe you can release 10 of paddysauce don't know how they'd all fit in there that's the issue yes this might be a little bit small for you I do realize that what are your regular wants and needs though oh right you haven't finished coming out of the hadry yet so I can't see there we go what do you want a lot of tall leaf actually oh god you're about to go down yep he's about to go I think it might be dead if we did that thank god it's made out of jelly right what eggs do we get oh we got four that'll do all these prefers to sleep during the day no traits manifested up ruling is just a regular box standard and then the threatens and stuff it is a docile never terraces guest never attacks ranges but then it is threatened and dominance and we saw what it's like to have one of those like with the pachyrhinosaurus is that constantly attack the fences and stuff so it really isn't worth it then delete that delete that and then now sauropods should have a lot of forest they're all eating together they're kind of out of range so I can't really see anything oh are you the dominant one you're not are you telling the dominant you're telling the dominant one off what are you doing go on then have a tiny little generator for you I've got millions what are you doing go we got this a place that there and then that to there and then we made another enclosure oh right we can release the styrocosaurus is now just edit that in and now oh that looks awesome oh that's a nice skin I like that that's a good one just the parrots that look a little bit lost but look at all these trees the diversity of this place wow it's really taken on a shape of its own look at it this looks so cool okay the copies one a little bit more sound and I'm inclined to give it to them because they're just such cuties what they want more stuff here okay so the good news is we're researching medium amenities which means that we can just replace these with bigger things was it unused power one total power output 30 bloody Nora it must have been it must be taken the weight of yeah power uses 7 out of 30 it's all the electric fences I've got I guess I could exchange them for big heavy duty fences if I clicked on that and went like this and replaced like like that but that takes a while for the fence to be made and look they make a beeline for so there you go oh I couldn't it close it's another friggin storm it better not be I've got styrocosaurus is to release don't have time for this yeah there they are gorgeous right so they okay this this guy's got the common cold and I kind of want to isolate him just until his common cold passes so I'm just gonna make like probably not that I don't need that big crazy fence yeah we're gonna put them in there cuz common colds are right nightmare to deal with missing fiber oh no you're missing forest ah no you're not there you go just because you've never been here before so now we have one two three four five six seven eight styrocosaurus is in here right now time to incubate the t-rex just probably gonna cost a million two million no it's only it's only just under two million so it's 13 healthy seven well actually if I just did those two and then a one yep there we go all the power source good it's fully healed and no common cold was spread throughout the park well done dear you did brilliantly your award lead hot lead right so let's sort out the park situation so what do people want food and drink want food over here and I'm pretty sure of another hotel that I want to switch out we've got that's a large hotel oh this is one that's a small one and we need some more food and drink over here God it's annoying that they don't disappear instantly but I'll live with it so medium attraction here we go so food you definitely need and we should have more air configurations here yeah we have loads so that's one done that's two done now we just need a few greens there we go bottled water oh how the extravagant live in Jurassic world right just drink and we're making this now there we go there we go we're getting somewhere right let's release the t-rex oh I think once we do we release the t-rex and then I'm just clean up a little bit of the rest of the stuff I think we're good hopefully this t-rex is all right with the other t-rex well we'll soon to find out aren't we panicking is anything a population one two oh great yeah we got two t-rexes getting on sweet can you have multiples because it looks like you got cohabitation it doesn't it has a percentage areas fine so it can cohabit what's t-rex okay with just copies okay well I guess that makes sense tiny bit more forest so even when you put in the same dinosaur like species that needs change so the area is too small now they need a little bit bigger so it's literally delete the fence as it slowly gets made here and it takes so long to make oh did I do it I think once I do this the game's done I think we've won complete chaos theory I had no idea it was gonna take literally all day to do this it is almost nine o'clock and I started at two one one o'clock two o'clock something like that good Lord I've also not laid out my part the best way either so it's really hard to get things to fit in it is a complete chip another I bet that's another friggin dead oh no it's not wait what are you mr. tide of old unknown causes oh oh dear we were 98 I suppose okay let's make some more raptors as well because I only got two from that last batch come on good eggs oh yeah there's another two oh beautiful however many it is of this I don't know loads of putty rhinosaurus because that's what this park needs more dinosaurs more problems raptors being made partners only one thing with a broken bone these t-rexes have been so easy it's just because I gave them like the right like the right fence and right environment and everything they've been since then completely fine I knew it as soon as I put something down I knew it would do this I need all the facilities now next to it oh what a pain in the butt this is basically there's no way around it yeah I need to put like power plants and stuff in there was literally no way around it I have to do this bam put one there bam here we go this is how we're gonna power stuff now yeah now can we make this like storm resistant oh brilliant that's good now we got some things out of power oh that's because this is actually ran out right okay I think there was a medium hello you see the lag on this yeah power required zero total power output 60 so it is putting that output out there maybe we should go for a bigger one actually what's the large powerhouse J's I don't even think we have a medium yet was so close look at this but come on give it to me health zero percent I wonder what's gonna happen to you hey gonna keel over and die any second go on you know you want to where's the weakness oh god there's something else I need to research the blooming beetle this thing oh god okay we can't use her we definitely can't use her she's she's there she's earn a rest that's for sure what if I just made a viewing platform here for the t-rexes and just had a really really long path going all the way around like all the way around here at this point I'm running out of options I've made this park without thinking about a lot of things and now it's locked me into this weird situation oh wow is that zero percent truth these glitches just constantly there oh here we go this is it oh they're running back in oh this actually worked out perfectly sweet I didn't they didn't break out at all how much is being used from the large one 49 out of 120 wait what only have nine species increase total dinosaur species of nine no did I lose one which mean oh my god pause styrocosaurus pachyrhinosaurus velociraptor delofasaur strutemimus t we don't have trike we're in five-star we don't have trike oh my god go oh my god go don't care what's fast incubation somebody's got fast incubation there we go put him on the job oh come on speed speed why we still got five stars we got a minute we're gonna win go on it just needs to be released into the park well I got five stars please come on come on come on come on no store no store please please please we got this come on oh my god come on please I promise I'll do better next time I promise I'll think about the enclosures and how to view them I just thought one two would have been enough release yes hold on to your butts we did it oh my god I'm gonna die oh it was like six hours I don't know what it was like for you but wow oh that's it oh oh do I get any anything any reward no literally nothing for that are you serious well actually you unlocked this map for sandbox I didn't realize that till much later well guys I don't know how many hours this has been it's been a lot and we've finally done it and what do we get for doing it what I just said join us next time where we'll do this all over again for the lost world except for this time much better and probably more efficient so until next time if you join this video please like I'll see you later bye


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Hello, we're back. So Seema, what's the plan for the rest of the time? Yeah, so we'll quickly go through MPI very quickly because like we were talking about like during the breaks and everything, we're talking about MPI and MPI is very important. So for example, in like Lummi supercomputer, whatever, if you want to leverage the thousands of CPUs and thousands of GBs, you really need to like use MPI codes. But there are a lot of people who don't do that. And it depends like which one, which kind of problems are you trying to solve? It depends on what sort of things you need to learn. And MPI is very important. So you should know like that MPI is important if you're planning on doing like this kind of like mass parallel computations. And then you should learn about it. But I think for everybody, it's good to learn few things so that you don't mix it up with the shared memory parallelism. Because like, like that's what we're going to like do now. So we'll go quickly check the MPI, like how we remind ourselves how MPI programs are constructed, and then run a simple MPI example. And then if you have interesting, I recommend checking the full tutorial. And there's a lot of other materials as well. And if you have any problems with your MPI codes, put them. You can come and ask us. But let's go through that, because then we can get to the GPU part, because I would guess that a lot of people have been waiting for the GPU part. So let's just like plow through the MPI. I know that everybody's tired. And sorry about that. But yeah, let's just quickly check this. So MPI. So in MPI, again, it's a collective thing like you and what we said previously, or MPI programs, they are designed around MPI. So if your program doesn't use MPI, it doesn't use MPI. And it's like libraries that allow different tasks to communicate with each other in different nodes. And the word task is like important part. So SLURM thinks of these individual workers when we allocate like 20 CPUs with MPI things, it thinks of these as tasks. So you saw previously like CPUs per task there. And you might have thought that why is there a CPUs per task here. What is a task? Well, task is an MPI task, because like SLURM has been built around MPI really, like the whole Q system is being designed so that it can run these massive parallel computations. So that's why everything is a task. But most tasks are like have only one, most jobs have only one task. So one MPI task. So don't care about tasks. If you don't use MPI, you will always want to have only one task. But if you use MPI, instead of reserving the CPUs, you reserve these tasks. And these are like each task will get its own resources, and they will work collectively. So we can look at the example here. Yeah. And I realized that this picture isn't quite right. There would be seven separate boxes in each of these nodes and there's arrows between all of them. But okay. So, yeah, more like this here. But are we looking for the example? Yeah, let's quickly look at the example. So let's, if you scroll a bit down. So first we need to, like MPI is usually that you need to compile the programs. They are like Python for MPI. So MPI for Pi and Julia, MPI and all kinds of things that allow you to run MPI programs and like Snow and all other things for other, so that you can run like MPI codes in other languages. So you don't have to think about this compiling. But this small example compiles this MPI program. So if you go to the slurm directory, I think you need to be there. Or you can, yeah, set the paths differently. Yeah. So now if you load this open MPI module, in other clusters, you might have different versions of MPI installed. But this MPI is usually like, it's linked against all of the slurm things so that the slurm knows how to allocate all kinds of stuff. So, so yeah, if you try now the MPI CC, I don't know what module did you previously have? Oh, that's a good question. Yeah. It doesn't really matter. Yeah. And is MPI some wrapper around GCC or some compiler that adds in the MPI libraries? Yes. Okay. And now you can run it with multiple tasks if you look at the example. So this does the same kind of Pi calculation, but it uses MPI for this. So one node, two tasks, which means there's two processes that will be communicating, I guess. Yes. Yeah, we'll get the default value. Somebody asked in the notes what are the defaults and they depend on the site but in Triton you get 500 megabytes of memory and that sort of thing. Yeah. Should I try timing it? Don't put it there because I think slurm will run two copies of it. Yeah. Yeah. So when you run these MPI programs, you start basically the same program multiple times but then slurm can handle the sort of the programs know about each other. So it's a whole mess of technologies. There's descriptions here. But this is like, here we get two individual workers working in the same machine but they could be in a different machine and they would know about each other and they could communicate with each other. And this is like for these collective codes. So MPI is used for these kinds of things. But I think, yeah. You have to, yeah, so here to, yeah, okay. Yeah, but if you're not using MPI then don't worry about it. Always put tasks to one. Don't worry about it too much. So don't fret about it too much. And that took even less time for more iterations. Yeah, it's probably depends on which nodes you get and which, yeah, like it's C codes. So basically all the time here is being spent in setting it up and almost no time in running it. Okay. Yeah. So in this kind of situation is quite. In the back scripts you have to use S run here. Is that correct? Yes, that is because S run. Yeah. So S run, so S run has some magic stuff inside where it says, okay, I know this is an MPI program. I'm going to start two copies of the same thing and tell them how to talk to each other. And this happens magically in the background with MPI that we don't need to worry about. Basically yes. And if the magic breaks it's on us basically.  And they are like other tools like I mentioned like higher level languages that can still use MPI like MPI and stuff like that. You can learn about it more later if you're interested. But for time sake, let's go to the GPU chapter and say if you have any questions just put them into the, into the nodes. So the nodes show no questions. So yes, let's go on to GPUs.