Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, it's a special honor and privilege to welcome back to Davos his Excellency Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The UN has never been as important as it is today in a fractured and fragmented world. We are all grateful, Mr. Secretary-General, that despite all those fractions and difficulties, you stand up for global cooperation and that you also have the courage to speak out and to remind all of us of the danger and of the possible catastrophic consequences if we don't get our act together. You can count on us, Mr. Secretary-General, to support you in your efforts by engaging all stakeholders into collaborative action to ensure, despite the headwinds, that we achieve the sustainable development goals. At the beginning of this year, we are grateful that you share with us again your assessment of the state of the world. This will be followed by a conversation with my colleague, Berger Brande, Mr. President, Mr. Secretary-General. Please, we welcome you very cordially. Excellencies, dear friends, thank you very much for your welcome and thank you, dear President Schwab, for your kind words. It is very good to be back in Davos and once again in person.  We need cooperation, yet we face fragmentation. And I'm not here to sugarcoat the scale of that challenge or the sorry state of our world. We can't confront problems unless we look them squarely in the eye. And we are looking into the eye of a category 5 hurricane. Our world is plagued by a perfect storm on a number of fronts. Start with a short term, a global economic crisis. The outlook, as we all know, is bleak. Many parts of the world face recession. And the entire world faces a slowdown. And we see deepening inequalities and the rapidly unfolding cost of living crises affecting women and girls the most. Supply chain disruptions and an energy crunch. Soaring prices. Rising interest rates along with inflation. And that levels pounding vulnerable countries. And to all of that, the lingering effects of the pandemic. COVID-19 is still straining economies with the world's failure to prepare for future pandemics that failure is straining our credulity. Somehow, after all we have endured, we have not learned the global public health lessons of the pandemic. We are nowhere near ready for the pandemics to come. And to all that, another major and indeed existential challenge. We are flirting with climate disaster. Every week brings a new climate horror story. Greenhouse gas emissions are at record levels and growing. The commitment to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is nearly going up in smoke. Without further action, we are headed to a 2.8 degree increase. And the consequences, as we all know, would be devastating. Several parts of our planet would be uninhabitable. And for many, it will mean a death sentence. But this is not a surprise. The science has been clear for decades. And I'm not talking only about UN scientists. I'm not talking UN scientists. I'm talking even about fossil fuel scientists. We learned last week that certain fossil fuel producers were fully aware in the 70s that their core product was making our planet. And just like the tobacco industry, they rode roughshod over their own science. Some in big oil pedaled the big lie. And like the tobacco industry, those responsible must be held to account. Today, fossil fuel producers and their enablers are still racing to expand production, knowing full well that this business model is inconsistent with human survival. Now, this insanity belongs in science fiction, yet we know the ecosystem meltdown is cold, hard, scientific fact. And to this toxic brew yet another combustible factor. Conflict, violence, war. Especially the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Not only because of the untold suffering of the Ukrainian people, but because of its profound global implications on global food and energy prices, on trade and supply chains, on questions of nuclear safety, and on the very foundations of international law and the United Nations Charter. We are doing our best, making progress where we can, particularly in facilitating exports of food and fertilizers from Ukraine and also from Russia. But we are a far cry from peace in line with international law and the United Nations Charter. So, dear friends, all these challenges are interlinked and they are piling up like cars in a chain reaction crash. Now, let's be clear. It would be difficult to find solutions to these global interlinked problems in the best of times and in a world that would be united. But these are far from being the best of times and the world is far from being united. Instead, we face the gravest levels of geopolitical division and mistrust in generations and it is undermining everything. First, the east-west divide. We risk what I have called the great fracture, the decoupling of the world's two largest economies, a tectonic drift that would create two different sets of trade rules, two dominant currencies, two internets, and two conflicting strategies on artificial intelligence. This is the last thing we need. The IMF reported that dividing the global economy into two blocks could cut global GDP by a whopping 1.4 trillion US dollars. Now, there are many aspects in which the US and China relations will inevitably diverge, particularly on questions of human rights and on some areas of regional security. But despite that, it is possible and I would say it is essential for the two countries to have meaningful engagement on climate, trade and technology to avoid the decoupling of economies and even the possibility of future confrontations. For the historians that might be listening, we must avoid the 21st century sequel of the so-called Two Cities Trap. At the same time, and secondly, the North-South divide is deepening. I am not convinced in my context that the wealthy world and their leaders truly grasp the degree of frustration and even anger in the global south. Frustration and anger about the gross inequity of vaccine distribution in the recent past. Frustration and anger about the pandemic recovery, with support overwhelmingly concentrated in wealthy countries that could print money. And trillions were printed in the global north, and of course, developing countries could not print money because their currencies would go out the drain. Frustration and anger about the climate crisis that is crippling countries that contributed least to global heating and the lack of the financial resources to respond to the challenge. And frustration and anger over a morally bankrupt financial system in which systemic inequalities are amplifying societal inequalities. A system that is still routinely denying depth relief and concessional funding to vulnerable middle income countries that are in desperate need because the rules are not made to allow it. A system in which most of the world's poorest countries saw their debt service payments skyrocketed by 35 percent in the last year alone. Now, we need to bridge all these divides and we need to restore trust. How can we do it? First, by reforming and building fairness into the global financial system. Developing countries need access to finance to reduce poverty and hunger and advance the sustainable development goals. I have urged G20 to agree on a global SDG stimulus plan that would provide support to countries of the global south, including the vulnerable middle income ones. They need the necessary liquidity, depth relief and restructuring, as well as long-term lending to invest in sustainable development. In short, we need a new debt architecture. And multilateral development banks must change their business model. Beyond their own operations, that of course are very important, they must concentrate on multiplying their impact, leveraging massively private finance in a systematic way, providing guarantees, accepting to be first risk-takers in coalitions and financial institutions to support developing countries. Without creating the conditions for massive inflow of private finance at reasonable cost to the developing world, there is simply no solution. International financial institutions are too small, and the capacity to increase ODA is not to be seen in the short term. Then second, bridging divides and restoring trust means meaningful climate action and climate action now. The battle to keep the 1.5 degree limit alive will be on or lost in these decades, on our watch. And right now we have to confess that the battle is being lost. So, we need to act together to close the emissions gap. And that means to phase out progressively coal and supercharge the renewable revolution, to end the addiction to fossil fuels and to stop our self-defeating war on nature. On the other hand, the developed world must finally deliver on its 100 billion climate finance commitment to support developing countries. Adaptation finance must be doubled, as it was promised in Charmel's Shake. And the biggest emitters, namely the G20 countries, must unite around the climate solidarity pact, in which they make extra efforts in the 2020s to keep 1.5 degree limit alive. And it doesn't work if developed countries attribute the responsibility to the emerging economies and the emerging economies attribute the responsibility to developed countries. They need to come together to bring together all their capacities, financial and technological, with the developed ones providing financial and technical assistance to help the major emerging economies to accelerate their renewable energy transition. Because if they don't, we will not be able to reduce emissions at the level that is necessary to keep the 1.5 degree goal alive. And our climate goals need the full engagement of the private sector. Now, the truth is that more and more businesses are making net-zero commitments, but benchmarks and criteria are often dubious or murky. And this can mislead consumers, investors and regulators with false narratives. And it feeds the culture of climate misinformation and confusion and leaves the door open to greenwashing. That's why we created an expert group on net-zero emissions commitments. Recently, the group has issued a how to guide for credible, accountable net-zero pledges. And here at Davos, I call on all corporate leaders to act based on these guidelines to put forward credible and transparent transition plans on how to achieve net-zero and to submit those plans before the end of the year. Now, the transition to net-zero must be grounded in real emissions cuts and not relying, essentially, on carbon credits or shadow markets. And finally, what is true about private sector engagement on climate applies across a range of challenges. And government action is critical, even if obviously it is not enough. We must find avenues to boost the private sector's ability to play its full role for goods. And it must be recognized that in many ways the private sector today is living, but it is, to a certain extent, undermined by government action or the lack of government action. Governments need to create the adequate regulatory and stimulus environments to support the private sector instead of maintaining rules, subsidies and other forms of action that undermine the efforts of the private sector to move forward in climate action. And business models and practices must be reworked to advance the sustainable development goals. Without creating the conditions for the massive engagement of the private sector, it will be impossible to move from the billions to trillions that is needed to achieve the SDGs, to lead the way, to expand economic opportunity for women, to ensure greater engagement and cooperation for vaccine equity, to achieve global food security. And for that, we need the cooperation of the private sector to keep Ukrainian and Russian food and fertilizer exports flowing and affordable. Even in the midst of the war, the insurance sector has helped support the movement of vessels from Ukraine and Russia. And we urgently need other private sector actors to engage, such as the banking sector, the traders and the shippers. Across the spectrum of global challenges, we need private sector resourcefulness and cooperation to be able to advance in our common objectives of peace, of sustainable development and of human rights. So, Excellencies and dear friends, there are no perfect solutions in a perfect storm, but we can work to control the damage and to seize the opportunities available. And now more than ever, it's time to forge the pathways to cooperation in our fragmented world, to adopt multilateral solutions, to bring trust to where trust is badly needed because the world cannot wait. And I thank you for your patience. Thank you very much, Secretary General. I think you also heard a warm applause that your call to action was well received. And I think we also have seen in the last years that businesses are taking on more responsibilities, both on climate and nature. But as you said, we are flirting with a climate disaster, a battle that we are almost losing. But what I think we all don't really understand is that we all know that the cost of inaction far exceeds the cost of action. And why is not the financing happening? Why is not the money to adaptation coming there? Is there, how do you explain this? If there was common sense, we would do it. Maybe it's not that common. Well, there is a difference. The cost of action is today's cost. The cost of inaction is already today's cost, but it is essentially tomorrow's cost. And we have a dramatic bias in the political life, but also in many areas of the business life, which is the preference for the present.  And I know how important it is for politicians to look at the polls, to see how things are going, to look at the next elections. And today in the world, most of the political choices that are made are still made in short, with a short-term perspective, and looking more at polls, future elections, political power struggles, and less and less uneffectively solving problems. And in the business community, there was a clear trend, which is now being mitigated, to look essentially into short-term objectives, to increase the value of shareholders. And to increase the value of shareholders is to bet on short-term measures to get short-term results and forget about the future, because the future we will see afterwards. So we badly need to change the mentality of decision-makers in the public sector and in the private sector. And I would say it will be easier to do it in the private sector than in the public sector. But politicians need to understand. And sometimes we are faced with these kind of challenges. It is better to take today's decisions that will eventually be not popular, but it will be essential to be able to shape the public opinion itself. My experience when I was in government is that when I was following the polls, I would have problems in the short term. And then when I was able to show leadership and go even to what was the prevailing trend of the opinion, and take the decision that was necessary to ensure the future of my country at the time, debt in the end would pay. So my appeal to decision-makers in the public and the private sector is don't look about what's going to happen to you tomorrow, look into what's going to happen to all of us in the future. And to be honest, it is already happening now. Thank you. And I think what we would hope for is that people that aspire to be leaders both in business and in governments also think about what kind of legacy they want to leave. And we need to create systems of stimulus that benefit long-term thinking, instead of the present systems that theoretically are conceived to benefit short-term results. And I guess it's very important. Social media is maybe not helping when it comes to incentivizing long-term thinking. I mean, we have in social media all kinds of things. We have fantastic contributions to social media for the most noble causes of humankind. And we have also the problems, in my opinion, of the business model of social media, in which, of course, the interest is to have as much interactions as possible and to reach as much people as possible. And as we know from traditional media that what is news is not when a dog bites a man.  The algorithms and the business model of social media are constructed in such a way that they tend to expand the, I would say, the information, the positions, the ideas that are more extreme, that are more controversial, that create more trouble. And so I think it's not a question of censorship that will solve the problem. The question is the business model needs to be redesigned. The algorithms need to be redesigned in order not to be based on evil to make profit. It's such a good point. You know, when we grew up and read the papers, the editor took the pride in everything being correct in the paper. And now there's no editing. It's up to the individual to then assess if this is true or not. Yes, but there is a responsibility of the platforms. I mean, one can argue if we have something as you mentioned in the media and if someone is attacked in a way that is wrong, there is a possibility to go to the court. In social media there is no responsibility. And I can understand the argument of social media. Platforms say, well, this is put by people, so it's not our responsibility. But the truth is that the algorithms are made in such a way that they amplify in a preferential way a certain number of things. And when the algorithm amplifies, then there is, in my opinion, a responsibility and there should be a accountability, including through the legal system in relation to those situations. At least when false information, defamation, all other kinds of things are benefited, are not only just what someone puts, but are benefited by the way the algorithm amplifies that. That creates, in my opinion, a responsibility of the platform. Well, thank you very much for that. Reflecting on the state of the world and listening to your very powerful speech, I was reflecting, have you ever in your career seen such a complex geopolitical and geoeconomic landscape? Let's be clear. I think we are in the worst situation I remember in my lifetime. I have not lived the second world war. If I had lived the second world war, what I'm saying now would not make sense. But I really think we are in the worst situation of my lifetime.  We are using 1.6 planets, and we have only one planet to use. And the climate and biodiversity issues have lost attraction for political decision makers. Everybody is concentrated now on the war in Ukraine, on the cost of living and other aspects. And there is a lack of the sense of urgency in relation to climate. And the question of climate, together with the question of biodiversity, is an existential threat that today is very close to a tipping point that makes catastrophes totally irreversible. And that would not be the case 10 or 20 years ago. We still have much more time to act. And we have not used that time to act sufficiently. So now we are on the verge of the irreversible changes that will completely undermine the future of the life in the planet as we today see it. Second, the geopolitical divide is different from what it was during the Cold War. The Cold War was easier because we had two blocks, and those two blocks had clear rules of engagement. They would create as much trouble as possible to the other block, but they had mechanisms to guarantee that if the trouble would become a threat to the two blocks themselves, they would stop whatever was happening by proxy anywhere in the world. Those mechanisms that were particularly relevant in relation to the nuclear disarmament and to the nuclear control mechanisms, those mechanisms have lost existence or lost capacity. People got used to the 90s, to the beginning of the 20th century, to the idea of the end of history, and there is no more risk of a global confrontation. And so the confrontations today are more dangerous because there are less mechanisms to make sure that they do not get out of control. And this is what for me is worrying. On the other hand, in the two blocks, we had a total decoupling. But the total decoupling that existed with the two blocks was in a completely different global economic situation. This was before the great globalization surge. The great globalization surge was in the 90s. And now we leave the global globalization surge. Our economies became completely interlinked, north and south, east and west. And now there is a new divide that is coming with the risk of decoupling that I mentioned. And I think it is absolutely crucial that independently of the difference that exists, we are facing, two cultural systems, two ideological systems, two historic memories, two political systems in many aspects. But we can't afford not to have the United States and its allies and China having a serious discussion on the questions relating to climate, to trade and to technology, and to find the forms of cooperation or regulation that are necessary to avoid a decoupling that would be a disaster of the global economy and to avoid the risks of future confrontations. Because today we start to quarrel about the economic scenes, being its semiconductor success or other of this nature. And tomorrow you might be quarrelling about more serious issues because there are some irritating factors that are there on the ground, some geopolitical problems that are not solved in the region. We have the Taiwan question, we have others. So it is absolutely essential first of all to be careful in controlling the risky situations and at the same time to establish mechanisms that rescue our global economy. Talking about decoupling, and you also mentioned it in your speech, Secretary-General, if there is a full decoupling it will shave off incredible a lot of growth and we will lose out on prosperity, there will be more poverty. But don't you foresee if there is decoupling that that could be just for like 10% of the goods, it could be related to national security, semiconductor, some technologies, and if you then can continue to trade on 90% of the goods will be much better off. I think what you're addressing is that a full decoupling will be a catastrophe. That's what you are seeing, what you said is what we are seeing now. I mean, as far as I understand the trade between China and the US is growing. And the decoupling that is being tried is essential in relation to technology. And we know the semiconductor situation. China still has a huge dependency on semiconductors, especially the second-duckers of the, I would say, more sophisticated dimension. They essentially are produced by Taiwan at the present moment, most of them. So there has been some attempts to limit the excess of China to these kind of semiconductors. And also to the machines that produce them and the biggest producer is the Netherlands. And the Netherlands are reacting because they would like to keep their market, which is perfectly understandable. So for the moment, this is limited to certain areas of technology. The problem is that these areas of technology will shape the future economy. And so the risk is that if there is not a serious negotiation in relation to trade and technology, and I believe that serious negotiation is still possible, if there is no serious negotiation in relation to these areas, we might have consequences in the future when the areas that are now relatively minor in the global economy will probably become the central aspects of the future global economy that will be a much more technological base than the present one. And I think, unfortunately, you're right on this because the rivalry between G2 is also based on controlling those technologies. The idea that we can live with G2 is an idea that should be put aside. The G2 would mean a G0. It would mean that we would not have the capacity to bring together the resources, the energy, the capacities, the technologies that we need to face the challenges that we're facing. Because climate will not respect the G2. Demography will not respect the G2. And the dramatic situation of developing countries will not respect the G2. Secretary General, last question I wish we could have continued. It's so much inside. I think, as you mentioned also, the impact of the war in Ukraine as on food prices, energy is substantial. Do you think there will be an end of this war this year? Do you think there will be an end of this war this year? There will be a end of this war. There is a end of everything. But I do not see an end of the war in the immediate future, unfortunately. I mean, I do not see a chance at the present moment to have a serious peace negotiation between the two parties. And let's be clear, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, that was in violation of international law and the values of the charter, has created a situation in which, because to a large extent, the two sides have a basic disagreement on the past. And it's always very difficult to solve disagreements on the past. Two different ideas about what the Russian Empire was, what the nationalities were, and two different ideas about what today are Ukrainians and our Russians. It is clear that, in my opinion, this makes it more difficult to find a solution. But that solution needs to be based on international law and needs to respect the territorial integrity of Ukraine. And I don't see conditions for that to happen in the immediate future. What we are doing, and we are very strongly engaged, is in relation to the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which I must say, it's quite amazing that with two countries in war, it's possible to have an agreement in this regard, but also the Russian exports that are necessary for the global food security. We have been dealing with problems of rescuing civilians in difficult situations, like as of style in the past. We have been discussing with both sides the exchange of prisoners of war. We are supporting the international agency of atomic energy that is a UN body in relation to the Zaporizhia, now in relation. So, I mean, we are doing everything we can, and this is probably one of the most important areas of our activity to limit the damage, to reduce the suffering of the people, and to reduce the impacts, the dramatic devastating impact in the global economy, because it came on top of the COVID, on top of the inequalities, on top of the climate problems. So, we are trying to address the consequences, but for the moment, I don't think that we have a chance to promote or to mediate a serious negotiation to achieve peace in the short term. So, we will have still to wait and to be clear on our principles, and our principles are international law, the values of the childhood, territorial integrity, but at the same time, to try to do everything we can, talking to both sides and to other actors, in order to minimize the impacts on the suffering of the Ukrainian people and on the global economy, especially in the most vulnerable countries. Thank you so much, Secretary General. I'm sorry we had to end on such a somber note, but I think it's reflecting the world we are living. I think many of us do hope for the Secretary General's good offices and the United Nations and multilateralism in such a situation. So, thank you very much for your leadership, and thank you for being here. Thank you very much.


Great welcome to the last set news. My name is Rob and we got a boatload of things to go over. I love these days I love these days because these stories they fill me with joy to show you the hypocrisy that we are all living in so First things first, we'll take a look at a little market recap correlation liquidations and lockups Then we'll go to the big story How ESG is a total scam how we reach get richer as banks choose and fail on winners and losers Then we'll take a look at how exchanges should lose their licenses for money laundering. That's a question and lastly We're gonna talk to you about a Congressional candidate who understands us as Jane Adams And lastly we'll talk about the sweat coin winners for May and how June is a whole new set of where you could be Beating me and appear on digital asset news and of course last we'll do Q&A So let's just jump into it because a lot of things are going on. You got precious time. Let's hit it So first things first. Here's the market We went down It is what it is. If you if you just think that crypto was in a bubble, we're not We are in a global macro Environment so you have to take a look at exactly what's going on until the Fed pivots until Some there's some resolutions with Ukraine until the supply chains issues are resolved we're gonna have these super volatile days and It just remains to be seen so bitcoins down almost five if there is down six zero, but who's up? That's a big question stable coins Tron is up six point two interesting have take a look at some lockups on that one seven percent for polygon oof My portfolio today is probably a little hurt But guess what I'm not here for the short term time in the market is more important than time in the market as we always say So now that we're down are we correlated? That's the big question and the answer is kind of pretty much So s and p 500 is also down and of course nasdaq composite is also down and We had decoupled for a little bit, but here we are back again Because we cannot escape the macro events that are going on right now.  It's a little uncorrelated and that is art. I don't know how to buy art I don't know anything about art But I know that rich people still love to buy it and no matter what kind of conditions we're at This is from christies. This is on 13th of may just two weeks ago They had a sale week of ricks that exceeded a billion dollar mark again Very rich people don't care about the market. They've got plenty of money That's why I've invested three to five percent into masterworks That's where you can own fractionalized share of fine art like a banksy or a basket both of which I have purchased And ap y is about 19.9 percent, which is crushing the s and p 500 Of course now here's the thing There's a link in the description and you can use it or you don't have to I don't care you go to masterworks.io But if you use the link you can skip the wait list Also, there's a video on how this actually works and lastly if that's too Degenerate for your blood. That's fine. Try it trust. So if you're looking into Roth IRA, remember It's on how much you make it's how much you keep and guess what if you're getting taxed at I don't know long-term short-term capital gains 37 20 to 37 percent and pending also on your state taxes This is the way to do it. This is how peter teal made a billion or billions He took all his PayPal shares stuck in a Roth IRA and when he turns 59 and a half When he takes it out he's going to pay zero percent of taxes You do the same thing with crypto and precious metals and also what's great about itrust You can do all the trading within it and it's not taxable so those again, there's a link in the description All these videos I trust is here and of course masterworks is there and a bunch of other stuff So that takes care of a little shilling Let's move on to liquidations So we did see a lot of price action. So what does that mean for the longs? Uh, you lost a lot of money. I'm sorry to say You lost almost a half a billion dollars in longs and leverage plays shorts. Not too bad But remember not too long ago. We had almost 300 million of shorts being liquidated. That was just two days ago So that is the liquidations, which of course will always lead well not always But will mostly lead to a little volatility And we'll keep doing that if you follow this channel for any length of time You know that we use crypto quant and we can see that we're at an all-time high as far as leverage plays So that's what we have and then lastly This has been a hit so far. So I didn't keep doing this till people say we hate it Lockups If you go to massari.io There's some pretty good information you can find as far as like when our lockups And different data points and these the things I'm going to show you you don't need to Subscription it's 100 free. There is an upgrade. I do not have any kind of links or affiliate links for that It's just massari.io But uh, I was interested though about tron. So I saw that tron was Having a little bit of a rally. So if we click on tron and if we go to profile and token economics And we can just I'm just curious to see like how that how that works. So The token sale was in 2017 and then you have the ICO which is public but the token sale was private so right now Founders and project about 44 percent Investors about 55 percent Okay, not so great. This is interesting though Here's the supply curve. That's very flat But I will say this Tron is in the hands of the few and not of the many we would say especially the early investors private investors And you can see what happened here. Here. We have 55 percent investors the tron foundation was 34 percent cheese And then there was a company in bejing called piwo wanli nailed it And they own about 10 percent now it kind of changed a little bit And the tron foundation it actually went from went from tron foundation to investors I don't know what the heck happened there and of course we're pretty much flat So if you're worried about it just know that it does remain flat But again trons in those hands and I show you this So you can do your own research if you have a project that you're like I wonder how that works as far as lockups and when it gets released And if I'm not gonna get dumped on you just go to misari and then off you go Okay, so that takes care of that part. Let's jump into today's top story ESG and I was taking a look at the comments Because I always like to see what people are saying like the cheese may And uh, there was a couple of questions Our couple things that that came up and uh, this is from Hashtag hashtag ESG is communism the government picking winners and losers and I was like that's actually Right, and then there was a question from chewy who says what does that matter? What does esg even matter and he says what is esg? And uh late flyer says esg is environmental social and governance and then chewy says Who cares? What does that have to do with us? This is a bigger issue than what you think of and it's going to be the narrative that is being pushed by congress people in power And a lot of these different institutions that say if you're not esg compliant We're not going to invest into you and I've always thought it was very odd Especially when kevin oliri mr.  So this was It's from a newsletter Daily upside. I got a link in the description. It's free. You can check it out But I like this because I read it every day because it gives me the macro view of what's going on the entire world In a very short newsletter. So again, I like it. You can check it out. It doesn't cost you anything So this is what they talked about. I found this very fascinating Greenwashing allegations wash over deutschbank FIFA Soccer and fashion.  Here's what greenwashing is Greenwashing is the process of conveying a false impression or providing misleading information about how a company's products Are more environmentally sound than what they actually are very interesting How's that working out? So on tuesday the phalanx bunch of 50 federal agents Rated deutschbank's headquarters in the country's financial capital Over greenwashing allegations. This is not starting out good for for deutsch FIFA FIFA was accused of greenwashing this year's world cup and the fashion industry took one of the chin too And we'll get into those stories just a bit Dws deutsches asset management unit has been under scrutiny since its former chief sustainability officer alleged last year that it misleadingly characterized Half a trillion dollar assets as esg integrated again Here they are picking winners and losers. Oh, these are esg compliant But this one's not esg compliant and this one is and this one's not this one's kind of halfway But we're not really sure. So do you see what they're doing? We like these guys We don't like these guys and they're lying Esg assets, then they pay you that 115 billion. Here's where it gets juicy Sufficient and this is from frankfort public prosecutor's office sufficient factual evidence has emerged that Contrary to the statements made in the sales prospectus of dws funds esg factors were not taken into account at all At all in a large number. Let me have investments. Let me read that one more time Sufficient factual evidence Has emerged that contrary to the statements made in the sales prospectus of dws funds esg factors were not taken into account at all In a large number of investments On wednesday morning, dws ceo asoka warman announced his resignation I'm not surprised and that's what's going on with dutch banks So they got a little bit of problem like they have in the past and we're going to talk about that too Also, fifa and world cup host nation katar asserted the 2022 tournament will be carbon neutral But a new report by carbon market watch attributed that claim to creative accounting The carbon footprint of six newly built stadiums was calculated by dividing the number of the days in the tournaments over the entire estimated lifetime of the stadiums like, okay We're gonna have this for 14 days 21 days. Whatever it is. I don't know and of course over the next 75 years However long this is actually going to last as far as the the stadiums That's going to be our footprint So The stadiums are being purpose built for the world cup But we'll most likely be collecting dust in the years to follow is not many people Who actually be using them the climate watchdog estimates the true emissions are being understated by a multiple of eight So there you go. And then lastly If you think that fashions, you know, we think that we're going to do renewables and we want These different processes to be You know life changing and and no waste and we're gonna be very transparent No So the business of fashion released its second annual survey of sustainability efforts at the fashions industry's top 30 biggest publicly traded companies and found that no company Scored more than 49 out of 100 on a series of metrics touching on emissions waste materials chemicals And transparency So look here's the thing Even though with all this is going on we're still going to hear the esg complaint We're still going to hear about how bitcoin uses too much energy and all different pro for work Blockchains technologies that are out there, but again, how much what's it worth to you to have the most secure? Computerized network on the entire planet Especially if it's a protocol that you can build upon and build a lot of different things I think that's worth a pretty good amount of money However, some people don't see it like that and we're going to keep hearing this narrative Even though dutch bank pretty much is picking winners and losers on top of everything else So let me know what you think about that in the prompt in the comment section And this will leave me to my next point regulation and over regulation So if you've been watching the show, you know, I am for regulation and some things but I told you Governments are going to screw this up and that's because We are human and we make mistakes So with this one We've got let me get this out of here. There's a call for these different exchanges to lose their licenses because of money laundering So here's what's going on and crypto exchanges should lose licenses for laundering breaches EU regulators say and at first at first glance like well, that kind of makes sense. I mean, let's be honest No one likes to be laundering I'm going to read this very fast crypto exchanges should lose their license if found to have seriously breached any monetary laundering rules This is from the EU financial supervisors said and then it goes into some other stuff and it gets super boring So I'm not going to read it. All I'm going to tell you is this They're going to harp on the the crypto exchanges as like you got to be squeaky clean because that's what we want however it's kind of A little bit of hypocrisy in my personal opinion when you got I don't know Deutsche bank find 900 million for failing to spot money laundering or as some people may say they were money laundering Also, yeah jp morgan. They agree to pay almost a billion dollars in connection with schemes to Precious metals also us treasuries, which I think is a bigger thing But that's just me and then also there's also wells fargo agrees to pay three billion to resolve criminal and civil investigations Into practice involving opening of millions of accounts without customer authorization The thing is i'm trying to bring the point home is that All the other banks and all the other things that are out there They get a pass But we're not going to get a pass because pretty much everybody's against us and why are they against us? Wouldn't you be against us if there's a new order coming in if there's a lot of different shifts as far as power goes If there's a lot of different businesses that are being put out of business and no time flat swift So what does that mean? That means that? As we move forward, we're gonna need some people in our corner And that is why I invited jane adams to come on the show and just talk a little bit so The thing is you have to understand a couple of things about this before we play the interview It's only like five or six minutes is very short But these the people that we actually need to have On our back because if we don't have these people The people that right now are in congress or senators There's very few that actually know what's going on and to prove my point I'm gonna have sam bakeman freed CEO of ftx and this was uh him when he had a Sitdown with some congressional leaders and this is what he said and this is just one of the nicest guys probably And he even got fed up just take a listen. This is about 45 seconds But I I actually found something a little bit offensive that was said I'm gonna be pretty blunt Most of the traders on our platform know a lot more about these contracts than many of the people in this room Including many of the people in this room who are condescendingly talking to them about what they do and don't know and shouldn't shouldn't be offered Anyway, I just had to get off that off my chest a little bit and I think it's to some points about consumer choice here I'm not saying that should be a sort of like Be all and end all but I think there is something to be said for it And I I think that that there's some irony um in in in in you know, some of the statements made by People attempting to protect those who know massively more than they do About the topic and who understand these products extremely well. Most of our users do Exactly so here's the thing So if sam bakeman freed can figure it out and say you guys don't know what you're talking about And you're the ones that write the laws. We don't need those people We need people like this. So here is my interview with jane adams That's just about five or six minutes or so just take a listen. Alrighty, buddy So as promised, especially with that story we just talked about I brought in somebody that could give us a little bit more More light into things that are going on and uh, this is jane adam. She is running for congress in uh, nevada Jane I want to say thanks for coming on the show. I know this is the last week for your constituents to vote So thanks so much for coming on and answering some questions Thanks for having me Yeah, no problem. So here's the thing. I got four questions to ask you first Who's jane adams and why you're running for congress? The second thing is Why bitcoin and financial education being like the cornerstone of what your your candidacy is all about And then I want to talk to you about your thoughts on that story of with esg and the things that are going on with Deutsche bank a little hypocrisy my personal opinion and lastly any insights into the crypto investor from your perspective And when should people be voting? So first things first jane Who are you and why you're running for congress? Well, my name is jane adams. I'm running for congress because I see all the problems in the world are not being fixed We have congress printing money like nobody's business. They've gone wild. We need to control what's going on on the hill in dc I think People need to have financial education the only difference between poor people and rich people is financial literacy So if we educate the people we give them independence we give them financial freedom They can build their own lives create their own success. We won't have to rely on the government Makes a lot of sense and then jane you you Came into uh our sphere of attention There's a couple things first of all this is from your twitter account You can find that I'll link that in the description so everybody can find it 2020 candidate for congress in las vegas energy independence financial education and bitcoin is my thing Also, there was this nice ad that I actually tweeted out and I said, I don't know what it is about this candidate I can't put my finger on it But there's something I like about her and lastly this is pretty much your stance You support bitcoin nuclear term limits gun rights renewables government transparency. There's a thought US economy protection trade. I oppose nato expansion bank bailouts congress insider trading Incorporate crony capitalism. I don't think there's too much that people on my channel can say nope That doesn't make any sense. But is that all encompassing of who jane adams is? Yeah, it's absolutely. I think a lot of those issues are controversial because of how partisan Things have become in america People are very hostile towards each other But I think in reality we have a lot in common and we should find those Commonalities and bring ourselves together Yeah, they also want people to know that there are candidates out there that support bitcoin Candidates that know that bitcoin is our future and I'm one of those candidates I want people to know that when they vote for me and I go to dc I'm gonna fight for freedom because bitcoin is freedom bitcoin puts Money in the hands of the people and takes it out of reckless politicians hands That makes a lot of sense. Which really thanks for making this easy. Why bitcoin and financial education? Why was that the cornerstone? bitcoin and financial education is literally where We need to start it's financial freedom Right now people are relying on A piece of paper Hang on The dollar it's literally worthless. It's Has no value no store value It loses its worth all the time Right now gas prices are through the roof rent has gone up People can't even provide food for their children to go to school to have lunch to eat And education is what we need not just fall or education But we need bitcoin education because that's what are gonna what we're gonna run on That's what the world is gonna use Gotcha And yeah, that that's the big thing we talk a lot about that on this channel Like when I was growing up for the schooling I went through there wasn't a lot of financial education and my mom god bless her She was not the big on financial freedom and those types of things It kind of just kind of you just learned as you as you go But I think that just like you talked about more financial education I think the better people will be and that's bringing people's attention to the forefront of what's happening inflation different issues with congress the different issues with uh the Massive money printing and we go from there. So that's what actually mean my next question We talked today about the esg issue for deutschbank and they just got raided That happens ceo is going to step down. It looks like so What do you think about this whole story and how does it play into the narrative as Bitcoin is not esg compliant because it takes up too much energy because I know you are a lot for renewables and nuclear Absolutely, I think corporations have a lot of pressure To make profit for their investors and I understand that's a good thing I think when they're pressured into complying with laws that are difficult to To reach the goals of they're going to lie the investors are going to get upset if they don't see it and they're gonna have to lie and I think there are ways that we aren't using energy That can really help The world advance help shareholders make their profits But at the same time the world can get greener and cleaner nuclear energy Is that way? Nuclear energy is being marketed as dangerous or dirty, but it's the cleanest energy Renewables can only get us so far Right wind power solar power great. What if the sun doesn't shine? What if the wind doesn't blow? We need firm energy clean energy like nuclear Yeah, couldn't agree more and like like we talked about I mean you're a great state of Nevada You guys got a lot of sun and a little bit of wind Texas a lot of sun a little bit of wind natural gas I think we can use those parts and then also for the for the for the stop gap for nuclear power Why not so much the better and we can get away from the coal and all the issues that people want to talk about But fine, that's fine. We'll just use those and just just move forward. So jane. I know you're busy You got to talk to your constituents. This is the last week Any insights for the crypto investor from your perspective and when should people be voting as far as your candidacy? Yes, so anyone Investing in crypto. Let me just tell you right now. It is not an investment The only way you can invest in digital currency Is with bitcoin bitcoin only if you fix the money you fix the world do not Gamble with any other currency. This is the future. This is going to give you an opportunity to Invest in your children's future improve your life Get off the dependency of the government and I want you to know that this is what I'm going to fight for in congress And if you vote for me, that's all I'm going to do. I'm going to make sure that your children that your future is protected And bitcoin is the way to do that perfect, well I will say this I've uh, I voted for much much less than my time uh be on this planet So I can get behind that now, of course on this channel We've got people from all over the world, but if you are in that nevada district Go take a look at jane adam's what she has to offer. So jane. I want to say thanks again for coming I know this is like crunch time for you. So we really appreciate it. Thank you so much. All right, let's jump back Great and that's what i'm talking about. So if you're looking at the people who are sitting there right now in congress and senate How many of those have that kind of background? How many those can say those exact same things those the people that we need in Those those positions because if not it's going to be a heck of a lot longer and a rockier road and just somebody who actually gets it So let me know what you think about miss adam stance there and uh, that is almost it lastly. I just want to talk about sweat coin winners and a new challenge. So Just so you know, we've got Right over here This was from a couple days ago. Actually, uh, there's the there's an app It's called sweat coin and right now. It's just rewards and it's not really moving into crypto until q3 But all you do is you download onto your phone It's iphone or ios or or uh android and it'll just track your steps There's a that's not the big thing the big thing is that you earn these sweat coins And then when it actually comes about to when they change over to cryptocurrency You're going to be airdrop those and this app has been around for three years They're just now getting to crypto, but i've heard some rumblings. I'm some pretty big partnerships Binance and I think it's going to be a pretty big thing. So what I did was There's a link In the description it looks just like this you can download the app You can follow me and if you beat me in the steps, which I thought for sure No one's going to beat me, but uh, yes, I was wrong just like my bitcoin price prediction and voyager price prediction and uh cryptic autistic Chi xing sang and jweb. These are for the monthly steps. I'm like number 16 and they crush me So uh for those those people I've already we talked to them on the app. You can communicate via the app Well reach out those guys are going to get one of three things either a live portfolio review Or 50 sweat tokens or they have the option to come on the show and just talk with me And uh, we just have a nice little interview now this resets today.  That's an off month for me But I guarantee you won't beat me and if you do then uh, you're going to win one of those three things Good luck. I'm not going to happen and that's it for today. So look, thanks so much for stopping by We're going to transition to the q&a part if you got to take off I understand 26 minutes time is precious all that stuff But we'll do the q&a and uh, I'll answer all your burning questions and then we'll get out of here Thanks so much. All right That was fun I like those stories I do especially about the banks getting caught. Oh, it's so much fun Okay Uh This video again. Yeah, I know we're talking about the the sandbakeman free one But it was it's it goes to show you just how much the people in power That it worked for us. I will remind you those people are the one that are passing the bills and voting on the bills They have no idea what's going on And uh, we got to vote them out. I'm sorry. That's just how it is. I am not sorry If you you got to keep up, I got to work my tail off to to keep up the date You should too. Jeez you make a ton of money Get to insider trading So you should do something for that Uh, that's right. I have to admit that goes from above another Okay, I got famous people all over the place. It's crazy. I'm just waiting for uh, I'm just waiting for uh, Mola to show up SPF works for crypto. Yes, he does and he's and I just saw that He is working To do a partnership with goldman sacks for derivatives. There's a couple of different YouTubers talking about today. I didn't cover it, but Look ftx is doing pretty good stuff Did you know that you are able select few of us customers are actually able to trade equities on the app That's pretty amazing equities stocks securities on the ftx app It's rolled out to a select few and they're going to roll out to everybody in the u.s. Including new york So, uh, don't sleep on ftx Ah Oh lord, so lord smith goes she's pro russian I don't know if she does or not. I haven't read the bio, but just remember this you will never get a candidate That agrees with a hundred percent of what you want They're like, I like bitcoin. I like bitcoin.  I don't like puppies like kittens or whatever it is you'll never get anybody just If you're in the vada Again, this isn't your vada vote for the one that is has your best interest at heart whatever those may be I can't tell you what those are just let you know Uh That wasn't real money stop capping. Who knows It was a powerful message though. You have to admit I Share some germany you don't believe that Good vibes. Good vibes Lord smith, I got to disagree. I humbly disagree with you nuclear energy is dirty You can cause the whole whole populations to die. You know, I was just listening to Uh, a podcast lex freedman and he had on Oliver stone and they were talking about and it's it was just recent and he talked about the uh, the catastrophe at uh Fukushima and he said, you know out of all that only 50 people died that especially that day Now I haven't read the studies on how many actually got cancer. I'm pretty sure it's pretty high However, it's the same thing with I mean if you want to talk about cancer and you know that just look at all the environmental And impact that we do for everything else So I don't I don't think that there's anything that much wrong with it And I think that it is the the way to move forward and as far as like being dirty I'm sure we can solve that issue later on Nuclear is dirty and dangerous. Sure it is Change my mind. I don't think it is Nuclear is cleaning better. See there you go DJ, don't forget Voyagers pumping. We got to figure out why I think it's that loyalty program 2.0 Bought by maxis. Look look ladies and gentlemen. I don't care if if jane is is a bitcoin maxi or if she is a Safe moon maxi or whatever. Well, that would be kind of make give me concern, but uh If she understands the whole parts of krypton angel assets and we can move forward, I'm good with that Hey in the very beginning. I was pretty bitcoin maximalist. I got into some other things But I will tell you this and this is the gods honest truth is that as I Get into crypto more and more and more I've been here now since 2017 The rug pulls and the scams and different things that are out there It makes me realize That the safest bet in all honesty is bitcoin and that's that's the truth now Am I saying that I'm not going to ever buy altcoins?  No, but I will say this, you know 75-80% of my portfolio is bitcoin ethereum and that's the truth A little card down. I'm mixed in there. I do like that project You know, some people every time I talk about crown of people somebody everybody says it's vaporware Let's see like and smash. Thank you Yeah, you got a point there waste water for cooling that is a point What did you do? I don't know what an optimistic air drop is So what's your average steps for a month mine was 30,000 something around there 30,000. Yeah six times 10 Now I can't be right You find out actually, you know what what's even easier just download the app and just follow me and robbie d news That's that's my name on there.  Try to beat me. Just try it. Come at me, bro So we'll be back it requires a bug fix Let's see. That's good. Probably true Yeah, I love Yeah, Lex is a very smart guy tons of radiation Okay, great. This is like super easy. There's not like All this is I must have done a great job today because there's no questions. This is way better great, so That's all smash the likes and that's it. All right, buddy. So no questions I think the majority of the statements were about jane adams, which great All right, but that's it for today. Hey, thanks for sticking with me I appreciate it like today's video give it a thumbs up Also, if you like this type of content subscribe We do this every single day and a lot of things are time sensitive. So especially right now What's going on? That's it. So thanks so much for stopping by. I do appreciate you guys And I'll see you on the next one the os


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Hello, love bugs and welcome back to my YouTube channel. If you're new here, I'm Sarah and I help teach people how to find inner happiness through fitness and spirituality. And today we're going to talk about meditation for beginners because I too am a beginner and I have been on this meditation journey for about a year and a half and it has been very frustrating. So I want to share with you guys a few tips and tricks that can help you with your meditation journey so that you can get as many benefits out of it as possible. So the biggest thing for me is and I'm sure so many of you that are new to meditating can relate is what am I doing this right? Should my eyes be open or closed?  Am I supposed to sit up? Am I supposed to lay down?  Are they supposed to be closed? What should I be wearing? Should I have music on? Should I be in dead silence? Should I stare at a dot? Should I stare at a candle? Should I stare at the wall? Should it be silent? Should I have meditation music on? All of these things I have struggled with over and over and over again.  I understand the frustration. I understand the questioning and wondering like am I doing this right? I don't get what everyone's talking about because you hear it all the time. Meditation, meditation, meditate, meditate. So good for you. And in this video I'm not going to go over the benefits of meditation. Maybe we'll see that for another video. Let me know in the comments below if you want me to make a video on that. But this is just going to be more of a general how to really get into it and really start meditating so that you can continue to do it without getting so frustrated like me. Like I said, if I had watched a video like this, then I think I would have had more of a step by step to follow. So my first tip is to take the pressure off of yourself. I've read about people comparing this to working out, which you know, on this channel. And it's kind of like someone saying who doesn't work out saying, well, I'm not going to go to the gym because I'm not strong, or I'm not going to go to the gym because I can't lift 400 pounds. When we all know that you have to build the muscle, you have to put the time in, you have to build up your muscle and your strength and continue to do it over and over again. And meditation is the same way. Just think of it as like working out for your mind. You're not just going to go into it and be a meditative rock star because that was something that I was really frustrated with. Like I just wanted to rush to the end. I wanted to be good at it. I wanted to understand it. I wanted to know what was right and what was wrong and what worked for me. And it's taken me a year and a half to finally settle in and understand what does work for me. What works for me might not work for you. I don't know. So the second thing I want you to understand is that there are so many types of meditation and I don't even know what they all are. But there's, you know, I have a friend who can sit down and stare at a wall, eyes open for an hour, dead silent and meditate. I can't do that for a minute. So I have learned that I really like guided meditations and it's, as far as timing, I started with three minutes and then I went to five and then I went to eight. And now I'm up to around 20 and I can sometimes do 25, but there are days when I'll go back and do a five minute or I'll go back and do an eight minute meditation. There's sometimes where I want, I think I'm in the mood to do a 20 minute meditation and halfway through I stop and I stopped beating myself up for that and you need to stop beating yourself up for not being able to do the hour long or Jesus, there's some people that do day long meditations. I don't know if I'll ever get there, but that's okay. I feel like the best way to explain how to start meditating is to take baby steps. It is to experiment. There's, like I said, guided meditations where a voice will walk you through the meditation. That is what I stick to. I love those. If you just want to sit in silence or if you want to put on meditation music and let the meditation take you on a journey, you can do that. You can do yoga meditation. You can do TM meditation, which is essentially repeating a sound over and over again so that your mind doesn't really drift into your thoughts. You can do chakra meditation. You can do intentional meditation, which I really like to do that and I kind of combine intentional with the guided. So say, for example, I did a meditation last week where I wanted to hear from the Holy Spirit. So I will literally just go on YouTube and type in 10 minute guided meditation to connect with Holy Spirit or connect with God or connect with your higher self or connect with your spirit guides, whatever you're looking to do. You can do telepathic messaging meditations, which is something I also like to do where I will set an intention to send a loving or healing message to someone that I love and do a guided meditation for that. There are so many different ways you can do it and you're not going to get it right the first time. You're probably not going to get it right the second or third time either, but I'm here to tell you that it's finally starting to click with me. Even yesterday I meditated twice and I've never done that before. I did a five minute in the morning after my workout and I did a 15 minute at night before bed and I find that it's when I want to do it the least. That's when I needed the most. There's never been a time where I've come out of a meditation except when I allow myself to get frustrated with it that I haven't felt good or I haven't felt better than I did going into the meditation.  But it's amazing. It's totally worth it to experiment with all of these different kinds and just give yourself that grace and allow yourself to understand that like you're not going to be an Olympic lifter. You're not going to be an Olympic meditator. The first 10 times you do it, it's going to take practice. It's going to take time. And I will tell you guys that over the past year and a half that I've been trying to get into this practice, I would do it for a week straight, like every day. And then I wouldn't do it for a month and then I'd do it another day and then I wouldn't do it for three days and I'd do it for like and I would get frustrated like I'm going to meditate every day and then I would and then I get mad at myself. Oh, meditating is not for me. I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Meditating is for everyone. Adults, teenagers, children, men, women.  It's so good for the soul. And most importantly, it is the best thing you can do to connect with yourself, to slow down in this hustle and bustle society that we live in and with how ricking insane the world is today. I mean, turn on the news or social media or anything, any conversation people have when you're walking down the street or in a grocery store. And I feel like we're just the society of anxiety. Oh, rap name. Society of an anxiety. But we are, we are. And how else do we get out of the anxiety except to slow down? Go inwards, meditate, pray, journal, walk in nature. All of these things that allow us to slow down and be human.   And I'm telling you that meditation is a straight line to do that. I felt kind of weird making a video on meditation because I myself feel so new at it, even though I've been in and out for the past year and a half. But as I said to you guys when I restarted this channel about a year ago, I want to bring you along this journey with me. And I want to help you as I'm learning to help myself on this very insane spiritual roller coaster life that I'm on. So I hope you guys really enjoyed it. I hope that you will take the time to try some kind of meditation no matter what kind that is for you and experiment with it. Because at the end of the day, I wouldn't be getting on here. I wouldn't be taking the time to research and to make this video and to edit and to upload it and all those things. If I didn't think it would benefit you. So if you like this video, please let me know. Give it a thumbs up. If you didn't like it, let me know because I want to cater to you and what is helpful for you guys on this channel. So let me know either way. Let me know. Do you meditate? If you don't, why not? Are you going to try it? What type do you think you're going to try? I would just love to know because maybe you guys know of some type of meditation out there that I don't know of. So I love you guys so much. And don't forget, be limitlessly yourself.


What is VoIP? VoIP is a short form for voiceover internet protocol, or in more general terms, phone service over the internet. Therefore VoIP technology enables traditional telephone services to run more than a computer network. VoIP refers to the transmission of voice traffic over an internet connection. This is a way to use your high-speed internet connection for phone service, instead of the traditional copper lines of PSTN, or public switched telephone networks. IP telephony is more versatile and enables the transfer of voice, data, and video to multiple devices, including smartphones, laptops, tablets, and iPhones, at a very low cost. In simple words, if you've heard of IP addresses, this is your internet protocol address. An IP address is how computers and devices converse with each other on the internet. VoIP service providers do more than make calls. They handle outgoing and incoming calls routing through existing telephone networks. Landlines and cell phones rely on the public switched telephone network, PSTN. History of VoIP. VoIP was founded around 1995, by a company located in Israel called Vocal Tech, to create a way to save money on long distance and international telephone charges. They developed a product called Internet Phone, an application that offered computer to voice calls using a microphone and speaker. With this Internet Phone, one user can use the same software to call another through connected speakers and microphones. Vocal Tech began to be part of the familiar company Magicjack in 2010, and has since joined several other companies. There are numerous applications and software communication systems that use voice over IP, to offer complete used business communication solutions as well as internet telephony for personal use. Most modern device manufacturers, such as Apple, integrate native IP applications into existing smartphones, such as Apple FaceTime, which provides call and video functionality. How does it work? To understand how VoIP works, comparing how it helps operate a traditional phone call. When you make a call using an analog line, it establishes a dedicated connection between the two parties for the duration of the call. Voice over IP uses Internet Protocol, a necessary building block of the Internet. IP Telephony is a great invention of the century-old telecommunication system. When you apply VoIP to generate phone calls above the Internet, your voice has to be encoded in digital data, and this digital data has to be recoded into tone signals at the other end of the call. This coding process is achieved through Codex, which is short. The Codex ensure that the data is compressed, which means it moves faster and, as a result, the quality of the call is better. Differences to traditional phone lines. Codex are needed because, unlike traditional PSTN phone conversations that use analog data, VoIP uses digital signals. Codex analog are used to encode sound data into digital signals that can cross the Internet. When the digital signal reaches its target, it will be decoded once more in its analog shape, so the person on the line can hear the voice and understand it. Although the idea of digital voice data and Codex may seem complicated, just think of the process you would receive in an email. Like any email, data has a destination. Your voice code has been changed to run on the Internet. On the other hand, the code is converted back to your voice, so the person you're calling can understand what you're saying. If both you and the person calling are using VoIP, your entire phone call will travel over the Internet. If they are using a traditional network the call can travel as far as using VoIP, and then switches to a public phone network to reach their destination. This is what happens if you have a traditional phone, and if a VoIP service user calls you, the journey is reversed. Advantages and disadvantages of VoIP. New technology is always developed to fix the flaws of the drawback, but sometimes it also has its failures. Let's find out what are the advantages and disadvantages of hosting VoIP service and VoIP as a whole. Advantages. Low cost. If you are weary of costly phone bills, VoIP is a great alternative. With the right VoIP service, you can reduce your monthly phone bills by more than 50%. This technology saves a lot of money. This is because there is only one network that carries the voice and data provided by only one supplier. Since VoIP is working with your Internet connection, a traditional phone line is not required. This means you only need to deal with one account, one bill for both the Internet and phone. Ease of accessibility. A VoIP phone system is very dissimilar from a traditional phone structure. One of the biggest benefits of VoIP service is the ability to call at any time, whenever you have a decent Internet connection. If you have a reasonable data connection, you can call and receive for your business. And when you are unable to answer the call, you can send the call to another person or voicemail to you. You can also choose to email your voicemails. As the mobile workforce grows, remote access keeps businesses flexible. Your employees can stay productive and connected, regardless of their location. All you need to do is sign into your broadband account. If you are often on the road, or away from the office, but want to stay connected, you can do so at a lower cost. VoIP is much easier than a traditional phone line. Flexibility. Unlike a PBX, private box exchange, VoIP networks are much softer. When you choose a VoIP phone service provider, you will be sent a converter to allow regular phones to use VoIP phone service. Your phone number is programmed in the converter. This means you can take your phone converter and phone number, and use it wherever you travel in the world, as long as you have a high-speed Internet connection. With a private internal phone network, you are limited to how many phones in the system can be added to the system, by the number of lines available in the system. With VoIP networks, you're limited by bandwidth, so you can make thousands of contacts understandable. Voice quality. If you have a steadfast Internet connection with superior bandwidth, you should be familiar with sound quality, that is corresponding to a traditional phone connection, if not better. If you live in a rural area and do not have a strong relationship, your characteristics will be damaged. Disadvantages. No service during a power outage. During a blackout, the current source provided by the phone line is kept in regular phone service. This is not possible with an IP phone, so when the power goes out, there is no VoIP phone service. To use VoIP during a power outage, an uninterruptible power supply or generator must be installed on the premises. It should be noted that many of the early adopters of VoIP, are also users of other phone devices such as PBX and cordless phone base, which do not rely on the power provided by the telephone company. Reliable Internet connection required. For starters, your VoIP service is just as high quality as your Internet connection. If your network bandwidth is low, the service will suffer. VoIP does not use as much bandwidth as you might expect. VoIP devices must receive less delay on your network. At least 100 kilobytes upload speed should be available on each device. 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Hello. Oh, that's a nice dog Do you guys do any investment if you do do some investment comment below and let me know what kind of best you're doing They got a seed in here It did he can I'm back today with another door dad's video huge sounds everybody tune in if you aren't subscribed Make sure you smash the subscribe button give me a thumbs up and do not skip the ass today It's January 31st, and we already started dashing order number one jewel. Osco 11 items 13.9 miles for 20 25 Stay alive. Let's drop.  Oh, let me tell y'all. Let's tell you guys this right? So when I was younger we used to drink Kool-Aid we can make Kool-Aid and all that stuff man I take some Kool-Aid when I got older. I think they had to change the agreement there. It's terrible now Nowhere near like it used to be in me the home running in peace. So let's go Cheese classic piece. There you go. Cheese classic pizza. Cheese classic pizza baby Let's go Order number one. Let's get it done. I said I'm supposed to bring number 16 and they gonna buzz me in but That door down there was open already so Just come to this time, baby Get some more exercise Open the door Get your order The door was open. So that's why I didn't have to buzz in Oh You got everything you got it All righty. Thank you. You have a great one Order number two what it do Cardinal wine and spirits 4.8 miles for 11 27. Thank god for his blessing. Let's go Like that. We are here to get this liggity, baby Hello Thank you very much, sir. You have a great afternoon We are here to talk about this liggity, baby Hi Hello Thank you I'm doing great. I can't complain to yourself Yeah That's great to hear there you go, man. Thank you. Have a great one Order number three, baby jersey mike's 10 items 3.9 miles for 850 get with me We are here at jersey make it easy, baby. Hopefully you got it together I'll see something right here I think I like 10 items. You're probably gonna get it right now. How you doing? Shannon Nice to get the baby I never had jersey Mike before. Thank you. Thank you. Now you guys never had jersey Mike That's so silly. Comment below and let me know Oh I'm fine, sir. I appreciate you Thank you very much. You guys have a good one And just like that, baby, we are here to talk about this jersey Mike's. Thank y'all right They got 10 items. They got big sir big champs That season all that good stuff. They eating good Oh, that's a nice dog You have a good one Order number four. We in the door jewel osco 3 items 6.4 miles for 12 dollars. We are holla Hello, how you doing, sir? Have a pickle for Jennifer And the production that's right there. Thank you very much, sir Time to chop it up, baby. Time to talk. Look Two things these are two completely different subjects subject one Do you guys do any investment if you do do some investment comment below and let me know what kind of investment you're doing Are you into the crypto currencies? Are you into stocks or into real estate? What are you into? I'm trying to learn about the crypto currencies in stocks and stuff because I've never really done that So if you guys have some insight on something and you and you're knowledgeable Don't just be going down there. Tell me something about what you heard If you really do it and you really know how to do it comment below and let me know maybe you You know, we can chop it up. You can teach me some stuff, but number two I just want to tell you guys this I feel that multi-appin was probably the best thing we ever did One of the best things we ever did Because you're not relying on one source Honestly guys they order to you know go far in life today or to to win today You're going to have to have multiple strings of income just not one So don't rely on one thing. I know that you you know, maybe try to be loyal to one of them But I man forget all that we're trying to get paid at the end of the day. That's what all it matters to me I'm trying to get this money. I don't care which app it is I don't care how I get it as long as I get it So I hope you guys keep that in mind while you're out there And make sure you smash that subscribe if you want to subscribe you want to subscribe Give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads back to the bag Order number five stay alive. We own the drive. Let's get this money, baby Jewel order instacart 2.2 miles 21 items for 2562 what it do. So what we're about to do we actually just turn back around We're about to go back to the jewel drop my business partner off I'm about to go drop this jewel order out then I'm about to come back and we're about to do this shop What's she gonna be shopping? I'm helping if I need to but either way go you already know what time it is. Let's go We are here job is jewel order, baby He said leave at the door. So that's exactly what we're gonna do. I actually came to this house before I don't know. I'll be remembering all these houses like a Estimate memory. I will select a memory. Let's say that Get in with that toilet, y'all So instead of 12 dollars look how much we got Yeah 2010 we got it in let's go Jump off the instacart order, baby. It says hand the customer. So that's exactly what we're going to do Order number six, let's get rich mcdonald's two items 2.2 miles for 675. Let's drive Medis, baby. Hope they got it together. I'm like like two or three minutes early. So they may not have it together But we'll see baby That's he couldn't put it decent outside How's the cinema you guys are in? Hello, I would pick up last you know the 851 Okay, thank you. So let me put y'all on some game. I'm putting y'all on some game right now, right? It's back nice to eat beef. I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna put you on Get you A nick double or double cheese, but I don't even know if they sell double cheese burgers anymore. Oh, I guess they do So get you a nick double with big mac sauce and bacon on it. I'm talking about that joy Bang it. I'm telling you that's right Thank you very much. You guys have a great afternoon stuff That we're here to drop this immediate easy, baby.  Beef import make double big mac sauce and bacon. Bang. Let's go Ordered number seven. Thank god for his blessings macalas to delis and red robin's 5.1 miles for 11 55. We already here. Let's go I have to get it together. I think they do. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Yeah, let's go Let's uh, so deli getting my belly baby. Hope they got us together. I'm not sure I see uh So I see two oars up there. So hopefully one of them is ours. She's waiting for me to come down to it. So I'm telling about Hello, I'm gonna have a pick up for karen b Alrighty, thank you. Thank you very much. You have a good afternoon. I said, thank you very much. You have a good afternoon All right, thank you That we're here to drop off this red robin's baby Drop it like it's hot.    Hello Here you go, ma'am Your food is right here Thank you. You have a great one. Let's go Ordered number eight. Walgreens four items 5.3 miles for 10 50. Get with me Ordered number nine. We on the ground Taco Bell five items 4.4 miles For 775. Let's drive Takedo Taco Bell. I'm here, baby. Oh, they got us together. You get us together Hello, I have a pick up for charisma Charisma Alrighty, thank you.   We get it in Swarmer King two items 5.7 miles for 775. Let's drive We are here, baby. There we get it in even good You're welcome. You have a good day Hello, I have a pickup for James H Hey, one or two minutes. One or two minutes? All right. Thank you We are here at the Nissan dealership, baby to drop off this order. They got a c8 in here. Y'all see the c8? Come below and let me know if I like to see it. I have a delivery for James H There you go, James You're welcome. You have a great night. Let's go Order 11. Thank God for his blessings McDonald's 3.5 miles for 832 what it do And it also added on a panda express 5.7 miles for $9. We are holla. Let's go We are here at meat ease, baby See if we got us ready. We have us ready 7-1-S Yes, we're 7-1-F The last three are 7-1-F Thank you. You have a great night Let's go We are here at panda express. Oh, wrong door panda express. Hope you got us Save big money at the notch We are here to drop off this order, baby See if somebody can get us together that we made it We made it and with that photo We made it let's go Ordered number 12 a way to prevail McDonald's 2.9 miles for 647 list go We are back at me get e Maybe give this cheese Okay, you got us together. I think it's been rafting up right now sometimes, but oh, it's for us Hello Uh, yeah, the last three are e fe I ain't seen nothing. I don't know nothing. I ain't seen none. I ain't heard nothing You know nothing to do with me Thank you. You have a good one listen We are here, baby. It's a job about this meat ease. You gotta go to home 220 222 According to Elephant right here a lot of times when I go on these trains, I'll be getting lost. I don't know where they're going 222 222 Yeah Order 13 we getting this green taco bell two items 2.9 miles for 675.  Thank you. You guys have a good night Order 14. Let's get this green, baby. Chipotle 2.5 miles for 10 75. Let's drop Hey, baby. Hopefully got us together I'm doing great. I can't complain. Here you go, sir. Thank you so much. You guys have a great night Let's go like that. We are here to jump out the taco belly, baby about to get a main belly, baby Hello It's going great. There you go. You have a great night, sir. Let's go And just like that. It is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the video I love making the content today not like yesterday. Yesterday was pretty bad But but today was actually pretty decent. We did not hit the goal of 200 but we did get 176.65 which honestly, I'm okay with i know we try to get 200 but the 176.65 wasn't that bad because We took off like two hours in between because we had to go take the dogs to the vet. Y'all ain't never seen the dogs I ain't never seen the dogs You never seen the school some moral bully dog you never seen them But we back at it again tomorrow so you guys want to make sure you stay tuned if you aren't subscribed make sure you smash the subscribe button if you are subscribed give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads I'll see you guys on the next one we going we growing we throwing you already knowing the DDK and I'm on my way