welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream and today is September 3rd 2019 and we're doing live stream on personal finance investing right and we're doing it on our patio okay we've harvested a fair bit of herbs greens some grapes a couple of cucumbers tomato or two a little watermelon cucumber as well I should bring that and show you guys how big it is let me go grab it and bring it to you guys let me show you how big our little watermelon cucumber is hopefully we didn't eat it okay I'll be right back check this out this is our one and only water watermelon cucumber that we harvested isn't this like the cutest little thing you've ever seen in your life look at this thing as far as veggies go anyway see little focus right super cool super cute we're gonna try to grow more of these next year and see if they how big they grow I got a feeling they gotta grow bigger than this but if they grow this big this would be amazing as a little ornament on some vodka watermelon liqueur or something we might get some outside noises today because well we're outside in the patio let me pop off the chat basically we're gonna see how many people we get popping in where the discussion takes us mask of raven how are you doing hope you're enjoying the last little stint of summer we're getting right that's what we're trying to do come out in the patio spend time with the with the flowers and the shrubbery zw money how are you doing what does zw stand for you're in the you're on the right stream I guess if we're talking about money here's some snacks I got some raspberries right strawberries and these are the grapes we harvest it off this thing this vine we have to take it down we found out today it wasn't just a big fat squirrel that was eating all that it was taking not all of them but started munching on our grapes it was also a squirrel it was also a raccoon that was coming up here I caught him this morning I came to take a picture but he was he was already gone he'll come back again raccoons come back when they smell food they'll be back zw is my initials a nice zw money and you are money right away right everything is money hello again always glad to catch another stream lonely piggy how are you doing glad to have you the university tomorrow enjoying my last day of summer with my real um and a little an analysis textbook real uh discrete numbers mathematics real analysis or is this just straight up uh statistics statistics is powerful like any any type of mathematics any type of course you can take where you're analyzing big data and you get an appreciation for what you can do with big data I don't care if you're entering it from the field of sociology whatever it might be to uh business to anything right take that course important to take that course it's all about data right now and it will be for a very long time to come hey hey enjoying the last few warm days outside to change jason yes yes we are for sure for sure and we still have like this thing blooms all year like gives flowers all year and we have some other things that are giving flowers and stuff we got no more veggies or fruits growing and money as well as a resource 100% right as well as a commodity based on certain institutions right as well as canon father depending on your personal choices right as well as the situation you ran data analysis is huge I believe huge huge huge huge windows start getting cold in Canada I have friends in Montreal who say it's it's already starting to get a bit chilly at the temperatures dropping so September if we're lucky in Canada we get an extended summer right but by October you're going to start seeing rain probably mid mid-september end of September and then we once once the rainy season starts in Vancouver anyway you got rain for three four five months right rest of Canada once the snow season starts you got snow four three four five months data analysis real masses is like calculus but more detailed is it okay cool I don't I don't think I've ever taken any courses with real analysis I can't remember anyway it's been so long right detailing nitpicky doing stuff like rigorously defining the reels oh my god it's like proofs it's like uh boolean yeah this that this this proven spider beans how are you doing welcome welcome hope you're having a fine fine day getting ready for work but it'll be listening awesome awesome hope you have a nice chill transition into work index house life interest rates are going down hey I had a question I had someone ask me a question family member sent me the following questions should I read them and we try to discuss them analyze them try to get our opinions because I might have an opinion about something and you guys might have an opinion about other things heavily emphasizes proof yes yeah that any math proof courses I had to I had to take I try to stay away from by the way here's our playlist for personal finance for anyone and I'll link this into this in the description of the videos once we load this on to bit you and YouTube for now and possibly other places okay here's the questions that were sent to me actually like 45 minutes ago okay from a family member and I told them to pop on here but I don't think they can their work so they won't be able to yeah yeah okay they won't be able to tune in right but let me read you his quick little email right so hey chicho I am wondering what you think about some economic developments I just I hope he's okay with me reading this he's okay his family I know right I just saw some of my options for a nice profit but it does it was close to expiry there were mining stocks I'm wondering if there will be a pullback or is this going to be a completely bearish September and October I guess it depends on the economic news coming out what do you think about these so specifically right he's got four questions that four things that he's picked that might influence based on what he's doing might influence the markets right so here's the things that he asked I'm just going to wait until the plane flies over again we're going to get ambient noise hopefully we won't get any gardening stuff people like suburbs was crazy all of a sudden you get a mass my you know two trucks come in and six people jump out with lawnmower equipment and trimming edges and stuff and they for like half an hour 45 minutes in the suburb you get a noise level just kick up and then it dies down right so here are the questions that he wants no right brexit hard or soft or delay so first question is about brexit is it going to be hard soft or delay trump china trade hope per reduction of tariffs right so the second question is regarding what's going to happen with the united states china and the trade wars that are taking place the terrorists taking place right fed cutting rates on september 19th they say 100% chance of at least 25 basis points 25.25% which is one basis points right cut for that one's easy 100% they're going to kick down one basis point possibly two basis points 50.5% right I don't think so I think they're going to go play 25 right italy and germany economy get worse or per better uh sometime this month or the politics going far right will be good for the metals okay so that fourth question let me read that again right italy and germany economy get worse or better sometime this month or the politics going uh or the politics going far right will be good for metals right and metals is a hedge against basically it's a safe haven that people flock to because metals have been beaten down for last few years right and they're starting to make a move gold is making a move right so it's things are going towards a safe haven right so the question really is is it really in germany economy going to get worse or better in the next month or two and what where's money going to go depending on what happens right all those factors and the last little sentence he says all those factors will be big for pullbacks in the metal metals prices specifically if the fed doesn't cut rates september 19 i know it's tough to say for sure but what do you think about these situations i'd like to get some more input let me read the chat let me see if there's anybody had any comments i would love to get into options trading a bit twitching jason says a bit more i started learning about it years ago and started tinkering but never really dove too deep yeah the only way to get into options trading is you gotta get into it right and with almost anything that you're initially learning you're gonna get burned a little bit just make sure you reduce your chance taking right don't have much knowledge on global economics but isn't outsourcing to china in general a big thing any enlightening would be appreciated just in regards to china there's right now there are outsourcing to china has been going on since in a big way it started off snowballing in the 1990s towards the end of 1990s it was huge in the 2000s was gigantic and we're seeing the tape you know coming down of it a little bit because of these tariff wars so a lot of stuff is coming out of china right now not as much as they have like huge china's growth is huge right if you take the book value on it but what's happening right now the because of these terrorist wars there's companies that are now pulling out of china and situating themselves in neighboring countries in asia right maybe thailand or one of the i know thailand is getting a huge influx of industry going in there right brexit delayed due to vote of no confidence china waiting out the elections in its hope of new index i love it so index this is index uh index is an opinion of what's going to happen regarding the questions right i'm going to read what he wrote down and then i'm going to read each question and read the reply right so indexes reply uh brexit delayed due to vote of no confidence china waiting out the election in hopes of new leader fed drops raised 25 basis points and holds for the remainder of trump's term okay so the questions were asked brexit hard or soft or delayed index reply brexit delay because of vote of no confidence trump china second question trump china trade hope or reduction of tariffs reply china waiting out the elections in hope of new leader and 2020 next year is the election so they're just going to ride it out from index's point of view until something better comes along a new leader comes along um fed cutting rates on september 19th reply fed cuts raised to 25 basis points and holds for the remainder of trump's term just my predictions yeah and then the fourth question italy italy and germany economy getting worse i think everyone would agree they're gonna get worse right this is just the beginning of italy europe going into a major downturn in my personal opinion i'm pretty sure index would agree and others might agree it seems like a uh uh malaf malafasit issue my previous comment i don't know what malafasit issue means malafasit i don't know that word instead of me looking it up uh z money uh z w money can you let me know what that word means multi oh multi fat i'm reading it properly multi-faceted issue malafasit multi-faceted issue um the previous comment would be yeah for sure it is that's one of the things playing hong kong is one of the things playing into this whole game as well right what's up that hello kid how you doing hope you're going to school and paying attention in class because you're gonna need a lot of information when you grow up that jevy 188 what do you think of trump when he was campaigning talking that low rates hurt the economy because it stops competition and now that he is uh president all he does is talk about the shallower dude don't trump is says look people like trump a lot of people like trump it's not just trump is Pelosi it's obama it's clinton it's bush all of these people all of these talking heads that are coming on tv and the industries put him in place to represent whatever centralized institution that they're supposed to represent whatever they say don't take them seriously really they say whatever they need to say to have the opinion polls the sound bites the the noise just kick them up in this phase so if they're going like this they're going to create waves so they can at least try to turn it around right of course full of hypocrisy guaranteed right what do i think about it i don't really think about what trump says very much really i i personally try to pay attention of what is going on right like i didn't care what obama was saying because obama had the same type of hypocrisy as trump has right take a look at what obama said and take a look at what he did take a look at what trump said take a look at what he did right like that's noise if you're following trump's tweets stop following trump's tweets if you're following news that is regurgitating trump's tweets or Pelosi's tweets or anybody's tweets forget about it right what you need to do to figure out what's going on in the world politically economically is forget about what these leaders are saying take a look at the data take a look at the mathematics take a look at uh stock prices take a look at what sectors of the economy are growing what this type of disruptive innovation is coming into play what legacy corporations multinationals are trying to desperately liquefy their assets pull their funds out of wherever it is to transfer it from somewhere else because they know the bubble is burst over here forget about following the noise of your the corporate lackeys right look at what the corporations are doing okay lions thank you very much for the twitch prime sub or twitch tier one sub two months yeah absolutely agree in excess i hope you agree with i just rented here is that what are you doing i was like mike pens is in iron at the moment and our prime minister is gay so that's a doozy mike pens oh is he okay okay cool that'll be cool i want i want to see this is what i would like to see i would like to see the irish prime minister shake hands with mike pens and shake hands the way the way that you you've seen certain other people shake hands when you grab them by one hand and shake them shake them hard nice firm grip and bring the other hand and put it on top of the other one and just shake them and then just touch their cheek a little bit that's what i would like to see the best thing to do is it best thing to invest in yourself 100 percent curious them by the way lions i'm sorry if i went off on that a little bit but i have a thing against what do you call it fanaticism right religious specifically hong kong used to belong to great britain between 1841 and 1997 belong to um that's a serious word the sickness man and belong to did it belong to or were they just occupying it hong kong is a valuable piece of land to control because of the position but also the financial system that is there today but it is diminishing in a huge way right losing power in a big way the british government has robot robototide rather than to control my loss of voice action and make me have accidents ios too funny well now following andrew yang a lot because he talks about the money circulation problem and ubi universal basic income is part of a solution i see no one else except maybe max keiser talk about money circulation being terrible so money circulation is velocity of money how fast money is changing hands between in the economy right so velocity of money from what i understand i don't i don't follow yang andrew yang i've read a couple things he said i don't agree with him with universal basic income that's just a stock gap measure band aid that basically inflates the bubble longer and it'll burst again like it's a in the limit it's going to breed poverty right class structure it's not a solution it i'm not saying that it might not a band aid may not be required but it's not an end game right circulation so from max keiser i do follow him a little bit from what i understand the data they presented frequency the velocity of money has decreased a fair bit so once that happens it means that investment is not being made there's less r&d there's less trade taking place people are hoarding right because they know or they're afraid that there's going to be an economic downturn that is a big issue that is a big issue as far as uh schismarman hong kong is concerned there's so many factors in play there there's so many people have their hands in the pot really it's crazy index what most americans fail to recognize with respect to china is the extent to which they can affect america's markets the amount of us that they hold for starters but also the government's ability to prevent educational immigration if they prevent students from going to private schools in america american private schools will see a serious downturn in uh in income including canada's private schools as well in a huge way right they also have the capacity to manipulate their currency at will yen interest rates are centrally controlled unlike the usd i agree that people under are underestimating china's effects i agree with index what they can do to the u.s economy but i think the u.s economy is very very resilient really it's insanely resilient the reason is is resilient is because it's a war-based economy so whenever the u.s central powers corporations they see a serious downturn in the u.s economy the war machine kicks into high gear and just the production just snowballs right and that's the way the u.s economy has functioned for the last number of decades whenever there has been a threat of a serious readjustment in the global economic system that is going to be less us centric the global war machine the u.s war machine kicks into high gear right and it kicks them out of that possible change uh that might be taking place that's one of the reasons we're seeing what we're seeing right now will it work again i don't know i hope not apparently they're getting on well haven't seen any handshakes are they too bad they should handshake clients i would love to see that handshake and a hug and a kiss i would love to see it i would love to see it it's not only the velocity of money it's who is getting the money before it changes hands yeah if it changes hands like for us um that javi 100% agreed with you because after the 2008 scam trillions of dollars were given to the powers that be and those trillions of uh dollars uh were not distributed down to the to the servants right to to the citizens of the countries right or to the serfs they were hoarded right they there was a little bit of breadcrumbs spread here and there right but most of it was used to acquire assets or to inflate every bubble that you can think of really made the stock market made the art made the comic books made the real estate real estate in the big way of course right crazy yeah certain groups groups countries gain a lot to destabilize region and support protesters which is a common thing people tend to fail to see the reasons behind the actions yeah big time chichou i listened to your video war is a racket i disagree that the entrepreneurs describe it uh describe in this text did anything wrong i don't think there is anything wrong with greed i think there are only people good people and bad people whether whether rich middle class or poor would love your thoughts on this curious that 100% of greed but the the entrepreneurs that were involved in getting the us military to destroy other nations so they could get a hold of their resources they were wrong right that wasn't just greed that was their greed translated into death and destruction of other nations of other peoples so it wasn't their greed that was bad you can be greedy if you want to be i love fruit right am i greedy with fruit i love my fruit man like really i want as much fruit as i can have right some people feel that way about money they want to have as much money as they can they can have it's fine have as much money as you want right but if i to get my fruit if i go to my neighbor's house kill half their family and harvest their strawberries because i love strawberries right then my greed was translated into murder and entrepreneur corporations greed for money it once it manifests itself as genocide that's as destroying nations that is wrong that's what war is a racket is about is multinational corporations getting militaries specifically in this case is a us military to go into other nations destroy them install dictators overthrow democrat the government's killed countless people so they can harvest bananas right that is wrong that is wrong hey chicho hope you're having a great day happy to finally have a live stream awesome will do for now glad you could make it that was a intense little five-minute rant that just went on it all about strawberries or was it banana republic oh yeah by the way i should have ended with this just look up the word the origin of the word of banana republic and you'll find out where that word comes from okay hence fruit okay war is a racket find out where the word banana republic comes from banana is it banana republic i think so and you'll pretty much understand us foreign policy or western foreign policy and a lot about economics and resources hi fan of your youtube videos poly while nuts eight i'm glad you like i hope you like the live stream well this is going to be uploaded to youtube as well bit you so it will be a video i'm getting close to restarting the editing video the videos that we edit the trillions of dollars were used to further stratify and enrich what was already going on 100 percent the javi i agree hey sorry to ask again but when would another math stream happen mask of raven great question math stream tomorrow 2 p.m my time let's start school started my part of world today right let's start the math stream tomorrow okay so two hours drop in math tutoring session uh 2 p.m pdT my time we're going to go in front of the whiteboard and do a little bit of mathematics and mask of raven thank you for asking again i get a lot of questions and i make a lot of promises and stuff like this sometimes i can't keep track of it all so if i put out any promises if i've said ask me again and stuff like this please do so it's my way of being reminded of what i need to do i don't like there's only so much i can keep track of i'm not i'm not good in that front i like doing and i do plan out a lot of things but they're really most of it is just mathematics laying out the math or so finance cooking videos and stuff like that yes but that is a moral issue not a money issue okay curious daven my question to you is then what is your critique of war is a racket what's the what's the problem with with them saying that what the entrepreneurs were doing was wrong because you can't really separate a human being from the moral question right every human being has some kind of standards in comic books for example there's a intergalactic assassin fantastic character one of the greatest characters in comic book history called lobo right and when he when he gives his word he does what he says right so he never negate what do you call it goes back on his word right and he has no hesitation of assassinating anyone okay but he has one love that he always will take care of right and that's dolphins that's lobo's moral obligation right space dolphins by the way or that was the original lobo recently it well not recently in 90s became a little bulldog a little dog there too but he was his partner really but even an intergalactic assassin has some kind of moral obligation to its environment right you can't say you know it's not a moral issue it's a money issue what did you do where did that money come from right that is a question you must ask dude you probably call w w when it's a w v w w when it's a w v maybe that's tricky uh american author ol henry coined the term to describe Honduras and neighboring countries under economic exploitation by us corporations such as the united fruit company and that is the origin of the word of banana republic thank you very much index right and right there let's read that again the origin of the word banana republic american author ol henry coined the term to describe Honduras and neighboring countries under economic exploitation by us corporations such as the united fruit company right and quoting index now which country was named in the sentence ah two countries united states and Honduras right this word was coined i believe in the 19 when was it index 1930s 40s 50s i can't remember what it was it was before 1950s i believe Honduras right was one of the main countries that is having serious economic turmoil in central america and let's say the latin americas right where you seen a mass migration of people coming into the united states Honduras what just recently happened in Honduras during the obama administration was a military coup of an elected representative and the u.s. government and the canadian government and most western governments supported that military coup the supported the military dictatorships that came in right that gave guns to gangsters and stuff like the crime rate went through the roof like it was insane right so in the last eight years Honduras came on to the front lines of news right now and but what banana republic that's where the one country we're talking about when the like we could loop this for nearly years right hey i worked at banana republic college and by the way banana republic is also a textile company where they have stores in canada and the united states as well likely that probably europe where they sell clothing shoes and overpriced textiles yeehaw regarding the math stream yeah i've been looking forward to it too then wouldn't ubi be a start or at least a partial solution to money not getting to the poorest people here's the thing the javi one of the problems with the our current economic system is this the very rich has easy access to money the extremely poor have a certain amount of support it's the ones in the middle that get rolled over right so what that's going to do is going to take a lot of funds from the middle 80 percent and distributed the ubi for the short the lower the extremely poor is going to be a little bit better off right but it's going to take funds from 80 percent of the population okay filter a lot of that some of it not a lot of it some of it to the bottom 15 percent and most of it is going to go to the top five percent just look at the percentage of money that for private charities even government charities or whatever it is from charities that actually make their way to the impoverish depending on the charity it's a very small percent you'd be amazed some of the charities you look at large charities that collect hundreds of millions of dollars like maybe if you're lucky 10 to 15 percent of the money they collect goes to the actual people they're supposed to be helping where's the other 85 percent isn't there a better way to do this instead of centralizing everything right i have to tune out for a moment i feel like i missed some heavy discovery maybe twitching jason what's going on chichol sleepy waves how's life how you doing isn't money and its function in our society fraught with moral problems 100 percent money and morality are very closely linked 100 percent i agree with masker raven and one of the things is i i always bring this up when we start using money we always have to keep in mind there's a difference between money and currency right everything is money this is money i could cut this and sell this i'm money my time is money my resource is money my lever is money right your money your time sitting here watching this is money right fruits are money everything is money everything has value right that's the way i interpret money everything has value but once you start commodifying everything putting the weight of a currency on the money on those things that are all around us maybe air water then we have a problem because you've given you've pegged the value of that resource commodity necessity to a fiat currency then we have serious problems because in our current economic system in our class structure there are institutions organizations individuals that have unlimited access to unlimited funds so once they price put a value on anything and right now the whole economic system is based on commodifying everything right so once you put a price tag on anything then those who print our money and distribute it among their friends they can buy anything they can buy water they can buy air they can buy you and me our economic system needs that really define distinction between what is money and what is a currency okay once we wrap our heads around that thing we are free i agree master brave it's a way of it's a gateway into so many things an avenue for the good and bad money and morality are very closely like big money equals gmo and hybrid seeds that the world farmers have to buy because they buy these they need to invest in special fertilizers and this is monsanto's basically or bear right now because bear bought monsanto a business model right it's like drug addicts business model first few samples are free then you're addicted then you pay through the nose right or through the roof or whatever the saying is need to invest in special fertilizer and other stuff next season you buy you have to rebuy everything because the ground is poisoned and the seeds are made to not not being able to be used again yeah and sticks are manner that's on the production side of it right on the consumption side of it those gmo grown or with pesticides and herbicides and all this stuff right that are grown in soil that is not rich and natural natural uh what do you call it organically generated nutrients but it's through chemicals most likely petrochemicals food fed in then the harvest what you're eating doesn't have the nutrients that the body needs right as a percentage let's let's say right so organically grown apple in your backyard that you gave it your compost food the food that you're eating right compared to an apple grown by agro business doesn't have the same nutrients as this does so you have to over consume this to get the same quantity anyway right so you get health issues you get over consumption issues you're using up the resources a lot more because if it takes one gallon of water i don't know how much it takes to have an apple organically it might take three four five gallons of water to grow five or six apples that you need for the same nutrient it's it's a domino it's a domino that is what our economic system is people look at our economic system individually as this is standalone this is standard it is not right because the whole chain of production has been linked up through centralized power and that is the problem with centralization overpriced is correct yeah such a dark joke banana republic selling cheap textile exports as overpriced commodities in the west yep index crazy crazy that's how you keep the finance financial growing yeah it's modern capitalism it's just gross that they named the company banana republic it's crazy it's crazy and in vancouver the banana republic used to i don't i haven't been in there i don't know 20 years i don't i don't know how long it's been around right i found myself in there a couple of times and you go in there and they're usually set up on like the expensive streets and it's you look at this thing it's just like wow blows you away once you know the economics behind and the word behind the word originated from is that a raspberry yeah i buy one i buy one from you so it's raspberry and the strawberries these strawberries i think this is the last batch of strawberries we're getting locally they're amazing really so good agreed most people are completely unaware of the roots of of the term the port gets support but they don't get money so why would anyone in the middle class rich class be interested in them but with a little money then there would be new demand and new markets for all classes all that's such an idealistic perspective and man that javi i agree with you i wish i wish no one interested in you except when you have some cash here's the thing i wish i lived in the world that you this ideology lives in right because at some point i did i thought that was a possible solution is to distribute that money get a centralized institution to give money to the poor and bring them out of poverty and stuff like this and then you realize in our capitalistic system the way it's set up as soon as you do that there's wall street corporations and stuff there that place themselves between those who need help and where the help is okay and start taking money off the table one of the best examples i have of this is payday loans or corporations like that right where banks don't allow people with bad credit to open up bank accounts right credit unions as well if you have bad credit you're going to have a hard time opening up a credit union account right so banks are out of the question credit unions are a question and what happens is the very poor that are on welfare they get money every month in my area anyway from the government right and if they don't have a bank account what they need to do is go to these secondary corporations which are payday loans and they cash their checks there and the service charges they pay is a lot more than would be on a bank right so all of a sudden there's little money being taken off the table those kinds of corporations are in every step not one but two three four five they're everywhere they're everywhere the healthy the healthy lifestyle hype hit the earth what happened to price of healthy food demand and supply good business money good business model right now we need more gmo to support the demand of healthy food now you're stuck in the pockets yeah gmo is not healthy food that's the kicker right people have been utterly tricked into believing non-gmo is healthier or better masquerade and i disagree okay there are some economic and monoculture criticism you can make for sure there is right and it's not very little it's a lot right but they are largely a force for good and help us use less land and pesticides i disagree i disagree because they devastate a region they poison a region they become they make it anyway there's there's so much in there like there's so much in there really and for example for us we have a csa in the summers right spring to fall we have a csa we pay money on the front and to a farmer right like five hundred dollars or something for about five months worth of produce herbs and stuff like this that's grown locally there's less transportation right when you're talking about gmo's and stuff like this you got to take everything into consideration right not just uh how much land human power or whatever it is took to have one apple gmo grown or one apple local you know organically you also have to take it through consideration the transportation costs the storage costs the nutrient factors all that jazz and then what happens to the land 10 years down the road right can it still produce food yes but they create value otherwise people won't buy their clothes technology is deflationary and it will close the gap i say i usually use kick in the in the food streams speaking of clothing companies such as someone who worked at one long ago i've always been fascinated by the moral dynamics behind the clothing industry cheap and affordable clothing is produced by underpaid labor while the more sustainable products are ridiculously expensive and one could argue that the amount one spends on more sustainable products could be better spent on those in need to chan jason it's a good question i have i have a friend that has a textile company and she has pitched a documentary that she's been meaning to make regarding the chain of production and stuff like that we talked a fair bit about it it the textile industry is crazy right people want cheap products but you have to replace those more often and then they complain about you know they donate money to places that support non-child labor so they're contradictory right and all that jazz for us in my area i can tell you this in my area there's a lot of independent local designers that have been popping up and i know a lot of people that only buy from local designers it is more expensive but the quality is better they know the money is staying locally so if you extend that one or two degrees what happens is it improves your community so a lot of people have that mindset as well when it comes to consuming textiles and other things as well food specifically as well right so it's a big question it's a big question sorry if i'm super off topic or behind here not me too i'm way behind i think i actually i think i caught up with chat trying to work and participate in the convo at the same time no worries to ching jason i read as i go down and i'll hopefully i can keep track of the discussions and talk about them right i respectfully disagree with about underpaid labor no one is forced to work uh curious them and i disagree there is slave labor and slave labor doesn't mean they're underpaid there are actually people being held in camps that are slave camps where they're making things there are people who are being told to join a shipping vessel where they go on a ship to in different parts of the world i don't know i don't think that exists too much in canada but in certain parts of the world they're going to go catch fish right or seafood and they're not paid they're not allowed to leave if they talk too much they are thrown off board so there are people that are actually working as slaves in our current economic system right so you can't say no one is forced to work there are plenty of people forced to work in the united states prisoners are forced to work i believe i don't know if they're forced to work maybe someone just do it because they need the exercise right but there's chain gangs in the united states in in the past uh in the history of the united states we know this is a fact that certain counties certain regions would arrest people because they needed chain gangs they needed roads built cotton picked right so centralized power can easily in different parts of the world this used to happen keep in mind this used to happen probably still does happen in the united states right so you can't say no one is forced to work there are millions of people that are forced to work in the world right as slaves so why not market fabric that are cheap and long-lasting like hemp or wait because the war on drugs 100% 100% crazy the just a warrant war on drugs and hemp textiles right correct me if i'm wrong on this but last i looked up looked this up and i looked i looked this up for a number of years i was an advocate right then i am an advocate hemp is the strongest naturally occurring long chain fiber that we know of it's resilient it's tough and they made it illegal the war world war one world two was one one of the things that was used to it was hemp right the u.s. government used to run ads grow hemp it's funny how a lot of people think china is paying for trump's tariffs against china but the fact is that it's the american people and importers who end up paying for the tariffs for the short term yes i agree that's one place i disagree with a lot of people regarding who's paying the tariffs for the short term is the american citizens that are paying the tariffs right canine citizens whoever they might be right but maybe maybe just maybe those people who support these tariffs are not as stupid as people think they are maybe they're looking at their kids that are like two years old and going you know what we need to have industry in our country we can't have all our corporations making product outside of our country because when our two-year-old grandchildren children grow up they're gonna need jobs they're gonna need to live in a economic system that is sustainable that ideally is local we're willing to pay the extra tariffs right now to not buy these cheap products we want products that are grown raised created in our own country it's not just about the short term price fluctuations that is what power wants you to think it is about the cycles that we go through not the noise where is there slave labor in the u.s where is there slave labor in the u.s do you live in a big city do you have massage parlors in your city half of those massage parlors have slave labor and if you're buying product that's made from seafood to textiles that is made in certain parts of the world like this is known right it's just not general knowledge right it's a fact that some of that product may have been grown raised created by slave labor i just listened to a radio program yesterday on cbc canadian news broadcaster on the radio talking about the seafood industry that a lot of Cambodians and Filipinos or whatever they're looking for work migrants that are going around right i think that these they were interviewing Cambodians that were told that they were going to go on a ship to you know get some seafood and stuff they were promised this work and and this money and they never got paid and a couple of their seamates were thrown overboard because you know they talked too much and some of them had to jump over ship to escape their slave income like really so why will why not market fabric oh yeah we read that read the u.s yeah right on the money gasoline is a good example of that washing machine is also an example reads read somewhere the price increased with about 12 the consumer always pays but cheap is good especially for the people that work hard every day with a low salary or are they going to increase the salaries with the higher cost doubt it doubt it hello chicho just popping in to say hi great setup we'll watch this later awesome glad you like it uh there i'm at two yeah it's pretty i'm actually thinking about uh just doing one stream just maybe after this just turning on the computer actually i might have to go somewhere after this just doing a chicho patio live stream just try it on go do what i need to do inside the house i think what chicho said is why trump is pushing for tariffs to bring companies back to the u.s that that is what trump is saying i personally don't think trump is really cares too much about that i think trump is doing it to keep his base to give his give his voter to keep his voter support right uh i i don't you know i don't think trump is doing anything for the betterment of the american people because it's for the betterment of american people i think he's doing it because he's going to get something out of it right and he got to give credit to the dude man the guy he said he was going to do some stuff and he's doing those stuff that's what his voter people voted him for right and the other half are run by donald trump yes but with having companies back in the u.s they will make the value of that product higher than the value of the product if it was made in china then add in mind the salaries will probably not keep up with the increase of cost for us made product let's you know what it's a trap it is a trap to a certain degree because there is disruptive innovation in play big time right so the question is which industries are going to set up shop in the united states is it going to be the knitting industry textile industry i don't know i i really don't know is that a sustainable thing how's how's automation going to play into all this all that's going on right now saying hey what are they i forget the terms that people are calling this thing right it depends on which side of the spectrum you're from we went from underpaid banana republic workers to massage part of the workers yes curious dumb 100% concerned 100% curious dumb you you you ask me curious dumb you ask me wait wait where is their slave labor in the u.s that exists in the u.s if you ask me a worse physical question i'll answer more specifically but i agree having big companies in your own country that bring bring in a lot of money to the people is very good very good and also there's r&d research and development being done in the country so there's the possibility of disruptive innovation technology kicking into gear and more branching off into more industry right so it's not just that factory to make this thing it's the spin-offs from that the food carts the the retail space the the housing everything right but it also comes with a certain cost and it also comes with a certain cost the farmer subsidies are crazy though agree the farmer subsidies are insane how many of these farmers admittedly reject socialized programs yeah corporate socialism right the united states right now one of the best descriptive terms of what the western economic systems are is corporate socialism right a majority a majority and now in support of big business your farm has to be a certain size to receive the subsidies 100% agree which is one of the reasons this behind you that you see right greenery harvesting our own little bit of fruits and vegetables like really it's amazing right i feel good not buying from agro business right it's like a butterfly effect if you've heard about that saying it's like the butterfly effects yes farmers cutting off their nose despite their face yeah am i in the minority here saying i think trump isn't such a bad guy i'd hang out with him uh i think curious devin i think you're in a minority thinking that trump isn't a bad guy i think trump is a piece of crap okay however everything that he does is not bad okay just because a piece of crap is picking up garbage on the streets you don't say oh piece of crap stop picking up garbage on the streets no you're cleaning up the streets good stuff thank you i'll even say thank you right maybe they won't be a piece of crap down the road if enough people say thank you to them i don't think trump is a nice guy if you know anything about trump you know he's not a nice guy really okay but everything that he's doing is not necessarily bad it's crazy it's like everything that obama did was good no that's crazy yeah if you have if you have the space go ahead and start up a small girl operation in your garden after all wouldn't it be nice to eat healthy food food fruits that's been growing from healthy poison free earth 100% and it saves you money not much but it saves you money it gives you a little bit of exercise so it keeps you healthier right you really think he's a nice guy that's fine curious David he's done he's said some stuff he's done some stuff that sure but he's also waging economic warfare on venezuela right that are hurting that are causing the death of thousands in the long run maybe tens of thousands of people right if the sanctions continue the way they did with iraq in the 1990s where madeline albright came out said they asked her if they thought the price of the sanctions was worth it since by conservative estimates half a million children had died because of the sanctions and madeline albright came out and said she thought the price was worth it right now would you call matter an albright nice person because she thought the price of sanctions was worth it when the price was half a million iraqi children dying because the sanctions i wouldn't put anyone as being a nice person in that category right or anyone from that category as being a nice person that's my personality right if you're responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths tens of thousands of deaths thousands of deaths hundreds of death dozens of death innocent deaths you're not a nice person for me that's end of sentence boink he's a slumlord turned politician slumlord yep i met him once when i was a kid super nice guy curious David yeah the space force is crazy is that militarizing i mean the space has been militarized for a while but actually coming out and saying we've actually created a new branch of the us military called it space force right the space force space comp didn't they call space comp it's like african right like african came into existence in the mid 2000s right that was a game changer that was a game changer africa had become so complicated now there's so many players in play and there was so much money covert operation that needs to go in there that they created a new branch to us military called african african's not gonna get better it's gone to shit even more right space comp right i think that's what they're calling isn't it total domination of world under trump not under trump under the us military okay also don't forget to save as much seeds as you can and wash wash them and then store them do you wash the seeds skits are in it owning a lot of seeds in the future might turn into a small gold mine in every aspect seeds i don't wash the seeds it's just harvest them like whatever they are right some fruits seeds for sure right wash them and then let them dry like berries and stuff mulberries i have mulberry seeds and some other seeds that i do have you can grow your own food in case it's needed you can trade with seeds you can trade with what you grow yeah food is uh tradable as commodity right it's money right and by the way twitching sticks are my not i store my seeds in the freezer and some in totally dry in jars right i think freezer should keep longer i'm pretty sure it should be okay okay with that you have to count those billions of deaths through action they should make me i have i want to skip some of your comments i would love to see a government who incentivize incentives incentivize small business startups to break up the market share in certain industries where there are a few big players yeah curious about i'd love to see it as well me too me too i'm gonna eat more strawberries raspberries i'm not gonna eat the if you came in late check this out this is one thing we harvested cucumber would want to oh that focus nice they gave it a good focus come on focus again they gave it a good focus it's not gonna focus it's too close oh look at that it focused awesome isn't this the cutest thing look at this thing watermelon cucumber by the way what's up curious them grape raspberry and a strawberry lessons today from live streams don't rub your neighbors and that being said these grapes that you see behind us that's from our neighbor they're growing it right and the grapes came over so we directed it up the up the steps and up to here we built this thing we harvest the whole bunch of grapes this is the grapes from that right so it's not robbing sharing share your share your fruits your harvest with your neighbor that's the other story delicious well done thanks aya's one scary thing about space warfare the closest thing we have to an applicable applicable applicable law is maritime law international waters until the law catches up there's a ton of possibility for unprosecutable war crimes would they not be held accountable if they committed war crimes on land based on the laws of the land or maritime law and then there's common law and maritime law are they the same thing is that is that it's correct size i've never seen that yes i'm creating i'm creating a real-time live stream optical illusion to blow your mind ready here's a gigantic one i should hold it like bring it bottom out like this and just go clap my hands and do this i've shrunk it down but this is it that's his actual size let's see if we can make it focus again super cute like crazy cute right like this thing so cute right hey chicho what were your main criticism of gmo's i'd like to look into it further uh mask of raven first criticism who owns the patents right and should corporations be able to be able to create terminator seas and release them into nature right because all science all scientific history tells us this if you're going to conduct an experiment you better make sure it's a closed experiment because you don't know what's going to happen to it when it's released into the open right so first order of business the way it's been conducted and who owns the patents right and then we can talk about the health benefits and the destruction of the soil the the the nutrient factor the the sub the secondary of health effects on human beings and we can talk about all that crap later right hit hit the head first really patents for seeds and patent for terminator seeds releasing terminator seeds not a closed scientifically that person if if a scientist was doing this you would put him in jail right they would they would have their credentials pulled right period but we're giving these these corporations as institutions corporate welfare to experiment on all of us there's there's gmo products he's taking over other crops right there's uh what do they call them uh mutants weeds uh not mutants they're called frankenstein weeds coming up and stuff like that really who's who's gonna be held accountable for this right who was that a baby why is so forgetful inside i love this thing but it's a it's a cucumber watermelon look at this thing come on focus focus oh it's not focusing focus no oh there it is cucumber watermelon i haven't cracked it open this is our first harvest i don't know what that looks like on the inside we're gonna crack it open as long as they are uh thoroughly dried and in okay this is about seeds so as long as they are thoroughly dry in an airtight container or something it should be good in the freezer as long as the temperature is stable okay cool awesome i assume you don't have a cryogenic chamber at home somewhere no it's because it's impossible to determine sovereign land and space how do you invade space that hasn't been defined as a country's yet so the war crimes oops i knocked the camera with my foot so the let me adjust this to bring it back to our position so uh but if they commit the war crimes on land so if they send rockets bombs on land destroy certain countries then they can be held uh responsible for the war crimes right but if they commit atrocities in space all the sudden take down somebody's space station then they don't have to be held accountable is that correct that i can understand yeah but then that would kick off a general war on land here i'm assuming the wind's picking up hopefully it's not affecting the mic too much in uk they take your organs unless you opt out yeah i feel like i'm i read your comment just a sidetrack and organ uh black market organ market business is huge right harvesting organs from people that did not opt in for their organs to be harvested yeah i feel like i'm looking at uh a forced perspective piece like that's uh like they did in the lower rings for the hobbits suddenly she chose think yeah it's a bloody good idea you're dead you're not using them oh yeah i think sense so things reply to is in uk they take your organs unless you opt out and things reply is yeah it's it's a bloody good idea you're dead you're not using them well the patterns and terminate your seas are the parts i agree with you agree with them or disagree with them the health effects of soil are what i'm not convinced of oh okay so you're that way but yes under our capitalistic system those problems exist in a huge way huge way so might as well hit it up uh in the front end when it's starting to kick into effect right i just arrived lord welcome welcome hello everyone what do you think about harvesting cloned organs limbs and tissues from an anasophilic bodies exactly no one knows yet oh exactly no one knows yet so what's going to happen if they bomb a country a region from space if it originated from there i'm assuming it's going to get into the law where you prosecute people where the crime was committed right i think that law exists regarding extradition wherever the crime was committed then that jurisdiction has the first right of prosecuting someone from what i understand anyway as long as there's extradition treaties in space they won't go crazy on each other if they come across each other they will wait and most likely see what the other one do first one to make the mistake as the loser maybe hey friends and brothers have a great evening i have to go peace on earth and in space curious dab and agree to agree there's an outer space treaty i don't think so there is there was cooperative treaties where they were you know occupying the same space space station and work together and did stuff but i think that ended last few years same as dead bodies or third printed organs as long as it works it's not a problem right but two warring warring nations are not going to agree to extradite one another one yeah that's true extradite one another yeah and then it'll just escalate overly religious types always get annoyed because their grandpa's grandpa's heart is in another human being and not rotting in a ditch it's very funny yeah i think take one of the issues with it is the moral issue of it and not necessarily from the religious front it's also from the centralization front right because we know there's organ harvesting going on around the world illegal black market organ harvesting going on around the world once we roll this out organ harvesting everywhere and any way possible then how do we keep tabs and make sure that people aren't being given a chance to come back from whatever it is that they're coming back from or to live because someone has their eye on their organs right once this kicks into effect there won't be a shortage shortage of organs for after i don't know how many years right and then things will stabilize but because there's huge demand for organs right now there's a huge black market so there might be a need to kick into gear you know some kind of disruptive innovation or technology where you provide an oversupply of organs to get rid of that demand the one problem with auto organ harvesting or things like that are religious factors but i think it's responsible that unless you have explicitly opted out it happens it should be something that doesn't happen unless you sign up because no one wants to do that and think about their death and things like that yeah there are masquerade there are people that are concerned that if something happens to them okay when they go into a hospital because there is seriously high demand for their some part of their organ then the system will not allow them the time to possibly come out of whatever it is that they're in okay there is that mindset as well okay and that's related to our horrendous healthcare systems there's no trust i'm a protestant christian and a 100 pro organ donating there is an outer space treaty 109 countries are in on it cool i don't think the united states would be in on it the treaty explicitly forbids any government to claim a celestial resource such as the moon or a planet article two of the treaty states that outer space include the moon and other celestial bodies is not subject to national uh i should have been doing quotes but i'm not sorry uh is not i'm quoting right now is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty by means of use and occupation or by any other means however the state that launches a space object retains jurisdiction and control control over that object the state is also liable for damages caused by its space object so that could be applied to the war as well if they blow up land or country but i doubt if the united states or russia or china have signed on to this how this treaty actually will work out is the real question so 109 countries is 270 how many countries 270 plus countries six armada if you could find out of which space-faring nations are not on that list such as china united states russia without of pakistan would be in on another india i think most of them would be us china russia is on are they on really i'm impressed i'm impressed so this could apply to the war crimes i guess england as well france cool germany cool and keep in mind all these treaties they could pull out at any time they want right i guess we haven't talked hardly hard economics personal finance really but we've talked about the political front of it how much would you pay for the clone i has organs etc or do you think the government should provide it free of charge national national health care well does national health care work sure it does should nation take care of the health of the of its citizens of course it should long-term economically it makes sense right in a big way in a big way i'm getting close to making the spreadsheet the once the ebay auctions end this week i'm gonna uh what do you call it finalize the spreadsheets the data that i've collected for the ebay sales that we've done we're gonna do some asmr math overlapping with one comic books video that i put together already i haven't shot it but i know what we're gonna talk about and the spreadsheet we're gonna know so we're gonna start looking at some hard numbers in regards to rate of return investment costs and profits and all this jazz any health care should be provided free of point of service at point of service in canada right now and i think in a lot of countries if you walk through the door of an emergency ward in the hospital they have to try to save your life or try to help you up unless it's minor like headaches or whatever it is they're just gonna say what are you doing here sticks armada the price will be made by how much you really need the organ some organs are more valuable for sustaining life than others yeah and the will to live as well some people might say no i'm done all right i don't want to go in operation i don't want to go through therapy i don't want to be in i don't know what the right term is physically not functional i don't want to live in pain i'm done when the heart gives when the liver gives when the kidney gives when the lung gives whatever gives a chico fortunate to catch a live stream well how to have you dragons 108 dragons though someone else here with 108 in their name who was it but it was at the end of their name 108 dragons i think he told us where that was from what was that from some sci-fi book where they had 108 dragons i think we're gonna go blackberry picking today nice there's a butterfly caught a raccoon on our porch today these are the best streams always good discussions yeah i love these streams as well it's the name of a triad manga is it 108 dragons crying freeman oh i think i've seen i i know crying freeman long time ago man long time ago during my ninja scroll days since i started hanging out here i've gained five more iq according to a test i took funny maybe i i put that iq test out right maybe i should put out a chico iq test and you just answer questions things that you know we've done your iq will be higher that's what some of those tests are right if you know their system oh you're smarter what's the best time of day that's the first question what's the best time of day who knows the answer who has plus 10 iq to whatever iq they have right now what's the best time of day 24 hour day what's the best time of day after i deliver life extension i through clone organs transplants i hope to deliver rotary propulsion satellites so we can escape our universe by rotary propulsion i don't think you could escape it by rotary propulsion ias wormholes maybe but the universe how do you escape this universe this universe is an energy matter base right but we we know what a matter is uh well to a certain degree uh we're not artificially sure what the energy does best time of day 4 20 your iq just went up another 10 awesome we're fun we're fun gotta love these streams i love being a patio i should i i wish we did more more streams in the patio with we've been i've been doing a lot of stuff out here harvesting bone fruit picking it's nice it's a pretty patio we're going to do a barbecue here in a couple of days we have a whole bunch of friends coming over i need to research magnet magnetal relativity first yeah magnets are powerful things but magnets are powerful things adjust adjust i don't know if this is the right stream but i have a math related question i went out of high school college but would like to when it's picking up would like to study algebra and calculus as a hobby where's the best place to start for self-study magneto from x-men yeah i watched the most recent x-men movie last night uh dark phoenix 108 dragons all reply to you let me deal with the x-men thing i read the imdb reviews on it i looked at the number it was after the movie i looked at the number it was like 5.9 and you read the reviews i've never seen such horrendous reviews on any movie in my life right one out of ten one out of ten you scroll down it's like one out of ten out of like a hundred reviews maybe there's like two of them they're like seven out of ten eight out of ten one person was not out of ten or something like this right i'm no rush okay awesome i'm usually here just for the colors awesome awesome uh and uh i read them and we watched the last night right and we're like man that was a better movie than apocalypse was right or the previous x-men movie it was a good movie for me i gave it an eight out of ten seven or eight out of ten right and the reviews were like oh who wrote this man comic book people stop being so angry consider this movie to be an else world movie okay sure there were things that were if but it was a step out major step up from apocalypse and apocalypse could have been an amazing movie right but it wasn't okay so people were like hating on this thing i'm like i got a laugh out of just reading i'm like man you guys were out of your mind right as for the mathematics look up paul's notes they have a lot of really useful stuff yeah some of those notes stuff is really good but here's the kicker do you still remember 108 dragons do you still remember how to add and subtract negative numbers fractions and how to move around an equal sign so and i really mean this right so if you're given something like 2x over 15 minus 3x plus 5 over x no not x let's say 12 equals 17 plus 2x or whatever it is right can you solve that equation if you don't know that right forget about getting into functions yet learn the basics right and the basics you can learn anywhere right i have videos up that you can learn that stuff right you know adding subtracting multiplying dividing adding fractions common denominator prime factorization moving around an equal sign how to solve an equation factoring right factoring should be after all those right so learn the basic first especially how to deal with fractions right multiplying fractions and adding fractions and when you have fractions and equal signs right so deal with those first once you know those then look into functions what it means to graph a line from there you can start going into more complicated functions or you could start looking at data sets as far as where to begin yeah some cold like cold notes or what's the other notes called paul's notes are good just basic stuff and a lot of stuff you could just going to do exercises right and there's lots of exercises available online so my recommendation would be just to go online and say adding worksheet right in doc.goer whatever search engine you use just go adding worksheet and just find a worksheet just add numbers adding negative number of worksheets find a worksheet do that adding fractions find a worksheet try to do it if you don't know how to do it look up a couple of videos that come back to asap right really fast speed goes out of style right and add fractions right and then multiply fractions and then divide and then solving basic equations one step solving basic equations two step and then factoring and just work your way up that way right that's tomorrow night's viewing sorted there nice the x-men yeah also three blue brown has a pretty great calculus series yeah if you want to go calculus like if if you know how to do all the basics and you know functions you know databases or how to manage data and statistics a little bit probability and how to graph functions right then calculus would be one step you go to or intense statistics and I agree like uh mask of raven stated three blue one brown fantastic math channel I find it very uh more on the entertaining front like oh super cool oh super cool right it's not on the work front where you want to actually become good at mathematics it's more trying to understand how math works in our world really only issue I have with most movies coming out the last couple of years are too much political correctness yeah I agree nobody acts logically anymore it's all a lot uh feeling space I agree it's the x-men and x-men has that as well it's like a scene from new Godzilla they are on top of a giant animal that was in deep sleep it stands up and they they are on the shell of it somebody somebody on the suddenly one of the character screens how can you deny the climate change is really good that's too funny in the x-men there's a part where rogue turns to I'm gonna it's it's not a spoiler it's at the beginning almost it's just a one liner uh not rogue uh raven turns to uh uh professor Xavier says uh you know he's calling him out on someone's bullshit and he turns to professor Xavier says and by the way why do you call it x-men why don't you call it x women right so it's everywhere when the situation had nothing to do with the climate change yeah and nothing else had anything to do with the climate change I don't know they're throwing that stuff in the everywhere it's weird cool I dig your older videos also checking out the other resources yeah seriously if you want just cool problem solving like solutions three brown uh three blue one brown is very good you sat x-men apocalypse was was good right I thought x-men apostles was a good movie too what was your main reason I just wonder you know barbarian it was okay it wasn't apocalypse was okay portrayed nice that like the origin the origin they did well the final battle wasn't that good um apocalypse it could have been better it could have been much better right because they told the apocalypse storyline they did they did they did tell the apocalypse storyline from the comic books but the emotional factor was wasn't there like x-men apocalypse I would give like 6.5 out of 10 this dark phoenix which I was totally against by the way I couldn't I didn't really want to watch it it's like the third time they're telling the dark phoenix story but it was a another world other world dark phoenix story I didn't know that right and I was went in there thinking oh man I can't believe they're telling another dark phoenix story but it has little minor changes that kept me entertained as well so this one I would I gave eight out of 10 apocalypse I gave six and a half out of 10 and people laugh and call me paranoid when I say the movie movies is one of the main brainwashing tools for good oh it sticks man who's who laughs at you if they laugh at you they must watch a lot of disney man entertainment industry is one of the main propaganda corporate propagandas the programming you know as a saying goes why do you think they call it programming television programming right because they're programming people it's one of the main brainwashing tools that centralized power has I mean brainwashing is a loaded term implying you think the message is bad but yes movies communicate messages and morals all the time and that isn't a bad thing a mask of raven agreed not necessarily a bad thing however they're not being forthright with their program I mean it's all subliminal okay not all subliminal there's a lot of forthright but a lot of us subliminal and a lot of it is not good bad very very very very bad history has proven that I mean look at all the war propaganda that we have in movies right now why is that war propaganda and good there's war propaganda coming out of almost every movie in Hollywood or from Hollywood ha ha brainwashing is always a bad thing especially when kids are subject to it yeah like brainwashing implies that the person doesn't know they're being brain like programmed right so brainwashing implies that there's an inherent plan to convince these people to do something that they're not aware of right planting seeds I do that myself but it's not necessarily bad I do it with my students regarding mathematics but I'm really honest about it right I tell I tell my students when we start talking about things I go list what we're doing talking about right now you're not going to see for three years but I'm planting seeds right I'm programming you I'm getting you laying down the foundation so you understand future concepts right what's your definition of brainwashing might this might agree putting ideas that are not necessarily true into kids that are valuable vulnerable to this type one movie that covers this is the corporation it's like a three-hour documentary where they interview core CEOs where they talk about saying oh you know the product they sell is to teenage girls but they start advertising to those girls when they're like toddlers like four five six years old that's when they're hitting up hitting them up with the advertisement to sell them products when they're 15 the Pentagon is more than willing to lend equipment if they get final treatment of the script so the film casts the u.s. military in a positive light and they give access to warships planes helicopters military hardware equipment yeah and funding right and it's just it's not only movies it's also gaming it's also books everything education kids have not developed the logical thinking you're very interested in comics do you ever try to write your story do a really uh do you already have one uh barbarian i in the past i did think about it but i got into publishing so i published other people's comic books right their stories because i had the at the time i had to finance it so i decided instead of trying to create my own comic books i act as a node and provide the funding where people could publish their books and i 15 15 comic books i've published 15 16 comic books which is why films like platoon and apocalypse now were so expensive to make yeah actually uh francis for co-club i think it was co-club for was it apocalypse now he didn't get funding from the pentagon they wanted him and i think the pentagon military industrial complex wanted access to the script and he denied it to him or was it platoon was it platoon i remember interview with him where in one of the scenes it was platoon in one of the scenes where uh where there's a spider here crawling up should i show you the spider that's on my computer oh sorry that would have been loud to you guys look at what i did don't play with the spiders where anyway there's a scene in platoon where the guy gets shot in the back friends uh what do you call it the william do foe where he kneels down on the ground it felt like ASMR is good oh was it okay cool when he kneels down on the ground there was supposed to have explosions going off in his chest and the explosions didn't go off he was supposed to be blood spatter but they couldn't afford to reshoot it the last godzilla from 2012 felt like a navy commercial but an example you provided from godzilla was pretty forthright about the message i think that the brainwashing does exist to a degree but people use the term when it doesn't apply and they just uh disagree disagree with a very obvious and overt message you're a comic book publisher first time i hear this surprise are you still having interest in publishing comics at some point maybe i would love to get back into it really i would but i need funds and i'm publishing right now the content that we're creating so once this stabilizes i get some mathematics stuff out there i might look into publishing comic books again if you want to know what comic books i published i have a few of them listed on my ebay page right now and it's chichou i don't have the link here let me grab the link for you basically if you go to mermaid publications was my company so here i'll show you the books that i'm selling right now and if you scroll down you'll see you'll see a list of the books anything with mermaid publications i published and that's a handful that's about half of them there's more a little bit less than half maybe some asmr nice how are you doing it does exist to all degrees you're subject to brainwashing every day start the tv open the newspaper walk in your streets right billboards subliminal messages all over the place all over the place there are cities out there that have banned billboards i think i think Rio de Janeiro is one of them if i'm not mistaken it feels like disney these days has a product for every stage of a person's life yes yes yes okay but such a broad definition of brainwashing could apply to anything for example what would a tv program in the newspaper that doesn't brainwash look like to you brainwashing is always brainwashing thanks for the info i'll check it out okay there's there's some good books there i'm proud of and this is emphatically not a defense of news channels or papers i hate lots of them too we got yard work coming close to us no no the yard work the yard work the yard work more struggle i finished my strawberries i finished all the strawberries raspberries i hope you guys are having good snacks by the way oh hey get that the potato cats how are you doing i haven't seen you in a while eat some fruit eating and some more some koreans oh man i would love to eat some bibimbap right now bibimbap or kalbi or bulgogi bulgogi aslam aleykum aslam aleykum something is not working what's not working very very oh the link is not working oh here let me here i'm gonna link you one of the books i published and then you can find the name from there here i'll give you this one hopefully this one comes up if this link works who is that gonna work let me see if i kill off the end stop we kill off this point this should grab it yeah that should grab it yeah this this one this one should do it your stream is quiet or just me it might be quiet i'm outside so i haven't really kicked up the sound greta thorai the client of athmos from sweden is another example of brainwashing she's claimed to be the one who came up with the idea to skip school for the climate movement but actually it was a billionaire named bo thoran that is guiding greta herself himself and through a peer company yeah there's a lot of centralization through her movement it's brainwashing it's control herd mentality right it doesn't mean what she's saying is incorrect necessarily the question is where is that energy going and who's going to profit from it doing all right cat the potato cat says wow that place looks so nice to hang out yeah it's really nice when there's yard people people doing yard work and stuff is sort of pain in the ass because there's a lot of manicured yards here but when the lawn mowers and stuff is not going is fantastic brainwashing other young kids to follow her steps by making it cool to skip school because of the climate which isn't a bad idea not necessarily right depending on what school you're in right there's some garbage schools out there your time is better spent doing other things I think that media should attempt to do is present a pretty good variety of facts and ideas and ask questions on of the consumer as well as suggest a point they're trying to make masquerade I agree with you there should be more discourse but a lot of mainstream corporate news eliminated a lot of discourse a long time ago okay I wonder if a lot of things comment I'm not sure what was in there I guess didn't like that word thing have you guys seen that older Adam Curtis documentary since oh yeah fantastic what a great documentary it's about the birth of the PR industry yeah fantastic as a finance guru that has a transcended to the fourth dimension this makes me cringe if you got if you got your degree as a finance major that's cringe worthy that's for sure the economics that they teach at university is pretty damn scary man pretty damn scary yeah just saying we are subject to different kinds of brainwashing every day but brainwashing will always bring brainwashing oh I can relate to the annoyance of the gardening work I wish the city would finally switch to electric tools should be a bit quieter yeah should be I hope so I one of our family members started a gardening company that's only using electric tools and they're getting business out the yin yang right he's expanding stuff like this he's been making way more money than he thought he was going to make a balloon way he bought out his partner right so if you want to start a business all electric gardening tool company business where you're taking care of people's lawns and stuff like this with electric tools quiet man get in the market now get electric cars electric trucks and just pitch that environmentally friendly gardening angle that's that's a good business model do you think that theoretically the UK can be more economically viable without the EU since trade regulations obviously it'll never happen in reality as the government will cock it offers I think the UK will be more prosperous outside the EU than it is in the EU okay but if that's your idea brainwashing then any kind of cultural social influence would also prepare washing I said another word yeah I think penis group didn't know chat was so sensitive it's the automated automation on it right I said another word for that it's a negative term that is meaningless unless well-defined applied properly it's a lot of it's like a lot of isms I guess how do you control the growing population of 7.7 billion people without brainwashing with violence we've tried that and it didn't work how about education improving their living standards that works education works right providing them with sustainable housing food healthcare that works really that works and I think population should be a personal decision it shouldn't be centralized I know it is centralized right now but I don't agree with centralized issue personally I don't know how others feel about it that's a giant question with a lot of bait and assumptions yeah we've forgotten all about Julian Assange who is rotting in a British prison I as I agree with you this is how their economic personal finance video but what's happened Julian Assange affects us as well personal finance level and we didn't talk about Julian Assange a couple of days ago we talked about politics I don't think so anyway and that's one of the biggest things that's happening in the world that we should all be paying attention to IS thanks for bringing it up right and Roger Waters that sang one of his songs there was demonstration 24 12 hours ago so today anyway in front of where he's being held the prison and John Pilger spoke and I listened to John Pilger's speech it was yesterday Roger Waters did a song on there and numerous people have spoken there very very very important education makes people ask more questions why do you think the public school system is set up the way it is we are learning repetitive why preparing for work life what do you do in work repetitive work I agree that public school system is completely collapsed public school system is bleeding bad bleeding bad is garbage same with a lot of private school systems they're garbage as well the difference between education and brainwashing is important and needs to be nuanced which is why we can't run around calling things brainwashing mask of raven our current centralized education system in Canada and the United States is indoctrination should we call indoctrination brainwashing possibly for certain situations should we call it education for certain things they teach they're supposed to anyway they're supposed to teach people how to read and write and do mathematics so that's education could you learn that a lot faster outside of that centralized indoctrination center 100% what takes someone you know five years to learn may be in regards to languages or mathematics you could probably learn in a year if you do it right outside of that centralized education indoctrination center in most western countries and I agree with the last message public system is bleeding bad yeah I often think about how I would do things differently if in that position of power if I would do some of the same things statecraft and social engineering and whatnot I feel like a large part of the job would be holding on to existing 100 180 dragons here's the thing right for me because I have like you know some people know that I have a youtube channel and stuff like this and they go oh you have a lot of subscriber level it's okay right it's going to grow I'm going to plan on growing and stuff like this and there's a certain amount of power responsibility that has come with that right and for me the content I'm putting out is to if you want to use the term loosely brainwash right direct society in the way I think it should be going right so 100% agree with your 180 dragons that if you're in a position of power then why not try to have more of what you love in your life why not support things that you use right maybe just through consuming buying maybe through funding right maybe through interacting maybe through creating right your own business supporting cooperatives shopping look whatever it is right or if you want centralization start funding centralized institutions right so every human being whatever they are doing they try to live their lives in a way which is reflecting their lives we have no choice that's sort of in the program right that's part of what happens if you're educating kids certain things to support your own ideology you're definitely very emotional yeah and that's the book we did a reading of krishna morty's education in the significance of life right so krishna morty's education and the significance of life if you do chicho education and the significance of life you'll find the video link and there's a link in the description of that video that takes you to the online book where you can read it and one of his thesis that he has in this very short book a must read book for all of humanity really as far as i'm concerned right is that basically what's happening with our education system right now with teachers with centralization of power they're not operating as vessels as helpers as stewards for individuals that have come into this existence to help them find out who they are and for them to grow they're they are taking we are taking these entities these human beings and instilling programs in them and brainwashing them indoctrinating them into the philosophy of centralized institutions or individual teachers and he basically states that the reason that this is happening is because we don't have love right love is missing from education because we do not love our children because what parent would put their children into this kind of system the only type of parent that is already that is a product of the system because they don't know that this is the ultimate purpose of the system right school is a big thing in a young brain it teaches you more stuff than your parents you need eight hours a day school five days a week for most of the next 12 years or so you got that you need to have sarcasm face their skits are early because i don't think we do that's definite fun gang that's a two-hour stream nice that was fun i think i'm gonna call it gang got a lot of work going on there and i want to go blackberry picking i'm gonna put on some long sleeves maybe and go blackberry picking put on my put on my summer hat put on my summer hat and go blackberry picking john taylor gato is the best phenomenal about that a lot his claim is that the current system is very successful but only for those at the top yeah our current system is designed to be this way and john taylor gato phenomenal his philosophy is one of the main core philosophies i use for my teaching as well as christina morty's education and significance of life school needs a lot of changes teacher for no not teacher for president i have no desire to go into that cesspool hopefully you know there won't be such a need for a president in the future of humanity thanks for being here gang i'm gonna call stream and then tomorrow from two till four we're gonna do mathematics inside okay i hope you can make it thank you for being here thank you for discussion thank you for all the content and all the information i hope you have a fantastic fantastic day bye for now


Hello and welcome to this presentation of the STM32L4 power efficiency optimization with an external SMPS. The use of an external switched mode power supply, or SMPS, with the STM32L4 series of ultra-low power microcontrollers extends the power efficiency in run modes. By generating a V-core logic supply from an external DC to DC converter instead of the integrated LDO regulator. For example, it allows a power consumption gain up to 60% at VDD equals 3.3 volts. This feature is supported by devices marked with a trailing P-suffix, where two GPIO pins are replaced by a VDD12 logic supply connected to the external SMPS. A wide range of external SMPS can be accommodated with the use of an external or built-in switch. For proper operating mode, the VDD12 power supply rules must be respected. Here is a typical implementation of an external SMPS for an STL32L4 device with the use of two external components. The SMPS component, controlled by GPIOs if needed, and the switch component to isolate the VDD12 pins during low power modes or transition phases, such as power-up or asynchronous reset. The two GPIOs are chosen with the least impact in terms of functionalities and replaced by VDD12 pins. Please refer to the product data sheet for more details. Two embedded linear voltage regulators, the main and low power regulators, supply all the digital circuitries except for the standby circuitry and the backup domain. When V-Core is provided by the main voltage regulator during run, sleep, and stop-zero modes, the VDD12 can be supplied by the external SMPS by closing the external switch. When V-Core needs to be powered by the low power regulator during low power run, low power sleep, stop-one and stop-two modes, or switched off during standby and shutdown modes, VDD12 must absolutely previously be disconnected from the external SMPS by opening the external switch to avoid any destructive impact on the regulator. As the VDD12 voltage directly supplies the internal logic, the following rules should apply. VDD12 must never exceed 1.32 volts. VDD12 must be higher than 1.05 volts when sysclock frequency is below or equal to 26 MHz. VDD12 must be higher than 1.08 volts when sysclock frequency is above 26 MHz. During transition phase, such as power-up or asynchronous reset, the VDD12 pins must be disconnected from the external SMPS. Transitions from connected to disconnected configuration are only allowed when the sysclock frequency is below 26 MHz. The SMPS can only be connected to the device during run, sleep or stop-zero modes, and when VDD12 is greater than the main regulator output voltage by 50 millivolts. In other power modes, the SMPS must be disconnected. Please have a look at the application note AN4978 for more information. This graph summarizes the power supply rules allowing safe transitions. After reset, the system clock frequency is 4 MHz and the main voltage regulator is in voltage range 1 supplying a V-core at 1.2 volts. If the SMPS supply voltage is greater than 1.25 volts, the SMPS can be connected and then the system frequency increases to reach maximum performance possible in this low power range. If the SMPS supply voltage is lower than 1.2 volts, switch the main regulator to voltage range 2 and then the SMPS can be connected. In this mode, the chip can run in high performance range when the SMPS voltage is greater than 1.08 volts. The expected power gain with the external SMPS is directly linked to the power efficiency of the regulator. The STM32L4 microcontroller embeds low dropout regulators whose power efficiency is given by the ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage. When the output voltage is close to the input, the power efficiency is good but can get worse as soon as the input voltage increases. On the contrary, the SMPS power efficiency remains almost constant whatever the voltage input ratio. Generally between 80 and 95% depending on its input voltage and current load. We can compute the expected power gain with the provided formula. See AN4978 for more details. As an example, the Nucleo SMPS board has a gain of around 60% at input voltage 3.3 volts. Here is an example of the power consumption graph of a core mark at 80 MHz as a function of the VDD supply using an STM32L496ZG microcontroller on a Nucleo 144 SMPS board. We can clearly see the power gain increasing with the voltage. For more details, please refer to the application note Design Recommendations for STM32L4 with external SMPS. Please also refer to the product data sheet for the available packages supporting the external SMPS feature.