Hi everyone, this is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is March 15th, 2020. And this is a third live stream we're doing three days in a row. A couple days ago we did the current events, discussion, Spider-Man, hello, hello, good morning. Last night we did a full-on live stream on COVID-19, catching up with the data and talking about it. And today, investing in personal finance. Okay, and we've done a fair bit of days. James, David Sutton, how are you doing? Doing good on a Sunday morning, right? It's still windy, stormy here, but sunny, right? Which is fantastic. I think after the live stream we're going to go for a walk if it's cold too, so I got to dress up all nice and warm. Aside from that, we've done a fair bit of these, talking about investing personal finance and whatnot. And for those of you that are watching this on another platform, we're live streaming this on Twitch. You're welcome to come and join us on Twitch to catch these live streams. If not, you can definitely, I will definitely load these on, on Bichud and YouTube and whatever other platform we end up sharing these videos on. And we do these on a regular basis. And there's a lot going on again regarding personal finance and investing and whatnot. A lot of market chaos to a certain degree. And aside from that, we're just going to wait a few minutes until people pop in. Gina Toscala, how are you doing? Welcome, welcome to our Sunday morning live stream. Fun. Fun stuff. I'm not sure how fast the notifications are going out. I know YouTube is not sending out notifications for some of the videos that we're loading up. Their filters are kicking in because you can, when you load up videos on YouTube, you can track them in real time, the views. And when they do send out notifications, you see people coming in from the notifications. But then there's times where on videos, you don't see any section for notifications being sent out. So there's filters and stuff kicking in, which is why we're really focusing on decentralization. Decentralization is the name of the game, right? Aside from that, investing in personal finance. Randall, how are you doing? Richard? Richard, how are you? How's it going, Gijo? Doing good, brother. Sunday, I'm enjoying tea. Just straight up black tea. Got my pastries going still when I get these mum pastries. I eat these on a daily basis. And I got some chocolate here. This is chocolate ends from a local chocolate producer. They make power bars or whatever you call them and chocolate and different things. And you can go there, as long as you have some factory, some kind of local company that's producing chocolate or anything else, ice cream. We have an ice cream place that does this too. These guys are the ends of the bars that they're making, right? So what they do is cut off the ends and they put them in a big bag and they sell the bags. So it's the bars that they're selling, but these ends are a lot cheaper, right?  So we just found this place locally. So we grabbed a couple of bags just to try it out and it's phenomenal. So it's going to be a go-to place for us, right? And they're protein, chocolate protein bars, right? But local organic ingredients, local ingredients, local store, sourcing out local products. So this is one thing we talked about about sustainability, personal finance, economics and stuff like this. Really important to support local infrastructure, right? Luca, how are you doing? Hey Chichou, hope you're doing well. Currently writing my economics dissertation. Nice. What was it focused on? You mentioned to us before that you wrote it. Hannah, good morning Chichou. I started investing in the stock market. I hope you bought puts. I find myself buying too much and holding. How do I slow down? I want to find a happy balance where I can buy stocks and save my paycheck. Hannah, first orbit of business, okay? And this goes for anyone that is addicted to anything, right? The market will always be there. Never be afraid to step out of the market, right? Never be afraid to take profits, take your hit with losses, right? Step out, reanalyze. The market will always be there. You can step back in again, right? Barring any tax implications and stuff you might have, right? Because if you've made profits, if you sell them, then you've got to realize those gains, capital gains, right? So you have to pay tax on those. But then you can balance that out by writing it off against losses you might have had in other stocks, right? So keep that in mind. Never be afraid to step out of the market. The other way you can do it is if your stock has gone up, right? And you think it's going to do a correction and come back down again, what you can do is write puts, right? But never do naked short selling, right? Unless you have like hundreds of millions or billions of dollars on the side, right? If your stock has gone up, what you can do is you can short the equivalent of your shares, right? And if the stock goes down, then you made the profit there. You covered your shorts if you think the stock is going to go up and then ride it up again. And your capital gains there will be less than selling your stocks all straight out if you've bought at a much lower price, right? You have to play with it, right? But it sounds like you have that same issue that a lot of people have when they get into the markets. The markets is gambling by the way. They call it investing because they're taking your money and gambling with your money. If you're doing it personally, it's gambling just the same way. It's educated gamble, by the way. It's not just throwing darts at a board, right? It's educated gamble, educated guess. Sometimes people do straight out throwing darts at a board, right? So keep that in mind. Don't get addicted to trading. If you get addicted to trading, the problem is, like you said, people like hoarding. They're like, oh, I have the stock. I have the stock. I have the stock. Why do you have that stock? Why are you holding it for that long, right? Case man, how are you doing, brother? Lonely piggy, chicho. How's it going, brother? Doing good on a Sunday morning. Martin, how's life on a Sunday evening for you? You don't work on Sunday evening, do you? Is the bar open Sunday evening? Yeah, it must be open. Actually, your clientele must be going down hardcore, no? Luca, I'm doing a study on the housing market, integrating differential accumulation, and it's been really fruitful. Awesome, Luca. You're taking housing market and putting in Jonathan Nitzel's differential accumulation, huh? Nice, nice. Did we read your, you said, did you send me a link that I read it? I can't remember now. Hello, all my brothers and sisters. What's up? Hey, buddy. Dr. Hate, is crypto a going, is crypto a going idea considering the situation now and very near future? A good idea. Is crypto a good idea considering the situation now and very near future? Right now, we've talked about this cash is king, right? So cash is important. You can hold cryptos if you want, right? But cryptos are going to be put under pressure, right? Until, right? Cryptos are going to go under pressure until governments centralize, governments say, Hannah, thank you very much for the bits, until the centralized governments start banning cash, right? When centralized governments start banning cash, right, and they might, there's a possibility of that, then you're going to see a rise up, more influx of cryptos, because that's the only way people will be able to trade with anonymity, right? Now centralized institutions are introducing, they're not cryptocurrencies, they're digital currencies, right?  There's going to be centralized institutions trying to sell people digital currencies branded as cryptocurrencies. There will be some foolish people that are going to buy these digital currencies. It's like coupons, really. So don't be fooled into those things, okay? Legit crypto is decentralized, anonymous, and not going through Facebook or Microsoft or Apple or whatever it is. If you're buying into any of that crap, you're being duped, right? Hannah, looking to dollar cost averaging. Yeah, the problem with dollar cost averaging regarding buying stocks is you might dollar cost average yourself into zero, right? A good way of controlling yourself by spreading out your stock or fund purchases, buying at regular intervals and in roughly equal amounts. Luca, to a certain degree, yes and no, depending on the stock, depending on the market, depending on what the what the general market is doing, right? Like people continue to hold through bubbles. I don't recommend that because if something is in a bubble, let's say it drops 25%, 50%, you could have cashed out and then bought it at 25% less or 50%. The kicker is where, when does that bubble occur, right? Or are you going to try to sell right at the peak? Or are you selling on the way up, right? These are things you have to look at. One recommendation I have is if you're looking at a stock, right? If it goes exponential, watch it for a couple of days and then look at it on a semi-log graph. And if it's going exponential on a semi-log graph, liquidate, liquidate, liquidate, right? No, I'm off today. CV is good for business. CV is good for business. I put a link on the, link on the Discord a while ago. You had already read it, but it was for folk that hadn't heard of differential. Okay, cool, cool. Yeah, as soon as you said, I went, wait a second, I read this thing. And it was really good. Starsky, how are you doing? Hello, Chicho. Glad to make the stream. Glad to have your brother. Crypto's replace cash if they get rid of cash. 100% agree. Digital currencies, government digital currencies will replace cash if we allow them to do it. We have to make sure we do not forego our anonymity, our freedoms, and allow governments to introduce only digital currency into our societies.  And if my country, Canada, starts saying, we're going to go full digital, I'm going to take whatever I got and distribute that within cryptos. Okay, you need to have anonymity. If they get rid of cash, I will start using crypto a lot more. 100% and I'm with you on that one. All into stem cell research and whatever stocks they have, possibly. What do you think of Peter Sheff? Peter Sheff's okay. Fearmonger to a certain degree. He's stuck in a loop, right? I agree with them. Our economic system is not sound, not by a long shot. It's totally flawed, right? But he's being an idealist. He's not being a realist as to how corrupt the system is.  Our current economic system is completely flawed. It's a sham. They're corruption and all this jazz. So he's saying, okay, we have to be in gold, right? But that's not the way it works, right? There are other metrics in play. An idealist and a realist, the two different things between idealist and a realist is this. A realist takes into consideration the other variables in the game. An idealist is stuck in a bubble pushing their agenda, right? Just saying, this is it. This is, they could be 100% correct on why they are doing what it is that they're doing, but the outcome may be 100% wrong, right? Because they're not taking into consideration all the other variables, okay? I listened to Peter Schiff interviews every now and then. I started looking into Peter Schiff 15 years ago, like a long time ago, right? I invested in the medical cannabis industry and bit me in the butt. Yeah, Hannah, I told you not to do it. We'll learn my lesson for sure, but hopefully there will be a better stock in that sector soon that are way more sustainable. Aurora was a big scam that I felt. Yeah, Hannah, it was too early. That being said, no spiky, no cutting the mirror. That being said, cannabis industry is a legitimate sector to be invested in, 100%. I'm actually keeping track of a couple of two or three different companies, right? I'm waiting until, I mentioned this before, they go down to like 95% from their peak and some of them are down 95% from their peak, right? Now what you have to do is look at their finances, right? When you're looking at these companies, it's disruptive innovation kicking in, new industries kicking in, right? So there's two main things you have to look at. What are they, what's their revenue coming in and what's their burn rate, right? How much money are they generating and how much money are they spending? Just like any human being, right? If you're bringing in $100,000 and you're spending $200,000, you're screwed. If you're bringing in $100,000 and spending $50,000, you're sitting pretty. That's the exact same way you have to look at these companies. In addition to that, you have to look at their growth, right? If they're bringing in some of the companies I looked at, they're bringing in, let's say, I don't know, one of them like more than $10,000,000. Let's say $10,000,000 for a number, right? Let's say they bring in $10,000,000. Their cost of doing business to bring in $10,000,000 is $40,000,000. They're not sitting very nice. However, you look at their growth rate, if they're growing at 300% per quarter, right? That means next quarter, they're not going to bring in $10,000,000. They're going to bring in $30,000,000, right? Now, at the same time, you have to look at the cost of their business. If their costs are also increasing 300%, they're still sitting, they're sitting actually in a worse position. If their cost of doing business stays stable and they're growing at 300%, that's not a bad company, even if they're in the negative right now, right? So you have to look at the burn rate, okay? I can't share the data yet due to a contractor proprietary data sharing, Caseman says, but I can tell you we're keeping a close eye on the music industry as a whole. Expect to see stories Monday, Tuesday in Billboard and Rolling Stone on the changing landscape of the music industry. Oh, Caseman, sweet. Okay, everyone. Everyone got a note? Keep an eye out for it. We're talking three days, within the next two, three days, right? So I'm going to read Caseman's comment again. I can't share the data yet due to contractual proprietary data sharing, but I can tell you we're keeping a close eye on the music industry as a whole. Expect to see stories Monday, Tuesday in Billboard and Rolling Stone on the changing landscape of the music industry. Awesome. Awesome. Now I'm all excited. I have to unfortunately stop working at the theater because of COVID. Now I will be selling extra product we have in the house from our business to make some extra money. Awesome, Spider-Man. Yeah, and Spider-Man, keep this in mind, right? This is right now an amazing time to look at disruptive innovation, new industries, new systems popping up to compensate for the gaps in the current economic system that we have, the legacy systems coming up, right? In times of turmoil, it's an amazing time to diversify and pick up new hobbies, new passions, right? Where you can start investing time and energy into understanding a certain system that is being rolled out within our societies. And if that's a viable place that you can generate money, build a business, build your network, then start putting a little bit of time into it, okay? Keep that in mind. Look around, okay? Also, in regard to student loans, will it pop? I'm at $70,000 working a very minimum wage job with an economic degree. How sad, brother or sister. Will it pop? Depends what you mean by pop, depends what you mean by pop. Maybe interesting for some of you. In my housing study, I looked at, so this is Luca, in my housing study, I looked at how housing differentially accumulated against government debt. So what is the difference between the yield in housing and the yield in bonds? Another safe asset, safe asset, not, right? In the long run, this means reverse to zero, i.e. housing price growth net of depreciation is roughly equal to interest on government debt. And Luca, I know you posted the link to your thesis in previously, but if, because there might be some people here interested in reading it, if you could post it on our Discord page again under economics, that way people can have a read through it. I'm not sure if you might have sent a link to me directly. I'm not sure if you posted it on Discord or not. I know it's not the right decision, discussion theme, but man, what is happening, dude, is getting scary out there, and I'm kind of getting the creeps on this, on this shit, man. What do you think is gonna happen? Captain Soju, in what regards, happen where? That's a really broad question, right? Let me know, and we can address it. Utah went from nine to 19 cases in less than 24 hours, and Utah Mormon are panicking because they think this is the prophet on the end of the world, like the Book of Mormon says. Funny. Well, they, they've been hoping for this, right? So they shouldn't be panicking, they should be celebrating, they should be go dancing and gathering in big groups and hugging each other maybe. I don't know. But it's not the end times. It's not the end times. Early expectations are that the physical sales will go down more, digital sales will level out, they have been tending toward downwards for years, and streaming will go up greatly. Yeah, case man. And one of the reasons I'm here right now, right? I, you could see the streaming, the live streaming and content creation, right? Going in this direction because people are sick and tired of non-interactive consumption of entertainment information and all this jazz. People want real connections, right? That's one thing that's been missing because we saw the rollout of all these platforms play out for the last 15 years with YouTube and stuff like this, right? Streaming services and whatnot, right? Video uploads. But I think people are going more towards life in a big way, in a big way, which is one of the things Catalyst that kicked me into Twitch as well, when I'm very grateful for being here, right? If the differential house price growth hits ultra high levels, you can be sure of a bubble. Yeah, Luca. And we're seeing the bubble pop right now in Vancouver, okay, in Canada specifically. The US feels barbaric compared to Canada in terms of how much our government allows private companies to abuse us. H1, I'm going to refer to as H1 or B22. Canada is very monopolistic as well. The corporations here have a tremendous amount of power, tremendous amount of power. They get away with literally murder, right? So we just don't... Canadians are just a little bit less passive on that regard in terms of calling out the corporations. But we are there calling out the corporations, but not as much as the United States. The United States for sure is running a mocked the corporations. But Canada is right there with you, right? James David Sutton, Chico, what do you think the best advice is for COVID-19 and how big do you think it will affect the economy around the world? It's going to affect the big, the best advice right now is social distancing, okay? Right now, the best thing everybody can do is don't go to large gatherings, don't get together for potlucks, you know, keep your distance. Because right now, the testing has been rolling out in Canada, the United States anyway, I'm assuming, and Europe as well, right? But right now, people are now becoming aware of it. I don't know where they were. We were talking about this two months ago, right? But because of mainstream media, mainstream propaganda, they're crazy, it's garbage what they're sharing, right? And how behind the times they are, right? But social distancing is the best thing you can do right now. Because if people do have COVID-19, they may not be showing symptoms, but they are still contagious, right? So if you go to a gathering, let's say 15 people, right? And one person is contagious, and they infect two people. Those two people have relatives and other gatherings they go to, and all of a sudden just goes, right? So social distancing is the best way to, here, I still have this this pick, best way to flatten the curve. What you want to do is make sure the medical system is not overwhelmed with a spike, right? So don't let the medical system overwhelm itself with major lots of cases going in, because it won't be able to handle the critically critical patients that really need the care, right? And the data we looked at, I think it was Caseman that posted a link to the new study that came out where they looked at the numbers. And in Korea anyway, the people that they were testing, it wasn't the elderly that were the most infected. It was the ages between 20 and 29 that were the most infected. And that is problematic because the younger you are, the more active you are, the more social settings you have, the more contact you have with people, right? And if that's the case, then the R not value for a country where it's the youth that have the highest infection is going to be more, than if it's more the elderly that have the infection, right? Let me take this down. I kept that up from yesterday, right?  There's a lot of chat that I missed. Mods, thank you for taking care of business. I didn't realize there was some troll action going on. Martin, thank you. Spider-Man, thank you very much.  All it took was a global pandemic. God, gozu, yeah. Why not? Why not? There's a lots of amazing stuff online, right? Well, I mean, you've seen all of the concert cancellations in the US. Yeah, record store day has been postponed, was postponed to be in about a month. Okay, cool. Yeah, that's the regard in the music industry. Hannah, I can't tell you which cannabis companies I'm looking at right now, just because I don't want people to buy into anything, right?  And then they come back to you and say, oh, I bought that thing because you recommended it. I go, I didn't recommend it. I mentioned there's a difference between recommending buying something and mentioning something. And even if I recommend something, right, I might be in and out of a stock in the past anyway. I'm not playing the market, right? I could be in and out of a stock within a week, within a few days. Now, are people going to expect me to tell them when I'm buying something and when I'm selling something? If I buy on something, it goes up threefold in a matter of two or three days. I'm selling, right? I'm taking 200% profit off the table, right? Who knows why it went up? If you're tracking it, there might be a reason, but people can't react as fast as I do for my personal takes. But there's a limited number of things out there, right? Okay, guys, I'm going to go down, I'm going down to the bottom of chat. If there's anything that was directed towards me, let me know because I want to make sure I'm catching any troll action coming in as well, right? Nintendo was going to sell many copies of Animal Crossing because of COVID, yeah. Gaming industries are going to do well, right? I bought everything you mentioned, Chicho. I am bankrupt now, I knew you. With me being, well, if you bought Tesla, you would have done phenomenal, phenomenal. And if I mentioned in the last year, multiple times during these live streams that I would have been 100% puts if I was in the market. So if you were 100 puts in the market, you would have gotten your returns huge, right? If you were 100 puts, 100% puts in the markets for the last, you would have to, I mentioned that it was going to be incremental puts, right? It would have been a month out, three months out and six months out. I've been rolling that through, right? As they expired, I would have gone six months out, six months out, right? If you did that, let's say you had 10 grand in play. If you had 10 grand in play, based on what happened with the markets in the last two weeks, that 10 grand would have turned into 300,000 or something, right? Do I recommend doing that? Hell no, because if it goes the other way, you lose your 10 grand within a day, right? It's a gamble. As far as I'm concerned, Wall Street is a casino, treated as like, right? With me being type one diabetic, I'm worried, self isolating just so I don't catch it. James Davidson, great idea, right? Really, why do we have to go out and interact with everyone during a pandemic? Like people really don't realize, they're like saying, oh, my freedom is going away. I still want to go to social activities. This is a pandemic.  This is a pandemic, right? Self isolate, read a book, or two or three or four, play video games, watch Chicho streams, create content, share it online, read articles, right? Play board games, learn math. Can you recommend Saturday? I'm nine days, Martin, nine days. Awesome. No, don't do it. Any beginner books you'd recommend for learning economics? I was a slacker in high school and now that I've graduated, I'm getting interested in my own. Ha ha. Fina, first thing I would recommend is, do you know math? Let me know, let me know if you're literate in the language of mathematics. Do you know what exponential growth is? Do you know how to calculate percentages? Do you know how to read graphs, how to read charts? If not, the first order of business is brush up on your basic mathematics, because reading economics without knowing mathematics is useless. The main thing you're working towards, you have to have an appreciation for ratios, because economics is just ratios, which is basically fractions. So what you're working towards is to have a good understanding of what a ratio is telling you, right? Here, for example, I got four pastries here and one, two, three, four, five, six. Six chocolate bars. What's the ratio of pastries to chocolate bars? What is that ratio? Okay. If you need to think about it, you need to learn math. If you know what it is, good. If you can reduce the fraction, fantastic. If you know what it means, where I say, okay, this is the ratio, then how many pastries do I still have left if I have 35 chocolates in my bag, right? And if you can do that calculation, then you can start looking at some of the economic books and stuff like this.  It is legitimate. Tesla is a legitimate company, right? Is the price of 500, what is it? Sitting around 600 bucks. Now, is that legit? Chicho, are you eating any pastries? I am. I am. Should we pop one? I'll pop one. Let's pop a pastry. Mom's pastries and Chicho's jam that we made during the live streams, right? Tesla is called now. That I agree with. I've worked in entertainment for about a decade now, and everyone has always thought that we are recession proof. But if musicians can't perform live, a huge chunk of the income from the music industry is going to disappear overnight. Is everybody shorting Ticketmaster? That is going to have a lot of downstream effects. Takeaway for you guys is to buy music, yeah. And Ticketmaster. I don't know what the stock has done for Ticketmaster. I haven't been tracking it, right?  I can be very worrying also on effects of your work. By the way, gang, thank you for the follows. Thank you for the subs. If there's been any subs and stuff like this, okay. And thank you for the interaction and the conversation. Netflix. Yada, how are you doing? Controls and Netflix. Netflix right now is going to do okay because of COVID-19 while people streaming. However, streaming services, there's streaming wars going on right now. Netflix was the king in the house, right? For 10 years. Ten years? Ten years I guess? I don't know. I can't remember now. For a while now, right? However, there's a lot of streaming services kicking in, right? Charlotte then he is. Math has never been my strong suit, but I'm determined to learn. Fina, that's what you have to do first. You've got to learn the mathematics. Chichu, did you already say what you should look into investing currently? Did I say what to... Everybody's investment. I'm not here to give investment advice. I'm here to have a platform where we can talk about different things and some of the things you have to consider, right? I can't give investment advice. Martin, three to two. Oh, wait a second. Martin, you're wrong. It's not three to two. I said, I said, I said, pastries to chocolate. So it was two to three, not three to two, right? And now, it's no longer four to three or four to six, which is two to three, right? Right now it's one to two. Gina, Gina got it. Yeah, four to six. Awesome. I missed the Gina's comment first. Gina wins. What was the reduced format? Did anyone do the reduction? 1.5 to one. Oh no, Martin, you're still wrong. It's two to three, obviously. That's easy. Nice. I scroll down, by the way. I scroll down, by the way. So I'm down to the bottom gang again. Taco, how are you doing? Today I went to an interview to a Sharma shop and I'm lifting ways to beef up. Nice. If Netflix is kicking Disney's ass, I am happy. Yeah, I agree with you, Naju. And Naju, Anuju, right? See, Martin, approximate. I feel like so many people are going to jump on Twitch and live streaming now, maybe. They may be just consuming live streaming, which is fantastic, right? Buy high, sell low, trust me, I'm a professional spectral shop. When the EU insates the ban on diesel and petrol engines, we will see Volkswagen and BMW group start making electric cars in full swing. Tesla will not be able to keep up with their production. That's my thought, because none of the manufacturers are all in with electric. They are not just going to dump all the metal engines now to go electric. Blackout, Alan, people are already producing a lot of electric. There's already competition out there. Tesla is just the high brand, right? The name recognition, right? Yeah, I was bored of, I randomly found this. Yada, you randomly found us? Welcome. Do business school pave the ways for good investment? No. Some business schools are paved the way for corruption, huge, okay, for propagating this ridiculous economic systems that we're in. There's a lot of people graduating from business school that are clueless as to the origins of money, what liquidity means. They're just little peons that they parrot whatever's fed to them, right? It's part of the same model as our current education system. Sorry, it's been decades since I did ratios, and that's the reason, Martin, right? People don't do ratios, and ratios are the most important thing you've got to come out of high school with, right? You have to understand ratios. Most people don't understand ratios, so investing is just ratios. Economics is just ratios. It's just the metrics, right? The units that matter. What's on your portfolio? Cool. Gopal, what's on my portfolio? That's directed to me. Wall Street, zero. I got nothing in Wall Street, and I don't plan on getting anything into Wall Street. On my portfolio right now, I have a gigantic comic book collection, okay. On my portfolio right now, I have 850, approximately 850 videos on YouTube. On my portfolio right now, I've been on online creating content for 15 years. Okay, so I've built up a fair bit of trust within the system because I called the 2008 Collapse. You know, a few different things. I've been pretty bang on regarding things. I've been wrong in a couple of cases too, right? So I've written articles. I have a fairly good readership. I have a very, very phenomenal viewership, right? I have amazing, amazing network of friends. I have amazing family. I got a safety net. I'm pretty healthy, right? I am informed as to the ways of the world and how it works. I can prep myself for what is coming. So we're a little bit ahead of the curve. The masses jumping on to freaking out, right? Like we talked about COVID-19 two months ago. People are panicking now, going and buying toilet paper to eat, right? We talked about getting your supplies already, right? So what's in my portfolio? Intelligence, life. That's my portfolio, right? Can you explain what Peter Schiff's goal and what his obsession is with gold? Also, what is a semi-graph versus a regular graph? Semi-law graph is on the y-axis, things go up by multiples of 10, right? So for example, if you draw a graph, right? This is your time usually, right? So that goes regular. Semi-law graph, it goes from let's say 0, 1, actually it's not even 0, 1, 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, right? So it's going up by factor of 10, every tick, right? Now it's not linear, it's sort of, each tick goes on my factor of 10. You have to sort of do it. But the main, main ticks, right? Go up by a factor of 10. If a stock is going exponential on a factor semi-law graph, sell, okay? And by the way, this is not financial advice. If it keeps on going, don't come to me and say Chichou said sell, like really. I think this is my favorite stream. I've been in and I'm not just saying that. Glad I joined. Awesome. Awesome, Fina. Glad to have you. On bought Facebook shares back, you bought Facebook shares back in 2004, right? Was there, wait a second, there was no Facebook shares in 2004? Was there? No, there wasn't. I don't think so. Maybe there was, I can't remember. Google hit in 2003, I believe. I meant more people are going to be producing online streaming content, like more Twitch streams, DJ online streams. I hope so, Sleepy Waves. Tesla is 10 years ahead, BMW and Audi. Yeah, in terms of technology, agreed. But they're going to catch up not with it. It's not going to take them 10 years to catch up. It'll take them three, four years to catch up. Tesla is light years ahead of the competition. But we're talking technology. Once people start acquiring technology, it goes huge, right? Tesla's battery company making cars. Tesla, that's the best comment, blackout to Allen. Tesla is a, I would say more than the battery company. Tesla is a producer of energy, right? Is a company that is not producer of energy, but it's a company that is making energy, mobile energy available, right? They are, they have different branches other than cars, right? They are producing gigantic power batteries for homes and stuff like this and what not. So it is largely a battery. It's like Ballard energy, but Ballard didn't go into making cars, which they should have, right? Gadgets for people to buy, but they put all their baskets and battery thinking they would have sold the batteries. That's why Mercedes bought them out in 2000 or so, right? More like computer with a car strapped to it. But my mini-clip investment was the most profit in my share portfolio. Okay, I'm going to scroll down a little bit. Anything, kind of off topic, Chichou, a Spider-Man says, since you've been on eBay users since 2002, have they given you any incentives or cool things since you've been a member for so long? No, Spider-Man. No. And a lot of life experience. That's, that's my portfolio, really. And I have the green geophysics. I know mathematics, which is huge. If you have, if you know mathematics, your portfolio is more powerful than most people out there. Learn math. That is an incredibly powerful thing to have in your portfolio. Chichou is V for vendara. That's his portfolio. Chichou, help me understand. So if the market continues to go down, does this mean the value of the dollar go? No. Does this mean that my savings, savings worth are going down depends what your, what your savings are in? Should I look to invest and park my money in some thing right now? Possibly. Sleepy waves. That's, those are really open questions. I don't know your finances. I don't know your budget. I don't know where you live. I don't think I know where you live. I don't know what your revenue coming in is. I don't know what your burn rate is. I don't know how old you are. I don't know how many dependents you have. There's a lot of play, right? No, they are Nokia because they are first right now. Also helping our children, but also helping our children with math. One of the most fundamental things every person in the world should learn and know.  And you have to know how to move around an equal sign. Ridiculously important. Ridiculously important. Okay. Learn how to move around an equal sign. Didn't Peter Schiff predict 2008 crash? Peter Schiff, Peter Schiff, sure. He was talking about a crash, but he's been saying the crash. He didn't. Yes, but you have to also consider what has occurred since then, right? And I agree with Peter Schiff. The whole system is a scam, right? The whole system is a total scam, the housing bubble, right? The Fed and all this jazz. But you can't be just sitting in gold. I hope someone wants everything over there. He does all of this for me. Cheecho 2020, no. Other companies haven't invested all into their electric stuff, though. No, they haven't. Math can't always predict human decisions, AAK corporate decisions, though, right? Right. Agreed. That's why you can't just know math. Like I could honestly say, if you know mathematics, it's the most powerful tool in your arsenal. Period. Okay. Experience same level, right? A nice safety net in regards to communities on the same level. But mathematics, if you know mathematics, if you're playing markets and stuff like this, if you don't know mathematics, you're playing with a major handicap, major handicap. You're going by feeling. And if you're going by feeling, it's going to be accurate one out of 20 times.  Right? Been watching a lot of number file videos on YouTube, and I feel like I'm really starting to learn, learn again. Feel good. Awesome. Awesome. Fina. Number file is incredible work. I agree. I agree. Sorry. It was my space in 2000. Yeah. Facebook was 2013. Okay. Yeah. And Facebook came out. We got a raid. David Bobcock. Welcome with your raid. Thank you very much for raiding our stream. You need to follow every decision the company is making to predict markets. Yeah. And in regards to Anouge, what Anouge said, one thing you can do if you're thinking about investing in a company or some kind of sector, start listening to their live streams when they do quarterly and yearly reports. Okay. When they do reports, they sit there and they go through their numbers, right? And they answer questions from investors. That gives you an amazing idea as to what's going on. McGregor, a bad person sent us. Okay. I'm going to allow that because you came with the raid. Right? Thanks for the raid. Welcome everyone, Spiderman says. But can heavy focus on math ruin your initiation or organic genuine feeling about good stock? Yes, it can be 22. However, the good feeling, like I said, if you're really good at it, you can kick up your ratio of good to bad, right? And if you know a sector well, however, if you know your mathematics and if you understand what the concept of liquidity means in the markets, then and a few other concepts you need to understand about different markets that you're in, then that's going to give you your, your bet, your correct or wrong is going to be better. Your ratio is going to kick up. Your returns might not be as much, right? The percent return because the good feelings are usually the ones that give you huge returns, right? But over the long period, it's differential accumulation. If you're being the averages by a few percent, then in the limit, you win, right? But never be afraid to place bets on long shots. Never be afraid to place bets on long shots, really, because a long shot bet can give you 10, 100 times more returns in one bet than multiple longer term bets, right? Welcome Raiders. This is a fun stream. Highly recommend you follow Chicho. Thanks, Anna. Hey, yeah. Hi, David. David Bobcock, the David Bobcock. We might need, by the way, how come you're rating our channel? Did you find us somewhere? We might need slow mode soon with comments. Make it easier. Slow mode. I don't know. I don't think I've used slow mode. Oh, my gosh. The question is, how do we know it's a decision that it will be executed on? Be 22. I'm not sure what you're referring to. Let me know and I'll address it. Don't ruin the vibe, please Raiders. This is lovely. All right. I'm a head out to take care. Take care, thanks for popping in. I agree. Do you do live paranormal streams? Paranormal. Is that what you do? David Bobcock. I mainly talk about my annoying view of yours these days. That's funny. Okay. Thanks for joining, friend. Thank you for joining. He's a little grumpy. I apologize. That's okay. You popped up in a suggested stream. Okay, cool. Interesting. Welcome. Welcome. I hope you enjoy your stay and your viewers as well, by the way. Any cooking streams coming up? You know what, Hannah? I've been meaning to do a pandemic cooking stream, and I think we're going to do one next week. Okay. We'll do simple foods that you can make with ingredients that you can have, you can store for a while. Onions, tomatoes, rice, beans, right? Pandemic cookies? Maybe. Pandemic cookies as well. Not this week. Next stream is Wednesday, March 18th. Yeah. And we're going to do the math puzzle on Wednesday. Thanks, Spider-Man. Also, how long will this virus last? It's going to be a few months. It's going to go, it's got to work its way through the western and the rest of the world. Right? It's going to last a few months. We'd be lucky to see a downturn come in mid-spring, beginning of summer. Okay. The earlier person said, follow company, company's decisions. Okay. How do we know those decisions will be executed on? Yeah. Their history, B22. You have to look at the management. The management is important. If they say they're going to be doing this and they have a track record of doing what they said they were going to do, you don't, you know, you can trust them to a certain degree. Right? Tulip paper has zero nutritional value. People stop hoarding it. Agreed. Chico has COVID-19 affected your work. If you don't mind me asking, to a certain degree, I think. Yeah. James Davis son, I had one person that I see in person in my city that requested we do Skype today. And I'm going to be doing Skype with them. Right? Which is legit and I'm 100% okay with it. Right? Has it affected my work? I was going to load more comic books on eBay during spring break. The odds are I'm going to hold off on that. Right? Because I don't want to overload the system. Maybe I'll hold off on it. I'm not sure yet. We'll see how it plays out. And I don't want people to get packages that maybe they're traveling through multiple hands. And I don't want to put people at risk. Right? So I'm going to hold off on that most likely. It depends. It depends. I'm keeping track of the number. See how it plays out. Right? Aside from that, I don't know. To a certain degree, for sure, everyone's going to be affected. Everyone's going to be affected. Like I'm pretty sure my donations are going to reduce. Right? I'm pretty sure people that might be thinking about joining Patreon, if they don't have the funds, they won't be joining Patreon. I'm pretty sure if people are going to be subbing here with tier one, may hold off if they're tied on cash. So it's going to have a effect. Delicious, Gijo. Will you ever do a Catabas cooking stream? Yes. I just have to make sure Twitch doesn't ban us for doing it. Right? So I can't do it unless the platform doesn't red flag us. Right? And if they don't approve it at some point, we'll go on another platform and do cannabis-only streams on that one, I guess. I don't know. I love this idea. I'll be tuning in for that for sure. Awesome. American. Americans. It's high time you use water instead of paper. Baday, baday, badays. Right? I love the idea of cooking a pandemic stream. Nice. Sleepy waves. A COVID-so vibe cooking stream. Yep. Next week, I think, after we do the math one on the next streams that I announce, if you guys can remind me to make sure we set one up, we'll set one up. Can math be used to validate if decision will be executed on? Or is that a good feeling thing? Yeah, for sure. Just look at the ratio of how many things the management has said that they were going to do and if they have done it. Right? That's like politicians. There's websites that come up that politicians promise all these things. Right? And there's websites that track their promises. How many things are their platform they have implemented. Right? If you see politicians that don't implement their platforms, then you know they're lying. Right? And some of the major ones. Right? Same thing with companies. So I see no way out but to get good at math.  The ripple effect will take another couple of weeks. We'll take two to four weeks, about six weeks. We're going to see this first huge wave work itself out through the population. Right?  Right? Wish I could afford to send more. No, Spiderman. No worries, brother. No worries. No, you take care of your business and you're here taking care of business here. And there's other ways to support creators than fiat currency. There's other ways. I don't expect people to send funds if they can't afford it or they're putting their own finances at risk. No, I don't expect that. Right? Like I said before, you provide so much free content that a lot of teachers would charge for. I definitely appreciate my pleasure, Spiderman. And for me, it's because I want our societies to improve. Right? I'm investing in our communities. Like people say, what are you investing? Well, I'm investing in creating content. I'm sharing information, teaching mathematics. This has a multiple and other things as well. Right? But this has a sort of a ripple effect where it's building content for myself so I can generate some revenue and put my math curriculum together is helping people that don't have access to good teachers to learn mathematics. Right? It's helping teachers. I've had, I have no idea how many teachers I've had over the last few years contact me saying asking, someone asked me for asking my permission to show my videos in their classroom or if I could use, if they could use some of the content I create. I said 100%. 100%. Right? So this is sort of investing in community as well, but it's not just my local community. It's international community. Right? So it's multifaceted. These people on here, growing cannabis, you should be fine. You know what? I don't want to put the math content at risk right now. Lump. Really? Because we haven't seen the anvil come down yet. A YouTube anvil came down. Right? Whenever any company makes any decisions like acquiring a company, check their market share, increasing or decreasing. Yeah. All right. Well, I'm going to head out. Okay. I'm going to go brush up on my math and as best as I can. Glad I found the stream. I'll be back. Awesome. And welcome back. Oh, our pleasure, man. Thank you for being here. Is America going back to gold based currency? No, not at all. Not at all. There might be countries that Michael gold based currency. Russia has been buying gold up the yin yang that had zero debt. Right? Libya thought about it, creating an African currency. We know what happened there. Right? African gold back currency.  Right? One of the reasons they did that was because Libya was trying to create an African currency that was gold backed. Right? Where is Libya's gold? Where is Libya's gold? My guess is it's in the private banks in the UK, France and the United States. They looted the country. Right? How are you so calm? Have you always been so peaceful? Me? No. India's buying gold. Yeah. India's in trouble. Economically, India's in big, big trouble. Didn't know you taught math. Where can I find videos on Twitch? We do live streams on Twitch, mass drop on live streams, but my YouTube channel. Thank you, Spiderman. If you go to the YouTube channel and have playlists, I also load them on BitShoot as well, but BitShoot have only been on there for like, I guess, two years, two and a half years now since they came on. YouTube have been on for 12 years. So there's playlists on YouTube. There's ASMR math playlist, language of mathematics playlist, math and real life playlist, mathematics of food and farming playlist, mathematics of art and design playlist, personal finance playlist that all have math content. I have at least out of 850 videos, at least 400 are specifically math related. They must be there by now. Hillary took the gold. Just kidding. I don't, Anuj, the US military took a lot of the gold. Right? As well as the one from Iraq. Many of your videos on both those.  If you do mathematics, that sort of runs you through, gives you an intro to the main three playlist that we have, right? With all the stuff from that on the site as well, taking you to the specific videos. If the market keeps going down, how does it affect the currency of the US? What's going to affect the currency of the US is, in large part, related to how they deal with COVID-19 right now. Okay? That's important. And how fast emerging companies, emerging countries are collapsing, right? So US dollar is getting stronger. This COVID-19 hiccup is a hiccup. 20 seconds slow. Oh, that's how you do. Slow 20 for this room. Nice. Something got to give. Either the economy survived, but culture is now a normalization of millions of deaths every year, or culture changes than resting in capital. You're... can I call you... I don't know how to pronounce your name, brother, or sister, of course. The economy is going to survive. The economy is the economy. It'll just change. I personally hope our current economic system does not survive, right? Because our current economic system is 100% corrupt to the core, right? So I hope it changes in a big way. So the economy is the economy. So it's going to change. I don't think we're going to see millions of death every year, because COVID-19 is going to mutate and most likely maybe become more benign or there'll be vaccines put out, and there's going to be more care taken. So there's going to be preventative measures put in place. So if it becomes a yearly occurrence, it might not be as dramatic next year as it is this year, right? And people are going to build up an immune system to a certain degree anyway. Will this situation affect the real estate market? Always be making 100% is going to affect the real estate market. 100%. Hello, Sansei Chico is fine. Thank you. Dr. DuRose101, welcome to our stream. Thanks. Found a YouTube video. Taking calculus. So interested in getting better at math. Awesome. At some point I'm going to make calculus videos, content, but I have to brush up on a lot of the calculus. Okay. Anytime. If you're looking for something specific, chances are Chico has covered it. Just let me know and I can help you find it. Awesome, Spiderman. Thank you, brother man. Did you read about the water system in Detroit? Yeah. I made articles about it and stuff when it was happening, I believe anyway, or about the water system in general. And just so you know, my background is environmental geophysics, right? And I did 10 years of environmental geophysics work in the 90s. And the water system was pushed to the max back then. Okay. Contamination of our water supply is a huge issue. I studied hydrogeology as well, right? So water is a huge, huge issue. Okay. It should be on the forefront of most people's thoughts. For some reason it's not. We'll see what happens, right? Let's sure hope change comes soon enough. Yeah. I hope so too. I hope so too. Any tips for calm life? Cannabis is the answer. Cannabis could be one of the answers, right? For a calm life, David Bacock, I would say inform yourself, be ahead of the curve. That's one thing that's really, really important.  What are you interested in, right? If you're interested in finance, politics, cooking, innovation, technology or whatever it is, immerse yourself in that and read up on it. So when the news hits the mainstream, you're already aware of it, right? So you don't start going into either panic mode or really excited mode because you already know that it's out there, right? Like COVID-19 is one example we have. We're not talking about it, but people start panicking now. It's like, man, like a month ago you should have been thinking about this, right? So be ahead of the curve a little bit. That way you're not caught up in the 15-minute sound bites. I would recommend making sure you do exercise, right? Some type of exercise. Ridiculously important. Ridiculously important, David, okay? Like it releases, like I had a friend who was a fitness trainer and did bodybuilding and stuff like this, right? He said, Chico, exercise keeps you healthy, makes you, it's free. You can manage exercise for free. Make sure that or helps in you not consuming pharmaceuticals, right? It releases endorphins that give you a rush that your body needs, right? It has all these benefits. Centralized governments shouldn't make it illegal, right? Because free keeps you healthy, keeps you happy. Our centralized corporations make trillions of dollars off our societies for making sure that our society is not healthy, not happy, and selling gadgets for people to exercise when the only really thing you need to exercise with is your own body, right? So the best exercise your routine you can have is to manage your own body weight. You can go do chin-ups, do push-ups, do leg raises, go for long walks, do crunches and stuff like this. You could have little weights with you and stuff, but you don't need much, right? Aside from that, make sure you have an entertainment you enjoy. You need to take a break. Entertainment, read. Read books, read long books. Don't necessarily sit there and consume sound bites of information, because sound bites are chaos, right? Read articles, extended articles, but also read long books so you can follow a train of thought from beginning all the way to the end, and that informs you, right?   Everybody has them. I go through sort of a regular routine every few years where I eliminate toxic things from my life, okay? Or reduce them at least anyway. I've had friends that I care for very much, but if they're toxic in my life, I've had amazing friends and I still consider them brothers and sisters that are no longer in my everyday activity, right? If they're ever in a jam, I will help them out and they will do the same for me, but I've told them, listen, I'm not into getting drunk every day or doing this every day or doing this every weekend, right? Your lifestyle is different than mine. If you're ever in a jam, get in contact with me. Otherwise, I hope you have a healthy, wealthy life, right? Sometimes you need to walk away. Flint is still having issues absolutely crazy, yeah. And many other cities, Flint's not the only one. Anybody remember Obama going up in front of the residents of Flint, Michigan saying, oh, the water is fine, the water is fine. Bring me a glass of water and someone walks up down the aisle with a glass of water and Obama takes a glass of water with smaller than this and goes like this.  Did you see the faces of those people, the residents of Flint, Michigan looking at Obama going, you, you, they were restrained. I'm not sure what I would have done if my kids were being polluted, right? Poisoned by lead toxic water and the president of the United States came and told me that the water is fine and did this. What would you do? What would you do? Well, I mean the government stepped in and just waived the water bill, which means they could have always just done that. Just goes to show how imaginary and economic system is, yeah. Gicho, why Bill Gates cares so much about vaccines? What is up with that? Bill Gates is a scam. Don't listen to what Bill Gates has to say. The guy has his own agenda, right? Bill Gates is, he's philanthropist. The definition of philanthropist like Bill Gates and stuff, they're not philanthropists. They're just investing in another company or in their own future, right? They want more power. Bill Gates is not a good person, okay? Or let's rephrase that so we don't get zoomed or zapped or anything like this. I wouldn't trust Bill Gates to tell me anything worthwhile fact that is to my benefit, right? Question everything that comes out of Bill Gates Foundation. Okay, okay, cool. Was looking for Calc. It's all good found the math and real life playlist. There's plenty to learn from from there. Thanks for the content. My pleasure, flumble. Thank you. My pleasure, David Batcock. I need to watch that Obama video. He'll make your blood broil or boil, I guess. Maybe not broil boil. Maybe broil. Who knows? Hey, Chico. Will the dawn, one, two, three. Hello, hello. How are you doing? Hope life is trading you well. Right? Wow, I caught up with the chat. Amazing. I can pop a pop pastry. Look at this one. Nice. Bill Gates is out of touch. Does not even know the prices of groceries. Yeah, I'm great. Will says, should I get a blood oxygen meter for COVID-19? I don't know. No dates, no dates right now. I'm out of dates. Actually, no, I have a little bit of dates left. So I'm rationing my dates. I got to go get more dates in times like this. Ration your food. Really? Oh, awesome, Martin. How did you disable the slo-mo? I have to learn that command. I have been enjoying the Marvel reboot of the Conan series. Nice. Yeah, I've heard amazing things. Aaron, after a quick look at your shelf, can you recommend a more golden age comic run? Conan didn't come out in golden age, but I would recommend savage sort of Conan. As far as I'm concerned, these are compilations of savage sort of Conan, right? Look at this. I think I have this one, the original one of this, right? Savage sort of Conan. It was a magazine format and I highly recommend reading savage sort of Conan. Okay. The reason being, it was when the savage sort of Conan was being written. Okay. Because it wasn't comic book format, it didn't have to abide by the comic code authority. So censorship didn't kick in as hard, right? So savage sort of Conan, the magazines are more mature. There's more stuff being shown. There's more stuff being talked about. There's severed heads being held up on the covers. Which was banned in comic book format. So I would say if you haven't read, it's black and white, by the way, but amazing. John Bushima, Ernie Chan, so many artists, right? Who's the writer on it? One of the main writers is, oh man, here's another one, right? What's his name? Oh man. Names, names, names, names, names, names, names. Roy Thomas, right? Roy Thomas wrote a lot. Roy Thomas is absolutely amazing, right? Seriously, savage sort of Conan. That's where it's at. And I've got this one to check this out. This is the Conan reader. And these are the Conan stories that, before Marvel got the rights back to it, they were being printed through Dark Horse Comics, right? Through Dark Horse Comics. And I haven't read this yet, but check out the writers. Kurt Bozik, P. Craig Russell, Timothy Truman, Kelly Jones, and I've heard amazing things about the series. And this was an amazing buy. It's like a thousand pages, and it cost, you know, in Canada, $40. So well worth the buy, right? Those are my two Conan recommendations. Always got to take a sidestep and recommend Conan, right? It's measure of your blood when you're really sick. Badev, Badev, Psycho Pete, how are you doing? I hope you're doing well, Chicho, and chat. Welcome, welcome to our live stream. Do you think there will be a run on cabins in the mountains after this? I doubt it, right? Where are you going to get your food if you go to the cabin, right?  Rumors are he is giving vaccines to poor kids, and those vaccines were not FDA approved. Yeah, Bill Gates is just, last time I worked, I worked my customers, didn't even know what the acronym COVID-19 meant. Yeah, I've come across people that aren't really aware of what's going on. People should start fasting and lose unnecessary weight and exercise, right? Exercise, ration, don't go gluttonous, right? I should look that up. Thank you. I always wondered what effect the comic code had on strips like Oana, and yeah, you'll love it. You'll love it. Coronavirus is a myth. I doubt it. People are dying from G5. G5 definitely is having an effect. 100% will. Okay, I agree with you. Wuhan was the first place to pilot the new technology, and now we are catching up. You can only get viruses if your body creates it, or if you get a vaccine. I know, I disagree with that. That's for sure. It's a multi-government population call. 5G is killing us, and they haven't made up coronavirus, but they will give us vaccines. Okay, don't trust the state, I agree with you. Okay, but you're running into speculations, right? LinkedIn work, but founded on YouTube. Nice. Good day, everyone. Good day, Lukka. Lukkasburg. Viruses are not contagious, nor airborne. Open your eyes. I went with full Alex Jones. He went full. I want to study your brains. I'm doing well. Thank you for asking. How are you? Love and mercy. Love and mercy. One of Vilgay's new initiatives is called ID2020 in the third world. It includes vaccines and RFID chips. These are a website that is sponsored by Microsoft. Yeah, Vilgay's is nasty. Vilgay's foundation is nasty. As nasty as the Clinton Foundation, right? As nasty as all of those foundations.  They're making no frogs. Thank you for the labs. Thank you for the labs. Fun times. Fun times. Nobody's a piece of chocolate. Would you chose a way? Good on you, man. Thank you, Dapper. I miss Alex Jones. Next thing you'll say. Oh yeah. One of the best remedies to good health is a good laugh. Oh my god. I'm too funny. Actually, he'll say invest in silver because silver is used for medical supplies as well. Right? Best of Alex Jones stream. In his time to invest in the Chinese stock market as ours is ruined now. Oh yeah, no. The blue hurts more people. Color. Colo deal silver. You too can be blue. It was too funny. Drinks over. We showed stats like last night. Disproving that was funny. That was a great laugh. Have you ever browsed a subreddit called Wall Street Bets? No. No. I stopped Reddit. I used to go to Reddit to a lot of different subreddits and stuff. Now I only go to and I don't go there as much as I did before and I only go to like two, three, four subreddits now. Reddit is totally compromised. Like you get auto banned, silence, ghosted. It's because there are subreddits that you can function on still a little bit because they're low down. But it's a propaganda site in large part, right? They're silencing people. Major censorship on Reddit. Don't spend too much time on platforms that censor, right? If you spend a lot of time on platforms that censor, you're going to be a dingling. Okay? You got your joke right. Go donate to Bill Gates Foundation. Oh my God. We have the clip. I trust our commander in chief. Go to the server. People are hilarious. Is it worth investing in tinfoil as it seems a large amount of the population is buying it in bulk to turn... Have you heard about the alien interaction with Donald Trump and that it is why he's turned orange? No, no, no. I've known orange people. Like people who get the, they put the suntanning creams on them. It was a thing that people did. I don't know why, but they did it. Reddit has definitely been compromised, compromised big time, right? Big time. Don't think she goes to pot, no. Wall Street bets is hilarious because you can follow on people doing the worst mistakes on the biggest wins. And then they come out and say, I did it. And then the next bet they make, they lose everything, right? Reddit censors and is all also partly owned by China. Yeah. Drink your silver now. I believe, I believe. What do you think of the coronavirus here in Toronto? All schools, including universities, close. Yeah. Macro pancia, 31, turning the fraud. Will, I cracked me up still. Macro pancia. We have a COVID-19 playlist. We started covering it about late January, mid-January late. I was looking at the numbers mid-January and we did our first thing. I mentioned it in a mass stream. So late January, and we have a playlist where we've crushed the numbers, right? Then done a little bit of mathematics and talked about it. If you go to a YouTube channel, you'll see the playlist there. Here. If you go to the YouTube channel, there's a COVID-19 playlist and we've covered the stuff there. It's a legitimate concern. Schools, universities should be closed. Theaters, concerts, large gatherings, special events should be canceled. You want to reduce, you want to do this. You want right now, we want to flatten the curve, right? This is exactly what you want to do because we don't want our medical system to be overwhelmed. You're in Toronto, you're in Canada. I've lived in Toronto by the way. I've lived in Ontario for five years. Our medical system in Canada is already maxed out. We can't have thousands of people going to the hospitals and there's enough beds, right? There's enough supplies to take care of everyone. So what you want to do is reduce social activity, social interaction to reduce the rate of infection so the medical system can deal with these critical cases, right? That's what we need to do. That's the end of the story. That's what the mathematics says, right? You want to reduce the exponential growth to have a lower growth rate, right? I don't use Reddit, just Fortran. I'm a good boy. Make America straight. I find it annoying. Our president keeps trying to explain to everyone not worse than the flu and yet people keep making an anthill into a mountain. Gays have more IQ than conspiracy people are going crazy on Twitter, especially QAnon followers. Yeah, the QAnon man, I can't believe people are still following that. Seriously, what? The broken clock is what is it? Correct twice a day or something? With lockdowns and curfews, can you still go to the supermarket? No, we can, yeah. Yeah, chicho, but the flu hurts more people. Yeah, so does cutting your finger, right? So can you compare cutting your finger to, I know I'm making a bad analogy because the flu is a virus and COVID-19 is a virus, but the flu, if you get the flu, you're contagious for like three days, four days, your symptoms show right away or within a day or two, right?  COVID-19 asymptomatic for 27 up to a month, right? 27 days up to a month. No sign of symptoms and still contagious. The R0 value for COVID-19 is a lot higher. It is a more devastating virus. It's causing the long-term damage, right? It's taking people anywhere between two to six weeks to recoup from it. Some are showing long-term effects, right? The flu, you're sick, you're done within a week. Thank you very much.  This is different. Anybody here? Oh, do I have the other graph? Here, let me bring this up to you. We still have this from yesterday. Is this going to show? That's not going to show. Here, I'm just going to bring up a little graph. I'm going to go over my own face a little bit here. Oops, sorry about this gang, but okay, hold on, let me reduce this. Oh, cool. I can do this. Nice. Here, we'll put this guy here too. Take a look at this. This is a comparison. Here, I'll step over this way. This is a comparison of the, okay, the fatality rate. This is the numbers we got out of South Korea. The fatality rate for COVID-19 compared to the flu are dramatically different. Okay. 80 plus year olds, and this is Korea. Here, let me bring up the other one. Here's the fatality rate. Let me resize this one too. Bring it up here. Here's the fatality rate for straight up COVID-19, right? Oops, where'd it go? Here's the fatality rate for COVID-19. 80 plus 15 percent, 70 to 79, 8 percent, 60 to 69, three and a half percent, 50 to 59, 1 percent, right? The flu, 65.83 percent, right? 0.83 percent. That's we found out in South Korea. In South Korea, that was from 65 plus, right? Compare that to COVID-19. You can't compare it, right? I'm sorry. Those people who are making a comparison between COVID-19 and the flu are clueless, right? They have no idea what exponential growth is. They have no idea what the fatality rate is. They're quoting mortality rate, but mortality rate is, I believe, I looked this up. It's one out of a thousand, not one out of a hundred, so they're saying the mortality rate is only three percent. That's one out of a thousand. It's not three percent, it's three, right? Big difference. I'm at home now, self-quarantine, eating tuna and rice, need beer, please send more. As a biochemical engineer student, we have been studying a scientist called, he is currently working in a VMVC vaccine, which in fact injects antibodies into the human bloodstream. Cool. The only thing left open in a lockdown are the businesses that provide food. Sorry, just getting some mild commands down. Okay, awesome, Martin. I need to learn some of those mild commands as well. I wish the US would actually close more things, restaurants, theaters, and many other businesses are still open. The one thing Spiderman is the financial thing has to be in there, but it doesn't look like they're gonna do it. They gave 1.5 trillion to Wall Street, not to the people, not to the front line, right? They gave it to the financial sector. They didn't give it to the front line people. What a horrendous thing to do. What are you saying now about COVID-19? It's interesting. I want to share that source. Go to our, if you look at the, when the, again, if you look at our YouTube channel, there's a COVID-19 playlist.  So you can watch that video on Twitch. It's the video that's available on Twitch for two weeks. You can watch that. And you can go to my Patreon page. And the last post I made is a table and 13 graphs that we made from the table that I've been tabulating, collecting all the data and doing some number crunching to look at what's going on with COVID-19. We've been doing COVID-19 stuff for a while now, I guess. So there's a lot of info there to be had if you're interested. Pardon the wall of text expert panel. In California last night, predicted 40 to 70% of the population will be infected before herd immunity kicks in. There's some question about where the mortality rate is, but there's consensus that 20% of cases will require hospitalization. US has 2.7 hospital beds per thousand people, 300 million people, 40% infection is 120 million cases, 24 million hospitalization, 810,000 hospital beds nationally. And the 20 to 70% is going to be over an extended period time. So hopefully people will be recouping and coming out and stuff like this. And the fatality rate, I believe, is higher than we graphed the fatality rate. Now it's kicking up to 3.7% and it's going to continue to go up, I believe. So the fatality rate is, on average, is moving up. The flu's fatality rate is ridiculously low. Not ridiculously right from low, but it's way lower. It pertains to conversation. Moz, can I post a Reddit link in chat? No. Or is it not allowed? No links other than Moz and myself on chat. Do you have any thoughts on the British approach which seems to be hope for the best, but the vulnerable are going to suffer? Yeah, I read some of the blips about how the UK's handling this, and the three little blips that I read on how the UK's handling this is horrendous. Just absolutely ridiculous, right? But that's what happens when you get a clown like Boris Johnson in power. Horrendous. Just imagine what the response would have been if Corbin was in power. Different game, different game. Corbin, the mistake he made, he should have supported Brexit. If he had supported Brexit, people should have been intelligent enough to vote for him. Because the only reason the clown got in was because he said, we're going to do a Brexit, right? Corbin should have done that, right? And if they had done that, if you had someone like Corbin in power, you would have seen the response roll out way differently, way differently, right? Cheers. My pleasure, Vatican. Thank you, Spider-Man. Yeah, take a look at that table and those graphs that we put out, okay? And those were updated graphs of the previous stream we did two weeks ago, okay? And we're going to do one at the end of this month as well. Okay, beginning of next month. Links are not allowed, but about to score. That is why flatten the curve is absolutely essential. 100%. People claiming that the panic is unwarranted and not following social distancing or people putting everyone at risk. Yeah, and the kicker is, we all know these people, right? I know these people. Like, if they continue to push their point, I'm going to go pretty hard on their stupidity, right? Because they're not at risk, right? It means they're showing their true colors, being two shades. One of them is that they're extremely selfish, right? The other one is that they're ridiculously stupid, right? End of story. And I'm going to go hard on their asses, personally. And I've already started on that task. Okay, okay. Mander9. Hi, Chico. Good to see you online. Stay healthy, brother. You too, you too. And it did have the flu. And who knows, at the beginning of January, those of you have been following the work, right? What we're doing, at the beginning of January, I got hit with the flu, right? And I kept on mentioning that I've never been hit this hard before. I've never been hit this hard before. Really? Well, if I got the flu before, I'm back up and running within three days, right? I got hit January 1st with the flu, right? As far as I know. And I was taken out for six weeks, okay? And it was hardcore. I had serious temperature and coughing that lasted two months, right? And every now and then, I still have a little bit of cough. What did I have? Did I have a flu? I think so. I hope so, right? So stay healthy, right? Stay healthy. I would say the opposite, personally. He refused to give much of an opinion and seemed to suffer due to that. And the right-wing press, given that remain-leaning parties got more votes, I feel he would have been in a better position if he pushed for at least the second referendum. I think he should have done a second referendum, personally. I think he should have come out and said, we're going to do a second referendum. This is what's going to be asked. Are we leaving? When do you guys want to leave? That's it, right? Or we stay, right? And the reason he should have done that is because there was so much misinformation, disinformation going around, right? And the UK media was absolutely horrendous, horrendous, right? They label him as anti-Semitic, that he was an anti-Semitic.  We labeled this guy as anti-Semitic to not get him elected because he didn't agree with what's going on in the Middle East, right? With the persecution of the Palestinians, right? A UK population was played by corporate propagandists and think tanks and special interest groups, right? Why are these institutions and organizations and outside parties, outside governments deciding who rules the UK? People should be pissed. But yes, Boris is doing an awful job on putting a lot of people at rest, 100%. Very true. A country where we're fooled by the side of a bus, we say a whole lot, yeah. It says a whole lot, really. It's incredible what was taking place, right? This is an investment stream, but we're talking a lot about politics as well, but that is a part of the game, right? And COVID-19 for sure. And that's going to have a serious effect in our current economic system. And it's already having a serious effect through our current economic system. What should governments do? They definitely should not be giving Wall Street more money. That's 100%, right? They should be making sure that people are taken care of, right? They should be using people's money, right? To take care of the people, right? Setting up mobile testing labs, right? They should be hiring a whole bunch of health practitioners for people who are really scared and aren't leaving their homes so they can make appointments and go see them and set their minds at ease and give them a checkup, right? What's wrong with hiring an army, right? Of nurses and people in the healthcare industry to visit individual houses, right? So you don't have mobs of people going into one location to test people, right? That's doable, right? Why aren't central institutions doing this? Initially, you're going to get a wave of people coming, you know, requiring this, right? So you hire thousands of people, right? How is it possible that they're able to hire, recruit tens of thousands of people to go to other nations and bomb the crap out of them, but they're not able to hire, mobilize thousands of people to take care of their own citizens, right? This is our centralized governments at work, right? What was the scandal with the messed up driving test lab that were fake? They were initially, even right now, there could be test kits out there that aren't really 100% accurate, right? And most test kits aren't. The question is, what's the failure rate on those test kits? I believe some of the initial test kits that in the United States that the CDC sent out, millions of them, I don't think it was millions, probably hundreds of thousands, they recalled them because they were flawed. Oh, man, it's like a Noam Chomsky lecture live, neat. Is it like Noam Chomsky lecture? I do have, I read Noam Chomsky, I watched one of his lectures, I went live to one of his lectures and I've watched a lot of his lectures, but logic is logic, right? In my opinion, the UK had two very poor options in the last election, and the way I saw it at the time, a lot of people voted for what they thought was a lesser evil. Boris has handled the whole COVID-19 situation incredibly poorly, but I don't think Jeremy would have made much of a difference, but we will never know, we will never know. But I think Jeremy Coburn would have handled it better, way better. Did Joe Schmucka bore us? Man, that guy was born with a golden spoon in his mouth, right? He's a... I wouldn't even let him walk into my house, right? What a... really, I don't even know if I'm allowed to say some of the things I think about that guy, right? Not a math guy here. How much could each US citizen have received if they split the 1.5 trillion instead of giving it to the Wall Street? Magicum? We talked about this yesterday. Basically, we did a little bit of math and assumed there is 330... well, we found out 330 million people in the United States, right? Let's assume 150 million of them are working and paying taxes, right? So the United States could have automatically deposited $1,000 into 150 million bank accounts, okay? And they could have done this for 10 months on a monthly basis. So they could have given 150 million people, okay? I believe 150 million. $1,000. We're doing that right, oh man, I lost them numbers again. We did it last night. We talked about it last night, right? But basically $1,000 a month for 10 months, I believe, okay? 1.5 trillion, right? Not bad. That would have calmed the situation a lot more, but they gave 1.5 trillion to Wall Street to pop up the stock market and the stock market is centralized, right? About 80% of all stocks, 80 to 85% of all stocks are owned by institutions and extremely wealthy people, right? So Joe Blow on the front lines gets nothing, zero, zilch. The only thing they get is inflation, right? Meanwhile, they could have taken 1.5 trillion and given a tax break, right? Tax return of $1,000 a month for 10 months, right? To the population. The difference, the difference, right? Huge, huge, huge. Since this is an investing live stream, what general investing advice observation are we looking at? Sleepyways depends on what? Reduce your expenses, increase your health, decentralize your income, right? If you only have one major source of income, look for a secondary one, look for a third one, look for a fourth one. Name of the game right now is decentralize yourself. Make yourself anti-fragile, anti-fragile. Divided by 300 million, but it was also a loan. So it would only have dealt with that. I don't believe that the 1.5 trillion was a loan. It is a giveaway, okay? The bailouts were not loans. They're a giveaways, man. It's a loan they didn't give it to them. It's not a loan. They say it's a loan. Loan at zero interest. Can I have some of that? Can I have some of that loan? Right? Would you like some loan at zero interest? Would you like a 1.5 trillion dollars at zero interest? Where can I sign up? Where can I line up? I don't care. I'll fight COVID-19 and go line up in a line of 1.5 million people, or not 1.5 million, 150 million people in a big lineup to sign up to get 1.5 trillion, right? Of interest-free loan. I wouldn't trust Boris to sit the right way on a toilet loan deal with an international crisis like COVID-19. Yeah, money isn't real. They could have done whatever they wanted. Yeah, I think the main difference is Corbin would care more about the people who are in the situation than that they can't afford to be ill and the more vulnerable in society, but we will never know for sure. Yeah, and he would have, right? Hey, no white beard, no math. No whiteboard, no math. No whiteboard, no math. Gotta do all mental. Oh my god. Trillion for dead cat bounce. Yeah, and that's the key. Dead cat bounce. Sounds like a good investment, man. First of all, it's the Fed, not the U.S. government, so they can't just budget it to the citizens. Second of all, they could have mandated it. Second of all, it's a loan, so they will be paid back. You are misinformed in this situation. Why, man? On paper, a loan. Okay. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, when they got bailed out for four trillion dollars, okay, basically what happened was complete garbage investments were given a value of 4.5 trillion dollars, right? That means all the other investments were propped up because they bailed out the garbage loans, right? So all of a sudden that created inflation in the society as everyone's seeing through the housing market, right? What that did was basically normalized theft, right? And how much of that bailout money from 2008 and the monthly money that has been going into the market really trickled down to the population. The stock market was pushing $30,000. Companies were doing major buybacks, right? And then selling their stock, liquidating, giving themselves dividends to pay back interest-free loans. You can't just say it's a loan. You don't get that type of loan from the government or from the banks. It's impossible for you to get a loan like that.  You can't just say it's a loan. It's a loan on paper. In reality, it's a giveaway, right? What happens when the companies take that loan, which is going to happen, by the way, and it did happen in 2008 crisis, they take that loan, they buy back their shares, they give out the dividends, they liquidate the company. Within two years, some of these companies go bankrupt. Do they have to pay back the loan? Hell no. Of course, they don't have to pay back the loan. What about you as a student? Do you have to pay back the loan to get a good education? Of course, you have to pay back your loan for the rest of your life to go get an education. This is a giveaway.  This is a straight out giveaway. 1.5 trillion. You can name it whatever you want. No. Loan. You can call it a loan. I want one of those loans. Why, man? I want a loan like that. Can I get a loan like that? Three stooges. How are you doing? How's life? I want a loan like that. Nah, I need a cider somewhere. Did I go too hard? Sorry, brother. What do you think of the people who are arguing? There are lots of opportunities to jump in on a Wall Street market. There are some. Sure. If you want to play that game, there are some companies that are worth buying. Not all of them. Not by a long shot. Most of them are bubbles. Take a look at Boeing stock. Went up to $350. Their algorithm doesn't work. Two planes crash us. They still prop it up. Still sitting above $300. In two weeks, it goes from $350 down to $160. Now, take a look at the chart for it over a lifetime, over a 10-year period. Do you think $160 is a good buy? From $350 came down to $160. It'll do a bounce. It'll do a bounce, most likely. Most likely. Who knows? It might stay up there for a while. But do a look on the chart for a 10-year period. What was Boeing trading a few years ago? $30? $50? So is it a good buy? $160? Hell no. I won't touch it. Some people will. I got depressed again. Sorry. I heard Boris Johnson on that one. I had almost forgotten. The fundamental per supposition that standard modes of doing business will apply to a crisis to government or government-like entities is dumb. Courts won't enforce or prosecute. The interest on the market's safety is more important than paying by the same rules and regulations you invest in. You invest by. I'm going to read that again. Okay. The fundamental proposition that standard modes of doing business will apply to a crisis to government or government-like entities is dumb. Courts won't enforce or prosecute.  Make crows not war. After reading that, I'm not sure if you're pro-giving $1.5 trillion to Wall Street or Antti. Just like German and French banks in the Greek bailout. Yeah. And it wasn't Greek bailout. It was a bailout. I'm pretty sure that's what you mean. It was a bailout of the German and French banks. And then the population blamed it on the Greeks. I actually have relatives that live in Germany and they were visiting at the time.  It's all their fault. I turned to them. I go, what are you, crazy? It's your banks that gave bad loans to people they shouldn't have given bad loans to, right? And then when the loans go belly up, they take your tax dollars and they give it to the banks for giving these bad loans. Meanwhile, the people in the banks that were giving these bad loans to these dead beasts that were just, they knew that we're going to rob Greece, right? They were just going to take the money. They were taking their bonuses for giving these loans. You want to know how bad the European and all centralized banking systems are? Look at LaGuard. LaGuard was head of, she's head of the EU Banking Central, the European Central Bank right now, I believe, right? She was ahead of the IMF at the time, before she got in there. The IMF gave Argentina $50 billion loan, right? That everybody knew was just garbage. Like, there's no way. It was the highest loan that IMF has ever given and they gave it to Argentina and everybody knew that Argentina is not going to pay this back. It's not going to happen. Why did they give it? Because the IMF, the banking people cutting the steel, were taking their bonuses. The Argentinian people that were signing away Argentinian, Argentine's future, right? They were taking the money. The Argentinian people got screwed over, right? And guess what happened? Argentina defaults on that $50 billion loan. Who gave this? Who approved this? LaGuard approved this. Anybody do this?  What happens to her? She gets promoted to the head of the European Central Bank. What a scam, right? Why? Because she was able to scam millions of people out of billions of dollars without anybody raising eyebrows, right? So she's going to do the same thing in the European Central Bank. It's all a scam. I'm just fine. Ah, three stooges. You're doing good. I went to the stores. Oh boy, it's chaos out there. I stocked up on booze and beef jerky. Nice. You're going to have a good time. What do you think about Brexit and how Boris and Collins are dealing with it? You know what? We've talked about Brexit, a fair bit in the past. It's Brexit. It needs to play out, right? For UK citizens, I think it's a good thing they're not part of the EU considering what's going on in the EU, right? But Boris and those people are not going to roll it up properly to the benefit of UK citizens, right? They're screwing over the UK. I don't have zero faith in Boris and the Klan, right? I wasn't given an out argument, just an in argument. Okay. What do you think of the Indian economy at present? It's going to tank hard. Two major banks are in crisis and they have to shut down the stock exchange for a few hours and restart to artificially escalate it. Also, the government took $1 billion from the largest insurance company within five days to save this institution. Yeah. We've talked about this before. India is going to go through some serious major turmoil, major turmoil, and that's not including COVID-19 we talked about, right? We'll see what the effects of COVID-19 are, but it's going to go through some major turmoil. What's going to happen with Bitcoin? Anybody's guess, I think it's going to go down. Greece had a bail in also, where a percentage of savings accounts was docked from the balance. Yeah. Stealing people's money from their bank accounts. Crazy. Yes, bank is in crisis. I think state banks of India is planning on buying it. Cool. IMF, impossible money funding, impossible money funding. I want someone out of impossible money funding. I tried to explain this over and over to people, especially liberals, and they just don't want to hear it. What is that one? Ignorant. But many banks are in crisis. In the Netherlands, in my supermarket, everything was empty. Yeah.  Yeah. Like 10% of the products were still in store and nothing in the back. Wow. Wow. That's crazy, Luca. Wow, wow, wow. Right now, it's yes, bank. Right now, it's yes, bank. And I think bank of Maharashtra, I think, plus Air India is in crisis. Yeah. It's India is going to go through some serious hard times. I think that's why they're starting the religious wars and the chaos there to distract people from the economic situation in India. I would not invest in India. I would not live in India right now. And I would not be visiting India right now. Okay. Yes, they are selling all PSUs and the loss making ones are sold at low rates as no one buys them while the profit making ones should not be privatized. I had terrible leg pain. I went to the doctor. He told me he gave me, he gave me walking in no time. He get me walking in no time. He did. He did. He stole my car. Ah, he stole your car. Three stooges. How much do you think the current government is responsible for? Where? In India? Huge. Huge. In Spain, full lockdown. Everybody is clapping in Barcelona and windows and I feel like crying. Yeah, I saw the videos, a little bit of videos. And you know what? Good feelings are important in communities. It brings together people, right? So I'm okay with the good feelings in the music. Is there any word from Africa about COVID? It's there. And it's there. It's the odds are it's going to go for the Indian crisis. Yeah, the present government for sure. Morandi. It's absolutely beautiful to see the collapse of supply chain based on modernity, modernity's fears and interconnectedness. The lines that the local grocery stores and the empty shells reflecting what those who support capitalism see capitalism as the pure fragility of a dominant market economy is funny beyond comprehension accelerated. Make cows not war 100% agree, right? The the plus side of what's taking place. Hopefully this is going to wake people up into have local communities, local infrastructure, food security and a sense of community, right? Very, very important. We'll see how it plays out. I got my fingers crossed that people will wake up after this one. What is your chicho? So Spiderman says what is your thoughts on the only 3% will die? And it's mostly old people or people with bad immune system crowd. They're idiots, Spiderman.  Okay. I can honestly tell you the people who think that they're lucky they haven't said it in my face. Okay. And they're lucky I don't live in a high story building because my balcony door would be open. Okay. I'm just kidding, by the way, violence is not a good thing, but they're idiots. How was the coverage of the Indian pogrom in the media in your country? Was that the one when they called the currency? They tried to scam people into bringing it crazy. Is that the one? I don't know what the pogrom refers to. Hello. Hello Halim. How are you doing that fast? Can't believe people don't even care. Even a 3% we should be more caring to people who are more prone. 100% Spiderman. Will people realize Federal Reserve is doing horrible stuff since even memes are being made about it now. At least people know what it is. Blackout to Alan? There's been cartoons, memes about the Federal Reserve from 1913. Right. People have known about what the Fed is for decades. Right. It's just not on the mainstream propagandas. So what people need to do is start watching the mainstream propaganda. Okay. And then people will start getting it. Do you feel biased media is responsible for cheating people?  For instance, a popular pro-government journalist, a propagandist in India, is an ex-inmate for the fraud and fake sting operations.  I think people are. We have to take responsibility for our own actions. If, as the saying goes, buyer beware.  Now the question is, how often are we planning on being duped into this? Right. If we don't speak out, who's going to speak out? Right. We need to call BS as what it is BS. My fingers are cross two. I hope this ends up changing minds abroad. I hope so too. Thank you for this saying. Oh, for sure, Spiderman. And as Martin said, 3% is not a low number, not a low number. 1% is not a low number. No program means the riots, which were one-sided. Pogrom. Was that the, I don't know, I'm not familiar with it. I'm sorry. How do we introduce resilience from the ground up in close by communities is the key question of the future. Yeah. People care in as much as it impacts their lives. Once it is doorsteps, doorsteps, reality will set in. Yeah. Hey, I bought a book about the Fed at a secondhand store called Secrets of the Temple. It looks super 70s. Is it, I don't know, Maryam, beautifully said. My wife is immune compromised and some of our family members just aren't caring and believing that it will not affect us. Yeah. I've had people like that too, right? Spiderman.   What about you get hit?  You pass it on to your grandmother or mother, father. What are you? Halim, I wonder what will happen economically now. The French president has already said that all those procedures would cost dozens of billion, billion euros. And the only way to do this is to print a lot of money, but printing a lot of implies devaluation of currencies and therefore massive inflation, or I'm wrong. No, you're not wrong. And here's the kicker, F-Macaron, right? Hey, what happened to all those rich people that were giving money when Notre Dame or whatever was burning? Oh, bringing billions of dollars to build that, but a pandemic hits and they're worried about spending billions? What? On the plus side, society might learn by this current issue that is in the world, a little lesson learned to be somewhat prepared for the future, 100% dapper. And by the way, don't get me wrong, the 2008 financial collapse created a lot of warriors that understand how the system works, that are building infrastructures and decentralizing their lives, right? This is going to do more. So slowly, what we're seeing is the collapse of our current economic system, which is a beautiful thing, right? What we have to do, what we have to make sure is to build alternative systems, right? A program, a pogrom is a violent riot aimed at the massacre or persecution of ethnic or religious groups. I think that's horrendous. Is that the one you're talking about against the Muslims? Ridiculous, disgusting, right? And that was pushed from the centralized state, right? Post-apocalypse, how are you doing? Some countries are starting to add an air pollution tax to commercial airline tickets based on estimated amount. The problem is, you're given up to the centralized state that is already controlled by corporations, so you're centralizing more power. Yeah, exactly. I thought that too. Recently, there was very high communal tension in Delhi, the capital of India, literally a few miles away from where Trump was visiting. There are clear videos of the police torturing people with the help of pro-government mobs, while the media, which is bought by the government, reports a select of incidents and fallacies. Yeah, I know that stuff is going on. So you're called, they're calling that pogrom, right? Really, India is in trouble. India is going to go through some serious turmoil, and it might face some decentralization breaking up, where there's going to be serious toll on the economy and the people. Okay, be careful if you live in India. That number is accurate, and it is approximately two-third the population of the US, although it would be spread out worldwide, it gives a vivid image of the cost, vivid image of the cost merely human. Local farmer markets, local farmer markets, CSAs, right? Build dual power. Thanks for defining that. Why are, why you are talking about investment economy is dead boomer? No, it's not. And I'm not a boomer. I am on the cuspish. I'm, I don't know what I'm called. Boomer, hilarious. Even if I was a boomer right on, I'd live longer than you, brother or sister. Let's see you make it to this age and grow some nice white goatee, right? Funny, funny. I have some hope that measures that add pollution fees to logistics can rebalance global systems to focus more on local and less on long range. That part I agree with you post-apocalypse. Sourcing out food from thousands of miles away is ridiculous. We have to source out food from local communities. Once you do that, the transportation cost comes down. The pollution comes down, right? Huge, huge benefits to society. One argument I keep hearing from waiters, bartenders is that if people stop going out, they are just hurting them too. Please go out to bars and support people who still have to work regardless of the pandemic or not. We will need money too. And just cause you get laid off doesn't mean we deserve a hit in the pocket too. Sleepy ways. I really don't know too many people that are saying that personally. Humans are degenerate humans. Not the number, the prediction. Oh wow, I've missed a lot of chat again. Oh wow, we're like two hours plus gang. I have my goatee back. Nice, but it's just yours. That's okay. I've had the short goatee too a lot, but I just like this right now. Should we call the stream gang? The Indo-Pakistani war started with Pakistan. The Pakistani army was committing acts of genocide in Bangladesh and India intervene. Both sides were affected, but clearly one side was targeted. Chico, anyway, you could stream more the next few weeks during this coronavirus. For sure Hannah, I will be. And I'm on spring break, so we're going to do more streaming. So do I? And also those making decisions. Nobody at the helm based on man. Oh man, thanks for the stream. My pleasure. And you're welcome to call me an old man. I take that with honor, by the way. Sider is going to win tonight. Is it Martin? I think maybe sometimes Sider is required. I might have some liqueur too. So I'll join you. I'll have some liqueur tonight as well. Okay. I don't know if my... because of drinking coffee or corona. Okay gang, let's call the stream. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you for the follows. Thank you for the subs for those that followed and subbed. Thank you for the raid. David, that if you're still here, thank you for participating. Thank you for the conversations gang. Take care. Be well. Be considerate. Think about everybody around you. And if you can make it, we're going to do a live stream math puzzle game on Wednesday. From 2.30 until 4.30 p.m. And we're just going to play some math games and have a little downtime and enjoy the game. And later on, we're going to start doing pandemic cooking stream and comic books. Okay. Kick it down a bit and we'll do politics, economics and COVID-19 as well. Okay. Aside from that, I hope you guys have a fantastic Sunday and next few days. And I'll see you guys on Wednesday. The mods, Spiderman, the rest of the mods. Thank you for taking care of business. Martin, thank you for taking care of business. Bye, everyone.