Star Trek Into Darkness. So tonight's 2 hour and 12 minute movie is going to be just what the title says. This is like going back to the original Star Trek characters with Captain Picard, Captain Kirk and Spock. And who's the Doctor? Bones, Tick-Off. We get to see the young versions of all of them. And also you could say that some of their personality traits that were pretty common in that first year you really get to see the character development because they go back. This is when Kirk hasn't had his first kind of being the Captain. He's still aspiring to do that. And yet they know each other back then. And there's like all kinds of, I think some of all of the major themes we were talking about, loyalty today. There's all kinds of beliefs in friendship and loyalty. And we were talking about no people pleasing because Spock is very logical and is not really in touch with emotions. So he doesn't seem to filter or censor anything around trying to not hurt anybody's feelings. He's just straight out there with everything. And the contrast between that and James Kirk who he's pretty much like, you know, don't worry if you break a few rules. It's more of what you're going for than the concern about breaking rules. So he will cut corners or break rules or stretch the truths they say or bend things and so on and so forth. And he seems to be the much more passionate one at the beginning. And the one who will, you know, stick his neck out or cover for somebody, you know, if it would protect them in some way or whatever. So it's actually, I just think this is a great, among all the great Star Trek, this is really good. I saw it in 3D and I thought it was amazing graphics. And also there's a character in there which they, who seems to be pretty far advanced in their eyes, but they just have this hunch that they can't really trust him, but they don't seem to have any options. So it's one of those things like we just watched the draft day where it was about working through compromise. I think this is another movie of working through compromise. And I think in draft day there was some pretty good striking contrast, but nothing like this. I mean, Spock and Kirk, as far as two main characters in a series, they're kind of at opposite ends of personality. So it creates some really fantastic dynamics at trying to get at what's real and what's true underneath the duality, the perceived duality and everything. So it's quite an adventure. Is everyone buckled in? Jessica's going to put her seatbelt on. And you've got the remote, right? Okay. Great. I hope you've caught those lines at the end to the purpose to remember who we once were and who we must be. That was, you know, that's the whole purpose. And then right before that, there was a talk about, it was really aiming at the forgiveness about while we're sleeping, really not getting into destroying those that seem to mean as harm. That's for the temptation of the world, the temptation to perceive somebody's attacking us. And really they aren't. It's just the attack thoughts in the mind make it seem like there are people and people that are attacking other people. It's just a giant projection of attack, which really is the underlying belief that you can attack God is not in awareness at all.  But it's not showing what's really gone on in the mind. It's just protecting this attack thought that you could pull your mind away from God. So that was really a pretty profound kind of line too. We could even run it back to get the exact line. It came right before the remembering who we once were and who we must be and the thing, but it was really that it was like not, he's giving his talk, you know, his speech, but it was like just the best you can not give into the temptation. And it fits with that movie that we saw yesterday about Days of Future Pest where they're so tempted to react to what they perceive as this attack and defense thing even when they have to come back into the past back in the 1973, they go there and pretty much the Charles character, the one played by Patrick Stewart is saying, I'm not the man that you know me as now. I didn't have my powers back then and I'm just not the one. He had a lot of seeming pain and hurt about losing his leg, the use of his legs and about the character that, I don't know what her name was, Jennifer Lawrence played Lumethe that was kind of blue. He had a lot of misgivings because he felt that she had kind of left him and gone with Magneto, whatever that character was. So there was all these grievances just festering and all this immaturity and then sent back into all that, which is what we could call Planet Earth now, this is 1973. Because the mind is so tempted to give in to the beliefs that someone can be hurt and then the beliefs that something has to be protected, something has to be defended. And now that's in this seeming parable of David, that's what kept arising and arising and arising all the time is this idea of protectionism or wanting to defend something or wanting to see something in a certain way. I loved it in this movie and also in Days of Future Past where there's this sense of even the ones that seem to be lost, the ones that seem to turn away, I love it in this movie how Kirk makes a decision to just let Scotty go. Scotty's like a very valued member of the crew and he's got to make a decision to just say them go and to point check off. So that's one of his own, his own family he had to let go of. And then it's kind of interesting that just when he's needed most, Scotty's drunk and having his conversation with his little mate, the funny looking thing and so he's got to come back, he gives him the coordinates, he has to say what's the third number, he's pretty far gone. But he's never lost, he's never out of the picture. And I think the same thing was in that Days of Future Past where it seemed like that certain characters were kind of spinning out like the Magneto character and Jennifer Lawrence, yep she was spinning out. And during our time we've had different ones that seemed to spin out in different ways but to not lose focus of the purpose, like the purpose is to remember who we were and who we must be, the Christ. That's like the main thing underneath it all, regardless of how things seem to play in form, to not get caught and to interpreting the form in any way. So really it's don't interpret anyone staying or leaving or spinning out or staying true and all these different temptations are really just temptations to misperceive, to make it seem personal, to make it seem not the moment, which is just that it's all simultaneous. And that's what I liked about Days of Future Past, it seems like the Jennifer Lawrence character finally had to let go of the grievance that was all centered on her letting go of the grievance so that there really is no future, that's just a projection of the past. But as long as you hold on to the grievance then it seems like the past isn't the past. It seems like it's still active, it's still happening. And there's still an impetus to try to change it, to fix somebody, to control something, to defend something, you know that's where the temptation comes in. Instead of just to see it as it is, completely whole, you know it's no problem whatsoever, like there's never been a problem in the field, in forgiveness, there's never, there's no problems. That's why when we had that question yesterday, you know, if guilt is hell what is its opposite? And we kind of started going through, it couldn't be innocence because innocence doesn't have an opposite. And in that sense metaphorically, you might say that the opposite of hell, which is distorted perception is healed perception, which is what forgiveness is. It's an illusion too, but it's a necessary acceptance of an illusion that is the healing illusion.  It's just too far, it's too much. There has to be something in the middle, even if it's an illusion, it doesn't matter. It has to lead you away from the rest. And that's the forgiveness. That's what the whole focus is on, the miracle, forgiveness, and of course the Atonement is the ultimate of forgiveness, the first miracle, the last miracle, and all the miracles in between. It's really, it's the forgiven world, it's the happy dream. It's the real world that Jesus talks about. It's the healed world. It's the world that's unified. It's simultaneous. That's what heals. If the problem is linear time, the solution must be simultaneity. If it had to be, there couldn't be any other solution. It's still got the time idea, simultaneous time. It's just everything seemingly is happening at once. But that's a more accurate description. That's a forgiveness description of time. But the ego tries to make it linear. And that's something that all the great teachers in Saints and Mystics have taught. It's something we are focusing on and emphasizing in all of our teachings, it will become more and more the central teaching that the time is simultaneous. If there's really, the past is gone, the future is but imagined, total escape from the past, total lack of an interest in the future. This idea of the trick of cause and effect, which there's been so many teachings that have come through on reversing cause and effect, but actually coming to start to see that there is no cause and effect in this world. And that's what the ego is most resistant to. It'll be all kind of intellectual defenses, all kind of that's not practical, that's too big of a leap and whatever, but that's actually what this is about. I had some old teachings on that and I remember Jeffrey Lake on time. I think I did one called reversing cause and effect, which is just a step towards seeing that there really is no cause and effect in linear time. And he said he played that tape or that session over like six or seven times before he could even start to the resistance to recognizing that is enormous because it's so simple. It's like it wipes out every conceivable problem in terms of the way the ego makes it because the ego made up separate cause and effect, that there's causes in time and there's effects in time, whether it's around the body or the world or economics or science or any way that's all part of a giant scheme to keep in place this idea that there are causes in time and then effects that follow. So this happens, then that happens. And that even down to physics, for every action there's a reaction. That's not true either. That's Newtonian. We were talking about Jessica landing. Isaac didn't No, don't tell me. No, that's like getting to the most core. He says you know that it's all simultaneous. We can do a nice little animation on that. Just because everyone seemingly on the planet, most everyone has been raised with Newtonian and it's the quantum that's been around for like going on six decades and still it's not catching on after six decades. It's that much resistance. We're still teaching in a lot of classrooms they'll probably teach Newtonian and then they'll put some paragraphs, a little dab of quantum at the end because it's like the rebel science but it's still like Newtonian and Newtonian. We're more exposed to quantum because it's a reflection of where our mind's at but it's quite amazing. Quantum supply runs. Going to, like Joe was saying, feeling a little guilt going into the pantry and getting offered all that food that's quantum too. It used to be the days of St. Francis they'd be out there hacking away most of the day trying to harvest grains so they could make some bread or working for others who were doing it hoping that they would get throwing some bread. Now we go to the pantry and it's like oh, it gets huge. That's quantum. You're not earning a living. You're not earning anything. Neither do you have to start to put your mind into trying to think about earning a living. How rare that is, how quantum that is to be free from that. That seems to be so pervasive that it seems like there's millions and millions of people acting out that trick and just trusting. Whether you seem to have no money or no debts or whether Jessica's had to have the faith even in the face of seeming debts. Quantum is quantum physics baby. Love radiates undefined. That song is like a theme song. In the face of whatever it is, again they had to do in this movie. They had to really keep the faith. There's one danger after the next. That's of course how the ego keeps the mind trapped by throwing it out as if there's linear time dangers. The only so-called danger to peace of mind is believing in linearity. That's dangerous to peace of mind. Not in reality but in terms of waking up and sleeping it's like you don't want to hold on to that belief because then you'll just have nightmares. Whether it's your daytime dreams or your nighttime dreams there's going to be characters in there where you seem to be a character and there seem to be other characters and those other characters don't mean you well. It can be shocking. You might get some really good teaching dreams in there but then the occasional one will come in of betrayal or abandonment or rejection. Kind of like that movie that Mel Gibson was in. Braveheart. Where he goes all the way to the end and everybody gets it and he's got this one that he has so much faith that he can trust. When that character turns out to be the betrayal character then as you see it in his face his heart seems to be crushed. That's what gets enacted out in so-called romantic love relationships because there's a sense of you and me against the world that there's somehow a partner that's going to be the one that's going to stay true and then it's shocking. It's like a little shock to the system when that partner doesn't seem to expectation with anything including like with a partner where I think of that movie, I remember seeing Braveheart and you follow that movie and it's like the Mel Gibson character keeps the faith and then boom when this character turns out to be untrue or un-honorable or betrayal and so on and so forth and it's like it seems to crush his state of mind but those are just one of those things of another temptation. All that is is another temptation to believe in linear time. It's nothing more than that. It's just a misinterpretation to believe things in a linear way. Just a total misinterpretation. It has no validity or reality whatsoever and yet everything in this world that's the baseline. Mom and Dad and society and whatever sports and all the things are valued as really important, like family. It's not seen as totally impossible not that it's bad but it's just absolutely impossible that there could ever be a linear family. It's absolutely possible that there could be a linear country.  People would put that in there and they would say oh I wish he'd left that out. Heaven is not part of the imagination and if you try to imagine country or heaven or partnership or anything and you talk with the imagination that's linear it's not that it's bad, it's not that it's wrong we might say it's wrong-minded, it's a misinterpretation but what does wrong-minded mean except in the end impossible? Wrong doesn't mean wrong as we thought of it, it just means impossible, it's just absolutely impossible Jesus says time and eternity cannot coexist and you might even take one more step and say simultaneous time and linear time cannot coexist. One is an accurate perception and one is a misperception and even though they're both illusions, neither have anything to do with eternity, simultaneous time or linear time it's the simultaneous time that's closer, it's in closer alignment and when it says God will take the final step in the course God doesn't take steps, God doesn't, oneness doesn't take steps humans maybe believing they're waking up can seem to take steps but God does not, it says that in the course God will take the final step, all that's doing is putting it in again in human terms but what the meaning of that is God will take the final step really is that creation just simply is we say God is and we cease to speak, that's what creation is, it just is what it is, in fact it has no opposite, it's just eternity, it's just pure spirit but it's beyond the curriculum so that's why our focus is always on forgiveness or atonement or simultaneous time and even for movies like this one or they's a future past it's kind of cute that an adventure, they're sent on an adventure to go back to the past to find the forgiveness to make the correction and then when they do seem to do it, the whole crazy dark world just completely, basically the characters disappeared from it, it was kind of neutralized it wasn't like it looked, it just basically the characters all were gone and so I wouldn't say you could look for forgiveness in the past but you can allow the Holy Spirit to take you into an experience of simultaneous time, you cannot wake yourself Jesus says but you can allow the Holy Spirit to wake you and that's just allow your mind just had that be your desire, just had that be your single focus, your single purpose to experience simultaneous time and put faith in nothing else like it be very single minded to have that singularity of that one purpose just to experience simultaneous time and nothing else matters you can literally laugh at everything else from simultaneous in linear time it's more of like it's a little bit of distorted humor, you're laughing but underneath it's like you're crying yeah it's not really full blown Holy Spirit humor simultaneous humor, that we could do, that's why it was funny when we were talking about Jessica going back to like Newton and Copernicus because it was what was being taught, the simultaneous that is the funny part and it's even funny the thought that someone could resist you know resist simultaneous, why do we laugh at that? because that's what's happening with everything whenever anything happens it seems to be serious, it's not serious really nothing is serious that's a quote we'll put that on Facebook nothing is serious or what's the one that you put in your mix, you literally are your brother you're not your brother's keeper you are your brother, that was from Blue Mountains or that part in the I Need You Nothing section where Jesus says your way will be different instead of like long periods of tedious time consuming meditation contemplation, a holy relationship is given you as your means of saving time and salvation, then he goes on to describe what a holy relationship is, you and your brother are together, that's his explanation of holy relationship, it's just saying time is simultaneous, he could have just as well said time is simultaneous but he said it in terms of his course framework, you and your brother are together that's not that you're not forgiving somebody else it's like you're releasing the belief that there are people, that you're a person, that they're people that's what's simultaneous about it, how could persons exist in simultaneous time if all the images are all there together and always have been, then there's really nothing fragmenting or breaking apart and multiplicity has no meaning no meaning, there could be duality has no meaning but certainly in multiplicity has absolutely no meaning and if there's no multiplicity and there's no linear time then what does the word more mean remember that part in the Beyond All Idol section Jesus starts it off with what is an idol, do you think you know an idol is for more of something it does not matter more of what, in simultaneous time there is no more, no more and now we keep talking about that Psalm, the 23rd Psalm, the Psalm of David the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want where does wanting arise in linear time, but if everything is simultaneous what could wanting mean what would wanting even mean or wanting more, what would that concept even mean in simultaneous time, more of what, if everything is simultaneous it's a sneaky device that's so valued in linear, more bigger, better, more, new improved brand new, you know that's what all the marketing is in terms of the product placement, the Truman Show, more, more, more, more it's a future, really because more is never now linear time yeah, the gateway to love is through it's not through more, years ago Kim Carnes did a song more love and more joy and space and time could ever destroy but still it's not, it doesn't make any sense more love, more joy what could that even mean, you see how tricky tricky, tricky, tricky, tricky it was an interesting, Jackie showed us I don't know why she showed us one of Kim's Carnes videos about duality and non-duality and Lisa was talking about you know, the world doesn't change, like it still seems to be chaotic and like messy, that's what she called it and for me, I didn't actually, until I heard that I didn't realize that I had that like fantasy of, oh yeah, you know this path, while opening up my mind, this is going to get better and it's not going to be messy anymore that was really important for me to watch that and actually have that disillusion with that because it was always about, always going to be better it's going to be smooth, everything's going to be, you know, it was still about the form being in a certain way and that was also that linear time thing I didn't actually realize how stressful that concept still was to hold on to that still better, yeah yeah, it's going to be better I'm doing this work so it'll get better, yeah, what a trick yeah, because it was, I didn't actually realize it until a few days later we watched it and I was like, oh she's great, this is cool she's so much like fun to watch and like join in her mind and then it was like, there was a slight feeling of, I couldn't quite understand what I was feeling it was just like, something in there I didn't like and then I realized a few days later that concept of, oh, that dream is not going to come true fantasy isn't going to happen maybe yeah, like smooth is an interpretation and smooth you could say it could be the Holy Spirit's interpretation if it's harmonious and easy and everything but that doesn't dictate and define form it's quite the opposite, it's like when you go into everything flowing be in the flow, the capital flow, things going smoothly that's all a very, very, very, very high interpretation of, it's all simultaneous but there's no things aren't ever going to get better, that always sounds so funny on earth but that's presuming that things are the way that they aren't, the very mentality that says better, it's a song, it's pure bliss it doesn't get better than this, it doesn't get better than this if you really open your heart up to what this is then you can actually sing that song, it's pure bliss it doesn't get better than this, this being the present moment, this being simultaneous time this, it doesn't get better than this there is no better, because there is no more, there's nothing else but simultaneous and that's what you can feel it more like with Lisa Cairns, you can feel the vibe there's a joyful, playful, laughing, happy vibe that comes from that and it's not understandable to linear time linear time goes, it's a bit suspicious of that joy or that happiness or that laughter, it's a bit suspicious it will try to, linear time is always trying to dispel that joy and happiness, cover it over go back on emphasizing the past and the future and covering over the present moment almost like that's not real reasonable because it's actually a state that goes beyond the opposites Lisa was saying that her teacher, her teacher slash boyfriend Roger you know, he was very articulate and he seemed to always have the right words and could describe things and yet the only way to feel and be and experience it is to see the absolute possibility of linear time, there's not a way that then everything falls apart the idea of intellectual, what does that even mean in simultaneous time, or the head versus the heart people say don't live in your head, live in your heart, what is that? there isn't a head and a heart in simultaneous time, in the present moment those are artificial constructs or in that state of mind it doesn't oppose anything so there's not a making wrong with anything so somebody could say whatever it wouldn't be like an energy of making wrong it would be just a joy, oftentimes it's just a watching there's nothing to say or do it's just that presence is so strong and that's the answer right there that state of mind, it's not, there aren't any intellectual answers and really there aren't any conceptual answers at all which makes it fun, once you just have that experience that there are no conceptual answers to anything, you can have so much fun, you could have Stephen Hawking's all of this and that, some of this was recent things, I was reading recently somebody said that he definitively came out, oh it was in that God's Not Dead movie where basically, I guess Stephen Hawking's highly, highly, highly respected astrophysicist was basically, was dispelling the notion of God and saying that using gravity is an example that gravity invented itself and then the guy who's in God's Not Dead just started to point out through different philosophers that that's just circular reasoning saying something came into being because it created itself and that was like the reasoning, that was like the core defense and it's like, that's the exact thing that we're being shown that you can create yourself and that you can't get something from nothing but that ultimately spirit is everything and spirit is creative and so everything is spirit and like Mary Baker Eddy said, there's no mind in matter, there's no life, truth, substance, intelligence in matter, all she was really saying is there's no spirit in linear time so we don't have to have sacred sites and sacred avatars and sacred people and this and this because there is no spirit in linear time and all those things are of linear time, now simultaneously time that's as close as it gets to spirit, that's not even spirit but what a joyful, happy, loving, peaceful perspective that time is simultaneous that's everything, this happy little presence within you that's to everything of linearity because it's not so not because it's wrong because it's not so that's the Holy Spirit's humor it doesn't condone anything or make anything wrong it's because of what it is I don't know if it's helpful or if I'm skipping steps but if I remind myself I'm dreaming I do that and it seems to just pull me back I guess if I go on all I feel it feels like a restful place, like if I'm in a crowded area or a tension it's building around me and I'm just like I'm dreaming it feels good and I can relax and I actually feel that that is the Holy Spirit the Holy Spirit is so placeful in my mind that there's this sense of how we like jingles and music so much that the Holy Spirit will do that very thing but for me now it's always like in a song and that's the very direct way like I'll just be there I'll just be started to be serenaded by the Holy Spirit dream dream dream dream dream dream dream dream it's the beginning of a very very very famous song but there's so much joy behind that and it's all we got one word really in it being like a checkout line little girls are singing little girls are singing that will help you check out that little song will check you out time and space really quick I just put it together all these folks they're doing this because it's their passion they're not making a bank account this is like their dream to explore and I mean they're explorers I mean that's what we're doing food pantry spirit supporting us and inspiration it's all collapsing into that one experience I just saw it yesterday I think that they had these two writers and they were reminiscing with these two Star Trek two guys because these two writers were writers for Star Trek Next Generation and all of the data and all of them were very famous it was the first generation which Captain Kirk and Spock and Sulu and all of these and then there was the next generation and then of course Deep Space Nine and it continued on but they got to the point where they were going to do a finale a season finale and the end of the Star Trek Next Generation series years of absolute magnificent stuff that JP and Jason have been pulling from all these great great great episodes and making many movies and mind meld and well we've got so many of them if you just watched them they're just amazing tools but they got to the final episode and the producers said okay well we're going to have a final episode but it's not going to be an hour we're going to wrap it all up all those seasons of Next Generation with a two hour season finale and you're going to write the two hour season finale it's got to be good it's got to be real good because we're ending this next generation I think it was like six or seven years it was on no pressure but you know you've got to write these two guys a season finale and they said it was spectacular but not only did that happen but that was the time on these Star Trek movies like the one we watched was coming along and they said oh and by the way we want you to write this the next Star Trek movie and they were given that task simultaneously to write this the finale for the next generation and a whole new Star Trek movie and they did it these guys had their picture I guess it was like yesterday was the anniversary of the end of the next generation so they were reminiscing and they had not even viewed that last episode of all these years it was so they were so in the moment doing it writing a whole movie and doing that and then but then it was just I'd say it was channeled and that's what we're doing here we're literally every single day and every single moment where this is channeling spirit and it may seem to be around what the world judges is mundane things like going to a pantry around or strapping up something moving supplies we call them quantum supply runs you know those are everything the whole universe is right there in that simultaneous it's the feeling the experience of the supply run where you're just in the joy of it it's not a task being done for somebody else or for the future or whatever it's like everything is right there that's your Star Trek 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Get the audience early. Okay. Hi, I'm Joel Potishman, and my talk is UX for cats and dogs. So here's what happened. I'm a software developer and product manager in Brooklyn, and we have three cats and a dog. They're all rescues. And my daughter started college in the fall, 3,000 miles away, out in California, and she misses our pets. She especially misses our cat, Blintz. She really loves Blintz.  And frankly, we all love Blintz. I work from home, and half of my day is sending her pics.  So I was sending her a lot of cat pictures, and then so I wondered. And as a wise person once said, embedded in every technology, there's a powerful idea. And the powerful idea here is, could our pets send us selfies? Well, maybe powerful is not the right word, but at least amusing. And the answer I think to this was probably. And so I started thinking about how I would go about doing this. And I realized that if I could train our pets to associate a particular sound with treats, I could get somewhere. So then I would have to build a device that could play that sound. I could wait for them to come running into the source of that sound, take a picture of them while they're waiting for the treats that were coming, because that's how I was going to train them, dispense those treats, and then send us a picture. So that was the idea. And I'd like to point out that my wife and son violated the well-actually rule, because this slide originally had Pavlov and classical conditioning, and they corrected me that it was operant conditioning. So just, but it happened at home, so I think I'm okay. Anyway, so the hardware designed for this. I decided to build this on a Raspberry Pi, which hopefully most of you know about.  And the idea would be I'd attach a speaker, and a camera, and a servo. And a servo is just a little motor with a chip in it that you can control from a computer, and it would be connected to some sort of mechanism that would dispense treats. And that was the basic idea for the hardware. The idea for the software was going to be I'd use Node-8 and Express, ECMAScript 2017, Async-08, and all the modern fanciness. And then the Raspberry Pi hardware extensions that I would need to talk to servos, the GPIO, General Purpose Input Output Extensions, and the camera for the Raspberry Pi. And then the last piece, and it's a piece that was critical to this working, was the Twilio API. And I did not know Twilio was going to be a sponsor when I submitted this talk, but as long as I did, thank you, Twilio, for sponsoring Bang, BangCon. Feel free to give me account credits and swag and whatever you've got. And of note, of the past two slides, everything I've shown you, I use Node and Express a little bit and none of the other things at all. So I was in way over my head, which is always the right way to start a project. So here's my first attempt at the mechanism. This is the feeder mechanism to feed the pet treats out. This is, if this didn't work, I got nothing. So this is the thing I tackled first. And you could see I started with a PVC ball valve. It's a plumbing part. And I figured I'd just rip out the guts of it, put a little plastic rotor, and it would just feed the treats through, and I'd be home free. And here's my first test of my first draft of my motor. Nothing came out. And I was sad. And that was the bottleneck. I looked and realized that this valve, this piece of plumbing hardware, unsurprisingly, is meant to be watertight. And I don't need it to be watertight. I need it to be Temptation's cap-sheet tight. So it got caught on the edges and the rubber seals and things like that. So I'd found refactoring through violence. I used a rotary tool. I ground the thing out. I had PVC dust everywhere. And I made it nice and smooth inside. And the smooth interior prevented the treats from getting stuck. But the treats were still jamming on the rotor. And I realized that this was because the rotor, which is a piece of foam, the treats go halfway in. It's kind of like sticking your foot under your door. You can't close the door. I needed a door that would sweep past your foot without taking your foot off. And so what I did was I shaved it away and I sliced it away and I cut notches in it so it was kind of like foam fingers. And it allowed the rotor to go past the treats. The treats were in the way. No problem. It'll go around. It'll approximately work. And here, in this case, tolerances were terrible and that was perfectly fine. And eventually, and here you see the first test of the completed mechanism. This is very exciting. I was so excited that day. So excited that day. This is the culmination of a weekend. I was saying to my wife, look, look what it did. And again, I had never done any of this before. So initially, I started off with this rats nest. I had all kinds of wires and breadboards and USB chargers and USB cables and things like that. And I realized as I was going that I had to power the servo, because I had to power the servo separately from the Raspberry Pi because they draw too much power and it would blow out the pie, that I could replace everything you see in that yellow L shape on the left by splicing into the USB wire. All this stuff went away. So I had no idea what I was doing. And as I was going, I'm like, wait, all of this stuff can go. There is nothing quite like the feeling of refactoring hardware. It's quite a rush, I recommend it. Meanwhile, I have the other half of the project, which is the users. Now, the whole project is predicated on these treats being really, really motivating to them. So it's no surprise that they tried to get into it. So I figured I may as well leverage their interest early. And that's where I started user training, early and often. And I hope the audio works for this because it's critical to this. Here you see different stages. I allowed a lot of time for this because I didn't know how long it would take. But 24 hours, they were like, OK, this is the thing now. So I hope you all get to work with users as motivated as I did. And we have two other cats. And Bob was a late adopter. But he was a great pen tester. And that leads me into security. So the security design of this is you see it's this box sitting on a shelf. The door on the side, it slides up. The eye hooks and screws that slide up. There's a clamp at the bottom that holds the thing in place. And when that's done, the only attack vector is this little slot on the front, which is too small for their paws. And it's kind of off a cliff. He can't reach into that from the shelf. So the audit logs do not show any violations. And then, again, we started off with a mess.  Here you can see the various subsystems in action. First plays a sound, waits for them to run in, takes a picture, runs the servo, talks to Twilio, dumps the treats out. This cracks me up every time. So let's do it live right now. They always say live demos and working with animals are the most reliable thing you can do. So if I just type selfie, because my kids are also going to be the users of this, I wanted them to be nice. So it'll tell them, you didn't say please. So selfie please.  Twilio is posted to my app in the Raspberry Pi. It's calling the pets into the kitchen, playing sounds. It's taking a photo of them. Treats are coming out. It's posting back at the Twilio. Twilio is figuring out if what I did was acceptable, sending it to SMS. And it should be coming through here. Hopefully, it takes like 20, 30 seconds. So how about bang bang con? Everyone having a good time? Whoops. Let's see. I'll come back to it. It'll work, it'll work, it'll work. Sometimes it's slower than others. How am I in time? 128. OK, I'm good. All right. Well, if you look here, you see previous runs. I have so many pictures of my pets, and this is some testing where I was deliberately doing it without them, and there's me. But you could see they were very compliant with the whole system. OK, so let's go back to here. So here's what it looks like when it works. And we didn't get to use this slide. But in summary, you should definitely build this.  I had no idea what I was doing. It was so much work. But you should definitely build this. It's brought our family closer together. My daughter can get pictures of the cats when she wants to. And I have so many things. I just barely got this thing done.  I've got to learn how to use transistors for switches. And I've got to, because you have a very tight energy budget. You have very tight processing. There's only this many pins. You can't run hardware pulse width modulation to drive a servo with the audio. Tell them to talk to you about that afterwards. All I want to do is go back and work on this right now. Scope creep is a lifestyle choice. Anyway, the source code is up on GitLab, not GitHub. I'm trying that out now. It's going to be updated a bunch more. I'm going to post more pictures and things like that. Thank you very much, and enjoy the rest of the talks. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


Is this girl a satanic demon sent from our overlords to deceive the youth into destroying their brains from a lack of animal nutrition? Or is it a silly naive girl that thinks she's doing good for the planet, for the animals? I'm inclined to believe the former, especially considering the blatant symbolism on her Instagram, but let's take a look and see what she has to say. Today I thought I'd make a video about meal ideas, some grocery shopping ideas, and just tips about being vegan in college. I've been vegan for about two years now. I really like eating this way. It makes me feel really good. I don't digest food that well. And being vegan makes a dietary issue pretty easy to avoid. I also think it has a lot of environmental benefits, even if you're not... Is this a joke? I think it can be pretty beneficial. There's no way this is real. Just be aware of how much meat and dairy you're intaking, and maybe making it a goal to cut down on it a little bit, just for the sake of you. There are a lot of health benefits, and I think if everyone were to do that, or at least a large group of Americans, it could have a pretty big impact. So yeah. Okay, okay, okay. There's way too many cuts in this, and it's a way to classical brainwashing for me to take this seriously. I don't know if we watch this and understand what it sounds like, but I am inclined to take direction from very pretty girls with long limbs, big hands, and sharp draw lines. Definitely my type. I'm going to start off by just showing you some of my grocery staples, and then you can follow me around throughout the week. Don't look into its eyes, guys. As long as you don't look into its eyes, you'll be fine. And I'll show you some things that I eat. First things first are appliances. I recommend a magic bullet. I didn't realize how much I needed this until I had this. This is like vegan one-on-one. Oat flour out of oatmeal, smoothies, batter, that's all I can think of at the moment, but it is the best thing ever, and I think it ranges from about… Honestly, usually they recycle the ones that are as pretty as this into like supermodels or something.   I don't know. 20 to 25 bucks. I also recommend a good set of reusable bowls. I have this size, this size, and a mini one somewhere, but they're the best. I use them almost every day, and then I just wash them in the commuter sink. I also have these big bowls, which are really good for popcorn making, and if I want to throw a salad in here, and silverware, I wash these in the sink as well. This little tool has saved me this year. All I do is take whatever dishes I happen to use in a day in this little guy to the bathroom. All right, we get it. You're aware of the health and the environment, but you use plastic utensils and poisonous dish soap on your food. We've had some good times together. As far as food goes, I would sell my soul for quicker routes. I eat these like it's nobody's business, and the amount of these containers that I've gone through this year is frightening, but it's my go-to.  I'm actually... I'm almost out, but it's great, or a game of vanilla, I recommend. I also recommend just keeping some basic seasonings in your dorm, maybe two or three. Sea salt is a great one, and everything bagel seasoning, it tastes good on everything. Rice cakes, salads, I can't think of any more. Cinnamon's really good. There are a few health benefits in cinnamon, and it's also great on oatmeal and other... Is this like the budget vegan nonsense? Did they prompt her on a script or talk about anything? This is almost comically bad. They just told her, hey, we're going to give you $200,000 a year to be vegan. I mean, I doubt she's getting paid that much, but they probably wrote up a contract. They said, okay, just pretend to be vegan on YouTube, make some videos, and we'll pay you, and that's what it sounds like. She has no idea what she's talking about. She doesn't know the health benefits of food. She's just bringing up oats, protein powder. We could touch on those. We've talked about them in the past. Generally speaking, you want all your plant foods to be organic, something like oats should be naturally fermented if you're consuming them on a frequent basis. The protein powder is full of 15, 20, 30 different ingredients and chemicals that you probably don't want to be consuming. None of our spices are organic, and consuming large amounts of spices can be an issue for some people, depending on the spice where it's sourced from. But apparently, when you're lacking brain cells like this, I guess you're not too worried about what you're putting in your body, because what worse can happen? There are types of snacks. Definitely keep some nut butter or some peanut butter in your dorm. Good source of protein. It's really filling, and you can put it on everything. I don't make it six. You can put it in an argument, just keeping. Great for oxidation. Some olive oil, and some maple syrup in your dorm. If you have them on hand, you'll never have to worry about having a lame meal. I usually have some staples in here, too. Bread's a good thing to have. I always keep some type of plant-based milk in my fridge, and whenever I go to a grocery shop, I always buy... Any young ladies that have watched this, you will never look like that eating this diet. Trust me. Buy the fruit. That's on sale. This time, it was blueberries, so that means my oatmeal will probably have blueberries in it. Also, you will never have this many views blogging vegan videos with content this horrible. All week, and I'm okay with that. I usually keep a bag of frozen spinach for my smoothies. I accidentally left this one thaw and then refroze it, so now it's a giant rock. And then I also like to keep frozen fruit. I also keep in... She replicating some familiar dorm noises. Emergency meal. It's usually like a quinoa or a rice-veggie mix. They're pretty cheap and small, so you can buy two or three of these and just throw them in your fridge. Out of everything she just showed that emergency meal was actually organic, quinoa, rice, some veg, might not actually be that bad for you depending on the specific ingredients in it. I can't. Oh my God. Of course, we have to radiate ourselves. I got to touch on that because having a microwave in a cinder block dorm room. I don't know if you guys caught that. The walls of her dorm are cinder block. It keeps in radiation. It also keeps out radiation, but if you have a microwave in a cinder block dorm room, you're going to be cooking yourself. It's probably worse than taking an x-ray, to be honest. I wish it looked more appetizing, but it's delicious. My friend is having a brunch for her birthday, so I'm picking up another friend of mine so we can grab some coffee beforehand, and she's also going to bring me…   A slice of bread. I guess I would say a tip of mine is to snack a lot throughout college, no matter what, because I think to keep energy levels up, you kind of always got to be running on some fuel. I think I always snack throughout the day. I'm like a grazer, a horse in a field. Brought her a little surprise! What would you think? Oh, her friend's pretty, too. She's just famous over time. Oh God. Well, like, I've never seen one before in a day. That's amazing! Spends more on the deli coffee than her food budget. Sounds about right. I'm about to walk to one of my only in-person classes throughout the week, so I think I'm going to take dinner on the go, but I just picked up a salad, and I know a lot of people think salads are bad, but honestly, they end up being some of the best. Man, look at those delts! Like it, delts like that as a female on a vegan diet? Geez. Play lacrosse or something? What I usually do is I get a lot of greens, and then I make sure I have some sort of protein, so I chose tofu today. Sometimes I put beans on it, and then I just make salad dressing in here since I can usually make it taste better. So I'll show you one of my favorite dressings. If you combine fat, acid, saltiness, sweet, it makes it palatable. Sometimes I put hot sauce in here, it's also really good with some chili flakes if you haven't. Alright, I'm going to go to class now. There's nothing wrong with making a food taste better, but if you have to add dressing to make it edible, then it should warn you about the sourced food you're eating, that it's not for human consumption. Everything in this meal is horrible from the conventionally grown vegetables that are sprayed with agrochemicals, the high omega-6 tofu and nut butters. I really think tofu is on a whole other level when it comes to being a poisonous food. The amount of chemicals, processing, and oxidation it goes through, and we've touched on vegan dishes like this, plus how horrible are all of those raw vegetables on your stomach, day after day after day, goitrogens, various anti-nutrients inhibiting thyroid function. On top of that, it's just not a food you're meant to naturally consume. And we got the triangular symbolism, of course. My friend's talking about BPA free cups in there, frying themselves in the dorm room like chickens with that microwave. She's going to manifest a steak into her fridge. Breakfast time. I've been craving pretty savory breakfast recently. I'm trying to wake up earlier and do different types of exercises. So lately it's been walks and that's paired with a really early morning alarm. I woke up at six this morning. It was tough. I know that's the average for some people, but it feels like an accomplishment to me. I think that's maybe another point. When I eat well, I feel better after I- It's just the combination of the lack of understanding of anything nutritionally related plus the tone of her voice being so boring. She just sounds like a dits. Like nothing going on up there. I work out. I feel like it's all kind of in sync. Whenever I come back, I always like to eat a good breakfast afterwards and this is one of my favorites. All it is, is some oatmeal.  Geez. Look at those hands. I would measure, but I kind of just eyeball it if I'm being honest. And this seems redundant, but I'm going to put oat milk in it, which is just more oatmeal and water, just to use up this carton. And then I add in about a tablespoon of olive oil. Oh, that's gross. So everything bagel seeds. I would vomit if I drank that. Olive oil and a shake. Some chili flakes and a little bit of baking powder. What is she doing? This is horrible. Then you just blend this and it makes a little pancake batter. If you use oats, you can make it gluten-free and you also don't have to keep a giant bag of flour in your dorm, but obviously flour works too. Oh man, that pan. How poisonous is that pan in that cooking spray? Probably not as poisonous as all the dope you inhale living in a dorm room. I usually just have this with avocado and some lime juice, but I found this vegan sour cream. I'm just going to take a little bit of it in there. You found it like in the forest foraging.  I don't know. It'd be pretty tough not to, right? The blue eyes, the dark hair, the full lips, the white teeth, I don't know. But in regards to that meal, at least she did cook some of the anti-nutrients out of the oats. Sriracha, avocado, again we're emphasizing the lack of organic ingredients to reduce some of the agrochemical concern. The vegan diet from a nutritional perspective is always lacking B vitamins, DHA, fat soluble vitamins, body building animal proteins. For the most part, there's three categories of vegan meals. One are the super low calorie, high volume, like raw vegetable salads and the stuff vegans try to eat to pretend they think they're healthy. Two, which is kind of like this, are the high caloric density meals that are not so high in omega-6 that are actually kind of okay for you because they're just caloric energy. And then three, you have the just super oxidized omega-6, tofu, seitan protein replacements that are very damaging, very oxidizing and probably the most unhealthy component of a vegan diet. So usually see them hit all fronts of this as we have so far in this video. I think it's just an easy way to spice up things that you already have. If you're already going to have oatmeal, you might as well make pancakes with it. I think you can argue that there's a downside to having to do your own dishes. You know, I think she's too short to be a model.  That's my guess at why she's a vegan instead of being used as a supermodel. And she's clearly a horrible actor, so that's out of the possibilities as well. I'm going to be efficient this morning and wash them now. I usually just set these on my counter, kind of spread them out and let them air dry. Thanks for the tutorial. Thank you. So it's pretty easy.  And I know a lot of people can't eat them due to allergies, which is really a shame.  So I'm going to give her some of this peace that I love. Is this the sponsored part? Companies that are paying her? This is horrible. Man, if she wasn't that pretty, we wouldn't be watching this. Let's just leave it at that. See this is where you notice the drastic brain size difference between this girl and the Russian girl Victoria Ciro, huge capabilities in regards to recipes and creativity. All of those snacks seem to have the same overarching concerns. The chips and hummus, breakfast bars and oat milk, the apples and dip, they're likely full of agrochemicals, they're overheated, over-processed, have actual preservative chemical ingredients in them, and just overall are only a source of caloric energy. So if you're able to remove those hypothetical negatives, then it might not be bad, but the only way to do that is to buy high quality organic ingredients and make them yourself. So I'm in a club, it's called Vegan Voices, and I've never gone to a meeting or sent any messages in your chat. This is great. But I love it. I love it so much. Is this a joke? I remember. Even though I've never seen anything or contributed at all. There's no way this is real. I know that I should, but I'm nervous for some reason. There's no way this is real. All the messages. Oh my god, this has to be satire. It's so beneficial. I feel like clubs are being made for everything now. So if you're looking for one, definitely see if your school has a vegan club, because I bet they do. But anyway, they send out a ton of information there all the time, and one of these great pieces of information is the fact that Target is having a sale right now for buy two, get one free on a lot of vegan stuff that they sell in their produce section. And I need to get groceries, so I'm going to go in and maybe find some other stuff. Where is her brain at? I'm excited. Oh my god. Yeah, it's all on sale, because no one wants it. Chemicals in the sky check. For my buy two, I got some vegan cheese. I didn't know they had cheddar. I've never heard of vegan cheddar cheese. This is definitely her first day vegan. And it's made out of oat milk and beans. Food science. I also got some chorizo, vegan chorizo. It'd be good on some salads, I think. See, that's actually a red flag that she knows what regular chorizo is. Might not be a real vegan. And all it's made from is water, wheat, soybeans, a little apple cider vinegar, and some spices. Yeah, 15 chemicals there for the kicker. Legally not entitled to disclose. This was my free. They're Thai basil vegetable dumplings. And then I got milk and a can of beans and I got a little ice cream for later. You have to get a chunk. So much for later. It's pretty sweet. That's a first. Oh, but it's good. We know she's not an actual vegan. Is it ironic that Satan sounds like Satan? I mean, it is something Satan would do, poison you under the guise of health, pretend to give you something healthy, but it's actually really, really bad for you. And the vegan ice cream, as with many processed vegan foods, has a ton of ingredients. It's usually high in omega-6, which is therefore oxidized.  And especially if it's not organic, more herbicides and pesticides that are going to stress your liver and probably damage your overall hormonal function. That being said, it's calorically dense, a lot of fat, a lot of sugar. That's probably why she's craving it. You know, those salads, those high-water vegetable meals aren't giving your body anything it needs. I think if I were to end this with one note, it would be to do your own thing. I think the right way to live out your college experience or just food or diet or exercise or lifestyle in general is to just do what makes you feel good. And if that means maybe doing a version of veganism, like switching to oat milk for a week, then do it. That's kind of how I've been surviving everything life. You gotta do what works for you. So I hope this is helpful and I'll see you next time. Thank you, Ms. Hailburns. You're a lovely young lady, not a very convincing actor. I'm curious where this is going to go over the next week or two. I mean, hopefully she makes some consistent vegan content because this is funny enough to look at over and over and over again. A couple of things we didn't touch on. One is the agrochemicals in the food, the herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, all these estrogenic and poisonous things that are stressing your liver, messing up your hormones that are basically contained in any food that's not organic. And even when the food is organic, there's still concerns. So when she's buying low quality blueberries, low quality oats, not only are we concerned about the anti-nutrients and the specific compounds in the food itself, what's more concerning is what the farmers used on those crops. And I do find it kind of funny that these kids go to college for 20, 30, 40, 50 thousand dollar tuitions, absolutely insane amounts.  They're eating ramen, they can't afford to spend any money on food. It doesn't really make a lot of sense. I would say you should probably tie her up in some sort of pentagram formation and get her to tell you who sponsored her and who's paying her, but she'd probably like it with all the satanic stuff. So thank you guys for joining me today. Let me know how you like this. I mean, I don't think she's convincing anyone to go vegan. I mean, all the views and subsubs, I doubt they're even real, but hopefully you guys enjoyed this. Thanks again for watching me. You can go to frank-shafa.com if you want to support me further, but outside of that, please just share this video on social media if you can. I'll see you guys tomorrow.


If you want me to continue with my work, it is crucial to support the channel via Patreon. Moreover, make sure to subscribe to Bobby's perspective on Rumble. All the links are in the description box below. May Allah bless you all. All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new Moms Bobby guys, today we're going to react to a very surprising video by Ben Shapiro claiming I am a Jew. Wow, you don't say. So guys, this video will be very long, so therefore before we jump into it, do me the favor. If you enjoy my work over here, leave me a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. And if you want to further support my work, you can check out the links in the description box below. And now with no further ado, let's have a look. I am a Jew. Those who have been the words of the Jewish people for three millennia. Those were the words of the men, women and children of Masada. Those were the words of the followers of Bar Kokhba. Those were the words of Jews and Granada in 1066 and the Rhineland in 1096 and Chalmonecki from 1648 to 1657 and Kishinev in 1903 and Khevron in 1929. Those were the words of Jews in Auschwitz and Treblinka. Those were the last words of Daniel Pearl. And those are my words too. They're the words of my parents, the words of my wife, my children over the weekend. So what he does there is called setting the stage. He's setting the stage with an overly emotional argument, if you will. He tells you that all of those people that have been persecuted, those poor people that have died, all of them equally said I am a Jew. And therefore he equates the word Jew with victim. His audience gets the impression that every person that has been victimized said I am a Jew. And therefore they automatically subconsciously equate victim with Jew. This is how he sets the stage. Very disingenuous. My people, the Jewish people were attacked, murdered, mutilated. Our women were raped. Our children were kidnapped. Sure, proceed. This has happened millions of times before to millions of Jews across history.  Because there are people who have for literally all of human history hated the Jews and started to strike at them while they are weak. Yet again he continues with a victim card listing atrocities from the past, however the numbers are the numbers. And past atrocities do not justify the atrocities that the Israeli government committed on the Palestinian people. And as you said yourself, yes, we are talking about women and children here. Look at this statistic over here. This comes from the Forbes magazine and this is the human cost of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from 2008 to 2020. In black we see the death toll and in red we see the injuries. So the injuries are way too many to count and we're talking about serious injuries here amongst them as well. Amputies and such. But let's just focus on the death toll. And you can see that we have 5,590 people since 2008 on the Palestinian side. Dead Palestinians amongst them children yet again. And on the Israeli side we have 251. So now we can build that strawman again and call everybody an anti-Semite that is not agreeing with your narrative. But the numbers are the numbers. And the oppressed people here are of course the Palestinians and not the Israeli occupiers.  Because there are people who have, for literally all of human history, hated the Jews and start to strike at them while they are weak. Who have blamed the Jews for their own problems.  So I don't have any dog in this fight. I come from the Balkans, from the former Yugoslav Republic. I don't have any reason to hate the Jews nor am I blaming the Jews for my personal problems. Yet again an absolute strawman of course.  Yet again you can just look into the statistics. You can look up the numbers. By Forbes magazine should be a reputable source and see that the death toll is on the Palestinian side and not on the Israeli side. Why don't you take this into consideration? It is because you're using a tactic which is called gas lighting.  If you side with the Palestinians you're hating the Jews.   Jew hatred is always evil. Yet again your gas lighting, you're building a strawman. Nobody speaks about hating Jews. Nobody has any issue with the civilians of Israel. Nobody wants them dead. We simply want freedom for the Palestinian people. We want occupation to end. From Pharaoh to Haman. From Hitler to Hamas. The words of the Nazis are indistinguishable from the words of the Hamas Charter. Oh really? The chain of Jew hatred is unbroken. For two millennia since the destruction of the last Jewish dynasty in the Holy Land of Israel those Jew haters were ascended. Yeah fantastic. More claims without any proof whatsoever. Quote them please. I want to hear that quote from Hamas that is indistinguishable from Adolf Hitler. I really want to hear that that would be absolutely fantastic if you could provide something. Yet again this is not about anybody hating Jews. Stop playing the victim. This is like Black Lives Matter or over again Jewish edition.  We're speaking about people that have been massacred for decades now. Their land has been stolen. If there's any hatred let's call it out of course. It would be Palestinian hatred.  This is why you are ethnically cleansing them. No longer. That is the promise of the state of Israel. Never again. The Jews will not stand by. They will not be murdered. They will not leave their biblical homeland. They will not surrender. They'll be strong and courageous. Chazakh via Matz as Joshua said 3,000 years ago. Fantastic. He just continues with empty words that are supposed to mean something. You are making an ethnocentric claim. Just as Adolf Hitler did. Yes, this is exactly what Adolf Hitler said. He wants to reunite the Germanic lands. Austria, Germany, parts of France, parts of Poland. He wants to reunite it again. This is Germanic land. Don't you see it? It is Germanic land. A birthright to the Germans. And therefore absolutely justified for Adolf Hitler to occupy those lands. Don't you see? You're using the exact same strategy here. Back in the day over 3,000 years ago this was Jewish land. Therefore we have to reconquer it. Let's take all the European Jews that are not Semites. Therefore the whole term anti-Semite doesn't even work on those people. Because they are Europeans. It is what it is. Nevertheless, let's take all of those European Jews and migrate them into Palestine. Let's declare this Israel. Let's take over their country. Let's kick those indigenous people out of that place. Now you tell me which narrative is closer to Hitler. Hamas or Israel? Israel is indispensable as we can prove. It is indispensable. Its presence is a miracle. Its strength a gift. Thank God for the state of Israel. There are people who say that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism. Tell that to the dead women and children in Steroz. Tell that to Hamas who proclaim in their charter quote, Israel will exist and will continue to exist until...  This particular fallacy would be the hypocrisy fallacy of course because he's repeating over and over again how children have been killed by the other side. I already showed you the numbers and the exact same thing on a much, much greater scale can be said about Israel. You are the oppressor. Don't try to fool us. Claim in their charter quote, Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it just as it obliterated others before it. They're interesting. Yeah, yeah, blah, blah, blah. More baseless assertions. We all know that Islam saved the jury.  This is an unpopular discomforting claim for whatever reason in the modern world, but it is a historical truth. The argument for it is double. First in 570 CE, when the prophet Mohammed was born, the Jews and Judaism were on the way to oblivion. And second, the coming of Islam saved them, providing a new context in which they not only survived, but flourished, laying foundations for subsequent Jewish cultural prosperity also in Christendom through the medieval period into the modern world. The article continues. I'm going to list it for your reading pleasure in the description box below.  Early Arab conflict is a cycle of violence, only the morally blind obtuse could ever say such a thing. Yes, more gaslighting, please. Yeah, only the morally blind. Don't you see? You're morally blind. You're pure evil.  Gaslighting after gaslighting. Yet again, I showed you evidence that Islam is responsible for saving the Jews. I showed you data that more Palestinians die. You're not listing any data. You're making empty claims. Today, I'm going to show you videos.  Yeah, the thing is this. I would love to show you videos as well. However, if I would show you those videos here on YouTube, my channel would get deleted in a heartbeat. That's just what it is. Of course, you can find videos in several... Where you can see what the Israelis have done to the Palestinian women, children, et cetera, et cetera.  You're jumping from one appeal to emotion fallacy to the next one trying to manipulate your viewers. Today, I'm going to show you videos that will be seared into your brains. Look, look, because this is what moral equivalence brings. The rape of women, the kidnapping of children, the murder of hundreds of innocents, including food families. Yeah, hundreds. Absolutely right. He said something correct there. He didn't claim millions. He said hundreds. And yes, this is the death toll yet again. Hundreds of Israelis, 251 till 2020. And you see thousands of Palestinian deaths. For decades, we've been told that if you look evil in its face, that was somehow unsophisticated. That to pretend evil away was an act of intellectual virtue. That to cater to evil, to concede to evil was the pathway to a better, more peaceful world. It was a damned lie. Look. There are those out there who are proclaiming the complexity of it all. Those people are fools. They are fools. And what is worse, they are enablers of evil. They are fellow travelers. I absolutely agree. I agree again with him here. If you're making the subject into something more complex than it is, the reality is very, very simple. Israel was created in 1948. Settlers came to Palestine, formerly known Palestine, and occupied that land. Over time, more and more European Jews migrated to Israel, taking over the Palestinian land, kicking out the Palestinians. End of story. Fools. They are fools. And what is worse, they are enablers of evil. They are fellow travelers. They are justifiers. The worst human rights violators on the planet. Human rights violators. People who target civilians and hide behind them. Ah, okay. Today, I'm going to let evil show you its face. Okay, thank you. Do not turn away. Look, this weekend, this was the worst day for Jews since the Holocaust. And because I'm an American, Americans love justice. Americans love the good. Americans resonate to the book of Psalms that says hate evil, those who love the Lord. Hate evil. Hate evil. Yes. And so this is how we get back to the Judeo-Christian values. Of course, come on, fellow Americans, which are predominantly Christian. Let's fight together. Let's fight against evil. Yet again, it does not matter that Jews hate Jesus Christ, that they say that he boils in excrement and semen. All of that does not matter. Christians and Jews let's unite and fight off the bad, bad evil Muslims, of course. Unfortunately, over 90% of Zionists are actually American conservative Christians, and therefore now Ben is recruiting them for his cause.  Let's fight together. He's building up a fake pretense here. Of course, Jews, as I said, hate Christianity. They hate Jesus Christ.  And fight it. Sure, I believe you. Americans always have and they always will. I know we will. Yes. I'm a Jew. World police. Those aren't just the words of martyrs. They're the words of heroes.  They're the words of the Maccabees and they are the words of the soldiers currently serving in Gaza, protecting their families and protecting their children and protecting their land. I am a Jew. Let me tell you what those words mean. We're all victims. They mean I'm a child of the people of the book, the people who brought the world Moses's message of freedom and Jeremiah's message of justice and Isaiah's message of hope, the people who represent the root of the values of the West. Isn't the people that persecuted Jesus as well? The people who preserved the tradition, thousands of years old, stretching back to Sinai, the people of the Ten Commandments and the splitting of the Red Sea, of the Holy Temple and of Abraham's one God. So Abraham was obviously not a Jew, but as he said correctly, Abraham's one God. And this is why it is called Abrahamic faiths. However, the only faith that is truly adhering to the claim that there is only one God worthy of worship is of course the Muslims, is of course Islam. And we are following the prophetic message of Abraham, Abraham alayhi salam. A member of a people who will not be victimized again. Israel is called the 300,000 Reservations. Okay. People are volunteering in mass numbers. Of course not. So after five minutes of playing the victim, now you're going to say we're not here to be victimized again. All right, I'm going to cut off the video here because it's way too long and he simply continues appealing to emotion over and over again, just repeating the same narratives. And then in the end, even quoting the Old Testament, the Hebrew Bible passages that should evoke your love for Israel. Talking about the past, when in Israel existed, talking about Bible passages that speak about good and evil. However, not mentioning passages of the Hebrew Bible as this.  Men, women, children, babies, cattle, sheep, goats, camels and donkeys. The reason why I read out this passage is not to condemn violence altogether and say there is never just warfare or war is always inherently evil. I'm not here to say that. No war in self-defense especially is of course very needed. And the Jews would say that the Amalekites wear the evil ones and they needed to fight them because they were the oppressor. Wouldn't you take the exact same stance now if you were somewhat objective?  Obviously, duh. You have absolutely no objectivity on the subject matter. You can't even distinguish or maybe you don't want to distinguish what is really going on here and who is right and who is wrong. We all know who the occupier is but your own given standard, the people of Palestine, have every right in the book to fight their oppressor. This is what your scripture teaches. So ultimately, I do not have to address my Muslim viewers here because they already know right from wrong. Unfortunately, I have to address the Christians, the little Christians that are still watching my channel. Please do not get... Honestly, Christians, please, you're better than this.  Just do your research, check out the objective data, see where the death toll lies and you will be able to tell right from wrong, good from evil. All right, guys, and this is it for today's video. If you liked it, leave a thumbs up. 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The big three mathematicians of Great Britain were all professors, John Wallace, civilian professor at Oxford, Isaac Rao, Lucassian professor at Cambridge, and Isaac Newton, also Lucassian professor at Cambridge. In contrast, the big three mathematicians of Northern Europe were all hobbyists, Renee Descartes, philosopher, Pierre Fermat, lawyer, and Blaise Pascal, philosopher. And joining their ranks was Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, a diplomat. In the 1660s, Leibniz began considering sequences, consider a sequence of numbers. Leibniz considered the differences between successive terms what we now call the first differences. So here, 0 and 10 have difference 10, 10 and 26 have difference 16, 26 and 60 have difference 34 and so on. But these differences formed another sequence, and you can find the difference between the successive terms of that sequence, what we now call the second differences. So the difference between 10 and 16 is 6, the difference between 16 and 34 is 18 and so on, and lather, rinse, repeat, we can find third differences, fourth differences, and so on. So for example, let's find the first, second, and third differences of the sequence of squares. So we'll set down the sequence of squares. Now we'll find the difference between each term and the preceding term. So the difference between 0 and 1 is 1. The difference between 1 and 4 is 3. The difference between 4 and 9 is 5 and so on. And so our first differences are the sequence 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and so on. Now find the difference between each of these terms and the preceding terms. So the difference between 1 and 3 is 2. The difference between 5 and 3 is 2 and so on, and our second differences form the sequence 2, 2, 2, 2, and so on. And since these are all the same, the third differences will all be 0. What if our sequence is generated by some formula like n squared plus 3n? So we'll form our sequence starting with n equals 0. Our first differences form the sequence. Our second differences form the sequence. And again, because our second differences are all the same, our third differences are all 0. And after trying out a number of different sequences, Leibniz concluded, if the terms of a sequence are produced by a kth degree polynomial, then the kth differences will be constant, and the k plus first differences will also be 0. Now, Leibniz also knew of what he called the combinatorial numbers, which formed a table that looks like this. And with this idea of differences in mind, he recognized that each row was a different sequence of the row that followed it. So for example, this third row, 1, 3, 6, 10, and so on, these are the first differences of the sequence of numbers in the row that follows it. And what this also means is that every entry was the sum of the entries in the row above it. For example, this entry 35, that's the sum of the entries in the row above it, 1 plus 3 plus 6 plus 10 plus 15. Now, later on Leibniz admits that he realized his work wasn't actually original, but he wasn't a professional mathematician. He pursued it because it was interesting. So he communicated with mathematicians and physicists, and in 1672 Christian Huygens suggested that Leibniz should examine the work of Pascal, probably because many of Leibniz's investigations paralleled what Pascal did. And so Leibniz looked into the work of Pascal and began tackling the problem of serious summations in general. Now, one defect of Pascal's approach is that it required finding formulas for the sums of all lower powers. So if we wanted to find the sum of the tenth powers, we'd need to find a formula for the sum of the ninth powers, which would require finding a formula for the sum of the eighth powers, and so on. And so the question is, could we find these summation formulas directly without having to build up to them? Around 1673 Leibniz had the following idea. Suppose we wanted to find the sum of the first x-square numbers. And we'll start with 0, so we're actually summing 0 squared plus 1 squared plus and so on all the way up to x minus 1 squared. I'd let the sum be z equal to some formula px cubed plus qx squared plus rx plus s. Here Leibniz assumed the formula for the sum of the squares could not require any power greater than the third. This assumption is justified by the work that follows. And alternatively, if you don't believe that, if we had assumed there was an x to the fourth term in the formula, its coefficient would turn out to be 0. Now consider the difference d between successive values of a quantity. dz will be the difference between the successive values of the sum of the squares. Since the difference will just be the next term, and z goes up to x minus 1 squared, then dz is x squared. But the difference between the successive values of a sum is the sum of the differences.  And since p, q, r and s are constants, they will simply multiply the difference. So this is p times the differences in the x-cubes plus q times the differences in the x-squared plus r times the differences in the x's plus s times the difference in the ones. Now dx cubed is the difference between a cube x cubed and the next greater cubed, x plus 1 cubed. Similarly, dx squared is the difference between a square x squared and the next greater square, x plus 1 squared, dx is the difference between x and the next greater x. So that's the difference between x plus 1 and x, d1 is the difference between 1 and the next greater 1. And so that's the difference between 1 and 1. And that gives us a second expression for the difference in the sum of the successive squares. And if we expand, we can rewrite the right-hand side as a polynomial in x. But we have a polynomial on both sides, which means our coefficients have to be the same. So our coefficients of x squared, x, and the constant over on the left are going to be 1, 0, and 0. While on the right, the coefficients of x squared is 3p, the coefficient of x is 3p plus 2q, and the constant is p plus q plus r. And so comparing our coefficients, we can solve for p, q, and r. And that gives us a formula for the sum of the squares of the integers from 0 to x minus 1.