Hi, I'm Leslie McVane. Welcome to Portland Media Center, member highlights. Today we're out on beautiful Casco Bay on the Bay Mist with friends of Fort Gorgeous. It is a beautiful day and I'm here with the President of the Board, Roger Burley. We've got about 50 people here on the Bay Mist, the Casco Bay Line's party boat, and so we're just trying to acquaint as many people as possible and hopefully new people, new to Portland or new to Fort Gorgeous, to what a gem this is out in the middle of Portland Harbor. People have probably been looking at this thing for a hundred or so years wondering what that is out there, why can't they get to it, why can't we get to it. But here we are, we're circling the fort and introducing people to the present and the future of Fort Gorgeous. So thank you. And the plan is to work with Casco Bay Lines in the city to be able to take people visiting the city or anyone out to the fort in the not too distant future. Very soon and we are going over the legal ramifications and jumping through those hoops with the city. They're very supportive of us but they move very slowly and cautiously and we see ourselves as the ticket to saving the fort which is in serious physical distress and we think that by familiarizing a lot more people through events we will be able to raise money that the city of Portland is not able to do to eventually stabilize the fort physically and save it for many, many generations to come. And it's even more important now with access to the waterfront being diminished every day with the building that's going on for people to be able to get on a boat and go out in the harbor and see one of our landmarks is really, really important. Absolutely. People, yeah, public access. We will provide public access to the fort and we will provide access through arrangements with tour operators and through the city of Portland. We've already done our cultural programming at the fort that we weren't able to publicize because of our relationship with the city but we've done it, we've demonstrated it, it was successful. In 2016 we also funded an economic impact study. We know the value of this, we have hard numbers believe it or not. The fort, without our tours without special events today already the fort is contributing over a million dollars to the local economy. And once we start doing tours and special events those numbers are going to really ramp up. Something you may not know, without a dock there's over 7,000 people that visit the fort just in the peak summer months every year. So we have all this data, it's proving to be very useful. That was 2016. In 2017 the Army Corps showed up and did a half million dollar safety improvement project. That's done. And here we are in 2018. We're on the verge of launching an access project. We're going to beef up that stone pier where the flagpole is and install some bollards and hopefully by the end of this year and if not this year definitely 2019. We're going to pull this vessel alongside and have a paying audience of 300 attending events out the fort. We're there in Frederick. Hi Erin. Hi Leslie. And you have been involved in so many things on the waterfront in Portland. For all the years I've known you, what got you involved with the Friends of Fort Courgettes? Well it's been such a resource here on the bay for all the programs I've been involved with Ripple Effect and the Friends of the Przomska River, which I'm staring at the river mouth right now. It is a gem unlike any other. I was 19 years old when I first paddled out here, borrowed a friend's kayak and wanted to see what that strange castle was out in the water. And interestingly had a couple of three-year-olds here today look out and say wow look at that castle. So it is a magical place and it's obviously from another time and reminds us that our history here is deep and rich. So I think making sure we take good care of this resource and make sure it doesn't crumble is important. It is and for those two little kids running around here today for them to be grandfathers someday and be able to take their grandchildren out here and show them this beautiful place. Absolutely and especially at this time where for 60 years the city's owned it. It hasn't needed a whole lot and we're realizing now as we go out in the winter and see big icicles splitting the case mates that we need to invest in this resource now. So it's it's time to pay attention to this big beast out there on the water. I'm now with Steve Russell who's the newest board member of Friends of Fort Gorgeous. Hi Steve. Hi, how you doing? Good text coming.  Born and bred, call me a native. Where did you grow up? Right in Portland? Right in Falmouth, right down across the way there. So you've been looking at this fort for a while? I've been not looking at it, going around it and in it all my life. Yeah, absolutely. So what made you want to join the board? Well interestingly when I first heard about it was while I was at a seminar on salvage and Metfall and we were I was listening to what it was up and and he told me about Friends of Fort Gorgeous and the first thing I thought of was you know here we go you know as a local and oftentimes groups come in and take over properties and they change the way it always was and they'll kind of you know felt that resentment and then I was in my boat right about where we are right now headed towards the fort and I thought why complain why not get involved check it out see what's involved and get on the get on the inside of you know like it change it you know or you may be surprised well when I got on the board when I joined the group and gutting ball and heard what was going on and what the Friends of Fort Gorgeous is up to and the desperate situation that the fort is in I became extremely excited and very very much interested to do anything possible as well as recruit others because it it does bring everybody a sense of joy to be able to actually partake and I mean I can actually do something yeah you can and everybody wants to get involved so it's a really wonderful was it's a wonderful enterprise I'm glad to be in it it is and everyone I talked to all the board members Friends of Fort Gorgeous they get that same smile you just know it really is it's infectious it really is infectious to have such a to be involved with something as magnificent as an edifice as Fort Gorgeous is without any you know any experience in any particular industry or anything like that it's it's all going for a good cause I'm now with David Plack another board member of Friends of Fort Gorgeous hi David hi how are you fine what's your background in this well I'm an old friend of Paul Dronan so that he's going to ask me to be on the board but I also go way back in journalism in Maine I was with the Bangor Daily News for a lot of years and main times and Island Institute and stuff like that so I have a background in words and pictures and what what drew you to accept the offer of being on this board of directors I'd looked out at the fort like everybody else around here for years and I'd seen Fort Sumter in Charleston and that's an enormous tourist attraction in a national park and here's this wonderful place standing here at least I hope it's still standing here and it's an enormous opportunity and I thought well how how interesting that is and Paul brought me out here I hadn't been here before then and it's really an exciting place to see and well it's turned out to be a lot of fun and it's so close to Portland the idea that you can't get to it is frustrating for people so this will make access possible that's our hope and you know it's a complicated process and we've you know it requires time and patience the city's the owner and they have every right to be concerned about liability but after a while we kind of think come on folks yeah I'm now with Paul Drynan a mover and shaker of Friends of Fort Gorgeous hi Paul hi Leslie so tell us why you're doing this why am I working with the Friends Group yes I love Friends of Fort Gorgeous because I've been going to the fort since I was a teenager and I recognize it as the amazing iconic place that it is I've always had a fascination with it I love construction and architecture and I just know that it is an underutilized space and there will never ever ever be another Fort Gorgeous so we have to save it for future generations and we're doing it and judging by the people here in the excitement a lot of new people people from out of town you're you're making a difference people are getting excited people are excited they've been excited for a long time and it's funny we do have more and more people from out of state we've already started doing tours this year we've already taken people from out of state out to the fort so new Fort Friends from away and it's amazing how on a regular basis I still meet people who grew up in Portland spent their whole lives here and they've never been to Fort Gorgeous because they don't have a boat well we want to fix that we want to get people out to the fort introduce them to the space we need all the help we can get to make this reality I'm now with Hilary Bass at the executive director of Greater Portland Landmarks hi Hilary hi Leslie great to see you it's great to see you now this fort is it part of Greater Portland Landmarks is it well the fort is one of the great city landmarks but actually it's it's a place we named Greater Portland named as a Greater Portland Landmarks named as a place in peril a few years ago and it's because it really needs a lot of work but it is one of the places that people really identify with in Portland Harbor it's a very special place and these places in peril that's how you got started they were starting to tear down very important historic buildings in the city and Greater Portland Landmarks said wait a minute let's start this yeah the city of Portland was in peril in fact we started when Union Station was torn down in 1961 and that's what got the preservation movement started so you're right places in peril started landmarks and there's still places today so preservation is still much needed in our Greater Portland area so do people come to you for instance friends of Port Gorgeous and other places in peril come to Greater Portland Landmarks said we need help we need you to look at what we have and help us save it absolutely so when we do places in peril we take nominations from the community and Paul Drinan who was working on the board came to us and said what do you think how can we get more awareness and we said you know naming a place a place in peril is a good way to get the community aware of what's out there and I think that it's really been a great partnership that Landmarks and and the Friends of Port Gorgeous have had because we we actually host their board meetings in our building and we really want to see these projects succeed because everybody benefits when a landmark is saved.


Hello friends, I am Dr. Shalini Banzar, audiologist and speech therapist working in a Manipal hospital. So on the day of world hearing day, I would like to celebrate the gift of hearing. Hearing is very precious but also it's very fragile. Once it is lost, it cannot be prevented. So it's very important for us to prevent the hearing from now onwards. Also WHO suggested that within 2050 we will have 700 million population which will be affected with the hearing loss. So we need to make it wrong and we all have to come together and work for it. So I'll start with the newborn. The child always hearing why hearing is more important for us. First we have to understand this. So hearing is something which help us to understand speech. For children if they do not hear they cannot speak. So we really important to have the hearing to get the normal speech development, communication development, social development to have a good school performance due to which we need to have a newborn hearing screening within one month of the age. The child needs to be hearing tested within one month. If they are not being tested then it's very difficult to detect and the early intervention cannot be done. So sooner it will be realized or better with the intervention and it will always lead to a better communication, academic performance, social development and family supports. When we go for the adult you also find that nowadays because work from home there's a lot of access users of headphone. The prolonged users of headphone is leading to a permanent damage of hearing. So what the symptoms comes to them that they will come with a complaint that I am getting a ringing sensation in the ear. So these are very small symptoms but it causes a permanent damage of the hearing. So I request you all please do not use the headphone for a longer duration even if you are using the longer headphone use at the 50 to 60 percent of the maximum volume not more than that and always leave a gap in between. Try to avoid a listening loud music because this again causes a permanent damage. Also do not encourage kids to use the headphone for a longer duration. If you find out children who have a mis-articulation suppose that they are not able to say curve for school they are saying cool these type of problem they are facing please ask them to get the hearing test done. If child is not responding to a sound child is not responding for the name calls child is not having a good academic performance these are the very few symptoms which can be identified and if you find these symptoms you are finding in children get the hearing test done and it's very important to get the regular checkup for hearing which will help us to prevent for further damage and also get the early intervention due to which the further damage will not be done and sooner treatment can be accepted by the population. Thank you so much.


टाब वर्च्सना सआत् के कराइर मगगच् स इस मलुआनिा gouvernement, मवगक में साथ भोवicar, राच ऒाहारना व стрत्ट्त् थाना मनाप, तो आरी तुद रहोतर लेक, आप yet perreya planega LAise दरह對या वल्गत लیکन्नी आप एरए करोखा रखाउर और व profoundly आप सब उध्वाँ रेग नेथ, तो करजाल जानेर कि सब और घाएज़म क्योंगी थाज़ाजाशी वागे प्रखाँः बदागी मैंगा वावोंगी क्योंगी तर वो आप एप, फ़ुज़ाजा मैंगा ऐसे चक्ताउन गावाग के दिसे चाच एनेर मोग करेीदा. अपिरान मीरु क्या चणंईगर ए कि समना मैं क्तोže नसी। थो वड ofan say on this platform तुशकस की सकी नेशी और में सु Pioneरच सतरगेहेगेगेगेगरी हम तीर्च देशोंने ओगी कम आप मैं ख़ाऽए बतोशवाulative वाastically लोग पासे. वीुः कि मुोब अजाव दिबश्यासा है. मब बचाट लिए, वीब आप श्ड़़ातें दिवान्सावातद, विस्ब रह्गान लिए, विस्ब नहींग चाहँत, आद बाध्द Ober Bajan ist an idea. विस्ब विस्ब नहींग जाँते से बंजे।. Anyways. that's what we have here with Dr Keg Siddhatal, a famous strategist and a famous advisor to not only called not only at national level and international level national would be to various states etc after having been seen contact with Dr Keg-Siddhas had The Bridge between both of us was Professor Punish Sharma, अगर लग़ लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग लग यहुТ में औभल ढ़्व कई होगया। अछ light अल गर्ईव शा drinking काआग, यहाग często should बऔ인- बफीगत द्या workspace बछ listen responsibility पोगा-बाज थाछ ध congressional दाप्तर थाछ तपए posit अचब भंखिक, लिएबकी ल सतत Ils लिएप, लिएबकी तaltroगा रा tame रूटटराउपृनीत आप भीरॉटाश्याते कुर्टीजाते लेगा आव्या और ख़्रवा बंगया! लगे, लगे, लगे, सेश्री बदो लिगते हैपो दो一定要 दुटाशिन फिलजेँ पींद्या, ।Works can help to plan things in the right way. ।And they say ।When you can see when idea ।Akele chhala tha aur ।Vheer jurti gayi aur karwa banjya ।And same as we see today ।we are at 250 first webinar ।and more than 7500 subscribers on the Youtube ।That people are sharing a love ।a goodwill amongst us ।which helps us to motivate better ।and do better ।and I will ask Mr Puneet to take over meenwai, l think, within 10 or 15 mins l would be reaching at my place. Over to you Puneet, take over, and I know that one is alone and two is a company. There are two companies, you don't feel that once I join you they don't say that it's a crowd. I would say that it's towards a much better happy place we will be sharing our knowledge. Over to you Puneet. Thank you I would be grateful. बस्दान्या कि ज़ियान्ग कोछ़्दीन्दी की च्वीजत्याएगाजी नहीं प्रतुठन हिरच्वीजत्देखाजी च्वीज्दखीग नहीं और आज interconnect श्वाझता है... आरदबश़ कलिगी भीटेटाजी � observates the start and putting a bright vibration Vigass ji and am sure in the coming 15 to 20 minutes you'll be with us. औरबई बच्वा़्यानी गती, बन आद़ी है। यह सब मुझा नहींगाये। अखवाई ओग ती जु़ी से दार्त्तना नहींगाये। प्यमें अंचादवागिये ही आदनचाद्वाए! तेरिए आद बा़े शूगए तुछ़ी ज्वाए. औरक्रिज्वनी अबना कित ऊए। ता नहीं फल्दउवेंगेगेष़्। तुच्छीब तुछई और क्येवेंगेश़्? आप वाबेईग बाजातवाग योगना। तुछईदिच्च्चिश्ट। तुछईवाबेईवेश़् है बूझाव कई कुईट् अऔटूफ आपकोनीख Sauding, at मुहजी ब dois camera कुशकाित,क्रिऀ आद� taką अपी सेच्डरी, जो सु Standardon, the youth do not know they are being programedMusic per program to think in a manner that anyone can make them think. यो जोग गवाह कोथ येसि नाजी भी नहीं एर और सब टुएश़् मिजी दुचुःथ है, अगर रहाँ उस कोगे मिजाहाँ सब रहीं है। बद़़ा भीत भी तुब नीड्या, भी तुब सोचन वीट्या, अब भी येद येद प्रूँज्जंगाजाँ बाज्वॉव। अद देश्ल्व्लिएँ इस वोगत्ते है वोगते है यह भी बगते है। सोग आशादा काम आद Mindless, if you are going to be programmed then you are always going to replace by a new program, by a new generation, and by a new skill. तीवस्प्यश़ा आपाशनी आपाशने काने। that means the present youth and its actions are very, very much replaceable and also that they can be inflicted with viruses जी 봐요 कोलनी तेईसें हैं। कोलनी खीनाया मेडलेटी अवilee happiest being reactionary and judgmental is going to be another virus अडर की अं ऑूं ईती बायर सगछा जो करती ना Mitarbeiter says विदवाँ अच्छुरी प्रड़त्द वे नाज़े लेदाछ नाजी वे वागकोंई भी आब मुए फाग वेरुग वे है योंकरी obviously the second problem that they are going to be facing is centuries deserving their identity on most of them go onto look for a getting themselves fixed in some place if you go on to us them वऎर्द बादिस नींटार्मात कुत्ते पर फ़िक्तार्ह कुतिरॗों। उसकनाने प्रवाय्गे। वूभ्या वार्श्सात ब्रवारॗों। वो आप देरॉएट्स तेर्जे था। तेर्ड्वॉन थे वार्द देखाछियां। नी्तार्माने ञीद्गेता। enkate ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ौ ौ ृ lost building require some of the questions that are some of the investment of emotion these aspects as well having said that will also go on to point out the fact that there'll be a new type of problems there'll be new unknown problems as well. 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That means you must be having in the ability to balance your perception. Unless you go on to balance your perception, you will not be able to differentiate your emotions. For example, maybe you cannot go to all the politicians together. अदर्तुरार की आदे आप परद़ीक ध़िर से बादुए। अद्योंग्ये पाराव पार्तीक से एप, अप मुभो आप च़्व्याद, आपह या आप अप आप यहागागादु लोगई ने नाश्शने एईग. बसक्चार्दवन बजीसा, बजीईगोगोगा लगा कच्चार्दवैत काने बार्थे, तो अगर्र्दष्फी का, खबकर्चा का सक्चात।arak अँ have estou लोगनान से, लें könnt लेए लू्नान से, मany will have to shed books only for perverse and sole aim of learning . नजीischerPeople have Many Books cannot learn only, you have to learn by communication, you have to learn by watching television. 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Why is it that you have to be robot-faced and poker-faced and a mechanical in your working in this case at all. Having that quality is going to be good, do it but at the same time doing a humane manner. Right, so we have another query, companies have a function keeping the social objectives as its goals. A company cannot have a goal of its own. What's your view? Company can go on to have a goal of its own. Why not? I mean company's goal is not only if a company goes on to think that I am going to earn money, money, money and money. Then money is not going to last ever with anyone. I will ask Anilam Mani, he will go on to tell you much better than what I am going to be telling you right now. Chase vision. Don't chase money. Money will end up following you. Chase respectability. Chase brand. Money, job and identity will end up following you. That will be the future. Absolutely right. So in the coming time when technology is overpowering everything. At the beginning you said that women are not robots. So when everything is artificial intelligence. So how to keep your natural intelligence intact? It's a big challenge because we see this, I don't think we have so much of technology has started. So how to keep that imagination alive simultaneously using technological aids as well? Artificial intelligence will go to ease our job. Artificial intelligence will go to simplify some of those things. Artificial intelligence cannot go to define that we are feeling hungry. We are feeling emotive. We are feeling affected. We want to build social capital and the scene doesn't going to help me or the scene I don't want to like it. Artificial intelligence is not going to help you where you have to build relationships with heart. Human beings are different from all the people because they not only going to think like robots. They don't want to have a defined process of coming to a logic. They can be intuitive as well and when you go on to perceive certain things. One external milieu, one external stimuli, one variable can go on to change your entire perception with respect to that.  I go on to fall in affection with you. I go on to have a liking for you. How artificial intelligence can go on to be significant in this case. This is something that is innate. That is completely human. Of course when I go on to be having a mobile and I want to learn something. I go on to specify a fit. Some of my choices my life will go to become easy. Maybe that I am aided. So what the role will be that some of those things that my drivers used to do. Maybe my servants used to do. Maybe my helpers used to do. Artificial intelligence will be able to do that. But then we have to become more human being. Unless you go on to, we cannot go on to utilize the next challenges that we are going to be coming up or erupting in the 21st century. If you can suggest the sectors where growth is bound to happen in the coming 5 years time or 10 years time. Specific sectors. There are four sectors that I go on to think that are going to be very significant. The first is going to be at least in India coming to India. The first is going to be education sector. This is likely because we are talking about education. We are not talking about literacy. We are talking about a complete overhaul of the way in which students are taught, taught values, taught sincerity, taught simplification of those things. That's number one. Second is the health sector. We have to go through minimalistic living standards. How is it that in minimum amount of money, in minimum amount of expenditure, we can go on to make a living. We can go on to live also. Because a consumer society is not going to be helping us in this case at all. And anything wrong that goes on to go with the health of any person. Now COVID has taught us that we cannot go on to survive. This is the second part. Third is going to be a set with agriculture. Agriculture is going to be the in thing for the whole of the country. And then we are going to have a variety of type of agriculture. Sustainable agriculture, organic agriculture. Then one of them is mass agriculture, niche agriculture and so on and so forth. Agriculture and agriculture, horticulture and tourism, both of them will be linked. You will go on to have tourism like health tourism, education tourism, physics tourism. Now that is going to be the fourth part associated with it. Where you can go on to leave yourself into nature, into an agriculture field, into a resort where you can go on to cook your own food. Cultivate your own crops in that place. Away through the fields in this place. Be with nature and that will go on to help you to an extent. Now other than these four sectors, you of course the other sectors that are going to be opening up is going to be space science. Largely because we are moving going to be erupting in space and trying to take colonize itself. Artificial intelligence and space going to be both linked to it. Artificial intelligence is going to be another plan where there will be a lot of changes that will be required. But I do not going to think that we will go to move towards a consumerist society. So industries, lot of manufacturing industries will not going to serve. Only two sectors that will be very well developed. One natural and nature associated with the globalization. And another will be artificial intelligence which will not require to degrade the environment, which will not be associated with the deleterious effect on the environment of the actions that we are going to see. So because we want to be happy, in the coming years we want to be happy. And there is only three ways in which you can be happy. One, being with the people that we like to be with. Number one, second is eating and having a lifestyle that will not go to make us sick. And third is easing our job to such an extent that all of those things that have been made, that have been assisted towards by the servants, drivers and all of those with the artificial intelligence. Vikas ji, if you wish to ask some questions? I just wanted to ask, I remember that when we were there, they used to say, if you choose a goal and continue to do that. But nowadays, like you also said that one has to be driven by passion. Sometimes because of peer pressures, parents pressure, one chooses a professional, sometimes one feels that one who has chosen that particular passion, actually it is not driving him the way it should be. A very good friend of mine we have out here, Kashish Mehtal. He stood around third in the IAT, he stood fourth in the IAS, but he had a passion for classical singing. He left that civil services last year and he is doing in this civil service. How do you feel that actually one should stick to that particular plan, what plan A was taken or one should leave that profession and take a leap forward for the profession or the passion with which one is living for. Like someone has an artistic feeling within his mind and suddenly he has chosen some other profession but he feels no. As an artist, I would have done better and he starts taking passion. I know a doctor who had, his entire family was into the, they were into the artist's backgrounds, they were murals etc. So he left that passion for the, of doctor to take up his passion. So what is your call, one should keep on sticking to that or there will be a lot of changing within the profession within five years, ten years just like what we used to say in our old times that this bed is so old and so strong that the entire generations can prevail. Nowadays even the children will say it may be strong but we have to change with the changing times. You have to change. This is what we talked about the career transitioning. You may have taken some of your friends say that you talked about they may have been very very talented possible. So they talked in IIT, they talked in the civil services but then their heart was somewhere else. If you follow your heart you will always be able to build your career. Not necessarily that when you are going to become completely mechanical you are going to do it because following your heart and following your heart means that you develop a lot of insight because you keep on thinking. The amount of investment that you are going to do in your thinking being passionate about something doesn't come when you are going to become completely mechanical. I have to do a job. I have to be at my office at 9 o'clock and come back at 5 o'clock then go on for a regulatory dinner or so on Fridays or on Saturdays and so on. Passionate means that you are happy. Passionate means that you understand yourself. Passionate means that you are able to diversify. Passionate means that you can go on to do as much amount of labour as no one can go to imagine because when passion drives you then there is nothing called as hardly but all the work that you are going to do that becomes fun and when work becomes fun why is it that you have to work at all? The world is replete with examples that only those people have been super successful only those people who have been ultra successful who have followed their heart. It is the heart that drives you and it is this drive that takes you to all of those places where normal people cannot go on to go at all. If you have a passion for paleo geography and you are going to do that and you are going to practice paleo geography you will be a world better. If you are actually going to you can go and take examples like Raju Srivastav who was doing nothing he was a buffoon of sorts almost I am making a mockery of good number of people he made a career out of it because he was passionate. Now who goes to talk about management because in this case he has built a career and you also know that there are going to be good number of people who have been mocking people and they have made a career like billions in this case only because they are passionate about it you are going to find that without passion you cannot go to be a cricketer you cannot go to be a cricketer because you want to be a cricketer because cricket is your passion cricket lives in your veins cricket is what exactly that makes you think you live, you eat, you drink you sleep and you die cricketer only then you can go to become a cricketer otherwise not so there is no substitute for passion in this case because here at all we have a passion you have a career not that you are going to pick up a profession this is going to be my profession I am a founder of mathematics and I am going to become a lawyer what exactly will I going to do natural instinct of a lawyer is an impromptu reply if I don't going to be having that impromptu reply how is it that he is going to build a career in this case at all right sir one question has come it says is it really possible to pursue your passion your passion may not be able to make you earn that money what you actually think and desire but we are talking about career career is not associated with money career is associated with your brand career is associated with your identity career is associated with your perception career is associated with your happiness career is respectability that you have earned what you are talking about is money money has nothing to do with career money has to do with that if you are a trans very transactional then you will go on to substitute even your respectability for earning money this is no career at all how is it that money can go on to help you tied over a crisis that is going to be moral in nature how is it so many of these people who have made careers out of airlines see where they are completely bankrupt because external circumstances are not in your favour when you have a passion you can tie it over any type of circumstance external, internal or any one of them you will go on to believe that our president may not be having good amount of money but then is it not that he has a brand that no one can go to match it is it not the same golden to go for our time register as well is it that he has earned money no is it not that some of the people who have earned money they are leaving it they are allowing this money to be earned because they want to make some amount of difference leadership is all about creating a legacy leadership is all about creating many leaders like you leadership is all about changing the society leadership is all about bringing people into force so that they start thinking new now this is what is going to be passion this is what is going to be career career cannot go on to be that you are going to go on to find a job with someone in some company and start earning money and then drive a Mercedes when people who may not be going to be driving a Mercedes when they may be driving a cycle but they will be having a career they will be having a passion they will be having satisfaction and they will be having a rich access and satisfaction of happiness as well that is career right so it is about building your own identity at the end of the day what we need 4 beds 2 chapatis basic things are needed and might be in the beginning it is charming to have dinner 5 stars or having lavish lifestyle but might be after 5-10 years you get bored with that I slightly interviewed Punechee here I am going to say you are going to find no less than I know no less than some 30 people who are someone from hard world, someone from stanford someone who is going to be from MIT they have come back to India they have left something like 6-7 crore rupees of the package and what they are doing in a rural area they are either transforming the people in the rural areas or they are teaching children in that place or they are thinking about the change in the life side of the people now it is not about money in this case at all because they don't going to see themselves in that place at all one can go to how all the type of maybe Lamborghini and Ferraris with them and 7 star hotels may not going to charm you because everything ultimately goes on to translate into even in that condition if you don't going to see peace then there is no way that you can going to be happy at all and this one statement at one Sanskrit stroke that I am going to be having that is a विच्चारा परम जानम शमोगी परम सुखाम that is the greatest knowledge in the world is curiosity you may be having a lot of books but you are not curious I mean this is no knowledge at all विच्चारा परम सुखाम that is peace is the greatest luxury if you are going to have all the luxuries but you don't going to be having peace for what career can you going to talk up money will go on to money will go on to buy you a girl money will not going to buy you the love of that girl money may going to give you a house money will not going to give you a home money may going to give you access to doctors money will not going to give you health right when it is to plan something either we do less or sometimes we do more or sometimes we get stuck up with the planning only and we are poor when it comes to execution so what is your piece of advice on do's and downs about planning and then execution see poverty is a state of mind you are going to find that there will be two group of people one who will be having his hands legs alright and you are going to do labor you are going to on for himself the second person what you are going to do is we are going to sit and beg that's a state of mind it's like when you are going to blame some people that's a state of mind when you are going to tide over this crisis that is a state of mind when you go on to to improve yourself constantly and you are in a state of constant improvement then that is a state of mind and when you are going to think that you cannot go on to improve at all because you are in such a condition may be in a bad condition then of course that is also a state of mind some do's and don'ts for all of those people who want to forge ahead money is essential there is no doubt about it absolutely essential to what extent essential in the sense that we are going to give you respectability you don't have to spread your hands in front of someone that much amount of money is essential that you don't have to but then you can go on to have a watch that will go on to give you correct time for 300 rupees as well it can be for 3 crore rupees as well depending on whether it is going to be brittling or depending on whether it is going to be some brand of titan which you want to gift it to your children as well so one of these don'ts is don't go on to don't go on to be over ambitious over ambitious means that there is a limit to all that everyone can do I am very fond of cricket but if I want to think now that I am going to become a fast baller I can't become so of course for me the don't is I don't want to dream of it I have been playing some amount of drum but I have left it I don't intend to pick it up once again because I know that I cannot practice it because the amount of time that it requires is different so the biggest do will be that go for self understanding you are the best judge to know what is going to be good for you what you can go on to do what you cannot go on to not do you cannot go on to discount external circumstances external circumstances when they are going to hit you they are always going to hit you completely there is no way that you can go to escape from that but ultimately with respect to this question there is something in Sanskrit that I will go on to talk of which goes on to be equally good for everyone there are 4 things that go on to determine Prarabd, all the work that you are going to do every work that you are going to do the more you are going to improve the more you define your ability the more it comes back to you that is one and anything that you have gone to do something in the past that means in this year that is also going to come to you Pusharthi how much how much as you can go on to do it that is keep on doing it keep on doing it irrespective of the condition irrespective of the situation in this case that is you keep on doing it and when you are having a bad time then what you have to do is improve your ability so that you keep on waiting for an opportunity to strike you so that you can go to convert into luck that is the second part the third is kaal kaal is time that means you cannot go on to predict it at all when it goes into strike you even the richest of the person can go on to be float lying flat on the floor it can go to demolish you at any point of time one small incident and that can go to ruin you forever and the last part is ashish that is ashirva that is the blessings when blessings go on to work anything can go on to do one this for you and at any point of do it can go to do so much amount of one that you cannot imagine also so that is the best do and don't that I can go to think of at least in this present time but otherwise in more empirical terms for the youth the do's will be that is improve your communication improve your perception balance don't be a cheater don't go on to think of a short term at all in this case use technology but not at the expense of the people in this case always go on to have a reverse planning reverse planning that means how do you want to see yourself from the place where you want to see after 15-20 years don'ts will be in some of these condition you don't have to be liar at all because the moment you want to do anything bad you are living in a world of social media where everything will start following you you have to be compulsively honest you can't afford to be dishonest in this case because let's say you have been dishonest with the person after being with the person for 2 years of time and being very close you have lost the amount of investment that you have made for 2 years of time don't be dishonest that is the biggest don't because most of the youth go on to do that and they are going to do it very very religiously as well the other reason don't go on to be a short term thinker short term thinking doesn't go on to take you anywhere and it is not that you are going to become very smart smartness doesn't go on to mean that you have to be cunning and when you are cunning then only you are going to find super cunning people who are going to rule over you so that is another part that you have to share and try to make your life as simple as possible that will be saving you a lot of money that will be giving you a lot of relationship and that will also go on to make other people invested thinking in you and if I start investing my thinking in a let's say anyone I keep on finding an opportunity to help him and to help the other person and the opportunities will go on to in this case that is the world that we are living in and that is the world we have to live in whatever that we are whichever manner that we are living right now that is not sustainable that will not last you have to learn from that and this is what we have learned each direction with you teaches new and lot many things definitely lot many keywords as well as the thinking process I mean I have taken lot many things from you today and sure the beneficiaries those who are watching through this live session as well as facebook and youtube and the coming time the youtube as well they will also get benefited by the teachings of Dr. K. Siddharth sir and this is all for today from my side over to with lots of thanks to Siddharth ji and because you got this ongoing journey by your vision, mission and passion as well over to Vikas ji thank you Prachi after the entire insights having been given by Dr. K. Siddharth I am reminded what we used to be taught in the basics that if health if health is lost nothing is lost if health is lost something is lost but if vector is lost everything is lost so the entire crux what I can gather is that what Dr. Siddharth has said that we should lay lot of emphasis on our character because they say the characters of a personal human being show the character of the nation so we have to develop in such a way that the character of the entire nation is looked upon for all values moral values social values economic values so that we can be a strong force to reckon with all today but as Dr. Siddharth said we have to re-look ourselves and then re-examine ourselves as to what could be the shortcomings and how we can move forward I am on behalf of the entire team of Beyond Law the participants watching us on the Facebook and on this platform we are glad to learn the lessons which would I'm quite sure people would be taking things forward and they have food for thought as to how they can progress further and tomorrow's webinar would be test identification parade under the CRPC the nuances of that by justice AV Chandrasekhar a former judge of Kerala High Court has already two webinars on our platform have been a huge success do stay connected with us at 5pm and thank you Dr. K. Siddharth and Prof. Puneesh for an insightful session for not only good for the participants but atleast for me there are a lot of things which I could learn stay safe, stay blessed Jai Hind


Hello everyone and welcome to a video write-up for the challenge, I Love Bees, which was a miscellaneous category challenge for ICTF 2018. And a lot of people were confused by it, so I want to showcase it in a little bit of a video here. Here's the webpage, it's still up, static.ic.tf forward slash I love flowers. And you're greeted with this thing.  Don't know entirely what that is, at least at first sight. You can try some of these links here, but nothing other than the home or index page actually works. So you get this weird XML thing, which if you want to go down that route is a rabbit hole, not really anything to do with the challenge. Just an unfortunate strange error message, so don't get tripped up too much on that. You can obviously go for low hanging fruit, check out robots.txt, throw it at Nikdo, stuff like that. Look at the webpage source, a lot of HTML and kind of just information strangely in capital letters for most of a lot of this. And there's not a whole lot here that does anything dynamic. There's nothing particularly volatile that changes or anything that we can kind of work with. Other than a strange, seeming countdown to wide awake and physical, which again, at the time of immediately seeing this, I didn't entirely know what to do with it. Very, very strange, very, very weird. But if I scroll all the way down, I saw, okay, it's creating JavaScript, at least a little bit of JavaScript, in that I can see that as client side code, maybe it's doing something interesting. Sets a variable India time to some date, and then there's a countdown to India file that does something. And again, if we wanted to, we could manipulate this variable, we could head over just to the page itself and say India time set it to a date, which if we wanted to, again, we could literally just steal this code and then set it to something, but this is a rabbit hole. Like, this isn't going to get us anything. Set it to something new, like that has already passed and looks like it's not even going to update the page for me, whatever.  And then we'd probably have to run the function that's doing that countdown anytime, but whatever. Again, rabbit hole, not real. If you wanted to, you could kind of Google some of these words here and you'll find it is the I love bees, Halo, like alternate reality game. You can see these text, these webpages look very, very similar to it and they're product identical. But I just didn't get anything out of it. The code didn't mean anything. So I thought fine, I'll look somewhere else. I'll look at the images, I'll look at the text, I'll look at the gif stuff like that. So I would go to each of them and I'd try and explore them. Eventually I thought like, well, if I want to check every rock, I may as well go ahead and like mirror the entire web page or download everything. So I did that and I W get tack M for mirror, went ahead and pulled it all and it downloaded all the files. I checked it out. And once I got in there, I looked at everything and just check the size of it just to kind of see, okay, how big are these things that I'm actually working with? Can I throw them in steg? So I'll look at them in strings, et cetera, et cetera. And I found something really, really strange in that the fav icon, the icon there is big, like bigger than the rest of the gifs or any other images here. So I thought that was very, very strange. So I went ahead and like took a look at it. But it doesn't look like much other than colors scrolling across in an animated section. But I thought, is this PIET? Is this PyT? I don't know if that's the proper way to pronounce that. Another esoteric programming language that works with just colors and images. That didn't seem to be it. Thought that was strange. Thought that was weird. I didn't know what I was looking at here. So I went ahead and ran strings on it for a little bit. And there's a lot there. So I threw it in less and then explored solid, typical gif header. And as I scrolled through this, I saw interesting things that just kind of stuck out to me. Like GNU, IBC, or 6.0, or some strings that like a shared object thing. They looked like there were just things that you'd find in a binary just kind of scrambled. Same thing. Okay. Like a little bit of printf stuff in here that just looks like they would be segments of a binary or regular executable file on Linux. So I stared at this for a little bit and then eventually had some crazy epiphany or some weird thought that slices of the binary may be being stored in that favicon, in the gif. So I thought, okay, let's go ahead and convert this thing. Let's get all the frames out of it. So I just did 02d.png. And then we've got all the frames about, what is it, 100? Oh, I should have went for three, my bad. Let's remove all these png files and do that again. I'm doing that because there are over 100. So I want to keep the files properly sorted. So let's go to three here. And then, okay, now we'll get 109 all the way at the end, not upfront in when we're sorting. We're trying to display the files out in quote unquote alphabetical or numeric order. So we can, if we wanted to, go ahead and run strings on these things now. Each individual string.png. If I wanted to, we could grep for things that we know, like might be the flag format. And there we go. Able to go ahead and just see, there are segments of there that weren't properly extracted or would get messed up in the different frames. Like, had I done that on the gif, would I be able to find it? greptech ictf? No. Odd, odd and strange, odd and weird. If you actually run exit tool, and this is how I solved it originally, not even realizing that I could just find the flag from the strings in each individual or some, whichever one, whichever, whichever frame or png file had the flag in it. We could actually take a look at the metadata for all of these, any of these png files. And you can see it has binary data included in there. And you can use 0B to extract it, or hyphen B, sorry. And then you get segments of it. You could just cut up, okay, get the date out of it, get the very, very end off of it. You could cut it up and you could put a binary back together. It's not all correct. So again, I would just end up running strings on whatever file comes out of it. So if we were to jump that step, we could just run strings on any of these frames or all of these frames and try to see if we find a flag in that. And we did. So pretty neat. I thought that was strange. I just thought, okay, let's mirror everything. Let's grab all the resources that we can from the webpage. Look at them. And the Favicon just kind of stuck out because it was larger than the others. Just kind of a big file size. Nothing, not what I would expect for a little icon that would just be displayed in your browser. So cool. Quick shout out to the people that support me on Patreon. Thank you guys so much. Can't say it enough. $1 a month or more on Patreon will give you a special shout out just like this at the end of every video. $5 or more on Patreon will give you early access to everything that I released on YouTube before it goes live. If you did like this video, please do like, comment, and subscribe. Please do join our Discord server. Link in the description. Really cool community full of CTF players, programmers, and hackers. So if you want to hang with me or other cool people, that's the place to do it. We're going to be playing CSaw CTF together. We're going to be playing Pico CTF together. Just kind of a cool community. If you want to team people hang out with Jam on CTF, cool cyber security stuff, that's the place to do it. Thanks guys. Love you. Hope to see you on Patreon. Hope to see you in the next video. Later.


Ahoy-hoy and welcome to the Thursday episode. I decided I would give this a try, SCP Containment Breach. I've actually played SCP Containment Breach a lot on my own, and I don't know, I've seen people asking me to play it on the channel, so I thought I'd give it a try. If this works out, I may end up live streaming it at some point, but in the meantime, let's try and give this MAPSEED CRUNCH. Well, that's an odd choice. I did not type that in beforehand. The only thing I've done is... Hold on, I won't let you... go all the way to back spaces to completely back space. We'll go with Samarian. We'll go with SAFE. We'll leave the intro on just for fun, and I guess we're going with the MAPSEED CAPITAL CRUNCH if you want to play along with me, so... All right, let's get started. Pick up the paper on the desk. This runs a little smoother than I remember running. I can't remember if I've tried to play it on this computer before, though. You also may be able to tell that my microphone's a little bit further away, just so I can access my computer. It's a weird noise. I'm gonna have the SCP foundation our staff wouldn't... That was fast. I wonder how that decides how long it takes for them to come and get you, because I had to wait in here for a really long time before. Sure, I'll just... Oh, there's another guy over there. Oh, there's nowhere you can stand. All right. Let's see what happens if I don't...  Oh, well. Shut the doors and open the gas valve. Really? They murder you? Okay.  Didn't say you were just gonna gas me to death. That's silly. All right, well, try again. New game. We'll put the Sumerian Toast Crunch. All right. Oh, that's got to be the title of the episode, right? See, this thing sticks to the old D-Class or incredibly expendable. Like, that's the weirdest thing. Like, death row inmates are expendable. Okay. No, they're really not, since they're super rare. Fighting them the kind of... Do you know what I'm saying?    Which is most. I'd be surprised how often the jail system is used to just deal with the... See, this is what I'm talking about. Like, last time around they were instantly there and now they're not. But yeah, how often the criminal justice system is used to dispose of people they don't... That the society can't deal with because we don't have a good mental health system in America. The hell? Okay, they're finally here. There's no ventilation in here, actually. How do they get the gas back out? All right. I'm... Of course I would never do that. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm just gonna just step back in here. Hey, buddy. They're waiting for me. Are they, though? Are they? It's Vulcan! I hear Vulcan. That's definitely Vulcan. Oh, man. I'm writing a book about that. Just get in there and follow all the instructions and you'll probably be fine. Follow all the instructions? You'll probably be fine. SCP-173, origin as of yet unknown, is constructed from concrete and rebar with traces of Krylon brand spray paint. I wonder how long I'm gonna let you stay? I'm just gonna spend this entire time like testing the limits of this system. What happens if I just stay in here with you? I mean, maybe I need to take some time to study this document. You don't know. I assume you'll shoot me eventually, or nothing will happen, or they didn't code for that. Let's take a look over here. Everything looks good to me. You know, it would be more...  You could use this exact same setting to create like a, you know, day in the life of a doctor sort of thing. It'd be a fun game. Maybe a little shorter, maybe a little longer. Maybe you could do, ooh, ooh, you could build a game based around the what happens to lead up to the containment breach, like the day before, the day of, you know, all the way up to the point where the containment breach happens. That'd be fun. Yeah, this is... He had too much Taco Bell. Oh, man. Yeah, see? I'll just all go ahead and head on in. All right, guys. Look at these guys. I don't know, but he can't shoot me from underneath the door. Take that, bitches. Wow, that is incredibly loud for me. All right, well, I have to hope that it... I mean, I can... There we go. Okay, that's a little bit better. So the thing is that, like, I can fix the volume in post, but I can't... I can't personally hear my own voice loud, so I don't know what, like, how loud I need to be. Let's see. If I walk over here, does this... No, it doesn't seem to affect it. Not anything more than normal. You know, that's a... Yep, normal. All right, let's... How could there be people down there? They'll help. Hey, guys. I'm... I don't know what's going... Oh, no. What's going on? It seems to be terrible things. Where did all the people go? How come those things are halfway in the floor? Man, I'm so dead. That's the fun thing about this. You're already dead. That door never works. It'd be funny if it did. Like, you just go through this game one time and then suddenly... Because the entire thing is procedurally generated, but this introductory area is always the same. Well, except for some, you know, basics, but... Funny, if one time you were like, oh, that door never works, then, like, that's the only way out. Like, you open it and you're like, okay, well, you managed to get to one of the safe rooms. And thus, the game actually begins. All right. I forget what button it is. F5? Yes, F5. All right. Well, let's read some stuff on that. You get... What in here? Admin is to authorize personnel only. Report all potential anomalies, including deer. Don't forget, today is pizza day. Yay, pizza day. The first time I lit this up, just to test things out and see how the recordings would work. He was like, is it pizza day? And he's like, no, it's not pizza day. It's tuna casserole day. Okay, well, yeah, that's right above the guard. Does that... That must have happened. All right, let's probably eventually activate the old man somehow. We saved the game, so... Wait, is this... Shit, is this SCP... Oh, oh, 8 already? No. What's in here?  All right. Well, way overdue for my first encounter with... Yeah, we're not doing that. No, thank you. Okay, old AI. Is it 081? I think...    Oh, right. I guess I gotta go somewhere. It's so dark in here. I can't see anything. That's part of the game. That's what makes it fun. Crack. Wait a minute. Now let's see here. I believe our statue friend is down there, so we should be all right. All right, what do we pick up here? A level one key card, I guess. Oh, okay. I'm not sure what was in those boxes, but I guess it's all right. Battery, battery. This is the supplies. Oh no, someone has died. One of the good things about any horror game is the ambiance. Like, if you really just had to turn around and take a look, it's stopped me. See? Oh no, the plague doctor's found somebody. I am the cure. Well, this is intolerable. I'm not doing a good voice right now. I got a bit of a cough for a couple of days, actually. By the way, this is going in mostly unedited, so you may hear me take a drink of water or whatever, unless the old man killed somebody else. Until you act... See, that's one of the things about... Oh, I don't know if that's true anymore. I did a little digging into the way this game works way back when, and I really think I actually need to go down there. I could be wrong. Pretty sure that our little statue friend is down here, though. You know what? We'll just load it if we have two. He is down here. A simple way to do this would actually be to... Yeah, just let's lure him out here. Let's wait till we blink. Let's lure him out of here. Close that door. A wallet. Give me a wallet. Reminds me of... I don't know why. Was impersonating the guy from... There really was it? What's in his wallet? Oh, okay. Money, I get. Who puts coins in their wallet? That's a weird thing. Oh, that is useful. Now, that's... Well, now all we need is a clipboard. Is he still up here? Probably. Yeah, I don't know how this game works anymore, but it was a time.  Anyway, there was a time when the old man was only activated if you walked into a certain room and watched a guy fall from the ceiling. I think if you've watched any of these before, you probably know what I'm talking about. All right, we saved it before we went in there for a reason. Oh, we didn't save it when we got the guy up here. I know you're in here. There you go. Let's just give him his freedom here. We'll go down here and get this wallet. Collateral. That's the movie that that's from. Give me a wallet. Can't you tell him my hands? There's nothing else down here. We'll just save this again, unless we've trapped ourselves, which is entirely possible. That's fun to the part about the quicksafes in this game. I think you I think you only get one slot and it's entirely possible to get yourself killed. Now we're going to give a hand. I'll see you later, buddy. Hey, that wasn't so bad.  Yeah, I saw that coming. You stopped that right now. I said stop it. I'll do it this way if I have to.  Just blink real quick here. Yeah, I think you did, but it doesn't matter because I'm gone because I'm already gone. Okay, then.  Let's keep on keeping on. Always close the doors behind you, just in case. I probably should save your game before you walk into a new room. I think that's happened to me before. I think we're getting closer and closer to one of those rooms where the old man gets activated. Well, let's give it a try. All these damn level three doors. 1162. I can't remember 1162 for the life of me. Still not good enough. That's fine. Oh, yeah, it's easy for you to wait a second. This feels new or not new. At least something I'm not recognizing. Look at this door here. Close it. If we're going to be doing things, I don't want something coming into that door. The problem is, is the door control is still active with the old AI. Let's see if this works here. All right, time to find out what's in this door.  I think there's a level two key card on the table here. Halfway sure that's a clipboard I just picked up. Yay, a little, no, that's a navigator, which I think is useful if you can get into what's-his-face's place. I don't think I need a level, the level one at all now, but we'll keep it just so we have an extra card. All right, so there was a level two door back this aways. It's best not to have to backtrack too far if you don't have to, which I'm going to be going backtracking a lot, but if I'm this close to a level two door anyway, hell is this thing? Why is it dangerous? Let's grab the paperwork, go back out to our semi-safe hallway with this. Oh, this is the one where you, yeah, it's a hole, it's a hole in the cinder block. Yeah, so I believe you can throw anything into it, yeah. Fortunately, this is currently visible through the hole, however, no light, so it's been able to eliminate his activated sentient being reaches into the hole to the depth that the girth of their arm allows, at which point their fingers touch a solid surface similar in field to the current location, and they discover an item small enough to fit through the hole below their fingertips. The universal binary is something the user has lost or was searching for at some point during their life, however, from tremolo items, another animal vanishes from the person of the subject. Yes, there we go. All right, so a useful way to handle this is to drop everything of value, at least in my experience with this thing, anyway. And then we can pick those up later, but for now, what did we get? Oh, I think we switched out useless. 079 documentation, all this document, when did I get, this is something I've lost. Is it only going to give me other documentation in exchange for documentation? Is that how this works? Movie ticket, no, at least that seems like something. Yeah, I remember this movie. Electronic components, that's something too. Okay, I'm just starting to change a little bit. Well, playing card is shit, but if we get that credit card back, let's leave it on the ground. Let's pick all this stuff back up. Just in the off chance that it'll, what's the word de-spawn and drop it all again. I don't know if there's what the de-spawn mechanics in this game are, but I don't want to risk losing my level two key card just so I can get a credit card out of it. I don't think this can give me anything useful to be honest with you. I mean, there's only one way to find out the extent of what I can do. Yeah, it took my heart. I only got my heart. Sure.  Oh, did it take my lung, maybe? I don't know. Yo. Yeah. Mm-hmm. That's the thing that happened. I definitely died. I don't know if this is because it took my lungs or it's because I smoked that 420-J. You know what? Oh, it gave me, oh. Oh, you know what? Let's just keep doing it. I'm dying for sure right now. Oh god, yeah. Definitely dead. Wait, maybe not. Can I pick up a key? I guess I lost my wallet. You're feeling faint from the amount of blood you have lost. Fine. You know what? Fine. You know what? Fine. I'll die then. I guess I'll die. You know, that's one of the few things about this game that I mean, and I get it because it's like, what's happening to me? I don't know. But there's one of the few really negative things I found about this game has always been that it takes forever to die sometimes. Am I like, unable to touch the door? I guess I'm not dying? I just keep doing this until I die. Let's see what else I can pull out of my chest. It would be funny if I, there we go. Whatever it was, I'm dead. I have died. There's no, oh, okay. There's no like, how did I die sort of thing. That's just, all right, let's go get our stuff off the ground here. It doesn't appear to be useful in any kind of serious way. I need a clipboard.  You know what I mean? At least now I can talk and know what volume I'm actually at. All right, I don't think there was any other level twos behind me, but I could be wrong. I don't think I'm wrong. We'll find out. At some point we gotta activate the old man. I gotta walk into the little intersection rooms and have the dude fall down.  Well, I'm dead again.   It's suffocated to death by the ears. Such a strange sentence, body sent for autopsy. Well, so does that mean I shouldn't go this way?  Is he in here every time? Do I need to wait? Can I run by him and not have this problem? Well, he's still there. Oh, I guess it didn't help. Am I still growing ears everywhere?  Yeah, my bone time anyway. Pretty sure, anyway. Maybe I avoided it. Hey, there's a dead guy in here. This elevator appears to be broken. I feel like I should save, but I'm like, am I dead already? Did the ears get me? That's such a weird thing to say. Am I growing ears in my lungs? I can't tell. It doesn't give me a, you know what?  We can always start over. That's the activation for the old man. So that happened. That's great. That means the old man now knows I'm here. Achievement unlike the architect. What does that mean? This is to the heavy containment zone, which is somehow closer to the surface, which I think someone once gave me like an explanation as to why that could possibly make sense. I don't remember what their argument was. Well, that can't be good. But it appears to be broken. Okay. Well, we definitely got the old man actress at this point. So really, it's just a matter of, I think this is a level one key card situation, but nope, three. Okay. Let's see what other creative ways we can note three again. Fuckin' A. So much backtracking if I want to check in these rooms. That's the really annoying part. All right, this elevator is bound to work. Yes, indeedy. Let's see what happens next. Show yourself. That's not, oh, it's that one. Well, this is usually where I die the first time. This wouldn't be the first time, actually. I will have died more than twice now. So let's see here. Hello. There it is. All right. I should probably avoid any quick saves from here on out. Yep, he's got me. Hey, calm down, buddy. Calm down. It's all gonna be okay. Oh my God. Who is it? Okay, so he's heading this way, which means he's probably making, he's probably gonna, I can't see where the goddamn in here, but I'm assuming he's, Oh, he spotted me again. I just leave the idea that somebody else would probably be like, Oh my God. And I'm just like, yep, he got me. I'll try harder to be more tiny. All right, backup, backup, backup. It's bad, but see, this is the thing with quick saves. Gotta get by him, I think.  It's so dark in here. I just turned the gamma up a little bit anyway. I'm only doing it for the, yeah, here we go. That looks actually more realistic, to be honest with you. So it's not, hold on, I'll show you the maxed out gamma is about here, which is still pretty good. But I mean, like, it's almost like these things aren't lighting anything. It's like, it's like the lights are somehow not good lights. You need better light bulbs, friends. Like, look at that. Hold on. That doesn't look like it's lighting anything. Like, this is a flashlight. I mean, this is a light bulb meant to light this room. And it's not. I can understand it not lighting down that way, but it's not lighting here, which I get is it's a horror thing, right? But it's not realistic. And that bothers me. So let's at least have it so that underneath the lights you have lights. It's all I'm asking for. You know, I'll give it a little bit more time. I can't see down there.  No, no. I'm dead again. Well, that means I need to go straight down this hall. There could be two of them.  I feel like I'm okay to save there. Is there another monster down this ways? Can't see. Where the goddamn. I don't know, friend. Close doors. What's here? Well, that's not helpful. Which means I need to have, well, fortunately, I believe that's where I saved. So I just need to, if I die again, I'll just take the intersection.  Who's that? Because he makes a circuit, right? I hear him to my right. Now, with any luck, I'd love to get into that storage area, but I don't think I'm going to get an opportunity to. I'm just navigating blind. Don't hear anything? No. Who's there? Quick saves. My superpower. You know what, I think I need to go all the way back to the beginning. I think there's a second switch I'm going to have to hit. Pretty sure. I have the whole under, yeah, there's a whole other switch. Pretty sure. Well, no, when we get down to the end of this hallway, though. Taking it slow. Fuck. That's exactly what I need right now. I'm not going to change anything. It's me, Nino.   God damn. Yeah, he's got me. Fuck. Faster than I thought. The worst part about this is it doesn't kill you immediately.  See, until he kills me, I'll keep playing.  He might kill me this time. He might kill me next time, but he's gonna, where is this? I hear him again, which means he's still here. Yeah, he's still here.  Come on. What's wrong with you? I know you hunt based on like fear and all that stuff.  I ain't afraid of no ghost. There's something weird in your neighborhood.  Yeah, I don't think I want to jump off here, but how do you, if there's nothing really to do other than jump off here? Oh, there you go. Hey, dude. Oh, you're heading toward me. Oh, you are getting closer. I can't tell if he's getting closer, but he's definitely moving. Look, I'm going to say when I review this on Yelp, your little pocket dimension, not great. Yeah, you're not getting, you're getting one star review on Yelp. I'm telling you right now, partially decomposed. Anyway, that's it. I think we'll go ahead and call that. 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