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[Assistant] Seeing her little heart just like break there was just tragic. Cause I feel like, and I don't mean this in a bad way, I feel like she has been somewhat forceful.


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[Assistant] Or, I shouldn't say forceful. I feel like she has been somewhat upfront with her feelings towards Adrien.


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[Assistant] So I think he's probably even that much more hurtful to her to see, like, another girl just, like, kissing him, cause it's like, hm, oh.


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[Assistant] You understand her intentions, so you just ignored me? Like, I can see her getting upset. So, I'm curious to see what will happen with this love...


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[Assistant] It's not really a square, it's like a, just a big triangle with Adrian at the top, but there's a lot of points. Cause we have, obviously Marinette, who's in love with Adrian. Chloe.


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[Assistant] Kagami, Laila, and Ladybug technically, so we got a lot of girls in that pot, so.


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[Assistant] Grow in how he'll kind of use Laila, so we'll see.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. Please make sure you like this video to like, share, subscribe. All that fun jazz. Comment down below as well. Let me know what you guys thought about this episode. And I'll see you all later!


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[Assistant] I don't know if they need like bulletproofs, but he might have some beef. You never know. So I mean, I feel like when you get to a certain level of success, you got people, you know what I'm saying, gunning from you from all angles. Maybe he's just protecting himself. I don't know.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, because even though it's hard to get a gun in California, look what happened to Nipsey Huss, so you know, you never know. So I think it's a good decision by him.


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[Assistant] Everest is one of the most extreme environments on the planet. And nobody has ever fully quantified the climate conditions up there.


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[Assistant] We're gonna be pushing the envelope, attempting to install the highest weather station in the world.


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[Assistant] These high mountain regions are changing faster than other places around the world.


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[Assistant] The highest elevations are actually believed to be warming at faster rates than other lower elevation regions.


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[Assistant] My major role in this expedition is to install a network of weather stations, including what we hope to be the highest weather station in the world.


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[Assistant] There are multiple stations going up, including one at Fort Sage.


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[Assistant] One station at base camp. One in camp two.


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[Assistant] Another at the south call, and then we will attempt to install one above 8,000 meters.


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[Assistant] This morning we have installed what we call the Basecamp Rover. It's critical to have a station.


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[Assistant] Having instruments that can work in those sorts of environments has been a big challenge.


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[Assistant] There's a reason that some of this has never been done before. Logistically, it's exceptionally challenging.


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[Assistant] To try to do science up at some of these elevations is an added challenge.


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[Assistant] The weather station sees a whole year's worth of weather possibilities, measuring the wind speed, thermal radiation, temperature, humidity and precipitation. We can use machine learning.


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[Assistant] As a scientist, we're used to having to be patient with things. And this expedition has been no different.


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[Assistant] We have maximum for Oxford about three hours to install the station. We need to be efficient and work as a team.


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[Assistant] I'm a bit worried there won't be everything, clearly.


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[Assistant] My fear is, I won't know my limitation. That all their effort's for nothing.


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[Assistant] Get away from him! I'm handling this.


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[Assistant] After I check out Arga, I have to make sure Luther didn't bust him out.


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[Assistant] Batman's Watchtower. Come in. Nightwing.


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[Assistant] Bane, Catwoman, Grundy. You're all alone, Luther.


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[Assistant] Most of the league died.


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[Assistant] This is Batman. Code red. Everyone to these coordinates. Now!


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[Assistant] Back to the van, Harley. Bats and I need to talk.


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[Assistant] If Joker's bomb detonated, we have to get back. The watchtower should have picked up any anomalies, right?


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[Assistant] We need to find out. Once my ring is charged, I can get us there.


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[Assistant] The Atlantis Archives. If this is an altered timeline, we might find a record of the triggering event there. Assuming there's an Atlantis.


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[Assistant] This is complete subjugation. Superman will rule Atlantis. It's what you agreed to. It's what we expect. You threaten me? Tread carefully. We have our orders.


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[Assistant] You wanna talk to Superman. You don't talk to Superman. You do what he wants. And you're gonna do what you promise.


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[Assistant] Who do you work for, you surfer? Manta? Ocean Master? I'm the King of Atlantis. I answer to no one. Unlike you. Mind your tongue.


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[Assistant] You would give away your kingdom like a pair of worn boots. To a surface dweller!


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[Assistant] The treaty requires Superman to maintain Earth's oceans and recognize our autonomy. You put your army at his beck and call. A necessary compromise. More like appeasement. I grow tired of this. Take him.


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[Assistant] I had planned to offer you help. I've changed my mind.


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[Assistant] My fire doesn't need Stoking Ares. Tell me who.


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[Assistant] 5U93R. How can a pill allow- Kryptonian Nanotech.


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[Assistant] Yes, we met a couple of our evil twins. They're not evil. Most obey Superman out of fear. Or they believe he's right and have lost perspective. So you're the only one left. Not the only one. What is this?


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[Assistant] Luther's involvement is a secret. People critical of Superman disappear. Government officials, activists, reporters.


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[Assistant] I didn't say kill. It'll incapacitate him, nothing more.


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[Assistant] Interesting. My fame precedes me.


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[Assistant] Oh no, dear boy. It's just that Batman corrupts young minds while I... bash them out of their skulls.


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[Assistant] I'll have to tell Batman, there's been a death in the family.


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[Assistant] You came along on our little field trip. I'm guessing he didn't arrive alone. Where's Batman?


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[Assistant] Your eyes, pure evil, just like his.


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[Assistant] My Batman. Our Batman. Quiet or I'll cuff you and leave you for the police.


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[Assistant] Batman's been captured, we gotta bust him out. To free your Batman, we need to complete our mission.


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[Assistant] You're a target now, and you're too dangerous to run free.


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[Assistant] More of them will be here soon. Go. I'll catch up with you.


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[Assistant] I'm not following.


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[Assistant] Somehow Joker altered Superman's mind, so he believed he was fighting Doomsday. But it was Lois.


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[Assistant] Green Arrow died trying to explain that to him.


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[Assistant] Isn't this your show?


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[Assistant] The cave walls are injected with lead polymer. There's no way he could find what we're here for.


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[Assistant] Neutralizing Superman was not a call I could make alone


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[Assistant] So I put the weapon in a vault that only opens by simultaneously sampling DNA from Superman's closest allies. Our counterparts.


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[Assistant] With my green arrow dead, and the others backing Superman's insanity, I needed you. Your matching DNA.


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[Assistant] That one. A rock. You're gonna throw a rock. That's Superman.


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[Assistant] Yellow... Computer, begin recognition scan.


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[Assistant] Even with Luthor, we don't have the resources to build a new one quickly.


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[Assistant] Wardrobe malfunction. At ease, cyborg. Batman?


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[Assistant] Welcome to Oz, Tin Man. Alright. What'd I miss? It's a long story.


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[Assistant] Getting help will have to wait. Rescuing Batman just became our priority. It's a trap. Of course it is. Then we'll have to be sneaky about it.


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[Assistant] I'm not asking permission.


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[Assistant] Something's not right. Teleporter's offline.


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[Assistant] Arlene, get your people into position. Occupy any law enforcement you can.


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[Assistant] I'm not Dick Grayson. This is Damien Wayne. Wayne? His son.


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[Assistant] But Superman's been more of a father than you ever were. You stopped being my son when you killed Dick Grayson. He was my son.


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[Assistant] So you're what all of us is about. I could say the same about you.


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[Assistant] I couldn't prevent-


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[Assistant] Well then, how about we share?


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[Assistant] Be a doll, will you? Help Mr. Luthor out of my suit.


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[Assistant] I'm telling you, Gotham and Metropolis will be history. And then he's coming after your world. I can't believe you'd do it. It's insane.


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[Assistant] That's gonna be a hell of a fight. No. I brought you here to get the kryptonite weapon, and that plan failed. You're going home, then I'm destroying the interdimensional transporter. That won't stop him from coming over. It'll buy you time to prepare.


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[Assistant] We have an alternative. We bring over our Superman. Finish this fight. One Superman in this world is enough.


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[Assistant] It gets worse by the minute. We have to get to- Once I'm finished, you're all going home.


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[Assistant] Like you, I've planned for the day when Superman might lose control. But without help, you'll die. And the insurgency along with you.


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[Assistant] Then maybe that's my fate. We don't believe in fate.


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[Assistant] This is my world. My fight. You made it ours when you brought us here.


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[Assistant] This is a mistake. You brought us here because you had faith.


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[Assistant] Faith, we'd uphold the values you've given everything to defend. So trust us. Trust yourself. And let's end this.


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[Assistant] We'll take the others, so you can focus on their Superman.


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[Assistant] I realize this isn't entirely accurate, but it's good to have you back.


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[Assistant] Superman's accomplices have been rounded up or turned themselves in. The next job is restoring civil order.


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[Assistant] The people need to know they're in control, not us. So you haven't changed your mind?


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[Assistant] I respect the president's offer, but I don't belong in government. None of us do. You think Batman has a future here? Crime and corruption will return. Hollywood would have called me a pessimist. I'm just being realistic. And you're Superman?


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[Assistant] Just keep this in mind. Yeah, if something ever happens and you do lose it,


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[Assistant] And I love doing YouTube. I love making videos for you guys. It's, it's literally the purpose that I've put my life to.


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[Assistant] And that is good, because it gives me something that I am motivated for, it gives me something that pushes me forward and higher, and makes me a better person. And also, it puts food on the table so that I'm not starving. So, this all combines into something that is very important to me. YouTube.


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[Assistant] Youtube is everything that I do, it's literally the only priority that I have.


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[Assistant] In my daily life. And that's because I love doing it. And I love doing it


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[Assistant] And then that makes me self-reflect on what YouTube is turning into.


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[Assistant] Sorry. New people have come in, old people have left, people have moved around, you guys have changed your tastes. But what I see from doing this for four years is what I can only describe, and I took a lot of time thinking about these words, is


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[Assistant] They are after a few things. And you can't fault them for it, because of course people would want to do this for the living, but they are after influence.


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[Assistant] But I don't treat it as my job, but it is my job. So I'm hypocritical if I was to criticize anyone for going after YouTube for money. And that's not what I'm doing. Because even YouTube the business, if you asked an executive at YouTube, they would go, we want more views, more money, more ad revenue, and more, more, more,


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[Assistant] And you can't exactly fault them for that, it's the nature of the business of things. But what I know, being at the heart of YouTube and being where I am now from where I started, I've seen this change in attitude.


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[Assistant] And, it's very subtle and it's hard to see, but it's definitely there. It's a change from...


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[Assistant] Seeing YouTube as a platform where anyone can do anything and anyone can put up whatever they want whenever they want to a system where


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[Assistant] You have to follow strict rules. You have to follow strict protocols. You have to criticize others. It's every man for himself, and no one can cooperate. And I'm not saying it's bombastic, that's what it is, but that's what it's starting to be.


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[Assistant] Way too much respect for too many people to start calling people out and doing exactly what I'm saying is happening. But it is happening.


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[Assistant] And it's a self-fulfilling cycle of pessimism because people want more.


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[Assistant] And then more people want more. And then the people want other people to have less. Because they want more. And then uh, more people want more.


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[Assistant] And then more people want others to have less. And it's becoming less of a community about making cool videos for you guys, which is what it always has been about. It always should be about, it should be about you guys and you guys alone, and you guys actually have the power in this system.


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[Assistant] Because it's a weird democratic process. If you guys watch a video, obviously there's a demand for that video. People are gonna make more of that type of video and you guys get what you want. If you guys don't watch a video, then obviously that video isn't going to do as well and not as many people are gonna wanna make that type of video. And that's fine!


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[Assistant] That's how it works! That's how you guys have the power and that's how you guys shape what YouTube is. The only thing that I have wrong with it is that it stifles creativity for the sake of creativity.


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[Assistant] And I'm, I'm like, I'm guilty in this too because I do the same thing, like I make videos because people want to see them and, and I do that and so that is the thought that I had recently was


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[Assistant] Why do I do this? I do it because I love it, right? That should be the answer. Like, I do. Yes, of course. And it is the answer, but at the same time, I felt like this...hang of shame.


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[Assistant] You know, the, the sense in my mind that I was almost ashamed of what it's become. And I'm not. But I felt it. And it, it dawned on me.


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[Assistant] It's happening less and less. On my part too, like I said, I'm guilty, I'm hypocritical for criticizing anyone for doing this, because I'm guilty too.


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[Assistant] I've made videos, you know, just because people wanna see more of them. And there's nothing wrong with that, but it's leading down to a road where that's all that's ever gonna happen.


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[Assistant] The fall of Slenderman. I look back at, like, uh, jumpscare friends. I look back at,


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[Assistant] Markiplier's Magic Touch. I look back at those, you know, I think about the impossible let's plays, the weird things that I've done, the April Fool's jokes that I've done. I think back to those, and I love those. Those are cherished memories in my heart, and they're always gonna be there. Always.


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[Assistant] So, if, if you guys are looking for a point to this video, I don't even know if I could wrap it up in one sentence, but the point that I'm trying to make, or that at least I will try to halfway get to making, is that...


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[Assistant] Is only rewarding for more views and more money. And it's been that way for a long time. And me- it's easy for me to say it's not a good thing because I'm obviously sitting


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[Assistant] What one thing is or another. But these are the observations that I make. And me being someone that loves to watch YouTube videos and loves to see these cool things, I don't want it to turn into a constant money mill.


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[Assistant] And I wanna make sure that it doesn't do that either because I love making videos for you guys. I love making videos for you guys. I love it with all my heart. I love doing the weird things so much. You guys don't understand how much I love doing these things.


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[Assistant] And I care about it. I care about YouTube. I care about what people make on YouTube. And it sickens me.


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[Assistant] To see some of the bullshit that comes out of the stupid cycle of pessimism. The ever turning wheel of I'm better than you. And that sucks. And I don't know how to fix it. I really don't. Because I don't think I can. But I know that you guys can.


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[Assistant] Like, indebted to you for everything that we have and I always try to maintain that sense of gratitude to you guys because I am so grateful for what you guys have done to change my life and change the world and what we've done, you know, and all the charity efforts, but expanding beyond just me,


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[Assistant] And I love you guys for that, and I love what we do together, and I love everything about YouTube.


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[Assistant] So, I don't think I made a single point in this entire video, I think I just rambled for way too long, but those are my feelings about what


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[Assistant] It means to make videos on YouTube and what it means to owe something to you guys and what it means to do things for the sake of having fun.


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[Assistant] And make things because no one asked them to be made. No one wanted it to be made.


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[Assistant] But it was made anyway, and it was wonderful, and that's the beauty of what YouTube is, and hopefully will be.


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[Assistant] Go to town on it, maybe I'll put it in the description, but, you know, just, in the end, thank you guys for letting me be stupid.


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[Assistant] In front of millions of people. So thanks again everybody so much for watching. And as always, I will see you in the next video. Buh-bye!


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[Assistant] I'll show you second rate. Talk. You. Now. Okay. Let's talk about the mess of trouble you're in.


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[Assistant] Ready to test it? Ready as we'll ever be.


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[Assistant] Systems online. I'm linked up. Flash, you ready?


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[Assistant] Wonderful. Don't know whether to pat myself on the back, or kick myself in the a-


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[Assistant] Pleasure's all mine, Slade. Wish the other titans could see this.


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[Assistant] Let's rev up your transporter, fix the laser in our dimension. And come back with reinforcements.


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[Assistant] But they only cover the building. You just have to get Batman outside.


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[Assistant] I'll take the teleporter. I'm the most qualified to work it. And I can infiltrate their ranks. I'm with you. You and me, working together? Not a chance.


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[Assistant] After you're done,


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[Assistant] Only a couple times.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we've had some, uhm, wild times.


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[Assistant] For real. Like men. Fine by me.


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[Assistant] Humble. Definitely not a good look for me. You beat me to it. Another contract lost? This one was personal. I didn't think anything was personal with you.


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[Assistant] Can't be that easy. You stole his password.


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[Assistant] Batman, this is Cyborg. We have the Watchtower, but we've got a problem. The reactor's gonna blow.


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[Assistant] Lex Luthor risking his life to save Batman. I wanna believe it. Send over the coordinates.


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[Assistant] Nappa is having trouble! I will deal with Kakarot!


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[Assistant] Where is the darn Super Saiyan God?


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[Assistant] What does that mean? My idiotic song and dance!


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[Assistant] Seems to have helped calm down Beerus's temper. All we have to do now.


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[Assistant] You there, give me one pudding cup.


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[Assistant] That was too close! Here, Lord Beerus! Ah, thank you. Now then, ugh.


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[Assistant] So you threw your pride away and became a god.


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[Assistant] You're quite a genius. I'm really impressed.


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[Assistant] You see, my friend, I faked being hit by-


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[Assistant] I guess, I'll just destroy you instead.


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[Assistant] Look, it's the Time Nest. It's been a while since I last came here.


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[Assistant] That ingrate demigra tried to make a fool of me, so I want to find out where he is.


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[Assistant] I know, because I'm the god of destruction.


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[Assistant] No, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I'll have to pass on that.


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[Assistant] You're so selfish. Oh fine, we'll go, we'll go. It's been a while since I visited the Time Nest, but rather just hang around for a bit.


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[Assistant] Before I go out to destroy Demigra. Seems like a good idea. Know what I mean?


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[Assistant] If someone just so happens to defeat Demigra in the meanwhile, then so be it. HUH?


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[Assistant] Have we calmed down?


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[Assistant] Maps are a critical tool for being able to measure the changes in the glacial extent.


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[Assistant] But it wasn't until about the 1920s when the British first started sending expeditions to the north side of Mount Everest through Tibet that we got large-scale detailed mapping


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[Assistant] They were doing all their surveying using photographs and telescopic instruments to tie things together on a topographic map.


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[Assistant] The transition from maps as paper products to maps as digital products has changed the way we work with geographic data.


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[Assistant] We're going to reconstruct how the glaciers have changed with the increased warming of the climate in this part of the world.


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[Assistant] And then eventually a decrease in the amount of water available to the rivers that come out of high mountain Asia. Hundreds of millions of people are gonna be affected downstream.


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[Assistant] Basecamp, it's a launching point for expeditions and climbers that are intending to summit Mount Everest.


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[Assistant] The work that Chris and I are doing here at Basecamp will be the most detailed map of the Kumbu Glacier that's ever been put together.


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[Assistant] Using a very advanced device from Virtual Wonders, our partners on the helicopter scan.


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[Assistant] Base camp is about three kilometers from one end to the other and a couple hundred meters wide.


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[Assistant] Once you create a 3D model, you then need to what's called skin the model with very detailed imagery.


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[Assistant] So we're doing our first, uh, overview pass with the drone, so flying at about 50 meters. It'll fill any gaps that we might miss with a LiDAR and with, uh, ground-based photographic work.


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[Assistant] The combination on the helicopter of the very advanced LiDAR and the photogrammetry will allow us to provide very detailed imagery on the surface of the model.


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[Assistant] Once we're back in the lab, we can see all the different LiDAR data collected in one view.


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[Assistant] Once you get the full resolution of the photography, it's going to be a virtual reality experience. As if you were there looking at the tents at base camp.


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[Assistant] So if we take our 3D model, we can dive into it and start looking at more and more of the detail that's captured by the point cloud.


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[Assistant] But to have the chance to build on the legacy of mapping this area.


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[Assistant] And to start working on addressing it now for a successful future.


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[Assistant] Raleigh. It does, I will say, being in LA is pretty exciting, because we were all here before.


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[Assistant] The only time I've come out here was like right after you had first moved out. Yeaah. So two, almost three years ago.


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[Assistant] Uh, for me, it's a little bit of different story. So my research actually focused on, uh, mesozoic mammals. So mammals actually live at the same time as dinosaurs. I mean, of course, you know, we focus saying, you know,


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[Assistant] Uh, so especially I looked at, uh, those, uh, group of mammals from Mongolia, because Mongolian, um, fossils, you know, vertebrate fossils overall has really nicely preserved


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[Assistant] My focus on was uhm, basically, you know, reconstructing family trip for, uh, this mammal group.


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[Assistant] Partial parts of skull or teeth, you know, you know, like parts of the bones.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, information, uhm, in it to, to off, uh, that we can collect. So, but of course, uhm,


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[Assistant] For me, uhm, my main focus actually shifted to more, uhm, advocacy for protecting and preservation of, especially for Mongolian dinosaurs and, and I really, really, uhm,


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[Assistant] Dedicating my time to outreach, reaching out to public and kids.


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[Assistant] Well, I think my story will be different because...


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[Assistant] Uhm, even now, you know, most the public in Mongolia really don't know much about dinosaurs.


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[Assistant] I mean, you know, around the world, Mongolian dinosaurs are quite famous. Even Vellos Raptor, you know, like a Hollywood star.


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[Assistant] So I think that's the thing is kind of, um, you know, story from Mongolia.


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[Assistant] I'm, when I growing up, I didn't have much of sources of, you know, things to learn about dinosaurs, like a book or any TV show, you know, uhm, so,


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[Assistant] Fortunately, my father, he was a paleontologist. He was actually one of the first Mongolian paleontologists. He was trained in Russia in the 1960s.


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[Assistant] His research was focused on fossil, uh, corals.


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[Assistant] So I had, you know, I grew up at home, have a, you know, bookshelves.


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[Assistant] Finish my masters, which is I focused on fossil corals, but I did have some interest. I really want.


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[Assistant] To no more but dinosaurs, but it was really limited. Even my father.


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[Assistant] He discouraged me to study, uhm, dinosaurs, uhm, because he thinks it would be challenging for me.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, but I still looking for some opportunities, so I had opportunity to come to


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[Assistant] That's basically, uhm, Mongolia just off into Western world that we had, you know, we had opportunity to travel.


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[Assistant] You know, countries, uh, except, uh, Soviet Union and, you know, former specialist countries.


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[Assistant] Really don't have much of, you know, things to say in childhood things.


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[Assistant] Uh, what happened is basically, you know, for me, like first time learning about the history of Mongolian paleontology,


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[Assistant] Was like through, uhm, being in a college, in a geology major, uhm, you know, history of like how


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[Assistant] Big international expeditions, uh, being worked in Mongolia. And it started like 100 years ago.


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[Assistant] That is basically this, uh, the, the history starts like in terms of scientific study, you know, happened in Mongolia. So all those fossils been left the country.


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[Assistant] So what happened is, uh, since then, it was quite a big sensation, uh, when that big discovery happened. So that those were like, you know, first Asian dinosaurs back then.


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[Assistant] You know, big, big, you know, the story stuff and since then we had


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[Assistant] So what happens is all those fossils left the country and knowledge also leaves. Uhm, so most of the public never been learned about this discovery. Uhm, so,


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[Assistant] They even didn't know, even today as we speak, they just didn't know, uh, they don't know even we can find dinosaurs in Mongolia.


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[Assistant] So that's kind of like was shocking to me. I mean, that really started when I came to


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[Assistant] U.S. I looking back to my country from different


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[Assistant] You know, angles say, oh gosh, this is what's happening in my country and all these fossils been left. And this is amazing. Look at this.


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[Assistant] Very nice museums all around the world has amazing fossils been discovered. Look at all these kids and families and people come to learn about this interesting earth history.


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[Assistant] And so then we have amazing fossils. How come we left so behind? So for me it was.


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[Assistant] You know, through the graduate school, I just keep thinking of this that I really want to, you know, build a museum in Mongolia. Not as big as M&H, you know, I think we have


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[Assistant] Right after I finished my graduate school and I really wanted to


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[Assistant] Change this and establish this in the Institute for the Study of Mongolian Dinosaurs. So what do we do?


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[Assistant] We basically reach out communities, actually in the small towns.


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[Assistant] Uhm, also community members and nomads and so we really...


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[Assistant] People start to sell dinosaur eggs.


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[Assistant] In Mongolia to tourists, right? So this is that.


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[Assistant] So we really think education is the solution. We really want to give the knowledge to the public and, you know, people in Mongolia, they, they...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, you know, forgotten of building the museum. I'm actually making quite progress of building the museum in the Gobi Desert.


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[Assistant] Uh, basically an idea that we're going to launch, uh, a program right out in the Gobi Desert and very close to the people who live there, close to the kids, you know,


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[Assistant] That's what we're focusing on. So we're making a lot of good progress to build the museum. So hopefully in a few years we have a museum right next to the fossil site.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, no, anybody welcome. We really want you all come, you know, and see the museum and also, you know, you have all


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[Assistant] You know, in terms of fossils, you know, happened to be finding in Mongolia. So we have responsibilities to protect.


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[Assistant] But fossils, you know, in generally overall belongs to everybody in the earth.


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[Assistant] Because they have all rights to know about, you know, what happened back in the history. So I think.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I think this is really, uh, interesting point that, you know, especially now technology is amazing, you know, compare it then.


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[Assistant] I mean, 10 years ago, I think it's impossible to do, you know, what are we doing right now? So I think in what we like, you know, thinking that, uhm,


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[Assistant] I mean, digging, you know, going to expedition is a really cool thing, right?


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[Assistant] But now because, you know, a lot of technology can be portable, right? So you can bring the technology to the field. And then, you know, I mean, future probably will, we don't need to dig.


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[Assistant] We just leave it there and we just bring all the technologies. And I think it's really, you know, for people.


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[Assistant] They really want to see, uhm, the fossils that is in the ground. I mean, that's more natural. And if you go to museum,


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[Assistant] You know, all mounted beautifully, nice, yes. And so people think, oh, this is how you find it. You know, I think that's


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, for me in the future, probably, we probably stop collecting. And so, fossils will stay in the ground, people come to see, and uhm,


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[Assistant] Even you can do your research right in the ground. I mean, there's a lot of data people usually, you know, collect in situ, uh, without touching anything. I mean, that could be, you know, another way could, you know, field could go. Um, and then at the same time, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] No place and not to be traveling around. I mean, that's just, um, one way could things happen, but of course.


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[Assistant] So it's, uh, you know, really a matter of the time. You know, the field can be a little different. How we used to be. We used to do traditional.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, it really depends. Like, if you are in the States, you have a lot of sources of information that you can go around.


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[Assistant] And you get more realistic uhm, picture of the field.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm available. If you want to ask questions, you know, I'll be happy to answer, you know, what you need and can direct you right way to, you know, right person. But then if, you know, someone outside in, I mean, different countries,


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[Assistant] Uh, students even young age in high school ask, you know, how I become a talentologist. It's really a hard question for me because


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[Assistant] Then comes down academic, you know, level. Yes. So I think.


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[Assistant] You know, biology, uh, jo- I mean, not jo- yeaah, biology, geology.


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[Assistant] Most practical thing would be, you know, meet with someone if you can. And now, you know, we have internet, social media. If you want to meet someone like a talentologist, you can find them.


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[Assistant] And we can, you know, you can even zoom, you know, anywhere from the world.


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[Assistant] You're guys working on the security system now, sir. It just came on. Okay, good. Then lock yourself down. Stay put. Let us take care of these guys down here. Once they realize they can't get to you, they should back off. Max!


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[Assistant] Where is she? Where is Fabiana, eh?


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[Assistant] Yeah, don't worry. I'll find a way through. Just stay quiet and keep down.


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[Assistant] What about, what's her name? Daphne. Eh, do whatever you think is best. I think it's best we try to go find her.


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[Assistant] I mean, I didn't realize it at the time. I didn't think too much about it. But yes, Marcelo did drive off with something. I don't know what. I didn't see him until we got to Brazil a week or so later.


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[Assistant] Who wants to take a shot? You see what this is? Come on, anybody? Wanna be a hero? I got nothing to lose, let's do it!


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[Assistant] Oh, so people can sell their livers, their hearts, their eyeballs? You're insane, you


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[Assistant] Then you should have killed me in the office when you had the chance.


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[Assistant] Got it. Listen up. Until the boss says so, you are not on the list. So go talk to him ASAP and let's get things moving. Now, if you'll excuse me.


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[Assistant] Goes in alcohol, huh? Pretty primitive, but it'll work.


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[Assistant] If he hasn't, I don't know where else we're going to get it from. Gazi lives under the Overpass. And don't mention his mother's death. He won't understand.


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[Assistant] If mama ain't happy ain't nobody happy. Speaking of which, Brecken asked me to pass this on to you. With his thanks.


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[Assistant] Jade, who's your friend? Kyle Crane.


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[Assistant] Oh hell. Maybe one more try before we go to rice. Yeah. Okay, fine.


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[Assistant] Reyes' place is over here. Just find out what this will cost us and come back in one piece.


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[Assistant] This is where we get the announcements about the anti-syndrops. And they've just stopped.


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[Assistant] Fucking business cards. I was hoping to drum up some more students. Maybe get enough so I could save up and buy a house. Instead of that poxy little flat I've been renting. Listen. I'm gonna talk to Rice myself.


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[Assistant] Jade, goddammit! Just, just give her time. She needs to grieve.


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[Assistant] Zara, he gave her his research. She took it to Camden. Well, she tried to.


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[Assistant] Camden radio that Ryces Stux had found his lab.


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[Assistant] So he flooded it with biters and barricaded himself in the middle. Now he's trapped. Then the connection failed. We haven't been able to raise him since.


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[Assistant] There's a group called the Saviors that smuggles people through. They have a den at Nico's bar.


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[Assistant] Excellent. You're a lot more dependable than most of these drunks. Rise is waiting for you. Maybe we can work together again sometime.


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[Assistant] I will tear down Barad-dur and rebuild Eregion in the ruins. Release my family and I will let you serve me, bringer of gifts.


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[Assistant] Good to meet you. I'm Hazan. I'm going to be helping you change your scenery.


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[Assistant] From here on out, you're on your own. The route is marked. I'll stay in touch over radio. It's been a pleasure my friend.


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[Assistant] An internal global relief effort document surfaced today that, if verified, implicates the GRE in a far-reaching criminal conspiracy. Instead of trying to find a cure for the Heran virus, according to the file, the GRE had plans to weaponize it and sell it to the highest bidder.


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[Assistant] No, no, skip to the important bit.


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[Assistant] All clear. Commander Palmer, we have the constructor. Ready for extraction.


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[Assistant] Commander, mission complete. Dr. Halsey has an instructor.


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[Assistant] Alright Spartans, there's ground to cover between here and the Guardian. Move out!


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[Assistant] Take the cannons offline. Find their power source or target the cannons themselves.


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[Assistant] Pick the cannons offline. Find their power source or target the cannons themselves.


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[Assistant] Take the cannons offline. Find their power source or target the cannons themselves.


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[Assistant] Why are you doing this to me? You have information we need, Mr. Miles.


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[Assistant] And whether you realize it or not, you've got something that my employers want locked away in that


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[Assistant] Then we'll induce a coma and continue our work. When we're done, you'll be left to die.


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[Assistant] Truth be told, the only reason you're still conscious is because this approach saves us time.


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[Assistant] What if I told you that the human body not only housed an individual's memory, but the memories of his ancestors as well? Genetic memory, if you will.


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[Assistant] Migration, hibernation, reproduction. How do animals know when and where to go? What to do? That's just animal instinct.


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[Assistant] The fact remains, these creatures hold knowledge absent the requisite first-hand experience. I've spent the past 30 years trying to understand why.


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[Assistant] Don't be so cavalier.


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[Assistant] What do you mean almost? They didn't go far enough.


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[Assistant] To use a rather tired analogy, corruption is no different than cancer. Cut out the tumors, but fail to treat the source and... Well, you're buying time at best.


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[Assistant] Let Al Mualims will be done. You may rest here until you are ready.


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[Assistant] Mr. Stillman is once again insisting I let you rest.


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[Assistant] Read the newspaper. Never cared much for that stuff.


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[Assistant] Then let me sum it up for you. The world's a mess. It's pathetic, really.


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[Assistant] You've seen it firsthand yourself. A thousand years between you and your ancestor, and society remains just as barbaric, just as stupid. And your point is? Order, Mr. Miles. The world needs order.


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[Assistant] I wanna know why they're here. What they're meant to do. Well, we're going to tell them.


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[Assistant] You should be able to remain inside even longer now.


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[Assistant] And help you with your treasure hunt. This is serious business, Mr. Miles.


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[Assistant] I don't think you fully appreciate the work that Abstergo does.


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[Assistant] Did you know that nearly every single breakthrough of the past millennia, be it medical, mechanical or philosophical, has come from upstairs?


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[Assistant] Find them. They're gifts, Mr. Miles. From those who came before.


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[Assistant] Time's wasting, Mr. Miles. Yeah, yeah, I'm coming. We're nearly done, you know. And then what? You'll see. Maybe they'll even let you watch when it begins.


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[Assistant] I believe there's also a book claims the world was created in seven days. A bestseller too. Where's this going, doc?


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[Assistant] The point I suppose is that you shouldn't trust everything you hear. Everything you read. What's that your ancestors said? Nothing is true. Everything is permitted. Yes, exactly.


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[Assistant] There's no room for misinterpretation. There's always room. Touche, Mr. Miles. Now that I've answered your question, can we begin?


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[Assistant] Obama at that moment gets a real glimpse of the future.


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[Assistant] They're ultimately powerful, sovereign men atop their institutions, but now they know that they really could get whacked.


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[Assistant] What's interesting is that the next statements and the rest of the meeting, essentially is Obama skinning back as fast as he can on that pitchforks, uh, punch.


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[Assistant] And he says, right after that, what we have gentlemen, is a public relations disaster that's turning into a political disaster. And I'm here to help.


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[Assistant] They don't even show up to the speech. And it wasn't like the speech was scheduled, uh, you know, uh, without notice. They just had better things to do that day.


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[Assistant] The point I made was that we had to be prepared.


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[Assistant] In the tradition of Wooden at UCLA to run a full court press and we had to see how Obama behaved and to offer an alternative to what he wanted to do.


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[Assistant] You know, you have a clear choice of ideologies. We have a tremendous amount of hard work to do, but it's doable.


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[Assistant] He arrives there thinking they're all going to talk and come up with some kind of agreement. He's got all these tax cuts to offer them. And he finds that they've already had a meeting and decided they're going to oppose the stimulus package.


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[Assistant] difficult ideological caucus with a very strong sense of self-righteousness and great vitriol and animosity for the president.


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[Assistant] And afterward they go back to the clubhouse, they're having a drink, there's a photo op, and it's at that point when Boehner says to the president, hey, you know, on this debt ceiling stuff, we ought to do something big.


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[Assistant] For over six centuries, the knight called Sir Percival sat with us in Brotherhood. He saw entire kingdoms perish, and others equally transitory take their place. He saw the rise of the half-breeds, and was relentless in their pursuit. To all these things he bore witness, because he was blessed by this. The Grail.


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[Assistant] Now, Sebastian Mallory wants the Percival is dead.


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[Assistant] There is a tradition of bestowing a knighthood in our order.


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[Assistant] Serve as a warning to those who would defy the mandates of this office.


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[Assistant] He died a victim of his own heedless enterprise.


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[Assistant] It is only by the mercy of Providence that an even greater disaster was avoided.


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[Assistant] And you will say nothing more of these ridiculous suspicions.


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[Assistant] The prisoner stands accused of the most heinous crimes. Sir Galahad has betrayed our ancient trust. More than this, he has conspired with godless rebels. Adding to his litany of evil, he has presumed to take the life of our esteemed Chamberlain, Lord Hastings.


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[Assistant] The Knight Commander shows too much leniency. The proof against the traitor is... ...ineffutable.


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[Assistant] Lord Hastings, you have identified the prisoner as your assailant?


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[Assistant] Honored knights, how do you find for the prisoner?


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[Assistant] It is I who needs your forgiveness.


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[Assistant] The revelation would shake our order to its very foundations.


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[Assistant] What is Facebook's Libra? Is it the next Bitcoin? Should I invest in it? When is it coming out? And who controls it? Well, stick around. In this episode of Crypto Whiteboard Tuesday, we'll answer these questions and more.


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[Assistant] Hi, I'm Nate Martin from 99Bitcoins.com and welcome to Crypto Whiteboard Tuesday where we take complex cryptocurrency topics, break them down, and translate them into plain English. Before we begin, don't forget to subscribe to the channel and click the bell so you'll immediately get notified when a new video comes out.


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[Assistant] Today's topic is Facebook's cryptocurrency known as Libra.


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[Assistant] Libra is a cryptocurrency project pioneered by Facebook that is presumed to launch sometime in late 2020. Its purpose is to connect the billions of people living together on this planet through one digital currency. As the world moves into a cashless, digital-only economy, many unbanked or underbanked people may be left out.


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[Assistant] The Libra cryptocurrency aims to help people that don't have any access to the banking system to participate in the digital economy.


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[Assistant] Libra is designed to work much like a stablecoin, a cryptocurrency with a relatively stable value against real-world currencies, also known as fiat currencies.


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[Assistant] Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, which widely fluctuate in value due to price speculation, Libra's value will have low volatility due to a reserve of currencies and assets that back it. Facebook also set up a subsidiary called Calibra Inc., which is currently developing the first Libra wallet, also called Calibra.


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[Assistant] Calibra is set to work as an independent wallet for Libra, but will also integrate with other services such as Facebook and WhatsApp, allowing billions of users to send funds to each other with a single tap and with low fees. The Calibra wallet is still in development, but according to its site, you will be required to verify your identity with a government ID in order to sign up.


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[Assistant] The wallet will also allow you to purchase Libra in exchange for fiat currencies.


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[Assistant] While the Libra Initiative was set in motion by Facebook, some of the major companies around the world are partners in it. Uber, Coinbase, Spotify, and Vodafone to name a few.


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[Assistant] These companies will be part of the Libra Association and will manage the development of the currency and its network.


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[Assistant] Does this mean that Libra is actually centralized? Well, the answer to that requires some explanation. Libra is set to start out as a centralized currency, but that within five years will become completely decentralized, just like Bitcoin.


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[Assistant] In its initial stages, the Libra project will be managed and controlled by the Libra Association, a nonprofit organization comprised of global companies, social organizations, and academic institutions.


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[Assistant] To become a founding member, you need to stake $10 million. Each founding member will also be required to run a validator node, a computer that validates and approves transactions following the Libra rules. This is a bit similar to what a miner does in the Bitcoin network.


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[Assistant] But money and computing power aren't enough to join the Libra Association as a founding member. You'll also have to pass a certain scalability bar. For example, commercial companies need to have more than $1 billion in market value, reach over 20 million people a year, and be recognized as a top 100 industry leader.


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[Assistant] Cryptocurrency-focused investors need to have at least $1 billion in assets under management.


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[Assistant] Social organizations will need to have a track record of working on poverty alleviation, ranked in the top 100 in their field, and have an operating budget of over $50 million. And lastly, academic institutions wanting to join will need to prove that they are in the top 100 universities in the world according to certain standards.


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[Assistant] While Libra's vision is that anyone with sufficient stake in the Libra network will be able to serve as a validator, initially the network will be limited to 100 qualified founding members and validators. It's important to note that while Facebook Inc. is indeed the initial founding member of the Libra Project,


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[Assistant] It has the same commitments, privileges, and financial obligations as any other founding member. But what does the association actually do? How is the power distributed between its members? The Libra Association is in charge of the Libra Protocol, meaning the rules of the network, and of managing the Libra Reserve, which I'll get to in a moment.


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[Assistant] The governing body of the Libra Association is the Libra Association Council, comprised of one representative from each member of the association.


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[Assistant] You can think of the council as shareholders in the Libra Association. They get to vote on key decisions, but they're not involved in the day-to-day management. The voting powers in the council are generally proportional to stake, in other words, the money invested by each specific organization. However, the voting powers are also capped to avoid concentration of power.


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[Assistant] The council appoints an executive team under a managing director to carry out decisions and manage day-to-day issues, similar to shareholders appointing a CEO.


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[Assistant] Additionally, a Libra Association Board comprised of 5 to 19 members of the Council will provide guidance to the executive team. This would be similar to a Board of Directors to which a CEO is accountable.


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[Assistant] And finally, we have the Social Impact Advisory Board led by nonprofit organizations and academic institutions. This advisory board seems to have limited influence since the board has to approve its recommendations.


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[Assistant] For Libra's vision of decentralization to indeed be realized, the association would eventually become unnecessary, and the Libra project will be controlled through the public's participation in the network.


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[Assistant] What about the value of the Libra currency? How will it be maintained? As you may already know, most cryptocurrencies aren't backed by any commodity or fiat currency. That's why they often fluctuate so dramatically in price, since a lot of people are speculating on how much they'll be worth in the future.


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[Assistant] Libra, on the other hand, is set for day-to-day use, which requires it to have a less volatile nature. That's why for every Libra created there will be a set of stable and liquid assets backing it.


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[Assistant] This backing, known as the Libra Reserve, helps make Libra more stable so users will be able to sell Libra coins at or close to the value for which they bought them. The Libra Reserve expands and shrinks according to supply and demand for Libra from the market.


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[Assistant] So unlike many cryptocurrencies that have a limited supply or use mining to generate new coins, the Libra supply is ever-changing.


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[Assistant] If people demand Libra, more coins will be created in exchange for the fiat currency used to buy it.


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[Assistant] If people sell off the Libra, the reserve will shrink accordingly and so will the Libra money supply.


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[Assistant] The initial funding for the Reserve will come from the founding members of the Libra Association and from users buying the coin once it launches. It will be safeguarded by several different custodians to avoid centralization risk and will be audited periodically. The Reserve backs the Libra in full with a goal to always preserve Libra's purchasing power.


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[Assistant] This type of reserve discourages a classic run on the bank. The typical rationale behind a bank run is that a coin is only fractionally backed, and there isn't enough hard cash to go around if everyone were to decide to cash out at the same time. A fully backed reserve promises that everyone would be able to cash out at any moment, even if the market were to panic.


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[Assistant] You may be wondering, what did the founding members get in return for their initial investment which creates the reserve? The answer is the Libra investment token.


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[Assistant] The reserve funds I mentioned earlier will be invested in low volatility, highly liquid assets like bank deposits and government bonds with low default probability and low inflation expectations. The yield from the reserve will be used to support the operating expenses of the Libra Association, but will also be distributed to the holders of the Libra Investment Token.


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[Assistant] The Libra investment token is in fact a security issued by the Libra Association, which, unlike the Libra coin, can and probably will fluctuate in value.


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[Assistant] When a founding member of the Libra Association invests an initial amount in the reserve, they get the Libra investment token in return.


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[Assistant] If the Libre Reserve generates a profit, it will be distributed to the token holders.


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[Assistant] Since the Libra investment token is considered a security, it will be available only to founding members of the Libra Association and to accredited investors from the general public.


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[Assistant] Keep in mind that since the reserve is invested in very low-risk, low-yield assets, it's planned to make a substantial profit only if the Libra project were to truly take off.


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[Assistant] The reserve needs to be large enough to generate substantial profits even from low interest rate investments.


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[Assistant] So there you have it, a vision for a global decentralized currency that's starting out as a centralized cryptocurrency controlled by a consortium of corporates worldwide.


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[Assistant] As you can imagine, the Libra project attracts its share of criticism. So before we conclude today's lesson, let me point out some of the more concerning points about Libra. First of all, Libra seems to be just another fiat currency, only this time it's controlled by corporates and not by central banks.


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[Assistant] The Libra Association states that in the early development of the Libra Network, its founding members are committed to working with authorities and to address all regulatory concerns.


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[Assistant] Well basically, this means that Libra will probably be available only for people who pass a certain verification process, making it still unreachable to many unbanked and underbanked people around the world.


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[Assistant] In more than half of these places, cryptocurrencies are banned, Facebook can't freely operate, and heavy regulatory restrictions exist to combat crime and money laundering concerns.


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[Assistant] On top of that, Libra's value was backed by major fiat currencies making it inherently attached to their fluctuations.


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[Assistant] Much like Bitcoin, Libra transactions are pseudonymous. This means all transactions are public and visible to everyone, but you can't tell who sent what to whom, since Libra addresses are just random letters and numbers.


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[Assistant] However, if you take into account that Libra wallets will require some sort of user verification, you can easily see how financial information can be constructed by certain entities like Libra wallets and, therefore, possibly leaked.


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[Assistant] Another important issue was the fact that Libra is a centralized, also known as permissioned, blockchain with intentions of becoming permissionless, but it remains unclear how and if this transition will actually occur.


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[Assistant] The financial interests of the companies behind Libra may collide with this vision if Libra becomes extremely popular. And it requires a significant level of trust on the public's part to believe that those organizations would lobby for Libra's vision over their own interests.


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[Assistant] Moreover, there are almost a dozen major unsolved issues clearly stated on Libra's website that will need to be addressed in order for it to become truly decentralized.


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[Assistant] Some of the challenges the switch to decentralization presents includes how to decentralize the reserve function, how to scale the system so it will work fast enough with more than 100 validators, how to secure a decentralized network against fraud, and most importantly, the issue of decentralized governance.


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[Assistant] Bitcoin proponents would argue that if you want to create a decentralized coin, you should make it decentralized from the get-go, since a decentralized model is something that needs to be taken into account when building the foundations for any blockchain.


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[Assistant] One, decentralization, meaning anyone can participate and it's free for all. Next, security. Since these are digital currencies, you need to protect against double spending issues. And scale. You want the system to be able to have a high rate of transaction approval so it can be easily adopted worldwide.


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[Assistant] The problem is that by design you can only have two out of the three.


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[Assistant] Currencies that are decentralized and secure, like Bitcoin, aren't really scalable.


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[Assistant] Currencies that are scalable and secure aren't truly decentralized, like Ripple and its XRP currency. And currencies that are decentralized and scalable are inherently insecure since it takes time for the data to travel between all participants in a large system, and bad actors can take advantage of this lag in information.


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[Assistant] In Lieber's case, while it starts out as secure and scalable, there's no clear understanding of how it will become decentralized as well.


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[Assistant] Finally, we have Libra's governance model and regulation. One of the most interesting points of criticism about this issue comes from an article by Demetri Brensen, a research partner at Zenith Ventures.


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[Assistant] Bretzen says that it's unclear whether the benefits of the public good, which Libra aims to serve, is a strong enough incentive for competing organizations with conflicting priorities.


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[Assistant] For example, what happens if Calibra, the Libra wallet developer, wants to launch in the same market as Salo?


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[Assistant] A platform for stable, secure digital payments. Salo is a portfolio company of Andresen Horowitz and Coinbase, which are part of the Libra Council. Or what happens if Vodafone, another founding member of the Libra Council, wants to launch a Calibri competitor similar to M-Pesa, a mobile phone-based money transfer system?


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[Assistant] What is the incentive for companies to participate? And will it be strong enough to stand up against regulators and governments when push comes to shove?


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[Assistant] While Libra intends to create a network that operates across any country, it's actually creating a network that will have to comply with every country's regulatory regime.


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[Assistant] Several regulators from countries around the world, like France and Germany, have already lashed out against Libra. Subsequently, major council members Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, Stripe, eBay, Booking.com, and Mercado Pago decided to withdraw their membership, leaving Libra with no major U.S. payment provider and with hindered momentum.


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[Assistant] As you can see, there's still a big question mark on whether Libra will actually launch, and, if so, how successful it will become. But there's no doubt about it. Libra is a groundbreaking move on Facebook's part. It shows we're entering the new world where not only governments can create money, but also corporates.


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[Assistant] A lot of crypto-anarchists believe that the world is already run by a corporatocracy, companies that dictate national interests through lobbying, and this is just another step toward increasing the corporate hold over governments.


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[Assistant] No matter how the Libra project pans out, it's a statement that cryptocurrencies are the future of the global economy.


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[Assistant] That's it for today's episode of Crypto Whiteboard Tuesday. Hopefully by now you understand what Libra is. A centralized, global, stable cryptocurrency project set to launch in 2020, headed by Facebook and a consortium of major companies around the world.


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[Assistant] Many of these players, for years if not decades, had a record of opposing any sort of health care reform efforts.


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[Assistant] It came at a high price the entire first year basically dedicated to this having their hopes for bipartisanship dashed.


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[Assistant] You're going down, Ziniac.


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[Assistant] You're going down, Zenyak.


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[Assistant] Oh god. That's what I find weirdest like-


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[Assistant] You know, we have to be carefully because this is nothing to kidding with.


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[Assistant] We're putting a material under the wheel, so if something happened, it will not go so long down, so there is space for us. We always take the safe first.


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[Assistant] Take it out from this place. Go for the garage. And repair.


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[Assistant] Just make sure he's standing in this lane.


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[Assistant] So now, eh, André got to garage. And then, eh, maybe Monday it's repaired and he can drive a new trip with, eh, bread in, eh, in the rear.


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[Assistant] My husband is injured. He needs rest


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[Assistant] I have kept the line of defense. Call command deck, ask garrison where he's located. You listen to


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[Assistant] You're not gonna last much longer without food or water. Watch your box tracker.


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[Assistant] After all this settles, we will triumph. I believe it. But China will need me. And that means I can't forget who I am or where I come from.


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[Assistant] Unbelievably lucky. Must be why they call you Irish.


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[Assistant] Listen to me. You can sink ships. You can wipe out people. You can't kill an idea. Okay? We're survivors.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well that's great. I'm glad, I'm very glad to hear that. And uh, and you, now your son got something, he got another procedure done. He got a tattoo on his calf of, of you, of his father. Now this,


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[Assistant] How old is your son? Nineteen. Did he go to you and say, I'd like to do this, or did he just do it and tell you about it?


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[Assistant] This is a, uh, this is the photo that it's based on. Now this is from, this is one of your best games ever, right? Yes it was. Game 7, 2000 against Portland.


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[Assistant] Hawaii Leonard, uhm, you know, it became obvious that he wanted to come to LA. Why do you think he chose the Clippers over the Lakers?


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[Assistant] And he's that good, he's that charismatic. Well he's at Golden State before he was with the Clippers. And he does, there seems to be a magic that follows him everywhere. Like I remember when he got rid of Vlade and it was like, oh you're getting rid of Vlade for this kid Kobe Bryant.


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[Assistant] That people don't really even, you know, he's 17 years old at the time. It seemed crazy. So you'd think Jerry was the guy.


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[Assistant] Now we're at work. I hear a lot of interesting stories about you. I want to run just some quick things. You can say yes, no, you can follow up if you want, alright?


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[Assistant] Is it true you took a full-sized NBA Jam stand-up arcade game on the road with you?


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[Assistant] Give them to us. And say goodbye. You have the world's largest bed. Yes. How do you know it's the largest bed in the world? Because I say it is.


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[Assistant] If you liked that video, then put a ring on it. Click the subscribe button below. Uh, uh, oh.


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[Assistant] Armed with a long rifle, clad in body armor.


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[Assistant] Nearly 400 officers at the scene took more than 75 minutes to neutralize the gunman.


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[Assistant] Alright, you two go. I'll secure this area. Stay sharp.


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[Assistant] I apologize. It was all I could do to protect myself against those strange creatures.


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[Assistant] Did you notice? Barry, you sounded a little flaky.


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[Assistant] Maybe it's quite natural under these circumstances. It's not really our standard operation. Jill, our first priority is to get out of here.


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[Assistant] There are still rooms in that mansion we can't get into because they're locked up. I've been looking for ways to...


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[Assistant] I hear that his better half and two lovely daughters will be in danger if he doesn't do everything I tell him to.


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[Assistant] Well, you shouldn't worry too much, dear. You'll be free of all this anyway.


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[Assistant] Smart girl. But I think you misunderstand me. The things you mention are nothing. I'll burn all of them along with this entire laboratory.


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[Assistant] You gotta love Barry. He must really be afraid of Umbrella.


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[Assistant] Umbrella? Well, I used some carrots and sticks to cow him, but it had nothing to do with umbrella. I just used Barry for my personal interests.


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[Assistant] Hahaha. Jill and Barry, together. In hell.


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[Assistant] I'm okay. The others...


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[Assistant] She is funny. Her laugh was funny. She snorted.


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[Assistant] Oh, she was on the swing, and she was playing by herself, so, I asked her if she wanted to play with me, and she said yes, and then we kept talking, and yeaah.


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[Assistant] He's healthy, he's young, he's virile, he casts himself as a savior. He's bringing back a kind of dignity and strength to the Russian presidency that had been missing.


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[Assistant] Definitely making all of us learn more, uhm.


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[Assistant] Everybody started to talk about Russia. Some questions were asked. Vladimir Putin clearly enjoyed himself and he was asked these questions in the beginning of September. He gave some, well, conventional answers with some winks, but that was all.


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[Assistant] It did demonstrate to ordinary Russians Putin is deciding the fate of American elections. It's taken as a sign of Putin's greatness and of Russia's greatness as well.


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[Assistant] There is a pivotal scene at the start of the film where Em says, come in 007, and in walks Lashana who is black, beautiful, and a woman. It is a popcorn dropping moment. Okay, that's crazy. Americans would never drop their popcorn, okay? At this point we just strap it all in like a feed bag.


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[Assistant] That's not the only thing the franchise is changing, apparently.


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[Assistant] On the set of the new Bond movie, the phrase Bond Girls is now forbidden. From now on, they are to be addressed as Bond Women.


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[Assistant] This is an important step forward, okay? Though it is unfortunate that her character is still named Hooters Gazongo.


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[Assistant] Daniel Craig is still gonna be in the movie as the old Bond. Apparently, the story begins with Bond retired in Jamaica. But Spymaster M, played by Ray Fiennes, calls him back in desperation to tackle a new global crisis. What's up with the old Bond?


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[Assistant] It's like if all the old Batman still lived in Wayne Manor.


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[Assistant] The old Bond isn't just hanging around, Bond of course is sexually attracted to the new female 007 and tries his usual seduction tricks. Doesn't that kind of undercut the empowerment of the whole black female 007 thing? It's like, come on man, let it ride.


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[Assistant] In Spain, a Colombian man was detained at Barcelona airport after half a kilo of cocaine was found hidden under his oversized toupee.


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[Assistant] He would literally have had a better chance of pulling this off if he stepped up to the counter and said, Hello, I would like to check this bag of cocaine, please. Yes, I understand there's an extra fee.


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[Assistant] The Dalai Lama has ruffled some feathers after his less than woke answer during an interview with the BBC.


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[Assistant] The reporter gave him a chance to clarify, and I'm gonna go on a limb and say he should have meditated a little more before answering.


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[Assistant] That's why so many people around the world follow the Dalai Lama after all. Cause he's such a freakin' smoke show. Mmm!


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[Assistant] Let's not forget the eyebrows that are taller than they are wide. Yum, yum. Makes me want to rid myself of material possessions. Starting with my pants.


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[Assistant] They got the unblinking eyes, the crooked teeth that stick out, the scabby skin, eat raw chicken, and you find them sleeping naked on golf courses.


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[Assistant] You watched coverage of Yuvaldi Unfold and wondered what you could have done to prevent this tragedy. Did you imagine what it would feel like to bury your child?


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[Assistant] It reads Condorcet manuscript, located in the old red house and then a name, Léon.


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[Assistant] I'm not a ghost. Madame Margot sent me.


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[Assistant] So fast. I'm looking for a manuscript. It was taken from a tomb under Saint Denis.


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[Assistant] Just leave that to the professionals. Where did you get that?


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[Assistant] Listen. What? We have to get that manuscript first. To protect it from the enemies of France.


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[Assistant] Painting in the cavern, I knew I'd seen those plates before. They're drawn here. But this one is missing.


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[Assistant] What a sly thief. I've commandeered the other two.


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[Assistant] Tell me the location of the chest containing the golden key or I shall reveal your theory.


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[Assistant] Little man, thank you. Now get out of sight, I mean it!


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[Assistant] He shall fall. For I am an assassin.


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[Assistant] This must reach Al Mualim in Cairo.


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[Assistant] My favorite Wayne song? Damn, that's hard. I'll probably have to say it's called Rewind. It's got Joel Santana on it. It's kinda like a throwback. How you doin' today, my brother? What's your name? I'm Sean, owner of Gentry Garb, designer. Melrose, you know where it is. Who's your favorite baby? Louisiana, I'm OG with it, you know what I mean? The other babies, they just another lil' part again. It's too many lil's.


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[Assistant] So the bottom one shreds, and then left and right, yeaah, okay, I see.


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[Assistant] Like his- his pals are just chillin' in another room? Ohhh.


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[Assistant] That might be their brother, possibly. No, it'll be deeper than that. The brother I think is definitely still alive.


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[Assistant] Oh, wait, he's one of the twelve. He said reclaim my place, but that said lower moon six. Does that mean he's in like, the back half of the twelve?


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[Assistant] So it is her brother, but why is he there with the drum? Maybe he left that kid there or the kid got out and now you-


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was like, there's something he's not telling them. Like this is a trap or something. Or he's just still scared.


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[Assistant] Well yeaah, cause it's just like, insta meals dude. Like a plus 50 stat boost.


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[Assistant] There he is!


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[Assistant] Just keep smacking that drum, bro. If he comes anywhere near the room, just smack it.


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[Assistant] Like I said, I really like the concept though. It's a sick concept.


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[Assistant] He's like egging himself on.


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[Assistant] Awesome, G loaded and calibrated. Approach vector locked.


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[Assistant] Just saying th- Just stop saying. And help me check the rest of this stuff.


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[Assistant] That is, if you could keep your trap from running for five seconds.


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[Assistant] Who's there? Doesn't seem to be broken. How would you know, Einstein? If the generator had blown, there'd be smoke. Well? It's not working now. Nice work, Chris.


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[Assistant] There. I'll collect my things and we can leave.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Coachella, baby. He lit, man. Week 2. Special guest out here tonight. Juices 1-0.


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[Assistant] Now I, I don't know, I'm not really concentrating on that right now.


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[Assistant] I want data. The location of the planetoid where you found the derelict. All data you have on the origin of that organism.


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[Assistant] What is it that people say now? If the bag's right, is that the sign?


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[Assistant] Well, I think if you're getting paid, you're not paid, that's not what you're saying. Yea, I mean, like, didn't, um,


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, my name is Xamber. Thank you guys so much for clicking on this video and starting to watch me. Today we are back with more Miraculous. We are watching season 3 episode 15 feast. I couldn't tell you what I thought this episode might be about.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I could only imagine it's like a chef who's upset that people aren't eating at his restaurant and he wants people to feast on his food. That is my guess.


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[Assistant] So get hyped. I am hyped myself, but you get hyped. Okay.


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[Assistant] And of course as always guys, please support the official release of Miraculous either on Netflix or Disney Plus depending on what country you are in.


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[Assistant] And if you like my reactions and want to see the next reaction early, aka you get 200% because it's a double reaction.


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[Assistant] But you can check out my Patreon page. Link down in the description below to get access to those over there. And without further ado, let's get started!


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[Assistant] Said that monsters can live a long time. That's interesting.


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[Assistant] That's always so sad, like that's the second time now they got me hyped for him to transform. Just to be disappointed. Ugh.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we do have confirmation now, like 100% confirmation that mom was using the Peacock Miraculous while it was broken.


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[Assistant] But I'm not sure about like, as we continue on in these episodes, until the finale, if Master will still be...


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[Assistant] At his home, or we'll be in like a news point. I know we're watching in production code order.


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[Assistant] Technically you'd think if we would see Master again, he should be at a new place, but I don't think we would see that unless it's in the finale. That's just my thought. Uhm, but who knows? I-I do not.


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[Assistant] This was interesting. So we get a little bit more of the, uh, the lore backstory of the whole temple guardian thing. We get to finally understand what


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[Assistant] Master Fu did and what caused, you know, him to have to run away from basically his responsibilities, which is kind of crazy. I am glad we finally did.


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[Assistant] It is a little bit weird, but once again, the thing I need to like mentally just like always remind myself is... Who was also a child?


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[Assistant] And I don't even know how young he was, but he was a literal child. Probably younger than Marinette was, I believe.


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[Assistant] And I need to like attribute it very similarly to kinda like Avatar less airbender.


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[Assistant] Where, you know, Aang was a kid so he did a kid thing. Where Fu was a kid and he did a kid thing.


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[Assistant] Like, I get it, but I also don't. It's like 24 hours, all you gotta do is just stare at this box. You could literally sleep, my dude, and no one would care. But instead, he made a senti monster.


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[Assistant] To go get him food and then it started devouring people because it was full of, you know, hatred for the miraculous.


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[Assistant] So it's interesting, I can't say I love this story, but I did think the shot of the, uh, beast monster.


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[Assistant] Eating liberally the other monks was so intense.


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[Assistant] Like that was crazy to me. Like so dark. I know like they're not dead. Obviously they are back now. But it was kinda cool.


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[Assistant] To see like the potential of like, are they murdered? But they're not. They're definitely alive, but like, ooh.


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[Assistant] It's kinda cool. It's just kinda cool. So I liked it. I thought it was interesting. Uhm, along with that though, I


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[Assistant] I like that we also once again got to see Marinette and Cat Noir, well Marinette and Adrienne, prove why they should be Ladybug and Cat Noir. That they are dedicated to, you know,


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[Assistant] This cause, irregardless if they have magical powers or not, they want to protect Master Fu and the Miraculous.


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[Assistant] Even if they don't get the miraculous back, cause you know, they kinda ask for it.


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[Assistant] And then after that, they're just like, we're gonna protect him. That's what we're doing. If this is what he thinks is best, then fine. We're just protecting Foo.


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[Assistant] And I really enjoyed that back because I think it's very noble and it shows their dedication to this all.


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[Assistant] And I think it's easy for like someone to be like selfish.


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[Assistant] Like, there's just this huge difference between, uhm,


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[Assistant] Which makes me scared that like, is the finale gonna do something where like, I'm gonna question Marinette's like abilities?


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[Assistant] Cause I'm getting scared. Like, I feel like, especially these two episodes we watched. So, uh, Feast and then going back to, uh, Kwami Buster. I'm feeling really good about Marinette.


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[Assistant] Like, I've been probably a little bit mean to her at times, just because she's young, so she makes silly things or does silly decisions.


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[Assistant] And I was pretty mean to Adrian when he had a snake miraculous, which made me question his abilities with a miraculous at all.


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[Assistant] Overall, I'm, I'm hopeful that the finale isn't gonna like, do something to change that and make me question it. Cause I feel like we've just seen them be so strong and capable.


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[Assistant] That I'm scared the show is like working up to a point to be like, ha! No, they're not! Mwahaha! And it's like, noooo!


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[Assistant] Past the, uh, halfway point of the season.


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[Assistant] Uhm, my hopes for the, uh, the rest of this season?


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[Assistant] I'm hopeful that we'll see more miraculous users.


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[Assistant] So far we've seen a lot of classmates, excluding Luca, because Luca technically isn't a classmate.


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[Assistant] But we've seen some classmates use it now, you know, um, alia, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, Max, surprisingly, Max had one, which I'm still-


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[Assistant] A little bit, uh, flustered by, but whatever, uh, Nino, Chloe,


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[Assistant] Uh, and I think that's it. I feel like I'm forgetting one, but yeah.


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[Assistant] So, I'm excited, I'm hopeful that we'll get to see more used this season since we've been using them and going to Foo. So, we'll see, I don't know.


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[Assistant] I'm very excited, never the less of course, cause it's just exciting and I like seeing their new outfit designs, but that's like the magical girl in me. I just love those moments, so it's always fun.


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[Assistant] We take away the basic right to liberty.


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[Assistant] And the right to due process, when the government takes away your basic right to liberty, should be equivalent to that in the criminal context. And that's unfortunately not the case.


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[Assistant] We're only scratching the surface of what we know is a much bigger phenomenon. We know that there are many more cases that don't get investigated where people do not get held accountable for the abuse or the rape of immigrants.


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[Assistant] And so you're much less likely to have them step forward and say, wait.


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[Assistant] I was just raped. I was just abused sexually in a detention center. They just want to get on with it. Let me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out of this purgatory. And so, they'll do anything to get out.


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[Assistant] It's clear that when you create a detention facility that's out of the public spotlight, that's in out of the way places, where lawyers don't have access to individuals who are detained there.


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[Assistant] Where you have very little public scrutiny that are privately run by government contractors.


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[Assistant] That without that public scrutiny of what goes on behind those barbed wires and those closed doors, you have the potential for enormous violations of basic rights.


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[Assistant] This is the first place where I ever went to that it was alright for somebody to say, you nigger monkey. Black nigger monkey, you know?


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[Assistant] And say it in front of a lot of other people too. So you would start to think that, I guess, that's alright. Don't wait for them to do that.


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[Assistant] He's just cloud watching. They all have very differing personalities, clearly.


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[Assistant] The nine highest. Is it like, is one of them one? And like another two? Three? Wait, they said there was no order, right?


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[Assistant] She's kind of in the middle now. I still love Kojo so much.


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[Assistant] No, these are the girls from the top, yeah. From the, yeah, okay. Again, we've seen him, we saw just his back though. What is going on with his face?


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[Assistant] Whoa. What happened to you, boss? That looks like a burn. That looks like a burn mark or something. I feel like he's definitely had run it. Dude, are we ever gonna see Sakonchi again?


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[Assistant] Also I wanna- Oh, is he blind? I wanna know how powerful he is. I think he's blind. The eyes, yea the glossy eyes.


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[Assistant] Semi-annual? Wow, so this is a rare occurrence. Does that mean like no one's died?


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[Assistant] Oh, it's cause he's not bowing. Oh man, they got high respect for him. Sheesh. What'd he do to earn that? Like, he must be insanely powerful.


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[Assistant] I mean, how indebted the rules are into them. Embedded? Yea embedded. I'm gonna forget anyways. You gotta stand up for him.


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[Assistant] I mean, not even Tanjida really, I think, knows the lengths of his powers.


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[Assistant] Another reason to leave her alive. The fact that it angers Muzan. She's smiling.