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We may not remember our dreams, but everyone is thought to dream between 3 and 6 times

per night with each dream lasting between 5 and 20 minutes.

These stories and images that our minds create as we sleep can be entertaining, romantic,

disturbing, frightening, and sometimes downright bizarre.

There has been a lot of research looking into dreaming, so we can understand what's going

on in the depths of our subconscious whilst the lights are out.

What are the factors that influence our dreams and do we have anything to do with them?

These are some of the topics we'll be exploring today, in this episode of The Infographics

Show - How Can You Control Your Dreams?

Around 95 percent of dreams are forgotten by the time you get out of bed, yet dreaming

can help you learn and develop long-term memories, and blind people dream more than people with

sight do.

So how much control do we have over the dreaming process?

Before we answer this question, let's first take a look at why dreams happen in the first

place.

No one knows for sure why we dream but there are several theories which include: dreams

representing unconscious desires and wishes; dreams interpreting random signals from the

brain and body during sleep; and dreams consolidating and processing information gathered during

the day.

Whatever the reasons, dreaming is a vital part of maintaining a healthy mind and in

one study, when researchers woke subjects just as they were drifting into a dream state

they found negative effects of not dreaming that included increased tension, anxiety,

depression, difficulty concentrating, lack of coordination, weight gain, and even hallucinations.

So whether good, bad, or crazy dreams, they are all important.

We often wake up from a dream, remember it instantly and then it's gone.

But when do dreams actually happen?

Was it really happening in our mind just before we woke up?

There are actually 5 sleep cycle phases:

Stage 1 is known as light sleep, where your eye movement slows down and muscle activity

is reduced.

At stage 2 the eye movement stops all together and brain waves become slower, with occasional

bursts of rapid waves called sleep spindles.

This stage forms as much as half of your total sleep.

At Stage 3 the brain waves are extremely slow, and what are known as delta waves start to

appear.

At stage 4, the brain produces pretty much only delta waves.

This stage is what we know as "deep sleep."

There is no eye movement or muscle activity.

If you wake someone who is at this stage they may feel disoriented until their consciousness

is back online.

And stage 5 is known as rapid eye movement or REM.

Breathing is faster, irregular, and shallow, and the eyes jerk rapidly in various directions.

Heart rate increases, and blood pressure rises.

This stage accounts for about 20% of all sleep time and when people start to wake during

REM, they often remember their dreams.

So can you control this REM state and more importantly the bizarre mind activity that

comes with it?

The simple answer is yes, and it's known as lucid dreaming.

It's the ability to know you're dreaming while you're dreaming.

A lucid dreamer is able to go to sleep at night, and wake up within a dream.

Once lucid, they can explore and even change elements of the dream.

Most of us have had this happen a little but usually by accident and only for a few seconds,

but when a person purposefully enters a state of ludic dreaming, they have far more control.

And recent research at the University of Adelaide in Australia has found that a specific combination

of techniques can increase a person's chances of having lucid dreams.

Psychology Professor Dr Denholm Aspy's study involved three groups of participants, and

investigated the effectiveness of three different lucid dream induction techniques:

Reality testing – This involves checking your environment a number of times each day

to see whether or not you're dreaming.

Wake back to bed – For this you are woken after 5 hours and remain awake for a short

period, before going back to sleep so you can enter a REM stage, where dreams are more

likely to occur.

And MILD which stands for mnemonic induction of lucid dreams – This also involves being

woken after 5 hours of sleep but developing the intention to remember that you are dreaming

before returning to sleep, by repeating the phrase: "The next time I'm dreaming, I will

remember that I'm dreaming."

There were 47 people involved in the study and they achieved a 17% success rate with

controlled lucid dreams.

Among those who were able to go to sleep within the first five minutes of completing the MILD

technique, the success rate of lucid dreaming was much higher, at almost 46% of attempts.

The results could have been more impressive explained Aspy, saying, "Reality testing is

practiced throughout the day, and even though you're forming that intention, when you go

to sleep there's still a gap between when you last do a reality test."

Ok, so that's a controlled environment but surely there are some simpler ways to have

an influence over our dreams?

The Huffington Post had some suggestions in an article on Lucid Dreaming.

These included keeping a dream journal so you can start to identify the patterns of

your dreams.

For example, you might have a frequent dream about your pet, the ocean, schools or even

snakes.

Once you identify those personal dream signs, they will become landmarks when you enter

a dream state, which will give you more of an opportunity to become lucid and in control.

Also try asking yourself the question, "Am I dreaming?"

throughout your day.

By repeating the mantra you will begin to ask the same question while in a dream and

again you'll be more likely to take control whilst dreaming.

Are

you already able to control your dreams?

Let us know in the comments.

Also be sure to check out our other video, How to fall asleep in 60 seconds!

Thanks for watching and as always, don't forget to like share and subscribe.

See you next time!

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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Celine Dion - Duration: 3:54.

She's been blessed with one of the most beautiful voices in the world, but Celine Dion has faced

numerous tragedies throughout her life.

From medical issues that have threatened to derail her career to the tragic deaths of

loved ones, these heartbreaking moments will bring a tear to the eye of her many fans.

Given Dion's phenomenal success and perseverance in an industry in which it's so easy to fail,

you may be surprised at the adversity and circumstances this amazing singer has had

to face.

These are some of Celine Dion's many tragic struggles.

Love of her life

Dion's husband and manager, Rene Angelil, lost his battle with throat cancer in January

2016, two days before his 74th birthday.

According to Billboard, Angelil and Dion began dating when Dion was 19 years old.

They were married in December 1994 in a lavish ceremony in Montreal, the same Church at which

Angelil's funeral was held.

According to People magazine, after Angelil's passing, a grief-stricken Dion told the crowd

at her Las Vegas show,

"He's always been on stage with me.

And nothing will ever change that."

Tragedy strikes twice

In a devastating twist of events, Dion's brother, Daniel Dion, died of complications from cancer

just two days after Rene Angelil's death.

Daniel was 59 years old.

Celine attended the memorial for Daniel the day after her husband was laid to rest.

She didn't attend Daniel's funeral two days later because, as Entertainment Tonight reported,

"she and her children could not continue two more days of public mourning."

The singer has thankfully arrived at a place of peace while coming to terms with their

deaths, telling People in May 2016,

"Rene escorted my brother - It was perfect.

[Rene] took him under his wings and he said 'You know, I'll take good care of him.'"

Decades of medical troubles

Prior to his death, Angelil's health had been an ongoing issue for nearly 20 years.

According to People, he was first diagnosed with cancer in 1999.

In response to the diagnosis, Dion put the music business on hold at the height of her

career so she could care for her husband.

After a reported 38 rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, Angelil was declared cancer-free

in 2000.

Angelil battled throat cancer a second time in 2013.

According to the Las Vegas Sun, he underwent a successful surgery and was once again said

to be "in full remission."

However, in August 2014, the couple confirmed that Angelil was fighting the illness again.

Dion put both her Las Vegas residency and upcoming tour on hold to be with her ailing

husband.

Long road to motherhood

Throughout her marriage, Dion and Angelil struggled to have children.

The couple turned to in-vitro fertilization treatments to conceive all three of their

sons.

One of their biggest struggles came in 2009, when Dion and Angelil suffered a miscarriage.

Despite the heartbreak, Dion kept an optimistic outlook when speaking to Oprah Winfrey a month

later.

"It's life, you know?

A lot of people go through this.

But it's not being told because it's not in the newspaper."

And she wasn't ready to give up just yet.

"We tried four times to have a child.

We're still trying.

We're on the fifth try and I tell you, if five is my lucky number, this fifth try has

gotta come in!"

In a happy turn of events, the couple announced in May 2010 that they were expecting twins.

Dion's twin sons, Nelson and Eddy, were born October 23rd, 2010.

Struggles with her instrument

In February 2012, Dion was forced to cancel several months of performances for her Las

Vegas residency due to issues with her vocal cords following a viral illness, as UPI reported.

Dion was put on six to eight weeks of vocal rest, and her show did not resume until June

that year.

"It's hard to do a show but it's much harder to cancel shows.

We disappointed a lot of people.

It was hard."

Despite the health scare, Dion revealed on the Today show that she wasn't afraid of losing

her ability to sing because her family is her most treasured accomplishment.

"I don't depend on my success and my singing.

Don't get me wrong.

I love what I do.

But I don't hold on to that."

It's a good thing Dion has that perspective, since another medical condition in her ear

that required surgery kept her from the stage for nearly a month in early 2018.

She addressed the setback on her Facebook page, writing, in part,

"I apologize to everyone who planned to travel to Las Vegas to see my show.

I know how disappointing this is, and I'm so sorry."

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Fox Host Laura Ingraham STILL Losing Advertisers Months After Controversy - Duration: 3:39.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham is still having trouble getting advertisers to come to get

program almost 10 months after she attacked David Hogg, the Parkland shooting survivor.

Now, in case you're not familiar, at the time, Laura Ingraham made fun of David Hogg.

And then later on, a couple weeks, maybe a couple of months later, she went on and made

comments about the children in cages on the southern border and said it was basically

a summer camp.

Well, both of those things, mainly the attacking the Parkland survivors, caused a massive advertiser

boycott for Laura Ingraham and she lost a ton of advertisers.

She went from about 229 different brands advertising on her program to 71.

The network itself lost about 30% of their revenue from that program according to a new

report in Politico.

And the advertisers aren't coming back, which is actually what's quite remarkable about

this.

Because even Fox News' ad executives have kind of been scratching their heads in recent

weeks wondering why the advertisers aren't coming back.

One woman, her name is Marianne Gambelli, she's the head of ad sales for Fox News, said

that usually they'd go quiet and come back, but that hasn't happened right now.

And the real kicker is that Laura Ingraham pulls in an average of about 2.7 million viewers

a night.

She is the fourth most watched cable news talk show host in the United States, behind

Hannity, Tucker, Maddow, and then it's Ingraham.

And she's only got about 80 advertisers right now.

According to the report, these are what they call the bottom-of-the-barrel bottom feeders

who are willing to advertise on her show.

Because they understand it's toxic, but by God, they don't care where their ads show

up, they just need the exposure.

So you're getting all these crappy companies with crappy morals advertising on this crappy

show that for some reason, a couple million people every night decide to tune in to.

But the big-money advertisers are gone.

The big-money advertisers are not coming back, and that is starting to freak out Fox News.

They assumed that all the advertisers would've come back, probably, by the end of the summer.

Well, we're halfway through October right now, heading in to November, and they're not

coming back.

So at this point, if money is what matters to this network, they're going to be faced

with a really tough decision pretty soon.

Yeah, Laura Ingraham's hugely popular, but she's also hugely toxic.

And if you're starting to lose money on her program, might be time to cut her loose and

replace her with somebody who may not be as offensive and disgusting for advertisers to

want to come back to your network.

Until then, good luck pushing these pillars of hatred on the United States.

Because the next time they come out there and they have some vile, horrible comment

to make about somebody who's gone through one of the worst experiences anyone could

imagine, we'll be right back there with another advertiser boycott to cost you viewers, and

your network even more money.

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The Most Terrifying Creatures Of The Deep Sea - Duration: 3:33.

Narrator: A lot of people aren't comfortable

swimming in open water.

I mean, you never know what lives

in the water beneath your feet.

The ocean holds many bizarre deep sea monsters.

As you dive 140 meters underwater,

you might see a megamouth shark.

Sure, they look scary, but those 50 rows

of teeth are for filtering krill.

The Japanese spider crab is happy

to welcome you 300 meters down.

These massive crustaceans are thought

to live to 100 years old and are a Japanese delicacy.

The frilled shark looks closer to an eel.

Its needle-like teeth hook squid one half its size

and its jaws can gulp them down.

Even deeper is the Pacific blackdragon.

It uses its chin barbel as a lure to attract small fish.

Another 150 meters down, we meet the vampire squid.

It has bioluminescent organs called photophores

that produce flashes of light.

But it doesn't drink blood.

It prefers free-floating debris from the surface.

The deeper you go the more alien things look.

Goblin sharks are believed

to be unchanged for 25 million years,

basically making them living fossils.

They can launch their jaws forward to grab prey.

Look, here comes the blobfish!

This thrilling deep-sea fish

was voted the world's ugliest animal

by the Ugly Animal Preservation Society.

But its jelly-like skin looks

much more natural at 900 meters.

Down here, we enter the midnight zone

where no natural light can reach.

You might also pass the Tiburonia granrojo, or big red,

one of the largest jellyfish in the world.

The fangtooth has teeth to spare,

the largest of any fish.

It can't even fully close its mouth.

The barreleye looks upward through its translucent head.

It recognizes the silhouette of its prey

in even the most dim light.

But it should watch out below for the ghost shark.

Its body is covered with sensory organs

that detect motion in the surrounding water.

Deeper down are giant isopods,

supersized crustaceans.

These guys are closely related to common pill bugs.

Down at 2200 meters is one

of the biggest residents of the deep.

At 14 meters long, the colossal squid

is the largest known invertebrate.

Its arms have sharp hooks, which it uses to catch prey

and fight sperm whales.

As we go even deeper, we enter the hadal zone,

where life is less common.

The sea devil is the quintessential deep-sea anglerfish.

Its bioluminescent lure attracts prey

close to its massive jaws.

But you can still find some extreme life forms

as deep as 7,000 meters under the surface.

Like our friend, the sea spider.

It sucks up worms from the ocean floor with its proboscis.

There are potentially thousands more

undiscovered creatures swimming around underneath us.

Who knows what else might be living down there.

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6 Home Remedies Actually Supported by Science - Duration: 11:06.

We've all been there.

You don't feel well, and you think maybe you should see a doctor… but you don't.

Perhaps your local clinic is closed for the night, or you can't get someone to drive

you, or maybe you're just in the American health care system.

There are plenty of reasons people choose to treat their injuries and illnesses at home.

But, as regular SciShow viewers already know, some at-home treatments cause more problems

than they solve…

Ding!

In the comments of our episode debunking six popular home remedies, a lot of you asked

us if there are any that do work.

Well, ask, and you shall receive!

Here are 6 home remedies that are supported by science.

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Prunes for Constipation

If you've ever gone a few days without pooping, you know it's not terribly fun to be constipated.

Luckily, it's also pretty common knowledge that a combination of fiber supplements and

water will usually fix the issue.

Keeping well-hydrated can soften your stool so it's easier to pass, and fiber helps

by making your stool bigger so it's easier to push against.

While more poop might seem like a bad idea if you're already stopped up, more bulk

in the colon actually stimulates your bowels to take care of business.

And that's where prunes come in.

While you could get extra fiber from a concentrated supplement, like I do, research shows that

prunes are better at kick-starting spontaneous bowel movements.

Fiber supplements often use some form of psyllium husk as the source of fiber.

But in a 14-week crossover trial — the kind where participants end up trying both treatments

— a dissolvable psyllium supplement was less effective at treating constipation than

simply eating prunes.

During the prune-eating part of the study, the participants passed more frequent stools,

and their stools were softer.

Both of the options amounted to about 6 grams of dietary fiber per day, so the researchers

think there's something else in the prunes that increases their effectiveness.

That extra something is probably sorbitol, a substance found in prunes which stimulates

water delivery to the colon.

So if you're stopped up, you might consider some dried plums instead of a powder or a

pill.

But prunes cannot solve everything.

They aren't as effective if your constipation is due to irritable bowel syndrome, for example

— and they can even make IBS symptoms worse.

So if prunes don't help you get things moving, it's definitely time to check in with an

actual doctor, not a YouTube video.

Severe constipation can lead to much bigger problems, like hemorrhoids or fecal vomiting,

which we did an episode on.

You can watch our episode on what happens if you stop pooping completely if you really

want to learn more about that.

It's not pretty.

Oatmeal for Dry Skin

People have been using oatmeal for skin conditions for millenia.

But unlike some ancient wisdoms, science actually supports using oatmeal in skin care.

It's perhaps most well-known for its moisturizing properties.

That's because oatmeal contains a lot of starches which attract and hold onto water.

When you put powdered oatmeal onto your skin, these starches help create a viscous layer

that traps moisture to keep your skin hydrated.

And that's not all oatmeal does.

In human clinical trials, it reduces itchiness and soothes irritated skin.

Oatmeal contains a variety of components which basically shut down inflammation — an immune

response that can make your skin painful, swollen, itchy and red.

For example, it has chemicals called avenanthramides in it.

These can soothe itching by reducing the amount of histamine released by your immune cells

in your skin.

And they, as well as other compounds in oatmeal, can act as antioxidants, fighting against

the damaging, highly-reactive molecules that cause long-term skin damage.

There is a slight catch, though.

Researchers don't just boil a pot of Quaker Oats to use in these studies.

They use colloidal oatmeal, which is oatmeal ground to be so fine that it creates a special

kind of gel when mixed with water.

It takes some fancy machines and super tiny sieves to make the stuff — things not found

in probaby your kitchen.

Luckily, colloidal oatmeal pretty commonly sold in pharmacies.

And though you can't really make true colloidal oatmeal at home, a good blender or food processor

can grind oats well enough for a DIY oatmeal bath, which honestly sounds lovely right now.

Ginger for Morning Sickness

Sure, babies are cute, but the process of bringing one into the world can wreak havoc

on the body.

In particular, people who are pregnant often experience nausea and vomiting.

Why are you making this even harder?

While this is frequently referred to as "morning sickness", it's definitely not confined

to mornings.

And it tends to be worst in the first trimester, but pregnancy is just the gift that keeps

on giving, as some people feel sick basically the whole time.

Luckily, antiemetics — drugs that ease that feeling of queasiness — are totally a thing.

But some studies have raised questions about how safe they are for a developing fetus.

And, you know, that's kind of your number one concern when you're pregnant.

There is a safer alternative that you can pretty easily get, though, and people have

been using it for centuries: ginger.

Trials have found that ground ginger has an antiemetic effect, even in pretty small doses.

And that might be because it contains compounds that inhibit serotonin receptors in both your

nervous system and in your gut.

Since neurons with these receptors need to fire to trigger the vomiting reflex, inhibiting

these receptors can quell that pukey feeling.

It doesn't work 100% of the time, and head-to-head studies have found it can be less effective

than the best prescription antiemetics.

But there aren't really any safety concerns with consuming ginger.

Which is why even doctors often recommend trying candied ginger or ginger drinks to

see if they help get your nausea under control before turning to a prescription.

Garlic for Athlete's Foot

Fungi love moist, warm environments.

And that is why tinea pedis, or athlete's foot, flourishes in that lovely space between

all your toeses.

The condition can be caused by several fungal species, but in all cases, you know you've

got a problem when your skin becomes scaly and flaky.

And athlete's foot is super contagious — which is why you should always use shower shoes

in the locker room!

There are several over-the-counter treatments, but there might be good option already sitting

in your pantry: garlic! [on FT]

Usually, clearing up that gross toe fungus involves putting a medicated powder or cream

on the area, waiting a bit, then reapplying until the fungus is gone.

This kind of wash, rinse, repeat sometimes goes on for weeks.

But freshly-crushed garlic or garlic oil can work in a matter of days.

Garlic cloves have been used medicinally for centuries, especially against infections.

And they probably work so well because of sulfur-containing compounds like allicin and

ajoene — which also happen to be responsible for that pungent, garlicky smell.

These are made by a special enzyme when garlic cells are damaged, so chopping or crushing

the garlic is important.

You can't just pull like just a whole clove in there, cross your fingers.

You gotta get this stink out.

These chemicals work by inhibiting some of cellular machinery used by fungi and other

pathogens.

That ultimately means the fungi can't build the things they need for growth and survival,

so they die.

In fact, isolated ajoene has been in topical athlete's foot creams for years now because

it's so effective.

So if you're in a pinch, grab the garlic.

Just make sure to keep the crushed garlic you've rubbed on your feet separate from

the stuff you prepped for your garlic bread.

Soy for Hot Flashes

Plenty of things about getting older are not great.

Along with creaky joints and less than reliable eyesight, if you have ovaries, you get to

deal with menopause.

Usually somewhere in the fifth decade of life, your body stops menstruating, and that's

accompanied by a bunch of hormonal changes.

It's basically puberty 2.0., but with hot flashes: those joyful moments where you suddenly

feel like you're on fire and start sweating, even though there is no reason to feel that

way.

It's thought that they're caused by a decline in certain hormones, which is why

hormone replacement therapy can help keep things cool.

But, there are some long term health risks associated with that, so researchers are looking

for alternatives.

And they might have found one that you can take at home.

Soy isoflavones — chemicals found in soy products — are plant based compounds that

structurally resemble the hormone estrogen.

Because of that, they can act like estrogen in your body.

And clinical studies have found they tend to reduce the frequency and severity of hot

flashes — especially when a particular isoflavone called genistein is involved.

But, that's not to say you should go chug a glass of soy milk the next time you feel

flushed.

Not only do studies vary in terms of dose and delivery method, most agree that soy isn't

a quick fix.

The benefit is gained after long-term supplementation, usually for months.

And, soy isoflavones aren't as effective as hormone replacement therapy.

Still, if you're experiencing hot flashes, adding more soy to your diet could help.

And you can always talk to your doctor if it doesn't do the trick.

Lemongrass Oil for Cold Sores

You may have heard that pretty much everyone has herpes, and in a way that's true.

It's estimated that about 90% of people have had a cold sore at some point in their

lives, and they're usually caused by Herpes Simplex Virus 1.

When not replicating like crazy and causing those painful blisters, the virus hides out

in nerve cells.

And because of that, like with other herpes viruses, once you have it, you have it for

life.

So cold sores can't be cured — but they can be treated.

Antiviral drugs like acyclovir can speed healing, but they're not cheap, and the virus can

become resistant to them.

So you might try something else the next time a sore appears: lemongrass oil.

Researchers have been experimenting with options for treating herpes viruses for decades, including

many essential oils.

That's the fancy term for oils extracted from plants.

Many of these can kill herpes viruses in a petri dish, like the oils from lemon balm,

tea tree, and peppermint plants.

But in a 2003 study, it was lemongrass oil that killed the most herpes viruses, and it

worked at lower concentrations than the other eleven essential oils tested.

That might be because it contains a lot of citral, which is what gives it that lemony

scent.

And in clinical trials, citral and extracts from plants that contain citral have been

found to reduce the severity and duration of cold sores.

Lemongrass oil has lots of other components too, any of which might be helping it kill

herpes viruses.

But there is a caveat: human trials haven't been conducted with it specifically.

So further research is needed to see whether it works as well on a face as it does in a

petri dish.

Still, there's enough evidence it might work that it could be worth a try if you have

some around.

And if it doesn't work, well, like, you'll smell nice though.

Now, it's worth reminding you all that I am not a doctor, so none of this should be

considered medical advice and you should totally go see medical professionals if something

is going wrong with your body even if you don't feel like it, because you are me and

you've got a lot of stuff to do.

The 6 remedies on this list do have science supporting them — and that makes them a

whole lot better than the ones we included in that other episode.

But ultimately, if your condition seems to be headed south or you're not happy with

the results of your at-home treatment, go seek professional advice.

Because science has done amazing things for healthcare, and we should all take advantage

of that remarkable work.

And also thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

If you liked learning about these scientifically-supported home remedies, you might like our episode

on home remedies that don't work.

And if you want to learn more about medical science from an actual doctor, you might like

our sister channel Healthcare Triage.

On it, Dr. Aaron Carroll answers all sorts of questions about medicine, health, and healthcare.

So check it out at YouTube.com/HealthcareTriage!

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Footage in Melbourne City Chinatown [V-Log] - Duration: 6:21.

Butter toast and kueh teoh mee (noodles), and teh tarik.

I'm walking at the Melbourne Fitzroy garden, it's a pretty chilly today

its around 18 degrees Celsius, thats why I'm wearing my sweaters and can

have a walk around the garden and later in the afternoon gonna have some lunch

Plan to go to the Malaysian restaurant.

Seriously only 10? I don't see any possums.

Oh my god, it is very shiny today, just finished my lunch, and going back to my hotel, I'm going to get dark soon.

But its still very cold. I'm going back to my hotel room

Can you see the cathedral behind me?

Put it in, then press the button....

Oh god man, this is hot. There's a courtyard, this is the building, nothing pretty fancy.

So I'm going to show you a quick tour on my room, what really fascinates me about a 5-star hotel is

the bathrooms, so I'm going to show it to you. I'm entering the bathroom.

So this is how it looks like, firstly wardrobe, and my stuff, I'm going to leave that first.

And of course you have your bathtub and I have a customized soap for

this bath and all these things, they have provided you shampoos and what really

interesting is this mouthwash fresh mint. So another one is this toilet, which is....

So what really fascinates me about, its the coffee machine, so most of the

hotel, they have this coffee machine, where you can have your capsules over

here, so you can choose whatever capsules that you want. This is on, all you have to do

is put a cup over here and put this capsule and press this button.

and another thing I want to show you guys is that normally they

will give you the tea bags for English Creakfast, you got Earl Grey, Pepper Mint, Lemon and Ginger

Green tea and this is very nice, you know, they give you the

chocolate so every time I keep one in my bag, so I have lots of it and also the

Mocha Kenya style coffee bags. So this is the interesting part that I found in a

5-star hotel and of course the big TV which is usual, the desk and the

Bluetooth speaker and the view. That's all about it so this is my working

v-log, so if you see that I'm keep on eating Malaysian food because I miss Malaysia

so much and of course I've been eating western food for the past few days, I'm

just getting very annoyed and fed up with the food here, so that's why every

time I eat Malaysian food, I would just you know, record it and take pictures and

show it to my friends, show it to my family, that I miss Malaysia so much.

All right I think that's all about it, I'll see you guys soon all right

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그것이 지워지기 전에 이것을주의하십시오! 의사가 며칠 안에 간에서 모든 지방을 제거하는 법을 보여줍니다! - 푸드코트 - Duration: 8:11.

For more infomation >> 그것이 지워지기 전에 이것을주의하십시오! 의사가 며칠 안에 간에서 모든 지방을 제거하는 법을 보여줍니다! - 푸드코트 - Duration: 8:11.

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Elimi Bırakma 14. Bölüm Fragman - Duration: 0:47.

Azra has been crying since her brother got lost,Mert

Mert doesn't want Azra

why is your face livid?

You think he'il forgive me?

yes, when you forgive yourself

This girl's name is Azra, obviously she has relation with Cenk

ıt does not take a minute to shot in this guy's head but it is more important to rip his heart out

I love You…

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Viewers in disbelief as fourth eliminated Strictly couple is revealed - Daily News - Duration: 3:20.

Vick Hope and Graziano di Prima became the fourth couple to be kicked off Strictly Come Dancing tonight

The pair landed in the bottom two with Seann Walsh and Katya Jones after both couples failed to impress both the judges and the public

Capital FM DJ Vick and her pro partner Graziano achieved a score of just 20 for their Cha Cha to More Than Friends, while comedian Seann and dancer Katya scored 24 following their disappointing Quickstep

However when it came down to the judges, Seann and Katya were saved over Vick and Graziano

But judge Craig Revel Horwood began by saving Vick and Graziano. He said: "Both dances were very different but both couples I thought need technique as well, but the couple I thought, for me on the night, Vick and Graziano

" All the other judges, however, saved Seann and Katya. Shirley's casting vote cemented the result as she said: "Well I thought both couples put their best foot forward this evening, but due to the performance I enjoyed the most I am going to save Seann and Kaya

" Read More Strictly week 5 Asked about her time on the show, Vick said: "I've loved it

I've had the time of my life so I want to thank everyone for being the best possible people I could spend all this time with

What in incredible team; the hair, the make-up, the clothes. "Thank you for all of your guidance and the judging I appreciate it and of course, thank you Graz, you've been so patient with me and helped me so much, I've loved every last second of it so thank you

" Meanwhile Graziano said: "First of all I want to say thank you Vick because I know it's been really tough and people know how hard you work all day plus eight hours with me and then sleep for three hours and then again every day

"You did brilliantly and you are brilliant, thank you. You really make me proud day by day

" The remaining eleven couples will take to the dancefloor next week when Strictly Come Dancing returns on Saturday 27 October for the Halloween Special at 6

50pm with the results show on Sunday 28 October at 7.50pm on BBC One. Read More Top TV stories

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Tether, Untethered | Hodler's Digest - Duration: 12:04.

After 50 years Big Bird is finally retiring, a graceful dignified exit for a much beloved

figure.

One bird that may never retire, nor act dignified, is the albatross around the market's neck,

Tether.

Well, this week Tether became untethered, but the question is will it rise from the

ashes like a phoenix, or just get mad and call everyone a horseface?

Also this week, Binance in Uganda, Bitcoin goes off-grid, and Mike Novogratz says no

rally this year!

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this week's Hodler's Digest.

If CoinMarketCap was a murder mystery -- a crypto whodunnit if you will -- Tether would

be the prime suspect.

Nobody knows the location, the weapon, or the method, yet they are sure of the murderer

-- it was the stablecoin.

But is this so-called stablecoin really guilty of everything it is accused of, or is the

most controversial crypto actually the most misunderstood?

Market manipulation rumors aside, what makes Tether so controversial is the suspicion that

its billions of token issuances are not actually backed by dollar reserves as they claim -- rumors

supported by Tether's sudden break with their auditor earlier this year.

Although an "unofficial" audit conducted later attempted to reassure the public of

Tether's honesty, it did little to assuage its critics (one of whom is so fiery that

he has actually been sued by Bitfinex, an exchange connected with Tether, for his brutal

Tether burns on Twitter).

Now this week, yet another in a series of bad news for the stablecoin, Tether appeared

to become untethered in what we call: the great unpegging.

On Monday, it dropped to as low as 95 cents, prompting speculation of a bank run.

Elsewhere on Twitter, people had their fun at Tether's expense, perhaps most notably

Binance CEO, CZ

There were even a few contrarians out there that saw the great unpegging as a good thing:

And finally, the Winklevii with a thought-provoking take on the whole debacle:

We spoke to Tone Vays to give us his take on Tether-untethered.

There's the biggest positive from this is a reminder to people that you are dealing

with a risky unregulated space and you really need to know what you're doing and you can

rely on something like Tether to exist a year from now.

You have to be very diligent.

And this ecosystem because something like this can happen.

And it's a good reminder to people not to get complacent and not to assume that everything

is fine.

You're always supposed to understand that holding Tether comes with gigantic risks.

I honestly think that Tether should never trade more than 95 cents on the dollar.

Maybe 90 maybe even 90 cents on the dollar.

And I think holding together is very risky.

And a reminder like this every three to six months is very healthy for the market because

it reminds people how unstable the stable coins are.

A lot of people misunderstood that Tether panic into Bitcoin for genuine demand for

Bitcoin and reversal of the bear market.

I disagree with that view.

I think this is just a temporary migration of capital from because people were not interested

in holding Bitcoin because in a bear market.

But the asset they were sitting in became more risky than Bitcoin.

I think that once this settles down people will go back to the position that they had

before.

I don't see this news reversing the bear market.

I'm still I still think that the road the rest of the year is going to be a little bit

harder but eventually we will bottom out and prices will reverse.

If you are not a fan of the stablecoin or Bitfinex, you might want to check out his Medium page

It's a blog dedicated entirely to uncovering alleged fraud committed by Tether and Bitfinex-

- check it out purely for the simple reason that Bitfinex tried to sue it out of existence.

Next up in this news roundup, Investment firm Fidelity

launches Fidelity Digital Assets -- a pretty important development in the crypto world,

even if it's not the jazziest news item of the week.

Burying through the jargon, the press release notes that Fidelity Digital Assets will "offer

enterprise-quality custody and trade execution services for digital assets."

The CEO of this new venture believes part of their mission is making Bitcoin "more

accessible to investors."

However, Fidelity Digital Assets is only available to institutional investors for now, aiming

to provide them with (heads up, more jargon) a: "secure, compliant, and institutional-grade

omnibus storage solution for Bitcoin, ether and other digital assets."

Fidelity is hoping that their pretty substantial Wall Street credentials -- and over $7.2 trillion

in client assets -- will encourage big institutions to finally hop on over to the crypto space.

And Fidelity Digital Assets head Tom Jessop has promised to leverage all "of the resources

of a big organization" in order to do so.

According to research cited by Fidelity, about 70% of institutional finance executives believe

crypto will eventually play a role in the financial sector, but many remain "sitting

on the sidelines."

Jessop and Fidelity hope to change that.

Back in June, Binance founder CZ told Cointelegraph in an exclusive interview about plans to set

up shop in Uganda.

And this week, CZ's wish came true, and the largest international exchange launched

a fiat-to-crypto exchange in Africa.

If you are a Ugandan interested in crypto, you can now deposit and withdraw Ugandan Shillings

with Binance Uganda.

Currently, it is only possible to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum for fiat, but expect more cryptos

to be added in the future.

Earlier this year, the Bank of Uganda issued a warning to its clients about risks surrounding

crypto.

However, the government is looking into blockchain -- in spite of its pretty close relationship

to the evils of crypto -- as a way to tackle inefficiencies in the public sector.

In a Medium post, Binance talked about how this foray into Uganda was an educational

venture as much as a business one.

Their CFO, Wei Zhou, believes the exchange in Uganda will bring "more innovations to

the region."

Uganda itself is a very typical or quite representative of the trend that we're seeing in Africa,

about 60 to 70 million people, predominately demographics quite young, very technology

savvy; information is actually quite transparent.

We're firm believers in the idea that through Blockchain and crypto we can help to drive

sustainable development in Africa.

The value to the average Ugandan is that we are delivering the freedom of money and the

freedom of investment to them.

We're hiring in Africa, we're looking for investment partners to join our labs team,

we're hiring in Uganda for operational people there, so we want to get that message out.

While Bitcoin won't, Nouriel is doing a hard fork by increasing his block size!

After a Senate hearing in which he called crypto both the mother and father of all scams,

it's safe to say that economist Nouriel Roubini is off most Hodler's Christmas card list

'Crypto is the mother or father of all scams and bubbles.'

And yet for a man so open to debate, he seems to have blocked an awful lot of people on

Twitter.

So much so, that the hashtag blockedbyNouriel has become a badge of honor amongst the great

and the good of the crypto twitter-verse.

To be fair to Nouriel, being open to debate is one thing, but having to fend off mean

tweets by the truckload is something else.

Some of those featured on the #blockedbyNouriel list are quite high profile.

Roger Ver for example, and Erik Voorhees was positively ecstatic about it :

Nouriel hasn't ducked all of his critics, he has fired back at some.

Although, fortunately for us, sometimes misfiring, like this exchange with Ari Paul, in which

the economist mischaracterized an old interview that Ari Paul gave about a $50k price prediction.

Paul accused Roubini of not even watching the video he linked to his tweet.

Professor Roubini, please do your homework next time!

Tim Draper, Tom Lee, and Mike Novogratz are so famous for their predictions they could

star as the three witches in an off-broadway production of Macbeth.

But unlike the three witches, they tend to differ wildly on their respective prophecies.

Michael Novogratz -- one of the three seers -- was more cautious in his predictions this

week: "I don't see us [meaning Bitcoin] breaking $10,000 by the end of the year."

But don't worry, this bull isn't becoming a bear all of a sudden, he thinks 2019 will

see big institutions getting into crypto.

And he's putting his money where his mouth is too: Galaxy Investment Partners will become

one of the first clients of Fidelity's new Digital Assets service, which aims

to bring crypto accessibility to institutional investors

Tom Lee, on the other hand, remains bullish as ever, sticking to his prediction of Bitcoin

to $25K by the end of the year.

Everyone entering into the crypto space is essentially entering into the Wild West, but

not everyone actually goes off-grid and into the wild.

Earlier this year, we reported on the developer Daniel Jones, who claimed to have successfully

completed a solar-powered, off-grid crypto transaction using shortwave radio and blockchain.

Last weekend, another developer achieved an equally, if not more badass task by sending

Bitcoin 12.6km away without a cell network or internet connection.

Impossible you say?

Well, we spoke to the guy behind this Bear Grylls level crypto trading:

I'm trying to demonstrate they can work and just how powerful is.

But look where I see the real, myself, where I see the real value at the moment is either

in censorship.

Situation with censorship resistance is an important kind of feature.

So you know with its in a war zone or maybe in a prison or something like that where you

know you're not able to get access to a cellular network for whatever reason.

Something like goTenna is an easy to deploy solution to be out to get from where you are

to some internet.

Another one is a disaster zone or perhaps a remote location where the infrastructure

has been destroyed or doesn't exist.

Here is some further reading and watching to see out the rest of your Sunday.

Not satisfied with trying to take down crypto, Roubini puts blockchain in his cross hairs

And, in case you didn't already know, Roger Ver really really really doesn't like government,

and I mean really.

And, as always, like, subscribe, and hodl!

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The Dishonorable Killing of a YouTube Star - Duration: 6:14.

Few events have tainted the meaning of the word "brotherhood" so much as the killing

in July 2016 of Pakistani YouTube star Qandeel Baloch by her own brother.

She was brutally suffocated for what he called "bringing disrepute to her family."

Unfortunately, her so-called honor killing was one of many that continue to be inflicted

on women today.

Qandeel Baloch was a model, actress, and social media icon.

Her social media image was extremely liberal, drawing both praise from many young Pakistani

people, and criticism from the guardians of conservative Pakistani culture.

"It was my wish since I was a child to become something, to be able to stand on my own two

feet, to do something for myself," Qandeel said in one of her last interviews.

Achieving this goal, reaching a position of autonomy and self empowerment on her own terms

as a woman in Pakistan, was by no means an easy path.

In her final months, Qandeel had begun to use her platform to speak about equality for

women.

She said, "I want to give those girls a positive message who have been forcefully married,

who continue to sacrifice."

A week before her death, she publicized a video called "Ban" which satirized the heavy

restrictions placed upon women in Pakistan.

The backlash she faced for speaking out was enormous.

In June, a petition was filed alleging that she had dishonored the Baloch ethnic group.

Her personal information was leaked on the internet, opening the floodgates for threat and abuse.

Baloch was beginning to sense she was unsafe in Pakistan, and voiced plans to move abroad

with her parents.

On July 15th 2016, she was drugged and asphyxiated while sleeping in

her parents' house.

Crimes such as these may seem unthinkable to most; honor killing has been deemed a crime

in Pakistan, both religiously and legally.

In Qandeel Baloch's case, the state itself acted as complainant, which prevented her

family from being able to pardon her killer.

However, the practice still takes place.

Last year, at least 1,100 women and girls were the victims of so-called honor killings

in the country, according to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.

De facto laws do little to help us if our culture and social beliefs and morals do not

match the laws.

To truly help women, we need to change cultural beliefs as well as laws.

Notions of tradition and honor must always be trumped by basic human rights.

Widely acclaimed filmmaker and activist Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy said, "I really feel that no

woman is safe in this country, until we start making examples of people, until we start

sending men who kill women to jail, unless we literally say there will be no more killing

and those who dare will spend the rest of their

lives behind bars."

Obaid-Chinoy is in the process of making a film about Baloch's murder.

About her estranged son, Baloch once said that she hoped one day he would see that everything

his mother did had been right.

Perhaps Obaid-Chinoy's movie will help her son understand this, and give Baloch the widespread

recognition she deserves as a champion of equality for women in a society where doing

so is anything but easy.

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The Purge (TV Series) | Season 1, Ep 7: Jane Finishes What Blacka Started (4/6) | on USA Network - Duration: 0:41.

For more infomation >> The Purge (TV Series) | Season 1, Ep 7: Jane Finishes What Blacka Started (4/6) | on USA Network - Duration: 0:41.

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DON'T TAKE THIS TEST | The Watson-Scott Test - Duration: 33:34.

Hello mates, my name is Risk

and welcome to a unique horror experience called

"The Watson-Scott Test"

now I asked the developer for a free copy and he gave me so Thank You developer which is

"Some Wholesome Games"

And this is supposed to be a unique horror game

You'll see when we get into it. It's supposed to be some sort of a questionnaire

or a test.

But not exactly

so I think we're gonna jump into it.

Okay, since a lot of the text appears on screen

I don't know if you already know that or already knows notice that with my captions

but if you enable captions

They will not appear to text that already appear on screen that I read out loud

So only text that I say that doesn't appear

Only my thoughts would appear in the captions.

So..

Just a heads up

Also enable captions!

I work hard on them.

Oh, wow. That's great, great job! You're not a psychopath

kind of a thing?

I don't know

I mean when I play Russian roulette, I have like 17% chance of dying

and I still die

So..

I think 13% chance it's pretty much a 100% chance for me to not die.

So yes, I do wish to continue

And if you haven't watched my you Russian Roulette series

man you're missing out and so much.

Blue

So I guess this is a calibration to see how crazy I am.

No, I'm taking a test

Yes

I'm sorry guys...

I am playing a game. I'm sorry.

Why is everything red now?

Did I do something bad? Does the red mean scary?

I might feel a small bit of guilt.

Why would anybody feel happy about crushing a snail?

It's like Eww! What the hell?

I would feel a little bit of guilt because I'm like, oh man

I didn't see where I was walking and I crushed this dude. He's now this small

But I mostly would be disgusted.

Eww man!

Gotta get this off my feet!

Delighted? I feel sympathetic

I feel sympathetic to her because like oh no!

Unless if you did a..

Fortnight dance then I would feel

amused happy

What was that?

I would thank him for the meal.

I mean he's feeding me right?

A farmer just randomly feeding me. Like I'm trying to think of the scenarios cuz

Context really matters.

I would say thank you.

But just already knowing the cows name would make me a bit sympathetic

it's gonna be like, oh no, I'm eating the cow, but since I'm a...

You know, I'm not super sympathetic

Then I'm not gonna have any trouble eating that.

The taste is gonna make me forget about it all

or my hunger.

What is that?

It's like a couple of snakes combined with

a spider?

How about

intrigued or like

Curious?

What is resentful? I'm not sure what it is.

Not calm, calm is not a word in here.

Anxious I think would be the best way to describe it If

after curiosity I guess anxious could be a bit better

in this situation so, anxious.

The answer is gonna have to be

no for me in real life.

But for the sake of making it interesting

This game is crazy. So remember that

I'm gonna say yes in game

And see

If it does anything weird

I don't know Should I be truthful?

Or should I look for the secret..

Cool routes? I'm gonna say yes

I have never seen a ghost

Hold that thought

if you want to see more actually, I don't know if you want to see more of this because

it's rather short, but if you enjoy games like this

200 likes and I'll keep an eye out for more stuff from this developer.

So thank you for leaving a like I appreciate that

Not yet, I mean I'm not dead yet, so.

and nobody died here that I know of

Not anybody that I know of okay

achievement: felt

Sure

hit me.

I strongly agree with that.

I have a very strong imagination

It's why the reasons why I just started reading books again out of nowhere

and I was never a book kind of a guy

Not even in school when they you know forced me to read books

I would still get into some of them, but I wouldn't read anything other than..

What I have to.

Never even thought of that.

I'm so sympathetic, I can make feelings towards a pot of flowers.

I'm so sympathetic

I'm gonna feel sad when we kick out a toaster that is not working properly

or like kicking out a toaster for a better one because I'm gonna feel like oh

He did such a good job, and we're kicking him out

Like I'm that kind of sympathetic

It's unreasonable but

that's what it is and I know a lot of people have same feelings towards other objects like that

seeing other people in pain.

I strongly disagree

I'm too sympathetic for that

if the power went out at my house

I would get mad because I would lose all my footage

every single time I record

every time you're recording there is a power outage

Gameplay footage corrupted can't use it

I mean there is a service you can use but

it's not an option for me. It takes too much time

Keep it quiet out. Oh

I know it's a part of the game. I'm just doing a bit. Yes

But yeah, if I upload

it takes a lot of time to give the service to the file the corrupted one

So it's not an option for me.

I don't strongly disagree with that. I will just disagree

I agree

I strongly disagree

Most intelligent? It's like saying..

Art is not as intelligent as poetry

I mean I get why somebody would say such a thing like any other form of art.

Is there no intelligence going into it?

Like is the guy making it not intelligent?

Like it feels like that's what it's saying and I can't agree with that.

I don't strongly disagree

Cuz poetry is still kind of a, you know

art in form of writing

But I disagree

Sure. Try me

I've designed new algorithm. No, no, if it's youtube involved

I'm readjusting. I'm a new man, okay?

Forget about it.

I'm inside the house

see

I wrote that poem.

What are you stupid?

guys, I don't know if you noticed

but I think there is somebody in this game with us...

I mean you probably noticed by now, but there is sounds

Aside from like the glitch sounds

we already heard somebody knocking on the door

or knocking on something

And we casually hear sometimes somebody moving in a chair or something.

I'm confident to say

There is maybe something that might pop up in the game.

I don't know if it's a jump-scare

but it feels like there is another presence, so..

Keep an open mind to that

so you don't get as scared cuz I know you guys are a bunch of babies

Okay, you're not a bunch of babies, but..

What are you 4? Why you scared?

Achievement: Agreed

I think there is like 6 achievements or 4 achievements in the game

So maybe there is one more?

did somebody laugh did somebody say something?

It's like

It's like an hour away.

Not an hour. Like if you're talking about walk time, it's an hour away

30 minutes 40 minutes

Are you live in a religious place we don't..

The closest city is very far away

In terms of walking

Like a drive it's like 15 minutes or 10

More than 15 minutes.

I can hear somebody walking.

I lock my doors when I'm not home alone too

so yes

I think about 41

Exactly 41 seconds

Sorry, that's a bit crazy but like

maybe 41 seconds is like the average for people who don't practice anything like that

So it might cut me off a little

bit of guard reading then off the bat and see that it says exactly

Cuz I said 41 seconds cuz I saw it says here

but uh, the exactly one is like yeah, that sounds about like me

However, I know trick if you like

you know, breathe a bunch of oxygen before going down and we have..

you know just you you're gonna get lightheaded, but when you go down you're gonna be able to stay longer because of the

higher amount of oxygen in your blood

so I think I will more than 41 seconds, but I'm not sure that

I never tried something like that under pressure

because when you're under pressure is always a different thing

What the?

Sorry I didn't understand that.

You drill 3 holes

The size of a quarter diameter in the midpoint of their skull

Three minutes is all I'm gonna give them

A real operator is not gonna say something like that so I would be..

Suspicious I would be looking around.

Is there a way to just

Try and climb down.

It's a ferris wheel. There is a lot of like rods

It's probably super hard to jump down.

But like maybe I can at least lower the distance at least

Lower the distance before I jump off

But jump off and be caught by a who?

Maybe it's worse being caught by this operator

that says

"Slow and painful death if you don't jump."

Okay let's read the answers.

What are you, 4?

I mean maybe this sounds terrible

but I heard burning alive is one of the worst deaths you can experience

So..

A different form

By the way, jump up and fly away (grow wings)

may be a reference for

Jumping off in order to kill yourself

because..

I heard sometimes you can lose consciousness before hitting the ground

or like when jump off when you jump for a very high place

you lose conscious hitting the ground

And..

You die just a painless death

But I don't know about that. I just heard that from a friend

Jump off and be caught.

I mean, I guess it's my best answer

I mean if I will hear it, doesn't need to speak.

Spider and it seems like maybe I'm moose?

Moose eyes?

Tiger eyes?

again curious

Like that's kind of insane

not violent not sad not afraid

it actually made me feel none of the above

But there is no option like that

You did not change my mind not even one bit

I don't know that

I don't know who you are.

How am I supposed to make a judgment of character?

For all I know he could be

the guy speaking could be reading from a note

Could be hired.

It's an examination there is no right or wrong. What are you stupid?

Okay mixed martial arts

a little bit of mixed martial arts and

Krav Maga it's..

it's supposed to be against knives and guns.

So..

Against you know

typical

People who mug like rob you in the middle of the day or something

Well

No, no, no, no, no

No, I didn't go to the military

So no, none of the above.

I was supposed to but..

It was dismissed last call

Sure, it's your examination

I'm gonna say yes

Die!

Acute stress situation. What is acute mean?

Acute meaning right now?

Like recent? I think acute means recent or right now

Okay

Let's hold up a second.

So is the guy behind me preparing something?

I heard him like loading a gun

heard him moving a rope

What do you think these guys up to?

You think he's right now tying probably a noose around my neck?

Do you think he's planning on killing me?

Or do you think..

it's just a part of the experiment to see if I can be the one that passes?

I'm gonna continue now

Achievement: Tense

Is the achievement that I got.

There is a door right here. There is a window right here

So I'm good.

I mean I also have a basement as a dungeon

I mean if I know the answer a fast response kind of means that it's a right answer

I'm unsure.

Oh great

There is something on my left.

I didn't look away. Yes.

If you move you get stabbed

Is he about to pop me?

I think it's about to pop my head

There is somebody moving in the background?

No, it's just..

Okay

Wait was I actually supposed to die?

Move out into the face

Hey

Screenshot saved is there real?

Wait, is that..

Did it save by itself? Because I didn't click anything.

I enjoyed the experience

and it's really nice to hear that I survived the test

Let's continue

I don't.

I wanted to see what you would say.

I do not.

We have..

6 minutes and something seconds

6 and a half minutes.

I don't know.

The same amount of bones as in normal human wouldn't it?

How many bones are in a human?

I don't know.

I actually don't know guys. I'm sorry

My teacher is gonna be mad at me if he ever watches my videos

It's gonna be 3

I'm gonna say I don't think I'm that super smart, but...

I think 30 million

Sounds about right

highly deadly.

24 minutes

Okay, jump-scare me man

Okay, I guess he's holding the jump-scare

I don't know would it be two liters?

Okay. It was 5.

Not claustrophobia.

I don't know

I got that one right.

Like I just tried to think..

West? so he's facing

south?

My bad

I don't know that.

I'm sorry guys.

Anode.

Nice timer there

Game of the year 420, Crossy roads have another Freddie's of course

Listen to jazz

I was close.

I failed right?

I got a low score

I have an achievement: Stronger

Thank you.

What's next? I am sick of watching

don't watch then. Dummy.

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