- From monkeys, to humans, to what?
- I don't want to do this.
- Well then, what do you want to do?
- I don't know, something.
- Wow!
- Humans are a taller, healthier,
and overall improved species than we've ever been before.
But how much better can we really get?
Really, how much more improvement can we possibly see?
We seem to continue to adapt to environmental factors,
but is there a limit to where our evolution can go?
And more importantly, what could be next for us?
These are 10 ways that humans are likely to evolve.
Number one is genetic engineering.
Technology is on the verge of making genetic engineering
possible, opening all sorts of doors for human evolution.
And there are many possibilities,
like the elimination of negative genes all together,
giving a better quality of life to people.
One theory states that we will diverge
into different groups of humans,
the tall and rich, genetically superior people
and the short and poor inferior gene pool humans.
Now we are still quite far
from offering genetic engineering as a service
since genetically modifying our food
and sometimes even our pets
is already a reality which is receiving
a fair amount of criticism.
Currently, genetically modified crops
have become a controversial topic
within the food industry
with researchers claiming that it could actually
be unhealthy to consume those products
and that food containing GMOs should be clearly labeled.
But what is certain is that eventually,
when all the laws and regulations are settled,
we will create perfect people.
I would just like to say when that happens,
please don't round up all the bald people
because we still have value.
We still have value!
Number two is no wisdom teeth.
Around 1 million years ago,
early humans had larger jaws,
which could easily fit all 32 of their teeth,
including the wisdom teeth at the back.
They also had more use for their teeth too,
as their diets consisted more of raw, organic things
like dead prey or leaves and roots
that are harder to chew.
But today, our meat and vegetables are cooked,
blended, ripened, and tenderized
before we consume them,
making them much easier to chew and digest.
So we have much less use for our molars
and wisdom teeth than our ancestors
and our jaws have become more rounded
and less pronounced as a result.
In fact, 35% of modern humans are born without
their wisdom teeth, while others tend to get them
surgically removed to prevent them
from pushing the rest of their teeth out of alignment.
And I'm one of those people
that it was not a fun experience.
So it seems that wisdom teeth are already on their way out.
It could be as soon as the next generation
who stop growing them.
Only problem is we're going to have less
David after dentist-type videos where we're going to see
people high after getting their wisdom teeth out.
Ah, let's enjoy them while we have them.
Number three is taller.
Today's humans are nearly four inches taller
on average than our relatives from 150 years ago.
The reasons for this may have to do
with the nutrient-rich diets that we received as children.
Today's kids are given a lot more variety in their meals
than an average person's kids in the 1800s.
Now you might be thinking, "But if our diets
"can keep improving, our next generations
"might become tall enough to film a reboot of Space Jam
"or domesticated giraffes as live-in pets."
But don't worry, that's not going to happen
because actually, our growth will hit a peak.
The ceiling of this growth depends entirely on our genes
since they are the determining factor
in how much we can achieve physically
when given the right amount of nutrients.
Trust me, I tried eating a lot of vegetables.
It didn't make me taller.
If height becomes a desirable trait,
we'll just have to breeding the tallest people
together and create some kids with genes
that are capable of making them look like
circus stilt walkers.
Number four is less hair.
Hold up, the future of humanity
could look just like me?
All right, all right, all right!
Scientist claim that humanity could actually evolve
to grow less body hair since millions of people
are constantly trying to get rid of it.
As we have progressed through evolution,
we have already shed a ton of it.
And with more clothes and weather protection,
our need for it decreases.
Both men and women already use hair removal tools
and treatments to give them smoother skin,
and people with less hair are generally
seen as more attractive and more likely to breed.
In evolutionary terms, the hair on our heads
has most likely been kept as a useful way
of shielding our scalps from the sun
or as an extra layer of warmth against the cold weather.
I can vouch for that.
I need tooks all day.
As for body hair, that may have stayed around
because it helps exhibit pheromone scents
or just because it helps retain the heat around our junk.
But future humans could look completely hairless
and probably shinier.
(imitates seal calls)
Number five is less muscle mass.
With our increasing dependence on technology,
we are now more prone than ever
to sitting on our butts all day.
Technology will also soon control most of the common labor
jobs and many manual labor jobs.
With robots taking up all the hard work,
we will need our physical strength less and less.
And if we ever put colonies in space,
you can expect your muscle mass to decrease significantly
with the loss of gravity.
If we go further back in the human evolutionary process,
our evolved weakness compared to our specie's ancestors,
chimpanzees may have been a trade-off
for the super-smart brains that we possess today.
The less energy that we devote to powering our muscles
could end up benefiting us in the intelligence department.
Basically, our bodies just became generators
to power smarter brains.
Number six are weaker immune systems.
With the increased usage of things like health supplements
and antibiotics, future humans
could have a harder time combating sickness and disease.
Not only will their bodies become dependent
on using vitamins and medicines to produce antibodies,
but viruses and diseases will mutate
and become more immune against the drugs that we use.
Personally, I blame those people that use
hand sanitizers all day.
You know who you are.
These super viruses could cause epidemics
and force us to rely more on new medicines
and medical technology, making us more
naturally susceptible to illness.
And with our evolutionary forecast showing humanity's
physical decline, our increasingly convenient new gadgets
and machines that remove the need
for us to move around won't be doing us any favors
fitness-wise.
If we're going to beat the ever-evolving super viruses
of the future, we better hope it's also possible
to leave our biological bodies
and enter our brains into something
that isn't susceptible to disease,
but that's some matrix stuff
and that's just a whole nother video.
Number seven is selective hearing.
You may have heard this term used in a negative way
by your parents or maybe by your significant other
when you've been accused of not listening.
While selective hearing is something
that already somewhat exists right now,
but it's all in your mind.
You can focus on certain sounds
through a mental ability known as the cocktail party effect.
This was researched in 1953 by cognitive scientist
Collin Cherry.
This basically allows your mind to block out
specific audio sources that are playing at the same time,
like paying attention to one conversation at a party.
A study of selective hearing in 2010 found that men
have less difficulty overall
than women in identifying sounds
from specifically-targeted sources.
Through evolution, our selective hearing
may become more honed and give us the ability
to silence ambient noises better.
Imagine the ability to tune out all Kardashian news
or even any Nickelback song.
Man, I long for a future like that.
Number eight is universal ethnicity.
With modern transportation becoming increasingly efficient,
humans of all different races have the ability
to travel and find romance just about anywhere on earth.
As the likelihood of interracial relationships increases,
the mixing of genetics will help to produce
new generations of humans who carry a blend
of unique traits found in multiple races.
In other words, love will literally
overcome our differences.
That, or night accompanied by 18 years of child support.
You know, either one.
Basically, racism as we know it could end
and people will be fairly similar in skin tone.
Any distinguishing features of a person's race
will lose significance or disappear altogether.
But this isn't to say that there will just be peace on earth
once this happens
because as humans, we will almost always be at odds
for our differences in opinions or beliefs.
Still, making things harder for racists and xenophobes
is always a step in the right direction.
Number nine is digital immortality.
According to the Oxford University Future of Humanity
Institute's director Nick Bostrom, future humans
may actually be able to develop a way to scan a brain
by each atom in order to create a sentient AI from it.
This would change natural evolution entirely,
ending natural selection
and replacing it with evolutionary selection
and thus, creating trans humans.
They would be able to receive updates,
eliminate the basic requirements of staying alive
like food, water, and sleep
and travel faster than a speeding bullet.
In theory, the creation of trans humans
will bring about questions of true consciousness
or a true self.
In other words, will this AI really be you?
And can you continue to experience life through it,
or is it simply a program that learned to be you?
Perhaps we're destined to live on through
our digital creations.
I mean, just imagine living inside a Super Mario game
or even a YouTube video.
Mm.
And number 10 is, we won't evolve.
Because our population has increased to a massive size
and we all live longer, an anthropologist
at the American Museum of Natural History,
Ian Tattersal, believes that everyone will live long enough
to pass down their genes and muddle the gene pool.
This would halt the progress of traditional evolution.
With our ability to survive regardless of genetic affliction
the Darwinian theory of natural selection
may not be applicable to our species anymore.
Humans would only be able to evolve in smaller communities
that are isolated and carry a smaller gene pool.
Not evolving could prove to be perfectly fine
for our species since we have achieved
a genetic foundation that has take our population
to the highest point that it has ever been at.
We are also smart enough to invent programs
that can teach themselves
and help carry us into the future
without having to adapt to our environment.
So that all means that we may literally be the final version
of humanity.
I don't know if that's good or bad because there's some
stupid people on this planet.
Mm.
But big thanks to all of you for watching this video.
And if you enjoyed it, remember to hit that like button
and subscribe if you haven't yet.
I'm going to have a brand new video for you
tomorrow at 12:00 west coast time,
3:00 eastern standard time,
so make sure you come by then.
Have a fantastic day.
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DISGUSTING SHOT ROULETTE | Challenge Pete - Duration: 7:37.
Hi, I'm Pete and if you're watching this video
that means I haven't had a chance to record
the challenge that you guys voted for last week
but that video will hopefully be up next week
today's video, this is kind of like a back up video
incase one week I'm too busy
with university or something to record
the voted for challenge
hopefully that makes sense
anyway, today I'm playing disgusting shot roulette
there are 16 shot glasses
8 of them are gonna be filled with something horrible
and 8 of them are gonna be filled with something nice
I'm gonna spin 6 times
and each time I will have to drink whatever number
it land on
also, if it lands on the green
then that means I have to drink every single shot on the table
and that has happened before
in my blended McDonald vodka shots video
so, hopefully it doesn't happen again.
Let's raid my cupboards to find out what gross things I'm gonna be putting in the shots
Fish sauce, I've had this before and it made me throw up
Let's also take some vinegar, some malt vinegar.
English mustard
Nice and sour, some lime juice.
I'm gonna be throwing in some vodka
and also some tequila
I mean, if I'm gonna be drinking disgusting things, I may as well get drunk and have a bit of fun
How about some dog food
I don't even own a dog...
Tasty grasshoppers
Alright, I'm gonna fill up all the red ones with bad stuff
and all the black ones can be reserved for the good stuff
Now for the part I've been looking forward to
Let's find some nice things to put in here
And I need 2 more
I'm gonna be a bit fancy and have some chocolate wine
Some jam
6 rounds, let's spin.
It's a black
Which is a nice! I thought it was bad, oh sweet.
It's a bit of a boring one, it's just water.
Wait, hold up.
That was vodka!
What the!?
Wait, I put black as bad!?
I thought I put black as good!?
That was a shock to the system, I was expecting water!
Round 2
Why did I think?
Black 29
Did I just? Oh no!
I just got confused again!
Black is bad isn't it.
Why can't I get that into my head? Ok, I've got vodka again.
I did not expect to be getting drunk in this video
I don't wanna be drinking vodka at 3 in the afternoon
Red, a good one!
18, jam, cheers!
We're half way through this game already
time flies when you're having fun!
19, another good! Some whipped cream
You know what, there's 16 things on the table
I may as well make it half, I'll spin 8 times instead of 6 so
we're half way, spin number 5
Black, 22
Crickets
I am so gonna regret saying I'll do 8 rounds aren't I
I've had a bug burrito before so this shouldn't be too bad.
They've got a horrible taste, it's disgusting!
It's really sour
Spin number 6
23, red! Some good old milk.
Good for the bones.
I just had a milk grasshopper cocktail in my mouth just then
Nearly there!
I do not want a 6 or a 20, thats the dog food.
12, red!
Apple juice!
The green is still out there ready to get me
15, aaah, mustard
That puts hairs on your chest.
Well, you know what, I'm in a good mood so
I'm gonna give you guys one more spin, even though I've already given you guys 2 extra spins.
2, is a bad, but how bad is 2
Poop.
It's vinegar. I'm gonna do the vinegar
then I'm gonna drink all of the good ones after it to get rid of the taste in my mouth.
Got milk on stand my
Let's do this.
I just spilt all the milk over me as well.
And to finish it off...
Thank you for watching this disgusting shot roulette, I hope you enjoyed it
Next week it's be back to the normal schedule and routine of you voting on what I do next time.
It' just future me has been super busy this week, so this video's here to keep you entertained
while I finish university or whatever I'm doing
I apologise on future Pete's behalf
Thank you for watching, if you enjoyed it please give it a thumbs up and remember to
no, don't vote because there's no vote this week
that was like an automatic response
subscribe for new videos like this every Thursday
thank you for watching, goodbye.
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Former George Bush Staffer Says Donald Trump More 'Marketer' Than 'Performer' | MSNBC - Duration: 4:52.
>>> TODAY, WE ARE LOOKING AT NEW NUMBERS.
REPUBLICAN VOTERS WEIGHING IN ON THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST 100 DAYS.
WEEKS AFTER THAT FIRST, BIG DEFEAT ON HEALTH CARE, IS
TRUMP'S BASE STICKING BY HIM? IS THE PRESIDENT'S BASE STICKING
WITH HIM? JOINING ME IS A POLITICAL
ANALYST AND FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF FOR PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH.
ASHLEY AND JONATHAN ARE HERE ON SET.
ANDY, I'LL START WITH YOU. OVERALL, IT SEEMS LIKE PRESIDENT
TRUMP IS DOING WELL AMONG REPUBLICANS.
33% GIVE HIM AN A. 39% GIVE HIM A B.
IF YOU'RE A COLLEGE STUDENT, YOU DIG THOSE NUMBERS.
ON HEALTH CARE, ONLY 20% GIVE HIM AN A.
NOT HORRIBLE, NOT GREAT. YOU THINK THE WHITE HOUSE IS
STILL FEELING PRESSURE TO ACT ON THIS ONE?
>> ACTUALLY, I THINK THE 100-DAY PLAN HAS BEEN, OBVIOUSLY, A PLAN
THAT WAS IN PLACE, BUT THEY'VE HAD TO DEAL WITH A LOT OF THINGS
HAPPENING OUTSIDE OF THEIR PLAB
-- PLAN THAT CAUSED THEM TO LOSE FOCUS.
THEY'VE ACCOMPLISHED QUITE A BIT, MORE THAN I WOULD HAVE
THOUGHT. THEY'RE BEHIND ON FINDING PEOPLE
TO SERVE IN GOVERNMENT AND GETTING THOSE PEOPLE NOMINATED
AND CONFIRMED. BUT IN TERMS OF CHANGING THE
MOMENTUM IN WASHINGTON FROM THE OLD DAYS TO THE NEW DAYS IS
HAPPENING. WE'RE ALL DEBATING ABOUT IT.
I'D LOVE TO GET ASHLEY AND JONATHAN'S TAKE ON THIS.
BUT THEY'VE HAD A RELATIVELY PRODUCTIVE, CLOSE TO THE END OF
THE 100-DAY TEST PERIOD THAT WE'VE ALL PUT OUT THERE FOR
THEM. THEY'RE GETTING BETTER GRADES
THAN I THOUGHT THEY'D GET. >> ALL RIGHT.
ASHLEY AND JONATHAN, ANDY TEED YOU UP THERE.
WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK? >> I THINK WE KNOW THAT,
CERTAINLY, THE PRESIDENT IS VERY MINDFUL OF THE 100-DAY
BENCHMARK. HE TWEETED THE OTHER DAY ABOUT,
I THINK IT WAS A FOX NEWS STORY, BUT 90 DAYS AND HOW HE WAS DOING
WELL. HE SCHEDULED A PRESS CONFERENCE
ON DAY 98. COULD BE TALKING ABOUT VETERANS
AFFAIRS OR PERHAPS HE COULD GIVE HIS OWN REPORT CARD FOR HIS
FIRST 100 DAYS. IT IS HARD TO SUGGEST HE'S BEEN
A ROUSING SUCCESS AT THIS POINT. THERE ARE A NUMBER OF CAMPAIGN
PROMISES HE'S YET TO FULFILL. HEALTH CARE IS A DEBACLE.
ON THE POSITIVE SIDE, THE SUCCESSFUL NOMINATION AND
INSULATION OF A NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE IS SOMETHING THAT
IS GOING TO NOT JUST HELP DEFINE HIS TERM BUT OUTLAST HIS
PRESIDENCY. >> VERY TRUE.
>> YEAH, I THINK IT IS RISKY TO GIVE THE PRESIDENT ANY LETTER
GRADE. AS JOHN SAID, IT IS CERTAINLY
SOMETHING HE IS DEEPLY AWARE OF. NOT JUST THE LETTER GRADE BUT
ACTUALLY HITTING ACHIEVEMENT MARKS.
HE HAS, TO AIDES PRIVATELY, COMPARED HIMSELF TO WHAT
PRESIDENT OBAMA HAD DONE AT THIS POINT.
I THINK IF HE DOESN'T FEEL HE'S HITTING THE MARKERS, YOU'RE
GOING TO SEE HIM GET A BIT ERRATIC, WHICH IS NEVER GOOD.
>> THANK YOU, ASHLEY. >>> THE AP IS LOOKING AT THE
PRESIDENT'S FIRST 100 DAYS, TALKING ABOUT SORT OF THE
PRESIDENT'S POSITION ON GLOBAL AGREEMENTS.
THEY WRITE, THAT ALLOWS HIM TO TELL HIS BASE, OF THE PIVOTS OR
FLIPS, THAT HE IS GETTING A BETTER DEAL THAN BUSH OR OBAMA
GOT, AND REENSURE THE INSTITUTIONS IT IS BEING DONE
WITH A NOD AND A WINK, THAT TRUMP DOESN'T MEAN WHAT HE SAYS.
DO YOU AGREE WITH THAT? >> FIRST OF ALL, I DO THINK THAT
DONALD TRUMP HAS BEEN A LITTLE BIT MORE OF A MARKETER THAN HE
HAS A PERFORMER. HE HASN'T GENERATED AS MUCH OF
THE RESULT THAT HE PROMISED, BUT HE HAS, CERTAINLY, INCREASED THE
RHETORIC AROUND WHAT HE WANTS TO DO.
HE'S ALSO DEALT WITH SOME PRETTY BIG CHALLENGES THAT HE DIDN'T
PLAN ON DEALING WITH IN THE 100 DAYS.
NORTH KOREA, SYRIA, CHALLENGES WITH RUSSIA.
HE'S GOT, YOU KNOW, THE IRANIANS DOING SILLY THINGS.
HE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE HIS WHOLE TEAM IN PLACE AND, YET, HE IS
FUNCTIONING BETTER THAN HE MIGHT HAVE.
I THINK HE NEEDS SOME HELP. I WANT CONGRESS TO BE A LITTLE
BIT MORE SYMPATHETIC IN HELPING HIM GET THE PEOPLE AROUND HIM TO
DO THE JOB. THAT'S THE DEMOCRATS IN THE
SENATE. I WANT THEM TO HELP GET THOSE
NUMBER TWOS, THREES AND FOURS AT THE DEPARTMENT SO HE HAS SOME
PEOPLE AROUND HIM THAT CAN HELP IMPLEMENT THESE POLICIES THAT
ARE SO IMPORTANT. NOT NECESSARILY IN THE PARTISAN
SENSE OR EVEN THE POLITICAL SENSE, MORE FOR THE NATIONAL
SECURITY SENSE. HE'S GOT A GOOD NATIONAL
SECURITY TEAM. I GIVE HIGH MARKS FOR GENERAL
McMASTER AND WHAT HE IS DOING AT THE NSA.
I THINK THAT'S GOOD. WE'VE GOT A LOT MORE TO DO.
BUT BOTTOM LINE IS, HE HASN'T MET HIS OBLIGATION TO GOVERN
WELL YET. THAT MEANS TO LEAD WITH, I'M
GOING TO SAY, MOTIVATION. SO CONGRESS WILL WANT TO DO WHAT
HE SUGGESTS. HE'S GOT TO BUILD A BETTER
PARTNERSHIP WITH PAUL RYAN AND THE REPUBLICANS IN BOTH THE
HOUSE AND THE SENATE. IN TERMS OF EXECUTIVE ACTION,
HE'S ACTUALLY DONE A PRETTY GOOD JOB.
HE'S BEEN RELATIVELY DECISIVE. I'M NOT PLEASED WITH EVERYBODY
HE'S DONE,
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closer to midnight | #1 why people believe in conspiracy theories and mistrust science - Duration: 18:11.
Hi guys, welcome back to my channel.
So tonight I'd like to sit down and have chat.
And I think you could call this a podcast.
I need to make an introduction
since this is the first time I'm trying something new,
so please bear with me for the next two or three minutes
while I get the housekeeping out of the way.
I'm not sure whether I'll continue this as a series,
although I'd love to, I feel we need more female voices on podcasts,
and I mean the sound aspects of it,
not the gender parity part.
And I'm always looking for ways to cater to everyone who enjoys my voice.
Okay so... moving on.
I find this particular topic quite fascinating.
I've been trying to work this out for such a long time now
and I still don't think I have managed to pinpoint
what's at the core of the problem and turn this into one theory
in which all elements would work together.
But to be fair, there's a ton of people believing in conspiracy theories
and those maybe individuals on the right,
on the left and in the center of the political spectrum,
so it's not like 'hey, only those conservative right-wingers' believe in that nonsense.
No. It's just that the left and the right tend to believe in entirely different types of conspiracies.
Although I have to point out that liberals tend to be
a bit more reasonable in this particular case,
but that's a topic for a totally different discussion and I might pick it up in a different podcast.
Anyway, when you take all of those factors into consideration,
it probably turns out that the problem is too complex to try and unify this
and create a single profile for such a person.
After all, when it comes to the workings of the brain.
a lot is yet to be discovered.
Today I don't want to discuss conspiracy theories themselves,
it's rather a question of why do people believe in them,
even after the real evidence-based science is laid out,
and at the same time, why do people mistrust science these days.
Please note that I know my reasoning might be flawed
and there are some limitations to my knowledge,
because I'm not educated in that field,
so this is just some casual rambling.
I'm thinking out loud but hopefully
it'll be coherent enough for you to make sense of it.
So without further ado, let's move on.
And I want to start by saying I understand the thrill of conspiracy theories
and the supernatural stories.
Getting pleasure from those is fine. I don't want to spoil it for anyone.
I guess I'd compare this to watching Star Wars.
So you enjoy it, but you don't go walking around,
telling everyone how you fought Darth Vader
with a lightsaber, because you know it's not real.
And before I start judging conspiracy theorists,
let me stress that I strongly believe you should be allowed to
ridicule people's beliefs and opinions.
Certainly, making fun of people is not very elegant nor pleasant
for the human being you're interacting with.
It's always better not to get personal and stick to the facts,
but you can't police everything that comes out of people's mouths,
and you have to be allowed to respond to the gibberish that seems to be
piling up these days, especially when you're discussing health-related topics
such as homeopathy, anti-vaxxers,
naturopathy, curing cancer is vitamin C and so on.
There's this excellent quote by Professor Brian Cox
floating around the internet so I'm quite sure that some of you
have already stumbled upon it, but for those who did not,
let me quote it now,
because it's crucial to what I'm about to do and say.
The problem with today's world is that everyone believes
they have the right to express their opinion
and have others listen to it.
The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion,
but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of,
particularly if it's demonstrably nonsense.
So with that in mind, let's proceed to the main point.
First of all, people are terrified of the unknown
and they are generally suspicious.
So if an individual does not understand the complexity
of the universe or at least the crucial elements,
they will want to simplify the surrounding reality
and through that, in a way,
regain control they've lost in the first place.
Simplifying is easier than committing yourself to truly understanding
a given problem and also,
admitting to yourself that there are some issues beyond your comprehension
is not always easy. Some people would rather
question everything to further reject
that fact and trick themselves into thinking that
'hey, look at me I'm so inquisitive, I want to question everything".
Now I'm not suggesting that questioning is redundant.
Obviously, you should always proceed in life with caution and suspicion,
but once the problem is solved, admit that
you were wrong and stop living in denial.
And on a side note, I think that the ability to admit that you were wrong
and change your mind based on the evidence you're given
is a wonderful sign of maturity,
although it's a trait very few people seem to possess nowadays,
or maybe I was just unlucky and didn't meet a lot of them during my lifetime.
Let me be honest with you:
I am an idiot, okay? I'm a keen one,
as Robin Ince once nicely put it, but still an idiot.
I have accepted that fact and I try to
meander my way through this huge pile of information that's being steadily thrown at me.
However, I'm not scared of people who are wiser than I am.
I trust them. I trust their judgments, and
I have confidence in science because
I recognize what's at the core. I try to surround myself with wise
and interesting opinion leaders as much as I can,
and surprise surprise, it turns out that
the more you interact with the monster
the less terrifying it becomes.
Now some humans lack the basic understanding of what lies are the foundations of science.
There's not enough popular science in
our everyday lives, it's not simplified
and not accessible enough for the common man.
Of course, there are tons of brilliant documentaries,
podcasts, articles and whatnot, because I myself have been watching them,
I've been reading them and listening to them.
But I want more because clearly,
we're not doing well with the amount we currently have.
Or maybe it's not a question of accessibility but rather
a question of popularizing popular science, so to speak,
and making it clear for everyone that accepting the limitations
to our knowledge is not a bad thing after all,
and sometimes it's better to leave some issues in the hands of professionals.
Undeniably, we're not at home with this idea,
because the education system and many other outlets,
especially internet-based outlets,
have been encouraging us through the years
to think of ourselves and our views as special.
So, knowing all of that, what do people make of science.
Well, some of us don't understand it that much,
but we still trust it.
Others however, might perceive it as arbitrary, subjective assumptions
made and forced upon us by authority figures.
So scientists may come across as arrogant,
mainly because people don't understand how the process of developing theories works,
what the scientific method is and for that matter,
what peer review is or scientific consensus is.
I believe that's one of the most important things we should be
teaching at schools, because providing children with knowledge and ideas
is one thing but it would be appropriate,
I think, to teach how these facts and theories were shaped.
Now, it might seem that scientists are this bunch of
arrogant people, wearing glasses and white uniforms,
coming up with ideas and instantly deciding they are correct.
And the truth is exactly the opposite.
Science usually doesn't bear any hidden agenda.
I'd like to quote Richard Feynman on the scientific method and what's it all about
to make it a bit more clear for you.
"In general, we look for a new law by the following process.
First, we guess it. Then we compute the consequences of the guess,
to see what, if this law we get is right, to see what it would imply,
and then we compare the computation results to nature,
or we say, compare to experiment or experience,
compare it directly with observation to see if it works".
Okay, and here comes my favorite part, the beauty of science
and the part that so many people seem to be oblivious to.
"If it disagrees with experiment, it's wrong.
In that simple statement is the key to science.
It doesn't make any difference how beautiful your guess is,
it doesn't matter how smart you are, who made the guess,
or what his name is. if it disagrees with experiment, it's wrong.
That's all there is to it".
End of quote.
And please, don't give me the 'scientists are paid by the government to control us
and to depopulate the earth' because that's
another conspiracy theory, okay?
"Nature wants five of your seven children dead,
it wants you dead by 50, and everything
better than that is brought to you by
science and technology".
So there goes your theory about the fearsome science.
Out the window. You wouldn't be listening to this podcast if it wasn't for science.
And I always love it how those that oppose
science so very much, always do it via iPhones and laptops
that were brought to them exclusively by science.
But, um... back to the point.
That's why you need to learn from conspiracy theorists.
You need to make it simple, you need to lay out
the connection between science and everyday life
and how it has improved life's quality for an average person,
especially knowing that these positive effects do not always show immediately.
Sometimes it's just serendipity.
All science wants to do is to work things out
and if you don't stress that often enough, people will
turn to conspiracy theories because they
create the illusion of being on your side not against you.
So let me give you a real life example. 50 years ago,
everything was a lot less complicated.
Most of the household appliances could be
understood by the common man.
When something broke down, you could have just opened it up and mess around with it.
Nowadays, you can't just open your laptop or your TV and fix it.
You have to hand it to a specialist
and sometimes it's even cheaper to buy a new device.
And another example - curing cancer with vitamin C.
Now, I know of various quacks
who encourage cancer patients to ditch
chemotherapy in favor of curing cancer
with intravenous vitamin C. And why do
people go for it even if it's not their
last resort? Well, because it's easier
to comprehend the mechanism and it's
seemingly natural as opposed to chemotherapy.
So to sum up, this undoubtedly is a subconscious process.
These people do not want to admit that
they can't grasp the intricacy of science, obviously.
And when you deconstruct all of the conspiracy theories out there,
it turns out they simplify everything,
blatantly disregarding physics, biology,
chemistry and much much more at the same time.
Before we jump to the next segment, just
a quick reminder that I'm still running
the campaign to help me fund my short
film about social anxiety in the mental
health series and we still got a long
way to go on the world wide version,
so please kindly consider contributing
if you haven't already because I won't be
able to make the film without your help
if we don't reach the goal. The links
are in the description.
And we've got ninety-four percent on the Polish version,
so to all my Polish people: thank you so much.
*Thank you so much, you can still donate,
and let's move on*.
Okay, so moving on to the next part
which will be about low self-esteem, big
ego and the need to belong.
Now these are all very much interconnected.
So through becoming a conspiracy theorist,
you automatically join a rather small
group of people, at least I hope these
groups are still small. But you join
a group of people who share similar views.
Now, I'm not sure if you've noticed it, but
they have a tendency to feel superior
and smarter than the rest of us, they are
awakened to the truth, while we,
the idiots, we remain asleep and we are being
continuously manipulated by the government.
Is there a better way to make up for your low self-esteem
than to join such a group? And the sense
of belonging is probably self-explanatory.
I recall reading a study or an article on
how many of the believers, let's call them that,
tend to be alienated in some sort of way,
mainly in real life.
They are all mutually supportive, always on the same side,
ready to put themselves on the line to defend the whole group.
Maybe this also provides some sort of false
sense of meaning in life. I don't know.
And huge ego is quite obvious as well,
I think. So if you think you're special,
it's only natural you'll be drawn to
the idea of being a part of a selected group of individuals,
whom I personally like to call the insufferable know-it-all type.
And it's no secret that a true, wise man will always question himself
while the fool is always so boundlessly confident.
Moving on to part three which I think is a bit abstract,
but I want to discuss the idea of
becoming a rebel for no apparent reason.
I've noticed that this is quite common
in science and in politics.
So to give you an example, it doesn't matter who's in power at the moment,
these people love swimming against the current.
They don't do it because they have a strict set of rules that might not go along with
the government's agenda. They simply feel the need
to rebel, to criticize. I have no idea what's so appealing about it.
Maybe it's the adrenaline rush
or the idea of being different.
Maybe, yet again, this gives a false sense of meaning to their lives.
Maybe they feel smarter, maybe they
feel superior. I don't know.
I know however that there is an excellent quote
in 1984 by 'Orwell' that describes
these phenomena beautifully, and it's when
Winston tells Julia: "you're only a rebel
from the waist downwards".
And in that simple sentence is the essence of this short little segment.
And number four, a bonus part, not exactly related to conspiracy theories.
It's more about living in denial and mistrusting science.
Although... it doesn't apply in all cases,
but it does work nicely with climate change
and other environmental issues.
And the point is: people are lazy.
We are comfortable and we don't want to make an effort.
We love the status quo.
Now, once you accept that climate change is real
and human activities contribute to it,
causing climate change to accelerate at unprecedented rate,
you automatically feel the need to do something about it,
or at least you should.
The most effective solution to this
problem can be introduced only by
the governments. But politicians can be placed under obligations
only when the people show their discontent.
But despite that fact, there's still so much you can do about it
on your own, without asking for permission.
You can use public transportation, you can drink tap water,
you can ditch foods produced with palm oil,
you can go vegetarian, vegan or
at least cut down on the amount of meat
you consume. And you can vote.
But hey, all of that is unappealing.
It's easier to live in denial and continue consuming burgers with cheese and beef.
Before we end I'd just like to point out that
our reasoning tends to be flawed by all sorts of
cognitive biases. The confirmation and
conservatism biases are important here,
I think, because we love to be right
and we hate to be wrong.
And that explains why some people, even when they are presented with scientific evidence,
choose to look for flaws in theories
that oppose their convictions.
They want to carry on believing they are right.
And ultimately, this turns into a vicious
circle you simply cannot exit once
you're immersed in this world, which is
also why if you believe in one conspiracy theory,
it's very probable you believe in a couple more.
And to finish it off, on a side note, that's just my personal opinion,
so it's totally subjective, you're free to disagree,
but I think that most of these theories, these legends
and whatnot, even if they seem attractive some,
to me they are boring because they are not real.
Now the mysteries of the universe, that's
something worth discovering and devoting your time to.
I know, that sounded extremely cringey, but really
there are so many questions I find fascinating...
So in the next podcast,
if I make another one, I will be discussing my favorite ones
and I'll also explain why I'm so in love with science,
despite the fact I'm not particularly smart and
in many cases, understanding certain ideas
requires a lot of effort on my part and a lot of brainpower.
And I'll try to share my favorite sources of knowledge
for those that might be interested.
And on that note, I will end this podcast.
Thank you so much for listening and hopefully you've made it till the end,
or if you wanted to go to sleep, you're asleep by now.
So I will hear you in the next one.
And please remember about the social anxiety film.
Thank you so much, once again. Bye!
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Marijuana Legalization Has Record-High Support In New Poll | MSNBC - Duration: 2:30.
COP JEFF SESSIONS PROMISED ALSO TO POLICE MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
EFFORTS WHILE POT USE, SALE AND POSSESSION, REMAIN ILLEGAL
FEDERALLY, EIGHT STATES THEY ARE HIGHLIGHTED FOR YOU IN GREEN, OF
COURSE, THERE ON THE MAP, EIGHT STATES HAVE LEGALIZED
RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA USE. THE NATION'S CAPITAL DOES NOT
ALLOW SALES, BUT RECREATIONAL USE AT HOME IS LEGAL THERE IN
WASHINGTON, D.C. THERE'S A NEW POLL OUT, IT SHOWS
JUST HOW MUCH ATTITUDES ARE CHANGING AROUND POT.
TO DIG DEEPER TURN TO OUR DATA GURU SENIOR POLITICAL EDITOR
MARK MURRAY ON THIS 4/20 HOLIDAY FOR SOME, I SHOULD POINT OUT.
WHAT DOES THIS NEW POLLING SAY FIRST OF ALL, MARK?
>> CRAIG, IT ACTUALLY SHOWS THINGS THAT ARE PRETTY
CONSISTENT WITH OTHER POLLS WE'VE SEEN.
IN THIS POLL 61% OF AMERICANS SAY THEY SUPPORT LEGALIZATION OF
MARIJUANA. IN THIS POLL IT'S UP FROM 5
POINTS BACK IN APRIL. AGAIN, THIS IS PRETTY CONSISTENT
WITH WHAT OTHER SURVEYS HAVE SHOWN THAT A MAJORITY OR A
LITTLE MORE THAN THAT, BACK LEGAL MARIJUANA USE.
WHAT I THINK IS STRIKING IS JUST LOOK AT THE CHANGE FROM 1979
WHERE YOU JUST HAD 27% OF THE PUBLIC THAT ACTUALLY SUPPORTED
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION, SO CRAIG, JUST OVER A 40-YEAR SPAN,
A VERY BIG SEA CHANGE. AND THEN A COUPLE OTHER NUMBERS,
YOU HAVE 88% OF AMERICANS, ALMOST 9 IN 10, WHO BACK MAKING
MEDICAL MARIJUANA LEGAL. AND THEN YOU END UP HAVING 71%
OF AMERICANS OPPOSING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CRACKDOWN OF LEGAL
SALES OF MARIJUANA. AND CERTAINLY THAT SEEMS TO BE
SOME OF THE RHETORIC COMING FROM THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION AND
CERTAINLY ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS.
>> TO WHAT CAN WE ATTRIBUTE THE SHIFT IN NUMBERS THERE, MARK, OR
DO WE KNOW WHY ATTITUDES SEEM TO BE CHANGING SOMEWHAT SWIFTLY?
>> WELL, CRAIG, ONE HAS TO DO WITH JUST YOUNGER GENERATION
THAT, YOU KNOW, THAT MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION IS SUPPORTED BY
YOUNGER PEOPLE AND AS YOUNGER PEOPLE ARE BECOMING A BIGGER
PART OF THE COUNTRY. THESE NUMBERS GO UP.
THERE'S ALSO ONE OTHER REASON I THINK IS FASCINATING, CRAIG, 53%
OF AMERICANS IN THE SAME CBS POLL SAY ALCOHOL IS MORE HARMFUL
TO HEALTH. JUST 7% CITE MARIJUANA.
THERE'S A BIGGER STIGMATIZATION ON ALCOHOL THAN MARIJUANA.
>> MARK MURRAY OUR
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Welcome to WARN, Todays News is.
Centre will soon release funds for construction of India's Second Aircraft Carrier
The Navy is said to be willing to submit a re-prioritized procurement plan to the government
to make funds available for the construction of India's second aircraft carrier.
This could mean holding back on other big-ticket purchases in favor of the carrier.
"There is a lot of positivity, both from the government side as well as the Navy.
I am sure within two-to-three months; we should be able to take it up, second aircraft carrier
plan, with the ministry to get the funds.
It is a very big-ticket item, it will have to be at the expense of things, we need to
take these calls before we can go about doing it," Controller of Warship Production and
Acquisition, Vice Admiral DM Deshpande said.
Finance / Defence Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley has already hinted that the Ministry will
be ready within two to three months to release funds for the construction of India's next
generation aircraft carrier.
The proposed aircraft carrier could be one of the largest in the world.
Indian armed forces are managing procurement at low-level budgetary allocations against
the projected demand for the services.
�The budgetary allocations for capital acquisition have declined for the three services not only
since 2015-16.
Similarly, against a projection of $21.96 billion for the capital budget in 2017-18,
only $13 billion have been allocated from annual budget 2017-18 for various Services
(Army, Navy, Joint staff, Air force, DGOF, R&D and DGQA).
This decline in the allocation for the capital acquisition will definitely affect several
procurement proposals and contracts which are to be finalized in 2017-18,� observed
a parliamentary panel report on defense.
The procurement plan for capital modernization schemes may have to be reviewed and re-prioritized
based on available funds, sources in the Defense Ministry said.
Indian Navy has set a target to finalize the deal worth $9 billion deal including minesweepers
vessels, Landing Platform Dock by end of this year while it has recently signed a deal worth
$2 billion for Barak 8 missile from Israel.
The Navy will commission the country�s first indigenous 40,000-ton aircraft carrier Vikrant,
currently being constructed at Kochi, by end-2018.
The project has been delayed for many years and it revised the estimated cost to $2.9
billion.
After decommissioning of aircraft carrier Virat, the Indian Navy is dependent on the
recently acquired INS Vikramaditya (the former Admiral Gorshkov of the Russian Navy).
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TOLD TO LEAVE THE BONGS
AT HOME.
REALLY?
IN THE MEANTIME IN THE
SOUTH BAY, POLICE HAVE
SOME STUDENTS AT GARDENA
HIGH SCHOOL ARE USING
THIS DAY TO WARN ABOUT
THE DANGERS OF DRUG USE.
OFFICERS SET UP CRASH
CARS ON CAMPUSES SO
TEENS WILL BE REMINDED
IT'S ILLEGAL TO DRIVE
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Want a career in the U.S. Coast Guard? - Duration: 3:21.
LOOKING TO A CHALLENGING CAREER
GUARD IS
LOOKING FOR SOME HELP...WE
WELCOME
INTO THE WAKE UP TODAY STUDIO
PETTY
What are you looking for in
potential candidates?
A.- First of all, thank you very
much for having us
today! With graduations right
around the corners,
right now is a perfect time to
consider joining
the Coast Guard for people who
are looking
for a new, challenging and
exciting career
opportunity. We're looking for
highly
motivated young men and women
between the
ages of 17 and 31. The Coast
Guard is also
offering a $2,000 signing bonus
for
everyone who enters the service
and successfully
from your local Coast Guard
units present.
What are some of the most
popular jobs in the
Coast Guard?
A- We have two terrific
crewmembers with us
today. Petty Officer 3rd Class
Candace
Coolberth is a machinery
technician
here at Coast Guard Station
Honolulu and is
one of many responsible for the
engineering
maintenance of any small boats
assigned to
the command. Candace also serves
as a
boarding team member, which is
why she's
currently dressed the way she
is. Boarding
U.S. laws and regulations on the
sea in safe and
professional manner. Petty
Officer 3rd Class
Brian Rodriguez is an aviation
survival
technician or better known as a
rescue
swimmer at Air Station Barbers
Point. You've
probably seen these guys quite a
bit throughout the islands
people join?
A- Whether you're here on Oahu
or on the
neighboring islands, the best
way to get more
information is to contact our
office here in
LOOKING TO A CHALLENGING CAREER
HELP...WE WELCOME INTO THE WAKE
UP TODAY STUDIO PETTY OFFICER
GABRIEL ACOSTA... Q-We know the
much for having us
today! With graduations right
around the corners,
right now is a perfect time to
consider joining
the Coast Guard for people who
are looking
for a new, challenging and
exciting career
opportunity. We're looking for
highly
motivated young men and women
between the
ages of 17 and 31. The Coast
Guard is also
for everyone who enters the
service and successfully
crewmembers
from your local Coast Guard
units present.
What are some of the most
popular jobs in the
Coast Guard?
A- We have two terrific
crewmembers with us
today. Petty Officer 3rd Class
Candace
Coolberth is a machinery
technician
here at Coast Guard Station
Honolulu and is
one of many responsible for the
engineering
maintenance of any small boats
as a boarding team member, which
is why she's currently dressed
the way she is. Boarding team
swimmer at Air Station Barbers
Point. You've probably seen
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Covered by the night we walk against the current of history,
we will never obey what the others say.
Loudmouths are shouting, telling us where to go,
but nobody will take from us the path that we chose.
The society suffers a complex – everyone must walk with the rest,
if you ever step aside, you should die on the bottom of a river.
But we will never run with the stupid crowd,
our way of life is skinhead - antiracist!
Skinheads - against the stream
Skinheads - following our dream
Skinheads - forever vendetta
Skinheads - antiracist!
The society locked itself to a jail of prejudice,
in a small cell stripped of any kind of reason.
Hiding somewhere in the corner trembling with fear,
for skinheads this society is good for nothing.
Skinheads - against the stream
Skinheads - following our dream
Skinheads - forever vendetta
Skinheads - antiracist!
Skinheads - against the stream
Skinheads - following our dream
Skinheads - forever vendetta
Skinheads - antiracist!
Skinheads - against the stream
Skinheads - following our dream
Skinheads - forever vendetta
Skinheads - antiracist
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Eyes On Ottawa Caption videos - Duration: 2:09.
- Captions.
So, nowadays, I don't know about you,
but I would say that when I'm on social media,
I read my videos more than I watch them.
Now, that probably has a lot to do
with where I am in my life,
so right now I've got two kids at home
and I can be on my phone while they're watching cartoons.
Now, if I hit play on a video,
somehow me and my phone are really of interest
and I can't actually get anything done
and the kids are no longer watching TV.
Or, a lot of people read videos on their phone
if they're in a doctor's office
or some other place where it's inappropriate
to turn the volume on on their phone
or in the office or something like that,
so what a lot of people do, are doing,
is they're adding captioning to their videos.
It can be done in two different ways.
It can be done right in the edit,
and that requires editing software
and a little bit more skill and time,
or it can be done through the captioning software
available in a lot of social media platforms.
So on YouTube and on Facebook in particular,
there is a section where you can actually go
and type in everything that you say.
That's the easy cheap way of doing it.
There's another way where you can contact companies
that do transcription and they can give you what's called
an SRT file, which is a file that ends with .SRT,
and you add it to the video after you've done it.
Now, that is also available for Facebook Live videos,
so just because you've done a Facebook Live video
doesn't mean that you can't go back and caption it later,
and I would highly suggest especially for business videos
that you go back and caption it
because those videos tend to get a lot more engagement
and you tend to know what the person's talking about
more than just a talking head.
Especially when you're doing Facebook Live
and you're holding it and you're pretty much
the whole thing is just your face,
it's hard to get the context of what you're doing,
so the captioning really helps with that,
so I would highly suggest that if you're going to be putting
time and effort into doing videos for your business
that you put the time, effort,
and possibly money into captioning them as well.
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French Lesson for the English! | GSUSE | S05Ep12 - Duration: 2:08.
Dear France, please don't vote to
leave the EU.
I know it's tempting but
look at Britain after Brexit. Their pound
is falling.The companies are leaving.
And Theresa May calling a spot election for June?
She's consolidating power more than
Erdogan in Turkey.
Look France, I get it.
Why would you want to be part of a
union that keeps speaking English
the whole time?
But come to think of it...
why are we speaking English in the EU when
the EU no longer includes the English?
This is your big chance, France!
You could
force me to speak French right now.
"France, I understand. You don't want to be"
"in the same union with the British."
"their big mouths and bad teeth."
But the British are gone!"
France, you are the backbone of Europe.
Britain was like the appendix.
And Look at the Brexit negotiations!
Britain is so weak .
you could force them to make French their national language!
You would be doing them a favor!
In their own country, their level of English is only
approximately 95%.
They're getting dumber by the day.
France, they need you!
So please, France. Vote to stay in the EU.
If not for your own sake, then do it because
you know the Brits,
they will fucking hate it.
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It snowed at the end of April | The winter came back - Duration: 3:18.
Hello, so I did not long ago wake up And I was surprised when I saw what was happening outside
So, snowing at the end of April, is April 20th
it snowed nonstop all night
and look here it snowed over tree
Everywhere, snowing over tree flowers
Already made trojans
It does not stop, I do not know what that means, but it's not okay
Over my garden is snowing everywhere
I gave all the plants in the house back
But I've moved them before, as time is bad
and look snowing on me
Look, you see. And go to the garden
To show you there
We do everything to be good and beautiful but
This snow ruins everything Because it is not in the right time
So here is the apple tree flourished but
Here we see the flower
but it snowed a lot and now snow
and cherry, I'm sorry that snow now over flowers
So it's evening, and the snow still does not stop
To the flower of this apple
ahhh it snowed and snowed, and still continue to snow
So let's get us there
Oh my God, I slip here
So these trees were very blooming
and now it snowed on them and
I do not know if we're going to eat cherries, that's it
Look what happened there
wind and snow gave down the currant
Look what happened
But this is a Prunus cerasifera
so
And we're getting close to the currant
So the wind gave the branches down
Were beautifully blooming, I wanted to shoot it
But look what happened
Do you see?
That's it, look
All day snows and looks
How much is the snow level
You see where my hand is
look
So there was a goodly Trojan all day
very very bad
I will also show the negative, not only positive
Look, what's going on here
So I hope to stop the snow, and melt the snow as quickly as possible
woe to the poor as trees,
And thank you for watching
leave a like, distribute this video
And subscribe to my channel
I'm Gheorghe, we'll see you next time
bye: )
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Let's Rebuild Oklahoma - Duration: 1:38.
Hi, I'm Scott Inman.
My wife, Dessa and I, along with our girls Ella & Sophia
are proud to call Oklahoma home.
It's been an honor representing my hometown at the state Capitol
trying to do my best to make Oklahoma a better place
to live and raise a family.
I was born and raised here.
In fact, our family's roots date back more than 100 years.
As Oklahomans we have a lot to be thankful for.
Our abundant natural resources,
our revitalized urban centers,
our strong agricultural heritage,
and most important - our people.
But there's no getting around it.
Over the last few years
our state's leaders have let down our families and our neighbors.
To put it bluntly, they've failed us.
Something has to change.
And that's why today,
I'm announcing that I am running for Governor.
I have a record of fighting for every Oklahoman
and a plan to restore Oklahoma's promise for future generations.
Look, I'm not a rich man.
I don't have a famous name.
And I certainly haven't been a rubber stamp for Mary Fallin.
I'm just someone who believes in doing the right thing,
even if it's not always popular.
It's time our leaders do right by Oklahoma,
because we can't afford to continue down this path.
It's time that we begin the process
of rebuilding our schools,
our roads, our healthcare,
our state
so that Oklahoma can be prosperous for all of our citizens.
I'm Scott Inman.
and I humbly ask for your support
to be your next governor.
Please join me.
Let's Rebuild Oklahoma!
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