Hello internet - and welcome back to the most inquisitive channel on YouTube - Life's
Biggest Questions - the place where we incorrectly label an object class, clock out for the weekend
- and wake up on Monday morning to a strange new world.
Today - as always, I'll be your host Jack Finch - as we slowly peel back another layer
of the mysterious SCP Foundation - try and make out that we're not somehow affiliated
- and sew the seeds of discord and distraction - as we ask the euphorically induced question,
What If SCP-999 Was Real?
Roll the clip.
If they can handle it.
What would our species do if there was a substance that induced pure elation, so powerful - that
it could bring someone from the brink of suicide to complete and utter joy?
What would the world be like if we had access to unbridled, unfiltered happiness?
Would it be a good thing?
… Would we really be - happy?
Well let me introduce you to SCP-999.
Before we jump into that one though guys, let's clear up some house rules first things
first - if you're a fan of this video, the SCP Foundation or just LBQ in general - then
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Let's begin.
SCP-999 is one of the few skips rendered as a safe object class.
In short - it appears to be a large, amorphous, gelatinous mass of translucent orange slime
- with, strangely enough, the consistency of peanut butter.
Sounds great right?
I love peanut butter.
Well if you think that's good - then things are about to get better.
999's composition is oil-based, but consists of a substance completely unknown to modern
science.
As well, other than a thin - transparent membrane surrounding the orange jelly boy - the subject,
despite close inspection, appears to have no other organs to speak of.
If Flubber was orange and had any other redeeming qualities - this guy would be it.
The subjects temperament is often best described as playful and dog like - and reacts to any
sentient interaction with complete and utter overwhelming elation.
On approach, it will gloop over to the nearest person - and begin to frantically hug them
with a pair of pseudopods - all the while emitting incredibly cute, high pitched cooing
noises and gleefully nuzzling at their face.
If that's not joy-inducing enough - SCP-999 is reported to emit a specific pleasing odor
that differs depending on whoever it interacts with.
Recorded scents have included chocolate, fresh laundry, bacon, roses and Play-Doh - and has
been also noted to expel odors that evoke a childlike nostalgia with the recipient.
This is where the mechanics of SCP-999 become a little too good to be true, what would we
do to deserve such a weird ball of complete and utter joy?
Simply touching 999's surface causes an immediate euphoria - intensifying the longer
one is exposed to its presence and having a prolonged effect long after separation from
the creature.
While the creature will seemingly interact with anyone - it appears to have a special
interest in those that are unhappy or hurt in any way.
There are several instances where people suffering from crippling depression have returned with
a completely positive outlook on life after interacting with SCP-999 - so much so, that
the foundation have even considered the possibility of marketing the creatures slime as an antidepressant.
And then we get to the crux of our question - the implications of how humanity would respond
to such an overwhelmingly positive bundle of joy - and mankind's propensity towards
exploitation.
Uh, how could we do this to such a beautiful, amazing creature?
Let's consider Scenario: Joy.
A hypothetical scenario where SCP-999's slime has been extracted from its membrane
during an experimental procedure, with the intention of extrapolating the same genetic
material and replicating it en masse.
Our first point is an ethical point - will the creature be in pain when a part of it
is removed?
SCP-999 has already demonstrated an unconditional love for all animals - especially humans - refusing
to eat any form of meat and even going so far as to risk its own life to save others.
So in that case - from a psychological perspective - how could we go ahead with the knowledge
that SCP-999 was suffering?
From here - we see Scenario: Joy split into two paths - one where we knowingly go ahead
with harming SCP-999, despite our knowledge of its suffering - and one where the creature
feels no pain at all and is completely fine with giving a part of itself for the benefit
of humanity.
In the latter case - we're all good to go, and the planet will rapidly become a much
more peaceful, utopian place - thanks to the Joy and bottled elation gifted to us from
the benevolent SCP-999.
We'd be under the influence of a golden age of humanity - we'd finally put aside
our differences, disarm the planets nuclear arsenal - and work together for the benefit
of the species.
Or would we?
Put a pin in that one, because that's a pretty gigantic subject.
The former though, where we know that SCP-999 is in pain but we go ahead anyway - is a much
more stark reality, and a lot closer to the bone than we would realise.
What if SCP-999 was essentially, a finite resource - and the more we took from it, the
less joy it would be able to expend.
As demand increased for Joy - the more genetic material we'd have to take from the creature,
eventually depleting it to a smaller, less euphoric version of itself.
Or say that the more we exploited 999 - the more its initial design would change.
Imagine a lifeless, amorphous beige glob of goo laboriously rolling around the floor - a
shell of its former self.
Would we be okay with that?
And what if the creatures intention turned.
If it has the capacity to emanate pure joy - perhaps it also has the capacity to emanate
pure hatred and sorrow?
Perhaps as punishment for exploiting the creature, instead of living in a utopia - it'd punish
us by corrupting itself straight from the source - and instead of the distribution of
pure Joy - we'd be shipping bottles of hatred en masse across the planet like a jacked up
version of Red Bull - only this doesn't give you wings, it gives you deep, dark, crippling
depression.
And then we're right back to where we started, only much worse off - and no lessons learned.
Humanity 101, right?
Anyway - unfortunately that's all we've got time for today, guys.
What do you think would happen if SCP-999 was real?
Leave your thoughts in the comment box down below.
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Top 10 She-Hulk Surprising Facts - Duration: 5:37.
Welcome back nerd squad, my name is Roya Destroyaa and this is Top 10 Nerd.
The jade giant has been gracing the pages since 1980Õs Savage She-Hulk, and has never
quite reached the peak of fame like her cousin Bruce Banner has.
However, Jennifer Walters is a very interesting, humorous, and unique character all on her
own, and more people should pick up a She-Hulk story and join in on the fun!
So letÕs take a look at the top 10 SHE HULK SURPRISING FACTS.
In the number 10 spot is WHY SHE WAS CREATED.
The incredible Hulk Tv show was extremely popular in the late 70s, and Marvel began
to worry that the showÕs executives may get the diea of capitalizing on hulkÕs success
and spreading to a wider demographic; that is, the female population.
So in order to prevent someone else from getting the rights to a female Hulk character, Marvel
went ahead and created one themselves, beating CBS in the race.
Similar to what happened with Spiderwoman.
Sadly both female versions have taken a abckseat to their male counterparts, kind of what happens
when youÕre just an afterthought.
Next, at number 9, is DAVID GOYERÕS WORDS ON SHE HULK.
David Goyer, who you may recognize as the guy who worked on the writing of Dark Knight
trilogy, Man of Steel, and Batman vs Superman, had some really strong things to say about
the character.
In one interview podcast, he stated she was basically Òa giant green porn star that only
the hulk could fuckÓ.
Damn, way to demean the lady.
This of course sparked some outrage, even from Stan Lee himself who stated she was never
meant to be just a love interest, and definitely not to the hulk. (more on that later but forget
about it for now, thanks) In the number 8 spot, WE HAVE HER GREY VERSION.
Just like Bruce Banner, she-hulk also has a grey version that changes her up a bi.
Introduced in Sensational she-Hulk #15, this version of Walters is much less intelligent
and much more ready to punch stuff.
This state is triggered by severe stress, such as her little quibble with Thanos in
Civil War or when her cousin kicked the bucket for a while.
She must fight to keep this persona in control, just like Bruce is constantly warring with
his own Hulk.
And to think she made green look so great, IÕd say she rocks the grey too if it wasnÕt
so detrimental to her health.
Up at number 7, SHE IS A UCLA ALUMNI.
All of you who attended the university of Los Angeles California can say that she-Hulk
is a famous alumni members of yours!
She attended the UCLA school of law and became a criminal defense lawyer, a fact alone that
probably makes her even more scary than the Hulk.
I can only imagine how she felt when her poor cousin was launched into space without due
process or fair trial.
Coming in at number 6 we got HER WRESTLING CAREER.
SheÕs so well known for her law career that writers tend to keep in line with this backstory.
However, in the Spider Gwen universe, Walters tries her hand at a very different profession.
In the spider Gwen comics she is a pro wrestler, one who attends GwenÕs high school as part
of a charity event; pin her to the mat, and she will donate funds to an orphanage.
She actually threw the match so that she would lose, proving again that sheÕs not jus mean
and green, but also a generosity machine.
Next up, at number 5, SHE KNOWS SIGN LANGUAGE.
Something that I would love to learn, but would probably need to go around everywhere
with a cheat sheet realistically!
Walters indeed knows American sign language and has used it to communicate with her deaf
acquaintances effectively and also quite covertly, as she did when conveying a subtle message
to Hawkeye that he was going to meet his doom shortly.
Not like everyone around wouldnÕt have noticed the hand movements and wondered what was going
on.
See, ASL has so many neat uses, they should teach it in schools!
Up next at number 4, we have BREAKING THE 4TH WALL.
Deadpool gets all the praise for providing comic relief with his 4th wall shattering
humor, but if you are looking for another character who does this just as well, she
Hulk is your gal.
Her comic awareness began even before DeadpoolÕs, in 1989Õs Sensational She-Hulk, and features
silly antiques such as tearing the page or speaking to the reader.
Or even firing the narrator of her story.
Yep, pick up Heroes for Hire #14 if you want to see some of the best of She Hulk.
In the number 3 spot, WE HAVE THE FAILED ADAPTATIONS.
If you are wondering why Hulk got a bunch of live action movies and his cousin did not,
well, people did try!
The first attempt was planned in the 80s and was to take place after 1977Õs The Incredible
Hulk.
However, investors werenÕt particularly interested, and this was before the time Marvel had the
giant budget.
Then, there was an attempt in 1989 for a made-for-TV film where she would star alongside Hulk.
And that was shot down as well.
Coming in at number 2, is THE IDEAL ACTRESS.
In an attempt to procure investors, Marvel announced Red Sonja actress Brigitte Nielson
to the role of She Hulk, and even featured her in photos to promote the pitch to the
people with the big bucks.
But according to Mariko Tamaki, the writer at the helm of JenÕs solo series, Hulk volume
4, Rosario Dawson would make the perfect she-hulk.
She was inspired by this photoshop job, and honestly, we couldnÕt agree more.
All the more reason to get to work on a movie that will actually happen this time around.
And finally, in the number 1 spot WE GOT HER INCESTUOUS RELATIONSHIP.
Know how I said Walters was never intended to be a love interest for the hulk?
Yeah, that went out the window in Old Man Logan.
Rather than the intelligent woman she is, she does something really dumb and really
disturbing and gets down and dirty with her own cousin.
Together they produce a clan of idiot baby hulks who went on to become the hulk gang.
Even if your cousin was the only person you could possibly mate with, please.
Think twice before doing it.
So those were the top 10 SHE HULK FACTS.
Let me know in the comment section down below which hero you want facts on next?
My name is Roya Destroyaa, thanks for watching, and donÕt forget to subscribe so you never
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JOURNEY TO HOME #15 | BUILDING FURNITURE FOR MUDROOM BASEMENT - Duration: 16:49.
Previously on journey to home
Don't know if you guys can see me today is Tuesday the 4th and guess where we are parking
Reserved for families and expecting mothers boss everyone
I don't think D said what day today is but it's September 4th, and we are in
Ikea we're currently looking for vanity for the basement bathroom and a
medicine cabinet and a nice little cabinet
So we got to go to for an aisle 18 and I was gonna go to bin 64
yeah 64, so that's what we're doing right now and
He's just being himself in the background
He should crash into the fence and get us in trouble
alright, so we are looking for 64 63 and
64 so right here
so this is the one
But we are looking. Oh, they gonna be like Oh in pieces, you mean, you know the top that's usually how it is
Okay, here's the cabinet though the medicine cabinet
Is this the one that the seven it'll help?
It's to 6901 that we're looking for
For the persimmon the price will be split into five or
267 so doesn't go
Okay. So this one in this one? Yeah, so 66 and
So we need this 66 964 but it is
66 on 64. Oh, it's a winner
Oh, oh, so that's the bottom piece. But top piece. Oh, it stopped you something
No, it has the things on the side. So this is the one so what is that thing?
So sick, she sent me this has to be the one
Yeah
blah blah sing
The rap you can rot weaken, okay, so we need one of this so grab one of those
So grab one of those you can with you
And bring this car a little bit closer so you can put it on
So that's the sink that he's taking down right now
Yeah rectal vegan and now we need actual base which is right here so
Get one that's not open because some of these are open so get one in the back
I forgot you have to build it. Yeah, there's a build everything when you come take here school don't know
So we just found the
Medicine cabinet and
sent a color white, but then we noticed this huge hole or hope we're hoping that
There's no like scratches in here
It's the last one so we don't want to leave it behind if there if it is scratched we definitely will return it
But I don't think there is we looked inside and there's no scratches
I think it just got a hole in it from something so hopefully fingers crossed. So that's that
Currently on the trolley. We have the sink and vanity
The actual cabinet part now we need one more piece, which is the actual tall cabinet
Which we'll get I think it's in Aisle 20 and currently we're in aisle 18. So now we're getting the tall cabinet
Well, according to this it's called high cabinet with mirror door and these getting it out. It's two pieces
So we have to get 1 and 2 so 1 and 2. What do you have right now?
That's tools the nails
What number is this one once you got one so now we need number 2 this right there or right there
Anyone else hate these IKEA carts, they like I don't even know they wiggle
They don't go straight they like turn and slip and slide
It's really frustrating
So now number two your fun to ride but nothing else yeah
Yeah, they're really in like Tabasco. Good Vinick with the guy he has
It's easy to turn with I guess when you're going around a corner. No use using the Machine all machine
But there should be an option to lock the wheel so that it goes straight that's what they need to do next
All right, so we got everything we need time to head home and get some work done
So troublesome
All right, so we're trying to get these things into these car
He's trying to organize the back because we just did some paint shopping went to dalat
So we picked up a lot of paint how many cans we have?
Like six cans of one dollar and got my pregnancy pail in the back we're hoping that everything could fit into this car
If we had my car it would have fit. Okay Oh Laurie. Here we go Oh
Turn it sideways and that's all gonna boom see how he's mean to me you guys
Yelling and I would take a seat up a bit. Yes fine
so now he has a just seats just to get this in I
Keep teasing him. Yeah
Okay, now I should fit. Oh, I can't push it work
Okay, so bring it turn it more this way if you turn it more this way, you should go right in
It's good. Mm-hmm. Why would it have to do you know, I wouldn't have to adjust anything? You're just slip into my career
All right, so that's one I'm gonna the longest piece
So all the other ones would fit okay not too bad
So the next piece these two pieces are very long, but oh shit this one longer. I don't know we're turning from
I
Played those breakable. No, this one has the boat workable. Oh, I don't know
Doesn't fit
It does not fit okay, hold on put that one straight. Yeah look at us, huh? No said I went to scratch
that's I put the pose they're
Touching
By the way, I'm just playing around with it
Anyway, so you gotta do what you gotta do sometimes
So he was able to post a trunk, but I had to adjust my seat
So just any tips for anyone play around with the seating and you should be able to get everything in
Your car and I'm sitting right beside
The cabinet so you can also do this as well
I told you about faith. Yeah, how long do you take five minutes?
All right, so let's go
All right
This running surprisingly smooth so you guys can see but the tire-pressure sign is on because he's checking it divorce
Yeah, oh it's definitely hope you
Three before, I not certified everyone sits later on in the day
We went to Ikea you guys know we bought some stuff for the back room down here
Dee and I are trying to clean up this family room because we have furniture coming in tomorrow. We have the
Sectional that's coming. That's gonna go right in this corner. So down here is pretty jammed
So so we need to clean up so you can see what it looks like before so
Dee is getting ready to set up some lights
whoa
Yeah this game pretty tall. So we're setting up some of my filming lights because down here as you guys know is pretty dark
I think next year. We definitely will get some spotlights. But for now, we're just working with what we got
So setting up some lights you can turn the late yeah towards us. Yeah
Great okay, so you're just adding some light because dark down here
So you got to move all this stuff out of the way
Well, mostly this section out of the way because the sectionals coming right here
So that's what we're doing right now
So we're making progress room is almost cleared
Everything is pretty much behind the bar what you guys can't see and kind of over in this section
All the things that we're building today is over here
And then we got one more piece right here in here. So if you can move these two big pieces, that would be perfect
Yeah
But no, I'm just move it over here for now speaking, um baskets for the bench
No, those are for the floor upstairs
Yeah, they don't go in the ceiling yeah
All right
So we just went ahead and we moved most of the items right now we have what's in a middle of the floor right now
This is part of it Tarbuck, so there's three pieces. So Brian the middle floor is the TV stand
I told you guys we're using we're doing and do-it-yourself TV stands. I got this idea off of
Pinterest or you take a dresser and you pretty much take off some of the drawers and you turn it into a TV stand
Yatta Yatta most of you guys know exactly what I'm talking about
Cindy's actually sweeping up the floor so he can be barefoot down here cuz can wear your sandals everywhere in the house
We definitely have to wear it upstairs because upstairs is disgusting. You guys already know about that
Yeah, this is gross so
But yeah, we want to be barefoot in the forest, no, they're not cool they actually feel good so
we
do you thinking that we should build this after we paint it what you
Feel so yeah, that's what he's saying that we're gonna just feel the material first
We'll decide what we're gonna do. That's not it
You have to sand this, I don't know maybe no
It feels pretty rough to me. Well take out the picnic
No, even if I have to sand it
I don't have to do like an extreme sand I can just do a simple sound with my hand
Brush it off and start painting. That's good. I could have some good
No, we decided that we're gonna build this separately because we want to do a do-it-yourself series for you guys clear a lot of you
Guys are interested in that. So we're gonna move on to something different. We'll move on to the bench for the mudroom
so I'm just gonna close it back up and
So put that to the side and let's do the bench
Yeah, let's do that one
Don't burn the memory somewhere and then we'll meet a little person
That's the cushion
The bench
I
Think I don't understand about men is that they don't like to read the instructions. I am the type of person
I'm not all men, but I'm the type of person I love to read the instructions and make sure that I do everything properly
because
I've done I've built things with my dad and he says, you know
I know how to do this and then we end up doing it wrong
doing it wrong and then
Anyways
We end up doing it wrong you happen to take it all apart and redo it so
I really like to make sure I follow instructions and how to do stuff. Yeah
so
This is the bottom piece
Where the little baskets will sit? All right now, it's upside down so you can't really tell what's happening, but
The bank is pretty much straight for us. You don't really need instructions. All right, but
For the other other items that we have we definitely need the instructions. Oh, yes we do
How you know a woman didn't make this oh
Gosh
We need some rugs for down here I need to get a rug nice little carpet
Like a bluish gray color
We saw one at Home Depot our thinking we're just gonna get it. I really like
Yeah, I really liked it so this is what the bench is looking like so far
So this is the bottom piece like I was telling you guys that the baskets will sit on where's the baskets?
I could put that together
Yeah, you put them in the back
All right, I'll get them. Oh, I don't know if you guys can tell but he's unscrewing the bench because he did it wrong
No, do you have to say for yourself
This is what I'm talking about. My dad does the same thing?
He tells me he doesn't need the instructions and then halfway through we have to undo the whole thing. It's fine
No, you don't. Okay, so were you doing right now? I'm just
because
The mystic I was kind of making before is that this is supposed to be
Next on journey time
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Daniella Ryf VS Lucy Charles - Duration: 11:53.
- Morning, Trainiacs.
Daniela Ryf versus Lucy Charles, (exploding)
class of the titans.
Is Lucy Charles gonna be the next Daniela Ryf?
Can Daniela Ryf hold off the surging Lucy Charles?
We're gonna talk about all that.
(energetic electronic music)
So since Lucy Charles stormed up
to second place on the podium
at the Hawaii Ironman World Championships in 2017,
a lotta people have been speculating
that she would be the next athlete to unseat Daniela Ryf
in the full Ironman and half Ironman distance.
Now, this past week where she again placed second
on the podium in behind Daniela Ryf
at the Half Ironman World Championships
in Port Elizabeth, South Africa,
a lotta people have been asking me
is Lucy Charles and when is Lucy Charles
going to unseat Daniela Ryf?
Now, with her being so young,
with Daniela Ryf having a tough year in 2017,
I think that that topic was a lot more contentious
and uncertain at the end of 2017.
However, with Daniela Ryf being so dominant in 2018
and Lucy Charles getting stronger over the course of 2018,
I think that this is probably one of the most
uncertain answers that I'm going to be able to give
for any heads up match up that's out there
in triathlon today, but we are going to try.
So let's analyze point for point, swim, bike, run
and some of the intangibles,
how Lucy Charles and Daniela Ryf stack up.
Starting with the swim, obviously Lucy Charles,
being a former Olympic hopeful for Great Britain,
missing out on going to the Olympics,
I think, by just one spot,
and then moving into open water racing,
she is probably the best swimmer in triathlon period.
And we're talking like for men or women.
Now, she might not be as fast as men,
but relative to her gender and the times
that are being put out,
there is nobody even close really
to challenging Lucy Charles
besides maybe Lauren Brandon.
Lauren's really good too.
But when it comes to Lucy Charles versus Daniela Ryf,
Lucy Charles is going to come out of the water
ahead of her every single time.
However, what's happening there
is because Lucy's such a strong swimmer,
in a lotta cases, she is going to be working on the swim
entirely on her own
unless she can pair up with a Lauren Brandon,
with a Lauren Stelyle, somebody like that
who has a really good swim pedigree,
she's gonna be out there potentially tiring herself out
and coming out somewhere around two
to three minutes ahead of Daniela Ryf.
Daniela Ryf comes from an ITU sports background
where she had to be an amazing swimmer,
so she is an amazing swimmer
coming out in the front pack,
and she has been smart enough to basically just sit in
to the front pack and making sure
that she gets out in that front pack,
able to attack on the bike,
but because she sat in the front pack,
not on at the front of it, she's kinda been pulled along,
and I think that potentially
she might be a little bit fresher coming onto the bike
than Lucy Charles.
Not positive about that though.
So let's assume that in just about every single race
Lucy Charles is getting out two to three minutes ahead
of Daniela Ryf in a full Ironman,
and Daniela Ryf is gonna have to work
to catch up on the bike.
Now, Daniela Ryf is the best female cyclist
in long distance racing,
maybe one of the best female cyclists ever
in long distance racing,
but there's a really interesting dynamic
that Lucy Charles, getting out so far ahead of the pack,
she's working entirely on her own to hold off
a charging Daniela Ryf that can use a little bit
of the group dynamics, even being,
I think it's 11 or 13 meters in behind anyone
who's in front of her.
That'll still save anywhere
between about two and four watts
as she's going through the field
to catch up to Lucy.
She can use a little bit of that pack dynamics
to get up to Lucy while Lucy is just out front
peddling on her own.
And we saw that in 2017 in the last 40 kilometers
of the bike ride in Kona
that Daniela Ryf essentially time trialed and boom,
broke Lucy Charles, riding away from her,
leaving her several minutes behind coming into T2.
However, last weekend
in the Half Ironman World Championships,
instead of breaking Lucy Charles,
Lucy was able to ride on Daniela's wheel
the entire length of the bike,
and I think this goes to show how Lucy Charles' youth
and really inexperience relative to Daniela Ryf
is a benefit to her.
She only took up triathlon four years ago.
So just every single year she's going to get stronger
and stronger on the bike,
and what we saw in 2017 is that she didn't have the stuff
to stay on Daniela's wheel.
In 2018 at the half Ironman distance, she did.
So let's assume that coming into T2,
these two ladies might just be side by side.
And then it's gonna come down to the run.
Historically and currently, Daniela Ryf
has been a better runner that Lucy Charles.
We saw that in Kona last year.
We saw that this year in Port Elizabeth at the half.
Daniela is around a three hour full marathoner
and around a 1:15, 1:17 half marathoner.
Lucy Charles has been around a 3:05 to 3:10 full marathoner
and more like a 1:20 half marathoner.
Can Daniela Ryf get quicker?
Potentially, but I think the more interesting fact in this
is that I think Lucy Charles can get quicker,
and we can look at some of her times
for the past couple years to see the trajectory
that she's on.
In Challenge Samorin for 2017 and 2018,
her respective times were 1:25 and 1:21,
a four minute improvement.
Ironman Lanzarote in 2016 versus 2017,
a 3:27 versus a 3:18, a nine minute improvement,
and then at the South African Championships,
albeit it's a different course,
this year she did a 3:05 full marathon.
And then at South Africa at World's,
she did a 1:20 half marathon.
Now, granted again, different course than Challenge Samorin,
but it's the fastest half marathon that she's done.
It seems like every time Lucy Charles is racing
she's getting faster and faster on the run.
And this is pretty remarkable
because swimmers, historically, have always had a tough time
adapting to that run.
Maybe it's the vertical nature of it.
Maybe it's the weight bearing nature of it,
but if you look at the running strides
between Daniela Ryf and Lucy Charles,
Daniela Ryf has some inefficiencies.
Her feet are pointed out just a little bit
at the back of her running stride.
She's got a pretty big movement on her left, left elbow?
I think it's coming from her elbow
and it comes across her body.
Whereas, you look at Lucy Charles' running stride,
it's classic, it's long, it's smooth,
and I think that with that big engine
that she's got from swimming that she's developing
in cycling, it's only a matter of time
until she develops some callousing in the legs
and is able to start putting down
some really fast times in running.
Does that mean that she is going to be able
to beat Daniela Ryf, and when is that gonna happen?
I think that's when we have to start looking at some
of the intangibles.
Let's start with age.
Daniela Ryf is only 31 years old,
so as long as she can stay healthy,
she potentially has seven to 10 years
of really good long distance racing in her.
Her endurance is going to be improving a lot,
but at that point, once you're in your 30s,
you're not necessarily building up speed
and strength anymore.
Lucy Charles, however, is 24 years old right now.
She's able to build endurance.
She's able to build speed in both cases,
and because she's so young in the sport,
she is constantly just putting more and more miles
into her legs on the bike,
which is already proving to be very beneficial,
and more miles in her legs on the run,
which, hopefully, she can keep progressing.
So she's still on a very strong upward trajectory,
whereas, I think Daniela Ryf is kind of in a holding pattern
at the moment.
It's a damned good holding pattern she's in,
unbelievable, but she's fighting Father Time.
I'm fighting Father Time, and he's winning.
Injury-wise, we did see Daniela Ryf have some back problems
in early 2017.
Conversely, Lucy Charles had a very serious stress fracture
at the start of her pro triathlon career.
So can either one of them be sidelined by injury?
Yes, absolutely.
Daniela Ryf, with being a little bit older,
might be fighting it a little bit more,
whereas Lucy Charles might be fighting
building running volume while having a history
of a stress fracture.
It's a bit of a headwind there.
Now, here is the thing that I think is really interesting
that Lucy Charles said when we did the podcast with her.
By the way, subscribe to the Triathlon Taren podcast,
wherever you get the podcasts.
It is the most highly ranked triathlon podcast
in the world on iTunes,
just saying largely because we have some fantastic guests
like Lucy Charles coming out.
Lucy Charles said that something that she's got
in her mind is potentially going down
to the shorter distance events in ITU
where she has the swim skills to come out out front.
Biking is less of a concern in ITU,
but getting into a situation
where she has to get fast in the swim,
and then she said coming back into long distance racing
and bringing that speed into long distance racing,
because she's still so young,
that's something that she can spend a couple years doing
and becoming one of the best long course athletes
ever in the history of long course racing.
Whereas, Daniela has already done the ITU game
and brought it into full Ironman distance racing,
and that's why she's so amazing right now.
But Daniela Ryf, like I say, I think is in a bit
of a holding pattern, and I think, as long
as she stays healthy, is probably going to be the athlete
to beat until she decides to hang 'em up,
but Lucy Charles is going to be nipping at her heels,
and the second that Daniela Ryf decides to retire,
has an injury, gets an illness,
I think Lucy Charles is going to be the top pick
to unseat Daniela Ryf
as the best long course female triathlete out there.
So how about that for an un-answer?
If you aren't already subscribed,
hit the subscribe button below
because with Kona coming up over the next couple of months,
we're gonna have a lot of these head-to-head match ups
and it's gonna be, what's it gonna be?
I dunno, I didn't really have an end to that sentence.
It's gonna be good.
Kona's always good.
Thank you to Lucy Charles for doing the podcast.
Thank you to Daniela Ryf for being so awesome
and giving us inspiration to see you ladies just
(exploding) blow each other's brains out in Port Elizabeth.
And see ya tomorrow.
Later, Trainiacs.
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Jared Kushner Told Reporter To Write Nice Things About Trump In Exchange For Access - Duration: 3:59.
Jared Kushner, son-in-law of Donald Trump and a senior White House advisor for some
reason, recently gave some advice to New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd, and that advice
was, "Maybe you should write one or two nice articles about Donald Trump so that you can
get back on his good side."
These comments were allegedly made by Kushner to Dowd recently when Kushner was being interviewed
for the Australian Financial Times ... Excuse me ... Australian Financial Review.
Makes sense, right?
That is exactly what you would expect Jared Kushner to say to a columnist, a reporter,
a journalist.
"Hey.
If you're just nice to the guy for a little bit, maybe he'll be nicer to you.
Maybe you can get access.
Maybe you could do an interview."
Kushner also allegedly said, "Maybe throw out a nice tweet or two about the president."
Now, the reason Kushner even had to say this to Dowd is because Donald Trump absolutely
hates Maureen Dowd because when he was campaigning, she dared to criticize him because ... or
she called him a hypocrite, actually, because Donald Trump called out Bill Clinton's infidelity
even though Trump's own infidelity was something that everybody in this country already knew
about.
Yet, somehow he acted like it was only wrong when Bill Clinton did it.
That is why Donald Trump hates Maureen Dowd.
In fact, at the time, a couple years ago, these were some of the tweets Trump sent out:
"Wacky @NYTimesDowd, who hardly knows me, makes up things that I never said for her
boring interviews and column, a neurotic dope."
He also said, "Crazy Maureen Dowd, the wacky columnist for the failing @NYTimes, pretends
she knows me well.
Wrong."
According to Jared Kushner, the way to undo this damage is to write a nice column about
him.
Maybe a tweet.
Maybe tag him in it.
#MAGA.
No.
See, the entire Trump family tree, which includes his in-law Jared Kushner, they don't seem
to understand how the media is supposed to work in this country.
It is not the job of any media outlet, even that of Fox News, to just sit there and fawn
over the president of the United States all day long, every day of the week.
That is nobody's job in this country to do that.
Yet, they think it is.
Trump, for his entire life, has surrounded himself with spineless yes-men and yes-women
who refuse to ever say anything bad or negative or contradictory to him, and now that he's
in a position of power, he can't stand it that he can't control them.
He can't strike fear in their hearts or threaten to fire them, so they're free to criticize
him as they're supposed to be doing.
They're holding him accountable, or at least trying to, with the exception, of course,
of Fox.
But that's how the media is supposed to work.
You report on what happened, and you let the public make up their own minds.
We know that Donald Trump has been unfaithful to every wife he's ever had.
That's not news.
That doesn't necessarily even affect his ability to be the president.
It's just a fact, and if he wants to get pissy about that, and then Kushner demand that Maureen
Dowd write positive articles to get back on his good side, it's not worth it.
What we need is a press that is completely independent and uninfluenced by the federal
government.
I mean, it's the only industry actually talked about in the Bill of Rights, in the US Constitution.
They mention the press because they understand how essential it is, and Jared Kushner out
there trying to influence them to get them to say positive things about Trump, allegedly,
so that they can get back on his good side is absolutely disgusting, but it's exactly
what we've come to expect from everyone in the Trump family.
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The Real Reason Batman Will Never Kill The Joker - Duration: 4:00.
Since he made his debut in Batman #1, the Joker has been the Dark Knight's deadliest
arch-nemesis.
As the years went on, however, his crimes went beyond thematic robberies and into brutal
murders, including clubbing Robin to death with a crowbar.
That raises a question that's hard to ignore: why doesn't Batman just kill him?
"Come on, hit me!
Hit me!"
It's pretty clear after all these decades that putting a permanent end to the Joker
would solve at least half of Gotham City's problems, which makes it difficult for plenty
of readers to suspend their disbelief.
If you really want to know the actual, definitive answer, though, we've got it.
You just might not like it.
That's because the answer exists entirely in our world, where Batman is a fictional
character designed to appear in movies, TV shows, and at least four comic books every
month, forever,:
If Batman kills the Joker, we can't have any more Joker stories.
He is, in very blunt and realistic terms, too popular to die.
And he's been that way since the beginning.
From the first day that Jerry Robinson drew him on the page, the contrast of the smiling
murderer and the scowling, spooky hero made him Batman's perfect arch-enemy.
Even by the dawn of the Silver Age, when Batman became a much brighter, more superheroic character,
the Joker remained one of the most prominent villains.
All of which is to say that Joker stories sell.
They sell a lot, and on top of that, he's an interesting character that creators like
to make comics about as much as fans like to read them..
Unfortunately, Batman's real-world inability to kill the Joker has to be justified in the
story, and that justification has become exponentially more difficult over time.
It's very easy to understand why Batman keeps taking the Joker back to Arkham Asylum
when he's robbing banks and committing gimmick crimes, even if there's an occasional murder
thrown in to keep him scary.
After all, no one ever asks why Batman doesn't just drag the Riddler out back and shoot him.
By the time we got to the '80s, though, as Batman himself was redefined for a new era,
the Joker was forced to become every bit as unstoppable, just on the other side.
This was when he truly became Batman's opposite, and if Batman was going to be the greatest
hero in the world, the Joker had to be the absolute worst villain.
Before the decade was out, the Joker went from being an occasionally murderous arch-villain
to the psychopath who shot and assaulted Barbara Gordon, tortured her father, killed Robin,
and tried to murder the entire United Nations.
In fact, all that happened in one year.
By the end of the '90s, the Joker was leaving a body count in the double digits at minimum
every time he showed up, and was pretty consistently characterized as an irredeemable monster.
When Jason Todd, the former Robin that the Joker crowbarred to death, came back to life
in 2005, he raised exactly these questions, forcing Batman to provide an in-story reason
for why he can't ever kill his oldest, deadliest enemy.
In that story, Batman told Jason that if he ever killed the Joker, he'd be unable to stop
himself from killing every other criminal who got in his way, and Jason, like plenty
of readers, found that argument to be incredibly frustrating.
Can the world's greatest detective really not tell the difference between a guy who
turned an entire city into smiling zombies and led a death parade through the streets,
from, like...
Kite-Man?
Really?
When you get right down to it, though, Batman's attitude toward killing the Joker actually
has an internal logic and consistency.
It's not actually about the Joker.
It's about Batman himself.
While casual fans might attribute Batman's famous code against killing to the interference
of the comics code, it actually dates back to 1941, predating the code by 13 years.
Either way, it became a fundamental truth about the character, reinforcing the idea
that Batman has his roots in reacting to someone taking a life - two lives, if you want to
be technical about it.
That's the tragedy that he defines himself in opposition to, and the thing that he's
always trying to prevent: death.
He's a crimefighter, and while he might fight bank robbers when they're around, the taking
of a life is the opposite of who he is.
Besides, don't forget that Batman lives in a world where ghosts are 100 percent real.
If you thought the Joker was trouble when he was living, you absolutely do not want
to know what happens once he shows up in the afterlife.
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hi guys, today I will be telling you all info about a new xbox skin "Eon Bundle".
The Eon Bundle contains the Eon skin, seen above, the Aurora glider,
which is essentially a reskin of the Oblivion glider, and the Resonator pickaxe,
which is not shown, but might be this one.
Why does this appear to be Xbox exclusive?
Well, for starters, it's Xbox colors, silver and a glowing neon green.
Secondly, the description of the bundle also contains
2,000 V-bucks, enough for a legendary skin, and "access to the free Fortnite Battle
Royale mode."
As you know, there are a similar thing, but with Playstation.
The skin is a "Royale Bomber".
I already posted a video about "How to get a Royale
Bomber skin for almost free".
So, instead of buying a 400$ console, you can just buy a controller,
which is much cheaper.
I'm sure that this thing will happen to Xbox skin too.
Like when the Exclusive Xbox Version will appear in the store, don't
buy it.
Just wait about a week or a month, and there will
be a cheaper version.
Just a Xbox Controller, which i think won't be more than 50 bucks.
Don't waste your money, just wait a little bit.
Or maybe if your friend is planning to buy a Xbox, say him to wait
when the exclusive version of Xbox will come out.
The price will be same, but you will get more if he waits.
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♪"Nothing Burns Like The Cold" by Snoh Aalegra♪
[RECORD SCRATCH]
♪♪
♪ Can we talk about love ♪
♪ Like we care about love ♪
♪ You know ♪♪
♪ I know ♪♪
♪ You know, yeah yeah ♪♪
♪♪
♪ Nothing burns like the cold (ay) ♪
♪♪
[SNAP]
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The Family Bovine
Can you WIN the SILENCED weapons only challenge? Fortnite Battle Royale!
The theme is, the theme is for this one. Is, err..
We're doing a James Bond theme, we're only using silenced weapons.
Okay? Or pistols, or pistols, or pistols!
Pistols or silenced!
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Henry Cavill Still Might Be Superman After All | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:57.
ANNOUNCER: NOW THAT HENRY CAVILL
IS OUT AS SUPERMAN, WE CAN
FINALLY REVEAL THE NAME OF THE
NEW MAN OF STEEL.
HENRY CAVILL!
MAYBE!
IT'S COMPLICATED.
HENRY CAVILL MIGHT STILL BE
SUPERMAN.
HE POSTED A VIDEO OF HIM HOLDING
UP A SUPERMAN DOLL.
77
WHEN HE POSTED THE VIDEO, HE
SAID --
TODAY WAS EXCITING.
#SUPERMAN.
ANNOUNCER: YES, HE'S REFERRING
TO YESTERDAY'S KERFUFFLE ABOUT
HENRY MAY BE GIVING UP THE ROLE
OF SUPERMAN, WHICH TURNED OUT TO
BE --
ALL FAKE.
WE FOUND OUT IT'S NOT SO MUCH
HE'S QUIT OR BEEN FIRED, THERE
IS NO SUPERMAN MOVIE.
DID THEY WANT HIM TO DO A
CAMEO AS SUPERMAN IN THE SHAZAM
MOVIE.
HARVEY: AND HE WALKED AWAY FROM
THAT OVER A SALARY DISPUTE
BECAUSE HE FELT ALL ALONG HE WAS
UNDERPAID AS SUPERMAN.
WELL, WE THOUGHT ALL ALONG HE
UNDERPERFORMED AS SUPERMAN.
ANNOUNCER: SUPERMAN, SUPER SLAM!
BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO CASTING A
NEW NONWHITE SUPERMAN?
THIS IS THE PERFECT TIME TO
CHANGE THE SUPERMAN.
THERE SHOULD BE A MINORITY.
ASIAN SUPERMAN, BLACK BATMAN.
ANNOUNCER: YES, IT'S TIME FOR A
NEW SUPERMAN AND A NEW TYPE OF
SUPERMAN MOVIE.
HARVEY: WHAT'S WRONG WITH
"SUPERMAN THE MUSICAL"?
ANNOUNCER: OH, NO ONE WOULD GO
FOR THAT -- TWO, THREE, FOUR,
HIT IT!
7 IT'S YOUR FAVORITE SUPERMAN
FIGHTING LEX LUTHOR WITH EASE
BUT I COULD BE PLAYED BY A BLACK
GUY OR MAYBE EVEN SOMEONE WHO'S
CHINESE 77
SO GOOD LUCK, HENRY CAVILL.
YOU'LL ALWAYS BE SUPERMAN UNTIL
YOU'RE NOT, BECAUSE THIS IS
HOLLYWOOD, PEOPLE.
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Queen Latifah - Latifah's Had it Up to Here (Official Music Video) - Duration: 4:54.
Yo, did you hear Queen Latifah's new album yet man
it's all that
I don't know man. I've be hearing a lot of foul stuff about Latifah man, I don't know
Yo, you wasn't acting like that last night when you were sweating her video
I wasn't sweating that video last night man, I wasn't sweating that video.
Man, just shoot the ball.
yo, what's up?
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
Ayo ninety-nine? What's up La? [The Queen is hyped up]
Yo know people tryin' to get fierce on me, I think it's time I tell them about themselves
Yo just give it to them safari style
Well, well, well it's L.A the T.I the F.A.H you'll see why
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The Real Reason Batman Will Never Kill The Joker - Duration: 4:00.Since he made his debut in Batman #1, the Joker has been the Dark Knight's deadliest
arch-nemesis.
As the years went on, however, his crimes went beyond thematic robberies and into brutal
murders, including clubbing Robin to death with a crowbar.
That raises a question that's hard to ignore: why doesn't Batman just kill him?
"Come on, hit me!
Hit me!"
It's pretty clear after all these decades that putting a permanent end to the Joker
would solve at least half of Gotham City's problems, which makes it difficult for plenty
of readers to suspend their disbelief.
If you really want to know the actual, definitive answer, though, we've got it.
You just might not like it.
That's because the answer exists entirely in our world, where Batman is a fictional
character designed to appear in movies, TV shows, and at least four comic books every
month, forever,:
If Batman kills the Joker, we can't have any more Joker stories.
He is, in very blunt and realistic terms, too popular to die.
And he's been that way since the beginning.
From the first day that Jerry Robinson drew him on the page, the contrast of the smiling
murderer and the scowling, spooky hero made him Batman's perfect arch-enemy.
Even by the dawn of the Silver Age, when Batman became a much brighter, more superheroic character,
the Joker remained one of the most prominent villains.
All of which is to say that Joker stories sell.
They sell a lot, and on top of that, he's an interesting character that creators like
to make comics about as much as fans like to read them..
Unfortunately, Batman's real-world inability to kill the Joker has to be justified in the
story, and that justification has become exponentially more difficult over time.
It's very easy to understand why Batman keeps taking the Joker back to Arkham Asylum
when he's robbing banks and committing gimmick crimes, even if there's an occasional murder
thrown in to keep him scary.
After all, no one ever asks why Batman doesn't just drag the Riddler out back and shoot him.
By the time we got to the '80s, though, as Batman himself was redefined for a new era,
the Joker was forced to become every bit as unstoppable, just on the other side.
This was when he truly became Batman's opposite, and if Batman was going to be the greatest
hero in the world, the Joker had to be the absolute worst villain.
Before the decade was out, the Joker went from being an occasionally murderous arch-villain
to the psychopath who shot and assaulted Barbara Gordon, tortured her father, killed Robin,
and tried to murder the entire United Nations.
In fact, all that happened in one year.
By the end of the '90s, the Joker was leaving a body count in the double digits at minimum
every time he showed up, and was pretty consistently characterized as an irredeemable monster.
When Jason Todd, the former Robin that the Joker crowbarred to death, came back to life
in 2005, he raised exactly these questions, forcing Batman to provide an in-story reason
for why he can't ever kill his oldest, deadliest enemy.
In that story, Batman told Jason that if he ever killed the Joker, he'd be unable to stop
himself from killing every other criminal who got in his way, and Jason, like plenty
of readers, found that argument to be incredibly frustrating.
Can the world's greatest detective really not tell the difference between a guy who
turned an entire city into smiling zombies and led a death parade through the streets,
from, like...
Kite-Man?
Really?
When you get right down to it, though, Batman's attitude toward killing the Joker actually
has an internal logic and consistency.
It's not actually about the Joker.
It's about Batman himself.
While casual fans might attribute Batman's famous code against killing to the interference
of the comics code, it actually dates back to 1941, predating the code by 13 years.
Either way, it became a fundamental truth about the character, reinforcing the idea
that Batman has his roots in reacting to someone taking a life - two lives, if you want to
be technical about it.
That's the tragedy that he defines himself in opposition to, and the thing that he's
always trying to prevent: death.
He's a crimefighter, and while he might fight bank robbers when they're around, the taking
of a life is the opposite of who he is.
Besides, don't forget that Batman lives in a world where ghosts are 100 percent real.
If you thought the Joker was trouble when he was living, you absolutely do not want
to know what happens once he shows up in the afterlife.
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If the Betfair trading markets are efficient, how can you profit? - Duration: 12:11.
efficient inefficiency bit of a oxymoron
but what am I talking about here
let's examine in this video please like
and comment on the video below that will
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successfully in sports then why not
visit the BET angel' Academy where we
have more detailed videos so I've been
thinking about doing a video on this for
some time but I've been struggling to
figure out how to explain it and I was
listening to a book and I'm trying to
read before at the book it's called what
is the book called super forecasting
that was it I knew it would come to me
eventually and I'm quite enjoying the
book actually it's it's it's a pleasant
book to listen to and it contains lots
of interesting information and it
resonates with other books that I've
read and it resonates with me as well
I'm thinking AHA I knew it I knew I was
right but um what am I talking about
here well if you go to an academic they
I'll say to you that the markets are
deeply efficient so I was just looking
for my mouse there they will say that
the markets deeply efficient and what
they mean by that is basically if you
bet or trade anything within the market
it's just perfectly efficient and
there's no way that you can make money
and people have said that to me
repeatedly time and time and time and
time and time and time and time and time
and time and time and time and time
again through my entire career and
they've always been wrong and you know
how how do I know that they've been
wrong because I've always bet against it
and I've always ended up so originally
it was on the football pools then it was
a little bit in gambling markets it's
been in financial markets where I've
learnt a lot about how markets can be
efficient and inefficient at the same
time and then with you know the bulk of
what I've done in this particular career
whether it's betting trading what
variants in between all of those
consistently I've been able to prove
people wrong how well you know I've been
going now for such a huge length of time
I've traded nearly 200 thousand markets
if this was just luck I am the luckiest
person to have ever existed on planet
Earth probably the universe
because it's impossible to have gone
that long and still have made money you
would have lost so much money now if
there would have been no edge in
anything that you would have done so the
interesting thing is this throws up two
elements to the market because if you
look at any particular market you get a
bell curve so the bell curve is drawn
from the middle outwards and on one side
you have an extreme event that's
positive and on the other side you have
an extreme event that's negative or you
know however you wish to cut the bell
curve it will have different shapes and
sizes and it may have a fat tail and
stuff like that but essentially what
this is saying is it's saying that all
information in the market is contained
within that bell curve the extreme event
over here the extreme event over there
and various grades in between now I can
tell you on racing when I first started
with racing I knew nothing about racing
at all and I started actively trading it
and trading was the thing that I did for
ages and ages and ages but over the
years the book rap about percentage the
book over and is gradually shrunk and
shrunk and shrunk and shrunk and shrunk
to the point where it's negligible now
so in an effort to generate Commission I
started doing a betting strategy and
miraculously I accidentally turned that
into an outright strategy on its own but
purely because when I was doing it at
random I realized that I was there was
something going on I could see there was
a distortion in the market there
shouldn't be there and I started to
gradually unpick and understand exactly
what it was but to do that I had to
understand racing a bit better and
understand how the markets were priced
and various other things but basically
you figure out that there's a certain
level of noise within the market and if
you get a certain level of noise within
the market then that noise is sort of
describes just changing opinion however
every night again the market goes above
and below that noise it's very similar
in essence to the sort of thing that you
would do if you were valuing a company
and if the price and a share is falling
and falling and falling but the
fundamentals in the company are the same
or rising there comes a point at which
it becomes value and you find the same
in a lot of the betting markets so I can
slice and dice the market several
different ways to identify
when that is likely to be occurring it
doesn't say that I'm going to get it
right every time because that's
impossible but generally you can sort of
price the market and say ok I'm in a
comfortable margin of safety here and
therefore I think this position is
likely to pay off works on trading works
on gambling and the thing about gambling
is okay you've got Commission to pay but
if you're a higher rate Commission payer
on their fair
it's an irrelevance anyway so in fact
one can help the other that's how it
came around to me but I began to
discover that you know the description
of the market and I've always known this
for ages but the description of the
market it's false people say it's very
very highly efficient and that pricing
is very efficient which it which is true
I can prove it's true and it's false
very confusing but you can see that the
market generally is a fair
representation of chance so but but I've
known for years that that is not the
case so I can give you a really simple
example if we put a bell curve up then I
can follow that with another bell curve
and you can see that this bell curve is
slightly distorted so this is a bias
that I picked up in the market almost on
day one of starting to use the market I
could see that there was a subtle
difference within the market the way it
acted and for years I couldn't describe
it by eventually was able to describe it
and to able to quantify it and it
persists until today so you can see that
you know hold on second the bell curve
is perfect but there's this bias in the
market so what's what's happening
well obviously people counteract advice
I'm counteracting the bias so that's
making that bell curve nice and smooth
despite the fact that the bias exists
because when it exists when it occurs I
jump in and push the market back in the
other direction so reading this book
stroke listening to the book because I
don't tend to read I listen to stuff
inaudible when I'm on my bike
listening to super forecasting he came
up with a description of how this can
occur so he was saying how they want a
competition by using this theory as well
a prediction competition but he was
basically saying ok imagine you go to a
village fete and they're going to
slaughter a bull and they're
you know to win the slaughtered bull or
something or a prize you have to guess
the weight of that of the ball when it's
been slaughtered I'm not sure why I use
that example it probably exists
somewhere or there's a reference to it
at some point it's like the jellybean
experiment in the wisdom of crowds but
um yeah so in that bell curve you get
guesses at people little you know so for
example you get the butcher from the
load of the next village who looks at it
and thinks oh yeah that's about two tons
blah blah blah and you know he gives you
a fairly accurate guess but of course
he's thinking well it could be but it
couldn't be because I don't know the
ball and you know so he sort of says
well I think it's gonna be that but I'll
hitch my position a little bit and then
you get somebody guessing somewhere else
that has some information so maybe they
were at the show last year and they
figured out it looks about the same
so you can see the whole of the bell
curves are made up of good guesses bad
guesses rough guesses and they have this
tendency to converge in the middle which
is why the wisdom of crowds work because
the average guess is pretty good but
some of these people definitely have an
advantage over others but they are
counteracted by people on the other side
of the bell curve part canceling out
that information and also you get people
making silly guesses at either extreme
as well but the central guess is really
quite accurate and you know the
individual guesses within the market can
be quite good as well but they're
counteracted by people who just haven't
got a bloody clue basically and you'll
find that in the betting market and in
the trading market as well so what they
did is their competition was run to
forecast things but they basically took
the median guess and if it was above a
certain value then they would skew it up
slightly because they theorized that if
the people within the the good guesses
knew that there was additional
information available then they would
probably their confidence interval and
their confidence within the prediction
that they made would go up and therefore
the average would move slightly in that
direction so remarkably they want a
competition on that hypothesis basically
saying you know if there's information
within the market and it's guessing
seventy percent we're gonna stick our
guess in at seventy-five on the basis
that the market seems to think that that
this event occurring is quite likely and
so we think that if they knew that they
had decent information and they knew
that were there on the this side of the
bell curve they would probably have a
little bit more confidence therefore go
a little behind so yeah they were sort
of describing this mixture of
information and how people appeared in
different sides of the market the
different guesses and someone informed
and others weren't but the average of
that was generally quite good but
necessarily that people who had a little
bit more knowledge were generally should
have been probably slightly further to
the right of the bell curve that's
that's what they sort of discovered but
I've noticed in racing markets and in a
variety of different markets that the
same biases occurred if you look at it
from the top level so if you say to me
hey Peter what's the chance of the
favorite winning this race and is that
price efficient I'd probably go yep it
is pretty efficient but if you introduce
other characteristics and you say to art
but this but that but you know criteria
one two three four and five then I can
slice it a little bit deeper look at the
price and say well actually I think that
that's probably not value or maybe you
should lay that or maybe you should back
this and remarkably that that plays out
you look at the bell curve and the bell
curve behaves exactly the way that you'd
expect you get extreme values over here
and over here and you also see that the
median guess is quite good but if you
start inputting a little bit more
information to that you shipped yourself
just to the right of that bell curve
I've seen it I've put it into practice
and it works but yeah overall the market
is very efficient but if you take a
really broad step back view and look at
the market and measure in that respect
that's the result you're always going to
get because that is the wisdom of crowds
the discounting of information but
within that market there are lots of
smarter guesses and not so smart kisses
and if you can just slice it up and get
access to a little bit more information
and look at it in a more narrow focus
then you tend to find that there is
value in there I've been amazed that
some of the biases that I've seen in the
market have never disappeared and that
tells you that there's other things
going on within the market as well that
is forcing the hand
but also from a broad level perspective
you know you are reliant or somewhat on
the on the mechanism as well so if
liquidity collapsed on the exchange
tomorrow that would be a completely
different issue and maybe the
characteristics the market would change
a little bit from there so um yeah no I
hope that's been of some use to you
within that beautiful description of
efficiency there are lots of little bits
of information and some of it's quite
good some of it is quite bad but
ultimately if you slice and go down to a
narrower level within the market and
you'll tend to find that you end up
slightly to the right of the bell curve
which is exactly where you want to be so
the market can be efficient and
inefficient that it was exactly the same
time it just depends how you look at it
you
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it's all that
I don't know man. I've be hearing a lot of foul stuff about Latifah man, I don't know
Yo, you wasn't acting like that last night when you were sweating her video
I wasn't sweating that video last night man, I wasn't sweating that video.
Man, just shoot the ball.
yo, what's up?
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
Ayo ninety-nine? What's up La? [The Queen is hyped up]
Yo know people tryin' to get fierce on me, I think it's time I tell them about themselves
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Taco Bell® | Beefy Crunch Burrito 2018 | Food Review! 🌮🔔🌯 - Duration: 5:00.
welcome to peep this out reviews with Ian K
stay frosty
we're headed into Taco Bell
for today's review to take a look at an
item that I missed out on the last time
it was available and this time around
it's actually part of a better value
promo so let's set ourselves up though that
drive-thru good how you doin' today
you know peep this out let me go
for that new two dollar beefy crunch
burrito duo promo please oh we got to do
that Mountain Dew Baja blast let's go
for that it does great thanks a lot so
it looks like the triple double crunchwrap
is back on the menu over here and I
actually reviewed that a couple of years
ago when it was the spicy triple double
crunchwrap if you want to see the real
spicy version of it definitely hit the
link in the upper right hand corner
of your display that version had sliced
jalapenos and a spicy ranch sauce so if
you're looking for some real heat in the
new version aside from the chipotle
sauce that they add definitely add some
sliced jalapenos they are most
absolutely worth your time hey how you doin' awesome thank you
very cool thanks so much stay frosty
we'll see ya alright let's see what this
one's working with let's go
what's old is new again here at Taco
Bell it's the return of their beefy
crunch burrito and on the outset this
looks like pretty much any other type of
burrito you've ever seen here at Taco
Bell of course it's got that warm
tortilla but it's what's on the inside
that counts so let's take a look and see
what this one is packing here right off
the bat a pretty healthy amount of those
hot Fritos right there in the middle
guys a decent amount for sure we've got
some seasoned ground beef some nacho
cheese sauce we've got some reduced fat
sour cream and some seasoned rice that's
hiding in there and overall it's
actually feels pretty hefty let me
switch hands here real fast and take a
look at the other one to see if that one
has a little bit more and well more of
the ground beef so it's a pretty even
mix so far across the board with this
one but it does look pretty good and I'm
not hating on a guy's two dollars with a
drink is not bad for what this is so
let's see if this one delivers what I'm
thinking is gonna be some pretty
familiar flavor it's the beefy crunch
burrito returning to Taco Bell let's
peep out this flavor hot Fritos on
another hot day we are diving in
it's what I expected
first off I got a lot of seasoned rice
in that first bite along with the hot
Fritos now the hot Fritos are giving me
just a little bit of sizzle
it doesn't really kind of grab you but
it's letting you know that it's there
let's keep going it's some of that beef
get some of the cheese and hopefully
some of the sour cream to really round
it out let's go hmm better you know I've
always been a fan of sour cream and I
definitely dig it over here at Taco Bell
so when you add it with the familiar
flavors that you already know from them
and with this time out being the
seasoned ground beef the nacho cheese
sauce and the seasoned rice I got to say
it's a pretty lovely situation add in
those hot Fritos and that's just a nice
little bonus but like I said it's still
familiar and as tasty as this is I was
really hoping aside from the hot Fritos
they would have something just a little
different this time around without you
having to customize it on your own but
as it is still pretty tasty you know I
actually dig the seasoned rice here at
Taco Bell when they altered the recipe
not that long ago to give it just a
little bit more flavor just a little bit
more spice it actually adds to me anyway
some additional flavor on top of the
heartiness to anything that they put it
in but then again it may come down to
whoever makes this for you sometimes you
may get some more rice you may get some
more beef it all depends but overall
pretty tasty here's one more shot of the
other half as we close this breakdown
out you know honestly I really don't
think I missed anything the first time
around it's all the familiar Taco Bell
flavor that I always know what to expect
from every time I come to Taco Bell the
addition of those hot Fritos absolutely
adds a nice amount of crunch to it there
it's not too soggy even as this is
getting older and overall the deal is
really solid with a drink that's really
the main reason to go for this because
it's not bad for two bucks not bad at
all so based upon what you just heard
I'm gonna have to give the beefy crunch
burrito returning you to Taco Bell
just an OK 7.2 out of 10
you know it really is true what they say
what's old is new again and
unfortunately the familiarity of those
old ingredients here is really what kind
of kills this one you kind of know what
to expect and that's OK if you're a
fan of Taco Bell I mean I most
definitely am but you can't deny there
was a lot of sameness on this menu so
aside from a promo item they may give
you an extra ingredient or two guys it's
the same thing all the time but you know
I always dig sour cream on whatever it
is they come out with so you got me
there Taco Bell
you got me there but guys what do you
think overall drop some comments down
below
is this something truly innovative to
you and if it isn't are you gonna
customize it with something a little bit
extra to make it your own
drop those comments down below and
definitely let me know and with all that
said this is Ian K closing out
the episode of peep this out bringing
you brand new content every single week
here on my channel so while you stay tuned
for the next review coming real soon in
the meantime stay frosty I think we've
had enough of these types of items if
you really know what I want to see next
personally bring back the quesalupa
or a version of it that was absolutely
awesome the first time around alright
guys until next time I'll talk to you soon
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Pediatric Physical Therapy Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #47: Treadmill Training - Duration: 2:46.
My name is Amy Sturkey. I am a pediatric
physical therapist. I am here with my
Myla. She is going to walk on the
treadmill...supposedly... So we have not
even tried this before so I have no idea
how it is going to go.
She is a little shyer than she was before.
So let's see what happens.
Oh boy! Oh, wow. Okay now, I have got to turn her
around.
I'm gonna squat down in front of her.
We are going 0.5 miles an hour.
Okay. I know it. Let's try it anyway. We're
gonna go for one minute. Try it. Oh Heavens! Let's me see if we can
try taking steps at 0.5 miles per hour
Oh my! Oh! She is in her save me mode which is
not very conducive to walking. Oh, let's
go! Let's see. Okay. You got it. Here we go! One, two, three... Oh boy. We
have another 15 seconds. You ready? 1, 2, 3,
4. That was good! Oh Heavens!....1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, That was
not good bad, sweetie. I have to try it again
Okay (groan)
Hey Myla! What I saw was potential. How
old is Myla now? 16 months. I would say if she
knew me better that there was a chance
that this young lady could start taking some
steps on the treadmill. If in the next
little bit if they try with somebody she
knows and likes, it is possible she could
start taking little steps on the
treadmill. Treadmill training is
pretty standard practice now for
children with Down syndrome and low tone.
So let's say they ought to give it a try.
I hope this was helpful. That's our
third try at this, and we will try to get
in a couple months. Thanks! Bye!
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Queen Latifah - Latifah's Had it Up to Here (Official Music Video) - Duration: 4:54.Yo, did you hear Queen Latifah's new album yet man
it's all that
I don't know man. I've be hearing a lot of foul stuff about Latifah man, I don't know
Yo, you wasn't acting like that last night when you were sweating her video
I wasn't sweating that video last night man, I wasn't sweating that video.
Man, just shoot the ball.
yo, what's up?
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
The Queen is hyped up
Ayo ninety-nine? What's up La? [The Queen is hyped up]
Yo know people tryin' to get fierce on me, I think it's time I tell them about themselves
Yo just give it to them safari style
Well, well, well it's L.A the T.I the F.A.H you'll see why
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How to Make Money Trading Stock Options - Options Trading Naked Puts & Calls (Strategy Tutorial) - Duration: 8:24.
How to make money trading options with
naked options this is David Jaffee from
BestStockStrategy.com my goal in this
video was to help you and share all of
my knowledge. I make around a million
dollars a year by trading stock options
I graduated from an Ivy League
university worked as an investment
banker on Wall Street for around five
years have been trading for over 20
years and I probably completed as an
investment banker around $5 billion or $10 billion
billion dollars worth of transactions
and honestly I feel like I'm one of the
best traders in the world because I'm
very fanatical about constant
improvement so my goal is I know that
you experience a lot of videos with fake
gurus and people telling you that you
can make money by memorizing three chart
patterns and engage in technical
analysis and forex and penny stocks and
Futures Trading all that stuff doesn't
work. If I traded any of those
things regardless of how much I studied
I would lose all my money so hopefully
you're not engaged in that and hopefully
you are interested in learning how to
trade options and you also realize that
the only way that you can make
consistent money in the stock market is
by selling options and that's where I
think we differ there's a few people who
I don't really have much respect for
like Jason Brown and so he sells his
program he always tells people to buy
call options that's complete BS yeah
occasionally maybe one or two out of ten
times you're gonna have 300% return but
the reality is you're gonna lose all
your money and lose all that premium
than you paid around seven or eight
times out of ten so if you're gonna lose
your money seven to 80 percent of the
time in the long run you are going to
lose money the only way that you can
make money is by selling options all
right and specifically put options
that's where I make around 80% of my
money as I said my goal is to try to
help you I know that there's a lot of
information out there
I personally yeah I would love for you
to be a student because I make money and
you make money every single one of my
students ends up making money but the
reality is if you don't want to improve
your trading skills and you don't want
to reduce your risk and maximize your
returns and you don't believe the things
I'm telling you that's totally cool this
stuff that I'm giving you right now is
for free so if you want to make money
you can sign up we have a trial going on
in best Australian comm and if you don't
want to sign up then just continue
watching so anyway I like selling put
options and I really only sell naked put
options the reason is that naked put
options give you a substantial amount of
protection one you collect the most
amount of premium to your inherently
protected by the buying power reductions
with put options from trading too many
contracts and three in the worst case
scenario with a position ends up getting
challenging it is incredibly easy to
roll and manage that position the other
alternative is for you to create
vertical credit spreads I do not like
vertical credit spreads at all mostly
because people are inherently greedy so
instead of trying to discipline the
greed out of your body and out of your
DNA it's much easier just to avoid being
and placing yourself in situations where
you will have a propensity to be greedy
and I can tell you that if you trade
vertical credit spreads and you have a
very minor buying power reduction it's
going to motivate you to sell a lot more
contracts so let's say you would sell a
put on face book at 1:58 and then you
would buy a 150-foot so that's a
vertical credit spread you have eight
dollars of risk but let's say on a naked
position you would sell two contracts
and in a vertical credit spread you
would sell 20 contracts I've seen this
happen and then what happens at face
book falls down to 155 it's in that
no-man's land instead you would get a
signed if you don't roll that position
for those 20 contracts so you would have
2,000 contracts of facebook and then
because your account size might not be
large enough to assume those 2,000
shares those 2,000 shares of Facebook
you would have to close out that
position for a loss instead you're way
better off just selling a naked position
maximizing the amount of premium that
you receive and in the worst case
scenario or Facebook drops like 153 you
can easily roll that position for it and
you don't have an anchor and a drag
that's attached to you where you
constantly have to buy in and out of the
money put and spend and waste your
premium so we always like naked
positions I make
probably 90% of my money by selling
naked put options let me give you an
example of how to make money
alright let's say you have an account
size you should only trade market
leaders all right so you're only gonna
trade Facebook Amazon Boeing Lockheed
Martin a bank GS and let's say like a
gaming sub like a TVR alright in this
example you pretty much have four
industries Tech defense finance and then
gaming that's four industries I have a
multi-million dollar account and I only
trade and have positions on around five
or six stocks at every time if you have
any count size that's below 100,000 you
should have a maximum of two positions
on that's it
choose like Facebook and PayPal Facebook
and Amazon or I mean if you want some
diversification you can trade PayPal and
Goldman Sachs if you have less than
$10,000 you should treat one position
that's it keep it super simple then what
you do is let's use Facebook is an
example Facebook right now is trading at
175 all right
you look at the trading range of where
it's been over the past three or four
weeks it has been trading at 180 on the
high end and the low end around 170 so
what you do is you would wait for
Facebook to fall to around 172 then you
would sell and add the money naked put
option with a strike of around 158 an
expiration that's around six weeks in
the future and you would collect around
a dollar 20 a share or a hundred and
twenty dollars per contract the
probability that you'd be able to keep
that entire $120 is about 97 98 percent
really the trick and the reason why
people don't make money in the stock
market is they're not disciplined right
so what they'll do is they won't wait
for Facebook to fall to 172 instead the
reason why I didn't lose
any money in fact I made $50,000 when
Facebook fell from 218 all the way down
to 175 is if Facebook blows past 180 and
then it just keeps going up I just leave
it alone if there's no entry point and
it doesn't fall back within the range
and re-establish a new trading range and
trade on the low end I don't enter a
position so what would happen if
Facebook traded up to like 180 right
then what I would do is I would see and
wait for it to establish consistent
trading pattern so if three weeks from
now
Facebook's a new trading range is let's
say between 185 and 249 86 187 at a
maximum of 188 as long as it stays above
188 then I will not touch it I only make
any trades and if it falls or if it goes
let's say it's training range like I
said before in a month is now 188 to 200
and trading at 195 I will wait for it to
fall to 188 and then I will sell a 175
naked put that's it I mean you just have
to be disciplined replicate that trade
try to hit singles and selling naked put
options is by far your best and
statistically significant way of making
consistent profits in the stock market
This is David Jaffee from BestStockStrategy.com
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PARIS FRANCE: Historic PARIS Walking Tour | TRAVEL VLOG #0100 - Duration: 9:29.
Bonjour a Paris!
This morning I'm gonna do a walking tour of historic Paris, beginning at the Notre
Dame Cathedral.
So stay tuned, and come along with me.
So here's the line to get into Notre Dame.
It's free to get in, it's just that a.) they have to do a security check, and b.)
I think they only allow a certain number of people in at a time.
When you get to about 30 yards from the entrance to the church, just a little off center, on
the ground, you'll see this marker.
This is called Point Zero, and it is the center of France.
These are the back walls of the choir, which we'll see on the other side in a minute.
The outside of the choir represents many Biblical scenes.
This first one is the resurrection of Jesus appearing to Mary.
Below these depictions, each niche marks the tomb of a bishop.
There are centuries of them surrounding the choir.
So while I was over on the side where you go in to go upstairs, I looked at the sign
and the information.
It's 422 stairs!
Now I think that you can go to one observation deck and not go all the way up, and I think
that the 422 is if you go to the very highest one, but just be aware of that before you come.
So, I've completely walked to the other end of the park from Notre Dame, and I'm
gonna cross the street directly behind it to the Deportation Memorial
This is a memorial to the 200,000 French who were victims of the Nazi concentration camps.
So you may not realIze it but, Notre Dame is actually on an island in the middle of
the Seine River, and so we're now going to cross the river, and we're headed over
to the Left Bank.
I'm standing in front of the Shakespeare and Company bookstore here in Paris, very
close to Notre Dame, and right on the river.
It's very well known here in Paris and it's a tourist destination.
It's been here since the 1920s and was actually opened by an American.
Authors like Ernest Hemingway and Ezra Pound have been patrons of the bookstore and met
Sylvia Beech, who was the original owner.
Sylvia also published Ulysses by James Joyce when he was having trouble finding a publisher,
so this is a pretty neat place.
So we're now in the Latin Quarter of Paris, walking along Rue de Saint Séverin, and we're
right next to this beautiful big Gothic Church.
Tucked back in here, you can see this tiny narrow house, #22 Rue De Saint Séverin.
It's the narrowest house in Paris.
You can see how this street slopes into the center where these lighter blocks are.
This is remnants of the old sewer system, where everything just went into the middle
of the street and eventually went into the Seine River.
There are 15 of these panels going all the way around, and together they represent over
1000 different scenes, mostly from the Bible.
I think it was worth the 10 Euros, especially if you like churches, or if you like stained glass.
It's one of the most stunning churches I think I've ever seen, so definitely give
it a thought, and it's very close to Notre Dame, so you can do it in the same day.
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Pediatric Physical Therapy Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #47: Treadmill Training - Duration: 2:46.My name is Amy Sturkey. I am a pediatric
physical therapist. I am here with my
Myla. She is going to walk on the
treadmill...supposedly... So we have not
even tried this before so I have no idea
how it is going to go.
She is a little shyer than she was before.
So let's see what happens.
Oh boy! Oh, wow. Okay now, I have got to turn her
around.
I'm gonna squat down in front of her.
We are going 0.5 miles an hour.
Okay. I know it. Let's try it anyway. We're
gonna go for one minute. Try it. Oh Heavens! Let's me see if we can
try taking steps at 0.5 miles per hour
Oh my! Oh! She is in her save me mode which is
not very conducive to walking. Oh, let's
go! Let's see. Okay. You got it. Here we go! One, two, three... Oh boy. We
have another 15 seconds. You ready? 1, 2, 3,
4. That was good! Oh Heavens!....1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, That was
not good bad, sweetie. I have to try it again
Okay (groan)
Hey Myla! What I saw was potential. How
old is Myla now? 16 months. I would say if she
knew me better that there was a chance
that this young lady could start taking some
steps on the treadmill. If in the next
little bit if they try with somebody she
knows and likes, it is possible she could
start taking little steps on the
treadmill. Treadmill training is
pretty standard practice now for
children with Down syndrome and low tone.
So let's say they ought to give it a try.
I hope this was helpful. That's our
third try at this, and we will try to get
in a couple months. Thanks! Bye!
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