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Did you know that black holes exist? they suck the light, they distort space and time

Some are small while others are the size of the solar system

Black holes have no hair

And they are not so black, they emit particles and evaporate

And that's what we'll see in today's video, what are black holes?

(Introduction)

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And cosmologists all right? here who speaks is the Vini of the channel singularity

This is another video from our mini-course on astronomy

today we will talk about a subject that looks like science fiction, what are the black holes

this idea of black holes begins in the years 1915

What is the year that the famous physicist Albert Einstein published his most famous work

What is the theory of general relativity?

This theory, which has already been proven

says that mass distorts space, gravity is a property of the fabric of space

She said that space and time are inseparable

they are interconnected a fabric called space-time

so if we distort space, we also distort time

This theory of Einstein

is the basis of modern astrophysics, it explains very well orbits, gravitational lenses, stars etc.

The idea of black holes appears in the part of how the stars work

gravity is a force that always compresses matter

she wants to leave more matter in an increasingly smaller space

the stars for example, suffer this gravity, but they use the energy of the thermonuclear reactions not to contract

that is not to decrease in size

Our Sun star only does not decrease in size due to thermonuclear fusions

our star the sun is relatively small it is a yellow dwarf star that is lightly dense

if we take a star that is denser like a white dwarf

what prevents it from decreasing in size is the exclusion principle of Pauli

that is, the electromagnetic repulsion of electrons

the electrons are in the outer part of the atom, that is, all matter has electrons

these electrons are negatively charged, this causes them to repel themselves and not get too close

stars denser than white dwarfs such as neutron stars

crush the electrons, they are extremely massive stars

which only decreases in size because of the strength of protons and neutrons

which is the strong nuclear force

Well, as you can see the stars are stable due to a force that prevents gravity

but for example if a star had too much mass

so much mass, that not even a force could prevent the star from compressing

what size and what density would that star achieve?

the physicists who had this idea realized that the equations derived from general relativity

predicted that if a star had so much mass it could tear the tissue out of space

This gravity would be so intense that matter would be compressed to a size zero

It would have an infinite density thus generating a singularity in the fabric of time space

a singularity is a singular thing, that is, there is nothing like it

this singularity generates a black hole

that is, black holes generate from very massive stars that collapsed

These stars tear the fabric of space

And they create singularities that would be like holes in space

this distortion of space is so sharp that not even the light traveling 300,000 kilometers per second

can escape this distortion, so the black holes are black

because even the light can not escape them

and already how space and time are interconnected if we twist the space we also distort the time

so next to a black hole time dilates until it basically stops

the center of a black hole is a singularity is a region so peculiar to space

that our laws of physics stop working

matter that falls into a singularity no one knows for sure where it goes

some physicists say it goes to another universe or another dimension

is a very fundamental question about black holes

What happens inside the singularity?

Unfortunately this paradox has not yet been resolved.

after singularity we have the event horizon which is a place that nothing can escape

once in the event horizon always there, the distortions of space and time make it physically impossible to get out of it

not even the light can escape, that is, no information can get out of there

the time for then is physically impossible to get out of there

we could also use this gravity to create a time machine

as the interstellar film shows very well

a few hours near the event horizon can mean years here on earth

Time, gravity on that planet will slow down our clock dramatically.

However, this scenario is not very realistic

because the closer we get to a black hole

the greater the variation of gravity, that is, the severity of your foot is greater than that of your head

This makes the spaghetti effect

you would basically die turning a spaghetti

After this kind of abyss

We have the accretion disk which is the concentration of matter that begins to fall into a black hole

a black hole creates a lot of gravity

so it is surrounded by matter

If a star orbits a black hole

Your matter is sucked by this accretion disk

When this region is very dense, that is, there is a lot of matter temperatures begin to rise

Because of this the gas begins to expand and begins to release gamma rays in huge jets of energy

These are the black holes of the Quasares type

they emit gamma rays because of the accretion disk

Quasars are much more abundant in ancient times of the universe

formerly the universe was smaller and denser

so the probability of a black hole turning into a quasar was much greater

it is estimated that at the beginning of the universe

there were basically 300 black holes every year cubic light

if we consider that the solar system is all the gravity of the sun

our solar system is one light year in diameter, that is, there used to be 300 black holes in that space

So they were much more abundant in former times things like billions of years

these are the black holes, there are several types such as Interstellar

which has tens of times the mass of the sun

This hole was very well represented in the interstellar film that calls interstellar because of it

there are other so-called supermassives that are extremely large

they are usually at the center of galaxies, for example our Milky Way galaxy

has a supermassive black hole Sagittarius A

That is gigantic

basically all galaxies have a supermassive black hole of this type in their center

because basically this black hole would attract all matter

these are the main types of black holes

the quasars, supermassive, interstellar at last

one very strange thing that astronomers have realized is that black holes are perfectly spherical

how can they be perfectly spherical being that the stars that originated them were flattened?

this was called the baldness paradox

the astronomers after a time solved the paradox and realized that the black holes had no hair

that is, they did not have tufts

they were not very different from each other

the black holes were very similar

They only had some differences between size, mass and rotation

that is, there is a high probability that one black hole is exactly the same as another

they have no hair differences, black holes would be like fundamental particles

which only has some different characteristics

such as mass, rotation and electromagnetic charge

one of the most famous theoretical physicists on the subject black holes

It's Stephen Hawking who is currently 76 years old.

and realized that the black holes are not so black so they emit radiation

there is a physical law called the second law of thermodynamics

she says that entropy always tends to increase

that is, if matter fell into a black hole

the entropy of a black hole should increase

grossly entropy is disorder in a system

the heat is roughly entropy

So if the matter falls into a black hole

and increases its entropy, so its temperature should increase

A black hole should then have a temperature and give off heat

the black holes are extremely cold, they approach very much from absolute zero

however, they emit a small radiation called Hawking radiation

What is a very strange thing, like a black hole sucking all matter could emit something?

the answer is a bit complicated

This radiation comes from the event horizon of a black hole

near this place happen quantum vacuum effects

virtual particles, positive and negative, annihilate generating pure energy

Simply put

a particle of this pair could fall on the event horizon

then to an external observer it would appear that the particle is being emitted

this radiation decreases the area of a black hole

And the smaller the event horizon the higher the radiation rate

That is, the black holes as time goes decreasing in size

however this effect is minimal a black hole that was created now

it would take billions of billions of billions of billions and many billions

to be able to finally reduce its size to zero

that is, black holes can evaporate

but it takes a lot of time

some physicists think that when evaporation occurs, the information that was in the singularity

finally leaves the black hole, that is, the information is conserved

others like Stephen Hawking himself say that it disappears along with the black hole

This is an extremely interesting topic.

however he has some additions and caveats

the first is that astronomers have never taken a definitive picture of a black hole

they have always detected black holes by indirect observations

that is, stars orbiting places that there was nothing

Matter being sucked into a place that has nothing, that kind of observation

Hawking radiation to date has not been detected

because theoretically it is much more very low

the measurement equipment must be very accurate in order to measure this radiation

but even if there are no direct observations

the theory they are based on is one of the most well-proven theories of science

which has already been proven by gravitational waves, for example, the michelson-morley experiment at last.

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HOMOPHONES - whole and hole (confusing English words) - Duration: 1:07.

Hi, I'm Cate and in today's video,

We're going to be focusing on the homophones, 'hole' and 'whole' and talk about their different meanings.

So 'hole' spelt like this is a noun

meaning an empty space or an opening. For example, 'There is a large hole in the ground.'

'Whole' spelled like this with a 'W' which is a silent W

when we pronounce it is an adjective meaning complete or

entire. As I just said before, it is always written with the silent W so we don't pronounce this letter.

An example of how we could use this is we could say, 'Sally ate the whole pizza.'

and this means that she ate the entire pizza. She ate all of it and every single part of it.

So that was a brief summary of the differences between these two quite confusing words in English.

I hope you found this explanation helpful. Thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you next time!

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BREAKING News About The Loving Elderly Actress Betty White – So Sad! - Duration: 5:06.

BREAKING News About The Loving Elderly Actress Betty White – So Sad!

Betty White seems to have outlasted the test of time in Hollywood and at 95-years-old is

still a viable and beloved star in Tinsel Town.

It seems that her humor is the real secret to a happy and successful life, as it served

her well.

She's never been the most vocal about politics as she's been wise enough to keep her presidential

preferences to herself throughout the years, as a person in her public position.

White has always cut to the chase, making her loved and respected among many.

Now, we have some breaking news about this bright star, who at the ripe age of 95 surprised

us all.

Perhaps Betty White's secret to success that other stars should learn from was to

be opinionated and witty without being divisive.

She certainly mastered that skill throughout her career but recently, something really

disturbing has changed.

We saw this in full effect when she was recently face-to-face with news anchor Katie Couric

who pulled her typical trick of trying to get the start to trash President Trump.

Couric quickly realized she wasn't talking to the typical famous millennial idiot when

White came back with an unexpected response to her bait, shocking viewers who thought

they knew her.

This feisty elderly actress answered with a really sad response to Couric's nasty,

divisive questioning to set her up.

What's even sadder, is what and how the accomplished journalist said to the actress.

Opposing Views reports:

On her 95th birthday, Betty White spoke to Yahoo News' Katie Couric.

In the interview, the pair covered a wide variety of topics.

When asked about the current state of our country, White's comments surprised many.

When the conversation turned to politics, it seemed as though Couric may have been looking

for White's thoughts on President Trump.

However, White stayed away from commenting specifically on the new president, and instead

offered a positive take on things.

"The world is in a very interesting place right now," Couric said.

"What do you think about the state of our country and how divided it seems to be?"

White responded: "It's very divided, and we're not in the best place we've ever

been.

I think that's the time to buckle down and really work positively as much as you can

instead of just saying, 'This is terrible.

He's terrible.'"

She continued, "Just think, 'Alright, there's nothing I can do about that right

now but I can do the best in my little circle.'

So if I do that, maybe you'll do your best and we'll get through this."

White says she believes people should start thinking more positively because negativity

leads to a "toxic" environment.

"So many people think negatively it's like, 'oh, you know what I hate?'

Instead of 'alright, I'll get through this,'" the 95-year-old said.

"Then all of a sudden you start lifting up a little bit, but if you start with 'you

know what I hate,' you're gonna go right down the tubes."

She added, "You've gotta get through it.

And you can't change it, so let's just one foot in front of another and get through

it."

After an insanely long run on the much-loved sitcom Golden Girls and all these years, she's

outlived her costars since the White wasn't ready to throw her entire career away, as

so many others in Tinsel Town are quick to do to trash Trump.

She's always maintained a non-partial attitude towards every presidency before Trump's

who she admitted was "terrible," which wasn't a great thing to say, but she left

her opinion at just that one word before making the bigger point of coming together and not

complaining.

Considering that White is at a place late in her life that she doesn't care who thinks

what of her and whether they agree with her, she's got nothing to lose.

The same doesn't go for young stars who are destroying their industry one anti-Trump

comment at a time, and don't realize it or care.

The proof is in the statistics below and they can only blame themselves.

"People just haven't been going to the movies this summer—at least, that's what

the numbers are telling us.

According to comScore (via THR), both box office revenue and ticket sales declined this

summer, hitting record lows," Paste Magazine reports.

"Revenue is down nearly 16 percent this year, lower than the 14.6 decline in 2014.

As the summer of 2017 wraps up, it will end up as the first summer since 2006 to not make

$4 billion in the box office.

Additionally, ticket sales have reached a 25-year low."

It's time for stars to stop abusing their massive platforms for trashing the president

and pushing an agenda.

White, at her age, should realize that and set a better example for young stars.

Instead, she followed their lead and jumped on that bandwagon that's set to crash and

burn their industry to the ground.

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6 Supplements That Might Actually Help You - Duration: 10:54.

♪Intro♪

Supplements are super popular.

One recent survey estimates that more than half of Americans use them, and we spend billions

of dollars on them each year.

The truth is, though, most people don't need any supplements, unless they're deficient

in a vitamin or mineral.

And even if they are, they should probably switch up their diet instead of buying pills

or powders.

That's because when these chemicals are eaten in food, your body can absorb and use

them better.

Plus, it's much harder to overdose.

A surprising number of supplements have actually been shown to hurt us.

In fact, every year, about 23,000 Americans head to ERs because of adverse reactions.

All that being said, there are a few supplements — in the right situations — that might

be worth it.

Before you take anything, though, you should definitely talk to a doctor, who will look

at your personal situation and help you make an informed choice.

We're not doctors.

So, that being said, here are 6 supplements that scientific research seems to give a green

light to.

At least… in some cases.

One of the clear winners in the supplement world is one that might look kinda sketchy,

since it's all over bodybuilding powders and energy bars.

But creatine is the real deal.

It's a molecule that you naturally make in your liver and kidney, and mostly store

in your muscles.

And besides workout supplements, you can get it from foods like beef and fish.

Not everyone responds to extra creatine, but studies have shown that many people see improvements

in sports that require short bursts of power, like sprinting.

People can run faster, lift heavier weights, and build more muscle.

Creatine can also help with muscle recovery from intense workouts, but doesn't seem

to help with endurance sports, like long-distance running or swimming.

Scientists think that the extra creatine gets modified by your body and helps make the main

molecule that cells use for energy: ATP.

That extra available energy lets muscles work harder than they normally would, especially

in bursts.

Outside of weightlifting competitions, creatine also can help people with muscular dystrophy,

a genetic disease that causes progressive muscle loss and weakness.

These patients tend to have lower levels of natural creatine.

And, in certain forms of the disease, supplements increase muscle strength and let patients

go about their daily lives more easily.

Didn't think we'd mention a trendy juice, did you?

But beet, or beetroot, juice seems to actually do something!

It's made from beets — no shocker here.

And in multiple studies, researchers have found that it can improve athletic performance,

specifically for aerobic sports, like running or swimming.

While the juice has a lot of potentially good stuff in it, scientists think the part that's

most beneficial for exercise is the nitrate.

Beets are chock full of it, and our bodies will turn it into nitric oxide, which triggers

blood vessels to get wider.

This allows more blood to flow, so more oxygen gets to your muscles.

Your muscles use oxygen to break down food to create energy to contract.

So, with more oxygen around, you don't tire out as quickly.

At least, that's the working theory.

For those same reasons, beet juice might also help lower blood pressure.

If you drink a lot, though, just be prepared for some pink or red pee.

Now, like we said, you typically don't need supplements unless you have a deficiency,

so there's no real good reason to take multivitamins.

And non-food antioxidants generally don't help either.

But there is one exception, for people with age-related macular degeneration, or AMD.

People with this condition are usually over the age of 50.

They slowly lose their vision, because of damage to the macula, which is the central

part of the retina — the light-sensitive cells at the back of your eye.

The basic idea is that because cells in the retina absorb light, which can excite electrons

and create reactive molecules called free radicals, they could get damaged.

So antioxidants, which sop up free radicals, might help.

And some of the most familiar vitamins, including vitamin C and E, are antioxidants.

There's been quite a bit of scientific debate and lots of clinical trials to pin down which

vitamins and antioxidants are actually helpful.

The general consensus is that certain combinations do work well enough to slow the progression

of AMD.

They don't prevent eye damage, but slowing it down is still good.

You've probably heard about this one, but it's worth mentioning because it's one

of the few cases where we have pretty indisputable evidence that a supplement does some good.

Folic acid, or folate, is a B vitamin — B9 to be exact.

Vitamins are compounds that your body needs to work and grow that you can't make on

your own, so you have to get them from somewhere else, like food.

Specifically, folic acid is important for making red blood cells, and thymine and cytosine,

two of the four bases that make up DNA.

If that sounds kind of important, let me assure you: it is.

You can't make new cells without it.

So, while everyone needs folic acid, pregnant people really need it, because they're rapidly

growing a whole new human inside them.

That means the usual folic acid that we eat, either naturally in leafy vegetables and other

foods, or in fortified things like breakfast cereal, may not be enough.

Doctors advise pregnant people to take folic acid supplements, both before and during the

pregnancy.

Without enough folic acid, they can develop anemia, or too few healthy red blood cells.

That can mean their tissues don't get enough oxygen, making them tired.

And deficiencies can affect the baby's growth too, since they're getting the vitamin from

their parent.

Not enough folic acid can cause a neural tube defect early in development, which can be

serious.

In one defect, known as spina bifida, the baby's spinal column doesn't close all

the way, which can damage nerves and sometimes leaves kids paralyzed.

In another, called anencephaly, the baby doesn't fully develop its brain or skull.

Most of these babies die before or just after birth.

Melatonin is sometimes marketed as a cure-all for sleep-related problems.

Its track record is a little spotty, but studies have found small benefits in certain cases.

It may be most useful for people who have abnormal or disrupted circadian rhythms — like

people with jet-lag, night shifts, or a condition called delayed sleep phase syndrome, which

is when your biological clock is perpetually several hours behind.

And that's because melatonin is a hormone that helps control our cycling in and out

of sleep.

As it gets later and dark outside, the pineal gland in your brain starts to release the

hormone, and it binds to receptors deep in the brain to help usher you into dreamland.

So when your body isn't naturally making melatonin — like if you've changed time

zones — taking some could help 'reset' your internal clock, and let you get more

rest than you otherwise would.

And some studies support this idea, while others find barely any improvement.

Also, melatonin might help people with insomnia fall asleep faster, and increase the total

amount of time they sleep.

It's typically only about 10 extra minutes, though… and in some experiments, those gains

aren't there.

Last year, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine even revised its guidelines to say that they

don't recommend melatonin for insomnia.

Although they also admit that's based on relatively weak evidence.

So the scientific community isn't positive about this one.

Part of the problem is that even though melatonin is relatively well studied, researchers have

tested different dosages at different times and for different things.

So we can't be too confident about what it can do.

The other big thing worth mentioning is that even though people may use melatonin like

a drug, basically to treat or prevent a condition, the FDA doesn't classify it as one.

So it's regulated in the US like a supplement.

Which basically means... it's not very regulated.

A study published in 2017 found that 70% of melatonin supplements have 10% more or less

melatonin in them than their labels say, with some falling in a enormously wide range.

The supplements can also have other things that aren't listed on the label, like the

neurotransmitter serotonin.

And this could get dangerous, like too much serotonin can lead to overactive nerves and

a bunch of potentially severe symptoms, like seizures.

Last but not least is one of the oldest supplements in the world: St. John's wort.

The saintly name comes from the fact that the plant's yellow flowers bloom around

the birthday, and feast day, of John the Baptist.

It's been used for lots of maladies, going back at least to the ancient Greeks.

But it's most famous for its effects on mood.

Modern scientists think that's because of the chemical hyperforin.

Hyperforin prevents neurons from taking up certain neurotransmitters, like serotonin,

norepinephrine, and dopamine, which leaves more of them in synapses between cells.

Scientists aren't sure why this helps, but having more of these neurotransmitters around

may let neurons communicate better, and strengthen the circuits in the brain responsible for

controlling mood.

Many standard antidepressants do the same basic thing, even if their mechanisms are

slightly different.

Now, St. John's wort has been tested in multiple placebo-controlled trials.

These are clinical trials in which some people get the substance being tested, and others

get a placebo, like a sugar pill.

That way, researchers can tell if a drug or supplement does anything.

And those experiments showed that it helped people with mild to moderate depression.

The best case for St. John's wort is a 2008 meta-analysis that included 29 different studies.

It concluded that the supplement does better than a placebo and is just as effective as

standard antidepressants, but with fewer side effects.

But that meta-analysis also included a lot of studies from Germany, where St. John's

wort is popular and tends to do well in trials.

And other studies, especially those outside Germany, have sometimes failed to see St.

John's wort doing much more than a placebo.

Regular antidepressants sometimes fail in those same tests too, though.

So really, it goes to show how strong the placebo effect can be.

A huge downside of St. John's wort is that it interacts with a lot of other drugs and

makes them less effective — like HIV antiretrovirals, birth control, and organ transplant rejection

drugs.

And we're not even close to listing them all.

Researchers think hyperforin triggers the liver to make more of an enzyme that breaks

down certain medicines, so you go through them more quickly.

And you most definitely should not combine St. John's wort with other antidepressants,

because those drugs can also increase serotonin levels, which can lead to a serotonin overdose.

Because of other mechanisms, St. John's wort can also make you more sensitive to the

sun, and it can lead to miscarriages, so pregnant people should avoid it.

Not to mention, some people are straight-up allergic.

So even the best-of-the-best supplements come with some pretty huge caveats, or are very

specific to certain people.

And… that's the biggest lesson here.

In recent years, study after study has debunked any benefit from a lot of supplements that

we assumed were good.

So, unless you work out a specific plan with a medical expert, resist the urge to pop vitamins

and botanicals to get healthier.

Usually, you're better off without them.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which is produced by Complexly, a group of

people who believe the more we understand, the better we get at being humans!

If you want to learn more about evidence-based medicine, check out our other channel Healthcare

Triage at youtube.com/healthcaretriage.

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Goku Blanco! Episode 129 Animation Breakdown - Dragon Ball Super - Duration: 11:05.

Welcome back to another animation roundup.

I have to say, I don't even really know where to start with this.

I hate being negative, I don't enjoy it, and very few people actually like listening

to it.

It's no secret that I don't particularly care for this arc, but I don't cover narrative

regularly, so the vast majority of my videos since this arc began have been exceptionally

positive, celebrating the improvements Super has seen to its visuals.

Unfortunately, I feel like I'm just making negative video after negative video since

episode 123, and I assure you, that's not an issue with me: Super seems to be really

struggling at it reaches its conclusion, and it's very depressing to watch as that carries

into these climactic episodes.

I 100% understand that episode 130 and possibly parts of 131 are going to be the main bulk

of the fight, but this episode is the opening of the big rematch that leads into Goku's

mastery over Ultra Instinct.

It needed to open with a bang, but it just…didn't.

In fact, the vast majority of the episode is focused on the stands talking about the

fight, rather than us actually seeing it.

"Show, don't tell" is one of the fundamental aspects of storytelling, and this episode

seriously ignores that.

You don't have to take my word for it either, I spent earlier today calculating how much

was reused animation, how much was new animation, and how much were simply stills or digital

explosions.

The episode as a whole, when you take away openings, endings, and recaps is 18 minutes

long.

Exactly two minutes of that runtime was reused footage, with the bulk of it being action

from opening.

2.05 minutes of that was new action – anything that went beyond mostly stills – and trust

me, I was very generous here.

That means that the rest of the episode was 14 minutes of either looking at talking heads,

digital explosions, or just stills of Goku and Jiren.

That's absolutely crazy to me.

Don't get me wrong, Dragon Ball Z absolutely had its fair share of reused animation here

and there, and it certainly wasn't a stranger to lengthy cutaways with minutes upon minutes

of talking, but it was more than capable of delivering multiple episodes of satisfying

action when it really needed to.

These types of episodes at this point in time are why I really think it's a good thing

that Super is ending.

I'm sure these last two episodes will be great – although there was more reuse in

NEP – but at what cost.

Super is barely keeping its head afloat, and I think it needs to go away for a while, overhaul

its entire production, and come back with an adequate schedule that prevents these regular

occurrences from happening ever again.

Dragon Ball is loved around the world, it is the biggest money-maker for all parties

involved by an astronomical margin, and it really deserves better.

The talented animators and directors who are going to waste here deserve better.

I know a lot of people are really excited by the last few minutes of the episode, and

it's great.

It really is, but don't let one good scene cloud the issues that penetrated the remainder

of the episode.

Okay…

With that out of the way, let's look at who did what, what worked, what didn't,

and all of the specifics as per usual.

Obviously with everything I just spoke about, this is going to be fairly brief, so hopefully

you can forgive me there.

The first half is supervised by Koji Nashizawa, and this is actually one of the few if not

the only episode where he doesn't provide any key animation of his own, instead leaving

his mark in the form of fairly heavy corrections throughout this half.

His work looks a little different compared to normal, and I can only imagine that's

because he's correcting the likes of Yoshitaka Yashima, so their styles kinda mix and form

this weird hybrid.

It's not really bad but this is probably one of Nashizawa's weakest efforts on Super.

Tadayoshi Yamamuro appears to be all over this episode, and while his corrections are

primarily in the second half, he does correct some of the more pivotal moments like the

opening with Goku and Jiren, and parts of Vegeta's speech.

I'm not really sure who animated the unique action in this half, but I have to say, I

wasn't a huge fan seeing it in the full context of the episode, despite finding it

fairly promising in the preview.

The flurry of punches have been blurred since the NEP, and seeing Goku and Jiren snap between

different still poses while the flurries continue seemed kinda awkward.

This very limited approach continues for quite some time after they hit the ground, too.

And that's kind of it as far as animation goes in this half.

The primary draw for me absolutely comes from Masato Mitsuka's storyboard and direction.

Whether it be the awesome camera work involving eyes at the start, or interesting framing

of certain dialogue scenes, he definitely does a lovely job of framing the situation,

particularly with his use of colour from the various explosions.

This was something I praised Kazuya Karasawa for in his last episode.

It's a terrific way of creating atmosphere in conjunction with good music placement.

Of course this first half's storyboard is severely limited by the fact much of it isn't

unique, or if it is unique, it's being used over and over again, so lighting and music

placement is really the only significant impact Mitsuka has as a director in this half.

Thankfully, the second half of the episode is a significant improvement, with far less

bank animation, and Yuichi Karasawa taking over for the first portion of this half.

Karasawa's been with the series since the start of the Universe 6 arc, and it's been

such an interesting experience watching his style develop over these past 100 episodes.

His presence throughout this tournament has been quite small, so to have him show up here

in a big way for what is presumably his last appearance is really satisfying.

He appears to animate the fight that opens the second half, which is by far the highlight

of the episode by an absolute landslide.

It's got a cool rotation, some awesome background animation, and the most exciting part for

me has to be the explosion which contains possible the nicest looking smoke I've ever

seen in Super.

I'm so happy that it didn't get blurred like most of the effects work on the series.

The last time Karasawa showed us this gorgeous work was all the way back in episode 61, and

it was sadly pretty blurred there.

I have to say though, despite the cool movement, I'm seriously impressed by Karasawa's

character art here.

His feature placement can often be a little questionable, but it's pretty much ideal

here, with these being some of my favourite drawing of Goku in the series.

The poses are terrific, and of course, Karasawa is the king of hands.

They look delightful.

After some more reused scenes, we get another unique bit of animation that's unfortunately

pretty rough – the character art actually seems unfinished to me – but the rotation

it's a part of is pretty neat, so I hope to see this corrected for the Blu-rays.

It'd be a shame to see what appears to be the skeleton of a good scene go to waste.

It's around this point that the final supervisor, Hirotaka Nii, takes over, although his style

isn't particularly dominant until his own key animation that we'll touch on shortly.

The chief animation supervisor, Takeo Ide, corrects a large chunk of the dialogue in

this half.

He does a decent job, though I do think his approach is a little basic in comparison to

what Nii and Karasawa are surrounding it with, so it does stick just a little bit.

That's a nitpick more than anything though – these are pretty solid drawings.

Next to Ide, we also have Yamamuro's most prominent corrections as the episode heads

towards the big reveal.

Although Nii's Jiren is largely left alone, the vast majority of Goku shots have been

totally redrawn – this is obviously something we expected based on the preview comparisons

I discussed earlier in the week, but it's disappointing all the same.

To see all of these lovely shots with fantastic Takahashi-esque shading that mesh wonderfully

with Karasawa, only to then cut to lots of pretty standard Goku drawings is a real shame.

It's not something anyone outside of very specific circles is going to care much about,

but knowing artists taking cues from Takahashi are being redrawn during pivotal moments is

unfortunate.

I can understand why the final shot of the episode was redrawn since I was told by an

animator on the show a while ago that there's actually a mandate that all first reveals

of merchandisable forms or characters need to be on-model, so that they're recognisable

on the shelves.

That's fine, I get it, I might not like it, but I understand it… but I just don't

really get why that needed to extend outside of those moments too, particularly as I said,

since Jiren and the reused Karasawa shots are so clearly channelling one particular

style.

Either way, I think Nii's short action animation did a good job of showcasing this new offensive

side of Ultra Instinct.

The snappy movement and neat reactions from Jiren as he's being punched are well executed,

and this entire section is really Masato Mitsuka actually getting the opportunity to really

show off his directing chops.

This is far and away the most colourful section of the episode.

It's totally shrouded in chaos, and it's all the better for it, particularly in conjunction

with the very strong music choices.

Goku glowing prior to the reveal is a very awesome choice, and the way he's framed

is even better.

It's so intense – I think my favourite is the close-up of his eyes as the aura shell

starts to peel away.

Again, when all the gods start to stand up, the compositions are super unique – this

is everything last week's board wasn't, and I couldn't be happier.

It's a shame the whole episode couldn't have been this strong.

And I think that's ultimately the crux of the issue for me.

The first half of this episode is a total write off, and the second half's strengths

are only in the first and last few minutes.

They're exceptionally well done, so I 100% understand why many fans love this episode,

and felt that these issues more than made up for the shortcomings on the whole.

I guess for me, my perspective is that this is the climax of the tournament, and action

and transformations are entirely visuals components – you can't fall back on dialogue with

them like this episode did in many cases.

In the case of reuse, you can get away with it if it's in a smaller capacity, but it

being equal parts with the new content, any real impact is lost because you're sat there

distracted by the fact you've seen this all before.

As I said, these staff members deserve so much better, and they're capable of so much

better.

Mitsuka definitely didn't deserve to go out like this.

I hope and pray that episode 130 in two weeks will be everything we want.

I can see Tate and Manabe in the preview, so all limbs are crossed that they can deliver

something awesome.

If we get an extended preview again on Sunday, I'll go over that in as much as detail as

possible, but for now, let me know how you felt about this most recent episode.

Did you enjoy it, could it have been better, and what are you expectations for these upcoming

episodes.

As always, be sure to rate the video, subscribe if you're new, and I will see you next time.

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Mind Reading Technology Now A Reality - Duration: 5:54.

RESEARCHERS FROM TORONTO HAVE DEVELOPED A WAY TO READ OUR

MINDS, SORT OF.

BUT THIS ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IS ESSENTIALLY SETTING THE

GROUNDWORK IN ORDER TO CREATE WHAT IS NECESSARY TO HELP PEOPLE

WHO ARE PARALYZED TO COMMUNICATE IF THEY ARE HAVING

DIFFICULTIES SPEAKING.

THAT IS THE UPSIDE OF IT, BUT OF COURSE, IF THIS TECHNOLOGY IS

ADVANCED TO THE POINT WHERE PEOPLE COULD BE USED

THE ARE IN THE MOMENT TO BEING ABLE TO READ PEOPLE'S MINDS.

HOW DID THEY DO THIS?

THEY ARE LOOKING AT THESE IMAGES

ON THE COMPUTER SCREEN THOUGHT

THE ELECTRODES THAT ARE CONNECTED TO THEIR HEAD IS

BASICALLY MEASURING THE ACTIVITY OF THEIR BRAINS AND THEN

THIS IS WHERE THINGS GET SUPER INTERESTING.

SO

THINK ABOUT IT THIS WAY.

THEY LOOK AT IMAGES ON THE COMPUTER SCREEN, SOMEONE'S

FACE IN THIS CASE AND THEN LATER ON, THROUGH THE DATA THAT

WAS RECORDED THROUGH THE EEG, THE SCIENTISTS WERE ABLE TO

RE-CREATE WHAT THESE INDIVIDUALS SAUNAS IMAGES.

SO IT WASN'T PERFECT, BUT WHAT WAS FASCINATING IS HOW ACCURATE

IT WAS COMPARED TO LET'S SAY HOW A PERSON WOULD DESCRIBE A

PERSON'S FACE LATER ON.

WHEN I FIRST SAW THE HEADLINE I WAS LIKE, NOT BUYING IT.

I KNOW WE GET ALL THESE FUTURISTIC ARTICLES AND

SOMETIMES PEOPLE GET CARRIED AWAY, NOW THEY ARE GOING TO BE

ABLE TO READ YOUR MIND, WHEN IS A HOLIDAY COMING, THAT IS THE

THING I'M INTERESTED IN AND SOMETIMES PEOPLE PROMISE AND IT

STILL IS IN HERE BUT WHEN I READ HOW THEY DESCRIBED HOW THEY

DID IT I WAS LIKE, OH, THAT WILL WORK.

BUT THE KEY HERE IS, THEY SHOW YOU THE IMAGES AND THEN RECORD

THE ELECTRIC ACTIVITY IN YOUR HEAD SO THAT WHEN THEY SEE THAT

SAME PATTERN IN YOUR HEAD, THEY KNOW THE IMAGE IS SO DO NOT

LET THEM RECORD YOUR HEAD IN THE FIRST PLACE.

I'M SERIOUS.

WEAR FOIL.

EVERYONE HAS TO WEAR THE FOIL.

THIS IS LITERALLY AN EPISODE OF BLACK MIRROR AND IT FOR

ME PERSONALLY IT WAS THE SCARIEST EPISODE BUT IT IS

THE SAME KIND OF SITUATION WHERE AN ORDER FOR SOMEONE TO

READ YOUR MIND, THEY HAVE TO PUT SOME GADGET ON YOUR HEAD SO YOU

ARE RIGHT, DO NOT LET PEOPLE PAY GADGETS ON YOUR HEADÖ HAPPENED A

BECAUSE IT HAS BEGUN AND THEY SEE THE PICTURES ARE NOT

BAD AND BETTER THAN MEMORY AND THEY SAY LOOK, HE CAN

REALLY HELP PEOPLE THAT IS ALWAYS HOW IT STARTS.

FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU CANNOT SPEAK THEY CAN SEE THE IMAGES, RECORD

HOW YOUR BRAIN RECEIVES THOSE IMAGES AND WHEN YOU THINK

THAT AGAIN, IT WILL SHOW THAT IMAGE TO SOMEONE SO IN A

SENSE, YOU ARE SPEAKING TO THEM.

THE PROBLEM IS YOU CANNOT CONTAIN IT SO IF YOU ARE JUST,

YOU KNOW, THEY RECORDED ALL OF THOSE IMAGES AND YOU DID NOT

WANT TO THINK ABOUT THAT CUTE GIRL AT THE MALL, BUT THEN I

CAME TO YOUR HEAD AND THEN YOUR GIRLFRIEND IS THERE, ONE OF 1000

DIFFERENT PROBLEMS THAT IT COULD CREATE AND SO IT COULD BE USED

FOR GOOD, BUT THEN ONCE THE GENIE IS OUT OF THE BOTTLE,

IT COULD BE REALLY HELPFUL IN THE TIMES UP IN ME TO MOVEMENT.

YOU COULD HAVE A TON OF EVIDENCE THERE FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN

THE WORKPLACE BUT I MEAN, YEAH.

THERE'S A LOT OF WAYS IN WHICH THIS COULD BE ABUSED EYES

STARTS TO FEEL LIKE TRANSFER OF CONSCIOUSNESS IS NOT TOO

FAR AWAY AFTER THIS.

I HATE ALL OF THIS TIME SORRY.

I DON'T LIKE ANY OF IT.

I SEE HOW IT COULD POTENTIALLY BE GOOD BUT JUST DOING A

QUICK COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND KNOWING HOW TECHNOLOGY

ALREADY GETS ABUSED AND USED AGAINST US.

I JUST DO NOT WANT ANY OF THE STOCK

LOOK, FIRST OF ALL WE DO NOT HAVE A CHOICE BECAUSE WE

CAN TRY TO STOP AND IT WILL NOT WORK.

SOMEBODY ELSE A ELSE IN THE WORLD WILL BE LIKE, IT IS YOUR

OPINION BUT WE ARE GOING TO DO IN THIS COUNTRY AND THEN IT WILL

SPREAD AND SPREAD AND YOU CANNOT STOP TECHNOLOGY, BUT I LIKE THE

SPIN THAT SIMONE PUT ON IT AS PART-TIME TRANSCENDENTALISTS AND

TAOIST THAT IF WE THEN USE THIS TO SHARE CONSCIOUSNESS IN A

SENSE THEN WE ALL BECOME ONE.

BUDDHIST SURVEILLANCE.

I LIKE THAT.

THE NSA STARTS,

THEY'RE LIKE TAOISM, I LIKE THIS.

BUT THE ONE GOOD THING SERIOUSLY IS IF WE ALL FIND OUT WHAT EACH

OTHER IS THINKING, AND THE BEGINNING THERE IS GOING TO BE

MADNESS AND TERRIBLE THINGS THAT PEOPLE FIND OUT, LIKE WHAT

IN THE WORLD, RIGHT?

AND THEN PROBABLY, HOPEFULLY AT SOME POINT WE WILL GO OH,

EVERYBODY WAS THINKING IT.

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Michelle Obama Just Received Very Sad News From The Doctor - Duration: 4:51.

Michelle Obama Just Received LIFE-SHATTERING News From The Doctor.

Michelle Obama has been mostly laying low on one vacation after another since leaving

the White House, only to emerge when she sees an opportunity to publicly slam President

Donald Trump.

A lot of questions have come up about the former first lady, starting when Barack Obama

was still the president and continuing on now as the two live very separate lives.

Although she's desperately tried to hide the truth for months, a doctor has recently

revealed what she has diagnosed her with which confirms our suspicions as well as our fears.

Many have felt that Michelle's behavior in the final months of being the first lady

was strange, even for her, and has only gotten more alarming since the arrogant woman left

the White House, but perpetually tries to remain as the center of everyone's attention.

Much of the country is happy to have her and her husband out of politics and wish that

she'd slip into obscurity, but she refuses.

Now we know why.

Michelle's hate for America seemed to become more obvious as the grip of power, she had

while her husband was president started to slip away at the end of his second term as

their eviction dated neared.

Every chance she got to make disparaging remarks about the country, she took, which has been

a habit that's only gotten worse in her post-presidential life.

Dr. Lauren A. Wright, PhD, who is director of investor relations at NV5 Global, Inc.

and a member of the White House Transition Project, shed some light on why Michelle did

this as result of what she unofficially diagnosed her with.

Biz Pac Review reported on the issue at the end of Obama's administration before Trump

took office:

Why is First Lady Michelle Obama suddenly appearing so many places disparaging the country

in the last days of her husband's presidency?

Dr. Lauren A. Wright, PhD, who is director of investor relations at NV5 Global, Inc.

and a member of the White House Transition Project, recently wrote a book entitled, "On

Behalf of the President: Presidential Spouses and White House Communications Strategy Today."

Wright diagnosed Mrs. Obama's recent behavior.

She has become an attack dog in an effort to help Obama build his legacy as the last

days of his presidency slip away.

"She's in legacy building mode.

She doesn't have to worry about the implications [of her remarks] for months to come," Wright

said.

"This is the time she's most free to say what she feels, what she believes, and what

she wants the message to be for the public."

As First Lady, Obama has given more public speeches and indulged more appearances than

any First Lady in history, Wright reported in her book.

"I think what surprises and upsets people most often is that first ladies give more

public remarks than vice presidents, and that's been true over the last three administrations,"

she wrote.

Of her biggest, and most disturbing claims she made in her campaign of hate against the

country was that America is a racist nation, who needed her husband in office and that

she's now suffering a feeling of "hopelessness" with Trump in office.

Doubling down on that disrespectful sentiment is that she said she was never proud of America

until her husband got elected to the White House.

It's ironic how Michelle says Barrack was successful in inspiring hope in the nation

after everyone overwhelmingly voted Trump in, desperate for the hope his predecessor

promised and failed to deliver on.

The best case of revenge was how miserably she failed at building her legacy and trying

to save it in the final days, especially now, that Trump just took the final sledgehammer

to her most beloved project.

After her disastrous lunch program crumbled around her and even her biggest supporters

were critical of the changes she made to school meals, her nemesis, Trump, came in and reversed

all she had done.

He then topped it off by giving kids back their chocolate milk that she had ridiculously

robbed them of.

Dean James from America's Freedom Fighters let loose on Michelle and her nasty claims

about our country she's more than profited off of:

So, Michelle is out there claiming that we are all racists and with Trump taking the

White House the nation is in a state of hopelessness.

This coming from someone who said she was never proud of America until her Muslim, racist

pathetic husband was elected.

Hey lady, I hate to break it to you but your 'husband' has destroyed America and has

left the entire planet in a complete state of chaos.

The only reason he was elected is because he is black.

The truth of her desperate attempt to make America and President Trump look bad before

she left was nothing more than a temper-tantrum by this entitled woman, who knew that Trump

was actually about to bring real hope back and in doing so prove what a failure his predecessor

really was.

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The Real Reason Amy And Matt Roloff Got Divorced - Duration: 4:47.

Amy and Matt Roloff were introduced to the world in 2006 on their hit TLC reality series

Little People, Big World.

The Roloffs, who were born with dwarfism, ran a family business called Roloff Farms

and raised their four kids in front of the cameras.

The husband and wife dealt with typical family issues on the show, including teenage angst,

the struggles of raising a son who was also born with dwarfism, and marital discord.

But no one would have predicted that after almost 30 years of marriage, Amy and Matt

would call it quits.

So, what went wrong between them after a quarter century together?

Let's take a look.

Wandering eye?

Caryn Chandler was a longtime friend of the family, the manager of their pumpkin farm,

and Matt's personal assistant for many years.

After Amy and Matt announced their separation in 2014, Matt hopped back into the dating

world, and, perhaps not coincidentally, he found love with Chandler and went public with

their romance in 2017.

Amy revealed how "hurtful" Matt's new relationship was for her, considering how close Chandler

was to her and their family.

Whether or not Matt and Chandler's romance crossed a line during her marriage is hard

to know.

But the fact that the two became a romantic item at all indicates there may have always

been something bubbling up between them.

The good news for Amy is that she's since moved on with her new beau, real estate broker

Chris Marek.

"It's a new beginning, new chapter."

Questions of commitment?

Insight into Matt and Amy's differing relationship priorities was further provided by his 1999

book, Against Tall Odds, which resurfaced after the family's fame skyrocketed.

In the book, Roloff was blunt about his relationship with his then-wife, and he shared some candid

insight on what the word "commitment" means to him.

He wrote:

"Amy tends to be more of a committed-to-a-fault kind of person, while I see most commitments

— with some very notable exceptions — as flexible and negotiable."

With such different viewpoints on the value of commitment at hand, it's surprising they

managed to make things last as long as they did.

Empty nesters?

As their kids grew up, married, and moved away from home, many suspected Matt and Amy's

union suffered from empty nest syndrome — the term commonly used to describe the grief parents

feel when their children grow up and leave home.

Without their kids as a buffer, it's possible Matt and Amy realized their partnership was

on its last leg, especially after their son revealed his frustration with their decision

to display his childhood to the world on their show.

Youngest son Jacob was just nine years old when Little People, Big World started filming.

And after a decade of growing up in front of the cameras, he became pretty agitated

with the whole process.

Sure, having money to go on lavish vacations was probably nice, but he still wished for

a quieter upbringing, writing in a blog:

"Money, things, and trips — all material — cannot ultimately compensate for the immaterial

experiences of a childhood innocently experienced."

It's hard enough watching your children leave the roost but even harder when they resent

the home you made for them.

Outside tension

Jacob wasn't the only one to suffer the consequences of small screen stardom.

In 2013, Matt and Amy became the targets of disturbing death threats and harassing phone

calls.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Matt speculated as to who the suspect might

be, saying:

"They've been to the farm.

They know it.

Is it somebody on our farm?

Someone in our own network of people we know, or some random individual?

We don't know who's up to it, and it's spooky."

Law enforcement got involved when the threats became serious, and when Matt began receiving

abusive phone calls and noticing suspicious cars in their driveway, he said it made the

whole family feel "uneasy."

Matt and Amy announced their separation less than a year after going public about the harassment

and threats, so it's highly likely that the stress of the situation had at least some

impact on their happiness at home.

A house, not a home

Home was the last place Matt wanted to be at the end of their marriage.

When the couple announced their separation on a special episode of the reality show,

Matt revealed that he "never quite felt at home" in his own house, which may have been

a surprise to viewers of the show because he once said:

"It's my dream home really.

Kids were all born and raised here, and I imagine I'll be buried here on the farm somewhere."

The discord reportedly prompted him to pack up and live in the family's "bridal house"

on Thanksgiving 2013.

The two attended marriage counseling, but after being separated for 19 months, they

decided it was time to call it quits.

Amy later revealed that it wasn't her choice for Matt to leave and said she was "saddened"

by his decision.

"It happened very quickly.

I don't know where I was at.

How I did not know."

Though they continued to remain business partners, Matt and Amy finalized their divorce in 2016.

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Is It Too Much To Ask For Spring Water Flush Urinals? - Duration: 4:27.

I got way too much to do I'm still packing I'm still uploading a video it's taking

forever I want to get a yoga practice in before I go because I might be too busy

to practice yoga happy to be going to San Diego I just got too much stuff to

do I'm also trying to do dishes I can't believe I'm gonna show my dirty dishes

there they are so I'm trying to get out of my apartment I'm trying to get

everything set done practice yoga get out the door catch my plane really

should not be vlogging right now

flight to San Diego was delayed an hour I hate when that happens it's not always

that bad sometimes it works in my favor this time it doesn't because I'm

supposed to meet Troublemaker in San Diego for the best ramen in the world

according to her they run to me to meet them somewhere 20 miles outside of San

Diego why the hell do you want me to meet you 20 miles outside of San Diego

don't all these people say they live in San Diego they say they live in San

Diego Carlsbad is not San Diego they moved it closer to San Diego I don't

know if they did that for me or not I'm gonna pretend like they did so I could

feel good about myself the most impressive thing about my days so far is

that I've gotten everything done that I wanted to do and I didn't think that was

going to happen but I got it done and it's uploading so even if it doesn't

finish uploading before I leave I can still post it got my exercise got my

video uploaded got the house clean time for San Diego

switch the restroom and they had a sign above the urinal that said the water

used in a toilet anyone recycled water in the toilets

conserve water what I'm wondering is are they bragging about that or is it a

warning or is it like disclaimer you need to know this need to know that the

water that's flushing your urine your poop is recycled I would love to go and

complain about that and say how dare you I want purified drinking water flushing

my toilets when I go take a pee and SJC Airport better yet I want spring water

flushing my urine away at the airport

I'm really frustrated right now because I can't hear hardly at all

my daughter was sick and I got a touch of what she had on Friday had no

symptoms yesterday no symptoms today when we were descending my ears felt

like they were being torn out of my head the inside of my ear felt like it was

being completely clear up so I can't I can't hardly hear myself right now

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