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Amazing Ways the Ancient Greeks Influence Our Lives Today! - Duration: 13:53.
Here's how the Ancient Greeks shaped our lives today with some of their inventions!
10 – Alphabets Did you know that we have the Ancient Greeks
to thank for the form of different alphabets we use today?
Even the word alphabet itself comes from the first two letters of their alphabet – alpha
and beta.
Although the ancient greeks derived their alphabet from the Phoenician one, theirs was
the first alphabet ever that had different letters for both vowels and consonants.
Before that, alphabets only had letters for consonants, which isn't as fun as it might
sound to some.
The creation of the Greek alphabet inspired the creation of many other alphabets still
used today.
Of course, languages have evolved and will keep on evolving with time, but the original
idea of writing down vowels and consonants hasn't changed much – which is exactly
how we write today.
Well, not everyone.
You should see how some of my friends text.
Sigh.
9 – The shower When I think about hygiene habits of ancient
civilizations, I think about soaking in a big tub or maybe a river once in a while or
hmm… maybe not soaking at all?!
However, it turns out that people in ancient times liked feeling clean as much as we do
today.
Apparently, standing under waterfalls and washing yourself that way was a major thing
back then, which inspired the Ancient Greeks to create showers.
Wanting to replicate that waterfall effect many enjoyed, the ancient Greeks came up with
this genius idea of using their aqueducts and sewage systems and making their own showers.
They first implemented the shower in common areas such as in Gymnasiums or public baths,
but later on, they started implementing showers in private houses as well!
Now if you're thinking something along the lines of manually pouring water from big containers
or something, let me stop you right there.
They actually had real showers, with pumps to bring water in, shower heads mounted higher
on the walls, and sewage systems sophisticated enough to let the dirty water out.
I'm definitely happy that we have showers in our lifetime, or else things….pretty
much would suck big dirty balls…..!!!
8 – Maps Maps have come quite the long way today with
the help of GPS and satellite use, meaning that the chances of you getting lost somewhere
are minimal.
However, have you ever thought about who thought about using maps first?
Do I really even need to say this?
Yep, it was the ancient Greeks you can thank for coming up with the first maps.
Since they did like to make their lives simpler, it's no wonder they were the first ones
to create detailed maps – Anaximander was the one who brought the latitude and longitude
into use.
He started drawing detailed maps based on latitude and longitude, which of course, meant
each thing was shown with its exact location.
Anaximander was the first ancient Greek to draw a map of the known world, thus he's
considered by many to be the first mapmaker.
The creation of maps greatly influenced the development of astronomy and geography.
Before all that, maps were just a bunch of poorly drawn pictures or written instructions.
"turn left and keep going, then turn right when you see a large tree on the road" just
isn't quite as helpful as actually seeing where you'll be headed.
7 – The odometer An odometer is a digital instrument that measures
distance in any vehicle, such as in cars or bikes.
Did you think you have to thank modern technology for it?
Yeah, maybe for the digital ones – but the first odometers ever, which were mechanical,
were invented in Ancient Greece.
Apparently, Alexander the Great was so worried about measuring distance that he used bematists
pretty often.
Bematists were professionals specially trained to measure distance with their footsteps.
Quite the job they had, huh?
However, this whole thing probably seemed kind of inaccurate, since you know, no matter
how much they trained, each bematist probably had a different length of footstep.
And wouldn't they get tired after a while?
So, Ancient Greeks came up with the idea of using a mechanical device to do all the measuring
in a more precise way – the odometer.
Evidence suggests that funny enough, bematists were the first ones to use the devices made
to replace them.
They carried them while walking to confirm their measurements but later on, they were
installed to horse carts.
Since I don't see any bematists around, the rest is history.
6 – The Olympics The Olympics are one of the most popular worldwide
events when it comes to sports and they're watched by millions of people.
So you can't really mention Ancient Greece without saying something about the Olympic
Games, which were first held in honor of the god Zeus.
In case you've been living off the grid your entire life, The modern Olympic games
are held every four years, a tradition that was the same all the way back then.
Back in the day, they had people from different city-states compete and most of them were
amateurs – they competed mostly for fame and for that olive leaf crown, which I'm
sure it was something of a pretty big deal to win at the time.
The Olympic games were extremely important to the Ancient Greeks; they stopped wars so
people from different cities could travel safely and participate in them.
Annnnnd I'm gonna guess that not many things could stop wars at the time.
The opening and closing ceremony of the games have remained almost exactly the same – remember
that thing with the Olympic fire and how people run around with a flaming torch to light it?
Well, they did the same in Ancient Greece as well!
Nowadays, it's still a huge honor to compete at the Olympics and only the best of the best
in the world get a chance to participate.
5 – The concept of citizenship Being a citizen of a country comes with certain
privileges and duties, which are more or less the same in modern countries nowadays.
But did you know that the whole concept of citizenship dates back to Ancient Greece?
Well, there's actually some dispute who actually came up with the concept, as ancient
Israelites have thrown their hat in the ring as well, but let's just say that the Greeks
were one of the first ones, if not THE first ones to create the concept of citizenship.
For the Ancient Greeks, citizenship was viewed as a way to create unbreakable bonds between
people and the state, or in their case, with their city-states.
In order to be considered a citizen back then, you had to fulfill certain criteria, such
as being born to parents of that city-state, pay taxes or participate in the army, which
isn't that much different from today.
Greeks shaped the whole citizenship idea because they valued their freedom so much, they were
scared they might move in between classes of society.
For example, a Greek farmer might fall into debt and therefore might become a slave, at
almost any time.
Even though their perspective of an ideal society definitely had a few faults – such
as classifying people into citizens and non-citizens – the Greeks came up with the basic idea,
and the concept has evolved over time.
4 – Alarm clocks The importance of this is pretty much self-explanatory
since there are billions of people around the world who wake up with alarm clocks so
they can be on time to do whatever it is they need to do.
We probably have to thank the great philosopher Plato for this invention.
He was really smart and apparently really busy, so it's only natural he wanted something
to signal him whenever it was time to start his lectures or wake up in the morning.
Ancient alarm clocks were nothing like the ones we use today – they were complex machines
that used different methods to measure time and go off at certain times of the day.
It's thought that Plato had a massive alarm machine in his house that used water and made
delicate water sounds at certain hours.
Other types of alarms used pebbles that would drop and hit on a gong thus waking up everyone
in the house and probably the neighbors next door as well, but hey, at least no one was
late for anything.
You think they came up with the snooze button as well?
3 – Science and math Considering the technology they had available
at the time, the contributions of Ancient Greeks to science and math have been nothing
short of outstanding and largely influenced modern society as we know it.
They've done so much, it's impossible to pick only a few to be honest with you!
Remember those weird letter symbols in math and science class that only the teachers knew
how to write – and calculate – correctly?
Well, they came from the Greek alphabet, which means, they were the ones who derived them
and knew how to apply them in everyday use!
Ancient Greeks influenced geometry a lot.
They had developed many of the theories and principles discovered back then, and obviously
many are still applicable today, such as the famous Pythagorean Theorem.
They insisted that deductive thinking MUST be applied when it comes to natural sciences
instead of just accepting facts as they are – I'd say people nowadays need to use
that thinking in a lot of different aspects of life, but hey, that's just me.
Hey, how about the fact that the Earth is round?
Though the earliest written mention of a spherical Earth comes from ancient Greek sources, there
is no account of how the sphericity of the Earth was discovered.
Aristotle and Pythagoras were among the first ones to suggest that the Earth may actually
be round.
That idea was quite shocking at the time, to say the least; but fast forward thousands
of years later and we still have plenty of flat earthers out there.
Hey, sometimes, some people just need to see some things with their own eyes!
2 – The crane
A crane is a machine specially designed to lift and move heavy objects around.
You've seen it around quite, since building something without using the crane would be
pretty much impossible.
I mean, just pointing out the obvious, since not many of us can lift things that literally
weigh a ton.
If you're thinking that the crane isn't that special considering the development of
modern technology and everything, then you're in for a big surprise.
It is!
Okay, there's not really not much of a big reveal.
You can't build any skyscrapers without using cranes.
Well…..actually you probably could, but good luck getting that done.
The crane was invented by the Ancient Greeks in the 6th century B.C.!
While it's true that modern cranes are obviously much more sophisticated, they still use the
same mechanism developed by the Ancient Greeks.
Archaeologists doing research on Ancient Greek sites were able to confirm this, noting that
some of the stones had specific markings and holes in them, suggesting the huge blocks
were lifted and moved around.
The first cranes ever were just a bunch of ropes used to lift stones but over time, the
ancient Greeks implemented the whole winch and pulley thing as well.
It looks like they got the inspiration for a machine like this while building their temples.
In all fairness, the temples they built are one of the biggest construction achievements
in the history of mankind – they're still considered marvels today, let alone thousands
of years ago!
The crane is so simple and yet so ingenius – how else would you be able to lift massive
stone blocks off the ground and arrange them that high in those Greek-style pillars?
1 – Democracy Modern societies wouldn't be quite the same
without the concept of democracy, at least the societies where democracy is practiced.
Anyway, the word democracy can be roughly translated to "rule by the people" meaning
that each member of society gets to decide how the country he or she lives in is run.
The first ever system of democracy was founded in Athens in 507 B.C.
The main idea is that the people give ruling powers to the government so that the government
could serve its people, and not the other way around.
Wow, the ancient Greeks were pretty advanced back then…..I mean, there are still countries
that still don't have democracy today!
Ancient Greeks used more what's called a "direct democracy" meaning that anyone
who was considered a citizen could have been picked to participate in the government.
Their "elections" were held each year, although they weren't quite like the elections
we're used to seeing.
Theirs were more like a ballot thing – they'd just randomly pick 500 adult men, who were
thought capable of decision-making, and those random men would serve the government for
a year.
The use of a lottery to select officeholders was regarded as the most democratic means,
as the ancient greeks thought that elections would favour those who were rich, noble, eloquent
and well-known.
The lottery would spread the work of administration throughout the whole citizen body, engaging
them in the crucial democratic experience of, to use Aristotle's words, "ruling and
being ruled in turn".
Nowadays, modern countries use "representative democracies" but the idea is basically the
same – people choose who represents them in governing bodies.
When it came to bringing new laws into force, not a single law has been passed without each
present citizen voting; of course, the majority would win!
Obviously democracy is important because it restricts the ruling power of an individual
so no society falls under the mercy of a crazy dictator.
Here's what's next!
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Hey guys! Ciao!
we finally got to visit Melbourne
I'm sure they've recognised it don't you think?
you must have recognised it, one of the most popular beach boxes
it is the most 'googled' in earth
the most seen
we've seen it everywhere we can't even stand it no more
we take you here
we finally arrived, it was hard but we did it
those who followed our story know what we're talking about
a very tough sailing from Tasmania
we're in Brighton
the famous beach with coloured boxes
icon of this part of Australia
we got the fancy ones to show you
they've created a bit of a shelter
to relax
because the whole point of this was relaxing at the beach
in a perfect Australian style
the beach is target of tourists from all around the world as you can imagine
we've learnt 2 new words today
konnichiwa and arigatou, it is a start
we're visiting the city and our goal is
to see everything of it
the way it moves, what it offers
its beauty and all the rest
and show it to you
we'll take you with us
we'll take you around the city of Melbourne
which we expect to be very very interesting
I'm sure we'll love and you'll do that too
we'll show you everything we see, follow the flow
what tram are we waiting for?
number 35, the one who takes us around for free
the one with the spoken tour inside
oh yeah, you've got to know that in Melbourne
there's a free tram network
that takes you around the center of the city
if you're just visiting the city and you don't wanna buy the myki card
the card you need if you wanna go farther
you can definitely visit the city like that, for free
the one we're waiting for is the 35 that will take us around
it will give also a brief tour
telling the story of areas and monuments we're visiting
it is interesting, you get a free tour of the main areas
Melbourne stepped ahed!
Didgeridoo - Aboriginal music instrument
That guy with the pink suit was very nice
well, if you like it I wouldn't know what to say
the performance was surely peculiar
it is not the only one as at Federation Square
every day new artists perform
proving they're skill
let us show you around
this is the heart of the city
on the left the yellow building is Flinders Street Station
and the church over there is the St.Paul Cathedral
beneath our feet there's the Yarra River
that sneaks all along the city
walking around
we bumped in what look like a London Eye replica
they probably got gelous
although very city has got its own wheel
for instance, this is a bit expensive and it's $35 each
Veronica, where do we go if we get hungry?
We're right about there
Degrave St, very close to Flinders Street Station
and here we can find heaps of restaurants and take away food with pasta pizza
everything we like, we could have a look and find something good for us
hey guys, here we are, after a visit of Melbourne
we've had a lot o fun
we loved it
that behind us is Flinder Street Station which is the real central station
it was nice, very interesting
the city is ALIVE, it never stops
public transports are very good
they go all day long and even at night
on weekend night you can rely on them
there's also as we mentioned a free area
you can go around spending no money
around the city center
this way you won't need to buy this
the myki card, the card for public transport
which costs $6
which you'll need to top up to travel
the recharge starts from $10
you'll get a unlimited day pass for $8 during weekdays
and $6 on weekends
you'll need this if you decide to go further and go wider with your visit
if you plan to stay more you could get a weekly plan though for a more convenient price
which should be around $40 for first 2 areas
this way you easily go around
but as we said, it won't be absolutely necessary as based on your visit
you could go around using only the free trams
having a nice visit around the city center
regarding monuments and things to see
there's a lot of interesting stuff you've got to see
based on your pace you could see the most of it within 3 or 4 days
you could make it even in less time if you wanna get just some juice
it depends on what you want to see and the pace you want to keep
the city remembers a bit of European cities style
that's why most people say it has a European style
it's true, a lot of areas remember those little London Streets
little cozy restaurants, live music
plenty of live music on the streets
street artists, graffiti
the city offers art in all its forms
and we loved that, also it is good for 'nightlife'
Melbourne in fact has been nominated few times the world's most liveable city
and it really is good, very flexible and enjoyable
we also got lucky with the weather
as the city is known to have 4 seasons in a day
today is one of those cases
rain, wind, sunny again... a bit of all
but overall it's ok, one can live with that
we've had several days with a good weather
and we could enjoy our visit, it could have been worse as usually the weather is pretty messed up
we loved it, we hope you did that too thru the images we showed you
we hope you appreciate this visit
if yes, please give us a LIKE
let us know what you think about it
you liked it or if you didn't, if you've been here
let's open a discussion about Melbourne to share our opinion
it's all for now (some people here are greeting us on the street)
greetings from HERE
see you on our next adventure, ciao!
in our next video of Melbourne
we'll tell you what happened at the WHITE NIGHT
we'll take you at the Gran Prix and we get to interview a famous Formula1 driver
S U B S C R I B E
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Con Người Sẽ Trở Thành Siêu Nhân, Quyến Rũ, Thông Minh Hơn Trong Tương Lai | Khoa Học Huyền Bí - Duration: 6:04.
Chào các bạn, cám ơn đã theo dõi Khoa học Huyền bí.
Tôi là Mikey Chen.
Chúng ta đã từng nghe nhiều trường hợp trong lịch sử
khi có một sự đột phá công nghệ
đã làm thay đổi cuộc sống của mọi người trên hành tinh.
Sự thay đổi ấy có thể làm cho
việc thông hiểu giữa các thế hệ khác nhau trở nên khó khăn.
Bởi vì sự thay đổi này rất mạnh mẽ.
Một ví dụ cụ thể là mạng Internet,
Bạn hãy tưởng tượng về một khoảng thời gian,
à, thật ra tôi đã từng trải qua khoảng thời gian ấy,
khi mà bạn không có những thứ như Facebook,
hoặc không có khả năng bắt nạt ai đó trong ...
trò chơi video hay nhất thế giới là Oregon Trail.
Tôi vẫn thấy buồn trong thời gian đó khi không có gì để làm.
Dù sao, giai đoạn ấy cuộc sống đơn giản hơn
và có nhiều khía cạnh tốt hơn bây giờ
Bạn hiểu ý tôi phải không.
Trên kênh này chúng tôi đề cập khá nhiều về vấn đề này,
và chúng ta đều biết rằng công nghệ đang thay thế.
Và sớm muộn robot sẽ trở thành một phần không thể tách rời trong cuộc sống của chúng ta.
Và với một số người, máy móc thậm chí sẽ là một phần trong cơ thể họ.
Và sự thay đổi này có khả năng sẽ đến sớm hơn,
bởi vì theo Ray Kurzweil, Giám đốc Kỹ thuật của Google,
rất có thể
trong 12 năm tới, chúng ta sẽ trở thành nửa siêu nhân nửa robot.
Nếu bạn thắc mắc tại sao chúng ta phải để ý những gì ông này nói.
Vâng, ông không phải người hoàn hảo và tôi không nghĩ ông là nhà tiên tri.
Nhưng kể từ những năm 1990 ông này đã có khoảng 147 dự đoán,
và tỷ lệ dự đoán đúng là 86%.
Kurzweil nói về một thuật ngữ gọi là "singularity" nghĩa là 'kỳ dị"
mà ông tin chính là lý do
khiến những thay đổi sẽ đến sớm như vậy.
Singularity - Kỳ dị công nghệ là một thuật ngữ có nguồn gốc từ toán học,
để chỉ một điểm mà chúng ta không thể tìm thấy đặc tính chính xác của nó.
Tuy nhiên, trong hai thập niên vừa qua
thuật ngữ này cũng thường dùng trong khoa học
bởi hai nhà tư tưởng
là Vernor Vinge và Ray Kurzweil.
Và ở đây, sự kỳ dị là khi trí tuệ nhân tạo dựa trên carbon và silic sẽ hợp nhất lại
để hình thành một ý thức toàn cầu duy nhất.
và tạo ra sự phát triển về công nghệ
và thay đổi toàn bộ nhân loại như chúng ta đã thấy.
Năm 1993, nhà tư tưởng đầu tiên là Vinge mô tả rằng Điểm kỳ dị công nghệ
là nguyên nhân tạo ra trí thông minh siêu phàm,
và sẽ kết thúc sự tồn tại của chúng ta.
Nguyên văn lời của ông là:
"Trong 30 năm tới, chúng ta sẽ có những phương tiện công nghệ để tạo ra trí thông minh siêu nhiên.
Ngay sau đó, kỷ nguyên của con người sẽ kết thúc".
Hơn một thập niên sau, vào năm 2006,
Ray Kurzweil cũng xuất bản một cuốn sách về tính kỳ dị công nghệ
có tiêu đề là "Singularity is near" (Sự kỳ dị đang đến gần).
Trong cuốn sách này, Kurzweil nói về niềm tin của Vinge
và nói rằng ông cũng đồng ý với Vinge,
nhưng đồng thời cũng nghĩ Vinge hơi quá lạc quan.
Trong cuốn sách này, Kurzweil cho rằng
chúng ta sẽ trải nghiệm sự kỳ dị công nghệ thể hiện rõ nhất trong lịch sử,
và nó có thể thay đổi cách thức nhìn nhận về loài người của chúng ta,
rằng sự kỳ dị này sẽ đạt được bằng cách tạo ra nhiều hơn các trí tuệ nhân tạo
có trí thông minh vượt xa trí tuệ của con người.
Trên thực tế, trí tuệ nhân tạo sẽ luôn tạo ra các phiên bản tốt hơn chính nó,
cho đến khi con người sẽ không thể sánh bằng.
Hãy nói về việc này,
cuốn sách này đã được xuất bản cách đây 10 năm
và gần đây, tại một hội nghị ở Austin, Texas,
Kurzweil một lần nữa khẳng định dự đoán của ông,
và cũng nói rằng chúng ta sẽ biến thành những siêu nhân trong vòng 12 năm tới.
Ông nói rằng tiến trình này đang diễn ra rồi,
bởi vì, hãy suy nghĩ về điều này,
chúng ta đã bị mê mẩn với cái điện thoại.
Ý tôi là, bạn đã từng bị mất điện thoại chưa?
Lúc đó giống như bị mất trí, giống như mất đi đứa con đầu lòng.
Dù sao, hiện tại Kurzweil đang làm trong dự án Nhận thức máy móc của Google
và nói rằng bước tiếp theo sẽ đưa công nghệ này trực tiếp vào bộ não của chúng ta,
vì vậy chúng ta sẽ có kiến thức vô tận,
nhưng chúng ta cũng sẽ không phải là chúng ta nữa.
Sự thật là các robot đang từ từ thâm nhập vào xã hội chúng ta,
cuộc sống hằng ngày của chúng ta, đó không phải là chuyện gì mới,
không phải là chuyện chỉ mới bắt đầu cách đây 10 năm.
Năm 1962, robot công nghiệp đầu tiên, Unimade, đã được tạo ra,
và kể từ đó máy móc đã làm cho chúng ta trở nên
giống như những kẻ ngốc.
Có nhiều nơi, như Rethink Robotics, đang chế tạo những con robot
có thể làm việc với con người và học hỏi nhiều thứ chỉ trong vài phút.
Các robot đang được sử dụng để chiến đấu trên chiến trường cùng với những người lính.
Ở Nhật Bản, Robot thậm chí còn nhận được giải thưởng văn chương.
Người ta cũng đang phát minh những con chip
sẽ được gắn vào não bộ con người
để làm cho họ mạnh hơn, nhanh hơn, thông minh hơn..., tốt hơn.
Không chỉ có vậy,
hiện nay các nhà khoa học đã có CRISPR, một công cụ cho phép họ chỉnh sửa gen dễ dàng
và đang làm những việc kinh ngạc như
vô hiệu hóa các virus và tạo ra kháng thể chống lại bệnh.
Nhưng điều này cũng đáng ngờ và gây nhiều tranh cãi
bởi vì chỉnh sửa gen thì chẳng khác nào chỉnh sửa mã của sự sống.
Tôi nghĩ đây không phải là điều chúng ta nên làm rối loạn
Những chuyện như là trẻ sơ sinh được thiết kế bộ gen hoàn hảo sẽ sớm thống trị xã hội,
và đây chỉ là một đoạn lộ trình mà chúng ta đang đi.
Mặc dù những điều này nghe có vẻ đáng sợ, ít nhất là với tôi,
nhưng Kurzweil không tin rằng những Robot thông minh sẽ là một mối đe dọa.
Ông tin rằng chúng sẽ có lợi đối với chúng ta,
và giúp chúng ta ngày càng thông minh hơn.
Theo ông, chúng ta sẽ có nhiều chất xám hơn,
chúng ta sẽ trở nên vui tính hơn,
chúng ta sẽ giỏi về âm nhạc hơn,
chúng ta sẽ trở nên quyến rũ hơn.
Chúng sẽ giúp con người giống như Nữ hoàng Đỏ giúp nhân loại ư?
Tôi muốn nói là, tại sao chúng sẽ làm theo hướng dẫn của chúng ta
khi chúng trở nên thông minh và tiên tiến hơn.
Kurzweil cũng nói rằng,
chúng ta sẽ minh hoạ cho mọi thứ chúng ta đánh giá con người ở mức độ cao hơn.
Nhưng còn về đạo đức, hạnh phúc, tình yêu, Chân, Thiện, Nhẫn và những thứ tương tự thì sao?
Chúng ta sẽ không từ bỏ những điều đó để trở thành
những robot có vẻ sống nhưng không phải thực sự sống chứ?
Dù sao, dẫu muốn hay không,
chúng ta cũng đang ngày càng tiến gần hơn với sự kỳ dị,
và mặc dù đó có thể là một bước đột phá
cho phép xã hội trở nên phát triển tân tiến hơn,
Nó cũng khiến chúng ta phải suy nghĩ đến nhiều vấn đề ngày càng lớn về phương diện đạo đức.
Bạn biết không, càng tìm hiểu nhiều về những chuyện như thế này,
tôi càng nghĩ rằng Google, chứ không phải Microsoft,
sẽ là người dẫn đầu thực sự.
Đối với hầu hết mọi người,
chuyện này có thể thật tuyệt.
Bởi vì, nếu bạn đang chịu đau đớn vì một căn bệnh,
thì có thể được điều trị bằng cách chỉnh sửa gen,
hoặc là gắn một số loại chip máy tính vào cơ thể,
hoặc vào trong não bạn.
Nhưng rồi chúng ta sẽ dừng lại ở đâu?
Chẳng hạn cuối cùng toàn thân chúng ta đều bị bệnh
và chúng ta chỉ cần loại bỏ ý thức trong bộ não của chúng ta
đưa nó vào một cơ thể robot?
Ý tôi là, suy nghĩ ấy thật là điên rồ,
Nhưng hãy cho phép tôi hỏi bạn câu hỏi này.
Bạn có nghĩ con đường chúng ta đang đi ấy, có đáng sợ hay không?
hay bạn cho đó là một điều tốt, một điều tuyệt vời, giúp con người trở nên tốt hơn?
Hãy cho chúng tôi biết bằng cách bình luận bên dưới.
Cảm ơn các bạn đã theo dõi video này.
Hẹn gặp các bạn lần sau.
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8 Signs Your Spirit Guides Want to Talk - Duration: 5:57.
8 Signs Your Spirit Guides Want to Talk
Your spirit guides are those who watch and help you to stay on your right path. There
are many different kinds of spirit guides, some that stay with you all your life, and
others that stick around just to teach you lessons or guide you through specific life
events.
If you haven�t connected or spoke with your guides yet, they may be sending out some signs
to let you know they�re there and want to talk! Guides will often send messages that,
when received, produce an above-average emotional response. So what are some of their tools
to send signs?
1. Words � Has a phrase or written passage in a book struck you in such an emotional
way with no real provocation? Pay attention to that passage, phrase, or even word � it�s
a message directly from your guides.
2. White Feathers � Feathers are generally signs from passed loved ones, but white feathers
are a special way of your guide saying hello and letting you know they are there with you.
3. Your Dreams � Your dreams are a great tool to talk and connect to the spirit world.
If you usually don�t remember your dreams and all of a sudden have a very intense dream
that you remember, try to write down all of the details ASAP � it contains messages
from your guides pertinent to your current situation in life. If you regularly remember
your dreams, focus on the ones in which a powerful entity talks to you (and you remember
what they say) or the dreams that elicit an intense emotional response.
4. Visions in Meditation � Guides can and will appear to you during meditation, whether
it�s through visualization through your third eye or a voice speaking to you in your
head. ALWAYS be sure to practice a protection procedure before you meditate. While mediating,
try out this spirit guide visualization exercise!
5. Writing � Try out channel writing by simply sitting down each day (preferably around
the same time) and writing down whatever pops into your head without thinking about it.
Often times, when re-reading what you have written, you will notice a spark of wisdom,
and words and phrases you don�t usually use! This is your guides way of communicating
easily through you. If you ever feel a great need to write something down, or to simply
write, acknowledge it and write!
6. Numbers � Do you often see repeating numbers everywhere you go, like 1:11 on a
clock, license plate, or just anywhere you go? These are signs from your guides letting
you know that they are there with you and you are on your right path. Try to focus on
the thoughts you were having and the way you felt when you notice the numbers.
7. Touch � You may feel a light touch, like hair or a feather brushing against your skin
when you are down and having a bad day or moment. That is your spirit guides letting
you know everything will be okay and that this trail is simply a part of your life path.
If you ever feel a light tug or push, you may be in danger or off of your life path.
Don�t brush off these feelings as the wind or your imagination � they are your guides
intervening and showing their presence!
8. Orbs in Pictures � Orbs surrounding you in pictures or in a video are usually your
guides letting you know of their presence. However, if you are thinking of a passed loved
one or sense they are near, it�s probably them stopping by to say hello! Orbs can be
any size or color, so rethink if that�s a lens flare
or something else!
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How to Mirror Android to PC/Mac Using Airdroid - Duration: 5:52.
Let me state a problem.
I charge my phone here in the studio but then I always do my work outside, where my computer
station is.
That means when I get a notification, I have to physically come into this room and check
my phone just for the notifications.
That's a little inconvenient, to say the least, but I'm not sure how many of you can relate
to that.
So, let me state a more common issue.
You come into work, you're on your phone texting a buddy, and you put down your phone, and
you start working on the computer but they text you back.
Now, you're already accustommed to typing on the computer keyboard, and switching back
to the phone keyboard to type away with your fingers seems a little inconvenient.
I found a solution for both of our problems, using this app called Airdroid.
Now, first of all I know a lot of these app videos are actually sponsored, but let me
tell you now that this app video is not sponsored.
I found Airdroid on my own, I don't even have premium.
Although, if you want to sponsor me, hit me up!
So, if you've had a similar issue to mine, you may have heard of an app called Vysor.
I've personally read a few articles about Vysor, but the issue with Vysor is you have
to pay for it.
Airdroid on the other hand, for what I want to use it for, it is free. Obviously, Airdroid
is for Android phones, and you can use it with a Windows computer, or a Mac computer,
and even Linux machines, I think, if you're running the web version.
So, setting up Airdroid is very simple.
Essentially, you have to download the app from the play store, and then sign up for
an account and log in.
Then, on your computer side, whether you're doing it via the web browser or the downloadable
client, you will be prompted to log into the same account you created on your phone.
Once you're in, you're essentially connected to your phone.
What's nice is, if your phone and your computer are on the same internet connection, it'll
become a local connection, meaning you won't have to use up any of your bandwidth to interact
with your phone.
Also, speeds are faster this way.
Here are some things you can do, using Airdroid for your phone.
You can transfer files form your computer to your phone.
Or from your phone to your computer.
You can transfer your clipboard from your phon eto your computer, or your computer to
your phone.
So that means if you copied something from your computer, and you want to paste it into
your phone, you can actually transfer it over to your phone's clipboard, and paste it that
way, and it might be faster.
You can mange your text messages using your computer, so no longer do you have to pick
up your phone and type your text message to whoever you're texting, you can just do it
from the computer using your keyboard.
You can manage your phone's notifications from your computer, so you don't have
to look down at it every time you hear it make a noise.
You can record your phone's screen from the app itself or from the computer side which
I find would be very useful, especially if you want to make YouTube videos!
I know there are a lot of Clash of CLans channels and Clash Royalem and just mobile gaming channels
in general.
Using Airdroid, you can get your own channel started! If you're recording via the desktop
client, you will get no sound, so I do not recommend doing that, but recording via the
phone app...
You can chose from a variety of settings, I'd probably recommend a lower quality because
it's lagging even on my Nexus 6P when I record at 1080p, but you do get audio.
The issue is, it also records whatever is outside.
That might be an issue for you, but it can't record sound internally.
So what happens is, it uses the micriphone, and whatever noise comes out of your speaker,
also goes into the microphone, so you get your phone's noise, and you can also commentate
over it, if that's what you want to do.
Unfortunately, you can't make a video that just doesn't have external noise; it doesn't
work that way.
Watermarking is very limited, there's a small widget, it's not even a watermark; it's a
widget that you can drag around the screen.
Just leave it in a corner, it tells you how long you've been recording for and your recording
status.
I wish it wasn't in the way, but it's kind of useful.
Last but not least, obviously my favourite feature is the screen mirroring feature.
What this allows you to do is pretty much put your phone onto your computer screen.
So you can preview your phone screen, you can interact with it by clicking around, it'll
behave as if you were putting a finger on the phone's screen.
There's also a mode that allows you to use your computer's keyboard on your phone while
you're using your phone.
So you can be tapping around, and then when you have to type something, just put your
phone down and use your computer's keyboard, and it'll go straight to your phone.
Pretty useful.
Getting this one set up takes a little more work.
What you have to do is, you have to plug your phone into the machine that you want to be
controlling it from, enable USB debugging on the phone, pair your device, and then you
can unplug your phone and never have to do that again.
Except, I found that I had to do it again from time to time.
After I downloaded the desktop client, I never had to do it again.
So I think I would recommend the desktop client if you want to use the screen mirroring feature
often, but it is missing a few features.
The desktop client does not allow you to transfer files from the phone to your computer.
To do that, you have to use the web client.
Honestly, the web client just has more features, so if you could use that, I'd recommend sticking
to that instead of using the desktop client.
It's also more compatible, there's no desktop client for Linux machines, but if you can
get Chrome running, you can probably use Airdroid on it.
There isn't very much I dislike about this app.
I mean, I haven't been using it for the longest time, but it's a pretty straight forward app.
I think maybe if the screen mirroring performance could be improved a little bit, that would
be amazing.
I mean, the quality isn't that great, but then there's a little bit of lag.
Honestly, that isn't too big of an issue because you're not going to be using screen mirroring
for gaming on your phone from your computer.
What it's meant to do is let you interact with your notifications without actually being
there in front of your phone.
So there you have it, that's Airdroid.
If your phone interacts with your computer often, then I would highly recommend this
app.
That is it for this video, thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next one!
I'm heading out to the mall now, I really should have done this yesterday but I fell
asleep, so I'm doing it now.
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(Episode 104)
Suhyeon will probably sleep there, right?
Probably.
Seems like Bitna's lucky in love if
someone as cold as
Suhyeon dotes on her like this.
I'm lucky in love too.
Suho's so good to me.
That's because you deserve it.
I don't get how our sons don't take after
their father and are so gaga over their wives.
By the way, are you seeing anyone, Sumin?
You should start looking to settle down.
Leave her be.
That's what I wanted at first too,
but now I'd rather she takes her time.
Why?
There's always trouble now that the family's larger.
It's just as they say.
A tree with many branches is prone to the wind.
Anyway, brace yourself, Sumin.
When it comes to you, I'm going to check
every last detail to make sure
you marry someone I find perfect.
What's your ideal son-in-law?
Well...
A man who was
raised properly by upstanding parents,
went to a prestigious college like Sumin,
has a nice, stable job, and
as for appearance...
You care about looks too?
Who cares what your son-in-law looks like?
He just has to be
taller than you, have broad shoulders,
and look dependable.
Why are you so picky?
How is this being picky?
What about you, Dad?
Do you have an ideal son-in-law in mind?
Even if I did, it's not up to me in the end.
I don't ask for much.
All I want is a man who's childless and
has a clean family registry.
Goodness gracious, Beomgyu.
That's just ridiculous.
That goes without saying.
Good grief.
Sumin, you heard, right?
Take it to heart.
A man who was raised properly
by upstanding parents.
Who went to a prestigious college like Sumin...
(S Securities) Who has a nice, stable job.
He just has to be taller than you,
(Golden boy) have broad shoulders, and look dependable.
I don't ask for much.
All I want is a man who's childless and
(Single dad) has a clean family registry.
(Medical Volunteering in Africa)
(Register as a medical volunteer)
He's very responsible, so if I tell him,
he'll definitely say he'll do right by me, right?
Not for love but for the baby?
It's not my style to ensnare a man with that.
I unconditionally refuse.
I'm back.
Hi.
I got pineapples. Want some?
You like pineapples.
I'm not having pineapples for the time being.
Why not?
I've decided to like kiwis and tomatoes for now.
You're such a weirdo.
(Medical Volunteering in Africa)
Hey, are you thinking of going to Africa?
Are you out of your mind?
Everyone's uneasy because of Bitna.
Do you want to make it worse?
Don't make your mom and dad faint.
I'm begging you.
It's not that.
Yes. This is it.
Aunt Sunjeong, thanks for the idea.
Thank you.
- Sure. Goodbye. / - Bye.
Dr. Yoon, morning appointments are done.
- Take a break. / - Okay.
Hello, Dr. Yoon.
Hello.
What is it you want to say?
I was working on the storyboard.
I have to get back soon.
Find out how he really feels.
What's this?
(Info on Medical Volunteering in Africa)
You've heard of Doctors Without Borders, right?
I'm considering going as it's a good opportunity.
To Africa?
For how long?
I'm thinking a year or two.
If I acclimate well, maybe for good.
What do you think?
Mr. Park?
Just a moment.
Hello?
Yes, yes. Just a moment.
Dr. Yoon, I'm very busy right now.
We'll talk later. Later, okay?
Hello? Yes, yes.
What?
Give an answer before going!
Yes?
I just saw you come in.
Thank you.
Have you talked to Bitna?
Not really.
She tells me not to come anymore.
Try talking to her again.
There's no point.
She says she hates me.
Good grief.
Force yourself to eat.
Hunger worsens morning sickness.
I'll feed you. Here.
Let's have 2 spoonfuls. Just 2 spoonfuls.
Later, Grandma.
I'm too nauseous to eat.
Good grief.
How are you?
How do you think we are?
Grandma.
Okay, okay.
Grandma, go for a walk.
No. I want strawberries.
How will you manage on your own?
You have nothing to worry about.
I want strawberries. You'll get them, right?
Okay.
Don't chew out a sick person.
I beg you.
Go ahead if you have something to say.
I heard from Suhyeon.
You refused to get back together with him.
Is it because of me?
You're wrong.
It's because of me.
I don't want to hold out by lying anymore
to keep someone I love
from hating me.
I'm tired.
It's not just Suhyeon.
Mother, Father, and the entire family's worried.
That's why I don't want to.
They're people I love, and yet I let them down.
Do you know how terrifying and distressing that is?
I don't know what to say.
I'm sorry this is what it came to,
but I have no regrets.
I didn't expose the truth
to exact revenge on you.
I had to do it for myself and
for the people who love me.
I don't blame you.
I lived in fear every day,
so I'm relieved too.
Ultimately, it was for love, both you and I.
It's been a long time.
How have you been?
Fine.
Um...
You submitted corroborating evidence to the court.
It had to have been a very tough decision.
Thank you.
I only did what I had to.
I'm glad your name's been cleared, albeit belatedly.
May I ask you for a favor?
I do believe what I did was right,
but I'm largely to blame as Bitna's father,
so it's unsettling that it's only Bitna
who's being punished.
I feel bad asking this of you
and I know it'll be hard,
but please hate Bitna just a little bit less.
I beg you.
Come anytime after 10 a.m. tomorrow.
Okay. Thank you.
Sure. Bye.
Your back hurts too?
Rain must be brewing.
My legs ache.
I'm just achy all over.
You should get tests done at a general hospital.
Why waste good money?
We know what it is.
Forget about it.
We can't let it get worse.
We've never even properly traveled.
You've never been on a plane, right?
Should we go to Jeju-do next month?
Forget it.
Being high up in the sky...
Geez. Just thinking about it gives me vertigo.
- I'm back. / - Hi, Eunsu.
Hi.
You're home early.
Take your time getting changed.
I'm helping Mom with dinner.
Beomgyu, when will Bitna be released?
I don't know.
Have you heard anything?
No, I haven't.
Um... I don't think Bitna's coming back here.
Eunsu, what are you talking about?
I just can't wrap my head around it.
She's the one who messed up,
so why's she refusing to come?
Shouldn't she be grateful that
Suhyeon's offered to bring her home?
Geez, Seonyeong. Must you be the mean
mother-in-law even under these circumstances?
Geez, Sunjeong.
That's how upset Bitna is.
Don't you remember
how cold Suhyeon was to her when
things went down?
How could he not be cold
given what happened?
Suhyeon isn't a saint.
After what she's done, she can't
even endure a few days of coldness from Suhyeon?
Whatever. This is actually for the best.
She's the one who left us,
so we have no reason to be clingy.
Have Suhyeon make a clean break with her, and...
Why are you saying things you don't mean?
How do you know whether I mean
what I say or not?
Anyway, Eunsu made a tough decision for the family
but things have come to this.
I'm sorry.
No, Father. Please don't say that.
You're back.
I was going to come see you at the office.
Let's talk.
Later. I'm very tired.
Are you sure you won't regret it?
You won't regret divorcing Bitna?
This is about our marriage.
It's about our family as well.
I'm sure you know what a zombie you've been.
I'm on your side. You're my brother after all.
I don't care if you won't regret it,
but don't regret it after saying you won't.
That's more embarrassing.
And it's not like you were perfect.
On our honeymoon in Jeju-do,
there was so much love in Bitna's eyes
but you were like a slab of ice.
If I were Bitna, I would've divorced you anyway.
Yoon Suho.
Have you ever told Bitna you love her?
No. Have you ever loved her?
If nothing else, Bitna truly loved you.
Even I could see it.
Sumin's not eating?
She said she had an engagement and left.
Suhyeon's not in his room.
He must've gone out.
Why won't he rest on the weekend?
Let's eat.
Geez. I should go see Bitna at the hospital.
I think she's being released today.
- Oh, my. / - Today?
Then maybe Suhyeon went to the hospital.
Does he have no backbone?
Why did he go there again?
Beomgyu, call Suhyeon and ask him where he is.
No. Suho, why don't you call him?
Never mind.
Suhyeon can take care of himself,
so trust him and wait.
I was on my way to go tutor.
You asked me what I thought of medical volunteering.
I did.
Have you thought about it?
I find it very impressive
that you'd go anywhere to save lives.
Go to Africa.
You should go. It's for a good cause.
I hope you go and achieve your dreams.
I really do.
Are you sure you'll be okay?
I may never come back.
I know.
We may never see each other again.
But that's really okay with you?
You mean it?
Yes.
I'll root for you from afar.
Go, Dr. Yoon. Go, go.
You'll do a great job.
Fine. I'll do as you wish.
You really have to go, right?
I already applied and
will be leaving soon.
I'm taking steps to close the clinic too.
I'm glad this wasn't unnecessarily long-winded.
I can't make it to the last class with the kids.
Say goodbye to Uri and Nara for me.
And Mr. Park Hyeongsik,
I hope you have a great life.
I don't think a formal goodbye is necessary.
I'm off.
You probably can't hear yet,
so I'll swear just this once.
Coward.
That sea cucumber, sea squirt, sea anemone.
I'd really love to sock him in the face.
I must up my protein and folic acid intake for you.
I'll chew thoroughly,
so eat away.
Let's eat. Let's eat.
Dad, are you crying?
No.
I got dust in my eyes.
Dad, when's Sumin coming?
She won't be coming anymore.
Why not?
She's going far away to
help sick people.
I'll go wash my face.
Dad.
Yes?
This isn't the way home.
Yeah. We have to make a stop.
Are we here to get fresh air?
Bitna.
There is one thing
I deeply regret in my life.
I loved your mom a lot.
I truly sincerely loved her.
I know.
Whenever I looked at you, I couldn't
bear how much I missed your mom.
I regret not hugging you when you were little.
I only grieved the loss of my wife.
I didn't think about your grief over your mom.
I'm sorry.
You know me. I can't articulate my feelings,
and I don't know where to start and how,
so I wanted to reach out to you,
but I couldn't put that into action.
If I had embraced you when the realization hit,
I wonder how things would've turned out.
Thank you, Dad.
I thought you hated me,
so I'm very happy that wasn't the case.
Suhyeon came by.
It was like seeing a younger me, so...
How should I put it?
I hated it as he seemed pathetic and helpless,
but you love him,
so I thought I should give him a chance.
Sometimes one hesitates even when one knows.
I ended up like this because I missed that moment,
but I don't want you to do the same.
Wait.
What I want is
for you to now let go of all your guilt
and find happiness.
That's my last wish.
Do you remember this place?
You've never loved, have you?
You don't see any of that when you're madly in love.
Maybe not now, but you might regret it later.
No. I'm confident.
I'm confident I can make you love me.
Do you regret loving me?
It's my fault and mistake for wanting
a perfect marriage.
I can't fully understand you yet,
but I will try because...
Because...
I'll be devoted to you for the rest of my life
and love only you until I die.
Kim Bitna...
Will you marry me again?
What I did was terrible.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
We're back.
Yes, hi. Go on up and unwind.
Do you like it?
Mother.
Yes. Welcome back. Welcome back.
This crib here... I bought it.
It should be very sturdy.
I did notice how old-fashioned it look.
Why didn't you get something trendier?
Bitna, we're so happy to have you back.
Thank you.
Mother and Father,
I'm sorry.
I'm very sorry.
It's okay. It's okay.
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You've all been through a lot.
The family was hit by a storm,
but I'm very pleased to see that we're all
here again as a family.
I know you must all hold some grudges,
but since we've decided to start anew as a family,
I hope you all make an effort to get along
and be on good terms.
Understood?
- Yes! / - Yes.
Geez, Beomgyu.
Droning on about what we already know.
They'll do fine even if you don't tell them to.
Oh, wow, Bitna.
Looks like a new ring.
The diamond's quite big.
I got it for her.
Suhyeon thinks size is all that matters.
It's not like that.
Yes, it is.
Size is everything with diamonds.
Right, Eunsu?
Yes. It's a pretty ring.
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