Waching daily Jun 18 2018

Are you sure you're gonna be fine?

Go honey, don't worry.

Alright, obey your dad.

Ok, go do homework

or watch TV

or sleep or something,

I need to rest a bit.

Yes!

Let's play soccer with the baby!

Don't even think about cheating.

I'd never, let's go, come.

Wait!

It's not with the baby as a ball right?

No...?

Oh, alright.

I told you not to thow her!

What happened?!

Nothing, nothing.

Alright.

Daddy, daddy, daddy!

Huh? What is it now?

Dad, I'm hungry.

Is there something to eat? Feed me!

Please daddy!

Did I tell you I'm hungry?

Son, I just came from work,

go pick something.

I believe there is soda and marshmallows,

go eat them.

Yes!

Sugar-full food I shouldn't eat due to my hyperactivity!

Leave me something!

Dad,

the baby is crying!

Don't you say!

Check her, you're old enough.

Oh no daddy,

this stinks more than when I don't bathe!

One second!

Find a diaper and change her.

Dad, there's someone at the door.

I should've named you Obvious,

can't you see I'm trying to rest?

Go open the door.

If I go Franklin will eat everything!

I cannot control myself father,

it's in my nature.

Wait here!

One moment.

There are no diapers!

Use something else.

I told you not to put her in the pipe!

What are you-- Be careful!

I brought these--

No!

Wait here.

Stop!

Stop!

I'm flatered but--

I brought these for your daughter.

Why do you crouch?

You're gonna destroy the house!

Are you still her--

Do you want tamales?

It's in my nature!

No, not today.

It's in my nature!

Enough!

Hand your sister!

Look.

What's the matter with you?

Cheap!

I couldn't control myself

so I eat everything

so Alexa-- so Alexa

threw the baby at me

and I crouched

and and and because I crouched

she broke the window

and the she picked her up and...

Silence!

But...

I'm not referring to that.

Do you think it's nice

to come tired from working

to bring you food

and instead of finding support

find a fight that looks like a warzone?

And to add to that,

you break the pipes--

you break the sink

which, by the way, it not cheap,

and you use your sister Ashley as a ball.

She's gonna be sent to the world cup!

I'm sorry...

We love you a lot.

Don't just say it, show it with actions.

Daddy, what can can can we do

to fix this?

Alright Franklin,

go pick the tools,

you'll learn to fix sinks.

Go tell the tamales lady

that we want some for dinner

and please tell her I'm not cheap.

And somebody please,

get Ashley a curtain.

Voila!

It couldn't have been done better.

She looks so cute.

Yeah, bald as always.

Mom, mom!

Hi.

Nothing has has has happened here mom,

everything's been fine

in the 5 minutes you went to buy tortillas.

Yes yes yes, everything's been fine.

No no nothing at all, all good.

Ok... I think...

Move away.

Such a beautiful family.

We don't want any more tama... les...

You?!

- Is your daughter here? - Give me a broom!

No, wait, I was kidding!

But I wasn't!

Follow that animal daddy!

Hey, why is Ashley wrapped in a curtain?

"Listen, my son, to your father's instruction and do not forsake your mother's teaching. They are a garland to grace your head and a chain to adorn your neck." Proverbs 1:8-9

We want to give a special shoutout to

Diego Guadron.

We hope that God blesses you.

So,

let's continue with the video.

If you want a shoutout ask for it in the comments.

Please.

Let's continue with the video.

Hey, why don't you tell us in the comments

the name of your father

and remember to thank them

for all that they do for us,

because it's not easy being a father...

I imagine.

And don't forget that we have

the comments section

where you can ask us questions

because on June 25th we're gonna

Next week.

We're gonna make a video answering your questions,

so,

don't foget to hit the like button,

share this video,

subscribe and turn the notification bell on.

Blessings,

Let's Impact in 360°!

You're still hyperactive from

from the video Fran.

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Markus Rühl - SHOCK THE WORLD - Bodybuilding Motivation 2018 - Duration: 4:18.

When the sun goes down

When all the people sleep around

Monster wakes up and goes out

When he walks

he shakes the ground

Freakiest man I've ever seen

that's Markus Ruhl

Biggest delts in bodybuilding history

heavy-ass weights

intense training

It just blows the mind

with extreme mass and size

He is huge

One of the biggest guys you've ever seen so fist your eyes

A huge monster

from Germany

Markus

Rühl

Let's take a look at Markus delts here

huge

wide development

that's the coast to coast look

I love to train shoulders

I'm sure I'm one of the

pro bodybuilders in the pro circuit

the biggest shoulders in this business

Hard training

good eat

The judges actually told him he wasn't big enough

and I don't know what they are looking at

wide

thick

big!

He's basically the freakiest bodybuilder in the show

You know him!

You love him!

You can't have the show without him

All the way from Germany

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20160818 XXT Keep your wisdom with pure view and conduct - Duration: 3:31.

So that did not get translated in the past.

Chalwa sherab

Your wisdom is degenerated, kind of confused, not clear.

Keeps your wisdom in the pure path, pure view, pure conduct,

keeps subtle mind, wisdom, like that.

You start this, start this, start this, then your wisdom is not set in best direction,

best conduct, kind of, well some people even Lama Tsongkhapa's teachings are not sure,

not clear, not sure, then you try this, you try this, at the end you are lost,

at the end you are not sure, lost, confused, that is one example.

Yes, of course, after studying well one path, after studying well, make sure, meditation,

conduct, view, then you learn others, on the basis of that then you learn others, oh, then

you understand.

Then you understand what is meant.

Then you recognize other methods, paths, is, mentioned, then you are able to discriminate.

It is like food in a restaurant, tasty.

But there are some people Lama Tsongkhapa's teachings nothing, what is meditation, what

is conduct, what is pure, nothing, the real path.

Then, nothing, you are lost.

You understand?

That is one example of chalwai sherab.

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New buy of a car !!?? - Duration: 8:51.

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China Hacks Secret US Missile Tech - Duration: 7:26.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

the Chinese regime is hacking US defense contractors.

Look guys,

password1 is a bad password.

Welcome back to China Uncensored,

I'm your host Chris Chappell.

The Chinese Communist Party has hacked the US...

again.

And this time, they've stolen military secrets.

I'm sure everything is fine.

This particular hack happened in January and February 2018.

The Washington Post reports the Chinese Communist Party

was able to get its hands on hundreds of gigabytes of data,

on everything from strategic submarine warfare data,

to a secretive project known as Sea Dragon.

Well I guess it might as well be a Sea Monkey now.

The program began in 2012.

It was supposed to "adapt existing U.S. military technologies

to new applications," into a "disruptive offensive capability."

And the Pentagon has spent about 300 million dollars

on Sea Dragon since 2015.

Good to know.

The Chinese hack also stole

"secret plans to develop a supersonic anti-ship missile

for use on U.S. submarines by 2020."

It's unclear from the original report in the Washington Post

if the supersonic missile is part of the Sea Dragon,

or something else.

Either way,

the Chinese regime has it now.

I'm sure they'll put it to good use.

Now there's good news and bad news to this.

The good news is,

everything that was hacked was technically unclassified.

The bad news is that the Chinese authorities got so much

interrelated sensitive data that they could still put it together

to paint an overall picture of US submarine warfare

that could be considered classified.

For example, the Chinese Communist Party

could now know how close a Chinese sub

can get to the US navy before it's detected.

Whereas before, they had to rely on tactical dolphins.

Now it's not really surprising that the Chinese regime

hacked the US military.

Remember, Chinese hackers stole the designs for the F-35,

which the US spent $400 billion dollars to develop.

Chinese hackers also stole designs

for the Patriot PAC-3 missile system.

And they tried to steal plans

for the THAAD missile defense system

the US installed in South Korea.

They also got plans for, "the Black Hawk helicopter

and the Navy's new Littoral Combat Ship."

You know what, this is not looking good for the US military.

But I'm sure this is happening because Chinese military hackers

are just so advanced, right?

What's that, Shelley?

This stuff happens because defense contractors

forget to use passwords?!

I mean, come on!

Even my grandmother knows how to use passwords.

Ok, her password is "grandma's password"

but that's better than nothing.

Now the name of the contractor that was hacked earlier this year

for the information on submarine warfare

was not released to the public.

And we don't know how they were hacked in this case.

But the good news is...this is something the US military

is actively concerned about.

Here's Admiral Philip Davidson talking about Chinese hacking

at a recent Senate Armed Services Committee.

"I believe they are stealing technology

in just about every domain,

and trying to use it to their advantage."

"And what's the means they use to steal that technology?"

"One of the main concerns that we have, sir,

is ­cyber and penetration of the dot-com networks,

exploiting technology from our defense contractors,

in some instances."

In this report from February, it says,

"Most detected Chinese cyber operations are focused

on defense contractors or IT and communications firms."

And yet, despite being targets of Chinese hacking,

these defense contractors aren't always great about...defense.

I guess that's...ironic?

Of course it doesn't help when the Pentagon itself screws up.

Fortunately, in response to all this coming to light,

"the Pentagon inspector general's office said that

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis had asked it to review

contractor cybersecurity issues."

Hey, I have an idea for how to protect

top secret military files from Chinese hackers.

Since, you know, using passwords doesn't work for us.

We can just rename our top secret military files

so they sound really boring.

Like, instead of calling this

strategic submarine warfare program

Sea Dragon,

let's call it Sea Cucumber.

It's just like how if you have top secret files

on your computer,

like photos of your embarrassingly extensive

beanie baby collection,

not that I have one,

you should put them in a folder

called Family Vacation Photos.

No one will ever open it.

Plus, imagine the Chinese hacker who has to brag about

stealing the operation Sea Cucumber files.

The other Chinese hackers will laugh at him forever.

Which is why this plan is foolproof.

And before we go,

it's time for me to answer another fan question.

Evan B asks,

"Chris, how do you think China's military would fare

in a full-scale war against another western nation?"

Well, you might think that will all the hacking,

the Chinese military could be an equal match someday.

But I doubt it.

If it ever came down to a boots-on-the-ground

World War II style conflict between China and,

let's say, the US...

with equipment and troop size being roughly equal,

the US would for sure win.

That's because the US military

has extensive combat experience,

and hardly anyone in the Chinese military does.

But that's not how the Chinese military thinks about warfare.

They look at it as asymmetrical warfare.

So instead of going toe to toe with guns and airplanes,

the Chinese military would do things like:

disrupt the power grid in American cities,

disrupt our financial system,

or even poison our drinking water—

which is actually something we know the Soviets

once had a plan for.

The Communist Party would have zero qualms about

killing American civilians.

I mean, look how they treat Chinese civilians.

So a war with communist China would be very problematic.

It's just not the knockoff F-35s I'd be worried about.

I'd like to think, though, that the US would still win—

not just with better firepower,

but by the sheer willpower of its citizens.

I'm thinking Red Dawn here.

I just hope we never find out.

And on that delightful note,

what do you think about the Chinese hacking of

US defense contractors?

And what should the US Navy

name its next secret project?

Leave your comments below.

Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored.

Once again I'm your host Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

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mainly by fans of the show—

viewers like you.

And as a special thank you,

we answer questions from our supporters

at the end of some of our episodes.

So click this orange button to contribute to

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Behold! My Motor Scooter Bike Rack - Duration: 5:08.

Josh here with daily mountain bike rider and to say I love mountain biking is a huge understatement.

I moved to Bellingham Washington about 3 years ago and got bit pretty bad by the mountain

bike bug.

I got a feel for the sport and then I felt that bug start attacking my wallet.

Some of you may not realize, mountain biking is pretty stinking expensive.

It starts with just buying a bike and of course a helmet to get out there and ride.

And then after that you get roped in with upgrades like tires, suspension, and frame

protectant.

Then you have to get shoes, clothes and padding.

And of course, after you get really into the sport you have to buy a second bike for a

different discipline you're in.

And the list goes on and on and on.

And it doesn't actually stop there.

Because then you have to find a way to actually get your bike to the trailhead.

That means getting a vehicle, and if it's not a truck you need to buy a bike rack and

usually a trailer hitch receiver for the bike rack to go on to your car.

I got to the point where I had to stop the money madness somewhere.

And that's when it came to me, I wondered if there was a cheaper, better, more fuel-efficient,

and fun way to get me and my bike to the trails.

And that's where this video comes into play.

Introducing my 2004 49cc Yamaha Zuma Scooter.

This thing gets over 100 miles per gallon, can be parked almost anywhere, looks cooler

than a winter in North Dakotan winter, and tops out at 43 MPH if you go downhill with

a tail wind.

Now there's only one problem with my scooter I need to figure out a way to get me and my

bike, on this, and get to the trail with some amount of safety.

Challenge accepted

I started by buying a cheap roof rack off Amazon for $35, and then took a trip to Lowes

to get a 2x6, hardware, some straps, black spray paint, and of course some safety glasses.

Because, well safety.

I bought everything at Lowes for about $25 – bringing the total cost to $60.

Now I just had to figure out a way to mount the rack to the board and mount the board

to the scooter.

All while making sure my expensive bikes don't fall off the back – you know, the little

things.

After some drawing, cutting, drilling, and continually improper use of multiple tools

I think I found what I was looking for.

And I could not be more excited to show you.

Introducing for the first time ever, the ultimate bike transporting device.

Thank you

all so much for watching this video.

If you enjoyed it do me a favor and click that like button, leave a comment, and make

sure you subscribe so you can stay up to date on all the videos posted here with the shred

sled.

Besides that, I need to say a huge thank you to the guys over at Portside Productions.

They're a local production company here in Bellingham doing amazing things and really

are the reason this video came to life.

So thank you guys, be sure to click their links down below to check out their Instagram,

their YouTube, and their website for all the good stuff they're making.

Alright that's it for me guy, thanks so much for watching and we'll see you next

time.

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Romelu LUKAKU (Belgium) - Man of the Match - MATCH 13 - Duration: 1:04.

Congratulations, Romelu.

How much does it help to have a legend like Henry in the camp?

Lots, lots, lots of help.

It was difficult to begin with because he's away so often,

but he's helped me so much over the past two years,

and I know exactly what I need to do when I'm on the pitch.

Every day for me is a new day and a new learning experience.

I'll always be grateful to him for that.

So you're part of this so-called 'golden generation',

is this possibly the best chance this particular team has to shine?

We've got a lot of experience now, we learned a lot from the last two tournaments.

We're far more settled as a team now and I think our performance in the second half

really helped us.

We know what needs to be done for the second game now.

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Nifty trans finds: Super-fast-acting hormone blockers used in Sweden - Duration: 4:43.

Hey everyone, Zinnia here.

I wanted to share something really interesting I found while browsing through the literature

on transgender medicine.

For background: GnRH agonists are a class of drugs sometimes used as part of medical

transition for trans people in order to block the sex hormones produced by their own bodies.

These are long-acting medications, typically given as a depot injection or as a subcutaneous

implant.

Lupron injections and histrelin implants have been used as puberty blockers for trans youth,

and Decapeptyl and Zoladex have been used (particularly in the UK) to block testosterone

in adult trans women and estrogen and progesterone in adult trans men.

While individual treatment needs can vary – for instance, trans women will often instead

take other testosterone blockers like spironolactone, and trans men may only need testosterone to

suppress their estrogen – GnRH agonists are generally very effective at eliminating

the body's production of these hormones, clearing the way for cross-sex hormones to

produce their desired effects.

One issue with GnRH agonists stems from their mechanism of action in regulating hormones.

These medications essentially mimic the action of the body's own gonadotropin-releasing

hormone and stimulate the same receptors, resulting in an increase in the secretion

of luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH).

While GnRH agonists cause the GnRH receptors to downregulate after a few weeks and shut

down the body's production of testosterone or estrogen, this initial release of LH and

FSH can cause what's known as a "flare effect", a surge in the release of exactly

the sex hormones that trans people don't want.

This effect is particularly concerning in cases where GnRH agonists are used for chemical

castration in cis men with androgen-sensitive prostate cancer – other medications are

often needed to blunt the initial flare of testosterone and keep this from causing progression

of their disease.

More recently, a related class of medications known as GnRH antagonists have been developed.

Rather than initially stimulating GnRH receptors and later causing downregulation, these antagonists

have an opposite effect and directly block GnRH receptors, causing the body to stop producing

sex hormones almost immediately without any flare.

Unlike GnRH agonists, GnRH antagonists are not in widespread use for medical transition

– but there's no apparent reason why they couldn't be.

And a publication from earlier this year, outlining an upcoming study of trans people

at the Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden, describes exactly this.

Under the proposed protocol, trans people presenting for treatment would be given an

initial dose of the GnRH antagonist degarelix, which the authors say "results in immediate

reduction in gonadotropin secretion and brings sex hormone levels (estradiol and testosterone)

to castrate levels within 24 [hours]".

This would be followed a month later with depot injection of a traditional GnRH agonist,

continued every three months in order to maintain the suppression of sex hormone production.

After reading this, I looked for other uses of GnRH antagonists in trans people and found

a case report published in Proceedings of UCLA Healthcare in 2016.

The report describes a trans woman who had unacceptable side effects on spironolactone,

and later experienced surges in her testosterone levels when she was switched to a GnRH agonist.

Finally, she was put on a monthly dose of degarelix, which provided highly effective

suppression of testosterone.

While this may seem like a minor optimization on existing protocols, what it does show is

that the field of transgender medicine is advancing all the time.

Most hormonal medications do not work this quickly – zeroing out the hormones you don't

want within 24 hours is a big deal for trans people.

Current limitations in clinical practice are being addressed, and the care that we receive

is being improved upon.

At one point testosterone blockers weren't used in trans women at all; at one point blocking

puberty in trans youth wasn't even known to be possible; at one point there weren't

any medications that could eliminate the production of sex hormones immediately.

In the words of a great movie: Imagine what you'll know tomorrow.

I'm Zinnia Jones.

Thanks for watching, and remember to like, comment, subscribe, and support my work on

Patreon!

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People Discover Who They Were In A Past Life - Duration: 7:54.

- How did you do that?

- That's hypnosis.

(upbeat music)

- Today we're gonna get hypnotized

and figure out past lives that we may have experienced.

- I'm very nervous.

I've never been hypnotized,

because I like to be in control of myself at all times.

- I'm scared of like being exposed.

And it doesn't mean like necessarily

just like physically naked.

- I've been practicing past life regression

therapy for over 700 years.

Today, we are going to see three different examples

of past life regression therapy.

This is when a person chooses an issue

that he or she would like to overcome.

Then we travel back to who the person was,

the past life to the event or events

that are going to illuminate the cause

of the issue.

And from there we are able to heal it.

So Joyce, do you mind having the hypnocat

on your lap.

- No, I completely enjoy it.

- What is your intention for having your

past life regression?

- I wanna heal my migraines.

- For today I would like to focus

on my fear of waves and water.

- Is there something in your life you'd like to heal?

- It's doubt, it's doubt.

- So the induction, is to go from a full waking state

down into the hypnotic trance.

- I feel like you're doing it to me already.

- I am. - You are right.

- I am.

Now I'm gonna show you how powerful you are Joyce.

You are so powerful,

that you can relax your eyelids,

wonderfully, totally, and completely.

For the subconscious mind knows how to generate healing.

Your power word is the word trust.

Because you can trust yourself more and more.

You're now in an alpha state of hypnosis.

And we can now hack into the subconscious mind.

You can imagine or visualize

getting pulled

to an amazing corridor.

And you're gliding through.

Three, step into the light.

Two, step into the light.

One, step into the light.

At zero take a big step forward,

you are in another time and another place.

Now look down at your hand,

are you a man or a woman, a boy or a girl?

- Woman.

- And look at your palms, and your fingertips,

are you a girl of leisure

or do you work hard with your hands?

- I don't know, I have jewelry on though.

- Ah tell me about the jewelry.

Describe it.

- They're like teeth, like alligator teeth.

- Yes, and describe the landscape.

The environment.

- It's like a swamp.

Like high grass.

- Travel to your home in your past life.

What does your home look like?

- [Joyce] It's small, on the countryside.

- [Lisa] And look around and orient yourself.

Do you know in what land you live?

- [Joyce] Scotland.

- [Lisa] What can you see?

- [Kate] I'm in like a canyon.

- [Lisa] And are you alone or are there other people?

- [Kate] There's other people.

- Men and women?

Men only?

- I think it's just men.

- Yes.

Do you know your name or is someone calling to you,

even a nickname?

- I heard Alice.

- Yes, Alice.

Speak your name out loud.

- Annabelle.

- Tell me about your home.

- It's good.

It's like alligator people.

The alligator means a lot for us.

- See if there's anything that you carry.

- I have like tiny bag with me.

- I have kids.

- Boys, girls?

- Boys.

- How many?

- There's two. - Tell me about your home.

- I don't think we can go home.

Shouldn't have left.

- No, of course not.

Why shouldn't you have left?

- The people we're with aren't good.

- Let the amazing wisdom of the subconscious mind

pull you towards the event that will

illuminate and resolve your ambivalence

about the ocean.

What is happening, Annabelle?

- We can't stay here anymore.

- No, of course not.

Why do you have to leave?

- There's a war, and we goin into the water.

My mother and my aunt are there.

- And what's happening?

- I'm pushing their boat into the water

and I'm trying to go but they pull me back.

They won't let me leave.

- Who's not gonna let you leave?

- The forces, the other side.

They won't let me leave.

- What happened with the ocean?

Take a nice deep breath and release any shame associated

with it.

- I think for sure I drowned in there,

but it was by accident.

I think I went in looking for something.

- So tell me what you see?

And be brave.

- I left.

- Yeah.

You left and who did you leave behind?

- I think I left everyone.

- Did you go by yourself?

Did you take the boys?

- No.

- It's okay, because this was not a good place for you.

What finally happened?

- They hit me on the head. - They hit you on the head?

And what happened?

- And I died.

- Yeah.

You're at the moment after death.

And you are going to go up higher and higher

til you connect with every incarnation

from all your past lives.

You may ask the question,

how am I able to release the trauma

of wanting to go, but having to stay?

We're going to go just to the moment after death.

You are there, how did you die, Alice?

- I just am on the floor.

- Something just gave out huh?

And where did you feel it in your body before it happened?

You can remember.

- My heart. - Yeah.

Look at my finger with your eyes closed.

Look even more with your wisdom.

You can enjoy the ocean.

What insider perspective does the wise self reveal to you?

Speak it out loud.

- There wasn't really a choice.

- And really listen to your wise self.

Can you allow yourself to forgive yourself?

Give me an honest answer.

- I don't know.

I thought they'd be fine.

- When you were Alice,

you didn't have control, freedom, or power.

Breathe that in and acknowledge it.

And now ask, as a daughter of the 21st century,

is being held back still serving you?

And if it's not, take a very, very, very deep breath

and release being held back.

Now I'm gonna ask you a question as Kate.

Do you have power, freedom, and choice?

- Yes.

- You have power, freedom, and choice.

And one, two, three, four, five, Joyce

eyes open, wide awake.

One, two, three, four, five.

- Well I think it was very uncomfortable

with how intense that was.

- It was strange.

I was like her at first,

and then I like became this alligator.

- Damn.

I didn't wanna say anything

I was so like ashamed of everything I was saying.

- Of course.

But your wise self told you

you didn't have a choice under those circumstances.

- Yeah.

- Would you trust me that it stands on it's own

as what has happened to women for generations

who truly had no choice.

- It taught me a lot.

I usually get a headache around once a day,

but today I just feel really calm, really chill.

- I have to figure out what I feel about all of this.

If it's a way for us to like personifying

our underlying guilt from other situations,

or if I actually believe in past lives.

- It was interesting just cause like

I'm both super spiritual and

at the same time I try to be as logical as possible,

and I'm just like what was real and what was me?

It kind of doesn't matter.

It was just a really good experience

to like, just let your mind flow

exactly the way that it wants to.

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The Biggest Lies They Ever Taught You In Science Class - Duration: 8:43.

It's the ultimate insult.

You've spent years studying, memorizing, and taking tests to prove that you understand

some of the world's most fundamental workings.

You've missed television shows, nights out with your friends, and binge-gaming sessions

— and for what?

For a whole lot of "facts" that weren't even remotely true, that's what.

Yup, you heard it here first: A lot of that stuff you were studying was just plain fake

news.

These are some of the biggest lies you've learned in school.

"Science is a liar sometimes!"

"Oh boy."

A girl's best FRAUD

The world is full of incredibly awesome natural phenomena.

Unfortunately, the shiniest of these phenomena you learned about as a child does not exist.

Diamonds, as the story goes, are made from coal that's been subjected to a huge amount

of pressure.

Superman says so, so it must be true, right?

Let's ask Dr. Kat Arney of The Naked Scientists.

According to her, geological studies have shown natural diamonds were actually created

about a billion years ago by factors like temperatures in the thousands of degrees and

the kind of pressure you'd feel if you had around 100 miles of earth and rock on top

of you.

Those forces acted on carbon-rich minerals to form diamonds, and diamonds can also be

formed by high-impact strikes caused by meteorites either hitting the Earth or hitting each other

in space.

What definitely wasn't involved?

Coal.

We know coal has nothing to do with diamonds because coal only started forming about 300

to 400 million years ago, long after the Earth started making diamonds.

In order to get coal, you need plants, and plants didn't happen until about 450 million

years ago.

That makes diamonds even cooler.

It makes your teacher less cool.

Survival of the FIB-est

When you learned about evolution, chances are your teachers talked about how natural

selection and survival of the fittest shaped the world today.

If you were the type of student who pointed out something was off because humans still

have some major design flaws — like not being able to see in the dark while the lions

that wanted to eat our ancestors clearly could — well, your teachers probably told you

to shut the heck up.

"SHUUUUT UUUUUPPP."

"Shut up!

Shut up!"

That's because they were teaching it wrong.

According to Princeton biological anthropologist Alan Mann, survival of the fittest isn't based

on how tough or smart a creature is.

The important thing is how likely they are to reproduce.

Mann says you can look at it this way: "Evolution acts to produce function, not perfection."

That's why we still can't see in the dark, why we still pass on deadly genetic diseases,

and why we haven't grown awesome prehensile tails like those Saiyan guys from Dragon Ball

Z.

UC Berkeley researchers took on ideas about natural selection, and your teacher was wrong

there, too.

Natural selection isn't about organisms trying to adapt, it's about random genetic mutations

that happened to increase odds of reproduction.

They also say that "survival of the fit enough" is a better way to think of the process.

There you have it — you're not here because your ancestors were the best, but because

they were "eh, sure — good enough."

Taste of deceit

Remember back in middle school, when you were taught your taste buds were arranged in groups

and you tasted different things — bitter, salty, sweet, and sour — in different areas

of the tongue?

If you were the kid who put a salty pretzel on the tip of your tongue and wondered why

you could still taste saltiness, you were right to be skeptical.

The tongue map dates back to 1901, and according to LiveScience, it was the work of a German

scientist named D.P.

Hanig.

He was measuring how sensitive certain areas of the tongue were to certain tastes, and

later that turned into the idea that different parts of the tongue only taste certain things.

We even know who screwed things up — a Harvard psychology historian with the epic name of

Edwin Boring.

He transcribed Hanig's data in 1942 but didn't label his graph correctly.

It's wrong for another reason, too, because we also have the ability to taste something

called umami.

That's not even on the standard tongue map.

It's almost as if the tongue is an extremely complex and sensitive object that can't be

easily reduced to pithy half-truths.

"UHHHHHGGGGG.

That is tart.

That is really tart."

External stimu-LIE

Quick, name your senses.

Taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight, right?

It's so well-known that M. Night Shyamalan wrote about The Sixth Sense like it was something

epic and unheard of, but grown-up science says we keep teaching the five sense thing

because kids' underdeveloped brains can't understand what their senses really are.

According to psychologists at the University of Glasgow, it was actually Aristotle who

came up with the idea of five senses, and while we're not actually sure what the right

answer is, it sure isn't five.

The problem comes in defining just what a "sense" is.

One answer is that we only have three senses that correspond to the kind of stimuli our

bodies can interpret — chemical, light, mechanical.

Another possibility is that we have a whopping nine senses, adding mechanoreception — which

includes things like balance and muscle stretch — pain, temperature, and interoreceptors.

That's just a fancy way of saying "when you know you've got to take a leak, when you're

thirsty, and when your stomach's had enough and it's time to stop shoving food in your

head."

Break those nine out into their components, and you can legitimately argue for 21 or 33

senses.

Whatever the answer is, it's definitely not five.

"Liiiiies."

Roy G. FIB

Whenever most people draw a rainbow, they'll go with seven standard colors: red, orange,

yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

But QI suggests picking seven colors is just the Western world continuing its obsession

with seven: days of the week, musical scales, and all that jazz.

It was Isaac Newton who decided on seven colors when he was observing rainbows.

He added orange and indigo to the previous five.

If you go back farther, you'll find Greek philosophers said there were three — red,

yellow-green, and purple.

Homer, for some reason, insisted there was only one color in a rainbow: purple.

"What if it was purple?"

Not so clear now, is it?

The answer is even worse: there's no "real" number to find.

The rainbow's shading from one color to the next means there's no definite, solid way

to separate one from another.

ScienceBlogs worked out the math, using wavelengths to estimate that there are around a million

different colors you're actually seeing when you look at a rainbow.

And purple is one of them.

Exciting, right?

Stretching the truth

Black holes are one of the most mysterious, confusing phenomenons in the universe, so

it goes without saying there's a lot we don't know about them.

First, let's take a look at the idea they're funnel-shaped.

You probably saw that drawing in your textbooks, but it's totally wrong.

Kind of.

According to Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy, they're actually spherical.

That funnel shape you see drawn all the time is actually an attempt to depict the four-dimensional

phenomenon of bending gravity in the two dimensions on your piece of paper.

Now, the crushing thing.

Were you taught that anything passing a black hole's event horizon is sucked in and crushed

under its insane gravity?

It's the opposite: things get stretched out.

Black holes are huge, and their size means there's a massive difference in gravitational

pull even across relatively short spaces — say, for example, your 6-foot self.

It's such a drastic change that if you're swimming toward a black hole, your head is

going to feel hundreds of millions of times more gravity than your feet, and that's going

to stretch you — not crush you — in a process called …

"Spaghettification."

... No wonder your teachers lied.

Neuro-LIE-gical

This idea is so prevalent even among adults that entire movies are based on the premise

that using more than 10 percent of your brain will turn you into some sort of superpowered

demigod — or a flash drive.

The scientific community has a name for those movies — they're called "stupid movies."

And, yes, people still believe their pseudo science.

"What the hell is wrong with you people?"

Scientific American has debunked this entire myth and has possibly even found the source

of the idea, if not for the incredibly specific number of 10 percent — it's a 1907 text

called The Energies of Men.

But this idea is just not true.

Now, we know that although our brains make up a relatively small percentage of our meat-sacks,

it uses about 20 percent of the energy we burn.

Researchers have used imaging technology to get a peek at which parts of the brain govern

which functions, and we do use all of it for both conscious and unconscious activities.

We even use it when we're sleeping.

Mayo Clinic neurologist John Henley erases any doubt:

"Evidence would show over a day you use 100 percent of the brain."

Sorry, folks.

You've already got all the brainpower you're going to get.

"Bummer.

This is a bummer, man.

That's a bummer."

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Supernanny | Mom Held Hostage By Kids At Bedtime - Duration: 2:08.

By dinnertime Debbie has had enough I've just heard nine call one of the girls an

idiot for a child to grow up hearing their mother to mean them using them

words is just will really lower their self confidence in their self-esteem

after dinner Debbie tries to put the girls to bed as

usual they're not having any of it right now

roughly please one should be able to agree thick is a story tuck them into

bed have some time to herself instead she's been held hostage in that bedroom

after an exhausting hour Debbie breaks down

Genta bad all about symmetry to try to sleep

you