Waching daily Sep 5 2018

Where to start?

Just do this much,

before you go to bed today

one thing is

every hour

remind yourself

right now its gonna be 8 o clock,

8 o'clock, remind yourself, WOW! I'am still alive

no, don't laugh

so many people who go to bed today

will not wake up tomorrow morning

more that a million people in the planet

will not wake up tomorrow morning

tomorrow morning, suppose you wake up

yes,

who knows?

you are always thinking it's not me,

it's going to be somebody

very cruel

tomorrow morning, if you do wake up, first check

"Am I really awake"

alive

'I'm still alive"

"wow'

don't have to do anything,

don't have to scream or something

at least one big smile, I'm still alive,

over a million people didn't wake up tonight

but here I'm, alive, fantastic or no?

what's the biggest thing in your life?

you are alive right now?

so if you're still on tomorrow morning,

just give one big smile "wow"

then, maybe you have 3-4 people

who matter to you much in your life,

just check

he and she, that one and this are alive

all alive, great!

if 1 million people die tonight,

which they do every night,

at least 10 million people lost somebody

who was dear to them

but, none of those who are very dear to you

are gone today, fantastic or no?

Crowd: YES!

another great smile, don't tell anybody just smile okay?

Great

8 'o' clock in the morning, wow 8 o clock', still alive.

Every 1 hour just do this exercise, okay?

Every 1 hour just remind yourself, check on.

Please understand this,

if you think about God you will become hallucinated

Only when you are conscious about your mortality,

will you want to truly know the nature of this life

When you know

you're on right now,

and tomorrow morning you might be poof, gone

Now you want to know, what the hell?

what is this?

I'm real right now! But tomorrow morning, gone!

so many people,

who are so real and on, are suddenly gone

Can't believe, where did they go?

But you thought about it for 10 minutes

and then you got busy,

you had to text your father is dead

But, remind yourself of your own mortality,

let the question deepen.

If you can do it every moment,

its great, if cannot at least once an hour

Remind yourself that you are mortal,

you are not not immortal, you are mortal

if you know that you are mortal,

suddenly you will see in a few days

you have no time to do any nonsense

which doesn't mean anything to you.

You will do only what really matters to your life

you have no time to do any rubbish

with anybody, you will have time only to

do the best things that you want to do,

what you truly care to do in your life,

and nothing other than that

and that's what you should be doing

because its very limited amount of time.

[Applause]

i want you to know,

its a very brief life, that is if you are a joyous person,

if you are a miserable person of course it is a long life

if you are joyful, if you live for 100 years its gone,

too quickly.

if you are miserable what a long life you will live

so, its a very brief life,

you shouldn't be doing anything

other than what truly matters to you, isn't it?

But you are doing so much nonsense

that doesn't mean anything to you,

simply because you think you're immortal

Otherwise people are Saying no

I will live up to 80 maybe till 100,

so no I will do this at 70,

I will smile at my neighbors when I am 75

when all my work is done

When all the property issues have settled,

after that I will smile at him

There is no such guarantee

Does anybody here come with a guarantee

card for two days?

No, you could be dead tomorrow morning!

Not wishing that, I bless you a long life,

but it's possible right?

Everyday it's happening to a million people means,

cant it be you or tomorrow morning I'm asking?

yes or no?

YES

If you're conscious of your mortality,

becoming aware will naturally happen,

because the significance of being alive will blossom

You use all kinds of words,

which are straight from the American coasts,

mindfulness, awareness, mental-alertness

no you need to seperate these things.

Being mentally alert will help you to survive better.

If i am mentally alert I can drive better,

do my work better, I can do something else better

Its survival

right

Awareness is not about survival,

when I first asked you, the question

how do you know that you're here?

You went down and said that you are conscious,

only because you are aware that your alive!

Your awareness is aliveness, your aliveness is awareness.

The question is only about how alive?

A lot of people think if they are 50 percent alive

its pretty good

Yes, you can survive 50 percent,

but you need to understand

if we want to torture somebody,

if you want to torture somebody,

what would you do? Would you kill them?

Suppose if you got employment in hell, let's say,

you are given the job of torturing people,

what would you do, kill them?

No...

...Keep them half alive.

[Laughs and applause]

If you keep them half alive, that's called torture.

So right no this is called self-torture,

maybe you are preparing for employment elsewhere.

Because right from he age of two or three,

people or parents are asking you

what will you become?

what will you become?

Well I am born a human being

I am supposed to strive to become a human being

See every life on this planet,

whether an bird, insect, animal, tree whatever.

Every one of them is striving

to become a full-fledged live and that's all

A worm is trying to be a full fledged worm,

a tree is trying to be a full fledged tree,

that's all a Human being also,

to become a full fledged Human Being!

No no, what will you become means,

what kind of job will get, form the age of 3!

This madness has come because of whatever,

the last century of poverty in this country,

people are so deprived,

and they think if they don't have a job

they wont eat anything

You know? It comes from a certain poverty consciousness,

you must pass it, that generation is past!

Right now

if you have a few brain-cells working,

you can make a living, yes?

You don't have to be qualified for anything,

you have a few brain-cells working in your head,

you can make a living. That's not an issue anymore.

There was a time it was like that.

It's no more like that.

It's time we leave that, it's not about what we will become,

how will we be?

What will be the experience of your life?

Will it be the peak experience,

or will it be just the mediocre nonsense?

This is the question!

Because once you come as a Human being,

whatever happens is not enough,

something more needs to happen, yes or no?

You may think you are doing different things,

the man who goes to the temple.

the man who goes to the bar,

the man who goes to work,

the man who goes to conquer the world

every one of them is just seeking a larger slice of life.

Some people go the mall,

some people go to the PDS,

Just like that, some people think it comes from the temple,

so they go there

Somebody else go to conquer the world,

somebody else go shopping,

what is it you are trying to do?

Just trying to have a larger slice of life

But it doesn't matter,

if you gather the whole world around you,

you will not have a larger slice.

Your larger slice will happen only

if your ability to perceive is enhanced!

If your ability to experience is not enlarged,

then you can have everything around you

but still your experience is the same!

Modern life is just that,

no other generation

had the things we are having around us!

Most homes are looking like a warehouse!

[Laughs]

Because they have shopping trips,

they dot know where to keep it,

everything is falling all over the people,

there's no place for the people

Full of things,

but does it bring well-being or happiness or anything?

No!

You cannot determine the

experience of what's happening within you from outside,

it has to happen from within

and it is how enlarged your experience is;

is how big your life is.

Not about, socially how big people think you are;

that may work socially a few things for you

but it doesn't work in terms of life

So when we say awareness,

we are talking about the essential ingredient of life,

because only because you are aware;

you are alive, isn't it so?

Yes?

Now the question is, how alive?

If we had to use an analogy,

right now this light is blinding me.

Now if you reduce the voltage,

it will be like this, it will only light up this much

But they want it to light up everything

so they turn up the voltage,

so if you turn down the voltage you will see

only this much,

if you turn it up you will see that much,

if you really turn it up you will see the entire hall

Awareness is the same thing,

because your conscious that you are aware

you know something,

if you become a little more aware,

you will know something more

a little more aware, then something more

All these words are connected, Pragna

The word Guru, all these things are connected, because

pregna, means you are conscious!

Because you are conscious

depending on the intensity of your consciousness,

accordingly your vision

of everything around you is enhanced

Now the word GURU means

'GU' means darkness, its a 4 letter word know,

'RU' means dispeller.

So guru is not meant to teach you something

He is not suppose to give you a philosophy,

Not suppose to give you an ideology,

It is just that he is suppose to through little more light

Little more light means

Suppose if this hall is dark and you are only able to

see the first two rows, you're not able to see the end

If I flash the torch light,

you saw, oh all these people!

It's a whole world out there!

But I switched off the torch

then you will know,

there is something and now I have to see

What do I need? I need a torch on my own

Ok? This is the job

because the children in the home

where I am staying they declaring;

he is not like a guru!

he doesn't talk like a guru, he doesn't look like a guru,

he is doesn't walk like a guru, he is not a guru!

I'm very glad I'm getting certified!

Yes Yes

Now, about seeing everything

the way it is, because if I want to walk through this,

there's a whole lot of people right now, belief systems.

You believe in God, alright?

Now, I know the corporate world,

people have shifted this I believe in myself'

which is somewhat misplaced, but that's ok.

both are misplaced,

and they produced different kinds of impact,

absolutely

belief means what?

Essentially belief means,

you are unwilling to admit

what you do not know as I do not know,

whatever you do not know you believe

If you believe what it does to you is,

it will give you confidence.

Confidence without clarity is a disaster.

Right now let us say,

I cannot see this people, my vision is not clear,

but I have great confidence.

I am going to walk through these people

You know what I will do,

I will step over everybody and go!

Because I am very confident,

there's a whole lot of people like this.

If my vision is clear,

I will go through this without touching anybody.

If my vision is not clear, and I have no confidence

I will ask, please can somebody show me the way

But now I have no clarity,

but I have confidence, its a disastrous process.

So, believing in god, believing in yourself,

believing anything means,

its just a "B" word, you know

you're just bullshitting yourself about something

you do not know

right right

What is the problem?

What I know,I know, what I do not know, I do know,

What is the problem with this?

If this much sincerity enters your life,

come to this much; what I know I know,

what I do not know I do not know,

I don't believe anything, I don't disbelieve anything,

I am willing to look at everything

You will become a sensible human being,

and every hour you remind yourself you are mortal,

and celebrate with a smile that you are still alive.

You will see wonders will happen to you

Thank you. Great!

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Simple 3 step marketing plan for new coaches - Duration: 8:09.

In this video, I'm going to share a simple 3-step marketing plan that you can use WITHOUT

having to be on social media 24/7.

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When I started my first online coaching business, I had no audience and no idea how to market

myself.

I also had very little time because I was in a 9-5 job, AND I was also a huge introvert.

Despite all of that, I was able to build that business to over 6-figures BEFORE I left my

job.

And my CURRENT business used the same plan to grow to a multi-million dollar business

that reaches tens of thousands of people.

So now, let's talk about how YOU can use this plan for great results...

You probably know someone who needs what you're offering, OR, if not, you probably know someone

who knows someone who needs what you're offering.

And because you already have a relationship with people in your network, they're going

to be so much more open to helping you or potentially hiring you.

There's a right and a wrong way to go about this though.

What you DON'T want to do is email everyone you know and say hey, I'm starting this

new business and you should hire me.

That comes off as a bit salesy and pushy.

What you want to do instead is send them an email that lets them know…

Hey I'm starting this new business that helps people do...whatever it is you help

them with.

If you'd like my help with this, let me know!

Or, if you know someone who would be interested in this, please let me know as well.

I'm happy to offer them a free coaching call so that they can get to know me and start

getting some great results.

If they're interested, I'll share more about how I can help them further, but if

not, they'll still get great value out of the free session.

This makes it feel so easy for people who want to help you to refer someone because

the person they're referring will get something out of it too, it's not just a sales pitch.

This is really important to remember in ALL of your marketing -- it can't just be selling

you or your offer all the time.

It has to be a WIN-WIN for your audience.

because this is going to make the difference between people being interested

in what you have to offer, and you hearing crickets.

Here's where most new coaches get stuck.

There are so many different social media channels and it can be tempting to try and master them

all at once.

That just leads to overwhelm and burnout, and honestly, when you're in just starting

your coaching business and most likely still in a job, you don't have time to manage

so many channels!

What you want to do instead, is to choose just ONE social media channel that you're

going to own.

And the key is to not just choose any one channel, but the one that your ideal clients

are the most active and engaged on.

And let me just cut right to the chase.

For most new coaches, that top, first social media channel is going to be Facebook.

Especially Facebook groups.

These are a great way to connect with your ideal clients, build real relationships, and

promote your offer.

A great group to get started, get feedback on your marketing, and to be supported is

my own group, Entrepreneurial Leaders.

You'll also get even more of my best tips for building your own online coaching business

and going from employee to entrepreneur

Finally, after you're starting to get out there with your referrals and your social

media plan, it's time to take your marketing plan to the next level with an automated system

that continues to market for you 24/7 even when you're not sitting in front of your

computer.

What that looks like is one piece of content that lets your potential clients know that

you have the solution they want and that you can help them.

It's going to be super valuable so that you can ask for their email address in exchange

for getting this content.

And once you have their email address, you'll continue sending them emails that you set

up to automatically build that relationship with your audience so they are ready to buy

from you.

Here's an example of an automated system that one of my clients set up.

She's a relationship coach for nice guys who need a help finding the love of their

life.

As you can see, she has a great free training that gives incredible value and shows her

ideal clients how she can help them further.

To get the training, her ideal clients will sign up for it by giving her their email address,

and then they'll get the training.

After that, they'll continue getting emails from her so that they get to a point where

they're ready to buy from her.

And this system works for her ALL the time and drives her now 6-figure coaching business,

even when she's sleeping.

And that's the simple 3-step marketing plan to get yourself out there in the most efficient

and effective way possible.

BUT, what if you don't know what content to share in your marketing plan?

Don't worry, I've got you covered.

I have a video on how to create content on social media to get clients.

It's linked in the description below, so make sure you check it out.

And if you want a step-by-step system for exactly what to do, sign up for my latest

masterclass on the EXACT system I used to build my first online coaching business from

scratch to 6-figures BEFORE I left my 9-5 job.

I'll show you how I built my first online coaching business using just my job skills,

from scratch, with no audience or anything...to $106K in 4 months while juggling my job.

I have it linked in the description, so go ahead and click there and you can sign up

for the training right now.

If you liked this video, please let me know by liking it below, and let me know in the

comments what your biggest takeaway was.

Don't forget to subscribe for my weekly videos, share this with your entrepreneurial

friends, and I'll see you next time.

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P-Hacking: Crash Course Statistics #30 - Duration: 11:02.

Hi, I'm Adriene Hill, and welcome back to Crash Course Statistics.

Lies. Damn lies. And statistics

Stats gets a bad rap.

And sometimes it makes sense why.

We've talked a lot about how p-values let us know something significant in our data--but

those p-values and the data behind them can be manipulated.

Hacked.

P hacked.

P-hacking is manipulating data or analyses to artificially get significant p-values.

Today we're going to take a break from learning new statistical models, and instead look at

some statistics gone wrong.

And maybe also some props gone wrong.

INTRO

To recap to calculate a p-value, we look at the Null Hypothesis--which is the idea that

there's no effect.

This can be no effect of shoe color on the number of steps you walked today, or no effect

of grams of fat in your diet on energy levels.

Whatever it is, we set this hypothesis up just so that we can try to shoot it down.

In the NHST framework we either reject, or fail to reject the null.

This binary decision process leads us to 4 possible scenarios:

The null is true and we correctly fail to reject it

The null is true but we incorrectly reject it.

The null is false and we correctly reject it.

The null is false and we incorrectly fail to reject it.

Out of these four options, scientists who expect to see a relationship are usually hoping

for this one.

In NHST, failing to reject the null is a lack of any evidence, not evidence that nothing

happened.

So scientists and researchers are incentivised to find something significant.

Academic journals don't want to publish a result saying: "We don't have convincing

evidence that chocolate cures cancer but also we don't have convincing evidence that it doesn't".

Popular websites don't want that either.

That's like anti-clickbait.

In science, being able to publish your results is your ticket to job stability, a higher

salary, and prestige.

In this quest to achieve positive results, sometimes things can go wrong.

P-hacking is when analyses are being chosen based on what makes the p-value significant,

not what's the best analysis plan.

Statistical tests that look normal on the surface may have been p-hacked.

And we should be careful when consuming or doing research so that we're not misled

by p-hacked analyses.

"P-hacking" isn't always malicious.

It could come from a gap in a researcher's statistical knowledge, a well-intentioned

belief in a specific scientific theory, or just an honest mistake.

Regardless of what's behind p-hacking, it's a problem.

Much of scientific theory is based on p-values.

Ideally, we should choose which analyses we're going to do before we see the data.

And even then, we accept that sometimes we'll get a significant result even if there's

no real effect, just by chance.

It's a risk we take when we use Null Hypothesis Significance Testing.

But we don't want researchers to intentionally create effects that look significant, even

when they're not.

When scientists p-hack, they're often putting out research results that just aren't real.

And the ramifications of these incorrect studies can be small--like convincing people that

eating chocolate will cause weight loss--to very, very serious--like contributing to a

study that convinced many people to stop vaccinating their kids.

Analyses can be complicated.

For example, x-k-c-d had a comic associating jelly beans and acne.

So you grab a box of jelly beans and get experimenting.

It turns out that you get a p-value that's greater than 0.05.

Since your alpha cutoff is 0.05, you fail to reject the null that jelly beans are not

associated with breakouts.

But the comic goes on there are different COLORS of jelly beans.

Maybe it's only one color that's linked with acne!

So you go off to the lab to test the twenty different colors.

And the green ones produce a significant p-value!

But before you run off to the newspapers to tell everyone to stop eating green jelly beans,

let's think about what happened.

We know that there's a 5% chance of getting a p-value less than 0.05, even if no color

of jelly bean is actually linked to acne.

That's a 1 in 20 chance.

And we just did 20 separate tests.

So what's the likelihood here that we'd incorrectly reject the null?

Turns out with 20 tests--it's way higher than 5%.

If jelly beans are not linked with acne, then each individual test has a 5% chance of being

significant, and a 95% chance of not being significant.

So the probability of having NONE of our 20 tests come up significant is 0.95 to the twentieth

power, or about 36%.

That means that about 64% of the time, 1 or more of these test will be significant, just

by chance, even though jelly beans have no effect on acne.

And 64% is a lot higher than the 5% chance you may have been expecting.

This inflated Type I error rate is called the Family Wise Error rate.

When doing multiple related tests, or even multiple follow up comparisons on a significant

ANOVA test, Family Wise Error rates can go up quite a lot.

Which means that if the null is true, we're going to get a LOT more significant results

than our prescribed Type I error rate of 5% implies.

If you're a researcher who put a lot of heart, time, and effort into doing a study

similar to our jelly bean one, and you found a non-significant overall effect, that's

pretty rough. Dissapointing.

No one is likely to publish your non-results.

But we don't want to just keep running tests until we find something significant.

A Cornell food science lab was studying the effects of the price of a buffet on the amount

people ate at that buffet.

They set up a buffet and charged half the people full price, and gave the other half

a 50% discount.

The experiment tracked what people ate, how much they ate, and who they ate it with, and

had them fill out a long questionnaire.

The original hypothesis was that there is an effect of buffet price on the amount that

people eat.

But after running their planned analysis, it turned out that there wasn't a statistically

significant difference.

So, according to emails published by Buzzfeed, the head of the lab encouraged another lab

member to do some digging and look at all sorts of smaller groups.

"males, females, lunch goers, dinner goers, people sitting alone, people eating in groups

of 2, people eating in groups of 2+, people who order alcohol, people who order soft drinks,

people who sit close to buffet, people who sit far away…"

According to those same emails, they also tested these groups on several different variables

like "[number of] pieces of pizza, [number of] trips, fill level of plate, did they get

dessert, did they order a drink..."

Results from this study were eventually published in 4 different papers.

And got media attention.

But one was later retracted and 3 of the papers had corrections issued because of accusations

of p-hacking and other unethical data practices.

The fact that there were a few, out of many, statistical tests conducted by this team that

were statistically significant is no surprise.

Many researchers have criticized these results.

Just like in our fake jelly bean experiment, they created a huge number of possible tests.

And even if buffet price had no effect on the eating habits of buffet goers, we know

that some, if not many, of these tests were likely to be significant just by chance.

And the more analyses that were conducted, the more likely finding those fluke results becomes.

By the time you do 14 separate tests, it's more likely than not that you'll get at

LEAST one statistically significant result, even if there's nothing there.

The main problem arises when those few significant results are reported without the context of

all the non-significant ones.

Let's pretend that you make firecrackers.

And you're new to making fire crackers. You're not great at it. And sometimes make mistakes that cause

the crackers to fizzle when they should go "BOOM".

You make one batch of 100 firecrackers and only 5 of them work.

You take those 5 exploded firecrackers (with video proof that they really went off) to

a business meeting to try to convince some Venture Capitalists to give you some money

to grow your business.

Conveniently, they don't ask whether you made any other failed firecrackers.

They think you're showing them everything you made.

And you start to feel a little bad about taking their million dollars.

Instead, you do the right thing, and tell them that you actually made 100 firecrackers

and these are just the ones that turned out okay.

Once they know that 95 of the firecrackers that you made failed, they're not

going to give you money.

Multiple statistical tests on the same data are similar.

Significant results usually indicate to us that something interesting could be happening.

That's why we use significance tests.

But if you see only 5 out of 100 tests are significant you're probably going to be

a bit more suspicious that those significant results are false positives.

Those 5 good firecrackers may have just been good luck.

When researchers conduct many statistical tests, but only report the significant ones,

it's misleading.

Depending on how transparent they are, it can even seem like they only ran 5 tests,

of which 5 were significant.

There is a way to account for Family Wise Errors.

The world is complex, and sometimes so are the experiments that we use to explore it.

While it's important for people doing research to define the hypotheses they're going to

test before they look at any data, it's understandable that during the course of the

experiment they may get new ideas.

One simple way around this is to correct for the inflation in your Family Wise Error rate.

If you want the overall Type I error rate for all your tests to be 5%, then you can

adjust your p-values accordingly.

One very simple way to do this is to apply a Bonferroni correction.

Instead of setting a usual threshold--like 0.05--to decide when a p-value is significant

or non-significant, you take the usual threshold and divide it by the number of tests you're doing.

If we wanted to test the effect of 5 different health measures on risk of stroke, we would

take our original threshold--0.05--and divide by 5.

That leaves us with a new cutoff of 0.01.

So in order to determine if the effect of hours of exercise--or any of our other 4 measures--has

a significant effect on your risk of stroke, you would need to have a p-value of below 0.01

instead of 0.05.

This may seem like a lot of hoopla over a few extra statistical tests, but making sure

that we limit the likelihood of putting out false research is really important.

We always want to put out good research, and as much as possible, we want the results we

publish to be correct.

If you don't do research yourself, these problems can seem far removed from your everyday

life, but they still affect you.

These results might affect the amount of chemicals that are allowed in your food and water, or

laws that politicians are writing.

And spotting questionable science means you not have to avoid those green jelly beans.

Cause green jelly beans are clearly the best.

Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time.

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The Newly Sibling Game! - Duration: 8:32.

- Hi, I'm Jackson Bird, and today,

I'm joined by my step-sister, Meagan.

- Hi.

- Yay.

Our parents only got married,

like, a year, - a year ago?

- Not even a year ago, are they even at a year yet?

- No, 'cause it was in October.

- Wow, so like, we don't know each other that well,

but, apparently we're siblings now.

So, most people would do, - Yep.

- Like, the sibling tag, where you're like,

who's the messiest, like, who's the favorite?

But we don't know each other well enough,

so I thought that we should do

Grace Helbig's Newly Friend Game,

except it'll be the Newly Sibling Game.

- Yay. - So, we're gonna get to know

each other a little bit better that way.

This doesn't exist, I kept trying to,

like, search it on YouTube.

- It's a thing now,

it exists now. - It's a thing now,

we're making it a thing. - Yeah.

- Alright, we are going to guess

each other's answers to these questions.

So, the first question was, favorite color?

- I feel like, if you don't get this,

I'll be a little bit disappointed,

'cause I feel like I've made it obvious before.

But, if you don't get it.

- Purple?

- It's not purple. - Sorry.

I don't know, is it blue?

- No.

(laughing)

- Pink?

- No.

- Red?

- No.

- Magenta?

- No.

(laughing)

This is off to a great start.

- Yup, we're gonna do really, really well.

- Yep, oh boy.

Black. - Black, oh,

that's the absence of color.

- But it's a color.

- It is a color.

- It's a color.

- You're more goth than I thought.

- Oh, thank you, thank you.

Your favorite color, I know that you mentioned earlier

that you wear a lot of black,

but I don't know if that would signify

that's your favorite color. - No.

- Sorry, I thought that maybe your clothes

would help me. - Maybe I'd be wearing it.

I don't wear it that often.

- Red?

- Close.

- Orange?

- Yes, it is orange.

- Orange, yes. - Oh, you can, like,

barely see this on the screen, that's okay.

Next one is, biggest fear?

- I don't really think I have,

like, a set-in-stone, where someone's like,

oh my God, I'm so afraid of spiders.

But, I feel like this is a fear

that a lot of people would share with me,

and not a very specific fear.

- Okay, fear of failure?

- Okay, I'll give you that.

- Yeah, what was it?

- It's fear of being hated by everyone.

- Oh, wow, that is so real.

- I am so afraid that, like,

one day I'll wake up and everyone just,

like, pretends I don't exist because they can't stand me,

that is such a big, - Wow, that's real sad.

- Wow, getting deep over here.

(laughing)

- Mine's pretty real too.

- Maybe of, like, someone coming into your house

and like, murdering you, or something?

- Oh, well, that is what I stay up thinking about,

literally every single night.

- Okay, well, that was a good guess, then.

- Yeah, definitely a good guess.

I'll give you a big hint,

it's like the ultimate fear.

- Drowning, or getting, like, burned alive?

- Those would all be included,

in fact, I think all of these could count.

- Dying, is it?

- Yeah, it's just death. - Dying, death,

oh, okay. - I drew some little pictures,

too, to illustrate death. - Oh, wow.

Those are nice.

(laughing)

- Thanks.

Okay, least favorite food?

- Relish?

- No, relish is great.

- Horseradish?

- Also great.

I love, like, all like pickled, sour, salty things.

I'm getting some ideas on what to guess

for your least favorite now.

- Ch, no, it's not cheese, everyone loves cheese.

- Would I love cheese, do you think?

- No, right, you don't because.

- Lactose intolerant. - Your lactose intolerant.

I am failing extremely bad in this, what is it?

- It is whipped cream.

- Whipped cream?

- It's so gross.

It is the most disgusting thing ever.

- Oh, I am just so hurt right now.

- So you seemed really not into like vinegar type of things.

- Yes.

- Sourkraut?

- Pickles?

- Pickles.

- Yes!

I love pickles.

- I have a extremely horrible relationship with pickles.

(laughing)

I can't, I see a pickle and I just, I get upset,

like they are so disgusting.

- I just, this is exactly how I feel about whipped cream,

like I am that intensely in hatred of it.

- Okay I guess we share a hatred then.

- But also if we get barbecue tonight,

I'm having so many pickles, I'm sorry.

Next one is biggest pet peeve.

- Okay I'll guess yours first then.

Chewing with your mouth open.

- That is it.

I was trying to remember.

That's not what I wrote down but that is actually

think my biggest pet peeve.

- I win.

- I will give you that, I will totally give you that one

but what I actually wrote 'cause I couldn't remember,

I wrote people being rude to customer service employees.

Basically anytime people don't treat other people as humans.

- Yeah 'cause you're just a trash human being

if that's the case so I'd just like to say that.

- Okay is yours, I don't know like chewing on nails?

- No I actually don't mind when people do that

like I don't wanna chew on my own nails because

I feel like that's just not good for you.

- But you'll watch someone do it all day.

- I mean.

(laughing)

- Like slow walkers?

- God, that's so annoying.

- Right?

- I didn't write that but that is so annoying,

especially slow drivers in the fast lane.

- Oh yeah, well this is our difference of where we live

if I'm like people who walk slow and you're like

people who drive slow.

- True 'cause no one walks around here.

- Yeah.

- It's too hot.

- I have no idea.

- When people interrupts other people,

whether it's me or I see it happening

and I just can't stand it.

- Okay, next one is favorite TV show.

- My favorite TV show I feel like

is a really common TV show.

- Is it Riverdale?

- It's.

- This is all I know about people your age

is that some of them like Riverdale.

- People my age.

- We're 10 years apart, by the way.

- Oh yeah, that's also something that should be said.

I watch it on Netflix but I think it's ABC?

- Gilmore Girls?

- No, it's still running.

It's also on Hulu.

- This show's everywhere.

- It is everywhere.

- Grey's Anatomy?

Yes!

I should've known that from the start.

- Yeah I kinda feel like unoriginal

saying that's my favorite TV show.

- Everyone loves that show.

- It's such a good TV show.

Although Shonda Rhimes, you're killing me

with all these people dying off.

I don't know if I can like take it anymore.

- Oh yeah, my favorite TV show.

- Okay, your favorite TV show.

- So it's not on anymore but it's pretty recent.

- Big Bang Theory?

- No, Big Bang Theory is garbage.

- I'm sorry.

- It was on NBC.

- NBC.

- It's the National Broadcasting Company.

(laughing)

Channel five.

- I'm failing, is it no, no, I don't know, yep.

- It was Parks and Rec.

- Oh my God, are you serious?

I watched The Office.

- Oh yeah?

- And I'm surprised that I didn't guess that

because I feel like that's such like a.

- It's so similar.

Last one and then we're gonna move onto Instagram questions

but last one is, what are your go to pizza toppings?

I'll guess yours.

Plain cheese.

- That is half of.

- Do you always get a half and half pizza?

- No, no I meant like it's two, I picked two toppings

and cheese is definitely one of them.

- Cheese and I wanna say mushrooms for some reason.

Is that totally wrong?

- I hate mushrooms, not as much as I hate pickles but.

- Pickles, it's gotta be pickles.

- Oh my God, pickles!

- I don't know, pepperoni?

- Nope.

- Sausage?

- I'll give it to you, it's cheese and then I did meat

in a very big word.

- Why did you say no to pepperoni?

Pepperoni is meat.

(laughing)

- That's embarrassing.

So do you have a lot of toppings or you.

- No.

- Okay.

- Just like two as well.

- Are you a pineapple pizza person?

(laughing)

My best friend.

- You have friends who like pineapple on their pizza?

- My best friend, Michelle, made me get pineapple

on a pizza one time and I tried it and it wasn't horrible.

- Thank you.

- But if I could decide between having pineapple

on my pizza and not, I wouldn't.

- I will say just like pineapple and cheese,

like but you gotta do the ham and pineapple,

go full Hawaiian.

That's the way that it's tasty.

'Cause then you get the sweet and the salty.

- But the cheese and the pineapple is the okay

combination, I feel like adding ham would be like.

- But you love meat.

- I do love meat.

Well maybe I should give it a try them sometime.

- So how did we do?

- So I think you won.

- Maybe by a little bit.

We were pretty tied there though.

I think we did pretty good. - Yeah.

- We did better than Chandler Wilson and I did,

which by the way I forgot to mention Chandler Wilson

and I did the Newly Friend tag game whatever

on their channel and you can go watch that sometime,

hopefully this video goes out after that,

I don't know - Hopefully.

- When my videos are going out.

Hey, editing Jackson here.

So like I said at the start of the video,

we did answer some questions from Instagram about

what it's like being step siblings as adults

and what Meagan thought about me being trans

but this video got so long so I split it into two.

You can watch that part two video at the card here

or in the link below but before you go,

make sure you like and leave a comment.

Share some of your answers or let me know how

many or ours you correctly guessed,

more than we probably did of each other.

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for watching and I'll see you next time.

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7 Things America's SPACE FORCE Will Need to Do - Duration: 9:23.

Hi, welcome to America Uncovered,

I'm your host Chris Chappell.

Space.

The final frontier.

And you know what that means?

A new frontier to fight!

And that was supposedly an advanced and peaceful civilization.

But now, America's very own Captain Kirk

wants to bring the fight to space

with a brand new Space Force.

"When it comes to defending America,

it's not enough to merely have an American presence in space,

we must have American dominance in space.

Very importantly I am hereby directing the Department of Defense and Pentagon

to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force

as the 6th branch of the armed forces.

That's a big statement."

President Trump does make the biggest statements.

He has the best statements.

Now a lot of media—and this may surprise you—

have been quick to criticize Trump's Space Force.

But, is it really that far out of a idea?

Currently, besides NASA, which is a civilian agency,

the US already has what's called the US Space Command.

It's run by the Air Force.

But did you know, that until the end of World War 2,

the Air Force was not a separate branch of the military?

It was just a part of the United States Army.

But eventually the military realized since the scope of responsibilities of the Air Force

was so different from the Army, it should be its own branch.

So is it that unreasonable to think that a new Space Force

should be spun off of the Air Force

in the same way the Air Force was spun off the Army?

Well...you might be surprised who's agreeing with Trump.

"You should know that operations in space,

in the vacuum of the universe,

is a different regime that you're operating in than through the air.

Your hardware looks different,

your strategies are different,

your decision, your command and control is different.

So it's not a crazy,

just because it came out of Trump's mouth,

doesn't make it a crazy idea that you might want a Space Force.

Now Trump's Space Force still needs Congressional approval before it can...

launch.

But what will the Space Force do?

Here are 7 things.

Number 7: Protect American industry in space

Just like how the Navy protects merchant ships in dangerous waters,

the Space Force will need to protect private interests in space.

Commercial space travel, zero-gravity manufacturing, and asteroid mining.

Not to mention all the new industries that will crop up

that we can't even imagine today.

One of the responsibilities of the US military

has always been to protect American industry.

Number 6: Rescue Operations

The US is already part of this treaty requiring any space-faring nation

to rescue any other nation's space goer,

whether astronaut, cosmonaut, or taikonaut.

So much like the US Coast Guard,

rescue operations will become a major part of Space Force operations.

Since the vacuum of space is not exactly a friendly environment to humans,

rescue operations would have to be fast.

Another challenge will be overcoming the differences in equipment.

There is no universal standard for spacecraft design.

So it could be like, trying to share data between a computer that only has a USB3 port

and one that only has a ZIP drive.

Yeah, remember those?

Number 5: Uber for the Military

When it comes to moving other branches of the US military in space,

that may become partly the domain of the Space Force.

I mean, there's already a Concept of Operations for using low earth orbit,

instead of air travel,

to transport Marines anywhere on the planet within just two hours.

To save on costs and eliminate redundancy,

the Pentagon would probably require other military branches to hitch a ride from the

Space Force.

Like how currently, the Army does have its own boats and planes,

but the majority of the Army's transit needs are handled

by either the Navy or the Air Force.

Number 4: Eliminating Space Debris

Humans make a lot of junk when we go to space.

And that's a problem for any future space plans.

Since there's no air resistance in space,

tiny pieces of debris can live there for a long time,

traveling around the globe at thousands of miles per hour.

If they collide with a satellite, it can be disastrous.

The worst case scenario is called the Kessler syndrome,

where super speedy debris crashes into other objects,

creating more debris, on and on

until the planet is sealed off by a impenetrable barrier of junk.

So figuring out how to eliminate space debris

will be one of the biggest challenges the Space Force has to deal with.

But hey, you know who has a solution?

The Chinese military.

They've come up with an idea for what they call a space broom—

essentially a giant laser that can shoot down debris.

But in no way could that ever be used as a weapon.

Never.

Nope.

And that brings us to…

Number 3: Protecting American satellites

Our lives are already tied to space.

If it weren't for GPS satellites,

I wouldn't even know how to drive to the grocery store anymore.

Satellites give us digital maps, global internet,

real time TV, weather, and the future hope of self driving cars.

So it's no surprise that satellite warfare

will be the first type of space warfare humanity has to deal with.

In 2007, China shot down one of their own weather satellites

with a missile launched from earth.

It also generated about 150,000 pieces of space debris.

And some think that that ability has only increased in the past decade.

Russia has also been making similar progress.

In fact, in 2015, Russia created its own Aerospace Force.

China's space program has always been a branch of the Chinese military.

So really, space warfare is coming,

and a US Space Force is really only playing catch up.

Number 2: Fix things

With satellite warfare a pretty likely future scenario,

the Space Force will also most likely be responsible

for getting replacement satellites up as fast as possible.

The US is taking this pretty seriously.

There were also plans to use F-16s to launch satellites.

The US is also experimenting with an array of smaller satellites

that work together for a single function,

the idea being its harder to bring down multiple smaller targets,

rather than one larger target.

Number 1: Loads of Paperwork

Yes, even with something as high tech as the Space Force,

someone's got to do all the paperwork.

According to this space treaty the US is in,

the US has to provide details of every object or person launched into space.

And here's something else to think about:

You know how much paperwork needs to get done

just so a person can leave the country?

Just imagine what's required when someone wants to leave the planet.

Will we need a space passport?

Space visas?

Let's just hope they can keep out the illegal aliens.

Of course there are also things the Space Force can't do.

According to the 1967 Outer Space Treaty,

no country can put a military base on the moon or any other celestial object,

and no country can test weapons in space, either.

But I wouldn't be surprised if that treaty gets updated at some point,

when the US decides it's a lot cheaper

to keep troops stationed on the moon than in orbit.

Or once the Chinese military builds an illegal moon base,

and the US has to deal with it.

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Wardrobe Malfunctions That Ended Up In The TV Show - Duration: 5:04.

Both scripted TV shows and televised events are huge, costly endeavors with many moving

parts, and lots of people in front of, and behind, the camera.

But it's the specific combination of costumes and human beings that can cause a surprising

amount of problems for a TV show.

Yeah, we're talking wardrobe malfunctions.

These egregious oopsies can offend the viewing public and embarrass the performers.

And, of course, they're preserved for posterity on the internet.

Here are some instances when things got dicey, and some accidental, partial, near, or actual

nudity made its way onto TV.

Three's Company TMI

Today, thanks to hi-def programming, an accidental flash of nudity won't be missed by viewers,

even if it got past the censors.

But in the early '80s, TV wasn't as crystal clear as it is now, so things could get a

little nuts.

"When does it stop?"

"When does what stop?"

"The pain."

In a 1983 episode of Three's Company, John Ritter wore a pair of short-shorts, and part

of his scrotum briefly made a cameo.

Evidently, nobody noticed until 2001, when the episode aired on Nick at Nite and an eagle-eyed

viewer saw the bit of offending skin.

When Nickelodeon got word and a spokesperson confirmed…

"Yes, his scrotum falls out of his shorts."

…the network edited the episode so that Ritter would stay tucked in his pants.

T'n'A on GMA

In the midst of a rockin' stage show, performers can get lost in the moment.

But for rapper Nicki Minaj, being totally in "the zone" made her completely oblivious

to the moment she gave the crowd a little extra while rapping live on Good Morning America

in 2011.

When she realized her breast had popped out of her top, she was as shocked as everyone

else.

Minaj later apologized on ABC's Nightline, and also denied that the wardrobe malfunction

had been a publicity ploy.

"Mmmm...I'm so sorry about that.

People are ridiculous if they think I would use that as a stunt.

I would never, ever, swear to God, do something like that on purpose."

A little too Cavalier

LeBron James simply had his head in the game, but maybe too much?

In Game 4 of the 2015 NBA Finals, James' Cleveland Cavaliers faced off against the Golden State

Warriors.

Right after Usher performed the National Anthem, the camera focused in on James.

There was just enough movement of his shorts for the baller to show his "little James"

to the world.

Even though James laid it all out on the court…literally…the Cavs lost that night by 21 points.

Fifty shades of oopsies

The Fifty Shades of Grey movies haven't exactly wowed critics, but they were a total hit with

fans.

Dakota Johnson even won a People's Choice Award in 2016 for Favorite Dramatic Actress,

for the first film in the series.

But as Johnson took the stage at the CBS-televised event, presenter Leslie Mann gave her a hug…and

broke Johnson's zipper.

"Leslie just broke my dress."

Johnson took it in stride, wryly referring to the movie for which she just won a trophy,

saying,

"It's not like nobody here hasn't already seen my boobs."

Dancing with the clothes

Featuring amateur dancers performing intricate choreography while wearing the least amount

of clothing, Dancing With The Stars is a recipe for trouble.

In 2006, Monique Coleman from High School Musical momentarily lost her skirt when she

caught it with her heel.

After the number, host Tom Bergeron quipped,

"I know that jump scared the 'everything' out of you."

"It did.

It scared my clothes off, apparently."

Then in 2017, celebrity contestant Frankie "Malcolm in the Middle" Muniz's dance partner,

Witney Carson got a heel stuck on her skirt.

She later told People,

"It would just not come out, so [Frankie] literally was dragging me along."

Muniz confessed he didn't actually know there'd been an accident at first, saying,

"It was weird because all week I messed up in that spot every single time, so we got

to it and I thought…'Did I mess up?'"

Just zip it!

Jennifer Hudson made one of the all-time greatest career turnarounds.

The magically-voiced singer was eliminated early on in the third season of American Idol

in 2004, but went on to find extraordinary success.

But in one not-so-successful moment, while appearing on Chelsea Lately in 2013, the zipper

on Hudson's skirt gave up on its one job.

"Hi!

How are you.

Oh my God it's hard to.

Oh my God!

Oh my God!

We have to...Turn around…Oh my God let me help you!"

Fortunately, Handler jumped up to assist.

"No you hold the zipper, Ima sit, ok?"

"Go!"

Finally, they got things zipped back up.

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- Do you wanna say anything about yourself?

- Um. (laughing)

- Where, oh.

There's a cat that's gonna distract us the whole time.

- That's my cat, she's really annoying.

I apologize.

(upbeat music)

- Because again, it's like, oh, having a sibling

on the channel, people always have questions.

So, I asked all of you on Instagram

if you had any questions for us.

This is unrelated to us being siblings

but, what's your favorite ABBA song?

- Is this because of Mamma Mia?

Okay. ♪ Mamma Mia ♪

- Oh man, my friends and I went to see the sequel,

I'm so into it now.

- It's, you weren't into it before?

- I mean, like maybe a little.

- Okay, I'll take that.

- But, I wasn't excited to see the sequel.

- Probably my all time favorite moment

in both is the beach scene.

- When the dudes are like, with their flippers on the dock.

That's literally - Yes!

Don't Go Wasting Your Emotions?

- Literally my favorite like--

- No!

- Scene from the first movie.

That's so great.

- Yes! - Oh my gosh.

- That is the best scene.

Her vocals in that scene?

- I just think that the flippers are funny.

I don't really remember the vocals.

- Uncultured, is what you are.

- Yeah, I'm uncultured swine.

What were our first impressions of each other?

- When did we first meet?

- Here's the thing we should like clarify, I think,

is I have not lived in Texas for a very long time.

So like, I haven't been here the whole time

that our parents have been together.

So, we've only like even been in the same place

like three or four times.

- Yeah.

- I don't think I was even told

that they were dating for like a year in.

- No!

- Probably not.

- I know for a fact that my summer before

my freshman year of high school, I went to New York,

and I remember thinking, oh, like,

Jackson's somewhere in the city.

- What?

They've been together that long?

- Yeah.

- I just don't know anything about our family.

That's like four years ago. - That's four years ago.

- Yeah, wow, okay.

But yeah, we met, I just remember we met downstairs.

And, you were like right at the front door.

And, you were like really nervous and giggling a lot.

- Did I have my blue hair?

- Oh, you had just gotten it.

- I had, it was the day I dyed my hair.

- And, your mom was so mad.

- So, I find this question very funny

for this particular weekend.

What are your thoughts on Harry Potter?

So, I am here because of LeakyCon,

the big Harry Potter conference.

So, I took Meagan to a Wizard Rock show.

- Yeah.

- And then, like some LeakyCon afterparties.

And, you definitely got a crash course

on Harry Potter fandom.

- I did.

I had quite a few questions.

I hope I don't get too much hate for this.

I have never read any of the Harry Potter books.

I have seen probably like every third Harry Potter movie.

- There's so many that you can say that.

- I know.

I don't hate the series by any means,

I think it's a really like well thought out,

and well written, you know, to like come up with everything.

And, it has a very strong following,

that I just didn't even know existed until this weekend.

- Yeah.

- And, I was honestly like really impressed

and blown away that like people could take,

you know, a story and turn it into like so much more.

- Yeah.

- And, I honestly think it's like, it's pretty cool.

Like, even though I'm not...

- Wow.

- My cat is stuffing her face into his drink.

- Yup. - Oh my gosh.

- So, one of my favorite things was we were like

at one of the LeakyCon parties,

and you're like looking around at people.

And, you were like looking at what they're wearing,

and you were like, so it seems like a lot of people

like really identify with their house.

So, I got, one person asked what your Hogwarts House is,

'cause everyone, of course, knows mine is Gryffindor.

- Yeah, well I know all the houses.

It's Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw.

- Nice, yes, correct.

- I think I had some misconceptions about some of them,

when I went to the Con, you know.

The story follows like Harry and his friends,

and they're all Gryffindor.

And, I don't know why, but I thought

that Hufflepuff was more of like--

- Yeah, the stereotypes of the houses are,

yeah, Hufflepuff are like dweebs.

- Yeah.

- And Slytherin are all evil.

And, then you go to like fandom things

and there's like a lot of people

who are Slytherins and Hufflepuffs.

- And, my honest opinion, I feel like

I am Slytherin in a way.

I'm not like a super brave person,

super like outgoing all the time, like a Gryffindor is.

The only memory I have of Hufflepuffs

is at the LeakyCon afterparty.

They said something sentimental,

and all the Hufflepuffs start like crying.

- All at once, they did.

(laughing)

- And, I was like, oh wow, they really do

like identify with that house.

- They're very, yeah, they just love each other very much.

- Yes.

- They're all very nice.

- Yeah so, I feel like I'm not as connected

with my emotions as a lot of Hufflepuffs.

- What I love about that is, I think you actually

got a very good introduction to

like genuine Hufflepuff behavior.

And, are able to like, know you're not a Hufflepuff.

- Is Ravenclaw, are they like?

- Ravenclaw are like really smart.

(laughing)

- Not me.

- Either like bookish, or like super weird.

Yeah.

- Yeah, I wouldn't really identify.

- I think Slytherin is actually probably correct.

A lot of people wanted to know, naturally,

like what was your reaction to me being trans?

I just met you, having been out for a while.

- Yeah.

- But, I don't know like what

the conversation back here was like.

- Well, I think it was a little bit different

from what I had heard because it was

a time where your father was in a more

difficult place in understanding that.

- Yeah.

- So, he was sometimes not using correct pronouns,

or kind of just like, I was getting vibes

that you had like just transitioned.

And, that he was very still like

not comfortable with the idea yet.

But, what I heard from my mother was that

you were a really like fun person,

you were really genuine.

I had heard a lot of--

- Differing things.

- Differing things just because of different viewpoints.

'Cause this is Texas and--

- Yeah.

- That's all that needs to be said about that.

I was just really excited to meet you

because at the time I was, I don't know,

14 and I didn't know anyone really that had like come out.

And, I always like admired people

that were brave enough to do that.

So, I was just like wondering what kind of person you were.

And, I was just really excited,

and I didn't really care that you were transgender.

- I think it's been really cool having you and your mom,

and like the whole side of your family

just like know me as Jack.

And, I think that probably helped my dad a little bit.

'Cause every, like there's no excuses for him

when everyone else is like just treating me like a guy.

Okay, the last question kind of for both of us

is like, what is like suddenly having a new sibling

when you're basically an adult?

You're like an adult next week.

- Yeah.

Without getting like too sentimental,

it's awesome because I have been an only child.

- Oh yeah, you got two new siblings.

- So, I got two new siblings.

And, I had always dreamed of what

it would've been like to have a sibling.

When I was younger my mom, with her previous relationships,

I didn't really care about who the guy was,

I just wanted to know if he had a kid.

- Right.

- So that I could have a sister,

or I could have a brother.

I didn't care, I just wanted a sibling.

I think it's kind of funny that now

that I'm an adult, I finally get that.

- Yeah.

- And, it's just like, I wish it could've happened

like when I was younger, but I'm just really happy

that I got to have siblings because I'm barely an adult.

So, there's still so much time to like

get to know each other, and spend more time together,

and really get to like feel like siblings.

'Cause it still doesn't feel real yet.

- Yeah.

- Like when I think about it, when someone's like,

oh, are you an only child?

Up until now, it's always been, yeah.

- Yeah.

- So, sometimes now I'm just like... no.

- I know, it's really weird when people,

like sometimes I'm like, and people are like,

do you have siblings, I'm like yeah,

I have an older brother.

I'm like, oh, I also have a sister.

People are always like, how did you forget?

I'm like, well, that's new.

- As of like a year ago I didn't, so.

- Yeah.

But, I also like, I always wanted Austin and I

to have like one more younger sibling.

Which, I think it's kind of cool that all three of us

I think always wanted like one more sibling,

and now we have it.

- Yeah. - So, that's pretty cool.

- I wanted one and I got two.

- Yeah.

Man, I just remember like at our parents wedding,

like afterwards, me and Austin both just cornered you

and like were telling you off about something.

And, I was like, wow cool, yup,

here's your two big brothers you've got now.

- Yup, I remember, I remember that.

And, I was just like, oh how dare they tell me,

I'm like, wait a second, I have a big brother

telling me I can't do something.

I won't do it, it's worth it, like.

- So, I guess basically it's cool,

but it's also very weird still.

- Yeah.

- But, now we know each other a little bit better.

So, thanks for playing along with all of this.

- Of course, I've had a lot of fun.

- If you liked it, you should subscribe

for more videos every Wednesday.

Check me out on social media.

I don't know if I'm allowed to, but

you don't really do social media, so that's fine.

- Oh, I mean, I have an Instagram

but I don't really use it.

I have a Twitter, don't really use it.

- Yeah.

But, maybe you'll see Meagan in more of my videos

when I'm in Texas again.

And, I think that's all I really have to say.

Do you wanna say anything else?

- Just like and subscribe.

He's a great guy.

- Thanks. Cool.

All right, thank y'all for watching.

See ya next time.

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Japan's Population Problem - Duration: 7:07.

Childbearing seems to be in the decrease globally in the developed world.

While we have niche dating apps on our cell phones to net a potential date and perhaps

embark on a relationship, younger generations tend to miss out on the next steps of marriage

and having babies.

Thus many nations are recording lower birth-rate figures, and nowhere is this more noticeable

than in Japan.

But is it just the lack of marriages that is responsible for the drop of 1 million people

in Japan's population statistics?

Or are other factors at play?

From social anxiety, to sex robots, and an aging population, in today's episode of

the Infographic's Show we ask: why is Japan's population decreasing?

Following decades of speculation about its aging population and low birth rate, Japan

released an official census to show her decreasing population in 2015.

Now, in 2018, the population seems to continue to decrease.

A census in 2010 counted the population at 128 million.

This figure is also Japan's peak population figure – it has never risen above this number.

In 2015, the population was 127 million, making the country the tenth-most populous country

at the time.

The latest count, according to worlometers.com, is 127,159,185.

In eight years, the population has shrunk by almost a million people.

This is the first time in the country's history that the population has shrunk.

The figures around the Second World War show a decrease, but this is mainly due to the

displacement of men stationed abroad on military duties during those years.

There seem to be three main reasons behind Japan's decrease in people.

Firstly, Japan's birth rate has dropped considerably.

Secondly, the country has little in the way of immigration to make up that deficit.

And thirdly, Japan has one of the highest life expectancy rates in the world.

If you are born in Japan, you can be expected to live to the ripe old age of 85 years, according

to 2016 statistics.

So less people are being born, people are generally living longer, and not many people

from outside countries migrate to Japan.

Japan had a population density in 2011 of 336 people per square mile.

It ranks as the 35th most densely populated country in the world.

75% of Japan's land is made up of mountains, with a forest cover range of 68.5%.

Therefore, 90.7% of Japanese people live in the cities.

2012 data recorded by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

indicates that Japan will keep decreasing by approximately one million each year in

the approaching decades, leaving Japan with a population of 42 million in the year 2110.

In 2060, they have predicted that 40% of the population will be aged over 65 years.

Currently, 20% of the population are aged 65 and older.

So Japan is set to become a country for old men and women.

For a country to sustain growth, a birth rate of 2.1 is required, but Japan's birth rate

stands at about 1.4.

So why aren't Japanese people having children?

Well, a 2013 survey suggested that one-third of Japanese people don't see the point of

marrying and having children.

Historically, marriage has been encouraged.

Recently, however, the country has experienced a shift in social standards with more and

more singletons choosing to remain that way.

The magazine Joshi!

Spa! conducted a survey on the merits of marriage and discovered that 33.5% of the 37,610 surveyed

didn't see any point in tying the knot.

One survey subject noted, "If you are single, you can use your money exactly as you like,

and no matter how much you spend on your hobbies or interests, no one will complain, and you

can live at your own pace.

But if you get married, all that disappears, so I really want to ask, honestly, is there

any merit to getting married?"

The survey showed the largest age group who were not interested in getting hitched at

40.5% were in their 30s, but teens were also hesitant, with 38% of teens having no interest

in getting married.

Cultural change is partly the reason for this population decrease and lack of baby-making.

Previous generations bore children in their mid to late 20s, while the current generation

wait until they have a solid career.

Japanese people nowadays tend to have kids in their 30s rather than their 20s.

More Japanese women have a career nowadays, so the traditional family model has changed

in Japan - as it has in most developed countries around the world.

There is also a tradition of women looking for men who are in full time employment with

strong careers.

Many of the men in these positions are no longer looking to provide for others.

There is definitely a lone wolf philosophy emerging.

Men and women seem to be content choosing their own paths and providing for themselves.

Then we have what the Japanese call Sekkusu Shinai Shokogun or "celibacy syndrome."

The under 40s in Japan seem to be losing interest not just in marriage but in relationships

in general.

Millions of Japanese don't date, and can't be bothered with personal contact.

The number of single people recorded in a 2011 survey numbered 61% of unmarried men

and 49% of women who were not in any kind of relationship.

Another study found that a third of people under the age of 30 had never dated at all.

The Japan Family Planning Association discovered that 45% of women aged 16-24 "were not interested

in or despised sexual contact."

Over a quarter of men were equally squeamish when it comes to matters of the opposite sex.

Japanese sex therapist Ai Aoyama said in a Guardian article of October 2013 that Japan's

great cities are "spiraling away from each other" and that people are turning to what

she terms "Pot Noodle Love" – easy or instant gratification.

This might be a casual sexual hook-up in a love hotel.

Or, more frequently, a technological fix in the shape of online pornography, virtual-reality

'girlfriends,' or sex dolls.

Ai Aoyama goes on to explain that some of her clients are recovering from hikikomori

(or reclusion.)

Some have become otaku (aka geeks) and others parasaito shingurus (or parasite singles.)

Of the estimated 13 million unmarried people in Japan who live with their parents, about

3 million of those are above the age of 35.

The 40-year-old virgin is a real concept in Japan.

"A few people can't relate to the opposite sex physically or in any other way.

They flinch if I touch them," Aoyama explains.

She goes on further to tell the reporter that most of those who suffer from this incredible

shyness are men, but she is starting to see more women terrified of the opposite sex,

as well.

So, why do you think Japan's population is decreasing?

And are people around the world generally choosing not to have families?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Also, be sure to check out our other video called Taboos Around the World!

Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

See you next time!

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Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists | TERFs on Tumblr [CC] - Duration: 7:58.

How people behind screens, I'm Jac and we're back and today I am doing another request

this is for

anti-LGBT or terfs

And these are "feminists" who don't include people that are

LGBT or

Transgender women

Into their feminism. Now

personally, I

strongly believe in equality

for men and woman and everything in between so that would make me a feminist. Oh

whoever was using this was using Internet Explorer

now if you don't know, terf means trans exclusionary radical feminists, a

Radical feminist who is not inclusive of transgender people. It's pretty self-explanatory

Oh, well, what is this?

"Transgenders erase woman"

woman, insists "because the

biological reality

oppresses-" what?

and

she's got the middle finger up. I don't understand the point they're trying to make

Trans

transgender women

don't erase women. They are woman

"hey redkatherinee, want to explain why you keep alienating cis women with common hormone imbalances with your

transphobic trash art also cis women with body or facial hair, small tits, broad shoulders, and long legs suddenly not women to radfems

So this is redkatherinee, let's search her up red

katherinee

Where is that hoe?

"If you were anti sexism and homophobia.

you'd be anti trans activism. Trans activism hurts women and homosexuals"

and someone is saying that's not fucking true because it's not. I am a woman. I am

a gay woman. I don't think that trans activism hurt us at all

"rest in piss-" so wow,people really don't like this bitch

"Whoops guess I'm a terf:

genderinvalidator420. That is the most edgy name ever "Dahlia 17 lesbian

finalist autistic

dianic witch, radfem, gender critical, huge animal lover, male exclusionary

anti abrahmas, ace

exclusionary, don't call me queer, Ex lib fem, Pokemon, Animal Crossing and" oh my god

I feel like she's just

throwing

words at a board. Is this real?

"Anti genderism, Pro womyn" woman is spelled with a y "not a period haver or uterus haver"

I'm on birth control but I don't call myself a non period haver, I call myself a person who's on birth control

"Female separatists, probably a communist, gender abolitionist, anti-porn, anti kink." Oh, wow. Wow

Wow. Wow. Oh

Oh, earlier I said finalist. It's filianist. What does that mean? "the Divine Feminine?

the wisdom" ugh

This is, is this a real fucking person? this doesn't seem real

Transwomen are really out here calling vaginas"

yeasty, unclean and telling lesbians to shove things up their vaginas and yet they keep writing paragraphs about how they were never

socialized as men while" um

I have met trans women before and never have any of them talked about yeasty vaginas or told me to

shove anything up my vagina

"Feminism was good before it was touched by liberals." Do you know what feminism is?

And this is talking about aborting any child that's a man

it sounds like you're just a

bad mom if you truly think that

you can't raise a son to

treat women with respect, that's on you, bitch

there are lots of men out there, who are

amazingly respectful towards women. We love our male feminists. They're amazing and they're so sweet

You just sound like

you're trapped in your own world

"All this activism surrounding vulvas and vaginas and room must be so triggering for trans women

when they have none of these things we should have a separate movement that's specifically for females. Maybe we should call it

feminism"

that's incredibly transphobic because transgender women are

women"

So they'd be included in feminism. When you are being a terf

you are pretty much saying what

other sexists have been saying and that we are nothing more than our vaginas and that is not true

"People calling ariana grande a terf for talking about pussy because they're sad it

excludes 0.5 percent or less of the population are the epitome of privileged and sheltered existence." Yeah

I don't think Ariana Grande's a terf, ya

know? talking about woman with vaginas doesn't mean she's putting down woman without vaginas, you know

I'd be like if people said 'hey by empowering women, you must be saying that you hate men'

What? oh

we have a turf blog

Cisters

Alright so this blog is kind of dead

"terf witches and pagans?

Rad witches and pagans? the best witches and pagans. keep it up

ladies and may every spell you cast strike your intended will and target true"

What is this? This is a

radical, mid-twenties, white gay

Who hates men and straight people?

so she's

posting about people that have detransitioned.

sometimes people realizes they don't want to transition and they transition back. I mean,

what's the big deal?

"Transgender ideologies is patriarchy and that is why it

cannot coexist with feminism"

"Calling men women when they're not is patriarchy, get over it" they are woman

Yikes yikes, okay. We are ending this

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Christmaholic Kick-Off 2018: het kerstseizoen is van start! [vlog] - Duration: 7:27.

Hello Christmaholics, it's september!

So the Christmas season is here at Christmaholic.

That also means; time for my first vlog!

Welcome in my office. Where it's a big mess today.

With good reason, I'm busy preparing for

a fun event I'm organizing. Namely: the kick-off!

The kick-off takes place this sunday.

And in this video I will show you some preparations

plus the event itself.

You probably already spotted them behind me..

the goodiebags!

Every person that comes to the event, gets one!

There will be guest bloggers, friends and partners of Christmaholic

people who mean a lot to me.

Everybody gets a bag filled with presents!

The bags contain several christmas presents, sponsored by awesome companies.

Let me show you...

These bags haven't wrapped themselves..

I've spent quite some hours wrapping gifts...

I used the beautiful wrapping paper of CollectivWarehouse

CollectivWarehouse is a wholesale company for giftwrapping items

Make sure to check them out if you have your own (web)shop.

of course there are some rolls of the paper in the bag.

But there's more!

This is...

a massive, massive candy cane.

Sponsored by What a Wonderful Christmas.

Maybe you know this webshop?

We did a cool giveaway with them last year. And there's a new one coming.

So keep an eye out!

What a Wonderful Christmas is a webshop that sells only christmas stuff!

But wait, there's more...

This is really cool too. It's a wooden christmas tree,

made with a laser cutter by Poetoeter.

At Poetoeter.com you can find all her creations.

You can build a little tree with the wood

Press the trees out of the mold

and put them together.

See, super nice decoration!

Because it's so flat, you can send it with your christmas card

as a nice little present.

Let me see what else is in here... It's a little bag. And in it...

there's make-up from Mua.

you can find it at your local drug store.

every bag contains different make-up items.

Love it. And I think all the ladies will do too.

I don't know if you can see, this is a plastic christmas bauble..

filled with christmas tea!

The camera won't focus on it haha, my face is in the way..

There's also a wrapped present in here.

And it contains... this!

Twinkle string lights from Lumineo.

These lights have a real subtle twinkle

Last but not least, because it's so very Christmassy (not!)

Dutch Sinterklaas candy!

Actually I chose this because there are no christmas cookies for sale yet

and it's too much work to bake them for every guest.

So that's why I went for the Sinterklaas stuff!

Well, that was the goodiebag. I'm super curious

what the guests will think of it.

And if they will like the items.

But I'm pretty sure they will. Free gifts are always nice, right?

Goooodmorning! It is saturday morning September 1st.

The event is tomorrow, in the space behind me.

In a few minutes this space will turn in to christmas paradise!

It needs some love as you can see, it's pretty dull right now.

But that will change!

I won't decorate myself.

I've partnered up with Xmas Events.

They are specializerd in decorating christmas events

and building christmas markets. So excited to see what they do with the space!

Yay, it's sunday! Today is event day.

and I'm super excited.

We just did the finishing touches on the decor

and it's sooo cool!

In an hour the guests will arrive. We will have some coffee and cake first.

And next I will show them the christmas decor trends.

After that; a brainstorm session!

And then a flatlay photography workshop, by Remke Vet.

And of course; we'll finish with some drinks & bites.

Behind me everyone's busy with the workshop flatlay photography.

It's so cool to see what people come up with!

Remke.. - Hey Saskia -

You're the flatlay photography teachter today, right? - Indeed -

So what is flatlay photography?

It's actually exactly as the word says

flatlay, so everything's on a flat surface

You use a background on the floor, and photograph the items from above

That's a flatlay!

Well, that was easy! -Super easy!-

The party is over... *sob* It was amazing!

These two heroes are helping me clean up the mess...

I'm super tired haha, but I've loved every minute of it.

Well, let's finish this vlog...

Guys, shall we do it together?

3, 2, 1.... bye, doei!

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The Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival 2018 At Louis Armstrong Park In New Orleans + Congo Square NOLA - Duration: 4:50.

We're at Louis Armstrong Park for the

Cajun-Zydeco Music Festival!

And it's sponsored by the New Orleans

Jazz and Heritage Foundation. It's free

to get in. They do take donations.

There's a lot going on here. A lot of good music

is going to be happening today.

There's lots of booths here, with all

kinds of products. And things you can buy.

Clothes,

jewelry.

Art work.

Oh, and crepes!

Ice cream!

And I hear the music. We're headed that way!

Uh, oh. That's a good man there. He put a ring on it!

So this next song is just for you! What's your name man?

Christian? Congratulations!

translation

But this song right here is what you tell her

when you want to leave and you can't wait to get back home.

It's called, "Back To You".

There's lots of different acts during

the day.

Oh

It's a hot day.

Mid 90's. So we had to get some Italian Ice.

I got a tropical rainbow. What did you get, Donna?

Pineapple Coconut! It looks good too!

It's a real pretty area here. And that's

the Mahalia Jackson Center for the

Performing Arts.

There's the statue of the great Louie Armstrong.

He was born in New Orleans.

He didn't really start his career until

after he moved from here, but this is his hometown.

And right now on stage is Sean Ardoin.

He's really good!

They've got a whole lineup coming every day.

They've got all kinds of good food here. Seafood.

Crawfish tray. Fried green tomatoes.

Cajun seafood, egg rolls, catfish po-boy.

Shrimp and grits.

And plenty to drink!

They have a cool kids area where they make crafts. And they're

playing with magnets and building stuff.

And coloring.

And all this is free for them to do.

There's wooden blocks to play with.

And this is cool! Foam blocks.

This area around here is called Congo Square.

During the late 17th, and well into the

18th century, the slaves would gather

here on Sundays, and have music and dance.

They didn't have to work on that day, so

this was their day to celebrate, and live

life like they wanted to.

And this is the actual historic Congo Square. They were

telling us that New Orleans was one of the

only places back then that didn't make

the slaves work on Sundays. So they let

them come here and congregate, and play

music and dance and just be free.

For one day. By 1819, the people that came

here numbered 500 to 600 people. So it

was a huge gathering.