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hello youtube my name is I'm alone today let's have a serious question okay let's

put all the antics which I will try to may be serious for like we like five

minutes you know the question is why do we game why do you game game of the game

while your game ok I game you know - forget about reality all right because

you know it's not the best you know I have trouble reading I got trouble

spelling you know let's face it if you watched any of my life seen you know I'm

not normal I would just put that this side well

that's ok but like the inside we don't we don't get along you know the games

they're great because I don't have to be me I don't have to be me I can be the

greatest sniper ever on the back coast I can be mr. rocket League rocket dear

alright I can be a guardian that saves the tower and defeat crota alright

or I could just be a guy wearing a red cap being a plumber trying to save a

princess that is too stupid not to get caught alright is they opened up reality

and make you forget so when you do that when you livestream you kind of lose

your reality you still kind of keep it like you know you lose it so then you

have the internet people but you know what he percent of them are generally

good twenty percent they're stupid why would you come in some extreme you just

mark them which why you know be like if you like them say nothing and leave you

can't be peaceful you got me like all please fat whose beards ugly why are you

blowing bubbles come on we do realize like with this guy strain you're doing

your head you do it there or you do it like with your friend you know like

she's she's not following the rules she's wearing a bright blue lip gloss or

lipstick and it's not red her hair's like not like a natural caller or like

she ginger look we're deserve some respect there the game of the game why

do you game and can we be nicer to the community of stress appeal extreme and

you make youtube videos now you know you can like correct them you know how I

spell something wrong you know correct me there's like a nice way of doing it

like a bad way you're doing it and then we didn't mention it like the drama hi

guys all the others I don't care what promise I don't I got bigger things I

care about they're like oh he said this he did this he lie if you just

straight-up lie to your community and that's on you a guy I don't need to

weigh in that's on you and that's with your

community or if you fake something that's on that the game of the gamer

alright let's have fun what's really reality and you know what let's have fun

getting let's let's chat you know I'm not talking to only talking about 20% of

you there Tony be like I don't do that or like he deserved it alright but let's

remember this we can't control the world we can't control the internet you can

kind of control you and if anybody controls themselves it's much better

alright and I'm up to like four twelve seconds of being sane and normal and not

doing anything stupid so I think I deserve the last was 40

seconds to be stupid you know so uh let's uh go put on the body necklace you

know and uh but uh let's go say to father's barbers barbers hashtag barber

buddy very Bob Big Bob keepers I got the barbers all right so this is

king bobber saying remember be nice everybody

why do you gave me the Big Bopper King the keepers and the Bombers enough and

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How Ingenious Animals Have Engineered Air Conditioning - Duration: 5:09.

This episode is supported by Edx.

Termites, prairie dogs, and people are all great builders, each in their own way.

And we all share one crucial problem.

Put a bunch of us in a closed space, breathing Oxygen in and CO2 out… and it doesn't

end well.

Our tallest skyscrapers and deepest mines are almost completely cut off from outside

air.

To keep those inside from suffocating, human engineers use giant machines to bring in fresh

air and pump stale air out.

Termite mounds have the same problem.

The largest are more than 10 meters high.

On a human scale, that's like a skyscraper three and a half kilometers tall!

Only instead of condos and offices, it holds one big farm.

The termites collect wood, which grows fungus, that the termites eat.

All that fungus and the millions of termites that tend to it create a ton of CO2, which

would suffocate the colony *and* their crops if it builds up.

To keep the air fresh, the whole mound acts like a big lung.

During the day, the sun heats the outer chambers more rapidly than the core, moving air up

the outside and down the middle.

During the night, this current reverses as the outer chambers lose heat to the cool night

air.

The whole time, CO2 and oxygen are exchanged through tiny holes in the outer walls.

What's amazing is this is all constructed without a boss.

No central architect designing the structure.

Just instinct and cooperation lets termites build huge ventilation engines powered by

nothing but daily temperature cycles.

Leafcutter ants farm fungus on massive scales too.

One colony in South America covered nearly 50 square meters and was home to over 8 million

ants!

But unlike those towering termites, the ant labyrinth reached 8 meters underground.

So how do they ventilate their agricultural city?

Before we answer that, I want you to try something.

Take a piece of paper, hold it under your lips, and let the other end curl down.

If you blow only across the top of the paper, what do you think will happen?

The force of the air hitting the paper should push it down, right?

Well watch this.

Here's what's happening: Air is a fluid.

When I force air across the top of the paper, that stream pulls other air along, due to

viscosity, which is like the friction of fluids. This leaves an area of low pressure

behind, and the paper is pulled up to fill it.

This is called the Coandă effect.

What does that have to do with ants?

Check this out.

When a breeze flows over a hill, the air is deflected over the top.

This pulls air along too, just like when I blew over the paper,

drawing air out of the ant hill along the way.

The ants build lower entrances nearby, where air is drawn in to replace it, ventilating

the whole colony with a little breeze.

Prairie dogs get the same effect from their mounds.

Breezes over taller hills draw air through the connected tunnel system, keeping the whole

town breathing fresh.

There's even a tiny shrimp that uses this same system to keep fresh water flowing through

its burrows.

Persian and Egyptian architects have used similar structures to cool buildings for centuries,

but tiny animals beat us to that technology by millions of years

Nature is full of species that build their environment to suit them, countless expert

animal architects.

Sometimes, all you need to solve the most complex engineering problems is the awesome

power of evolution,

…and that's a breath of fresh air.

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Top 10 NEWS STORIES That Defined Generation X FOREVER - Duration: 10:05.

Top 10 News Stories That Defined Generation X Forever

10.

Ronald Reagan Nearly Shot To Death

On March 31st 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot and seriously wounded by gunman John

Hinckley Jr.

Later on, we would learn that the assassination attempt was an attempt to impress actress

Jodie Foster, who has since come out as a lesbian.

Too bad Hinckley's gaydar was off that fateful day.

Generation X has grown to have very mixed feelings about the Reagan Presidency.

However, the impact of Reagan's policies cannot be debated.

It also cannot be debated that Reagan's shooting was the catalyst which brought about

many of the legislative changes with a Democratic Congress in the 1980's.

Had Reagan died, George Bush's Presidency would have started in 1981.

Had the assassination attempt never occurred, then Congress might have ignored Reagan altogether.

That was not exactly mentioned while teachers had us all huddled together in school discussing

what happened.

The Challenger Explosion

On January 28th 1986, a lot was encapsulated for Generation X.

Nothing had been more built up as an event for schoolchildren than the launch of the

Space Shuttle Challenger.

A national search to send a civilian into space had culminated with Christa McAuliffe,

a schoolteacher, being selected.

She was supposed to actually conduct experiments from space that school children could watch.

Instead, schools wound up gathering children in auditoriums across the United States, and

subjecting them to unspeakable tragedy.

All the hope of a generation went belly-up in under two minutes.

It would become an all-too-common theme for a generation which would continually be promised

great things, only to see them turned into tragedy.

"Black Monday"

There is a line in 1994's The Crow in which Brandon Lee says, "They are all dead.

They just don't know it yet."

Generation X did not immediately understand the message of October 19th, 1987.

As the years went on though, the message would become increasingly apparent: "You will

never be as successful as your parents … ever."

On that day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 508 points.

This was actually a bigger drop than the crash which caused the Great Depression.

There was a quick recovery, but the damage had been done.

"Black Monday" led to the recession in the early 1990's.

About the time in which much of Generation X was going into college, the storm clouds

of a gloomy economic climate which would last the rest of their lives was forming.

The previous generation had taken everything, and as X'ers grew up, the previous generation's

needs and demands would only grow, turning Generation X into a bulwark to facilitate

the eventual success which will fall on Baby Boomers' grandkids, the Millennials, after

both previous generations are gone.

David Koresh And The Branch Davidians

Like Voldemort was actually Thomas Riddle, David Koresh was born Vernon Wayne Howell.

Koresh would eventually become entrenched in the religious sect known as the Branch

Davidians.

Koresh's group established a compound near Waco, Texas.

A raid that started out as an attempt by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms to

arrest Koresh for hoarding weapons turned into a standoff between the Davidians and

the United States Government.

The 51-day siege ended on April 19th, 1993, with agents from the FBI storming the compound.

A fire ensued, killing 76 people, including Koresh.

As a result, anti-government sentiment raised to dangerously high levels throughout the

new Clinton Administration.

Term such as "domestic terrorism" and "militia movement" got introduced into

American lexicons.

The result was that poor economic times mixed with conspiracy theory and violent sentiment,

creating a very real and very adverse effect on Generation X's psyche, as well as redefining

how people to this day view government.

If you want an example, just ask someone from the Tea Party Movement about "Waco," and

be prepared for a long lecture.

Kurt Cobain's Suicide

On April 8th, 1994, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was found

dead in his home.

His death, the result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, sparked a firestorm of discussion

across the United States, much of which really marked how far apart Baby Boomers and Generation

X really were.

Amid Generation X's grief, Baby Boomers downplayed the news as irrelevant.

In many ways, Generation X was told that their own voice was irrelevant, and not as important

as their elders.

Andy Rooney, for example, went on 60 Minutes to make a point of talking about more important

people who had died that week.

Daring to compare Cobain to figures such as John Lennon was seen as blasphemy.

The message, whether intentional or not, came through to Generation X loud and clear: "You

don't matter.

Your opinions don't matter.

Your idols don't matter.

Shut up and quit bothering us."

It was a message that Generation X would seethe about for years afterward.

The Oklahoma City Bombing

The date of April 19th, 1995 being two years after the Branch Davidian compound was not

coincidental.

Bomber Timothy McVeigh was obsessed with the events surrounding Waco, as well as an earlier

government standoff at Ruby Ridge, Idaho.

The bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City would ultimately claim nearly 200 lives,

as well as scar Generation X somewhat irrevocably.

Bomber Timothy McVeigh was a member of Generation X, having been born in 1968.

The dismissive attitude in which older generations had treated the opinions of X was now being

met with unimaginable violence.

Moreover, the Oklahoma City Bombing did nothing but fan the flames of the discussion which

had been started by the events in Waco.

McVeigh would be executed shortly before the events of September 11th, 2011, in which a

completely different type of terrorism would dominate the discussion on the news.

The Dot Com Bubble Bursts

In the late 1990's, they called it the "new economy."

Money, and crazy amounts of it, seemed to be able to be made on the new-fangled internet.

Start-up companies abounded and were getting venture capital from investors.

The better news for Generation X is that they were being looked to in order to program,

drive, and profit from an economy where a store front was now a computer.

After all, tech-savvy young adults were the ones who truly understood the Internet.

Generation X was coming out of college at this point, and ready.

Hell, websites referred to as "dot com" companies were even advertising during the

Super Bowl.

By the year 2000 though, many of these companies ran out of money, and did not return a profit.

The entire industry seemed to self-destruct overnight.

Unfortunately, Generation X believed that the boom might result in some stability.

This led to their credit going bust, forcing them to delay purchases such as houses and

cars, which is never a good sign for any economy.

In short, Generation X went into college with a recession, and graduated into another one.

The first one affected their ability to inherit.

The second one affects their ability to collect future earnings.

9/11

The coordinated attacks of September 11, 2001, which killed thousands in New York City, Washington

DC, and Pennsylvania, was both a tragedy and a black mark in the nation's history.

It was an economic disaster at a time when the Dot Com recovery had not fully taken place.

plus, Generation X was now asked to fight a war on two fronts: Afghanistan and Iraq.

While these wars were the most unpopular in United States history since Vietnam, the military

was hiring, as well as doling out substantial bonuses for signing up.

For many, the only viable career options were in the United States military.

This was not exactly how a generation once seen as slackers, who wanted nothing more

than to sit at computers and become millionaires while wearing flannel, saw their collective

futures shaping up.

Now, record numbers of Generation X'ers deal with post-traumatic stress disorder as

a result of their service.

They would also come back to a world to find that they would again be none the richer for

it.

Hurricane Katrina

It is hard to believe that, as of this writing, it has been over eight years since Hurricane

Katrina made landfall on August 29th, 2005.

The Gulf Coast was never exactly a model of economic stability, but Katrina seemed to

exacerbate an already economically distressed region.

Today, there are still lasting effects, since losing everything that you own can occasionally

not only take years, but also generations to recover from.

The additional problem was that the resulting diaspora also put a job crunch on other areas

which did not have jobs to spare.

A domestic crisis at a time when wars were being fought on two fronts spread available

resources very thin.

Again, in addition to the loss of life and the human toll, Generation X would see yet

another example of how the wealth in their lifetime was disappearing out of the vault

like in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

The Stock Market Crash of 2008

In September of 2008, what had already been over a year of bad economic times were further

hindered when news of a failed bailout caused the Dow Jones to drop nearly 800 points.

It was the worst drop in United States history, as well as the worst day of trading since

the first full day of trading after 9/11.

Generation X was born into recession, dealt with another when they were coming out of

high school, and yet one more when they were coming out of college.

Now, the Great Recession hits, and not only is employment affected but the house they

may had been finally able to buy is now worth less than half its original value.

The house isn't even worth half of what they'd be paying the bank for the right

to live in it.

Incidentally, that sort of predatory lending and "complex financial products" is now

precisely why this latest recession is happening.

Even more insulting, the banks are deemed "too big to fail," but the random nobodies

of Generation X are by no means too big to fail.

Whatever wealth was left was gone, and soon enough any funds reserved for retirement will

be as well.

By the time they are told they can't ever retire, Generation X will be used to bad news.

Come to think

of it, they should be already.

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WTF is going on with North Carolina's voting map? - Duration: 2:33.

North Carolina has been in the headlines quite a bit recently.

North Carolina's congressional redistricting case is in the spotlight.

A major decision by the nation's highest court.

The Supreme Court ruled that North Carolina's districts were unlawfully drawn

to dilute the influence of black votes.

Delay only thwarts justice.

And Governor Roy Cooper has asked lawmakers to redraw the map.

But what a lot of people don't know is that a bill was introduced back in February that

would create an independent commission to do just that.

And the bill is going nowhere.

HB200 creates standards for redistricting that would

in part by creating an commission that excludes anyone who holds public office and their relatives.

The bill specifies a district's ideal shape and population size,

but most importantly,

Right now North Carolina voters are pretty even along party lines.

But republicans have a super majority in both the state house and senate.

This bill would help North Carolina better reflect its citizenry.

It's primary sponsors are republicans and it's received bipartisan support.

We have to serve the people of North Carolina and we must make sure they have full confidence

in the integrity and fairness of our elections.

It is so rewarding to me to be part of a bipartisan group of North Carolina legislators who want

to be part of crafting a bipartisan solution.

And North Carolina's citizens agree: 59% of voters are in favor of nonpartisan redistricting.

Only 15% are opposed.

Despite this support, the bill has yet to make it out of committee.

And that might not be an accident.

The committee is chaired by Rep. David Lewis, who also chaired the 2011 committee that drew

the very maps that the courts just ruled unconstitutional.

The bill has been gathering dust for 3 months, prompting North Carolinians to hold,

"The People's Hearing on HB200"

At stake is the very heart of our democracy,

the rights of citizens to have their voices heard through the ballot box.

We have the right to vote and we have the right to be counted in the election and counted equally.

It's time for this to stop.

Listen to your constituents.

And still, crickets from the committee…

But the fact is, the map need to be redrawn.

When, how and by whom is yet to be determined.

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