Youtube daily report w Jun 7 2017

Hey there, and welcome to Play Noggin.

I'm Julian, your brain's Player Two.

Today we're looking at a game that utterly traumatized me, either because I spent half

the game having flashbacks to high school while I cowered in fear inside a locker, or

because I spent the other half being devoured by a set of double jaws.

That's right, today we're talking about Alien: Isolation.

This 2014 sci-fi horror game relied on the atmosphere, soundtrack, and pacing to scare

the Sevastapol out of players, so it was mostly in the vein of Ridley Scott's original Alien

than James Cameron's macho-space-marine murdering Aliens, mostly.

Oh the game also relies on the terrifying death machine that is the Xenomorph to scare

you.

That too.

The xenomorph is pretty scary in large part because of that unknown factor.

The unknown is something we're inherently wary of.

At its root is social identity theory, which encourages us to put ourselves in the "in"

group, while forcing everything we don't understand into the "out" group.

We assign positive traits to our "in" group and negative traits to those creepy

"out" group weirdos.

We essentially think our team is better than your team.

Nothing could be more unknown to us than aliens, which is why film directors and game creators

have relied so heavily on alien stories over the years.

Of course there are other scarier unknowns that are more at the forefront of your mind

when you're playing than how alien this alien is.

Things like: is it right behind me?

Can it see me?

How do I kill it?

With fire?

Is this enough fire?

Oh no it was not enough fire.

All those pressing concerns stem from the same bigger unknown though.

You've never seen a creature like this before, so you don't know what to do about it, and

that's scary.

Even the name of the alien implies the unknown; Xenomorph comes from the greek words for "strange"

and "shape."

Eventually, through a lot of trial and error and death and reloads, we become familiar

with how the xenomorph hunts and the creature isn't so scary anymore.

Then we can really take a moment to appreciate the alien's physiology.

Don't get me wrong, I still jump when I absent mindedly walk into a drool puddle,

but now I think of it as an educational experience.

Also terrifying.

But really cool!

I have a lot of emotions about this thing.

So just how strange is the xenomorph's shape?

If you think about it, aliens in movies looking like us is more a practicality than anything.

These aliens are usually played by actors.

Even Ridley Scott's Alien was a guy in a suit, which explains why it has arms and legs

like we do.

So, if we throw away the assumption that aliens have to at least superficially resemble us,

what would an alien look like?

This is more theoretical than fact-based, of course, but all we need to do is look at

the world around us to draw some pretty solid conclusions.

Our world is filled with weird creatures.

On earth, we have around 30 different "body plans," or phyla, that our lifeforms are

based on.

Each is well-suited to its particular environment.

The environment, of course, plays a huge role in determining how an animal evolves.

Even animals that evolved separately, but in similar environments, often develop very

similar traits.

Think the long, slender bodies of dolphins and tuna, for example.

So even though extra-terrestrials got their start somewhere completely different, it's

not unreasonable to expect them to have some familiar basic traits.

Things like hands.

I don't think I have to tell you what an advantage it is to have hands, but if you

want a good demonstration, try typing your comments with boxing gloves on.

Hands don't have to have five digits like ours though, that's just a holdover from

our early tetrapod ancestors.

A hand-me-down, if you will.

Some of their contemporaries had up to eight digits.

Generally scientists agree that the minimum number of digits an alien would need to grab

and manipulate objects is three.

Eyes are key, too.

The Xenomorphs have no easily discernible eyes, and though there's a lot of internet

speculation about how they see -- with echolocation! with its creepy mouth tongue! -- they clearly

don't have what many scientists believe to be a prerequisite for intelligent life:

Binocular vision, i.e. two eyes, located not far from the brain so as to minimize visual

processing "lag."

A large number of animals on our own planet follow this two-eye minimum rule, so it's

a safe bet that interstellar alien lifeforms follow the same cues.

Along those lines, two eyes isn't really a coincidence.

Symmetry is a pretty important part of intelligent life.

The sort of symmetry that we have is called two-fold symmetry, which makes us part of

the group known as Bilateria.

The way a symmetrical body is structured tends to place important sensory organs in the anterior

region of the body, which is an evolutionary trend called cephalization.

That keeps all our most vital senses in close proximity to our big brains.

If an advanced alien species out there somehow exists in a different form -- say, something

with radial symmetry like a jellyfish -- we have a hard time imagining what the creature

could be.

So pairs of arms, pairs of legs, these things seem to occur repeatedly on our planet because

they give an organism an advantage.

But what about pairs of jaws?

Actually that's happened here too.

Dragonfly larva have a hinge plate over their mouth, and their mouth can shoot out just

like the xenomorph's, which helps them catch prey.

One thing you'll notice right before those jaws clamp down on your head and ruin your

whole day is the xenomorph's hard exoskeleton.

Seems like a sweet evolutionary advantage but for practical reasons, it's not a good

idea.

The chances of an insect-like creature on another planet developing intelligence of

the level of a xenomorph is pretty slim.

Having your skeleton on the outside is actually really inconvenient.

It makes growth challenging, and you have to periodically let it shed and regenerate.

That's why generally, insects are tiny, because an animal with an exoskeleton on an

earth-like planet needs to stay relatively small.

Otherwise when it molted it would be all floppy floppy.

Since insects stay small, they're less likely to develop intelligence because physical size

is at least partially related to a brain's capacity for complexity.

That's right, we have big brains because our bones are on the inside, deal with it,

bugs.

Can we say with absolute authority what aliens look like?

No, definitely not.

But we have a rough idea of what to expect, at least.

And that means some things about the xenomorph aren't that strange after all.

Does it make it less scary?

Sweet Ellen Ripley, no.

Thanks for watching.

As usual, leave us a Like and subscribe if you're into what we do.

Any ideas for topics to cover, drop them in the comments.

And don't forget to keep on playing.

For more infomation >> If We Found Aliens, What Would They Look Like? - Duration: 6:42.

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Hüttersdorfer Wald May 2017 - Tour - MM EMTB - Duration: 6:35.

What are you doing here?

He is still very tiny.

What are we going to with that little one?

You forgot something, but you are not going to get back to the car.

What?

Your glasses.

Nooooo

You know what?

I carry some goggles. You can have them.

Oh damned.

This happens all the time.

Again and again you forget your glasses.

Cool. Thanks.

Now I am the one looking rediciulous

Wearing goggles in this flatt forrest. Thanks.

Is he the one?

Hey!

Hi!

I feel like riding a kids bike.

too slow?

No, too small

What?

Concerning fun: the ebike is the top shelf product.

True!

Definitely true!

Definitely, at least on the boring climb back to the car.

You are going to get it back. After the climb.

You want that climb just for your ego, don't you?

No, actually not, but...

I don't want to be unfair.

Oh yeah. I have never done that. Nice.

Ah, you are too fast.

Haha, I'm too fast?

Yes, hello!?

Are you operating the bird shelter, don't you?

Ok, I will try to catch him.

He is hopping around here but he can't fly.

Ok Thanks.

See you.

We can turn him over to them and they will bring him to the bird shelter.

Would show him to me again?

Every day a good deed.

There he is, looking cute.

Ok. Off we go to the care center.

Oh, poor boy.

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If We Found Aliens, What Would They Look Like? - Duration: 6:42.

Hey there, and welcome to Play Noggin.

I'm Julian, your brain's Player Two.

Today we're looking at a game that utterly traumatized me, either because I spent half

the game having flashbacks to high school while I cowered in fear inside a locker, or

because I spent the other half being devoured by a set of double jaws.

That's right, today we're talking about Alien: Isolation.

This 2014 sci-fi horror game relied on the atmosphere, soundtrack, and pacing to scare

the Sevastapol out of players, so it was mostly in the vein of Ridley Scott's original Alien

than James Cameron's macho-space-marine murdering Aliens, mostly.

Oh the game also relies on the terrifying death machine that is the Xenomorph to scare

you.

That too.

The xenomorph is pretty scary in large part because of that unknown factor.

The unknown is something we're inherently wary of.

At its root is social identity theory, which encourages us to put ourselves in the "in"

group, while forcing everything we don't understand into the "out" group.

We assign positive traits to our "in" group and negative traits to those creepy

"out" group weirdos.

We essentially think our team is better than your team.

Nothing could be more unknown to us than aliens, which is why film directors and game creators

have relied so heavily on alien stories over the years.

Of course there are other scarier unknowns that are more at the forefront of your mind

when you're playing than how alien this alien is.

Things like: is it right behind me?

Can it see me?

How do I kill it?

With fire?

Is this enough fire?

Oh no it was not enough fire.

All those pressing concerns stem from the same bigger unknown though.

You've never seen a creature like this before, so you don't know what to do about it, and

that's scary.

Even the name of the alien implies the unknown; Xenomorph comes from the greek words for "strange"

and "shape."

Eventually, through a lot of trial and error and death and reloads, we become familiar

with how the xenomorph hunts and the creature isn't so scary anymore.

Then we can really take a moment to appreciate the alien's physiology.

Don't get me wrong, I still jump when I absent mindedly walk into a drool puddle,

but now I think of it as an educational experience.

Also terrifying.

But really cool!

I have a lot of emotions about this thing.

So just how strange is the xenomorph's shape?

If you think about it, aliens in movies looking like us is more a practicality than anything.

These aliens are usually played by actors.

Even Ridley Scott's Alien was a guy in a suit, which explains why it has arms and legs

like we do.

So, if we throw away the assumption that aliens have to at least superficially resemble us,

what would an alien look like?

This is more theoretical than fact-based, of course, but all we need to do is look at

the world around us to draw some pretty solid conclusions.

Our world is filled with weird creatures.

On earth, we have around 30 different "body plans," or phyla, that our lifeforms are

based on.

Each is well-suited to its particular environment.

The environment, of course, plays a huge role in determining how an animal evolves.

Even animals that evolved separately, but in similar environments, often develop very

similar traits.

Think the long, slender bodies of dolphins and tuna, for example.

So even though extra-terrestrials got their start somewhere completely different, it's

not unreasonable to expect them to have some familiar basic traits.

Things like hands.

I don't think I have to tell you what an advantage it is to have hands, but if you

want a good demonstration, try typing your comments with boxing gloves on.

Hands don't have to have five digits like ours though, that's just a holdover from

our early tetrapod ancestors.

A hand-me-down, if you will.

Some of their contemporaries had up to eight digits.

Generally scientists agree that the minimum number of digits an alien would need to grab

and manipulate objects is three.

Eyes are key, too.

The Xenomorphs have no easily discernible eyes, and though there's a lot of internet

speculation about how they see -- with echolocation! with its creepy mouth tongue! -- they clearly

don't have what many scientists believe to be a prerequisite for intelligent life:

Binocular vision, i.e. two eyes, located not far from the brain so as to minimize visual

processing "lag."

A large number of animals on our own planet follow this two-eye minimum rule, so it's

a safe bet that interstellar alien lifeforms follow the same cues.

Along those lines, two eyes isn't really a coincidence.

Symmetry is a pretty important part of intelligent life.

The sort of symmetry that we have is called two-fold symmetry, which makes us part of

the group known as Bilateria.

The way a symmetrical body is structured tends to place important sensory organs in the anterior

region of the body, which is an evolutionary trend called cephalization.

That keeps all our most vital senses in close proximity to our big brains.

If an advanced alien species out there somehow exists in a different form -- say, something

with radial symmetry like a jellyfish -- we have a hard time imagining what the creature

could be.

So pairs of arms, pairs of legs, these things seem to occur repeatedly on our planet because

they give an organism an advantage.

But what about pairs of jaws?

Actually that's happened here too.

Dragonfly larva have a hinge plate over their mouth, and their mouth can shoot out just

like the xenomorph's, which helps them catch prey.

One thing you'll notice right before those jaws clamp down on your head and ruin your

whole day is the xenomorph's hard exoskeleton.

Seems like a sweet evolutionary advantage but for practical reasons, it's not a good

idea.

The chances of an insect-like creature on another planet developing intelligence of

the level of a xenomorph is pretty slim.

Having your skeleton on the outside is actually really inconvenient.

It makes growth challenging, and you have to periodically let it shed and regenerate.

That's why generally, insects are tiny, because an animal with an exoskeleton on an

earth-like planet needs to stay relatively small.

Otherwise when it molted it would be all floppy floppy.

Since insects stay small, they're less likely to develop intelligence because physical size

is at least partially related to a brain's capacity for complexity.

That's right, we have big brains because our bones are on the inside, deal with it,

bugs.

Can we say with absolute authority what aliens look like?

No, definitely not.

But we have a rough idea of what to expect, at least.

And that means some things about the xenomorph aren't that strange after all.

Does it make it less scary?

Sweet Ellen Ripley, no.

Thanks for watching.

As usual, leave us a Like and subscribe if you're into what we do.

Any ideas for topics to cover, drop them in the comments.

And don't forget to keep on playing.

For more infomation >> If We Found Aliens, What Would They Look Like? - Duration: 6:42.

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Hüttersdorfer Wald May 2017 - Tour - MM EMTB - Duration: 6:35.

What are you doing here?

He is still very tiny.

What are we going to with that little one?

You forgot something, but you are not going to get back to the car.

What?

Your glasses.

Nooooo

You know what?

I carry some goggles. You can have them.

Oh damned.

This happens all the time.

Again and again you forget your glasses.

Cool. Thanks.

Now I am the one looking rediciulous

Wearing goggles in this flatt forrest. Thanks.

Is he the one?

Hey!

Hi!

I feel like riding a kids bike.

too slow?

No, too small

What?

Concerning fun: the ebike is the top shelf product.

True!

Definitely true!

Definitely, at least on the boring climb back to the car.

You are going to get it back. After the climb.

You want that climb just for your ego, don't you?

No, actually not, but...

I don't want to be unfair.

Oh yeah. I have never done that. Nice.

Ah, you are too fast.

Haha, I'm too fast?

Yes, hello!?

Are you operating the bird shelter, don't you?

Ok, I will try to catch him.

He is hopping around here but he can't fly.

Ok Thanks.

See you.

We can turn him over to them and they will bring him to the bird shelter.

Would show him to me again?

Every day a good deed.

There he is, looking cute.

Ok. Off we go to the care center.

Oh, poor boy.

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Top 10 American Movies You Shouldn't Watch with Your Parents - Duration: 5:19.

This film tells the story of a writer

who rents an isolated cabin in the country

so she can work on her latest novel.

The peace and quiet is soon shattered by a gang of local thugs

who rape and torture her, then leave her for dead.

But she returns for revenge, trapping the men one by one.

This film tells the story of a bright young student

who is forced to sidetrack an important medical internship

because he has to take care of his mother

who is recovering from a broken leg.

But things take a dark turn

as she begins relying on him for both physical and emotional needs.

This film tells the story of a New Jersey guy

who loves porn just as much as he loves his family, friends, and church.

His bachelor lifestyle is quickly turned on its head

when he meets a blonde bombshell

who turns out to be just as flawed and self-absorbed as he himself.

Monster's Ball tells the story of a widowed corrections officer,

his adult son, and his bigoted father,

all of whom work in the same profession.

The main character befriends,

and then starts a relationship with a woman

who he does not at first realize is the widowed wife of a man

that he executed as part of his job.

American Beauty tells the story of a suburban father

who starts experiencing a mid-life crisis.

He decides to quit his job and indulge in a teenage-like world

where he feels no burdens or pressure.

His life starts to change dramatically

as he starts to lift weights, smoke pot

and becomes uncontrollably infatuated with his daughter's best friend.

This film tells the story of a married couple.

On the morning of their fifth wedding anniversary,

it is discovered that the woman has disappeared,

and, naturally, the first person to be turned into a suspect is her husband,

who has a ton of evidence stacked up against him.

Black Swan tells the story of a ballet dancer

who has been chosen to play the roles of the White Swan

and the Black Swan

in a New York ballet company's version of Swan Lake.

She naturally fits the character of White Swan,

but struggles to personify the evil Black Swan.

While striving to embody this role, she loses touch with reality.

In this film, a journalist is hired by one of Sweden's richest industrialists

to investigate the disappearance of his niece 40 years ago.

With a female hacker assisting him,

they uncover a secret history of murder and sexual abuse

that puts their lives in danger.

Mulholland Drive tells the story of a woman

who suffers from amnesia after a car crash.

Together with an aspiring actress,

she wanders the streets of Los Angeles

trying to solve the mystery of her identity.

The Wolf Of Wall Street tells the real life story of a stockbroker

who forms his own stock company

and becomes more successful

and is living a life of money, drugs and excess.

But as his life goes on, he discovers

that the F.B.I. and other forms of law enforcement are on his back

which leads to his rise and fall.

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Soft or Hard Disclosure - Duration: 4:57.

Soft or Hard Disclosure

by truthearth

Recently our family dog of 10 years passed away so I haven�t been doing as much research

as of late.

It�s been difficult but I did scroll around here and there and found a couple of things

that might be of interest.

As I mentioned in a previous article the disclosures recently are becoming more and more bold and

certain and less about supposing or asking questions.

The first one is an article from Futurism.com about the United States� space squadron

that is prepared to go to battle to defend US interests in space.

Of course there will be no invasion of ETs as this has already happened several times

in our history and the Cabal would like to do a false one in order to remain in power,

which they won�t be able to do.

�Right now, somewhere in the Rocky Mountains of the American West, there are two teams

of Air Force specialists preparing to defend America�s interests � in space.

They are the 26th Space Aggressor Squadron (26th SAS) and the 527th Space Aggressor Squadron

(527th SAS), and their job consists of training the rest of the military for any possible

contingency involving extraterrestrial combat and creating strategies to defend the security

of any U.S. interests in space.

In other words, they play the role of the bad guys on a potentially intergalactic scale,

�attacking� and provoking U.S. troops in mock space battles � as foreign countries

and any other hostile power looking to threaten America in space.�

(DailyMail) �They were hauling a big creature�: New footage reveals what Deputy Sheriff said

he saw at Roswell, in UFO mystery that has baffled experts and conspiracy theorists for

70 years

The DailyMail features some footage that was allegedly taken from that day that shows the

body of one of the crash victims.

I couldn�t embed the video from the article but I did find it on YouTube.

Apparently this footage was leaked to a magazine company in New Zealand:

�I saw aliens and Roswell UFO� CIA agent in shock deathbed confession on Area 51

�His most shocking claim was to have been taken inside Area 51 to see a variety of UFOs

allegedly recovered by the US military.

These were said to include a flying saucer said to have crash landed at Roswell, New

Mexico, in July 1947.�

It appears the majority believe this story, out of 32,000 voters as of the time of the

below survey, most said yes:

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The next story is more personal as it has the testimony of the former Governor of Arizona.

And I actually work with someone who saw the Phoenix Lights happen in March of 1997.

She said it was huge, slow and completely silent..

(Express.co.uk) Former Governor of Arizona: �Aliens came to my state in UFO during Phoenix

Lights�

�Never before seen footage of Fife Symington, 71, who was governor of Arizona from 1990

to 1998, reveals he was a witness to one of the world�s biggest ever mass UFO sightings,

and he believes it was extraterrestrial.�

And again the majority have it:

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This is all I wanted to share for now..thank you everyone and victory of the light!

See the short video clip from the link in our description.

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Tony Robbins: Starve your distractions, feed your focus (Motivational Video) - Duration: 10:36.

[Applause]

[Music]

when do people really start to live it's

nine days from now you were going to die

who would you call what would you say

what would you do what is it that drives

you in your life today not ten years ago

are you running the same pattern

[Music]

what's your target what are you after if

decisions shape destiny what determines

it is three decisions what are you going

to focus on right now you have decide

we're going to focus on in the second

consciously or unconsciously the mini

you decide to focus on something got to

give it a meaning and whatever that

meaning is produces emotion is this the

end or the beginning in emotion then

creates what we're going to do are the

action so think about your own life the

decisions that have shaped your destiny

in the last five or ten years fifteen

years have there been some decisions you

made that you made a different decision

your life would be completely different

[Music]

explore your web the webbing here the

needs the beliefs the emotions that are

controlling you

once you know what the target that's

driving you isn't that you uncover it

for the truth yo format you uncover it

then you find out what's your map

what's the belief system that are

telling you how to get those news every

day give you all love you all don't let

anything ever stop

do you want to risk your life forms

decision of the ultimate power that's

how do you take the invisible make it

visible right how do you take with your

dream and make it happen

[Music]

[Music]

give your all love your all don't let

anything ever stop

[Music]

[Music]

you're going to change narrows your

three things number one you focus on it

and you get clear and compelling vision

for what you want if your body's not

where you want to be I tell you there's

one simple reason it's not your focus no

no I focus on I focus all the time on

how bad I am no see if you focus on

crashing into the pole trying not to the

more you try not to what you focus on

that's where the energy goes that's

where you go right we all know that but

what people tend to do is I'm saying

focusing on what you want that we don't

want and not only just focusing what you

want we focus say well I'd like to be

strong I'd like to be energetic I like

to be fit it's focusing and making it

compelling you can't just focus on it

you got to create a clear and compelling

future in that area that will pull you

towards it so you're not trying to push

yourself if there's an area not

improving in think of three pillars if

you were pillar one you get focused and

clear what's compelling where are you

really don't lie where do you want to be

and make it so compelling you can't help

it when you wake up in the morning you

want to transform this area life so the

quality realized already is better just

because you are so excited about what

you're after when you do that with your

body or your emotions before your

finances or time or any other area you

start focusing your clear you're going

to have energy you're going to have dry

you're going to start to do something

how do you make sure what you do really

work the model someone who's already

successful all the tools I've come up

with some I've obviously created but the

foundation came by standing on the

shoulders of other giants now I went out

found somebody has already got the

result why reinvent the wheel success

leaves Clues find the best figure out

what they're doing do that alter it find

your review of it but start with what

already is working rather than starting

to scratch and trial and error

so emotion is in if we get the right

emotion we can get ourselves to do

anything we can get through it here

creative enough playful enough fun

enough can you get through to anybody

yes or not if you don't have the money

but you're creative to determine if you

find the way so this is the ultimate

resource but this is not the story that

people tell us right the story people

tell us is a bunch of different stories

they tell us we not the resources but

ultimately the decisions shape destiny

which is my focus here if decisions

shape destiny what determines it is

three decisions what are you going to

focus on right now you have decide what

you're going to focus on in the second

consciously or unconsciously the minute

you decide to focus on something got to

give it a meaning and whatever that

meaning is produces emotion is it the

end or the beginning it's God punishing

me or rewarding me or just the roll of

the dice an emotion then creates what

we're going to do are the action so

think about your own life the decisions

that have shaped your destiny and that

sounds really heavy but in the last five

or ten years 15 years how look at some

decisions you made that you made a

different decision your life would be

completely different so the bottom line

is maybe it was where to go to work and

you met the love of your life there

maybe was a career decision I know that

Google geniuses I saw here I mean I

understand the bigger decision with the

seller technology at first what if they

made that decision versus to build their

own culture how would the world be

different how are their lives to be

different their impact the history of

our world is these decisions when a

woman stands up and says no I won't go

to the back of the bus she didn't just

affect her life that decision shaped our

culture or someone standing in front of

a tank psychological strength that's the

difference in human beings I've seen of

the three million I've been around

regrets about my lab I've had three

million people from 80 different

countries that I've had a chance to

interact with over the last twenty nine

years and after a while patterns become

obvious you see that South America and

Africa maybe connect in a certain way

right other people to all that sounds

ridiculous it's simple so what shakes

you to invisible forces very quickly one

we all have had time said you at a time

you did something and after you did you

thought to yourself I can't believe I

said that I can't believe I'm dead that

that was so stupid

it wasn't your ability with your state

your model of the world is what shapes

you long time your mother the world is

the filter that's what's shaping us

that's what makes people make decisions

we want to influence somebody we never

know what already influenced and it's

made about three parts I believe first

what's your target what are you after

which I believe is not your desires your

desires or goals I've never got a goal

desire and thought is this all there is

somebody been there say I so it needs we

have I believe there are six minutes

second once you know what the target

that's driving you is and that you

uncover it for the truth you know for

that you uncover it then find out what's

your map

what's the belief system that are

telling you how to get those needs some

people may be way to get those needs is

destroy the world some people is to

build something create something love

someone and then there's the fuel you

pick so very quickly

sick needs when you tell would do our

first one circled it now these are goals

or designs either universal everyone

needs certainty that they can avoid pain

at least be comfortable now how do you

get it control everybody develop a skill

give up smoke a cigarette while we go

for certainly differently if we get

total certainty we get what will you

feel if you're certain you know what's

gonna happen when that's gonna happen

how it's gonna happen what would you

feel

what are your minds so God in her

infinite wisdom gave us a second human

need which is uncertainty we need

variety third human need critical

significance we all need to feel

important special unique you can get it

by making more money you can do it by

being more spiritual you can do it by

getting yourself to a situation where

you put more tattoos and earrings in

place as humans don't want to know

whatever it takes the fastest way to do

this if you have no background no

culture no belief in resources or

resourcefulness to violence

I put a gun to your head and I live in

the hood instantly I'm significant zero

to ten how I can how certain in mind

you're gonna respond to me ten here's

what we really need connection a lot for

thing we all want it most people settle

for connection cuz loves to scare now

these first four needs every human finds

a way to meet even if you lie to

yourself units of split personalities

but the last two needs the first four

needs are called the needs of the

personality protocol the last two are

the needs of spirit and this is where

fulfillment comes you won't get

fulfillment in the first floor you'll

figure away smoke bring do whatever meet

the first for the last two number five

you must blow we all know the answer

here you don't grow you what the

relationships not growing if a business

is not growing if you're not growing to

the mammal to money you have how many

friends you have how many people love

you feel like hell and the reason we

grow I believe is we have something to

give a value because the sick need is to

contribute beyond ourselves because we

all know corn even sounds people living

doing

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Earrings for dogs? Just stop. - Duration: 12:50.

Hi there modern vegans and vegan curious, it's Margaret, and welcome back to ModVegan.

if you're new to the channel, please be sure and give this video a thumbs up if

you enjoy it, and also subscribe, so you don't miss another great video like this one.

Today I want to talk with you guys about treating children and pets like

toys. This is one of my all-time pet peeves. It drives me insane,

and I did check with a friend of mine who is not a vegan or a vegetarian or

anything like that before I made this video. Double checked with her to make sure

this is not an inappropriate topic for the general public - if this was something that

just...I happen to be way left-field on. But at least she feels the same way that

I do, I think - more or less - and so I've decided to go ahead with it. But I was

watching one of my favorite channels the other day - a channel that I used to watch

more than I do now. This girl has a lot of fun product

reviews of various things. Since I've become vegan I don't watch it as much, because a

lot of her stuff isn't vegan. And before show you guys a clip from her channel, I

want to preface it by saying, I really like this girl, please don't go to her

channel and harass her in any way. I think that she - I don't even actually

know if she did this intentionally. It may have been something that a groomer

did to her dog without asking her. There's really no way of knowing, and so

this isn't intended in any way to pick on her, but it's something that after I

saw her video I started looking around online just to see if this was a common

thing - apparently it is, and so yeah - don't don't pick on this girl in particular.

But um here it is [Kristina] good girl! Gidget has earrings that the groomer put

on her. Can you see them? [muttering] ears are back. [to Gidget] Come on, show them your pretty ears!

Okay. So you can see from the video these are earrings that are just kind of

glued on to her pet's ears, they aren't actually you know stuck into her head

or anything like that, so there's no cruelty involved in that respect.

They're just glued on - apparently these things are glued on with a PetSafe glue,

and they last for a few weeks and then they come off naturally. I don't know if they're

particularly safe. I would worry a little bit - you know if you worry

about children ingesting things, I kind of would worry about an animal ingesting things;

but I'm not an expert on that kind of stuff, so I am only going to be really

criticizing the intent behind it rather than the thing itself. I mean, maybe this

doesn't hurt dogs whatsoever. maybe it's just something that that people do; you

know, I have no idea. I've also found out since then, that painting pets'

toes is also quite popular. You can buy dog nail polish for your dog to put nail

polish on them if you want. Again you're encouraged - I read an article online and

they encourage you to buy pet safe polish - but really it is just a kind of a

"three-free" nail polish. If you're a woman and you've ever bought nail polish, or

anybody who wears nail polish, you will know that there are certain things, like

formaldehyde and stuff like that are in nail polish. You can get slightly

safer versions of those, and that's really all they're recommending for

these dogs. So even though they are made for dogs, apparently, even OPI - the company

that makes, you know regular nail polish - they also make one for dogs called

"Pawlish" haha [snickers] play on words, and they make that and apparently it has slightly

less toxins than the ones that they put on humans, but it doesn't really matter. I

mean, they're putting nail polish on a dog. And my whole point with this is: why

do we have to treat animals like toys? And it's not just animals. Like, before I

ever really noticed this so much with animals - although it's always upset me

with animals - especially because I - as a kid i started noticing, you know with

dogs getting their ears cut, with horses getting their tails docked - things like

that - it really bothered me. I never could understand it. And something else that I

have never understood is getting your child's ears pierced or any other form

of, you know, mutilation - that people happen to do. Like, it just disgusts me. I

don't understand why this is a thing. Also, before I show you this next clip, I

want to give you guys a trigger warning you're going to see a kid crying, but I

do not include the part where the girl gets her ears pierced,

because I think that is you know, just disgusting. I don't really want to hate on her parents

any more than other people online already have. This video is a few years'

old. I intentionally chose one that was a bit older,

just so that it wouldn't create you know too much difficulty for the

parents or whatever. I realize people do this for cultural reasons - it is not

necessarily - you know - it's not because they want to hurt their children or

anything like that. It's just kind of become a cultural thing so this isn't to

hate on these parents in particular. Please don't go leave a comment on their

channel. But I just want to show what it's like for a kid to be in pain for

something that they didn't actually ask for themselves.

[adult[ Yay! It's done! [Father congratulating crying daughter]: Alright, JB!

[Other adult]: There we go! [inaudible] [Father, to crying daughter]:You got earrings! You're okay. Hey, do you want a lollipop?

[Father to daughter]: Haha, there you go. Alright! [Congratulations in background]

Mom: Look at there! You've got pretty earrings!

[girl cries, adults mumble praise while laughing nervously, ask her if she wants to see her pretty earrings]

Adult: so pretty!

{Mother]: Yeah, show her a picture, then she's...

[Girl, crying]: I don't like it, piercing!

[adults laughing loudly]

[in patronizing tone] Adult:You don't like it when it pierced you? No?

I can't tell you guys how upsetting that video was for me to watch. I really,

really can't stand the whole idea of having anything that you would do to

your children without their consent, without them having an informed consent

I don't see how you can have informed consent from a two-and-a-half-year-old

about having her ears pierced. She's not going to understand what that feels like.

She's not going to know until she has it happen. And why are you doing this?

She may like the way earrings look, but even at that age - like it - they're just

too young to be asking for something like that. I find it completely,

completely unconscionable. I really disagree with it. And it's one of those

things - I'm a vegan I don't believe in putting animals through misery without

them understanding what's going on, without them having given their consent,

and I most certainly don't feel that way about children either I realize that

some cultures find this very acceptable - you know, my own culture, you know like in

North America, considers this to be a very cultural normal practice you find

the same thing with circumcision and things like that, where, you know parents

think it should look a certain way, and so they do it and I just - I have a

problem with it. And I disagree strongly with the ideas behind these things and I

I feel that this is not one of those issues where you can just be culturally

sensitive and tell people they can do whatever they want. Because, I disagree.

This is not one of those occasions. I am Pro-vaccination, so yes, I have made my

kids cry before. And of course, you know I've taken away their iPads and things

like that - other stuff that make them cry, too, but you know the only time that I've

ever inflicted pain on my children on purpose, was to protect them from danger.

And so - that I understand. But what on earth is your excuse for giving your

kids earrings? Like, just the way that they talk in this video you know [patronizing tone] "like, oh

it's over" "it only hurts for a second" and "it looks so pretty" and - it just it makes

me sick. So if I'm going to compare these like - at least in this particular case,

you know, Kristina with her video of her dog - it's not like the dog went through

any agonizing pain in order to get those earrings, so it is a very different thing.

But the mentality behind these things strikes me as a bit similar.

It's like treating a living sentient being as an accessory. And I have a

really big problem with that. I don't understand it. And I think it's one of

the biggest problems we have in our society. I hate seeing children treated

like toys. I hate seeing animals treated like toys. Both of those are totally

unacceptable. Just because someone cannot articulate their needs, wants, and desires

to you, does not mean you get to just treat them however you'd like.

And even in talking with my friends who does have a dog, who's not vegetarian or

anything like that - you know she said yeah, it bothers her also to see animals

treated like um - to be treated like a toy, like an accessory.

They're supposed to be a member of your family. Your dog is supposed to be member

of your family. It's not really an accessory. It's not a toy - I can

understand if you want to talk baby talk with your dog, that's not going to hurt

them. It's a little silly but, that's okay. But I just feel like this idea of

dressing them up, and putting bows on their heads and clothes on them - I just don't

get it. And I don't get putting uncomfortable clothes on kids,

either. It's something that bugs me. I'm a parent, and I gotta say, when I see

- especially when I had friends with younger kids, because my kids are older

now, they're 5 and 7, so I don't get this as much. But there was a time I went

through where all the kids had little bows on their hair and all this stuff

- and it's just, you know - I mean obviously you see me: I like wearing makeup I like

doing my hair. I do all those things, I've got earrings. But I did those things as a

decision! I chose to do that to myself. If I want to wear makeup, if I want to do my

hair, if I want to, you know, pierce my ears, that's my decision as an adult. It

is not a decision that a child can make, and it is most certainly not a decision

that an animal can make. I see constantly breeders making the

decision to dock animals tails, to change their ears and things like that. And it

just makes me so sad when I see a little puppy and I know that just a few weeks

ago it had its ears chopped off to make a breeder happy. It's just - it's one of the

things that is so prevalent in our culture, and I just...this idea

that that you know "oh, well I want my dog to look mean, so I'm going to you know make his

ears look a certain way" "I want my dog to look alert or whatever so I'm going to

make its tail stick up" it's just - you know - who gave you that right? And it

really upsets me. I just don't get it. I wonder if you guys feel the same way. I

do. It's just it's got to be one of my top pet peeves of all time.

I consider it so incredibly cruel. You know, this is something that we also do,

of course, to feed animals, we do this with pigs, especially, they get their

tails docked, they get their - um, all the things happen to them, they get their teeth snipped

- we do the same thing with cows, they get the their ears notched, they get

their tails cut, they get all the stuff - their horns are removed - all this kind

of stuff. It just feels like - when when did we decide that we needed to

start, especially, mutilating the bodies of animals. Why is that just considered

normal practice in our culture? Why is that something that most people don't

seem to bat an eye over? And I - it just infuriates me, and it saddens me because

we can treat people so much better. I think that we can treat animals so much

better. We have the opportunity to treat each other as much more than just

objects. And if you want a toy that you do that with, that's fine. But these are

living, sentient beings, and it's just - it sickens me. I want to know what you guys

think, because I feel the same thing about any kind of body modification.

Unless it is for medical purposes, you know: to save a life, to prevent illness

or something like that. And, and - please don't give me the idea that circumcision

is going to prevent illness, because that is not medically proven they have plenty

of studies now that show that that is ridiculous - so anything like that - I just

feel that anything that is done for a medically unnecessary reason shouldn't

be done. It should be just something that you know, unless someone says to

themselves that they want it done in the case of a human being when they're old

enough to be able to say that that's what they want. In the case of an animal?

Never! It's not your body, so stop touching it! Like, I just - yeah it's not your

body. If you want to do that stuff to yourself, go for it! But please, please

stop treating your children and your pets like they're your toys. Because it

is just not right. Let me know what you think in the comments, if you enjoyed

this video please give it a thumbs up, subscribe and I'll see you in my next

video. Take care and have a beautiful day. Bye.

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Did God create evil? - Duration: 5:02.

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If We Found Aliens, What Would They Look Like? - Duration: 6:42.

Hey there, and welcome to Play Noggin.

I'm Julian, your brain's Player Two.

Today we're looking at a game that utterly traumatized me, either because I spent half

the game having flashbacks to high school while I cowered in fear inside a locker, or

because I spent the other half being devoured by a set of double jaws.

That's right, today we're talking about Alien: Isolation.

This 2014 sci-fi horror game relied on the atmosphere, soundtrack, and pacing to scare

the Sevastapol out of players, so it was mostly in the vein of Ridley Scott's original Alien

than James Cameron's macho-space-marine murdering Aliens, mostly.

Oh the game also relies on the terrifying death machine that is the Xenomorph to scare

you.

That too.

The xenomorph is pretty scary in large part because of that unknown factor.

The unknown is something we're inherently wary of.

At its root is social identity theory, which encourages us to put ourselves in the "in"

group, while forcing everything we don't understand into the "out" group.

We assign positive traits to our "in" group and negative traits to those creepy

"out" group weirdos.

We essentially think our team is better than your team.

Nothing could be more unknown to us than aliens, which is why film directors and game creators

have relied so heavily on alien stories over the years.

Of course there are other scarier unknowns that are more at the forefront of your mind

when you're playing than how alien this alien is.

Things like: is it right behind me?

Can it see me?

How do I kill it?

With fire?

Is this enough fire?

Oh no it was not enough fire.

All those pressing concerns stem from the same bigger unknown though.

You've never seen a creature like this before, so you don't know what to do about it, and

that's scary.

Even the name of the alien implies the unknown; Xenomorph comes from the greek words for "strange"

and "shape."

Eventually, through a lot of trial and error and death and reloads, we become familiar

with how the xenomorph hunts and the creature isn't so scary anymore.

Then we can really take a moment to appreciate the alien's physiology.

Don't get me wrong, I still jump when I absent mindedly walk into a drool puddle,

but now I think of it as an educational experience.

Also terrifying.

But really cool!

I have a lot of emotions about this thing.

So just how strange is the xenomorph's shape?

If you think about it, aliens in movies looking like us is more a practicality than anything.

These aliens are usually played by actors.

Even Ridley Scott's Alien was a guy in a suit, which explains why it has arms and legs

like we do.

So, if we throw away the assumption that aliens have to at least superficially resemble us,

what would an alien look like?

This is more theoretical than fact-based, of course, but all we need to do is look at

the world around us to draw some pretty solid conclusions.

Our world is filled with weird creatures.

On earth, we have around 30 different "body plans," or phyla, that our lifeforms are

based on.

Each is well-suited to its particular environment.

The environment, of course, plays a huge role in determining how an animal evolves.

Even animals that evolved separately, but in similar environments, often develop very

similar traits.

Think the long, slender bodies of dolphins and tuna, for example.

So even though extra-terrestrials got their start somewhere completely different, it's

not unreasonable to expect them to have some familiar basic traits.

Things like hands.

I don't think I have to tell you what an advantage it is to have hands, but if you

want a good demonstration, try typing your comments with boxing gloves on.

Hands don't have to have five digits like ours though, that's just a holdover from

our early tetrapod ancestors.

A hand-me-down, if you will.

Some of their contemporaries had up to eight digits.

Generally scientists agree that the minimum number of digits an alien would need to grab

and manipulate objects is three.

Eyes are key, too.

The Xenomorphs have no easily discernible eyes, and though there's a lot of internet

speculation about how they see -- with echolocation! with its creepy mouth tongue! -- they clearly

don't have what many scientists believe to be a prerequisite for intelligent life:

Binocular vision, i.e. two eyes, located not far from the brain so as to minimize visual

processing "lag."

A large number of animals on our own planet follow this two-eye minimum rule, so it's

a safe bet that interstellar alien lifeforms follow the same cues.

Along those lines, two eyes isn't really a coincidence.

Symmetry is a pretty important part of intelligent life.

The sort of symmetry that we have is called two-fold symmetry, which makes us part of

the group known as Bilateria.

The way a symmetrical body is structured tends to place important sensory organs in the anterior

region of the body, which is an evolutionary trend called cephalization.

That keeps all our most vital senses in close proximity to our big brains.

If an advanced alien species out there somehow exists in a different form -- say, something

with radial symmetry like a jellyfish -- we have a hard time imagining what the creature

could be.

So pairs of arms, pairs of legs, these things seem to occur repeatedly on our planet because

they give an organism an advantage.

But what about pairs of jaws?

Actually that's happened here too.

Dragonfly larva have a hinge plate over their mouth, and their mouth can shoot out just

like the xenomorph's, which helps them catch prey.

One thing you'll notice right before those jaws clamp down on your head and ruin your

whole day is the xenomorph's hard exoskeleton.

Seems like a sweet evolutionary advantage but for practical reasons, it's not a good

idea.

The chances of an insect-like creature on another planet developing intelligence of

the level of a xenomorph is pretty slim.

Having your skeleton on the outside is actually really inconvenient.

It makes growth challenging, and you have to periodically let it shed and regenerate.

That's why generally, insects are tiny, because an animal with an exoskeleton on an

earth-like planet needs to stay relatively small.

Otherwise when it molted it would be all floppy floppy.

Since insects stay small, they're less likely to develop intelligence because physical size

is at least partially related to a brain's capacity for complexity.

That's right, we have big brains because our bones are on the inside, deal with it,

bugs.

Can we say with absolute authority what aliens look like?

No, definitely not.

But we have a rough idea of what to expect, at least.

And that means some things about the xenomorph aren't that strange after all.

Does it make it less scary?

Sweet Ellen Ripley, no.

Thanks for watching.

As usual, leave us a Like and subscribe if you're into what we do.

Any ideas for topics to cover, drop them in the comments.

And don't forget to keep on playing.

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Hey guys! Welcome to Pundaquit!

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12 Uses of Toothpaste You Didn't Know - Duration: 3:02.

12 uses of toothpaste you didn't know

We were amazed to learn that, far from simply helping to keep your teeth nice and clean,

toothpaste is also an irreplaceable product which can be uses for various tasks around

the home.

Some of these ideas might seem a little strange, but they work — try them yourselves!

1.

Faded silver items can once again be made to shine if you rub them with a small amount

of toothpaste.

2.

With the help of toothpaste, you can get car headlights looking slick and clean.

Modern toothpaste contains an abrasive material which works wonders for cleaning them.

3.

The keys on a piano can become dirty very fast due to constant contact with human fingers.

Put a small amount of toothpaste on a wet cloth and carefully clean the keys — you'll

be surprised at how effectively it works!

4.

Footwear with white soles, such as Converse shoes, can easily be cleaned with toothpaste.

5.

If you cover the insides of swimming goggles in a very thin layer of toothpaste, then wash

it off, they won't get steamed up anymore when you're swimming.

I never would have guessed!

6.

You can get rid of stains on wooden surfaces in just a couple of minutes by wiping them

with a little toothpaste.

No need for harmful bleaching chemicals!

7.

Toothpaste is also great for getting rid of various kinds of stains on clothing, from

lipstick on a shirt to spaghetti sauce on a tablecloth.

Just cover the offending stain with a small amount of toothpaste, rub it in slightly,

and leave for a small amount of time before washing it off.

But remember that for coloured clothing it's best not to use whitening toothpaste.

8.

You can give taps their old shine back if you cover them in a little toothpaste and

rub with a cloth.

In fact, it works great on any chrome-plated surface.

9.

You can also use it to clean the bottom of an iron!

10.

The screen of your smartphone can become scratched very quickly if you don't cover it with

protective film.

Put a little toothpaste on a cloth, then carefully rub it on to any scratches.

Remove any remaining toothpaste and wipe the screen dry.

11.

Toothpaste can even clean your fingernails.

Just cover them in a small amount, leave for a couple of minutes, and wash off with water.

12.

Certain odours, such as that of garlic, onion and fish, can be very difficult to remove

from your hands.

But if you wash your hands with a small amount of toothpaste, the smell will disappear in

no time.

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Vendetta of War |"THE VINDICATED"| (Ep.2) - Duration: 8:41.

"I'll Catch You Later"

Minor: "Ugghhhhh"

Distant: "Yo, this TV show is pretty OK "

Distant: "Mhm, that's cool"

Minor: "Whats up guys?"

Dooga: "Minor!"

Dooga: "Dude you've been sleeping for forever"

Dooga: "Dude we got a mission we got to go to, mission briefing."

Dooga: "You Ready to go?"

Minor: "Yeah, Alright let's go.

Dooga: "Mkay, Let's go guys" Minor: "Boy, What are you watching"

YoungGuns: "Let me eat some beans way quick"

Dooga: "NOOO!"

Dooga: "We Gotta GO!"

YounGuns: "It Takes five seconds, okay?"

Dooga; "I'll be waiting for you guys in the car then."

Minor: "Alright" YounGuns: "Okay"

Minor: "So, where's this meeting held?"

Dooga: "It's being held at the pier."

Minor: Alright, Alright"

Dooga: "Next to the, uhm, fair"

Dooga: "Or the carnival?"

Minor: "Uh, the Del- the Del Perro... uhmmm..."

Minor: "Hangout, right?"

Dooga: "Yeah"

Minor: "Ah, cool"

Minor: "How many people are going to be there?"

Dooga: "Should just be the boss and a few of his friends."

Minor: "Few of his friends? Alright

Minor: "Do-Do you know what it is about?"

Dooga: "Mm, no. Not Yet"

Minor: "Oh yeah, aight"

Dooga: "He said that he wanted it to be kept kind of a secret until all of us got there."

Minor: "Alright, it's probably a big mission. Probably. Now."

Minor: "Uhh"

YounGuns: "Can I be honest? I don't think this is going to end well."

Minor: "What do you mean?"

YounGuns: " I just think, you know, It's at the pier

YounGuns: "The Ocean"

YounGuns: "Do you know what the ocean has?

YounGuns: "Sharks"

Minor: "So, I'm guessing you can't swim?"

Dooga: "Just because you're afraid of the ocean..."

Dooga: "Doesn't Mean, that it's always going to be bad."

Minor: "True"

YounGuns: "I'm not just scared of the ocean, I'm TERRIFIED"

Dooga: "Oh.... okay"

YounGuns: "There's [stutters] there's a rollercoaster"

YounGuns: "Scary"

[Dooga Stutters]

Dooga: "After the mission, or whatever we get assigned to do."

Dooga: "We'll be able to go on the roller coaster."

Dooga: "And, we'll all be good, right?"

Minor: "Yeah, I'll be good" YounGuns: "Yess!"

YoungGuns: "Aight"

Dooga: "We're here guys!"

Minor: "We're here?..... Alright.... Lets see-

-this is all about"

Gooda: "Welcome guys, Today I called all of us in"

Gooda: "To Talk about a few issues that's been going on"

Gooda: "The first one will be that, a lot of the gang in around this-

Gooda: -area have been going missing"

Gooda: "And we don't know why"

Gooda: "Then, A few sources say that a few of our-

Gooda: -gangs are working with the..."

Gooda: "...Black Order"

Gooda: "And, we cannot allow that to happen"

Gooda: "So, we have to go find out where their base is"

Gooda: "And we have to infiltrate it"

Gooda: "So, are you guys ready?"

Minor: "Yeah"

Gooda: "Let's do this!"

Pilot: "Approaching LZ is T-minus 10 seconds"

"10"

"9"

"8"

"7"

"6"

"5"

"4"

"3"

"2"

"1"

Pilot: "CLEAR TO GO!"

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HR Manager - JOB VACANCY - Market Harborough - Duration: 0:35.

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now ideally looking to get somebody in over the next couple of weeks,

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USE THIS OIL TO BOOST YOUR HAIR, EYEBROW AND EYELASHES GROWTH - Duration: 1:50.

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Q&A: Weirdest Thing in Germany | Missing Friends | Schwarzbrot - Duration: 7:35.

Hey everyone, Dana here, an American living in Germany, today back with video number three

of my three Q&A videos answering your questions about my life abroad and my life here in Germany.

You'll find the first two Q&A videos linked down in the description box below, so be sure

to go ahead and check those out as well, but now, let's get into it.

What question or questions do you feel most obliged to answer or respond to on behalf

of "all Americans"?

This is such a great question.

One question that I've often gotten asked a lot here in Germany is why American houses

are made of wood.

Something that I had never even begun to consider until I started getting those questions.

I also get a lot of questions about small talk and the "Hi, how are you?" in the U.S.

And that's actually why I started the Ask An American series, to answer exactly those

kinds of questions that I get.

I have already done videos on all three of those topics that I just mentioned - wood

houses, small talk and the "hi, how are you?"

So I will put links down below to those videos as well as the whole Ask An American series.

How did you make the decision to move to Europe?

It seems like it would be pretty difficult to just up and move.

Did you have any prerequisites or anything?

Hm, that's a good question.

I don't think that I had any prerequisites, so to say, just that I really, really wanted

to move abroad, and something inside of me - I know it sounds really cheesy to say - but

something inside of me, I just had this, like, push or this pull to move to Europe.

I found myself searching online all the time for how to move to Europe, how I could do it.

And, yeah, I just really knew that I wanted to make it happen for some reason.

So I don't know if that's a prerequisite, that I just had this, this really strong pull

to make it happen, to move to Europe.

I knew that there were going to be hard days.

Okay, perhaps I didn't realize just how hard some of those days were going to be,

which looking back on it is probably a good thing that I didn't know that.

But yeah, I knew it would be hard sometimes, but for me, I just felt inside like those

struggles would be worth it in order for me to be able to live here.

And how I made the decision to move to Europe?

I know this sounds like it would be a really big, really hard decision to make,

you know, this huge life changing decision.

And I can often be quite an indecisive person, like: oh, which restaurant should I eat at,

what should I wear today?

I don't know, I don't know.

But my decision to move to Europe, on the other hand, just kind of presented itself

to me as: okay Dana, this is what you're going to do next.

Is there anything you're still to this day struggling with, living in Germany?

Um, I would say the direct questions and direct statements here in Germany are still something

that I struggle with living here.

Yeah.

That and as a freelancer it can be kind of complicated in Germany.

When I worked full-time at a company it wasn't really so complicated here in Germany.

But now as a freelancer there are just so many forms to file, and I'm just really

grateful to have Mr. German Man to help me figure it all out.

I really don't know how I would do it without him behind the scenes helping me with the

German paperwork.

And lots of other stuff, of course, too.

But also the paperwork.

What do you miss the most about the culture in America?

I know that I have said this lots of times before, I do miss the small talk. Yeah, I do.

I really miss the small talk.

And also the customer service in the U.S.

What's the weirdest thing you've seen in Germany?

When we went on our road trip around Germany last summer, along the roadside I saw a plastic

statue thing of a hot dog wearing the American flag as a cape.

Yeah, I would say that was a pretty weird thing to see.

Do you like Schwarzbrot?

No! I'm sorry, I actually hate Schwarzbrot. I'm sorry, Germany!

I know that you love your Schwarzbrot.

But for me it's just, no, no, I don't...but hey! You know? Good news! More for you then.

What's the most difficult thing you have to deal with in Germany that you don't have to

deal with in America?

Okay, so, I know that the world is getting more global and interconnected, but I've

still found that in many circumstances, especially bureaucratically speaking, the world still

doesn't really seem to know what to do with or isn't prepared to work with people who

are from one country, still have the passport of that country, but live permanently in another

country and don't even have a residence or an address or anything in the country where

they grew up. Like me.

I've found this to be the case with many forms or websites too!

For example, sometimes there's no option to put: yes, I'm an American, but my address

is outsides of the United States, my only address.

I would love to hear from other people who are living abroad or who have lived abroad

and dealt with this.

What has your experience with this been?

What do you miss about America the most?

So besides the cultural stuff that I already mentioned, I know that it might seem like

just an easy answer, but of course, yeah, I miss my friends and family the most.

Every time that there's a special birthday or some kind of wedding thing that I miss,

I'm reminded what I gave up to live abroad.

And I don't regret that decision at all, definitely not.

But it's still, like this little pang of sadness, you know?

That I miss out on those things.

Oh, that's it! That was my last question.

So my question for you is: What are the food or cultural things that you miss most when

you leave your home country to travel, and what questions have you gotten about the place

where you're from?

Please let me know in the comments below.

Thanks so much for watching.

I really hope that you enjoyed this video.

And also a big thank you so much to our patrons on Patreon, who help make these videos possible.

Thank you so much for your support.

If you would like to check out our Patreon page, you can find a link to that down in

the description box below.

Until next time, auf Wiedersehen!

When we went on our road trip around Germany last summer...I saw something.

Oh yeah, the hotdog!

Small talk and the how...how are you!

You can find the first...two Q&A videos!

Let's get the questions.

Today's a finally sunny day!

Today's a finally sunny day?

Today finally is a sunny day.

We are recording.

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Hüttersdorfer Wald May 2017 - Tour - MM EMTB - Duration: 6:35.

What are you doing here?

He is still very tiny.

What are we going to with that little one?

You forgot something, but you are not going to get back to the car.

What?

Your glasses.

Nooooo

You know what?

I carry some goggles. You can have them.

Oh damned.

This happens all the time.

Again and again you forget your glasses.

Cool. Thanks.

Now I am the one looking rediciulous

Wearing goggles in this flatt forrest. Thanks.

Is he the one?

Hey!

Hi!

I feel like riding a kids bike.

too slow?

No, too small

What?

Concerning fun: the ebike is the top shelf product.

True!

Definitely true!

Definitely, at least on the boring climb back to the car.

You are going to get it back. After the climb.

You want that climb just for your ego, don't you?

No, actually not, but...

I don't want to be unfair.

Oh yeah. I have never done that. Nice.

Ah, you are too fast.

Haha, I'm too fast?

Yes, hello!?

Are you operating the bird shelter, don't you?

Ok, I will try to catch him.

He is hopping around here but he can't fly.

Ok Thanks.

See you.

We can turn him over to them and they will bring him to the bird shelter.

Would show him to me again?

Every day a good deed.

There he is, looking cute.

Ok. Off we go to the care center.

Oh, poor boy.

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Learn Colors with Lion and Cars Colours for Kids Learn colours For Children - Duration: 3:21.

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