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Levitation -- it is a time-honored staple among superpowers and magic spells, but it's

not totally fictional.

In the real world, we can use magnets to levitate anything from trains to metal desk toys.

And you might think levitating something nonmagnetic, say, like a large sack of mostly water, is

just for Hermione Granger or Jean Grey -- but it's not.

It can actually happen, thanks to a phenomenon called diamagnetic levitation.

And scientists don't just use it to pretend to be superheroes.

It has a lot of potential applications, both in industry and research.

We often classify materials as either being magnetic or non-magnetic, but that's not

entirely accurate.

See, inside an atom, electrons are constantly buzzing around creating little loops of current.

And because of the relationship between electricity and magnetism, that current produces a magnetic

field for each electron.

Under most circumstances, the direction of all those magnetic fields are random, so they

cancel each other out.

But when an atom is placed inside another magnetic field, it adds an additional force

to the electrons.

This essentially changes their motion so that the atom gets a tiny, net magnetic field that

opposes the external one.

This interaction is called diamagnetism, and because magnetic fields pointing in opposite

directions repel each other, it produces a teeny, tiny repulsive force.

Every material experiences this -- from a block of wood to an iron bar magnet -- but

diamagnetism is only one type of magnetism, and it's the weakest.

There's also paramagnetism, where atoms become weakly attracted to a magnet in an

external magnetic field, and ferromagnetism, which is probably what you think about when

someone says "magnetic".

Ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt can hold onto their own permanent

magnetic field long after they've been removed from an external one.

Even though paramagnetism is still pretty weak, both it and ferromagnetism are much

stronger than diamagnetism and will overpower it.

But diamagnetic compounds are still pretty awesome.

Because they only ever experience a repulsive force when exposed to a magnetic field, it

allows them to be levitated.

Essentially, they can counter the downward pull of gravity with an upward magnetic push.

This was first demonstrated by Werner Braunbeck in 1939, when he used an electromagnet -- a

temporary magnet created by running an electric current through a coiled wire -- to levitate

small pieces of graphite and bismuth.

Then, scientists kind of forgot about it until the 1990s.

In the meantime, researchers also experimented with superconductors -- substances that expel

magnetic fields at super low temperatures.

They can levitate, too, but they use the quirks of quantum mechanics to physically 'lock'

themselves into place relative to an external magnetic field.

It looks really cool, but it's not quite the same thing as room-temperature diamagnetic

levitation.

When that research started back up again, scientists were quick to test it out on a

lot of seemingly silly items, including hazelnuts, tiny pieces of pizza, and animals, including

frogs and a 10-gram mouse.

Those animals required a magnetic field 1000 times stronger than a fridge magnet to float

-- or about 16 or 17 Tesla -- and they came out of the experience with no negative side

effects.

Also, watching things float around is a pretty fun day at the lab.

If you're feeling ambitious, you can even demonstrate diamagnetic levitation yourself,

using an L-shaped iron rod, some neodymium magnets, and a piece of mechanical pencil

lead, which is made of graphite.

If you arrange it all correctly, the pencil lead will hover about a millimeter above the

magnets.

But let's be honest: The real question here is whether or not you can use diamagnetism

to levitate yourself.

And the answer is yes.

Theoretically.

According to magnet designers from the National High Magnetic Field Lab in Florida, you'd

need a magnet only slightly weaker than their record-holding 45-Tesla Hybrid Magnet, along

with 1 GigaWatt of continuous power consumption to keep the system cool enough to operate.

That might seem promising, but all these super powerful magnets have very small experiment

spaces -- I'm talking less than 10 centimeters.

That'd be pretty snug.

So you probably won't be floating thanks to diamagnetic levitation any time soon, but

it does have more uses than just looking cool.

For one, it could be used in place of lubrication or ball bearings for truly frictionless transport.

Magnetic bearings already exist and are used to support things like maglev trains, but

they require sophisticated electronics and a continuous power input.

So diamagnetics would be a cheaper option.

They could also be used to control satellites in orbit around planets with magnetic fields.

Scientists can manipulate the diamagnetic properties of graphite using laser light,

and they could develop a system to control a spacecraft's orientation relative to the

planet's field.

And on the research side of things, because diamagnetic levitation operates on an atomic

and molecular level, it could be used to simulate weightlessness in Earth-based labs.

It's not a perfect replication, but it could used to model things like how microgravity

affects fluid dynamics, crystal growth, or biological tissues -- or, for small enough

animals, bone and muscle loss, and cardiovascular changes.

And that would be a lot cheaper than launching experiments into space.

Scientists are still figuring out how they'll use all of this, but we know that, whatever

diamagnetism ends up being used for, it's gonna look pretty cool.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which is brought to you by our awesome patrons

on Patreon -- like SR Foxly, our president of space!

If you'd like to be president of space, or just help support the show, you can go

to patreon.com/scishow.

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The Poster for Deadpool 2 May Reveal the Movie's Plot - Duration: 1:33.

What's up guys, Frazier here for Complex News.

At press time, we STILL don't have a trailer or even a pity teaser FOR the trailer for

Deadpool 2.

We know the time traveling mutant Cable will factor in a huge way, played by Josh Brolin.

Zazie Beetz from Atlanta also joins the cast as Domino.

And that's about all we have for now.

Therefor, all we can do, is speculate.

Right now our biggest conspiracy theory lead comes courtesy of Mr. pool himself, Ryan Reynolds.

Last week double R tweeted an image of Deadpool and Cable, that hilariously mimics Michelangelo's

The Creation of Adam.

But what seems like a typical Deadpool-esque joke might actually be an Easter Egg, thanks

to detective work from eagle-eye comic book fans.

Reynolds' image features text that says The Second Coming.

A lot of people smarter than me think that's a hint to the movie's storyline and a reference

to X-Men: Second Coming, a massive event in X comics history.

One of the principle characters in that story?

Cable.

To make a very long arc short, Second Coming involves Cable saving the first mutant child

born in a long time, aptly named Hope, and taking her to the future to keep her safe,

raising her like his own daughter.

Now, the image not only shows Cable emerging from a time portal, but he also has a teddy

bear clipped to his belt, making this the second time promo images from the film have

shown him sporting a kids toy.

Going this route could also help the movie sync up with Logan, which also saw a mutant

birth shortage.

We shall see.

The movie's due in June so hopefully our trailer drought ends in the next few weeks.

That's the news for now but for the latest on Deadpool, subscribe to Complex on YT today.

For Complex, I'm Frazier.

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VERGE (XVG) PRICE PREDICTION - WILL IT HIT $1.00? WILL IT CRASH? BEST PRIVACY COIN ON THE MARKET? - Duration: 11:01.

what's going on guys how are you guys doing welcome back to a brand new video

on this channel today I want to talk to you guys about verge I want to give you

guys my price prediction on verge if there's still time to buy in all of

those things I was actually gonna make a video on verge lat on my last

cryptocurrency video by side to do electro Neum so if you haven't see that

if you haven't seen that yet go check that out but I did want to talk about

verse today vert has been doing a lot of stuff for the last few days I want to

let it cool off before we decided to go in and analyze the charts because

sometimes when things are shooting up charts are like very hard to interpret

anyways without further ado let's jump right into it here we are on coin a

market cap if I go here and we scroll for Virg Virg is right here purchase

number 32 so it actually is beating electroni Imran Jones 46 Virg is number

32 with an 822 million dollar market cap currently trading at five cents five

point seven cents it did go up though you guys are gonna see in the charts

real soon okay also before we get started guys if you are brand new to the

channel and you have not subscribed yet please make sure to do so and hit that

Bell icon so you guys are always notified every time we release a new

video yeah back to the video now so yeah 822

million dollar market cap that's 43,000 bitcoins for three and a half thousand

bitcoins boy what I love to have forty three and a half thousand bitcoins right

now that is not the point we are talking about the chart so if we can see let me

go to the month it was trading at like zero point zero point eight cents zero

point eight cents we're comparing this to dollars so zero point eight cents all

the way up to like here zero point nine cents what's even one cent yet right and

this is all of a sudden you know we hit one cent now look at us we're going up

we're making moves in the world we're going to two cents right there we are we

went to seven cents um it's their higher point seven point five cents basically

so seven point five cents going from less than one cent you're like 8x2 your

investment crazy returns only some cryptocurrency things can do this guy's

apps ridiculous now some of the reasons that

might have sparked this jump is we had a tweet from mr. John McAfee I don't know

if I pronounced that correctly but he said no not joking I included verge xvg

because it is a legitimate policy coin and a privacy coin and is also selling

for less than three cents if you know investing you know that's easier for a

three cent coin to go to three dollars than it is for a 300 dollar coin to go

to thirty thousand dollars that's very true

it's very very true so he says here someone doesn't understand market cap

you know trying to talk trash to John McAfee I don't know why you would do

that the guy knows what he's doing hey I understand market cap you're

missing an important aspect of human nature some brilliant fucker once

figured out that people will buy cheap irrespective of irrespective of value

and perception of a deal is everything that's why we happily paid $9.99 for

something but refused to pay $10 that's actually ridiculously true human

psychology is just it's something I'm super interested in and it plays a huge

role when it comes to cryptocurrency a huge huge role when it comes to

cryptocurrency and just stocks in general guys um but I want to get too

much into that but that actually plays a huge role so some that's three cents to

go to three dollars is easier for something to go from $300 to go to

30,000 look at you know other coins look at light coin it jump from 200 to 400

and we lost our we went crazy right that was a huge jump for light coin which is

it was like doubled its money right 2x your investment three extra man

whatever it was that was a huge jump but this thing went from like zero point

eight cents to seven point some cents and we're still not talking about it

enough we're not giving it the credit that it deserves

now like the what he's basically saying about human nature is if you see

something for three cents you don't mind paying three cents to have one of those

coins right you'll pay you know a hundred dollars you'll easily pay a

hundred dollars for X amount of these coins I don't want to do the math in my

head but hundred dollars would get you a lot of these coins a lot of Verge points

you'll happily do that but for that same hundred dollars you don't want to earn

0.333 of this coin of the three hundred dollar coin and you don't with one

hundred dollars you don't want to earn point zero zero zero

whatever it may be a Bitcoin at the moment so you're a lot more likely to

put your money into this then you are into this so that's the first thing that

I think is really really interesting and it's why I love falling this guy's guy

knows a lot about what he's talking about and after that there's this chart

I saw which you know plays into verjus favor a little more so it's comparing it

to Bitcoin it's comparing to Manero it's comparing it to P IV x I don't know much

about this coin so I'm not gonna even touch too much about it but in

transaction speed Virg wins in transaction capability Virg Virg wins

Birds wins and a lot of things you know they've got three green ticks I want to

go too much into all this you know the mobile privacy public blockchain I don't

know what all of these things are exactly so I'm not going to touch too

much into them but Virg actually does really well so the max coin supply is

higher I that can be plus or minus I'm not going to say if it's good or bad um

for market cap wise we're not gonna talk about that but the chart is really cool

it's really interesting how I can compare it it can go up against the big

man himself Bitcoin compare it to um and it's

actually better in some aspects so that's the first thing that I thought

was really really cool now lastly what you guys are all here for we need to all

my God's making me do this again oh I hate when it tells me I need to buy the

thing I hate when it does it um Virg I do versus a dollar you know right

to chart and that's how we get our way around that so like we were saying

before oh my god am i doing so like I was saying before Virg was trading all

the way down here at you know half a cent half a cent guys 0.5 says how much

would you give a dollar for two hundred of these coins yeah probably would've $1

get you two hundred of these coins that's ridiculous um but yet so it's

trading at point five of a cent and it's shot all the way up over here which if I

move my big head as almost eight cents that's like 16

times your investment now it's gonna show you guys how ridiculous that was

but what we did see what what I thought was interesting is what I expected to

happen when it was going up and the reason why I didn't want to make this

video too soon is cuz when it was going up and you see this huge green line it's

not difficult for an investor to tell you that odds are odds are it's going to

correct and if I had to pick a value I thought I was gonna correct right about

here it's the last point I had much resistance was over here I thought it

would it could correct all the way down to here now the reason I want to stop

and not make the video too soon is because this wasn't any old coin this is

a coin that's actually very cheap it has a lot of potential and there were people

talking about it and the hype was getting built when you know the Twitter

I just showed you was posting its things so I didn't want to make this video too

soon this I knew wasn't gonna hold this candlestick doesn't look good that we

have such a high line and it ended over here but what those interesting is that

here started correct we all saw this coming right everyone knew is gonna

correct where - it's gonna be the lowest over here I guess I couldn't see it

breaking this I didn't see it going back to here the trend line was going up

anyways I didn't think I was gonna crack back to where I was before so here is a

roundabout where I thought it would be the lowest point but I did not expect

it's a stop so soon and it's built up a resistance here so now it's interesting

to see if we shoot up from here if we shoot down from here but as a you know a

buy and hold it's not too bad of a coin um six cents currently I think it's

valid it could be it could reach a dollar um I'm not gonna you know I'm not

guarantee it's going to reach a dollar but I think this coin could very much

reach a dollar it's a coin that you know currently to buy in swing trade might be

not the right opportunity again I'm not giving financial advice but I wouldn't

I'm gonna say I would I would not buy and swing trade it right now if I want

to sell it tomorrow or the day after I wouldn't do it it's very risky

you know just had a ton of volume go up and correct itself a little bit but from

here anything could happen but if I were to

buy this and hold it for a month two months three months four months and I

just want to put it in my portfolio III would be doing it around about now I

think now would be a pretty good opportunity um

again not saying advice I'm saying this is something that I would consider doing

myself I'm currently like I said trading a

little under six cents it is six times my investment if this hadn't happened if

this right here hadn't happened yet you know if I had made the video yesterday

when it was like over here or over here I would not have said that I would buy

it any point until I saw red which I did I did see red and we had a candlestick

which ended here and it got so low here so it did you know bounce back a little

bit and then found some momentum again on its way up so my end result is III

could predict at the end of 2018 this coin really being a dollar like I'm

not joking when I say it could now obviously I say it could you you could

turn around and say well anything could Bitcoin could be a dollar next year

right it could crash all the way down and it could be a dollar but I do like

this coin it's all I'm gonna say I do like this coin and I think it has a nice

little future in our cryptocurrency community like I said I like seeing the

fact they drop down and it gains some resistance and now this looks like it's

new resistance level and I think it could be building you know a new chart

we can probably match the lows here and here I don't know how to draw things on

this chart but I am going to be looking at getting myself some of these coins

you can probably get them at all the big exchanges you know finance matrix

whatever it may be you can get them over there but yeah guys hopefully you

enjoyed this video and I want to know what price do you think avert is going

to be at are you bullish or bearish on Virg do you think it's going to go up or

do you think it's going to go down to put it very simply um let me know that

in the comments down below I would love to know your insight hopefully you guys

learned something and enjoyed this video if you did smash that like button and

don't forget to subscribe again I know I said that the beginning of the video but

it never hurts we'd love to have you as part of the team thank you so much for

watching guys I'll see you tomorrow for another video

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Big Brothers Tully Smyth hits returned at skinny shamers durability She currently la Breaking News - Duration: 3:23.

She recently lamented the 'exhaustion' that comes with her job as a professional model. And Tully Smyth, 30, just how difficult life can be as an online influencer after she was forced to hit back at body shamers accusing her of looking 'sick' and 'too thin' in recent bikini snaps.

Taking to her stories, the blonde socialite defended her eating habits and strict exercise regimen. Scroll down for video

'I've had a couple of comments that say I look sick, or that I look too thin, or that I would look better with a few extra kgs on me. Um, these comments are kind of just as hurtful than people telling me that I've put on weight or I look chubby,' she defiantly explained in the selfie-style video.

'First off, I know my angles. It's literally part of my job to take photos, so I know how to stand and hold my body so it looks the way I want it to look. That's like 101 ,' she snapped.

Tully continued: 'And secondly- and probably most importantly- and there has been plenty of proof of this on my social media channels, but I train really hard. I work out six days a week. And I do this so that I can eat whatever the hell I want to eat.'

'I will never shy away from a cheeseburger or a kebab or a pizza. I eat what I want to eat, I train really hard, I'm fit and I'm healthy and I'm strong. So for all of those saying I look sick or too thin [middle finger].'

In an effort to prove that she does in fact indulge in calorie-dense food, Tully uploaded a final video of herself posing with a half-eaten schnitzel roll and a can of Coke.

Tully became a household name after starring in the 2013 season of Big Brother Australia. She was embroiled in a scandal while in the house, accused of cheating on her then-girlfriend Tahlia Farrant with co-star Anthony Drew.

The on-air pair were spotted cuddling and locking lips on many occasions, and upon being evicted, Tully was forced to address the scandal.

Following her Big Brother eviction, Tully parted ways with Tahlia and in the years following was linked to The Bachelor's Richie Strahan.

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Make your own moves.

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Cut 1 Lemon in 4 Pieces, Salt and Put in the Kitchen. You will be surprised! - Duration: 2:56.

It is believed that this recipe is source Indian or North African.

Besides being very tasty, it offers excellent health benefits, thanks to the lemon.

Lemons have extraordinary healing power.

You can harness the lemon.

But most people waste the shell, which is also very rich.

This recipe will allow you to eat the bark lemon, without feeling its bitterness.

You'll really like the taste.

Here's how:

Ingredients

4 or 6 lemons (preferably organic); 1 Jara with lid;

1 tablespoon of sea salt by lemon;

How to make Cut an X in one of the lemons.

Make sure that it is a deep cut.

Then, put a little less than a tablespoon full of salt in the lemon,

where you made the cut.

If necessary, use a spoon to push salt into the lemon.

Align the bottom of the empty bottle with more salt and add the lemon you just fill

With salt.

Repeat for each lemon you put in the glass jar.

When finished, let lemons inside bottle for two or three days.

Every day, open the bottle and press each closed lemon.

Make sure they are closed the much as possible.

After two or three days, wash the lemons, remove the pulp and seeds and enjoy

shell.

It is better to cut it into small pieces.

The fermentation process will provide the shell a great flavor.

The bark fermented lemon is much more tasty than the shell of a normal lemon.

Moreover, the fermentation process preserves all nutrients.

Consider adding this Lemon recipe fermented to your favorite dishes.

You can be sure that this will touch special missing in your salad or

your favorite cut of meat.

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Cecilia e Ignazio a luci rosse: 'Abbiamo fatto l'amore nei camerini a Mediaset' - Duration: 3:42.

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Anticipazioni Uomini e Donne: 'Un bacio prima di morire', frase choc di una dama | M.C.G.S - Duration: 4:05.

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Kevin Hart e lo scandalo sex tape, 'sono pronto a tutto per recuperare il rapporto con mia - Duration: 2:06.

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Sobre Adão e Eva - Duration: 3:21.

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Uomini e Donne news, Soleil innamorata: il gesto d'amore per Marco - Duration: 3:30.

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Million Dollar Car Breaks On The Drag Strip! | Did It Beat World Record Time ? - Duration: 10:12.

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Constelação de Touro - Duration: 5:27.

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Shinee JongHyun - Elevator/ Honor FMV [ENG SUB] - Duration: 3:45.

Hello! I'm Kim JongHyun

I'm 14 years old and I recently joined SM

I'll work hard for my dream become true..

*i'm trying to be well and keep everything normal today, but it's so difficult*

*JongHyun, from Shinee, dies at age 27*

*I'm seeing people that aren't kpop fans being moved by the death of JongHyun, I'm proud*

*SHINee Jonghyun's reported final texts to his sister:"It's been really hard up until now. Send me off please. Tell everyone I've suffered. This is my last greeting."*

*Minho fainted. Onew, Taemin and Key are crying*

*I'm here to say that Shawols are not alone! You are not alone! I really want to hug all of you, and Shinee's members*

*Be strong, Jonghyun will still shining for us in the sky!*

Why is this place so dark?

Thank you. Did you buy all of these?

Yes

Thank you so much

*A shock to the whole world with the with the death of Jonghyun. Shinee made 2008 and 2009 for me. Its really difficult*

*He arrived in the hospital alive, he fought but he didn't resist*

*Sm cofirmed his death, I hope he rest in peace, and i hope that,*

*Korea wake up and start to see depression as something more serious*

*Don't say that JongHyun is weak, he spent years suffering, and no one's was noticing*

*he helped who he could help*

*this is an example of strength*

*I didn't know JungHyun, but i wish everything good to his family and for you, fans that are suffering*

*Depression is really serious and i hope that we can make light of something so tragic*

*I didn't give as much love as you deserved. I didn't give the attencion that you needed, you needed help, you were suffering*

*and i didn't realize*

*i know that is too late but, i'm sorry and thank you for everyting. I love and i will always love you*

*8/4/1990- An angel came to Earth. 18/12/2017- This angel come back to the heaven<3*

*Tonight i'wll love to the sky and i'll see your smile reflected in the brightness of the stars.*

*Because you have the brightness of an entire constellation*

*I imagine all the members when they heard the news. I want to hug them, I want to do something for them.*

*Unfortunately I can not*

*thank you*

*today, you'll shine brighter than ever*

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Stages of Family Life: Crash Course Sociology #38 - Duration: 10:53.

How does a family become a family?

Well, when two people love each other very much…

I'm joking, I'm joking – kind of.

As we discussed last week, American families often form around marriages.

So, romantic relationships can be a first step in the stages of family life.

It might seem strange to think of dating as a part of family formation.

After all, when you're swiping right on Tinder you're probably not thinking about adding that person to your family.

But families are a dynamic social institution, changing over the course of your life.

What the word "family" conjures in your mind is going to be very different when you're 16 versus when you're 60.

Sociologists say that every family has a life cycle.

They form, they change, and they sometimes break apart.

[Theme Music]

When we talk about the stages of life, we're usually talking about organisms – the life cycle of a mayfly, or something like that.

But just as you pass through developmental stages from childhood to adulthood to old age, a family evolves as well.

Sociologists describe this process as the family life cycle – the developmental stages that a family passes through over time.

Of course, individual families are different.

Some people might move through the stages of family in a different order, or skip some stages all together.

But these stages are meant to describe the typical life cycle of a modern American family.

The first stage of family life is very cute. It's courtship!

I'm sure you know what courtship means, but in case it's on your final:

It's the period of developing a relationship with an eye toward marriage or long term partnership.

So, how do people pair off in different societies?

Well, some cultures – including the US – put a heavy emphasis on romantic love as the foundation of a partnership.

Finding the "one" is wrapped up in an idea that a relationship should be based on affection, attraction, and passion for your partner.

Other cultures practice arranged marriage, in which a marriage is negotiated between two families in order to create stronger bonds between them.

Love isn't considered a prerequisite for marriage – though parents may consult the children's feelings when picking a spouse.

If the married couple's shared life eventually creates bonds of affection, that's a bonus!

For those in cultures that celebrate romantic love, the idea of an arranged marriage often seems completely unthinkable.

It's important to recognize, though, that even in the US, sex and romance typically aren't the only foundation of a long-lasting relationship.

Passion is often a less stable basis for a relationship than marital arrangements based on social and cultural compatibility.

When the passion fades, if there aren't other foundations for the relationship, it may fall apart.

And in fact, even in countries that emphasize romantic love, societal forces often "arrange" marriages based on who is socially, economically, and morally compatible.

Societies often encourage homogamy, or marriage between people with similar social backgrounds, like educational achievement or class standing.

Another common factor in romantic love is propinquity, or a physical proximity to another person.

Doesn't sound very romantic, but we tend up with people who are just...around, because we often live near people like ourselves.

Now, of course, courtship doesn't always lead to marriage.

In fact, in recent years, marriage rates have been declining in many high income countries,

partially due to people waiting longer to marry and partially due to people forgoing marriage altogether.

Among women who between 35 and 44 in 2010, around 20% had never been married.

In comparison, for the previous generation at that age, only 10% of women had never been married.

Even with declining marriage rates, most Americans will marry at least once.

Marriage – and particularly weddings – are often seen as a life goal, something to aspire to.

Weddings are not marriages, of course, and for many this stage of settling into a new family comes with changes in expectations of what married life will look like.

How a couple handles the transition from courtship into marriage is an important predictor of family stability.

Some find that once the honeymoon phase ends –

that is, the first couple years of marriage when everything is new and exciting – they are no longer satisfied in their marriage.

To find passion, some turn to infidelity, which occurs more often than you might think.

In an anonymous survey of approximately 900 Americans, researchers from the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction at Indiana University

found that 19% of women and 23% of men report cheating on their partners at least once.

One outcome of infidelity that may NOT surprise you is divorce.

You might have heard that half of all marriages end in divorce.

But that's not quite accurate.

For one thing, it's not that every couple has a 50/50 chance of divorce.

The 50% stat comes from looking at the likelihood that marriages reach a certain anniversary.

How likely are you to still be together 5 years after marriage?

What about 20 years?

For couples who married 40 years ago, we know what percent of those marriages have ended in divorce –

and that's a decent proxy for how many will ever end in divorce.

For Americans who married in the 1970s and 1980s, about 40 to 45 percent of those marriages have ended in divorce.

There was a huge surge of divorce in the 1970s,

in part due to many states loosening their restrictions on who can divorce through No Fault divorce laws, which allow couples to divorce for any reason.

Prior to No Fault laws, divorce was only allowed if one spouse could prove abuse, abandonment, or adultery.

Along with the removal of legal barriers, social norms also changed, with divorce becoming more socially acceptable.

Plus, increased opportunities for women in the workforce made it more feasible for women to leave bad marriages,

because they were better able to support themselves and their children without a husband.

But the divorce rate in the US has been on the decline since the 1990s.

Some estimates suggest that the percent of marriages ending in divorce for more recent generations will be closer to 1/3 than 1/2

Why has it declined?

Well, for one thing, fewer people are marrying, and fewer people are marrying young.

With more people waiting to find a partner until they're more settled, marriages have become much more stable than they were in previous decades.

Plus, the type of people who get married – and their likelihood of divorce – has changed, too.

Divorce rates are higher for low income and less educated Americans –

who are also the socioeconomic group with the greatest declines in marriage rates in the last 40 years.

So the fewer who get married, the fewer who get divorced.

Changing marriage patterns has also meant changing patterns in the family lifecycle...like when people have kids.

While childbearing is typically thought of as the stage of the family life cycle that follows marriage,

the percent of children born outside of marriage has been increasing, with about 40% of all births to unmarried mothers.

There are also increasing social class divides in who has kids before or after marriage:

While only 9% of births to college educated moms take place outside marriage, 58% of births outside marriage are to women with only a high school diploma.

But regardless of whether having kids comes before or after marriage, this stage in the family life cycle is an important one.

Let's go to the Thought Bubble to talk about our next family life stage: childrearing.

What a family looks like has changed a lot in the last couple centuries.

In pre-industrial America, large families were much more common –

partially because of a lack of effective birth control, partially because having more children meant more hands to help with the work on a farm,

and partially because high rates of child mortality meant that many kids didn't live to adulthood.

But as child mortality rates declined, and the US industrialized, the average family size declined from 7 children in 1800 to 3.5 children by 1900.

Nowadays, birth rates are even lower.

The old adage about the American dream being a house with picket fence, a dog, and 2.5 children isn't too far off –

the average American mom has 2.4 children and this rate has been pretty stable for the last 30 years.

But when women have children has been changing.

In addition to delaying marriage, women are also postponing having kids.

The average age at first birth is 26, up from 21 in 1970.

Some of this is due to increased access to birth control, which allows people to better control the timing of when they have a child.

And some of it is because raising a kid is expensive!

Many people want to wait until they're older and in a more financially secure position before they add a third mouth to feed.

The US Department of Agriculture estimates that for kids born in 2015, the typical middle class family will spend $233,000 dollars on that kid over the course of their childhood.

Clothes, food, toys, transportation, basic education, medical care – it all adds up pretty fast.

And that figure isn't even accounting for the cost of college!

But even if the cost is high, being a parent is highly valued in American society.

A 2010 survey found that the majority of Millenials say that being a good parent is "one of the most important things" in life –

ranking it higher than having a successful marriage.

Thanks Thought Bubble!

The next stage of family life is the launch stage in which kids grow up and leave their parents' house, usually in their early twenties.

Though Mom and Dad might suffer from some empty nest syndrome when kids first leave,

many remain involved in their kids' lives, often providing childcare for their grandchildren once their kids start families of their own.

This post-children stage of family life is the final part of the family life cycle.

Additionally, as life spans increase, many adult children find themselves in caregiver roles for their aging parents.

The sandwich generation refers to people who care for their aging parents at the same time that they provide care for children living in their household.

This is particularly common for women, who are more likely to take on caregiving roles in a family.

As I said at the beginning, these stages of the family life cycle are just one path that a family can follow.

There are all types of families and not all of them will be nuclear families with a mom, a dad, and a bunch biological offspring.

For one thing, a married couple doesn't need to be a man and a woman.

In 2015, the US Supreme Court made marriage equality the law of the land and ruled that all states must recognize marriages between same-sex couples.

For another, not all married couples have, or want, children.

Plus, not all families with kids have two parents.

Single parent families make up about one-third of all families with children.

Single parent families are most often headed by a single mother, rather than a single father.

There are also large racial differences in family structure,

with 66% of Black children being raised in a single parent home compared to only 25% of non-Hispanic white children.

Some of these kids are still growing up in households with two parents, though –

58% of unmarried births were to cohabiting couples, or couples who live together without being married.

Unmarried or divorced parents may also marry someone new,

creating a blended family with one parent in a household who is unrelated to some or all of the children.

So there's a lot of diversity in what a family can look like.

But they often tend to follow similar paths.

But no matter what a family looks like, the family life cycle helps us understand how families evolve over time.

Today, we looked at one way of thinking about the different stages of family life: courtship, marriage, child-rearing, and family life in your later years.

We also discussed changing patterns of marriage and childbearing in the US, highlighting some of the varied family types that exist.

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If you operate your business from more than one permanent physical location, you may file

one consolidated tax return for all locations.

If your business is currently registered for one location, you must contact the Department

of Revenue to add a second location.

Please call us at 651-296-6181 or 1-800-657-3777 .

If your business is currently registered for two or more locations, you may add additional

locations through e-Services.

In this example, the business is only registered for one location.

Let's look at an example where the business is already registered for two locations.

Select Manage locations in the I Want To section.

Select Click here to add a new location.

First, enter a name for the location and the begin date.

Next, select whether or not you will make taxable sales from this location, and whether

or not the location is on a Minnesota Indian Reservation.

Enter a North American Industry Classification System Code.

If you don't know the code, you can search for it by selecting the Click here to search

for NAICS Code link.

Next, enter the address of the location.

Select any local sales and use taxes that apply to the location.

A summary of the information you entered displays.

If the information is correct, select Submit.

Your request to add a new sales location has been submitted.

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South Korean TERRORIST Trading WEAPONS For North Korea chan han choi - Duration: 8:44.

Welcome back to my channel

I'm Dave

And if you want to keep updated with what's really going on in Australia click that subscribe button so don't miss out on anything

So today, I'm in Eastwood which is now officially the?

Capital of terrorism in Australia because something massive happened only a couple days ago. This guy called Chan Han Choi who is a

South Korean

born man

He came here when he was about nine years old lived in Australia for about 30 years was arrested on

terrorism charges

for aiding and abetting

North Korea

I want to make this really clear Australia has the highest standard of living and has had the highest standard living

compared to any other country in the world for

Approximately eight years now just in case you're watching this in 15 years time and you're wondering how?

Australia changed in this period so just for future reference

I'm just saying that for someone who might be logging in and watching this video in 15 years time

Compared to even South Korea Korea even today and and Korea 30 years ago had a terrible standard living

Compared to Australia so probably wondering why would someone turn?

informant for

another

rogue regime like North Korea

especially when the standard living so high here and the Australian Federal Police

Have also said that they are absolutely shocked at this, but me personally

I'm not shocked at all now another thing that I'd like to add straight up early in the video

Is there's very big difference between Asians see this guy was born in South Korea?

He lived there for ten years, so he is kind of

Korean by nature he's different from someone who is a was born here. You often see like

60-year old men that have lived here for like 40 years, but they came here in their 20, and they still identify as Chinese

People who are born here are very different. They call them ABCs a bas whatever someone who is born here

Who is Asian has a very different view on Australia than someone who was born overseas and there's a difference between?

How old they were when they were born overseas and came over here so if they came over here when they're 10 years old?

and they lived in an Asian Enclave which was extremely racist like I

Perceive eastland to be their view on the world would be very different from an ABC that was actually born here, so

Not quite sure that a lot of you guys out there aware of the differences here, I have a lot of friends that

Asian and they're born in Australia

and they're more bogan than I am they they eat meat pies and have barbecues and drink more than I do and they

They speak like this get a mate, but don't enter this debate without having knowledge of the different types of people in Australia

Also, it depends on what country they come from you can understand

This is a this is a large grey area with lots, and you once's there's no black and white here

And I just want to make that clear that

It's very new once in this area and you cannot paint everybody with the same brush one thing

I think that we need to be aware of is that we're not in America

but in Australia

I think we need to redefine what terrorism is and be very clear on what it is and have the

nuances to understand the ever-changing landscape within Australia

And we're not in America where it's very clear that Islam in America has this real big beef going on

But I think we need to redefine what terrorism is in Australia

Mylo gianopolous came here only last week and there was this big uproar against Islam

I'm not Islamic by the way. I'm not Muslim. I'm not religious in any way

I don't think that Islam is the biggest threat in Australia. I think we have far greater

Threats in Australia and Australians within Australia are in far more danger to our lives today

then a

North Korean living within North Korea because the North Korean living within North Korea isn't surrounded by

Americans who are immigrants with in North Korea yet Australia is surrounded by a lot of

possible terrorists within Australia from North Korea and

from what we have learnt today a

South Korean

defector could possibly turn on Australia at any

Moment without notice and we don't fully understand why?

I do now back to Chen Han Choi

who's the South Korean dude living in Australia naturalized Australian lived here for most of his life and

Eastwood now one thing I did notice when I looked at the map that if a nuclear bomb was to land on Sydney CBD

Eastwood just happens to be outside of the blast radius

But I have noticed when I look at the map of Sydney that there are other

Notable suburbs, which are Asian enclaves that are very similar to Eastwood that just happened to be outside

What would be a blast radius if a nuclear bomb was to hit?

Sydney CBD and here's a few suggestions

Now one of the big ones is Chatswood of course

Hurstville

Burwood

Strathfield

Some of these suburbs in my opinion if Eastwood was to be a breeding ground for terrorism

some of these other suburbs are very similar in demographic and possibly could be seen as

Breeding grounds for terrorism as well one thing. I've noticed from doing research at a lot of South Koreans and North Koreans

They would prefer to reunite Korea the Korean Peninsula the fact that I'd like to add to this is that there's a possibility that

Chan hand soy was able to identify with North Koreans

More than the Australians that he lives with in the country that he comes from purely on the basis of race

It's not that race is a big issue to but being online for three years and talking about race and having all of the data

to show for it

Race is a big issue to a lot of Asians now the back of my claims that race is such a big issue for

Asians even in Australia, but more specifically abroad

But if you have a lot of immigrants from overseas and they come here

And they bring this racism with them look at these four guys. It's like the Fung Bros or something

There's no diversity in any of the real estates around here

Could I call LJ cook cook a racist well? Yes, I could I don't see any buddy from the subcontinent

I don't see any black people. I don't see any white people. I just see

Asian guys and by the looks of their names they're all from China. There's not even

international diversity, it's just

it's just it just seems a bit racist out here to me and

Some of the looks that I've got just walking around and white because of the camera

But a lot of looks that I get from a lot of the guys well combined. They're like they look at you they like

And they give you this bad look it's like it's like I'm not even welcome in Eastwood

But keep in mind these are Asians which are fresh off the boat, and they're in their Asian Enclave

And they're free to be racist in

eastward

But I gotta say that a lot of the Asians that were actually born here. I feel safer around them

I actually don't really feel that safe around a lot of Asian immigrants, but I do feel very safe around

Asian

Australian born or been here such a long time that they haven't

Learned all these bad races bad habits from overseas if you liked this

Video give me this give me a thumbs up. I know I'm a little bit ahead of my time these days

Maybe fifteen years in advance you guys will look back and you'll be like oh this guy was right

but anyway click that subscribe button if you want to know what the future of Australia holds and

I'll see you guys very soon

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What is in this box? Funny hamburger eating show, family fun. RIWORLD - Duration: 3:59.

I am RIWON~

Daddy!

Why?

I am hungry~

OK. I will cook for you

Thank you

Wait a moment

RIWON~

I made fried vegetable

Thank you

Enjoy it

Let's eat now

There are only vegetables

Now it will be delicious

What is this?

This is hamburger

I want to eat too

I will make another one for you

Abracadabra. show hamburger

Oh thank you

Shall we open the box?

It looks delicious

Taste good?

It is my turn

What is this?

It just a toy hamburger

So sweet!

is it sweet?

It's my turn

It is empty

French fries

It is delicious~

taste good?

It is my turn

This is an onion

It is a Super Mario toy

is it fun?

Yes

It is my turn

What is this?

I think it is better than RIWON's toy

it is just tissue

I want to have toy

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Diamagnetism: How to Levitate a Frog - Duration: 5:44.

[♪♩INTRO]

Levitation -- it is a time-honored staple among superpowers and magic spells, but it's

not totally fictional.

In the real world, we can use magnets to levitate anything from trains to metal desk toys.

And you might think levitating something nonmagnetic, say, like a large sack of mostly water, is

just for Hermione Granger or Jean Grey -- but it's not.

It can actually happen, thanks to a phenomenon called diamagnetic levitation.

And scientists don't just use it to pretend to be superheroes.

It has a lot of potential applications, both in industry and research.

We often classify materials as either being magnetic or non-magnetic, but that's not

entirely accurate.

See, inside an atom, electrons are constantly buzzing around creating little loops of current.

And because of the relationship between electricity and magnetism, that current produces a magnetic

field for each electron.

Under most circumstances, the direction of all those magnetic fields are random, so they

cancel each other out.

But when an atom is placed inside another magnetic field, it adds an additional force

to the electrons.

This essentially changes their motion so that the atom gets a tiny, net magnetic field that

opposes the external one.

This interaction is called diamagnetism, and because magnetic fields pointing in opposite

directions repel each other, it produces a teeny, tiny repulsive force.

Every material experiences this -- from a block of wood to an iron bar magnet -- but

diamagnetism is only one type of magnetism, and it's the weakest.

There's also paramagnetism, where atoms become weakly attracted to a magnet in an

external magnetic field, and ferromagnetism, which is probably what you think about when

someone says "magnetic".

Ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt can hold onto their own permanent

magnetic field long after they've been removed from an external one.

Even though paramagnetism is still pretty weak, both it and ferromagnetism are much

stronger than diamagnetism and will overpower it.

But diamagnetic compounds are still pretty awesome.

Because they only ever experience a repulsive force when exposed to a magnetic field, it

allows them to be levitated.

Essentially, they can counter the downward pull of gravity with an upward magnetic push.

This was first demonstrated by Werner Braunbeck in 1939, when he used an electromagnet -- a

temporary magnet created by running an electric current through a coiled wire -- to levitate

small pieces of graphite and bismuth.

Then, scientists kind of forgot about it until the 1990s.

In the meantime, researchers also experimented with superconductors -- substances that expel

magnetic fields at super low temperatures.

They can levitate, too, but they use the quirks of quantum mechanics to physically 'lock'

themselves into place relative to an external magnetic field.

It looks really cool, but it's not quite the same thing as room-temperature diamagnetic

levitation.

When that research started back up again, scientists were quick to test it out on a

lot of seemingly silly items, including hazelnuts, tiny pieces of pizza, and animals, including

frogs and a 10-gram mouse.

Those animals required a magnetic field 1000 times stronger than a fridge magnet to float

-- or about 16 or 17 Tesla -- and they came out of the experience with no negative side

effects.

Also, watching things float around is a pretty fun day at the lab.

If you're feeling ambitious, you can even demonstrate diamagnetic levitation yourself,

using an L-shaped iron rod, some neodymium magnets, and a piece of mechanical pencil

lead, which is made of graphite.

If you arrange it all correctly, the pencil lead will hover about a millimeter above the

magnets.

But let's be honest: The real question here is whether or not you can use diamagnetism

to levitate yourself.

And the answer is yes.

Theoretically.

According to magnet designers from the National High Magnetic Field Lab in Florida, you'd

need a magnet only slightly weaker than their record-holding 45-Tesla Hybrid Magnet, along

with 1 GigaWatt of continuous power consumption to keep the system cool enough to operate.

That might seem promising, but all these super powerful magnets have very small experiment

spaces -- I'm talking less than 10 centimeters.

That'd be pretty snug.

So you probably won't be floating thanks to diamagnetic levitation any time soon, but

it does have more uses than just looking cool.

For one, it could be used in place of lubrication or ball bearings for truly frictionless transport.

Magnetic bearings already exist and are used to support things like maglev trains, but

they require sophisticated electronics and a continuous power input.

So diamagnetics would be a cheaper option.

They could also be used to control satellites in orbit around planets with magnetic fields.

Scientists can manipulate the diamagnetic properties of graphite using laser light,

and they could develop a system to control a spacecraft's orientation relative to the

planet's field.

And on the research side of things, because diamagnetic levitation operates on an atomic

and molecular level, it could be used to simulate weightlessness in Earth-based labs.

It's not a perfect replication, but it could used to model things like how microgravity

affects fluid dynamics, crystal growth, or biological tissues -- or, for small enough

animals, bone and muscle loss, and cardiovascular changes.

And that would be a lot cheaper than launching experiments into space.

Scientists are still figuring out how they'll use all of this, but we know that, whatever

diamagnetism ends up being used for, it's gonna look pretty cool.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which is brought to you by our awesome patrons

on Patreon -- like SR Foxly, our president of space!

If you'd like to be president of space, or just help support the show, you can go

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The Poster for Deadpool 2 May Reveal the Movie's Plot - Duration: 1:33.

What's up guys, Frazier here for Complex News.

At press time, we STILL don't have a trailer or even a pity teaser FOR the trailer for

Deadpool 2.

We know the time traveling mutant Cable will factor in a huge way, played by Josh Brolin.

Zazie Beetz from Atlanta also joins the cast as Domino.

And that's about all we have for now.

Therefor, all we can do, is speculate.

Right now our biggest conspiracy theory lead comes courtesy of Mr. pool himself, Ryan Reynolds.

Last week double R tweeted an image of Deadpool and Cable, that hilariously mimics Michelangelo's

The Creation of Adam.

But what seems like a typical Deadpool-esque joke might actually be an Easter Egg, thanks

to detective work from eagle-eye comic book fans.

Reynolds' image features text that says The Second Coming.

A lot of people smarter than me think that's a hint to the movie's storyline and a reference

to X-Men: Second Coming, a massive event in X comics history.

One of the principle characters in that story?

Cable.

To make a very long arc short, Second Coming involves Cable saving the first mutant child

born in a long time, aptly named Hope, and taking her to the future to keep her safe,

raising her like his own daughter.

Now, the image not only shows Cable emerging from a time portal, but he also has a teddy

bear clipped to his belt, making this the second time promo images from the film have

shown him sporting a kids toy.

Going this route could also help the movie sync up with Logan, which also saw a mutant

birth shortage.

We shall see.

The movie's due in June so hopefully our trailer drought ends in the next few weeks.

That's the news for now but for the latest on Deadpool, subscribe to Complex on YT today.

For Complex, I'm Frazier.

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ICO Review of HDAC. (DAC Token) HYUNDAI creates competition for IOTA On the Blockchain. - Duration: 10:07.

Hello there guys today I'm going to be talking about the HDAC ICO

HDAC TGE now this token is created or backed by the Hyundai company now the

company that creates cars yes but did not plan to create scars a plant creates

what we called Internet of Things now if you've seen that video where there's a

smart house everything just collected itself the TV works on itself the cars

drive themselves yeah that kind of world now this might take a while to get

through but I guess in future we're going to have them and if we want to see

the future come to fruition that starts now now it gets issues the

plan to solve all those things advise you check out scripts a portfolios video

on this HDAC and I wouldn't speak about what others have spoken about or

talk about it in my own way using my ICO spreadsheet so let's get down to the

spreadsheet first of all the hitch duck token now the token is going to be

called DAC token now it's going to have the audience of the Internet of Things

now everything on the internet of things it's a platform which keeps it among the

top-ranking kind of tokens now it's aims to commit to tough communication between

Internet of Things devices so the car communicating with the house the house

communicating with the grocery store to the fridge which then asks for more milk

maybe when your milk is done and all those different parts of it now the base

technology is going to be on the blockchain unlike where we have a user

which is his major competitor or it is just major competitor in this case iota

walks on the tango system which is its own blockchain but this uses the normal

blockchain and it encompasses two parts of this blockchain

the public parts which is what we know in Bitcoin and etherium and also the

private part which is going to be more like to protect you so that when your

car is trying to make your payments for parking or something

you cannot just interfere with this system or getting through your funds in

that case so now mining is going to take

place where you get 86% of the remaining tokens being created to proof of work

system trusts based system as the set on the white paper now 5,000 tokens are

going to be the amounts created consistently and to go to the halvening

through the process of 170 years and then know your customer now this is very

serious part of this I seal now first of all we have US China and Singapore

citizens are not allowed to participate in this ICO which you should take note

of and also the know your customer rules and regulations are crazy on this the

admin all the documentation which is your ID card and your proof of residency

and also video verification is also needed for the full proof of identity or

know your customer bases in this case and it is taken really seriously spoken

about something about getting a call so if you intend to participate in this I

see you you need to go to all this things now next I see a price now it

seems to have gone up compared to when I see you initially started so if you had

started initially the price was 0.5 2 cents now 0.85 cents I give you this

yesterday I made the review and my CEO spreadsheet a while ago before making

this video so it just kind of changed since the price of BTC has gone up

dramatically since then so you'll be paying approximately zero point eight

five dollars per each of the tokens so you have to check the profitability of

that eventually when the ico is over so now the tokens that are going to be

issued are going to be the incentive is 6000 Bitcoin at the moment which

represents its calculation using this price we have it's been a total of 112

million dollars intended to raise at this IC o---- now they are going to be

giving out 840 million of their tokens and it was all over on pillion 680

tokens are going to be available so half of the tokens are going to be sold and

the rest are going to be held back for the community

at the time of the ICO this is total supply but maximum supply is 12 billion

tokens which you have to keep in mind now 7% of the tokens are generally given

at this ICO stage but you should also put in mind that 50% of the tokens of

the 70s which you are getting so give or take those are some of the things you

should know now this ICO don't know the cap couldn't

find its minimum investment guessing one token now discounts could go up to 4,000

DAC tokens by 0.1 BTC invested so if you invested upon one bit see you get total

of 4,000 tokens 400 tokens given to you for free which seems very good I guess

now method of payment BTC straight-up didn't cerium I taught

theorem Oba Diah but it doesn't add it now this ICO starts on the 11th started

on the 27th of November and will end on the 23rd of December which is in a

couple of days from now so four days left

now token adjustments will not be done took us will not be burnt not created

after this so just creation of more to construe

proof of work now the extras is where things get interesting now you have to

also know that at the extras they talk about at entry you have to abide by

anti-money laundering laws and you can't go to this information right here now

advantages I've come to see with this token one strong ties with the Honda

company which then gives it a lot of backing and gives them a lot of

resources are a lot of money power to be able to move things around

next use of blockchain instead of creating a new kind of blockchain and

have to go to testing like what I would hard to do now they're also creating

some quantum resistance for the future because we know quantum computers are

the greatest rats we have in cryptocurrencies so for them to scale

better they have to do this non implementation of the privacy which was

kind of look ahead instead of having to upgrade to increased our privacy

why not put it in the beginning and just have it all at once now we also have

smart homes and factories various devices equipments which will work on

this system eventually now disadvantages I was able to find with this is that

first of all he has a very high cup so unless you believe that hike up coins

are going to keep getting good just like iota Carano and people have

shown in the present days then that's that also the road map would map seems

to have had elaborately stated but not enough information stitching some basic

factors or what people actually want to know so you could want to check that now

for the common community this community information was from when I made this

spreadsheet to it club gone up or down depending but that is the score I give

them for that two out of three now for the idea it is a very good idea though

iota has similar I know now for the road map presently as I've stated previously

an extras you've seen that now for something to show just the blockchain

use of the blockchain and exclaims to have a prototype at the present time so

that's now for competition they have quite not so much competition other than

where we have iota now another downside to this is that it's implementation

could take years to happen because we need to have the technology in place

first before we could have this token coming to serious use cases now

probable arity it is not that matter a popular ICU because it is not from the

western world give or take but I guess it's growing in popularity and since

it's an acceptor in the u.s. that might have its down toll on it now there's

been my thoughts on it now finally should you invest in this IC o---- I

would say it is your decision to make but if I were to invest in this I see

what I'll do is I'll let this IC you get on the exchange if people want to dump

it they will dump it and then you have a chance to get in at

the cheapest price possible or if you had a chance to get in at the pre sale

or pre ico stage where you got it for cheaper maybe and also you got big

discounts on it and also big bonuses which will eventually increase your

profitability in this ICUs so it's your choice to decide and I hope

you get to make a decision that works well for you now let's check how Iota

has done in comparison to this now iota has been for five months and presently

costs four point one nine dollars and has gained a total of six hundred and

eleven percent since the ico time and presently standing at six point one one

time game so the question of the days if you would want me to make a comparison

between H duck and iota like this video and leave a comment saying you will want

that in the comments box below so thank you very much and I hope this helps you

to make better decisions on your icos NeniEmsu from the CryptoDoctor signing out.

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