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TRAVEL FIRST AID KIT WHAT TO PACK MAKE A TRAVEL FIRST AID KIT DIY

hi it's alaskagranny I enjoy shopping at thrift stores and I recently found this

fold up Travel toiletry kit and I thought it would be fabulous to make a

travel first-aid kit I like that it has a secure velcro fastener it has a loop

at the top it has three see-through water-resistant pouches I thought it

would be a great way to be able to load it up with first-aid supplies and I

might need wherever I am or travel and then I can easily see through the three sections of first aid supplies

and reach in and get what first aid item I want the zippers will hold the supplies securely and

this whole toiletry bag was only a dollar ninety-nine let me show you what I put

into each section of my three first aid kit travel pack the top section is

smaller and I chose to put tools like scissors tweezers and then ointments and creams

like chapstick eyedrops Vaseline hydrocortisone cream and triple antibiotic cream

the middle section of the travel first aid kit is wider and it easily holds large-size band-aids gauze

pads a little first-aid travel kit that I took out of another kit and put the

entire thing in here it has a little pair of gloves rolled gauze and some

bandages cotton balls and q-tips cotton swabs you can see all of those items first aid items fit nicely back

into the middle section I can see through what's in there and reach in and

take anything I want and the zipper will hold them all securely in place when I

fold it up and toss it in my suitcase or my travel bag the third section is about

the same size as the middle section I have hand sanitizer a thermometer gloves

reading glasses so that I can magnify and look at things that I need to

there's some more gloves and some face protecting masks and they also all fit

back in their pouch and I can easily look and see what's in there and decide

what I need there's room for lots more supplies in here and the velcro holds it

closed

and I can even pick it up and hold it the velcro holds it securely and the

loop turns out to be a better size than I thought I was afraid it might be too

small to be handy but I tried it out it easily fits over knobs bathroom hooks

door top hangers doorknobs and it even fits over the hooks in your car look for

bags at thrift stores or even in your own extra supplies put together

first-aid travel pack travel first aid kit that you can take with you wherever you go toss it in your

suitcase toss it in your swim bag take it with you when you go to the

playground having first aid supplies with you at all times when you travel is easy and a

smart idea

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What it's like to be an Englishman in Spain, Poland and Ukraine? - Duration: 20:34.

Hello! I'm Charlie, Charlie Felter. I'm your English language teacher. And today topic

is going to be...

Well, I have traveled the world... and having traveled the world that much I

can say that there have been places I've been to where I have been better

welcomed than others, especially as a native English speaker. So, let's speak

about Spain maybe to start with. When I was in Spain some people did try to

speak English. Some people did have a very interesting accent and it's

particular, it's a bit different, but you have to remember that Spain is in a

way than Empire, seemed like a small country, but it's not. It's an empire. Why

am I saying this because if you consider South America - well, they all speak

Spanish there. And you think about the biggest banks in South America, well,

they're Spanish banks. So, you understand that Spaniards have imposed

their language on other people, but they probably didn't think or have never

thought that learning another language was very important - like really learning

it fluently like speaking at least two languages fluently. However one of the

good things with Spain is that there're local languages, and people more or less... some

people more or less speak them and this is quite respected. For example, if you go

to the Basque Country, people speak Basque, and that's a very nice language.

It's... We don't know where it comes from actually. Nobody knows where this language comes

from because it's not related to any other languages. Some people actually

think that the Basque language is related to Georgian in Caucasian.

Nobody really really really knows. If you go to Barcelona you'll find

people speak Catalan. Now, Catalan is also a language, it's not a dialect. It's got

its a real grammar, it's academic, it's a real language, it's a

powerful language, just as much as French is an international language, and

just as much as Spanish or "Castaliano". "Castaliano" is an international language.

Well, Catalan is spoken mainly by Catalan people, but it's definitely a very

strong language. it was a major language at some point in history, and now it's

still.. it still presents... it's still a part of the scene, and it's a

very nice language, I really like it. If you go to Andalusia, people have their

own dialects there as well. If you go to Extremadura, and people have

their own dialects as well, fewer people, most people will speak "Castaliano", the

"Castaliano" which is the International Spanish. And there maybe also in Galicia

which is a part of Northern Spain people have their own language there which is

Gallego. I think it's similar... I don't know much about that language. I think if

I remember, it is close I believe it closely linked to Welsh, and to the

the britons language in France and from the language from Brittany. I think there

are links there, I think they're linked. However as an English person I never

quite felt... It was strange, it was... because... Basically in... Spain being an

empire, and that avoids linguistically speaking and they don't

really have to learn English, and people who speak English I've seen very much as

a green goes and were very different. We have a very different mentality. A lot

of these try to argue or justify, or explain, or find the truth, or being the devil's

advocate. These are things... these are in English qualities I think or it

could be stereotypes, or or aspects of English culture, but in Spain it was very

different, in Spain people want to know everything about me. People wanted to

know: why did, where I was going, who were my friends, what I did with them, - and

usually groups. And if I had known better, probably I would have played the game

and being honest because I like to keep things private. I like... I think of

certain things are personal, and I think you shouldn't trust everybody and say

everything to everyone. Well, I didn't, I kept things for myself I was honest with

certain people. I mean I was sincere with some certain people and speaking

them about my life, why not? I did it. But there were lots of people I kept away

from my life. But see, in Spain everybody wants to know who you are what

you do and they're going to speak very quickly and spread rumors... and I thought

my experience they did spread rumors. They said "he was doing this and this, and

this, this", - and it became a big story and that was probably because they

have a good mentality. They function as very much

as groups: you're in the group or not in a group. If you're in the group, you got

to trust a group and be very open about your life. It does

the way it works: have to be very open about your life. I wasn't like this

at the time, and maybe things would be different now. I still have

Spanish friends and it's fine. But that was my point of view. I've also

noticed that... and I noticed then that when I was in Spain, I wanted to... I didn't

just want to stay in Spain. During the holidays I wanted to go up to other

places or other countries, or visit the world. And I was fine with meeting

people from different countries. I was fine with meeting people from all

around the world. That was fine for me. So, and even, you know, and even

speaking their language that was fine, to me

that was okay a learning the languages. So, I would always ask "how do you say hello

in your language, how do you say bye-bye, how do you say thank you, how do you say

please, how do you say, you know, how you say oh it's a very nice meal or how do

you say enjoy your meal". All these things I know, I wrote them down, I would write

them down actually and learn them. And the next time I met the person I had

learnt, I would have learnt these words and these sentences and then

be very impressed "Wow, it's like you know very very nice" - usually. Sometimes some

people reacted a little bit strange, but some people were very were

very fond of that. That was very good. So, it was a way of

making connections. I did feel that in Spain when they travel some

people do mainly like enough the Empire mentality. I remember that's the Empire

mentality. People who don't... have not been imposed or asked to

speak another language, haven't pushed themselves to speak another language

what off... Very often what they do - they stay with their own people.

So, I did feel that in Spain... when traveling with... with Spanish, Spanish

people they would stay if we met Americans, for example, or Latin Americans

or I would be very happy and very open to speaking with them, but the

Spaniards would be happy to stay

with Spaniards, which, which is sort... I mean it's in one way it's a strength

because they stay united and and strong, and it's something I didn't

understand then, it's something I understand now. And definitely I

didn't feel that was the place where speaking English was the most welcomed.

Some people speak English oke sort of alright. But there are

lots of other great things in Spain, but I think English wasn't the most

most impressive. I've been to.. So that's it for Spain. Now, if we consider

I've lived in Poland as well for about three months, thinking Poland that was very

impressive. In Poland, I have to say, and not

everybody spoke English, but a lot of people did speak English. And their

accent mostly seemed like.. It almost seemed like

to me like a regional, strange regional British or native English accent

sometimes. It was interesting. And some people did master English very very

very well. Reasons for this in Poland

people... I've met lots and lots of Poles and it's a tendency "I really like

England, I really do", just a fact. For them England is, it's like a second

country, this is like a that's a lot of them want to go and they're very welcome

in England. Just a fact must be history, I don't have a real reason

explanation for it, but I did feel that I was I was quite shocked when I was in

Wroclaw, that I did meet people who spoke very nicely, very very nicely. And I

still have students... have had a few polish students and and learning English

was very very very important to them, very important to them. Few of them, one

he had a great level , but English culture... was very fascinated by

English culture, and so it was really beautiful and really really really

liked it. And I have... And I've met some other polish students who... I've

talked to them and they were had a very high level of English, some of them. Some

of them I've had three or four, and it was very interesting to work with them,

very interesting to work with them, especially. And the reason why this is, it's not just

linguistic, it's not because the Poles are better at languages, they're not.

Nobody is better at languages, nobody is. Some people are more inclined towards a

language ,and then another.. what it is is just cultural, it is just cultural.. There

is a link between Poland, a historical link between Poland and

England, and people are fond of the culture and English values, they

like these values, very often. That's what I felt, they liked,

they liked British values - they really did. And that was.... that was very very... is very

powerful that's why... that's why it is like this. Its historical, its

historical reason. Then... and now I live in Ukraine and I have to say that it's

completely different. Here hospitality is the most important thing.

And people are highly welcoming, and you will never be as welcomed. I mean in my

experience anywhere else as well as well as in Ukraine. Ukrainian people are

fabulous, extremely nice and they are very open and they're very emotional

very very very emotional, they'd like to speak about, they do as they feel, they do

as they think, and it's great, it's great to be with people like this. Some

people are.. Basically what I like about Ukraine I'll be very very very honest

with you.. Ukraine is a multi language country, is a bilingual country. Here

people speak Russian and people speak Ukrainian, but not only. Because here

there was also also "Mitteleuropa" which is the German influence or German...

the influence of German culture here, in this part of the world, in Eastern Europe.

And it was very powerful, it's still present. And if you go to Western Ukraine,

you'll find many people who actually haven't, some of them have never been to

Germany who speak fluent German. And that's very very very powerful. Here, in

Ukraine, you'll find people who also speak, you find different people, so

you'll find Romanians who speak Romanian, especially in eastern Ukraine,

you'll find Belarusians who also speak Belarusian, you'll find

people from other nations from the ex-soviet countries who also live here and speak

their language. And they all speak Russian. So, there is an understanding

of what being a foreigner is. And it's very important... And people want you

to speak Russian, it's important to them. And if you speak a little bit of

of Ukrainian, well, "дуже приємно" it's very very good. People will like you

even more because Ukrainian is a very very beautiful language, it's different

from Russian because it sounds different as an English speaker ukrainians it's

got a great great melodical structure, it's very beautiful to hear,

it's very soft and it's very tender and it's very very very romantic. Russians

got that the sort of harshness without being too harsh. It's got that power.. it

got that power without being harsh. That's whatI like about it. It feels like

it's very condensed and focused, and concentrated, and very emotional at the

same time without, kind of powerful without being aggressive, that's what I

like about Russian. And people will encourage you to speak Russian. Some

people don't know Russian, don't know English, but I'll tell you something if

you know Russian like me, but you at the intermediate level, so you

don't speak at a high high high level, but usually I work on my Russian, it's

very important to me. When you meet somebody who doesn't speak English, they

will be very happy to speak Russian with you here in Ukraine. They will feel like

you really understand them. And they will say well "On nash". If

you speak Ukrainian, a few words of Ukrainian, that's even better,

but knowing Russian is very very helpful because you need to know it here and, you

know, to go around the city, so it's... And people will really respect you for

knowing Russian or even if you don't speak at a very high level. However

you'll meet people who speak English and that's good, and most most people are

interested in speaking English. I'll tell you what, I like working with

Ukrainian students because in Ukraine people know what it's like to learn

another language because Russian speakers have had to learn Ukrainian, and

that's powerful, and that's great! And Ukrainian speakers have had to learn

Russian, and that's great, and that's wonderful, and that's what makes

Ukrainian people open as a nation. Ukrainian people will always ask how

other people, how foreigners or how Americans live, how Chinese people live,

they're very curious about how they live. They want to know what it's like and

they're very open. So, being here in Ukraine as an English speaker is

fabulous, it's very very very good. And people will ask you questions. They'll say

"how do you say this, what's the word for that,

what's the preposition, what's the right tense". And they will ask you questions

about your culture and at the same time having their own very powerful culture.

You see, what I like about Ukrainians is they learn the language without being

submissive. There's nothing being submissive about learning a language, but

that's what most empires think, that's what most Spanish think. They think if

you're going to learn French, you're going to submit yourself for the French, and

you're going to be influenced by the French and their empire. And the French

think if we're going to learn English, which they don't know some time, they

think we're going to be influenced by Britain and we're going

to do things like Britain and we're going to lose our independence.

It's not, it's not true! That's the opposite. And the proof is in Ukraine people are

doing it and people in Ukraine people speak Russian, English, some people speak

fluent German and people speak Ukrainian as

well. So, it's a many people speak four or five languages here and there being

respected. And that's very very powerful so I'm very happy here in Ukraine and

honestly it's it's it's wonderful here. So, that's it for today. I wish you..

Hope you liked it and I'll see you next time, in the next video

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Caring About What Others Think Of You - Duration: 2:07.

I care way to much about what other people think of me and I have a feeling that I'm

not the only one who feels the same.

It's human nature to want to be liked and accepted, to fit in amongst our peers But,

in reality it just leads to us too worry about what everyone thinks of us…

Why do we do this?

Would batman be concerned about what other people think of him?

Hellllllllllllll no because he's batman!

He got the gadgets, He got the Bat Mobile!He got the bat cave!

He's got Alfred!

He's Bruce Wayne!

He got hoes in different area codes!

So, why are we so concerned about other peoples opinions?

It's like we can't live our lives without other peoples approval.

It's seriously a dumb way to live our lives.

It shouldn't matter what others think of you or what you think of them.

You're life would be so much better off without caring about others peoples opinions.

If you constantly worry about what other people think of you , you will never get where you

need to go in life.

You can't please everyone in this world.

So quit trying!

At the end of the day the only opinion that matter is your opinion of yourself.

So, why would you waste your life worrying about other people's opinions?

Do whatever you want, be whoever you want, except batman because I'm batman and I will

fight you until the sun comes up because obviously Batman doesn't fight during the

day because he has other things to do like you know business and stuff…

Where am I going with this?

What I'm trying to say is live your life without worrying about what other people think

of you, and you will live your life care free and happy!

Alright guys, that's the video.

I didn't know what kind of video I wanted to make this week so this is what I came up

with.

Hopefully you all like it.

Hopefully…..I also changed my character design around because I was not happy how

my first video came out but we all have to start somewhere am I right guys?

Hopefully this character design is good to me and I'm able to continue to get better

at this because I really enjoy creating this type of content.

But yeah, if you like me enough hit the subscribe button and I will be back very soon with a

new video!

So, yeah have a good day until next do do do I'm out do!

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MSNBC: it's our job to control exactly what people think - Duration: 0:30.

and that is OUR job *co host agrees*

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What I wear: my WWH jewelry | Что я ношу из украшений WWH - Duration: 2:29.

Hello!

For those who are here for the first time: I am a designer of Wild Wild Heart jewelry.

And you can not say about me that I'm a shoemaker without shoes

I always was a little forty and dreamed of making jewelry, at least to make them for myself!

And I decided that it would be a good idea to show you some examples of jewelry I made specifically for myself)

This simple pendant with an agate slice was born among others and was too special to sell it,

it goes with everything and weighs nothing.

Another small and delicate pendant SPEAR which started my first serious collection of jewelry.

Inside is a gentle wormwood leaf.

As you can see, I like laconic shapes and neutral colors,

which goes with everything and don`t attract too much attention.

I made several oval LENS pendants with lichen and sycamore bark for sale, but again I kept one for myself.

Under the lens saved the whole world and a lot of memories

Another LENS style but as a brooch with young green leaves this time. The clasp is invisible.

I wore it one day and refused to take off at the end.

Gemstone studs with raw crystals add a pop of color to your look and I keep them in two variations:

with blue aquamarines

and green periods to the color of my eyes

And finally, my favorite stone: dendritic agate.

I was looking for a special stone for me and it has to become a ring at first but then it turned into a pendant.

Each dendritic agate is unique. In them all you can see forests and seaweeds and opal iridescence,

it is impossible not to fall in love with it

That`s all!

Hope, you enjoyed this video

Leave me a comment about that

Bye!

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This is What Happens When You Send a Disabled Filmmaker to Jamaica - Duration: 10:10.

MY NAME IS JAMES.

MY COMMUTE TO WORK ISN'T TOO BAD,

THANKS IN LARGE PART TO THE ADA,

THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT.

JAMES: It definitely take s a lot of effort.

The hardest part is getting in and out of the car.

I'M AN ANIMATOR AND EDITOR AT THE WORLD BANK.

WE PRODUCE VIDEOS ABOUT PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD

WHO ARE LIFTING THEMSELVES OUT OF POVERTY.

FROM MY EDIT SUITE

I GET TO WATCH FOOTAGE FROM AROUND THE WORLD

AND IN THE BACK OF MY HEAD I HAVE BEEN THINKING

HOW DO THE WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES,

SAY PEOPLE IN WHEELCHAIRS LIKE ME,

MANAGE TO LIVE AND WORK?

THESE ARE COUNTRIES STRUGGLING TO PROVIDE

EVEN BASIC SERVICES, LIKE ROADS, LET ALONE RAMPS.

SO IN THE STUDIO I PACK UP SOME GEAR

WITH MY AWESOME COLLEAGUE PETER.

WE'RE HEADED FOR AN EPIC ADVENTURE.

HERE WE ARE BOARDING A PLANE

AND HERE IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN MY HEAD.

ANIMATION - IT'S WHAT I DO.

Pilot: James hold on.

JAMES: Wait...No...Help!

WE FLY FROM WASHINGTON, DC, TO KINGSTON, JAMAICA,

A COUNTRY I'VE NEVER VISITED.

JAMES: Oh god, I'm slipping.

MOST PEOPLE THINK BEACHES, PALM TREES, DRINKS WITH RUM,

BUT JAMAICA IS ALSO AN ENERGETIC COUNTRY

OF 2.7 MILLION PEOPLE.

AND UNFORTUNATELY, IT HAS ONE OF THE SLOWEST GROWING

ECONOMIES IN HE DEVELOPING WORLD.

AN ESTIMATED 15 PERCENT OF JAMAICANS

LIVE WITH SOME SORT OF DISABILITY.

THAT INCLUDES DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, MENTAL ISSUES,

AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES.

BUT JAMAICA IS STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE.

WITH SUPPORT FROM THE WORLD BANK,

THEY PASSED A DISABILITY ACT IN 2014

TO PROMOTE JOB TRAINING AND ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL.

MY PLAN IS TO HANG OUT WITH PATRICK.

HE RECEIVED A GRANT TO TRAIN

AS AN ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR MECHANIC

AND START A BUSINESS OUTSIDE OF KINGSTON.

LUCKILY, WE FIND A VAN TO GET THERE.

OUR DRIVER DERRICK SAYS IT'S THE ONLY ONE FOR HIRE

IN JAMAICA THAT'S EQUIPPED FOR WHEELCHAIRS.

AND WITH A LITTLE ROBOTIC HELP, PATRICK AND I ARE FACE TO FACE.

HE SHOWS ME AROUND HIS SHOP HE DESIGNED AND BUILT.

PATRICK: Oh, this is it. This is the shop.

JAMES: So you got a whole warehouse going here.

PATRICK: Yeah.

AND WE TALK NONSTOP FOR HOURS ABOUT OUR WORK

AND OUR LIVES AND THE USUAL STUFF.

PATRICK IS A PART-TIME PHOTOGRAPHER.

WE ALSO TALK ABOUT OUR INJURIES.

Patrick: I'm T4.

James: Ah, you're T4. OK.

Patrick: Yeah.

James: So I'm above that. I'm T2.

THAT'S WHEELCHAIR CODE.

COUNTING FROM THE TOP,

HUMANS HAVE SEVEN CERVICAL VERTEBRAE,

12 THORACIC, 5 LUMBAR, AND ANOTHER FIVE SACRAL

WHERE OUR TAILS USED TO BE.

PATRICK SUFFERED A GUNSHOT WOUND 22 YEARS AGO,

AND WAS INJURED RIGHT ABOUT HERE.

FOR ME, A SNOWBOARDING ACCIDENT 16 YEARS AGO

CRUSHED A COUPLE OF VERTEBRAE HERE, HIGHER UP.

SO PATRICK HAS MORE USE OF HIS UPPER BODY

THAN I HAVE OF MINE.

THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE.

THE SIMILARITIES ARE MENTAL.

WE BOTH HAVE A DRIVE TO DO SOMETHING PRODUCTIVE

BASICALLY TO EARN A LIVING,

PREFERABLY DOING SOMETHING WE ENJOY.

BUT AS WE TALK, I'M WONDERING, IT'S GREAT TO WANT A JOB,

BUT HOW EASY IS IT TO WORK IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

WHEN YOU'RE IN A CHAIR?

SO FAST FORWARD TO THE NEXT DAY.

AND I'M ABOUT TO FIND OUT.

THIS IS A MARKET IN CENTRAL KINGSTON.

WE TRAVEL JUST A FEW BLOCKS BUT IT TAKES FOREVER.

MY EYES ARE GLUED TO MY FOOTPLATE.

I DON'T WANT IT TO GET STUCK AND FLIP ME OVER.

PETER HAS TO HELP ME OUT.

IT'S EXHAUSTING AND UNBELIEVABLY HOT.

BECAUSE OF MY INJURY, I DON'T SWEAT,

AND I HAVE TO KEEP POUNDING WATER

SO I DON'T OVERHEAT IN THE SUN.

A DISABLED JAMAICAN NAMED MARLON WAS KILLED BY A BUS

IN THE SAME AREA THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

I'VE SEEN THE PHOTO OF HIS CRUSHED WHEELCHAIR.

SINCE SIDEWALKS AREN'T A GOOD FIT,

WE'RE FORCED TO SHARE THE ROAD WITH TRAFFIC.

CARS FLY BY.

JAMAICANS DRIVE ON THE LEFT AND MY AMERICAN BRAIN

IS VERY CONFUSED WHEN TRAFFIC COMES FROM THE OTHER WAY.

I'M THINKING OF MARLON A LOT RIGHT NOW.

ALL TO BUY SOME FOOD FOR DINNER.

SO YEAH...MOBILITY IN JAMAICA IS A BIG PROBLEM.

SO HOW DO PEOPLE GET TO WORK?

PATRICK SAYS MOST BUSES ARE DESIGNED TO BE WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY

BUT THE ACCESSIBLE SECTIONS

HAVE BEEN CRAMMED WITH EXTRA SEATS.

SO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ISN'T AN OPTION.

IF YOU'RE WEALTHY ENOUGH TO HAVE A CAR...

PARKING IS AN ISSUE.

AND EVEN IF YOU CAN GET TRANSPORT TO YOUR WORKPLACE...

YOU FACE CURBS AND STAIRS AND FEW RAMPS.

THE JAMAICAN DISABILITY ACT WILL CHANGE THAT

BUT IT WILL TAKE TIME.

OLD BUILDINGS WILL BE CONVERTED

AND NEW BUILDINGS WILL BE ACCESSIBLE.

IT'S SLOW, BUT HEY, IT'S PROGRESS.

THE WORLD BANK FUNDED ABILITIES FOUNDATION

IS ALSO PROVIDING TRAINING

TO MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED JAMAICANS.

THESE MEN ARE LEARNING CARPENTRY.

THE FOUNDATION ALSO TEACHES FURNITURE MAKING,

LANDSCAPING AND SEWING.

MEET THERESE.

SHE STUDIED COMPUTER SKILLS HERE

AND NOW SHE'S AN ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR.

I THINK SHE'S INSPIRING BECAUSE SHE WANTS

TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.

AND PATRICK, HE FEELS THAT WAY TOO - ABOUT GIVING BACK.

IT SEEMS LIKE HE KNOWS EVERYBODY IN JAMAICA

DISABLED OR NOT.

HE COULD HAVE STAYED IN AMERICA

WHERE HE STUDIES WHEELCHAIR REPAIR.

BUT HE DECIDED TO RETURN TO JAMAICA

EVEN THOUGH IT'S HARDER TO LIVE HERE

BECAUSE HE WANTS TO HELP HIS OWN PEOPLE

ACHIEVE A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE

LIKE HE TOLD ME THAT FIRST DAY.

AND NOW IT'S OUR LAST DAY.

WE'VE COME TO SAY GOODBYE TO PATRICK.

HE COOKS UP SOME FRESH SNAPPER

AND THE VEGETABLES I GOT AT THE MARKET.

I'M GOING TO MISS THIS.

I DEVOUR DINNER BEFORE HEADING OUT INTO THE SUNSET.

AND IT WAS AT SOME POINT THAT EVENING

AS WE RETURNED TO THE HOTEL

THAT IT REALLY HIT ME.

WHEN YOU'RE FIRST INJURED

YOU THINK YOU'LL BE A BURDEN TO SOCIETY.

YOU FEEL HELPLESS WHEN YOUR BODY IS NO LONGER

THE WAY IT USED TO BE.

BUT NOW, THERESE AND PATRICK,

NOT ONLY ARE THEY NOT A BURDEN,

THEY'RE GIVING BACK TO SOCIETY.

AND THAT'S WHAT I STRIVE FOR TOO.

OUR ENVIRONMENTS ARE DIFFERENT

BUT WE ARE UNITED, NOT BY OUR DISABILITY

BUT OUR ABILITY TO REACH OUT AND CHANGE THE WORLD.

THE WORLD BANK SAYS WE ALL BENEFIT

WHEN EVERYONE IN SOCIETY IS GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROSPER.

I'VE HEARD THAT.

I'D EVEN CREATED VIDEOS ABOUT IT BEFORE.

BUT NOW...

I FEEL IT.

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WEB BOT ANALYSIS ~ What Does a Sudden Decline in Gold Prices Mean for Investors? - Duration: 5:51.

Sharp Decline in Gold Prices Means Different Things in Context; Most of Them Positive

Accurately predicting the short-term direction of gold prices is difficult.

So many different economic factors are at play, not to mention major macro data shifts

and insolvencies no one sees coming.

Sprinkle in the admitted manipulation in precious metals prices by big financial institutions,

and it's enough to make a chartist change careers.

Perhaps that's why long-term holders of physical gold care less about the paper price,

and more about how much they can acquire when it sells on discount.

Although predicting gold prices per ounce based on charting is hard, other evidence

is available.

Those hard sell-off days can provide interesting clues about the future direction of gold prices.

Often times, the post-news reaction in prices gives us a clearer picture than any chart

could.

That's where knowing the gold price history is important.

Gold isn't a simple commodity like all others.

It isn't dependent on a strong economy or industrial demand for its strength or weakness.

Mineable supply is limited to a maximum of two percent per year, because it's impossible

to "print" more of it in order to facilitate more credit.

Bankers and governments hate it for that reason.

Gold is kryptonite to debt spending and credit issuance, to which America is addicted.

Therefore, it shouldn't surprise anyone that many experts believe gold prices are

being artificially fixed.

Much evidence has been uncovered over the years, including a New York University's

Stern School of Business study conducted by Professor Rosa Abrantes-Metz and Albert Metz,

a managing director at Moody's Investors Service, which concluded, "The structure

of the benchmark is certainly conducive to collusion and manipulation, and the empirical

data are consistent with price artificiality."

The intent isn't to prove or disprove the extent of gold price manipulation.

We'll leave that for our audience to judge.

But on days when gold is "maneuvered" lower by two or three percent on no news,

we believe the intent is to demoralize investors and discourage buying.

Why else would billions of dollars' worth of gold contracts get dumped in the futures

market without any regard for best price from time to time?

Again, we leave it for our readers to decide.

Regardless, while no-news hammer selling is a fact of life, rarely is this type of selling

ongoing or systematic.

There's no fundamental reason behind it that should scare off investors.

It just serves to cap prices for the next weeks or months.

This is frustrating for those who care about short-/intermediate-term capital appreciation.

However, investors with a longer-term horizon (think years or family heirloom) may appreciate

adding more gold at discount.

That's much easier to do when you're convinced prices are being "capped" as opposed to

buying at cyclically unfavorable times.

Liquidation Based on Hard Economic Data

When gold liquidates hard based on unfavorable hard economic data, this has greater importance.

It can mean that several large market participants decide to throw in the towel based on fundamental

reasons.

These types of falls generally have more legs to them.

So what can cause such a fall?

Generally, this would pertain to better-than-expected data related to the strength of the U.S. economy.

Why?

Because gold's role is diminished in times of sound economic growth.

There are several reasons why this is true.

For one, the likelihood of additional debt monetization and stimulus spending is reduced.

When there are more dollars in circulation (or the threat of such), investors tend to

hold gold as fiat dollars get diluted.

Strong economic conditions also foster strong-performing stock markets, which provide better capital

returns and stronger dividend yields than gold (which doesn't have a yield).

Additionally, there are fewer safe-haven demands for gold, since there are few market impairments

to worry about.

Some economists hypothesize that if the U.S. economy continuously experienced stable growth,

zero or low government deficits, and public/private credit creation, growth rates in-line with

economic potential, then the intrinsic value of gold prices today might well be $600.00

or $700.00 an ounce.

In other words, there would be little reason to own it at all.

Again, we'll leave it to our readers to decide, but the previous point is moot.

The exact opposite of the conditions described in the last paragraph are at play today.

Government spending is out of control; public/private loan growth due to rock-bottom interest rates

is much too high; crushing deficits are impairing sound economic growth, and promise even more

debt spending will be needed ahead.

In short, investors have never had more reason to own gold as a hedge against further monetary

debasement and financial shocks.

For long-term investors looking to add to positions, the reason for declining gold prices

matter.

If the price is being monkey-hammered for no economically sound reason, worry less.

If economic data is really pointing to stronger growth ahead, or a new business cycle is just

beginning, you may want to consider holding off additional purchases.

Our gold price forecast reflects the fact that on-balance, economic growth is more likely

to stall out, possibly leading to a new round of monetary gimmickery and low interest rates

when it does.

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What your zip position means: backpack body language - Duration: 2:35.

I'm a backpack designer. So I like to think about how people move around in

cities, why we carry backpacks and what our body languages is when we're commuting

and travelling around. So one of the things that I want to talk about today

- about the way that people use backpacks - is zips. One of the safest places to

put your zips on a normal backpack is actually all the way down here. So this

is what people often do. If someone wanted to open that they would have to

do a lot more work than if they left the zips right in the middle. Eventually if you're

running along then your zips might themselves open! And this is everyone's

favourite pocket, right, so that's where you put your your wallet and your phone

and your keys. You don't want that pocket to be opened or to open up on its own.. on

my backpack (RiutBag) when you're wearing it the person behind you cannot get in

because there are actually no zips on this side and instead they're all against

your back. And the idea behind that is that when you wear a RiutBag you feel

totally safe and secure because you *know* that your zips can't open on their own on

and the person behind you is not getting into your backpack and your

wallet *is* there. Everything is there; and just by you wearing the actual backpack.

When I see first-time RiutBag users shut their RiutBags they do this: they

put their zips all the way down here at the bottom. But, actually, on a RiutBag

you don't need to do that. On a RiutBag actually the most secure place to put

your zips is right in the middle because that is where no one can access

them when you are wearing it. And this actually helps you if you are, let's say,

on a train or a plane and you want to take your laptop out. So there is

actually a laptop compartment right in the back. The best place to have your

zips is right in the middle so you don't have to move them very much and to

actually take your laptop out. Because your backpack (RiutBag)

is the other way around - it is a backwards backpack - it means you actually end

up using the opposite behaviour from what you've been doing with your conventional backpack.

RiutBag laptop backpacks at riut.co.uk

designed by Sarah Giblin brought to life by over 2,500 Kickstarter backers.

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson: His fave facts and what matters most - The Feed - Duration: 8:42.

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Set Goals- Get What do You want!! Practice This! - Duration: 4:34.

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Ayumi's Path that I Continued to Walk, A Coloured Future - Ending - What I'm Aiming For - Duration: 5:37.

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What is the cancer diet? - Duration: 4:15.

What you eat is the single most important part of any anti-cancer

program. But what does that mean you should actually eat? Let's have a look at

what a typical cancer diet looks like. Hi. I'm Nikki, the Truth Fairy from Choosing

Differently. And I'm here to help you find YOUR way to heal cancer. So all

foods that we eat can be described as either promoting cancer, causing cancer,

interfering with treatments, they can strengthen the body to heal cancer, and

they can work directly against cancer. So all cancer diets tend to include the

foods in those last two categories - foods that strengthen the body so it can work

to heal cancer or foods that directly work against cancer with cancer killing

compounds. There's quite a few different cancer diets, some of which you might

have heard of. Things like the Gerson Therapy, the Budwig Diet, the Robert O Young

diet and more. And they all have their own individual variations but at their

heart they tend to be whole food plant-based diets. What does that mean?

Basically the diets are based around eating lots of unprocessed fruits and

vegetables as well as sprouts, leafy greens, and green grasses like wheat

grass and barley grass. And these foods are eaten raw, lightly cooked, juiced, and they

provide lots of nutrients, lots of vitamins and minerals, lots of

phytochemicals to help the body and also enzymes. Some of these diets may also

include foods like whole grains and nuts and legumes. And they all generally

include lots of water to support the body in metabolizing, healing and

detoxification. You might see included in some of these diets things like

probiotics from fermented foods or as supplements, enzymes from raw foods again

or as supplements, vitamins, minerals, herbs and essential oils. A typical cancer diet

doesn't tend to include foods from the following categories: meat products,

dairy products, refined sugars and carbohydrates, artificial sweeteners or

processed foods of any kind. Because these tend to fall into the category of

cancer promoters, cancer-causing foods or simply foods that interfere with cancer

treatments and make them less effective. One thing to keep in mind is that not

all cancer diets are the same. They were designed by individual people under

certain circumstances to achieve certain results, so keep that in mind as you're

looking through the different cancer diets that are available today. So your

next steps are: 1. Take a look at your current diet and see where you could

easily add more unprocessed plant-based foods to your day. 2. Look at the

processed foods you're currently eating and see which of them you would be willing to

let go. And 3. Start exploring options for adding more plant-based whole food

dishes to your general repertoire. And I have three resources for you on that

front. One is a great book called "The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen" which has a

great collection of recipes specifically designed to support people going through

cancer and cancer treatments. The second is another great cookbook

called "The Oh She Glows Cookbook". It's not specifically to do with cancer but

it's a fantastic resource packed with vegan, whole food recipes. And the third

one is a site that I run called Eating Vibrantly. It's a blog where I share raw

vegan and whole food recipes. And I'll put links to all three of these

resources in the description of this video for you to check out. So there you

have it. That's the essence of the anti-cancer diet: whole food plant-based.

For more information, check out my article with the 25 top anti-cancer

foods that includes recipes and a free anti-cancer recipe book that you can

download. And catch my next video to continue activating your body's natural

ability to heal.

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:0145: What Happens If/کیا ہو گا اگر - Duration: 7:37.

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[온스테이지] 346. 표진호 - You Don't Know What Love Is - Duration: 7:05.

Don't say even if you don't say your two eyes

say enough don't try anymore

it is enough for you to stay

where are you now don't say

because even if you don't say

I know another person's scent is released

from that rose I am alright

I'm content for you

to stay there look at me please

Why is it that are you so close yet feel so far

where did that heart go?

the heart that spoke of love where did it go?

the happy memories

we made are now

just passing us by your eyes that looked at me

and your warm lips

the warm days spent together

just pass us by

So sadly passing us by your eyes

that looked at me

and your warm lips

the warm day spent together just pass us by

It won't I want to believe

it won't I want to believe

that I'm still part of you it won't

I want to believe it won't my heart aches seeing

that strangers hair its strange feeling makes my heart

ache even more

no it can't be it feels like

My heart will stopped your photoalbum holds

that stranger is smiling with you

My heart is trembling heart please just stay

Where you are I will just look to you pretending not to see

I am alright I am really alright

I'm crying but laughing like a young child in front of you

so many thoughts are tangled inside me shouting

at you angry at you then crying

I am hanging onto you again and angry again

Betrayal is the only thought in my heart and mind call me stupid

But I can't help myself but I can't help myself

I don't want to let go of the had that is holding your

I'm going crazy your lies your lies driving me crazy

Don't say don't try to say I know

even if you don't say It's raining the sky is crying

Spring summer autumn winter our times together is being washed down

with this rain the warm spring day

when we first met the hot summer revisted

autumn wating for winter fresh blossom tree

the sun the moon the stars blessed our days

all these days are washed away in the rain It's raining

My tears are flowing I think I have no choice but to let you go

My heart is crying first don't say

even if you don't say I know don't try to say

Since your heart has now left that is what your two eyes say

let go on my heart let my heart be

let me go or you don't just like this

let me go don't ask me why don't try to find out

Don't ask my heart if you find out my heart

then will you leave just stay with me

Don't say let me leave you first

Don't say sorry

Don't say

Don't say even if you don't say your two eyes.

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Mas Sajady Program Reviews EI Podcast 100 | Top Spiritual Questions: What is True Mindfulness? - Duration: 3:28.

For more information on my programs, please visit MasSajady.com

That's MasSajady.com

An interesting subject or a hot subject is mindfulness. So what is true mindfulness?

And then you might think well just being present or being aware of your situation.

That's not true mindfulness, you know. EI goes much, much deeper than, you know, "the rage"

that we call it today which mindfulness and being mindfulness. You know, we go way, way deeper

and that's where mindfulness actually becomes a tool for you to transform your life, okay.

So what do I mean by true mindfulness? Again, most people think that well if I was present.

What does that mean? You start to study, say, you being in your experience. So you start to study

say like a scientist walking around with a pen and paper just jotting everything down.

If you can imagine yourself from that perspective, you'll actually be more and more mindful of what you're doing.

Many individuals that go through this process that we use here at Exponential Intelligence®,

they actually start to become aware of becoming mindfulness and that is really the key.

Anybody can be present. I mean you've heard being present or mindfulness,

you know, throughout centuries, right. Being mindfulness, right. Or just be aware.

But, you know, if you're aware, right, you're not aware of the patterns, the distortions and so on that you see

life through while you're being aware. So that is say the distorted meaning of mindfulness.

What EI does for you is that you start to become aware of how you are becoming present

or how you see yourself being present and that's where true mindfulness comes in.

If you start to become aware of how you see yourself becoming present, you start to say move away

from those patterns or programs and then you get to see say congruencies or say parallels in your life

compared to your parents' life, your sibling's life, your lover's life, whatever it might be. You start to see those

parallels and why you guys got attracted and then from that space you actually can remove yourself

from those distorted say behavior patterns. And that's what true mindfulness is all about.

For more information on my programs, please visit MasSajady.com

That's MasSajady.com

Or join us on Facebook, for more information.

We do a lot of Facebook Live.

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What's Their Story: Shocker - Marvel Villain - Duration: 1:31.

What's going on? Everybody? Is that's just super here

and welcome to what's their story a series where I discuss the back stories of superheroes and supervillains today

I'll be discussing Shocker's Backstory and don't worry the story is shocking

So you'll be entertained and informed

Herman Schultz a new Yorker was a high school dropout who uses talent as an inventor and engineer to become a highly successful

Burglar and would later claim to be the world's best Safecracker

After being caught for his crimes. He created a pair of godless design and shoot air blast that would vibrate at a high frequency

Herrmann used these gauntlets to break out a prison and become the villain known as the shocker in his first confrontation with Spider-man he actually

Managed to beat him I know it's quite shocking shocker frequently is a constant presence and most of Spider-Man's different adaptations

And he stars from Spider-Man's latest reboot movie known as Spider-Man homecoming shocker usually works as a member of team?

He is notably remembered for working with the sinister seven and 12 and the masters of Evil although

he has worked on other teams as well Chakras powers are created through the use of

His own invention known as fibrous masters that when triggered projected concentrated beam of compressed air that vibrates at a high frequency

He can use to crumble solid concrete and cause damage to the human body's internal organs one of his lesser-known abilities

Is that he can make incredible leaps by directing the Air blast towards the ground in front of them although?

They can't rideable superman's incredibly if they're still pretty amazing although Shocker is only known to the extremely dedicated Spider-Man fans

Leave a comment down below if he knew his backstory and if you learn anything today

Make sure to drop a like and subscribe because if you did lost your super, thanks so much for watching

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What Donald Trump and Magicians Have in Common - Duration: 4:15.

Breaking news tonight.

Striking revelations and

allegations from James Comey. Comey accusing the president of lying and defaming him.

>> With all eyes now on James Comey,

President Trump is doing his best to distract.

>> As a magician, one of the first things we study is that the larger movement

always hides the smaller movement.

>> And in a rare afternoon tweet storm trying to shift the focus to his former

rival Hilary Clinton.

>> Politics and magical performance have quite a bit in common.

They are both an attempt to manipulate on some level, our perceptions.

>> I think that he clearly is upset over all of the talk about

his administration's ties with Russia and he is trying to turn the conversation.

>> We end up becoming like dogs and cats, we just follow the red ball.

>> The tricky thing here is that audiences probably don't recognize

that this is happening.

Okay, here we go.

Magicians when they begin a performance will direct your attention to, for

example, a top hat that's empty, or look up my sleeve, nothing up my sleeve,

or look at this deck of cards.

And that's where the sleight of hand comes in.

>> Tonight, President Donald Trump green lighting one of his most controversial

campaign promises,

signing an executive action to enact what he calls "extreme vetting."

>> [CROSSTALK] >> What

they're also doing in that moment is making sure your attention isn't focused

on anything else they're doing or anything else that might be happening on the stage.

>> Well meanwhile, Donald Trump signed another executive order on Saturday,

one that gives this person,

Steve Bannon a permanent seat at National Security Council meetings.

>> You ever see magicians kind of like toss a silk into the air,

everyone's going to look because this hand is moving so fast so

they're able to do something sneaky with the other hand and produce something.

I shouldn't be telling you these things.

>> Steve Bannon, a white nationalist, essentially.

>> Similar ways politicians will begin by saying,

this is who I am, this is what I'm about.

This is what my opponent's about, this is what we call exordium.

>> My father was a small businessman.

He worked really hard, he printed drapery fabric.

>> You're defined by your courage.

That's how I grew up.

>> You set up the facts and the frame and the association in the minds of

the audience that's most conducive to them being persuaded.

>> You go in gently.

Can you see the bottle cap?

I'm going to make it disappear, I'm going to make it disappear.

And they watch it, they watch me put the bottle cap in my pocket and then,

you know...boom.

>> My grandfather Finnegan is rolling over in his grave when Donald Trump says,

I don't pay any federal income tax that makes me smarter than you.

>> Another trick that the President employs is repetition.

The way he repeats certain words or phrases or associations.

>> The press is so dishonest.

Many are terrible and they are very dishonest people.

They're very bad people.

>> So what makes this routine so

fascinating to me is that people get lost in the repetition of the trick.

>> You know what that's called, dishonest media.

That's called dishonest reporting.

>> This association, whether or

not we agree with it intellectually on a subconscious level, gets made.

Yet, another trick is showmanship stage craft.

Everything from the suitcase, my vest, my hat, is all geared towards one thing.

Having the audience have enough opportunity to make connection of

who I am as a person, what I'm about to do and what's gonna happen.

I think about it like chess, like they're always five steps ahead.

>> We're going to drain the swamp of corruption.

Funny how that term caught on, isn't it'? I tell everyone: "I hated it."

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Bitcoin Basics what to do with this shiny object hangout 5th July 2017 - Duration: 1:08:36.

so are we light it does say we are live yes

okay excellent get going hello everybody just give it a

few minutes for the little counter here to stop showing people turning up yes we

have our first viewer hello everybody hope you're well

thank you for being here and especially if you're in England it's fantastic

weather outside and I really want to thank you for taking time to be here

listening to us rather than being out there and fantastic weather so thank you

very much for being here today's topic is as the description says

Bitcoin basic so it would be a very basic description but there are a few

issues that our members existing members have been raising over a period of time

in the discussions that they have with other people and we want to try and

address those things and just get to understand Bitcoin a little better from

a very simplistic point of view so that you can explain it to a ten-year-old and

it does not have to be as complicated and technical now I have my able

colleague Bill Wilmot with me here he will engage with you in the chat because

I will be able to present and chat at the same time if you have any questions

or anything please shoot there but we may not actually get enough time for

question answers we'll try and see how it does we'll just you know go with the

flow right so let's get straight into the today's presentation I'm just going

to share my screen with me a screen share bill if you don't mind if you

don't mind please if you can confirm if you see what I'm saying

it should say basics explained in a basic way can you

see that bill if you're not muted or go back I'll do it alright all so let's get

going Bitcoin basics explained in a basic way first of all let us all just

clear the deck a little bit and ask a very simple question I use here because

you want to make get Bitcoin to make you wealthy is that the is that the whole

point is are you here because bitcoin is of monetary interest to you or are you

here because you care about how the blockchain technology really works and

what distributed Ledger's are all about and the algorithm and the inner workings

and the cogs and the wheels and statistical analysis and all the jargon

attached to Bitcoin if you are here for the latter we can cover all of these

over the period of time because there's a lot of content but if you're here just

because bitcoin is catching your attention because it is money then

everything we discuss in this video today you should be able to share it

freely there are no links there is no other further description it's just a

video on its own share it if you want to point to somebody the discussion we're

about to have now excuse me from the general public this is what happens

bitcoin is a bubble it's a challenge an allegation it is an opinion it is a

theory or is it fact so let's explore this this is going to be an open-ended

question I'm not going to give you the answers but you will be the ones to

determine what is your answer for this because it's one thing for me or anybody

else or any other person to give an opinion but what do you personally make

of it let's let's deal with that first because when you know what it is you can

answer people in your own words and you don't have to borrow somebody else's

words okay so this is what bitcoin should look like this is just a visual

example so you know it's not necessarily the

Bitcoin really works but this is the theory behind it so let me show you

something here if one Bitcoin is $1 you could represent it like this zero point

seven zeros to the right of the decimal followed by one you could represent

Bitcoin like that okay now it did go from $1 to $10 at some point in its

lifespan that is a 10 times jump 10x on the side here tells you to 10 times jump

the proportion of the jump it made in price is exactly the same from 10 to 100

so now that is also 10 times and then from a hundred to a thousand that is

also ten times wanted a bubble between 1 and 10 some would have thought so was it

a bubble between ten and a hundred some would have thought so today the price

hovered around 2600 the last time I checked so I just quickly updated the

chart because I wasn't sure what what price it was might be today so first of

July Bitcoin is in the region of $2,600 unless something happened in the last

few minutes I don't know and that is somewhere in the region between a

thousand and ten thousand yeah the closer to a thousand clearly but it's

somewhere in that region those people said this is a bubble you need to ask

them well was it not a bubble just a little before that when it jumped 10

times in value and then 10 times before that and then 10 times before that and

if you just look at the digit in you look at these ones coming down in a

diagonal line here if bitcoin reached a hundred million dollars each if I'm not

saying it's going to but if mathematically this unit this currency

Bitcoin has that ability mathematically and it has that ability better than any

other fiat currency including the dollar because those billions and trillions are

printed and created out of nothing Bitcoin doesn't work like that bitcoin

has something real behind it which is proof of work

so when people say it's a bubble you need to first qualify the statement

bubble compared to what okay a bubble is a bubble is a bubble agreed we

understand the word and a bubble the idea behind it is that as it pops okay

so fine if it pops it will go back down ten to ten times through hundreds of

levels levels of just a hundred or so but we are here at this stage and there

are that many more levels to climb so now who is a person or anybody to say

that it's a bubble at this stage when it has already overcome a number of stages

already in the same progression this is just a mathematical visualization for

you to understand if it is a bubble please qualify a statement because it

took time to get to this point and it took a lot of other factors to get to

this point but without considering those factors if somebody says oh it's just a

bubble those are the kind of people who say everything is just a scam well if

everything is just a scam you know what I'm sorry but there is not going to be a

discussion with somebody that insists on being obstinate about it but those who

are slightly more open-minded will begin to see the point in this particular

graphical representation this numerical representation that you know there is a

lot more going for it than just for this bubble to burst at this point now should

you buy and hold this is a big big discussion because a lot of people say

well just buy and hold why do you bother mining Bitcoin why do you bother doing

anything else if it can just buy it and hold it fine well then they have their

reasons we have our reasons not just to buy an hold of course we want to hold

but we don't necessarily want to buy we want to mind that we want to earn it we

want to have it as a reward we want to be given it to us because of a proper

Bitcoin related activity rather than spend the money on it and then just sit

on it right there are two different approaches here so let's have a look at

what this means the top chart as you can see is literally from Google search

trend you can find this yourself at google.com/analytics phille and we'll

give you this particular graph then you can go to another website called Bitcoin

price at 99 bitcoins calm and it will tell you Bitcoin price history if you

compare the two charts literally month by month

okay now this Google trend chart starts in 2012 and this one here starts in

January 13 that's why these lines are diagonal but this initial peak in the

price of Bitcoin the very first peak when it even came on public radar in a

meaningful way coincided over here with that many more people performing an

actual search on Google so this is your evidence and this is your proof in

knowing that when more people start researching it and considering buying it

it's price moves up when those people stop researching it the trend follows

and goes down then there's only a few people remaining here in the middle at

the bottom that continue to access Google for Bitcoin purposes or Bitcoin

related search engine and websites then it went up again and you can see that

graph here it went up again so this literally means the there is a direct

and very close correlation and you can see in the truth is a peak here is a

peak here then that peak comes down here again the peak comes down then there's

another little mountain here it's another little mountain here then it

comes down and stays flat for a very long time it comes down here and stays

relatively flat sort of very long time there are a few bumps and lumps on the

way and closer to the end of sort of December 20

sixteen January 17 that's when this major spike begins that's exactly the

same chart of the Year major spike begins this represents the total number

of extra people than before that are doing a Bitcoin related Google search

which is then reflected in the price so what does that mean they're not just

doing a good bit correlated search they're actually searching for Bitcoin

in order to buy a Bitcoin so this is literally public exposure reflected in

the price you cannot get more purest than this this is the purest way of

looking at it to say that Bitcoin price is directly related to the interest in

the general public this first of all shoots down all those people who say oh

it's just a small group of people that are controlling it and manipulating it

it's a scan and there are some secret organizations that are doing this button

look secret organizations can't get the broad public to do a Bitcoin search on

Google trend trends that you can visibly capture and then match it with the price

this literally means new people coming in imagine a whole you know half of you

open your window hotel window in Mumbai India and just opening a hotel window

one morning and you have five million people outside okay this is this is how

populated some of the parts of the world are now when the trend catches on the

price reflects accordingly when there is greater acceptance even from the

government level and when the government starts deciding okay you know what we're

going to let this happen but we'll try and put some type of control around it

because we're concerned about money laundering and stuff like that at that

point obviously you know Bitcoin gets a little more comfort that okay we can

actually comment your public can actually get into it but knowing in the

back of their minds that you know somebody is watching it's not going to

completely vanish there are just too many millions of people involved in

Bitcoin for it to disappear as somebody say so

in this case why am I talking about this in case of buy-and-hold well allow me to

explain it's very very simple buy and hold people say it's all about the

volatility but before we get into that if I just break from here for a moment

and get back to my screen I'll tell you a little story about my dry cleaner my

dry cleaner just down the road he he doesn't accept Visa cards so I said hey

I have a suggestion for you you take cash it's a pain for me to go find an

ATM machine and then bring the cash for you so why don't you take bitcoins well

I don't know anything about that talk to my son he knows all that so I went there

for a second time found this son and I said hey I had a

suggestion for you that why don't you accept Bitcoin instead it's relatively

cheaper you don't have to pay merchant fees to Visa MasterCard and all the

others why don't you accept Bitcoin and this is whoa don't even mention Bitcoin

to me like why he's like it's all related to crime I'm like how do you

know that I worked in one of the crime investigations and they caught the guy

and froze his bank account and everything was gone for a year and

everything was frozen up for him and he was involved in this crime and you know

the police if they find out that you've got Bitcoin they're gonna shut you down

and I'm thinking are you living in the same England that I live or is this some

kind of a draconian fascist regime where you can't even do things without

government permission are you in sort of Nazi Germany or something you know he

says well you don't know you know what to keep an eye on everything I mean look

at the level of paranoia and the reason I wanted to mention this story is that

he heard about Bitcoin through one criminal investigation now when you get

to this point where every clock in a department somewhere you

fancies themselves could be the head of mi5 you know you have an issue there

because they are clearly misinformed there are millions of people there are

tens of thousands of people right here in the UK on their way to becoming

Bitcoin millionaires and you think they will get shut down why because the UK

government is somehow evil or there's some conspiracy happening you have to

really pick the people I was trying to help him the person was not ready to

even think that a digital currency can exist because you can't do anything

without government permission so I just thought I would throw that story in

there before I carry on with by to hold because I think it's an important

discussion to know that no matter what happens you will come across people who

are petrified of just living in a democracy in a relatively free nation

where you don't have to bribe police officers for speeding fines you know you

get you have to pay a speeding fine you can't bribe them in cash you know so we

live in a relatively comfortable environment why the paranoia I just

don't understand but there are people like that and you can't educate

everybody but you can do your best anyway I'm going to continue sharing in

on with the better thing there we go it should be sharing now so on with what

about this volatility why did we look at those two charts the trend chart and the

matching price chart what's what's the big deal there okay excuse me so let's

Avila the one of the peaks you saw now I'm using the trend chart here to

reflect the price chart because the trend chart is a little less cluttered

if you actually if I just go back if you go to 99 bitcoins calm you will see

there are these little numbers all over the place and these numbers will tell

you the historical events that have taken place which are significant in the

life cycle of Bitcoin priced so far so it will give you a good idea in

assessing what happened when it happened and you'll get a little familiar it's

it's a lot more interesting than reading history

this is the history of Bitcoin but you have a monetary interest in this you

know learning history on its own doesn't actually pay you any money so people

find it boring sometimes but here this is what happened around March 13 2013

it couldn't peaked at around $200 then came and that was in just after the

Cypress bailing so you can imagine the beylin scenario panicking a whole lot of

people who are awakened aware of what the banks are really like and what

they're up to and what they could be doing now here in the remaining g20

nations so that is what forced Bitcoin to pick up so when banks are in trouble

expect good things for Bitcoin but then you know the Cypress been an issue is

kind of brushed under the carpet it didn't go mainstream so many people

don't even know about it so that's when there was a price crash because the peer

of the fear and the panic of an sustained banking issue was not strong

enough to sustain interest in Bitcoin so it crashed it's very normal and you can

check this out in around the region of March 2013 how Bitcoin price correlated

to the Cyprus ballot then when it crashed it stayed fairly flat around 60

65 level it was hovering around there and then something happened the Bank of

China BOC said okay to Bitcoin per se it

didn't like Chinese financial institutions to deal with Bitcoin but it

said it's okay for exchanges to pop up and the public to buy and hold Bitcoin

as an alternative because the Chinese yuan remember is a restricted currency

and the Chinese are suddenly cash rich because of this massive manufacturing

program they have so they have a lot more liquidity they're all driving the

folks wagons all of a sudden when 20 years ago 30 years of where they were

all riding bicycles and that too imported from India so you know if you

if you think it through good news like the Bank of China saying

okay had an immediate price impact it shot up to over a thousand dollars

around December 2013 and that's was the all-time high at that point and then

something interesting happened I won't mention the other peak because that'll

be a very long discussion overall but eventually when it came back down you

know around exactly around two years ago it can actually hovered around two

hundred and sixty four dollars I mean are you thinking you should have picked

up something maybe were you're aware of it and this is why I asked you the

question in the first place are you in Bitcoin because it's got the potential

to make you wealthy or are you in it because of the algorithm because if

you're in it for the algorithm then you've already have bought a lot of

Bitcoin way way back really early when it was as cheap as this but if you're

joining the bandwagon now we are amongst the relatively later adopters of Bitcoin

and then obviously the price went all the way you know flatlined till here and

then around March 2017 towards the end of 2016 it shot up again and we saw the

three thousand dollar peak just a few months ago okay now why am i showing you

this when it comes to volatility this is

volatility good news it goes up fear about something else

this becomes a safety safe haven Cyprus valium is bad news for them so it's good

news for Bitcoin Bank of China saying well done Bitcoin is good news for

Bitcoin it's good news for us when nothing else is happening and it's just

flatlining in the general put it and the whole Bitcoin community is unable to get

massive worldwide acceptance for it it is flatlining for a very very long

time but now something has changed now it has come up to the three thousand

barrier 2000 sort of level and then it's hovering between two and two and a half

thousand to two thousand and this is a sort of new slacklining

level it has found it may not flatline this long but it is hovering within a

reasonable range which is very higher than when it was around $65 just three

years ago compare this to the US inflation figures you can find this at

us scintillation calculator calm you'll be amazed if you put in figures we're

like 1913 to 2017 you'll get something like two thousand four hundred percent

inflation or something but let's just go with 2013 because the previous chart we

discussed could be precise this chart was in the region of January onwards in

2013 so I've gone here for 2013 I'm not going too far back I'm just trying to

keep it relevant to Bitcoin now 2013 to 2017 if you had $100 then in 2017 you're

going to need a hundred and five dollars to buy the same item that would have

cost you $100 just four years ago that is five percent inflation that 5%

inflation means a guaranteed loss a guaranteed loss in your purchasing power

of your dollar what does that mean for Bitcoin but bitcoin is volatile you know

this thing is this straight line going down it is not going up this inflation

and a lot of the inflation figures are very nicely cooked but the reality is

when you go to the petrol station your gas station when you go to buy your

daily groceries and if you go to book the same holiday the same vacation

package that you booked five years ago exactly the same thing you will notice

way more than 5% inflation in there and that's not just because of increased

demand from other people it is also because everybody is raising their

prices same thing if you go to for example 20 years ago if you went to the

Czech Republic people used to say how absolutely

everything is dirt cheap it's amazing contain Czech crona's which is you know

nothing and now you go there and all your prices

drag and other cities of Czech Republic are basically the same price as zero and

they don't even use euros but they've got so many you know customers coming in

you know travelers and visitors coming in but the price is exactly the same so

what does that inflation mean to the local Czech person it's much higher than

just five percent per year right but we don't get to see it unless you're

carefully measuring how you measure it so which is better

a volatile shift caught in a storm or the shit guaranteed to sink and this is

what's happening with the dollar this is 100-year chart wave from 1913 to

about 2013 when our Bitcoin our Bitcoin story starts but kind of a little older

than that but our story starts 2013 onwards looking at the charts this

Bitcoin story this dollar story here is a hundred years prior to that and you

have almost a guaranteed slide in the purchasing power of the dollar and if

you paid attention to what a hundred million dollar Bitcoin should look like

if you looked at that graphic just a few minutes ago you will begin to realize

that that is one thing that is proportionately on the way up the dollar

is a sinking ship it's better to be caught in a volatile

ship that to be in a sinking ship and this is why you know it's fancy lee

mentioned here USD asset value purchasing power in the redline what it

really means is extra cash floating around in the economy which is diluting

its purchasing power the more of money they print and float around in the

economy the less it is worth in its ability to buy the same thing so the

chart you looked at earlier the hundred-year chart for the dollar is the

actual purchasing power of the dollar that is on the decline and on the other

hand the availability of dollar in the market is on its way up now this is a

chart that should be of interest to absolutely every single person that

earns dollars with to network marketing or whether you do

it to a job or whether you have a regular business you must understand

what this chart is doing to you because you think you may be earning more

dollars but you're learning more and more of worthless paper which is why we

have this business model of gold silver at cryptocurrency

which is a solution and I hope these charts are a would give you some clarity

on why bitcoin is actually a hedge of protection against inflation as much as

it is an opportunity to a transform your work using just a little bit of Bitcoin

you don't have to put all your eggs in one basket 5 to 10% of your total wealth

in gold and silver would be ideal and then on top of that whatever you deem

suitable in taking a risk with Bitcoin that should be ideal so should you buy

and hold a mine Bitcoin you haven't yet fully addressed that issue happy but I

just want to tell you another little story and that's the hairdresser now who

is this hairdresser let me show you this haircut was given to me by my

hairdresser and today and I just quickly added that into the presentation today

and I thought you know I was talking to her and I said have you heard of Bitcoin

so what do you do you know as you know either the small talk don't you like you

know you've been holiday that kind of thing so I said no not yet I'm too busy

developing my business and I'm at home I really need a break we're going soon on

a short break but you know we started talking I told her about different units

or what has happened I said well let's put it this way right if you put 400

pound in the bank 18 months ago how much would you have today she liked 400 and

maybe a little bit of interest that's it okay if you put 400 in Bitcoin eighteen

months ago how much do you think you'd have today she like I don't know 500 no

over 2,000 so like what ha how do you do that I took out my

mobile phone I open my coinbase and I show them Bitcoin aetherium light

gray see like also what how does this work

it's a do one thing come on this hangout if possible if not I have a whole

youtube channel there's a whole bunch in there for your own interest for your own

interest just open a free wallet with for Bitcoin with coinbase I suggest

coinbase for now you can switch later on anyway and see what 50 pound or 50

dollars will do for you over a few weeks you'll easily make spend the same $50

somewhere else anyway and she agreed she has children also she they asked for so

many things toys that they don't even play with anymore you know

yes sir exactly right yep spending on plastic that ends up you know in a skip

eventually try this surely this might be worth saving a

little for your children in case they when they had the 18 when the you know

university levels or whatever they might have something that could have

transformed their lives down the line but because of your foresight it took

the action to do it I've never heard of this before how come and that's the

point I want to make towards the end of this presentation why is the public

unaware of this why are why is there such a slow mass adoption to it and

we'll get to that in a brief moment but I'll just get back my hairdresser now

probably already has a crime this one of the country was so interested in it I

don't think it was right for me to tell her about the mining just yet but I told

her I'm involved at the very creation of Bitcoin and when that is created I get a

little reward and I have a whole team and everybody some of my team members

are making a lot more than I am making because the more you put into the

production facility the greater is your little share that you get and that share

that you get can exceed an average you kiss elevator

she said are you serious I'm like yes but you have to invest right so if

you're willing to do that that's great it's not don't worry just start with

opening a wallet for your own sake and see what happens this is just an

ordinary conversation and I did not want to sell her any business model I did not

want to make her an affiliate I did not want to have to open a free account or

anything just open your mind to Bitcoin she is down the road like three or four

doors down from the same dry cleaner anti Bitcoin and this person who'd never

heard of it and suddenly opened up their mind amazing so back to my little

presentation if if that's okay so this is what happened

the Bitcoin just recently and this is why those who say buy and hold have a

small point and those who say you should mine will face with some opposition

saying no you shouldn't mine and this is where the discussion should be and this

is why this may be a good video to share with it

Bitcoin mining was incredibly profitable between 2013 and 2014 and some people

were doing it very successfully excuse me at that point the Bitcoin miners many

of them set up these little machines at home Network basic processes and they

were mining Bitcoin at home and everything was going well

some others went and bought cloud contracts cloud mining contracts to

companies like Genesis directly but then as you saw from that earlier chart I

showed you there was a period of time when Bitcoin actually flatlined

completely all this time but at the same time the number of people joining the

mining pool went on increasing so more rewards working being paid out for new

miners joining so that meant the difficulty also known as a networked

cash rate the number of calculations taking place to find the next

Bitcoin block was basically going up and up and up more or less in a straight

line you will notice that the hash rate actually drops every now and then so

it's not a straight line it is also quite variable but the general trend is

going up and this is the argument of buy to hold or buy and hold investors

against the miners and it is a fact that around 2015-2016 period at towards the

end of 2015 at the beginning of 2016 Bitcoin mining was actually unprofitable

so those who purchased cloud mining contract and way back here

found their contracts to be running out of power here and the contracts going to

be cancelled now we have to bear things in mind here there was a lot of private

miners and when they became unprofitable and booked the loss they just tried to

flog the equipment on eBay and other such sites and recover whatever money

they could recover and they had their Bitcoin but they didn't necessarily keep

the a Bitcoin and I want to get to that point also so in the end it goes the

loss making proposition for a whole lot of people and they didn't tell anybody

they're probably too embarrassed to tell anybody that I tried it but it didn't

work for me maybe amongst friends but not necessarily all over social media

but those who purchase contracts from a company like Genesis mining found a

perfect opportunity to slag Genesis mining off in the public domain because

this is a major company you can write a review on them you can go to a blog and

talk about them you can say whatever you want and then the reader has to actually

go and verify is it true or not okay but something happened towards the

middle of 2016 Bitcoin price started moving up and it

didn't just move up it actually outpaced significantly the price of Bitcoin when

bit reapz $3,000

the algorithm or the difficulty rate was sufficiently low to get a mining return

of annually a hundred and forty cent that is phenomenal returns hundred and

forty percent we would have recovered your mining contract value paid out to

you in bitcoins in under one year easily in about three-quarters of a year okay

so it was amazing to see how quickly the price can actually outstrip the

difficulty rate itself and this is why if you are a believer that Bitcoin price

should constantly climb you will automatically be a miner if you are a

believer that bitcoin price will crash then you must be thinking like a

buy-and-hold type of person why because what does buy-and-hold mean by at any

price or does it mean by at the dips so if by the tips they're expecting a dip

obviously right so this is what happens this is what I wanted to show you why

even the miners actually sold out in the period of time here and this chart above

here is from January 13 through to December 13 so two years covered in here

and on August when the current started taking off really August 2013 this is

now two years ago it went up 900 percent how amazing is that that means a whole

bunch of people got in there really quick because in a world this is

changing our lives let's get on the bandwagon but this still wasn't enough

social media exposure that still weren't enough people aware of it because the

mass media was most certainly not promoting between except for a few adult

articles here and there and a fews bit of CNN coverage in fact the other media

like Russia Today and the eastern media including al-jazeera for example those

guys were reporting a lot more on it and your average CNN Bloomberg TV and

you know BBC etcetera but they were also having to report because it is a

phenomenon to be reckoned with now look what happened here I just want

to identify one little oops one little a period of time here this is

in around the December 13 Bank of China ban on financial institutions holding

Bikram they didn't ban Bitcoin they were okay with Bitcoin

so when Bitcoin peaked around here there was a lot of people that went in great

here you're looking at paying around twelve hundred dollars per Bitcoin yeah

when you paid $1200 per Bitcoin just a few weeks later it took a 50% nosedive

in a single day right so you're 1200 is now looking like 600 now when you're

1200 within days is looking like 600 what are you thinking that it could go

down to zero now would you want to save the remaining

600 or not all are you happy for it to go down to zero that will really test

how you approach Bitcoin and what you think of it because if you're thinking

that this could go down all the way to zero I might as well get my 600 out it's

okay that I've lost 600 Shane but I want to save the remaining 600 I can't afford

to lose this money that means you are a panic seller guess what happens when you

panic sold if you're in that category somebody snapped it up and it went right

back up that is demand and supply ladies and gentlemen very simply explained

demand and supply you're looking at nine hundred percent gain on the one side

which attracted everybody's attention including those who didn't have enough

money to lose they got in and when it crashed the lost

and then they panic sold and many probably didn't even return again so

this is what happens if you are going to wait for a dip do you really know what a

dip is do you really really know when to identify the right dip in which to buy

surely now that we have in such fantastic profitable territory for

Bitcoin mining why not just do the mining instead this is the argument on

behalf of the miners on behalf of the buy-and-hold well well done but if

you've exhausted all your gunpowder up here you've got none left to buy at the

bit have you in fact you'll be selling to save what

little bit you put in there in the first place that is a trading mindset not a

saving mindset excuse me so just to recap buy and hold those who talk about

it they're not looking for an income they're looking to buy something and

wait for it to go up in price they are interested in the capital gains aspect

not in the daily income aspect so they're clearly not income seekers why

argue with people who are looking for something totally different than you you

both may be involved in Bitcoin but why would you debate with somebody who's not

in the same boat for the same reason as you you're both on the same boat but not

for the same reason you may want to just cross over to the other side they're

just there for the ride so depends how you look at it right they are definitely

not savers and accumulated because an accumulator would want to have more and

more and more which is what the daily fractional payment of Bitcoin rewards

represents every day get little by little by little you're constantly

accumulating and reinvesting ketubah lating and reinvesting if you're

compounding even if you're just not compounding you just gaily simply

collecting the fractions and you're happy buy-and-hold can't be an

accumulator because they spend all your money on just buying them to sit on it

they're not accumulating then you have to wait you don't know when the next dip

is gonna come or even if it comes you may have missed it you don't necessarily

know what to get a nap because it's all open

territory it's all so new that nobody really knows at what level next the cut

is going to stabilize we don't know we don't know how high it will go and then

crash again and then stabilize a little bit and then go higher and then crash

again and stabilize a little bit we don't know so how can you be an

accumulator when you're really not interested in gathering more and more

Bitcoin instead you're just exhausting all your resources on buying and holding

and then it's theoretically speaking gathering dust okay they're not

necessarily bit to an expert either just because somebody's learned a few trades

here and there does not make anybody a Bitcoin expert in fact those who are

Bitcoin experts aren't really fully bit clinics but except that they were early

and took interest and made an academic study of it got a good understanding of

it and became experts so if you want to become a beacon expert the field is open

you know the world is not limited to just a handful of people that talk about

Bitcoin I am learning as I go along so will you it's very straight forward

but that doesn't mean you need to listen to buy-and-hold type of investors

because they are not necessarily be expert to listen to in the first place

now these people may have been burnt in mining with the example shown there was

a period of time when Bitcoin mining contracts were unprofitable and people

took their frustration out on various web sites that is no longer the case we

have proof through hundreds and hundreds of members who are profitably mining

since November last year and many have more than recovered the original seed

capital already okay by an old people are not confident in price growth I'll

explain that in a moment and they're not necessarily suitable for debating right

like I said you know why would you debate a person who's got a totally

different mindset to it you know some people prefer Ponzi's because it's

easier to attract a lot of gullible people and take money and then let it

collapse you know that doesn't mean you know you have to be like that but if

you're inquired in that direction then that's your choice

but then most people who want to put serious amounts of money in a decent

business that is legitimate and has proven its track record it has very real

production facilities that you can even visit with prior appointment and of

course if you want to deal with serious honest people you don't want to be

debating with time wasters frankly right you know let's face it buy-and-hold have

limited resources it's got unlimited resources they

wouldn't care what level they're getting into because you fundamentally believe

in Bitcoin going up in price it doesn't matter what level you get into because

you're still at the baby stages that was the very first page I showed you with

those numbers of what the real potential is going forward for Bitcoin and

numerically and you know even if you got in at three thousand level but it's only

a temporary loss you face right now when it's hovering around 2600 but you

know if it's going to go to ten thousand even entering at three thousand is a

piece of cake surely so people of limited means will

tend to buy and hold will exhaust your resources and then there were no

necessarily what you do next this is the hypocrisy I wanted to talk about

buy-and-hold buyer wants the price to go down so they can buy it on dips but then

they want the price to go up because they also want to profit that's why they

bought some in the first place that they want the price to go down again when you

know they have enough dollars saved up somewhere else through their jobs or

whatever and in order to buy more and then they wanted to go up again because

they want the portion that they recently bought to show a profit as quickly as

possible so they wanted to go up and down and up and down and up and down if

you're a minor you only want it to go up you don't even

want it to go down to you if you are a Bitcoin believer if you're a Bitcoin

fanatic if you're a Bitcoin enthusiast that understands the total potential and

what else is going on around the world in the world of economics

you don't ever want Bitcoin to go down but who are these up up and down people

they're the ones who book profit crash it

some of them dump it some of them you know push the market as much as they can

and pull it down as much as they can people trying to play around with it and

manipulate it everything that's wrong in humanity is reflected by that mindset

and they do I have told you you know you can disagree with me I'm happy with that

no problem but this is my opinion because if you're a minor the higher the

price the greater is your mining return surely it's a good thing and for the by

to hold investor that is also a good thing except they would have missed out

and buying more but they can only buy more if it actually dips and it gives

them some time to save up some dollars so they are the ones that are not really

very confident about Bitcoin constantly going up in price that's the difference

between a minor and the buy to avoid mindset what happened then 2015 2016

2017 just four aspects there are hundreds of others 99 bit queer INSCOM

is a fantastic website have a look you see the whole history of each of the

events but basically was China really relaxed and chilled out about Bitcoin

and 2015 and not so much you know they approved it they're ok with it then they

throws a couple of exchanges and that panic to the Bitcoin people a little bit

and the Chinese only said look we want kyc we want to know who the people are

that are buying on these exchanges because you know we don't want other

outside elements coming in here and messing around with the economy and this

is happening on our territory because we can't allow this

so China wasn't so relaxed in 2015 but 2016 they opened up a little and now

they're even more enthusiastic they're trying to put a greater systems and

better systems in place for all the Bitcoin and crypto graphic community

generally speaking in Japan that wasn't an officially recognized currency by

2016 it became an officially recognized currency at par with the basket of

credible currencies in Tokyo exchange so you

if you're beaming in Tokyo Forex exchange you can treat Bitcoin like any

other currency now that has some significant potential and in 2017 they

are further enhancing the acceptance by encouraging major retailers 230,000

something retailers to start accepting Bitcoin and displaying on their windows

Bitcoin accepted here is that a difference from 2015 to 2017 or not

Australia even till 2016 there are still mulling coming and eyeing about it but

good on them Aussies they finally came around in 2017 they have made a proper

official tax structure around it coin they want to know they want the public

to know that it's okay to go ahead but you will be paying your dues over a

period of time and there are trying to stop it at all now in 2015 2016 Bitcoin

on its own did not have a 60 billion market cap in 2017 it has reached that

it's a milestone 60 billion is only the bit red portion the remaining 40 billion

other remaining cryptocurrencies which we add the two together you're looking

at a hundred billion this was not the case two years ago so when Bitcoin was

languishing in the territory where Bitcoin mining was unprofitable then at

that point the market cap was measurably reasonably small now it's completely

different it's taking everybody by surprise is greater acceptance if this

is the case of 2017 then I believe 2018 should look even better especially

anytime there's panic in the regular banking market expect more people to

open their minds to Bitcoin are you ready an Iowan position to see

that happen that's your choice so why do people fear or resist or downplay

Bitcoin it's very very simple you know here in the middle of the this triangle

here you've got the Pioneers there are the very top there

pinnacle the other ones who were the early early adopters they were the ones

to devise even conceptualize things like how the doctrine would work out and pan

out not just the inventor or creator of

Bitcoin itself but he alone wasn't enough he circulated a white paper it

got some kind of very high levels of interest from others and they said look

we should do this and you know in true correspondence online to people all

across the world some in California some in some earlier doctors were involved in

Australia already and you know it took off from there but they were the

pioneers then came the max leaders these are the

people who built a whole cryptocurrency ecosystem around it I would not call the

tally Vitalik booter and the creator of

etherium i would not call him the pioneer just yet because he literally

borrowed the idea but he's a mass leader because he's basically led a new

revolution on the back of what the pine was started he learned from Bitcoin and

did something slightly better slightly different it's not taken off as much yet

but it certainly has a great potential although it has its flaws it has had a

number of issues but it still is a genius idea and that is just one example

deliver marketing the market mass leaders and then come the newcomers I

would put myself in this category I'm an awake relative newcomer to this

phenomenon in 2012 when I was sitting in my office in one of the London banks I

hated that coin with a passion I thought oh what a bunch of Muppets but now it's

changed and the rest of the public that has yet to cross this red line which is

the mass adoption barrier generally media influenced if the media turned

around and said have you considered Bitcoin there's no harm holding a few is

there would you consider doing that if they did that why would the pub the

public would react immediately but because the media doesn't necessarily

tell them the media isn't necessarily pushing it in fact the media is always

almost trying to paint a negative picture of the time the mass influence

is yet to catch on but then this is where we come in we are awake and we're

spreading the awareness the same applies to any other system a specialist knows

his stuff he has an apprentice the learner and then there are others who

are inquiring into the business and the rest are what you call muggles

they can see everything in plain sight and still they don't know what's going

on now it would be unfair to call the masses muggles simply because some

people are more aware of what is going on financially economically in the

banking world with the beylin scenarios and all the legislations in place it

requires education and unfortunately education is relatively easy to give it

is not easy for people to receive because it requires effort now what

would you rather do put your feet up a crack open a bottle of bubbly or

something and then watch a nice little program and relax after long day's work

or would you get in front of a computer yet again after a day in the office and

try and learn yet again something extra in order to improve your life there are

relatively less number of people that are willing to do that there are greater

number of people that would rather invest their spare time in pleasure and

therefore you know I'm not get arbitrarily calling them muggles but I'm

saying that everything is in plain sight but they still won't see it because

they're certain synapses haven't clicked yet now the same thing apart I mean it's

exactly the same thing I'm not going to repeat myself but I'll just go on to the

next one this is where the misinformation comes from this is the

head of the IMF and the Davos meeting recently she said bitcoin is for

criminals imagine that coming from the super criminals that the I met

themselves lie and I'm saying that with the reason because the IMF has been

there for donkey's years the World Bank has been there for donkey's years

they're seeing crisis the crisis after crisis none of the

debt-laden third-world countries that they were

called or you know the poorer nations they're still in bed nothing's really

improved so what are you doing exactly what are these supranational United

Nations level tentacles what has they actually accomplished can anyone tell me

what have they accomplished that has really changed the lives of people other

than small little projects here and there which are nice or window dressing

but the warehouse is empty the world is going bankrupt

you know almost like going to hell in a handbasket so this is what it is now to

end this I'll tell you the last of my stories which is about the radio host

thanks to our balloon what I was recently invited to one of the radio

stations in the United Kingdom and the radio presenter lovely lady she had a

person who you know I was told and Bill told me that they want to know more for

the audience for the radio audience they want to know more about what is this

bitcoin saying and what are you doing exactly what gold silver bit 100 but

they want to explore and educate the public about it which is great and you

know I accepted so I went down there and we both suck in front of the mic and

this other person who was there who were supposed to know a few things about

finance he started asking questions and absolutely

every stage he was cutting Bitcoin to pieces and saying but it could be this

but it could be that it could be the other and I said then you know after

later so what are you doing is it hard displaying devil's advocate these are

the kind of people that destroyed an entire prosperous Empire yeah idiots I'm

sorry but idiot complete total utter idiot who told you to play devil's

advocate you invite people onto a radio talk show to educate your audience and

instead of educating them what you're doing is you're helping plant seeds now

thankfully for every problem and every challenge he threw I had an

answer in fact I had a better answer that he could have comprehended okay I

was able to tackle him at that point very easily I would have wiped the floor

with him if I only had the chance if the radio regulator wasn't listening in and

they weren't under fear of you know the conversation being appearing to be

against the state of something what are we living in this is not Nazi Germany is

it is this why we supposedly won the war to pretend as if we are living in some

kind of oppressive government anyway I'm just playing the devil's advocate this

the motivation behind the person is often the problem when you approach the

issue with this is a phenomenon it is taking place it exists there are people

involved in it millions and somehow waxing lyrical some are a little

skeptical no problem it's literally skeptical ask questions ask

demand questions and expect to have answers for those questions be satisfied

to a point where you're comfortable with the answers until another doubt comes up

and then keep exploring its eternal kyvan the Japanese Kaizen is the process

of learning to keep learning keep exploring no problem but to play devil's

advocate for sake of being a smartass forgive my language that is what

bankrupt summation that kind of an attitude that kind of a complete

busybody pencil-pushing type of an attitude is

what holds back that is what you call a philosophical red tape you know just

adding layers of thoughts too for no reason just because you have so much

self-importance about it guys next time when we have an opportunity on next

Wednesday exactly the same time I hope you can join us I want to cover all the

other companies there are companies I'm going to name them including their

owners whoever they are and I'm going to go step by

step about what the packages cost what the fees for the packages are how the

income is generated where the level of transparency is I'm going to cover all

of them if you'd like to share this video with people who talk about

buy-and-hold type of a discussion and where the skepticism and doubt come from

I mean the government of Australia is you know literally legalized Bitcoin the

government of Australia so I'm not really going to listen to my dry cleaner

am i he does laundering of other people's dirty clothes and he's worried

about money laundering through Bitcoin all the crimes in the world have already

been done under the dollar so I have no reason to spread that kind of negativity

which is baseless and meaningless now this is a shop that doesn't even use

Visa cards because they don't want to be connected electronically to anything so

they can remain in the laundry business but then you have the hairdresser type

of person who's like this if this is something I can look into you know in my

own small little modest way I can explore this idea and I will pursue this

idea it may be of interest to me I'm open to it two contrasting people two

stories today and the radio host show is what represents the mass media so I hope

I've given you a overall picture bill I don't know if the timing questions or

anything happening in the chat section please let me know and I think we'll end

after this review and then hopefully I can see we can both see you next

Wednesday when we'll cover all the other companies all right this so bill

anything yeah there's no questions I think the

main thing coming for is the quality of presentation to compress by the way

today's content and delivery we need to be a professional anyway but I think

it's so it's awesome presentation for everyone's maybe happy what you say and

it wasn't Italy so guys if it is good I panic before whatever the quality of

presentation whatever done well pitmasters you've done one of these and

everyone's seen it you could foil it in this sort of mode so

what we're talking about yet also a lot has come a lot of waters shredding the

food since realized in one of these yeah there's no law and change a lot of

excitement and obviously we've seen the CEO up front and personal yeah I had our

first UK conference and we've got number one coming to ten that what we can

actually pin the dates down and if you want to see there so it's all good I

think this just from a huge year for us huger well it already is shaping up and

guys this is all thanks to the team's effort because look I alone can't do

anything okay so I have a small group of people originally we started with and

then that gradually grew and now they're gathering momentum we are trending on

social media which is a great thing just don't give up on the momentum because

what's going to happen is you are still getting paid when other opportunities

come and go and come and go and come and go you are still getting paid and you

are constantly there this is what changes even the skeptics and they will

come they will come they're watching you that they're keeping an eye on you

they're watching you earn and especially if it's positive they will come okay so

keep up the momentum guys don't get disheartened by a few events here and

there but generally speaking it's going to get better now about the September

event really quickly we can't really put a date down yet I would really love to

have already done the enquiries I found out the venue's there are some lovely

venues and I'm even getting a good package deal for those of you that may

be traveling from a little further away even if you're flying in from abroad you

know we'll find a good deal with maybe some rooms attached so if you want to do

early book and get yourself at night stay and maybe even tour London while

you're there we try and keep it in London it's going to be a little more

pricey than the last one obviously not pricey to be honest but you know we'll

take care of all of that the reason I don't have a date yet is because what I

would really like in this conference is for you to be able to say there's a pop

guy from the top company in the Bitcoin mining community who's

going to be standing there and delivering a talk for you if you can say

that I don't want to know I don't know yet who it could be but I'm trying to

arrange it so allow me some time we don't have a date yet

I appreciate some of you will need to take a day off for the conference but

then most likely be over the weekend I am willing to pay for the a slightly

extra premium over a weekend but then a weekend is also a time when people are

generally more free with their time to travel and you can use either the same

day or the latter day on either side of the event to maybe do some tourist

business or some shopping or whatever you know so we can try and make this in

a good event again I want to keep the cost to you as low as possible but we

will have some options for you know if you wanted you know lunch included or

something like that there may be a VIP level with some additional benefits in

there or something like that we haven't figured it out completely yet

but what I'm really waiting for us I want a world class authority on precious

metals not necessarily related to the business and that's important because

here now you have a neutral person that has no financial interest necessarily in

delivering via talk to you for any personal gain they are here to tell you

why we are doing the business in the first place and then if you have a top

authority covering the cryptocurrency angle then if we can have just the names

of the speakers that should be the driving force for you to gather a

significant number of people attending it's going to be a much larger

conference I've already got the pull up stat and you know hopefully it'll be

good but guys if this is if this is a you know generally of interest to you

next time I want to break it down for you because I have been involved in a

couple of scams before myself and I got taken for a ride I got suckered in

because you know when I was chatting to the CCO of one of those cabs

I asked him where does your bold mining operation and he mentioned was Becca's

plan I'm like oh wow because I know is Becky Stein is a major

gold producer which is formerly Soviet Union but now an independent nation so

he answered all my questions off the back and he was live chatting and I said

so what's your second operation you mentioned also carry an agent I mean you

know Elsa Carly here okay yeah we have a small mining spec in there and then okay

so what's the mining operation like you know we're subcontractors okay so what

do you do blah blah blah he answered absolutely everything so I

thought it was a real business it was a Ponzi now I am so weary of this because

there are a few people that really got hurt a few people that really got burnt

because of my involvement in it and I led them into something that was doomed

yeah and frankly speaking the every time I think about it I am personally

heartbroken that I led other people you know it's building up other people's

hopes and then letting them down it's not so easy to say oh we all take risk

you know online business is always risky this is what scammers say ya know a

proper registered properly constituted company is not the kind of risk the risk

is the job and the risk is following a leader who will tell you just about

anything for sake of commissions and that is where I want to be personally

very very careful so this is why you know the idea is we lead we try to lead

with value this video is for you to show to anybody that starts arguing about

buy-and-hold you know starts arguing about bitcoin being a bubble start

arguing about you know skepticism around bubble yeah I'm not sure show that this

and we will have a lot more of these I want to do these more regularly you know

if you guys are really up for it then let's do it properly all right but thank

you very much guys for being here for staying so long it's just over an hour

and I want to thank Bill Wilmot for engaging you all and thank you very much

and good night

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