it is a well-known fact that the u.s. outspends every other nation on earth on
its defense America's current defense budget of around 664 billion dollars
will be bolstered by an extra 50 2.8 billion dollars under the new
administration a good part of this will be spent on the purchase and development
of Warplanes one such aircraft the Lockheed Martin
f-35 lightning ii has become synonymous with ambitious big spending but prior to
the f-35 stealing the headlines there was another stealth fighter the
Lockheed Martin f-22 Raptor that was largely seen as the technological marvel
of the skies and also a very expensive piece of machinery when we pitted the
f-35 against Russia's universally extols aircraft the su-35
the conclusion we came to is that the planes are so different and designing
capabilities that they are difficult to compare the f-22 was a different beast
altogether though and a machine that is largely seen as the ideal fo for the
su-35 today we'll see just how these two highly advanced aircraft match up in
this episode of the infographic show the f-22 versus the su-35 don't forget to
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squad we'll start by taking a look at the f-22 this fifth-generation advanced
tactical aircraft according to the United States Air Force is unmatched as
an air superiority fighter designed by Lockheed Martin it took its first flight
in 1997 and formally entered the service of the US Air Force in 2005 195 f-22s
were built overall with a unit procurement cost of a staggering 350
million dollars this supreme flying machine was not only far more expensive
to build than anything of its kind but according to Air Force cost and
performance figures it was also a veritable super consumer of dollars when
in flight the US Air Force has stated that the
f-22 costs around 60,000 dollars an hour to fly compared to twenty two thousand
five hundred for the f-16 C Fighting Falcon and $30,000 for the f-35 while
the Air Force has always been enthusiastic about what it believes is
the best combat fighter plane ever made it said that restart costs might be the
reason interest has turned to other developments now we turn to russia's
sukhoi su-35 this single-seat super maneuverable multi-role fighter flew its
first flight in 1998 as a prototype but didn't appear in its present form until
2007 when it was revealed to the public at the russian max 2007 airshow while
the US military believes it has the greatest combat aircraft the Russian
military of defense has also made such a claim with it
sooo 35:58 have been built overall and many more have been ordered with each
unit costing somewhere between 50 to 75 million dollars it's thought the cost to
fly the plane for one hour is around $35,000
unlike the f-22 which cannot be exported due to laws in place to protect its
high-tech features and stealth capabilities the su-35 is up for sale a
handful of countries have expressed interest in buying the aircraft but so
far only China has shown the money ordering 24 planes for a cost of around
2 billion dollars the question you might be asking yourself is why is the f-22 so
expensive to build and fly we might better understand this by looking under
the hood so to speak here are some comparisons
with the su-35 it's estimated that the f-22 has a top speed in excess of 1,500
miles per hour with a range meaning how far it can fly between takeoff and
landing around 1,800 40 miles the su-35 has a top speed of around 1491 miles per
hour and has a range of 1940 miles the surface ceiling how high the aircraft
can fly and be fully operational is 20,000 meters for the f-22 and 18,000
meters for the su-35 as for armaments the f-22 carries 120 millimeter gun with
480 rounds up to 6 medium-range air-to-air missiles and two short-range
air-to-air missiles the su-35 has 130 millimeter gsh 30 internal cannon with
150 rounds up to 6 medium-range air-to-air missiles and for short-range
air-to-air missiles some pundits believe that if a dogfight should happen between
the two aircraft the Russian plane may have the advantage having better within
visual range capabilities and carrying a few more weapons however both planes are
agile and fast and carry devastating short-range weapons the super
maneuverable su-35 has impressed with its aerial acrobatics but then the f-22
is extremely nimble - due to its excellent thrust to weight ratio which
in the words of Lockheed Martin makes the f-22 ready to dominate any and all
adversaries from the outset of any conflict the outcome of these two planes
having a dogfight is a divisive issue but it's also an unlikely scenario it's
at a distance where the f-22 is seen as the better playing due to its beyond
visual range capabilities the su-35 packs more missiles but the f-22 has the
stealth advantage this is a huge advantage of course because it could
potentially end the fight before the su-35 knows it's in one
with such powerful weapons on board whoever draws first blood in this fight
undoubtedly wins the battle it's thought that while the su-35s infrared search
and track array dark could detect the f-22 at fairly close range its sensors
will have to get lucky the f-22 was built to hide as well as
fight and the plane has been compared to finding a needle in a haystack or
literally a marble in the sky according to analysts one of the reasons for the
latter planes hefty price tag is its superior technology as much as its power
agility and potential to harm this is not to underestimate the su-35s radar
control system but it is probably no match for the technology of the f-22
modern aircraft fighting is about much more than speed and weaponry with
situational awareness and stealth being huge game-changing factors in the words
of the f-22 is principal builder even if you detect me you're not going to know
where I am a second from now what most people seem to agree on is that the Air
Force pilots in the modern era shouldn't have to get up close before they destroy
a target and so the most advanced radar technology and stealth capabilities are
the best attributes a plane can have this is the foremost reason why the US
doesn't export its f-22s and keeps its technology classified material Russia of
course is acutely aware of this and is in the process of developing its
fifth-generation Sukhoi t-50 pak fa stealth fighter the plane's technology
is classified information too but we know Russia again is focusing on
outstanding supermaneuverability the t-50 however will be the first Russian
Air Force plane to use stealth technology with the kinematic
performance which is set to be comparable to the f-22 a former US Air
Force intelligence officer has been quoted as saying that Russia's new
machine will have a sophisticated design that is at least equal to and some have
said even superior to us fifth-generation aircraft this
supposition has also been doubted by other analysts just as it has costed the
Americans a hefty sum to develop mind-blowing avionics technology and
futuristic pilot aircraft interfaces the Russians are said to be having their own
problems with extreme costs and the constant setbacks that come with
developing high-tech machines progress is set to be slow Russian Deputy Defense
Minister Yuri Borissov has said the country is in no hurry to enter the
stealth fighter into service it's expected the first plane will be
introduced in 2019 and Russia will continue developing it until 2025 so how
do you think these two fighter jets match up and more importantly what do
you think the Russians will pull out of the bag with their newest plane let us
know in the comments if you like this comparison
be sure to check out our other video of 35 vs. su-35 thanks for watching and as
always don't forget to like share and subscribe
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Myers Briggs Types Indicator - Which One of 16 Personalities Are You? - Duration: 9:19.
Hi, my name is Andrew Torch and today, I'm going to talk about Myers-Briggs Types Indicator.
What is that?
Basically, that's a test a bunch of questions that help you define your personality type out of
sixteen already made personality types
Made basically by Carl Jung...is based on Carl Jung's theories
Now why, would you do those tests?
well those tests explain how you and basically all the other people make decisions and
perceive the world
Because you may not realize it yet, but people in the same situations may have totally different priorities
one person wants to
know something like get some information and the other person for example wants to
Make someone feel good while doing that
or not upset someone while doing that so there are different priorities for different people and this is why
this test is helpful
To help you see the differences and help you understand yourself more
now I've done two tests today
and I will show both sources because they are totally free tests
and both my results in a minute, but before I want to quickly explain
What is Myers and Briggs test. How basically those sixteen personality types look like? So you would know
Where is it...where this is going*
Basically there are eight factors. There are four pairs
Pairs are opposite to each other so there are introverts and extroverts
people who prefer deciding based on rational thinking and their own feelings
and
Well since I started I just explain
Quickly all those eight factors. You're either
extroverted person or introverted so you either feel relaxed and
Unstressed, you're basically relaxed in the crowds, with people, with friends, or you're relaxed alone at home reading a book
That's the simplest explanation
the second is
intuition or being sensual
It basically means do you prefer to act with
Your inner beliefs like your intuition what your guts
Tell you or do you prefer to get the information from around and act based all those informations?
now the third one is thinking versus feeling
and it's basically that. Do you decide based on rational thinking or your feelings
and the last one is perceiving versus judging
Perceiving is basically being a spontaneous person
free spirit and
judging is
Being a planner an organized planner. Now, you are never 100% of one or the other
So the line is somewhere in between
but you have
preferences towards one of those
and the tests will show you
Basically, where are you with those preferences and there are also
Explanations about behaviors of people with your personality types, so I think I will just jump into
Tests so the first test
All right, so first test is from humanmetrics.com
It's called...called the young typology test its trademark even. Now the difference between these tests,
this page actually and other pages is that... it focuses on
jobs, so you will discover careers and occupations most suitable for personality type
and I've done this test before I think
and
It's sure you have
Professions listed for your personality type. Of course you can click whatever you want and get right to* it
but I'm going to do a test quickly and
I will show you how it looks
Alright, so I just, I just finished the test
Again, I'm introvert intuitive thinking and judging
But the percentages are different than the last time because I was about
74 thinking and about 50 intuitive and only nine percent introvert so basically if you answer a little
different*
your personality does not change. I was actually curious if my
results will be the same, well, personality type is the same, but I'm more moderate.
On the other hand I'm studying psychology, so I've been constantly improving myself so maybe that has
a small influence over this. Now here, you can see
your type description,
business use, careers
and some more testing. Let's see.
Here you have your entire
profile. All the other 16 types.
Here you have stuff development and team-building so basically you can
check this out. There are some products here also.
And
here you have
careers to explore.
Well I'm here.
And I kind...and I actually sell Kindle books, so I'm almost a librarian.
So, well,
it kind of works.
All right, so that's it for this test. I will see you in the next one.
Alright, this is the next test. It's on 16personalities.com. Now, what's fun about this test is that
after completing it you will basically have
kind of a different name for you that explains you a little better like
Protagonist or Campaigner or Architect I am the Architect
but I haven't done this test before so I'm going to do this right now, and see how it goes.
All right so first things first. This test has seven answers
per question, not five. And I I've actually managed to become extroverted in the process.
And here you also have assertive and turbulent...
turbulent.
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
So basically by this test I am pretty much
in the middle.
With big...being big on my intuition and judging.
So basically I'm a planner and that's obvious to me that I'm a planner. I don't agree actually with this
because, well, first it's all about the questions.
And maybe those questions just put me as extroverted but to be honest. I am totally introverted
I got my whole...I get my whole energy from being alone
and I just have a lot of extroverted skills that I've developed.
I've learned to talk in groups, I've learned to
interact. It wasn't like my...I wasn't born with it. I just
found that I lack the social skills and I tried to learn them.
So I think this is why I am extroverted and that's actually funny for me - commander.
Honestly, I still believe that I'm the architect because I've done...this is my fourth test
on Myers and Briggs, and this is the only one that shows different results and the results are different only by
1%.
So yeah, so that's the second test I wanted to show you. It's actually much less...
There is less pressure when you do it because it looks colorful, beautiful, and it's fun. So 16personalities.com.
Okay, so we have just seen both tests. One is on humanmetrics.com.
The other is on 16personalities.com. You can check them out by yourself and see
what is your personality type basically. If you enjoyed this video
share it! Subscribe! And I thank you for watching!
See you and remember to stay awesome and stay fearless!
Alright, so this is the second test it's on 1664 alright, so this is the next test sick
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This Small Home Which is Located on the Shores of Vancouver Island , British Columbia - Duration: 1:38.
This Small Home Which is Located on the Shores of Vancouver Island , British Columbia
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$40 Pillow VS $130 Pillow! - Which gives you the better sleep? - Duration: 3:26.
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BLACKPINK Jisoo Reveals Which Member Looks The Best With No Makeup - Duration: 1:29.
BLACKPINK Jisoo Reveals Which Member Looks The Best With No Makeup
In a recent radio broadcast, BLACKPINK participated in a speed quiz about each other.
They were required to answer 10 questions in total, but they had to make sure they were all answered within a time limit.
One of the questions asked Jisoo what she would rate her own physical appearance out of 100.
She rated herself 80 and explained that she deducted 20 because of her bare face.
I deducted 20 because… I know what my bare face looks like.
— BLACKPINKs Jisoo.
Jisoo then revealed that she thought Rosé had the best bare face because she looked like a baby.
Watch the full radio show below!.
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Roger Federer makes revelation about Rafael Nadal which is HUGE for rest of season - Duration: 2:13.
Roger Federer makes revelation about Rafael Nadal which is HUGE for rest of season
Federer, 36, is a doubt to play in the Paris Masters next week as he struggles with the injury.
If he does pull out, Federer would hand Nadal for world no.1 spot on a plate with just one big event left - the ATP World Tour Finals in London.
It may be just mind-games but Federer says hes too far behind and that top spot belongs to the Spaniard. Speaking ahead of the Swiss Indoors final, which he won, said: Im too far behind really in the points.
If I thought about it maybe I wouldnt even enjoy the end of the season because the whole season would feel a waste. The whole great season I played would feel its a bad one.
Im sorry to say its not a priority for me. People like to talk about it and make it a big deal about it.
I would loved to have made a big deal about it after Cincinatti, Montreal or the US Open but I couldnt do it there. My back didnt ever allow me to get into the race for the world no.1.
Its been a wonderful year throughout and the goal here is to play a good World Tour Finals. Federer beat Juan Martin del Potro 6-7 6-4 6-3 today to lift his record eighth Swiss Indoors title.
Victory ensured he moved to within 1,460 points of Nadal in the ATP rankings.
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WWE Releases Several Superstars: Which Wrestlers Were Let Go? | SML News - Duration: 4:05.
WWE Releases Several Superstars: Which Wrestlers Were Let Go?
Sunday appears to be "D-Day" for some WWE superstars.
The company announced that several wrestlers have been released from their contracts due to undisclosed reasons.
First, an announcement was made Sunday that Emma came to terms on a release from her contract.
"WWE has come to terms on the release of WWE Superstar Emma," a statement said.
"WWE wishes Emma the best in all of her future endeavors.".
Emma, whose real name is Tenille Dashwood, has been troubled from the start of her WWE career.
She had a successful tenure in NXT before being promoted to the main roster where she teamed with Santino Marella.
But just one year later, she was sent back to NXT and debuted a different character.
She found herself on the main roster again in 2016 but didn't get much of a push by the creative team.
They played numerous teasers of a new character named Emmalina for months, but plans were ultimately scrapped.
Emma's last WWE match was against Asuka on the October 23 episode of Monday Night Raw, one day after she lost to her at the Tables, Ladders and Chairs pay-per-view.
There hasn't been much word on what led to her release, Pro Wrestling Sheet's Ryan Satin reported.
Emma tweeted an emoji hours after the news of her release surfaced.
A short while after Emma's release was announced, WWE revealed that Darren Youngand Summer Rae had also been released from their contracts.
WWE also wished Young and Summer Rae the best on their "future endeavors" in a statement.
Young made his WWE debut in 2010 on NXT and had former WWE superstar CM Punkas his "mentor." He was part of the Nexus stable and eventually teamed with Titus O'Neil to form the Primetime Players.
After the team ran its course, WWE paired Young with legendary wrestler Bob Backlund in a gimmick that wanted to "Make Darren Young Great Again." However, Young suffered an injury earlier this year and plans for whatever creative push he would have were halted.
Pro Wrestling Sheet reported that Young was cleared for action in August but didn't see much TV time afterward.
Summer Rae made her WWE debut in 2013 as one Fandango's dance partner and appeared in the 2015 film Marine 4.
She was also used in a storyline involving Rusevand Lana, but plans were scrapped when the couple's real-life engagement was reported by TMZ.
She suffered an injury in 2016 and never appeared on TV again.
There has been no word on exactly what led to Young and Summer Rae's release.
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Which is best - active or passive investing? | #WeNeedToTalkAboutMoney 042 - Duration: 0:54.
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Democracy is a system of government in which the citizens exercise power directly - Duration: 2:58.
Democracy is a system of government in which the citizens exercise power directly or elect
representatives from among themselves to form a governing body, such as a parliament.
Democracy is sometimes referred to as "rule of the majority".
Democracy is a system of processing conflicts in which outcomes depend on what participants
do, but no single force controls what occurs and its outcomes.
The uncertainty of outcomes is inherent in democracy, which makes all forces struggle
repeatedly for the realization of their interests, being the devolution of power from a group
of people to a set of rules.
Western democracy, as distinct from that which existed in pre-modern societies, is generally
considered to have originated in city-states such as Classical Athens and the Roman Republic,
where various schemes and degrees of enfranchisement of the free male population were observed
before the form disappeared in the West at the beginning of late antiquity.
According to political scientist Larry Diamond, democracy consists of four key elements:
A political system for choosing and replacing the government through free and fair elections;
The active participation of the people, as citizens, in politics and civic life;
Protection of the human rights of all citizens, and
A rule of law, in which the laws and procedures apply equally to all citizens.
The term appeared in the 5th century BC, to denote the political systems then existing
in Greek city-states, notably Athens, to mean "rule of the people", in contrast to the aristocracy,
meaning "rule of an elite".
While theoretically, these definitions are in opposition, in practice the distinction
has been blurred historically.
The political system of Classical Athens, for example, granted democratic citizenship
to free men and excluded slaves and women from political participation.
In 1906, Finland became the first government to herald a more inclusive democracy at the
national level.
In virtually all democratic governments throughout ancient and modern history, democratic citizenship
consisted of an elite class until full enfranchisement was won for all adult citizens in most modern
democracies through the suffrage movements of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Democracy contrasts with forms of government where power is either held by an individual,
as in an absolute monarchy or where power is held by a small number of individuals,
as in an oligarchy.
Nevertheless, these oppositions, inherited from Greek philosophy, are now ambiguous because
contemporary governments have mixed democratic, oligarchic, and monarchic elements.
Karl Popper defined democracy in contrast to dictatorship or tyranny, thus focusing
on opportunities for the people to control their leaders and to oust them without the
need for a revolution.
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You won't believe which S Club 7 member is joining EastEnders - Duration: 2:20.
You won't believe which S Club 7 member is joining EastEnders
S Club 7 singer Hannah Spearritt is set to join the soap later this year.
She will be playing EastEnders cast Karen Taylors daughter Kandice, further expanding the family.
And it sounds like she will be just as outspoken as the rest of the brood.
Hannah said: I'm over the moon to be joining the show, it's such a huge part of British telly.
I'm really looking forward to getting started and I can't wait to see the Square in the flesh.
Walford here I come. Hannah is no stranger to acting, as she starred in ITVs Primeval for three years.
She also had parts in Casualty and Death in Paradise.
The 36-year-old is one of show producer John Yorkes latest signings since he took over from Sean OConnor, who quit in June.
Hannahs shock news comes just one day after the announcement of Tamzin Outhwaites return.
She is coming back as Mel Owen, who has history with both Phil Mitchell and Ian Beale.
Albert Square is about to get seriously dramatic.
EastEnders continues tomorrow at 7.30pm on BBC.
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