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REAL Narcissist Will Never Do These 8 Things

Believe it or not, we all have encountered narcissist at one time or another,

for instance, that co-worker who believes they are stronger, smarter and better at everything

than you, or that family member who manages to turn

every conversation back around to feature them.

A US study, completed in 2009, concluded that 6% of Americans suffer from full-blown narcissistic

personality disorder.

This doesn't include the number of people who fall somewhere along the spectrum, but

not quite to the degree of the full diagnosis.

With such a staggering number of narcissists walking among us, how can you tell when you

are face to face and dealing with one?

In this video I'm going to share with you 8 things real narcissist will never do.

If you find this information is helpful to you,

make sure to like this video and subscribe to this channel, so you won't miss any of

our interesting updates in the future!

1.

They don't take responsibility.

Any type of responsibility in one's life opens them up to criticism and judgement,

and a narcissist can't handle shame or blame!

They will schedule their entire lives to avoid any situation in which they must step up to

the plate.

2.

They avoid any 'true' emotion.

While a narcissist may say nearly anything to keep the attention on themselves, they

will go out of their way to avoid any sense of true emotion.

They hide their feelings to avoid vulnerability, but are not above playing the victim to get

their way.

3.

They are guilty of name-dropping.

Anything that can make a narcissist look better or more important is a win in their book,

and name-dropping gives them the illusion of exactly that.

4.

They never apologize.

Its hard to admit when we're run, and even harder when someone has themselves convinced

that they are ALWAYS right.

Their sense of superiority lead them to believe they are better than those around them, and

they would never stoop to admitting fault and apologizing for their actions.

5.

They will never act selflessly in any way.

Narcissists lack empathy.

That, combined with their inflated sense of entitlement, means that they would never even

consider a selfless act.

If they are not going to benefit from it in some way they are not going to spend their

valuable time and energy carrying it out.

6.

They can manipulate any conversation into being about them.

A narcissist needs to feel like the attention is on them,

so, when a conversation veers away from this all too important topic they are extremely

skilled at bringing it right back to a story centered around them once again.

7.

They avoid self reflection.

Narcissism is often a trait found in individuals who were irreparably damaged at some stage

in their life.

The act of self reflection would require them to show a level of vulnerability that they

are not willing to invite into their lives.

They rarely seek any type of counseling, and avoid honest communication and accountability.

8.

Their social media accounts include a ton of friends, and not a single bad picture!

Social media for a narcissist is all about status.

They want to look as good as they can for as many people as possible.

It's a way to brag up their 'perfect' life and appear extremely popular in the process!

Well, that's the 8 things real narcissist will never do.

Really cool information isn't it.

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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Stranger Things Season 1 Episode 1 "The Vanishing of Will Byers" Part 2 REACTION! ENG SUB - Duration: 5:05.

Well...

Very mysterious show

Very interesting

I'm gonna keep watching it

Some weird thing, being, what is this?

As i understood it was made in a lab

As for the boy

I think he'll be found

In a... don't know how many, i believe in a few episodes he'll be found

Will see

Actually the show is very interesting, i liked it

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How Will iPhone X, iPhone 8 Factor Into Apple's Upcoming Earnings? - Duration: 3:02.

I have Apple earnings so taking a look at the estimates for Apple which reports

Thursday after the clothes Wall Street is expecting earnings to rise 11% to a

dollar and 86 cents a share on sales of 50 1.2 billion dollars in the September

quarter that would be a nine percent so we're expecting to hear a little bit

more about the demand for the iPhone 8 which has been seen as somewhat weak

although reports out that pre-orders for the iPhone 10 coming out this Friday

higher than expected yes and there was an analyst who said there might be 50

million orders for the iPhone 10 you know that'll be interesting to see if

they have any comments about when the supply will be the early pre-orders very

quickly it's like no you're gonna get this in six weeks you're gonna get to

seven weeks you know you know down the road so that'll be an issue you know

then it's that meeven more important than the earnings you know the outlook

you know in the outlook itself even if they don't say that much if the outlook

is saying this on sales is sort of there'll be an implication of what

they're saying about the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 10 you know and Friday's move

is also going to be a maybe important for a lot of the suppliers because I

guess especially around a time with a new phone launch impact yes and then

when we get that you're gonna get a teardown when the 10 is a release then

you're gonna see well who's in the who's in that new phone and you know as is

broad comer there are more chips in there the higher content there's a lot

of that speculation so that'll happen so that'll be important you know and we

already seen today some suppliers breaking out you know last time when

Apple broke out a couple months ago not so much not so much didn't really move

but you know if we could take a look at broad coms chart now to ticker AVG oh

you know it's breaking out of a consolidation here so that's that's

looking pretty good another chip supplier skyworks is also

breaking out and we'll see you know this is Broadcom obviously had a big move on

friday vaulting above its 50-day line and now it's sort of fighting it's come

back a little bit you know we'll see if it can hold on to that it did break out

a couple of times but then very quickly came back down and that was actually not

a great sign for the Apple ecosystem and we'll eventually came back down so

that's nice to see Apple and skyworks are breaking out and and then some other

plays that are out there you know a universal display which makes some

technology for ood screens they're not a direct supplier but still and then you

also have a Corvo and Lu mentum which are you know those are suppliers to

Apple as well those are all moving up strongly nearby points oh well I'd you

know universal display and a core vote and lament them all have earnings this

week so it's a very busy week for the entire Apple ecosystem all right and

Apple shares of 2.2% currently after breaking out of a couple with handled

base on Friday that sock does remain within Byron

For more infomation >> How Will iPhone X, iPhone 8 Factor Into Apple's Upcoming Earnings? - Duration: 3:02.

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Give Me This Day: The Triumph of Faith and Will - Duration: 28:30.

- When I lost control of my body,

the hardest thing I had to learn

was letting go of control.

- From the moment he was born,

Drew Clayborn was strong and sturdy.

Now at 22, he's still strong and sturdy,

even though he's paralyzed from the neck down.

Give Me This Day: The Triumph of Faith and Will.

This week on Mi Healthy Mind.

Let's talk about it.

(upbeat instrumental music)

Welcome to Mi Healthy Mind.

I'm Michael Hunter.

Today's story will have you all over the emotional map.

It is a story of faith and will,

of triumph over extreme adversity,

of family love,

of friendship,

of unshakable inner strength.

It begins with a child who was

naturally optimistic and outgoing,

intelligent and active.

Drew Clayborn was into everything good,

sports, theater, music and life.

Until one day, at age 15,

he broke his neck doing a random backflip.

Settle in, while my colleague Elizabeth Atkins

talks with Drew Clayborn.

- Drew and LeDon welcome to Mi Healthy Mind.

- Thanks for having us.

- Yeah.

- Pleasure to be here.

- So Drew, you lived a very full,

very good life before your accident.

Can you tell us about it?

- Yeah, so, before my accident,

I was pretty active in school and stuff.

And I played a lot of different activities,

and I was in marching band,

and I played football and basketball.

And then whenever I'd find time,

I was always trying to just find something to do.

And so I was pretty active in school and at church,

everywhere, yeah.

- His name is Drew.

Picked it out of a name book because of what it meant.

It stood for strong and sturdy.

He truly is very strong and sturdy.

- And then you broke your neck.

Can you tell us what happened?

- Yeah, so sophomore year in high school.

I was 15, and in between a couple sports and stuff

there was a musical at school

and they were just bringing people in,

asking if anybody had any special abilities.

And I was like, "Well, if you want me to,

"I can do a backflip."

And so I started learning

how to do a backflip.

And I was going to a dance studio

and taking tumbling lessons.

And one day in the hallway at school,

me and some friends were just joking around

and we started doing backflips.

And when I went to go do a backflip,

I landed on my neck

and just landed wrong.

Woke up in the hospital.

- So when you regained conscientiousness,

were you aware of what happened?

- Uh, no.

When I regained conscientiousness it was kind of in and out.

It was probably like a week after

the accident had actually happened

where I really regained conscientiousness.

'Cause initially family members and friends and stuff

were coming to see me,

and I kept waking up

and asking what happened.

They would tell me,

and then I would fall back asleep.

And then wake up and do it again.

So once I came to, it was kind of the same thing.

Just asked what happened,

and they told me.

And my initial thought was just,

I got an extension on my homework.

(laughing)

That was my-- - Oh my goodness.

- That was my initial thought.

- Wow, that's a true student.

(laughing)

Thinking about their homework...

- That's a true procrastinator at that.

(laughing)

- So when did you realize the gravity of your situation?

- His first week there,

like he said, he don't remember much,

but that was induced.

- Oh, okay.

- They gave him medication so he'd have amnesia,

so to speak.

- Oh.

- 'Cause they didn't want him to, you know,

wake up, freak out.

'Cause his neck was still broken,

hadn't been set yet,

and things like that.

So that was intentional.

And then by the time he came through,

one of the things we kind of intentionally did

is we had already been planning.

And a lot of his friends, and teachers,

and everybody from our community wanted to come

and show their support.

So, I decided to let 'em.

And so, by the time he started remembering things,

each day he was probably havin' 50 or 100 people

come to his room to visit him

in the ICU. - Wow.

- And so they used to have a rule

where they'd only let 'em in two at a time,

but there was so many they was like,

"Okay, we'll make an exception."

And so they'd pile in there.

Some of his music friends would bring their guitars,

and they'd jump in the bed, take selfies with him,

and talk about the same stuff they would've talked about

before he got hurt.

So, he was always optimistic,

and we were always optimistic,

and still are.

So, we immediately went into

what it's gonna take to get him fixed

versus accepting this as your new way of life.

You know, that wasn't even a thought.

I've always raised them to be optimistic.

You know, we weren't the richest family in the world,

and we always had challenges,

and they had to be raised with divorced parents,

and the last thing I wanted to see happen to them

is that they lose faith,

or belief in the things they could do with their life,

and lose the reality of how wonderful life is.

- So at some point the doctors must have said,

"You're paralyzed.

"You can't walk."

- [LeDon] Yes.

- Okay.

- After they did the surgery to set his neck,

they gave him a super dose of steroids.

I guess, that's like a normal thing they do,

and sometimes it breaks down and it works.

It kind of shocks the nerve system or something.

But usually they know within about 72 hours.

So it was a waiting game.

Everyday we was waitin',

they would come in and do a little test

to see if he was responding.

And then finally when it reached the point

where they came and sat me down in the ICU,

and your mom was with me,

and they kind of told us that at this point

that he was gonna be a quadriplegic.

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- [Narrator] Stress, depression

and severe mental illness can happen to anyone.

Team Mental Health Services

has been helping those struggling

with these conditions in Southeastern Michigan.

Within 24 hours of reaching out to our team,

members receive psychiatric evaluations,

and begin the necessary treatment for recovery.

Team Mental Health Services,

because we care, and you can.

(upbeat instrumental music)

(piano music)

- When a person experiences a traumatic event,

a number of things can happen.

First and foremost there's a sense of,

of feeling overwhelmed.

A sense of feeling a loss of control.

And those two things are experiences

that a person has to find a way to process

within your own mind.

Put into the context of their own life,

they may develop either a grief response,

a depressive response,

or a post-traumatic stress response.

Depending on their own personal makeup

and their particular experience of the event.

- Welcome back to Mi Healthy Mind.

Almost all people who suffer the kinds of catastrophic,

life-changing injury that Drew has experienced

encounter some type of mental health issue.

Severe depression, anxiety,

even thoughts of suicide.

Many do not have the internal fortitude

or the external support system that Drew has.

Often professional help is required.

- Physically, tell us what you were feeling.

- Physically, nothing.

It's one of those things

that when the accident first happens,

that's really where your sensation is lowered a lot.

And then since that point,

I've able to regain a lot of sensation.

It was all about rehabbing to try to regain some movement.

And seeing where I was at,

and what was possible

and what was gonna come after that.

'Cause I still have the idea

that I'm gonna walk again one day.

- Absolutely.

- In between, I know, I forget who said it,

but they said, "God or science, I'm gonna walk again."

So, I don't care which.

- Drew, what plans were mapped out

for your treatment and your future?

- Initially when I was in the hospital,

the huge game plan was geared towards

first getting me home and getting me stable.

But then there was a huge push

to get me back into the marching band.

And all my friends and everything,

everybody kept coming with ideas

of how to get me back into the marching band.

Because before my accident I played tuba.

And yeah, so after my accident

they were trying their ideas of playing the harmonica.

There was ideas of a bunch of different stuff,

and we ended up coming up,

someone came up with idea of playing a MIDI controller.

- That was Dave Rogers.

- Yeah.

- What's a MIDI controller?

- So it's kind of like a synthesizer.

A keyboard that plays different sound effects,

and so that was the big mission after my accident.

But, which also helped was a lot of my rehab.

'Cause it was a lot of neck movement.

Marching band helped with that.

And then it was also a big push of,

of being able to stay healthy after being in the hospital.

- A lot of people who experience a traumatic situation

like you have,

go through a natural grieving process.

Can you relate to that?

- I didn't really have any time to grieve.

There was no, I never really got down.

- So you had said something pretty clever,

and basically you had said

that with all the support

and all these people caring about you,

It was really shocking for you,

and you felt like you couldn't let anybody down.

So I had thought from that point,

that that was a strong motivation for him.

Is that he didn't wanna let anyone down

who was showing him support.

And I think that fueled you quite a bit for awhile.

- Yeah, 'cause it's one of those things,

you have all these people showing you all this support.

And everybody being there for you, it's like,

how can you be down?

Like, how can you be sad

with all these great things you're able to do?

- And one thing that contributes

to you being strong and sturdy is your faith.

Can you describe your faith to us please?

- Yeah, my faith has taken, especially,

well since my accident,

there's been so many examples.

But, whenever there's any type of situation

where I have any type of doubt,

I just, it always works out.

So I'm at the point now where my faith is more so.

It's not, if something is gonna work out.

I know it's gonna work out.

That's just where I'm at with it.

- So, where does that faith and that knowing,

where does it come from?

- We've done a lot of incredible things

from my accident to now.

And each time we don't think things are gonna work out,

they do.

And it's one of those things,

something our Pastor mentions.

He likes to talk about the Lord's Prayer.

And the one line is, "Give me this day."

And honestly that's all we've gotten.

And that's all we really keep getting.

That we always just keep getting this day.

Like as soon as we lose something,

we get it right back in another way.

There was a lot of things to worry about.

But it just seems like,

I don't know how or why things are gonna work out,

but I always know they will.

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- [Michael Voiceover] Welcome to Mi Healthy Mind.

- The show that dares to talk about mental health matters

that touch nearly every family.

Each week you'll meet guests who share their stories,

hear from local experts

and learn about resources that may help.

- And so I was in a committee meeting

at the House of Representatives,

when I realized that my daughter had autism.

- We need to take the stigma away

from mental health issues.

- No topics about health and wellness are off-limits

on our show.

- Let's talk about it

on Mi Healthy Mind.

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- There's a lot of good, sound advice

for those who have gone through an incapacitating event.

As well as some truly groundbreaking procedures

and programs available.

As for inspiration?

Elizabeth Atkins continues with Drew Clayborn.

- So Drew, everybody took on a role to help you.

Tell us about each person's role.

- Early on it was really my brother and my mom,

and came back from Chicago.

And my brother was able to take,

and do a lot of care for me,

and being with me in that way.

The same with my sister.

She was doing a lot of care for me,

especially my first year after my accident.

We were both still in high school.

So there would be days I would be in school,

and she would have to come with me.

And either I would go to her classes

or she would go to mine.

And we would just,

figure out a way to take care of each other.

And then my dad has been a huge role of the fundraising

and helping with our non-profit,

and building our non-profit,

and doing all the fundraising.

And really gearing that forward.

And my mom still takes care of me.

And she helps with filling in shifts

when the nurses aren't available.

And, yeah, we all just take a role.

And my dad's always filling in if nurses call off.

He's always the, what is it?

- The on-call?

- The on-call.

- [Elizabeth] Call him "on-call?"

- [LeDon] Yeah, I'm on-call.

- Right, he's the last one.

The last anchor if there's nobody else.

He has to drop whatever and come be with me.

- Once you were released from the hospital,

tell us what it was like getting back into normal life.

What you had to do to prepare.

- So, being able to keep my body healthy.

We had to figure out a way to live a normal life.

While still doing rehab and things like that.

So in the hospital, I was on the rehab floor,

and we were doing physical therapy three days a week.

And sometimes more,

so when I got home,

I started going to a rehab facility

three days a week

either before school

or after school.

And that was takin' a big toll on me,

and we saw that we just weren't

getting the results we needed.

So in order for me to go to school for full-time,

and keep my body healthy while still doing therapy,

we had to figure out something else.

- Yeah, well then I got invited to

something like a seminar nursing for case workers.

And they have a gathering

and they share best practices and so forth,

and I got invited.

And one of the guest speakers

was a man by the name of Phil Muccio,

and he owns a company called Axiobionics,

and he did a presentation of his wearable therapy.

And he explained that he had used the same therapy

for Christopher Reeves,

and all these different things.

And as soon I saw it, I go, "That's what he needs."

- Yeah, my body responded really well to the therapy.

It's a wearable suit with electric stem pads

that stimulate my muscles.

And I can wear it,

and it allows me to do therapy at night

while I'm asleep

and still stay healthy.

It helps with blood flow,

I don't have any muscle atrophy.

- [LeDon] No bone density lost.

- [Drew] Yeah.

No pressure sores.

- [LeDon] No heart issues, pressure sores, none of that.

- It helps with cardio and keepin' my heart healthy.

So yeah, it's been a huge,

and that was the big kicker that allowed me to live a life

while still being healthy,

and not having to worry about my health.

- But we did it,

and it worked.

It worked better than we ever could have imagined.

Not only did his body stay healthy,

but he got bigger,

and bigger and stronger.

To the point now where we do send the therapy

so he doesn't get any bigger.

(laughing)

Yeah.

- Tryin' to lose weight so the nurses aren't

breakin' their backs trying to pick me up.

(laughing)

- And the inventor, the guy who invented the stuff,

he's marveled.

Like he uses Drew as his pitch guy now

to sell this product.

'Cause he'd come out to the door with his measuring tape

and measure his thighs and his arms,

and they were like all over 100% increase, 115, 125%.

I mean arms went from this to this,

and you know legs went from this to that.

You know, I mean you can see how thick his thighs are.

He's stronger than me

even though he can't move it on his own.

He's definitely ready to be lifted up out of that chair.

Absolutely.

- So once all these resources and this infrastructure

was established for you,

what was it like to step back into the world

and go to school, and socialize?

- That part's easy.

Ever since forever, school's been easy.

Socializing, that's just fun.

That's me living.

That's me doing what I would be doing anyway.

And that's why everybody should have the opportunity

to be themselves, to do what they would be doing otherwise.

This isn't the end.

This is not a limitation.

There's nothing you can't do.

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- [Narrator] Stress, depression

and severe mental illness can happen to anyone.

Team Mental Health Services

has been helping those struggling

with these conditions in Southeastern Michigan.

Within 24 hours of reaching out to our team,

members receive psychiatric evaluations,

and begin the necessary treatment for recovery.

Team Mental Health Services,

because we care, and you can.

(upbeat instrumental music)

- Most people come through traumas fairly well

with the support of their family and friends

and their own inner resources.

People who haven't been traumatized in the past,

people with high levels of functioning,

people with good support systems

who were able to experience themselves

as capable of coping

at the moment of the loss,

do much better.

In the case of recovery from a major bodily loss,

requires a sense of hopefulness,

a sense of ability to cope,

ability to get through things

and that may come from any number of different things.

It may come from religious faith.

It may come from all sorts of things.

So family support is very helpful.

Religious support is very helpful.

All of those things help people to get through these things

much better than somebody else might.

- Today we are talking with Drew Clayborn.

A 22 year old quadriplegic about faith and will,

and his triumph over catastrophe.

Elizabeth Atkins continues.

- Special equipment,

24 hour care,

how do you manage that financially?

- God, He provides. (laughing)

Well we started a non-profit

that we raised money to help others

with brain and spinal cord injury.

But it also still serves Drew.

We have two specific events for him every year,

there's a golf outing and a run.

Our golf outing does great.

Our 5k, 10k is still building.

And so, we also have some angel supporters

who don't wanna be mentioned,

don't wanna be talked about.

But they actually send money to his trusts

on a monthly basis to help pay for his nurses

or pay for expenses,

or his transportation or whatever.

And, again, it was all miracles.

I mean, I meet someone, tell 'em the story.

They like the story,

they fall in love with Drew,

they wanna help.

The fact that he was in college

after everything that happened to him,

they all know somebody who would've just gave up,

has inspired a lot of people

to want to be part of his story.

- Drew, how has this effected you?

- With all this support

that I've gotten since my accident,

and seeing how other people are living

in similar situations as mine,

I always wanna give back.

And for me, for the non-profit,

it's a huge goal to have it be largely for other people

and not me.

I'd much rather do anything,

any type of fundraisers for other people.

And to give them, to pay it forward,

and show along this support that we've gotten,

and to help others as well.

- Can you share with us some of the technological tools

that you use?

For example, college students write papers.

How do you write a paper?

- My phone is a big part of it

'cause a lot of the time when everybody else,

when they pass out papers to read,

when they hand out pamphlets that you need to look at,

I always have to make sure they have electronic copy,

and I'll pull it up on my phone,

and read it on there.

And then, my chair is pretty heavy duty. (laughing)

'Cause it has to endure a lot.

I will say this, once I'm in my chair,

I'm much more stable,

and much more independent,

because between--

- Oh, extremely independent.

- Yeah, between my chair and my phone,

I can do almost anything.

Especially in my room,

'cause I'll have it set up

to where I can use my phone

to control the TV, the lights, the thermostat

and that's everything at home.

On campus, I can just control my computer from my phone.

- His music.

- And so, right? Music.

And it's a big part of my mentality

because it gives me a lot of freedom,

a lot of independence,

and so when I'm up in my chair,

really my mannerisms are still the same

as before my accident.

And really gives me a lot of control and independence.

And allows me to do the things I do comfortably

and not have to think about it.

- So Drew, what are your plans for the future?

- I wanna cure a major illness,

or at least work in somewhere,

in a field that's working on

Cancer, muscular dystrophy or stem cells or anything.

The cure for paralysis is already in the works somewhere,

and if they need my help, I'd be willing.

I'd be happy to go help with that.

That's where I'm excited,

and just for personal reasons.

It's definitely somethin' close to me,

and something I'm interested in,

and that's what I'd like to work on.

- So what message would you like to leave the viewers

of Mi Healthy Mind today?

- Every single person has a story.

And each of us can learn something

from each other's stories.

So, I would encourage everybody to just go out

and learn other people's stories.

Go sit with people, talk with people,

and just see what you can learn

from someone else's story.

- Drew and LeDon, you are two remarkable people.

We're so grateful for you

to share your story here today.

I'm certain you'll inspire many people.

- Well thanks for having us.

It was a pleasure to be here.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

(piano music)

- [Narrator] Stress, depression

and severe mental illness can happen to anyone.

Team Mental Health Services

has been helping those struggling

with these conditions in Southeastern Michigan.

Within 24 hours of reaching out to our team,

members receive psychiatric evaluations,

and begin the necessary treatment for recovery.

Team Mental Health Services,

because we care, and you can.

(upbeat instrumental music)

- Elizabeth, I don't think I've ever met anyone

who's been such an inspiration.

Never blaming, no whining, no "woe is me."

I'm really humbled by this guy.

- I agree Michael.

I feel privileged to meet him,

and very grateful that he's sharing his story on our show.

- Between the mental and the spiritual inspiration,

and medical advances that are becoming more accessible,

there's real hope for people who have suffered

a catastrophic injury.

- And so much that's positive,

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So Will I (100 Billion X) - a quick cover - Duration: 7:54.

God of creation

There at the start Before the beginning of time

With no point of reference

You spoke to the dark Fleshed out the wonder of light

And as You speak A hundred billion galaxies are born

In the vapor of Your breath the planets form

If the stars were made to worship So will I

I can see Your heart in everything You've made

Every burning star a signal fire of grace

If creation sings Your praises So will I

God of Your promise

You don't speak in vain No syllable empty or void

For once You have spoken

All nature and science follow the sound of Your voice

And as You speak

A hundred billion creatures catch Your breath

Evolving in pursuit of what You said

If if all reveals Your nature So will I

I can see Your heart in everything You say

Every painted sky a canvas of Your grace

If creation still obeys You So will I

If the stars were made to worship So will I

If the mountains bow in reverence So will I

If the oceans roar Your greatness So will I

For if everything exists to lift You high So will I

If the wind goes where You send it So will I

If the rocks cry out in silence So will I

If the sum of all our praises still falls shy

Then we'll sing again a hundred billion times

God of salvation

You chased down my heart Through all of my failure and pride

On a hill You created

The Light of the world Abandoned in darkness to die

And as You speak A hundred billion failures disappear

Where You lost Your life So I could find it here

If You left the grave behind You So will I

I can see Your heart In everything You've done

Every part designed In a work of art called love

If You gladly chose surrender So will I

I can see Your heart Eight billion different ways

Every precious one A child You died to save

If You gave Your life to love them So will I

Like You would again a hundred billion times

But what measure could amount to Your desire?

You're the One who never leaves the one behind

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This Video Will Make You Hate Kavos (PART 2) - Duration: 11:28.

What's going on going to boy Connor how I get the best creator on YouTube with now 50 subscribers

Thank you all so much for the amazing support

I know there's a huge milestone in my career, but whatever my big time now

I don't need to worry about that small me is in this house right now

I'm a big mega youtuber

And I'm trying to get those YouTube views the most popular video on YouTube was a video in which I kind of explodes on really?

I mean I just made a video this guy named Cabo this British dude makes commentary videos and kind of a hypocrite a little sensitive

So I kind of roasted in the video seem to get a lot of good feedback

I got a lot of really nice comments for people who haven't seen my videos before that

Subscribe to me or just check the video out and enjoy it

And I appreciate it my goal is to try to bring people down on YouTube to try to end people's careers

I just like to add my voice to an already loud

conversation when I video in Cabos was the most popular video on my channel and because I call this video

Performed so well because it was really actually fun to make I'm making a part two on this video will make you hate Cabos

Because Cabos not only blocked me on twitter, but also has basically proven every single point

I've made about him since I've made that video which is only a couple weeks ago so with that

I even know how Paul Simon's channel, but I'm putting on this headband, man. I'm going to war or Cabos

He picks the wrong American, dude

America versus the UK you'd know how that ends 1776

1812

Whatever okay America always beating UK it's happening history

Again right now. I'm already throbbing. I'm already frothing at the idea of making this video again. It's a buckle up

Doc you about to get some hay made you should blow combos and today we're going to talk about jeg pool. Okay, Jay cool

that's my

Basic close to the camera you got a half the life Jake pull Froman Groban

Censoring curse words is pretty sad I find it funny

How YouTube commenters want to come out creators for not being profaned enough leave me

I'll curse words whatever not cursing enough being soft

And then you have a guy like Carlos right he says the f-word the S word basically just curses in every video

And that's the punchline is Jim. It's not creative at all. It's not funny, but it's like Paulo. It's funny

You said the f-word and the efforts funny because I'm 22 now and now I can curse

Apparently get mad at me to live in you know my own place

But using profanity just use profanity isn't funny unless you actually add a comedic element to it

Which is basically what Pablo doesn't understand and that's basically what I'm saying about Cabos here

And the first day that made him in kind of tells that he curses a lot

and

I don't really need to go any further into it because it's kind of boring that's basically how I feel you don't need to use

Profanity to be funny, and if you do this profanity use it in a way, that's fine. See okay that instead of

You lazy

ken

Flicker I don't know just be funny with it and that's fine. You're funny. It's funny if you're not funny

It's not funny, and the problem is

I'm not even thinking about what happened if the bloke that's pulled out and his hot load

Spewed all over the baby giving him his first facial

I'm not thinking about that outside track, but when my last video said you know the colors is sensitive

And he's so hypocrite just like leafyishere. He's basically the newly

Since then pretty much exactly the same way

Video tonight who's excited we'll be live in one hour. It's a bank new video is live. I'm back. It's a juicy treat

We'll follow those who like it

There's another classic combo snoop

Retweet an automated YouTube tweet that basically says hey my life follows his video this guy didn't even tweet it

But combos is like open so I got a retweet it here. We go again Carlos retweeting himself

I never noticed this until you pointed it out my man plagiarized an entire speech

Please check to see if your sub to me YouTube's been unsub use my channel again. Please help guys

It's called losing subscribers because you make big content no it's called my loyal fans tweeting me that they are randomly being unsub

Here's the best combo sweet rice cam video could have been so much better. Honestly. Just watch mine lol like that doesn't scream

insecurity

I've no problem with combos not watching my video for the point that he blocked me on Twitter having not even seen my video

just goes to show that he's sensitive to even see his name in the title of video and say I don't even watch that it's

Gonna block this guy because I don't want to see he's negative

Criticism if you watched my video you would have gotten a few points about how would you be better?

I would like to take office be better. I think he has the potential being a youtuber but blocking another youtuber

Just because you don't wanna have to take the criticism

It just goes to show they you're extremely sensitive and if combos doesn't wanna watch my video

I can't fault it for Emily youtuber with double did and subscribers

I have no clout at all so I completely understand why a big youtuber wanna waste his time so to speak

Watching a small youtuber talk about how terrible it is shot those first adjusters. You know who you are

I love you all baby much love if a big youtuber ever tells you he or she's gonna

Follow you for liking their video don't listen to them believe me people call those as following on

Is he following everyone who likes his videos? He's not he's not even following a select few

He's only following people who he's interested in following because that's how people are on Twitter

I have no problem of people using unconventional methods to try to get more subscribers

I do some stuff too, but the problem is covers is lying to his fans

He actually is lying to his MP

Kaaba's has built a brand off of saying this youtuber is lying to you this big youtuber is a lying piece

the kabbalists look you did the same thing but

You're telling your fans. I'm gonna follow you on twitter if you like this video. You're not dude

You're not gonna follow, so either fall over. Don't duck, but don't give them false

Hope that you're gonna all of a sudden follow some kid who you're gonna unfollow tomorrow, maybe he has fallen

But he's gonna definitely on all of you, so just it's Dom. Dude. It's so I don't know it's a high school news I

Can't fall commas here look I made a video on Jake Paul - Jake Paul's name still pulls videos left and right and I'll give

Carlos credit his video was very well researched

And he brought up a lot of old clips that a lot of people wouldn't have brought up

Actually you guys scratch that from the record when I made that statement

I was referring to what I thought was kaavo's this video

But was actually a couple of clips that rice gum showed in his video

So yeah Cabo's actually got out researched by rice gum which is pretty telling

I would say so yeah my bad guys gave comics a little too much credit there

He really just under a settled

Jake Paul song which I'm sure rice gum would have shown in his video a couple of days later

He did make some good points

But I think you got a lot more credit than he deserved for the video

Another typical Cabos video in which he kind of makes a couple of points

and then says the same thing over and over and over for an entire video makes a couple of bad jokes and

It's a commis video. I touched on it before but Cabos really likes to use to certain curse words

And it wasn't any different with this Jake call video so go check it out if you want

You'll find a lot of those two words

Cabos is horrible of criticizing people

He is the biggest Internet bully of them all I mean it's like walking into school and being taught the importance of safe sex

By a whore ridden with STDs you wouldn't listen to her so you sure

Shouldn't listen to Jake Poole unprotected sex is all natural so I know

to try and stop

bad on YouTube oh

I could go on but I think the baby impressions kind of say it all I was over baby impressions by seventh grade probably

Cobb was still seems to like them, and he's in college now so good for him

that's fine, but I think for me and most people who were his age baby jokes and baby impersonations or

little outdated

That's just my opinion

On the same subject Cabos isn't funny at all in fact. I've claimed. He is unfunny

Here's a compilation of a couple of clips from one video of Cabos saying

Yeah, Jake Paul is gay

Yeah, Jake will praise them for being so funny and gave rice gum for sloppy suck all right scum

I love you so much when you're bullying kids. Please meet me a bit god

Please rise Don's been doing that since before when you wanted him to give you a golden shower and finally converse is really repetitive

He said, but here it is anyways

In case you never seen the video where Jake Paul says that rice gum was great, and I love rice gum

Kalos put that clip in his video 9 times so in case you missed it the first time or the third or the seventh

Here you go. I never saw that old Jay Paul clip before public put in this video

So it was cool to see that you know Jay Paul made a whole video where he was

Saying how great Rice gun was why would anybody stop beef with rice gum he'll cook you up

Oh, you're really dumb, but when Cabos uses the same clip

7 8 9 10 times in a video it kind of defeats the purpose of using the clip

You can use it 3 or 4 times even 5 or 6 times it

I think it's still works

But I think once you start showing that clip 7 8 9 10 times in a video its defeating the purpose of what you're trying

To do which is saying look Jake Paul did this ok move on to the next point?

Using the clip a couple of times in a video can be a really good way of conveying a message. You're trying to get

But when you're using it seven eight nine times in a video

It's just going to show that you don't have enough substance to provide it in your video

so you throw away the same clip over and over and over again because you really don't have anything else interesting to say and if

You do Cabos prove me wrong because in most of your videos you make two or three points

And then show one or two olds video clips over and over and over again to prove your point

Cabos isn't a bad crater. I don't think that people should hate him because he's a bad person or a bad creator

He's not the problem

I have with Cabos is that he's an insecure hypocrite and his persona on YouTube prides itself on calling out

Insecure people and hypocrites you can't do that when you yourself are insecure hypocrite

I've said all of you say about Carlos at this point if you didn't watch my first video on him and you want to see

More on Cabos be sure to check that out. I think you'd make this video a lot more easy

I understand if you want another video in Cabos. I think you should check out. I'm Alex's video Cabos

He's a really cool trader, and he made a pretty good video in Cabos that I think does attract your attention

That's all I got for today. Thank you guys so much for watching. I have new videos coming every Monday, Wednesday Friday

You enjoyed this video. Please be sure to leave a like, and if you hit a million likes

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It's a lot

I mean I had zero a couple weeks ago to see that my channel is growing and people are enjoying the content

I'm making is really encouraging and even to have people saying your audio is too loud you need your in terms of funny

I enjoy getting comments from people who are trying to help me improve my content

I want to make better videos for you guys

I'm still at a place when I'm trying to make my videos better every time I make a video

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Milwaukee restaurants will soon have to post grades - Duration: 2:06.

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Trump Says He Will Release All of the JFK Files - Duration: 13:44.

the US president Donald Trump has promised to release all the additional

John F Kennedy assassination files the documents containing names and addresses

of people still alive would not be made public. What's up everybody Truth Seeker here.

This says after a strict consultation with general Kelley the CIA

and other agencies I will be releasing all JFK files other than the names and

addresses of any mentioned person who is still living Trump wrote in a series of

tweets referring to his chief of staff John Kelly 2,800 files related to the

assassination of President Kennedy in 1963 were released Thursday the

documents were released under the 1992 John F Kennedy assassination records

collection Act which determined that the u.s. National Archives should publish

the withheld assassination information within a 25 year time frame however many

records still remain securely locked away over fears they could threaten

national security RT reports after consulting US intelligence Trump said

Saturday that he is ready to see all the JFK archive files put out into the

public domain however he said he would not release the names of people still

living who are mentioned in the documents on Thursday the White House

issued a statement saying the documents not published in this round of releases

will be disclosed by April 26 2018 his said redactions will only occur in the

rarest of circumstances meanwhile WikiLeaks challenges Trump's assertion

on Twitter that he released the cache of the secret files long ahead of

schedule tweeting on Sunday the whistleblowing organization pointed out

the deadline was set twenty-five years ago during the George HW Bush

administration the outlet headed by Julian Assange has also offered a

$100,000 reward for the withheld JFK files

that's a pretty nice little reward julian assange is offering right there

something's telling me that what's in these documents must be some really

really really serious sick twisted stuff that's my only you know thing I could

think of because why else would they not be one you know there's something weird

Ren it's really totally making me go with the idea that everything is mafia

ran plus we already got the proof as you've seen in the files that did get

released actually does have some details in it that wasn't in public domain

information especially the fact that the United States was actually doing false

Flags attacks there's actually proof of that now that they was doing it on their

own soil so there's something really deep I think that was attached with

those that is what's being withheld I want to know more about what the CIA has

really been doing on our US grounds and I think those Doc's that aren't released

yet has that information in it but Trump promised that he's gonna actually be

releasing all them he's just gonna be taking out names of people that might

still be alive so we'll see how this goes right that's gonna be pretty

exciting to see those finally get released yeah also moving on to the news

we had seen in having another meltdown says the scene in house meltdown when

guest refuses to buy their fake news narratives for anyone who's been paying

attention the purveyors of fake news are struggling to stay afloat as the

mainstream media continues to push this anti Trump agenda CNN the king of fake

news has been the worst of the bunch and given recent developments in the Mueller

witch-hunt have been drooling over the idea of impeaching the president however

Mueller's investigations turned out absolutely nothing against President

Trump and instead ended up with his bringing in indictment against Paul

Manafort stemming from business discrepancies prior to the election

needless to say the fake news media is rattled by the knowledge that the

Russian collusion narrative is quickly being debunked

and are desperate to keep it alive during the discussion F CNN on the

Mueller mantel art news the panel interrupted into chaos showing just what

dire straits the fake news network finds itself in now I'll go ahead and play the

clip right here for you it has nothing to do with us that is a reaction coming

in this afternoon from the White House amid a barrage of questions of her trunk

campaign associates charge is part of Bob Miller's investigation into Russia's

meddling in the 2016 presidential election so with me now Christine Quinn

former Democratic Speaker of the New York City Council and president of women

in need and Ed Martin CNN political commentator and author of the

conservative case for Trump so welcome to both of you thanks and and and let me

just start with you have you read the Papadopoulos criminal complaint you know

I was just reading it now Brooke funny you say that before I went on with you

out one of the things I was so interested in is the timing he it looks

like he signed the paperwork almost a month ago sort of his plea it's not a

plea actually formally it's an agreement of guilt and you know it's been an

interesting week as a history buff I really was fascinated by the Jay a lot

of the JFK documents and what they really showed among other things was

that J Edgar Hoover who at the time was perceived as a very serious leader it

turns out he was pretty morally corrupt if not otherwise and I just think that

we're gonna find out that this special counsel Robert Mueller the idea that at

the end of a week when President Trump had GDP growth and 3% Wall Street

markets are way up no I'm talking yeah I do you're exactly right I think that

what Miller is corrupt I am suggesting that Bob Moeller did something by taking

the the four-week old document and also the manna for gates document and leaking

it on Friday afternoon the leaks had to happen Friday afternoon should be they

should be indicted and people should go to prison and that is called corrupt

that is a problem the

is happening to this country because no matter what you think of jump in for a

moment gunship got it Chris so this is classic deflect and play what you said

sir is very classic of the Trump playbook what happened here is that

three individuals associated with President Trump and Russia to have been

indicted and one we found out in July pled guilty

there was no leader with that it's not true it's not true

he came country we said it's not true it is true then correct the facts but hold

on cuz we talk over people it's because you got nothing to say but the same

thing over and over again the facts here is Bob Muller is a highly respected

prosecutor on both sides and in fact Republicans and dis conservatives

Democrats progressives hailed his appointment we have gates and mana Ford

indicted in massive charges of wrongdoing

now Papadopoulos is in an agreement with the government and the pimping is now

calling him some lolling volunteer he was in conversations with the Russians

lied to the FBI the f man Court has claimed he obstructed the FBI's work and

his boss in the campaign said that a boy in an email when he was in these

meetings and after so you can try to deflect to Martians and UFOs and JFK's

but the facts here party it's not funny sir because when do they happen it is

not today is a sad day and it is a because president Trump's associates

have been indicted and entering in country or what fully agreements but

stay in this I'll go back to Ed about yelling and listen to the storm don't

call like favor do yourself a favor Christine

don't call people honey that's not a horse your side

okay listen let me respond to your first of all Christine you misspoke and you

misspoke and you corrected yourself the facts are there's no plea there's no

plea agreement okay so there's no plea agreement okay so yourself I thought you

said you were gonna let people not talk over each other I'm naturally elevation

and I corrected it all due respect let's go G listen here's the fact here's the

facts everybody that runs a big campaign like Christine ran for her losing race

for mayor knows lots of people volunteer and claim they're affiliated with a

campaign and then this guy lied he deserves to go to jail if that's the

penalty for lying to the FBI but after that you don't get blamed for every

nitwit or guy who comes in and lies to the FBI that's not how it works and my

point is simply this Brooke we have to be careful and you should want to be

careful too Christine because you lived in a world where Eliot Spitzer abused

his office and Kathleen Kane in Pennsylvania abused her office

we don't want regrets I think the timing of this is very suspect and at the end

of the day we don't want a prosecutor who is a zombie prosecutor attacking

people across let me jump it I have 60 seconds my show guys with all due

respect my show I get the last little word here and I want you to respond to

this because off the top when you are saying that Bob Miller is corrupt you

said something to the effect that you think he he times the news today to

overshadow the economy you know what I said what I said was even on our station

on CNN with Anderson last week we talked about how the president was having a

week where the economy was up Wall Street's up the GDP is up we have Isis

on the run and Hillary Clinton's campaign is admitting they don't know

who paid for the dossier with the Russians and my point is that's weird

everybody in politics Christine especially knows you drop something when

your opponent's doing better on a Friday and let the weekend have a story after

story about speculation about indictment I honestly don't have any idea

kind of drugs these people are on it's that or they had some kind of a weird

lobotomy or something I don't know we're seeing them gets these people I really

don't cuz this is just total insanity and these people their logic just makes

no sense at all but definitely leave your thoughts in the comments below and

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US gearing up for WAR? Donald Trump will KEEP emergency strike powers passed after 9/11 - Duration: 2:44.

US gearing up for WAR? Donald Trump will KEEP emergency strike powers passed after 9/11

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the 2001 and 2002 War Authorisations should not be repealed and are a "sound basis for ongoing military operations".

The legislation allowed then-President George Bush to launch the Iraq invasion and action against all those he deemed responsible for the terror attack.

The US government now looks likely to keep the measures in its fight against ISIS and other terror groups. Trump's national security aides urged lawmakers not to impose geographic or time limits on military campaigns.

"We are more likely to end this fight sooner if we don't tell our adversary the day we intend to stop fighting" Secretary Of State Rex Tillerson Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said: "War is fundamentally unpredictable." He and Tillerson argued the current authorisations should not be repealed until new ones are in place.

But concerns over Congress' lack of control have escalated this month after four US soldiers were killed in Niger. Democratic Senator Tim Kaine said: "What's happening in Niger and more broadly in Africa suggests a greater urgency for an AUMF.

"I think the extent of the operation, the number of countries, will be surprising to people." Those calling for new authorisations say the US government has the power to wage war whenever and wherever it wants.

Democrat Senator Ben Cardin said: "I do not think the American people want the United States conducting a global, endless 'Shadow War' under the radar, covert and beyond scrutiny." But Mattis said imposing limitations would only help the US' enemies.

He added: "We are more likely to end this fight sooner if we don't tell our adversary the day we intend to stop fighting.".

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How The Average Korean Will Look Like In The Year 2100 - Duration: 2:17.

How The Average Korean Will Look Like In The Year 2100

Through artificial smart image technology, pictures of average Korean faces from the past, present, and the future were produced to show how Koreans looked like.

These images were created by historians and facial reconstruction experts based on skulls of ancient Koreans.

Ancient Koreans of 12,000 years agoThe generated faces have the distinct traits of North Eastern Asians.

The Silla Dynasty (57 BC – 935 AD)The average faces shifted significantly as blood was mixed with people who migrated south from Northern Siberia.

A round oval shaped face and small lips are the most significant traits.

Goryeo Period 918 ~ 2017Migration of foreign people became less common since the beginning of Goryeo Dynasty.

Through Koreas unification in the Chosun period, Korean faces became close to what the average face is in present-day South Korea.

2050As multinational families with neighboring Asian countries become more prevalent, South East Asian features may start to become more accentuated by 2050.

2100By 2100, it is expected one out of every 5 households will be a multinational family.

The average Korean face is expected to most likely reflect traits from multiple Asian nations.

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You will be surprised !! Why Intelligent People Can't find Happiness? - Duration: 10:35.

6 Reasons Why Highly Intelligent People Can't Find Happiness

"Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know."-Ernest Hemingway

The presence of a faithful and loving partner, a great family life and a successful career may not be enough to prevent

an intelligent soul to feel grief and melancholy.

Here are six most likely reasons why happiness seems to elude highly intelligent people:

They are the victim of over analysis

Many people with high level of intelligence lean towards over-thinking and keep analyzing everything that occurs in

their life, their surroundings and beyond.

Too much thinking can be exhausting at times, especially when your thoughts lead you to conclusions which vex and

frustrate you.

They weigh you down, but you can't help but think and think, no matter how draining the experience is.

Their ability to analyze things is great.

But, it is also true that we don't need to pay attention to everything, and crowd our minds with unsavory thoughts.

'Ignorance is bliss,' this saying holds good for people like you who can see right through anybody and identify their

true motives.

Undoubtedly, the world seems a disappointing place occupied by wrong people.

Not to mention the feelings that affect you upon the reflection on philosophical problems,

global affairs and the eternal questions of life that have no answers.

If you learn to ignore, you can feel lighthearted, cheerful and happy.

They want to match everything with their high standards

People with high IQ are always sure of what they want and anything less than their expectations fail to satisfy them,

and this makes it more difficult for them to be happy.

This stands true for everything, whether it is career, relationships or anything else that matters in life.

It's a fact of life that we never get all what we want.

But, this practical knowledge is not present in those who have brilliant theoretical minds.

They have little practical intelligence and maintain idealistic views of the world that really doesn't help them in

coping with the ways of the world.

So, when they find the reality is contrary to their expectations, they feel greatly disappointed.

Intelligent people judge themselves too hard

One of the reasons of unhappiness also crops from their tendency to be extremely hard on themselves.

It is not only about their successes and failures, but everything that is about them.

Their deep thinking nature minutely analyses their behavior and actions and compares them against highest standards.

Even though it is done unintentionally, this tendency offers them enough reason to blame themselves for no reason.

An act committed years ago can suddenly haunt their mind and remind them how they had failed to do things rightly.

This disturbs their mind and messes up their mood.

After that, they can hardly spend the day cheerfully or manage a relaxing sleep at night.

These types of flashbacks into past mistakes are frequent in intelligent people.

Guilt and discontent fill their mind.

These negative emotions are enough to erase happiness from one's life.

They aim for bigger things

They cannot be satisfied with what they have in life because their high IQ gives them the power to imagine bigger

things.

They are always looking for a bigger purpose, a meaning and a pattern.

Some of them are driven too far away by their intense imagination, making it impossible for them to enjoy the good

things they have in their life.

Ordinary life is too boring for them and that is why they search for exceptionalism,

which of course doesn't exist in reality.

Do you think this planet is not your real abode or you should live in a different era?

It is nothing new about intelligent, deep thinking individuals.

With such thoughts swarming your mind, you can hardly hope to be happy when you cannot accept the world and even the

time you are living in.

No one to appreciate them or have a meaningful conversation

We all yearn to be truly understood, but intelligent people can hardly find someone who can understand them.

When we have understanding people around us, half of the stress in our lives ceases to exist.

There is nothing more comforting than having a meaningful conversation with a like-minded person who understands your

views and ideas on everything spanning from personal life, philosophy, to global affairs and other complex questions.

Most intelligent people feel misunderstood and lonely, as usually no one appreciates the depth with which they can see

and analyze things.

Science has proved that smart people don't need to socialize as much as the people with average IQ, to be happy.

Nevertheless, smart people feel the need to meet people, interact and have an enjoyable conversation.

They are more interested in talking about meaningful and fascinating things rather than talk on subjects like food,

weather or weekend plans.

The truth is, it is difficult to come by a person who can indulge in a deep conversation.

This is the result of the materialist and consumerist society we live in.

Smart people often develop psychological issues.

Many studies have found a connection between highly intelligent minds and psychiatric disorders like bipolar disorders

and social anxiety.

Is it possible that these disorders are side effect of a brilliant mind?

We cannot confirm this, as there are so many hidden mysteries of human mind and science, yet to be revealed.

It is not that all intelligent people suffer from severe mental disorders.

But even the ones who don't, are susceptible to existential depression which usually results from over-thinking.

If you keep on thinking and analyzing everything deeply, there comes a time when you start thinking about life and

death.

Your mind begins to search for the meaning of your existence and that is when you begin to re-evaluate your own life.

This saddens you, but for no apparent reason.

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Jurgen Klopp WILL be handed full £130million to reinvest in the squad if P. Coutinho joins Barcelona

LIVERPOOL boss Jurgen Klopp WILL be handed the full £130million to reinvest in his squad if Philippe Coutinho joins Barcelona in January.

The Reds are all-but resigned to losing their Little Magician this winter. but will be handed a major boost from the board. Liverpool are set to be handed £130m to reinvest if they lose Philippe Coutinho.

Liverpool are expected to splash around £70m on Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk, with £60m to replace Coutinho. Klopp had been chasing the Dutch centre-back all summer, but were put off after Saints threatened to report them for an illegal approach.

However, with the Reds struggling mightily in their defensive ranks, the German boss is likely to go back in for him.

With the board reportedly promising to give Klopp the full transfer sum from the Coutinho sale, that could leave around £60m to spend.

Philippe Coutinho is set to sign for Barcelona in the January window. Liverpool have also been linked with stars including Julian Draxler and Thomas Lemar - who could be available for around that fee in January.

Draxler has slipped down the pecking order at Paris Saint-Germain since the arrival of Neymar - despite only joining the Ligue 1 giants in January.

Meanwhile, the Reds were said to be close to signing Lemar in the summer, with Arsenal also hot in pursuit.

Barcelona are now ready to sign Coutinho, according to CEO Oscar Grau, but will likely need to offload up to five players to free up funds for the Brazilian playmaker. Liverpools Philippe Coutinho grabs another great goal for Liverpool at Newcastle.

Liverpool are expected to go back in for Southampton ace Virgil van Dijk.

  Philippe Coutinho scores a great free-kick for Liverpool against Leicester. Grau claimed: We are ready to buy Coutinho in the winter market, or any player the technical staff request.

But it is important to adjust ourselves, so if there are to be arrivals, there must be exits as well. We must forget about the price paid for Neymar last summer.

After taxes we received about €188m (£169m) in income and a direct financial impact on the clubs treasury of €144m (£129m).

Coutinho appears to have his heart set on the move, with Liverpool increasingly likely to grant him his request in the coming months.

Philippe Coutinho is increasingly confident of landing his dream move.   Virgil van Dijk nets absolute screamer of a free-kick in training.

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