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 Germany are out of the World Cup and Joachim Low is facing huge pressure after finishing bottom of Group F behind Sweden, Mexico and South Korea

 The reigning champions were toppled 2-0 by South Korea in a must-win clash, with Germany looking like a shadow of the team that triumphed in Brazil four years ago

 Low has been in charge of the national side since replacing Jurgen Klinsmann in 2006, but he could pay a heavy price for failure in Russia

 Jurgen Klopp has been installed as the bookies' favourite for the job, while Arsene Wenger and Zinedine Zidane are also among the top contenders if Low is sacked

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The sad story of reaching the speed of light or a black hole - Physics (Animated and explained) - Duration: 4:29.

The sad story of reaching the speed of light or reaching a black hole.

Imagine you're about to launch in a hyper modern extremely fast spaceship

sound amazing doesn't it? Well physics isn't too gentle though let's see what

happens if you reach the speed of light - or anywhere near it. To explain what's

happening let's create a clock here a cylinder with two mirrors and let's put

a photon in there and let it bounce around. And let's define each cycle as a second.

Well here we are flying in the fast spaceship. Ff you are inside the

spaceship, well time is just time as always nothing

is going to happen, the clock will just tick as usual. But Einstein tells us the

speed of lights has the same value everywhere so even if the car is

traveling 20 meters per second and it turns on the front lights, the speed of

the photon will not be the speed of light, plus 20 meters per second. The

speed of the photon will always be the speed of light. This has huge

consequences - let's see why. If you sit here on this comet the rocket will fly

by like so. If we put a clock on the rocket let's see the path of the photon.

The photon travels up and down and horizontally as well. Of course on the

comet the photon only goes up and down. The time is normal for you.

You can clearly see that one path is longer than the other. Both particles

travels with the same velocities so the shortest path must take the shortest

time. So a moving clock compared to you runs slowly. This is called time dilation

but the effects are only noticeable at very high speeds, as this graph show. It's

time dilation as a function of speed and the relevant equation. You'll need to go

at least 30% at the speed of light or something for a normal clock to detect

the dilation. or you would need an atomic clock. By the way remember on the

spaceship time goes like normal one second is always one second it's just

when you get out and meet someone on the comet, the comet men have gotten older

compared to you. Now to the sad part . let's send you on a rocket ride on an

near speed of light spaceship. So let's go. What happens? Well apart from using near

infinite energy, to reach this speed as this graph shows - the kinetic energy

explodes at these speeds. Anyways back to our journey. Traveling fast means our light

clock won't go up and down as much let's go even faster this clip is in extreme

slow-motion you saw that our light clock didn't move at all meaning of course

time didn't pass in the spaceship. According to observers on the comet but

time did pass for our observers so when returning to Earth after travelling with

light speeds everyone is now dead of old age, because of time dilation. Thanks

Einstein. But wait there is more - there is gravitational time dilation as explored

in interstellar(MOVIE) - spoiler everyone dies of old age again. What is time dilation in a

gravitational field then? I have a great idea let's send you into a black hole.

Let's agree you send me a light signal every now on them I will record how long

time it takes let's go.

We see moving closer to the black hole means the person getting a stronger

gravitational pull. The photon arrives later and later. Too close to the black

hole and the light will never reach, because the field is too strong. Now

replace the light signal with the light clocks. The light clocks closest to the

black hole travels slower and slower meaning for us observing a distance at

the time pauses more and more. At the schwarzschild radius where light cannot

escape the black hole, the time is essentially stopped. And if you manage to

get out somehow everyone. would be dead of old age again. I want to thank my

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How to Stream Graduation or other large event using Wirecast - Duration: 23:45.

Graduation is the culmination of a student's educational journey it is an

important event that friends and family members want to see and celebrate

together with their graduate but not everyone may be able to make it to the

graduation ceremony this is why our school streams graduation live online we

want everyone to have access to seeing their family member or friend graduating

my name is sterling and I have been streaming our high school graduation for

six years and have learned about what not to do as well as what to do and

streaming such a large event this year was by far the easiest year for

streaming thanks to using the Wirecast Gear 230 this is an all-in-one inclusive

video switching as well as streaming computer system and it works really well

in full disclosure Telestream loaned me a Wirecast Gear 230 for us to stream

graduation in exchange for creating a how-to video of streaming graduation if

you want more information about

Wirecast Gear 230 or any of the Wirecast products

I have included a link in the description click on it to find out more

information now I've been using Wirecast for four of my six years of

streaming graduation and it has definitely made this daunting task much

easier in this video I'm going to demonstrate how to set up Wirecast for

streaming at graduation I tried to make this video live while we were setting up

and streaming our graduation but with all the distractions of a big event such

as graduation I decided I would reset up everything and show you how you can have

a successful live streaming graduation as well using Wirecast so let me just

show you real quick what I have set up in Wirecast and this is the same setup

we used for streaming live I have five different cameras as sources as well as

I have a video I have a playlist with videos that we played before the

graduation began as well as some graphics that we used inside of our

graduation let me show you how to set up everything from scratch to get

everything set up in Wirecast first we want to make sure that we have

everything plugged in and that all of our cameras are turned on once we have

checked that everything is plugged in cameras turned on

we have our internet connection we go to Wirecast

we open it up we're going to open up an empty document so I select that I click

on continue with that selected I'm going to go ahead and maximize this screen I

like to put my camera inputs on the 3rd layer down the reason being above this

on the first layer I like to add graphics or other overlays the second

layer I like to put other videos that I put throughout the stream so I'm going

to go ahead and add in my cameras by clicking on the plus sign to add in a

new source I go up to video capture I choose Pro capture quad SDI one this

is my first input and here you can see it is working I click on the plus sign

again I'm going to add the second shot I'm going to click on the plus sign

again and I add the third shot and now I add the fourth shot by doing the same

thing so now I have put in these four different cameras if one of these shots

doesn't show up make sure that you check your camera check the power and check

the cable we had an issue of one camera not showing up and it turned out that

one of my students wanted to conserve the battery so the camera was turned off

right in the middle of trying to fax the cameras so it was a very simple fix we

just had to know why the camera stopped working I always recommend doing the

cameras first just to make sure everything works because those are going

to be the longest troubleshooting problem you might have

now my cameras came in just fine everything works well now what we did

when we were streaming graduation is we tied directly into the sound there was

an outside company that came in and they set up microphones and they set up a

sound system and all I did is I asked them to give me a feed of their direct audio

and we took that feed into our camera and then one of the

cameras had that that feed the good audio and we use that for all of our

shots so to make sure that my shots all have the same audio for example let's

say that this shot has the audio plugged in from the the sound people so all I'd

have to do is click on this gear go to change audio I check and I see that this

is my input 3 that works perfect so now I want to make sure all my other ones

are input 3 as well so I go up to change audio I choose input 3 and I turn off

input 4 I'm going to do this for each of my other shots I click on the gear I go

to change audio I choose input 3 and deselect the other audio

now what this does this brings in the audio directly from the sound people but

they don't have mics for our audience and so if I wanted to have another

camera setup so that I could capture the audience when there was clapping or

certain points where you want to hear the audience what we actually did is we

set up another camera down here which was one of the other cameras we had and

we just made sure that this audio was set correctly now there's a couple ways

you can do that that's the way we did it when we wanted to hear the audience

sound or we wanted sound from something other than the audio from the

microphones we would use this shot underneath whatever our other shots are

now we need this for a couple of reasons first of all at the beginning of our

graduation a bagpipe band comes marching in now as the bagpipe band is marching

in they're not miked up so we can't hear what is going on the audience can hear

but what you can't hear through the microphone system so when our bagpipes

walked in we made sure to have the camera that had a shotgun mic aimed

towards the bagpipes have that audio turned on so we could hear it now this

is just something extra this may or may not be neat necessary for your setup I'm

gonna go ahead and delete this but I wanted to show you that if you need to

get extra audio using the same shots that you already have that you could do

that and I noticed now that I only have my four shots that are coming in through

the SDI I have also plugged in a webcam into a USB port and I can add that as

well so if I click on the plus sign and I go to video capture I choose the

Logitech HD Pro webcam webcam I click Add and there you can see I now have an

extra camera so that's my fifth camera now some things that we were

experimenting with that I recommend you try using Wirecast 9 is something called

rendezvous and what rendezvous is if you come up here and you go to network you

can create a rendezvous session and what this does is it allows you to send out

this link so you can copy this link email it to somebody in a remote

location and they will open up their email open that link and using their

webcam they can connect right in to Wirecast now we experimented with this

and what we did is we had some iPads with Wirecast go loaded on them they're

on a different network so we weren't able to use Wirecast go to connect to our stream

but instead we sent out a rendezvous link and on that white on that iPad we

opened up the rendezvous link and it opened up Wirecast go and we were able to

connect a shot farther away wirelessly into Wirecast now this would have worked

great except for Wi-Fi is very difficult thing

to stream video on and what I mean by this is when we had an empty stadium and

we set up the camera it worked wonderfully

we had about 20 megabits per second of internet download and upload

speed and we were able to connect the video directly into Wirecast and it

worked wonderfully but when five thousand people showed up

into the audience with their cell phones all sending and receiving Wi-Fi signals

it basically killed our Wi-Fi connection I knew that would happen but I wanted to

explore and try it out so something that you can try and Wirecast nine is

something called rendezvous and it's a very cool feature and it's a great way

to get remote callers or remote videos to come in or in this case we had a

remote camera that was on a different network that was able to send in the

video using Wi-Fi so that's something to try out once again to get to rendezvous

all you have to do is click on the plus create a rendezvous session and then

copy and share that link and then when people have open the link their webcam

becomes one of your input sources and this is a great feature so now that we

have our cameras in everything is working what I want to do is I want to

assign a keyboard shortcut that way somebody can be switching using the

keyboard not just having to go and click and choose what shot they want this

makes workflow so much easier when you're trying to control various cameras

I want to be able to have the each of these shots controlled by a key on the

keyboard so to map my shots I simply click on the gear go up to keyboard

shortcut click on manage I'm going to add in a keyboard shortcut I'm gonna

call this camera 1 and I click in the next box I give it a 1

I'm going to add another one I'm going to call this one camera two

now you could call these camera one too or you could even give them more

specific names like close up shot of speaker or a wide shot of graduates so

you can get more creative with your names I'm just doing this for

simplicity's sake right now

and this last one I mark as a webcam because the quality is noticeably

different between a webcam and a high quality video camera so once I have

these mapped I can now come to my shots I click on the gear I go to keyboard

shortcut and I can assign a shortcut for each of these shots and there we have it

so now if I want any of these shots I simply press on the keyboard the shot or

the key that is assigned to each of these shots I can use the ten key as

well so there you have a great way to set up your cameras add-in keyboard

shortcuts now I need to add in the graphics into the shot as well - out of

my graphics I'm going to come to the top layer all I do is select add media files

now I move some files with a USB flash drive which is great Wirecast because it

has so many USB ports I was able to plug in everything in back that needed a USB

as well as use the front USB to transfer files so I go I have my files I'm going

to go ahead and bring in the graphic files now if you notice here I have a

PNG a couple of PNG s and a PSD I actually forgot in our production to

convert one of our images from a PSD to a PNG which I normally like to have

everything as a PNG but Wirecast read the Photoshop document just as easily as

it read the PNG so I select the the graphic files that I want to bring in

and now first thing I want to point out a subtle thing is I've actually named my

graphic files in the order that they're going to appear in the program I got the

program ahead of time and I made sure to make the graphics with the name

numerically of when they're going to appear that way when I bring them into

Wirecast they're already in the order that they're going to appear in the

program and this made it so much easier for my students to know oh this is the

next graphic and they could load it and everything went much

easier so here you can see I have 0 1 2 3 so I'm gonna go ahead and open these

up it brings in these 4 graphics this first graphic is an image that we show

before graduation begins because graduation is one of our most watched

events of the year first of all I like to make sure my

stream is up and running and working and I've noticed that if I have my stream up

before it actually starts I get more people watching it because they they go

online to check to see what graduation starts like oh it's already there's a

video I don't have to go I for watch it from home not that I'm recommending

people stay at home but sometimes that's the decision and

they would rather watch it so what we do is before graduation begins we have a

pre-roll where we show some of our have top videos throughout the year just to

show and highlight things that our class has done now here you can see it's just

a simple graphic with a box cut out if I turn off what's underneath you can see

there's nothing here and underneath this graphic we play videos and so these

videos play up until graduations graduations starts and the videos will

just loop until graduation starts and this keeps the audience that is watching

our channel interested watching until graduation begins

it also helps promote some of our other things that we have created and so it

works really well this way so I have that graphic in a minute I'll show you

how to add the videos the other graphics I have here and see you can't tell the

difference between the PNG or the PSD the Photoshop document versus the PNG

and so this works out really well and the way these graphics work if I have

one of these graphics selected so for example if I select this one and I have

this image here I can see this green light or this green color is indicating

these are in the preview if I transfer these over by pressing the spacebar or

clicking here it shows what is live and so this allows me to see what's going on

to turn off that graphic I just simply click on clear layer notice how it's

gone here I can hit spacebar and now it's gone here now if you notice my

output or my live and preview are different sizes if that

bothers you you can click and you can drag the edge of your life so that you

can see both shots the same size if you prefer to have one smaller you just drag

and you get it to how you want it to work best I'm going to go ahead and set

these so they're both about the same so we have our graphics setup and they were

brought in based on their order numerically and this makes it easier for

the students to go through the graphics now I mentioned that we had pre-roll

videos that would play underneath this graphic so on the second layer I'm gonna

go ahead and click on the plus sign and I'm going to select shots and now I'm

going to click on new playlist shot a playlist allows you to play multiple

videos and have them keep playing over and over so with the new playlist shot

I'm gonna go ahead and double click inside I click on the plus and over here

says add media files and I'm going to navigate to my folder with videos I

select these these are just some sample videos from my YouTube channel these

aren't the ones we used in graduation those ones were actual student videos

but for demonstration purposes today I just put a couple of short videos so now

I have these shots but if I look at these shots they're not quite the right

size for the open area I can simply move these around I can resize them I can get

them the shots where I want them to be if they're too big I can shrink them

down I think these ones were the wrong size because I already had them too big

and I started shrinking them down anyway so I go through with each of the shots

and I just drag it where I want it to be

just by dragging on a corner I can resize it and so now if I close my

playlist I can choose the graphic that basically goes over the top of those

videos telling people yes graduations you're on the right place it's gonna

start but also letting us see something that's going on so we have that set up

and now I can simply click on the spacebar and it's going to play these

videos up until the time that we're ready to start and this works well if

you don't start on time and your aren't your audience might get worried you can

at least have something playing showing yes this is working this is how we're

getting it and so I like using this as a pre-roll just to kind of promote our

program as well as keep the audience engaged until it actually begins and so

we have these videos and they just keep playing through you can actually adjust

some of the playlist settings I won't go into too much of that right now you can

shuffle the playlist over here you can set up so that you can have a playlist

loop I'm gonna go ahead and keep it like that for right now and so here you see

our top layer we have graphics our second layer we have videos we have our

different camera shots and this is how we set up and we we ran our graduation

now here's the great thing is I set up everything I made sure everything was

working it was all good I only been using Wirecast gear for like two days

before graduation it arrived in the mail I opened it up and it worked perfectly

outside of the box after I set up all the wires and connected everything I was

up and streaming in less than one minute which is amazing and then once my

students arrived I what happens in our school is we have students who come in

and volunteer and typically they're students who have taken the class and

they know how to do this this year all of my students who have been doing

graduation graduated I've had a group of students that been working for about

three years and they really figured out how to do graduation how to set up and

how to do everything this year wasn't the case I had a group of four students

who one has been in the class but the rest

this was their first experience and so it really needed to be a simple setup

for them once I had everything set up and ready to go I test it ever they

worked I then went and I showed my students how to operate everything

Wirecast and the student that was controlling it it took us about three

minutes we went through everything that I just showed you how to set up how to

assign keys the student was able to set up and stream everything went perfectly

and so that made it really easy for live-streaming this broadcast now I just

realized I forgot to show you how to actually get online and that's super

easy first of all if you want to just record you can click on this record

button it will ask you what you're going to record and you have these options

that you can record I'm not going to record we actually record on our cameras

as well as where we're streaming so I don't record on this but it would have

worked and I believe that you can record an ISO yep right here's ISO that means

you can record one camera the whole time even if you're switching other cameras

and that's a great feature if you want to have one shot the whole time just in

case something doesn't work you can always record an ISO shot and that way

you have that on record as well to set up a stream it is super easy you click

on stream you have all of these different options and there's more ways

that you can string we stream to YouTube and so all I have to do is select

youtube I click on OK and you can go ahead and authenticate what this does is

this connects your YouTube channel to what you're using I'm going to go ahead

and choose login and basically it tells you that Wirecast is going to connect to

your YouTube channel I connect to it and I can see I can choose my event type

it's an upcoming event and here I can choose the event that I have previously

set up and YouTube once I do that all I do is I click OK when I'm ready to

stream I could go with whatever shot I want to begin I make sure that it's

playing in my live or output and I click on stream

and then I go into YouTube and I can connect and I can change that to go live

and this works so smoothly and basically that's it that's just a quick overview

of how to stream a graduation using wire cast and how to set up wire cast it's a

tool that we've been using for a couple of years now this wire cast software

this is our first year using the wire cast gear 2:30 and in fact I emailed my

boss and I said here's what I want to request for next year what I get or not

I don't know because we get everything through grants it is such an amazing

tool that I know this is gonna be the next thing that I'm gonna be looking for

grants for is how I can get a wire cast gear because this made streaming so much

simpler and I can't recommend it enough I'm a school teacher I use this in a

student environment and it was very simple to setup very easy for students

to use and it's very robust not just as I bring in all the videos but you can

bring in other things as well because it's it's basically a computer system

that ties into everything else so you can install other software programs like

Photoshop other video editing programs that you might need there's a bunch of

different inputs that you can use so I strongly strongly recommend Wirecast

gear if you are curious about it or want to learn more about it click the link

that's in the description visits hello streams website the maker of Wirecast

gear Wirecast software and check it out see if it's something that would be

within your your budget and would work for you I I think it's a great tool not

just this but the software that they use as well now I plan on making other

videos that show you more in depth how to set up and take down video for

graduation but hopefully this has been beneficial if you would like to learn

more about streaming video or editing video or other things related to this

please subscribe to my youtube channel feel free to leave a comment below

I'm sterling thank you for watching have a great day

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Suspend Your Disbelief (or, how to ruin everything in 7 steps) - Duration: 14:09.

I'm going to do a very special Tau Day video this year and break the 4th wall a bit.

If you're a fan worried I might ruin the Vi Hart Brandsperience this video is especially

for you.

Now, a youtuber's brand is this delicate thing sustained through collaboration between

the artist and audience.

If I started younger I probably would have been more into the social vloggy youtubery

aspect where we have a community with a name and we do tags and form an identity, not because

that's what younger people do but because that's the norm, that's the top ten tips

for success on youtube, and at that point I wouldn't have known what I want from life

well enough to know that's not the direction I want to go in.

Some of our inside jokes and vihart lingo would be purposefully created, but some of

it would just kinda happen, like, we've all got our hands on the little ouija board

triangle thingy but no one feels like they're directing it when all of a sudden we all agree

that cats are the waste product of a particularly complicated multidimensional robot.

hmm, kinda makes sense when you think about it.

And now that's the truth, or at least its canon, and after a while what's the difference.

We would be such a good cult.

We have so much amazing cult potential, it takes effort to not accidentally become a

cult.

Anyway.

Suspension of disbelief is an interesting thing with many varieties.

Take the doodling in math class series.

"Say you're me and you're in math class and…"

This is standard suspension of disbelief where I write straight up fiction and you enjoy

the story.

You don't have to think about it very long to realize I'm not talking to myself in

a real math class as I draw in real time.

It has scripted narration on top of heavily edited film.

However, youtube has some features that traditional film did not, which can lead to a sort of

communal extended suspension of disbelief.

Sometimes I get comments asking about what my math teacher thought or did I get in trouble,

responding to the character I play in the video rather than to actual me.

I assume a lot of these comments are from folks consciously enjoying taking part in

the fiction.

And some are probably from folks in that fuzzy suspension of disbelief state where you're

going along with a story without really thinking about it, I mean if they stopped to think

about it they'd know I'm not really in my math class but they're enjoying a youtube

binge in an extended suspension of disbelief state so they don't stop to think about

it, that would ruin the experience.

Overactive suspension-of-disbelief is common and encouraged in children but even as adults

its normal to have knee-jerk emotions based on fiction.

Like, you have a gut reaction against a stranger on the street and then you realize they look

just like the actor who played the villain in a show you used to watch.

Our brains are just really good at giving us fast first impressions based on fictional

depictions of people, and then logic catches up and we either set ourselves straight or

rationalize.

Sometimes our instinct is to idolize someone that we know we don't actually know, and

sometimes there's a bit of a blurred line, say with vloggers with branded personalities

where you feel a bit like you know them even though you know you're getting a highly

curated view of their life, and there can be some beautiful and worthwhile things in

that connection if it isn't abused.

See, YouTube is a giant cross-temporal ouija board with an algorithmic triangly thingy

that collaborates with viewers to create the stories you want to hear without you feeling

like you're moving the triangle thingy even though of course you are, along with a million

other people.

So the triangly thingy, ok let's actually look this up because I'm sure there's

a word for it, the Planchette.

Recommendation Algorithms are a giant Million-person Cross-temporal Planchette.

Yeah I was hoping for a funner word.

Maybe we could use the English translation which is…

Planky.

The internet is a universal planky that points us to what we want to believe without us feeling

like it's our fault.

The intended use case of the algorithmic planky is a smooth user experience, I can keep on

being a pair of hands doodling in real time in my gradeschool math class for as long as

you want and you never have to see my other kinds of videos or think about the fact that

these things take me weeks and I'm a professional in my 30s with a face before off you go to

some other story, hopefully one with advertisements cuz planky is hungry.

So.

I've been making videos where the story is that I hate Pi for 8 years, starting with

the viral success "Pi is (still) Wrong" and most recently with "Alternative Pi".

But I don't hate Pi.

I mean, I do honestly think the circle constant should have been Tau, but I think pi is fine,

there's plenty of unfortunate notational choices that make math confusing and pi certainly

isn't the worst of them, I think celebrating pi day is a good thing to do even if Tau day

is twice as good, and so I celebrate Pi day loudly and publicly every year with another

installment in this manufactured controversy.

Anyone who stops to think about it, who stops suspending their disbelief, will realize I'm

not a student in algebra class who hates Pi, I'm an artist enjoying engaging an audience

with a passionate mathematical experience, but if you're just browsing around you might

not think about it much and move on to something else thinking "wow there's some chick

who really hates pi" instead of applying your media literacy skills to every single

youtube video you consume ever.

I mean, if you're not continuously suspending your disbelief while you watch youtube it

kind of ruins the experience as you realize how much of it is just product placement and

sponsorships and shallow clickbait meant to take advantage of the stories we're collaborating

with the algorithms to tell.

What I mean is: we're not just listening to the stories already there, we're telling

stories to ourselves through our searches and clicks and views, and the more shallow

the content, the easier we can fit it into our story instead of listening to someone

else's.

Which is why I try to not be shallow so you can't take my story from me,

Anyway I'd originally heard that pi is wrong from the mathematician John Conway through

word of mouth and I found some other things people had written about it through the years

but there just wasn't enough righteous anger in these math facts to make a good story,

so that was my contribution to humanity, and others joined in, first people I knew and

then people I didn't, and now instead of me telling the story planky can help you do it

in whichever way best serves all our secret desires.

Our secret desire to be told we're smart and know better than those Pi people, if you're

on the Tau side, or better than those Tau people, if you start on the Pi side, or better

because we accept both or don't care.

Same story.

We all want to suspend our disbelief and take part in a fiction where we're better than

other people, what safer, better outlet for that than this fun little controversy about

Tau vs Pi?

We enjoy arguing and engaging with mathematical discourse in a way that harms no one and that

I hope makes people a bit more conscious of the mechanisms of manufactured controversy.

BUT IF I WERE EVIL.

Or maybe just if I got too wrapped up in myself and didn't know better.

Here's how to ruin everything.

Step 1: create a group identity around a shared belief.

For us of course it's that Tau rules Pi drools, we got that down, but it doesn't

really matter what it is.

It can start as something simple, innocent, enjoyable to argue about without it really

mattering.

It can even start as an opinion.

We'll pivot to bigger and stronger beliefs in phase 2.

But first:

Step 2: create a body of rhetoric that the group can repeat to defend their belief.

We know our talking points.

Simpler equations, easier to understand, we've got rebuttals to their talking points too.

As the group evolves beyond just being about Tau vs Pi we will expand our talking points

to be that it was never really about pi vs tau, it's about revolutionizing education,

or maybe it's about how only truly smart triangles are reasonable and open minded enough

to accept new truths like Tau but also including the bigger beliefs of phase 2.

Having multiple layers of rhetoric is good because you can switch whenever one isn't

working.

Whatabouts and its-really-abouts are such good friends.

Step 3: spread the word / start beef

It's all in good fun, at least, in phase 1, the phase 2 version is start beef.

But you've got to send your people out there to argue and act independently of you.

First I'll send out the Tauists to merely inform and link Pi people to some Tau information.

It's educational and just sharing something we love.

In this step we'll even recruit more tauists who want to join the fun and who think the

math is interesting, and successful conversions make us look legit.

As we get into the habit of taubombing people it's inevitable that at some point someone

will go a little over the line.

At this point one might realize that being a leader comes with some responsibility, but

you must resist that urge, you can't control other people's actions, and anyway if some

random person is upset about being called a loser for liking Pi, it's just because

they don't get the joke, they should come join us, not get mad about it.

We'll all share a laugh over it so that everyone knows they have permission within

the group to make mistakes and go a little overboard, it's not a big deal.

You might recruit some folks but the goal of this step is to gain enemies, eventually

someone is bound to overreact even to the lightest teasing.

But in stage 1, even someone pretending to be an enemy for fun will do, because we'll

pressure them to either admit they're not really against us, which is a win for us,

or to become a true enemy, which is a win for me, because now I can move on to:

Step 4: Make your group members feel like the scum of the earth and that everyone hates

them.

It might seem counterintuitive, also unethical, but this step is so important.

I need to constantly put my followers down by using other people's worst words about

them, and luckily we've manufactured some enemies, don't worry about whether your

enemies are actually causing real world harm to anyone, that's not the point.

You just want to make your followers feel attacked and disrespected.

Think of it as if your enemies words are swords, and its not your fault if it hurts your followers

when you show them those swords.

In the face.

Don't get distracted by wondering if those swords were actually hurting anyone before

you picked them up.

Yeah, this metaphor is really working.

As our actions escalate in phase 2 the responses will too so I can play on my followers' insecurities

and wear down their self-worth until they actually feel hated.

I mean we're talking about humans here, we can convince ourselves someone's mad

at us if we send a message and don't get a reply in 5 minutes, so this step is easy.

To ruin everything, first I must ruin my follower's lives by making sure they know they are scum.

At least, outside of our little group.

I understand them.

I love them.

I need them.

And I'm the only one who ever will.

I've got to get them feeling really and truly hurt by everyone but us because that's

when we can:

Step 5: Escalate.

We've got to get our group in a story where they are so wrapped up in the fun idea of

righteous retaliation that they suspend their disbelief well past when they start to actually

cause harm to other people and real actions feel rhetorical.

Of course, it's not my fault if someone I've radicalized goes overboard and does

something radical, but when the pi people unfairly blame me that just gives my followers

more reasons to righteously defend me.

They have to defend me, I'm all they got.

As our actions escalate our fake enemies become real enemies, confirming everything I drilled

into my follower's heads about how universally hated they are while still keeping the flavor

that we are unfairly prosecuted.

Step 6: The enemy's beliefs and feelings can be completely dismissed.

Make up a catchy story about how the outsiders don't actually even really believe their

own beliefs.

Fake intellectuals pretend to like pi to sound smart.

They're just copying what they're told, or are just being Pi-litically correct, and

if they stopped being lazy and learned some math they'd agree with us.

The extreme of this is to make your followers believe that others don't even feel what

they claim to feel.

They are just pretending to feel wronged for sympathy, they're trying to look good to

other Pi people, or feel pressured to conform, they might be paid actors, but they definitely

don't feel what they say they do.

Shed some crocodile tears of your own just to make it clear that we don't have to believe

them any more than they believe us.

It's not about whether your dismissive rhetoric is true, so don't get distracted by trying

to find out if they're actually being paid or would actually agree with you if they knew

more math.

That's not the point, the point is to give your followers tools to justify thinking they

know better than random strangers about those random stranger's own inner life.

And in fiction, you can know other people's feelings better than they do, because they're

not real people, they're characters in our story.

This is a big important step past the line into dehumanizing others.

Step 7: Benevolent Dictatorship

It's not just about pi vs tau anymore, it's about right vs wrong and who's going to

run things when clearly certain folks can't even be honest with themselves about how terrible

pi is, and honestly it's pretty magnanimous of us to do this for them considering how

much they hate us and how ungrateful they are but we forgive them and will send them

to reeducation camps to learn about tau, yes it's a joke at first but watch how we get

used to the idea.

Soon everyone will forget how to drop the rhetoric and just look at the actual actions

people are doing and the results of those actions in reality.

You know what step we don't need?

Leverage the algorithms.

You're already doing it.

If you're a space on the ouija board that some group's collective worst instincts

hopes their planky will land on, whether to agree with you or make you a villain, systems

exist to find you and add you to their story.

Which is great because your story relies on being other people's villain and planky's

got it covered!

It's no one's fault, we just all secretly asked for permission to hate each other and

somehow all signs point to yes.

Did you move it?

I didn't move it.

Anyway.

That's my 7 steps to ruining everything.

Now don't forget to apply your media literacy skills.

How much do these steps really apply to everything?

Did I kinda just make em up?

But maybe I'm really good at makin up true stuff cuz thats a mathematician's job description.

Or maybe I'm just trying to sell shirts.

Actually, I should totally sell shirts, yep, they're real now, proclaim your loyalty

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All proceeds go to the supreme triangle who loves us.

So happy Tau Day, it's not just me that loves you, the world is full of people who

love you and want you to be happy, whether or not you've found them yet.

Admittedly it might be a little harder to find those people if you're ok with hurting

others to get what you want but no one said life is easy.

Enjoy your Tau Day, I hope it is double good!

Tau is greater than pi!

It's not political if it's a fact, right?

wait what now?

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Do you remember hearing about that weird, strange-shaped

object that passed through our inner solar system late last

year? It was the first object we've confirmed to have come

from outside our solar system, and was given the name

'Oumuamua, Hawaiian for "scout or messenger from our distant

past." Now, scientists have analyzed data from many

observatories, including NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, and

found that this interstellar object has gained an unexpected

boost of speed. After 'Oumuamua was discovered with Hawaii's

Pan-STARRS 1 telescope as it surveyed the skies for

near-Earth asteroids in October 2017, observatories all around

and above the world focused on the approximately half-mile long

object to learn as much as possible about this cosmic

visitor before it flew too far away to see. The Hubble Space

Telescope was used to collect observations to determine the

object's trajectory over two months in late 2017 and early

2018. The observations were combined with data from multiple

ground-based observatories, which showed 'Oumuamua to have a

small, continuous non-gravitational

"acceleration." Something besides just the gravity from

the Sun and planets was affecting the trajectory of

'Oumuamua. A probable source of this acceleration is jets of gas

coming off the object. This behavior is similar to objects

we have already identified as comets – when they get close to

the Sun, ices in the comet sublimate into gas, and

streamers of gas can push the object along. Usually when

comets do this the outgassing can be seen because it ejects

large amounts of dust, which form a cloud around the object,

called a coma, and a tail. But with 'Oumuamua, no type of coma

or tail was seen. Maybe 'Oumuamua doesn't have much dust

left after its interstellar journey – an amount no more than

a couple coffee cans of material, making the dust too

sparse for us to see. Or, maybe the dust was much larger than

normal, making it hard for us to detect. I know that sounds

counterintuitive, but it's easiest to detect dust when the

particles are similar in size to the wavelength of light we're

using. Observatories were looking at 'Oumuamua in visible

light, where we have the most sensitive detectors, but larger

particles of dust would be easier to detect with microwave

or radio wavelengths. This is definitely an unusual object,

and unfortunately no more new observations of 'Oumuamua are

possible because it's already too dim and far away for even

Hubble to see. But when there's one weird object there are

probably more. Sky survey programs will keep an eye out

for other interstellar visitors, and the Hubble Space Telescope

will be ready to contribute observations to better

understand any more orphaned vagabonds traveling between the

the stars.

www.nasa.gov/hubble @NASAHubble

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Khám Phá Bãi Sao Biển | Du Lịch Phú Quốc or Starfish Loves You - Duration: 10:09.

JOHN SPEAKING IN VIETNAMESE: Hello dear friends! Today Stefi and Emi are going to discover the northern part of Phu Quoc island

There we can go to the Starfish Beach. Wow! As some people say it's one of the best beaches on Earth

Also we can visit a pepper farm and a bee farm and...

we can go to the Jungle on the way back. Tropical forest. There is no one there. Only the nature

We'll go inside just a little bit. Actually, uncle John is a bit afraid as well.But we'll become brave and visit it.

YouTube Search: STEFI EMI

hey this is us: Uncle John, Emi and Stefi and now we are at the Starfish Beach

this is the only channel about the foreign family who is living in Vietnam

speaks in Vietnamese and is looking for the starfish so we haven't found the

starfish because it's a little bit dirty here because there are some farms so

we're gonna go all the way over there in order to find some really beautiful red

starfish that you've never seen before but you can see that the beach is the

beach has the white sand which is really nice

Are you happy girls? -YES - Okay, let's go! let's go together and maybe we'll find out

some starfish

Hey, have you found something - Yeah! There are so many shells!

Well, we haven't found some starfish but um we've got some shells

Emily, which one do you like? - I like 2 these ones

They're really nice. Wow! let's go further let's go all the way up there!

Ok! Let's go! - You go ahead! I'm gonna follow you. it's beautiful and very quiet here.

EMI SPEAKING VIETNAMESE. -So many farms over there they grow maybe pearls, I think that growing pearls or

maybe some seafood. -Yes, I like seafood

Good! Let's go over there!

Hey Stefi! Do you wanna play? -Yeah! - On the swing?

yeah there are some red ants you are in the nature the nature that's how the nature

looks like Emily do like the nature? -No. Are you scared already? -YES! Ahh!!

Wow! Many shells here, yeah? wow What's that? That's a real coconut tree with some real coconuts! Let's get some!

Stefi, come on, help us! Climb the tree climb the tree they Emily, don't pull down! STOP!

Oh, they nearly fell on us! Stefi, come on, let's get one! Go, go, go! Are you OK?

Stefi, Emi, have you found any stars? -No! -Not yet? - Not yet. okay let's look forward

behind me you can see how locals grow some seafood and that's the boat sometimes they

go to the sea to catch some fish with the net

If you turn around and come over here, you will see how they live. Look children!

That's not really a house, this like a very simple hut they don't have electricity basically

they're very short supply of water or everything but that's how they live

they live basically with the nature hey children have a look over there and you

guys let me see the mountains and big mountains right that way that's a

different country that's Cambodia or in Vietnamese they say Campuchia so that's the

neighboring country so if we swim there we're gonna end up in a different

country

yeah Campuchia yeah yeah that's a funny name, yes, that's a funny name! the different people live

there the culture is different everything is different there so the

further we go the cleaner it becomes so over there the water is not really clean

but the further you go it becomes really pure white sand and well we haven't

found the starfish but we will we will find let's go

Stefi, look there! Do you want to live there?- Oh no! There is no WiFi there! how can people live there look at

that house! Have you found starfish yet? No! Will we find? - Yeah! Emi, will we find the

starfish? -Yes! let's go! Oh mummy's over there! RUN!

that's a crab in the shell well we can get it but well we're gonna let it go

Stefanie, I think there are some alligators over there! It looks very spooky!

Have you seen an alligator?

No? Is it safe? -Crab!

What's that? A crab? -It's a white crabe

That's the sand crab! Just a little one

I'm scared! No! -OK, I will help you! Come!

We can do it Stefi, Don't worry! We can do it!

Oh tired oh but it was fun

Wow! Children! Everyone! We found the starfish that's

how starfish I want to find some more but of course we have to be careful and

put it back to the sea beautiful! Look! it's so big you see

It's got spikes! wow wow wow look it's alive you see you see it's alive it's a living

creature and we're gonna put it back to the sea. there are some starfish and we will find

Nice, yeah! That's my friend Lisa. bye-bye

It's not the rumor! It's true! There are some starfish and we will find more

definitely will find more let's go get that the Blowfish that's one of the

deadliest fishes this is very poisonous children if you see this in the sea - RUN AWAY!

No one is around only us we are alone in the nature and we are not

scared anymore we are very brave. are you brave? yes, we are

Let's go over here! We'll find some starfish from this bridge

Children, can you see? There is so much fish over there. Can you see, yeah?

did you like swimming there? -YES! -Was the water clean? -YES - So, it was enjoyable, awesome and

super cool yeah? yeah! I'm very happy for you

EMI IN VIETNAMESE: That is a boat!

STEFI: love Phu Quoc

REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE!

UNCLE JOHN: Starfish, Starfish!

Look! We've got some starfish here!

look there are many! Stefi & Emi, Look!

They are big, they are huge!

Do you wanna hold them? Yes! STEFI: I'm scared

Stefi, you try!

Can you hold it? Emi, try to hold it! it's like an octopus look it's very red

and if you turn around there are some tentacles ...inside it... it's hiding

a little bit scared Emily hold it like this say look at look at the camera say

cheese. -CHEESE! Stefi, do you want to try? There are so many!

Stefi! Stefanie, look. There are so many!

we can pick one. Stefi, hold it hold it don't worry it's not gonna bite it

doesn't have any teeth look look there look there I found so many over there

over there we found we found the starfish wow this is incredible

I have a new friend!

you've got a new friend what's what's the name of your new friend? Look!

baby I've got a baby starfish? is it it's pink, it's not it's all that red color as

you see so I guess this is the baby star fish

I'm not sure but I think so. Stefi, where is your starfish? what's its name?

Jack? yeah starfish Jack

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I have a slightly different take.

Right?

Which is that the use case of Bitcoin-- I agree with you, is Bitcoin.

It happened to arrive at a time period in which criminal enterprises in Russia and China

needed mechanisms for getting money abroad very easily.

So I am very skeptical of that dynamic.

But I agree with you that there are absolutely use cases in the form of, it is used for money

laundering, for example.

And that's certainly not the only thing that it's used for.

But it's a primary use.

But it opens up so much else, right?

And I know you disagree with me.

And feel free to push back.

Instinctual response is, oh, it's so great for crimes.

And hey, maybe years ago it was pretty anonymous, and it was OK for crimes.

But it's prominent feature is every 10 minutes a ledger of every trade that's ever happened

is published with a permanent paper trail of every step in that 10 minute process.

That's a really bad feature for committing crimes.

All of your transactions are there.

And it's very well known that the Silk Road guy used Bitcoin, right?

Very few people know that there were two federal agents that went rogue and were extorting

money from the Silk Road guy independent of each other in the same task force.

Stealing money from other people on the internet, doing all kinds of bad things.

They wired $1 million through five major banks in the US and one mutual fund company, none

of whom filed a Suspicious Activity Report.

When you have a federal worker paying his mortgage off in one paycheck, writing $30,000

checks to cash, that's suspicious, right?

And it was two peer to peer companies, Venmo and Bitstamp they reported both of these people

to the authorities.

And I'm actually on the board of Bitstamp.

And they were telling me this, there's a federal agent laundering money on their site.

And I'm like, you guys have watched way too many Tom Cruise movies.

There's no chance that's actually happening.

And I looked at this stuff.

And I was like, oh, crap.

We gotta report this.

So we reported it to another federal agent.

That guy resigned that day.

And we're like, oh, no.

That's a problem.

So both of those people were rogue.

And the deal is when the prosecutor, Katie Hunt, dropped the whole list of all their

crimes from that blockchain on their desk, they had to sign guilty pleas.

There's no way to even remotely even go to trial, because you have a list of all the

crimes.

So I think law enforcement already knows that Bitcoin's terrible for crimes.

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