Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily is it Jan 28 2019

how do you deal with "it's a bad time" have you ever had that you are maybe

selling your services your consultancy services your brokerage services your

any kind of service you're providing basically and you you're right there in

front of your prospect or on the phone with them and they're telling you you

know what it's a bad time I can't do this right now really is it a bad time

it is a bad time and you're thinking in your mind why she's saying this it's not

a bad time but it's a good time you need to do this right now that's what you're

thinking they need to do this right now the time is just gonna get worse for

them and your thinking and how can I put this in words how can I show them that

there are making a mistake that this is the time that they have to take action

and they're trying to postpone it they're trying to delay it they want to

procrastinate they want to stay where they are they have success barriers like

most of us do how do you solve that let's get down to it if this is the

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again you are with your prospect you are there on a sales meeting you're running

your sales process and then you hear this objection you know what I like it's

a bad time we let's let's wait a bit bored try try me again in three months

okay and there are different ways you could approach this my approach for it

today is the way I view it is if someone says something like it's a bad time

they'll tell me you don't like me tell me you don't like my idea you know maybe

you don't think I'm the right solution for you but there's no such thing it's a

bad time I just think you're not serious enough that's what I would probably say

today if someone tells me you know what it's about

it's a bad time but maybe not and maybe you also want to take a more soft

approach you actually want to solve this you actually want to solve this

objection when you can say is something like that

look mr. prospect I know I hear what you say and I can tell you that it's never

easy time it's never a good time to make a change because making a change is

growing is doing things differently and it's never gonna be easy

but would you mind sharing with me why is this a bit bad time for you right now

so here you given them an opportunity to actually start explaining you more

giving you more information on why exactly they view it as a bad time so

that you can deal specifically with what they're referring to and most of the

time you're gonna see that the the bad time excuses are very very very general

this is there's nothing concrete it's not like well it's a bad time because

I'm about to take a three month vacation it's a bad time because I'm going to

replace the my CEO usually they're gonna be different things they're gonna be

some some irrelevant issues that they view them as an obstacle from taking

making that change right now or hiring your services but it's not the truth

it's not the real deal the real deal is that they're just afraid so one of the

things you want to do before I talk about it a lot is to verify you know

I've talked about this in other videos of you know taking how warm your lead is

how ready to buy they are there's a link up here and what do you want to do is

ask how soon you want to solve this problem how soon you would you like to

get started so then you will have an idea on how ready they are if that it's

a bad time obstacle will come later you'll be able to solve it earlier but

let's say you you done it or you haven't done it and now they're telling you it's

a bad time so after they explain why then why specifically this is a bad time

what I'd like to say is the following thing mister prospect I want you to ask

yourself very very clearly and be really honest with yourself if you feel

comfortable share it with me as well you told me why you view this as a bad

time but here's my question to you how much will it cost you today not to make

that change how much will it cost you how much more pain and suffering will it

cost you to continue with what you're doing right now with the way things are

going right now so let's say you are your marketing agency you're selling

your marketing services you run budgets for

businesses that's that's what you do your service provider and your prospect

tells you you know what it's a bad time let's start in in a few months

my question to that prospect will be how much does it cost you that your business

is lacking leads on a daily basis how much does it cost you that you're

chasing that next lead and that next climb that next prospect that next

person from mouth to year hoping for referrals begging people to refer you

other potential prospects how much does it cost you that your employees are

sitting there and waiting for work and how much does it cost you that you have

all your expenses running your business is today available to take care of ten

times more amount of work and you're just not doing it how much does it cost

you and here what I try to actually make them

feel and experience is the they believe that it will cost them to get started

today it will cost them efforts it will cost them energy will cost them money to

start with this process today but my approach is different it will cost them

way more to continue waiting to procrastinate it costs much more I want

them to know that and in the end of the day the next thing I'm gonna say is you

know something similar to before there's never a good time and if we're gonna

start this process right now I'm gonna hold you by the hand and I'll make sure

that you will believe that this is the best time for you to do that because

it's just gonna get harder but let me ask you another thing if three months

down the line we started your process we were in your business now your sales

team this is for example for the services that I provide so let me ask

you something mister prospect if three months down the line your sales team is

converting 20% more than they're converting right now and you are your

lifetime value of the customers is 50% more than it is right now and your

employees are happier and there's a clear delegation process in your

business and the average order value goes up 4x - 3 X

would you still look back three months from now that's what happening in your

business would you look back to today and would you say it was a bad time if

that word were to happen three months from now we're going into your business

we're starting mentoring coaching you advising you about how to

run a better sales process in your business and that's what happens this is

the result this is the outcome would you look back to today and say to yourself

this is a bad time would you ninety-nine percent of the time we're gonna say no

so now it's just again it's a value question is you showing them that the

timing is okay the timing is right they just need to believe that you can do it

for them they can do it for themselves and that the result will come hope this

video helps comment below tell me what you think if you hate this video comment

below tell me what you think if you love it comment below I love it be sure to

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Arsenal transfer news: Is this the hint that confirms Ivan Perisic deal is on? - Duration: 3:12.

The Gunners are keen to take the Croatian winger on loan for the rest of the season before signing him permanently in the summer

Reports that emerged earlier today claim Inter have rejected their opening offer

Director Giuseppe Marotta disputed those claims and says they have received no official bid as of yet, but he did confirm the 29-year-old has handed in a transfer request

And Perisic's omission from the Torino match is the biggest hint yet that they will give in to his demands

"Perisic has asked to leave but there is no offer for him," Marotta said. "We will see in the coming days

"We will listen to the request of Perisic, he has put in a transfer request; we must try to satisfy him but also respect the value of him

" Inter manager Luciano Spalletti has revealed he would be open to him leaving in the right offer comes in

"It is normal that during the market we are talking about a player like Perisic," he said

"Because he is a strong player that everyone would want in their team. "However, the talk must become concrete and then supported by the correct figures

" Perisic has himself admitted he would love to play in the Premier League one day

Manchester United were keen to sign him last summer but their interest appears to have cooled since Jose Mourinho was sacked as the club's manager

"It's true that an offer from Manchester United was on the table – I was really close to leaving Inter," Perisic said last year

"Admiration from a coach like Mourinho is definitely something that flattered me

It's confirmation of hard work and good performances. "When you're praised by a guy like Mourinho – the manager of a huge club like Man United – it's difficult not to think about such an offer

"I'm glad he has a high opinion of me. These things motivate me to work and train hard, to achieve the best performances

" And when quizzed again on his future last November, he said: "I have always said that [playing in the Premier League] is my dream

"In football everything is possible, we will see in the future. Now, I'm focusing on Inter

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Career And Life Notes # 3 - Duration: 0:55.

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131m² This truly is a family home, won the Resene New Home up to $450,000 National Award - Duration: 4:18.

131m² This truly is a family home, won the Resene New Home up to $450,000 National Award

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Body Language Myth Buster #2: Is It Rude To Stare? - Duration: 1:20.

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Red is the Color of Love (for birds) - Duration: 2:22.

Valentine's Day is a holiday used to celebrate love.

And it's associated with big red hearts, red flowers, red chocolate, red everything.

But red is also important to birds around this time of year.

I'm going to show you a trick that might just change the way you look at birds, forever.

Because red is the color of love (for birds).

Look at a rooster.

You know that big red thing on their head?

It's red because it has a high concentration of red pigments called carotenoids.

Carotenoids are what make tomatoes and peppers red.

And that's actually important to know.

The red pigment can't be made by birds.

They have to get all of it from their food.

It turns out that carotenoids have another use.

They help control the immune response to germs.

So a sick bird uses some of its carotenoids to fight illness.

And... if they use carotenoids to fight germs, there's less for the bright red comb!

So the red comb is a signal - basically advertising that, hey, I'm a healthy bird with carotenoids

to spare for this red head thing.

And this is an honest signal!

The bird can't be red unless it actually DOES have good nutrition and no disease.

Red is the key for many birds to identify a healthy mate.

This is a thing in lots of birds- zebra finches, swamphens, cardinals, roosters, storks, geese,

and pheasants.

Basically, any time you see a red patch on a bird, you should think, "I wonder if that's

a signal patch to indicate health to other birds."

And if you were a bird, you might think less about the sweet messages in your valentines

and think more about the exact shade of red.

And now we conclude with a poem Bird heads are red, blue feathers aren't blue,

there's a lot more, bird videos for you!

Be sure to subscribe, so you don't miss one, thanks for watching, you are awesome!

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Mohamed Salah diving criticism is unbelievable — and slightly sinister - Duration: 4:27.

I was never one for diving — if I had a chance to get a shot off, I'd always take it

Yet, I've been shaking my head in disbelief at the criticism aimed at Mohamed Salah in recent weeks for what people have been particularly eager to call cheating

It's been sustained and hostile, and I'm wondering why. Why it's been much worse than that aimed at Harry Kane this season, for instance, or in the past say Michael Owen or David Beckham (and I'm not singling them out!)

We have to be very careful as football fans. We need to stop and think about whether Salah is being targeted for where he comes from and who he is

It seems like stereotyping, and possibly because he's an overseas player. If that is the case, it's totally unacceptable

Read More Mohamed Salah returns to social media - and Liverpool star's absence is explained I'm not condoning diving

I genuinely never did it, even if people still say I dived in that incident with David Seaman when I told the ref it wasn't a pen

I didn't – he didn't touch me, but if I hadn't jumped, one of us would have got hurt

There was a time when I was booked for diving, playing at City, and, honestly, I was raging at the time

It still makes me upset to think back on it. Yet the game has changed. Yes, there have been times when Salah has gone over a bit theatrically, sometimes he may have gone down a bit easily

Two things. One, who doesn't now? Two, he's almost always been kicked. In fact, he has been kicked mercilessly for 18 months

And if he doesn't go down in a way which let's the ref see he's been kicked, then will be get the decision? No chance

Read More Liverpool's Alisson insists Man City are title-race favourites, not his leaders Watching the Arsenal-Manchester United game on Friday, Paul Pogba went through early, got hacked from behind, but didn't go down and then lost the ball

No free-kick. Soon after, goes through again, gets pulled back slightly. What does he do? Of course, he goes down, because otherwise he knows if he tries to get a shot off and fails, he gets nothing again

It is not as simple as people are making out. If Salah were this massive cheat people seem to be trying to portray him as, why was the penalty he converted against Newcastle at the end of December the first awarded for Liverpool at Anfield in 18 months? Think about that

In that time, he's scored almost 50 league goals, and not one until this past Boxing Day was a penalty in a home game

Read More Liverpool fans face paying £6,000 EACH for ticket to season-finale's title party That penalty against Newcastle almost certainly wasn't one

But how many should he have had before that but wasn't given because he didn't make it clear he'd been kicked? Since then, the others have looked pretty clear, even if he was a bit exaggerated in going down

Even the one not given against Palace last weekend — no doubt there was contact, and other strikers would have got the decision

Yes, times have changed from when I hated the idea of going down. But, as for the suspicion and stereotyping of overseas players, maybe they haven't changed enough

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Light Fest in Toronto is the city's huge outdoor lights festival and it's completely free - Duration: 1:25.

Hey, what's up guys?! It's Deepa here!

It's back and brighter than before! Toronto Light Fest is happening at the Distillery

District featuring both local

and international exhibits. So,

get your cameras ready because this is gonna be

good!

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What is a scraped surface heat exchanger and how it works differently from static heat exchangers - Duration: 2:28.

A scraped surface heat exchanger is an industrial heat exchanger.

It's an extremely versatile heat exchanger used for very viscous,

thick, sticky products, large particulate products,

and very challenging applications from a fouling perspective.

The best way to describe it that I've found is an analogy with the home.

When you're cooking in a pan, a spatula is required.

Because if you just apply the heat to the pan, the food is going to burn.

The spatula is physically scraping and manipulating that product so it doesn't burn.

And that's exactly what a scraped surface heat exchanger does.

It's a large industrial spatula so to speak.

The relevant applications for scraped surface technology are just so wide and varied.

They span across food, personal care, chemical, pharmaceutical, protein, protein by-products.

There are so many applications where the scraped can be used because it's extremely flexible.

Gasketed plate-and-frame or tubular heat exchangers have no moving parts,

so I'll refer to them as static heat exchangers.

We can design them and Alfa Laval does an amazing job optimizing them, but at some point they reach their limitations.

You get to the point where you physically need to have something mechanically removing the fouling layer.

And that's where the scraped surface heat exchanger comes in.

Many times these static systems can

result in very high pressures if the products are becoming very thick.

And that's where the scraped surface heat exchanger comes in as well.

The hydraulic diameter can be much larger.

We can design that in such a way to minimize pressure drop.

That can have an impact on the overall production of the system, the performance of a system,

and the performance of all the equipment in the system.

As far as the differences between static and scraped surface heat exchangers in terms of product changeover,

I would say that the scraped surface heat exchangers are extremely versatile,

and they have a very low product hold-up volume.

When a customer needs to finish a process and enter cleaning,

or transition from one product to the next, this is where the scrape has an advantage.

As the product is transitioning from one to the next,

there's very little hold-up volume and very little intermixing.

They can really maximize their product gains.

From a customer's perspective, if they're trying to maximize uptime and produce all of their products,

the scraped surface heat exchanger is a no brainer.

It's just the most flexible solution on the market.

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Chelsea transfer target Nicolo Barella would find it difficult to turn down Manchester United - Duration: 2:04.

Nicolo Barella would find it 'impossible' to say no to Manchester United, according to reports

Chelsea are thought to be chasing the Cagliari midfielder, but have been unable to come to an agreement with the Italian side

Cagliari have set a £43million asking price which has lead to Chelsea cooling their transfer interest in Barella

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri is a massive fan of Barella and personally asked the Blues board to snare the 21-year-old

However with Chelsea weighing up their options, Gazzetta dello Sport claim United are keeping tabs on Barella

United were tipped to have made an offer for Barella at the start of the month, but their bid fell well below Cagliari's valuation

Barella is interested in playing football in the Premier League and would find it difficult to reject United should the Red Devils convince Cagliari to sell

Chelsea's search for a replacement for Cesc Fabregas has hit a wall as Leandro Paredes is set to join Paris Saint-Germain

The Zenit St Petersburg star was the Chelsea board's preferred option to replace Fabregas

With the transfer window set to shut next Thursday, it now seems unlikely Chelsea will sign another midfielder

Gonzalo Higuain has arrived at Chelsea on loan for the rest of the season, which will trigger Alvaro Morata's exit

Morata is in Spain finalising his loan switch to Atletico Madrid and passed his medical on Sunday

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Americans Finally Realize That Climate Change Is A Major Threat - Duration: 5:52.

According to a fascinating new report called climate change in the American mind, American

citizens by and large by large margins believed that not only is climate change real, not

only are human beings causing it, but that it presents a very real threat to their individual

lives, and it is that last part that is so alarming because for years we have seen polls.

Those of us who've studied climate change, who have reported on climate change for more

than a decade now, we have seen polls that show that yeah, the average American voters,

both Democrats and Republicans, majority of them think climate change is real and that

human beings are causing it.

Now.

It's only been within the last couple years that we've seen polls show that majorities

of voters want something done about it, but up to this point, we had not seen the consistent

polling that shows that these people view climate change as a threat to their lives.

Sure.

Pulls in the past have shown that they believe it's a threat to the United States.

It could be a threat to our national security, but now it hits even closer to home.

In many cases, quite literally and now a majority of people in this country, Republican, Democrat,

and everything else believe that climate change is going to personally impact their lives.

Here's the thing, now we've got the polling data.

We've got all the numbers on our side, right?

Democrats want this?

Republicans want this.

They are afraid of what could happen.

They all believe that the science has gotten better within the last few years.

Uh, they all actually, I'm, a majority of them say that the reason they've shifted their

attitudes towards climate change and they believe it's a threat to them is because of

the extreme weather they see all around the country, the hurricanes, the wildfires, the

droughts, the floods, the mudslides.

They view those as personal threats to themselves, to their families, to their homes, to their

businesses, to whatever it is their daily lives are now being impacted or could be impacted

by climate change.

So there's half the battle, right?

We've got the American public on our side, they understand it, they believed it, they

accept it, they think it's a threat.

They want something done.

So now what's part two?

Part two is getting something done.

Honestly, the public finally just waking up and opening their eyes and saying, holy crap,

California is on fire again.

Oh my God, Florida, North Carolina, they're underwater again.

Houston underwater again, Puerto Rico.

Oh my God.

They still haven't rebuilt because that hurricane was so massive.

They see it.

They can't deny it anymore.

In fact, the only people who are consistently denying it or the people in Washington DC,

ironically, a city that would be underwater, uh, at current projections over the next hundred

years for climate change.

But nonetheless, they deny it.

Donald trump actually tweeted out this weekend, uh, in response to the massive snowstorms

up north.

That should be great to have some of that good old fashioned global warming right about

now.

So the president doesn't even think it exists.

He's that stupid.

And Yeah, if you deny the existence of climate change at this point, you are stupid.

I make no apologies for saying that.

The science shows that it is real.

The evidence shows that it is real.

So if you're gonna sit there and say that it doesn't exist, then you're not an intelligent

human being, and Donald trump is not an intelligent human being for that reason and many, many,

many others.

But nonetheless, we have to demand action in Washington DC.

The climate movement is no longer a fringe group.

It's no longer a fringe movement.

It's not a bunch of liberal hippy tree huggers out there anymore.

It's average working Americans, you know, people who maybe they don't actually care

about the environment.

Maybe they've never been hiking.

They don't spend weeks camping out in the mountains.

But they do understand that climate change is a threatened that we have to do something

about it.

You know, they may live their entire lives inside office buildings in big cities, you

know, never affected by any of the major storms or fires or floods out there, but they view

it as a threat and they want something done about it because eventually it will hit their

area.

Maybe not as quickly as it will.

Those of us like myself down here in Florida or the folks out in California or along the

east coast.

But it will eventually hit them and that's why they want action.

And I tell you this, the only way to get action is to get these denying these climate change,

denying Republicans out of Congress.

Because as long as those people still sit in, those offices have power, nothing will

get done.

Nothing, not a thing.

We've seen it for years and years and years.

They pull in money from fossil fuel companies.

They go out there and give stupid speeches like Jim in hall for the snowball on the Senate

floor, Donald trump with his idiotic tweets.

As long as people like that exist, the planet is in danger.

The only way to ensure action on this issue in action that actually will do something

is to get these idiotic Republicans out of office for good.

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Blue Origin Space Mission VS Making Earth Better- Why It shouldn't be either or? Jeff Bezos Explain - Duration: 7:34.

Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, the world's richest person and also the founder of Amazon,

defended his billion-dollar-a-year expense on space travel, on 18th January night in

front of a receptive, star-studded crowd.

The occasion was the 16th annual Living Legends of Aviation awards ceremony, held at the Beverly

Hilton Hotel, with John Travolta as host, and Harrison Ford as one of the celebrity

presenters.

The event, produced as a fundraiser for the Kiddie Hawk Air Academy, honors those who

have made significant contributions to aviation.

Bezos got a triple dose of recognition, thanks to his induction into the Living Legends lineup,

plus his acceptance of the Kenn Ricci Lifetime Aviation Entrepreneur Award, and a newly created

honor called the Jeff Bezos Freedom's Wings Award.

This 16th annual Living Legends of Aviation awards ceremony, recall one his past interview

where he added one speech - "We have to go to space to save Earth - We kind of have

to hurry."

While Bezos believes humanity needs to explore the universe beyond our planet, and has previously

said - he envisions a future where "millions of people are working, and living in space,"

he was sure to note during his interview that we shouldn't simply give up on the Earth.

"We've sent robotic probes to every planet in our solar system.

This one is the best.

It's not even close" Keeping that in mind in this video, Engineering

Today will discuss on Jeff Bezos envisions on going to space, vs. making Earth better.

Why he thinks, It shouldn't be either-or?

So, Let's get started.

After receiving the Freedom's Wings trophy from Airbus CEO Tom Enders, Bezos sat down

for one of his traditional fireside chats.

At one point, Bezos was asked why he should spend money on space exploration rather than

on earthly issues that need fixing.

The question addressed the controversy, that Bezos faced last year after telling an interviewer

that Blue Origin, which he's supporting to the tune of a billion dollars a year, ranked

as "the most important work that I'm doing."

Since then, Bezos created a $2 billion Day One Fund to focus on helping homeless families

and improving preschool education.

At the Beverly Hills ceremony, the billionaire gave a nuanced summary of his spending philosophy.

"If you take the big picture, you should spend money here on Earth," he said.

"There are a lot of important objectives here on Earth we need to do here and now.

The real question is, it shouldn't be framed as an either-or choice.

You also have to spend some money on things that are 10 years out, 20 years out, 50 years

out, even 100 years out."

Bezos said he wants "a whole diversified portfolio of trying to do the right thing."

Blue Origin plays a big part in that long-range portfolio.

The Blue Origin company is working on a suborbital spaceship called New Shepard, an orbital-class

rocket called New Glenn, a new breed of rocket engine called the BE-4, and a lunar lander

concept called Blue Moon.

Blue Origin's New Shepard and suborbital spaceflights, including passenger flights, represent the

first step because "the frequency of those missions can be very high," providing lots

of practice for more challenging missions, Bezos said.

The next uncrewed New Shepard test flight is scheduled soon, and Bezos said the program

was on track to start flying people later this year.

He referred indirectly to the fact that over the years, Blue Origin's development schedule

has slid to the right.

"I've rarely been confident we'll fly 'this year,' " Bezos joked.

"I've often been confident we'll fly 'next year.'

I keep telling the team this is not a race.

We're going to do this right, and safely."

Blue Origin is due to start launching its orbital New Glenn rocket, in the 2021 time

frame — and could send its Blue Moon lander to the lunar surface starting around 2023,

assuming that the Blue Origin wins NASA's support.

Bezos said "the moon is critical to the future that we envision at Blue Origin,"

because it's the closest off-Earth prospect for settlement.

He talked up the possibilities of building settlements sustained by deposits of water

ice in the moon's deep craters, and suggested that it could be a steppingstone to Mars,

as well as artificial homes and factories in space known as O'Neill habitats.

"It's time to go back to the moon, and this time to stay.

… When we do that, we will find it a very useful place to build all kinds of things,

we will use to explore the solar system," he said.

Bezos echoed past comments he's made about the need to put energy-intensive heavy industry

in space, so that Earth could be zoned for light industrial and residential use.

"If you want to protect the Earth, save the Earth, we have to go to space," he said.

"This isn't an option.

It might appear to be an option, but that's just because we haven't gotten there yet.

If you wait until it's obvious to everyone, it will be too late."

Blue Origin founder Bezos argued against the idea, often advanced by SpaceX founder Elon

Musk, that Mars should be the first focus of off-Earth settlement.

"I have long been an opponent of the idea of going first to Mars," he said.

"I am a proponent of settling the moon first.

Going first to Mars would be skipping steps.

And by the way, Mars is not enough.

Settling Mars, would at most double Earth's population.

We really need to figure out how to build O'Neill-style space colonies."

Referring to the Freedom's Wings Award, Bezos repeated his view, that keeping humanity

confined to Earth would eventually lead to limits to growth, and "stasis" for the

species.

"If somebody is telling you how many children you can have, and how much energy you can

use, that doesn't sound like freedom to me," Bezos said.

"What sounds like freedom to me is moving out into the solar system, where we have,

for all practical purposes, unlimited energy, unlimited resources.

We'd have a trillion humans in the solar system, and then we'd have a thousand Mozarts

and a thousand Einsteins.

That's the world I want my grandchildren's grandchildren to live in."

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What If SCP-2006 Was Real? - Duration: 8:00.

What is fear?

Is it the knowledge and realization of a concept that violates our sense of safety?

On the surface, yes.

Fear is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is

dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat.

But what about a phobia?

What about a compulsive disorder?

What about anxiety - or paranoia?

The complexities of fear are a construct that have woven their way into our species and

our expectations of civilization, intrinsic to our DNA - weaved into our very fabric of

existence.

Fear was the soul motivation that made our species so resourceful - so adaptable.

It's why we tell stories of the beastial things that lurk in the shadows of the forest.

It's why we sit around campfires and warn of the things that go bump in the night.

But what if Fear was a creature, in and of itself?

Well - of course, the SCP Foundation has got us covered - so let me introduce you to SCP-2006,

the true meaning of fear.

Hello internet - and welcome back to the most inquisitive channel on YouTube - Life's

Biggest Questions.

As per usual, I'll be your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch - as we curiously ask the

question, What If SCP-2006 Was Real?

Roll the clip.

That footage was from the 1953 - independently made black and white sci-fi horror movie,

Robot Monster - widely considered one of the worst movies ever made.

In it, an all powerful robot alien attempts to destroy the few remaining survivors of

humanity with essentially, stock footage from 1950s creature-feature flicks.

It's funny how that works, isn't it?

But really, when we look at the development of horror cinema throughout the last century

- we find stark similarities with the conceptual function of SCP-2006, and the way that modernity

has encapsulated a halcyon presentation of horror.

Let's dial the theoretical concepts down for a moment though, and take a look at what

this guys all about.

As the record states, SCP-2006 is a Keter class anomalous spherical entity roughly 50

centimeters in diameter when in its default state.

SCP-2006's stated goal is to cause feelings of fear and/or horror in as many humans as

possible.

To accomplish this purpose, 2006 possesses the ability to change its shape, mass, volume,

density, chemical structure, and voice to any form that it desires.

Currently, there is no known way to damage SCP-2006.

The extent of its shapeshifting abilities are unknown, and are currently thought to

be unlimited.

Uh - that's kinda… worrying, right?

It's kind of like if the entire plot of Cabin in the Woods was contained and wrapped

up in one, terrifying package.

Although, the real crux of SCP-2006 is in it's special containment procedures.

It is to be contained at Site 118 in an airtight containment cell, and must be constantly monitored

for all changes in form - because, as we previously stated - it's shapeshifting abilities could

potentially be unlimited.

Strangely enough, all personnel coming into contact with SCP-2006 are required to enroll

in an acting course with a focus on expressing fear and surprise.

Every month, 2006 is to be shown at least one new extremely low-quality horror or science

fiction movie containing horror elements.

Low-quality is the key word there, and it's very important.

All interaction with the entity must confirm that SCP-2006 continues to believe that said

works demonstrate a superb grasp of horror.

And that in itself may be a terrifying prospect for horror aficionados - but nevertheless,

this facade is exactly what's keeping us all safe.

Essentially, it's primary function is to absorb, articulate, and emulate fear - but

thankfully for us, the scariest thing in its current repertoire is 1953's Robot Monster

- which, isn't scary at all.

Sorry Phil Tucker.

But herein lies the real fear of SCP-2006, in its ability to discern precisely what makes

our skin crawl.

Thankfully for us, although tentatively - it's contained within the Foundation - but in this

hypothetical situation, SCP-2006 has gotten out - and instead of the primitive examples

of bad b-movie 1950s horror to work with - it has an entire genre, a world of terrifying

inconsistencies - and over 7 billion fearful human minds to understand the true meaning

of fear.

And as some of you may be aware, there's a lot to be scared of right now.

As Dr. Randall Owings put it, the director of Site 118, explaining in a letter to Foundation

personnel not to become complacent with SCP-2006 -- Imagine if it broke containment and found

out what really scared people.

Imagine if it saw the horror and fear of war, or the concepts of paranoia or phobias common

to each and every human being.

Imagine if it found the true horror of a nuclear holocaust or an XK-Class scenario.

The question that we're really asking isn't What If SCP-2006 Was Real -- it's What If

Our Worst Nightmares Were Real?

Much like how Stephen King's It - through Pennywise the Clown, or the Deadlights for

the horror pedants amongst you, used fear as a myriad of weaponry - so too would SCP-2006.

On that note, you can also count Pennywise the Clown into 2006's horror canon.

Are you scared yet?

We'd have Hellraisers Pinhead, Halloween's Michael Myers.

Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Chucky, The Bride of Chucky, Leatherface, Norman Bates,

Minnie Castevet, Annie Wilkes, The Babadook, The Candyman, Samara Morgan, Jack Torrance,

Dracula, Pazuzu, Black Phillip, freakin Hannibal Lecter.

The Thing - for crying out loud.

The Xenomorph.

The Allied Mastercomputer.

The Child Catcher.

Randall Flagg - who is probably Nyarlathotep - and thus every Lovecraftian entity would

shriek alongside him.

Triangle Head.

Creepers.

Jeepers Creepers and demon Jeeps.

Demon Headmasters.

Demons in general.

All of them.

Hellfire and brimstone.The entire collection and catalogue of horror fiction and fandom

since the dawn of humanity would be alive and writhing across the planet - because we

remembered, and we recorded it, and we made it into a storybook or a blockbuster motion

picture - and SCP-2006 would eat it up like Bruce Bogtrotter eats a chocolate cake.

But who knows, maybe it is real - and it already got out - and all of those horror icons paled

in comparison to what it actually saw.

Who knows -- 2018 was a pretty weird year after all.

Well, there we have it - why don't you let us know your thoughts in the comment section

down below.

Before we depart though, let's read out some of your more creative comments from over

the past few days.

Prince Jordel says -- What if there was no clip?

-- Well, Prince Jordel, that's a real possibility - and that's a fear that I live with on

a day to day basis.

Thankfully, for the most part, there is a clip.

And that makes me happy.

Roll the clip.

JurassicmuffetAdventures Rex says -- What if the asteroids never hit the dinosaur.

-- Uh… there's something about this sentence that's not quite right.

I'm just going to leave this one here… .. hm.

And finally, Super Dog man says -- What if Slappy fought chucky -- and, well, that's

an easy one.

Chucky, hands down.

He'd just have to say Karru marri odonna loma molonu karrano - and it'd be a done

deal.

Or, is it the other way around?

Oh no.

Well - unfortunately folks, I'm gonna have to head off - but cheers for sticking around

all the way until the end.

If you were a fan of this video, make sure to hit that thumbs up button, as well as that

subscribe bell, and we'll be seeing you in the next one.

As per usual, I've been your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch - you've been

watching Life's Biggest Questions - and until next time, you take it easy.

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There's a Subterranean Biosphere Hiding in the Earth's Crust and It's MASSIVE - Duration: 5:07.

The Earth.

An inscrutable blue, green and white marble suspended in the vacuum of space and on its

surface, teeming with life.

You and me, countless animals, plants, fungi and bacteria on the mountains, plains, rivers,

and oceans of our planet.

But something is lurking underneath our feet.

According to new research?

A whole other world.

This new world that is slowly being revealed to us is what scientists call the deep biosphere

because it lies many meters below the earth's surface.

It's also sometimes called the dark biosphere--just because we like to give you the shivers...and

because, yknow, there's no light down there.

The Deep Carbon Observatory is a global community of over 1000 scientists who, for the past

ten years, have been exploring this subterranean world and what lives in it.

The latest press release from this research community, as their 10-year long project comes

to an end, reveals just how startling the deep biosphere really is.

The team sampled life forms found at mines and boreholes that had been drilled up to

5 kilometers below the earth's surface, and up to 2.5 kilometers below the seafloor.

With hundreds of samples, they were then able to model the size and makeup of the deep biosphere...and

it is HUGE.

The DCO estimates that the deep biosphere is probably made up of 2-2.3 billion cubic

kilometers of living organisms, which is almost twice the volume of all of the earth's oceans.

Just let that sink in a little bit: take the entire water volume of the earth's oceans,

pour it into a container.

Now double that container.

Now fill that container to the brim with stuff that's alive--most of it, microscopic.

But the size isn't the only impressive thing about the deep biosphere.

It's also incredibly diverse, with the scientists on the project calling it the subterranean

Galapagos or likening it to the Amazon rainforest.

But we're not talking monsters like the Kaiju from Pacific Rim or a Balrog a la Lord

of the Rings.

The deep biosphere is mostly made up of bacteria and another kind of single-celled organism

called archaea--MILLIONS of distinct types, most of which we've never seen before.

We have no idea what they are.

But they're so plentiful, and so distinct that scientists think that about 70% of all

of earth's bacteria and archaea probably live in the deep biosphere.

Again, that is INSANE--as of 2016, we estimate that there are around 1 trillion species of

microbes on earth, and scientists think that 99.999 percent of them have yet to be discovered.

And according to this new deep biosphere research, that trillion microbes that we haven't even

been able to begin to classify?

That's only 30% of the earth's bacteria.

The rest are underneath us.

Some scientists even call all of this unclassified life, microbial 'dark matter'--we know

that it's there, we just don't know what it is or how it works

Ok, besides the fact that this is mind-blowingly awesome and kinda freaky, why are these scientists

dedicating 10 years of their life to this research?

Why is this important?

Well, the kind of organisms that live in the deep biosphere are pretty radically different

from those that live above the surface.

They have to be able to survive with no sunlight, withstand massive pressures and extreme temperatures

underneath the oceans or kilometers deep inside the earth.

Some of them apparently have life-cycles on geologic time-scales...meaning they reproduce

and grow in time increments like eras and epochs, rather than minutes or days.

They get their energy from vastly different materials than we're used to, in some cases

subsisting on nothing more than rock.

All of this is to say--the deep biosphere is a world of extremes.

With the help of advanced deep ocean and continental drilling technologies, and the increasing

accuracy and availability of DNA sequencing, exploring it will expand our understanding

of our own world and its biodiversity.

Hopefully, investigating the deep unknown will help us answer the lingering questions

that this environment poses: did life start below the surface and migrate up?

Or was it the other way around?

How does the deep biosphere interact with and influence the surface biosphere, if at

all?

But, perhaps most intriguingly, the Deep Carbon Observatory has shown us that we have not

yet discovered the limits for life on our planet.

The deeper we dig, the more extreme environments we explore, life is still there, flourishing

and strange.

And if life here can be so different from what we have imagined, what might be waiting

for us on other planets?

By familiarizing ourselves with the organisms of extremes here on Earth, we just might know

a little bit more about what to look for when we go searching for life elsewhere.

Fun fact: the naturally-occurring organism that holds the record for living at the hottest

temperature is Geogemma barossii, a single-celled organism that lives in hydrothermal vents

on the seafloor and can grow and reproduce at 121 degrees celsius.

For more on otherworldly life, check out this video here and thanks for always coming back

to Seeker for your science news fix.

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I love Driving Truck when it's a Beautiful Sunrise like this Trucker Rudi 01-20-19 Vlog#1659 - Duration: 15:51.

hey good morning good morning ladies and gentlemen welcome welcome to the show

are you guys seeing what I'm seeing I know this camera does not do justice

on what it really looks like but there is a beautiful beautiful sunrise out

there and I just pulled over there for a minute and I went out and I took me a

few pictures and that is a gorgeous view I love it beautiful beautiful colors

then you know when you have the clouds just right there over where the Sun is

rising it gives that really nice bright orange pinkish coloration it's just

absolutely gorgeous to watch I mean this camera obviously doesn't do good justice

on what I'm seeing right because I have tested this many times before even when

I take pictures it almost never looks exactly the way I see it right and so I

know my vision is still fairly good so you know to me that's just absolutely

gorgeous to look at something like that you know but anyways we have just got

going here a little while ago it was still dark when I took off and

we're just cruising down the road here and I figured out it's such a beautiful

view I can't resist not taking a few pictures of that you know I mean who in

their right mind could resist that right so I did certainly did I figured I turn

on the camera and show you guys a little bit I appreciate you guys tuning in

stick around for the rest of the show and see what else we come up with today

we are almost home we will be home this afternoon anyways so see what we will be

up to today right time for us to make us a little bit of a pit stop guys

we are now in Whitewood Saskatchewan and I decided while I'm out of food right so

I'm gonna go in here and grab me some breakfast but I know it's crazy windy

out here so I'm gonna go ahead and make it short let's go in get us some

breakfast all right guys unfortunately I

completely forgot to show you guys my breakfast yeah what a bummer but I did

take a picture so if I do not forget the picture should be popping up right now

so hopefully you guys got a good deal of that if I didn't forget to put the

picture up right sometimes you know I get home or whatever and I get busy

editing and and I don't forgot about that I was gonna put a picture in there

right or something oh that's right and so this time what I actually did is I

took the picture right and I just just dawned on me here so before I got going

here obviously I quickly emailed it to myself I thought okay Dan I went quickly

to my computer and downloaded the picture and put it in today's folder

where my today's video is going to go into right so this way at least it's

going to be in there so I should see it when I go to put my video together right

so that way I shouldn't forget at least to put the picture in there I don't know

why I guess I was just distracted or something and had my camera sitting

there at the edge of the table and you know as long as I got my got my food I

just started digging in and I finished it about halfway and I'm like darn it I

was gonna go show you guys my breakfast this morning and say man why did I

forget to show you guys that was so good too and well that's just how it goes

sometimes you forget to show some thinner and on anyhow I always try to

show you as much as I can I know sometimes it may be boring because I'm

just showing you guys going down the road a lot but I have tried recently to

show you guys a little bit more and I have also showed you guys when I feel

and all that stuff so I just recently had somebody say well you need to show

us more feeling it's the one show that every so often in minutes

you can only show that so many times before you know you get sick of that too

right but anyways I do try to take you guys

out like we just like I showed you guys when I stepped out of the truck and

started walking towards the truck stop to go have breakfast and all that right

and then I totally forgot to show you guys my breakfast but I do love showing

you guys food right I love food and most of you guys do know that but anyways we

got 400 clicks to go that is collimators to Winnipeg terminal

and will drop this trailer and go home I gotta find out yet if if

they're gonna have a pre-loaded trailer that they want me to bring back to the

yard it's typo or not but and I mean while we're gonna go ahead and hammer

down get on down the road finally the wind has died down a little

bit it's not nearly as windy is what it was this morning and yesterday and so

that makes me kind of happy now we don't have any more snow drifts and stuff like

that there is still a good breeze going on

don't get me wrong but great here you'll see a little bit of a spot where the

snow is kind of well it was visible there for a second but then the car went

through it and then it kind of disappeared but

he had a few spots here and there where does a slight amount of snow still

drifting over the road but nothing compared to yesterday I mean I kid you

not yesterday we had at some place we had like two foot drifts snow drifts and

too bad it was dark because otherwise I would have probably uh-oh it not

probably I would have shown you guys but it was dark

right so with these GoPros because they got such terrible quality for at night I

don't even bother really turning on the camera because you're not gonna really

see much anyways so it's kind of useless to me

in my opinion anyways but you know I tried to show you as much as I can

through throat today right and somebody asked me

the other day well why don't you ever drive at night while I do like yesterday

especially in winter we do well I mean I don't drive throughout the night but I

Drive into the night like 10 o'clock at night or something like that yesterday I

drove till 9:30 or until at least I went off duty anyways I drove till about

quarter after 9:00 I got to the fly nope filled her up and all that right my time

I was done with all of that it's 9:30 right well that's kind of late already

especially considering in winter time up here it gets dark already here on five

o'clock sharp an hour and driving a few hours when it's dark but it's just kind

of a hassle trying to show you guys anything with this GoPro it just it

really doesn't work out that good I tried it many times and it's like he can

barely see the road you know like so because

it's got such a terrible low light capabilities I don't hardly ever turn it

on unless I'm driving to a city and there's some lights and whatever then I

occasionally will turn it on but up here what do you see is what you get all day

long pretty much go through a little bit of a tone here and there but not much

light or whatever right so it's kind of useless even try to turn on the Canon

Prabhat nice enough for that oh look at that there's some lines right there

where somebody got into the ditch right there I saw a few cars last night in the

ditch and one semi-truck - so the roads were definitely treacherous that's for

sure and if specially if you go too fast grabbed you so quickly you won't know

what happened right that's what I keep telling you guys you gotta pay attention

to the road when it gets like that especially when you're late

got a slow we're down some people they just go too fast for the conditions

right then things happen but we made it through there safely because we're a

professional right I mean no I'm not trying to brag I'm just saying you ought

to use common sense I mean things can happen to be too rare very quickly to

write it you know I mean I could be going to pass

myself right so far knock on wood for the last ten

years we're doing pretty good so anyways let's continue on cruising

along here and go to Winnipeg drop our load and if I note if they have

something for me to bring back to the yard and go see the family go see

Jessica and Diego and the white Ethan I'm sure jessica is going to be all

super excited to see me again and I'm going to try to do a live show

tonight but we'll see how that turns out but any Oh Richard you guys sticking

around so far look at here guys we are now coming into Winnipeg or we are

actually a little bit in Winnipeg already now we are beautiful sunshine

still I love it I love it it is not as cold anymore as what it was this morning

this morning it was - 31 up here in this area

let me just right now it's only -21 sells yourself not quite as crazy as

what it was this morning at least 10 degrees warmer that's a big difference

but it is still bloody cold and I'm almost at the terminal here so that

means I'll be getting out of the truck here in a minute and dropping my trailer

and having to be out there in the cold yeah that's right well sometimes that's

just how Gil was right but I talked to this patch already and they told me that

I can just Bob Taylor home sweet home so I don't have to waste time here trying

to switch trailers or whatever and do all that so that's kind of nice and the

way I was saying to my buddies there it's like when you want to bobtail home

like the other day I actually wanted to then know then you gotta take a load but

no I wouldn't mind taking a load home no no I can bobtail home yeah well you

know that's just how it goes no need to complain about it right if

for some odd reason somewhere I've got some sort of vibration in the truck

whenever I'm pulling a little bit I get a little bit of a vibration and your you

guys may not be able to hear it but I hear it and it drives me crazy all the

time when I have some sort of vibration somewhere and it only does it when I'm

pulling but I guess that's what the freight liners are known for right

that's why they call them Freight shakers and then because they're pretty

rough right in you know we're very close to the terminal and by looking at those

flags up there on the left it looks like it's still fairly good wind gust doesn't

look like it's like extreme wind but those big flags takes a good amount of

wind to get them going like that so yeah they're blowing pretty good up there I

bet you it's still 20 plus kilometers an hour wind which is not terrible but it's

good enough to get a good wind shield going right I don't know what the

eventual is but it can cut through your skin pretty good with that heavy wind

when it's windy like that and then close with the cold temperatures right buddy

yeah let's go drop a load in bottle home look at here guys I have made at home

sweetheart just came and picked me up yeah that's right now we're gonna go

home and spend the time with the family

yeah I bet she's not with us right now yeah she's at home but with her brother

right now so yeah let's go home and see her I bet you she's gonna be seeing

something when the camera comes on and almost guarantee you I'm sure she misses

me yeah be preparing for a nice screaming match now she's in her own way

she's talking to us right and that's her way of talking to us so it makes it kind

of fun I like it I know a lot of you guys like hearing her and the videos

from seeing her so yeah makes it kind of interesting anyways so

it's gold and see her and then do you alright guys here we go

you just got home let's go see a little girl is gonna be excited to see us

hopefully I can open the door I got something in my hand right there we go

that's here listen that's listening we can hear her ah see their shoes

she's already coughing yeah that's close see who did you hear over here Jesse

then you hear daddy coming into the door yeah did you hear that you know I know

alright mommy Jesse

oh yeah so let's go get all my stuff into the house and yeah look at that the

big boys gotta help yeah that's right anyways I gotta go help too and then

talk to you guys in a few all right guys it is time to have supper with the

family Yeah right Jesse it is time to have supper isn't it yeah

that's what I figured yeah and guess what we're having we're having this a

lazy man kind of supper we got some chicken chef and my son has got a friend

over right yeah so that's how was a fantastic supper and then after that

we're gonna probably do our life show I'm open so anyways

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The American dream: Is it still alive? | IN 60 SECONDS - Duration: 1:19.

People in the United States still want to be part of the American Dream story

of success. But what actually is the American Dream, and is it still

attainable? Traditionally, the dream has been associated with a successful career,

wealth, and homeownership. Popular conceptions of the American Dream also

focused on the ability to achieve more success than one's parents, causing some

to believe that the opportunity to realize the dream is declining. Yet the

results of the AEI Survey on Community and Society suggests something different.

Significantly more people believe that the freedom to live their lives as they

choose, and the ability to have fulfilling family lives are more

essential to the dream than homeownership, wealth, and having a better

quality of life than their parents. We found that about 8 in 10 Americans

believe that they are living the dream or are on their way to achieving it, and

only 16% of people say that becoming wealthy is essential to the American

Dream.This is good news for Americans today. Our results show that people still

believe that family and community matter, and that the majority of Americans

believe that the American Dream is in their reach.

Is the American Dream still

alive for you? Let us know in our poll. Also, let us know what other topics you'd

like our scholars to cover in 60 seconds, and be sure to like and subscribe for

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