PC gaming from the couch in many ways it's the Holy Grail but it takes a few special ingredients to make it work bringing your computer into the living room well that's easy enough and these days there are plenty of powerful small form-factor machines that look perfectly at home in your entertainment unit then there's the wireless controls well fortunately cordless peripherals have made huge performance and battery gains in recent years and now they fit nicely inside these cushioned lap boards sorry couch wood and then finally there's the TV which is probably 4k and definitely bigger than your gaming monitor but usually only 60 Hertz and bound to suffer from dog slow input lag so yeah the TV is basically always the weakest link when it comes to living room PC gaming setups or is it this right here is the HP omen X Imperium 65 the first production BFG D or big format gaming display to reach our studio but could it possibly be worth the diaper filling price of $5,000 [Music] the lien Li 0 1 1 D has just been given a facelift by Razer now compatible with Razer chroma devices it also comes with customizable underglow powered by Razer synapse 3 click the link below to get a chance to win one for yourself if you found yourself salivating over our review of the 4k 144 Hertz Asus PG 27 UQ gaming monitor last summer then the TLDR is this this puppy here is just about as ballin as that $2,000 panty butter was but at over four times the surface area it's pretty much the TV we have always wanted like I am already trying to figure out how to get this video done as quickly as I possibly can so that I can just take it home and play games on it by myself in a dark room for all time why you might ask well because the Imperium 65 like all BFG DS right now is guaranteed to have a laundry list of vital stats including 4k resolution g-sync ultimate which means not only g-sync but also HD are a 120 Hertz native refresh rate ultra low input lag and as a total bonus a built-in Nvidia shield TV I mean I already have one of those but like hey values value and those things are worth like 180 bucks on their own so then let's go through each of these points in finer detail starting with appropriately resolution its 3840 by 2160 UHD so you can get inside of 2 feet from this thing before you start seeing the individual pixels now it's thick by modern TV standards but that's for good reason it uses a direct rather than Edge LED backlight with full array local dimming across 384 zones which means they're just under 5 square inches each and they managed to sustain brightness on this thing of 715 it's with peak brightness of 1000 nits earning this puppy the display HDR 1000 certification along with that of course comes great colors so it's an 8-bit plus FRC panel but in our tests it achieved over 94% of the DCI p3 color space and it's got professional-grade color accuracy right out of the box also while they are by no means OLED level the blacks are pretty deep because it uses a VA panel so if you have black bars on your content it's not nearly as distracting as it might be on an IPS type display with that said for strictly movie watching the Imperium 65 was never gonna be a great value so let's talk gaming now this is far from the only TV with a 120 Hertz refresh rate but the difference is that it's real like the actual screen refreshes at full 4k resolution 120 times per second no dropping down to 1080p no frame interpolation BS and it can actually even be overclocked to 144 Hertz by exposing the option through the on-screen display we were able to get a stable overclock with no problems and the experience is just buttery smooth it's got all the modern g-sync features like support for windowed mode and fast sync vsync and no sync options for if you somehow get FPS higher than the displays maximum refresh rate which would take some serious hardware at 4k residential TV though is something that you won't find on the spec sheet input leg that little delay between moving the mouse and seeing the action on the screen now there are plenty of TVs out there with input lag around the 50 60 or even 70 milliseconds pretty bad since 30 milliseconds is what would be considered noticeable as for this unit honestly it feels like a gaming monitor now we measured lag times of about 30 to 35 milliseconds but keep in mind that our matter of mesh now measures the delay of the entire chain from mouse to PC to game engine to display electronics to pixel response times so the display lag is lower than our measurements show now we do have some tools on the way that should help us get more accurate results and I plan on doing a follow-up video or actually bring one of these puppies home and decide for good what's going to live in my living room but for now let me just say it this way this TV feels responsive AF but everything we've said so far is gonna be the same for all of the Nvidia BFG DS that are coming out what makes HP's offering different to be frank not a lot it's mostly just down to the physical design which my opinion is kind of a mixed bag one of my favorite things about this display is the little light bar that they put by the eye oh isn't that awesome you just wave your hands and it lights up this might seem trivial but it can be really hard to plug in a cable especially with your TV mounted tightly against the wall and like trying to hold your phone as a flashlight in your mouth rarely improves the situation speaking of wall mounting this set is also interesting because it comes with a sound bar and offers two different ways of standing it up the first way is to attach these beefy matte black legs to the TV and then according to the frustratingly brief instructions just kind of slide the sound bar underneath I guess now it's kind of inconsequential but this method felt kind of weird because we weren't actually attaching the sound bar to the TV even though they come together in the box so then if you want to do that then you use method number two where you don't use the legs and instead you mount these brackets to the sound bar first and then everything to the bottom of the display which by the way takes forever because you can't just lay the display down on the table like the instructions say because the bloody sound bar is thicker than the display meaning that you will cross thread the screws which you can barely turn because the allen key doesn't fit anyway look it doesn't matter we got it done but if all that sounded like it's not worth then mission accomplished I guess because don't set it up this way unless you're going to wall mount it because it's tippy to the point of being very dangerous like this thing is puppy crushingly heavy on the subject of wall mounting though that works great and I was very pleased to see a standard face amount with no curvature and no nonsense but don't expect to get that sexy flush mount look because this TV as I alluded to before is really thick and then again the soundbar makes it jut out even more than it absolutely has to yeah you know what the soundbar overall it's just kind of a contentious issue for me so on the one hand it is nice that a $5,000 TV comes with speakers that are at least halfway decent though to be clear not amazing but on the other hand I mean isn't it fair to assume that most people who are in the market for a $5,000 display also have money for decent speakers so I guess that's a tidy transition into the imperium 65 suite points and the first one is a real doozie screen uniformity the edges and particularly the corners have this sepia toned grandma's attic almost dirty look to them when you're looking at white or a bright background now in fairness I wouldn't notice it in a game where I'm typically pretty focused on the crosshair right in front of me but once you see it it's hard to unsee it if you're doing something like web browsing or really anything that's light-colored also there's some pretty noticeable vertical banding going on and these things contributed to while using it just this feeling of having bought an oversized gaming monitor versus a premium television and it gets worst one of the biggest improvements to TVs in the last few years has been there nearly perfect off-axis viewing experience at least to a degree pun intended and the BFG D falls well short of what I would consider to be acceptable for a large living room viewing experience where someone like even on a couch like the one I'm sitting here on right now someone is gonna end up either off on the side or on a beanbag chair over there and they are not gonna have as good an experience both color and contrast are affected but it's the banding and the halos around bright objects because of the local dimming that are truly distracting now they get better if you turn the local dimming off but that's not what I want to do when I'm gaming or watching a movie in HDR on my $5,000 display and finally keep in mind that like anything using DisplayPort 1.4 running 4k at 144 Hertz comes with the trade-off of chromophore 2 to subsampling rather than 4 for 4 which we discussed in more detail in our PG 2 7uq review also the screen takes a good 10 to 12 seconds to turn on whoof and when it comes to HDR support the imperium does not support Dolby vision instead only offering HDR 10 which HP somehow thinks can be appropriately described as one of the most ambitious HDR standards okay in conclusion this display is kick-ass and I really really want to play what I want to play with it and then and then clean it and tuck it in at night and the thing is that I already have it it's here an HP sent it to me to review so then yeah if you're a billionaire you should go get one right now for your dedicated gaming salon but I just have a harder time recommending this to anyone for whom $5,000 is a stretch and here are the reasons number one while I've been referring to it as a TV it isn't strictly speaking a TV it's actually missing some 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this
is
the
new
porsche
tycan
cross
turismo
and
it's
the
world's
first
ever
mass-produced
electric
estate
car
what
about
the
mg5
the
mg-5
all
right
okay
this
is
the
world's
first
mass-produced
electric
estate
car
that
can
also
do
a
bit
of
off-roading
oh
yeah
i'm
going
to
tell
you
a
bit
more
about
the
off-roading
of
this
car
a
bit
later
on
in
this
video
i'll
be
talking
you
through
the
inside
the
outside
we've
taking
it
for
a
drive
and
of
course
i'm
going
to
test
out
its
performance
i'm
matt
watson
and
you're
watching
car
wow
buying
a
new
car
then
head
to
car
wow
and
my
team
will
help
you
find
your
next
car
at
a
fair
price
car
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one-stop
car
buying
comparison
sites
let's
start
this
video
by
talking
about
the
price
so
the
porsche
tycoon
crosstarismo
starts
from
just
over
79
000
pounds
that's
for
the
entry
level
4
model
this
is
a
turbo
and
this
costs
from
117
000
pounds
and
like
for
like
this
estate
version
of
the
taken
is
about
1
000
pounds
more
than
the
normal
model
still
pretty
expensive
so
if
you're
after
an
electric
car
that's
also
in
a
state
and
you
want
to
save
some
cash
over
this
then
click
on
the
pop-up
banner
up
there
to
go
check
out
the
alternative
electric
estate
car
and
the
offer
you
can
get
on
it
through
car
wow
you'll
be
amazed
i've
sent
you
to
that
because
we
don't
actually
sell
porsches
directly
through
carway
though
you
can
lease
them
through
car
wow
now
if
you
want
to
check
that
out
or
just
check
out
reviews
and
deals
on
any
other
car
simply
google
help
me
car
wow
and
me
my
team
will
help
you
choose
the
right
car
for
you
and
get
it
for
a
fair
price
from
one
of
our
trusted
car
wire
dealers
all
right
let's
talk
about
the
car's
design
because
this
is
the
biggest
change
over
the
normal
tycoon
and
it's
this
rear
end
here
it's
a
very
sporting
estate
car
we're
not
talking
volvos
from
the
1970s
are
we
i
mean
look
at
how
great
that
rear
screen
is
and
oh
look
it
even
has
a
windscreen
wiper
on
it
and
that's
standard
normally
on
porsches
you
have
to
pay
extra
for
a
rear
windscreen
wiper
you
did
on
my
old
996.
some
other
features
on
this
car
lots
of
black
plastic
cladding
to
make
it
look
off-roady
and
this
car
is
actually
fitted
with
an
extra
off-road
pack
which
includes
this
element
here
which
actually
looks
more
race
carry
than
off-roady
but
more
on
that
in
a
bit
something
that
hasn't
changed
is
the
light
bar
you
still
get
the
cool
light
bar
at
the
rear
with
porsche
in
it
as
well
moving
on
the
side
you
get
new
alloy
world
designs
on
the
tycoon
cross
turismo
really
nice
designs
they
start
at
19
inches
in
diameter
rises
to
20s
are
standard
on
the
turbo
though
these
are
the
graded
21s
so
here's
the
more
the
off-roady
cladding
and
you've
probably
noticed
as
well
it
sits
slightly
half
the
ground
than
the
standard
tie
cam
it's
20
millimeters
higher
on
average
to
the
various
settings
of
its
air
suspension
though
when
you
have
it
in
the
very
utmost
setting
it's
then
30
millimeters
higher
than
the
standard
high
cam
on
its
air
suspension
here's
some
more
of these
off-road
pack
upgrades
that
this
guy
has
like
these
spats
here
this
bit
of
trim
here
and
this
spat
here
off-road
design
pack
i'm
sure
it's
way
more
like
a
kind
of
racing
track
design
pack
but
anyway
let's
carry
on
around
so
this
is
standard
though
locked
extra
cladding
over
here
and
once
again
look
we've
got
more
fins
here
at
the
front
as
part
of
the
off-road
design
pack
in
case
you're
wondering
it's
about
1400
pounds
extra
and
you
can
choose
different
colors
for
these
inserts
here
you
can
have
it
plain
black
or
this
one
is
called
vesuvius
grey
you
can
see
that the
front
bumper
is
different
to
the
normal
tycoons
the
rest
of
the
front
though
is
the
same
so
you've
got
the
core
light
design
air
vents
there
good
looking
car
what
do
you
think
though
do
you
prefer
the
look
of
this
estate
version
of
the
tycoon
or
the
standard
car
let
me
know
in
the
comments
here
on
the
inside
the
tycoon
cross
turismo
in
the
front
at
least
is
identical
to
the
normal
tycoon
so
it's
a
very
lovely
place
to
sit
the
material
quality
is
excellent
everything
feels
super
solid
so
much
so
that
if
you
bash
your
arm
off
it
can
hurt
you've
also
got
these
amazing
screens
here
so
let
me
talk
about
the
digital
driver's
display
very
clear
you
can
cycle
through
different
menus
and
show
different
displays
really
like
the
curved
screen
on
that
it
looks
gorgeous
then
you've
got
the
main
infotainment
screen
here
which
you
operate
as
a
touch
screen
like
that
it's
got
voice
commands
as
well
which
are
a
little
bit
hit
and
miss
and
you
can
control
it
as
well
using
this
bit
here
as
a
mouse
pad
now
that
is
harder
to
do
especially
when
you're
driving
and
you
end
up
with
a
big
dirty
greasy
mess
on
it
as
well
from
your
greasy
fingers
you
have
to
control
the
climate
control
through
there
though
it's
not
so
bad
though
because
you're
just
stabbing
away
but
once
again
you
are
having
to
look
down
there
to
do
it
now
of
course
you
can
try
and
use
the
voice
commands
and
see
if
they'll
understand
what
you're
saying
now
this
guy
has
the
upgraded
optional
extra
screen
for
the
passenger
there
i
actually
wouldn't
bother
with
one
of
those
because
you
don't
want
your
passenger
messing
around
choosing
songs
because
they
might
have
a little
bit
of
a
dig
at
you
look
hmm
anyway
you
don't
want
them
changing
things
when
you're
driving
speaking
of
driving
the
driving
position
in
this
car
is
lovely
and
there's
lots
of
adjustment
in
the
steering
wheel
you
know
down
and
up
and
in
the
seats
so
these
are
the
18
way
adjustable
sport
seats
if
you
want
to
you
can
have
14
way
adjustable
comfort
seats
instead
i
go
the
sport
seats
they
just
hold
you
a little
bit
better
terms
of
other
areas
of
practicality
look
huge
cupholders
they're
clearly
aimed
at
the
american
market
for
people
who
like
to
go
for
a
big
drive
through
for
one
of
those
big
bladder
busters
that's
the
word
i
wanted
well
those
big
bladder
busted
drinks
and
even
the
dobins
are
large
as
well
look
at
that
so
they've
thought
about
practicality
as
well
and
there's
an
extra
storage
area
under
there
if
you
want
it
and
of
course
a
glove
box
a
very
modest
proportions
nice
car
inside
the
front
here
if
a
little
bit
dark
especially
when
you've
got
the
black
interior
like
this
it
is
a
bit
dark
it's
also
quite
dark
here
in
the
back
part
of the
reason
for
that
is
the
rear
windows
are
quite
shallow
and
that's
to
help
the
car
still
look
sporty
from
side
on
despite
the
fact
its
roof
is
higher
than
the
normal
thai
cans
in
fact
you've
got
almost
five
centimeters
more
headroom
than
in
the
normal
tycoon
look
at
that
sitting
up
straight
loads
of
headroom
knee
room's
good
as
well
what's
not
so
good
though
is
foot
space
there
are
these
areas
cut
out
in
the
floor
to
give
you
a bit
more
foot
room
same
as
in
an
audi
each
on
gt
in
fact
if
you'd
like
to
see
my
full
in-depth
video
review
of
that
car
because
it
shares
many
of
its
parts
with
this
tycoon
click
on
the
pop-out
banner
up
there
to
go
watch
that
video
anyway
my
issue
with
this
is
that
because
these
seats
are
quite
low
in
the
front
and
people
who
are
driving
this
couple
you're
going
to
want
to
sit
low
for
that
sporty
feel
but
you
can't
really
stretch
out
so
you
can
just
get
a bit
achy
in
the
old
ankles
on
longer
journeys
this
particular
car
is
fitted
with
the
two
plus
one
rear
seat
arrangement
normally
the
car
has
just
two
individual
rear
chairs
but
this
one
has
an
extra
little
space
there
if
you
need
to
carry
somebody
but
only
very
occasionally
because
it's
quite
a
narrow
seat
you've
got
to
obviously
straddle
this
big
center
console
here
but
there
is
enough
headroom
here
that
you
do
feel
like
you're
sitting
on
a
stall
which
isn't
gonna
be
great
considering
how
fast
this
car
can
go
now
if
you
need
to
carry
a
very
small
child
look
you've
got
ice
fix
angle
points
here
on
both
outer
rear
seats
there
you
do
have
to
remove
the
covers
and
there's
a
chance
then
you'll
lose
them
so
they
don't
just
flip
up
like
they're
doing
some
other
cars
can't
fault
this
though
look
you
can
fold
down
this
central
seat
if
no
one
is
sitting
there
and
then
you
can
use
it
to
carry
longer
items
if
you've
been
to
the
diy
store
or
maybe
your
skis
they're
really
probably
going
to
carry
skis
in
a
roof
box
aren't
ya
another
thing
to
point
out
is
look
this
one's
got
the
upgraded
four
zone
climate
control
which
is
really
nice
to
use
but
obviously
you
have
to
pay
extra
for
that
there's
a
little
storage
tray
there
for
your
phone
in
the
back
it
doesn't
fit
my
big
phone
though
you
might
be
thinking
wait
a
minute
where
are
the
usb
ports
hopefully
your
dealer
will
tell
you
that
they're
here
neatly
hidden
away
otherwise
you're
probably
going
to
have
this
car
i
think
it's
not
going
to
usb
ports
in
the
back
now
i'm
sure
if
you've
got
kids
they'd
soon
find
them
overall
it's
not
bad
back
here
one
good
thing
about
the
thai
can
compared
to
panamera
is
because
there's
no
internal
combustion
engine
under
the
bonnet
you
have
a
front
boot
a
fruit
like
on
a
cayman
or
a
911.
it's
got
an
84
liter
capacity
which
is
room
for
about
two
of
these
charging
cable
bags
god
this
is
heavy
actually
but
of
course
you've
got
a
boot
at
the
back
as
well
this
is
where
the
estate
body
style
really
pays
dividends
because
instead
of
the
tycoon's
a
normal
small
saloon
boot
opening
you've
got
this
big
wide
opening
with
this
lift
back
tailgate
there
is
a
bit
of
a
load
lift
to
lift
stuff
over
which
is
annoying
when
you're
trying
to
lug
in
your
heavy
cables
but
you'd
have
a
bit
more
room
than
the
normal
tycoon
446
liters
i'm
going to
show
you
this
look
you've
got
some
tie
down
points
which
is
handy
so
you
can
actually
attach
this
bag
with
these
carabiners
so
that
when
you're
honing
it
on
a
twisty
road
and
they're
flying
about
all
over
the
place
though
it
does
say
not
for
climbing
there's
some
more
tide
end
points
here
and
here
you've
got
some
storage
here
got
a
strappy
there
there's
a
12
volt
socket
you've
also
got
look
there
we
go
got
hooks
to
hang
stuff
off
a
little
bit
of
storage
under
here
for
some
more
cables
and
if
you
want
to
you
can
of
course
fall
down
in
the
rear
seats
i
know
it's
a bit
annoying
to
lean
all
the
way
in
like
this
to
carry
longer
items
look
see
one
word
of
warning
though
if
you
get
a
car
with
an
upgraded
sound
system
with
a
big
subwoofer
it
goes
in
the
boot
somewhere
underneath
the
boot
floor
and
that
reduces
your
boot
capacity
by
about
40
liters
and
that
brings
on
to
five
annoying
things
about
the
porsche
tycoon
crosstarismo
you
see
this
part
of
the
dash
here
the
way
it
protrudes
into
a
point
as
you
get
behind
the
steering
wheel
sometimes
you
can
end
up
just
like
out
inside
i
know
i
have
that
up
but
it's
still
hard
when
you
fall
down
the
armrest
here
in
the
back
you'll
notice
two
cup
holders
there
great
if
you
want
to
use
them
when
you're
not
it
means
that
really
you
can't
never
use
this
armrest
because
you
just
end
up
in
the
cup
holder
it's
uncomfortable
it's
not
relaxing
do
you
want
to
see
how
far
the
rear
windows
go
down
look
at
this
that's
not
much
more
than
halfway
estate
cars
usually
have
quite
useful
retractable
tonneau
covers
whereas
this
has
a
very
posh
feeling
but
slightly
more
awkward
solid
parcel
sharp
look
and
it
comes
in
two
pieces
and
then
there's
nowhere
really
to
store
it
in
the
car
so
it's
gonna
get
crushed
if
you
load
the
boot
full
of
stuff
i'm
driving
along
in
my
porsche
tycoon
cross
tourismo
and
i'm
coming
to
a
tall
booth
okay
i
need
to
pay
them
all
right
i'll
just
get
my
wallet
don't
worry
it's
in
here
bear
with
me
oh
i
have
to
reach
around
now
this
had
been
a
mercedes
i
can
press
the
button
there
and
both
parts
had
opened
up
separately
and
i'd
been
able
to
go
straight
in
with
my
right
hand
like
this
anyway
better
pay
them
and
give
them
a
huge
tip
so
you
guys
have
taken
up
far
too
much
of
their
time
go
on
here
have
all
my
monies
have
it
all
thankfully
this
car
has
plenty
of
cool
features
to
help
make
up
for
all
this
here's
five
to
highlight
this
car's
go
anywhere
capability
the
sport
chrono
pack
includes
a
compass
tells
you
which
direction
you're
heading
so
i'm
heading
through
now
south
and
i'm
i'm
going
to
go
east
look
i'm
now
going
east
i
definitely
won't
get
lost
now
that
i
spent
over
700
pounds
on
that
optional
upgrade
the
leather
seats
have
this
little
logo
on
them
it
says
olea
and
that
means
that
the
leather
on
these
seats
has
been
made
with
a
tanning
process
which
utilizes
olive
leaves
and
therefore
it's
more
sustainable
unless
of
course
you're
the
cow
that
has
donated
the
leather
then
not
so
sustainable
for
you
i'm
afraid
if
you're
the
kind
of
person
that
likes
to
go
mountain
biking
you
can
get
a
specific
bike
rack
for
this
car
from
porsche
obviously
they'll
charge
you
quite
a
lot
for
it
which
means
that
when
you
fit
it
you
can
still
open
the
boot
with
the
bikes
attached
to
the
car
clever
the
surround
view
cameras
you can
get
with
this
car
are
really
good
high
definition
and
you
can
swipe
around
the
car
like
that
or
not
but
you
can
see
because
we
brought
with
us
today
there's
my
g
on
yeah
one
side
complaint
though
is
that
they
haven't
managed
to
match
the
color
of the
con
there
to
the
paint
scheme
of
this
particular
car
oh
well
i'm
going
to
forgive
them
because
look
at
this
i
have
night
view
assist
i'll
just
select
that
and
it
says
night
vision
is
not
to
replace
your
attentiveness
does
that
mean
that
i
can't
show
my
girlfriend
this
instead
of
buying
her
a
gift
for
our
anniversary
it's
cool
it's
my
yarrows
again
this
crosstarismo
version
of
the
tycoon
gets
a
special
gravel
mode
press
that
button
and
it
sets
up
all
the
systems
for
driving
on
loose
surfaces
so
that
includes
the
torque
vectoring
the
power
delivery
the
response
of
the
steering
wheel
everything
and
of
course
the
ride
height
speaking
of
which
this
car
can
actually
learn
as
you're
driving
along
whenever
you
go
over
like
a
speed
hump
or
a
raised
cub
and
it'll
automatically
raise
up
the
air
suspension
so
you
don't
bottom
out
all
right
let's
talk
about
batteries
and
charging
first
of
all
check
out
the
way
you
open
the
charging
ports
this
is
for
the
ac
socket
there's
another
one
on
the
other
side
for
dc
speaking
of
which
each
porsche
tycoon
crosstarismo
gets
an
84
kilowatt
hour
battery
pack
and
that's
good
for
a
range
of
up
to
280
miles
in
terms
of
charging
this
car
could
actually
charge
at
up
to
270
kilowatts
probably
not
going
to
find
a
charger
that
quick
in
the
uk
but
if
you
can
find
one
then
it
will
charge
from
empty
to
80
full
in
just
over
20
minutes
more
likely
you're
going
to
come
across
a
100
kilowatt
charger
then
it
can
go
from
empty
to
80
full
in
just
over
40
minutes
if
you're
doing
it
overnight
using
one
of
these
sockets
an
ac
war
box
charger
it's
going
to
take
overnight
to
charge
it
all
the
way
up
terms
of
the
models
well
starts
at
the
4
4s
then
the
turbo
which
is
what
this
is
and
then
the
turbo
s
the
performance
of
the
entry-level
car
is
476
horsepower
and
500
newton
meters
of
torque
rising
all
the
way
up
to
761
horsepower
maximum
and
1050
newton
meters
of
torque
in
the
turbo
s
model
it's
quite
a
lot
of
power
let's
see
what
this
porsche
icon
cross
tourismo
feels
like
to
drive
so
i'm
starting
off
in
normal
mode
for
this
slightly
off-roadery
version
of
the
tycoon
they've
changed
your
suspension
settings
so
it's
a
bit
softer
now
that's
not
to
say
that
it's
all
floaty
floaty
floaty
because
it's
a
la
porsche
tycoon
and
that's
quite
a
firm
car
but
it
is
a
little
bit
smoother
a little
bit
more
relaxed
than
the
normal
tie
can
it
does
still
have
that
taut
edge
though
so
it
feels
sporty
like
a
porsche
but
it
just
leans
a
little
bit
more
in
the
corners
it
just
smooths
out
the
bumps
a
little
bit
better
and
probably
for
day-to-day
living
especially
in
the
uk
i
think
this
setup's
preferable
yeah
when
you
throw
into
a
corner
at
speed
it's
all
just
grips
and
goes
around
even
though
it's
slightly
higher
off
the
ground
it
doesn't
really
make
that
much
of
a
difference
to
the
way
it
handles
because
the
batteries
which
is
where
all
the
weight
is
still
nice
and
low
down
so
despite
the
fact
this
thing
weighs
like
around
2
300
kilos
it
doesn't
half
corner
really
well
and
then
when
you
put
your
foot
down
oh
my
gosh
it
just
flies
this
turbo
version
has
680
horsepower
though
that
is
when
you're
engaging
launch
control
more
on
that
in
a
moment
because
i'm
going to
launch
this
car
i'm
going
to
launch
it
with
the
suspension
the
low
setting
and
in
the
highest
setting
for
fun
but
we'll
come
to
that
in
a
bit
when
you're
just
driving
normally
you
only
have
a
maximum
of
625
horsepower
i
say
only
625
horsepower
yeah
that's
a
lot
and
this
thing
sure
as
shifts
let's
come
out
of
normal
mode
and
go
into
sports
plus
so
what
that's
done
now
is
stiffen
everything
up
it's
in
maximum
attack
setting
this
is
the
spoilers
mode
for
the
car
we've
also
got
a
sound
dynamic
pack
on
this
car
so
it's
creating
a
noise
can
you
hear
it
so
i've
now
got
more
pronounced
sound
so
when
i
accelerate
you
get
this
it's
like
a
spaceship
taking
off
then
when
you
break
it's
a
bit
like
your
washing
machine
just
coming
off
a
spin
cycle
and
winding
down
god
the
acceleration
is
nuts
and
the
best
thing
about
this
car
compared
to
the
normal
tycoon
is
that
you
can
take
it
for
some
moderate
off-roading
if
you
wish
and
porsche
has
done
quite
a bit
of
b-roll
of
this
car
skidding
around
on
gravel
and
stuff
so
i'm
going
to
show
you
a little
clip
of
that
now
because
i
don't
have
any
gravel
that
i
could
do
with
some
gravel
there
so
i
go
to
gravel
mode
i'm
going
to
gravel
mode
i'm
lifting
up
the
suspension
hopefully
i
won't
get
stuck
i'm
bogging
down
actually
up
oh
yeah
enough
for
gravel
mode
that's
gravel
designed
for
like
trapping
cars
when
they
spin
off
the
track
it
didn't
trap
me
thank
god
oh
let's
go
again
oh
let's
get
out
of
gravel
mode
let's
go
to
sports
mode
so
when
i
put
into
gravel
mode
obviously
it
raises
the
suspension
now
it's
lowering
it
back
down
and
getting
something
back
in
sports
plus
another
thing
this
car
has
because
it's
the
turbo
you
get
torque
vectoring
across
the
rear
axle
so
it
can
send
more
power
to
the
rear
wheel
with
the
most
grip
it's
also
got
tungsten
carbide
coated
brakes
which
are
like
a
halfway
house
between
normal
iron
brakes
and
carbon
ceramic
so
they
resist
fade
better
than
just
normal
iron
brakes
huge
brakes
as
well
410
millimeter
discs
at
the
front
gripped
by
six
piston
calipers
at
the
back
it's
385
millimeter
disc
grip
by
four
piston
calipers
if
you
go
for
the
turbo
s
yet
carbon
ceramics
are
standard
anyway
let's
check
the
braking
out
whoa
that
braking's
really
strong
obviously
when
you're
braking
as
well
if
you
do
a bit
more
smoothly
then
you're
using
region
you're
re-keeping
energy
and
putting
it
back
in
the
battery
to
help
maximize
your
range
anyway
it's
time
to
check
out
the
acceleration
okay
let's
launch
this
car
according
to
porsche
this
tycoon
cross
turismo
turbo
should
do
not
60
in
3.1
seconds
which
interestingly
is
0.1
of
a
second
slower
than
the
normal
ti
can
even
though
it's
only
about
like
15
kilos
heavier
maybe
that's
to
do
with
the
raised
ride
height
just
affecting
drag
or
something
but
anyway
let's
launch
i
got
my
special
timing
gear
up
here
let's
do
it
lodge
control
activated
that's
brutal
oh
i
love
the
gear
change
it's
got
a
two-speed
transmission
six
in
2.81
what's
the
quarter
mile
10.86
that
is
quick
now
let's
try
it
again
but
this
time
with
a
suspension
raise
to
see
if
drag
really
does
affect
the
acceleration
okay
so
leaving
the
car
in
sport
plus
but
i'm
going
to
change
the
chassis
height
now
to
lift
it's
lifting
bear
with
me
okay
reset
my
specialist
timing
gear
hopefully
it'll
let
me
do
launch
control
we'll
find
out
now
launch
control
activated
let's
go
[Music]
it
feels
just
as
quick
it's
quicker
not
62.8
there
goes
my
theory
what's
a
quite
a
mile
though
10.8
of
the
quarter
mile
so
even
though
i
got
more
traction
away
from
the
line
and
reduced
my
naught
60
time
by
0.1
of
a
second
my
quarter
mile
time
went
up
by
0.2
of
a
second
so
yeah
we
did
a little
bit
of
science
there
that
drag
caused
by
increased
ride
height
reduces
your
performance
the
business
slightly
actually
if
you're
more
about
the
raised
ride
height
because
you
want
a
performance
electric
car
that
can
do
some
decent
off-roading
because
it's
hard
off
the
ground
you
might
want
to
look
at
something
like
an
audi
e-tron
s
i've
done
a
fall
in
that
video
review
that
car
if
you
click
on
that
pop-up
band
up
there
you
can
go
watch
that
video
it's
not
quite
as
quick
as
this
but
it's
more
off-roady
[Music]
so
then
what's
my
final
verdict
on
the
new
porsche
tycan
cross
turismo
should
you
avoid
it
should
you
consider
it
should
you
shortlist
it
or
should
you
just
go
right
ahead
and
buy
it
well
if
you're
looking
for
an
electric
estate
car
that
can
also
go
off-road
you
really
have
no
choice
and
so
you
should
go
right
ahead
and
buy
the
porsche
tycoon
cross
tourismo
it's
also
pretty
blooming
awesome
i
hope
you
all
enjoyed
the
video
if
you
did
please
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it
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also
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me
now
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it's Coffee time welcome back and that's an ex-googler tech lead I wanted to tell you why I'm so good at coding even though I was fired from Facebook and I know many of you out there may be thinking well I'm not good at coding and you know I don't remember ever asking for your opinion on that and secondly since you're not the tech lead I wouldn't say that you're even qualified to give an opinion on this stuff I mean why don't you first attain success and then you can tell me what you think okay like like the way I did it so I see a lot of so-called programmers out there struggling to learn how to code trying to create some website or something and they're flailing around all over the place waving their arms all about having panic attacks suffering from imposter syndrome it's like just let me let me just clarify for you guys how you can become good at programming like myself quick pause this video by the way is sponsored by Skillshare Scotia is an online learning community with thousands of classes on creative and entrepreneurial skills explore everything from web development and entrepreneurship to marketing productivity and more because Scotia is sponsoring this video I'm getting you a free two-month trial link in the description below now during my years of adventure programming I had this thing where I became a photographer a pro photographer which is why the image quality is so good but you learn a number of things and one thing you learn as a photographer is that the skill of photography is not what sets you apart everybody has taken our word winning photo at some point or another in their lives what makes a photographer good is what makes a programmer good as well so one thing is consistency being able to consistently get a good shot no matter what condition you may be in it's like being tasked to photograph a wedding I'm sure everybody who attends a wedding they're able to snap one or two good photos of the bride and groom but being hard to do that over and over again and always landing those good shots that requires experience and that is where skill comes in for programming and having more experience having breadth and depth of knowledge and languages and conditions is going to help you out now this is where most programmers stop and they think that that is authors to it and they would just go practice 400 leaked code questions but there's really more to it than that you'll notice that there are actually plenty of semi-pro hobbyist photographers who have been to Africa and taken thousands of amazing wildlife safari photos of lions and is all just sitting under hard drives and it's never seen the light of day and even though these may be award-winning shots there's no validation of the work the validation of your work is what makes you Pro and this is what frustrated me a lot about photography at first I would go out and take these amazing shots at landscapes portraits and when I compared my photos to the award-winning photos on National Geographic there weren't that many differences it was all about the same but the difference was that they had an outlet for their work they had the story to go along with it they had a writer to come up with the content and make that story interesting and I realized that for many photographs it was the caption and not the photo itself that made it award-winning they captured something significant there was a whole story around it context it was a product so in my opinion code as well cannot exist in a vacuum where only skill is involved because a skill alone is not sufficient to qualify you as being good or not you're just going to be coding all day long in your basement you're gonna become a complete pro at memory management and micro optimizations but then at some point the world will move on and then your skills will become useless and nobody will care anymore and you'll never know if you were actually good or not and so what makes you good at coding or good at anything for that matter is the validation of your skill is the impact that you create it's entrepreneurship and it is this entrepreneurial factor that gives coding all of its glory the ability for a single person to just go out and build something and affect the world and as for the people who hide out in their garages tinkering with some small little tool or micro optimization on some FPGA controller you know those type of people they've existed for millennia and the world's fascination with coding has never been towards those type of people who never quite make an impact in fact I know a guy his name is James and back in the 1700s he was in his mother's attic just coding all day long on the typewriter actually that's what we used back then and he would just code all day long and he'd eat spaghetti and recycled the body fluids from himself to reboil the water into more spaghetti powered through solar energy this was all entirely self-sustaining nobody really knows if he's still alive or not today but he's had essentially no impact the world and that's pretty much how most engineers these days are so tinkering around with the code it really becomes just a hobby at that point and you need to separate the hobby from the business side the problem with engineers is they tend to be problem solvers but they're not solving the right problem necessarily right like you can give them a Rubik's Cube and they're going to try and figure that out even though there's no go to that you show them cryptocurrency or augmented reality to technologies that are kind of useless and they get completely absorbed into that without quite understanding what they're going to be doing that with and ten years later they emerge back into the world having mastered augmented reality coding and don't really know what it was all for and here's the truth about programming I believe that programming has gotten harder over time and it has changed so back in the day all you have to do is put the website together or an app together launch it and you would get marketing right away you could become an overnight success if you were to launch some quiz app on to the App Store you can find yourself being the CTO of a company the next day and there would be tons of employees around you you would be leading a team and you'll be well on your way and nobody would question your experience as a programmer that's pretty much what fields of the tech boom of the last decade you had websites iOS apps Android apps mobile websites and games Facebook apps and games and all you really needed was coding you just put something out there and it would succeed right away these days the game has changed a little bit so as I was alluding to earlier and the truth of the matter is that coding is not sufficient anymore in my opinion because a lot of the marketing power that came along with coding is now gone these days blogs are pretty much that app stores are so competitive and people are launching hundreds of thousands of new websites every day many people without even needing to know how to code right they just use website generators and because web usage has consolidated towards a few major platforms it's becoming very difficult to create new websites like people are mostly just using Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin YouTube read it and you know the big problem about reddit is if you're trying to monetize anything if it's commercial they don't allow that so reddit is actually not really a great source of traffic which is one reason I don't particularly recommend reddit because as you may know I believe that some of the best things in life are not free usually people will charge for something like that so you'll never find really high quality content that people may ask a little bit money for unread it speaking of non free stuff check out Tec interview procom if you want to learn how to land a job in tech it's a program I run where I teach you coding data structures algorithm systems design behavior everything you know to land a job at top-tier tech companies like Facebook and Google so check it out Tech interview procom so what I'm trying to say is what separates good engineers from great engineers is the entrepreneurial factor is having that validation the impact for your work I've seen plenty of people who were going to get to help they launch open source projects people will create frameworks and libraries and yet if they're not able to market it if they can't get anybody else to use it then they're not considered a great engineer and yet somebody else who builds a framework or product if they're able to build the marketing power behind it and get tons of people using their stuff then they could be considered a great engineer and there will be getting Oddy opportunities and when their project becomes big enough it's pretty much a business at that point so in today's competitive world to make an impact engineers just need to be a little bit more product and marketing focus to make sure that their work has an outlet and so if you were to take a look at myself well I have this huge youtube channel I have an Instagram check it out tackle it HD tons of fun pictures and stories of their Twitter I have tech interview procom which you should definitely check out mailing lists all of this are ways for me to distribute my work my projects and that's what makes me so good that's what makes me a better engineer than many other people I'm sure other people are great too great and engineering maybe even better than me not likely though but until you have the validation of your work you've got nothing ready to learn more about entrepreneurship and marketing with an affordable premium membership at less than $10 a month Skillshare gives you unlimited access to high-quality classes taught by experts working in their fields to help you learn new skills and live your best life explore classes in freelance and entrepreneurship web development graphic design UI creative writing and productivity I would particularly recommend the JavaScript toolkit training by senior Microsoft developer Christian Hellman in which he would teach you how to become a JavaScript expert with an in-depth guide so check them out skill sure the in the description below you know one of the funny things I learned what the way in photography was it wasn't so much about your skill as being reliable and operating that as a professional business where people could count on you it was equally if not more important to have backup equipment and all of the gear necessary such that if your camera failed or malfunctioned you would have extra gear to ensure that that they would go smoothly and you would still land all of the necessary shots it was also about reliability where if you told people that you would be there for their special day that you would be accountable for that and you wouldn't just cancel because you wanted to take a trip on the whim and then even after the shoot all of the additional support you would provide afterwards timely photo editing and then printing all of the photos onto an album in good paper delivering that to the couple in a beautiful package and then following up on the additional referrals that was all part of the job of being a pro photographer and so that's really what's all about taking your skill turn it into a product and then bringing that to market and that's how you deliver impact and that's one of the clears and strongest ways to show and not tell about your qualifications there's a quote I like when you're good at something you tell everyone when you're great at something they'll tell you so that there for me let me know what you think makes me so good at coding if you liked the video give a like and subscribe I'll see you next time Thanks


this simple history episode is brought to you by world of warships the cannibal escape Australian penal colony prisons are notoriously hard places to get out of with their high walls locked doors searchlights and guards everywhere but what if your prison was a penal colony in Australia back in the eighteenth and nineteenth century for all they needed to keep the convicts in were a few guards as the surrounding barren wilderness or shark-infested ocean would deter even the most aspiring escapee so if you were going to escape such hellish conditions you'd have to be extremely tough and determined the harshness of the situation demanded it and probably the most gruesome of all escapes involved a convict named Alexander Pierce Pierce was an Irishman who had originally been convicted for stealing six pairs of shoes he was sentenced to seven years in an Australian penal colony since arriving in Van Diemen's land penal colony Australia in 1821 he had been nothing but a troublemaker while there he continued his crimes and was further convicted of numerous offenses including stealing ducks turkeys and a wheelbarrow and twice was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and his latest conviction was for forging an order with the intention to defraud for these crimes he was repeatedly given a lashing and on one occasion was sentenced to six months on a chain gang finally in 1822 he was sent to Sarah Island this penal colony was one of the worst of them all and you were only sent here if you had been disruptive at one of the other less strict penal colonies for Sarah Island and Cabot was on a desolate windswept spot next to the islands Harbor and was surrounded by a vast jungle despite all this shortly after Pierce arrived there he already managed to escape into the jungle with seven other convicts the escapees headed towards the settlement of Hobart 90 miles away but after 15 days they were hopelessly lost and hadn't eaten for days so the group felt they had no choice but to resort to cannibalism the first victim was an easy choice for the men Alexander Dalton was an unpopular member of the gang because back in the penal colony he volunteered as a flogger where he whip the other convicts deranged with hunger Robert Greenhill grabbed an axe and smashed it into Dalton's skull the gang then feasted on his organs and flesh at this stage two of the group fearing they might be next decided to leave and went their separate ways the remaining members of the group drew straws and Thomas Boden him drew the shortest one he knelt down and was killed by an axe blow to the back of the head then was subsequently served up as lunch it was a week later and starvation was looming for the group once more a fight broke out between two of the convicts it occurred when John Mathers was foraging for roots and desperation to find something to eat Greenhill crept up on him and attacked him presumably to try Needham this led to the rest of the group joining in the fight resulting in matters being killed and becoming the next meal for the three remaining hungry group members then a few days later a group member named Matthew Travers was bitten on the foot by a venomous snake and died after a prolonged fever several days later after his wound had become gangrenous he became the two remaining group members next meal now only Alexander Pierce and Robert Greenhill were left they both vowed to work together in order to get to civilization but their trust soon evaporated and one night Pierce butchered greenhill with an axe Pierce then continued his journey alone on the way raiding an Aboriginal campsite for food in order to survive finally he reached civilization and soon ended up falling in with a gang of sheep rustlers but after nearly four months on the run Pierce was recaptured and consumed with guilt confessed to the murders and the act of cannibalism but such was the disbelief of his story that the authorities simply didn't believe him and sent him back to serve an extended sentence on Sarah Hyland this might have been the end to the story but a few years later in 1824 he escaped again with the help of a fellow convict a young man named Thomas Cox a few weeks later further down the coast a ship stopped to investigate a beach fire and found Pierce eating him Pierce ended up confessing no less than three times to his crime of cannibalism before his execution once to the magistrate been to the base commander and lastly the night before his execution to a priest each time the details different slightly but the overall message was always the same he had killed or taken part in killing his fellow escapees and ate their bodies it was said he showed some remorse for having done these wicked deeds subsequently he was convicted of murder and cannibalism he was hanged for his crimes on July 19th 1824 there is no record of what he requested for his last meal this simple history episode was brought to you by world of warships the game is free 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what's going on everybody I'm Johnny Brook welcome back to the crafted workshop video and welcome to my garage so in this week's video I'm going to show you how I completely reorganize this space including building this and mobile-based from my workbench and this awesome drill charging station and I partnered with craftsman on this video who is also the sponsor of this week's video and you'll see me using a ton of their stuff in this project so without further ado let's go and get started with the video since getting that shelving up the other main problem area in the garage has been my workshop since I was lacking some organization and more importantly mobility so I started to get things organized with some of craftsmen's versa track hanging storage as well as one of their suite tool chests but things still weren't quite dialed in what I really needed was a better way to move my workbench and miter saw station out from against the wall to work on projects then back against the wall when I was done so that my wife could get her car in to solve this issue I whipped up a really quick mobile base for the workbench and I kept the base super simple just using two by fours for the platforms and two by sixes for the legs to build the base I first got the pieces to size over at the miter saw after cutting the parts for the platform's the size I could get them assembled with 3-inch screws and these platforms are essentially assembled like a miniature wall and I just added two screws at each joint and it's also really helpful to pre drive your screws here since it can be pretty tricky to hold the piece in place while trying to add these long screws after getting the first platform assembled I repeated the process on the second platform and as you might notice I screwed up the spacing and ended up making all but one of the pieces too close to each other leaving me with weird spacing for that last piece with the two platforms assembled I could get the legs cut to length from a 2 by 6 over the miter saw and once those pieces were cut to size I could get the legs attached the two platforms to complete the base structure and I did add some glue to these joints for a little bit of added strength and added five two and a half inch screws per joint and this was probably overkill but this thing ended up super sturdy I also made sure the legs were nice and square and flushed them up with the ends of the platforms before adding the screws I repeated the process had the other end of the base and then mounted the other two legs on the opposite side of the base and as you can see I changed the orientation of these and this was her a few reasons one it was easier to get the piece of plywood I would be using for the bottom shelf into this opening - it would be easier to access the items on the shelf from the front of the workbench and see having the legs oriented this way helps to prevent and racking side-to-side once the legs were on I can flip the base over and add some 4 inch locking casters from Rockler and these are my favorite casters by far and make for an easy to move workbench that locks down super securely when it's time to get to work after adding the casters I flipped the base over and as you can see it wasn't quite flat due to these less than straight two by fours but it ended up settling out once everything was loaded onto the workbench next I could get everything moved off of my existing workbench so that I can move the work top over onto the new base and this work minge is actually a commercially available system from fastcap now obviously most of you don't have an existing workbench top like this but you could easily make the legs on the base a little bit taller add a piece of plywood or MDF on the top and you'd have a simple sturdy workbench anyway after getting the tops moved over i centered them on the base and then attach them to the base using inch and a quarter screws and it was a little tricky to add the screws inside the tops at first but I picked up this craftsman flexible bit holder and it worked great for this after driving these first few screws I actually just ended up running the bit holder through one of the holes in the top of the workbench and basically just using it as a bit extension rather than trying to bend it to get inside the top and this worked even better next I could get the piece of half-inch plywood for the bottom shelf cut to size with my circular saw and then I installed it in the workbench and I made the cut a little bit long so I had to persuade it a bit to get it into place but it ended up fitting well in the end and I attached the plywood to the base with more of the trim head screws I used for the shelving and I'm really excited to have all this storage under the workbench now also as luck would have it that craftsman b20 miter saw fits perfectly on this bottom shelf so I can keep my larger miter saw setup on the workbench and then use the smaller miter saw for more mobile use so with that the workbench was good to go so I can move on to the last bit of garage or a drill charging station I found a great simple design from Amy over at her tool belt which I'll link to in the video description and I just modified it slightly for my needs and use up the plywood scraps that I had on hand first I cut the sides and shelves to size over the table saw using some larger scrap pieces of 3/4 inch plywood I had leftover from the laundry room countertop I built a few weeks ago once those pieces were cut to size I ripped strips to width to be used as the dividers and hangers for the craftsman b20 drills impact drivers and cordless nailers I would be storing in this charging station with the parts cut to width the table saw I could cut them to length at the miter saw and while I'm working let's take a second to talk about the sponsor of this week's video craftsman so as you've probably noticed I'm using a lot of Craftsman tools in this project including the V 20 cordless 2 tool combo kit the V 20 18 gauge cordless brad nailer and their home tool kit all of which are available on the Amazon Holiday Gift Guide and any of these tools would make the perfect gift for that special DIY or woodworker or just all-around handy person in your life so to learn more about these Craftsman tools and the Amazon Holiday Gift Guide check out the links in video description below and thanks again to craftsman for sponsoring this video next I laid out where the dividers will be mounted on the lower shelf using a speed square and in this design the dividers are spaced apart about three inches but I had to do this again I'd probably add in another eighth or quarter of an inch between the dividers just so I can have a little bit more flexibility in which tools would fit into these slots in the future the first things to actually assemble on the drill charging station were these little t-shaped sections which are what the tools hang from and the easiest way I found to do this was to use a few pieces of 3/4 inch plywood to help Center the piece below and then clamp the pieces down and tack the pieces together with some brand new tools once it was tacked together I came back with more of the trim head screws to make sure everything was permanent next I could start getting the hangers mounted to the underside of the bottom shelf and I used a square along with my layout lines from before to help make sure everything was in the right spot then I clamped it in place flip the whole thing over and tacked the hanger in place with more and I repeated the process for the rest of the hangers making sure my spacing state even and then I could test the fit and everything seemed to fit well except for the impact driver with the magnetic screw holder attached but I figure I can just hang that tool upside down with the fit looking good I came back and added some more screws to connect the hangers permanently before attaching the sides to the shelves I needed to add a three-quarter inch by three-quarter inch strip to the bottom edge of the sides and this will act as half of the hanger for the two tools at either end of the charging station and once again I attach this strip with Brad nails and screws next I could get the bottom shelf attached to the sides and hopefully now you can see what those little strips from the last step were for basically just completing that hanger structure and I made sure at the bottom of the hangers and the bottom of the sides were inline clamped everything together and then tacked the parts together once that was done I could add the two upper shelves and the spacing on these is completely up to you and I decided to go with one slightly taller shelf for all of my batteries and one shorter shelf for holding my drill and impact bit sets once again I just tacked everything in place temporarily and then after deciding everything looked good I came back and added screws to tie it all together I didn't actually have enough plywood on hand to create a full back panel so I decided to just add this off cut from the bottom shelf on the workbench as a back panel for the two shelves and that way stuff isn't falling off the back of the shelves I'd also planned the mountainous charging station using an integrated French cleat so the whole thing sat flush on the wall but it turned out I didn't have any plywood strips and long enough so I had to get a little bit creative so instead of using a French cleat I ripped a 2x4 down so that it had one square edge and then mounted that at the top back edge of the charging station finally I could get the charging station mounted on the wall and of course I wanted it to be near an outlet unfortunately the only spot I could fit this charging station with everything organized how I had it didn't really work so after thinking about it a bit I took down one of the Versa track sections and that opened up the perfect spot for the charging right by the outlet and not too high for adding and removing batteries on the Chargers on the top shelf once it was mounted I could spend some time getting the charging station loaded up with my various Chargers batteries bit sets and of course the tools themselves and also added a power strip to the top edge of the station so that I can have all the chargers plugged into that leaving my outlet freed up for other corded tools with that other than a few odds and ends the garage was complete at least for now all right hopefully you guys enjoyed this one again if you want to learn more about those Craftsman tools and the Amazon Holiday Gift Guide check out the links of that down in the video description below also in the video description below will be links to the other tools and materials I use on this project as always also your first time in the channel go and get subscribed and ring that little notification bell so you don't miss any my future videos and last while you're here why don't you go ahead and check out some of my 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hey guys so today I have something really special to share with you so yesterday I headed over to the flute center of New York to pick up this and in this box is my new Trevor James alto flute thought that it'd be fun to unbox this together so let's get to it [Music] okay so before I get some scissors and tear into this box and get this thing started I wanted to say a quick thank you to the flute Center of New York who is sponsoring this video if you don't already know the flute Center is the place to go if you're looking to buy a new flute and new piccolo new head joint or even a new aqua flute my friends at the flute Center have put together a special deal for all of my viewers if you use my code ktf fellow and shopping there at you'll get free shipping on all trials and purchases you can select up to three instruments for a free trial and you'll be able to keep them for an extended 10-day trial period and if you decide to purchase anything using my code we'll also give you an extended 18 month warranty apart from flutes the flute Center also carries sheet music and using my code will give you a 10% discount you can find the flute Center here in New York City or online at their website flutes for sale calm okay so now for the moment that you've been waiting for if you clicked on this video let's open this out - flute okay so it looks like I might be able to do this without scissors let's see so this alto flute is by Trevor James as you can see right here if you don't follow them over on Instagram you definitely should they post amazing photos of their flutes so let's get this out of the box so this is what the case looks like it's obviously maybe about twice as big as a normal flute case the Trevor James logo is embroidered onto the case and purple as you can see there we've got a zipper pocket on the outside with a cleaning rod and then we have this fashionable carrying strap and that strap is detachable so you can remove it if you want and then there's also this little top handle okay so now let's take it outside please come inside is this super soft material that feels like I should use this as a pillow and take a nap but yeah so that's super plush and then here I think we have some information about the flute in this little pouch we've got this cute charge a nice business card and on the back it has all their social media and here's a manual that shows you how to put your trevor genes flute together and we've got a fingering chart and then some info about caring for your flute and then finally this little spot to write down any time you have the instrument serviced we have this Trevor James polishing cloth and then this cloth is first swabbing out the inside of the flute with the cleaning rod and then this is what the hard case looks like without the protective outer layer so this particular model of out of flute is made out of the copper alloy so the full description on the flute centers website says that it has a sterling silver lip plate and riser copper alloy body and mechanism pointed key arms mother pearl finger buttons and an ergonomic finger position and also this particular model that I have has the curved head joint option but you can also purchase it with the straight head joint or there's an option to purchase both head joints okay so right now the flute is currently wrapped in this protective plastic so I'm gonna go ahead and take that off it is so gorgeous like look at the mother-of-pearl so pretty so with the curved head joint option like I have it comes in two pieces and then after you put that together you just fit the rest into the body like a normal food so a first impression it's super responsive and easy to play which I don't think it's necessarily the case for all Alto flutes I've played my fair share of Alto flutes over the years but I always feel like with the Trevor James ones it's really easy to switch back and forth between C flute and the alto flute for me personally with the Trevor James Alto flutes I feel like there's just something about them that makes it very easy to get a nice full sound on which is obviously an awesome quality to have especially if you're someone who hasn't played much outdoor flute before [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] so I hope you guys enjoyed this video I'm so excited to be able to play more out of flute now and to be able to make more alto flute really did content for you guys let me know if there are any specific pieces that you guys want to hear playing on the alto flute I was also thinking for a future video that it would be interesting to show you guys all the different alto flutes made by Trevor James and to play them back-to-back so you guys can compare them so let me know what you guys think about that idea and if that would be something that you're interested in seeing also a big THANK YOU to the flute Center of New York and Trevor James for making this video possible if you liked this video be sure to subscribe to my channel so you don't miss any future videos from me thanks again you guys for watching and I'll see you in my next video


welcome
back
to
new
rock
stars
i'm
erik
voss
and
spider-man
no
way
home's
latest
surprise
is
the
way
the
spider-verse
villain
seemed
to
be
getting
an
mcu
makeover
not
just
with
the
marvelous
de-aging
technology
but
as
if
kevin
feige
looked
them
all
up
and
down
and
said
i'll
tell
you
what
throw
a
little
hot
rod
red
in
there
dr
octopus
is
confirmed
to
have
acquired
the
stark
tech
nanotech
from
peter's
iron
spider
armor
so
the
question
is
how
given
that
doc
ock's
arms
were
built
in
a
separate
universe
seemingly
without
tony
stark
and
his
technology
and
is
this
transfer
something
dock
intended
to
happen
or
something
happening
outside
of
his
control
i'm
gonna
break
down
the
technological
history
of
this
nanotech
why
exactly
it's
so
seamlessly
compatible
with
doc
ock's
arms
and
what
this
union
between
octavius
tech
and
stark
tech
tells
us
about
a
possible
link
between
these
two
great
thinkers
as
these
worlds
are
colliding
let's
start
by
breaking
down
the
timeline
of
the
visuals
from
the
release
footage
so
far
in
the
earlier
stages
of
the
bridge
battle
otto
attacks
peter
who
suits
up
with
this
iron
spider
armor
with
otto
using
his
dock
arms
from
the
2004
films
the
titanium
steel
segmented
arms
and
claws
controlled
via
a
busted
neural
link
fused
into
his
spinal
cord
mistaking
this
peter
for
his
toby
maguire
peter
he
says
hello
peter
do
i
know
you
you
think
your
fancy
new
suit's
gonna
save
you
and
after
coiling
peter
in
the
arms
and
clawing
at
his
head
peter
seems
to
break
free
using
his
own
golden
mechanical
arms
in
auto
response
looks
like
we
got
competition
after
which
both
of
them
end
up
beneath
the
bridge
where
the
red
nanotech
spills
onto
otto's
arms
and
peter
you'll
notice
is
left
with
less
than
100
of
his
nanotech
and
has
to
transfer
his
helmet
nanobots
to
his
open
chest
region
at
the
last
second
and
we
know
he's
not
totally
successful
because
his
necktie
later
appears
severed
and
during
this
transference
doc
ock
looks
surprised
however
i
don't
think
peter
is
intentionally
spreading
his
nanites
onto
doc
in
order
to
restrain
him
like
a
kind
of
handcuff
maneuver
as
some
of
you
have
suggested
because
even
after
having
the
red
nanobot
spread
onto
his
arms
under
the
bridge
doc
ock
restrains
and
attacks
peter
again
from
that
point
forward
and
during
this
moment
peter
says
i
am
so
confused
right
now
so
peter's
confused
doc
ock
is
confused
who's
doing
the
transference
i
think
the
claws
themselves
but
really
the
confusion
comes
in
how
these
nanobots
are
lego
brick
compatible
with
doc
ock's
arms
if
he
came
from
a
different
universe
tony
stark's
nanotech
until
now
seemed
to
be
an
invention
unique
to
the
mcu
we
actually
first
saw
him
tinkering
with
nanotech
back
in
iron
man
2
in
a
deleted
scene
damn
it
i
hate
this
thing
my
nano
ball
i
don't
want
to
play
with
your
ball
and
then
after
civil
war
tony
successfully
engineered
a
full
nanotech
armored
suit
in
the
form
of
the
iron
spider
suit
revealed
at
the
end
of
spider-man
homecoming
and
in
his
own
mark
50
armor
revealed
in
avengers
infinity
war
last
year
the
wakandaphiles
book
released
by
marvel
confirmed
that
tony
was
only
able
to
complete
these
nanotech
suits
after
receiving
notes
on
nanotech
from
the
wakandans
and
their
vibranium
suit
technology
which
similarly
spill
out
from
a
chest
based
container
so
this
history
of
nanotech
armor
therefore
would
seem
to
be
specific
to
the
mcu
not
to
the
rainy
trilogy
continuity
where
doc
comes
from
but
not
so
fast
because
if
you
go
back
and
re-watch
the
rainy
trilogy
films
as
i
have
scouring
them
for
spider-verse
crossover
clues
because
i
knew
this
day
would
come
there
are
actually
quite
a
few
details
included
in
those
films
by
sam
raimi
perhaps
unintentionally
but
nonetheless
left
the
door
open
in
a
way
that
no
way
home
could
totally
use
to
justify
how
doc
ock's
arms
are
now
compatible
with
mcu
tech
open
doors
that
we
should
never
want
to
fix
you'll
get
your
rent
when
you
fix
this
damn
door
yes
obviously
i've
been
staring
at
the
screen
for
a
lot
of
this
and
if
you're
like
me
and
you
spend
a
lot
of
your
days
staring
intently
at
screens
you
might
notice
your
eyes
feel
heavy
and
you
have
problems
sleeping
well
blue
light
damages
our
eyes
and
leads
to
digital
eye
strain
symptoms
of
digital
eye
strain
include
blurred
vision
headaches
dry
watery
eyes
tendencies
to
see
mephisto
everywhere
and
for
some
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this
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episode
so
all
the
way
back
in
the
first
sam
raimi
spider-man
film
there
was
an
exchange
between
peter
parker
and
norman
osborne
the
first
time
they
met
and
like
all
the
lines
in
those
movies
it's
a
moment
you
probably
know
better
as
a
meme
i'm
something
of
a
scientist
myself
i
read
all
your
research
on
nanotechnology
really
brilliant
and
you
understood
it
yes
i
i
wrote
a
paper
on
it
depression
i
know
i
know
i'm
something
of
a
william
to
vote
fanboy
myself
norman
osborne
before
leading
up
oscorp
as
an
executive
board
gladhand
screamed
about
how
much
he
sacrificed
he
himself
was
a
tinkering
engineer
who
pioneered
nanotech
which
yes
in
the
context
of
this
film
was
more
likely
that
referred
to
any
hardware
saving
microengineering
yet
still
evidence
that
oscorp
possessed
some
groundbreaking
nanotechnology
of
course
norman
osborne
died
before
oscorp
hired
otto
octavius
that
decision
was
made
by
harry
osborne
when
he
took
over
in
spider-man
2.
but
it
was
clear
that
oscorp
was
fully
funding
otto
octavius's
experiments
supplying
him
with
all
kinds
of
resources
down
to
the
tritium
fuel
supply
i'd
like
to
thank
harry
osborne
and
ask
corp
industries
for
providing
it
meaning
it
is
possible
that
octavius's
smart
arms
were
built
using
oscorp
proprietary
hardware
including
norman
osborne's
nanotech
octavius
built
those
arms
to
be
controlled
by
a
neural
link
fused
into
a
spinal
cord
with
an
inhibitor
chip
that
kept
his
cerebellum
in
control
the
arms
but
when
the
accident
fries
that
ship
the
arms
take
over
which
the
movie
shows
by
turning
the
white
lights
in
the
claws
red
not
until
the
end
of
the
movie
when
the
red
light
flickers
back
white
does
otto
regain
control
of
the
arms
spiderman
no
way
home
is
now
clearly
maintaining
that
color
scheme
showing
doc
ock's
claws
with
glowing
red
lights
meaning
the
arms
are
still
in
control
including
the
shot
of
the
red
nanotech
spreading
on
those
arms
meaning
it
was
the
arm's
decision
to
absorb
the
nanotech
not
his
in
the
mcu
the
nanotech
armor
of
the
mark
50
in
the
iron
spider
must
be
neurally
controlled
because
often
iron
man
and
spiderman
are
able
to
activate
functions
in
that
armor
or
at
least
have
it
initially
spill
out
over
them
without
any
vocal
command
so
that
neural
link
plus
the
nanotech
compatibility
gives
docock
at
least
the
technical
capacity
now
to
absorb
this
stark
attack
but
beyond
this
there
may
also
be
a
more
multiversal
explanation
to
this
synchronization
with
jk
simmons
playing
alternate
versions
of
j
jonah
jameson
in
both
the
mcu
and
the
raimi
verse
before
doctor
strange's
spell
mixed
anything
up
that
may
be
implying
there
are
already
various
parallels
in
place
among
these
separate
universes
before
they
spill
into
each
other
you'll
remember
back
in
the
2004
spider-man
2
jameson
brainstormed
nicknames
for
doc
ock
in
a
pitch
session
what
are we
going
to
call
this
guy
uh
uh
dr
octopus
that's
crap
science
squid
crap
doctor
strange
that's
pretty
good
but
it's
taken
a
joke
but
also
an
acknowledgment
that
in
the
rainy
verse
exists
a
doctor
named
steven
strange
we
never
saw
doctor
strange
in
the
rainy
films
so
we
don't
know
if
he
was
referring
to
the
fact
that
he
was
just
a
famous
physician
or
a
freaking
wizard
you're
a
wizard
harry
but
if
doctor
strange
can
exist
in
this
alternate
universe
why
not
an
engineer
named
tony
stark
an
alt
universe
tony
stark
who
might
have
even
been
colleagues
with
auto
octavius
since
if
you
think
about
it
both
auto
octavius
and
tony
stark
and
the
mcu
ended
up
being
focused
on
creating
renewable
energy
sources
for
public
use
as
we
saw
tony
stark
doing
at
the
beginning
of
the
avengers
film
hooking
up
an
electricity
hardwire
at
the
bottom
of
the
river
using
his
stark
tower
as
a
way
to
power
the
entire
city's
grid
so
showing
doc
ox
arms
already
compatible
with
mcu
stark
tech
is
just
one
little
visual
example
of
how
the
mcu
might
plan
to
blend
elements
and
characters
from
previously
separate
franchises
into
the
framework
of
the
universe
they've
already
built
by
making
these
characters
simply
unquestioningly
familiar
with
mcu
faces
in
mcu
tech
by
saying
there's
a
version
of
this
and
a
version
of
you
from
where
i
come
from
except
where
i
come
from
tony
stark
looks
a
bit
more
like
tom
cruise
and
he
is
nuts
that's
why
you're
here
it
doesn't
have
to
be
tom
cruise
it
could
be
anyone
i'm
just
giving
an
example
but
hey
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bye
[Music]


have
you
ever
wondered
how
we
define
death
like
most
doctors
around
my
age
scrubs
has
a
very
special
place
in
my
heart
as
it
was
staple
viewing
throughout
medical
school
it
was
a
comedy
of
course
but
it
had
many
really
beautifully
written
moments
you
know
before
it
got
crap
and
one
that
stuck
with
me
throughout
my
entire
career
was
actually
from
series
one
episode
one
he
crashed
the
attending
thinks
it
was
a
pulmonary
embolism
no
way
anyone
could
have
caught
it
anyhow
you
have
to
pronounce
him
why
didn't
anybody
page
me
could
you
just
pronounce
him
so
i
can
go
home
i'll
never
forget
that
moment
the
way
he
looked
exactly
the
same
only
completely
different
the
shame
that
all
i
could
think
about
was
how
hard
this
was
for
me
time
of
death
oh
200.
there's
actually
more
to
that
little
clip
than
is
at
first
apparent
laverne
asks
jd
to
confirm
death
we
know
that
the
patient
died
a
while
before
jd
arrived
in
his
room
to
pronounce
him
but
yet
he
looks
at
his
watch
and
says
time
of
death
2
am
so
that
time
that
it's
a
lapse
between
his
biological
death
at
the
end
of
a resuscitation
attempt
until
jd's
arrival
is
a
kind
of
limbo
where
life
had
left
his
body
but
from
the
hospitals
and
the
law's
perspective
he
was
alive
we
tend
to
give
the
duty
of
confirming
death
to
the
most
junior
member
of
the
team
because
let's
be
honest
it's
pretty
hard
to
[ __ ]
that
up
i
know
that
there
are
stories
of
people
being
sent
to
the
mortuary
and
waking
up
but
if
you
dig
a
little
deeper
they're
invariably
either
made
up
or
sensationalized
or
examples
of
truly
appalling
negligence
or
just
criminal
behavior
in
reality
in
a
modern
hospital
you've
got
experienced
nurses
who
know
very
well
when
someone's
died
but
they
can't
legally
confirm
it
has
to
be
the
doctor
in
most
places
when
i
was
in
jd's
position
as
a
first
or
second
year
doctor
often
i
was
covering
several
wards
all
on
my
own
and
rushed
off
my
feet
so
if
i
had
a
sick
patient
and
a
dead
patient
on
my
list
of
people
to
see
i'm
always
going
to
prioritize
the
living
one
that's
just
a
simple
fact
of
life
or
death
once
several
hours
passed
before
i
could
confirm
death
i
can't
guess
and
take
a
few
hours
off
when
i
get
there
i
have
to
put
the
current
time
confirming
a
death
involves
feeling
for
a
pulse
listening
to
the
heart
and
the
lungs
shining
a
light
into
the
patient's
eyes
strictly
speaking
you're
also
supposed
to
inflict
pain
and
listen
for
three
whole
minutes
some
textbooks
say
a
minimum
of
one
minute
but
even
then
it
feels
completely
bizarre
to
listen
to
nothing
for
over
a
minute
especially
when
you've
got
a
room
full
of
family
members
wondering
what
the
hell
this
doctor
is
doing
you
stand
there
motionless
in
a
silent
room
and
they
probably
start
to
wonder
if
you
have
died
as
well
and
then
you
start
succumbing
to
the
pressure
of
a
room
full
of
people
desperate
for
you
to
hear
something
if
you're
like
me
and
your
finger
joints
or
creak
and
crunch
as
you're
holding
the
stethoscope
you
start
hearing
things
we
had
this
bible
sort
of
junior
doctor
textbook
that
we
all
clung
to
in
our
first
year
and
i
remember
distinctly
reading
a
passage
before
my
first
job
which
said
if
you're
unsure
about
whether
a
patient
has
died
ask
a
nurse
to
connect
up
an
ecg
a
heart
monitor
or
an
eeg
a
brain
monitor
and
i
thought
what
complete
[ __ ]
wouldn't
be
able
to
tell
if
someone's
died
well
me
i'm
the
[ __ ]
now
i
never
actually
asked
for
an
ecg
or
an
eeg
you
start
to
develop
a
bit
of
confidence
in
your
convictions
but
soon
it
is
really
like
jd
says
you
can
just
tell
a
patient
i
might
have
seen
minutes
before
when
if
i
re-enter
their
room
after
they've
died
immediately
it
feels
completely
different
i'm
not
sure
i
can
even
communicate
to
you
what
it
is
but
you
just
know
so
in
this
legal
sense
it's
binary
there's
alive
and
then
with
one
brief
entry
in
the
notes
there
is
dead
but
this
is
on
a
general
ward
of
a
hospital
what
about
in
intensive
care
modern
technology
has
blurred
the
lines
of
life
and
death
to
a
confusing
extent
for
most
of
human
history
we
used
to
say
the
cessation
of
a
heartbeat
was
death
when
i
run
a
cardiac
arrest
in
the
hospital
i'm
mostly
concerned
about
two
organs
the
heart
and
the
brain
and
those
are
the
two
organs
that
comprise
the
medical
definitions
of
death
using
cessation
of
the
heartbeat
makes
no
sense
because
since
therapies
like
cpr
and
defibrillation
have
been
invented
say
if
a
25
year
old
has
a
cardiac
arrest
and
is
shocked
out
of
it
within
seconds
and
is
awake
and
talking
minutes
later
it
seems
ridiculous
to
say
that
they
were
momentarily
dead
aside
from
when
they
want
to
show
off
to
their
mates
in
the
pub
which
i
totally
would
do
as
well
but
clearly
a
stopped
heart
doesn't
mean
death
otherwise
prisoner
benjamin
schreiber
would
have
had
a
point
when
he
argued
that
he
had
served
his
life
sentence
when
he
had
a
brief
cardiac
arrest
in
2015.
the
courts
disagreed
and
he
remains
incarcerated
okay
you
say
that's
a
momentary
pause
but
what
about
when
defibrillation
and
cpr
don't
work
well
now
we
have
an
incredible
tool
available
that
while
it
was
invented
in
the
1950s
has
only
recently
become
something
available
in
many
hospitals
and
still
only
a
minority
and
it's
called
external
corporeal
membrane
oxygenation
or
ecmo
which
means
oxygenating
the
blood
outside
the
body
it
removes
blood
from
the
body
takes
carbon
dioxide
out
puts
oxygen
in
and
then
pumps
it
all
back
into
the
body
at
such
high
flow
rate
that
it
can
completely
replace
the
heart
and
lungs
function
i
met
judy
a
few
years
ago
she
was
a
51
year
old
mother
who
came
in
with
a
blocked
left
main
stem
coronary
artery
which
is
the
most
important
artery
in
the
heart
she
was
conscious
on
arrival
talking
i
unblocked
the
artery
but
she
had
a
cardiac
arrest
we
put
her
on
ecmo
rapidly
so
i
knew
that
she
had
only
had
a
short
period
with
no
heartbeat
her
brain
must
be
intact
however
her
heart
had
now
stopped
completely
but
the
ecmo
machine
was
ensuring
her
organs
were
receiving
oxygenated
blood
she
had
no
pulse
but
she
had
a
blood
pressure
there's
no
top
or
bottom
number
with
ecmo
it's
not
a
squeezing
pump
it's
just
a
continuous
blood
pressure
now
i
don't
think
anyone
would
argue
that
judy
was
dead
would
they
but
she
had
no
cardiac
activity
soon
afterwards
i
would
attend
a
fairly
rare
operation
teresa
was
born
with
a
hole
in
her
heart
a
very
big
one
so
by
her
40s
her
heart
had
started
to
struggle
the
pressure
in
her
lungs
had
also
gone
become
so
high
that
any
new
heart
that
you
put
in
would
be
unable
to
pump
blood
through
them
and
would
immediately
fail
wasting
the
most
precious
of
resources
so
she
needed
a
heart
and
lung
transplant
and
they're
pretty
rare
i'd
met
teresa
a
few
times
before
her
op
and
i
was
keen
to
see
one
taking
place
now
i
wasn't
doing
the
operation
or
anything
i
was
well
to
be
honest
i
was
just
getting
in
the
way
the
surgeon
who
was
removing
her
heart
and
lungs
worked
quickly
so
quickly
in
fact
that
he
had
finished
before
the
heart
lung
block
as
it's
referred
to
had
arrived
we
got
an
eta
about
15
minutes
away
so
he
and
the
assistant
surgeon
flung
off
their
gloves
to
go
and
have
a
last
cup
of
coffee
before
the
mammoth
surgery
began
and
i
was
left
on
my
own
with
teresa
her
chest
was
completely
open
and
i
peered
inside
there
was
no
heart
and
no
lungs
and
i
thought
to
myself
how
many
people
have
ever
seen
this
sight
i
could
recognize
anatomy
that
i
hadn't
seen
since
dissection
class
15
years
earlier
i
could
pretty
much
insert
my
entire
head
into
her
chest
i
didn't
do
that
i
thought
to
myself
this
woman's
entire
torso
is
empty
and
yet
she's
alive
her
lungs
sat
in
a
deflated
heap
on
a
table
and
her
heart
next
to
them
valiantly
still
trying
to
beat
modern
anesthesia
had
put
her
brain
to
sleep
and
a
heart-lung
bypass
machine
had
replaced
her
missing
organs
so
hopefully
you
will
agree
that
the
lack
of
a
heartbeat
is
an
inadequate
model
for
death
surely
the
brain
defines
death
it's
appropriate
that
we're
on
the
subject
of
heart
transplants
because
it
was
that
operation
that
led
to
the
very
definition
of
death
changing
in
the
1960s
america's
supremacy
in
the
world
was
becoming
clear
they
had
won
the
race
to
the
moon
they
were
a
true
superpower
but
it
was
south
africa
that
achieved
another
first
that
made
front
page
news
around
the
world
the
first
human
heart
transplant
i
always
found
it
a
bit
odd
that
it
was
little
south
africa
but
it
was
in
part
due
to
a
looser
definition
of
death
today
most
heart
transplants
are
after
brain
death
as
opposed
to
circulatory
death
i.e
the
heart
is
still
beating
but
the
person
is
brain
dead
perhaps
from
an
extra-cranial
traumatic
insult
or
an
intracerebral
catastrophe
it's
a
concept
we're
all
familiar
with
now
but
it
wasn't
recognized
in
1967
in
the
u.s
which
had
up
until
then
done
all
the
animal
research
leading
up
to
transplant
there
was
staunch
theological
opposition
to
changing
the
definition
of
death
which
was
the
lack
of
a
heartbeat
any
transplant
surgeon
had
to
wait
until
the
heart
stopped
before
proceeding
whereas
in
south
africa
christian
barnard
only
required
the
state
forensic
pathologist
to
agree
that
denise
darville
a
road
traffic
accident
victim
had
no
brain
activity
and
was
therefore
dead
before
he
could
transfer
her
heart
to
louis
washigansky
her
heart
did
stop
beating
but
only
because
she
had
been
removed
from
life
support
with
the
express
intention
of
using
her
organs
for
norm
shumway
who
had
done
all
the
lion's
share
of
preparatory
work
before
the
transplant
and
had
taught
barnard
and
is
regarded
as
the
father
of
transplant
had
been
beaten
to
the
post
he
criticized
the
american
boy
scout
definition
of
death
the
u.s
recognized
brain
death
in
1968
and
many
countries
followed
if
south
africa
was
an
overperforming
country
in
cardiac
transplant
one
very
advanced
country
significantly
underperformed
i
was
a
school
kid
visiting
japan
when
a
huge
story
broke
a
heart
transplant
it
was
all
over
the
national
news
but
this
was
1999
why
the
big
fuss
because
japan
hadn't
performed
a
heart
transplant
for
30
years
in
1968
shortly
after
barnard
chamway
and
adrian
cantrevitz
had
entered
the
history
books
girowada
put
japan
on
the
heart
transplant
map
with
their
first
heart
transplant
instead
of
being
hailed
a
hero
the
same
way
the
aforementioned
surgeons
were
he
was
arrested
and
charged
with
murder
he
was
acquitted
but
it
left
its
mark
on
japanese
medicine
japan
did
not
perform
any
beating
heart
organ
transplants
for
three
decades
until
finally
in
1999
brain
death
was
legally
recognized
pediatric
transplants
were
only
legalized
10
years
ago
meaning
thousands
of
adults
and
children
were
denied
a
chance
of
life
in
one
of
the
most
advanced
countries
in
the
world
incidentally
japan
is
also
a
world
leader
in
minimally
invasive
cardiac
stenting
procedures
like
the
ones
i
do
as
the
idea
of
cutting
open
the
chest
for
something
like
a
bypass
operation
which
we
would
do
here
is
regarded
as
deeply
inauspicious
allowing
the
soul
to
escape
so
brain
death
emerged
as
a
concept
but
one
that
has
been
plagued
with
controversy
many
accused
doctors
of
pushing
through
legislation
to
increase
the
pool
of
organ
donors
which
has
some
truth
to
it
that
was
an
intention
but
it
was
also
to
recognize
futile
care
however
it
meant
families
religious
leaders
politicians
accused
them
of
prematurely
diagnosing
death
and
cartoons
of
doctors
as
vultures
and
harbingers
of
death
were
commonplace
now
you
may
ask
if
someone
can
control
their
temperature
their
hormones
blood
pressure
kidneys
and
in
some
very
dramatic
cases
even
gestate
a
baby
can
they
be
said
to
be
dead
now
it's
important
not
to
confuse
coma
or
persistent
vegetative
state
with
brain
death
these
are
all
different
states
the
testing
for
brain
death
is
too
complicated
to
go
into
here
but
this
is
just
my
personal
opinion
i
believe
it
is
a
good
model
it's
been
refined
and
improved
over
the
years
but
it's
fair
to
say
that
it
is
not
the
same
in
every
country
or
even
in
every
state
in
terms
of
how
it's
put
into
practice
and
this
leads
to
added
controversy
in
new
york
and
new
jersey
a
family
can
legally
oppose
the
diagnosis
of
death
if
it
contradicts
their
religious
belief
so
in
a
single
car
journey
you
can
go
from
west
philadelphia
born
and
died
to
living
it
up
in
the
big
apple
to
make
matters
more
difficult
especially
for
family
members
is
the
human
body
is
just
freaking
weird
even
with
a
completely
non-functional
brain
muscle
groups
can
twitch
maybe
causing
grip
to
momentarily
tighten
giving
hope
to
loved
ones
even
more
dramatic
is
the
spinal
cord
can
fire
off
without
any
involvement
from
the
brain
causing
the
arms
to
flex
collapse
onto
the
chest
known
as
the
lazarus
sign
of
course
named
after
lazarus
of
bethany
who
was
said
to
have
been
raised
from
the
dead
by
jesus
after
four
days
and
just
like
religion
this
involuntary
sign
can
provide
hope
without
actually
affecting
the
likelihood
of
recovery
ultimately
one
will
always
struggle
to
define
death
without
defining
life
another
deeply
complicated
and
unresolved
area
of
philosophy
and
biology
and
if
you're
so
inclined
theology
but
let's
look
at
the
question
from
a
less
metaphysical
and
more
human
viewpoint
what
is
being
alive
in
2009
a
team
of
doctors
published
a
paper
i
wish
i'd
thought
of
they
just
watched
a
whole
bunch
of
tv
it
was
mostly
british
medical
tv
shows
which
are
dire
by
the
way
and
found
that
survival
rates
of
cardiac
arrest
on
tv
were
roughly
in
line
with
in
real
life
interestingly
in
2015
another
team
did
a
similar
study
with
house
and
grey's
anatomy
and
found
that
survival
rates
were
double
that
of
reality
now
i
could
make
some
grand
statement
about
the
differing
responses
to
the
pandemic
by
americans
and
brits
as
somehow
linked
to
the
unrealistic
beliefs
they
get
about
medical
care
based
on
television
they
watch
but
i
think
actually
it's
mostly
just
because
brits
are
such
miserable
bastards
we
can't
even
make
our
tv
shows
happy
but
either
way
the
key
point
i
want
to
make
here
is
that
the
there's
a
tendency
for
tv
to
make
things
binary
on
tv
cardiac
arrest
patients
either
die
or
they
live
and
by
live
i
mean
that
they
pretty
much
go
back
to
normal
and
while
some
doctors
get
sniffy
about
tv
shows
getting
cardiac
arrest
wrong
and
they
shock
the
wrong
rhythms
or
the
patient
comes
back
too
quickly
my
main
objection
is
this
binary
good
and
bad
in
reality
there's
a
huge
range
of
outcomes
between
someone
walking
out
of
the
hospital
feeling
fine
and
death
when
we
discuss
resuscitation
status
with
patients
and
their
families
this
is
the
bit
i
find
most
people
don't
know
about
if
it
was
truly
a
binary
choice
we'd
resuscitate
everybody
but
it
isn't
if
i
do
a
prolonged
resuscitation
attempt
on
a
60
year
old
and
manage
to
restart
their
heart
after
20
minutes
even
with
the
best
cpr
in
the
world
there's
a
chance
they
will
never
wake
up
or
if
a
50
year
old
has
a
huge
heart
attack
and
suffers
brain
damage
that
means
that
they
can
never
come
off
a
ventilator
or
if
a
40
year
old
recovers
enough
to
have
continuous
seizures
for
weeks
on
end
before
being
discharged
to
a
long-term
neurological
care
facility
where
they're
fed
through
a
tube
for
the
rest
of
their
lives
have
i
done
any
of
these
people
favors
these
are
all
real
patients
of
mine
cardiac
arrest
has
more
than
just
two
outcomes
it's
not
binary
nothing
in
biology
is
we've
debated
when
life
begins
for
hundreds
or
thousands
of
years
but
do
you
have
an
opinion
about
when
life
ends
judy
died
the
day
after
she
was
admitted
her
heart
never
restarted
despite
being
on
the
ecmo
it
began
swelling
and
filling
with
clot
teresa
had
a
rocky
month
in
hospital
but
she
went
home
a
few
weeks
down
the
line
when
teresa
was
with
her
family
and
judy's
ashes
had
been
scattered
by
her
family
amongst
the
flowers
in
her
garden
the
difference
between
judy
and
teresa
seemed
so
clear
binary
in
fact
but
at
one
point
they
were
in
the
same
state
of
superposition
both
alive
and
dead
simultaneously
until
the
box
was
opened
and
they
collapsed
into
their
quantum
states
maybe
one
day
cryonic
technology
will
allow
us
to
truly
preserve
consciousness
beyond
death
and
we
will
again
have
to
redefine
our
understanding
of
life
and
death
but
ultimately
we
all
know
with
certainty
one
thing
that
death
will
come
for
us
and
while
it's
natural
to
fear
suffering
we
shouldn't
fear
death
itself
so
until
then
make
your
answer
to
the
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and
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