it seems like you guys really enjoyed episode zero of our differente so as promised here's mostly everything that the anime skipped from the masterpiece that was episode 1 this time covering more about Hajime and Kyra's past including why Kaori seems to be so interested in Hodgman then diving deeper in some ways quite literally into the world of tortoise and the great orcas labyrinth but first this video sponsored by surf shark which honestly is one of the best modern VPNs that I've used to date not only is it highly secured with numerous features that go into protecting your identity like the clean web tool that actively protects your session from ads malware and phishing attempts but it also allows an unlimited number of devices to use the VPN at the same time without any repercussions all of which can be done with the single tap of a button because of how simple their client interface is to use for me personally that means that I can use surf shark to access anime on Netflix that 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infield experience within the great orcas labyrinth though the deepest floor that they could confidently go was to xx it was known as the floor that separated the skilled adventurers from the amateurs the deepest anyone had ever gone was to floor 65 however no one had been able to reach those depths in a while even getting to floor 40 was considered to be a superhuman feat so the 20th floor became known as the standard level to indicate one skill for the time that this labyrinth has existed every floor down until the 47th was completely mapped out but because each floor spanned a few kilometers in every direction it took at least a month or two to completely map a new one though just having the first 20 floors mapped out significantly reduces the amount of danger that any of them would face while traversing the dungeon now this expedition wasn't scheduled for toll the day after so Hodgman was just spending his time laying in this small bedroom at the end pondering all that could happen while in the dungeon it was around 1 or 2 a.m. when he finally decided to go to bed but that's when he heard a knock on the door it was a bit strange because although this time at night wouldn't be considered late for him to the average person this wasn't a standard time to be awake and so he was suspicious that who it could be and even more so when he opened the door to see that it was coyote standing there she wanted to come in and talk and as much as Hajime wants to say no he just couldn't deny the cute face that Kaori was putting on as we saw a coyote was pleading with Hajime to not go down to the dungeon because of the foreboding dreams that she'd been having but what we didn't see was when she brought up the story of how she first met Hajime well more like noticed rather than formally met it was back in junior high and a young kid was getting bullied by some thug Kari was there watching the situation unbolt but was too scared to intervene she hoped that one of the adults passing by would step in to help but everyone just kept walking Hajime was there as well and although he was scared to the bone he just couldn't stand by and do nothing when he saw that the thug was about to start beating on the kid a hush Mae threw himself at the thugs feet and wouldn't let go this actually worked and it helped to defuse the situation but Hajime he merely thought of it as some pathetic display of weakness I mean all he really did was just kneel in the middle of the street kaori though she was amazed she saw us some incredible feat of strength you see standing up to someone is easy when you're stronger than them but when you're weak it takes a whole lot more strength to put yourself in that same position so when Kaori saw Hajime stand up to someone who was quite visibly much stronger than him she was astonished by his act of courage and from that day forward she considered him to be the strongest person that she knew which is why she was so happy to find out that they were going to the same middle school together she'd tried day after day to become friends with him but whenever she'd attempt us start a conversation he'd always dismiss it or just be sleeping Hodgman never knew that Kaori saw him this way everything was finally starting to make sense and he knew now why Cory always showed so much interest and it's why she was worried about him now if Hajime does something reckless to protect someone else like how he did for that kid then things might not end the same way as it did with that thug Akari couldn't bear the thought of something bad happening to Hajime but deep down she knew that it was a futile ask she could tell that Hajime was working hard to assist his classmates in any way that he could there was no way he was going to let everyone go without him but Hajime knew that he was weak as well which is why they came up with the compromise of having Kaori protect him when the next morning came Hajime expected the labyrinth entrance to just be a simple opening into a cave but instead it was like the entrance to a museum giant pillars and an arch created a massive opening into the downward leading dungeon and all along the outskirts were shops adventurers and a few shady people other conversing with each other or trying to sell their goods at the entrance there seemed to be a receptionist type lady she was there to check the status plate of every person walking into the dungeon you see the government put in place a plate check policy in order to avoid losing too many men it was a process run by the local guild since the government was too busy with preparing for war now everything seemed so lively on the outside but once they were in the dungeon itself the atmosphere was completely different much less people were around them and the walls were all dimly lit by a special mineral called green glowstone in fact the entire labyrinth was an excavated bane of that very or as such it made it possible to see their surroundings without a torch or magic item it didn't take very long after venturing deeper into the first floor to come across their first set of monsters quick but weak creatures known as rat men stood before them everyone rushed into formation coquí's group of combat specialists helped a frontline while Chi auras group of mages cast some spells from range because Koki was a knight he was given a sword artifact known as the holy sword it was bust with the element of light and had magical properties that not only boosted his physical strength but also weakened any enemy that was struck by the light Ryutaro was a monk meaning he fought with his fists his equipment were also artifacts with magical properties a pair of unbreakable gauntlets and Greaves that were capable of unleashing enchanted shockwaves but finally she so cool was a swordsman and so she wielded a blade that seemed like a cross between a katana and a shamshir her sheer skill with the sword gained her a lot of recognition with the tortoise Knights it was these three offensive specialists combined with the support of the mages that allowed them to reach the 20th floor without any issues in fact the only threat that anyone faced was the traps scattered throughout the dungeon to counter this the soldiers had a tool to detect them known as a fair scope it read the flow of mana that these magically based traps would emit though it could only detect around 80% of them due to its limited range that's why before entering any room the Knights first had to clear it by scanning for any traps they eventually reached the final parts of the 20th floor and the tunnel walls became narrow was all taken everyone having to go single file and break formation in the distance meld noticed a monster camouflaging along the wall it was the beefier Rat Man that we see in the anime a formerly known as a rock mount contrary to what we saw it wasn't Hajime that it was attacking but rather their girls in the back which is why Koki used such a powerful attack like celestial flash to cut it clean in half the attack was so strong that the four struck the wall behind it to reveal the gem known as a glance crystal these didn't have any special properties or anything but they were rather popular amongst the nobles as jewelry in fact it was one of the top three jewels used in proposal rings one kaori heard this she couldn't help but comment on how lovely that sounded all while quickly stealing a glance in hajime's direction it was so quick that no one should have noticed and no one did except for those who were already looking at her that would be Shizuku and yama yep he almost saw this and couldn't help but feel a little bit jealous so he just outright said that he'll go get her the jewel then as you know the gem was a trap that teleported everyone straight to the 65th floor dropping them on a bridge where on one end was the behemoth and at the other a hoard of skeletons owned as trompe soldier the Knights recognized the skeletons as creatures common to the 30th floor so that made them the easier of the two enemies to face I mean the behemoth was a creature that not even the legendary adventurer who made it this far could beat pudding meld in a position where he had no choice but to cast the impenetrable barrier spell known as hallowed ground though this would only buy them about a minutes worth of time since the spell didn't last very long the beasts charged the barrier and the barrier did its job but the impact shook the bridge and many of the students began to panic one of the girls fell forward right in front of a chomp soldier it was about to strike her with its sword when the ground that it was standing on began to crumble a massive pit opened up and many trompe soldiers fell into the abyss below turns out Hajime had used his transmutation to protect this girl it was an effective method of eliminating many Traum soldiers at once so he continued to do so while keeping an eye on his surroundings everything was a mess all the students were either swinging their swords are firing spells at random if this went on much longer then someone was definitely going to end up dying what they needed now was a leader someone who could provide hope and clear the fear that all these students were currently facing of course it couldn't be himself so he ran to the best person that he could think of koke you see all this time Koki was arguing with Melda trying to get permission to take on the behemoth but mount refused over and over which only made Cokie frustrated it didn't help that Ryutaro was there boosting his ego as well so when Hodgman came by he grabbed Koki by the collar and started yelling some sense back into him seeing the quietest student parading him made Cokie realized the situation that he and his classmates are currently facing he decided to accept the role that Hajime gave him but before he could get to the other side of the bridge the barriers time limit was up and the Beast charged headfirst into them Hajime transmitted a wall to lessen the force of the impact but it still sent those who were on the front line flying backward immobilizing melt and many of the other Knights Cokie saw this as his opportunity to step up so he got Shizuka and her new trudeau to support him while he cast his strongest spell divine wrath it was similar to celestial flash just much larger the light from his sword enveloped the entire monster but once everything's settled not a single scratch could be seen on it the only thing different about the behemoth was that it now seemed angry its body began to seep out dark red mana and it gave off such a murderous clear that even Koki thought he was going to die everyone began to retreat as the Beast readied itself for another charge it made its biggest impact yet and the shock wave paralyzed many of the students including Koki only Hajime Mallory and a few other knights were able to move easily everyone else was on the floor trying to recover now considering the dire situation Melda grit his teeth as he had no choice but to give Kaori and Hajime the order to prioritize coquí's escape over everyone else's you see melt was willing to give up everyone else including himself if it meant that Koki would live that's just how valuable he was aha she may just couldn't accept an order like that so he proposed another idea that would focus the danger around himself it was the very thing that Caillou Ori wanted to avoid but seeing as this could be the only way to save everyone meld accepted it how she may ran straight towards the behemoth what Kaori saw this she tried her best to call Hajime back slowly becoming more and more distraught as melt just told her to focus on healing cope reason being that Koki was the key to everyone else's survival aside from melt himself he was the next strongest among them so his strength would be needed to safely guide everyone out of the dungeon mouth had to reassure Kaori that this was all part of the plan she really had no choice but to believe him and finally cast heavens blessing on Koki this was a high-level healing spell that not only healed wounds but also restored mana with this it didn't take long for Koki to be back at fighting strength and once fully recovered he immediately cleared the two-hundred trompe soldiers that were standing in front of him all with a single celestial flash the path was only cleared for a moment as many more trompe began to immediately spawn many of the students were still panicking believing that their situation was hopeless I mean it really was nothing short of a miracle that none of them had died yet but this time melt took the lead and he cleared the new wave of trauma with a move that was even more powerful than Coakley's this seemed to give a little bit of hope to the students as they looked as if they were gaining a bit of confidence but in actuality it was due to a mental focus spell that Kaori had cast the students began to remember their training and started to follow mounts orders as he gave them eventually securing their path of escape barely moments before hajime's transmutation could no longer hold the behemoth this brings us back to the anime where we see Hajime running from the behemoth only to get hit by a stray fireball spell ultimately leading to his descent into the abyss everything after that is shown from hajime's perspective what we didn't see though was the story of how the surviving students escaped from the labyrinth cuz remember not only are they highly underleveled for the area that they're in but they're also 18 floors deep in uncharted territory so how exactly did they make it out alive well let's start from right after Koki fell to his supposed death kyuri wasn't such a state of disarray that she had to be knocked unconscious by Mount otherwise she would have just followed Hajime right into the abyss she refused to believe that Hajime was gone it just wasn't something that her mind could comprehend but their current focus needed to be on surviving and that's really all that mattered now so it was the best course of action to prevent the loss of anyone else the students peered up at the stairs and it looked as if it went on forever just leading upward to an endless tunnel of darkness they must have been climbing for hours before finally coming across a magic circle imprinted on a wall it showed no signs of being a trap so melt activated it to see what would happen a secret corridor opened up which led straight to a room on the 20th floor everyone let out a breath of relief even Koki was leaning over himself since he could finally relax but they still weren't safe yet it was too soon to stop and rest since they still had 20 more floors to ascend they avoided as many fights as possible and the fights that they did have to take on the Knights took care of eventually they did reach the main gates many students collapsed out of exhaustion or just sheer relief and they didn't want to do anything other than go to their rooms and call today so while everyone returned to the inn one person stayed behind to visit the town he went and found a spot where he was sure that no one could hear or see him then he squatted down and buried his face in his legs in a way that if you saw him from behind you'd be sure that this person was depressed in reality this student was ecstatic over what he had just accomplished and he was giddy over the fact that he had just taken out his supposed love rival chalking up his actions to some form of deserved divine punishment as he snickered away in the corner one classmate approached him and immediately called him out for being the murderer stating how they never would have thought that the first murderer they'd meet in another world would be their own classmate but this person wasn't scolding him instead they were in a roundabout kind of way blackmailing Yama to become their slave not that they needed anything right now but there was something that this person wanted and they needed help to get it so when the time comes Yama has to help this person otherwise parry would be the first to find out who killed Hodgman as for who this mystery classmate was well that will remain just that a mystery so that brings us to about halfway through episode 1 but rather than spend another 15 minutes finishing that I think this is a good place to stop and split the video into two parts otherwise this video wouldn't have come out this weekend as you can tell we still got plenty more to cover so if you want to see more of this then feel free to drop a like or comment so that I know to keep this series going now before I go I'd like to thank sir shark once again for sponsoring this video in my opinion they really do offer one of the best modern VPN platforms to date so if you're looking for a highly reliable and secure VPN then you can use surf shark deal slash any news to get 83 percent off that two-year plan today anyway 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[Music] 150 million dollars for a fighter jet 13 billion for an aircraft carrier 16 million for each tank and over 25 thousand dollars per bomb why does military gear especially in the United States cost so much money we've all seen countless stories about costs such as the f-35 program skyrocketing why is this but first this episode sponsor the ridge wallet this sponsor was absolutely perfect for me a few months ago I stopped using my old bulky wallet it was really annoying to carry around when I heard of Ridge wallet it was a perfect fit for me I've been using it myself but I'm gonna continue to use it it's small sleek looks good and works great another great thing is it's guaranteed for life so if it wears down or loosens you're covered it also came with this mini screwdriver to tighten the screws if necessary you also get 10% off with promo code covert cabal no space go check them out that is the ridge wallet the Joint Strike Fighter program from which emerged the f-35 I think is a good example originally cost for one of the key factors in developing the aircraft with all other military programs cost him more and more the plan was to keep costs for the Joint Strike Fighter under control they would design a single aircraft for three branches the Air Force the Marines and the Navy which was hoped would keep prices down due to the commonality of parts this didn't happen though the f-35 is pretty much three different planes the f-35 a which is just the basic aircraft for the Air Force the B for the Marines with the short takeoff and vertical landing capability and the C variant for the Navy which has a wider wingspan and foldable wings to operate on aircraft carriers so it's pretty much three separate fighter jets there are some parts that are interchangeable but I spoke with a Lockheed Martin employee who works on the aircraft who told me that while some parts are the same they have different part numbers for each version and they order parts according to their part number so while the Air Force may have an extra part that the Navy could use they end up ordering a brand new part as it's a different part number in their system and there are many small things like the issue with part numbers that drive up cost of these programs but this brings up a bigger issue military projects or more accurately the defense budget in which the errand has to be approved by Congress this means getting votes at times some members of Congress want something in return for their vote such as parts being built in their state or district this way members of Congress look good as they created jobs for their constituents but overall cost rise this also happens across different countries who required parts to be built locally to create jobs now you have to build factories and train employees all across the world make sure all the pieces fit perfectly together quality is uniform and parts have to be transported making logistics much more costly and difficult parts for the f-35 for example are built in 45 of the 50 states in the US and as with any private industry and government mix there is a chance for corruption we've seen this happen many times where a company might bribe a government official with money or a promise of a future high-paying job in exchange for lucrative government contracts darlene der jung who have talked about before for example was caught rigging contracts in favour of boeing in exchange for a job and huge signing bonus and this brings up another point competition competition lowers prices for example if you are the only person selling bottled water on a hot summer day you can pretty much charge whatever you want however if someone else comes in and offers to sell water for a little bit less than you everyone will buy from them if the product is the same the person with the lowest price will win this forces companies to try to find ways to reduce prices however when it comes to extremely expensive military projects such as fighter jets the risk for many companies becomes too high many are not going to spend billions of dollars of their own money to develop an aircraft with no promise of getting any return on that investment unlike bottled water military hardware is often controls meaning and company can't just turn to another nations military and offer the product the United States has a regulatory regime called ITAR or the International traffic and arms regulations which bans the export of certain products so in an effort to increase competition in military contracts the US government will often help fund the development of products while it is not military NASA's Commercial Crew development program is a good example of this they funded several companies to help them reach different milestones then they would select the best and continue funding their development this however can have the opposite effect companies offering the lowest price for a system will often win so there is some motivation to understate projected costs during the TX program which seek proposals from companies to build a replacement jet trainer for the military Lockheed Martin dropped out claiming that Boeing purposely understated the cost of their proposal to win the contract Lockheed proposal was based on an existing proven aircraft while Boeing was designing a new aircraft from the ground up which should cost more and Boeing does have a history of extremely expensive cost overruns like with the kc-46 tanker for example but still with all this in mind why are new systems so expensive how is Russia for example able to build new weapon systems with a significantly smaller budget well when you take a closer look and a lot of the new systems Russia has come out with you'll find that they're not exactly new for example nearly all new fighter jets like the su-30 su-34 and su-35 are all based on the su-27 an aircraft originally developed in the 1970s these aircraft are no doubt much more capable than the original su-27 but design cost for significantly less because they were old the copy the basic airframe and features of the su-27 developing an aircraft completely from scratch trying to figure out what works and what doesn't how different systems will work together etc is extremely difficult and expensive those costs were paid by the Soviet Union in the 1970s and Russia is still benefiting from them today a better comparison would be the u.s. Hornet and super hornet design cost for the super hornet was much less as they already spent much of that money designing the hornet the s400 a newer highly capable surface-to-air missile system looks virtually identical to the s-300 the overall system is very similar but has upgrades to radars electronics and a newer longer range missile and the t90 main battle tank the t90 is pretty much just an upgraded t-72 which was first built in the early 70s it has some upgraded systems but uses the same basic design there are many more examples but many Russian systems have benefitted from older systems where the Soviet Union invested huge sums of money to design when you have to build a brand-new system from the ground up it is much more expensive and we're actually seeing this in Russia with the SU 57 were designed problems and costs have repeatedly delayed the program the s 350 a brand new long-range surface-to-air missile system which has also experienced long delays and cost overruns and the T 14 main battle tank a completely new design over the t-72 family which all previous tanks were based on which also appears to be costing Russia much more than planned as they're cutting back on the number to be purchased but designing a new system from the ground up is always much more expensive with aircraft for example a new fighter needs to be much more capable than the previous generation and have more advanced sensors and weaponry the trend has also been towards self so you need to figure out a way to incorporate all this while remaining aerodynamic maneuverable and strong enough to withstand the stresses of modern air combat you also needed to be able to last for decades able to survive and operate in the most extreme conditions and easy for maintenance crews to be able to access and repair or upgrade vital systems while computers have made a lot of the design work much easier the rapid growth of technology makes these aircraft exponentially more complex the f-35 for example has some eight million lines of code built in its software this is something that did not exist fifty years ago and every single line of code needs to be perfect and many of these things you won't know there's a problem until you begin flight test for example while testing the gun on the f-35 the stress nearly ripped apart the mountain so they had to go back and make more costly changes in upgrades and the fact that specific details and problems with military projects are often kept secret means finding solutions become much more difficult another company may have a way to fix the problem but Lockheed Martin can't talk to them as the whole thing is classified and that brings up a bigger point when designing new military systems often specific details and sometimes the entire program is classified relatively few people have the clearance to be familiar with and work on these projects as the more people involved the greater the risk of a leak and your potential enemies finding out this closed environment makes innovation and construction much more difficult time-consuming and expensive systems often have to be built from scratch like reinventing the wheel so you can keep its specification secret this also limits competition as mentioned earlier which drives up prices another factor which needs to be taken into account is cost of living the United States has a much greater cost of living index and China or Russia about 71 in the u.s. 41 in China and 39 in Russia this higher number means you need to pay employees more and also raises the cost of materials as behind all those materials are companies with employees as well inside the country the relative prices are similar the products cost more but people make more but when exporting to another country that is where the difference matters the patriot compared to the s400 for example it's hard to get an exact price but a patriot battery cost around 1 billion dollars on average russia's us 400 on the other hand comes out to around 500 million when you adjust for purchasing power those two prices are nearly the same but for another country that difference is huge so due to the higher cost of living military weaponry is going to cost more on average in the US all things being equal and finally the media a story about how a military contract came in on budget is not a story but a story about military contracts with skyrocketing costs is you are more likely to hear about it for example most people have heard that the entire f-35 program projected the cost over one trillion dollars these are the stories that make the headlines but it's worth noting that any new program be a military or other always cost more in the beginning as the program matures prices drop then as a program ages costs go up again as maintenance becomes more frequent and replacement parts might be harder to acquire this trend can already be seen in the f-35 program in 2012 the average price per aircraft was 208 million dollars in 2020 it is 109 million nearly cut in half and unsurprisingly this doesn't make as many headlines but still these increasing costs over the years have had an effect when you look at previous generations of fighter jets the number built has rapidly decreased nearly 10,000 f-86 sabres were produced in the 1940s and 50s the next generation f4 had 5,000 built then the fourth gen f-15 saw only 1700 built if you include the strike eagle a similar pattern is found across the spectrum less aircraft carriers tanks and nearly every other type of weaponry now there are other factors that come into play but a lot of it is due to cost technology has brought about some incredible capabilities but is also greatly increased cost so there are many reasons why military hardware cost so much there isn't one answer it's a mix of a lot of factors you


I'm sorry I've been so preoccupied with useless expensive crap lately but I've been neglecting the stuff that actually works and does so on the cheap well I'm getting back to my roots today welcome to handy tech under $100 episode 11 Full Sail University offers degree programs both on campus and online combining creative problem-solving with real-world experience learn more at the link below so first up I've got a bit of an odd one I have to confess I just take my disposable batteries with me for recycling whenever I have the hankering for Swedish meatballs from the cafeteria of the local IKEA I had never heard of recharging alkaline z' but apparently it's been a thing for over two decades with the first consumer disposable battery recharger the Buddy L super charger having been released in 1993 now that one didn't really last thanks to its tendency to stop charging the batteries early and the extremely difficult battery insertion process but I have its great-great-grandson the mighty charger if you throw away disposable batteries you're throwing away money as far as I'm concerned in as seen on tv badge might as well read shoddy useless gimmick but I figured what the hey let's give it a shot so I devised a test putting a set of three Kirkland double-a batteries in one of my kids toys recording the discharge time and then with all those warnings about leakage or explosions in my mind I set up a safe space to recharge them with nothing flammable within four feet in my garage my recharge batteries ran for less than half of the time of my original test but I've since done a lot more research on the topic and yes alkaline batteries can be recharged now you can't recharge disposable batteries now you can with mighty charger it needs to happen in bursts to keep the battery acid from leaking out the pressure release valve and it works best if the batteries aren't fully drained and then even so you'll only get ten consecutively shorter cycles recharges dead disposable alkaline batteries up to 70 times that's right if you're lucky compared to hundreds or thousands on a proper ni MH but for items like kids toys where I don't want to invest in expensive rechargeables that I'll probably end losing when they leave their junk outside in the rain this is a great solution here's how to order moving on it's no secret that I love high-end audio crap the most expensive headphones I own is a pair of Odyssey LCD 2's that I picked up used for still over $1000 Canadian a couple of years ago but that doesn't mean that I can't also appreciate value and item number two is both the cheapest pair of headphones that I've ever gotten from anywhere other than a dollar store and arguably the best bang for the buck audio device I have ever laid my hands on as far as packaging product appearance and included accessories go the venture electronics monk plus is actually pretty comparable to those dollar store earbuds you get the earbuds themselves these marvelous foam pads that serve to well pad your ears a little bit and increase friction helping keep them in your ears complete with bonus color coating red for right blue for left and you get this carrying bag that dankmemes aside is just a bag it's actually made out of shockingly thin plastic and doesn't even reseal it's not much better than the free bags at the grocery store for putting your apples in funny story though when they first started charging for the regular shopping bags at our local grocery store my wife would actually take a bunch of those free ones and then put our groceries in them at the checkout she only stopped doing it when I refused to continue to go shopping with her out of embarrassment anyway I digress what's remarkable about the monk plus is that they actually sound pretty darn good the closest thing to a fair point of comparison that I have would be Apple earpods which have more thump at the low end and then I personally find a touch more comfortable but whose mids are relatively veiled making vocalists get a little lost by comparison so yes in spite of the price difference I found the monk plus more pleasing to listen to than Apple earpods wait what's that I didn't tell you the price yet oh they're five bucks on Aliexpress plus a few bucks for shipping I mean sure the build quality is nothing special and they don't include an inline microphone or controller but at 1/7 the price if you're one of those people and you know who you are who loses your earphones all the time come on man just buy seven of these and then don't stress about anymore am i right right moving on have you ever wanted to recharge your double-a batteries only to go dammit I don't have a battery charger on me and even if I did there isn't a wall outlet for miles yes the next handy tech is another battery item these are called USB cell batteries and they're made by Moxie Energy Limited the difference between these and any other nickel metal hydride batteries are several first there are only 1300 milliamp hours which both theoretically and in practice is much less than the two thousand milliamp hour rating of Amazon basics for chargeable zand closer to one third the capacity of a disposable alkaline second there are about $10 per battery or about five times the price of the aforementioned amazonbasics so Linus why well this is pretty cool don't let its appearance deceive you the USB cell includes in addition to the its internal cell DC to DC voltage conversion circuitry a charging indicator LED and a USB plug under the positive terminal they can be recharged in about five hours over USB and while I wouldn't recommend buying a ton of them the capacity to cost ratio just doesn't justify it if there was a double-a battery that I was going to carry around in my bag with me for emergencies the convenience here is undeniable the last item is another always with me always with you item and charging related again in the old days every device used a different proprietary vil charger which was a total nightmare then everything switched to microUSB a completely different nightmare one that's finally almost over Lightning haven't taken over all of Apple's mobile devices and USB type-c riding in on its white steed covered in shimmering armor for everyone else one small problem it means for techies you're carrying around a minimum of three charging cables if you want to be ready for your own needs and those of your friends so pick up one of these I'm not married to a particular brand here but these converter tips are available individually or in packs and are much less bulky to carry around than a bunch of cables I keep them in my at all times bag all right so then as always with handy tech here's the disclosure bit the mighty charger was purchased by me out of morbid curiosity I wanted to know what melted batteries look like and I was pleasantly surprised when I didn't see them the USB cell batteries were a similar story and the monk plus earphones were provided by mass drop a conflict of interest if I ever saw one I mean five dollars of sponsorship here yeah that's right as for my two examples of cable tip adapters one was included with a ZTE axon 7 engineering sample and the other was purchased by Brendan for his own personal use and was then stolen by me when he showed it to me what a f--king chump which brings us to today's episode sponsor Full Sail University virtually every industry relies on software technology and Full Sail University offers undergraduate degree programs that address the need for skilled tech professionals through a curriculum that blends code and theory with real-world experience they have undergraduate programs offered for web and tech including software development which teaches programming fundamentals mobile development which teaches students how to develop through project-based coursework allowing their students to graduate with multiple completed software products web design and development which 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lead
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teammates
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50%
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we
should
have
participated
in
these
years
instead
of
blast
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don't
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mean
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this
year's
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let's
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this video was brought to you by it's like a platform for startups and small businesses to create professional investor decks and sales presentations get one 3-month by signing up and sliding calm /youtube these are strange times and if you are in your house which you should be chances are you've used some sort of video call with family friends or even to school and most likely it's been zoom the videoconference software has taken the world by storm but in the presence of giants like Microsoft and Skype and teams and Google with its hangouts why is everybody using zoom to find the answer we must go back a few years and yes spoiler alert this is forensics so not all of it is glitter and glamour all right so let's talk about one of the most popular apps right now zoom and how it became successful the origins if you search google for the keywords zoom and successful you might be surprised to see articles preysing the software that date back as far as well when it launched back in 2013 the reason for this praise is mostly due to this man meets zooms CEO Eric yan in the late 80s he migrated from China to the US to work in tech he had the vision that one day technology would allow portable easy to use video calls and this became his obsession as an engineer he landed a job in a company called WebEx communications from the start yuan became a key player in developing their video conference software WebEx became one of the first options for video calls in the market and at first it seemed geared for success so much so that Cisco acquired WebEx for 3.2 billion dollars in 2007 yuan doubled down on his efforts to improve the software at the same time climbing up the ranks reaching the rank of VP of engineering under his guidance WebEx grew to more than 750 engineers and had annual revenues of more than 800 million dollars Linux wasn't only one of the first but also the most complete video conferencing tools so it was a hit at the time but it wasn't perfect connectivity was unstable audio and video would lag and the installation process was frustrating for IT departments remember this WebEx managed to survive because there was very little competition in the market but things wouldn't remain the same for long yuan was aware of web-accessible upper ranks didn't go along with them and after dealing with a lot of resistance he ended up leaving the company but his time in WebEx taught him very valuable lessons check out what he said in an interview before I left Cisco I spent a lot of time talking with WebEx customers and every time when I talked to the WebEx customer after the meeting was over I felt very very embarrassed because I did not see a single happy customer and I try to understand why is that and I summarized all the problems all those web excuse to MERS they shared with me this gave you on a North customers had to be happy so he took all these new problems and aimed to create a videoconference software to solve them was this a bit crazy at that stage well others believed in his idea in an interview with Forbes yuan recalls that close to 40 engineers left with him to pursue that goal investors believed in it too in 2011 he raised three million dollars to start his idea and within two years he had created the first zoom iteration and here we have to highlight a key element in his strategy he created zoom with a video first mentality other companies like Skype had created audio first and then adjusted the video which proved to be costly with zoom beta testers were very happy with the product and after fine-tuning some issues it finally launched in January 2013 from the start zoom was massively successful by may soon claim they had reached 1 million participants with the launch they clinched another round of funding this time for 10 million dollars with a valuation of around 25 million dollars and by late 2013 another round of funding secured them 6 million dollars more and doubled the company's valuation by 2014 zoom had claimed 10 million users but why was this so good zooms recipe for success zoom was great because it provided a lot in exchange for very little tech magazines like scene it highlighted its three in one package HD video conferencing mobility and web meetings all for $9.99 which was cheaper than other options which only provided one or two of these services zoom was as compatible as it possibly could with browsers like Firefox Chrome and Safari it also detected devices instantly so there was no need to have versions for Mac or PC and it's data use was low enough that it worked well even in slow or weak connections plus zoom had free features that other competitors like Skype charged for at the time like group video calls Microsoft would eventually learn from their mistakes and make them free on skype but zoom didn't tend only to the users remember how WebEx was particularly hard for IT departments well zoom wasn't cloud meetings meant intrusive installations weren't as frequent and when they were needed the process was pretty easy then there was this number a hundred and fifty milliseconds that's all it takes for a conversation to feel unnatural so chief product officer Odette gal has stated that they worked hard for their entire platform to ensure that those 150 milliseconds are never surpassed but in the end all of this is a reflection of what mattered to young people he has insisted that eye contact is essential for success and for happiness so the company has worked hard to make this happen as easily as possible it seemed like there was no stopping them is that a unicorn what do most if not all tech companies want well to be profitable but very very few companies are able to get there and we've said zoom seemed unstoppable all cylinders were firing and people loved the app and the customer service CEO yuan would even reply to tweets from unhappy customers this is a quote from a former Cisco customer who ended up switching to zoom zoom understands what the customer wants and it's technology and customer service satisfy them better than competitors do so investments came easy from 2014 to 2016 funding increased and so did the company's valuation until January 2017 in their series defunding zoom received 100 million dollars and finally reached a 1 billion dollar valuation and oddly enough yuan has said that they weren't even looking for funding Sequoia one of the main investors just knocked on their door who wouldn't like that Sequoia so this means that zoom was now a unicorn a company valued at 1 billion dollars or more but a very different one at that contrary to most unicorns zoom was making profits year after year so with the 1 billion dollar valuation in 2017 solid growth in the next two years it was time for the company to go public in April 2019 when it went public shares went up 72 percent from the original $36 value that day zoom was valued at 16 billion dollars not bad at all success in turbulent times have you noticed one thing about this episode zooms success happened before 2020 it did a lot right beforehand so it should come as no surprise that zoom was a hit when people were sent to work from home but it still was a surprise why because it seemed as though everything was already taken besides zoom there was Microsoft Google WebEx GoToMeeting just to name a few but none of them provided a complete package like zoom does zoom even gave users free 40-minute meetings for up to 100 people and it works in slow saturated internet and of course zoom couldn't have predicted what happened in 2020 no one could since the entire world was taken by surprise by the situation searches for webinars video conferencing tools and VPN spiked in a matter of days if not hours so all these years working on making video calls easy came in handy at the right time people needed a tool that was ready for the job and amidst all of them there was one that stood out is the future bright this is company forensics right you know the type of companies that we talk about in this show no one knows what will happen especially right now but experts have highlighted some possible areas of risk for the company and one is its Stark even if use has spiked its share value is still volatile in late March stock traded at a value 36 times higher than what the company had estimated for 2021 because of this very same spike in use but at the same time since companies will definitely look to cut costs and increase employee efficiency zoom continues to be a tempting offer in the market the key for them will leader turn all those sudden free users into paying loyal customers and it's not like zoom is free of conflict as this crisis has evolved reports have surged that the app is facing security issues not a good thing when many people are diving right into zoom to have conferences including Prime Minister Boris Johnson the bad news well this isn't new security issues have surfaced in the past in 2018 a security vulnerability was released and it was found that users were prone to message processing zoom worked on the issue but it didn't stop there 2019 so Apple create an update to remove the zooom server from its devices after it was found that the server rendered mac computers vulnerable even after uninstalling it again zoom created patches and updates security and again it didn't stop there in the midst of the most recent crisis reports have come up with phishing scams impersonating zoom clout meetings to retrieve information zoom is a great example of a company that did three things right it worked hard at solving a big problem they aimed for a problem that affected many people and all the while focused on the customer but zoom might just be a victim of its own success we don't know yet does that mean that you're watching the first real-time episode of forensics as it evolves no I really don't think so I think zoom is going to keep growing like crazy what I also think is that you might like a new slide paint t-shirt 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good blah that's out Klingons toast they say qapla it means success directly but it also more loosely translates to like good luck be merry good things good blah I think that's the only way to say it I think you can be like a coupla to day on how to drink we go where no man has gone before and make Klingon blood wine legit to blood up if I'm not mistaken blood wine is for and I am really going off of memory here so I could be wrong on this I think that blood wine is introduced in an episode of Star Trek The Next Generation Lieutenant Worf has programmed our replicators to make a very good approximation of clean on bloodline I believe you will find it to your liking big fu to data and Deanna Troi Klingon blood wine is synonymous of Klingons Klingon seem to love blood wine it comes of all time but I think it's mentioned in several of the Star Trek films prior to next generation taking over that franchise so it's funny how something can get introduced in next generation and then kind of like retcon its way back into the original series timeline as well from there I like that that's fun so I am going to make Klingon blood wine it seems me very strongly implied in the series that blood wine is actually distilled or fermented or fermented and distilled or just fermented in space fermentation from blood I think it's a tark is this porcine spikey spike pig that the Klingons using a lot of stuff and it might be tark's blood I think it's called at arc and it might be this other critter that comes up sometimes with Klingon folklore that they make the blood from that blood they're not craving for the blood of a local or beast I say it's called Klingon blood wine it might be made from clay on blood I don't know that'd be weird but vampires space vampires probably not a long story short I'm not gonna use blood in it because that would be crazy the other thing that we know about it is that it's supposed to be twice as strong as human whisky so it really can't be wine unless we mean wine and like a euphemistic sense or something the way that like Gatling by Joe is called wine it's not wine so we're not gonna make it easy out of wine either this is my Klingon blood wine it's not a blood nor wine discuss talk amongst yourselves I just need a moment of your time to talk about wine from the planet Earth I love wine but I don't know much about it and shopping for wine is a real chore for me I wander around at the confused by everything I see on the shelf and I generally just pick a cool-looking label and go with that you go to bright cellars calm though look whiz super duper easy very very fast to fill out very not snobby then they're experts figure out from that what kind of wines you're probably going to love they pair you up with wines from the best producers in the world and they ship them to you directly in based on the schedule of your choosing one of the things I love about the bright cellars experience too is after you get your shipment you can review the 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didn't say that I think that will get us there this would be the blood wine that Guinan might serve to record and ten-forward to prepare him for a date on twit some local Klingon delegations that sounds acceptable that sounds right to me and then although blood wine is said to be harsh we know that it can also be sweet since we know that Lieutenant Worf prefers his blood wine to be young and sweet that is when he's not drinking prune juice warrior stream we do know from deep space 9 that Klingon blood wine is very important central in fact in the ritual of induction into the order of the bat'leth the ritual seems to involve standing around and drinking gallons of it fighting each other all night to prove your staying power or intestinal fortitude I don't know it's it's a Klingon thing I don't really get it so I can add all of that up and say that I will make a drink that is strong possibly sweet bracing but also palatable to human physiology something that I would want to drink it's really not too bad except of taste so I'm gonna shake this drink because revenge is a dish best served cold this is very important Klingon proverb I'll start with one ounce of simple syrup it's actually this recipe that I came up with is very simple it's all equal parts I want one ounce of lime juice for this [Music] I want one ounce of lemon heart one five one so said twice as strong as whiskey not maybe twice as strong that we're pretty close right here and I want one ounce of Angostura bitters so there's a few drinks you'll find that call for larger than Dasher measures of Angostura bitters and frankly I think that they're all wonderful there's an Angostura sour which is definitely worth exploring and the Trinidad's sour they're kind of cousins I did a Trinidad sour on the show I should do it again actually because it's a weird episode it's a very foggy episode where that I made a while back when I went to bar convent Brooklyn so it's not shot here in the Behar it's shot out on the street and in my old apartment so we're gonna put in one ounce of Angostura bitters I'll provide a link to that episode yeah everywhere I can store now makes very large bottles like um sure full 750 but you can get a bigger bottles of Angostura bitters which are will facilitate you in making those kinds of drinks that require you know 1/2 ounce ounce pours van Gogh I'm gonna shake up this drink in my shaker big tube and my craft I brought out a couple of extra drinking vessels here because it would certainly be appropriate to drink it out of a skull or a horn but then he wouldn't get the see the look of this drink so believe it or not I'm gonna put it in this I'm gonna double strain so that I can do this quickly [Music] and to garnish this drink I have nothing I would garnish this with but if you had some sort of like space monster teeth or metal spiky bits or razor blades to ornament the glass with that would be the way to go it's definitely doesn't need like an orange wheel or a lemon twist or something like that or a cherry you know just don't think that it's gonna help the drink at all and I think that's pretty cool looking in color I think we've got a nice red hue there that looks like old blood to me rusty blah I love that it is bracing that is an aggressive drink it is dry the bitters the bittering parts of bitters really just like suck the moisture out of your tongue and your tonsils in your mouth and just like give you an instant dry mouth it's a very experiential drink you know you get this like wash of dryness and then you salivate and it's tart and sweet but definitely not overly sweet it's not too bitter to drink I like how bitter it is honestly I can see it being something honestly I think most people are going to like this drink it is exceedingly high proof because it's an ounce of 151 but let's not forget that this is you know 88 this is 90 proof as well or so so I mean this is a potent drink here it is sweet and spicy upfront the first flavors you get or maybe like cinnamon and allspice and sugar and then that gives way to just like this wash of bitterness that is very experiential kind of assaults your mouth and then that quickly subsides your mouth salivates you get like very a lot of producible how does a live as well and then you get more cinnamon more of that allspice flavor that gives way to all through tartness by the way there's the tartness of the line is throughout all of this kind of helping the flavors along accentuating the flavors like the salt and cooking and then that gives way to just sort of a very pleasant warmth this is a great girl I love this drink I'm very pleased with this drink and frankly I think I nailed it I think I got this my twitter is how to drink my Instagram is how to drink my patreon is patreon.com slash how to drink I've got a twitch a twitch.tv slash Greg from htd and I hope you will check that out I'm gonna start a trek video games they will take a look at those there's some Star Trek II stuff over there to be fun if you like this show I hope you will subscribe drop me a comment to all those things you're supposed to say in the YouTube video honestly if you liked the show I hope you'll check out some of my other episodes I made Romulan ale and put a link up to that I have made other things that you might like I've done some I did blue milk from Star Wars I am NOT conflating Star Wars and Star Trek please don't be offended by that I would never ever do such a thing but I feel like there's interests overlap all right so I'm gonna leave you with some Klingon proverbs four thousand throats maybe cut by a running man I think that's actually a riff on the coward dies many deaths death is an experience best shared I like this one this is my favorite one though penny the warrior who slays all of his foes you know because he's got no infos anymore there's nothing to do is bored live long and prosper Kapaa revenge the mission to fish I can't as I'm saying a bish


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feel
society
would
be
a
better
place
without
genders
altogether
by
the
end
of
this
video
we'll
find
out
if
identifying
as
not
entirely
man
nor
woman
has
been
blissful
as
they
live
their
most
authentic
lives
or
if
this
label
has
elicited
constant
shaming
and
pressure
from
the
outside
world
to
conform
within
society's
definition
of
normal
[Music]
hello
angel
jacob
hello
jeffrey
there
i'd
love
to
hear
you
define
what
non-binary
means
in
terms
of
gender
the
gender
binary
says
you
got
to
be
in
one
of
two
boxes
in
order
to
be
understood
as
a
person
with
the
non-binary
community
we
say
no
i
don't
have
to
be
in
either
box
what
questions
surrounding
the
idea
of
being
non-binary
do
you
feel
like
a
broken
record
answering
do
i
have
to
be
androgynous
to
be
non-binary
do
i
have
to
use
they
them
pronouns
in
order
to
identify
as
non-binary
no
you
don't
isn't
they
plural
and
the
response
is
what
do
you
say
when
someone
leaves
an
umbrella
somewhere
oh
they
left
that
over
there
exactly
and
you're
talking
about
one
person
you
know
i was
talking
about
the
500
people
that
probably
under
an
umbrella
together
the
least
interesting
part
of
it
is
the
pronouns
like
that
is
such
a
like
dumb
technical
classification
it's
about
giving
yourself
this
like
profound
freedom
and
joy
and
bliss
in
your
body
and
people
are
just
like
but
how
do
i
use
the
pronouns
and
i'm
like
shut
up
about
the
pronouns
do
you
get
offended
when
people
misgender
you
i'm
personally
a
little
bit
more
chill
about
it
but
i
do
know
that
there
are
other
people
who
are
non-binary
out
there
who
it
is
really
really
painful
for
them
to
get
misgendered
it
just
depends
on
who
it
is
for
you
you
feel
like
it's
more
about
the
intention
behind
it
yeah
especially
the
aftermath
like
if
somebody
misgenders
me
and
then
i
correct
them
how
they
react
afterwards
is
really
more
of
what
i
look
for
someone
can
use
the
wrong
pronoun
and
mean
it
with
a
lot
of
love
and
and
just
not
know
better
you
know
and
i
think
that
it's
important
for
us
to
hear
people's
intention
and
then
meet
them
where
they're
at
and
be
like
oh
actually
i
do
use
they
that
right
because
it
really
comes
from
a
matter
of
do
they
respect
me
right
i
think
most
people
are
well-intentioned
and
most
people
are
trying
to
be
kind
and
respectful
do
you
welcome
people
asking
you
questions
always
i
have
the
right
to
sort
of
be
like
i
don't
feel
like
talking
about
my
gender
right
now
but
i'm
down
for
questions
and
i'm
down
for
like
uh
just
you
know
a
very
easy
curiosity
and
a
kind
sort
of
wonder
wondering
because
most
people
don't
we
don't
have
good
language
for
all
this
stuff
yet
most
people
are
still
pretty
early
in
figuring
a
lot
of
this
out
when
did
you
first
realize
that
you
did
not
identify
with
the
gender
that
was
given
to
you
as
i
like
grew
up
i
kind
of
like
was
comparing
my
experiences
with
other
kids
and
and
seeing
how
they
would
react
to
certain
things
and
everyone
was
just
super
like
obsessed
with
certain
girl
things
and
girl
clothes
and
it's
not
that
i
was
obsessed
with
only
boy
things
but
it's
just
i
didn't
see
that
binary
anything
that
you
were
interested
in
was
fair
game
right
while
many
other
kids
would
say
oh
that's
a
boy
thing
to
do
oh
that's
a
girl
thing
exactly
yeah
like
i
just
played
whatever
was
fun
i
knew
i
was
this
way
in
kindergarten
i
would
get
in
trouble
for
taking
all
the
dresses
and
not
letting
anyone
else
wear
them
were
you
in
trouble
because
you
were
hogging
it
or
because
it
was
a
not
a
boy
thing
both
i
never
had
a
moment
where
i
didn't
realize
it
as
long
as
you
can
remember
it
the
moment
that
people
introduced
conceptually
the
idea
of
boys
and
girls
i
was
just
like
well
that's
dumb
you're
like
that
is
a
societal
construct
right
like
that's
stupid
i
was
like
three
and
i
was
just
like
i
don't
know
about
that
one
because
all
that
gender
was
for
me
as
a
child
was
just
things
that
were
forbidden
i
remember
a
group
of
kids
making
fun
of
me
because
i
had
a
purple
lunch
box
and
they
were
like
that's
gay
and
i
was
like
i
didn't
know
what
that
word
meant
but
i
was
like
you
said
it
in
a
way
that
i
feel
like
it's
not
a
good
thing
so
therefore
i
should
not
want
to
be
there
how
many
y's
in
the
word
gay
how
did
they
say
it
it
was
like
somewhere
between
three
to
16
wise
was
like
that
i
mean
that
is
the
appropriate
amount
for
a
purple
lunchbox
i
hope
you
eventually
came
to
the
realization
that
you
were
gonna
keep
your
lunch
box
and
i
wish
i
could
say
that
was
the
case
yeah
not
a
lot
of
us
do
i
remember
going
home
and
being
like
mom
can
i
get
a new
lunchbox
she
was
like
why
i
was
like
i
just
don't
like
that
one
anymore
and
that's
where
the
communication
ended
it's
like
you
don't
go
home
and
say
that
to
your
parents
and
you
somehow
learned
that
that's
how
those
people
are
and
you
don't
want
to
be
it
mm-hmm
you
shouldn't
even
talk
about
it
do
you
feel
like
you
were
misgendered
at
birth
oh
definitely
i
believe
that
most
people
are
actually
misgendered
in
so
much
as
the
moment
we
have
a
gender
assigned
to
us
anyone
even
if
you
identify
as
cis
even
if
you
feel
yourself
to
be
a
man
the
moment
the
label
man
was
placed
on
you
there
was
a
there
was
there
was
at
least
one
expectation
of
manhood
the
minimum
one
likely
more
like
thousands
that
did
not
work
for
you
if
people
were
just
like
hi
this
is
jacob
um
they're
a
person
that's
a
wild
concept
right
then
i'd
be
like
oh
i'm
just
cool
like
so
can
i
go
play
with
dolls
and
they'd
be
like
yeah
some
people
play
with
them
that's
a
person
yeah
like
can
i
like
glitter
yeah
that's
a
person
thing
cool
cool
cool
can
i
kick
a
soccer
ball
sometimes
but
not
love
it
that
much
yeah
that's
a
person
thing
people
do
that
people
do
it
yeah
totally
you
know
like
it
would
be
so
much
easier
and
would
have
saved
everyone
a
lot
of
grief
and
confusion
what
do
you
wish
that
you
would
have
been
gendered
as
probably
non-binary
honestly
i
would
have
loved
a
blank
slate
like
if
my
parents
would
have
just
been
like
hey
this
is
angel
don't
circle
mrf
just
kind
of
leave
it
blank
we'll
figure
it
out
later
how
did
your
parents
play
a
part
in
this
whole
journey
my
parents
thought
it
was
their
job
to
make
me
not
like
this
because
my
parents
used
everything
they
could
think
of
with
holding
affection
telling
me
god
doesn't
love
me
hitting
me
beating
me
up
everything
that
they
could
think
of
to
get
me
to
get
the
queer
to
leave
my
body
the
bittersweet
thing
about
my
dad
is
he
apologized
to
me
when
i
was
like
33.
how
was
that
to
hear
it
was
good
to
hear
at
the
time
and
i
started
immediately
to
grieve
the
six-year-old
who
needed
to
hear
it
then
how
did
your
life
change
after
hearing
that
from
your
parent
knowing
that
they
came
to
the
realization
that
they
didn't
do
what
was
best
for
you
i
certainly
understand
that
both
of
my
parents
were
acting
out
of
their
own
programming
and
their
own
fear
of
what
might
happen
to
you
if
you
weren't
the
way
that
they
envisioned
your
perfect
life
my
dad
literally
said
i
was
afraid
of
what
other
parents
would
think
of
me
because
of
who
you
are
and
that
was
personal
for
him
many
of
our
parents
are
programmed
to
think
that
they
are
failures
just
because
of
naturally
who
we
are
and
of
course
that's
going
to
rub
off
on
us
i
was
taught
so
thoroughly
to
hate
myself
you
know
if
my
parents
are
going
to
treat
me
this
way
i'm
going
to
treat
myself
this
way
before
they
can
even
get
there
right
i'm
definitely
going
to
be
teacher's
pet
of
self-hate
and
i
just
went
so
thoroughly
there
that
eventually
the
pressure
just
built
and
built
and
built
and
built
and
i
needed
to
do
something
very
drastic
and
i
moved
away
to
a
buddhist
monastery
to
be
able
to
look
at
all
of
these
patterns
and
to
just
have
space
to
learn
to
be
quiet
with
myself
quieting
that
internal
monologue
that
was
berating
yourself
constantly
or
even
taking
a
look
at
it
or
ignoring
the
internal
monologue
or
learning
to
live
a
life
that
doesn't
depend
on
it
so
much
right
i
don't
think
i'll
ever
be
able
to
get
rid
of
the
programming
but
i
certainly
can
get
rid
of
the
self-hate
and
i
certainly
can
treat
myself
well
yeah
and
i
do
damn
right
do
you
feel
like
they
kind
of
came
from
a
place
of
fear
of
fearing
that
if
you
didn't
fall
within
these
confines
that
you
might
be
hurt
you
might
grow
up
to
not
enjoy
life
or
be
bullied
or
whatever
i
think
i
was
in
my
mid-20s
when
i
first
heard
like
my
dad
and
my
mom
admit
to
me
that
they
were
scared
for
me
a
lot
of
where
it
was
really
coming
from
was
a
fear
that
the
world
was
going
to
hurt
me
because
i
was
because
i
am
who
i
am
and
the
really
up
part
is
that
they're
not
wrong
the
thing
i
had
to
explain
to
them
is
that
we
will
never
live
in
a
world
that
doesn't
try
to
hurt
people
like
me
unless
i
live
this
way
there
are
risks
that
i
have
to
take
in
order
to
create
a
world
where
i
am
safe
what
do you
think
has
been
the
most
difficult
moment
in
your
life
surrounding
being
non-binary
eventually
becoming
estranged
from
my
parents
we're
not
in
contact
you
know
it
has
to
do
with
a
whole
lot
of
things
obviously
but
it
has
to
do
with
the
respect
i've
given
myself
you
told
yourself
that
you
you
didn't
have
to
experience
yeah
i
mean
it
is
a
very
bittersweet
thing
because
it's
a
big
change
and
that's
the
bitter
part
but
it's
also
a
sweetness
because
it
is
something
it
is
a
symbol
of
respect
for
myself
i'm
like
trying
to
hit
on
people
or
trying
to
like
meet
people
or
trying
to
like
go
on
apps
and
then
i'm
like
but
why
am
i
not
being
treated
as
if
i'm
hot
because
i
am
because
you're
different
and
yeah
it's
because
we
don't
know
how
to
treat
gender
different
people
as
just
attractive
and
cute
than
what
we
are
there's
a
stigma
right
there's
in
the
comments
right
now
there
are
dozens
if
not
hundreds
if
not
thousands
of
people
saying
i
would
date
him
i
mean
right
yeah
i
mean
jacob
single
hello
ready
to
mingle
yeah
fully
prepared
single
ready
to
mingle
yeah
you
know
where
to
find
him
and
if
anyone
who
watches
watching
that
was
an
um
like
apostrophe
em
find
em
you
knew
what
i
knew
i
was
an
apostrophe
em
i'm
like
you'll
find
right
no
there
was
no
aspirin
h
i
heard
no
aspirated
h
what
is
the
most
difficult
part
about
explaining
what
the
term
non-binary
means
to
people
who
are
just
completely
unfamiliar
people
who
were
not
in
on
the
creation
of
a
language
find
it
very
hard
to
explain
who
they
are
within
that
language
so
for
us
to
explain
deeply
who
we
are
using
a
language
that
is
so
weighed
down
with
its
very
binary
past
is
really
difficult
and
most
people
snap
to
an
assumption
that
we're
just
so
weird
but
it
really
is
just
that
english
is
so
weird
and
doesn't
have
the
pronouns
the
the
capacity
the
language
the
words
how
do
you
feel
about
gendered
languages
i
hate
them
get
them
out
of
here
i
was
on
a
piano
in
florence
with
non-binary
activists
who
had
to
talk
about
how
everything
has
a
gender
so
pencil
plant
that
it
is
so
etched
on
who
they
are
that
there's
a
binding
because
of
the the
way
they
speak
and
how
that
affects
you
and
you're
constantly
reminded
through
the
language
that
was
spoken
by
your
ancestors
ancestors
ancestors
that
this
has
been
something
so
deeply
ingrained
into
the
culture
that
it's
not
going
anywhere
and
that
you're
wrong
if
you
don't
fit
within
that
because
even
the
language
is
built
upon
that
exactly
how
do
you
feel
about
people
who
you
know
even
if
they're
well
intentioned
say
all
non-binary
people
want
to
be
referred
to
in
this
way
it
drives
me
crazy
because
it
completely
like
shatters
the
entire
concept
of
being
non-binary
now
that
people
who
are
non-binary
are
starting
to
get
a
little
bit
of
push
in
media
and
in
shows
and
things
like
that
they
all
look
like
me
they're
super
skinny
they're
white
they're
assigned
female
at
birth
and
that
is
not
where
it
ends
like
people
who
are
non-binary
are
so
diverse
in
how
they
look
and
how
they
act
and
how
they
present
because
it
is
such
a
broad
term
you
can
look
fairly
conventional
and
still
be
like
yeah
but
i
don't
think
of
myself
in
those
terms
and
not
feel
like
they
have
to
look
like
me
in
order
to
call
themselves
non-binary
you
have
to
look
a
certain
way
in
order
to
identify
as
non-binary
you
can
just
say
you
know
what
this
gender
shit's
kind
of
stupid
i'm
a
little
fed
up
with
it
i
would
like
to
feel
a
little
more
free
in
my
life
do
you
think
society
as
a
whole
would
function
differently
if
no
one
was
assigned
a
gender
at
birth
yeah
i
think
it
would
be
different
i
don't
think
it's
a
good
idea
what
i
really
would
love
is
just
for
people
like
me
to
be
more
accepted
wants
to
be
more
inclusive
rather
than
saying
let's
get
rid
of
all
of
it
it's
it's
an
addition
and
not
a
subtraction
how
does
all
of
this
affect
legal
documents
like
your
id
and
whatnot
it's
definitely
a
show
i'm
out
i'm
living
my
non-binary
identity
i
want
to
be
perceived
as
you
know
gender
neutral
part
of
that
for
me
is
having
documents
that
reflect
that
especially
when
i
go
to
the
bar
and
i
hand
them
my
id
which
currently
now
shows
me
looking
like
a
cis
woman
i
get
so
many
like
and
then
like
like
quadruple
takes
and
and
so
and
that
just
creates
a
space
that
i
just
like
doesn't
need
to
be
there
if
they
could
just
look
at
the
idea
see
the
x
they'd
be
they
would
know
you
know
it
would
it
would
eliminate
a
lot
of
really
uncomfortable
situations
if
there's
anyone
watching
who
is
currently
angrily
commenting
down
below
that
the
the
concept
of
non-binary
is
all
in
your
head
and
that
there
are
only
scientifically
biologically
two
genders
what
would
you
say
to
that
oh
what
i
say
to
everybody
is
i'm
like
if
you
google
the
definition
of
gender
and
you
read
like
one
of
the
first
results
which
is
from
the
world
health
organization
they
say
that
gender
is
a
social
construct
so
i
don't
really
know
how
how
else
further
to
explain
to
you
that
you're
trying
to
use
science
but
science
says
that
gender
is
a
social
construct
yeah
yeah
you
hear
that
science
said
it
can
argue
with
science
actually
actually
it's
a
whole
other
conversation
that's
a
different
video
do
you
feel
like
this
misconception
comes
from
the
idea
that
gender
and
sex
is
the
exact
same
thing
it
comes
from
the
idea
that
gender
and
sex
are
the
same
thing
right
that
like
having
a
penis
means
you're
a
man
but
it
also
comes
from
this
idea
that
sex
is
easily
sortable
into
two
two
categories
there
is
so
much
diversity
among
even
human
sex
what
it
shows
us
is
how
this
toxic
gender
gets
into
scientifically
how
we
think
about
bodies
yeah
we
have
a
lot
of
work
to
do
to
unlearn
um
the
really
shoddy
science
around
sex
difference
[Music]
how
do
you
feel
when
people
tell
you
that
non-binary
is
just
a
new
trend
the
way
that
i
felt
i
have
felt
my
whole
life
it's
really
invalidating
you
know
because
i
think
a
lot
of
people
are
so
quick
to
say
that
because
i
haven't
had
that
experience
it's
not
real
and
i
wish
people
would
maybe
take
a
step
back
and
say
you
know
what
i
my
experience
and
my
perception
of
the
world
is
just
that
it
is
my
perception
and
there's
a
whole
however
billion
people
out
there
who
see
the
world
differently
than
me
before
we
continue
learning
about
the
world
of
non-binary
if
you
were
to
have
kids
someday
what
would
you
want
them
to
refer
to
i
wanted
to
let
you
know
that
pre-orders
for
maid
padildo
chan
are
available
now
and
for
those
of
you
who
have
no
idea
what
the
f
i
am
talking
about
i
do
not
blame
you
this
clip
should
explain
all
you
need
to
know
hey
chan
comes
adorned
with
a
stage
to
keep
those
thunder
thighs
tamed
like
the
foul
beast
they
are
and
when
you're
done
bleeding
your
soul
on
the
stage
rip
that
stage
out
from
eat
those
kitten
heels
and
prepare
for
state
of
the
art
stomping
action
and
i'd
also
like
to
thank
hbo
max
for
sponsoring
this
episode
many
of
us
are
exhausted
from
scouring
the
deep
dark
dilapidated
depths
of
streaming
platforms
desperately
digging
for
something
new
to
fill
that
void
of
entertainment
in
our
hearts
but
thankfully
hbo
max
exists
with
same-day
movie
premieres
of
the
biggest
movies
of
2021
every
single
month
and
yes
for
those
of
you
who
didn't
ask
that
does
include
the
biggest
blockbuster
warner
brothers
pictures
releases
that'll
be
available
in
theaters
and
your
living
room
the
same
exact
day
personally
i'm
looking
forward
to
malignant
even
though
there's
technically
no
full-length
trailer
out
for
it
yet
because
i
just
got
a
good
feeling
inside
my
body
and
i
trust
my
body
and
also
i'm
excited
for
dune
because
timothee
chalamet
these
movies
along
with
so
many
others
will
be
available
in
theaters
and
on
hbo
max
the
same
day
for
a
limited
time
and
at
no
extra
charge
to
subscribers
release
dates
are
of
course
subject
to
change
so
get
on
it
before
it's
too
late
and
sign
up
for
hbo
max
at
hbom.ax
slash
padilla
now
back
to
the
world
of
non-binary
[Music]
how
do
you think
your
life
has
changed
most
since
identifying
as
non-binary
i
was
finally
able
to
sit
quietly
with
myself
without
eating
myself
alive
from
the
inside
out
and
not
everybody
needs
to
come
out
not
everybody
can
it's
not
always
safe
for
everyone
but
to
me
that's
the
gift
that
it
gave
me
to
be
truly
truly
myself
i
think
i've
definitely
developed
so
much
more
confidence
and
i
just
feel
more
me
and
it's
it's
kind
of
funny
that
when
you
start
to
feel
more
you
things
start
to
happen
that
you
would
think
aren't
necessarily
tied
to
your
gender
i
started
surfing
which
i've
never
done
sports
in
my
life
willing
to
take
risks
and
just
like
step
outside
of
your
comfort
zone
because
there
wasn't
this
weight
of
this
other
thing
on
you
like
there
was
space
that
freed
up
in
my
brain
where
i
was
like
constantly
beforehand
sitting
there
thinking
like
why
am
i
different
why
am
i
so
different
why
you
know
why
am
i
going
through
this
why
am
i
like
this
and
that
was
just
a
constant
hum
in
in
the
back
of
my
head
now
that's
gone
and
so
now
i'm
and
i'm
just
feeling
more
comfortable
in
my
own
skin
and
i'm
i'm
confident
in
who
i
am
jade
wants
to
know
what
your
experience
with
dysphoria
has
been
dysphoria
is
a
disconnect
between
how
you
feel
on
the
inside
with
how
you
maybe
look
on
the
outside
so
it's
like
a
body
part
or
something
like
that
for
me
it's
mostly
been
you
know
with
my
body
um
i
tend
to
have
a lot
of
dysphoria
on
my
chest
um
and
just
like
my
shoulders
and
things
like
that
i
and
i
really
just
want
an
androgynous
looking
body
like
i
don't
want
anybody
to
like
look
at
me
and
go
that's
a
woman
based
on
this
or
that's
a
man
based
on
this
heather
wants
to
know
if
you
were
to
have
kids
someday
what
would
they
what
would
you
want
them
to
refer
to
you
as
i
think
i'd
want
to
get
away
from
mom
and
dad
entirely
and
i
want
them
to
call
me
pop
because
i
love
it
as
well
that's
cute
so
like
i'm
pop
you
know
what
i
mean
like
i
am
pop
i
feel
like
a
lot
of
people
imagine
that
if
there
was
a
non-binary
identifying
parent
that
they
expect
their
child
to
be
like
parent
i
bet
my
kids
would
be
like
would
like
when
they
wanted
to
really
get
under
my
skin
would
be
like
gender
neutral
parental
unit
number
one
i'm
hungry
when
it's
dinner
that's
a
three-year-old
shut
up
cassandra
if
there's
anyone
watching
who
feels
that
they
might
identify
as
non-binary
but
are
nervous
about
coming
to
terms
with
that
because
of
what
that
might
mean
in
their
family
or
societally
or
even
within
themselves
is
there
anything
you
want
to
say
to
them
make
sure
you're
in
a
safe
place
make
sure
you
have
a
good
friend
group
that
you
can
toss
these
thoughts
back
and
forth
with
and
experiment
within
that
friend
group
you
know
try
going
by
they
them
pronouns
for
a
week
or
try
a
different
name
for
a
week
or
you
know
even
just
say
like
i'm
non-binary
for
a
week
and
and
within
that
safe
space
see
how
that
feels
and
if
it
feels
right
then
maybe
do
some
soul
searching
a
little
bit
and
maybe
you
are
always
remember
that
you
deserve
to
feel
good
taking
it
slow
and
really
being
kind
to
yourself
and
giving
yourself
the
gift
of
patience
um
will
make
this
feel
a
little
bit
more
doable
because
it's
a
journey
and
it's
going
to
take
a
lot
longer
than
you
think
but
i
mean
that
in
the
most
beautiful
way
like
i
am
29
i
am
almost
30
and
i
am
still
discovering
new
things
about
my
gender
every
single
day
and
it's
fabulous
damn damn
i'm
a
vital
grandma
okay
i
gotta
have
some
stage
wisdom
for
the
babies
i
would
expect
you
to
have
so
much
gray
hair
with
that
kind
of
i
have
quite
a
bit
though
look
you
see
it
damn
that's
how
you
know
you're
wise
what
do you
think
the
biggest
misconception
is
about
non-binary
people
non-binary
people
are
curvy
non-binary
people
are
fat
non-binary
people
are
every
skin
tone
every
ethnicity
every
race
under
the
sun
we
are
everywhere
and
there
is
no
such
thing
as
what
a
prototypical
or
archetypal
non-binary
person
looks
like
and
i
wish
that
people
understood
that
better
all
right
you
got
five
seconds
of
shout
out
to
promote
anything
you
want
directly
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camera
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after
spending
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individuals
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identify
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i've
come
to
understand
just
how
nuanced
and
complex
gender
identity
really
is
everyone's
experience
with
what
feels
most
authentic
to
them
is
wholly
unique
and
deserves
to
be
met
with
respect
at
the
very
least
yeah
they're
fuzzy
fuzzy
little
edges
we
are
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just
slobs
okay
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hold
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go
ahead
let
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ahead
it's
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consent
yeah
he
likes
getting
touched
oh
my
god
this
is
amazing
anyway
what
were
you
talking
about
they
move
very
slow
they're
very
deliberate
and
intentional
they're
super
cute
very
fuzzy
and
kind
of
act
like
they're
stoned
all
the
time
which
i
feel
resonates
with
who
i
am
in
this
world
i
can