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what
makes
a
true
modern
feminist
that's
what
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with
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new
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feminism
and
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the
future
wave
each
video
will
be
dedicated
to
one
of
feminism's
many
faces
past
and
present
and
how
it's
represented
in
pop
culture
seventh
wave
feminism
is
all
about
owning
our
sexuality
in
order
to
understand
what
the
reality
of
supporting
all
women
and
gender
equality
actually
looks
like
as
our
culture
collectively
revisits
the
misogynistic
treatment
of
the
britney's
paris's
and
meghans
of
the
2000s
we
have
to
ask
why
was
this
era
so
deeply
toxic
for
women
a
key
answer
to
this
question
is
a
thing
called
post-feminism
this
outlook
puts
forward
the
idea
that
we
live
in
a
post-feminist
society
i.e
one
in
which
misogyny
and
sexism
are
over
and
therefore
feminism
is
no
longer
necessary
you
suffered
so
much
growing
up
in
middle
class
paris
i
mean
the
agony
in
the
trenches
of
the
sorbone
and
the
post-feminist
era
many
female-led
stories
in
the
early
2000s
seemed
to
celebrate
that
feminism
had
delivered
women
all
the
freedom
and
options
they
could
ask
for
but
also
to
suggest
that
all
those
choices
weren't
actually
making
women
happier
as
post-feminism
became
more
entrenched
in
the
2000s
high-profile
women
avoided
identifying
as
feminist
i'm
not
a
feminist
i
i
hail
men
i
love
men
while
tabloid
culture
and
gossip
blogs
cultivated
an
environment
of
aggressive
accepted
misogyny
that
in
hindsight
is
pretty
shocking
thank
you
britney
spears
being
bad
is
good
for
my
business
yet
to
this
day
many
still
claim
we
live
in
a
post-feminist
society
the
central
problem
with
post-feminism's
assertion
that
sexism
has
been
solved
is
that
it
makes
it
difficult
if
not
impossible
to
call
out
instances
of
misogyny
and
discrimination
when
they
still
happen
hello
trampy
dress
hello
here's
our
take
on
the
myth
of
post-feminism
and
why
the
crucial
first
step
of
fighting
sexism
and
misogyny
is
admitting
they're
there
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rosalind
gill
writes
that
post-feminism
originally
emerged
as
a
way
of
making
sense
of
paradoxes
and
contradictions
in
the
representation
of
women
but
more
colloquially
it
came
to
represent
the
idea
that
feminism
had
achieved
all
that
it
could
and
sometimes
even
to
express
that
women
were
losing
their
essential
womanhood
in
their
fight
for
equality
these
angry
feminists
and
i
say
angry
feminists
like
there's
some
other
kind
in
december
1989
the
cover
of
time
magazine
read
women
face
the
90s
while
the
copy
asked
in
the
80s
they
tried
to
have
it
all
now
they've
just
plain
had
it
is
there
a
future
for
feminism
from
the
60s
to
the
80s
second
wave
feminism
made
major
gains
in
addressing
concrete
problems
like
gender
inequality
in
the
workplace
and
reproductive
rights
and
post-feminism
can
be
understood
on
one
level
as
a
form
of
ongoing
backlash
to
what
second
wave
feminism
stood
for
post-feminist
storylines
in
film
and
tv
subtly
suggest
that
women
can't
be
fulfilled
through
achievement
in
the
workplace
and
that
true
female
happiness
stems
from
domestic
bliss
1988's
working
girl
seemingly
champions
the
gains
of
second
wave
feminism
in
a
story
about
a
woman
rising
in
her
career
but
it
simultaneously
focuses
on
a
character
who
upholds
traditional
standards
of
femininity
is
betrayed
by
a
less
feminine
woman
boss
and
succeeds
with
the
help
of
a
romantic
partner
who
fulfills
her
tess
is
this
team's
leader
she
put
this
deal
together
less
than
a
year
later
in
1989
disney's
little
mermaid
told
a
strikingly
similar
story
about
a
gorgeous
young
woman
with
a
strong
will
and
desire
for
self-determination
who's
betrayed
by
an
over-ambitious
older
woman
and
whose
happy
ending
is
winning
a
man's
heart
in
the
90s
a
long
line
of
spunky
female
characters
were
positioned
in
a
positive
light
due
to
their
independence
only
to
receive
their
happily
ever
afters
through
traditional
heteronormative
partnership
i
want
the
fairy
tale
then
in
the
early
to
mid
2000s
came
what
rosalind
gill
describes
as
the
post-feminist
canon
including
ally
mcbeal
sex
in
the
city
and
bridget
jones
diary
amanda
d
lotz
writes
in
redesigning
women
that
characters
like
ally
mcbeal
and
a
striking
number
of
female
leads
that
emerged
from
the
late
90s
on
were
empowered
and
fantastic
action
heroines
depictions
of
single
career
women
flawed
yet
authentic
professionals
who
seem
to
indicate
unprecedented
possibilities
for
female
characters
and
audiences
in
many
ways
the
era's
plethora
of
female-led
stories
appeared
to
be
a
great
celebration
of
where
feminism
had
helped
us
get
to
ms
miranda
hobbs
esquire
aka
just
me
bought
herself
her
first
apartment
and
promptly
took
herself
out
for
a
drink
strangely
though
the
supposed
feminist
utopia
many
of
these
characters
were
living
in
was
painted
as
making
them
kind
of
unhappy
ally
mcbeal
had
the
ostensibly
feminist
premise
of
centering
a
high-powered
female
protagonist
making
her
way
in
the
traditionally
male
world
of
the
law
however
much
of
the
show
focuses
on
mcphee's
longing
for
her
ex
and
confronting
her
biological
clog
which
is
embodied
by
a
small
dancing
baby
time
magazine
seemingly
conversing
with
its
past
cover
from
a
decade
earlier
pictured
mcbeal
alongside
historic
feminist
thinkers
susan
b
anthony
gloria
steinem
and
betty
for
dan
on
their
june
98
cover
under
the
headline
is
feminism
dead
sex
in
the
city
marked
a
progression
from
ally
mcbeal
by
featuring
four
independent
liberated
female
characters
who
are
content
with
their
strong
female
friendships
and
careers
yet
over
time
its
revolutionary
edge
gave
way
to
more
traditional
rom-com
storylines
increasingly
focused
on
finding
a
man
and
settling
down
carrie
you're
the
one
bridget
jones
has
the
same
goal
of
wanting
to
settle
down
with
a
little
career
ambition
at
first
and
unlike
these
other
examples
she's
pretty
upfront
about
that
we'll
find
nice
sensible
boyfriend
to
go
out
with
angela
mcrobbie
writes
that
bridget
jones
is
the
product
of
modernity
who's
directly
benefited
from
feminism
its
progress
has
allowed
her
to
relocate
to
the
city
to
earn
an
independent
living
without
shame
or
danger
however
this
also
gives
rise
to
new
anxieties
unless
something
changed
soon
i
was
going
to
live
a
life
where
my
major
relationship
was
with
a
bottle
of
wine
part
of
the
humor
or
the
reason
audiences
laugh
with
bridget
mcrobbie
argues
is
that
on
some
level
they're
conscious
that
modern
women
shouldn't
be
shamelessly
longing
for
a
husband
and
babies
and
neglecting
their
careers
as
bridget
does
so
it
is
quote
a
relief
to
escape
this
censorious
politics
and
freely
enjoy
that
which
has
been
disapproved
of
likewise
aj
strickland
argues
in
her
essay
women
at
work
that
post-feminist
hollywood
properties
have
aimed
to
convince
women
that
they
had
it
better
when
they
had
fewer
choices
it's
important
to
acknowledge
that
films
and
shows
of
the
post-feminist
canon
provide
great
comedy
and
entertainment
and
their
complex
female
characters
have
been
empowering
to
many
women
bridget
ally
and
kerry
spoke
to
women
because
they
honestly
voiced
relatable
fears
and
desires
i
am
someone
who
is
looking
for
love
as
well
as
celebrated
the
truth
that
many
women
still
do
want
to
project
traditional
femininity
or
have
husbands
and
families
all
of
which
shouldn't
be
incompatible
in
any
way
with
feminism
as
mcrobbie
acknowledges
quote
these
new
young
women
are
confident
enough
to
declare
their
anxieties
about
possible
failure
in
regard
to
finding
a
husband
they
avoid
any
aggressive
or
overtly
traditional
men
and
they
brazenly
enjoy
their
sexuality
i'm
a
trisexual
i'll
try
anything
once
yet
because
these
narratives
were
so
set
on
delivering
the
satisfaction
of
a
rom-com
formula
they
could
inadvertently
reduce
their
more
radical
depictions
of
single
dumb
to
just
prologue
for
traditional
happy
ever
after
and
if
you
find
someone
to
love
the
you
you
love
that's
just
fabulous
these
stories
sometimes
ended
up
reinforcing
the
regressive
idea
that
women
were
only
pretending
to
be
content
unless
they
achieved
the
one-size-fits-all
heteronormative
ideal
of
becoming
a
wife
and
mother
these
post-feminist
stories
actually
do
contain
a
number
of
feminist
observations
too
and
end
up
illustrating
a
fair
amount
of
sexism
that
their
female
characters
face
you
want
to
be
known
as
the
mini
skirt
attorney
i
don't
want
to
be
known
as
the
attorney
who
let
the
judge
tell
her
how
to
dress
but
they
tend
to
show
these
women
rising
above
that
sexist
environment
due
to
harnessing
their
strength
as
individuals
2000's
miscongeniality
may
underline
the
unfairness
of
the
boys
club
gracie
hart
confronts
as
an
fbi
agent
yet
the
movie's
solution
to
this
problem
of
institutional
sexism
is
her
undergoing
a
makeover
so
that
as
a
prettier
more
feminine
version
of
herself
she's
ready
to
succeed
in
both
her
life
and
her
job
this
experience
has
been
one
of
the
most
rewarding
and
liberating
experiences
of
my
life
ultimately
what
these
stories
have
in
common
is
this
emphasis
on
individualism
so
they
helped
foster
the
idea
that
any
female
advancement
was
due
to
her
personal
choices
and
the
flip
side
was
the
implication
that
if
a
woman
wasn't
advancing
that
was
on
her
meanwhile
both
pop
culture
and
famous
celebrities
felt
compelled
to
distance
themselves
from
explicit
feminism
female
celebrities
of
that
time
would
frequently
declare
that
they
weren't
feminists
because
they
were
instead
humanists
didn't
like
the
label
or
loved
men
too
much
in
2001's
legally
blonde
elle
is
an
intelligent
determined
and
capable
woman
who
is
proud
to
be
both
smart
and
feminine
and
the
plot
centers
on
elle
and
another
woman
vivian
realizing
that
it's
not
worth
competing
over
a
man
who's
not
good
enough
for
either
of
them
warner
doesn't
even
do
his
own
laundry
i
know
he
has
to
have
it
sent
out
i
know
however
the
movie
makes
a
joke
of
the
outwardly
feminist
character
implying
that
her
fixation
on
women's
issues
is
absurd
that's
why
i'm
petitioning
to
have
next
term
be
referred
to
as
the
winter
old
vest
this
type
of
straw
feminist
figure
who
creates
issues
that
don't
really
exist
reinforces
the
post-feminist
idea
that
feminism
no
longer
has
problems
of
substance
to
address
she's
part
of
your
mom's
feminist
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she
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while
pop
culture
seemed
to
move
beyond
explicit
feminism
off-screen
society
was
still
ruled
by
socially
acceptable
misogyny
1992
was
dubbed
the
year
of
the
woman
after
a
record
number
of
women
were
elected
as
senators
and
to
congress
but
a
2006
study
from
cornell
university
proved
that
the
narrowing
of
the
wage
gap
in
the
1990s
was
actually
slower
than
it
was
in
the
previous
decade
in
the
2000s
post-feminism
was
in
the
air
as
famous
for
being
famous
culture
donned
and
the
height
of
the
tabloid's
dark
power
in
an
internet
focused
but
pre-social
media
world
made
an
atmosphere
of
misogyny
more
accessible
i
don't
know
your
ass
was
that
good
either
this
one
this
picture
i
mean
yes
of
course
yeah
they
should
have
called
you
ass
spice
pop
culture
routinely
punished
women
for
enjoying
the
freedoms
they
had
supposedly
won
as
female
celebrities
were
slut-shamed
unapologetically
objectified
and
routinely
pitted
against
each
other
maybe
the
most
glaring
evidence
that
post-feminism
was
amid
was
the
fact
that
the
gains
achieved
by
women
only
ever
seemed
to
apply
to
a
certain
kind
of
woman
the
kind
who
were
thin
cis
white
and
heterosexual
in
these
prominent
female-led
stories
queerness
was
either
shamed
or
largely
ignored
i'm
not
even
sure
bisexuality
exists
trans
women
were
othered
depicted
as
not
real
women
and
turned
into
punchline
there
they
were
samantha's
friendly
neighborhood
pre-op
transsexual
hookers
half
man
half
woman
totally
annoyed
and
while
there
was
little
discussion
of
sexism
there
was
even
less
attention
paid
to
the
compounded
obstacles
facing
women
of
color
all
this
was
proof
that
individualist
female
role
models
were
not
enough
to
address
systemic
problems
of
gender
class
and
race
the
hashtag
metoo
movement
sparked
a
new
era
of
reflection
on
the
ideologies
of
post-feminism
its
impact
was
to
cause
a
mass
re-evaluation
of
the
culture
that
allowed
powerful
men
to
subjugate
women
without
fear
of
punishment
and
to
reject
a
purely
individualistic
mindset
drawing
attention
is
how
women
need
progress
as
a
collective
it's
also
been
an
opportunity
to
look
back
at
the
kind
of
rhetoric
and
mainstream
culture
attacks
that
we
once
collectively
deemed
acceptable
britney
spears
is
18
she's
like
you
know
takes
two
band-aids
and
she's
singing
there
i
don't
appreciate
that
i
heard
when
the
cops
gave
paris
the
breathalyzer
test
i
told
her
to
blow
and
she
started
sucking
monica
lewinsky
was
attacked
with
an
unrelenting
barrage
of
sexist
criticisms
and
jokes
when
her
relationship
with
president
clinton
first
came
to
light
but
has
received
public
support
in
recent
years
as
we've
come
to
better
understand
the
toxicity
of
how
she
was
blamed
and
slut-shamed
for
being
the
22
year
old
victim
of
an
abuse
of
power
this
rush
to
judgment
enabled
by
technology
led
to
mobs
of
virtual
stone
throwers
and
while
lewinsky
had
no
control
over
this
narrative
for
decades
it
feels
like
a
significant
milestone
that
the
next
series
of
american
crime
story
will
focus
on
the
clinton
affair
with
lewinsky
working
as
a
producer
thereby
helping
to
tell
her
own
story
on
a
major
network
the
same
re-evaluation
has
been
applied
to
the
dismal
response
to
anita
hill's
1991
accusations
of
sexual
misconduct
against
clarence
thomas
and
to
many
starlets
of
the
early
2000s
who
faced
misogynistic
degradation
for
simply
existing
as
women
in
the
public
sphere
in
framing
britney
spears
we
see
the
ugly
role
of
the
tabloid
press
in
damaging
britney's
mental
health
and
how
her
hyper-sexualized
image
was
used
against
her
the
way
that
people
treated
her
to
be
very
high
school
about
it
was
like
she
was
the
school's
[ __ ]
constance
grady
wrote
that
the
leaking
of
paris
hilton
sex
tape
something
which
defined
the
early
years
of
her
career
was
an
act
of
revenge
porn
megan
fox
is
receiving
retroactive
apologies
for
how
her
concerns
about
being
objectified
as
a
young
teen
were
routinely
ignored
his
solution
to
that
problem
was
to
then
have
me
dancing
underneath
the
waterfall
getting
soaking
wet
that's
sort
of
a
microcosm
of
how
bay's
mind
works
yeah
well
yeah
well
that's
really
a
microcosm
of
how
all
our
minds
work
many
are
also
pointing
out
the
unfairness
of
janet
jackson's
career
setbacks
after
her
2004
super
bowl
halftime
wardrobe
malfunction
especially
since
there
was
no
professional
harm
to
justin
timberlake
the
one
who
actually
briefly
exposed
her
chest
and
the
media's
mistreatment
of
lindsay
lohan's
addiction
has
come
back
into
the
public
consciousness
who's
taking
you
to
rehab
you
don't
want
to
talk
about
that
either
right
speaking
to
the
guardian
former
gossip
columnist
ben
whittakeum
said
i
was
so
seriously
worried
that
either
lindsay
lohan
paris
hilton
or
britney
spears
would
die
and
the
media
would
pretend
to
hand
ring
in
sorrow
but
actually
their
deaths
would
make
a
lot
of
money
for
them
our
culture's
post-feminist
outlook
was
a
key
weapon
wielded
against
these
women
making
them
feel
they
couldn't
speak
out
if
misogyny
is
the
water
everyone's
swimming
in
and
the
party
line
is
that
it's
been
eradicated
how
do
you
even
summon
the
vocabulary
or
get
anyone
to
listen
when
you
try
to
voice
what's
happening
to
you
post
me
too
revisionism
has
revealed
that
post-feminist
culture
was
wrong
for
pretending
that
individual
success
proved
the
end
of
sexism
because
the
problems
of
gender
inequality
are
systemic
and
firmly
embedded
in
everyday
life
tabloids
are
financially
incentivized
to
provoke
women
into
mental
health
crises
that
night
was
not
a
good
night
for
her
but
it
was
a
good
night
for
us
because
it
was
a
money
shot
male
actors
are
routinely
paid
multiples
higher
than
their
female
co-stars
and
interviewers
are
trained
to
ask
female
celebrities
totally
different
questions
were
you
able
to
wear
undergarments
you're
like
the
fifth
person
that's
out
no
because
is
it
inappropriate
to
ask
somebody
what
kind
of
underpants
they
were
i
didn't
ask
you
what
kind
you
just
asked
me
if
i
was
wearing
any
now
that
hashtag
me
too
has
brought
the
abuse
of
power
by
many
male
celebrities
and
elected
officials
into
the
spotlight
it's
much
harder
to
deny
that
sexism
misogyny
transphobia
massage
noir
and
other
forms
of
prejudice
created
by
a
patriarchal
society
exist
and
it's
deeply
important
to
have
this
foundation
of
acknowledgement
to
build
on
so
we
can
address
these
issues
today
far
from
the
f
word
being
a
dirty
word
chimamanda
ngozi
adichie's
adage
that
we
should
all
be
feminists
has
taken
hold
more
of
us
should
reclaim
that
word
a
feminist
is
a
man
or
a
woman
who
says
yes
there's
a
problem
with
gender
as
it
is
today
and
we
must
fix
it
and
emma
watson's
he
for
she
campaign
has
sought
to
involve
more
men
and
boys
in
feminism
recognizing
that
the
negative
effects
of
the
patriarchy
aren't
just
felt
by
women
sadly
there
may
always
be
a
need
for
a
women's
movement
and
one
that
speaks
for
all
women
everyone
is
loved
everyone
deserves
justice
and
everyone
deserves
equal
protection
and
prosperity
feminism
there's
still
so
much
to
talk
about
and
it's
so
layered
it
really
is
an
evolving
ongoing
conversation
and
dialogue
i
think
this
series
is
really
important
to
us
because
we
love
to
talk
about
these
issues
and
it's
really
important
for
us
to
talk
about
them
in
a
real
way
what
message
pop
culture
is
sending
you
love
of
a
movie
you
love
a
show
and
that's
great
and
we
can
always
enjoy
it
no
matter
what
but
i
think
it's
also
important
to
bring
that
consciousness
the
idea
is
just
to
stay
aware
and
to
be
aware
and
to
think
more
carefully
about
all
of
our
interactions
and
it's
what's
so
cool
is
the
conversation
is
happening
and
the
conversation
around
gender
too
opens
the
door
to
think
about
it
and
to
think
about
how
we
really
treat
one
another
and
ourselves
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today we're going small like really really small so let's check it out that is going to be very difficult if like now anyways before I swish away this video is sponsored by Skillshare oh I found it I'll be sharing one of my favorite classes I've taken on Skillshare later on but for now with the first thing down below they're offering two months of Skillshare premium for free so let's really check it out starting off let's talk bag and in this mini EDC episode we gotta have a mini EDC bag this is the new air city sling that has been sold out since its launch and for good reason it's got wide seatbelt leg straps and a giant clip in the middle for maximum comfort and ease of use and there's even elastic straps to keep loose ones from flip flopping around in your face spinaroonie around and voila the actual bag made of a durable 1680 Cordura ballistic nylon a huge water shield YKK zipper runs across the front of the bag and yeah you bet it's stayin drier than your love-life no water's gonna seep through either the exterior of the bag or the sealed quick access pocket so you'll be fine when you're stuck in a downpour alone and sad the top main pocket zippers are semi sealed which do a good enough job keeping liquid out and the same stitch for the pocket behind that ballistic now I runs throughout the exterior of the bag but the real beauty of this bag is this expandability although everything folds away flat like some fancy origami trick it can expand to almost double its size and it's adjustable to your liking thanks to the locking straps on the sides that means when you are carrying less your bag isn't sticking out and getting in your way unnecessarily and lastly some jingling long zipper pulls so you ain't gonna have any problems finding and opening these pockets aesthetically I love it it's minimal symmetrical and doesn't stick out with any shiny logos or fancy materials and don't worry it still works great carrying it fanny pack style - and that's the air city sling keeping things hidden functional and lightweight most definitely my favorite mini item in this whole video let's take a moment to talk about our sponsor because Skillshare is one of my favorite places to level up my brain it's essentially an online learning community there's thousands of classes covering topics that are actually applicable to real this ranges from creativity to business it covers video productivity and the list goes on for many ways to improve your work and your life they've got a premium membership that gives you unlimited access to all their classes hosted by experts in their respective fields and the best part is learning here won't put you into student debt with an annual membership running you less than $10 a month that's like three coffees now one of my favorite classes I've taken is by Matt Bala sigh about going viral now he doesn't give you an exact formula on how to do so but he does lay out a foundation methodology and focuses on why you're creating a certain piece of content which does increase your chances of being noticed online unlike the other guy who just hits record and starts yapping like I do sometimes feel cher is offering a wicked deal two months of their premium membership for free just by going through the first link into the description box down below anyways let's get back to the mini gear now with the bag fully packed with some really small EDC let's start unloading starting with that huge tipper out front giving you quick access to your must-have items the pocket itself is fairly tight but does take up the whole front face of the bag so that's where you'll find they're included dedicated key clip although made of plastic it does the job in keeping your gear in place thanks to this stitched in lanyard attached to it though is our first set of mini gear mainly all my tools connected onto this really tiny carabiner gear like this from true utility the Telepan unfolding like a radio antenna it goes from two inches to four with a single tug which may sound like my life but this is definitely the smallest pen I've ever used and while I usually compare things to my index finger this is like the size of my pinky finger made of metal all around it's a solid build I can trust tossing around with my keys and usage though at full length it's fairly thin but it's like holding a regular pen thanks to the height of it plus if you have literal baby hands you can totally use it like this - popping it into its cap it stays in securely through my scientific shake test so you don't have to worry about losing it when attached to your keychain next up a super simple little black box this is the sun.star petite Chokin micro scissors at the size of about my nail it's got a sliding latch that reveals two tiny blades with a spring-loaded handle and for someone with a relatively manly hands like myself let's just say they're still perfectly usable for some arts and crafts it comes with a lanyard for easy carry on the go and the blades locking with friction so they don't scratch you when they're closed it's also just really affordable which explains the cheaper plastic build now for a little more serious cutting action there's the Gerber gdz zip blade can be stored on your keys or even on your zipper poles because it's actually got a pretty sharp blade for such a small package the frame lock keeps everything in place and it just works for the odd job which I can see mainly using it to open boxes when fold it away nothing sharp sticks out and like the scissors is safe to keep in any pocket without fear of it cutting into them plus again it also stays in place through my rigorous shake test there's even a quick-release strap built-in so you don't have to untie it off whatever it's attached to to use it every single time this is the perfect emergency blade that makes it easy to have with you at all times next is a tiniest of any item today this is the pry me a titanium hook that's designed to do one thing quench your thirst now I will admit in shooting this scene it's actually quite difficult to use if you've got weak arms before a last-ditch-resort and because Phil forgot to bring that damn bottle opener this does the trick finally to hold everything together there's the night eyes as Spiner carabiners they come in multiple sizes but this is their tiniest that can withstand up to five pounds the metal build make them feel really sturdy and the spring-loaded clamps keep everything in check plus I've never had any issues with them breaking on me it easily accommodates all four tools keeping everything locked in place but at the same time still being fairly easy to unload when needed that's my key collection of really tiny gear mostly for lighter tasks but great to have just in case as they barely take up any room moving along in that same quick access pocket I've got a battery this is the multi power station keychain that packs a whopping drumroll please 1,200 billions but for being the size of a condom it probably packs more of a punch than you do it's an odd thing for a battery but the soft matte material choice Mophie has gone with actually makes holding his battery very pleasant it's shorter and slightly thinner than my finger actually coming in at about 7 centimeters that's about 2.7 inches for your Americans but the main reason you'd want this is this a built-in cable at 1200 milliamps it'll give you a little less than half a charge on most smartphones which is more than enough as this isn't designed as a backup charge it's more of an emergency charge to get just enough juice to call your mom to let her know you're okay my favorite combo is with a GoPro though it's small enough that it gives just enough juice to have everything fit in my pocket but also lightweight and with a long enough cable that you can handle hold both together while filming - when you're all juiced up the cable tucks it away neatly into the body and the clip locks it in place and thanks to the clip being metal it can securely store onto your keychain and still be accessible with just a single push of a button a nice addition to my collection of really small objects in my pants and that's the front pocket with a surprising amount of space but we're just getting started moving up top this dual full length zipper gives you access to the bags main storage for slightly larger items like an actual water bottle yes the memo bottle in the a7 size look no one should ever question whether they need a tiny bottle in their life they just do made of a BPA free Tritan plastic it's quite sturdy holding the rectangular shape of the whole bottle it's meant to represent the shape of an actual a7 notebook I am thankful they gave it flat edges as well so it can stand on its own and I've got their aluminum matte black lid sold separately of course but it does include a plastic black and white lid in the box there's not much else to say other than let's fill this bad boy up since it only holds about 6 ounces which is about a hundred and eighty milliliters for the rest of the world this apple juice box at 200 ml is the closest I could find and it did use up just about most of the carton - the spillage so it is as small as advertised when compared to a regular 500 ml water bottle it definitely wins in size and it's much fancier to look at - the child's shrink inside and the best part it fits inside my front pocket fairly comfortable to wear it doesn't bulge out and get mistaken for something else of course a hundred and eighty milliliters isn't a large amount it's about three gulps if we're counting scientifically but again when it comes to tiny things it doesn't hurt to carry just in case now this next one may seem much bigger than the rest of the items but it's actually quite tiny for how much you can do for that 90s nostalgia this is the pocket go a portable emulator that runs all your favorite classic games from your childhood stored inside this surprisingly well-built shell it's got Matt finish so it's nice to feel up responsive d-pad and shoulder buttons with a 2.4 inch IPS colored screen and for full and stodgy there's even a headphone jack alongside plenty of other inputs on the top too so turning this bad boy on it's got pre-installed firmware that has everything you need to get running able to add your own games to a microSD card as well and if you've ever owned an actual Game Boy you'd understand the appeal of these pixelated retro games - the struggle of having to replace double-a batteries all the time there's a speaker and a volume adjusting knob and overall even with its small size I found it still played comfortably over extended periods this is the perfect way to kill some time relive the simple days or just try and convince your kid this is the new switch mini take a look inside the bag it can be pretty spacious with about an inch or two in depth what is really surprising is how organized the bag is with two small stretch pockets on the front side a large sleeve pocket along the backside and even in zippered pocket - of course it's the straps on the end that control how many of those you can actually use though allowing you to open the bag up completely or strap it down so it sticks tightly to your body moving along in the sleeve pocket this is the matador mini pocket blanket a little soft pouch of comfy knees it weighs as much as a cloud it can be bent folded and squished without having to worry about it and squeezing the blanket itself out though you're looking at around three and a half by two feet just enough to use as a blanket for one it's made of a really thin but durable ripstop nylon and polyester which would mean that it's also fairly water resistant hence why I double this as a rain cover for my pouch but it can also be a quick and dirty emergency rain poncho - given this weighs about nothing while offering so much versatility it's a must-have in any mini collection the hard part is just remembering where you left it since it's so damn small this next one may raise a few eyebrows but this is the thinking egg from the origin design company and to answer your burning question yes it's just a solid piece of brass shaped like an egg it doesn't actually do anything but instead acts as a reminder when holding this in your hand slow down take a breath and allow yourself to take a beat this is designed to help you step back in the moments you need it the most to refocus concentrate on what matters and it's even reported to have healing powers whether that be a placebo or not it's all about positive thinking plus there being a solid piece of brass it can withstand quite a bit although trying to avoid taking a rake out on a stone that's designed to prevent you from raging next up we're bringing back 2017 because this is a mech army gp6 fidgets spinner possibly the smallest fitted spinner you could flick one out on as a fidget spinner it's amazing it lasts for about a minute or two depending on your finger strength it's made of titanium with a matte black and gold finish therefore being basically indestructible there's attention to detail throughout the design and the best part it's even glowing bars inside now the cutouts are quite tiny you have to charge the bars up with some light and it's quite difficult to capture on camera so let's do this turn up the brightness kill the contrast and bing-bang-boom it's right there trust me it's actually pretty wicked when you see a glow in person now why fidget spinners were so popular two years ago who knows they don't actually do anything but for those with bressler's fingers and don't want to be embarrassed holding a huge spinner you can secretly spin this one in your hand without anyone giving you cut eye now that's the main pocket with plenty of storage given its size as you've seen but the best part is when empty the bag folds flat against your body so it doesn't stick out like some cheap floppy pouch now for that last hidden zippered pocket on the backside it's large enough to store my phone where I've got pop socket pop minis attached which are exactly what they sound like mini pop sockets they come in packs of three and are great for those who want more flexibility and how they grasp onto their phone basically giving you three points of contact instead of one and although not as satisfying to pop they stick on just as well when compared side-by-side each one is about half the size of an original pop socket now I personally prefer a dual placement as it works great for landscape gaming usage which allow your fingers to rest on to something comfortably while eating all the chicken dinners of course it can still be used as a stand that's even better now with the multi points of contact and don't worry even with multiple stuck on it still slips right into my pocket without any issues so long as you're not wearing some sort of skin tight shorts now the hidden zipper pocket is my favorite on this bag it's great for holding your wallet cash coupons sweat paper and of course safety first kids the pocket is easily accessible with the zipper pole but the flap hides the zipper making it less obvious that thieves and this video wouldn't be complete without mention of this I hear Oh clip but on a diet this time this is their mini version and it's a perfect companion for any sling bag the hero clip allows you to hang it anywhere you are on a chair or on a door or even a table and it's so simple to use even you can figure it out a sturdy metal build and a tiny footprint it's the perfect piece of gear to finish this list up so for anyone that wants to carry less while staying functional this collection has a little bit of everything for everyone a tiny telescoping pen the world's smallest fidget spinner a knife that attaches to your zipper some 90s nostalgia and a bottle opener you almost feel ripped off for buying because it's so minuscule all packed away with room to spare and my favorite minimal lightweight EDC bag the air city sling when it comes to cons I honestly have nothing bad to say about this bag as long as you're buying it and using it for the right reasons just looking at the bag it's designed to be minimal and lightweight so don't buy this bag expecting and carry a full water bottle or a full umbrella or even your lunch inside it and start complaining that it doesn't fit all that but if you're looking for a bag just to carry the essentials and not have an aching shoulder by the end of the day well this is my new favorite lightweight EDC bag period that's it remember the first link in the description for two months of Skillshare premium for free all the other gear is listed under that and with that said let me know in the comments what the smallest EDC item is in your pockets I rest my tiny


this week's video is sponsored by yield prop shop if you've been to the Disney parks within the last few decades you've probably seen and maybe even enjoyed one of the now iconic giant turkey legs they've gained their own unique fandom that has resulted in everything from t-shirts and hats to keychains and even air fresheners they are a theme park snack staple partially because they're so unusually large why are those turkey legs so big if you're looking for a quick answer I've got one for you the short and simple truth is that the turkey legs that Disney and other theme parks sell are the turkey legs from male turkeys which are typically larger than the more common female turkeys we're accustomed to according to an Orlando Sentinel article the turkey legs first made their way to Disney in 1989 thanks to a man named Dave Jared Jarrett got his start at Disney in 1977 as an oyster shucker at the Disney village marketplace which is today known as Disney Springs he rose the ranks at the company and eventually became the Magic Kingdom convention manager according to Jared he came across the turkey legs being sold that affair while traveling for Disney and brought the idea back to management he allegedly was almost laughed out of the meeting but eventually convinced them to give the snack a try they were a quick success now that we know what they are and where they come from let's talk about what they aren't because I'm sure there's somebody writing the comment right now as I speak the Disney turkey legs are not EMU this is actually a pretty long-running urban legend that just recently popped back up in 2017 when actor Zachary Levi brought it up on an episode of Conan I know if you know this the turkey legs at Disneyland I've come to find out are not actually Turkey well they're the big turkey legs they're Limu legs well they're not soccer rights this myth has been dispelled a number of times by a number of publications including Snopes there are a few different ways to debunk the idea the first is that it would simply be illegal FDA regulations forbid the missile labeling of meat products simply put selling EMU and calling it turkey would get Disney in quite a bit of hot water but hey it's not like it would be the first time a major corporation broke the law right so instead let's look at the numbers according to the US Department of Agriculture's 2017 census only three thousand eight hundred and fifty four emus were commercially sold over the course of the year according to Disney they sell around 1.8 million pounds of turkey leg every year at an average of one and a half pounds per leg that comes out to 1.2 million turkey legs or 600,000 turkeys at two legs of bird for comparison that same USDA census cited the sale of 285 million turkeys in the United States that year that's a lot of turkeys so essentially what this means is that Disney is either miraculously and illegally selling over 15,000 percent of the country's emus every year or they're legally selling 0.2 percent of the nation's turkeys you could argue that they're importing the additional one point one nine million EMU legs but considering the cost of emu meat and the cost of importing overseas you definitely wouldn't be getting that leg for just 1250 lastly there's the size to consider emus are much larger than turkeys with a typical height range of five point two to six point two feet and a weight of anywhere from 66 to 100 pounds so an emu leg would actually be about five to eight times the size of a turkey leg meaning it would look less like this and more like this I actually tried to find a place to buy a full EMU leg and I couldn't the closest I was able to find was a farm that sold one-pound stakes that are cut from an emu leg drum that's just how big they are you can literally cut steaks out of the legs so the next time you hear from somebody who knows a guy who's brothers sisters roommate works for Disney and is 100 percent sure that the turkey legs are emu legs you can point out that no they are it it is a pretty clever myth however as the census shows emus are not common in the United States so tourists who visit the park and hear the rumor probably wouldn't know how big an emu leg actually is and just accept the fact Toit at face value that said it's not the wildest of ideas either briefly in the 90s emus were actually considered by some to be the next red meat since their meat contains myoglobin the same proteins that make red meat red they look closer to beef than poultry EMU meat typically has lower fat content than beef and requires less land to farm however for a number of reasons including the beef Lobby the cost to process the birds and the general public's lack of interest EMU never did really catch on even though they're not EMU the Disney parks turkey legs are obviously bigger than what most people imagine when they think of a turkey leg wild male turkeys also known as Tom's or gobblers for the sound we all think of when it comes to turkeys weigh around 16 to 22 pounds the females or hens by comparison weigh around 8 to 12 pounds however those are wild turkeys farm-raised turkeys can weigh considerably more with Tom sometimes surpassing 50 pounds in weight that wasn't always the case though back in the 1930s the average turkey size had climbed from around 13 pounds to 15 pounds today there over 30 pounds while there are a number of factors attributed to this growth the most prominent for turkeys was the adoption of selective and artificial breeding so who knows maybe at this rate one day the Disney turkey legs will be EMU sized but they'll still be turkey and probably really expensive turkey legs aren't the only aspect of the Disney parks with a fandom Disney signs have become iconic as well but you can't take those home with you because you'd get in quite a bit of trouble so instead check out this week's sponsor ye olde prop shop where you can find all sorts of Disney park sign replicas for your own home they cover iconic attractions such as the Haunted Mansion they have Hotel signs like those from Disney's Polynesian Resort and they have some unique offerings such as replicas of the Disneyland welcome plaque the Adventureland dedication plaque and the Hollywood Tower Hotel stone plaque if signs aren't your cup of tea they also have personalized jewelry boxes coasters and just in time for the holidays tree ornaments they make for fantastic gifts and this holiday season to anyone who shops through the Etsy link below they're offering free shipping on items over $35 10% off all orders over $60 and 15% off all orders over $100 to learn more and check out yield prop shop head on over to ye old prop shop on Etsy or to yield prop shop net I'll have links and details in the description below


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the
history
of
bigoted
ideas
like
cleanliness
sanitation
washing
your
hands
and
being
clean
hello
everyone
this
is
mr.
obvious
and
today
on
Doc's
not
come
so
when
what
has
to
be
one
of
the
most
ludicrous
headlines
that
I've
seen
in
a
while
and
I
know
I
say
this
and
I
save
it
for
the
craziest
headlines
this
is
one
of
them
the
coronavirus
exposes
the
history
of
racism
and
cleanliness
so
apparently
now
it's
it's
racist
to
be
clean
it's
racist
to
wash
your
hands
so
you
soap
to
practice
sanitation
to
have
health
standards
it
is
now
a
bigoted
idea
welcome
to
2020
while
the
epidemic
may
be
new
xenophobia
has
been
intertwined
with
public
health
discourse
for
a
very
long
time
imagine
being
so
woke
that
you
believe
soap
is
is
bigotry
soap
its
biggest
free
soap
is
bad
I
don't
like
it
only
how
dare
you
spread
those
ideas
of
light
of
cleanliness
now
I
don't
understand
where
this
person
gets
off
and
I
have
a
feeling
that
they're
really
dirty
and
unsanitary
let's
say
in
real
life
this
article
is
by
a
Nayla
Burton
Wow
okay
and
you
have
a
picture
of
a
guy
wearing
a
face
mask
obviously
he's
trying
to
keep
himself
safe
from
infection
from
the
corona
the
corona
virus
outbreak
has
created
global
anxiety
since
the
first
cases
were
reported
in
Wuhan
China
last
year
late
last
year
so
far
over
30,000
illnesses
and
635
deaths
yo
man
the
numbers
are
way
higher
than
that
China
don't
tell
the
truth
yeah
I
honestly
do
not
believe
the
official
numbers
I
believe
it's
at
least
3
or
5
times
maybe
even
10
times
worse
than
whatever
the
official
numbers
are
why
because
China's
run
by
the
CCP
the
Communist
Chinese
party
they're
corrupt
they
control
information
they
censor
they
even
got
a
whistleblower
killed
because
they
refused
to
listen
to
his
warnings
two
weeks
before
the
outbreak
even
happened
a
Chinese
doctor
died
and
he
tried
to
warn
us
all
about
the
corona
virus
outbreak
he
tried
to
warn
us
with
the
Chinese
government
silenced
him
because
China
is
run
by
communists
and
no
one
wanted
to
look
bad
there's
no
accountability
in
China
I'm
not
even
exaggerating
this
is
literally
what
happened
like
if
you
think
I'm
exaggerating
no
that
is
exactly
what
happened
China
sat
on
this
problem
for
far
too
long
they
try
to
ignore
it
they
downplayed
it
in
thought
it's
just
a
virus
it'll
burn
itself
out
wrong
now
the
whole
world
is
getting
infected
it's
basically
all
China's
fault
so
these
are
cases
that
have
been
reported
in
mainland
China
with
cases
in
the
double
digits
found
around
Asia
parts
of
Europe
Australia
and
Beyond
in
the
u.s.
12
people
have
been
found
to
have
the
ammonia
like
virus
and
certainly
there's
more
there's
a
long
incubation
period
to
this
virus
I'm
sure
many
more
will
be
found
to
be
infected
in
response
Chinese
citizens
have
been
quarantined
borders
have
been
sealed
and
travel
has
been
banned
the
World
Health
Organization
which
is
very
corrupt
as
we
found
out
lot
of
Chinese
money
who
has
declared
the
corona
virus
and
international
public
health
emergency
people
like
me
we're
calling
this
an
emergency
far
far
far
before
who
lifted
a
finger
but
there
you
have
it
now
here's
here's
a
ludicrous
part
that
now
we're
going
to
talk
about
how
being
clean
is
a
bigoted
idea
but
before
we
do
a
quick
word
from
this
week's
sponsor
suck
the
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a
duck
but
he
also
drinks
your
data
so
tell
him
and
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to
shove
your
data
up
their
Schwing
Schwing
by
downloading
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it's
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and
we're
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so
while
the
panic
about
a
sudden
deadly
virus
is
to
be
expected
some
fears
especially
in
North
America
and
the
West
have
been
based
on
something
other
than
health
the
panic
is
exposed
a
deep-seated
xenophobia
and
with
it
a
symptom
of
its
own
has
surfaced
hostility
towards
East
Asian
people
citation
needed
now
I
think
there
look
I've
seen
a
lot
of
I've
seen
a
lot
of
the
mainstream
media
claim
that
the
current
awareness
of
China
and
I
want
to
say
bad
behavior
and
health
practices
let's
just
say
he's
being
exposed
but
that
doesn't
mean
people
are
suddenly
becoming
xenophobic
no
it
just
means
that
people
are
becoming
aware
of
China's
actions
most
of
which
probably
led
to
the
outbreak
of
this
virus
China
is
also
responsible
for
the
SARS
virus
all
to
do
with
unsanitary
condition
the
sale
of
exotic
meats
many
of
which
from
animals
that
carry
many
viruses
and
plagues
all
from
China
this
is
you
don't
get
to
pretend
like
Oh
China
didn't
do
anything
wrong
no
this
is
all
because
of
China
and
this
is
the
second
time
they've
unleashed
a
global
pandemic
because
a
lack
of
sanitation
lack
of
health
standards
and
the
sale
of
exotic
meat
koalas
pen
galleons
bat
all
creatures
which
aren't
traditionally
meant
to
be
eaten
in
bats
for
example
they
carry
sixty
viruses
that
can
transmit
to
humans
that's
not
something
you
should
be
eating
Washington
Post
reporter
at
John
pomfrit
writes
the
middle
school
a
few
blocks
from
my
house
a
rumor
circulating
over
Bill
okay
so
they
go
on
to
basically
complain
and
say
oh
this
is
just
this
is
all
this
is
horrible
like
they
act
like
people's
response
to
China
unleashing
the
corona
virus
is
worse
than
the
corona
virus
like
but
let's
say
that
you
live
in
a
world
of
okay
so
so
let's
just
say
that
you
live
in
a
small
town
somewhere
right
and
outsiders
come
in
your
town
and
they
start
hitting
people
right
just
hitting
them
not
hurting
them
too
bad
just
like
punching
them
on
their
arms
and
you
know
how
it
kind
of
hurts
and
then
all
of
a
sudden
people
are
like
you
know
I
don't
like
that
outsider
they
keep
punching
me
in
my
arm
all
the
u-2
they
punched
me
in
my
arm
I
don't
like
that
outsider
is
that
not
a
rational
response
is
it
is
it
not
rational
to
respond
to
to
the
outsider
punching
everyone
and
causing
everyone
a
problem
as
if
they're
actually
causing
some
a
problem
and
maybe
they
should
correct
their
actions
maybe
they
should
stop
punching
people
how
is
that
any
different
than
what's
going
on
with
with
the
coronavirus
in
China
of
course
now
they
want
to
call
it
all
some
big
conspiracy
according
to
panic
are
conspiracy
theories
under
the
pseudonym
Tyler
Durden
the
farmer
of
a
right-wing
financial
blog
called
Zero
Hedge
so
now
they're
another
slandering
Zero
Hedge
I've
used
the
Oh
hedge
in
the
past
I
read
there
sometimes
it's
not
my
biggest
cup
of
tea
but
there's
nothing
wrong
with
Zero
Hedge
they're
just
journalists
they're
no
different
than
Vox
in
my
opinion
and
at
least
Tyler
Durden
isn't
spreading
a
propaganda
unlike
Vox
which
spreads
left-wing
propaganda
all
the
time
this
entire
article
is
a
good
example
of
left-wing
propaganda
now
they
mentioned
the
fact
that
he
brings
up
a
Wuhan
researcher
and
the
Wuhan
Institute
of
virology
and
they're
saying
you
know
this
may
be
a
bioweapon
this
may
be
related
to
such
things
and
I
believe
that's
a
valid
theory
so
blah
blah
blah
they
go
on
about
xenophobia
and
blah
blah
blah
blah
blah
like
it
really
annoys
me
now
I
want
to
get
to
the
meat
of
this
article
which
is
the
the
outrageous
claim
because
most
of
these
Fox
articles
they
really
oh
they
always
start
off
with
like
a
big
paragraphs
of
propaganda
to
kind
of
like
prime
your
mind
for
the
the
nonsense
that's
about
to
happen
so
here
it
says
xenophobia
in
the
rhesus
stereotypes
of
dirtiness
there
we
go
being
clean
is
xenophobic
so
uh
you
heard
it
here
first
being
clean
is
inna
phobic
you
bigot
you
should
not
wash
your
hands
when
you
go
number
two
you
should
lick
the
toilet
because
clearly
being
clean
is
bigoted
maybe
you
should
roll
around
in
mud
outside
and
not
take
a
shower
after
all
cleanliness
is
overrated
take
it
from
those
smash
players
who
needs
a
shower
news
of
the
corona
virus
is
amplifying
a
specific
form
of
bigotry
called
Cinna
phobia
a
hostility
against
China
it's
people
of
the
Chinese
descent
or
Chinese
culture
look
I
know
a
lot
of
things
about
Chinese
culture
and
I've
seen
a
lot
of
what
goes
on
in
China
I've
seen
videos
okay
let
me
tell
you
a
lot
of
it
is
horrifying
a
lot
of
it
is
not
well
it's
it's
simply
I
can't
even
say
it
here
on
this
platform
I
can't
even
describe
to
you
what
I've
seen
so
don't
tell
me
about
osho
Sunni
phobia
bla
bla
No
be
silent
you
are
allowed
to
criticize
other
cultures
other
countries
and
other
people
you
are
allowed
to
have
criticism
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
their
dissent
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
race
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
their
ethnicity
China
does
a
lot
of
bad
things
it's
a
communist
country
a
lot
of
people
are
starving
the
eating
habits
are
very
very
unsanitary
which
is
why
these
virus
outbreaks
keep
happening
it's
worth
some
criticism
it's
worth
some
discussion
you
can't
just
sweep
it
under
the
rug
this
is
what
pisses
me
off
the
most
it's
just
pure
brainwashing
and
programming
like
there's
nothing
informative
in
this
article
nothing
at
all
historically
in
both
popular
and
scientific
discourse
contagious
diseases
have
often
been
linked
in
blanket
to
population
groups
thought
to
be
outsiders
he
said
well
you
know
when
you
belong
to
another
country
and
another
nation
and
another
genetic
cluster
there
are
certain
diseases
and
immunities
that
you
have
in
that
specific
population
regardless
of
of
genetics
regardless
of
anything
like
that
the
case
is
isolated
populations
will
have
specific
immunities
to
Pacific
diseases
for
example
a
disease
might
exist
in
China
that
might
not
exist
in
Europe
a
disease
might
exist
in
Europe
that
might
not
exist
in
America
so
when
people
travel
from
those
places
they
carry
along
their
immunities
with
them
and
also
the
diseases
however
the
people
in
the
new
location
don't
have
the
same
immunity
and
will
often
get
sick
it
can
start
a
plague
and
can
make
people
sick
sometimes
a
plague
is
just
a
plague
and
it
affects
everyone
equal
opportunity
plagues
now
that's
progress
association
between
germs
and
immigrants
okay
so
yeah
they're
still
going
about
odd
about
they're
going
on
about
this
they
mention
HIV
and
they
complain
that
certain
groups
of
immigrants
are
high-risk
because
international
Willets
perhaps
it's
true
perhaps
certain
groups
are
at
risk
we
live
in
a
world
where
the
left
wingers
and
the
left
they
like
to
pretend
like
there's
no
differences
between
anyone
and
we're
all
absolutely
equal
like
these
are
important
facts
to
know
to
protect
your
health
for
example
African
Americans
are
at
higher
risk
of
heart
disease
and
in
blood
problems
so
it's
very
important
if
you're
African
American
to
practice
good
health
healthy
heart
behaviors
and
lifestyle
choices
so
that
you
can
protect
yourself
because
you're
at
high
risk
Caucasians
for
example
are
higher
risk
for
mental
illness
so
it's
very
important
for
for
white
people
too
so
it's
very
important
for
Caucasian
people
to
take
care
of
their
mental
health
and
you
know
sort
things
out
every
group
on
Earth
has
different
things
like
they
have
different
health
considerations
people
in
Japan
for
example
the
reason
that
there's
a
you
know
I'm
like
an
anime
you're
probably
not
a
weeb
but
there's
a
there's
a
cliche
in
Japan
where
if
you
see
something
that
turns
you
on
you
get
a
nosebleed
well
then
it
that's
actually
due
to
a
genetic
trait
that
a
lot
of
Japanese
have
of
like
with
their
blood
pressure
they're
more
easily
able
to
get
nosebleeds
you
know
arousal
and
blood
flow
and
all
that
so
yeah
I'm
sorry
but
people
are
not
all
the
same
and
it's
important
to
know
this
because
it's
part
of
your
health
it's
part
of
taking
care
of
your
health
part
of
its
knowing
the
risks
well
this
article
is
absolutely
trash
like
I
can't
even
explain
to
you
people
who
read
this
like
people
who
actually
are
able
to
read
this
and
not
have
their
heads
explode
they
are
the
most
brainwashed
people
in
delusional
people
you'll
ever
meet
the
language
in
this
is
cultural
Marxism
essentially
it's
culturally
Marxist
like
these
are
communists
these
are
socialists
this
is
insane
there's
also
the
question
of
whether
focusing
solely
on
the
many
bigoted
Western
reactions
to
coronavirus
is
misguided
oh
I'm
sorry
I
didn't
know
that
not
wanting
to
die
was
bigoted
I
guess
I'll
turn
myself
in
to
the
thought
police
these
people
are
literally
acting
like
people's
reactions
are
more
important
than
the
coronavirus
lecture
the
whole
world
may
get
infected
everyone
may
die
but
hey
at
least
Fox
was
able
to
virtue
signal
congratulations
you
must
be
so
proud
so
this
this
makes
no
sense
if
China
is
failing
maybe
there's
a
reason
for
that
and
if
the
West
is
succeeding
maybe
there's
a
reason
for
that
maybe
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
skin
color
and
everything
to
do
with
culture
and
government
maybe
the
fact
is
that
communist
communism
just
doesn't
work
it
never
has
and
it
never
well
maybe
that's
the
issue
but
Fox
doesn't
want
to
admit
that
because
if
it
did
it
would
break
their
whole
culture
cultural
Marxist
narrative
they
don't
want
the
West
they
don't
want
capitalism
they
don't
want
freedom
of
speech
they
don't
want
freedom
they
want
communism
just
like
China
and
Wuhan
and
other
places
like
China
the
situation
is
dire
as
Chinese
Authority
scramble
to
build
new
hospitals
quarantine
zones
the
lack
of
available
beds
means
many
people
with
the
coronavirus
are
being
denied
treatment
at
hospitals
which
also
means
they
weren't
being
recorded
properly
in
the
numbers
now
are
they
the
official
numbers
yeah
I
totally
believe
it
in
an
interview
Tuesday
with
state
broadcaster
China
Central
Television
Jiang
Yan
Ming
a
member
of
the
Chinese
National
Health
Commission's
team
studying
the
virus
the
medical
researchers
in
Wuhan
especially
the
ICU
team
are
not
enough
to
deal
with
the
severe
treatment
now
they
say
that
one
thing
people
can
do
is
donate
to
organizations
on
the
ground
I
do
not
agree
with
this
do
not
donate
China
is
there
pocketing
most
of
the
donations
selling
the
masks
for
a
profit
I
just
I'm
sorry
but
you
can
donate
if
you
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but
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just
letting
you
know
China
is
corrupt
they're
so
corrupt
that
we
rather
than
actually
giving
their
people
medical
supplies
they'd
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keep
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and
sell
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you
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surprise
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something
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this
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unleash
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plague
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a
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are
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of
the
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the
Black
Plague
got
out
of
hand
was
lack
of
so-called
cleanliness
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Vox
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dangerous
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hope
you
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and
burn
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a
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[Music]
greetings
i'm
chad
and
i
want
to
discuss
the
concept
the
idea
of
using
magic
in
large-scale
warfare
because
it's
a
bit
different
when
you
consider
battles
on
the
large
scale
compared
to
the
adventuring
party
and
when
you
really
think
about
it
there
are
some
really
cool
opportunities
to
employ
magic
in
unique
creative
ways
and
also
using
ways
that
perhaps
people
haven't
necessarily
thought
of
it
changes
the
game
completely
because
it
would
also
change
warfare
in
really
significant
ways
now
this
is
such
an
expansive
topic
and
a
broad
topic
that
i'll
never
be
able
to
cover
every
single
part
of
it
all
right
magic
can
do
anything
that
the
writer
wants
to
say
it
can
do
all
right
but
if
you
have
a
strict
or
not
even
strict
but
a
defined
set
of
rules
even
rules
that
still
allow
magic
doing
really
incredible
on
a
vast
number
of
things
really
anything
um
you
can
still
understand
and
then
explore
within
that
framework
to
get
a
good
idea
of
how
to
the
extent
that
magic
would
be
used
in
such
you
know
types
of
applications
now
when
considering
a
type
of
magic
we
will
be
coming
to
the
kind
of
idea
between
soft
magic
and
hard
magic
because
once
you
know
what
the
magic
can
do
that's
when
we
can
really
explore
how
you
would
employ
it
in
warfare
and
considering
the
hard
magic
and
soft
magic
i
would
suggest
my
video
on
hard
magic
and
soft
magic
systems
because
i
think
the
definition
can
sometimes
be
a
little
bit
misunderstood
i
feel
soft
magic
is
magic
that
generally
can
do
anything
but
not
necessarily
the
characters
who
use
it
for
instance
in
harry
potter
the
magic
can
really
do
anything
but
it's
only
restricted
by
what
the
characters
know
or
are
capable
of
performing
with
and
they
have
to
learn
new
spells
and
same
with
wheel
of
time
and
things
i
mentioned
this
in
the
video
but
going
further
detail
and
then
hard
magic
systems
and
magic
systems
that
are
restricted
in
what
they
can
do
far
more
i
feel
both
have
rules
and
you
establish
what
the
rules
are
by
showing
what
it
can
do
when
you
show
the
magic
does
something
you're
saying
the
magic
can
do
x
and
so
once
you
have
that
framework
you
can
then
try
and
discuss
how
would
it
really
be
employed
one
of
the
first
things
that
i
think
you'd
need
to
consider
is
how
prevalent
the
magic
is
if
everyone
can
do
it
or
if
a
large
number
of
people
or
if
it's
only
one
special
individual
kind
of
like
gandalf
and
lord
of
the
rings
yeah
i
know
again
that's
not
the
only
one
but
effectively
for
the
group
that
you
know
are
adventuring
yourself
gandalf's
the
only
magic
user
if
you're
creating
a
story
any
story
really
this
is
for
role-playing
applications
or
just
if
you're
a
writer
world
builder
of
any
type
you
need
to be
very
mindful
of
really
all
the
possible
applications
that
your
players
or
individuals
characters
would
do
when
you
introduce
even
just
one
spell
not
just
the
whole
magic
system
because
i've
seen
cases
where
one
spell
you
know
effectively
is
doing
one
thing
but
then
there
are
so
many
drastic
applications
for
that
one
spell
that
would
be
really
really
useful
and
one
of
the
examples
i
want
to
give
is
like
the
magical
opening
door
that
lets
you
travel
to
another
location
that
has
significant
crazy
applications
in
a
combative
sense
and
especially
on
a
large-scale
battlefield
so
instead
of
being
able
to
explore
every
possible
thing
in
magic
i
could
do
in
battlefield
i'm
going
to
be
giving
certain
examples
that
hopefully
will
illustrate
the
the
concept
of
thinking
outside
the
box
what
else
would
you
be
able
to
do
the
magic
in
terms
of
warfare
and
uh
and
talk
about
ways
i
feel
is
helpful
in
approaching
it
so
one
of
the
best
examples
that
i
can
give
of
like
using
the
magical
door
opening
um
effectively
in
in
new
ways
but
also
especially
how
it
would be
used
in
large-scale
warfare
are
some
examples
that
i'll
be
referencing
from
the
book
series
the
wheel
of
time
so
my
favorite
book
series
i
have
the
whole
series
right
amazon's
actually
making
a
tv
series
that
will
be
released
very
soon
i'm
hesitant
but
hopeful
uh
hopefully
it'll
be
good
but
i
really
recommend
you
checking
out
the
book
series
because
these
uses
of
magic
and
in
warfare
happen
in
the
later
books
i'm
going
to
be
avoiding
spoilers
as
much
as
i
can
just
describing
how
the
magic
is
used
not
who's
using
it
when
it
is
and
things
but
really
i
really
recommend
checking
out
the
entire
wheel
of
time
series
for
its
use
of
magic
in
creative
ways
and
in
warfare
and
there
is
a
way
that
you
can
actually
dive
right
into
it
starting
out
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free
because
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but
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so
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there's
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like
i
really
think
in
terms
of
quality
of
story
character
development
everything
fantasy
literature
has
the
best
okay
the
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and
one
of
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and
so
now
i
want
to
discuss
some
of
these
specific
ways
that
wheel
of
time
uses
cool
magic
in
warfare
so
wheel
of
time
has
the
portal
opening
magic
that
kind
of
spell
is
used
in
a
lot
of
things
in
fact
we
even
see
it
in
like
the
mcu
the
uh
sorcerers
you
know
doctor
strange
using
the
whole
portal
opening
thing
and
in
the
mcu
they
are
using
it
poorly
in
my
opinion
because
that
type
of
magic
can
do
drastic
incredible
things
and
actually
show
it
do
something
the
same
that's
in
the
mcu
in
a little
time
yet
wheel
of
time
they've
la
they
latch
onto
it
and
you
start
to
use
it
in
creative
ways
and
what
it
is
is
when
the
portal
closes
it
can
chop
off
people's
limbs
or
anything
caught
in
the
way
we
see
this
happen
uh
in
infinity
war
one
of
those
portals
closed
chop
off
a
limb
well
there's
a
point
in
infinity
war
where
they
needed
to
get
something
off
someone's
hand
and
they
was
really
struggling
to
disarm
the
thing
from
the
person's
hand
when
dr
strange
had
access
to
those
portals
which
we
saw
could
cut
off
think
people
could
have
been
useful
just
saying
well
in
wheel
of
time
it
shows
like
all
throughout
that
if
you
are
caught
in
the
way
of
this
door
opening
it
will
slice
you
in
two
cleaner
than
a
razor
like
this
cleanest
cut
ever
right
and
of
course
if
you
caught
in
the
doors
it
closes
as
well
well
they
not
only
realize
that
this
happens
then
they
start
to
use
it
against
people
and
in
warfare
to
the
point
where
there's
this
adaptation
of
the
spell
where
they
have
this
opening
and
shutting
magical
portal
door
that
happens
really
really
fast
and
can
move
through
swaths
of
the
enemy
slicing
them
to
bits
like
yeah
it's
a
really
useful
spell
and
you
could
use
it
drastically
in
battle
you
could
also
just
open
up
portals
underneath
people
drop
them
through
and
they're
going
to
be
falling
from
any
height
all
right
that
is
such
an
unbelievably
potent
like
large
scale
spell
because
people
usually
think
portals
they're
not
like
battle
combative
they're
not
firing
fireballs
at
people
or
shooting
lightning
but
in
actual
fact
they
have
the
capacity
to
like
affect
large-scale
armies
far
greater
than
a
single
lightning
bolt
ever
could
like
imagine
if
you
could
funnel
your
enemy
down
through
a
position
they
either
charging
or
turning
around
a
corner
and
they
can't
see
or
something
like
that
and
you
open
up
a
portal
underneath
them
which
then
teleports
them
several
hundred
meters
in
the
sky
and
they
just
fall
to
their
death
and
you
can
take
out
a
massive
amount
of
army
right
there
also
depending
on
the
size
because
can
you
change
you
know
the
the
the
volume
of
what
you
can
put
push
through
these
portals
so
usually
they're
restricted
by
size
but
the
larger
you
can
make
it
the
more
it
can
affect
an
army
a
really
interesting
way
that
they
use
them
in
wheel
of
time
is
they
open
up
a
portal
above
an
enemy's
position
and
then
they
use
it
to
look
at
what
the
enemy
is
doing
in
real
time
it's
like
a
video
feed
to
see
the
enemy's
position
that
is
unbelievably
useful
like
the
entire
battles
have
shifted
in
their
ability
to
win
lose
right
based
on
information
where
is
the
enemy
at
x
time
you
can
defeat
an
enemy
by
flanking
them
at
the
right
time
catching
them
unawares
do
you
have
you
know
soldiers
hidden
in
a
certain
area
okay
like
amongst
trees
and
stuff
in
the
battle
of
agincourt
a
lot
of
the
archers
were
actually
hidden
amongst
the
trees
on
the
sides
of
the
field
and
are
able
to
shoot
into
the
french
cavalry
okay
so
positioning
is
great
and
the
french
knew
that
oh
there
are
more
arches
off
to
the
side
and
they
could
determine
that
with
a
view
down
position
wow
massively
so
especially
seeing
you
know
a
position
of
the
anemone
or
opponent
behind
ridge
lines
and
things
so
just
information
using
those
portals
of
information
it
was
brilliant
and
so
i
really
love
that
there's
this
thinking
outside
the
box
that
happens
with
the
all
of
time
and
this
is
just
one
example
one
spell
but
there
are
so
many
other
ones
one
of
the
common
types
of
magic
that
we
see
employed
in
large
scale
warfare
is
necromancy
because
raising
up
lots
and
lots
of
you
know
undead
and
it's
usually
done
by
evil
people
it's
like
there's
an
unspoken
geneva
convention
or
something
like
that
saying
you're
not
allowed
to use
necromancy
but
if
you're
evil
you
don't
care
and
you
just
do
it
anyway
but
i
wonder
if
people
could
kind
of
give
their
consent
especially
in
a
battlefield
scenario
it's
like
look
i
consent
for
you
to
use
my
body
upon
my
death
raise
me
up
as
a
zombie
or
something
to
fight
the
enemy
and
it
would
very
much
depend
on
how
the
rules
would
operate
in
world
okay
would
your
soul
still
be
okay
if
your
body
is
raised
is
it
is
it
the
body
just
a
husk
and
your
soul
is
fine
in
the
afterlife
and
it's
just
possessed
by
some
dark
force
but
does
it
have
to
be
a
dark
force
i
don't
know
you
know
could
you
get
good
forces
could
there
be
good
uses
of
necromancy
but
what
this
more
largely
brings
up
is
kind
of
the
overall
world
consensus
of
what
is
appropriate
in
warfare
and
what
isn't
because
we
see
in
the
modern
day
there
are
some
things
that
are
considered
inappropriate
and
of
course
geneva
convention
is
an
example
and
if
magic
is
so
prevalent
can
do
such
drastically
horrible
things
not
just
in
necromancy
there
might
be
things
considered
too
far
and
there
be
large
rules
over
what
can
really
be
used
now
of
course
in
a
fantasy
setting
maybe
it'd
be
harder
to
enforce
and
when
you
have
dealing
with
gross
evil
they
don't
care
about
rules
a
bit
different
but
there
are
interesting
complexities
and
dynamics
you
could
add
into
a
story
that
could
cover
some
things
like
that
like
fireballs
okay
but
napalm
or
magic
that
effect
that
makes
something
effectively
like
napalm
it's
a little
too
much
but
many
people
have
used
napalm-like
equivalents
in
even
modern-day
warfare
but
something
that
has
been
largely
frowned
upon
is
chemical
warfare
okay
and
that's
the
type
of
thing
that
magic
like
in
d
d
you
have
essentially
chemical
warfare
that
can
create
poisonous
clouds
of
uh
some
noxious
fumes
and
things
that's
a
horrifyingly
dangerous
and
even
potentially
effective
spell
that
could
be
applied
in
our
warfare
scenario
so
much
so
that
it
could
be
banned
or
attempted
to
be
banned
by
the
good
guys
or
people
that
are
trying
to
do
a
more
civilized
if
you
call
that
type
of
warfare
but
magical
based
chemical
warfare
would
be
horrifying
truly
horrifying
and
because
with
d
d
like
magic
and
you
know
dungeon
dragons
or
in
the
settings
that
use
dnd
magic
and
stuff
there's
a lot
of
large-scale
warfare
but
how
many
people
are
using
the
applications
of
those
spells
like
just
death
cloud
right
you
also
have
to
be
careful
about
magic
being
too
overpowered
and
so
i'd
say
giving
magic
certain
limitations
or
even
weaknesses
could
be
very
very
important
i
have
a
video
exploring
that
and
it's
framed
around
the
discussion
of
how
could
a
knight
be
effective
in
a
world
with
magic
but
it's
a
large
discussion
of
non-magic
users
versus
magic
users
and
the
possible
limitations
or
strengths
weaknesses
that
you
could
employ
in
a
setting
to
make
it
a
bit
more
balanced
because
if
magic
is
very
common
prominent
and
effective
well
one
of
the
large
differences
is
entire
army
is
made
up
of
magic
users
they
could
have
backup
melee
like
weapons
but
magic
is
extremely
even
if
like
yeah
the
magic
was
as
simple
as
throwing
fireballs
or
some
type
of
magical
energy
projectile
that's
incredible
it's
effectively
a
gun
and
depending
on
how
prominent
effective
it
is
well
the
gun
developed
to
the
point
of
being
so
effective
that
other
types
of
warfare
and
melee
types
of
combat
uh
was
phased
out
completely
not
saying
it
happened
right
away
but
it
eventually
did
and
magic
can
give
certain
armies
or
even
individuals
offensive
capacity
that
is
very
comparable
to
modern
day
technology
and
if
you're
operating
in
the
realm
of
this
is
almost
pushed
to
modern
day
warfare
equivalent
well
the
average
knight
in
his
sword
probably
isn't
going
to
be
very
prominent
in
that
setting
either
you
would
have
entire
troops
armed
with
like
their
fireball
spell
and
perhaps
a
big
shield
or
something
to
try
and
project
protect
from
the
other
magical
projectiles
because
this
is the
other
thing
fireball
is
a
typosphere
that
usually
explodes
so
that's
like
a
bazooka
right
we're
talking
about
a
lot
very
modern
warfare
equivalent
types
of
warfare
and
combat
here
and
how
would
it
be
employed
have
a
look
how
they're
employed
in
modern
warfare
except
the
difference
is
you
could
arm
every
single
person
in
your
army
if
it's
a
common
enough
spell
to
have
a
bazooka
shooting
out
of
one
hand
and
if
that's
the
case
shields
and
armor
isn't
going
to
do
spit
so
as
a
result
you
probably
would
see
vastly
less
armor
if
i
if
it
doesn't
protect
people
and
then
it
just
weighs
them
down
barely
anyone
would
be
wearing
armor
or
shields
and
if
that's
the
case
like
if
you're
dealing
with
people
that
are
shooting
explosive
projectiles
the
classic
kind
of
troop
formation
way
that
warfare
was
conducted
would
be
done
away
with
as
well
all
right
as
soon
as
we
get
uh
well
not
as
soon
but
when
gunfire
artillery
and
things
come
in
warfare
change
from
troop
units
moving
you
know
in
these
specific
formations
to
like
trench
warfare
and
things
because
bullet
fire
is
just
so
darn
dangerous
as
well
as
um
being
shelled
and
such
but
that's
what
you
can
effectively
achieve
with
magic
fireballs
and
things
and
so
people
on
the
battlefield
will
not
be
running
in
unit
formations
they'd
be
spread
out
apart
and
there
would
be
mad
rushes
to
try
and
get
to
them
or
shoot
back
at
them
with
your
own
firewalls
and
stuff
and
so
the
regular
unit
formations
i
would
not
see
them
existing
in
a
world
with
very
offensive
magical
capacity
you'd
almost
see
things
like
trench
warfare
and
modern
day
tactics
of
cover
moving
flanking
rushing
positions
and
stuff
and
we're
going to
be
talking
about
if
most
of
your
soldiers
could
be
armed
with
a
fireball
equivalent
spell
which
is
like
a
bazooka
let
alone
crazy
things
like
portals
that
can
open
and
slice
people
in
half
make
them
drop
full
from
crazy
heights
magical
based
chemical
warfare
like
that
type
i
if
you
had
a
prevalent
magical
chemical
warfare
you
wouldn't
be
seeing
a
lot
of
people
on
the
battlefield
for
how
dangerous
because
now
we
come
into
another
side
of
it
is
types
of
magical
protection
because
that
like
in
the
medieval
period
we
see
almost
an
arms
race
between
offensive
and
defensive
technology
okay
um
projectiles
bolts
arrows
becoming
more
powerful
let's
get
the
armor
even
stronger
okay
the
armor
got
stronger
things
got
stronger
here
and
back
and
forth
would
that
would
happen
in
a
magical
setting
drastically
so
oh
oh
chemical
death
cloud
magic
well
now
we
have
like
a
bubble
of
breathing
around
a
person's
mouth
or
their
body
and
things
to
protect
him
which
could
almost
nullify
that
completely
which
could
phase
out
and
make
that
type
of
offensive
magic
not
used
but
still
around
and
so
it's
in
in
their
backup
if
they
see
an
opening
where
they're
not
protecting
or
giving
themselves
a
breathing
bubble
then
it
would
be
there
ready
to
be
used
because
these
are
the
ways
that
it's
really
fun
to
develop
your
magic
system
establish
rules
counters
but
don't
forget
something
if
it
contradicts
or
overcomes
or
fixes
something
because
if
you
take
away
that
condition
it's
still
useful
it's
still
there
and
so
you
need
to
remember
what
the
magic
is
doing
and
how
you're
extrapolating
these
ideas
further
now
you
could
just
say
in
your
magic
system
that
the
defensive
capacity
isn't
as
prominent
as
its
offensive
powers
and
so
make
the
rules
tell
what
you
can
do
but
if
you
have
magical
shields
that
can
block
against
fireballs
and
death
clouds
and
other
things
like
that
well
guess
what
you
actually
might
be
bringing
the
good
old
sword
and
knight
back
into
the
mainstream
you
might
even
return
to
the
troop
move
and
stuff
if
you
could
protect
them
adequately
to
the
point
where
very
little
magic
is
capable
of
penetrating
these
these
protective
barriers
and
you
have
to
walk
through
them
or
have
a
weapon
that
actually
can
pass
through
and
hit
them
completely
but
does
it
block
weapons
as
well
because
if
you
have
really
strong
shields
well
then
you
need
to
change
how
you
could
defeat
them
completely
the
portals
might
still
work
if
you
can
open
up
something
underneath
them
and
they
fall
through
like
i
can't
really
see
how
a
magical
barrier
could
protect
them
because
the
magical
barrier
is
usually
locked
to
you
and
you
move
with
it
and
so
that
wouldn't
really
stop
you
from
falling
through
a
hole
and
it
wouldn't
really
stop
you
from
falling
through
a
portal
either
would
it
stop
portals
opening
up
within
the
shield
maybe
it
could
do
that
but
opening
up
a
portal
outside
that
you
fall
through
all
right
how
do
you
defend
against
it
you
also
what
about
earthquake
magics
all
right
uh
what
if
you
could
get
the
earth
to
just
jolt
up
really
suddenly
in
this
like
big
earthquake-like
attack
but
only
briefly
but
if
it
jumps
up
by
a
meter
or
two
and
you
can
launch
people
like
a
springboard
10
20
meters
in
the
air
you
could
effectively
kill
the
entire
army
if
you
could
get
that
earthquake
effect
to
happen
just
briefly
but
over
a
large
enough
area
and
if
their
troops
are
like
that
they're
dead
but
again
magical
counters
what
about
there's
a
classic
spell
in
d
d
feather
fall
we
cast
and
you
fall
softly
right
so
this
is
the
fun
thing
to
consider
if
there's
any
offensive
use
of
magic
there
might
be
a
defensive
use
that
could
fix
it
or
be
employed
so
that's
what
you
need
to
consider
for
your
own
magic
system
what
is
available
what's
the
attack
what's
the
offensive
use
and
what's
a
possible
defensive
use
if
at
all
and
does
it
outweigh
one
another
because
if
you
have
magic
that
is
more
offensive
with
very
little
defensives
that's
when
you
need
to
consider
all
right
how
is
this
going
to
affect
combat
large-scale
warfare
in
and
we've
explored
some
interesting
ways
here
just
to
give
an
example
because
we
can't
cover
everything
but
then
you
can
have
it
the
opposite
way
where
the
defensive
magic
is
even
higher
and
that
could
bring
it
back
into
more
traditional
warfare
that's
blocking
it
but
remember
you
would
only
have
the
defensive
magics
per
se
if
you
had
the
offensive
ones
around
as
well
and
so
if
you
had
such
more
powerful
defensive
magic
then
block
you
know
the
chemical
attacks
the
firewalls
lighting
bolts
maybe
even
protect
them
against
other
things
like
earthquakes
and
and
portal
openings
and
things
that
would
then
usually
evolve
to
melee
type
weapons
but
then
if
there's
a
way
to
make
the
magical
shield
fail
it's
like
oh
there's
an
opening
now
we
can
lob
the
fireballs
and
that
could
be
one
of
the
challenges
the
conflicts
in
the
story
to
circumvent
or
deactivate
the
magical
shield
that
is
so
effective
because
what
is
causing
it
is
there
a
special
magical
gem
focusing
the
energy
protecting
it
or
are
these
individual
spells
that
individual
soldiers
are
making
to
create
a
protective
shield
that
protects
them
is
there
an
anti-magic
type
of
thing
go
look
at
the
video
where
i
talk
about
knights
versus
because
we
talk
about
lots
of
ways
in
which
magic
could
have
weaknesses
to
be
circumvented
that
you
could
then
employ
in
a
large
scale
and
it
creates
conflict
it
means
all
right
to
do
this
we
need
to
achieve
x
okay
like
we
need
to
either
get
them
into
a
anti-magic
field
in
just
something
that
nullifies
their
magic
or
touch
time
or
any
number
of
things
and
these
are
great
conflicts
that
the
characters
need
to
work
through
to
achieve
something
and
when
you
have
like
defined
rules
that
um
the
characters
need
to
work
within
it
means
the
results
are
very
satisfying
because
the
reader
receives
it
as
being
justified
yes
it
works
and
then
if
they
can
do
it
in
creative
ways
that
the
reader
wasn't
expecting
but
when
they
see
it
it
makes
sense
in
the
rules
it
can
be
incredibly
satisfying
as
a
result
you
know
one
of
the
types
of
magic
that
i
feel
is
wholly
underutilized
and
has
such
unbelievable
devastating
uses
especially
in
warfare
it's
illusion
magic
now
illusion
magic
especially
like
in
dungeons
dragons
and
other
things
can
be
unbelievable
uh
if
you
want
an
example
of
a
fantasy
that
actually
employs
types
of
illusion
magic
it's
in
the
stormlight
archives
there's
a
character
called
shalon
who
can
actually
make
magical
illusions
and
it's
really
interesting
what
she
does
even
in
large-scale
warfare
to
employ
that
magic
so
there's
great
examples
and
again
if
you're
wanting
to
dive
into
some
of
these
great
books
you
can
get
it
through
the
audible
sponsorship
really
suggested
now
illusion
imagine
what
you
can
do
right
you're
going
to
make
an
entire
loser
like
depending
on
the
scales
you
can
do
even
moderate
scale
like
a
unit
of
troops
12
50
100
i
depends
on
the
scale
but
if
you
can
make
an
illusion
of
entire
troop
of
you
know
of
your
army
initial
one
you
could
get
your
your
enemy
to
move
away
think
the
numbers
you
could
manipulate
in
so
many
advantageous
ways
get
them
to
even
retreat
perhaps
sometimes
what
it
feels
like
a
low
scale
illusion
and
this
is
one
of
the
crazy
ones
what
if
you
could
make
an
illusion
of
a
bridge
over
a
thing
granted
it
would
only
work
on
the
first
few
people
because
that
after
they
see
them
falling
they
might
get
the
idea
but
if
you
if
they're
charging
and
they're
all
really
you
could
actually
wipe
out
a
fairly
sizable
number
of
the
enemy
by
making
an
illusion
of
surface
over
a
pit
but
what
if
you
did
it
in
multiple
ways
what
if
you
had
like
a
field
and
you
got
to
prepare
it
and
you
made
pits
everywhere
and
just
illusion
over
top
it's
like
traps
with
that
covering
over
top
but
you
don't
need
to
go
to
the
additional
trouble
what
about
an
illusion
that
just
makes
you
look
bigger
and
stronger
to
intimidate
the
enemy
i
illusion
is
such
an
incredible
useful
spell
that
has
applications
in
warfare
that
i
rarely
ever
get
seen
and
that's
why
it was
so
refreshing
to
see
it
in
stormlight
archives
used
in
some
really
fun
cool
ways
and
this
comes
to
another
like
unbelievably
potent
application
of
magic
and
that's
magic
that
can
affect
the
emotions
or
even
mind
of
an
individual
especially
if
you're
able
to
take
it
to
the
large
scale
all
right
wars
were
usually
one
not
necessarily
by
wiping
out
the
entire
enemy
but
getting
them
to
break
and
retreat
and
that
just
means
breaking
morale
so
a
fear
spell
would
be
insane
now
what's
crazy
is
the
fear
spell
in
d
d
is
one
of
the
lowest
level
spells
granted
you
know
you
need
to
be
higher
level
to
be
able
to
overcome
the
person's
will
save
but
if
the
enemy
army
is
just
made
up
mostly
grunts
essentially
low
level
a
fear
spell
that
can
affect
a
certain
area
would
be
unbelievably
potent
in
a
warfare
application
like
in
a
battlefield
application
that's
crazy
and
especially
if
you
can
get
it
even
further
like
because
there
are
even
mind
control
spells
oh
yeah
i'll
just
take
over
mind
control
that
group
or
enemy
over
there
and
this
is
the
type
of
magic
that
could
be
banned
you
know
well
it's
almost
on
the
necromancy
kind
of
scale
but
these
applications
are
unbelievably
potent
and
it's
just
kind
of
funny
when
you
think
about
this
and
consider
that
some
of
these
spells
are
very
low
level
spells
in
d
d
in
actual
fact
i'm
going
to
get
the
d
d
book
out
3.5
players
handbook
classic
all
right
i
just
want
to
look
through
some
of
the
low-level
spells
and
see
which
ones
would
if
you
extrapolate
this
further
have
far
more
devastating
application
on
the
large
scale
now
d
d
is
a
unique
kind
of
thing
because
effectively
anyone
can
be
a
magic
user
but
that's
in
character
creation
i
think
in
world
only
people
who
have
access
to
magic
you
know
the
right
stats
or
whatever
that
are
born
with
it
can
really
touch
the
magic
but
still
it
seems
like
so
many
people
can
and
if
it's
to
the
point
that
anyone
can
learn
magic
magic
is
so
much
more
powerful
in
certain
applications
that
most
of
the
soldiers
would
be
magic
users
or
a
hybrid
and
although
it'll
be
with
greater
protective
spells
something
like
that
you'd
bring
it
back
to
melee
kind
of
stuff
again
magic
versus
you
know
knights
and
stuff
a
zero
level
sorcerer
wizard
spell
days
humanoid
creature
uh
of
four
hdls
loses
next
action
all
right
imagine
if
the
front
line
of
an
army
where
they're
all
able
to
cast
days
collectively
against
their
opponent
and
the
point
where
they
lose
their
action
that
could
give
the
the
people
who
utilize
it
such
an
advantage
that
like
losing
an
action
that's
essentially
a
free
attack
almost
uh
and
uh
it
could
shift
the
course
of
an
entire
battle
mage
hand
all
right
magen
every
it's
only
five
pound
telekinesis
really
have
you
heard
of
a
fleshette
okay
these
are
like
metal
spikes
that
were
actually
dropped
from
planes
in
world
war
one
right
but
they're
not
that
heavy
yet
they
can
get
the
velocity
to
be
have
great
penetrated
power
and
if
you
could
have
made
10
just
raise
them
high
enough
and
get
enough
people
just
raise
a
whole
heap
of
flechettes
like
essentially
kind
of
like
weighted
bolts
to
the
world
to
the
limit
that
they're
able
to
use
the
telekinesis
and
have
the
enemy
move
into
position
and
just
drop
them
like
applications
right
first
level
source
for
a
spell
like
shield
that
would
be
a
very
common
i
think
you
know
everyone
just
you
know
grab
a
shield
spell
if
you
can
cast
it
mount
summons
a
riding
horse
for
two
hours
a
level
like
cavalry
extremely
potent
on
the
medieval
battlefield
and
now
i'm
not
saying
that
you
could
have
spells
that
could
counteract
but
if
you're
saying
that
normal
like
um
medieval
style
combat
was
still
very
effective
and
unemployed
and
you
had
like
people
that
could
summon
cavalry
you
mean
you
wouldn't
have
to
like
um
raise
the
horse
feed
them
take
them
with
you
deal
with
all
the
issues
that
taking
cavalry
has
right
and
also
horses
are
expensive
and
you're
saying
you
could
field
an
entire
army
with
a
horse
when
they
need
it
instantly
with
a
spell
that
just
gives
everyone
a
horse
for
like
two
hours
at
a
time
and
you
could
yeah
have
your
entire
army
now
i'm
not
saying
cavalry
can't
be
defeated
there
are
many
cases
where
they
were
but
there
are
many
instances
where
cavalry
was
devastating
and
you
could
give
everyone
a
horse
it
just
seems
easy
that's
another
one
spell
oh
my
goodness
true
strike
plus
20
on
the
next
attack
like
an
instant
hit
attack
the
all
the
frontline
soldiers
just
cast
true
strike
wipe
out
the
front
line
of
the
enemy
all
collectively
in
this
one
hit
or
at
least
do
damage
against
them
okay
remember
you
win
battles
by
getting
the
enemy
to
break
morale
and
if
they
suddenly
everyone
on
the
front
line
gets
severely
injured
or
killed
instantly
that
could
be
devastating
and
you
could
have
almost
like
you
know
rose
and
uh
and
the
volleys
of
true
strike
where
everyone
cast
through
strike
bang
wipe
out
and
then
they
move
back
the
next
one
they're
finally
firing
everyone
casts
true
[ __ ]
[Laughter]
so
i
i've
always
thought
that
was
like
an
op
spell
like
in
normal
d
d
adventuring
it's
not
really
op
but
employed
on
scale
over
a
large
volume
that's
a
crazy
spell
charm
person
level
one
all
right
everyone
just
cast
charm
person
get
the
entire
front
row
of
the
enemy
to
just
be
your
friend
would
they
join
your
side
but
they'd
get
them
to
stop
attacking
oh
gosh
sleep
look
i
wake
up
when
they're
attacked
but
if
you
put
someone
to
sleep
and
then
just
like
kill
them
instantly
the
classic
in
3.5
was
the
coup
de
gras
move
or
you
could
you
know
give
it
attack
and
i
think
it's
a
safe
versus
um
saving
through
versus
death
or
they
die
right
oh
my
goodness
what
do
you
think
it
was
your
laughing
i
was
just
like
uh
charm
person
and
diplomacy
could
resume
silent
image
this
is
like
a
level
one
spell
create
a
minor
you
know
illusion
of
your
design
but
if
like
you
had
enough
people
that
can
cast
a
spell
that's
even
just
a
still
image
no
sound
but
a
distance
they
they're
visible
you
could
effectively
make
your
army
look
twice
as
large
as
it
is
ah
yeah
i'm
this
is
kind
of
in
the
realms
of
everyone
in
the
army
being
out
of
caster
spell
uh
or
and
so
this
really
comes
with
the
fact
of
how
prominent
or
common
is
the
magic
is
he
and
how
many
people
in
the
army
is
the
entire
army
capable
of
just
casting
one
levels
give
them
one
one
level
in
saucer
or
wizard
they
can
just
cast
a couple
of
prissy
spells
right
and
that
would
be
insanely
effective
if
you
had
enough
people
doing
it
collectively
cause
fear
enlarged
person
where
you
could
double
the
size
these
are
all
level
one
spells
oh
my
goodness
webb
20
foot
radius
spread
with
sticky
webs
that
makes
them
unable
to
move
like
if
you
could
web
an
entire
army
and
then
just
pepper
them
with
arrows
from
a
distance
that's
level
two
granted
blur
attachment
attacks
missed
subject
for
20
of
the
time
blur
your
entire
army
invisibility
oh
my
goodness
eventually
you can
pay
make
like
not
even
an
army
even
50
60
i
get
up
to
100
men
just
invisible
get
them
to
move
position
the
enemy
can't
see
him
into
a
high
position
where
you
know
the
high
ground
is
actually
effective
in
warfare
unlike
one-on-one
combat
vastly
different
one-on-one
ob1
i'm
looking
at
you
but
in
warfare
having
high
ground
is
very
advantageous
especially
for
ranged
units
invisible
inside
archery
unit
get
them
behind
an
enemy
where
they're
not
shields
they're
hard
to
protect
and
just
even
up
to
a
when
you
say
close
range
like
as
close
as
50
feet
or
something
it's
still
far
enough
away
they
wouldn't
be
heard
and
just
offload
it's
just
oh
my
goodness
some
of
the
ways
that
you
can
employ
even
essentially
low
level
magic
as
look
i'm
not
saying
d
is
a
perfect
example
it's
just
an
example
but
the
type
of
magic
that
even
dutches
and
dragons
3.5
the
best
and
i
know
pathfinder
is
basically
3.5
enhanced
and
better
all
right
i
get
it
but
even
the
way
that
d
defines
oil
of
magic
the
way
you
could
employ
it
in
warfare
oh
boy
even
just
one
like
if
magic
is
so
rare
but
you
could
just
use
one
spell
and
not
access
all
the
other
even
just
some
of
these
spells
just
one
use
enough
of
them
being
able
to
use
be
used
collectively
could
tip
the
tide
the
scales
in
the
battle
drastically
it's
unbelievable
conjuration
spells
there's
a
fun
one
now
this
is
not
just
like
being
able
to
summon
creatures
to
help
battle
you
what
if
you
could
just
create
big
large
because
where
does
it
be
created
is
there
a
limitation
that
it
needs
to
be
within
your
vicinity
or
could
it
be
at
a
distance
could
you
conjure
create
large
rocks
just
hanging
in
the
sky
that
once
they
created
then
they
just
drop
on
an
enemy
all
right
um
so
yeah
creating
things
just
can
you
create
explosive
um
chemicals
well
not
but
even
then
like
how
explosive
it
depends
if
you
have
chemical
technology
in
the
setting
but
conjuring
the
weapons
and
equipment
what
about
conjuring
food
because
supply
chains
are
such
a
problem
in
warfare
but
if
you
can
create
that
and
you
don't
even
take
it
with
you
that
would
give
an
army
an
incredible
advantage
just
more
stuff
to
consider
we've
talked
about
so
much
magic
and
we
haven't
even
mentioned
something
that
would
be
incredible
incredibly
potent
healing
healing
now
it
depends
if
everyone
could
heal
like
what
would
be
the
limits
can
you
only
heal
them
a
certain
number
of
times
is
there
a
limit
of
magical
power
or
volume
and
so
like
if
you
have
a
larger
arm
you
could
only
kill
everyone
once
but
if
you
have
an
army
half
the
size
you
can
heal
them
twice
but
i'd
still
probably
give
the
advantage
to
the
larger
army
can
they
heal
themselves
is
it
type
of
regeneration
or
is
it
instant
all
these
things
need
to
be
considered
but
if
both
sides
can
kind
of
heal
themselves
the
same
level
to
me
that
would
just
extend
the
length
and
duration
of
the
battle
engagement
not
necessarily
make
it
decisive
for
one
or
the
other
but
of
course
if
one
side
is
able
to
heal
and
the
other
isn't
and
that
would
also
affect
the
kind
of
breaking
and
the
morale
issues
and
stuff
because
people
don't
want
to
die
but
if
they
know
that
they
can
survive
because
of
magical
healing
vastly
more
without
it
obviously
that
means
that
i
feel
would
be
um
more
willing
to
risk
more
like
they'd
be
at
risk
more
in
the
engagements
and
be
less
likely
to
break
because
of
fear
or
worry
that
they're
going
to
be
injured
or
killed
because
healing
and
what
level
of
healing
we
talk
about
resurrection
you
know
like
all
these
things
should
be
considered
because
this
is
incredibly
potent
stuff
that
would
affect
how
warfare
was
conducted
vastly
especially
with
how
it
operates
that's
what
you
need
to
really
nail
down
how
is
the
magic
done
okay
what's
causing
it
where
is
it
coming
from
is
there
limitations
or
the
amounts
okay
or
the
limitation
the
amount
of
spells
you
can
cast
or
volume
or
magical
energies
or
whatever
when
those
things
are
defined
you
can
more
accurately
figure
out
okay
how
would
it
how
could
we
employ
it
in
war
how
would
it
be
logically
employed
in
warfare
because
are
we
humans
we're
very
creative
people
all
right
and
if
we
love
to
exploit
things
as
much
as
possible
for
our
benefit
that's
perfectly
fine
uh
but
that
also
means
in
warfare
if
we
have
any
new
technology
created
us
humans
will
start
to
try
and
explore
okay
how
can
we
kill
each
other
with
it
unfortunately
or
always
defend
each
other
and
sometimes
defense
you
need
to
kill
the
evil
aggressor
but
still
that's
what
we
figure
it's
one
of
the
very
common
things
we
always
look
at
and
that
magic
would
be
no
exception
even
a
seemingly
non
like
um
combative
spell
just
how
non-competitive
like
levitation
is
not
well
drill
levitate
rocks
and
drop
them
on
someone
right
healing
it's
a
healing
you
know
that's
to
help
people
it's
it's
it's
non
it
doesn't
inflict
damage
at
all
but
employing
it
in
healing
the
troops
of
an
army
right
and
so
nearly
any
spell
not
like
a
lot
of
spells
can
be
used
in
a
warfare
scenario
and
some
more
potently
than
others
and
if
it
can
be
average
humans
mostly
i
all
the
time
will
figure
out
or
ask
how
can
it be
done
and
that's
why
we
need
to
do
it
in
storytelling
as
well
because
otherwise
there's
sometimes
there's
a
technology
that
is
created
in
either
fiction
fantasy
science
fiction
whatever
and
they're
only
using
it
for
one
thing
and
you're
like
they
would
obviously
use
it
for
this
application
especially
if
it
has
a
combative
warfare
applications
of
course
like
um
teleportation
in
sci-fi
right
this
is
one
of
the
reasons
i
love
uh
stargate
sg1
for
a
lot
of
reasons
but
one
of
the
cool
things
like
they
eventually
get
teleportation
technology
uh
and
so
you
know
what
they
do
in
some
instances
it's
not
teleporting
bombs
into
the
enemy
spacecraft
and
blowing
them
up
because
obviously
right
it's
teleportation
star
trek
never
did
it
all
rarely
ever
did
that
but
it's
so
crazy
of
course
shields
block
it
right
but
as
soon
as
the
shield
is
down
and
shields
lower
in
star
trek
combat
all
the
time
instead
of
shooting
a
photon
torpedo
at
it
teleport
a
photon
torpedo
into
the
middle
of
the
engine
room
and
just
blow
it
up
okay
so
and
they
never
do
it
in
star
trek
and
it's
baffling
so
when
you
have
something
that
can
have
a
logical
application
uh
because
people
would
obviously
do
it
that's
why
it's
important
to
think
about
these
things
especially
with
magic
but
a
lot
of
what
we've
been
talking
about
also
applies
to
science
fiction
technology
now
as
i
mentioned
there
are
so
many
examples
that
i
can't
cover
which
is
why
i
would
love
to
see
hear
your
suggestions
in
the
comments
below
what
is
an
interesting
or
creative
use
of
a
magical
spell
that
might
be
very
common
but
has
vastly
greater
applications
in
a
larger
scale
warfare
or
just
in
combat
generally
usually
spells
that
aren't
even
considered
to
be
very
offensive
can
have
incredible
effects
combatively
like
that
portal
thing
they
think
the
portal
is
about
transportation
no
if
they
can
chop
off
limbs
when
closing
that's
a
devastatingly
useful
thing
for
combat
and
warfare
and
there
are
many
examples
i'd
love
to
hear
them
in
the
comments
below
please
do
share
them
and
i
hope
you
have
enjoyed
this
discussion
to
just
try
and
help
us
see
ways
that
we
can
think
outside
the
box
to
explore
ways
magic
can
be
employed
on
the
large
scale
so
thank
you
for
watching
i
hope
to
see
you
on
the
next
video
here
on
channel
check
out
some
of
the
videos
that
i
mentioned
here
like
knights
versus
wizards
hope
to
see
you
there
and
until
that
time
farewell
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