sponsored by euro get free overnight shipping with your order link in the description Android 10 has begun rolling out starting first with Google's own pixel phones iOS 13 should be rolling out in about two weeks just before Apple launches its next batch of iPhones and as much as they are completely different operating systems from completely different companies with completely different philosophies behind them they're kind of doing some similar things this time around to talk all about it I've got Android Central's managing editor Daniel Bader on the line I'm Rene Ricci and this is vector so the big ding against Android has always been that new versions don't matter that much because between somewhere between vendors and carriers very few phones actually get the updates especially over time by comparison the current version of iOS is at around 90% adoption right now and you know apples just going to love to throw that stuff up on stage so my question to you is do you think mainline actually helps and how much of this is really a nerd enthusiasts problem versus a real mainstream consumer issue so yes fundamentally Android and iOS are different they're structurally different the importance of receiving a platform update on the day it's released to everybody is not as important on Android as it is on iOS because of monthly or quarterly security updates that also now bundle important fixes that being said the frequency and reliability of platform updates has been increasing on the Android side over the past couple of years and the Delta between Google releasing a platform update in late summer and the big manufacturers notably Samsung releasing updates for their customers in early the early part of the following year has shortened that window is getting shorter and two things can be attributed to that well three things as I said the the prevalence of security updates is is now a part of the the system so the manufacturers are getting them from Google there passing them along to the carriers and the carriers are doing a better job of giving them to customers on a regular basis at the same time we have mainline and and before that treble making it easier for manufacturers to compartmentalize those platform updates and separate them from the hardware driver updates that are needed to bring over a big platform improvement so you have a shorter time window but you also have manufacturers having to do less work to bring those platform updates to their customers if you told me a few years ago that one of the headline features of both Android and iOS would be dark mode I'd have totally believed you because dark mode I think like only emoji are more popular now personally I love the idea of dark mode dark mode all the things but I also find it kind of oppressive in practice like it's great at night so you don't shine glare in your eyes or get glare from your significant other but I end up going back to light mode really quickly during the day the way Apple is handling dark mode in iOS 13 is clever with dynamic semantic colors so an app developer just says they want this kind of control in like blue and the system figures it out even for different modes and even across things like iPhone and iPad and now Mac OS as well there's even a new font system as well finally but no full-on theme kit at least not yet so Android still wins hands down when it comes to customisation but that's what makes me curious here given Android is so customizable already why the need for a system-wide dark mode what problem is it solving and how is it working for you so far you're right dark theme has been around in some respects on some phones for years and it's been up to app developers to even build in their own dark modes if customers clamor for them with Android 10 I think Google is saying hey we're giving you more of a structure here we're giving you more of a of an API and SDK based theme theme were a framework that you can use to theme phones consistently and that has been something Android has lacked over the years is consistent design throughout the entire ecosystem considering that so many companies like Samsung enjoy their own unique looks and one UI is so different from Google's own material theme based Android that I don't think they'll ever achieve the consistency that they that they're looking for I think this is a step in the right direction but I don't even think Google wants to step on that semantic design you know aspiration as as Apple because they're not they're not giving guidelines for 10/15 phones or giving guidelines for ten or fifteen thousand phones and that'll just never work on at scale you mentioned gestures earlier iOS has got a whole new gesture navigation system with the iPhone 10 and the loss of the home button a couple of years ago now with iOS 13 and iPad OS there's like the silly level of anything you can drag you can make a window and you have to swipe up twice to get through the dock to the workspaces and it's a ton of additional power but at the cost of a ton of additional complexity and I wonder how many people who are used to just clicking that home button will feel about it because I've been doing it for months and I'm still fiddling and misfiring at times so you're getting a kind of iPhone 10 style gesture navigation system with Android 10 as well but Android has also had multi window for a while now and Google is even introducing support for apps that have different states on foldable devices like that just reanalysis fold how how well does all that stuff fit together and how well is that working for you Google put out the developer site of the Android engineer team put out a really interesting blog post and accompanying charts when they announced that they were moving to a gesture navigation system for Android 10 and what they said was that as phones get bigger and people need to be able to use them with one thumb the three button navigation system just wasn't ten it was uncomfortable for people to reach a home button if it was on the left side of the phone and vice versa Samsung had its own way it flipped the buttons around so there was no consistency among the most popular Android devices in terms of navigation so I think what ant what Google is trying to do is just bite the bullet and say we've had this legacy back button for 10 years now and we need to get app developers we need to force app developers to redesign their apps away from the slide in hamburger menu at least relying on those for navigation because we know that that's actually where menus go to die and we saw that with iOS and we're seeing it with Android as well but Google as they acknowledge with with the misfire of Android Pie's navigation system that having a pill plus a pill gesture area plus a dedicated back button is there's so much cognitive dissonance around that that people just get angry they get angry at their phones and the last thing Google wants is for people to get angry when they use their phones especially considering we use it longer today than we've ever used them before this gesture navigation system in android 10 is a band-aid that i think in the long run will will actually heal much better than than the android 9 wound that has just been festering so there's it's easy for for people to say that Google copied Apple but I think they copied the right things because the if you've used an iPhone if you use an iPad it's consistent and yes it adds a little bit more complexity when it comes to things like opening up the multitasking window but you've given you know if you give somebody coming from an iPhone 7 to an iPhone 10 the new gesture navigation system they get used to it in ten seconds so I'm not too worried about it but you're right from the from an iPad OS perspective I mean there's no corollary on Android because the Android tablets are terrible and Chromebooks have a completely different way of navigation however there is you know something to be said for Google just trying to fix the thing that's broken on the thing that affects most people which is phones privacy and I'm gonna quote this again because I really like it I think Facebook and Cambridge analytic I have finally done for privacy what Windows XP and malware did for security and that is forced people and vendors to really start paying attention but the platforms are doing it in such different ways they've all had an endless series of embarrassments and scandals of course but Google like Facebook seems to be focusing all of the attention on app permissions and vowing to protect our data from developers while Apple on the other hand is specifically targeting Google and Facebook and not only locking them out but going out of their way to lock Apple themselves out as well obviously because of the differences in business model that's something Google may not be willing to do personally I think they should just be straight about it just like drop any pretense of first party privacy concern and try to hard sell us like really hard sell us on the advantage of giving them our data and what that gives back to us and then letting us decide if that's worth it or not but I'm really curious what's your take on all this yeah it's it's really interesting because Google with Android 10 isn't introducing you know per app per location pop-ups similar I don't remember the iOS version but that that it introduced but when an app can only get your location when you're in the app itself that dialog is now coming to Android 10 it's long overdue and it's something that app developers have taken advantage of for years to the extent where weather apps were sending your date your your location data to you know third party aggregators for years with nobody knowing about it because they they weren't disclosed properly and they weren't using public api's and it's it's something that I think Google wants to be seen as doing a better job with this is as much about their public perception of taking privacy seriously as it is about actually implementing stringent and unassailable privacy policies in Android at the same time it doesn't matter if Google is still giving you a single opt-in for all of its privacy right before all of its privacy settings right when you load the operating system for the first time so when you rush through your login experience because you want to start using your brand-new phone not realizing that you're giving blanket permissions to Google to take all of your data and and harvest it and improve your ad experience as a result that is problematic and that is something that Google will never I think admit to that they they they can't be a good actor in one sense with Android and a bad actor by not taking your own privacy seriously as a business model all right so what else excites you about Android 10 where do you think Google still has the advantage and where do you think that maybe they should take a page out of Apple's book I think gesture nav is is great I think it really does improve the experience once you get used to it I think the addition of foldable support is you know setting the stage for the next 10 years I'm really excited for foldables I loved the Galaxy fold when I first used it in April I'm so excited to get the new updated more robust version later this month at the same time Android 10 it also introduces a metal equivalent called angle which allows app developers to access low you know low level graphics api's in ways that they haven't before they they could sort of bypass the OpenGL ES sub no layer and just go straight to the graphics drivers this will allow phones with less powerful GPUs to to get access to 3d rendering effects and get and have games play more smoothly I think that's a really nice step I think scoped storage which isolates the storage of a particular app isolates the storage data of a particular app is while not forced in in Android 10 will forced in Android 11 I think just the overall maturity and stability of Android 10 is not something that can be overstated and last question where do you think i OS wins what excites you about iOS 13 and where do you think Apple should take a page from the Android book so there's a couple of things I really like and it mainly comes down to the camera I think you know Google their camera app sucks I'll put it frankly there it's really really not a great experience yes you have to differentiate between Google's camera and the overall camera API is available to third-party manufacturers you know Samsung's camera LG's camera are they're fine they're they're great but I'm just saying on a Android 10 level it's not even close iOS 13 introduces video editing within the actual gallery editor introduces a new Photos app which takes a page from Google photos let's admit but at the same time it's all on device and it does a lot of that processing without having to upload your data to the cloud which I appreciate I think the addition of more robust editing features is something that Google Photos desperately needs as it takes over from the default gallery apps of many phones Android just needs a better gallery it needs a better editing system it doesn't have that yet and overall I just think that there are you know I like the fact that Apple is redesigning its its Maps and giving people more data I think that rollout will take years and we'll probably we'll need to talk about this in 2021 to see whether they actually fulfilled that promise but I think the I think iOS 13 is exactly like Android 10 it is a very iterative minor update for the iPhone it's a much more significant one for the iPad but it's not even iOS 13 on the iPad so what are we even talking about thanks Daniel you can read his work at android central.com and follow him on twitter and instagram at journey dan and you really should he's one of the smartest people in tech and you should also check Eero and save yourself from some 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a few months ago I checked out the lap dog and turret Corsairs and razors respectively solutions to the supremely first world problem of not being able to have an optimal keyboard mouse gaming experience on the big-screen TV from the couch tragic I know anyway the conclusion of that video was that my ideal solution probably lies somewhere in between the usability and ergonomic compromises of the small sexy but cramped turret and the lap dog whose size makes it more like having a Great Dane stretched across my thighs than any miniature canine that I've ever encountered and I guess rocket was watching that video going but tech lioness that's basically our product because they reached out almost immediately after that one went live asking me to take a look at the Sylva Mk so let's see then if it solves the problems that I've had with other lap board solutions cooller masters master case maker five features they're freeform modular system allowing you to customize adjust and upgrade make it yours at the link in the video description we'll begin with the physical tour the bottom of the Silva has for removable cushions they're pretty thin but they work well enough so I don't think I would try to 3d print replacements for them but being able to clean them is still a bonus also down here is a single proprietary breakaway USB connection with a four meter lead and a couple of USB ports for other peripherals mouse and a headset come to mind flipping the unit over about 40% of the top is taken up by a 275 by 240 millimeter hard plastic composite mousepad another 40% is taken up by the 84 key TTC Brown mechanical keyboard and the last 20% or so is taken up by what might look to razor in Corsair like wasted space but what ended up being the difference maker for me an ample wrist rest that let me use the silva MK comfortably for up to three hours at a time compare that to 10 to 30 minutes on the other two and okay yes I know you're not supposed to rest your wrists while you type on a keyboard but do you honestly type like this I mean okay let's say you do do you game like that get real while on the surface the Silva is quite similar to other lap boards and to Corsairs offering in particular for an ergonomic product the devil is in the details and the wrist rest is just the tip of the iceberg for me the next big one is the inclusion of a 10 keyless rather than a full width keyboard I mean sure you don't have a number pad for tax accountant simulator or whatever but it definitely solves more problems than it creates one unless you're the Incredible Hulk it brings your hands closer together for a more natural posture - it makes typing much more comfortable and more accurate since the homerun is somewhat directly in front of you three it not only fits on my couch so I don't have to sit on the crack between the cushions but it allows a lady friend to sit on the couch with me while I game without looking like she has some kind of a restraining order and for when your lady friend wants to use the couch for something other than gaming it's smaller dimensions make it easier to stow away and there are more little details Roque adopted for two plugs on the PC side rather than a wall powered hub this does lower the combined power draw limit for all the connected devices versus the lap dog but along with that breakaway cable it makes setup and teardown faster and easier improving wife appeal the wrist rest and mousepad are theoretically replaceable which is cool but I haven't seen anything actually available yet and the rail system along the top promises 3d printable accessories like cell phone holders and the included wire management system is really clever it holds the cable as well as Corsair system but does it without tools so you won't be tearing your hair out looking for an Allen wrench if a buddy needs to borrow your extra mouse the keyboard also continuing with things that are good feel surprisingly good and key to key consistency was surprisingly strong considering that they're using a Cherry MX brown clone from a company that I actually hadn't even heard of before ttc I'm not personally sold on the tactile bump on the W key but it's a minor issue considering that the layout is otherwise very good considering how little space they had to work with the arrows are correctly spaced and easy to land mark - thanks to their edge position the media keys are a must for couch use and I think that every keyboard should require a modifier to turn on the caps lock thumbs up there so then if it wasn't clear already I like this product and I think it's the best in the category so far but that doesn't make it perfect Mouse drift when you take your hand off of it is still a pretty annoying issue though I don't know how they would resolve this without creating a special Mouse with some grip on the bottom like Razer did but personally if given the choice I would prefer to be able to use my mouse with it so I don't have a solution and there's nothing that rocket can do to fix the bigger issues with couch gaming like poor UI scaling and games that weren't designed to be played from 10 plus feet away but if you're willing to deal with those things and you're willing to pay for it I think the Silva should be 20 to 30 dollars cheaper than a lap dog and 10 kilos keyboard not more expensive thanks to lower switch costs and cheaper materials once they offset the development cost of a custom keyboard for it the Silva is the best couch gaming experience yet ting is the mobile carrier that is focused on customer service and customer satisfaction first you never have to speak to a robot you get put through directly to a person which is worth its weight in gold but you pay only for what you use so none of that gold bit the average ting bill is only $23 per month per device if you're stuck in a contract and switched to ting they will cover 25% of your cancellation fee up to $75 they are now lowering mobile data rates across the board data is now just $10 per gigabyte beyond the first gigabyte every single ting customer will be able to reap the benefits of this new change so head over to Linus ENCOM and try out their savings calculator to see how much you can save with them also when you sign up at our link you'll get $25 in service credit or $25 towards a new device so thanks for watching guys that this video sucked you know what to do but if it was awesome get subscribed hit that like button or check out the link to where to buy the stuff we featured at Amazon in the video description also linked in the description is our merch store which has cool shirts like this one and our community forum which you should totally join now that you're done doing all that stuff you're probably wondering what to watch next so click that little button in the top right corner to check out the video that I made on the Corsair lapdog and the rocket rocket razor


[Music] [Applause] [Applause] Jones wide open and he dropped it Vennela escapes cutters pass is incomplete [Applause] so Coleman and he can't believe it and he this was her next one-handed catch Woodson said nice catch all over the team Knicks but kind of goes back to what I've said all along they give each other knuckles I you know Charles Woodson neat he's been a great competitor in this league for a long time but even he can appreciate a great play a great mass he'd go get three steps up ready to forward he got a hit emphasis but he could get a find in a letter saying not to be so mean sacked all the way back close to the 15-yard line e to the 15-yard line and on the other side a shaken up Earl Thomas now are all Thomas many of the particles are going over to kill Kendricks who's playing waiting for an appeal for his suspension and he has Earl Thomas and at the inside mr. Jackson who tiptoes in the episode of the premise happily [Applause] Jason pierre-paul bait the top-down tenet is Johnson doing just net and once again Johnson honoring fallen Steelers linebacker Ryan shazier Reddy is a three-time Super Bowl MVP [Applause] hey you remember shop every moment last night the score on the scoreboard during the Bengals Patriots game meant nothing yeah really didn't instead it was a video in a uniform change that meant everything at the moment especially to Devon Still Mike Burks here now with what still had to say about the Patriots touching tribute well Rob he put a 4317 loss in perspective today that's for sure and this picture will go down as one of the league's lasting images of the 2014 season if not well beyond Devon had a hard time keeping his emotions in check during the Patriots on-field tribute to his daughter Leah who of course continues to fight pediatric cancer from the New England cheerleaders wearing his jersey the team owner Bob crafts generous gift to Cincinnati Children's Hospital it was all greatly appreciated but what moved in to talk [Applause] back heel here's MP Cutler out of the gun he intercepted at the 6 yard line and Danielle goodness Daniel Manning and this game circled on his calendar because the Bears didn't make him the offer that he wanted two years ago and what a quarter he has had forcing a turnover and now an interception he has [Applause] [Music]


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it's
time
to
settle
in
for
the
long
haul
to
proximate
should
i
initiate
suspended
animation
suspended
now
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long
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it
really
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for
a
ship
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know
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420
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oh
uh
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way
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viewer
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those
that
fill
my
hangers
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are
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going
to
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we
need
and
i'm
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out
of
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versions
of
myself
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to
come
around
and
kick
our
technological
butts
into
warp
drive
and
we're
going
to
learn
all
about
warp
drive
today
from
the
very
scientists
who
popularized
it
welcome
to
the
facility
first
why
is
warp
drive
a
thing
why
do
so
many
sci-fi
stories
like
star
trek
incorporate
it
and
why
do
actual
scientists
publish
actual
papers
on
it
well
the
simple
answer
is
distance
let's
say
we
wanted
to
go
to
the
closest
star
outside
of
our
own
solar
system
this
is
proxima
centauri
which
is
4.3
light
years
away
or
40
trillion
kilometers
right
now
our
fastest
rockets
have
maximum
velocities
in
the
range
of
under
100
kilometers
per
second
do
the
very
simple
math
and
you
see
that
you
might
have
travel
times
just
to
the
nearest
star
of
tens
to
hundreds
of
thousands
of
years
even
at
the
speed
of
light
it
would
take
you
four
years
and
can
you
imagine
spending
48
months
in
economy
class
uh
no
way
so
to
explore
the
cosmos
efficiently
we
simply
must
go
faster
but
faster
in
a
specific
way
see
if
you
get
really
close
to
the
speed
of
light
you
encounter
relativistic
problems
problems
like
once
you
move
really
really
really
fast
time
starts
to
slow
down
for
you
relative
to
the
rest
of
the
universe
and
then
you
have
an
interstellar
like
situation
and
that's
not
all
right
all
right
all
right
so
what
if
instead
of
moving
you
through
space
you
move
space
through
you
this
is
the
central
idea
of
warp
drive
and
to
explain
it
and
visualize
it
for
you
i
need
a
very
expensive
and
very
hard
to
find
scientific
instrument
a
slinky
imagine
if
you
will
that
this
slinky
is
some
volume
of
space
time
and
this
lego
minifig
represents
you
you
can
imagine
yourself
moving
through
this
volume
of
space-time
like
you
would
in
a
rocket
ship
or
something
like
that
the
problem
here
is
is
that
the
vastness
of
space
prevents
anything
like
timely
travel
even
with
the
very
best
rockets
you
simply
do
not
have
a
hundred
thousand
years
to
sit
in
a
spaceship
next
to
a
guy
in
disgusting
shorts
and
sandals
so
instead
of
moving
you
let's
move
space
time
warp
drive
is
basically
the
attempt
to
realize
the
physics
i'm
about
to
show
you
now
watch
the
position
of
the
figure
in
this
space-time
volume
as
i
do
something
very
specific
i'm
going
to
compress
the
space
time
in
front
of
you
which
will
expand
it
behind
okay
so
watch
watch
the
position
let's
see
that
again
so
if
i
can
press
space
time
and
expand
it
behind
see
how
the
minifig
moves
even
though
it
hasn't
really
moved
in
the
usual
sense
this
is
in
effect
warp
drive
so
you're
not
breaking
any
physical
laws
and
then
you're
not
spending
nearly
as
much
time
stuck
next
to
that
guy
who
is
ordering
way
too
many
tiny
wines
on
and
he's
hogging
the
armrest
and
he
smells
if
a
warp
drive
could
warp
space-time
in
a
specific
way
it
would
solve
some
of
the
problems
that
we
talked
about
for
one
inside
of
a
warp
bubble
if
you
will
inside
of
this
compression
and
expansion
of
space-time
there
is
no
time
dilation
for
you
you
and
an
outside
observer
would
record
the
same
passage
of
time
and
there'd
be
no
mcconaughey
situation
everything
would
still
be
all
right
all
right
all
right
it
would
also
theoretically
allow
you
to
travel
faster
than
the
speed
of
light
because
while
nothing
with
mass
you
can
travel
faster
than
the
speed
of
light
space
itself
can
simply
put
a
warp
drive
in
the
best
case
scenario
could
get
you
to
something
4.3
light
years
away
for
example
in
under
4.3
light
years
now
scientists
have
taken
this
possibility
quite
seriously
for
a
long
time
we
even
have
simulations
of
what
this
warping
of
space
time
would
look
like
to
the
naked
eye
check
it
who
says
check
it
what
year
is
it
2004
just
play
it
you
can
see
that
the
warping
of
light
is
quite
different
from
the
warping
you
may
have
seen
simulated
around
a
black
hole
or
a
wormhole
and
this
is
thanks
to
the
specific
bubble
geometries
required
to
make
all
this
work
these
velocities
even
push
past
c
or
the
speed
of
light
because
of
what
the
warp
drive
is
doing
to
space-time
now
i
should
be
very
clear
putting
a
warp
bubble
around
a
spaceship
theoretically
is
not
the
problem
there
are
many
decades
worth
of
research
trying
to
figure
out
the
actual
solution
to
this
problem
the
most
famous
of
which
is
the
alcobieri
drive
first
explored
in
1994
by
physicist
miguel
acobieri
and
even
more
recently
there
have
been
not
one
but
two
papers
trying
to
push
more
realistic
warp
drives
even
further
but
all
these
proposed
solutions
come
along
with
their
own
problems
the
el
cabiere
drive
requires
negative
energy
which
isn't
a
thing
and
the
more
recent
papers
need
like
the
mass
equivalent
energy
of
jupiter
to
work
so
where
is
warp
research
today
how
far
can
it
go
are
we
close
well
i'm
no
expert
obviously
so
why
don't
we
talk
to
the
man
himself
physicist
miguel
alcubierre
to
see
what
he
thinks
seriously
does
he
know
you're
just
like
a
dollar
store
thor
on
the
internet
yeah
i
know
we're
really
going
to
talk
to
him
don't
tell
him
who
i
am
though
he
might
just
hang
up
the
phone
thank
you
so
much
for
joining
me
and
uh
before before
we
were
getting
into
it
i
kind
of
laid
out
for
my
audience
what
warp
drive
is
and
why
we
want
to
do
it
and
i
wanted
to
talk
to
you
who
more
or
less
single-handedly
with
your
research
popularized
the
most
popular
idea
surrounding
warp
drive
i
kind
of
wanted
to
just
quickly
get
your
take
for
a
general
audience
why
do
we
want
warp
drive
and
why
do
we
think
about
why
do
you
distinguish
scientists
like
yourself
think
about
this
thing
yeah
why
well
i'm
a
fan
of
science
fiction
so
that's
that's
the
number
one
reason
i
always
watch
star
trek
and
read
a
lot
of
science
fiction
and
in
reality
the
stars
are
very
far
away
and
they
are
extremely
far
away
the
closest
star
to
the
sun
is
four
light
years
away
that
means
light
takes
four
years
to
get
there
and
we
know
since
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century
though
over
100
years
ago
that
uh
nothing
can
travel
faster
than
light
according
to
relativity
and
it's
not
just
because
einstein
said
though
the
theory
has
been
tested
and
tested
and
tested
over
100
years
and
it's
never
failed
so
so
it
is
actually
an
empirical
fact
today
so
that
that
puts
it in
a bit
of
a
trouble
because
if
we
ever
want
to
visit
the
stars
and
we
can't
travel
faster
than
light
then
it's
going
to
be
pretty
boring
it's
going
to
be
extremely
hard
to
do
it's
going
to
take
forever
to
reach
them
even
at
the
speed
of
light
it
would
take
us
years
and
normally
we
wouldn't
even
be
able
to
travel
at
that
speed
so
that
put
me
to
thinking
maybe
there's
a
way
around
it
and
in
fact
there
is
a
way
around
it
and
we
know
about
it
and
we've
known
about
it
for
decades
which
is
the
expansion
of
the
universe
the
universe
is
expanding
we
know
that
and
the
the
galaxies
that
are
far
away
from
us
moving
away
from
us
very
fast
and
the
furthest
in
the
fairer
way
they
move
faster
away
from
us
and
so
a
lot
of
people
always
ask
is
it
possible
to
have
a
galaxy
that's
so
far
away
that
it
moves
away
from
us
faster
than
light
and
the
answer
is
yes
and
then
they
they
they
ask
well
doesn't
that
biological
activity
and
the
answer
is
no
because
it's
space
that
is
expanding
it's
not
so
much
the
galaxy
that's
moving
it's
spacing
between
that
it's
expanding
and
that
doesn't
violate
any
loss
of
relativity
but
this
happens
that
the
scale
of
the
cosmos
of
an
extremely
large
difference
but
my
idea
was
maybe
maybe
there's
a
way
to
make
it
happen
at
small
distance
so
expand
space
in
a
small
region
behind
you
and
and
contract
it
in
front
of
you
and
that
that
would
allow
you
to
travel
in
principle
fast
and
light
now
there's
a
lot
of
caveats
a
lot
of
problems
with
the
idea
it's
not
as
simple
as
it
sounds
but
at
least
it
tells
you
that
it's
not
straightforward
just
to
say
that
it's
impossible
it's
not
quite
that
straightforward
what
are
what
are
some
of
the
common
pitfalls
that
people
get
wrong
about
what
this
could
do
or
can't
do
a
lot
of
people
think
that
traveling
faster
than
light
is
just
a
matter
of
more
technology
and
eventually
we
will
do
it
because
technology
is
advancing
all
the
time
it's
not
as
simple
as
that
i
mean
this
is
a
law
of
physics
so
going
around
the
law
of
physics
it's
it's
much
more
complicated
yeah
yeah
good
luck
so
that
that's
that's
what
people
think
a
lot
of
the
time
also
they
tend
to
think
that
i
designed
an
engine
or
a
spaceship
so
they
asked
me
so
when
is
your
spaceship
gonna
be
ready
i
have
no
idea
i
didn't
design
a
spaceship
i
don't
design
engines
i'm
not
an
engineer
what
i
did
was
i
i
presented
a
scenario
of
what
we
would
need
to
do
to
space
this
expansion
of
space
and
contraction
of
space
so
this
is
a
geometry
of
space
time
so
i
i
thought
of
a
geometry
of
spacetime
that
would
allow
it
now
how
do
you
actually
control
the
geometry
of
spacetime
at
will
that's
that's
that's
the
engineer's
problem
exactly
and
i
have
no
idea
how
to
do
it
people
are
calling
it
now
is
it
by
a
different
name
in
the
physics
community
and
i
like
it
they
call
it
a
warp
bubble
it's
not
a
drive
because
there's
no
engine
that's
ever
been
designed
to
do
this
but
it's
a
bubble
of
distorted
space-time
geometry
so
that
that
makes
more
sense
to
me
because
we
don't
know
how
to
create
it
but
if
we
could
it
would
be
sort
of
a
bubble
of
exported
space
recently
like
within
the
last
month
there
was
not
one
but
two
papers
published
trying
to
put
warp
drives
or
warp
bubbles
in
a
more
uh
physical
space
or
what
they're
calling
a
more
physical
space
i
wanted
to
kind
of
get
your
idea
on
where
that
research
is
and
where
do
you
think
it's
going
yeah
i i
read
both
papers
i
mean
over
the
years
over
the
past
25
years
i've
seen
many
papers
about
it
about
over
100
maybe
200
papers
of
people
looking
at
this
idea
but
the
main
problem
there's
actually
several
problems
one
of
the
most
important
problems
was
the
negative
energy
part
we
don't
think
no
of
anything
that
has
negative
energy
for
people
that
don't
know
cystic
negative
energy
doesn't
sound
that
strange
right
but
but
if
you
remember
e
equals
m
c
squared
the
famous
equation
of
einstein
that
tells
you
energy
and
mass
are
equivalent
negative
energy
would
be
equivalent
to
negative
mass
and
that
that
should
scare
everyone
right
yeah
i
know
it's
like
it's
like
dividing
by
zero
we
shouldn't
be
doing
that
exactly
so
that's
been
the
biggest
hurdle
and
of
these
papers
one
of
them
actually
looked
at
a
very
general
class
of
geometries
that
they
could
think
as
sort
of
more
generalizations
of
the
word
right
and
they
sort
of
did
a
classification
and
they
showed
that
in
some
cases
you
could
use
this
sort
of
idea
of
warp
bubbles
to
travel
slower
than
light
using
only
positive
energy
i
think
that's
interesting
but
if
you
can
only
travel
slower
the
light
is
not
terribly
interesting
but
i
i
think
the
paper
was
nice
i
mean
it
was
a
nice
paper
with
a
lot
of
organization
and
they
did
this
classification
of
different
ideas
but
the
second
paper
actually
is
more
interesting
because
it
shows
that
we
could
travel
faster
than
light
with
a
word
bubble
using
only
positive
energy
this
is
a
very
complicated
idea
i
mean
it's
actually
the
paper
is
very very
technical
but
in
the
end
he
shows
he
finds
a
solution
in
which
you
can
have
a
warp
bubble
traveling
faster
in
life
with
only
positive
energy
so
that's
a
huge
advantage
but
it's
still
actually
in
that
paper
he
shows
that
yes
you
could
use
positive
energy
but
if
you
wanted
to
move
an
object
the
size
of
a
regular
airplane
with
a
work
bubble
at
exactly
the
speed
of
light
not
even
faster
than
might
be
just
that
speed
of
light
you
would
need
positive
energy
equivalent
to
about
20
or
30
percent
of
the
entire
mass
of
the
sun
converted
into
energy
yeah
it's
something
it's
something
like
but
it's
it's
like
a
it's
like
a
trillion
times
more
energy
than
like
the
gravitational
binding
energy
of
the
planet
you
know
something
ridiculous
i
mean
in
its
own
in
his
whole
life
the
sun
is
not
gonna
convert
more
than
five
percent
of
the
total
mass
into
energy
but
this
thing
you
would
need
20
or
30
percent
of
the
total
muscles
unconverted
into
energy
to
move
an
object
the
size
of
an
airplane
at
exactly
the
speed
of
light
not
even
faster
so
it's
still
a
huge
problem
right
but
at
least
it's
positive
energy
it
also
means
that
all
my
talks
are
wrong
because
whenever
i
talk
about
this
thing
as
it
i
said
you
need
negative
energy
and
now
it
turns
out
you
don't
you
still
need
huge
amounts
of
positive
energy
which
still
makes
it
completely
impossible
it's
not
the
only
problem
there's
all
the
problems
but
at
least
this
one
seems
to
have
been
solved
uh
at
least
in
this
conceptual
way
right
do
you
think
that
something
like
a
warp
bubble
is
ever
going
to
be
within
our
you
know
the
impractica
in
in
practical
engineering
um
for
humanity
because
as
you
were
saying
um
the
there's
caveats
on
kind
of
both
ends
of
the
spectrum
it's
either
you
need
so
much
energy
that
it's
ridiculous
or
it's
a
kind
of
energy
that
doesn't
exist
do
you
think
do
you
think
that
we're
proceeding
towards
something
like
that
because
as
you
opened
with
you
know
even
fusion
drive
isn't
going
to
get
us
to
the
nearest
galaxy
or
the
nearest
star
in
anything
like
a
human
lifetime
so
um
do
you
think
we
might
see
this
sometime
in
the
future
i'm
suspicious
as
a
scientist
i
would
have
to
say
it's
unlikely
but
at
least
it
looks
unlikely
at
this
point
but
i
hope
that
i'm
wrong
i
keep
hoping
that
i'm
wrong
and
somebody
very
clever
in
the
future
will
find
a
way
to
do
it
there's
still
things
about
the
universe
we
don't
really
understand
we
don't
understand
what's
dark
energy
we
don't
understand
what
dark
star
dark
matter
is
and
uh
even
dark
energy
would
be
interesting
dark
energy
makes
the
expansion
of
the
universe
accelerate
so
it
means
it
has
some
sort
of
anti-gravity
so
something
like
that
if
you
could
ever
if
you
could
learn
what
dark
energy
is
and
maybe
control
it
then
maybe
would
use
it
for
something
like
this
but
this
is
my
hope
and
as
you
mentioned
the
fusion
drive
would
be
ideal
to
move
inside
the
solar
system
you
had
a
fusion
drive
we
could
get
to
mars
in
a
matter
of
weeks
or
to
jupiter
in
a
matter
of
a
month
or
a
couple
of
months
without
it
it
takes
10
years
to
get
to
jupiter
so
a
fusion
drive
would
be
fantastic
for
the
solar
system
but
outside
the
solar
system
there's
nothing
that
wouldn't
work
at
all
it
would
take
still
decades
to
get
to
alpha
centauri
so
we
we
really
need
the
world
drive
at
some
point
and
i
do
hope
as
a
star
trek
fan
as
a
scientist
science
fiction
fund
that
this
will
happen
sometime
in
the
future
but
it's
not
sometime
soon
right
if
it
turns
out
to
be
possible
it's
still
going
to
take
a
big
century
it's
not
around
the
corner
you're
very
enlightening
a
very
friendly
and
wonderful
guy
i
hope
we
can
talk
again
soon
and
yeah
thank
you
so
much
for
your
time
thank
you
very
much
for
the
invitation
for
your
program
now
exiting
the
facility
thank
you
so
much
to
the
vernery
staff
at
the
facility
for
the
direct
and
substantial
support
in
the
creation
of
this
here
video
today
especially
i
want
to
recognize
research
assistant
chris
cavazos
and
visiting
scholar
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want
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and
as
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there's
literally
hundreds
and
hundreds
of
you
so
i
have
no
idea
how
i'm
gonna
pass
the
thank
you
so
much
to
miguel
uh
akubiere
which
i
had
to
practice
many
many
times
for
actually
taking
the
time
out
of
his
very
very
busy
schedule
to
talk
to
me
and
to
his
son
raul
for
putting
us
in
touch
who
was
watching
an
office
hours
live
stream
at
the
time
that
was
amazing
that
we
got
in
touch
in
that
way
i
hope
you
enjoyed
the
conversation
but
if
you
were
to
put
a
gun
to
my
head
don't
do
that
and
ask
me
if
warp
drive
will
happen
in
our
lifetime
i'm
going
to
lean
towards
probably
not
even
if
we
have
the
theoretical
solution
as
i
was
trying
to
point
out
the
practical
the
engineering
part
of
that
solution
is
so
intractable
right
now
having
the
mass
energy
of
jupiter
or
negative
energy
these
are
things
that
we
probably
won't
ever
get
our
engineering
hands
and
minds
around
not
unless
we
raise
ourselves
up
to
the
next
level
of
civilization
so
it's
it's
a
fun
idea
that
tests
your
physical
knowledge
of
the
universe
but
are
you
gonna
be
getting
to
proxima
centauri
in
anything
but
economy
class
i
don't
know
you're
def
that
guy
next
to
you
he's
gonna
be
wearing
shorts
and
he's
gonna
be
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all
of
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her
favorite
cereal
about
two
hours
later
she
was
at
school
lost
and
nervous
as
the
first
school
day
turned
into
the
first
school
week
first
month
and
first
half
of
the
year
Sarah
remained
fairly
nervous
each
day
every
day
felt
like
a
minefield
of
social
games
in
classrooms
dresses
she
worried
about
boys
and
she
worried
about
the
popular
girls
that
weren't
very
friendly
to
her
she
wasn't
bullied
per
se
but
she
often
felt
inferior
and
uncomfortable
at
about
halfway
through
the
year
though
Sarah
had
found
a
nice
little
friend
group
of
other
kids
dealing
with
the
same
things
which
helped
one
of
the
few
things
that
helped
her
get
through
each
week
after
morning
cartoons
in
serial
was
recessed
with
their
friends
they
wouldn't
need
to
do
too
much
just
hang
out
joke
freely
swing
on
the
swings
and
flirt
with
each
other
the
whole
world
became
an
elementary
school
playground
as
everything
else
dissolved
outside
the
fence
of
the
schoolyard
every
Monday
Sarah
had
a
math
test
after
recess
though
which
always
kind
of
ruined
the
day
for
her
she
struggled
with
math
and
always
felt
stupid
during
the
tests
every
Wednesday
and
Friday
she
also
had
to
give
presentations
into
classes
which
he
also
hated
just
in
general
she
felt
more
stressed
that
year
than
any
previous
school
year
and
every
day
was
sort
of
an
uphill
battle
one
day
after
a
math
test
Sarah
left
class
to
go
get
a
drink
of
water
on
her
way
to
the
water
fountain
she
noticed
a
second
or
third
grader
crying
in
the
hallway
with
a
guidance
counselor
the
counselor
was
saying
it's
okay
it's
just
a
game
it's
just
a
game
over
and
over
as
Sarah
walked
past
them
she
thought
to
herself
how
little
kids
have
no
idea
how
good
they
have
it
six
years
later
Sarah
was
16
and
a
junior
in
high
school
it
had
been
one
of
her
hardest
school
years
yet
she
struggled
to
keep
her
grades
up
and
felt
the
pressure
of
needing
to
more
than
ever
for
the
first
time
she
started
looking
at
colleges
and
having
to
think
about
her
life
after
school
all
of
it
terrified
and
stressed
her
out
that
same
year
Sarah
got
her
license
and
could
essentially
go
wherever
she
wanted
she
had
to
schedule
around
when
her
older
brother
was
using
the
family's
second
car
though
which
meant
her
and
her
brother
fought
over
it
nearly
every
time
when
she
did
get
to
use
it
though
Sarah
and
her
friends
would
go
out
and
enjoy
the
new
sense
of
freedom
that
came
with
being
that
age
they
would
go
to
the
park
the
mall
parties
each
other's
houses
and
sometimes
just
drive
around
and
smoke
weed
and
get
food
most
of
the
time
it
was
really
fun
but
a
lot
of
the
times
Sarah
felt
a
weird
increasing
amount
of
competitiveness
with
her
friends
especially
when
boys
were
around
one
boy
in
particular
who
Sarah
liked
a
lot
ended
up
making
out
with
one
of
her
friends
while
they
were
at
the
mall
together
of
course
this
devastated
Sarah
and
she
rushed
off
and
sat
in
the
food
court
by
herself
trying
not
to
cry
while
she
waited
for
her
mom
to
come
pick
her
up
so
to
avoid
going
home
with
her
friends
while
she
sat
there
thinking
about
how
horrible
the
year
had
been
with
all
the
stresses
of
school
and
new
responsibilities
and
increasing
social
challenges
a
group
of
three
little
girls
who
looked
to
be
around
fifth
or
sixth
grade
walked
by
her
and
sat
at
a
table
just
a
couple
feet
away
Sarah
overheard
them
complaining
about
a
teacher
or
something
and
she
condescendingly
laughed
to
herself
she
thought
about
how
they
had
no
idea
how
easy
they
had
it
simultaneously
she
was
suddenly
reminded
of
her
own
elementary
in
middle
school
years
she
remembered
how
easy
and
fun
it
was
to
be
at
an
age
when
you
still
had
things
like
recess
just
hanging
out
flirting
with
boys
with
no
real
pressure
and
no
real
life
stresses
other
than
silly
little
tests
and
other
dumb
little
kids
she
got
visuals
in
her
head
of
her
5th
and
6th
grade
classrooms
and
hallways
and
so
on
recalling
various
specific
memories
that
she
had
forgotten
about
but
we're
now
suddenly
being
played
out
of
the
strange
storage
center
of
the
brain
like
blurry
little
movies
in
that
moment
she
felt
a
longing
to
be
back
there
eight
more
years
went
by
Sara
was
24
living
in
New
York
City
after
going
to
college
in
Syracuse
New
York
several
hundred
miles
away
from
home
she
decided
to
stay
in
New
York
after
graduating
and
moved
to
the
city
for
work
she
was
living
in
an
apartment
that
she
split
with
four
other
people
it
was
tight
quarters
but
the
group
had
sort
of
become
like
a
little
family
and
something
was
always
going
on
in
the
apartment
the
whole
group
would
sometimes
go
to
the
bars
and
clubs
together
bringing
their
other
friend
groups
all
into
one
big
one
however
a
good
percentage
of
the
time
most
of
her
friends
and
roommates
were
busy
tired
or
uninterested
in
going
out
all
with
their
own
lives
relationships
job
schedules
and
so
on
during
this
time
despite
living
with
four
people
sara
constantly
felt
lonely
it
had
been
three
years
since
she
broke
up
with
the
guy
she
dated
seriously
in
college
she
broke
up
with
him
because
he
drank
all
the
time
and
was
an
[ __ ]
when
he
did
but
she
still
wasn't
really
over
him
and
she
definitely
wasn't
over
being
alone
for
work
during
this
time
Sarah
was
a
typesetter
for
a
midsize
publishing
company
helping
create
text
layouts
for
business
oriented
books
and
print
publications
the
job
was
both
tedious
and
stressful
the
pressure
of
the
work
environment
paired
with
her
lack
of
personal
connection
to
the
outcome
made
it
meaninglessly
difficult
she
loved
living
in
New
York
City
though
and
her
options
were
limited
in
order
to
afford
the
nearly
impossible
cost
to
stay
in
order
to
try
and
increase
her
income
ever
since
graduating
college
she
had
been
trying
to
build
up
her
own
graphic
design
business
on
the
side
which
he
put
most
of
her
spare
time
towards
she
was
always
looking
for
freelance
projects
and
working
on
personal
portfolio
pieces
but
she
had
yet
to
find
any
sort
of
success
she
worried
deeply
about
the
direction
of
her
life
or
lack
thereof
and
felt
aimless
incapable
and
afraid
of
never
finding
success
in
anything
personally
meaningful
the
unknown
and
uncertainty
not
at
her
like
a
cramped
muscle
in
her
spine
one
night
on
a
fairly
ordinary
Saturday
Sara
drank
wine
by
herself
in
her
apartment
while
working
on
a
graphic
design
piece
a
couple
hours
in
she
was
properly
drunk
while
looking
for
source
material
and
old
files
she
ended
up
looking
through
old
photos
on
her
laptop
specifically
photos
of
her
and
her
ex-boyfriend
in
college
this
then
led
her
to
look
at
other
old
photos
and
videos
from
college
in
high
school
parties
projects
travels
dorms
her
winter
and
summer
breaks
videos
that
her
friends
made
at
sleepovers
and
so
on
she
thought
about
how
fun
college
was
and
how
easy
high
school
was
to
have
friends
that
weren't
always
busy
and
to
have
fun
just
driving
around
and
going
to
the
mall
to
not
have
to
worry
about
real
money
problems
to
have
summers
that
still
felt
like
summers
to
have
semesters
that
ended
and
began
to
just
be
a
student
with
nothing
that's
serious
on
their
plate
and
to
still
have
a
boyfriend
who
made
her
loneliness
feel
less
real
in
this
moment
Sarah
felt
a
deep
nostalgic
longing
to
be
back
in
the
time
of
the
photos
21
years
went
by
sarah
was
44
and
had
since
become
a
wife
a
successful
independent
graphic
designer
and
a
mother
of
two
boys
when
she
was
36
one
of
her
designs
that
she
posted
on
the
Internet
got
noticed
by
the
founder
of
a
start-up
tech
company
the
founder
liked
it
so
much
she
reached
out
and
asked
Sarah
if
the
company
could
purchase
an
iteration
of
the
design
and
use
it
as
their
logo
Sarah
of
course
agreed
and
two
years
later
after
the
company
had
become
a
massive
success
she
was
given
the
opportunity
to
lead
the
company's
brand
identity
icon
designs
and
nearly
all
other
visual
elements
ever
since
Sarah
slowly
became
a
highly
sought
after
world-renowned
graphic
designer
eventually
starting
her
own
studio
and
design
consulting
agency
partnering
with
several
other
industry
leaders
between
this
and
her
two
children
almost
every
week
was
filled
to
maximum
capacity
there
was
never
a
dull
moment
which
was
engaging
but
there
was
never
a
dull
moment
which
was
also
absolutely
exhausting
she
appreciated
her
job
and
loved
her
family
but
Sarah
often
found
herself
feeling
suffocated
by
her
life
not
just
by
the
intense
stress
pressure
or
responsibility
of
everything
but
by
the
feeling
that
all
possibilities
for
anything
else
were
essentially
gone
forever
on
one
Friday
Sarah
picked
up
her
youngest
son
from
baseball
practice
in
between
two
of
her
afternoon
meetings
on
the
way
back
to
the
office
Sarah
stopped
for
a
drink
at
a
local
bar
to
give
herself
a
moment
to
breathe
she
had
two
more
meetings
that
day
and
then
a
seminar
presentation
that
night
along
with
two
more
big
presentations
over
the
weekend
this
was
a
lot
but
normal
for
her
while
at
the
bar
a
small
group
of
20
or
30
something
year
olds
came
in
and
sat
they
were
talking
about
what
sounded
like
a
business
they
were
working
on
or
towards
Sarah
listen
while
she
drank
she
looked
over
out
of
the
corner
of
her
eyes
and
thought
about
how
nice
it
would
be
to
be
that
age
again
to
still
have
a
friend
group
like
that
to
be
able
to
go
out
once
or
twice
a
weekend
with
no
worries
or
even
just
be
able
to
stay
in
by
herself
and
drink
wine
relax
and
work
on
her
own
projects
with
no
distractions
so
you
remember
the
times
when
she
was
first
living
in
the
city
the
shitty
apartments
that
she
loved
the
roommates
that
were
always
around
to
have
fun
the
nights
out
being
young
and
single
she
thought
back
to
how
exciting
it
was
to
be
in
the
face
of
the
unknown
everything
in
her
life
now
was
mostly
figured
out
and
now
she
longed
to
be
back
when
nothing
was
figured
out
and
everything
was
still
possible
she
thought
to
herself
almost
slightly
mad
at
the
naive
young
adults
next
to
her
that
20
year
olds
never
realized
how
good
they
have
it
the
last
40
years
went
by
Sarah
was
84
she
had
developed
moderate
osteoporosis
which
had
begun
to
somewhat
limit
her
mobility
with
all
likeliness
of
worsening
she
lived
in
an
assisted
living
center
for
elderly
with
memory
and
mobility
issues
on
a
normal
Sunday
her
16
year
old
granddaughter
Olivia
visited
her
Sarah
and
her
granddaughter
were
very
close
and
Olivia
would
often
visit
to
talk
keep
her
company
and
ask
her
for
advice
on
this
particular
day
the
two
watched
a
movie
together
it
was
a
sad
movie
where
someone
died
really
young
from
cancer
when
the
movie
was
over
the
two
cried
a
little
while
they
talked
about
it
at
one
point
while
talking
about
life
and
aging
Olivia
asked
Sarah
if
she
regretted
anything
Sarah
thought
for
a
moment
about
how
honest
she
wanted
to
be
with
Olivia
then
she
answered
and
said
that
one
of
the
things
she
regretted
is
that
she
never
realized
how
good
she
had
it
until
it
was
too
late
until
she
was
this
frail
old
woman
alone
in
an
assisted
living
home
with
nothing
to
do
she
said
that
she
would
give
anything
to
be
back
any
age
younger
than
70
not
even
to
do
anything
different
but
to
just
do
it
again
to
be
45
again
and
be
passionate
and
engaged
in
a
job
she
thrived
in
to
still
be
a
wife
and
a
mother
of
little
children
to
still
be
front
and
center
of
the
orchestra
of
her
life
Sarah
ended
with
saying
something
along
the
lines
of
don't
overlook
what
you
have
while
you
have
it
Olivia
you
don't
realize
how
good
it
is
to
be
where
you
are
until
you
aren't
and
you
don't
realize
how
young
you
are
until
you
realize
you
were
just
young
for
the
last
time
ever
don't
wait
until
you're
my
age
it's
no
fun
after
asking
a
few
more
questions
the
two
said
goodbye
with
the
hug
and
Olivia
went
home
leaving
Sarah
alone
in
her
room
before
turning
the
TV
back
on
Sarah
thought
about
her
own
advice
for
a
moment
she
wasn't
sure
if
she
meant
what
she
said
or
if
it
was
more
of
just
what
she
thought
she
was
supposed
to
say
if
she
was
in
a
movie
or
a
story
or
something
she
thought
about
how
she
was
essentially
saying
that
life
comes
down
to
being
this
old
and
everything
before
it
was
good
and
everything
after
it
is
basically
the
run
off
but
then
this
made
her
think
about
how
even
there
she
wasn't
listening
to
her
own
advice
she
considered
that
in
that
moment
she
was
in
fact
existing
in
but
another
period
of
her
life
that
if
she
lived
longer
she
would
almost
certainly
look
back
fondly
on
that
if
in
10
years
she
was
still
alive
but
completely
bedridden
or
beginning
to
lose
her
mind
she
would
look
back
at
this
time
when
she
still
had
a
body
and
brain
that
worked
a
time
when
she
had
essentially
nothing
to
worry
about
other
than
what
activity
she
wanted
to
do
at
the
home
a
time
when
her
kids
and
grandkids
visited
her
and
she
still
knew
who
they
were
this
then
made
Sara
question
how
she
looked
at
her
whole
life
during
each
moment
she
always
knew
that
she
looked
at
the
past
through
rose-colored
glasses
she
knew
everyone
did
and
that
this
was
just
a
cliche
written
into
the
script
of
life
but
she
never
really
thought
about
what
this
meant
about
the
present
that
if
seemingly
every
version
of
the
past
could
be
viewed
through
the
positive
color
of
rose
then
that
same
shade
of
Rose
must
exist
in
every
moment
in
period
of
life
including
this
one
and
that
perhaps
the
problem
is
roses
just
one
shade
of
many
colors
that
coat
every
moment
at
the
same
time
and
when
you
mix
multiple
primary
and
complementary
colors
together
you
get
a
brownish
or
grayish
color
and
when
you
see
a
brown
or
gray
it's
essentially
impossible
to
see
the
other
shades
of
colors
that
help
make
it
she
realized
in
this
that
even
in
the
mostly
positive
rose-colored
moments
of
life
it
didn't
take
much
green
or
yellow
to
make
everything
look
Brown
and
when
reflecting
back
she
didn't
see
the
other
colors
of
anxiety
or
stress
not
because
they
didn't
exist
but
because
the
stressful
confusing
and
overwhelming
parts
of
her
memories
weren't
so
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truth in advertising whether it's the tact on resort fees from your last vegas vacation or that photo of the big mac that looks nothing like the burger you'll be eating the corporations are always finding new misleading ways to market their products and this is no less true in the tech world especially when it comes to SSDs so Sabourin sponsored this video demystifying some of the SSD marketing that's out there now don't get me wrong when companies claim that SSDs are faster than traditional hard drives they are definitely right about that the issue is that typically the numbers on the spec sheet or the advertisement from the manufacturer while very impressive sounding and big in many cases seem to be designed only to make their drive sound incredibly fast now in this video we discussed which specs to pay the most attention to when shopping for an SSD for example an SSD will be able to read or write large sequential files something like a space hogging video file more quickly than lots of small more random bits of data like you would encounter with frequently used programs like web browsers meaning that the random performance specs are more relevant to the everyday user than the sequential ones but here's the rub there isn't any kind of body or industry association that oversees SSD testing and while SSDs work very differently compared to mechanical hard drives and even compared to each other in many cases oftentimes the exact same tests are used on hard drives and SSDs you see most quick and dirty drive benchmarks measure how long it takes for a drive to accomplish some task say transferring a large file but this kind of work is a lot more straightforward for a hard drive because fragmentation aside it can simply overwrite whatever space on the platter is marked as free SSDs on the other hand often need to erase the data first and move some existing data before new data can be written to a specific block you can learn more about that up here but basically it adds more time to your SSD write operations especially if your SSD is getting full and doesn't have as much free space to work with and while it might not be difficult to measure how long this process takes the issue is that in the real world people aren't writing to mostly empty drives which is what many manufacturers use for their benchmarks instead as your SSD fills up from daily use there's more and more performance overhead due to data reshuffling which can cause real-world speeds to drop off dramatically far below what's listed on the spec sheet then making matters much worse you have the fact that the number of random reads in particular that an SSD can do this is measured in AI ops is often reported while the SSD isn't also trying to write much data and in the real world there are many scenarios where you would be doing both reading and writing at the same time meaning that these read AI ops that are reported on the sheet can easily end up inflated throw in the fact that an 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sea-level seems like a pretty easy concept right you just measure the average level of the oceans and that's that but what about parts of the earth where there aren't oceans for example when we say that Mount Everest is eight thousand eight hundred and fifty meters above sea level how do we know what sea level would be beneath Mount Everest since there's no sea for hundreds of kilometers if the earth were flat then things would be easy we just draw a straight line through the average height of the oceans and be done with it but the earth isn't flat if the earth were spherical it would be easy to because we could just measure the average distance from the center of the earth to the surface of the ocean but the earth isn't spherical it's spinning so bits closer to the equator are thrown out by centrifugal effects and the poles get squashed in a bit in fact the earth is so non spherical that it's 42 kilometers farther across at the equator than from pole to pole that means if you thought the earth were a sphere and defined sea level by standing on the sea ice at the North Pole then the surface of the ocean at the equator would be 21 kilometers above sea level this bulging is also why the chimborazo volcano in Ecuador and not Mount Everest is the peak that's actually farthest from the center of the earth so how do we know what sea level is well water is held on earth by gravity so we could model the earth as a flattened and stretched spinning sphere and then calculate what height the oceans would settle to when pulled by gravity onto the surface of that ellipsoid except the interior of the earth doesn't have the same density everywhere which means gravity is slightly stronger or weaker at different points around the globe then the oceans tend to puddle more near the dense spots these aren't small changes either the level of the sea can vary by up to a hundred meters from a uniform ellipsoid depending on the density of the earth beneath it and on top of that literally there are these pesky things called continents moving around on the Earth's surface these dense lumps of rock bump out from the ellipsoid and their mass gravitationally attracts oceans while valleys in the ocean floor have less mass and the oceans flow away shallower and this is the real conundrum because the very presence of a mountain and continent on which it sits changes the level of the sea the gravitational attraction of land pulls more water nearby raising the sea around it so to determine the height of a mountain above sea level should we use the height the sea would be if the mountain weren't there at all or the height the sea would be if the mountain weren't there but its gravity were the people who worry about such thing called geodetic scientists or giada cysts decided that we should indeed define sea-level using the strength of gravity so they went about creating an incredibly detailed model of the Earth's gravitational field called creatively the earth gravitational model it's incorporated into modern GPS receivers so they won't tell you you're a hundred meters below sea level when you're in fact sitting on the beach in Sri Lanka which has weak gravity and the model has allowed giada cysts themselves to correctly predict the average level of the ocean to within a meter everywhere on earth which is why we also use it to define what sea level would be beneath mountains if they weren't there but their gravity were this episode of minute physics is supported by audible.com the leading provider of audiobooks across all types of literature including fiction and nonfiction and periodicals I highly recommend the drunkards walk how randomness rules our lives by Leonard wada no it explores how horrible we humans are at recognizing true randomness and how relentlessly we search for patterns in the world around us even if they aren't there here's a list of 100 ones and zeroes can you tell whether or not it's random anyway you can download this audiobook or another of your choice for free at audible.com/asap physics and for giving you a free audiobook at audible comm slash minute


[Music] that is right guys the title is right the thumbnail is right I bought a Bentley GT continental a bit of a wild card I know but before we get into the video this video has been sponsored by Squarespace from websites to online stores to marketing and analytics Squarespace is the all-in-one platform to build your online presence and run your business so whether you run a business a blog or even a YouTube channel are myself the first point of contact is usually a website which is why it's important to the professional at all times this is made so easy by Squarespace because they've got so many templates to choose from the templates looks so professional and you can just simply drag and drop your own logos and images into them to make your website look unique and professional and consistent at the same time so guys head to Squarespace calm now to get your free trial and when you're ready to launch your website click my link in the description box below to get 10% off your first 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mark 3 which I posted up on my Instagram and also on my YouTube page as well but there's two reasons why I didn't buy it one was because it simply just went for too much for what the work needed doing and two it just seems like it seems like I've already touched in that area I've already touched in that subject it was a simple and easy fix for me and I'm pretty much staying in my comfort zone so this Bentley came up and I sort of seen it and I couldn't believe how cheap it was I don't have much of a bonus but it has a small amount of research before I went in and bought this so first of all I just saw the pictures I just saw the pictures that were online and I could see it had a small amount of frame damage and it's categorized as a category S which is a structural damage but obviously the TT was also structural damage and like old cars like this they tend to just write off for the tiniest little thing so I thought I went ahead with it and it bought it as I said I don't know much about Bentley's whether it's true or not that the parts are generally really expensive and it's going to cost a lot to repair but this is one of the reasons why I wanted to buy this car because it's going to be gonna be completely out of my comfort zone and you guys are gonna get to see me hopefully not struggle too much but I think this has got a potential to be an absolute beast it's got w12 engine in it and it's 560 brake now because it's twin-turbo you can remap them to be so quick [Music] so I've won the car and the car got delivered literally the same day but not to a surprise because it did say that is it runs and drives it drove straight off the trailer and straight onto and straight onto my drive that I didn't do too much research into it but I knew that these Bentley's are heavy cars and I think if I'm right they weigh two and a half ton which showed right here because as we reversed it onto my drive we reverse straight over the manhole which got an aluminium cover over it and it completely bent the whole thing in so we had to repair that cover as well so this car is a pretty heavy beast so how much did I win it for well I hope I've got a good deal here it's on 80,000 miles I have only got one key and no service history at the minute but potentially they're going to be sent through to me I actually won this car for ten thousand pounds just think of how much car you get in for ten thousand pounds I'm sure these cars with list price weight over a hundred thousand pounds back in the day now a set of wasn't going to go get change but I think I'm good oh because I literally keep seeing myself in the screen of the camera and I just simply can't take myself seriously I'm pretty sure my neighbors don't either so I'm gonna go get changed I'll check back for you in three two one and I'm back so let's talk about what 10,000 pound brought me well.all importantly it's got the Bentley's famous w12 engine holding 560 brake horsepower and you know what I've completely forgot that the torque figures on it fit one of you guys can put them in the comment section below and it actually takes 30 engineers to build a w12 engine and I think it takes around 13 hours if I could remember Allah I've got 420 ins Bentley alloys which have Pirelli PZero tires up which have got a whole lot of tread the window is actually double glazed Bentley logo which actually represents speed and power is actually different depending on the model of car I think the reason that did this is to stop replica badges going out there so if you notice on this one on the right-hand wing is got 11 feathers and on the left hand wing it's got 10 feathers so uneven a man I think mr. Bentley was thinking you know what for make it different they won't pick up on that and I'll be able to tell if a friendly bunch now this course a 2006 and it has keyless entry unbelievable Jeff now the smell inside here just smells like a really expensive handbag now I wouldn't would normally go for cream leather but I think the contrast between the black and the cream just looks really good it's like the combination of a nice suit quite fancy if I do say so myself now it takes a hundred and ten hours to build a Continental GT if I'm right and it really shows that the weight of the doors is unbelievable unbelievable Jeff and just the quality of everything inside here you just not believe you're sitting in a car which is which is over 10 years old oh yeah oh just excuse me I'm just having a massage because these chairs actually massager just stick out this Breitling clock here now I don't know too much about watches or clocks but I know that brands are quite expensive so think about a Breitling watch maybe it's paid I don't know two three grand I bought this whole car with a Breitling clock for 10 grand now just about everything in this car is electric down to the steering wheel adjustments to the seat adjustments it's got a lot of the technology of the car that you'd expect today here it seems it has air suspension with adjustable up and down it's got a spoiler which unfortunately doesn't work it's dumped oh just in and it's got a start/stop button now the carpet inside this boot is so thick it's thicker than a house carpet in that a train ticket to Chislehurst a Casio and peppe's restaurant in London so I suspect this car has came from London obviously don't have to press the button to open the door you can simply just walk up to it open the door and when this comes on here it looks like you get three keys with the Bentley when you buy it from new and as you can see I have the number one could well I've key three but it looks like key one was CAF so I'm assuming CAF was the lady owner who those two and Cassio and Pepys in London and parks are Bentley at Chislehurst Station as well and she owned this car and possibly had the accident in it so cars out to you I don't think we'll be in anytime soon but if you're watching this video make sure you click Subscribe [Music] [Music] now of course it's got pretty much half a wing so I suspect what the insurance did is notice had a big smack here because casters may be pulled out and someone smacked you on the front the insurance have looked at it and thought you know what instead of taking the whole wing off let's just cut it off it needs to replace anyway they've cut it down here they've seen the frame damage and thought 2006 Bentley this is gonna cost a fortune to repair god help anyone who buys this car let's write it off category s let's give Cuffy some money while someone like me buys this and attempts to fix it now obviously as well as the wing it's missing a front bumper as well a few other parts but as I said this is going to be in a future video and I'm going to be taken through the sourcing of the parts that the costs of the pass this time because a lot of you guys moaned on the previous asphalt project that I didn't write down exact costs with this one I will be writing down the full exact cost of everything and we'll be finding out can you really buy a cheap luxury car and look rich in it it's so if you new here and you've just found the channel through this video be sure to click Subscribe and hit the thumbs up button most of this I will be attempting to do on the driveway and it's going to be a lot of fun for me and you guys as well so for everyone watching insta subscribers the new viewers I've hope you enjoyed this video and I hope I've summed up pretty much everything on this cheap Bentley this cheap wrecked Bentley that I bought and hopefully you all follow me on the journey of rebuilding this thing entirely into something really nice so that's what's in this video guys make sure you have a good subscribe we'll see you in the next video peace out [Music] [Music]


[Music] [Music] hello sir are you doing today good I stopped you your registrations out by just over a year yeah I was actually on my way to get it done right now yeah that's gonna do it is that what you're doing yes surprising what about the whole two years you've almost had to get it done oh this isn't my car so I was just helping a friend out okay yeah whose car is it my sister is that a Gatling gun what it's in the backseat not that I know of no I don't this is my this is in my car mm-hmm I don't oh I didn't even know that was there whose car is this it's my dad's sisters what about the one right next to unique that is my friend uh Jimbo's yeah it's I think he just leaves that here sometimes when he rides in my sister's car I don't know I just not mine I don't know anything about it give your driver's license or ID card actually do not need it why's that I'm actually a sovereign citizen okay and then I also noticed that you have a pistol to your waistband you have a permit or a license for that not my pants you know what seems to be the problem officer welcome to demolition ranch I am joined by officer Zack Owens what's up dude how you doing today good good Zack is a police officer in Midland Midland Texas the Midland PD right get that right and I first met Zack a couple years ago he came out to demolition a we just had a meet and greet and he was one of the attendees at the meet and greet and he had a demolicious shirt on and we took some pictures and that was where our story stopped for a while but then how long ago was that is August 31st so August you were involved in a pretty crazy situation an active shooter in Midland Odessa which is over in West Texas and I got an email a few days later from a guy who was one of your good buddies and he told me that you were involved in that shooting you were actually shot in that shooting in the line of duty and you were up in a hospital and he said hey you know Zacks big fan of Channel and I think it lifts the spirits and so I the next day jumped in a car and drove out to Midland saw you in a hospital and that's where our story kind of picked up again we you basically were just on a normal normal day patrolling around and you get some calls come in saying there is an active shooter he was you just waiting you know we need to shoot more people and he was in his car or in a car he's in a car yes and we locked eyes and when we started shooting at one another and he sped off towards more people and thankfully for other officers in the area they were able to stop him from causing any more harm to anyone else yeah I was I had it was about a minute after he saw you that he was totally stopped yes and so you actually took some damage during this firefight as well yes what happened there well I think the worst of it for most people would say losing an eye my left eye it's a prosthetic eye which is crazy because it looks super real I knew he lost his eye after I left the hospital I stayed in touch and they told me like he did his eye but then he showed up today and I was like you're right look super I would never know yeah which is pretty awesome that a guy they they do amazing things yeah you know I went to flying from Texas to Alabama I went to Cox ocular and they she did it all by hand I mean it's beautiful it's crazy so and most people don't even know it's not know no one would ever know yeah took took a round to the hand or external fixator for too long yeah was annoying yeah but and then then one fell arm but geez other than that I've healed up and I feel great yep all the support from everybody has been wonderful yeah I can't think thank everybody enough you know just the outreach from all over the world people supporting police and it means a lot super cool to see how many people even just when I was there that one day at the hospital how many who came to see you off like was so cool the turnout was amazing the support I can't that's lifting my spirits yeah what helped me to recover so quickly it's still a long road ahead but I can't tell you everybody how much I appreciate it yeah and so I told Zach that when he gets all healed up we need to have him out for a demolition range day and we're doing it today in 1909 my grandfather opened a candy shop with all the money he had and he spent the very last of that money $14 on this cash register for his candy shop and it's been in our family for a hundred and ten years it's been sitting at my grandma's house and she has dementia now so I went in and stole it love you Bhima she didn't even notice I'm just kidding we bought off Craigslist yesterday and I was kind of worried that it was gonna be some like antique relic and it is but it's not worth much we looked it up I was like if it's worth like five thousand bucks man I'm just gonna sell it we looked it up it's worth like $80 so we have this old National Cash Register Co it's locked up tight hold on this is open and there's a key in here but it won't turn and so we cannot actually get the drawer Oh but we're gonna start with a 22 long rifle I'm gonna say there's $0 in it I just there's just no way we couldn't be that lucky we'll find out though oh that guns so dirty yeah just dropped it it was like so got metal holding it in next up is a 9-millimeter but this is out of a brand-new gun this is a Calista cough USA kp9 you can tell it looks kind of like an ak-47 it is built very similarly with similar controls we have a regular 8 K style safety over here this is actually considered a pistol because it has such a short barrel and it has a collapsible stock I mean a foldable stock so we are going to go ahead and I've actually never fired this thing and I go ahead and shoot a couple rounds at some other targets and then one at the cash register I also put a vortex razor red dot on top of it let's check it out how did that wait all right we'll split what's in here okay that you can have this thing's a button dibs on this and which one of these do you want I'll take the Walker oh yeah I'll take the logo you have the lock washer there's a bullet you know we made a wait wha there's our 9-millimeter smash right there so looks like they they build them better than they used to actually I always actually fear this in a video where we expect it to last a long time and then it looks like done in two shots that's what she said curiously two key holes right here no idea why there is a key right here and this I don't know what this thing does but this key lock it does yeah key lock this things this thing's just got mysteries all over it so we're gonna go ahead and try to open the rest of this thing up and there's got to be something we're not seeing here because you know I think that usually this is just the dummy drawer this is where the bad guys think money is but it never lived there the big bills are all up here somewhere this is the Black Aces tactical pro series bullpup a 12-gauge shotgun bullpup configuration mag bed it's awesome and I want to show first the PL pro this is from Olight and this episode is sponsored by Oh light what I like about them is their charge ports are magnetic so it's super easy to charge them 1500 lumens Zak how bright is this it seems really bright to me oh we have a special offer in description below for you guys uh no lights this Christmas Zak would you like to be the first to shoot this thing all right you have it perfect that worked out we put a vortex red dot on top of this thing as well that's probably did nothing push it in lay it did bend it in back dude well we have more powerful rounds we have some buckshot let's try that high brass double-aught buckshot smacked it pretty good so that one went straight through this one stopped on it and there's our B beat huh and then these my doing what a little oh well what if we just shot fire at it dragon's breath I think they just put like shavings of magnesium like little chunks of magnesium when it fires out it bites them fired I've actually made some of these rounds before I've never shot like actual I definitely get him a thing nothing nothing at all it looks cool it looked real cool we need more penetration and so Zack actually brought his demo ranch AR this is the very first one that ever came off the line this is serial number one of the demo ranch ARS until I haven't even shot this thing we're going to shoot that downrange but I really wish we had one more AR to shoot some of that five five six Amazon range oh wait we do but Matt that's just a tiny little pack how can you have an AR in there well my friends this is a Gen 3 fold AR this AR as you can see folds in thirds so the barrel folds around like so and then it has a dead foot arms folder on the back as well so the buffer tube folds around and you open it up and you have an ar-15 that fits in a handy-dandy little tiny package this has a vortex Viper red dot and we're ready to fire ready the money it's probably a lot in there we hit it a lot that duster smoke what is this burning right now watch the glass still intact how is the glass still intact okay the thing is like we're trying to open this we don't even know what opens it smells like old people Zack just noticed that nothing went through the back that's super surprising we shot this thing with like 20 rounds of five five six and one and they all stopped inside of it got a new Henry so this is a forty five seventy I actually have a gun that looks very similar to this but this is their brand new one that has a side gate on it so you actually can load it here typical Henry's you load up here like that and you have to load everything all at once this one in between firing a couple rounds I can stick another round in there if I want and so very cool feature to now have the side loading gates on a Henry 4570 alright these are the extreme penetrator rounds they're solid brass bullet going super fast and very powerful you will notice a big fireball coming out of this gun I'm gonna try to shoot three of them and be a man so that Zack thinks I'm cool one's good this has no butt pad also that is a solid brass plate that's slamming into my shoulder ah you can do it just two more that's not bad alright last would it even hurts just when I put it back up here it's already bruised I can feel it so that's 45 70 that's 45 yeah that's 45 70 and that's 45 70 still pretty locked down oh how the heck dude what is in this that makes a forty five seventy extreme penetrator rid of them not go through oh yeah oh yeah money no oh that's why I was stopping all these are solid metal rods and they're all stacked on our bolts or hitting all those this tumbler is solid metal so this is this is an old-school adding machine right I mean that's what it's doing as you type in these things these all have numbers on them back when it was new and as you type them in it would add up your purchase it is just that's why it's so heavy - it's just full of metal this is a computer kids back from grandpas day these are patents 1910 1915 1915 1920 in Canada they have some other patents pending so this probably some good stuff over to this company here's a penetrator bullet that is a 4570 definitely smashed through some stuff and you can actually see where went through here because you can see brass on these metal pieces there turns out these things are very bulletproof up here and very hard to open up here so they don't want you seeing all the hardware here but it's very easy to actually get the drawers open just one little 9 millimeter at the front pops out and lets you have everything Zack glad to see you doing well thanks for having me man yeah for sure thanks for coming in hope see out on the streets again soon do what you do appreciate you I'm actually going to put this thing on Antiques Roadshow my meemaw said that as long as the glass is good it's still worth some money [Music] Bobby I'm a doctor


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formula
one
champion
lewis
hamilton
graciously
took
time
out
of
his
busy
schedule
to
lecture
us
about
climate
change
in
the
state
of
the
oceans
while
sunning
himself
on
his
gas-guzzling
luxury
speedboat
the
sacrifices
louis
makes
took
the
day
off
on
tuesday
a
day
for
myself
and
no
phone
no
training
just
me
and
roscoe
on
the
water
i
had
time
to
reflect
on
where
we
are
in
the
world
today
every
day
i
see
something
upsetting
happening
people
being
abused
people
suffering
no
phone
no
cameras
just
you
and
roscoe
on
the
water
except
the
film
crew
you
hired
to
make
you
look
righteously
pensive
while
you
condescendingly
virtue
signal
oceans
and
forests
being
destroyed
2020
is
such
a
heavy
year
but
it
gives
me
hope
seeing
people
come
together
fighting
for
justice
and
doing
more
for
our
planet
and
the
people
in
it
doing
more
for
our
planet
you're
literally
the
face
of
an
industry
that
pumps
out
256
000
tons
of
carbon
dioxide
emissions
every
single
year
and
that's
not
even
including
fans
transport
to
get
to
the
races
you're
literally
the
lead
driver
for
mercedes
a
company
that
spews
16.4
tons
of
co2
for
every
car
it
produces
daimler
ag
the
parent
company
of
mercedes-benz
was
fined
700
million
dollars
by
german
prosecutors
last
year
for
lying
about
its
nitrogen
oxide
emissions
they
literally
installed
secret
devices
that
hid
the
true
level
of
emissions
so
their
cars
could
cheat
emissions
tests
and
i'm
sure
doing
more
for
our
planet
was
at
the
forefront
of
lewis's
mind
when
he
purchased
each
of
his
15
cars
eight
of
which
are
supercars
i'm
sure
the
state
of
mother
earth
was
a
major
factor
in
his
decision
to
rent
an
entire
garage
in
la
to
store
half
of
them
in
and
yeah
big
shock
lewis
hamilton
likes
cars
why
is
he
lecturing
guzz
about
climate
change
his
carbon
footprint
is
the
size
of
a
small
country
he's
whining
about
damage
to
the
oceans
to
the
background
sound
of
a
massive
outboard
motor
it'd
be
like
jocelyn
wildenstein
brow
beating
us
about
the
immorality
of
plastic
surgery
dude
has
less
self-awareness
than
a
dog
licking
its
balls
in
public
this
is
a
guy
who
cries
on
instagram
about
how
everyone
needs
to
go
vegan
because
the
climate
is
decaying
as
he
whizzes
around
the
globe
on
a
25
million
pound
private
jet
a
three
million
pound
yacht
while
he's
sponsored
by
an
oil
and
gas
company
we
all
know
the
lifestyle
that
lewis
has
said
rival
driver
fernando
alonso
and
that
formula
one
drivers
take
200
planes
a
year
you
can't
then
say
don't
eat
meat
but
if
there's
one
person
in
formula
one
that's
an
even
more
gargantuan
hypocrite
than
lewis
hamilton
it's
no
it's
still
lewis
hamilton
you
see
as
a
black
person
lewis
understands
the
struggle
for
people
of
color
when
it
comes
to
sports
and
entertainment
both
industries
in
which
they're
notoriously
underrepresented
lewis
understands
black
oppression
that's
why
with
mercedes
he's
become
formula
one's
most
ardent
torch
bearer
for
black
lives
matter
the
black
lives
matter
protest
had
could
not
stay
silent
in
terms
of
systemic
racism
it
is
all
over
the
place
once
again
displaying
such
impressive
levels
of
self-delusion
that
he
sees
no
contradiction
whatsoever
in
supporting
a
violent
revolutionary
marxist
organization
that's
sworn
to
destroy
capitalism
while
being
the
poster
boy
for
a
hyper
capitalist
industry
with
an
annual
revenue
generation
of
four
billion
dollars
also
quite
ironic
that
formula
one
heiress
petra
ecclestone
literally
said
that
due
to
an
explosion
in
violent
crime
she
had
to
flee
london
a
city
where
black
lives
matter
so
much
73
of
knife
offenders
and
53
percent
of
victims
are
from
a
black
or
ethnic
minority
background
but
see
as
a
black
man
lewis
is
so
oppressed
that
mercedes
gave
him
a
contract
for
just
60
million
pounds
a
season
i
know
the
struggle
is
real
aside
from
his
15
super
cars
lewis
has
been
so
discriminated
against
that
he
has
to
make
do
with
an
18
million
pound
six-bedroom
london
mansion
and
a
32
million
pound
6547
square
foot
new
york
penthouse
and
an
apartment
in
switzerland
with
a
view
of
lake
geneva
and
a
30
million
apartment
in
the
tax
haven
of
monaco
so
oppressed
i
mean
just
how
hard
done
by
would
you
feel
as
a
person
of
color
to
be
sitting
on
a
net
worth
of
only
285
million
dollars
so
oppressed
if
a
black
dude
rapidly
rising
to
the
top
of
a
cutthroat
industry
to
become
a
multi-time
world
champion
doesn't
suggest
that
we're
living
in
a
post-racist
era
i
don't
know
what
does
but
i've
got
a
theory
as
to
why
lewis
hamilton
became
so
insufferably
woke
it
all
stems
from
a
2017
incident
when
he
upset
the
thought
police
by
telling
his
nephew
not
to
wear
a
princess
dress
i'm
so
sad
right
now
look
at
my
nephew
why
are
you
wearing
a
princess
dress
why
did
you
ask
for
a princess
dress
for
christmas
boys
don't
wear
princess
dresses
instead
of
ignoring
their
pedantic
hyperventilating
hamilton
immediately
prostrated
himself
and
offered
up
a
groveling
apology
for
gender-shaming
his
young
relatives
ever
since
that
brush
with
the
unhinged
mob
hamilton
has
been
walking
on
eggshells
to
protect
his
lucrative
career
but
now
lewis
faces
a
new
challenge
based
max
verstappen
the
red
bull
protege
was
one
of
the
few
f1
drivers
to
refuse
to
cave
to
hamilton's
demand
that
he
take
a
knee
for
black
lives
matter
i
know
who
you
are
and
i
see
you
which
makes
sense
because
red
bull
is
owned
by
dietrich
mata
chips
a
trump
supporting
populist
billionaire
who
has
spoken
out
against
political
correctness
and
angela
merkel's
migrant
invasion
madness
last
month
mata
chips
fired
two
diversity
directors
and
sacked
entire
culture
teams
because
they
were
trying
to
force
the
company
into
corporate
virtue
signaling
for
black
lives
matter
you're
all
fired
yeah
don't
think
a
drive
with
red
bull
is
in
lewis's
future
and
let's
not
forget
hamilton's
cringe
tweet
happened
in
the
same
week
that
tax
dodging
migrant
abusing
ben
and
jerry's
lectured
us
about
the
necessity
of
taking
in
more
illegal
migrants
remember
when
multi-billion
dollar
corporations
just
made
products
and
didn't
guilt-trippers
about
social
justice
as
a
pretentious
marketing
ploy
remember
when
celebrities
weren't
afraid
to
flaunt
their
wealth
remember
when
they
understood
that
they'd
hit
life's
jackpot
and
knew
just
to
shut
up
and
enjoy
it
remember
when
they
didn't
lecture
you
about
your
consumption
while
blitzing
around
the
world
in
speed
boats
and
super
cars
well
with
people
like
lewis
hamilton
around
those
days
are
long
gone
and
they're
not
coming
back
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