over the decades anti-gravity has been the stuff of science fiction though there have been many inventions purporting to be anti-gravity devices from gyroscopic lifters to superconducting magnets so far there has been nothing that is truly capable of nullifying shielding or modifying what we know as gravity so could a form of anti-gravity even be possible given our current understanding [Music] [Applause] [Music] just to be clear what i'm referring to when i say anti-gravity is a way to either nullify or modify the effect of gravity but does not rely upon other forces like electromagnetism or some form of thrust for example whether this would be some kind of local effect that creates a negative form of gravity or modifies gravity so its effect is either increased or decreased almost everything so far which has been claimed to be a form of anti-gravity is really just using other known forces though there is a very interesting effect which if verified could be the closest we have come so far and we will look at that later a plane might be called an anti-gravity machine because it can lift you up and away from the surface of the earth but it's actually using the pressure differential of a wing traveling through the air at speed to create lift a rocket does a similar thing but by burning fuel which expands rapidly creating thrust and pushing it along and with enough thrust it can overcome the pull of earth's gravity but it's nothing more than a chemical reaction in the 1980s and 90s gyroscopic inertial thrusters were seen as potential sources of reactionless thrust when seen in action they appear to be able to generate lift and defy gravity they use various methods of leverage against the support of a large gyroscope or flywheel this appears to generate lift when the angle of the gyroscope is changed but after years of theoretical and laboratory testing by nasa and others no thrust or anti-gravity forces in free space were found to be produced other so-called anti-gravity lifters using the bifida brown effect are in fact using the propulsive force of ion flow by charging a very lightweight object or lifter usually with a high positive voltage the surrounding air is ionized as the ions are attracted to the opposite negative electrode usually on the ground they interact with the neutral air molecules in between creating an air flow with enough force to levitate the lifter while some claim that the effect works in a vacuum and therefore must be some form of interaction between the electric field and the earth's gravitational field and implying that it could be used to create an anti-gravity effect when nasa tested it in a vacuum equivalent to that found at low earth orbit the effect disappeared proving that it was caused by the propulsive force of ions pushing on the air although gravity is one of the fundamental forces and thus anti-gravity would be theoretically impossible it has been proposed that if another force could attract matter or repel it like a theoretical anti-gravity there may be a machine could be made to simulate that effect in scientific papers published between 1991 and 93 american scientist ningli claimed that anti-gravity effects could be achieved if the ions in a bose-einstein condensate that's a state of matter where all the atoms in it can act like one could be trapped into a high temperature superconducting disc with a time varying magnetic field a huge amount of energy could be stored in its lattice structure as each ion would spin rapidly it would create a tiny gravitational field however because all the ions from the bose-einstein condensate would be aligned together the effect would be magnified by the billions of ions in the disk the theory is that this would create a gravity-like field that could either increase or decrease the effect of gravity which ningley called ac gravity because it could either be attractive or repulsive in nature she said that experiments in the lab had created a beam-like effect above the disk which affected mata for some distance and backed up the theories even though it created a lot of interest at the time in 1997 she published another paper saying that new measurements with a more sensitive gravimeter had shown its effect to be either very small or non-existent in 2000 ningley left the university of alabama and set up her own company ac gravity llc and in 2001 was awarded a grant worth just under 450 000 from the department of defense to investigate it further since then she has all but disappeared and nothing more has been heard about her research but the company ac gravity llc is apparently still in business experiments carried out by yev jenny podclitenov in the early 1990s using rotating superconducting disks in a magnetic field claimed to decrease the effect of gravity by about two percent on objects placed above the disk and again it appeared to act like a beam above the disk for a considerable distance however these results had not been able to be verified by other scientists he claimed that the other researchers had not used the same setup and that's why they couldn't reproduce for results and when nasa was about to complete the experiments they ran out of funding and the research was taken over by the department of defense and he was shut out of any further research in the us because of his russian citizenship this and ning lee's work is said to have prompted boeing to investigate the effect of rotating superconductors with project grasp gravity research for advanced space propulsion with potential uses including space launches artificial gravity on spacecraft aircraft propulsion and fuel less electricity generation though others have pointed out that if the effect could be proven and directed into a beam then it would be able to be weaponized creating a steerable artificial gravity force to destabilize missiles planes and satellites since the information has been released boeing has backtracked a bit and said that it was offered the proposal but chose not to fund it with company money but refused to comment if it was a black project on the company books these another experiments are based on the idea of gravito electromagnetism which looks at analogies between maxwell's equations for electromagnetism and einstein's equation for relativistic gravitation basically the premise is that just as a spinning electron creates a magnetic field then a massive spinning object like the earth would create a drag on space-time a bit like when you spin a ball in a viscous fluid like oil although this drag was predicted nearly a hundred years ago einstein called it frame dragging it's taken the best part of a century to prove if it actually existed with several independent satellite missions which did indeed measure a small but noticeable dragging effect this is important because our current theories of gravity are that mass curves otherwise flat space time and this deforming of space-time is gravity this is shown quite well with the weight in the rubber sheet experiment which represents the sun which pulls the sheet down in the center a ball rolling in a straight line follows the curve of the surface and this is like the earth which is traveling in a straight line but is caught in the curve of space-time created by the sun's mass and so long as the earth's speed is constant it orbits the sun if the dragging effect is real then it is affecting gravity and a moving object near a massive rotating object would experience acceleration not predicted by newtonian laws it's been suggested that this is the effect is what might be behind the massive jets of gas which are ejected from quasars and galactic nuclei rotating supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies would also create enormous frame dragging effects this is where the spinning superconducting discs in ningleys and project grasp experiments come in to simulate this frame dragging and the gravitational warping effect but on a very much smaller scale but the elephant in the room is that we still don't know what gravity really is yes we have newton and einstein's laws which predict with amazing accuracy the effects of gravity but these theories don't tell us how gravity works or what the mechanism is that makes mass bend space-time all we know is that gravity is a consequence of mass the greater the mass the greater the bending of space-time and hence the greater the gravity although gravity works over huge distances on the grand scale of planet stars and galaxies we don't know how it really works on the very small things at distances on the atomic scale because the effect then is so weak and difficult to measure conversely we don't know how it works where gravity is incredibly strong such as in a black hole there are many theories as to how gravity actually works but none have been proven in quantum mechanics there is a prediction that a force-carrying particle called a graviton might exist even though we have found no proof of their existence so far but as all the other three fundamental forces the strong nuclear force the weak nuclear force and the electromagnetic force have at least one force-carrying particle it's believed there must be one for gravity two if gravity is a true force gravity appears to have virtually no interaction with any of the other fundamental forces and works on any form of matter even ones which we currently cannot detect namely the still unknown dark matter there is also no known way to shield against it because it's bending space time which is the underlying fabric of the universe and as such it's not really a force we only feel its effects when we are stopped from moving when we are standing on the ground for example and being pulled by the mass of the earth below if we were free-falling in space above the earth we wouldn't feel its effects at all then there are the observations of the physical universe that show that the rate of expansion from the big bang is speeding up instead of the expected slowing down under the effect of gravity so either we have a major problem with our theories of gravity or there is something else that is providing a yet unknown force which is overpowering gravity and pushing the universe apart in all directions which we currently call dark energy and like dark matter we cannot detect directly but can only see the effect it has a bit like gravity itself so given all of this is true anti-gravity or some form of gravity modification a realistic proposition we still don't know if anything has really come from the research by ning lee and project grasp it's been rather quiet on that front in recent years despite the internet rumors a source at nasa said that the science appeared sound but the difficulty was in scaling it up maybe at some point in the future when we have a much better understanding what gravity is and how it really works will we find a way to manipulate it as we want but unless a new breakthrough is announced it still appears to be in the realm of science fiction although we might not have a complete theory of gravity for many years to come it's not for the want of trying there are dozens of competing theories from some of the brightest minds out there but where do you start in a subject as complex as quantum gravity well our sponsor for this video brilliant.org can help you out brilliant is a problem-solving website that can help you develop those skills by breaking down complex problems like gravity down into small easily understandable parts then putting them back together to show the overall solution build up to an interesting conclusion there are loads of totally interactive courses explore gravitational physics and how gravity affects things like the tides on the earth as well as the motion of the planets then discover quantum mechanics and the strange counter-intuitive behavior of the subatomic world this hands-on active learning approach is great for curious people like 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so I've been journaling everyday for a little over a week in here's what happened I fell in love with it that's what happened and it's a real problem because I also love my wife but I can't be married to both unless how do you feel about a modern quirky marriage in which we bomb it wait can I marry hummus [Music] so you may have come across articles or videos of people praising the benefits of journaling they're all over the place I have deftly avoided their advice why journal it's like writing a book report for no credit or a blog post with no Adsense or a tweet really log tweet without the attention of Russian BOTS love you comrades and don't we already write enough about ourselves I just think of journaling like me me me me me me me myself myself yours truly done however I have learned that after all these challenge videos that I should never trust my instincts ever unless have tried something except for murder I've never tried it definitely against it anyway there's a good case to be made for journaling think of all the successful people who have kept journal Leonardo da Vinci Benjamin Franklin Einstein Lady gaga Joseph gordon-levitt productivity guru Tim Ferriss everything guru Oprah perhaps most importantly the serial killer in the movie se7en he got a lot done there are 2000 notebooks on these shelves on each notebook contains about 250 pages it's very productive point is maybe there's something to this and like all things that seem like they might be healthy but they're hard and annoying to do in order to get myself to do it I'm making a video about it but what kind of journal did I do there's lots of different kinds there's the five-minute journal bullet journal dream journal travel journal food journal colonel journal that's where you only write about popcorn experiences here's what I did I just wrote whatever word vomit as the French don't say sometimes it would be about my tasks or goals what I have to do that day whatever is bothering me that day some idea I'm chewing on or a kernel I'm chewing on what ended up happening was I would start with one thing and then we just evolved into whatever I know this is gonna disappoint some of you but I'm just doing it digitally I didn't actually write in a physical journal with pen I'm using an app that or is it really well Evernote not a sponsor tonight because I can just add it to my phone if I want if I end up writing a juicy nugget I can just copy and paste it into something that I'm gonna write for a scrip and I can use a spellcheck to save me from embarrassment when they discover my journal when they excavate my body from the amber a thousand years from now and use it to learn the ways of the before people plus writing hug exhausting you see how weirdly my thumb bends I can't I'm not made for writing so I began typing and my first journal entry was about writing a journal not surprisingly I made a list of things that I hoped journaling would do for me here's that list one give me a boost in creativity two stronger memories maybe the act of writing things will just help me remember them better and what is life but a collection of memories well I guess there's also oxygen carbon hydrogen nitrogen calcium phosphorus potassium sodium sulfur chlorine magnesium and other trace elements but there's also memories three maybe it'll spark new ideas I don't know four give me writing practice obviously five a record of my life for me to look back on or the after people after they excavate my body from the amber a thousand years from now so did journaling live up to those hopes stay tuned to find out I mean I already said I loved it right at the beginning I probably should have held off on that anyway I'd like to thank today's sponsor Philippe Ola ready it's a long harrowing tale of two brothers trying to find high quality watches at not ridiculous prices you know what they did they just decided to make them themselves it's actually not that long of a story it's a little harrowing though oops I'm supposed to unbox this on camera okay now before I was sent this watch I wore a watch for mainly one reason so I'd have to pull my phone out to check the time and all the time and then look at Twitter for ten minutes every time I checked the time cuz I can't stop myself this watch adds another reason to look it's inspired by st. Mark's Basilica in Venice so Basilica Lea it's awesome and thanks mark I am I putting it on it so I got to show you something it has a little tracker to tell me the phases of the Moon which is really useful to help me know when to lock myself in a cage and take a bunch of ambien so I don't hurt anyone when I turn into a werewolf it's crafted from premium materials by world-class watchmakers and fear not Mon frère it has a 10 year warranty the first 200 people to click my link down below in the doobly-doo get to premium quartz watches $4.99 dollars each you save up to 72 percent okay time to move on I found a quote from a great man about why journaling is so good me on day three in my journal I'm just really enjoying writing a bunch of crap that with absolutely zero pressure just type type type and it doesn't matter it reminds me of how I used to think of creativity when I was a kid and then on day four I talked to the camera about journaling on day four cut to past Craig I've only been doing it now for four days but I have done it five times because yesterday I did it twice it's better than I thought I thought there'd be part of me that would just be like oh I have to do a journal now I do not feel that at all I look forward to my next journal entry this is the first time I've looked forward to writing in a long time this is really good for me I wrote to again yesterday one in the morning one at night I just want it to I like it it's like meditation it's like therapy another thing that happened last night I slept throughout the night I slept well od hey can I interview you by keeping a journal whatever do you ever keep a journal no have you ever like maybe you ever want to now especially now with parenting there's a lot of stuff that I forget like when we're in a really hard phase it's easy to think that like it's always hard and it's never good remind yourself of the good parts yeah when I'm writing I realize I'm not thinking about the fun things that happened that day I'm loving really but really did I even tell you this yet no I don't think so I've done seven entries in five days Wow and they're not short even it's journal journey a journal journey journal journey journal journey here's what happened last night I sat down and I wrote in my journal went to bed my mind was clear like normally my mind Flitz from thought to thought it was truly like calm and I couldn't I couldn't even think about things that's the way I want it I want to be exhausted I want to not think and I want to go to sleep I woke up at about 5:00 am as I do at wake in the middle of night and my mind started thinking about things opened up my phone typed into my journal all of the thoughts and then I could turn my phone off they back down it wasn't thinking about him anymore but then other thoughts came in so I opened my phone and I wrote down those put my phone down wasn't thinking about him anymore and then I fell back asleep so now that I'm super veteran of journaling for seven days let's see how it matched up to my hopes and dreams boost in productivity maybe depends what you mean by productivity stronger memories maybe depends on what you mean by memories in the immediate sense yes I was easily able to remember the things that happened that very day when I wrote them down at the end of the day realize I'm not thinking about the fun things that happened that day sometimes you forget what you were doing that very day when you're reaching your golden years like me it's another joke about git no yeah spark new ideas I don't remember let me check my journal yeah depending on what you mean by ideas this list was generated in the journal give me writing practice yeah while doing anything technically is practice so yeah a record of my life for the after people 100% but now that I've experienced it I want to make a new list that is more accurately represents the definite benefits from journaling for me what better sleep correlation isn't causation so I don't know for sure if it's all about the journaling but I definitely slept better this past week of journaling I'm telling you my mind was more calm my thoughts weren't racing it was very nice and when I woke back up and my thoughts are racing in I would just write out those thoughts I didn't even necessarily have a solution to the problems that I was thinking about just downloading those thoughts onto the page to reduce his stress probably goes in tandem with sleeping better but sometimes when I wrote down the things I was worried about seeing them on the page they didn't even seem that much of a big deal and I was just being silly and the act of writing itself is kind of like meditation or what I imagine therapy to be like it's just just feels relaxing to do three for me it's fun I forgot that I enjoy writing so much I just needed to eliminate the pressure of anyone else possibly seeing what I write and it was just enjoyable and I think that fun has carried over into all the other writing that I do that people do see like in the script for this video I wrote wowie and that was fun for keeps me focused on my goals several journal entries had lists of goals in them sometimes it was daily goals sometimes it was life goals but just while I was writing them it wasn't just a bullet list I would go into detail about why that was a goal what I needed to do to achieve it and just thought about each one a little more deeply than I normally would because of that they stayed in my head and I stuck to them most of the time throughout the day things like reading more drinking less exercise and another big secret project I've been putting off and then I'd assess at the end of the day how well I did and if I did well I'd be able to celebrate in my journal with me and I love me and that would motivate me to continue so yeah that's it I love journaling and those are the reasons and there's more reasons that I don't want to get into I'll put them in my journal I also do a weak daily video journal over on patreon for the patrons if you want to support me over there previous video about perfectionism journaling helps me get over that YouTube thinks you like that video and you can subscribe right there do you like journaling how do you do it I want to


so this is the HyperX alloy origins not to be confused with the alloy fps RGB or the alloy elite RGB yes that's a lot of alloys to keep track of but we first saw this keyboard debut back at Computex this year and the big deal with this keyboard is the implementation of custom-designed switches by HyperX and they're calling it linear of rents and I'm actually not surprised because a lot of these gaming companies are coming with their own switch designs and do keep in mind that some of these companies actually modify existing switch designs from tailgater on Emraan and some other companies HyperX wouldn't mention who's oh you mean their switches but I'll definitely talk about my experience using them a little bit later in the video but I'm also a little bit confused as to where this keyboard stacks up within the rest of the keyboard lineup from HyperX because it's priced at $110 and that's $30 more expensive than the HyperX alloy FPS without RGB but the alloy FPS with RGB cost the same price so I'm not sure if they're competing within themselves but at the same time you're kind of losing some features from the a low FPS on the alloy origins and then you're gaining some so let me walk you through the complete breakdown of this new keyboard but first a quick message from our sponsor the new cooler master master mouse 710 a weird name but damn this thing is good with an ultra lightweight body at only 53 grams for excellent flick control and aim correction the ultra weave cable is awesome for Wireless like feel the ambidextrous shape for me personally is super comfortable and then like the shorter body plus the glide is smooth thanks to white PTFE feet enjoy the domination with an excellent optical sensor and despite the funky name the cooler master mm 7/10 is legit check it out the low okay so the primary difference between the origins and the FPS RGB is that you now get the new hyper X Redis which is but there's also an aqua tactile option switch as well which I think behaves similarly to a cherry MX blue switch they've removed the USB charging port on the alloy origins which is a bit odd because with the a low FPS that was a really convenient feature to charge your mobile devices but what really surprised me the most with this keyboard is the build quality because seriously by far the best built gaming keyboard that I've ever looked at I mean far better than Corsair and logics offerings why because the entire chassis both of the top and bottom are constructed out of aircraft-grade aluminum and it screams quality it weighs more than a kilogram and once you pick this up you're definitely gonna notice the quality that's gone into constructing this keyboard it's seriously I mean I can destroy some things with this keyboard because of how rigid and solid it is because man four for the price I totally did not expect this I really like the three adjustable keyboard tilt ankles especially since they add rubber feet below each level which is really nice the included USB seed to type a cable is 1.8 meters which is adequate for cable routing it is removable and what's really cool is that in order to ensure stability for the connection the port is recessed into the chassis which is awesome it's the little attention to details that make this keyboard stand out from the rest the cable however is way too rigid it's not flexible and can form kings easily and it would be a challenge to undo that it's also really odd because the cable that comes with their gaming headsets are far more premium and a lot more softer and a lot more flexible compared to this mess seriously I think this is a poor implementation from HyperX I'm pretty sure they can do better next time now this is a full-size keyboard but they've done their very best to minimize the form factor to make it look pretty compact compared to other full-size keyboards the media playback controls are integrated within the function keys but I would have loved to see a dedicated volume dial on the top right-hand side of the keyboard you also get a game mode built into the f12 key which locks the windows key so that you don't accidentally jump into the desktop when you're gaming and the F 1 2 F 3 Keys basically our profile switching buttons so if you want to switch between three different profiles that's the way to do it without the help of a software the keys are laser etched ABS plastic with an anti slip UV coating it feels great but the downside is that a pixel thing agrees easily so you might have to clean this occasionally there's no key wobble which is nice and the concave key profile isn't too pronounced and it guides the fingers really well one thing that I did notice is that the heads themselves are bigger than traditional key caps that I'm used to like the Corsair k-6 t5 and my pbt double Schottky caps on the vermelho TKO keyboard that I use on a regular basis but I got used to this quickly RGB lighting looks gorgeous across the board and lights bill is even plus it's really bright too and you can adjust the brightness in five levels bonne choice is good but putting numbers and symbols next to one another instead of stacking them might seem odd but I think HyperX did this to ensure even backlighting for all the text I should also mention that if you decide to go with a static color scheme on this keyboard you might be disappointed with the final output especially if you go with certain colors so if you choose white it actually isn't pure white because there's a little bit of red spill that you'll notice and that's because the actual switch housing is right in color and not clear and it looks really weird however with other colors like teal orange and yellow they light up just fine but you'll still notice the red outline from the switch housing at the bottom which may or may not suit your liking and now onto the main star of the show the switches now do keep in mind that they still use a standard MX stem so you could swap this out with custom key cap sets if you're into that and the bottom row is standardized so you wouldn't run into any issues as far as I know and the model that I have over here comes with linear red switches and having used them for a while it actually reminded me a lot of Gator on breads just because of the way how they feel and respond action force is 45 grams which is likely why I associate them with Gator ons however they're actually reasonably fast which is actuated and 1.8 millimeters and have a total travel distance of 3.8 millimeters Plus you also get the benefit of 80 million keystrokes of life span but if there's no way to test that I'm not a fan of how the spacebar sounds I mean something about the reverb and vibration it just feels a little bit odd but let's go ahead and listen to a quick sound test compared to some other switches I have here in the office just so you can get a rough idea on how these switches sound and of course behave all right so what's my verdict on these switches well they are pretty fast so if you're looking for a gaming keyboard this will get the job done really well because the travel distance and the actuation point are fairly shorter compared to a standard gaming keyboard but personally speaking I still prefer my cherry MX beats which is because they still feel a lot more faster compared to the alloy or the HyperX linear red switches and I prefer them for both gaming and of course typing up scripts and doing other things as well on my system so switch choices is completely subjective this is certainly definitely a step away from your traditional standard Cherry MX Reds but it's good to see something a little bit different from HyperX and if you get the opportunity to trial in person certainly do so taking a look at the drivers software you're greeted with the physical overview of the keyboard that instantly allows you to customize the lighting and in order to change effects you have to add them and they're a bunch of effects that you can play around with you can customize lighting per key but the catch is you have to create a separate effect that'll allow you to set lighting for another key or set of keys I find this really odd because it almost feels like you're working on Photoshop that's layer based so if you're someone who's customizing lighting Perkey it's gonna take you some time to get it right on the origins you can also program each key with macro commands or another function the brightness control is right over here and game mode allows you to not only disable the windows keys but other set of keys as well like all tab alt f4 shift tab control and escape so it really helps avoid accidental keystrokes in the middle of a game but for some reason I had issues sinking my presets with the onboard profiles of this keyboard so I had three different presets with three different lighting effects and I did customize some keys to open certain commands but as soon as I exit the software and plug it into another system it just wouldn't transfer that or it just wouldn't work sometimes the lighting effects wouldn't sync across those three different profiles so I feel like there's a miscommunication issue with the drivers software and the keyboard itself or the memory controller that's built inside the keyboard so that's a little bit odd it could be my sample but yeah that was certainly frustrating the new hydro x-series from Corsair is a full water cooling ecosystem with transparent blocks for RGB goodness and built-in flow indicators with soft and hard - being available and the full array of fittings so you can design the perfect loop for you hide your X by Corsair everything's linked below so the HyperX alloy origins is just another gaming keyboard guys I mean the only difference here is that it now comes with hyperox planets which is but what really surprised me the most is the build quality because it surpassed my expectations for the price because I've tested keyboards that a little bit more pricier than this and yes they do come with a metal frame but the bottom is typically plastic this honestly feels like a $200 keyboard at least on the build quality side of things features wise not so much because the fact that you lose that USB pass-through port compared to the alloy of yes he's a bit disappointing and I would prefer to see a volume dial on a dedicated volume dial or volume scroll wheel on this keyboard because it is full size so that would have been really cool to add the switches are good for gaming but for typing I still preferred my cherry MX beat switches but that could be different in your case because switch choices are completely subjective and finally I do want to talk about the drivers software because with my sample I had issues syncing my presets with the custom onboard profiles which is certainly which was frustrating to me and that's definitely something that I wish HyperX would address with a firmware update but yeah guys overall it is just another gaming keyboard but with new switches and a better quality that's pretty much it thank you so much for watching make sure to check out some relevant content over here subscribe and hit that notification button so that you don't miss out on new videos i'm Ueberroth hard-working axe thank you so much watching and i'll see you in the next


for
the
first
time
I
am
thinking
clearly
you
were
right
all
along
I'm
not
a
Space
Ranger
just
a
toy
a
stupid
little
insignificant
toy
whoa
hey
wait
a
minute
being
a
toy
is
a
lot
better
than
being
a
Space
Ranger
yeah
right
no
it
is
look
over
in
that
house
is
a
kid
who
thinks
you
are
the
greatest
and
it's
not
because
you're
a
Space
Ranger
pal
it's
because
you're
a
toy
you
are
boy
oh
I
think
it
kind
of
goes
without
saying
that
if
I
say
I'm
someone
between
the
age
of
15
and
30
you
could
guess
I
have
a
deep
emotional
connection
to
the
Toy
Story
franchise
I
realize
that's
basically
baiting
my
comments
section
to
be
filled
with
people
saying
actually
I've
never
seen
a
Toy
Story
filming
I
don't
even
know
what
one
is
but
you
get
my
point
even
among
Pixar's
stellar
track
record
the
Toy
Story
series
is
one
that
jumps
out
as
having
resonated
with
a
lot
of
youngsters
and
for
good
reason
it
was
a
novel
concept
a
technological
marvel
and
with
its
colorful
cast
of
endearing
plaything
characters
kids
of
all
types
would
have
something
to
identify
with
and
pique
their
interest
like
if
you're
a
cop
or
a
space
cop
or
a
goal
cop
or
a
sheep
cop
or
he
is
just
like
a
cop
that's
well
I
think
most
of
all
connects
people
to
the
franchise
is
its
premise
one
that
see
one
that
seamlessly
blends
a
fairly
mundane
reality
with
some
highfalutin
fantasy
that
digs
deep
into
the
classic
well
of
what
secret
worlds
might
exist
within
our
own
everyday
lives
and
that
aside
from
the
fact
that
they're
just
genuinely
well
made
films
that
mostly
hold
up
on
a
rewatch
we'll
get
to
that
is
I
think
what's
kept
us
drawn
in
for
all
these
years
well
oh
my
brand
alarm
is
going
off
could
this
be
an
opportunity
for
me
to
read
too
deeply
into
the
messaging
of
harmless
kids
movies
sorry
folks
the
alarm
says
so
what's
that
alarm
a
contraction
the
obligated
product
plug
well
I
guess
there's
nothing
I
can
do
but
you
can
by
signing
up
to
Skillshare
hello
once
again
the
lovely
folks
at
Skillshare
have
again
stepped
in
to
help
fund
an
episode
which
is
great
because
in
return
I
get
to
give
free
stuff
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[Music]
I'm
gonna
assume
most
of
you
know
basically
how
the
Toy
Story
trilogy
goes
but
I've
got
to
fill
that
watch
time
so
here's
a
quick
rundown
Toy
Story
1
is
a
story
about
a
gang
of
sentient
toys
living
in
secret
in
the
room
of
their
child
owner
Andy
the
toy
is
led
by
a
horny
cowboy
woody
live
relatively
harmoniously
as
the
playthings
of
Andy
until
the
arrival
of
a
brand
new
toy
named
Buzz
Lightyear
tensions
rise
as
woody
the
top
dog
of
the
Andy's
room
hierarchy
since
is
a
shift
in
the
power
dynamic
as
soon
Andy
is
treating
buzz
as
his
new
number
1
and
woody
nothing
more
than
another
toy
for
the
box
and
through
a
series
of
beefs
and
squabbles
Woody
and
Buzz
wind
up
lost
together
on
a
quest
to
find
their
way
home
each
grappling
not
only
with
physical
threats
like
the
sadistic
young
Sid
and
his
devilish
dog
spike
but
with
their
own
hard-headed
beliefs
and
for
all
of
this
they
finally
come
to
mutual
understanding
and
an
acceptance
of
the
place
they
each
have
in
Andy's
hearts
it's
a
classic
tale
of
Pride
hubris
the
human
condition
yes
all
of
the
human
characters
look
like
freaky
doll
people
by
today's
standards
and
yes
the
exterior
shots
mostly
look
like
test
maps
in
half-life
1
mod
but
other
than
that
it's
aged
remarkably
well
pre
infamous
now
is
the
troubled
production
of
the
first
Toy
Story
which
as
could
be
expected
as
Pixar's
first
major
release
had
that
rocky
period
of
trying
to
decide
the
exact
tone
and
audience
they
wanted
to
go
for
wherever
they
wanted
to
swing
for
the
same
source
of
family-friendly
cheese
expected
of
a
Disney
branded
product
or
something
harder
and
edgier
and
I
think
that
concern
really
comes
across
here
because
I
probably
say
it's
the
most
balanced
of
the
free
in
this
way
it
tackles
adult
themes
of
greater
purpose
in
a
meaningless
existence
while
retaining
that
fantastical
energy
and
doesn't
fall
into
the
occasional
mindless
slapstick
goofiness
I
kind
of
feel
like
and
free
fall
prey
to
not
to
say
I
think
that's
a
bad
thing
or
well
that's
not
why
I
don't
like
their
direction
as
much
but
I'm
getting
ahead
of
myself
the
second
movie
was
released
a
few
years
after
the
first
and
wouldn't
you
know
it
Andy
is
also
a
few
years
older
this
movie
begins
with
woody
accidentally
getting
broken
an
incident
in
which
once
again
leads
our
cowboy
into
an
existential
crisis
of
what
would
become
of
him
if
Andy
eventually
got
sick
of
him
as
a
result
of
this
guilt
woody
makes
the
bold
move
to
rescue
some
toys
put
out
for
a
yard
sale
and
is
there
coincidentally
spotted
and
taken
by
a
maniacal
toy
collector
named
Al
buzz
and
company
go
on
a
bee
plot
to
find
and
rescue
woody
who
meanwhile
discovers
a
past
life
as
the
toy
icon
of
the
Jim
Crow
generation
they
never
explicitly
call
it
there
but
you
can
read
between
the
lines
there
he
meets
Jessie
the
actual
thematic
centerpiece
of
the
film
with
her
own
tragic
story
of
having
exactly
what
woody
feared
would
happen
to
him
having
happened
to
her
forgotten
and
abandoned
all
Jessie
has
left
is
her
fellow
collectibles
which
leads
to
some
conflicts
when
woody
declares
he's
leaving
to
find
his
way
back
home
al
can't
sell
the
toys
without
the
complete
set
giving
Jesse
the
impression
this
is
yet
another
broken
family
moment
in
a
moment
of
personal
growth
would
he
forgoes
his
own
selfish
desire
to
return
to
Andy
to
stay
with
his
new
family
reasoning
pretty
realistically
there
Andy
losing
interest
in
the
toys
is
inevitable
anyway
nevertheless
when
buzz
arrives
and
hears
all
this
he's
unconvinced
seeing
woody
as
a
traitor
to
Andy
and
leaving
him
to
his
fades
on
hearing
the
classic
you've
got
a
friend
in
me
tune
woody
is
reminded
of
what
really
matters
friends
and
family
which
technically
speaking
Andy
is
neither
but
nonetheless
woody
decide
he's
going
back
home
and
taking
his
new
family
with
him
it
turns
out
the
prospector
the
hapless
old
that
of
the
set
is
too
happy
with
this
he
doesn't
want
to
be
a
kids
possession
which
as
these
films
will
remind
us
a
few
times
is
the
worst
thing
a
toy
can
believe
kidnapping
woody
and
Jessie
to
maintain
the
complete
collectible
set
buzz
and
company
rushed
to
the
airport
to
save
them
and
through
a
series
of
tense
encounters
they
do
so
I
guess
prospect
is
going
to
have
a
lot
of
baggage
to
deal
with
after
this
one
it
looks
like
the
prospects
whose
torments
is
only
in
its
infancy
I
sure
hope
that
I
sure
hope
the
prospector
likes
commodification
when
Andy
returns
home
from
cowboy
camp
it's
Americans
he
finds
his
toys
safe
at
home
ready
for
him
now
of
some
new
additions
for
a
long
time
I
definitely
thought
of
this
as
a
rare
example
of
a
sequel
exceeding
the
expectations
of
the
film
that
came
before
and
in
many
ways
that's
still
the
case
animations
markedly
improved
jokes
are
snappier
than
ever
and
there's
definitely
a
feeling
of
a
grander
scale
here
but
on
re-watch
you
can
sort
of
start
to
see
the
holes
both
in
the
presentation
and
the
ideas
of
the
text
in
the
first
film
there's
a
clear
sense
that
the
core
of
this
story
is
about
anxiety
over
where
you
fit
in
the
world
purpose
and
pride
befitting
that
the
story
centers
specifically
around
the
conflict
between
Woody
and
Buzz
hence
the
decision
to
separate
the
duo
from
the
rest
of
the
toys
30
minutes
into
the
film
to
really
dig
deep
into
that
conflict
by
contrast
Toy
Story
2
is
more
of
a
story
about
accepting
loss
and
moving
on
from
the
past
the
emotional
high
points
all
coming
from
Jessie
and
her
own
tragic
backstory
this
all
fits
in
nicely
with
Woody's
moving
on
from
his
glory
days
and
the
prospectors
inability
to
do
the
same
but
then
there's
the
other
half
of
the
movie
which
is
pretty
much
just
buzzing
the
lads
on
a
wacky
adventure
there's
a
whole
subplot
with
another
buzz
and
a
Zurg
and
it's
like
a
Star
Wars
parody
and
Barbie
shows
up
at
some
point
and
honestly
a
lot
of
it
just
feels
like
a
distraction
or
bits
of
fun
one
essentially
the
focal
point
of
the
story
remains
on
wood
and
Buzz
when
somatically
all
signs
should
be
pointing
to
Jesse
as
the
focus
here
and
this
ends
up
leaving
its
theme
of
abandonment
and
moving
on
feeling
a
little
underdeveloped
essentially
woody
spending
about
two
minutes
saying
hey
hey
I
know
you
have
PTSD
from
being
trashed
by
your
own
understand
everything
but
can
you
just
subdue
that
trauma
and
trust
me
that
this
new
kid
will
definitely
not
end
up
forgetting
about
you
and
then
she
just
goes
along
with
them
it's
actually
way
more
conniving
and
frankly
messed
up
because
Woody's
literally
playing
on
her
abandonment
issues
with
her
old
owner
I
don't
know
didn't
you
give
anything
just
to
have
one
more
day
with
Emily
yeah
Jesse
don't
you
want
to
be
reminded
of
that
person
you
loved
that
trashed
you
on
the
side
of
the
road
don't
you
want
to
relive
that
experience
maybe
it's
bad
that
this
segment
went
by
too
quickly
to
think
much
about
well
don't
worry
Jessie
I'm
sure
you
can
rely
on
Woody's
word
and
he
will
never
abandon
you
know
the
third
movie
set
around
a
decade
after
the
second
gives
us
a
college-aged
Andy
getting
ready
to
head
off
and
in
the
process
leaving
his
old
toys
behind
like
hopeless
addicts
the
few
remaining
members
of
the
Andy's
room
gang
lay
crumpled
in
a
dark
box
wishing
for
years
on
end
to
be
pulled
out
for
just
one
last
playtime
a
playtime
which
sadly
never
comes
while
Andy
does
decide
to
earth
towards
nostalgia
and
keep
them
stowed
away
in
the
Attic
instead
of
giving
them
away
entirely
a
mix-up
results
in
the
toys
being
donated
to
a
daycare
center
once
there
they
discover
things
aren't
so
bad
after
all
and
under
the
watchful
eye
of
de
facto
leader
lot
so
hug
and
bear
the
day
care
could
represent
a
fresh
start
where
the
toys
can
finally
get
some
much-needed
playtime
in
stark
contrast
to
his
position
in
the
second
movie
woody
is
now
the
one
who
can't
let
go
of
Andy
and
so
he
splits
off
from
the
rest
of
the
group
as
they
slowly
realized
things
aren't
quite
as
harmless
as
they
seem
you
see
the
kids
at
this
daycare
center
play
with
the
toys
specifically
it
turns
out
the
infants
in
the
playroom
play
a
little
rougher
than
their
old
counterparts
and
the
gang
quickly
changed
their
mind
about
sticking
around
now
I
don't
know
what
kind
of
hellish
daycare
centre
is
letting
small
children
run
around
screaming
each
other
[ __ ]
around
with
glitter
and
paint
unsupervised
and
anywhere
this
would
be
standard
procedure
needs
to
be
shut
down
ASAP
but
I
ain't
here
as
an
expert
in
early
childhood
development
I
am
an
expert
in
overthinking
movies
intended
for
early
developing
children
Lotso
is
the
Charles
Manson
of
the
daycare
center
shaming
and
coercing
its
members
into
line
while
using
his
hapless
underlings
to
enact
his
twisted
whims
when
buzz
arrives
to
challenge
him
asking
if
his
friends
be
spared
the
ruff
room
lots
of
forces
surgery
upon
the
naive
spaceman
his
vital
organs
treated
as
playthings
and
before
you
know
it
he's
brainwashed
like
the
rest
of
them
woody
having
been
taken
by
a
young
girl
named
Bonnie
learns
more
about
Lotso
from
the
toys
he
soon
meets
the
bear
a
toy
once
filled
with
a
pure
and
innocent
love
corrupted
by
yet
more
abandonment
with
a
resultant
grudge
against
the
entire
human
race
well
kind
of
let's
talk
about
this
theistic
Pantheon's
[Music]
as
my
greatest
rival
Big
Joe
once
put
it
like
many
Pixar
movies
these
are
stories
of
anxiety
about
being
replaced
and
forgotten
every
toy
story
movie
deals
with
this
fundamental
thing
being
scared
that
someday
we
won't
be
needed
anymore
or
something
or
someone
else
will
come
along
that
serves
our
purpose
better
but
I'm
not
big
Joel
objects
ain't
and
while
Toy
Story
is
certainly
a
series
about
obsolescence
and
the
anxieties
surrounding
it
they're
also
about
something
else
daddy
King
sorry
dis
theism
what
did
I
say
as
we
make
our
way
through
this
trilogy
we
can
see
the
natural
conflicts
and
tensions
between
the
toys
as
pivotal
to
these
narratives
challenged
hierarchies
forged
allegiances
and
betrayals
all
that
stuff
but
though
humans
continue
to
serve
larger
and
larger
on-screen
roles
in
the
Toy
Story
franchise
what
were
them
no
longer
looking
like
horrible
cyborg
goblins
their
relationship
between
humans
and
toys
goes
relatively
unquestioned
even
when
a
grudge
against
humans
is
pivotal
to
the
characters
as
seen
in
the
prospector
and
now
here
with
lots
o
their
vengeance
isn't
really
inflicted
onto
them
if
you
remember
back
to
that
first
movie
the
third
act
conflict
unites
Woody
and
Buzz
against
a
common
enemy
the
sadistic
young
neighbor
of
Andy's
Sid
Priya
memorable
now
is
how
exactly
Sid
gets
warded
off
button
toys
while
it
seems
like
some
kind
of
complicated
plan
at
first
it's
really
just
them
deciding
to
break
their
unspoken
rule
about
playing
dead
around
humans
revealing
themselves
to
freak
the
share
of
the
kid
for
playing
with
toys
he
never
knew
were
alive
and
this
isn't
some
Sid
from
Toy
Story
apology
xvideo
that
dude
stole
most
of
his
[ __ ]
from
his
sister
and
that's
messed
up
but
Jesus
Christ
is
it
really
his
fault
he
didn't
know
he
was
actually
killing
things
when
he
blew
up
his
toys
considering
you
you
know
they
hide
that
there
are
hive
and
the
fact
that
these
are
even
questions
that
come
to
mind
is
I
think
exactly
why
ever
since
then
that
kind
of
encounter
has
never
really
been
addressed
even
when
it
would
make
sense
within
the
narrative
buzz
in
the
first
Toy
Story
genuine
he
believes
he's
a
space
ranger
and
has
no
awareness
of
a
rule
against
engaging
with
humans
only
playing
dead
like
the
others
as
a
way
of
respecting
the
toys
customs
as
he
would
any
alien
race
based
on
the
encounter
of
the
second
buzz
in
Toy
Story
it
seems
like
Buzz
being
convinced
of
this
delusion
wasn't
just
a
fluke
and
yet
these
toys
believing
themselves
to
be
more
than
just
playthings
doesn't
become
an
issue
again
and
while
the
prospectors
anguish
is
based
around
being
left
to
rot
in
a
dime-store
display
for
so
many
years
he
never
sees
fit
to
just
leave
lots
of
hugging
bear
is
literally
speaking
still
serving
humans
despite
his
hatred
of
them
explicitly
being
what
fuels
him
and
you
know
what's
being
communicated
here
folks
no
it's
the
diss
theistic
pantheon
it
is
now
I
just
made
it
up
if
you're
familiar
of
the
notion
of
theism
boiled
down
simply
as
a
belief
in
a
god
or
gods
this
theism
is
a
variant
relating
to
the
idea
that
God
is
real
but
they
may
not
be
good
and
may
even
be
evil
by
popular
standards
and
then
the
pantheon
is
just
that
there's
a
bunch
of
different
gods
out
there
like
the
Greek
thing
put
together
hey
it's
a
bunch
of
different
gods
and
of
them
are
perfect
I
don't
know
why
nobody
else
has
put
those
two
words
together
probably
it's
a
tautology
or
something
why
am
i
rambling
on
about
morally
flawed
gods
because
in
the
end
that's
the
closest
parallel
I
could
draw
between
how
humans
and
toys
interact
in
Toy
Story
it's
not
like
a
master/slave
thing
because
the
toys
don't
technically
serve
the
humans
they
just
sort
of
passively
exist
to
their
whims
it's
not
like
a
neoliberal
coerce
partnership
because
again
toys
as
playthings
is
not
something
that's
reasoned
it's
just
of
a
fact
of
their
world
and
well
at
the
end
of
the
day
humans
are
literally
the
toys
creators
looking
at
you
Toy
Story
4
you
can
do
the
research
yourself
but
I
have
watched
this
trilogy
back
and
forth
more
times
than
you
could
imagine
results
are
in
Toy
Story
is
some
VeggieTales
biblical
share
God
God
God
God
God
God
God
God
so
where
does
that
leave
us
now
that
we
understand
the
kind
of
religious
undertones
reinforced
through
this
trilogy
well
it
certainly
cast
some
doubt
on
a
lot
of
the
comforting
assumptions
we
had
about
the
movies
up
to
this
point
especially
the
first
two
now
when
Buzz
is
sullenly
admitting
that
without
his
identity
as
a
Space
Ranger
his
existence
is
meaningless
Woody's
were
taught
that
of
course
his
life
has
meaning
and
he
loves
him
has
an
almost
manipulative
feeling
to
it
more
than
anything
this
closer
examination
gives
the
scene
the
tone
of
a
cult
leader
choosing
a
vulnerable
moment
a
stoker
way
would
follow
his
emotional
dependence
on
God
here's
God
why
is
it
good
that
Andy
loves
bars
considering
he
doesn't
actually
know
who
he
is
why
is
it
good
that
buzz
is
his
why
is
it
in
any
way
a
good
thing
for
buzz
to
literally
build
his
identity
around
his
devotion
to
this
one
figure
of
worship
he
has
branded
you
you
are
his
now
do
you
see
what
I
mean
when
I
say
that
once
you've
built
this
understanding
of
how
these
films
establish
the
relationship
between
toys
and
people
a
lot
of
these
plot
beats
have
a
sort
of
cult
II
vibe
like
yes
on
a
surface
level
Toy
Story
one
is
about
woody
realizing
he
doesn't
need
to
be
Andy's
number
one
but
it's
also
about
stripping
away
Buzz's
sense
of
personal
identity
to
convince
him
that
he's
a
toy
just
like
everyone
else
so
as
to
make
his
identity
reliant
on
the
kid
who
happens
to
own
him
and
through
the
clear
move
by
the
creative
team
away
from
directly
addressing
the
skewed
relationship
between
owners
and
toys
it
winds
up
feeling
unexamined
across
the
entire
trilogy
in
the
second
movie
jesse
is
deeply
scarred
by
traumatic
experiences
with
her
owner
clearly
a
result
of
how
much
of
herself
and
her
personal
happiness
she
put
into
that
ownership
arguably
the
more
healthy
advice
in
her
case
would
be
find
identity
out
side
of
being
someone's
plaything
but
instead
what
Jessie
gets
is
hey
I
promise
you'll
be
different
this
time
and
he
is
a
wise
and
laughing
God
and
we've
an
adult
lens
you
know
it
won't
be
that
different
toys
are
toys
of
course
Andy
will
eventually
lose
interest
if
not
throw
them
away
entirely
what
are
you
saving
Weezy
from
the
yard
sale
it's
like
a
cause
for
celebration
in
Toy
Story
2
and
then
the
dude
just
gets
trashed
off
screen
anyway
in
the
third
movie
because
of
course
he
does
and
it'll
happen
to
you
too
Jessie
welcome
to
the
family
and
as
expected
Toy
Story
3
goes
on
with
the
toys
finding
their
silver
lining
through
getting
a
brand
new
owner
thanks
for
donating
a
bunch
of
toys
to
some
white-picket-fence
middle
class
kid
who
already
has
a
bunch
of
toys
Andy
you
ever
hear
of
underprivileged
youth
donation
is
this
never
challenged
well
once
again
we
get
Sid
and
we
get
the
kids
of
the
daycare
but
the
idea
there
is
never
should
we
beyond
its
who
should
be
our
owner
Pixar
tells
stories
about
accepting
the
things
we
can't
change
and
not
letting
ourselves
be
held
back
by
them
be
up
with
Carl's
dead
wife
or
finding
Nemo
with
Nemo's
disability
but
the
truth
is
the
toys
of
Toy
Story
don't
need
to
accept
a
life
where
their
happiness
is
contingent
on
the
whims
of
their
benevolence
owner
even
with
the
pseudo
religious
overtones
their
whole
playing
dead
thing
is
a
choice
they've
shown
that
and
the
toys
are
capable
of
living
independently
of
ownership
until
now
the
closest
thing
to
a
character
who
recognizes
this
was
Lotso
who
realized
toys
were
just
seen
as
expendable
commodities
and
almost
kind
of
rebelled
against
it
except
for
the
part
we
didn't
really
rebel
he
just
went
to
live
at
a
daycare
center
and
that's
all
we
got
a
somewhat
confused
villain
who
winds
up
totally
unredeemed
because
he
refuses
to
admit
a
toys
rightful
place
is
with
an
owner
oh
well
maybe
that's
what
we
got
until
now
who
needs
a
kid's
room
when
you
have
all
of
this
it
may
have
seemed
like
I've
been
increasingly
down
on
these
movies
and
maybe
to
some
extent
I
am
because
I
do
think
in
general
with
each
entry
they
kept
adding
more
and
more
goofy
fluff
that
only
made
it
harder
to
track
the
actual
messages
being
conveyed
Toy
Story
one
gave
us
Woody
and
Buzz
having
a
frank
argument
in
a
parking
lot
about
their
different
perspectives
on
life
Toy
Story
free
we
get
Spanish
buzz
trying
to
get
his
space
rocks
off
with
Jesse
while
mr.
cucumber
head
emerges
from
the
shadows
and
no
I'm
not
even
beginning
with
the
question
of
where
the
sentience
of
toys
is
stored
if
mr.
Potato
Head
can
just
transfer
himself
onto
any
object
is
it
the
eyes
are
their
souls
in
their
eyes
but
the
point
is
all
of
this
actually
makes
me
pretty
excited
for
twister
II
for
which
is
at
least
leaning
into
the
idea
of
maybe
addressing
the
fact
that
emotional
dependence
on
ownership
has
been
both
the
cause
of
and
solution
to
every
problem
in
the
franchise
thus
far
that
maybe
there
could
be
life
with
meaning
beyond
worshiping
your
weird
indifferent
God
or
you
know
maybe
it
would
just
be
a
goofy
nostalgia
fest
with
some
forced
emotional
beats
about
how
this
might
be
the
last
time
we
see
the
toys
again
who
knows
as
it
stands
yes
Toy
Story
does
kind
of
have
that
assumed
barely
question
hierarchy
thing
I
kind
of
talked
about
in
my
talking
dog
video
among
these
other
aspects
and
to
make
it
clear
just
like
I
did
in
that
video
yes
I
know
a
lot
of
the
things
I'm
talking
about
here
we're
probably
not
intended
by
the
creative
team
at
Pixar
they
just
wanted
to
tell
a
fun
fantasy
story
about
the
relationship
between
kids
and
their
toys
and
show
off
some
neat
new
technology
but
I
almost
think
that
makes
stuff
like
this
more
worth
talking
about
because
it's
often
the
things
in
media
they
go
unexamined
deliberately
or
mistakenly
that
can
expose
a
lot
about
how
we
think
and
behave
in
a
society
I
don't
know
if
John
Lasseter
or
anyone
else
at
Pixar
was
themselves
religious
Randy
Newman
is
actually
an
outspoken
atheist
and
even
did
a
song
called
he
gives
us
all
this
love
that
mocks
the
mindset
of
total
religious
devotion
look
it's
down
here
in
the
Wikipedia
article
for
dis
theism
isn't
that
cool
hell
all
links
together
it
almost
makes
it
seem
like
I
thought
any
of
this
through
and
a
part
of
me
wonders
if
with
their
attitude
Randy
saw
any
of
this
coding
in
the
text
but
again
it
doesn't
really
matter
movie
analysis
isn't
just
about
trying
to
dig
into
the
heads
of
creators
even
if
sometimes
parts
of
those
movies
can
honestly
be
pretty
revealing
huh
absolutely
identical
you
know
I'm
sure
I
could
get
you
a
toy
story
well
I
guess
we
cracked
the
case
huh
toys
stories
implicit
thematic
messaging
turned
out
to
be
weird
religious
subtext
all
along
a
job
well
done
but
you
know
something's
still
playing
on
my
mind
I
mean
the
way
these
films
are
framed
the
audience
of
is
he
isn't
just
supposed
to
identify
with
the
toys
the
kids
are
going
to
identify
with
the
kids
in
the
films
too
otherwise
what
we
the
purpose
of
tracking
Andy
childhood
so
precisely
with
the
audience
up
to
this
point
but
what
would
disney
pixar
gain
from
leading
kids
to
think
of
their
relationships
with
their
possessions
this
way
to
make
them
believe
there
was
some
deep
significant
almost
spiritual
connection
here
to
put
such
stock
on
ownership
of
a
commodity
specifically
no
less
to
make
this
some
kind
of
divine
pact
to
make
children
feel
like
some
kind
of
greater
power
simply
by
how
many
figures
they
wait
a
second
old
man
capitalism
it
was
you
although
[Music]
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there
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frankly
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complete
gibberish
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everything great about baby driver has been sponsored by Squarespace need a new website domain or online store Squarespace is the place to make it happen this opening scenes in masterpiece Thank You Edgar right I could probably talk about it for half an hour but here at the cliffnotes Serb highlights that make it all the win the first two shots isolate the most important elements of this film a car and music we get a ton of exposition done purely through the visuals the entire scene is perfectly timed to bell-bottoms played over top every door slam in tempo every beat is a cut to a character being introduced and just by the coloring of babies black and white jacket we're told that he doesn't really fit in with the black trenchcoat crew even if he is caught between worlds and then baby breaks his stoic facade and lets us know he's just a kid in love with music and much like James Gunn did with baby Groot in guardians of the galaxy to Edgar Wright allows the more interesting action the bank-robbery to go on in the background while we stay with our hero hey just when you think baby might be a little freaked out by the crime you realize he's just waiting for more words lip sync at this point the story's almost completely compartmentalized the crime side of his life and fun fact Edgar Wright has wanted to make this movie for a long time because he always envisioned a car chase foot to this song haha Rick's besties Shane pointing forward and baby taking off backward might be my favorite part of this entire film and keen eyed viewers wouldn't have been surprised since we see baby put the car in reverse plus the copters drove the other direction and then Edgar Wright surpassed a bunch of modern driving films with this one practically shot drifted about three seconds honoring all the films that inspired this film also just yep every single sound effect is on beat in time light change car crash gear shift cuts are quick but not too quick we spend just as much time inside the car is out and since they were all actually in the car Walt's driving at high speeds it feels completely real and we learned really quickly that baby isn't just a good driver he's intentionally hit spike strips with the sidewall of your tire good indeed he's car shell game good you gosh darn right it is you just sat through six minutes of a film with no spoken words other than song lyrics and passenger gasps and you know all you need to know just the up angle shot of the building would be enough of an epic title card but there's also the hint of a double yellow line like the road stretch out before baby also shame on you for thinking this was house of pain like probably 90% of everyone everywhere including me shame on us and not to break up this awesome song but this second sequence is also a masterpiece in fact for me it actually supersedes the car chase Edgar Wright is always a win this scene alone is reason enough this one long tracking Steadicam take is almost three minutes long as baby walks along the street not one full frame goes by without words from the song being written and graffiti on buildings as sticker stuck around carved into trees or painted on the sidewalk every sound effect including car horns ATM beeps and motorcycle revs are all in time and a part of the song baby even act some sections out like sliding and scuffling he even stalls his drink order so he can sing along and stay in time then Edgar slyly introduces the main love interest Deborah marching along to Harlem shuffle in her yellow skirt and we see baby's heart turned from black to red even on the way back graffiti has been added to go along with the song lyrics and if you weren't mesmerized by all that there's also a story being told babies in turn coffee go for status is being solidified and we see again how happy-go-lucky is when he's not with a crew and this might be a stretch but things go pretty smoothly on his walk to get coffee but once he sees Deborah and starts back towards doc and crime things go sour he sees a cop gets the other bio fanatic and almost gets hit by a bike and then a car what are we like ten minutes in here that has to be a record are you a mute no misty for God's sake his car keep his white shirt clean while the rest of us we roll in the dirt these unflappability if you don't see me again it's because I'm dead well that settles that but he does live on his peat castiglione until that fateful sledgehammer field day Oh Jon Bernthal is the man and Netflix as the Punisher is amazing and no none of that is a spoiler stop cursing at me in the comments I'm still sick coming some slack these care movements might seem totally unnecessary and just flourish but they actually sell the musical stylizing perfectly also baby is now wearing just his white undershirt he's not in conflict over taking care of his foster dad and if you happen to question how they got that picture who would but just in case I'd go right through this camera flash into the chase scene when he runs the red light Jim help I mean John Krasinski is always a winner who's cautiously excited for a quiet place our eyes are immediately drawn to the same tape that baby's eyes are drawn to every time he opens that case they call I go unless buddy tells you otherwise chemistry between these two over here is Eddy no nose formerly Eddy of the nose well what happened don't ask me that that's him no nose no no page one better than no thumbs am i right yeah good for you flea I'm the one got the mental problems in the crew that checks out he's got tinnitus he know what he had an accident when he was a kid he still got a hum in the drum so not to get into a whole thing like I just did with my wife but apparently in the medical field where she's a PA it's tinnitus it hurts my mouth so I won't keep saying it but I just wanted it to go right to know that the way he pronounces it is apparently correct even in the States more importantly is that throughout the film when there isn't any music and just silence you can often hear the ringing that someone's suffering from archers favorite injury to complain about here is constantly I can attest wear earplugs when using chainsaws children but even the score plays into it with the high strings right in the opening scene solidifying baby is the main character in the one we should be sympathetic towards that's my baby give me only Jamie Foxx could say something so crass and still get a chuckle is mom all oh no the killer dual from Halloween Oh Jason no well Mike Myers was in so I married an axe murderer Oh Michael Myers was Warrenton when is Jason liked machetes it's just a joke second hint that basses betcha hey yeah just got his name yeah maybe no more cops but Nene doesn't say anything about Marines also Thank You Edgar Wright for exposing my huge gap in punk music with the damn merciful incapacitation through skilled j-turn so that's why my wife hates driving next to big trucks same coffee run song performed by a different band gets you different feelings one of my favorite transitions in this film a simple match cut just not so simple to execute practically fun slow-motion shot where Ansel is actually singing with a faster version of the song so that it's in time when the footage of him is slowed down tea bricks been there buddy we've all got gaps apparently it's not deadmau5 and it's not called MMA or care dollar sign huh all right I made last one up but the point is foster kid who probably didn't finish elementary school is going to have some gaps in knowledge you're in a pink glittery mood I am flirting whatever the significance I have some theories I'll get into later this shot of only primary colors and the dryers is super pleasing to my brain there's a finest one-and-done of all the wines a bath and tap so most everyone caught this stolen mind the first time through but even I missed one of them listen to them all first then I'll explain what they're important for you baby is a sampler as in he takes audio from other sources and incorporates it into his life just like his little mixes and ironically we're given all the original songs that have been sampled into more popular well-known songs I think my brain might melt when I'm done with this movie and just like a kid in love he goes on to immediately listen to the song she talked about no fielding is always a winner so is everyone else when the Mighty Boosh but they don't technically feature in the film and this music video for me I was Edgar Wright's first stab at his opening - baby driver I said we were straight but did you think we were done but that was it he was careful about his choice of words one more job and I'm done one more job and we're straight and you're all straight baby that's it sure is you're all paid up in your go catfish dipped in gold is that a thing is that a thing people want should should I want that love and important scene where Deborah tells baby me and she means it she's in for the long haul hopefulness just say do it she'll give you the big bill sirs chips off the old block don't you mean chip off the old doc he is but not in the way you want him to I mean literally he's using the stairs even though doc called the elevator for him this does not sound like jet airliner however I will say they added a whole different tone and emotion to the Steve Miller Band intro songs and the framing of each character near door bird on the other side of this dark room like a wall of darkness between them which there totally is does it exact same thing Barbra Streisand don't do gonna think about Barbra Streisand Barbra Streisand lessons Jew ladies listen to Queen Queen Streisand that Queen yeah you ain't got nothing on Freddie Mercury he bought it a little later I had nothing to do with heist did he just admit to killing that guy by pulling his tattoo trigger you should know by now it's not gonna be Dre and Snoop you would kill birds silly the setup of the ultimate baddie has done so well in the preceding scene were warmed to Buddy as he reaches out to baby and then pits himself opposite bats again with the whole hex song argument then the very next scene we find out that he is indeed a true criminal the jowl comes to God sent Roman bacon that is Wang Jia Li so this whole guns is pig product speech is exactly as over unpretentious as I'd expect from the guy who wrote Rainbow Connection for the Muppets movie I'm just curious how he thinks Kermit will feel about him using Miss Piggy in his analogy okay so the opening seemed amazing the dance number long take is amazing but as far as timing and essentially playing music with gun fire goes this shootout takes the freaking cake go back and watch this scene again not one gunshot is out of time even the volume and duration of shots are musically appropriate as Paul Williams says fantasy also helping your girlfriend out of a jam at least it better be what he's doing since she was already firing just too much too good whoo-hoo you know I'm gonna list off a bunch of awesome details in the conclusion but some are just too good to not bring up now we actually see baby grab a crayon and napkin to leave this note and then is bent over writing it good stuff maybe you disappeared into a world consistent of three things money sex drugs connection that's what counting win saving your new almost girlfriend bananas I did not hear the word bananas tonight maybe you just had something clogging your ears watch play us something baby one of those situations where you actually feel at ease because we know he does actually make mixes then doc picks the wrong tape I don't screw over the cops I screw on the road now I'm not slow I'm fast and it's actually refreshing to see baby finally stand up for himself and the only way he knows how repeating everyone's lines back to them but it goes a long way in making his final decision to move in the next scene seem right in line with where his head's at he moved up and a total expectations of version the news report was setting up slippery roads and construction foreshadowing what's going to be a tricky escape by car and then picking the guy you assume will be the main villain is out and he had to be baby knows he was itching to kill him and Debbie so he had to go and one more awesome time to flee this time on foot perfectly safe with focuses hocus pocus and another amazingly used song having baby take a break to hide during the calmer yodeling section and then take off again once the electric guitar rips back in I know it's not new to use music to set the pace but right did it in reverse order by picking already written songs before filming the scene and if you think about it skill on the road is about thinking ahead and click reflexes so I believe we'd be good on foot as well this this is why people love at your right that's a practical camera movement there were a million easy ways to film that shot but no he had the camera operator back out of a van to make this awesome aesthetic deaf guy jokes never never gonna give you up has taken on a whole new meaning something I brought up in Scott Pilgrim is how Edgar rarely uses the same shot twice it's something you'll notice a baby driver as well you'll also notice in this scene especially how the camera pushes in on every actor bringing them all closer to our perspective and ramping the tension we're doing just fine in that right there be nice quick thinking and defending the woman you love is as good a reason as any to start using guns if you show me where you good shot yes how many cameramen died in the making of this film okay go get your tape I think something to remember here is that while guest doc does threaten Deborah earlier waitress girlfriend she's cute let's keep it that way as far as he was concerned that was just a fling baby wasn't being himself he had taken her to the fatties just to impress her now that doc sees that she's really with him after everything that's happened I get the feeling that this hits home for him I was in love once maybe his true love left him because of his life of crime and he clearly feels protective over baby just because he said can break your legs and tell everyone he alone doesn't mean he ever had any intention of actually doing that he needed baby and threats were the easiest way to keep him around darling wasn't lying buddy is relentless and he's seeing red you haven't seen we is always a win yep [Music] [Applause] and maybe was he not wrong about Brighton Rock being a killer driving song and I really wouldn't have pegged the madman is a great choice for a final boss but hot dang does he deliver seen this coming buddy she took something away from me that I love you know I got to do the same first of all buddy that's already two things but do anyone elses ears immediately start ringing after that self-sacrifice a realistic ending to baby story he may be a decent guy but they're still consequences to your actions and this was the only way to make sure Debra wasn't implicated pressure even harder that is the voice of Walter Hill the director of the driver can't get used to the fact that your real name I kind of like that he was sort of protecting her from the beginning with some plausible deniability she never even knew his real name that's true love and you finally get that rainbow after earning it through the rain everybody wants happiness nobody wants pain but you can't have a rainbow without a little rain although I will say that I personally think this very well could be in baby's head I'm not saying she won't be there waiting for him in his 50s fantasy after five years but everything we know about baby leads me to believe this is a dream for starters he had a very similar fantasy and he lives through media music TV and movies so just sort of fits [Music] but who's gonna complain about this happy ending with Simon and Garfunkel's song giving us a literal roll credits whoa these credits are only like three minutes long and pretty well spaced out of that testing it to a practical film I just want to get this out of the way quickly I can be honest and say that Kevin Spacey was on my always a win list he has always been one of my favorite actors as much as I can separate actor's talents from their personal lives there is a line that being said I won't skip movies that contain people on this ever-growing list because it would be a disservice to everyone else involved Plus this is probably his last appearance anyway I'll just have to see how things go uncovering past movies based on the box office returned a baby driver I must have a few people watching this video right now that this was is your first and only Edgar Wright film and to that I say if you enjoyed this movie go watch the Cornetto trilogy which is Shaun of the Dead Hot Fuzz and the World's End also watch Scott Pilgrim vs. the world each of the things that you enjoyed in this film are individually amplified in all of his other films the music the long tanks the poignant jump cuts that sharp transitions the witty dialogue it's all in there one of the highest scores videos on my channel is Scott Pilgrim so that should tell you what I think about I do right then after watching all those movies see his next film in theaters he's a director that has never disappointed me and of the handful of directors who deserve our consistent theatre money he's right near the top of that list and if you watch this video without seeing baby driver first go watch it this video does not and cannot do it's majesty justice Edgar Wright has been called a style over substance director and to that I say what you got a good style I don't think anyone would necessarily level that complaint at baby driver with its tight narrative in structure strong characters and every loose end tied up nonetheless I feel the need to defend it baby driver in no way lacks substance yet Edgar Wright was still able to stylize every single moment some of the most satisfying ways you know how I feel about musicals slowly coming around but if there was ever a musical I could get behind it's an action movie choreographed to music spanning the last five decades I went to this movie pretty blind and based on what I've heard I'd gir say I don't think he wants it to be classified as a musical probably for fear of turning people like me off and there's minimal original music but the way every song is incorporated into the film is as musical ask as it gets and the music in the film is just plain amazing it's so uncompromising Lee diegetic that when a song runs out baby rewinds his iPod in order to score the rest of the chase if the crew stalls a little bit and messes up his flow he asked them to wait so we can restart the song thematically music is the one connection baby has to his mother in the same way he would drown out his parents fighting an abusive father he now drowns out the reality of the ramifications of the crash and the memory of his mother's death and in a history repeats itself kind of way he chooses to end his abusive relationship with Bath the same way his mother ended hers then his final moments in the car with her song easy play almost ironically as you consider what baby's life has been and everything has led to this moment but it's not melancholy it is easy for him to choose to ever over himself one of the few things I didn't touch on outside the obvious is the color coding of the characters bats is obviously always red red red buddy is blue blue blue and darling is pink violet I talked about baby's jacket being caught between his two worlds and his glasses progressively get lighter until he's actually missing a lens by the end showing how he's finally not blinding himself to the crime and taking some responsibility then Deborah and baby's mom wear yellow and have light hair the bans on the money are yellow she's lit with the yellow light at the diner yellow signifies moving forward and leaving his life of crime behind you know I got to talk about attention to detail I know I'm not an easter egg Channel but when it comes to Edgar Wright they're woven into the film so beautifully each is its own win and the reason the detail lists are always so long in Edgar Wright's films is because of how detail-oriented he is and how often awesome details repeat transitions less of them than in other films still epic yet understated and smooth like this little eyeline transition or high surf you realized the reason baby has all those different iPods is because he's been boosting cars since he was a kid and stealing people's hi pods the one he got as a gift got smashed in the crash or how his undershirt slowly darkens as he slips to the dark side of crime or how often someone predicts the sound with the point of a finger timing with music is just integrated into everything little timing cues mixing or how often lyrics perfectly describe what's happening in the film the lyrics on the street the tinnitus ringing the postcard foreshadowing where Doc probably got his name the fact that baby pulls up to Gmail you can see no evil at the armored truck heist so many little touches like of course Jamie left his shotgun behind he's the only one without a strap it goes on and on and the final detail is something that took me multiple watches to figure out I knew that every cutting this TV watching scene was important and I'm finally realizing that the bull was foreshadowing baby's final battle with buddy getting off their horses out of their cars and battling on foot constantly tricking a bloodied buddy like you do with the red cape and I'm sure there are more little details that I missed this is one of those films where the camera operators boom operators and grips all need to be praised because they're responsible for so much of what we see in how its presented to our eyes and ears and then at the heart of all of it is this sweet and simple love story Ansel and Lily have such great chemistry in place so well off each other it's also a story of taking responsibility and finding redemption in doing so and ultimately baby is just a likable kid someone we can really relate to although baby makes his mixtapes old school analog the way Ice old fogies used to do it really just a crazy labor-intensive way especially when he basically uses MIDI recordings anyway no real instruments it would be like opening up notepad and starting to code a website from scratch that's dumb don't do that that's why we have Squarespace yeah you like that Segway don't you but seriously take it from someone who has opened up notepad and started writing HTML and CSS from scratch there is absolutely no need to do that anymore Squarespace has awesome customizable templates to help you get started making your own website the idea of making a site daunting I know I put it off for way too long myself but I've gone through the gamut of ways to build sites and Squarespace is by far the easiest and 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hey guys what's up my name is joel from roomie official I am here with my beautiful handsome very tall editor Jonas which is why I'm on camera I'm not at all a cartoon you don't feed on the camera is too tall the green screen only goes up to here oh yeah it's not because of the ugly threshold you put in so today we're looking at another voices impressions video this time it's one girl 15 voices by a girl called junina as you guys know I made a one guy 14 voices back in 2014 after that that started a massive trend loads of people wanting to be me what other people did it they're always great I wouldn't say that I'm the best at impressions it's fun to see all these other people do it so let's look at uniqueness impressions let's go [Music] and sleep me I gotta be honest I honestly don't know what she sounds like it's like she could be do like forever oh yeah that's probably a new me why yeah let's move on to the next one because we don't know we have no idea [Music] guess me since Africa that's that's in Colonel secure is one of those voices as well it's just so cartoony that I guess it's easier to do but that was probably the best to carry oppression I've ever heard yeah it's really solid also I feel like you got to give it credit because she's doing quite long parts of the impression yeah not just like a really really short bit yeah who would do that why would someone do a short short [Music] [Music] that was incredible - that was really really close I can't relate to try to do a female voice I will so I don't I don't know but I assume that that was really difficult yeah yeah it's not like you tried to do a female oh yeah I did I did the other girl thing whines that's an ace impression okay yeah that's the really good one that your once sucked hard laughs she's really really talented I don't know it's really cool it's you can't say much it's like yeah solid skills basically what she's doing with her voice they're I guess just like to have a really high larynx and like do they hold it yeah but there's also some vowel stuff like there's a bunch of complicated stuff with Britney Spears voice and she really nails it I don't care there's never be so just pasta for a second this is the one I did let's compare my version to her version when we get to that part [Music] oh no now we can't compare if she didn't do the same part as me oh I'm so disappointed I'm too proven otherwise I guess you're still a genius [Music] let's see it right yeah hey I wanted it orbiting nine the comms with I will be an I hated it I surprised see us really hard not sure if I thought that one was super on point but CEA's got like a really weird pronunciation I was so sure that SIA was French I think the first I heard was that chandelier song he's like gender oh yeah whoever that girl is she's french and all my friends like no she's not on what I promise you she's French and then I go she wasn't this video is brought to you by the notifications on the channel Rumi official have you seen all of these videos if you have not seen all these videos then you may not have the notifications on for all videos so go click here and you will have notifications on for all videos that is notifications on for all videos ok thank you ah Celine [Music] again before the hi part I get it because impressions are way harder like up top I talked about that on the blackboard for video too it's much easier to kind of change the way you sound in the low registry so you don't have to follow all like proper singing rules you can kind of mess around with it a bit but on high notes it's so much harder to really sound like someone else because your throat so is gonna want to do certain things on high notes it's just what it is [Music] [Applause] [Music] much for my happy end damn pretty yes did the most iconic parts I like that we're happy free confused and lonely at the same time it's miserable and magical oh yeah tonight's the night when we forget about the deadlines its time that's very good yeah I feel actually a student good job with ending the notes in a similar way and style that is waved us there yeah [Music] just like he look just like a sir I've never heard that a tell song before but unless that's a very different to tell son that was probably the worst one yet I mean she's a great singer obviously yeah it didn't sound too much like the Bell no I heard some vowels overall that she's an incredible singer I think compared to something like what me and black Griffin do some of the things are like maybe not as polished because we destroyed short clips so every singer while she's like oh yeah I'm gonna sing 30 seconds of this singer that's like a lot harder to do I totally respect this and I don't think I could do it even close to as well we might be like aha we saw something that wasn't maybe necessarily exactly right but if I did this that would be constant that would be everything I see I don't see myself as a natural-born impressionist like it's crazy how like known I am for that Oh three seconds of whatever Nickelback I can do that especially considering how poorly you did the best deal that's true but a few clues you die [Music] change I'm sorry I meet with friends but I mean no it really is [Music] can't keep my hands to myself yeah that was really good there's definitely a lot of post production going on I like that she had done that with like getting the whispery tone as loud as it should be compared to the belting and stuff I feel like that's very much part of the original song yeah [Music] very good job you Nina I thought that was really cool it's a really good video it's got a hell of use I don't think this is as recent as Mike reference once know this is from 2016 it was about when I released my one guy 16 voices I guess and I have checked out the rest of her channel she does a lot of videos that are similar to this one here you have a singing impressions video she sings perfect by Ed Sheeran in Britney Spears voice head over to her channel subscribe to her there's gonna be a link here somewhere and I will see you guys in the next video in Jonas - hopefully I will see you okay check out the discord you were looking very good oh my god you're beautiful [Laughter] okay guys something really really sad happened so we uploaded this video yesterday and two of the impressions got claimed and so we had to take it out so that we could earn money on the video so anyway if you want to see the Christina Aguilera impression and the ariana grande depression head over to you Nina's channel is really really good I definitely recommend you to see the whole thing in its entirety thanks to my top patrons Christian garrison Matthew barczyk Qian Wong Haruka Karuna COO Sebastian 707 Angela Victoria this is my rent money ally Engel batoon Vince Gabriel Davila coral eye Captain America dark music and arc you guys are the


this video was made possible by skill share learn what you want to learn with skill share for free for two months at the link in the description Cenozoic try partly plural centrum antidote on tell Jake floccinaucinihilipilification you see what I'm doing here is using a bunch of long fancy words to make you think that this video isn't some mumbo-jumbo pseudoscience nonsense because it's not there are plenty of very legitimate studies linking your name to your life and that makes sense after all your name is as attached to you as your arm your leg your credit score the regret that you didn't buy Bitcoin six months ago because it was too complicated your name is part of you and you reflect your name for example here are three people one is named Richard one is named Bob and one is named Jack who do you think is named what now these are all American white men around the same age so there are no ethnic or generational biases that you could use to match names to people but statistically there is an above average chance that you matched Bob - Bob Buckhorn mayor of Tampa Florida Richard - Richard Ford novelist and short story writer and Jack - Jack Hanna zoologist and conservationist some of you may have by chance recognized one of these people but the majority of you who didn't on averaged match the right name to the right person more than the 33.3% of the time that would be random the Hebrew University of Jerusalem conducted the study that identified this ability to guess names and that names fit their owner which helps explain at least a little bit well you don't know many professors named Chad they conducted a series of tests where they had participants guessed the real name of people in photos and in all cases the guesses were far more accurate than random chance in their second test for example participants were shown four different names for each picture meaning that if it were random participants would guess correctly 25% of the time but for some names such as Tom guesses were correct 52% of the time with other names such as Yeshua accuracy was as low as 9 percent well below random so they continued their study by affirming that the accuracy didn't just come from some names being more popular than others but on average names were guessed correctly 30% of the time 5 percent above random it's indisputable that people do look like their names but here's the problem with this conclusion with very little exception names are chosen before or at birth at which point parents have pretty much no idea what their child will look or act like so that means something else must be true names are a self-fulfilling prophecy we act look and make decisions based off our name for example about 0.42 percent of the population of the u.s. is named Lewis which means that there should be one thousand three hundred and sixteen people in st. Louis Missouri named Lewis but there are not there are 1959 this is the same elsewhere there are two thousand two hundred and two people named Georgia in Georgia while based off the average there should be one thousand one hundred and three there should be two hundred and sixty-two people named Mary in st. Mary's Ohio but there are three hundred and ninety the difference is an enormous but it is statistically significant what researchers have concluded is that people notice things and places more when they're similar to their names so someone named Lewis for example would just notice Saint Louis more so when it comes time to move st. Louis is closer to the front of their mind and it's not just places that have this effect a Belgian study found that people were twelve percent more likely to apply for a job at a company whose name matches in first letter to their name for example Adam and Amazon and Nick and Netflix but back to why people look like their names for the sake of not offending anyone all used rather unlikely names but if anyone is named twiddle toes or curl andhe I do sincerely apologize according to the University of Jerusalem study if there's a social stereotype that people named twiddle toes are on the heavier side less successful and unattractive all the people named twiddle toes will fall into acceptance that they will be those things because their name says so while all the crews Landa's stereotype to be athletic successful and attractive will have the societal pressure to live up to their name by Nature the average of what all the KERS Londos are like is what people will expect chris Landa's to act like and then every chris Londa will be expected to act like that average of course some of the association between looks and names has to do with culture and race but in all there's a sort of micro peer pressure going on for everyone with one name to act like each other since that's what other people expect of them oh and for all the expecting parents that have now terrified with the burden of choosing a name that will singularly make or break their child's life here's a top tip if you want them to go on and make loads of money name them Peter if they're a boy and Deborah if they're a girl since these are the most common names among CEOs but it's not all about the name if you want young Peter or Deborah to succeed they'll need to learn things so for their 0th birthday present you should get them a subscription to Skillshare you see Skillshare is an amazing place to learn what you want to learn because they have over 18,000 classes on what you want to learn how to tie a shoe yep differential calculus yep they got that too with so many classes you're bound to find one about what you're interested in the best news is that you can learn with Skillshare for free for two months only by going to the link in the description now get out of here and sign up in happy holidays or Christmas or


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