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Building Intelligence Positive Civilization 11624 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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You know that somebody is no intelligent the way he spent too much time again
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and again tell them something that they know that they should do, but they
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refuse to do. And civilization is empowered by very few intelligent and good people.
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So the pioneers of a civilization they teaching new ways, right, see
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the founding fathers right, they got their own time. Right. They said,
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we should not be rule by kings. In the beginning, American was
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just rule by kings from England. So the king, there was no constitution,
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that was not republic, that was no president, no state, nothing
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but just king and the king just control their subjects. And they said,
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now we want to defend civilization, and that civilization everything was about religion,
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about God. You could not ask questions that where does the son come from?
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Why does it rain? Why do I have your brain in mind?
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Why do we do what we do? Why do we think? They also
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civilization of religion said that you don't just said God is everything. God and
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God everything. If you're sick, it's because of God. If you die,
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it's because of God. If you fall and break your leg, it's
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because of God. If you cannot eat, because of God. If you're
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hungry because of God. If you're bad because of God, if it hurt
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somebody because of God. Anything you do, it's because of God. They
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call that determinism. Yeah, that your life is already determined, that God
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is in control. That was a diffence and civilization. It means there was
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no science. So science came and said, now I think there is more
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to God because we don't even know what God is or who God is.
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Because God is what we say and what we think. And science started asking
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said something more to that. Those who started science and pannil everything, they
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were philosophers. Philosophers ask questions the doubt, and they think they seek to
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know the nature of things. I said, you get somebody like Darwin.
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Yeah, Darwin talk about natural selection by the plant, natural evolution. He
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said, the human being evolved from animals to you. And I said,
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now must evolve in the intelligence. Right that this civilization is the intelligence,
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and the intelligence becomes to person. Remember, I'll tell you out what is
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inside and what is outside the same thing. Right, if you're intelligence,
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you learn to make dresses and wear dress. Is right. If you're intelligent,
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you don't want to stay in the cave, right, because you will
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be call right, you want to be a house right. If intelligent you
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know, want to stay out and burn wood? Right, you want to
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stay at home and turn off your stuff or your cooker right, or your
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hero right. And the more intelligence human became, the mother evolved, right,
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they started to look good and beautiful and handsome, right, and they
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start to become civilized. To become civilized. Now, as I said that,
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now need to live with other humans, right, So you need to
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come to their consensus and agreement around the study how to treat one another?
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Right? And how do we communicate? They need to learn language, right,
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and how do we speak the language? They need to produce the grammar.
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Those are the people that found their civilization, who wrote the language,
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created English language, who created Chinese? Who are those people? Those are
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the people that partner in civilization, who map this world that will welcome today.
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As I'm talking, it's posted to be moving around. Right. The
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civilized person which just be disciplined. See, an animal is not civilized.
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That's why they live in a wild. A human being is civilized because that
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human being lives in the community of humans. So the humans can say you're
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civilized, You're not civilized based on what you do, the way you think,
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how you carry yourself. Humans to poneer civilization, they invented education.
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Education means we teach you the ways of all the ways that work. How
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casts are made, What astronomy is all about, what gravity is all about,
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What life is all about? What it means to be human? That's
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biology, anatomy. What the stars are all about, that's astronomy. Are
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things made? Where the things come from? Those are natural sciences. One
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make us think, an act, the psychology, heart, things form,
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a matter, physics. So they teach us all these things, and science
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comments in the human brain. What is it I intelligent that way? What
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makes us to eat? How do we look on the insight? They we
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discover all these things health, medicine that make us to live longer. Then
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we created rules, such our contract, our laws, how to live less
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civilized humans. We give us a task to do. We push our brains,
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we create a laws to say this, we can't do this, we
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can't do We started to think what to keep one not to keep? What
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is accepted behavior? What is all accepted behavior? What does it mean to
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be civilized? Is it the way you speak, the way you walk,
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the way you talk, the way you leave, or what you do,
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how you treat others. What does it mean to be civilized becomes what that
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civilization does. A civilization came in China undiscovered paper and printing that paper together,
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right, and that people came from Chinese. Somebody thought about it and
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the printing price I think maybe helped by England or something. That was the
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beginning of science. Right, because philosophers have written about them, from sociartists
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to Platotoist doctor to Nietzsche or these philosopher's Votel montesquie Jianjiakros Saul and Aquinas Senacast
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and all these philosophers, Asian philosophers from from Iran today or Afghanistan to Egyptians
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to African philosophers or philosophers in Europe, the ponder what it's life? Are
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we humans or make us different from these animals animals the pholics. I cannot
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think, cannot create, cannot create art, and human civilization becomes art.
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That's why you create art. It means that you're human, you civilized.
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You can think. You can create abstract. It means you can create something
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that doesn't exist in a natural world. You can mix something. You can
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produce something and a mass in a way. I cannot do that and amass
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in a why they work naked, they don't care. Theoked everywhere, they
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pee everywhere. They just mess up things. You must become so civilized,
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so tidy, so neat, so organized, and you must start it to
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form societies and build prisons that those who cannot accept society in the beginning,
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the excider or worse, they will just kill them. If you stole,
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they just kill. You can not destroy the human gene. It's called a
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human beiness, a gene, a gene code, and you don't want the
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gene to spread. Natural isolation come in answer, came in and talked about
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the hoever of the featies, as of human live. Humans live because they
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survived those we are weak, they die off. They become the road of
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the strong. Now they developed weapons and they started to fight wars. I'm
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strong and the person on their jeans. They have kings now and princess.
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I am the king. I would take all the pretty women and get all
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the beautiful of kids. My kids will be tall and powerful. I need
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to conquer people now to work for me. I need more lives, more
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food, more power someone and I invented wine and luxury. We need to
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eat well studies. I learned that most of the times people just used to
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trade things. Yeah. Before I just used to trade for things like if
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I have bread, then if I have bread, then you have milk.
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But I want milk and you want bread. So they just trade. And
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then they started to make coins. Yeah. And then they noticed that the
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things what if things were too expensive, that they had to carry too many
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coins and they would be too heavy. The Chinese started making just paper just
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cash. Yeah, so it's much easier to hold and and carry. You
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guys know, you g has no history. So that's the beginning of money.
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Right. They got a chap by buttery, right, and it's got
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a chip by butter, got the good sites on the bad sizes right.
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You got no measure of the thing, right, it got no there's no
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quantity. That's not so if you if I want if I want potatoes,
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and then you got apples, yeah, but potato is not quote one apple
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right. So and some times you're not getting enough right so that money and
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not have people to buy what you can make that civilization right because when they're
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when it was still open people found of making money because making like coins and
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money, because once they noticed that if someone just doesn't have something really good,
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they just have like something you're small, and then someone else has something
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so big, like if someone has a big house and then you have just
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little food, and then you want to trade. But people like the food
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too, but they like their big house too. So they thought of making
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money, that's why, so that they can all buy the same thing good.
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So those are people that make civilizations. That's the part. Yes,
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right, they're talking about those people. People talk who talk about making money,
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we talk about that talk about those are the people that create civilizations.
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Right. It's people got a different type of brains. They think differently to
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this world. They want to solve problems, they ask questions, they want
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to know things right, and they want to add something to civilization that people
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came before us. I'm staying Nicola Tesla, Isaac Newton and nice all.
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What time we need to invent cars maybe or the telephone. Some people pandar
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the telephone. Right suppose, oh, now telephone in our iPhone. But
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if they if the developed eephone, our computers, what if we make the
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computers work for us? The robotics, right, and what if not the
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computer? Now can computer machine tell you do what we cannot do? Artificient
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intelligence so different civilization. Now we are in the artificial intelligence civilization. So
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your father's artificial intelligence philosopher, I'm the philosopher of the activisial intelligence age.
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Right in a time with humans, I contemplated to be machines or make machines
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work for them. So I came now in that age and said that the
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human being is born with three intelligences. You got the android intelligence, the
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human being using machine to do tasks right, and you got the artificial intelligence
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when the human being does learn it itself. That TI vision intelligence can sees
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the humans do what the humans cannot do. That's the civilizations we're gonna live
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in Android civilization. That's what we're getting into now. After an android civilization,
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I'm gonna get into activision intelligence civilization. After that civilization, I'm gonna
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get to alien intelligence civilization intelligence and AI for alien and AI equality for android
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intelligence. So those are the three intelligence that your dudy that is philosopher of
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that AI intelligence civilizations. First civilization, we're gonna be android intelligence civilization that
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we are in now and after the android intelligence civilization, were gonna get into
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artificial intelligence civilization. That's an AI too. And after the civilization, we're
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gonna get into the alien intelligence civilization. That is a I too. That's
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why that is AI intelligences philosophers. Yes, civilization and intelligence, intelligent civilization
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and intelligence civilization. That's what that is all about. You know that most
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of the times one kid, when you have kids, and then kids have
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smart dads and moms, then most of the times kids just think that they
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don't need school. Just then have their dad and mom teach now because they're
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smart. Yeah, that's what we do to you guys. They're not late,
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they're not lazy going to parties. You just stay home. Yeah,
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that's what I do to you guys. Right, Yeah, we just adding
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information we have right, all this I'm teaching you guys. Nice to open
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your mind, right, brother a horizon right to know that you come to
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this world to do good, right, to expire your brain right, remember,
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and saying that you are your brain right? You are? Were you
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not right? And those who know my information they end up having more right
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they live well. Right, So powerty means you don't have information right,
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you know the things that make people buy. Right, there's nothing that you
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can't sell. Right. Laziness means bustiness is worse. Right. Well,
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listeness make you to be poor, right, because listeners make you not to
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do stuff right, not to land stuff. Right, So listeness it means
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that you are just don't want to do stuff U slough they call it sloth,
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right, So nothing is made. Yeah, most of the time.
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I see that maybe people are inventing now AI rollbacks to do things for people
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because they're too lazy. Correct, because I saw on the show that one
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person said that AI is are making people too lazy. Yeah, yeah,
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so they should just stuff theirselfs and stuff AI loping back. Yeah, So
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that's the raid I talking about, right, Human assists, right, Well,
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this android human assaysts I encourage the human being to be the android itself.
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Right. It's a learn a lot of information, right, and if
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you don't let that information as you're talking now, somebody will learn it,
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right, and the person that learning are going to produce gadgets they're going to
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help you. Right. Software is not going to help you, right,
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It will not make you intelligent, right. It just meant to be a
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consumer right. But the person make you be smarter right, a producer right.
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So that for changing Opannon the civilization right. And the fear is that
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in that civilization us to be laser right. A lazy person in every civilization
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it is a lazy person civilization right, because lizeness makes you don't want to
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do stuff. It's just when the player or sit around, do nothing,
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wine and complaint. Yeah, Daddy hates lazy people. One thing Thatdy hates
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it's a lazy human. Because a lazy human nothing can be made. With
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a lazy human, nothing good can be made. You need to cook,
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it takes human to do that. You need to take a shower, you
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need to brush, you need to make your environment look well. You need
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to create a factory a company to produce something. You need to teach,
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you need to engineer stuff. You need to think and do a lot of
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stuff. But lassy people are just you like to consume on the people.
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I blame all the people. I watched this story that there was the diligent
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and lazy girl. The diligent girl worked hard helps things, but the lazy
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girl just stayed home and then didn't work. Because the lazy girl went to
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go look for her job outside and then there's a tree. The tree asked
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for the for the diligent girl too to take off her uh, to take
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off the dry branches from the tree. That the diligent girl did it.
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And then later the diligent girl found the fairies the fairies house and went in
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went in the house. And then later the fairies told the diligent girl to
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clean six rooms and not the seventh room. So the dilider So the diligent
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girl cleaned six rooms, not the seventh room. And later the fairies asked
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the diligent girl why didn't she open the steven th And then the diligence girl
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said the dad gave her advice that whenever a person asked her to do something,
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that she can do it. And then later that the uh the fairies
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opening the seventh door, and then the ils phold rachel gold. And later
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once once the delicate girl went back home, the lady girls surprised that she
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was covered all over with gold. Yeah, the story is work right,
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I see diligence intelligent right, almost sound because when you're diligent, it's intelligent.
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Diligentlemans, you pay attention your prudent, you focus, right, you
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have direction, you have purpose, right, you have a goal. Right,
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you have driven, you can sacrifice, you can endeavor right and mean,
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So you you you got something in mind. You made sure that I
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put all the pieces together. You dot your eyes across your teeth to make
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sure it goes all right. It makes you a diligent diligence between intelligence.
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Right, and you got ignorance and arrogance most the same, right, because
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an ignorant person is an arrogant person almost pout to sign because you don't know.
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You think you know? How do you know? If you don't learn,
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you can't. That's what it called arrogance, right, ignorance? Right?
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Can you fly? Play? Can you fly a plane? They cannot
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fly plane, man, unless you learn how to fly a plane. Right.
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If you sit in the plane, I ask you, please fly the
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plane. Okay, Okay, I can fly the plane. Yeah. Ignorance
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an arrogant right, because you think that if you say you don't know to
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fly the play, that will laugh at you. Right, I cannot do
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that because you don't know. Right, you cannot laugh at somebody for not
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knowing, right, Right, you can laugh at somebody for pretending I didn't
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know what they don't now, right, because you're ignorant, right, and
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the question becomes why you pretend to know where you don't? Now you can
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just learn it, right Because started, I thought that drying the girl was
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so easy. But when I started frying the glow, I thought that maybe
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I was not good. I started the plying the glow. Was not good
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at it. So I started practicing, and I got better at it.
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Yeah, that's good. It's about good at something. The human being is
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good at nothing. Human being learned. Human beings learned to be good at
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things. Yeah. As a baby, you know, you could even sock
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breass milk. No good at it. My mined to teach her to sock
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bressed milk. He did not used to toilet. We teach her to do
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that. Right. You didn't know how to walk. You know how to
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walk. You started by crawling, by creeping, and gradually you could stretch
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your leg. It take one step, second step, you start to walk.
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Then you got wrong, and now the human brain can fly in the
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plane, you can try faster in a car. That's what civilization does.
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Remember what's lou long life time? I go like in twenty twenty two.
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Once we're once we're learning the pianos, what we're learning the guitar, maby
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was making our salad. And later you came back from work earlier a little
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bit, and later you study to teach us how to play the guitar.
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And you taught us that when the baby is born, it just starts to
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sit, and later starts to fall at the father, and then it starts
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to crawl them and later wants to crows. It starts the whole chairs and
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learns that you can stand and walk. Now that's true. I'm happy to
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remember that. That's how the man works. Right. You cannot have your
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shame for learning, I dumb place. You cannot have that shame for learning
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because the brain is meant to learn stuff, right. Learning is growth,
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right, yeah, and those who learn more that the people that drive the
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civilization. Right. You cannot have a shame for learning. I always learned
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to be a pioneer, to be the person that's starting new things. Okay,
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that would be a shame of learning. Yeah, of learning, it's
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okay, yeah, yeah, okay, So I got the class. So
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what you learned from the class to that, like intelligent not being lazy,
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and artificial intelligence like three AI s, there's and joyed intelligence, artificial intelligence
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and alien intelligence. Yeah, that is that is philosophy, right, Yeah,
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that is philosophy states that the human being is born with natural intelligence,
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but the naturally intelligence in itself is limited to the earth, right, limited
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to nature? Right? Yeah, So because the human being has a complex,
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uncomplicated brain, human being need to know to tap into this brain,
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right, human being can do that but by the t effect right thinking and
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ask asking questions right, and to do that if human doing know that the
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human being lived in a society with verereious humans, right, So the human
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will need PPP to approating that society right or is your P people projection perception,
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perception and perspective. Yeah, because every human being is an individual mind
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life of its own life. To deal with humans, you need to know
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they are projection perception and perspectives, right, so that you can lend that
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to work with human humans without hurting yourself or hurting artis. You can lend
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that to your habits and the things you do and making sure that you don't
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get into excesses that destroy yourself and not to destroy yourself, you need and
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PP proportionality, and yeah, you need measurement, proportionality umbalancing everything you do
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right, measure because measurement you need to measure how much, how much pressure
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you do or how much you do it. If you're cooking food, you
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need enough, how much things you have there, Yeah, you need to
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measure how much, measure how much you need to put in there. Yeah.
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And then proportion proportionality is like the size of something like size if it's
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too big or too small, too much or too less. Correct and then
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you got balance, right, you make sure it's It's like once you give
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birth to a baby, and then you need to measure how much food the
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baby eats, and measure how much the baby walks, and measure if it's
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gonna hurt itself or not. Yeah. And then the balance if you're working
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make sure yeah books, if you're working on staggering balance right. Yeah.
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So it's a human beings homo erectris right, Yeah, it's like you you
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need to measure to balance. Yeah, human beings homo erectors, right,
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the more electives, So homo sapi homocipiens got the homo erectors because the human
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beings stands straight. You most straight, even said the human bean things straight.
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Right. It means you're thinking positive and thinking forward. Right. You're
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using your brain to anticipate, to be proactive and prehensive in what you do
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right. Able to calculate the things you do right, to measure the things
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so that I can create positive causalities not negative causality is right. You're able
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to stabilize yourself right and quantify what you do right, I'll qualify yourself.
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Right. You learn to imprint yourself, not impose yourself. Right. You
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learn to become a better human being. Right now, to take your time.
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I use you know that your time is your life. Your life is
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your time righte. You know that you come to this world to my use
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of your time right and life? Right. You know that when you're wasting
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your time, you're witheing your life. Right. When you're wasting your life,
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you're within your time. Right, so that when you sit around you're
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not doing something, it means your life is not moving forward. Right.
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They get to know that if you are not working, I'm doing things with
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yourself. Someone is working and doing things with themselves. Right. And then
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you get to know that if you're not pushing yourself forward somebody is putting themselves
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forward. Right, that's I can leaders and follow us, right, leaders
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and those who do stuff right. Your daddy said, there are three types
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of people, right, those who create problems that cannot solve, right,
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those who solve the problems they create, right, and those who solve problems
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that didn't create. Right. Those are different ways of thinking. Right.
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There are those who have come here to be remembered, right, and those
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who have kind of to be forgotten. Right. Yeah, there's those who
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have come here to imprint themselves, right, and those who have trying to
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impose. Right. I identitate you that when you impose, you create conflict.
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Right. I pick people fight and go to wars right before I not
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diach tray one another. Right. But when you imprint yourself, you impose
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you you pay sweet people, right, it means you have some good dat.
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It could become indelible, right, it becomes ornamental. Right. They
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are Bram Lincoln right, like Jesus Christ right that they're founding fathers over their
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right, their mom. They a mom right, or sometimes good dads right,
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or a good teacher that you remember right somewhere that inspire you. Right,
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So when that motivates you, right, So when that makes you believe
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in yourself and like yourself and trust yourself. Right, So when I make
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you to have action to go do positive things, right, they call a
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positive indelibility. It makes you do things that you become so indelible that you
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become so necessary. Also every day talking about Armstein, Nicola Tesla Isaac Newton
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call all these people are these philosophers and this Nobel lawres and know a Nobel
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laureate nomber lawres are people that invent stuff, that do research that may one
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better place, that science, create medicines, that discovery. Take us to
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space, give us the GPS, because live longer because of the cars we
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drive. Understand the human body, understand the space and the consponse that we're
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live in. Come here to be reminder that's your dad is philosophy that they
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just want you, not to you. You got one mind for every person,
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and your mind is to live to imprint. You have come here with
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own good to pioneer civilization. There's something in you that can start in your
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civilization. It must develop your mind. Because the mind you have, the
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body you have, and the soul you have, and the environment you have,
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it's given to you to make use of it. The human being should
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live, or that the human being shall die. But the human being dies,
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it's the body that goes back to Earth away it belongs. But the
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mind lives on and the soul. That's good because the mind becomes infinity.
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When the soul becomes infinity. The mind becomes infinity intelligence that lives in the
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motive us, and the soul becomes infinity good that lives in the internal Earth.
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And the body goes back to Earth to become something else. So the
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being of the human being is a being itself. You call upon upon this
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planet to be the best of things, to be the best of things,
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to learn from your mistake day by day, step by self in order to
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be better. But you must seek to know yourself, trying to be yourself
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and not to be somebody else. Not trying to please people, but try
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to do what it's right. Not sicking to golife, but sicking to part.
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Not second validation, because the day you were born, you will validated
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with the date of birth by God that either we don't know, or that
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we know, by nature, by your momnd and by the universe. So
31:02
all I need to do on this place. Seek to know that whish you
31:04
have come with which human business I can see. You don't know the seat
31:11
until you plant the seed. If I give you a seat, you don't
31:14
know what that it is. That city you see, it's a tree.
31:18
That tree become a bush or a brush and then become a forest, that
31:25
becomes an amazon. That tree have fruits, that's flowers have life in it.
31:33
That tree will live forever. Got each time the tree bears in your
31:37
seats or your sprout, new flowers are gonna pulling. It just that the
31:42
human being given birth biologically, or the spread the ideas or the crypt ip
31:48
intellect your property for the invention of their creativity, and it always lives on
31:55
this place you come in. It's as beautiful as you can get. This
31:59
time for health is the best thing in the universe. We are lucky to
32:02
be here. We are pleased to be here. This life you see today
32:07
is always better. It can always be better than yesterday. Because of poundeers,
32:14
a pple will discover new things. There's of new challenges. It's called
32:19
today. We have a jacket off twent da years ago, but we don't
32:22
have a jacket off. It's called today. You're in the house that is
32:28
where air conditioned and heed it comfortable. Twenty years ago people do not have
32:34
that, But in that time they were better than people that came before them.
32:40
So each generation it's going to pounder their own civilization. I've come to
32:45
this world to let humans know that we need to pound here through the civilizations
32:54
in order to take the human mind into the multiversal infinity. On the intelligence
33:02
of being android intelligence, because communicate with machines. You can opey your computer
33:08
and drive your car, whereas we're gonna have driver less cars, and we're
33:15
gonna science is gonna advance in a way that medicine and operasion things will be
33:20
different that we're gonna leave where we're gonna be gonna be different because robotics and
33:24
antivistial intelligence is gonna help us. I call it android intelligence, and we're
33:30
gonna gradually move into charlip into the quantum intelligence and fusion intelligence that gradually the
33:37
human being in this serf can be an artificial intelligence PLATI, which your intelligence
33:44
is. We can't take ourselves to places right it is, you can just
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go to mass We learn from our mistakes now because what you make our mistakes,
33:57
you know what she didn't drive. So now are standing a mistake?
34:00
Now and change you do something good correct And when you change something good,
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you are enriching your soul because your soul needs to be good. That can
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help you to live with other humans. You don't do good to help somebody,
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do good to help yourself. That's what Daddy said. Do good for
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goodness sake God. The good you do makes your heart to be larger.
34:21
And what Daddy say, have an open mind, open heart, open hands,
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open hands. We are able to give to those who don't have take
34:28
care of the needy. Somebody are lazy to take care of themselves. You
34:31
cannot let them die because they're lazy. Or you can do is fit them.
34:36
The most you can do to give them shelter, give them medicine.
34:39
That's all you can do to people cannot help themselves well lazy, they will
34:43
give them money, a lot of money. They buy buy what they don't
34:47
need. Right, don't eat a lot, don't go buy drugs because they
34:52
don't know. You don't know. I means to earn money. So since
34:54
you're lazy, you don't give them too much money. That the person that
34:59
works so hard half Paney because they know what money is. I don't know
35:02
why they're working. You work because they need money. It works so hard
35:06
because it need to become need a because want to buy a jet. You
35:09
want to buy a plane, on on the city, on a cruise.
35:16
I want to own the planet, the whole planet. I want to go
35:22
to the Sun. And I get into the sun and the song got the
35:25
call and the magma is very hot. Whether I need to invent what I
35:30
need to do to go into the sun and not get burned. That's how
35:35
people plan their civilization. That's our sciences on how do we get to go
35:39
into the planet to system that we know? How do we go into outer
35:43
space and see those things? What is it? Our eyes cannot see as
35:49
I'm talking to you know, the particles in these guys, I cannot see
35:52
that as well. Wisnays coronavirus can man kill us. We could not see
35:55
coronavirus. It's really respiratory. Get to a not street like that. We
36:01
don't see it. It just kills us. Yeah, because I saw the
36:06
murphy I saw the Murphy's law. That is more, is morally wrong to
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allow suckers to keep their money? Yes, isn't that corul. Yeah,
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don't let's give them money, right, They didn't buy stuff right. That's
36:22
why I tell you guys that poor people buy stuff right, uh leach invest
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right? No, poor people buy stuffy consume stuff right. Rich people pretty
36:39
invest right. Wealthy people invent and create. See the difference. Proper buy
36:46
stuff, rich people raich people invest and put produce stuff right, and then
36:54
wealthy people invent and create. They call their own IP intellectual property. To
37:02
use their brain, as we see the bills in the world of a Landmasks
37:07
use their mind of Basil, they use their mind of zacher Berg, use
37:13
their mind. They gets use their mind. You can go down the list
37:19
right even too, artists that Maka and Jello or a fire or Pickasso or
37:25
Prince Israeza, Yes, yes, Princes Rassar. They got a problem with
37:36
that. I don't want to talk about me, okay, okay, yeah,
37:43
I thought. Okay, let's talk about the philosophy. Yeah, okay,
37:47
you guys learn a lot, right that just make good guys things right,
37:51
I can thank you guys. What's the dead up today? Okay?
37:53
In January sixteen? Today four okay, say what you learn from the class
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that they talk today. You're gonna speak for five minute, You're gonna speak
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for five So I learned that as I said that there's there was three A
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I s. There is. You're talking about that for us. So we're
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gonna say that is philosophy. I philosophy is about and make your sense.
38:23
That's to look right. So that is philosophy is about the three A I
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s for intelligences. There's three intelligences intelligences because and intelligence intelligence intelligence, so
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that intelligence is all coded in the human mind. It's right in your your
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mind. We need to develop it. Right. If you're lazy and you
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too much about design is and destructions are noise, you know all of those
39:04
intelligences, right, you come to life and die you're livable, waste it?
39:07
Right, Okay, I'm sorry God. So as you said, there's
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the three us. Yeah, and we learn that as Yeah, we learned
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that don't give lazy people money because they don't work. They'll just buy stuff
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that are not are not useful. They don't give them too much money because
39:34
they need money. You will creef. You don't have people right when they're
39:38
you're going to give them what they need, right, right? You know
39:42
they desire right because their desires are bad. Right. Poor people got bad
39:46
desires, you know that. Right, They are poor because that desires are
39:50
bad. Right, they are lazy. And then be you giving them them
39:53
money because their desires are bad. They bad things are not good for them
40:00
with the money it gives to them. Right. But the bad things that
40:02
can't destroy artists. Right, they can buy guns, drugs or things that
40:07
can destroy right. Right. But at the same time, again, need
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to know that poverty that they said that three types of poverty, right,
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right, power to the mind, power to this polity and body, and
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powers of the environment. Rights as a foot poverty. Right. So some
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poverty is meant by the person, right, Some poverty is made by nature.
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Right because even live in the days, I don't have water. Right,
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So you have water, right, if you're smart enough, you live
40:35
the desert and go with this water. Right. But some who are ignorant
40:37
and the suffer from culture tradition and culture tradition religion, they stay where they
40:44
are right and the software and that right, So that is a suspicious of
40:47
culture, tradition and religion, right, because sometimes it might be to a
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detriment. Doesn't make sense. Yeah, So poverty can be self poverty,
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right, it makes yourself to be poor. Right. Another poverty is when
41:04
somebody makes you to be poor. Right. It means that you're a victim
41:07
of poverty. Right because if you go to school, you have a PhD,
41:10
you have all the documents, you work hard, you're a good person,
41:15
and still you're poor. It means somebody doesn't want it to have money.
41:17
Right. That's why I got some government or societies not because of racism,
41:23
sexism, or bigotry. They's just good to give wealth and want to
41:27
give wealth. Right, So that that for society. The people are not
41:30
poor because they're lazy, right, They are poor because the government of somebody
41:35
or the institution make them poor. Right. It means the system like them
41:38
to be poor. So those people are victims of poverty. I get what
41:44
I'm saying. There's just have victims of power. The means they will do
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everything not to be poor, but the system does everything for them to be
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poor. Is that a good system? It's bad system? Right, bad
41:55
system? So system are either racist, sexist, are hateful, all right,
42:04
they discriminate. It's just whosh you have money and who shouldn't. But
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if your datape of society. Don't depend on the bad line, remember the
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old family of Alders. They depend on yourself. Right, Let you do
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yourself type of personal life. Don't allow others right, because people are failure.
42:21
Right, especially when you're living in a sexist, racist, and discriminatory
42:24
society. You cannot expect on your enemy. You cannot expect the person that
42:30
doesn't like you to change your life. Right. They can't do everything to
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make your life worse. Right, It be the dumbest thing to wait for
42:37
the person that's doing everything for you to be poort to change your life.
42:40
Right. Were some people still do that? They dopport that blame the system,
42:47
They blame the government, They blame everybody with the government. Correct,
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government for the people, by the people, from the people. Right.
43:02
You are the government right because you become the government right. Government, it's
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people right, So people become government right. So many people are asking someone
43:15
from the government, and then they're asking much from themselves. Did that makes
43:19
sense? So instead of asking from the government, you are the government right,
43:23
ask much from yourself. Well, ask much from yourself. You'll do
43:27
more right. And you get to see that I can leave the government alone,
43:30
right, and you can help the government by paying taxes. Right,
43:34
okay, pay tax with the government, to be a roads and to staff.
43:37
Right to be able to make society better. Right to take care of
43:39
the lazy. Pody cannot take care of themselves? Right, you know some
43:43
people who cannot take care of themselves to their are not lazy, but are
43:46
just sick and their own right when they're born with disabilities. Right, so
43:52
must careful them. Right they according to the compassionate right to be sympathetic,
43:58
right to be impathetic and to be a good person. Right to take out
44:02
those who cannot help themselves. Right, But those who can help themself,
44:06
well, everybody looking good, looking, strong, helping that make them weaker?
44:13
Right, just fit them, Gift them just what is need. Don't
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at one dollar, got the dollar on my bicycle and go and buy drops
44:22
a b or something might hurt them and my by bullet I had somebody want
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they take out them. That's all you can do. Do you like to
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be poor? The one thing you should be scared off in this world is
44:35
poverty. Poverty will not give you a life supposed to give to you.
44:40
Poverty means your mind will of a developer to be ignorant I'm primitive and my
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civilize. Once you become ignorant, primitive for our civil lives, you become
44:51
cruel, inhumane, hateful, hurtful and wrongful. Right, you know you're
45:00
not by the law. You know, abide by the law. You do
45:04
what you want. You move along through the things around. Yeah, yeah,
45:14
you'll be missing you know, come to yourself. Poverty is not a
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good thing. Remember powerty of the mind. It's ignorance, powerty of the
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soul, not being a good person, power to of the body. You
45:28
don't come to what you eat. You don't take care of your health,
45:30
and the power of the environment. You live in a shabby day environment in
45:35
the primitive society that's never developed. They don't create infrastructure. Right, the
45:40
mind is impoverished, the system is impoverished, the infrastructure is in published.
45:46
You got humans that you get to ask what is the missing link? What
45:52
went wrong? I do not activate their brains, that's a question to ask.
46:00
So Princess, what he learned from the class and also learned about humanity
46:07
and civilization civilizations, That many people can build civilizations too for themselves and to
46:15
be good and build good civilizations, and that as and as you said,
46:22
yeahbout as you said that scientists come come and think good to make good things
46:28
happen instead of bad things. Yeah. And also hm yeah, and also
46:37
made the world better, yeah, a better place yea. Yeah, I
46:44
learned about I learned about the uh, the lazy people that don't work and
46:52
the poor. Yeah, so the things should be scared of his poverty and
46:58
yeah, so it should work hard to be to earn a better place,
47:02
better things, not end up poor and poverty. Yeah. And I learned
47:10
that you should work hard keep your environment clean. And there's three types of
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poverty or four. The first one is your mind poverty, and soul poverty,
47:24
body body poverty, and environment poverty. Yeah. Yeah, so yeah,
47:34
just means poverty is BacT like just like almost like the same thing I
47:38
say, the bad mind. You should not have a bad mind, a
47:44
bad soul and a bad body and a bad environment. Yeh, dirty mind,
47:54
dirty soul and dirty body and dirty environment. Happy mind, happy soul
48:01
and happy body, and happy environment. Mind, clean back, clean soul,
48:07
clean body, clean environment. Wealthy mind, wealthy, wealthy soul,
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wealthy body, wealthy environment. Intelligent mind, intelligent soul, intelligent body,
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intelligent environment, ignorant mind and ignorant ignorant soul, ignorant body, ignorant environment,
48:31
crewe creue crewe mind, crew, cruse soul, crue body and crewe
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environment. So the human being is in mind by no soul. Yeah.
48:45
So the internal and externality is the same thing, right, it's projection,
48:50
right, conception and perspective right. Yeah, And I said something, princess,
49:00
want the same conclusion, same conclusion, and then say anything you want
49:05
to say. Also, you know, so you need to we need to
49:13
learn to be good to yourselves, be good to yourselves and help people,
49:21
be nice to them instead of saying bad things to them, and and don't
49:25
give and don't let people help you that don't even care about ye. Yeah,
49:31
and I learned that, Like if you're talking to the government, it's
49:35
like you're talking to yourself, So you can just talk to yourself to do
49:39
more. Yeah, then you start doing more or earn more, do more.
49:45
Yeah. Yeah, that's good. The key to that it's intelligence.
49:51
Why isn't necessary intelligent? Intelligent? And intelligence is positive intelligence negative intelligence?
50:00
Remember that? Yeah, the positive intelligence and positive things negative intelligence, negative
50:05
things, right, Yeah, the positive intelligence is to be intelligent, are
50:09
doing good, do smart, not for just for yourself, not for somebody
50:15
else. Yeah, yeah, and then the bad and then the bad intelligence.
50:21
The negative intelligence is when you're being intelligent by doing something bad, like
50:25
when the persons here, you're just pretending to do it, and when it's
50:30
gone, you're not. But negative intelligence produced weapons, right, But these
50:36
the things that destroy humans, right, Negative intelligence things that according out on
50:43
because because positive intelligence things that you're good at, it is you're good at
50:50
good things. Yeah, as a negative intelligence, it's like it's like you're
50:54
you're good at bad things, isn't Isn't it right? It's all I was
50:59
saying. Negative intelligence. Just call it ignorance, yeah, because intelligence should
51:04
be good like it means you're smart enough to do good things. Right,
51:07
So we're just calling negative intelligence just to be clear, right, But is
51:12
ignorance right? Because because once you say that you're good at doing bad things,
51:17
and people do like people say like, at least I'm good at doing
51:22
something, and then you'll be like, that's you're not supposed to be good
51:25
at doing that just supposedly be you're supposed to be good at doing right,
51:30
not wrong. So you make him learn his lessons just people are ignorance.
51:37
Ignorance and cruety, and the prognancis goes together. And then intelligence and humanity
51:46
and positivity goes together. Intelligence you wanted to have, Positivity goes together,
51:52
Ignorance you pognancy in humanity and crutius goes together too, Right, the young
51:59
and the younger. It's always good to be on the side of right,
52:01
down the side of wrong. Right. It's always good to give, to
52:06
do good and do wrong. Right. It's always good to take. It's
52:08
always good to give back to society and take from society. Right. It's
52:13
always good to contribute that don't see and things are given to you. Right.
52:17
It's good to be active and productive and lazy. Right. It's good
52:22
to solve problems the whining about problems, right, and what's is for everything?
52:28
To solve your problems and blame someone else, well it right. It's
52:30
not good to be to be lazy, entitled and victim right positive thinking,
52:37
positive being right, negative thinking, negative being and wealthy thinking wealthy being,
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healthy thinking healthy, yeah, clean thinking, clean clean being, intelligent thinking,
52:57
intelligent being right, yeah, civilized thinking, civilized being right and diligent
53:04
thinking. Diligent, yeah, diligent thinking didgen being correct. Principle, you
53:08
have beautiful thinking, beautiful being, handsome thinking, and some being ugly thinking,
53:15
ugly being right, start thinking, start being ugly thinking ugly being So
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the inside and the outside it's the same thing. You can't just see the
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inside. You can't see the outside of the inside life. Thank you very