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Embrace Change. Firing of works create new Nerds · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The one thing that makes human survive and lead is
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Speaker 1: the human ability to accommodate and accept change. You know,
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Speaker 1: accommodating and accepted change.
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Speaker 2: It's a.
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Speaker 1: It's vital for human survivor and for human endurance and leadership.
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Speaker 1: The inability to accept change, you know, creates fear and
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Speaker 1: paranoia within the human being, and to it does not
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Speaker 1: make that human being to be ahead, but to received,
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Speaker 1: and we draw from itself and society to live in
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Speaker 1: its own equal chamber, or to live in isolation and
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Speaker 1: vent about the world externally. That humans should expect change,
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Speaker 1: expecial especially when they change. It's a it is admissively
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Speaker 1: legalized by the vote or the votes of the people
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Speaker 1: when there is an election. It's but common procedure m
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Speaker 1: HM and basic common sense and realistic expectations that two
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Speaker 1: candidates running for president with different visions cannot both the
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Speaker 1: president at the same time, the winner will become the president.
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Speaker 1: And because these two presidential candidates are running with different
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Speaker 1: opposing agendas and views of philosophy or ideologies of lives,
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Speaker 1: it's but acceptable that if one candidate wins and becomes
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Speaker 1: the president, it's not therefore a surprise for that candidate
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Speaker 1: to execute the policies they promise the people. The losing
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Speaker 1: candidate and their supporters might not like it, but it's
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Speaker 1: not surprising what the winning president.
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Speaker 2: Is doing.
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Speaker 1: Why is it not surprising? It was telegraphed on campaign trails,
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Speaker 1: and this vision was spoken day after die that if
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Speaker 1: I elected an office, this is what I will do
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Speaker 1: once in office. This hyperbolic hysteria and paranoid and and
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Speaker 1: fear doubts and smearing and insults and negative portrays of
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Speaker 1: betray and of fear that the country is going is
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Speaker 1: south and all this manufactured chaos and manufactured anarchy. It
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Speaker 1: is as if the losing party didn't expect the winning
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Speaker 1: candidate to fulfill their promises. Candidates run for elections promising
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Speaker 1: to do a y Z, the promise to people, the
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Speaker 1: promise to people that if you give me a vote,
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Speaker 1: this is what I will do for you. And in America,
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Speaker 1: these candidates the traveler approximately for two years before the
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Speaker 1: day of the elections, promising the people what they will do.
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Speaker 1: Their promises are covered on TV, on newspapers, on the
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Speaker 1: new medias or social media. Their promises or what they
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Speaker 1: will do is everywhere for everybody to hear for everybody
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Speaker 1: to say that if acclected in office, candidate A we
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Speaker 1: do ay. Why you see? Why the surprise? Why the
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Speaker 1: surprise under that Trump, un president of that Trump? Why
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Speaker 1: the surprise? Why the hysteria, Why the parandoim Why don't
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Speaker 1: manufacture chaos? Why don't manufacture dictatorship? Why don't manufact your kingship?
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Speaker 1: Why the manufactured outrage? He is doing what he promised
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Speaker 1: the votress that if acted in office, here will He
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Speaker 1: just happened to be that politician that does everything to
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Speaker 1: keep his promises. He's been there for almost a month.
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Speaker 1: Look at what he has now. He might not like
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Speaker 1: it because he didn't vote for him, and you might
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Speaker 1: not like it because you see the bureaucatic state differently.
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Speaker 1: But as a John Locker or a John Lockist, he
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Speaker 1: promised a slain government. He promised to cut down waist.
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Speaker 1: He promised to fire a lot of people that he
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Speaker 1: considered incompetent. He promised tariffs. He promised a swift migration
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Speaker 1: deportation policy. He promised to fight ways, corupter and abuse
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Speaker 1: in the government. He promised to cut down the debt.
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Speaker 1: He promised to reduce inflation and inflation cannot reduce in
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Speaker 1: one day an inflation cannom re dealce without a drastic
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Speaker 1: change in economic policies. Everybody knows that that's basic economics.
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Speaker 1: He promised to end the one in Ukraine and to
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Speaker 1: end the one in Ukraine as he will see all
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Speaker 1: the time it should have never been started. That if
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Speaker 1: he was president, there will be no war. Put don't
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Speaker 1: dare do what he did, and that if elected president,
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Speaker 1: he will end that war. He promised to end the
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Speaker 1: war in the Middle is as he will, said that
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Speaker 1: October seventh will not happen if he was president, and
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Speaker 1: Israel will not find itself in a situation that she is.
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Speaker 1: He promised to end the war. He promised what he
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Speaker 1: will do with the World Health Organization and an Americans
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Speaker 1: approached Visia Vida United Nations. He promised his relationship with Russia.
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Speaker 1: He promises advisory relationship with Iran and the Chinese Academy.
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Speaker 1: He promised American to be great again, to be strong again,
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Speaker 1: to be respected again. He promised to make sure American
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Speaker 1: lead in quantum completing, physion technology and vision intelligences and
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Speaker 1: Sydney conductorization. He promised to end the DA the diversity programs.
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Speaker 1: That sometimes makes American to feel less on themselves and
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Speaker 1: refuse to upgrade that competence or to align much on
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Speaker 1: the government only to identity politics. If Americans see themselves
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Speaker 1: as Americans based also all the features the strong strongly
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Speaker 1: and they motivates ancologies people to fight and fight for themselves.
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Speaker 1: Courages people to be independent, to to create, to be
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Speaker 1: an entrepreneurial and self made mode. We started business to
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Speaker 1: start something new, and I don't depend on the government
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Speaker 1: to create a job right and depend on the bureaucatic states.
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Speaker 1: He promised changes in American geo politics. I can only
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Speaker 1: name a few. So when a can candidate promise these
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Speaker 1: promises and win the White House and set his agenda
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Speaker 1: to accomplish those promises that the voters duly elected him
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Speaker 1: to fulfill those promises, why they manufactured outraged from the
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Speaker 1: losing sight? The question to ask is the manufacturer outrage
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Speaker 1: a political strategy? Is demonizing Trump political strategy? They tried,
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Speaker 1: it didn't work. Mhm's scary Americans that do not trum
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Speaker 1: is a dictator a political strategy. They use that as
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Speaker 1: a as a political platform, as an alleg campaign plank,
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Speaker 1: but it didn't work. It's carrying Americans that not trum
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Speaker 1: is a king. A political strategy, it's not new. It
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Speaker 1: didn't work. It's scarrying Americans that a la mask. It's
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Speaker 1: a dangerous person. A political strategy. It tried that in
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Speaker 1: the campaigns. It didn't work. The world knows a land masks.
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Speaker 1: The world knows what he thinks. Oh boy, you know
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Speaker 1: what he thinks by the second. So why should be
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Speaker 1: scared of a person I know I was thinking by
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Speaker 1: the second. It's an intelligent human being, a successful buisiness
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Speaker 1: business person. The patriot because he's born in Africa, should
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Speaker 1: not minimize his patriotism for America as they left are
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Speaker 1: trying to portray he's just an American. Other American, not
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Speaker 1: believes in America. That's doing everything for America to be better,
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Speaker 1: American to be great.
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Speaker 2: He said.
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Speaker 1: Technology is fighting a technological war for leadership on behalf
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Speaker 1: of America. If we take land masks out of this,
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Speaker 1: say American will lose to China, India. Let me say
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Speaker 1: it again, if we take land masks out of the
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Speaker 1: say America will lose to China, India forever because they
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Speaker 1: knew world will be doing my technology the greater new
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Speaker 1: world will be led by artificial intelligences, quantum computing, semiconductoralization,
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Speaker 1: fision technologies, space technologies, and nanotechnologists. An industrial change, artificialization,
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Speaker 1: a artificialization in a landmark is in new hope. Land
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Speaker 1: Mask is a way for artificial intelligences, be it open
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Speaker 1: source or closed source or quantum shape for the future
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Speaker 1: of that world, just as Google and VideA and Matter
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Speaker 1: and Amazon and the text seven for it that way
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Speaker 1: that they're American best hope. All this noise making on
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Speaker 1: team and all the stalking heads that just start to
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Speaker 1: line their owner pockets and keep the under the jobs,
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Speaker 1: and they just cast light Americans and put on their
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Speaker 1: soon on tie and cast light Americans just make Americans
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Speaker 1: to be ambivalent, divisive, less trusting all their system and government.
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Speaker 1: They create all these misinformation, propaganda, disinformation and faith and
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Speaker 1: divide and identity politics. That's their currency. That's why they
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Speaker 1: can't accept the change, the new reality that is happening.
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Speaker 1: On the contrary, the American government, American intelligence services, the
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Speaker 1: American security, law enforcement, and military services should protect the
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Speaker 1: life of Landmarks, that single human, this time capsule that
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Speaker 1: will find ourselves it's a gift to humanity. I've said it.
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Speaker 1: He has gone by. I see the vision the future
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Speaker 1: that I say American better days cannot build a landmark.
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Speaker 1: Iur was prophesied and the company to pass. I said
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Speaker 1: once that if he asks for something, give it time
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Speaker 1: and see where it takes the world. It's American's technology,
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Speaker 1: technological humanity best hope. He's a thing standing the way
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Speaker 1: of other highly advanced science and technological systems or educational systems.
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Speaker 1: He's breeding and new breed of AI service of what
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Speaker 1: I call the administrative nerd system. Let me say it again,
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Speaker 1: and land Mass is trying to create an administrative nerd
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Speaker 1: system A and s A n s. Eland Mass is
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Speaker 1: trying to create an administrative NERD system or as savvy
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Speaker 1: and activisial intelligences and computerization in network and digital communication.
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Speaker 1: For we need land Masks and we need those those
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Speaker 1: A and s to help our system not to be bridged.
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Speaker 1: They need to create administration or the government structural dynamics
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Speaker 1: that is prone from hark that is unhackable, it's prone
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Speaker 1: from waste only the slim system of effective, efficient and
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Speaker 1: productive people. It comes to some cost, unfortunately, Incompetence should
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Speaker 1: not be the way. Inefficiency should not be the way.
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Speaker 1: If you make yourself incompetent and inefficient and redundant, you
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Speaker 1: become non essential.
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Speaker 2: It's sad, it's very sad, but that's.
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Speaker 1: The new reality. You compare American to other countries. We
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Speaker 1: have a very huge bureaucatic state in almost everything, or
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Speaker 1: we are behind in many things. As I've said that
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Speaker 1: many gain if some people coming as they promise during
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Speaker 1: the elections, don't stand their way. And if you want
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Speaker 1: to be the obstacle, what is your alternative? There is
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Speaker 1: nothing good or bad except by comparisons and by the
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Speaker 1: way making the government slain. There is nothing new. You
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Speaker 1: just go back to Runarigan, go back to be a Clinton.
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Speaker 1: You go back to almost every American administration. There's always
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Speaker 1: been the effort to make the government smaller, currying the
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Speaker 1: size of the government, to make it more efficient, more transparent.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna make so many people lose their jobs. It's
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Speaker 1: gonna create ambivalence and readjustment. That's why I started by
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Speaker 1: saying change, that's all. Let's say that makes humans adapt
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Speaker 1: to survive. And to those who have been laid off
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Speaker 1: and to those departments or organizations that have been closed
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Speaker 1: or shutdown. To those who have been fired, I feel
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Speaker 1: your pain. I feel your pain. Use change and adapted
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Speaker 1: and adaptability as your way to the future. There are
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Speaker 1: many Americans before you have fined for unemployment. Unfortunately just
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Speaker 1: became one of them. But sometimes disappointment becomes a blessing.
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Speaker 1: You can therefore, sit in your home while looking for
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Speaker 1: another job, to reassess yourself and ask yourself the question,
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Speaker 1: must I work for somebody? Oh? Is there any way
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Speaker 1: I can work for myself? Do I need to update myself?
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Speaker 1: I need to refine myself. Do I need to retool myself?
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Speaker 1: I need to upgradate my intelligence. There need to be
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Speaker 1: part of the attificial intelligence revolution. There need to be
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Speaker 1: part of the new bill owners. But the new tail
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Speaker 1: owners use this time out of the job to recalibrate.
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Speaker 1: Because you are worth more. Your intrinsic individuality says we
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Speaker 1: are worth more. There is something in you that's better
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Speaker 1: than being a government employee. The best of be the
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Speaker 1: best of being, the best of, the rise ahead. I
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Speaker 1: know these times might be confusing times for you, and
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Speaker 1: you wake up you cannot go to the office, and
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Speaker 1: you are just one paycheck back to poverty and basically homelessness, loneliness.
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Speaker 1: It's a difficult time. I know the government did not
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Speaker 1: prepare with psychologists or motivation as speakers, our inspirational speakers
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Speaker 1: to lead you to these difficult times. Shock come it,
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Speaker 1: Humans survive, earthquakes, come it. Human survive, pandemics, the Corona
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Speaker 1: virus come in, Human survive, warves come, cities destroyed. Lies
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Speaker 1: are last human survived. Pompei came, Humans survived, the Black plague,
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Speaker 1: the Probonic plight came, and when the Probonic fires, humans survived.
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Speaker 1: We are here today because within your DNA, that is
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Speaker 1: the natural selection of pain. I don't mind you all
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Speaker 1: the time. Now you're the seed of nature and the
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Speaker 1: gene code of the greatest omni designer. Now you're the
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Speaker 1: seed of nature and the gene code of infinity. You
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Speaker 1: can't be done which you are. One disappointment can become
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Speaker 1: a pleasant Being fired can become a stepping stone to
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Speaker 1: be something better than the lamas or precedent of that job.
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Speaker 1: Some of you that have been fired gonna end up
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Speaker 1: as president one day when I end of us take
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Speaker 1: gurus one day, can gonna be the new inventors and
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Speaker 1: new creators, new innovators and the great engineers of the future,
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Speaker 1: or the new thing that get married, have a child,
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Speaker 1: or start a new family. Study in New Life. One
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Speaker 1: chapter does not say all if you are fired by
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Speaker 1: the government, this beautiful countess of us, the government cannot
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Speaker 1: see your misery. Forget the hystery and the fears. But
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Speaker 1: depend on the government cannot make you great. You cannot
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Speaker 1: be a millon there or biloonnaire, a happy person, a
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Speaker 1: successful human deed by making a career of dependency on
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Speaker 1: the government.
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Speaker 2: The government will not.
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Speaker 1: Pay you that much for your mind, can't pay you
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Speaker 1: that much. Use this time as an opportunity not to
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Speaker 1: be a victim. Use it as a an opportunity of
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Speaker 1: triumph till you make your American. Try to take this time,
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Speaker 1: at this moment, as something that was necessary for you
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Speaker 1: to be the greatest of Say, don't listen to the
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Speaker 1: paranoia media, and don't let them use you for politic
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Speaker 1: against You don't know you by name, they know you
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Speaker 1: just my number. They will be happy to exploit their
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Speaker 1: difficulties for their politic against. Remember every talking head on
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Speaker 1: TV is at least a millionaire. They are wealthy people.
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Speaker 1: They are rich people. They exploit your differences to divide
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Speaker 1: deal They exploit your hardship for their own gay. That
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Speaker 1: is a sign that great people are born out of adversity.
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Speaker 1: This is your time to use this adversity for greatness.
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Speaker 1: This is your time to accept change, to accept the
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Speaker 1: will of change. That the will of change this time
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Speaker 1: compared to your doorstep, and ask upon thee as a
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Speaker 1: great America that don't use this for laziness. In titlement
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Speaker 1: of victim hurt, I used this moment as a startup
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Speaker 1: to get another new front. Here. Humans innovate arena because
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Speaker 1: of adversity. Matinutar King became Matimuitar king because of adversity.
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Speaker 1: So was Jesus, So was a Brad Lincoln. So was
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Speaker 1: Maria Teresa. So was Nicola Tesla of Isaac Dealty. So
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Speaker 1: was the founding fathers. Look at the deepsick coming out
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Speaker 1: of China's out of adversity, out of solutions and bands.
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Speaker 1: Remember the aim is not near. If you say, sir,
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Speaker 1: don't reduce your life to defeatism. I say today, all
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Speaker 1: those that have been fired and all those departments have
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Speaker 1: been cut, I say today, in these difficult types of
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Speaker 1: ambivalence and frustration and need and confusion and chaos within
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Speaker 1: d that's your moment rise and to be something better
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Speaker 1: for I have failed indee I saw does America? And
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Speaker 1: Americans use this moment to make yourself great again? And
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Speaker 1: if you make yourself great again, then inversely Americas shall
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Speaker 1: be great again. Hope is they, Life is they? Faith,
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Speaker 1: it's they and the light you. Change is something we
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Speaker 1: cannot avoid when change come. It a natural survivor. The
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Speaker 1: wise and quick to embrace change and always use change
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Speaker 1: to your advantage. Adversities are created by humans. Poverty is
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Speaker 1: a human thay. Inferiority is a human thing. That believe,
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Speaker 1: a feeling less is a human thay in security is
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Speaker 1: a human thing. Elevate thyself in order to elevate thy
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Speaker 1: mind and to face the realities of life. Change is
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Speaker 1: not a weapon. Change is an advantage. Change is a
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Speaker 1: good thing and make you to rethink, to revaluate yourself.
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Speaker 1: H to always remind yourself that you're worth something more.
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Speaker 1: You see, you're out of the job, but your still here.
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Speaker 1: You are still breathing and thinking. The mind, body and
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Speaker 1: soul is still with you. In the human environment, you
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Speaker 1: can still change it. Do your liking if you want
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Speaker 1: to so, be part of the way, Be part of
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Speaker 1: the change. The constellation of the universe is always on
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Speaker 1: your sight. If you don't think it good, if that
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Speaker 1: is of good will, good hope, good nature, and good manner,
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Speaker 1: the light is day. Believe deep indeed that I be fired.
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Speaker 1: That being fired is not the end, at the beginning,
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Speaker 1: and you prove yourself that you can be self reliant,
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Speaker 1: independent and self made. You are the being of the
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Speaker 1: genius mind. You are the being the genesis mine, and
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Speaker 1: you are the being of the authentic I P.
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Speaker 2: Mind.
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Speaker 1: You are the creation, the invention, the innovation. You're the genius,
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Speaker 1: and you're the engineer and the catalyst to get that
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Speaker 1: things to come. I see you, I see the world.
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Speaker 1: I see a par American if I only if impress change.
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Speaker 1: For I say today that between the completely contrary and
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Speaker 1: the completely obituary, there is always a wife. In the
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Speaker 1: darkness of the dark, there is always a bright light.
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Speaker 1: You are that light that is shy. That would be
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Speaker 1: the change.
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Speaker 2: It's good for you.
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Speaker 1: The change is good for my RecA. Somebody must come
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Speaker 1: there and shake things up. Sometimes you need to shake
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Speaker 1: the tree for the fruits to fall off. Sometimes you
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Speaker 1: need to shake the tree for the fruits to fallow.
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Speaker 1: Fall off.
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Speaker 2: As you become that fruit.
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Speaker 1: That has been laid off of fire, to become that
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Speaker 1: tree something better.
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Speaker 2: You are the cherry blossoms. You are that thing itself, but.
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Speaker 1: The thing.
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Speaker 2: That within.
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Speaker 1: Without that thing, everything falls apart. H You are a
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Speaker 1: puzzle of the universe. And if you are plucked from
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Speaker 1: one puzzle, you still have that puzzle. That card with him,
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Speaker 1: that ship is still with him. A chip of mine
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Speaker 1: MHM and mind being mind cheap mine code. Don't let
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Speaker 1: your mind set stand away of your new invention. Don't
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Speaker 1: let the social media and the taken heads. The meaning
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Speaker 1: a contribution to the government, the meaning a contribution to
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Speaker 1: the world or to the system. If the system doesn't
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Speaker 1: need here for a particular time, the system will need
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Speaker 1: you more in the future. Make yourself to be necessary,
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Speaker 1: to be needed, to be essential. Buil yourself to be
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Speaker 1: that pace that cannot be taken anywhere. Buill yourself to
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Speaker 1: be the corner stone that cannot be rejected. Make yourself
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Speaker 1: to be there which is needed, an essential peace. Describe
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Speaker 1: the mind's you not to be bitter, not to be aggressive,
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Speaker 1: not to be hateful, not to be divisive, not to
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Speaker 1: be ter artistic, but to be you.
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Speaker 2: You still have you.
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Speaker 1: Nobody took you away from you, nobody fired you from you,
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Speaker 1: So what's the issue? Use you to be better? You
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Speaker 1: start something new. Advice everybody who's been fired. Advice every
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Speaker 1: office that has been terminated or abolished. Advice everybody that's
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Speaker 1: out of that office. To start a new business, to
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Speaker 1: start a new side, start a new website, starting new
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Speaker 1: volunteering or something. Start something new, Start something for yourself.
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Speaker 1: American needs capitalist. You have your mind. Your mind is
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Speaker 1: your You have your hands and your limbs.
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Speaker 2: Use it.
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Speaker 1: For your own betterment, for the betterment of America and
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Speaker 1: the world. Don't be defeated, don't be angry, ass don't
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Speaker 1: feel lonely or rejected. Nobody can reject you unly, you
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Speaker 1: can reject yourself. Nobody can fire you, although you can
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Speaker 1: fire yourself, because you are that essential piece of nature.
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Speaker 1: You are needed, You're sufficient, you're adequate, you are the
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Speaker 1: thing itself. When look in the mirror, don't feel a
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Speaker 1: shape of yourself. Don't feel defeated, don't feel rejected. Look
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Speaker 1: into that mirror and tap into yourself make the world
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Speaker 1: though they knew you, the hidden you. Sometimes working for
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Speaker 1: somebody is that lord. Working for yourself gives you dignity.
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Speaker 2: And pride because you cannot find yourself.
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Speaker 1: Your eyes are fall with the tides, and you go
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Speaker 1: with the waves, and you see where the world takes you.
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Speaker 1: Independence afraid of a self determination, a liberty, and the
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Speaker 1: pursuit of the American dream is that which makes us
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Speaker 1: all Americans, pursue your American train. Working for the government
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Speaker 1: is contribution. You cannot be a millennial and millionaire working
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Speaker 1: for the government, as we are stolen from the sister,
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Speaker 1: as you are corrupt, as there is waste somewhere, and
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Speaker 1: that's just what the new administration is trying to find.
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Speaker 1: That waste is not ill. It's a bureaucratic state, that
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Speaker 1: that's credit, that's systemic vulnerabilities that must be fixed. It's
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Speaker 1: just rather unfortunate that you become a casualty to that behavior.
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Speaker 1: Wound thy womb shall hear, and thou shall rise again
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Speaker 1: to be of wealth, of health, of fortune.
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Speaker 2: That you had the good hope that a new light
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Speaker 2: use this time.
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Speaker 1: To change, a sub change a doubt, to change, make
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Speaker 1: change the new reality philosopher Prince a I Intelligence is
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Speaker 1: philosopher Prince Israisore, January twenty second, twenty twenty five, in
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Speaker 1: the city of Las Vegas. On change, change, change. It
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Speaker 1: must change to adopt it might accept change. It mustn't
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Speaker 1: be paranoia and let ourselves to be exploited by the
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Speaker 1: social media. The doomsday philosophy as if change is a
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Speaker 1: bad thing, the immediate shocks of change, it's devastating, but
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Speaker 1: based on natural selection, the human being is here because
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Speaker 1: it's adapted, because it's adopted.
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Speaker 2: Thank you,