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Prince Israel Zaar on: Life is led by the positive realities we create · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: H health. Health is a struggle, and life it is
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Speaker 1: a struggle mhm. And and your well being in the
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Speaker 1: serf it's a it's a struggle. And therefore life is
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Speaker 1: a constant awareness of its its fragility mm hmm, and
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Speaker 1: its importance m hm. The the things we eat, you know,
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Speaker 1: and the things we say, and the way we think
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Speaker 1: and the realities we create. Some of these things will
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Speaker 1: save us, some would hunt us, and somewhere some would
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Speaker 1: hurt us. Uh. And the temptations of eating a healthy
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Speaker 1: food or living unhealthy living or practicing unhealthy activities yuh
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Speaker 1: are some of the entropments of present day reality. That
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Speaker 1: the the the more limited the land for agriculture, the
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Speaker 1: less humans eat plant based products, and most of the
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Speaker 1: things that humans eat uh that chemicals and products from
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Speaker 1: from the factories, the machines. Chemicals do a lot of
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Speaker 1: substances that adversely affects our health. But humans in most
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Speaker 1: places about areas and cities and dance place with dense
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Speaker 1: population with limited land where people cannot farm their own
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Speaker 1: product produce. When land is even limited for for humans
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Speaker 1: to take care of themselves, you know, humans are reduced
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Speaker 1: to fast food and quick bite rush food, and you
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Speaker 1: know convenient food always tell people that the the healthiest
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Speaker 1: way of living. It's mostly eating the things that comes
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Speaker 1: from the earth, unless from the factory. And humans produce
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Speaker 1: food to feed the population, but most of the times
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Speaker 1: they don't have the duty of care. And the businesses
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Speaker 1: are there to make profit and so therefore the minimize
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Speaker 1: expenses across the maximize profit. And even if they have
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Speaker 1: the world being of the people, that's a responsibility. You know,
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Speaker 1: the machines and the cheme because they use and the
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Speaker 1: process of production. Mm hmm. Humans are vulnerable to the
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Speaker 1: things they eat, the places they live, depending on their resources,
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Speaker 1: lead and environment with more than fun guys and insects,
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Speaker 1: you know, dirt seaways, the air conditioning and the environment
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Speaker 1: and the conditions of their homes. The environment outside sometimes
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Speaker 1: the work place until the parks, the lake, the water
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Speaker 1: sometimes not fresh. Sometimes the water the humans go to swimming,
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Speaker 1: or the beaches that the girl have fun for recreational
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Speaker 1: services become places where industrial wastes are dumped. So humans
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Speaker 1: are walking the thin line of healthy living and unhealthy
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Speaker 1: practices inside out, and such becomes the challenges of life
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Speaker 1: that we need to balance. Vulnerabilities and balance the lapses
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Speaker 1: in health institutions and and the power of medicine that
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Speaker 1: doesn't hear, but traits and medicine that are becoming more
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Speaker 1: expensive for the common people to buy and highly prescribed
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Speaker 1: for those with means. So humans, some humans are uh
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Speaker 1: ah that some humans are over prescribed the prescriptions and
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Speaker 1: so the body becomes more synthetic than natural and the mind,
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Speaker 1: the mind becomes intoxicated and influenced, you know, with medicines,
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Speaker 1: chemicals and drugs, and sometimes with the negativity is from society,
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Speaker 1: the fear of crime and depressive needs. The realities of life,
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Speaker 1: and some humans are not well educated, and so the
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Speaker 1: choices are mostly terrible. And sometimes most humans were educated.
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Speaker 1: They are prone to addictions and bad habits and dangerous
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Speaker 1: or healthy practices that humans are upon to live, but
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Speaker 1: they are fragile with life. But those are the realities
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Speaker 1: of life and they're for the human being. Sometimes seek
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Speaker 1: alternative ways to life and practice healthy habits using measurement, proportionality,
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Speaker 1: and balance. They do their best to to minimize the
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Speaker 1: things that harm them and to encourage themselves to exercise
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Speaker 1: and do the things that it's the things that improve
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Speaker 1: their health are the involving activities that are healing, that
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Speaker 1: create positive energy, positive vibes, and such as life. Even
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Speaker 1: though this life is given to you, you need to
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Speaker 1: navigate the triers and tripolations of the life of life.
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Speaker 1: And you need to be lucky to be at the
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Speaker 1: right place at the right time. With this ecological degradation
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Speaker 1: and the extremity of the weather, it has flood in
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Speaker 1: its snow, that's fire, tornadoes or eathquakes or landslides, and
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Speaker 1: torrential rain aridity that you know, so humans get a
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Speaker 1: lot to deal with mentally, biologically, spiritually, and ecologically. There
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Speaker 1: is the realities of life, the tank to evolution and survivor.
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Speaker 1: Humans are born to thrive, to thrive and the the
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Speaker 1: possibilities of life succeeding. It's not an option I neither
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Speaker 1: and not not a probability, but the reality that humans must.
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Speaker 1: Humans are born to be resilience and to resist the
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Speaker 1: things that cut life short, to be ball ball on brave,
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Speaker 1: to teach themselves to overcome then and to and to
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Speaker 1: brace for the norm, and that at the end of
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Speaker 1: the day, humans uh the most resilient creatures. It turns
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Speaker 1: to the intellect and the ability for humans to come
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Speaker 1: together to get take care of one another and to
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Speaker 1: be there for one another. And the thing that that
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Speaker 1: one of the important things that UH kept humans going.
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Speaker 1: It's the concept of family. You know, where the group
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Speaker 1: of people can't call themselves family. You know that that
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Speaker 1: unit not that unit of that family might be biological, spiritual,
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Speaker 1: it can be the family from work, can be a
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Speaker 1: team sports or people binding together to bond together take
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Speaker 1: care of one another. That's the most important thing family.
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Speaker 1: You know, It's very important to have somebody who loves you,
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Speaker 1: somebody who cares for you, and somebody will be there
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Speaker 1: and you need them when things go wrong, when things
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Speaker 1: go bad, somebody that will be there when things go well.
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Speaker 1: My life is good. You guys can share together and
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Speaker 1: live together and HM and comrade, comrade together and feel
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Speaker 1: each other's affection and sentiments, the romance and somebody to
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Speaker 1: lean on, somebody to call a friend. H H. That's
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Speaker 1: something that keeps humans going. And despite their awareness of
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Speaker 1: the fragility of life, and humans are becoming more sophisticated
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Speaker 1: and it turns to artificial intelligences and new materials and
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Speaker 1: new sciences or new ways of stuckling problems that turks
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Speaker 1: to science and technologies. You know, humans are facing the
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Speaker 1: adversities of nature and the unpredictability of the climate, not
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Speaker 1: the wider and at the same time, the humans are
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Speaker 1: learning to work together to breach barriers, all the old
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Speaker 1: barriers of the old color barriers, raised barriers, gender barriers,
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Speaker 1: and the humans are seeing themselves that they are in
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Speaker 1: this fight of life together because the human being, I
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Speaker 1: say all the time, it's not an island, but the
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Speaker 1: community that the human being needs community. It's human being
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Speaker 1: needs people. You need to be part of a whole,
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Speaker 1: to be part of something, and it's always wise, not
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Speaker 1: a cliche, to believe in something bigger than yourself to
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Speaker 1: keep life going. And so humans have learned to navigate
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Speaker 1: life and to accept the circumstances that before them, and
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Speaker 1: the humans are doing everything possible to change their conditions
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Speaker 1: for the best. And humans are becoming more positive and
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Speaker 1: that's a good thing. And humans, most humans have started
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Speaker 1: to see life holistically, right, except in the fact that
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Speaker 1: life is not one thing. That you need to do
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Speaker 1: a lot of things to stay healthy, to stay positive,
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Speaker 1: to be happy, to find satisfaction in life, to find love,
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Speaker 1: you need to do so many things to find harmony
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Speaker 1: or seek your own balance, find own inner peace. You
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Speaker 1: you need to create activities that keep keeps life going,
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Speaker 1: that makes life to be fun. And you must have
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Speaker 1: learned to work more, work smarter to any living to
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Speaker 1: make life much better. And humans have master are to
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Speaker 1: r are to to t to to to create uh
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Speaker 1: recression for themselves to have some entertainment, pleasures and leisures
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Speaker 1: to go places and to meet uh new people and
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Speaker 1: try new things. And she must have learned to occupy
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Speaker 1: themselves uh with with with positive activities of the future.
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Speaker 1: And humans have are pushing themselves to invent, innovate, to create,
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Speaker 1: to to solve their own problems, to find new medicines
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Speaker 1: when you for all diseases and to create new vaccines.
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Speaker 1: You know, labs have becomeing more sophisticated, and science is
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Speaker 1: expanding and research there is any order and humans adventuring
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Speaker 1: beyond the space and expanding their intelligences to improve the
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Speaker 1: human condition with tans to startups and you know businesses
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Speaker 1: and creating new capitals and and new products you know too,
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Speaker 1: to make to make life to be continusive, to be comfortable,
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Speaker 1: to be worth living. And humans are developing their infrastructures. First,
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Speaker 1: the you know, critical infrastructures equally are being developed, and
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Speaker 1: humans are expanding their roots, you know, their services, their hospitals,
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Speaker 1: their schools, and they're taking care of the basic amenities
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Speaker 1: that makes life to be worth living. And so the
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Speaker 1: human condition is constantly improving and the governing structures that
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Speaker 1: humans have adapted through time, it's adapting to the new realities.
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Speaker 1: And most humans today they got non aliant countries that
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Speaker 1: don't want wars, don't support sides. So humans are increasingly
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Speaker 1: becoming anti war and done to the new medias and
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Speaker 1: social media and the various news networks or means of
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Speaker 1: communications entirely communication or detailorization or virtualizations, humans can can
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Speaker 1: decry and in humanity or cruture, brutality, a discrimination anywhere
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Speaker 1: in the world today that humans are becoming more aware
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Speaker 1: of their dignity and respect for one another, and humans
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Speaker 1: are become become more conscious of the santity of life.
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Speaker 1: And so so you consider the future of humans is
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Speaker 1: it's positive and humans are living longer, and humans are
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Speaker 1: earning more and most humans around the world having more
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Speaker 1: private just my rights, more liberty and freedoms and independence
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Speaker 1: to self determined. And with the expansion of science and
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Speaker 1: lativisial intelligences, you got many new language models. You know,
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Speaker 1: croc open my eye, you know, like we churge ept,
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Speaker 1: you got germini, you got when when you got dipsick,
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Speaker 1: and you got metter eye, and you got all this
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Speaker 1: liberbar on tncent. We got so many even of the Europeans,
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Speaker 1: many language models that are coming, and agents to make
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Speaker 1: life to be much better for the human being to
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Speaker 1: ask questions and get answers so fast. All these agents
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Speaker 1: and AI language models, you know, they they help humans
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Speaker 1: to solve problems and and and to to make the
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Speaker 1: young to learn new things easily, and they make information
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Speaker 1: to be grappable and new ways of learning. So the
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Speaker 1: human conditions is it is crossly improving, and there's nothing
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Speaker 1: to stop humans but the humans themselves, you know, and medicine,
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Speaker 1: let's say it's improving. The research on that. It's a
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Speaker 1: humans are finding ways to cure cancers and HIV a boller,
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Speaker 1: you know, coronavirus came and now they got missiles. But
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Speaker 1: humans are on age to to save the lives of
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Speaker 1: fellow humans, and the machines are being improve to fight
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Speaker 1: fire flooding to evacuate humans, and they did the meteorological
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Speaker 1: services with the altans to all the satellites and the
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Speaker 1: awareness of environmental disasters and the predictions of catastrophes, and
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Speaker 1: so humans are improving. The must improving in the way
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Speaker 1: they treat one another and the way they talk to
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Speaker 1: one another. And humans have become more civil more civilized,
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Speaker 1: and the most humans do the follow decarum of of
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Speaker 1: treating one another with with the fundamentals of fairness, equity
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Speaker 1: and equality. And no matter the progression, the two step forward,
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Speaker 1: ten step back, humans are conscious of creating a better
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Speaker 1: world for all, and humans are the governing structure and
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Speaker 1: the system of government are getting much better than it
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Speaker 1: used to be before. So human life is better. Humans
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Speaker 1: are progressing. They're improving their lives, their conditions, the situations
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Speaker 1: and the circumstances. And humans have become more intelligent than before,
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Speaker 1: and they're creating all these intelligent AI models to too,
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Speaker 1: to help to split up human intelligence. For humans to
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Speaker 1: be able to to answer and answer questions and answer
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Speaker 1: questions and to travel to unknown places and to conquer
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Speaker 1: the universe for themselves or the motive verser space at
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Speaker 1: that disposal, it turns to quantum computing, the stress to
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Speaker 1: quantum information, fusion information, the expansion nano and micro cheap technology, seemiconductorization,
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Speaker 1: and the expansion seeking new materials to solve new problems.
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Speaker 1: So so she wants mum huh moving forward. And so
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Speaker 1: there's so much to be positive in life for humans
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Speaker 1: to that that persimistic about. She wants to there less hungry,
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Speaker 1: oh less lets, starvation of farming today that used to be.
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Speaker 1: If it's starvation and famine, it's mostly wart on war
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Speaker 1: Ton countries and most of these countries they come for
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Speaker 1: for fighting to secure critical and natural resources. And no
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Speaker 1: matter better the all this, there are always a few
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Speaker 1: bad apples I find themselves in power and do everything
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Speaker 1: to take humans backward. Procressions done for over the centuries,
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Speaker 1: just the one bad leader to bring to take humanities
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Speaker 1: back to the base. Leader are always forces fighting that
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Speaker 1: most systems today have for the separation of power, and
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Speaker 1: they got h the division powers to the extent that
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Speaker 1: no one leader to they can be Stalin, can be learning,
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Speaker 1: you know, no one leader can be the dictators of
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Speaker 1: Hitler or a little like calling those names. But the
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Speaker 1: point is that humans are conscious of of what excessive
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Speaker 1: powers in the hands of one single person can do,
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Speaker 1: not just your country, but to the world and countries
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Speaker 1: to They are working together for the betterment of humanity
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Speaker 1: more than ever before. Humans are improving their commerce, their
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Speaker 1: trade and businesses, the international businesses and their foreign direct investment,
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Speaker 1: and so countries are working together, and institutions of higher
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Speaker 1: learning are welcoming. You know, research from other countries. You
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Speaker 1: got too high universities, you got professors or graduate from
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Speaker 1: many universities on the work, working together on projects that
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Speaker 1: are for the betterment of Humanity's just a good thing.
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Speaker 1: Opponents are despite the arts of life. Their life is
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Speaker 1: much better today than it has ever been. And as
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Speaker 1: we live in this life, live with a lot of
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Speaker 1: hope and believe in life, believe in others, believe in
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Speaker 1: the future, and don't be so pessimistic and scenic up
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Speaker 1: of life, because life to this is better, as much
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Speaker 1: better as it would ever be. And it's everybody, no
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Speaker 1: matter the income, no matter the race, no matter the gender,
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Speaker 1: no matter all the circumstances. Put together, humans are much
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Speaker 1: better today than they have ever been. And the humans
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Speaker 1: are the verge of true artificial intelligences. Humans had the
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Speaker 1: verge of cracking the coat of quantum intelligences. That was
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Speaker 1: spirit of human development, spirit up activity, care of diseases
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Speaker 1: and solving problems, unsolved problems. So it's lucky to be
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Speaker 1: a life today. It's lucky to be here at this
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Speaker 1: point in time in human history. Always have time to
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Speaker 1: celebrate this life. Don't be pessimistic, stress about it or
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Speaker 1: the press. Always know that problems can be resolved and
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Speaker 1: that a people there to help you solve your problems.
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Speaker 1: And when things are difficult, you can't talk to your friend,
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Speaker 1: you can't see the advice, you can call experts. It's
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Speaker 1: always somebody there to help. It's with somebody genuinely, meaningfully
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Speaker 1: out there to help. And for those who could not
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Speaker 1: find love before, it's easier today to find love. You
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Speaker 1: can go on the internet and go to date insides,
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Speaker 1: and the many opportunities today that you can find love
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Speaker 1: and find friendship and find somebody to be with and
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Speaker 1: are more tolerant of one another today than it used
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Speaker 1: to be. So there's everything to be optimistic about. I mean,
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Speaker 1: those who feel abandoned or rejected or neglected, their conditions
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Speaker 1: are still better than there was before, and there's still
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Speaker 1: prospects for the condition being better with all the opportunities available.
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Speaker 1: It's definitely human being to to to seek itself, to
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Speaker 1: understand itself better, not to fear that which doesn't exist,
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Speaker 1: and to have reasonable worries than be paranoid about the future.
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Speaker 1: That's what the human being. Not to believe in the
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Speaker 1: doomsday philosophers, not to be so pessimistic and scenical about
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Speaker 1: one another that they lose their sight and they forget
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Speaker 1: to be grateful and thankful a life. We owe this life.
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Speaker 1: We're thankful that we're here. And you come from a
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Speaker 1: roomb and into your community, that the whole nation is
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Speaker 1: there for you. The humanity is there for you. If
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Speaker 1: you choose to live a life of positive contribution, and
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Speaker 1: if he chose to live a life of positive impact,
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Speaker 1: and if you choose to live alive, that can be remembered.
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Speaker 1: And what is it there for not love about being alive?
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Speaker 1: And when people do come and cry that the way
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Speaker 1: people are treated in prisons to there and rights prison ourself,
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Speaker 1: it's better than ever before. The rights that women have today,
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Speaker 1: it's better than ever before. It needs to be more,
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Speaker 1: it's to be much better still human humans today I
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Speaker 1: found much better anytime human history. So when you sit
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Speaker 1: by yourself or come back from work on your difficulties,
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Speaker 1: you fall out of love or get fired by a job,
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Speaker 1: life is not the way you want it to be.
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Speaker 1: Always look at the bright side of things, that there
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Speaker 1: is hope. If you have faith in life, I would
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Speaker 1: believe in you. There are always jobs today. In some
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Speaker 1: places there are more jobs than people to failed. The
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Speaker 1: standard of living might be the thing that it's becoming
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Speaker 1: more expensive over time, that the jobs will be able
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Speaker 1: to meet up with those expenses. Still, you have a shot.
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Speaker 1: You have a fair chance today to make your life
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Speaker 1: much better than ever before. There's a lot to celebrate
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Speaker 1: in life, a lot to be tankful for, a lot
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Speaker 1: to be grateful, too much to pray for, just too
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Speaker 1: much to have faith in. There's too much to believe in,
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Speaker 1: so many things, things to do, to die for or
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Speaker 1: to protect or to preserve the many. You got more
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Speaker 1: chances today to live a meaningful and purposeful life than
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Speaker 1: ever before. Humans today are located with much freedoms and
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Speaker 1: liberties to pursue their own dreams, to do what they like,
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Speaker 1: to live what they want, and the schools today are
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Speaker 1: getting much better and the schools to their I just
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Speaker 1: heard now about Harvard, Harvard giving free tuition to students
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Speaker 1: whose parents earned below two hundred thousand dollars. I've written
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Speaker 1: about this so many times that that if Harvard cared
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Speaker 1: for the education of the mind would improve our society.
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Speaker 1: They should make it easier for people to go to Harvard,
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Speaker 1: for example. That used to be difficult, but now it's
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Speaker 1: getting much easier. So knowledge becomes graveable if you want to.
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Speaker 1: And in a society where some people are not that bright,
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Speaker 1: the bright ones great things that they take take takes
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Speaker 1: care of those we are vulnerable, and they talk about
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Speaker 1: safety to the society is much safer today there used
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Speaker 1: to be. It is much healthier than I used to be.
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Speaker 1: Our voice down to one person. A person is the
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Speaker 1: individual to live a healthy life, a happy life, a
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Speaker 1: safe life, to live a productive life, to live life
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Speaker 1: with industry. So we see the glass full to the brink,
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Speaker 1: and to a we see the light. It was assumed
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Speaker 1: there is your light even when there is no light,
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Speaker 1: because there is always a light, there is always hope,
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Speaker 1: So there are always opportunities. Just that we make sure
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Speaker 1: we're careful we don't create delusion or disto pere realities
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Speaker 1: that will live a life chasing our shadows, the living
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Speaker 1: the life itself. Okay, all these negativities in our minds
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Speaker 1: and all these fears and paranoise and all this, these
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Speaker 1: two peer conspiracy conspiracies that we are led with misinformation
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Speaker 1: and disinformation on proper ganda of what actually is That
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Speaker 1: isn't that we want to be the thing itself? Sometimes
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Speaker 1: we forget our life is us? That you are the
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Speaker 1: light to shine to yourself onto the world. Hope, very important,
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Speaker 1: positive thinking. It's a good thing to live a life
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Speaker 1: of inspiration and motivation. We take you a long while
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Speaker 1: I was believing good counsel, you know, reading books for searching,
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Speaker 1: search searching for information or having fun with the language models.
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Speaker 1: The gift to humanity today and the language mothers and
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Speaker 1: his information today is are your finger tiped? That's for
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Speaker 1: as to use it. Questions are going to be answered,
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Speaker 1: takes no timept to answered today. You can sit in
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Speaker 1: your home today and design a car having three deep
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Speaker 1: print that car. You can turn the three deep print
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Speaker 1: your own home today. As much I the thinker tip
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Speaker 1: of the human being today, we got micro chips and
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Speaker 1: nano chips. You got drones, you got satellites, you got robots,
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Speaker 1: you got humanoids, got the vilious form of I assist. Today,
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Speaker 1: factories are become more automated for humans who have time
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Speaker 1: to create the thing, have fun with themselves, and the
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Speaker 1: humans to make themselves a more productive than to just
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Speaker 1: be a piece of the factory. Them come when machines
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Speaker 1: some redundant work that humans. You have time to innovate
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Speaker 1: and create too much productive and the more impactful to volunteer.
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Speaker 1: Use that time usefully as you live a life of
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Speaker 1: sustainability in her peace, harmony, and happiness. Life is good.
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Speaker 1: Always remind yourself that life is good. If you have headache,
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Speaker 1: maybe you need rest. If you have pain, it's easy
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Speaker 1: to exercise. Almost every human being today can easy to
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Speaker 1: find access to a doctor or to medicine, or to care.
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Speaker 1: And to the elderly. We got more group homes today,
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Speaker 1: We got more activities, recreational activities and new parks and
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Speaker 1: amenities to help the elderly, the needy, the vulnerable, to
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Speaker 1: help those handicapped, those with special need. It's the best
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Speaker 1: time to be in history. It's the best time to
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Speaker 1: be alive. We should be grateful and timeful. And I
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Speaker 1: should see opportunities not obstacles. You should see bridges, she
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Speaker 1: see the light in the sun, should make it if
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Speaker 1: it doesn't exist. For what is life? Life is nothing
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Speaker 1: more than the positive realities that we make. Philosopher Prince Ai,
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Speaker 1: intelligence is philosopher Prince is or from the great city
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Speaker 1: of Las Vegas, reminding ourselves, Ah, how lucky I'm grateful
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Speaker 1: we are to be living in this particular time in history.
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Speaker 1: That reminds us that positive reality is is that which
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Speaker 1: life is all about. Nobody will creep those realities for you.
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Speaker 1: You can creep them for yourselves to, for yourself to.
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Speaker 1: You must not wait on others to live your life,
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Speaker 1: for you love that freedom and liberties to pursue that
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Speaker 1: life that you want. If you believe in yourself and
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Speaker 1: believe in others, if you believe in life, if you
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Speaker 1: believe in society, if you believe in humanity, and if
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Speaker 1: you believe in the future, you should thank you. Hm