Babymonster is a South Korean K-pop girl group formed by YG Entertainment, consisting of seven members: Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita. They debuted officially on April 1, 2024. Their hit single "We Go Up," is an anthem of ambition, confidence, and transformation. The track features memorable vocals including explosive high notes and a fan-favorite whistle section, which highlights their performance versatility. The song debuted at number four on Spotify's global chart, demonstrating their global reach as a rookie group.
@MaryJane-ln3vv
"If people know how the banking system worked, they'd revolt tomorrow." ― Henry Ford
@AndresParradoSegura
This might easily be the most important video I have watched in my life.
@jreese2474
"A government that is allowed to break the law during an emergency they will create an emergency to break the law".
@inky-z3m
Privatized profits and socialized losses. The classic story.
@Oopsie60
I was a mid level banking executive for over 30 years for a top 5 US bank. You are right on target with your historical analysis vs today’s situation. 😮
@aneurindavies5943
"All Wars are Bankers' Wars" ― Professor Michael Rivero.
@BrandonTaylor-y8y
1913 federal reserve enacted right after that WW1 started and the whole world went into debt
@jasonmartin9530
Whew! Good thing that happened a long time ago and nothing like that would happen again
@danspicer79
"When all else fails,they take you to war" ― Gerald Celente
@fnnnn5986
JP Morgan cancelled his titanic ticket at last minute.
@fluffykitties9020
How to say it without saying it: Rothschild, Kuhn, Loeb, Warburg, Schiff, Olof Aeschberg, Nya Banken...
@ronbridges3933
Why women had to go into the workforce and become taxpayers. Why students are burdened with ridiculous student loan debt. Why seniors are working well past age 65.
@Youchoose4625
The paintings used are fascinating. Great research.
@vrahnkeneisenbach9148
It's always the blood money that keeps pumping the economy.
@chicolofi
It is so good to see the true story being told.
@kilianpgordon
“Why Jews needed WW1” there fixed it for you.
@Noone-l6g
You are doing the good lords work here
Before World War I started, Europe's banking system was collapsing. Banks faced extinction in 1913 with failing loans, dangerous reserve ratios, and gold standard constraints. Then war broke out, and suddenly provided the perfect rescue mechanism. This video reveals how the 1914 financial crisis was solved by war, not disrupted by it. Discover how banks transformed worthless private debt into government obligations, how the Federal Reserve's timing was suspiciously perfect, and why this same pattern repeats in every modern financial crisis from 2008 to 2020. Learn the historical pattern Wall Street doesn't want you to recognize.
@malibufunnyfarmpumpkinpatc2758
Let's stop calling them elites. It doesn't fit. It implies they are somehow better than us. How about parasites.
@MOH_AL_K
Thomas Massie and MTG 2028 ! Efff the Palantir astroturfed flytrap JD Vance!
@GRXMotorsPNW
Marjorie Taylor Greene is actually becoming a awesome person. I'll take it🙏
@KevinHerd-t7b
Anti-semite used to mean a person whom didn't like jews, now it means someone jews don't like
@chloeturnbow3826
MTG IS SPITTING TRUTH.
@Shasha8674
She said it right about the young generation not affording things. She listened to her kids.
@unbreakable7633
A country that doesn't work for ordinary people isn't worth preserving. What made America what it was until a couple of decades ago was that it basically worked for the vast majority of people. You could work, have a house, have future, but now corporations and government (both parties) have wrecked the lives of ordinary people and made life all but impossible, reducing more and more people to poverty.
@chuckchambers9565
Quick, send another $300 billion to Ukraine !!!
@jewellyjewelly
Guess our benevolent chosen klepocrats really screwed up if we are coming together talking about how to preserve a middle class
@Ryan-vl2nn
What’s fvcking unreal is not just how unbelievably corrupt AF our politicians are, but how they’re literally beholden to a foreign nation over their own country. So basically the American people are 3rd in line at best. If we’re even remotely considered whatsoever.
@frostyjim2633
We need to make it 110 countries, pronto.
@djordjo6296
What a shocker 😳 AOC only cares about her dress for the met gala.
Marjorie Taylor Greene is supposed to be a hard-right reactionary, yet her recent comments on the growing economic struggles of Americans, such as unaffordable housing, rent, and car payments, and criticism of Israel, suggest she’s now out-lefting the most progressive Democrats.
Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger highlight Greene’s criticism of repeated congressional resolutions supporting Israel and her call for prioritizing American citizens’ needs instead. They argue that both major political parties have abandoned the working class and that figures like Greene and Tucker Carlson are now addressing issues traditionally associated with the left. The discussion concludes with commentary on political polarization, “horseshoe theory,” and the erosion of the middle class, framed as a sign of elite failure and public disillusionment.
@isaiahheyward4equality
Babe wake up, the internet's most optimistic professor just dropped
@Randomnumbers-e3r
Bro tf chinese schools are so lucky to have him. Ngl, my school would have kicked him out for genuinely teaching us these hidden gems. He even refused to monetize his youtube channel and allows anyone to copy his material. He is doing the work of God!
@ChanceWilks1991
I love how he drops and apology for not having this uploaded and that it’s going to take time. Then 10mins later we’re here. Loved the take on Paul the apostle
@vaquerosupreme3189
The late David Graeber wrote the book Bullshit Jobs. Very in tune with this lecture. Thanks, Prof Jiang!
@marosuke139
Imagine being the parent of the child in this class who wants them to go to a prestigious university😂 “mom my teacher told me in class today that universities are all just a scam and its pointless to go”😂
@solaryouth
The GOAT is back!
@haktwoah
"We are living in a world that is becoming more and more bureaucratic and it's killing us. Alright, questions?"
@MoeAl-h1t
I’ve been checking the page all day fam
@Dubache
Love your work man, thank you for putting in all this effort to share it widely
@karaoglan4085
Professor Jiang. Thank very much for time, work and efforts from the bottom of my heart.
@quillsandquirks
yes we're so fucking back
@superwalnuts2855
I got to see this kind of thing first hand when I worked for a mid-size video game studio that got bought up and shut down by activision. Those with the hard skills can't say no to money offered by the soft skilled opportunists, and so the actual workers end up losing their power and the fruits of their labor as the opportunists grow in number.
@christianheath718
We got Prof Jiang dropping the N bomb before GTA 6
@rogerzen8696
As a STEM graduate student at Harvard, I can attest to the bureaucracy problem. I think 2/3 of the administrators could be let go tomorrow and it would improve the teaching and learning experience.
@peaceandgraceforjenn
The girl yelling and cussing about Halloween costumes is a hypocrite. She is invading another persons “safe space” with that childish drama.
@andrejmucic5003
As an American nurse I spend 30% of my shift doing BS click "charting" paperwork. Because I fear some bureaucrat nurse that makes 1$ more than I do per hour! We both know it is ridiculous but everyone has a mortgage and debts. So they can become vicious =(
1. Book - The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt
2. Book - The Trial by Franz Kafka
3. Book - Seeing Like a State by James C. Scott
4. Michael Zanini substack https://revitalize.substack.com/
5. Book - Bullshit Jobs (2018) by anthropologist David Graeber
In November 2024, K-pop group IVE and French DJ David Guetta released "Supernova Love," blending EDM with K-pop. The track samples Ryuichi Sakamoto’s 1983 instrumental "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence," transforming its iconic piano riff into a dance-pop anthem. Produced by Guetta and collaborators including Daniel Kim, Toby Green, and Mike Hawkins, the song was part of KDM Records’ cross-cultural project, The Collab X. The accompanying music video, directed by Ivo Heffner, features IVE exploring a cosmic dreamscape in search of love.
@scruffyleon7383
Thanks Matt Taibbi for telling the truth and giving explicit examples. It is time for our Government to honor and obey our Constitution.
@Michael-bm2ll
An actual journalist, holy shit.
@1980sKidRick
Courage is so rare. Thanks Matt Taibbi and Senator Paul.
@darrenmiller6927
I see Matt Taibbi as a national hero for the Twitter Files alone. Here is more fire journalism. Certainly one of the greatest journalists of this century. Tulsi Gabbard is also a national hero. Great work Matt. Thank you for your service Tulsi, Matt, and Rand Paul.
@Soundheat-ix2el
❤❤❤ Jesus protect and bless those that seek truth righteousness and justice…❤❤❤
@WhiteBoyFall25
Hmmm lemme guess. Millions on hearings. No one goes to jail.
@sokit2em
they always have selective amnesia when being questioned on their own bs
@Gotcha6
Brutal!!! 👏😌
Best wishes to all decent Americans,
_from Prague, Czech republic! 🇨🇿🗽🇺🇸
@Jeremy-e3w9i
Embarrassing the amount of BS we are all 'just ok with' since the Patriot act... spineless yet driven by emotion in all the wrong ways🙁
FORBES: During a congressional hearing, significant concerns were raised about government overreach and surveillance programs under the Biden administration. The discussion focused on the now-discontinued TSA program "Quiet Skies," which was described as a $200 million-a-year "no-fly" list initiative that spied on American citizens at airports, monitoring their travel and habits without ever leading to an arrest or thwarting a terrorist act.
Witnesses, including investigative reporter Matt Taibbi, testified that such programs represent a fundamental betrayal of the Fourth Amendment, where citizens are treated as suspects without predication. The hearing also highlighted issues of censorship, with allegations that government agencies like the FBI and CISA partnered with social media companies to suppress constitutionally protected speech.
A central critique was that the government's intent has shifted towards mass data collection on innocent people, reversing the principle of "innocent until proven guilty" and creating an environment where oversight is circumvented and whistleblowers are essential to uncovering abuses.
@fredlawrence1923
Honestly one of the most important political speeches of this generation
@CEO458
This is insane. I’ve waited decades to hear this on a podium.
@oskarwiegaard
Tucker is a G for talking Israel at a VERY PRO FUNDED Israel convention. Not sure he knows😂 lmao
@Johntheheadache
If Tucker "dies accidentally" ...This video should be part of the investigation, cause he went after the top dogs here.
@randomtraveller8116
Dude went ahead and called out everyone. Dems, Trump, Israel. Tucker better install an extra iron door at his house.
@bsimpspoker
I am 36 years old and this is the most hope I have felt as an adult after a speech in this country.
@mandogizmo890
Everyday hard working Americans are fed up. My children and your children have no future if this persists. We are all literally become slaves in a free country.
@brandonmills9577
This speech was so powerful!! This is what America needs now!!! SHUT UP NAZI
@DJBreton
Saw this live. The energy was powerful. Best speech I’ve ever seen.
@obiohaonwubiko8711
This is the GREATEST political speech to date. Bravo Tucker
@Prythian00
"Don't ever let anybody get away with insulting you instead of answering a legitimate question". This..!
@harst8963
If ANYTHING happens to Tucker or Candace WE KNOW FOR A FACT ISRAEL HAD EVERYTHING TO DO WITH IT, ALONG WITH CHARLIE!
@Thegema101
Tucker spitting nothing but facts
@Dixie_To_Denali
Tucker and Thomas Massie For president 2028.
@SergioGonzalez-xz7uo
Black white brown purple don’t matter what color you are one thing we all can agree on is TUCKERS THE TRUTH
The Student Action Summit (SAS) was a multi-day gathering for Turning Point USA aimed at mobilizing and energizing conservative students and young adults. The program included speeches by prominent conservative figures, leadership workshops, networking opportunities, and sessions on activism. It was one of TPUSA’s signature annual events, intended to “activate and mobilize the generation that will boldly defend America’s freedom.”
In 2025, SAS was held July 11–13, 2025, at the Tampa Convention Center in Florida. It reportedly drew 5,000 attendees from across the U.S. High-profile speakers included Charlie Kirk (the founder of TPUSA), Secretary Kristi Noem, Secretary Pete Hegseth, Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Donald Trump Jr., Steve Bannon, Tulsi Gabbard, and others.
@blancafernandez311
Don’t let anybody steal your soul ❤
@Yesharu1957
Yesterday, early morning, GRIM BEGINS was delivered to my doorstep. Finished reading by bedtime! I'm 68 years old and I may have missed the boat in my youth, but many of these lessons I've learned on my own much too late in life. Thank you for bringing this for consideration to our youth. They need this more now than ever. I do what I can this late hour of my life to instigate critical thinking to others. May God bless the message!
@prunariu
Honour will come!🙏☦️
@Seryozha.Basalaev
“THE MACHINE CAN'T KILL MAN WHOS ALREADY DIED INSIDE AND CAME BACK SMILING” Amen 🙏
@fashioniconjaylienkay
This is simply fantastic. Thank you for what you do gentlemen.
@jamallabarge2665
Very very valuable four minutes. Сбасибо вам болшое, друзья!
@WolfMage888
Keep life simple and true.
Honor and respect yourself.
Keep a small circle of true soul friends.
Do not be a follower.
Keep a good dog always by your side.
@Dr_Luk
You either risk freedom to get money or risk money to get freedom.
@eyefacenorth5874
GRIM⚔LIFE thank you more than you may ever know thank you
0:16 The Book “The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying”
0:55 “I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself.”
1:06 “I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.”
1:21 “I wish I had the courage to express my feelings.”
1:27 “I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends.”
1:33 “I wish I had let myself be happier.”
2:04 The Suki System controls you, if you chase the material.
2:25 Humans need the immaterial to be happy.
3:01 The material system only works, if you are unhappy.
3:33 Are you happy or unhappy?
The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying is a book written by Bronnie Ware, a palliative nurse who spent years with patients in their final weeks of life. She listened. She wrote down what they regretted most. And if you want to understand life — you have to listen to the people who are dying.
1. I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself.
2. I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.
3. I wish I had the courage to express my feelings.
4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends.
5. I wish I had let myself be happier.
@DrPokemon2001
"Modern" Star Wars really did ruin a lot of careers. "The future is female." ― Kathleen Kennedy
@zero_d0wn1
Drinker has found a rich vein of content with this series. Well done lad.
@brainflash1
"So what are your qualifications for writing Star Trek?"
"I wrote a sci-fi tv show."
"Was it any good?"
"Can I have Star Wars too?"
@ReddFoxx1562
I was "bullied" by friends and family for saying that Lost, in its first season, seemed like it was just bullshit that was made to seem interesting and will probably go nowhere. Hey kind of like everything they fund these days. Nobody remembered that I said this years later. I still refuse to watch the rest of it.
@brianday873
I’ll never forget my then 9-year-old grandson's words as we left the Odeon Leicester Square having seen Rise of Skywalker on opening day. “That was shite”
@Kant3n
If there's one positive thing I can say about Abrams is that he directs a film competently on the technical level, but he needs to be barred from the writers room.
@genebaker511
After The Rise of Palpatine, JJ finally opened the mystery box, and it revealed the end of his career.
@orkutfinance
Everything by Jar Jar Abrams
1. Whole plot reference to the original source material with a lot of nostalgia bait.
2. Mystery Box writing, where plot twists are answered with more plot twists.
3. When plot twists are too confusing, just pull out more references to the past.
4. Never answer anything.
@HeisenbergFam
Crazy to think Star Wars went from one of the most beloved to the most mocked movie series
@josephhutton7574
When JJ was announced to do Episode VII, I just thought, "Hey, the guy who created LOST! What a fun set up for a show! The ending was garbage but.. wait..."
@muznick
MOAR LENS FLARES!
@doublep1980
The guy is a Hollywood Nepo Baby. His father is one of the biggest TV producers and a former CEO of CBS. Don't feel sorry for him.
@BillPeschel
You can see that as soon as audiences realized he was all foreplay and no climax, he would crash and burn. The man has absolutely no storytelling chops.
@Galen052
It's fascinating how many of these Crash and Burn stories are about people who've worked for Disney in high profile roles the past 5-10 years.
@kyleg1464
"A walking example of the dunning-kruger effect. You can only hide your shortcomings for so long before people finally figure out who and what you are." Truer words were never spoken.
He was once the king of big budget blockbusters, the chosen successor of Steven Spielberg, the man who rejuvinated not one but two of the biggest franchises in Hollywood... Star Trek AND Star Wars! Then it all came crashing down. Join me as I recount the rise and fall of JJ Abrams.
@탵
소미야 한국에서 활동해줘서 너무 고마워ㅠ
@영s영상제작소
안무 연습 영상 버전 2개 있는 거 ㄹㅇ 감다살❤
@misolkim777
이번노래미쳣네..
@defconquell-0u812
Total raver 2002 LA Koreatown vibes
@은경김-f7b
전소미 짱! 백댄서분들도.
다!!!!❤ 내스타일
@TheRobversion1
Ya know every now and then the algorithm really delivers
@RULYTRANCE
OH BEAUTIFUL SOMI TE AMO🥰❤️🔥✨️
Ennik Somi Douma (born March 9, 2001), known professionally by her Korean name Jeon Somi (Korean: 전소미), is a South Korean and Canadian singer. Born in Canada to a South Korean mother and a Dutch-Canadian father, she moved to South Korea as an infant. She quickly achieved domestic fame as the first-place winner of the survival reality show Produce 101 and a member of the show's eleven-piece project girl group I.O.I. Following the conclusion of I.O.I's group activities, Jeon signed with YG Entertainment's subsidiary, The Black Label. She made her debut as a solo artist on June 13, 2019, with the K-Pop single "Birthday". In 2021, she released her first studio album XOXO, which included the top-ten single "Dumb Dumb". She achieved her first top-five single in South Korea with "Fast Forward" in 2023.
@FateShape
Because of bloomsperg, I was notified of this video. Classic Streisand effect.
@cs_mns
DKK 500.00
WTF, this video is going to be absolutely wild! ❤ you Steve and the team, thank you so much!🔥
@Sunlight91
US government: 4090 with 24GB is banned for export
Chinese: OK, we make a 4090 48GB
@zerolegel
CA$25.00
Found your channel when I was looking for an office chair, three years later I am deep into smuggling GPUs.
@BloopSenang
Gotta say, I didn't expect a channel that I've occasionally visited to check GPU performance in convenient graphs in 2018 to grow into a treasure trove of relevant tech-industry info, as well as one of the very few consumer rights and journalism strongholds by 2025. Your courage shows strong, GN team.
@adriandotexe
"and we might upset nvidia. again."
In other news the sky is blue and water is wet. More at 11.
@B1ZMVRK
Thank you for everyone assisting Gamers Nexus crew film in their facilities, for making it happen, and entertaining their questions.
@Photoss
I sold my 4090 on marketplace a few months ago. The guy drove 600 km to come get it, and when he came he asked me if I could help him test another 4090 he just bought.
I’ve been very cool with him, so at the time he was getting back to his car he opened up and told me those GPUs were to be shipped in China to be upgraded to 48 gig on a custom PCB. They were buying every available 4090, they needed 1000 of them for a specific project. Looks like you unfold every other step of the process, really interested in that movie!
@TheDei1998
The "one eye open, one eye closed" design is one the coolest designs I’ve ever seen! Glad to support GN endeavors and to be known as “The Fence” ….
@povilasstaniulis9484
Looks like it's been copyright struck by Bloomberg (surprise, surprise...). Please re-upload it somewhere outside of YT if possible.
@WinnieBlue
Holy cow. Now THIS is investigative journalism.
@TheJupiteL
Been watching this channel for about 10 years now. Never would have thought it would turn into a cyberpunk detective agency.
@ERP_Klim
Oh my GOD! I actually have a real story about Chinese guy buying my used 4090 here in Moscow, Russia a month ago, so it could be taken back to China, and made into 48GB version aha. These guy was very cool. He came over with a big suitcase, and he had an old actual freakin monitor in it, to test the GPU. He pooled out USB stick which was wrapped around with notepad paper, and he booted from these USB. These test on the screen looked like a mixture of random artifacts, colourful noise, like on an old CRT, and other weird staff. After that, he gave me my 190k Rubles ($2400) from a big stack of banknotes, and said that he will leave suitcase here, cause he needs to drive off to another seller, and will be back, while me and my mate were taking the GPU out of waterloop. 1 hour later he came back with another 5 4090s, and he was taking only the boards, leaving cooling to the owners, cool. He gave us a pack of Chinese cigarettes as a present and drove off. That was the most memorable Sale in my life! Meanwhile I'm actually happy that my 4090 will be upgraded into something more "Powerful" and actual work, will miss u ❤🩹
NVIDIA (NVDA) GPUs have become so in-demand for so-called "AI" workloads that a black market has emerged around them. Where there's prohibition, there's smuggling, and there's money to be made for everyone in the chain. We found smugglers, users, fences, middlemen, and institutions in China, Taiwan, and the US involved in this pipeline flowing export controlled GPUs to China. This is in violation of US Government law, which now includes imposed numerous restrictions on semiconductor processing capabilities, making legitimate export of high-end GPUs to Chinese companies or governments impossible without rarely-granted licenses. But while this is going on, the US Government, NVIDIA, and AMD have been negotiating a cut of sales of two specific models of GPU in order to unblock over $6 billion in combined lost revenue between the companies.
We also spoke with a factory about how they make GPUs for Yeston. Yeston is not involved in the black market and doesn't even make the high-end GPUs that are banned, but it gives us important insight as to how video cards are made and what the process is. The process is the same for all cards, and this means we can show a factory without issues from NVIDIA for a brand which makes high-end NVIDIA GPUs.
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@buriedpet
“Socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the poor”
@Robert-vk7je
When the game of monopoly is over, the last player returns all assets to the bank and a new game can begin.
@carlos_herrera
As an 80s kids crazy how everything they told us was bad about communism is what we have, or are getting now, with none of the benefits.
@Ivytheherbert
"If buying isn't owning, then piracy isn't stealing."
@cdavidcvalencia
Before I started the video: "Oh, someone with too much optimism is delusional about the end of capitalism"
Me at the end of the video: "Oh, capitalism it's just dying to give birth to something even more horrifying, that tracks"
@LuisLopez2
This video was interrupted by an ad of a 20-year-old guy wearing a towel and a do-rag pitching me how to get rich in day trading without money down. I hate this era with the passion of a thousand suns.
@edgewayround
The amount of money the world spent on bank bailouts is more money than the world has spent on science and education, ever - Brian Cox
@nullfield-eo8rx
Henry Ford, "If most people understood how finance works, there would be riots before lunch."
@wolfdreamer9
"I can't believe people think having to work for basic needs is synonymous with freedom. It's literally a bunch of rich people hoarding essential resources and telling us to serve them or die"
@djosko031
Title: " You Are Witnessing the Death of American Capitalism "
Me since 2008: " I know "
@corycarter3887
I’m a mechanic and the rent seeking economy you describe is everywhere. It’s no longer profitable to create new machines or innovate technology, it’s about controlling access to it as you said. Recently I put a transmission in a Chevy Malibu. It came out of the same year Malibu. It was the same transmission. However we had to call a computer guy to come out and program this transmission to talk to the engine to make the car work. This transmission is exactly the same, the gears and such that make it work are the same, but General Motors made it so it had to be programmed. Even the diagnostic tools we have to use the shop has to pay a subscription fee to get updated. The internal combustion engine has operated the same since its invention, yet to even be able to diagnose these things we have to ask the manufacturer for permission essentially. Talking about the velocity of money and stuff, they made an entire new market of having a guy have to come out and plug in his software to make it work, when the machine itself hasn’t been improved or innovated at all, in fact only gotten worse and cheaper. But the money found a new place to move.
@jb_kc__
I came to this same realisation when i started investment banking as a bright eyed graduate, and slowly realised that we were just marking up companies based on BS projections to the same handful of PE firms, who 3 years later would sell them on again to one of the other firms, and so the circlejerk continues. Thus began the deep spiral into "oh so this is how the world actually works"
1.Capitalism has shifted – from profit-driven production to financialization, speculation, and rent-seeking (subscriptions, private equity, monopoly power).
2. Ownership is disappearing – housing, farmland, digital goods, and even work are increasingly controlled by corporations and investment firms, leaving individuals as renters or gig workers.
3. Markets no longer reflect reality – government bailouts, cheap money, and venture capital allow unprofitable companies to dominate, while workers see little benefit.
4. Control over Money – data, algorithms, and AI now shape consumer behavior, politics, and culture, giving billionaires influence beyond traditional wealth.
5. We’re entering “post-capitalism” – money itself matters less than power, control, and the ability to make society dependent on perpetual rent and subscriptions.
@azurepanda5243
Speechless that this level of a lecture is for highschool students in China. Such a gem.
@niallmcphillips8114
This man is the gold standard in teaching.
@SeanWalsh1
I LOVE you, never had such a great breakdown of German history in my life, been captivated the entire time and you put everything so succinctly, great job
@freeman8990
The problem with modern Germany is that they don't engage in deep reflection. Just wallow in their own guilt.
@AndyAttrition
I am stunned to see chinese highschoolers touching german history deeper than most german history students. Great Presentation!
@warriordx5520
30 mins in I'm beyond hooked. WOW. The algorithm has finally blessed me with something other than nonsense. This man should be the global standard, what a great brilliant mind! I will definitely dedicate time to study these ALL of these lectures if they;'re nearly as good as this one. This man dives way beyond the topics and basically gives a masterclass in understanding humanity. Just continuously giving value in every word they say. I'm very glad he decided to upload these lectures.
@N1492E
This guy is cooking. Without jumping ahead to the JQ, he is methodically laying down the groundwork.
@JanRiffler
"My spirit will rise from the grave and the world will see I was right."
@pavlenikolic3555
Wow, I went to a German school, which taught me a completely different history compared to what is taught in this video. While this video had shown me the resilience, innovation and diligence of the German people, the modern German school system has taught me to be shameful of the German past.
@martinweise8172
Absolutely stunning. In todays Germany and all over Europe, you wouldn‘t be allowed to teach that way. Because it‘s the truth! Thank you😍🙏
Königsberg was a German city and the capital of the region of East Prussia, serving as a significant cultural, academic, and political center for centuries before becoming a Russian city. Founded in 1255 by the Teutonic Knights on the site of the Old Prussian settlement Twangste, it was named in honor of King Ottokar II of Bohemia.
The city successively became the capital of the State of the Teutonic Order, the Duchy of Prussia, and later the provinces of East Prussia and Prussia. It was a major port on the Baltic Sea and a key member of the Hanseatic League from 1340 onwards, playing a vital role in trade across Prussia, Poland, and Lithuania.
Königsberg was also a renowned intellectual hub, home to the Albertina University (founded in 1544), and was the residence of prominent figures such as Immanuel Kant, David Hilbert, and Käthe Kollwitz. It served as the coronation city of the Prussian monarchy from 1701, although Berlin was the official capital.
The city remained the easternmost large city in Germany until World War II. Following its heavy damage during the war and its capture by the Red Army in 1945, the city was annexed by the Soviet Union, its German population expelled, and it was renamed Kaliningrad in 1946 in honor of Soviet leader Mikhail Kalinin.
References:
1. The World as Will and Representation by Arthur Schopenhauer
2. The Ring Cycle by Richard Wagner
3. The Genealogy of Morals by Frederick Nietzsche
4. Tragedy and Hope by Carroll Quigley
5. The Speeches of Adolf Hitler
@YolandavanRensburg
God Bless Eva Vlaardingerbroek.
@echelon2k8
We were never asked. Because they always knew what our answer would be.
@MikeWoodsman
Best speech in a long time. She should replace Ursula von der Leyen in EU parliament, maybe we would get some change. God bless you Eva Vlaardingerbroek 🙏
@BernardLeader-b8d
We stand with you Eva! From Ireland keep telling the truth. o7
@VladimirMarkin-j2t
What a brave and smart woman. I absolutely adore her. People like her are the last hope of Europe. Keep fighting. Thank you. Greetings from Russia
@RandallvanOosten
Wow!!! Dutch-American here. This was one of the best speeches I have heard in ages!
@delwigzieful
This woman is a saint she speaks the TRUTH.
@johndeabreu5647
Eva is spot on with her msg for Europe... A STRONG CHRISTIAN EUROPE OF SOVEREIGN NATION STATES
@johnmac333
Same here in Australia, sadly. The fact that so many wanted this is shocking. And our Govt is hell bent on disarming and silencing us.
@biranicolella3509
God bless you, Eva. Cheers from London.❤❤❤
ARCHIVE | CPACT 2024: Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek delivers a scathing indictment of Western elites, accusing them of deliberately inviting mass immigration that threatens Europe's identity and sovereignty. In this explosive statement, she warns that history will remember this era not as one of conquest, but as one of surrender paid for by the people themselves.
@SeanCosgrove1
Imagine if the Americans abandoned NASA after Apollo 1.
@John-Sv
Makes we wonder if big oil lobbyists were involved in hyper regulating nuclear energy
@anthonycarl5583
I operated a 500 MW reactor on a Nimitz class carrier. I received less radiation dose operating the reactor than I would being outside. Submariners have left dosimeters on the pier to compare when they get back from sea. They received less dose on the sub than the pier dosimeter did. China and France are still all about nuclear. The waste is an issue, but unlike gas, coal and other pollution generating power sources, you have direct control over it. You know exactly where it is and how much of it you have.
@bingus-t8s
It's also worth noting, that the average coal power plant releases many times more radiation, along with much more deadly chemicals and smoke, than a nuclear powerplant could.
@davidcook1057
The US Navy operates 80 of its most valuable and critical ships on Nuclear. They prioritize durability, safety and high performance. The US Navy started this in 1954. There is no reason to not proliferate this technology into civilian use. Particularly if China is leapfrogging us with double the output.
@VinceTenia
TLDR government regulation strangled the safest and most efficient power source in human history to death.
@Commander-leo
Two worlds “OIL COMPANIES”
@justethan222
One other thing that people have a problem with is nuclear waste as well, what people don’t realize is that we can recharge and reuse 90-95% of nuclear waste.
@Grimpen0
The regulatory overhead is probably the single biggest reason we can't build anything any more, from high speed rail to houses, not just nuclear plants. Nuclear plants are just the most burdened. Counter argument is that many of the regulations do mean we are all safer. Well that's great, zero infrastructure, just roving feral gangs of illerate spawn of single mums
@kreahy2908
nothing beats fear 😛
@bbasmdc
To add to your point on Chernobyl thyroid cancer. Even the levels that occurred could have been avoided if the Soviet authorities of the day had admitted there had been a leak. Iodine tablets are super cheap and had been stockpiled by the Soviets for use in nuclear war. Giving those to the population as soon as possible after the accident could have avoided almost all the cancers. I believe some of the scientists asked for it to happen but it was blocked by party officials.
@ApexofWar_
The one topic I'm actually more qualified than 99.99999% of people to talk about. I like the discussion of how real-time regulation changes impacts construction. Regulation is the Achilles's heel of the nuclear power industry. The impacts it can have on both new construction and operational costs of existing units in an unregulated energy market (ex. energy market competition against the much less regulated combined cycle plants) can absolutely bury the nuclear power industry. I've been the literal reactor operator for military and civilian plants. Supervisor for the control room of another civilian plant. Was an engineer for construction of a newly finished US nuclear plant. Overseeing site maintenance projects at the plant I'm at now. And I've got my eye on an SMR project once the NRC gives the green light.
In 1969, the U.S. was flipping the switch on three new nuclear reactors a year. Fast, efficient, and powering millions of homes. Then, almost overnight, the industry collapsed, not because of accidents like Three Mile Island, but because of a single rule that changed everything. This video uncovers the little-known story of how fear, regulation, and economics killed America’s nuclear momentum. And why small modular reactors might finally bring it back.
00:00 We Suddenly Stopped
01:05 The Radiation Scare
02:45 Your Daily Radiation
04:25 The Actual Result of the Meltdowns
05:54 Linear No-Threshold
07:47 Nuclear Plant Economics
11:09 The Energy Tradeoff
15:55 Small Modular Reactors
@shabsterstoner
Absolutely fascinating. As an expat living in Thailand this man's example is great to follow. Good luck and good health.
@pelethefluffybeagle_bobbyt4755
After watching the whole interview, I have to say that I genuinely admire Mr. Butler's mindset. Congratulations to him about getting a Thai passport and wish him a happy life ever, here in Thailand.🎉🎉🎉😊🇹🇭
@dechwitchdt7245
I'm really happy to have you as a Thai citizen as well. Not only on a paper but you are Thai by heart .. that is THAI not by the look not by the race it's all by your mind and heart ❤
@ไพรัตนามประเสริฐ
When you said you love the country and love the people, I was moved to tears. You are so lovely. You deserve to receive Thai citizenship. Congratulations!
Meet Huw Butler, a Thai citizen originally from the UK, who has lived in Thailand for 33 years. He’s always been in the construction business, first in Bangkok, now in Phuket. Huw shared why Western news gets Thailand wrong, how a foreigner can become a Thai citizen, and what house rules in Thai homes surprise foreigners the most. Enjoy!
@aze3504
Man I just love the actress who played Abigail 🎉❤she's dope
@nsgamers1904
One of the best vampire horror movies in 2024
A motley crew of criminals is hired to kidnap the young ballerina Abigail, a daughter of a powerful underworld figure, and hold her overnight in a secluded mansion to collect a hefty ransom. What starts as a seemingly simple abduction turns nightmarish when they realize the girl isn’t what she seems, and discover she is a centuries old vampire. With the tables turned, the captors find themselves trapped inside with a malevolent, blood-thirsty tenant picking them off one by one.
@extremelucky1
Straight to the point. As someone who grew up in Russia, I can attest this is how hardcore Russians and Eastern Europeans are.
@daoyang223
I like his no assholes policy. It's extremely crucial to find a group or a team that just gets shit done. No ego, no hard feelings, just one goal in mind, succeed.
@surelyfortress886
God bless all of u!! Honor will come
@mattd6200
"I'm OK"
"You're OK"
I needed to hear that.
@byoken
He forgot number 9, "keep yourself hydrated"
@npxmnpxm
IMDB: Andrej Kaminsky was born 1964 in Helsinki, Finland. He studied Drama/Acting at the famous Hochschule für Schauspielkunst "Ernst Busch" (Drama School) in Berlin, GDR. After the reunification he worked at different theaters and is now at the Central Theatre Leipzig, Germany. He came to Leipzig in 2008 to work at the Skala. He had several TV appearances in smaller roles for long-running TV series like "Polizeiruf 110", "SOKO Leipzig" or "Tatort," as well as roles in movies like "AlleAlle", "Was bleibt" or "Das rote Tuch".
@slappy8941
The entire insurance and medical industry is completely corrupt, and everybody in it needs to go to prison.
@halon7476
Don't worry. The Israeli patients are paid for
@Prince-jq1mt
These are legitimate health care costs. You have no idea how much it takes to buy off a congressman these days!
@benstandard
Just burn your ID and tell them you're a migrant
@santmat007
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@bangun172
The only country in the entire world that has a medical system like this
@richardchilders7584
Wait until he gets the second bill from the doctor. You get billed once for the hospital and once for the doctor, which is the most ridiculous and fraudulent thing I’ve ever witnessed
A self-styled “elder millennial” recently recounted being charged $41,000 for a hospital stay under 24 hours to treat high blood pressure—without surgery, scans, or serious intervention—calling the bill “extortion” despite already paying $4,400 out-of-pocket with insurance. He was billed $17,000 for lab work, $11,000 for a brief ER visit, and hundreds for minimal physical therapy interactions, sparking outrage over America's for-profit healthcare system.
Jimmy’s comparisons to other wealthy nations reveal the U.S. spends nearly double per capita on healthcare while producing worse health outcomes, lower life expectancy, and higher infant mortality. He argues the system is structured to enrich providers and insurers at the public’s expense, with even insured patients facing unaffordable costs.
@MatthewPlaysRoblox24
Now he's just doing side quests 😂
@toffeelatte6042
You made every Chinese person trust that restaurant even more. Also she is now your grandma too.
@CoolScratcher
The thing I really love about your Chinese is that you speak almost exactly as you do in English. Your voice remains constant, its just the pronunciation that takes a complete turnaround. You NEED to do more of these, this was your best video since either the ASL one or the tribal hunting one.
@IMaverick63
Omg Xiaoma that was one of the best post ever, no camera on your shoulder, you look good.. lost some weight.. looking sharp and the glasses were spot on, Ive been a waiter and its not a easy job.. but I never did different culture with language specifics. 😂 you pulled it off as you do... do some more❤❤
@StrangeChickandPuppo
I absolutely love this series, please do this in other places also, it brings tears to my eyes to see someone be so impressed that they can drop the walls they have and feel comfortable speaking to someone how they speak natively
@-xducks
Glad you did another mandarin video again! Love all your uploads but these are definitely my favorites.
Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约 I got hired as an actual waiter at MáLà Project, one of New York City’s best Chinese restaurants, in order to see what Chinese customers would think about a white waiter who actually spoke fluent Mandarin. Customers were totally shocked! And yes, I did know the entire menu in Chinese!
“There are some arenas so corrupt that the only clean acts possible are nihilistic.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“Pull on the new flesh like borrowed gloves and burn your fingers once again.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“Culture is like a smog. To live within it, you must breathe some of it in and, inevitably, be contaminated.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“We all get our dreams stamped on from time to time, right? And if it didn’t hurt, what kind of second rate dreams would they be?”
― Richard K. Morgan, Woken Furies
“The way I see it, anyone who's proud of their country is either a thug or just hasn't read enough history yet.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Thirteen
“A preoccupation with the next world clearly shows an inability to cope credibly with this one.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Broken Angels
“The human eye is a wonderful device. With a little effort, it can fail to see even the most glaring injustice.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“You’ll always have morons like that, swallowing belief patterns whole so they don’t have to think for themselves.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“Like all men of power, when he talked of prices worth paying, you could be sure of one thing. Someone else was paying.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“I lay still for a while, picking up the scattered garments of my mind and trying to assemble some kind of reasonable outfit from them.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon
“Face the facts. Then act on them. It’s the only mantra I know, the only doctrine I have to offer you, and it’s harder than you’d think, because I swear humans seem hardwired to do anything but. Face the facts. Don’t pray, don’t wish, don’t buy into centuries-old dogma and dead rhetoric. Don’t give in to your conditioning or your visions or your fucked-up sense of . . . whatever. Face the facts. Then act.”
― Richard K. Morgan, Broken Angels
“When a man you know to be of sound mind tells you his recently deceased mother has just tried to climb in his bedroom window and eat him, you only have two basic options. You can smell his breath, take his pulse and check his pupils to see if he's ingested anything nasty, or you can believe him.”
― Richard K. Morgan, The Steel Remains
@RayPayette
Transformers without copper or aluminum? Dream on.
@AArata63
The 10 trillion spent on wars the last 25 years would have solved ALL of America's infrustructure problems. But MIC was ahead of everything else.
@davidlazarus67
Everywhere you look in the USA there are symptoms of a systematic collapse because of under investment over previous decades. This cannot be solved overnight. It will take decades to fix and that’s too long for politicians to be incentivized to act.
@phils4634
The very large transformers have a very long wait time; it's a LOT longer than three years, for the 400kV level "supergrid" devices, and the US is very aware that the larger transformers could be an attractive target to the "dissatisfied", as has already happened with the "Metcalfe Incident". Mind you there are a very large number of very high-power, high voltage transformers manufacturers in China.
@WilliamKirkland-j4r
Once again, we are fortunate to have someone (an American) on site to keep us informed about the reality of where we are in the real world of supply and demand. Our politicians, bankers and corporate investors sure as heck do not. Thanks. Bill K.
@petermackay5305
I am an Electro-Mechanical design Engineer, Degree ME. I have worked with China sourcing products for over 30 years. Products designed in US and manufactured in China. Some were "box builds" which means a product was completely made in China, packaged and shipped to US warehouse. Many were complex, PCB's, injection molded parts and transformers. The Chinese engineers, managers and purchasing agents were some of the nicest, very confident, and skilled people I have ever worked with. Due to the 12-hour time difference, we called it "following the sun", which means when we in US go to bed. The Chinese are up and going to work. All 24 hours of a day is work on the project. Trump has no clue, no manufacturing knowledge. Keep up your good work.
American companies can produce just 20% of our capital equipment needs in electrical power and transmission. The United States will soon need to replace over 30 million power transformers on existing power grids, while somehow meeting the enormous new power demand from factories and AI data centers. Under US law, all the new components and materials used by electric utilities must be build in the United States. Wait times for new transformers and switches are now over three years, and costs are rocketing higher.
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@StridentSloth
You aren't supposed to notice that.
@GixxerRider1991
As long as people who make $50,000 a year vote for people who make $50,000 a day, the working class is doomed.
@juanbingle
"Give them bread and circuses and they will never revolt"
@superFukt-sF1
I never liked it when I noticed they referred to us as "consumers" as a kid
@addenisme1942
“We buy things we don’t need… with money we don’t have… to impress people we don’t even like.”
Professor Jiang Xueqin discusses Karl Marx's ideas and their impact on modern societies, arguing that while communism initially failed in the industrialized nations Marx predicted, his core principles were indirectly adopted post-World War II through social welfare systems, strong labor unions, and policies benefiting the working class. However, starting in the 1980s, a shift occurred with the rise of neoliberal "greed is good" bankers under leaders like Reagan and Thatcher, moving focus from workers to consumers and free-market capitalism.
This transition led to growing inequality, as the globalists amassed wealth while workers' rights diminished. He critiques consumerism, describing it as a system that fosters competition, debt, and individualism, replacing collective worker solidarity with economic logic focused on only material gain. They argue that consumerism acts as a destructive form of "perfect slavery," where people willingly chase status and possessions without realizing their exploitation, making rebellion unlikely. The talk concludes by questioning whether this consumer driven mindset dominates modern societies, including China, and reflects on how education and aspirations have shifted from intellectual growth to economic gain.
@MiraFianaX
1:41 “I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING”
@simonf9160
Nero can’t catch a break. First his dad steals his arm. Now his uncle steals his voice.
@RastaGamesful
First it was Limp Bizkit. Now it's Papa Roach... I wouldn't be surprised if Skillet plays in the show.
@ravnemagne9598
"Ripped and irresistible dreamboat, I know. You still can't just tear a guy's clothes off." is such a Dante line, and I love that they gave him all the swagger and confidence he needs.
@litehaven
Cut my life into Pizza. This is my plastic foork
@hectorp7006
Tell me it's a Ponzi scheme without telling me it's a Ponzi scheme
@JonSmith-v7b
Banks don't invest deposits, they create "new" money when they lend. The loans create the deposits. Just like the "new" science and the "new" genders and the "new" wars.
@asdlksjdlkfjlskdgh
Let's not kid ourselves here. They're passing 0.01% interest back to us. This, for example, is JP Morgan Chase's savings account return at the time this video was released, while keeping the rest of the earnings from bonds and loans for themselves and their wealthier investors. They own all the bonds and loans based on the money we give them, and keep almost all of the benefits of the risks we take in depositing with them. There is a reason usury was illegal until "you know who" took over our banks.
@envyamore9588
All wars are banker wars. The greatest trick ever played in economics was to turn currency into nothing but debt. The only thing this system can create is wealth inequality and concentrate resource access.
In this video, The Invisible Hand explores the staggering scale of global debt at $300 trillion. It is triple the world’s GDP, and has a central role as the engine of modern economies. While the U.S. owes $36 trillion, much is held domestically by banks, pension funds, and citizens through bonds, creating a circular system where money flows between lenders and borrowers. Similarly, countries lend and borrow from each other, forming an interconnected web. Debt fuels growth, governments spend borrowed money to stimulate economies, but this reliance creates risks. Rising interest payments divert funds from public services, and inflation or loss of lender confidence can trigger crises, as seen in Greece and Venezuela. Developing nations face debt traps, while wealthier countries sustain borrowing at low rates. The system’s fragility is driving interest in tangible assets like gold. Ultimately, debt is a foundational but precarious pillar of the global economy, with no easy exit.
@JerryDiGiacomo
What a wonderful lesson in our founding principles. May God help us to learn this lesson
@GODWILL2012
Praying this monument still stands and remains standing! Praise The Lord
@tetsuyama5116
This is being shared again and again and rightfully so...we need to NOW MORE THAN EVER!
@bldlightpainting
These are the Christian roots that made this nation, giving her the uniqueness she possesses unlike any other nation on earth. God blessed this great land because we followed Him. So, is it any wonder America is imploding when we see every abomination practiced and even endorsed at the highest levels of society and government? “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” ― 2nd Chronicles 7:14
The National Monument to the Forefathers, formerly known as the Pilgrim Monument, commemorates the Mayflower Pilgrims. Dedicated on August 1, 1889, it honors their ideals as later generally embraced by the United States. It is the world's largest solid granite monument.
Monumental is the story of America’s beginnings. Presented by Kirk Cameron, the 90-minute true story follows this father of six across Europe and the U.S. as he seeks to discover America’s true “national treasure” – the people, places, and principles that made America the freest, most prosperous and generous nation the world has ever known. Monumental is heralded as “inspiring,” “beautifully executed,” “powerful,” and “one meant to teach.” Long regarded as “the land of opportunity,” there’s no question the tiny band of religious outcasts who founded this country hit upon a formula for success that went way beyond what they could have imagined. How else can you explain the fact that they established a nation that has become the best example of civil, economic and religious liberty the world has ever known? What formula did they discover? What motivated them to come here in the first place? More importantly, how can we apply these same foundational truths today?
@sldarwin5615
“I’m sorry you lost a finger, but that’s the price of surprise buttplay” is hilarious 😂😂
@user-em6ie2be7x
Ironically all that could've been avoided if Rick checked his messages.
@CullenCochran
It’s super rare that Rick actually gets hurt in the areas that he can still feel in and this is probably one of the biggest emotional hits he’s ever taken on the show. Heartbreak is powerful.
@ethantaylor5425
"You want a painkiller.... I'm on a few of them right now" lmao
@saltybrackishfresh
She only left 5 messages😂 that ain’t enough to take over a whole state
@Thunder90449
"A people capable of revolution must first be capable of imagination. Your entire society is engineered for distraction" is probably the hardest hitting line I heard in a while.
@alexiskiri9693
I am a musician and what you say about the music business is spot on. It is the zombie apocalypse.
@tegridyfarms9972
"People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capabilities to think." ― Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
@dericnorman7741
The dream isn't to get rid of the oppressors but to become the oppressor."
@DreadedOne
Don't simp for the tyranny of endless fake options. The pain of inaction has not yet exceeded the pain of action.
@GreatWhiteCat
There really is a uni-party. It's not just a word. It's a real thing. I know the Austrian painter people like to reference, he said our democracy was all a show to get people to accept things we otherwise wouldn't, because we assume it was legitimately voted in, when none of us are actually voting for anything.
Why is revolution impossible in the United States? In this hard-hitting talk, Shahid Bolsen dissects the psychological, political, and economic forces that ensure American society will never rise up—despite deep inequality, exploitation, and systemic injustice. From the illusion of democracy to the paralyzing comfort of consumerism, Bolsen exposes the mechanisms that keep Americans compliant and disorganized. He explains why even the most radical voices ultimately serve the status quo—and what this means for global change.
@alexandraapjarova
Not sure why they can’t continue developing a safe “plastic back into oil at home” machine and sell it as a necessary household appliance like an oven or washing machine. Why did they cancel this development progress?
@ikechukwuo.ogbonna2892
Quite educational. I would like to know the name of the specific catalyst that was used in the chemical processing.
@Seekay-oe3qz
From what I've seen the biggest issue with plastic waste is the various plastics used to make finished products. This makes separation difficult, so almost every country has research centers dedicated to finding ways to break plastics down. In India, there is a bio-degradable process using chemicals and organisms to absorb the carbon in plastics, so that the waste generated is eco-friendly and can be turned into fertilizer.
Join us as we uncover the groundbreaking HiCOP method, revolutionizing the recycling landscape by transforming plastic waste into valuable crude oil. Discover how Japan leads the charge with this innovative solution towards a greener, more sustainable future.
@phils4634
The big difference between "productive" GDP and "debt services vapourware" GDP.
@redkellyre6568
China's GDP is calculated by factory output. United States GDP is calculated by toll roads, parking meters, late fees on credit cards, car loans, insurance grift, alimony payments, bank bailouts...
@foodparadise5792
Finally this is the video I was waiting for comparing two economies in real sense.
@lincolnteh1963
Very good video. For a long time I've suspected china's real GDP was several times that of USA. Electricity in US was flat for two decades while China's electricity consumption has risen exponentially.
The United States has the largest economy in the world, by traditional GDP measures. But when adjustments are made to account for Purchase Price Parity, and the cost differences for similar products, it is China with the largest economy. The United States has a giant services sector, and includes careers that have no equivalent in other countries. The massive legal, finance, insurance, real estate brokerage, and lobbying industries are far larger in the US than in any other country.
@kss9131
This is the longest SNL skit I've ever seen
@mvcharisma
That CNN host would do great working at an insurance company denying claims with a smile and soft voice. It's the perfection of NPR ASMR torture
@defconquell
I have to give Elle Reeve credit tho. She is doing the CNN talking points in the most wonderfully friendly way possible
@malcolmnicoll1165
Are some people annoying? Yes. Should they be shamed into gulags? Oh, sure, that's a very appropriate response
@JamisonRelapse
Tim Dillon looks like he's teaching his niece how the world works.
@DJValor311
I'd be willing to bet Tim Dillon is in the neighborhood of a 130 IQ and they threw this chick at him. Bless her heart.
Wow. Very brave of CNN here. At one point, Reeve asked if Dillon and podcasters are the new establishment in the aftermath of the 2024 election.
"I don't think I'm the new establishment. If you weigh, again, a few comedians with podcasts versus all of the people that supported Kamala Harris. You know, Democrat donors, billionaires, big people. If the idea is me and a few comedians have more power than multi-billionaires, huge media institutions, a whole political party apparatus... I just don't think most people are going to buy that. I think it seems like a great way to excuse running an unpopular candidate on a platform that American people weren't sold on," Dillon awkwardly explained while seemingly amused at what he was sitting through.
At another point, Reeve asked who the liberal comedians were, and Dillon looked quite surprised. He then proceeded to give her a list of a dozen liberal comedians more successful than him. I do think there should be more of these quasi-autistic aristocrat "Paypal Mafia" AI billionaires being held to account on long form podcasts. It's healthy to at least have a polite dialogue as these massive mountains of money are being moved around.
@sambalmashawi
Fung brothers are awesome and it's so great to hear David's perspective, especially on how Thailand really can shape your attitude toward life.
@baddcheeta
Lived in Asia half of my life and I miss it sooooo much… shoutout to Asian Americans exploring Asia! 😂🎉
@TheProjectMaximus
Going on 3 years now here in Taipei! Wish I'd moved to Asia 15 years ago!
@ytmB4HyU4kUq
Y'all need to treat America for what it really is, a business destination. Conduct your business and make your money in the states for top dollar, and then spend it outside of the country. Make your money here, and export and spend it elsewhere like the big companies do.
00:00 - Intro
01:35 - Struggles of Finding Asian American role models
03:32 - Who is David Fung?
05:30 - FungBros impact on Asian American culture
08:25 - What made David consider living overseas?
09:25 - What is contributing to Western decline?
11:20 - David’s travels so far
12:01 - What is David’s first impressions of Thailand so far
14:00 - Meeting the variety of expats in Thailand
15:17 - Changing archetypes of how we’re suppose to ‘live’ life
16:34 - The ease of modern day global travel
17:54 - Thailand’s acceptance of Asian Americans
19:20 - Thai society generally treats others with respect
19:47 - How Thailand calms your soul
20:43 - What do David’s friends think of his travels?
22:47 - What is changing the public perception of Thailand?
24:57 - What is David Fung’s future plans in Thailand?
25:18 - David’s new mentorship program - TigerClub Elite
27:18 - David’s best advice on living your best life in Thailand
29:36 - Should there be ‘standards’ for foreigners to stay in Thailand?
@sweeseng2012
Hopefully all the American people are reading this and face the reality. Please help make the world the safe place to live. Please stop wasting trillions on your bloody wars
@organizer14
Thank you Kishore for your help for mutual understanding.
@jeffreychan1559
If 1.4 billion Chinese decide to make things and become prosperous, the decaying cities of the west are not going to stop them. Not without nuking everything.
@SvayToom
Hawaii is 2000 miles from USA while Taiwan is only 100 miles or 160km from mainland china.
Kishore Mahbubani is a Singaporean diplomat, scholar, and public intellectual known for his incisive commentary on U.S.–China relations. Drawing from decades of experience in international diplomacy, including his tenure as Singapore’s ambassador to the United Nations, Mahbubani argues that the 21st century will be defined by the strategic rivalry between the United States and China. He often critiques Western assumptions about global leadership and advocates for a more pragmatic, multipolar approach to international affairs. Through books like Has China Won?, Mahbubani explores how the U.S. can recalibrate its foreign policy to avoid conflict and coexist with a rising China in a rapidly changing global order.
Companies with cost-plus contracts are much better off, and the implication here, in all this advice we are linking to, is that a business executive is out of his mind to sign a fixed-price contract, and especially one with the federal government. That’s because any change to the compensation structure of a fixed-price contract needs to meet all three of these requirements in the FAR language involving federal taxes, which tariffs are.
The first two are fairly straightforward, and somewhat easily met. The third one is the problem. The increase in costs must result from a tariff that the contractor is required to pay. Most of the tariff costs are borne by others—subcontractors, customs agents, wholesalers—they’re usually the ones who pay the tariffs, and then pass them down the supply chain. There is precedent in case law, whereby contractors can not recover price increases that are indirectly attributable to the tariffs, even if we all know that higher tariffs caused the costs to go up.
@danielleandrist2742
This was so perfect. I’m a parent and a teacher and May is just insanity.
@xtina1610
I love Penn carrying the mike and walking along side Kim. 😂
@TheLauren1113
This 100% captured my current situation. This week one child had 4 exams. One child has both a band concert and a chorus concert on two different nights. The third child is in a musical opening tonight. I have to go three times because she’s in the ensemble opening night but has a lead tomorrow. Sunday is the music department banquet. Next week, more exams!
@lavernejones4471
You’ve done it again! You have taken one of my favorite songs and merged it with my life. The original song brings back memories of high school and the good old days. This one brings back all the parenting memories that you dreaded at the time but wish you could have again now that everyone is all grown up.😭Great stuff as always. 🤗💕
Maycember is a humorous term blending "May" and "December" to describe how the month of May feels as hectic and overwhelming as December — especially for parents, teachers, and anyone involved in school activities in the USA. While December is known for holiday chaos, May often becomes packed with many more events...
School concerts, graduations, awards ceremonies
Final exams and projects
End-of-year parties and field trips
Sports seasons tournaments
Summer planning and transitions
@dacharyzoo
When, not if, plastic begins to rot like wood, modern living is in for a rude surprise.
@custos3249
Really not surprising every time this happens. When lignin evolved in trees, they became the plastic pollution of the epoch until an organism evolved to break it down and use the energy ancient trees put into creating it in the first place.
@tomix18
If microorganisms can develop plastic consumption, it means that we will no longer be able to use certain materials in marine environments, at least not in the long term: boats, diving and measuring equipment.
@corbbing
"Degrades clothing in minutes..." Imagine that the seas are swarming with this fungi, and you enter the ocean to go swim.
Plastic pollution is a huge problem on every continent, and increasingly in our oceans. Land based microbes have been discovered that have learnt how to digest certain plastics, but new research has now discovered that nature is at it in our oceans as well! So has evolution gifted us a solution to the Great Pacific Garbage patch?
@DonnellChester-xd7yg
They would understand China better if they listened to people like you who are inside of China instead of people who hold racial prejudices towards China and who are miles away on other continents
@bigmantrue1
Crazy stat: “China today accounts for around 27% of global industrial production, up from 24% in 2018. By 2030, the UN predicts, China’s share of industry will have risen to 45%” - WSJ 😳
@jabbawakka7286
Kevin, you are a giant golden treasure in a sea of lies, obfuscation and mediocrity. Your content and presentations are always top notch, backed by factual data.
This old Kiwi rocker salutes and applauds your great work. In my opinion your channel should be rocking at least 1 millions subscribers. Be blessed brother.
@roberts5197
This reminds me of something I saw in the 1980's. A company called Thinking Machines partnered with the genius Richard Feynman. They produced a computer that had 1000 cheap processors and cost $1m. They pitted it against a $40m IBM mainframe. The IBM lost - and yet Thinking Machines went nowhere while IBM remains. Why. Because the big western companies buy up, and then close down, startups that threaten their profits. Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Google etc etc - they have all done it. They stifle development to protect profits.
Tech industry insiders are shocked at China's rapid progress in Artificial Intelligence, especially given our export bans on the fastest semiconductors. DeepSeek's model was developed with less than 9% of the computing hours thought necessary to build such a rich model, and at an astonishing cost of just $6 million.
The difference is that these Chinese AI models and LLM's were all developed using open-source frameworks. And China's entire economy runs the same way: infrastructure, supply chains, university research, and technology are widely shared by hundreds of companies with hundreds of thousands of engineers within similar industries. The same dynamics that propel China's industries to dominate in other sectors are employed in the fields of AI and semiconductor chip design.
To understand how and why China has closed the gap so quickly in technology, knowledge of tech and semiconductors are far less important than the understanding of China's industrial clustering policy. To support Kevin's channel financially, or for transcripts and direct links, and additional resources, please visit his Substack at https://kdwalmsley.substack.com
@DaveTheBunny
JD Vance calling an entire country peasants when his parents were literally crackheads is a pretty bold move.
@dougbooth2906
The Chinese are very proud people and work hard. Insulting them is not a smart thing to do
@mattwho81
A year ago, America had 31 allies who’d have come running to help in a trade war. Now we’re cheering China on.
@dhdhdh22
My grandparents were peasants and my dad, as one of the eight children, couldn’t even get enough food on his plate when he was young. But he and my mother were able to support me to study in the UK for eight years. This is how much China has grown for the past few decades. I’ll always be proud to be a descendent of peasants.
Ronny Chieng breaks down how JD Vance's comments calling Chinese people "peasants" have escalated both the shade war and the trade war with China, impacting American industries from automakers to Hollywood. Plus, Troy Iwata chimes in on the one thriving business of the trade war: TikTok luxury knockoffs. #DailyShow #China #Trump #Tariff
0:00 - China-US Trade War Heats Up
0:54 - JD Vance Shades China
1:30 - China Strikes Back after Vance's Comments
2:22 - Citizens Outraged Over VP's "Peasants" Comments
4:08 - China Hits Back at Trade War
5:42 - Some Hollywood Movies Banned in China
6:31 - TikTok Manufacturers Offer to Sell Directly to Americans
7:45 - Troy Iwata Weighs in on Trade War
@LizardSpork
What happened? People making $1mil/hr told people making $10/hr their problems are the fault of people making $1/hr.
@MichalLSK
Watching Charles Schwab laugting in White House with Trump that he made with trading 2 billions USD in a day was surreal moment for me. This is a pure clown world we are living in and people will tell you that these people working harder than normal people...its sickening.
@advsreeharivs
Never seen a better explanation of progressive and regressive taxation. The fact that you put it in the context of export and import will surely help most people understand their implications. Economics lately has become a language used to hide basic truths. You are doing a great job educating everyone.
@greentiger-h1q
Hey Gary, I'm a 25 year old guy from Greece, I have probably watched your entire channel in the past month, you have the support not only of the working people of the UK but from all over the western world. There is and ever was only one war.. the class war.. every other struggle and conflict is a derivative of that
@chrisjames509
Keep going Gary. People are listening and starting to take notice.
00:00 Introduction
02:55 Trump's Actions
04:58 Understanding Trade Deficits
09:41 Economic Inequality
10:51 Tariffs and Their Implications
12:33 Understanding Taxation Systems
20:53 Income and Spending Patterns Across Economic Classes
23:05 Impact of Tariff Policies on Global Trade and Poverty
25:11 Humanitarian and Economic Consequences of Tariffs
27:12 Tariffs and Strategic Implications
34:42 Economic Uncertainty
40:35 Market Manipulation and Trader Psychology
47:43 Global Implications
50:08 Comparison to Fyre Festival
51:59 Build a Better Future
@jimvalliere1562
Aren't here people still playing and modding Skyrim? From what I've seen BG3 will be modded for the next decade.
@andormatrahazi8140
Quality never goes out of fashion.
@ArneBab
What Baldur’s Gate 3 also proves is that if a publisher has an unexpected huge success and they don’t cash in but rather use that success to make the game better than they could afford before, then players give back.
@gabethebabe3337
I like how Swen can basically say “git gud” to the industry without coming off as being full of himself, because he and Larian EARNED their win. They are clearly gamers making games for people who like games. They earned every victory lap they choose to make when they talk about the industry. I really hope their next game is as big a success, not because I want another good game, but because I want Larian to be known as the company that makes good games as if it was the 2000s again.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is still embarrassing AAA studios with zero live service, no DLC, and no microtransactions, just a finished RPG that keeps growing. Larian Studios didn’t just launch a great game. With Patch 8, they just proved how broken the modern gaming model really is. In this video, I break down why BG3 still dominates Steam, why single player games are far from dead, and what Patch 8 actually adds. This is the kind of RPG update most studios would lock behind a £30 battle pass. Larian are giving it to players for free. Again.
Hasbro and Wizards Of The Coast DMCA’d a free Baldur’s Gate 3 mod for Stardew Valley, "Baldur's Village". Then Hasbro dropped $40 miniatures. No Tav. No Dark Urge. Just overpriced plastic, and a legal threat to the fanbase. This isn’t just tone deaf. It’s corporate theatre with a marketing budget. Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro took the biggest DnD win of the century and turned it into a lawsuit simulator. From the Stardew Valley BG3 mod takedown, to the Sigil VTT collapse, to Larian walking away from Baldur’s Gate 4... this is how you butcher a legacy in real time. Subscribe. Stay sharp. Never let a suit roll for initiative.
If you're searching for Baldur’s Gate 3 updates, mods, BG3 Patch 8 news, or want to understand why this game keeps topping charts in 2025, this is it. No fluff. Just truth.
@臺支臺蛆死全家
I am Chinese. The education we received from childhood has always told us that cooperation leads to win-win results and harmony is precious. It is heartwarming to see this being gradually realized.
@p2324b
One of the Ugandan leaders put it this way, "Every time the US visits us, we get a lecture. Every time China visits us, we get a hospital."
@nocturnalforsaken4519
USA come to poor country with bullet and gun.
China came with concrete and asphalt.
China’s role in Africa reflects one of the most significant shifts in global alliances and economic power dynamics over the past decade. In 2024, China's trade with Africa increased nearly 5 per cent year on year. Initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative, Beijing’s plan to grow global trade, and the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation have contributed to the rise of China as the continent's top trading partner. Despite its domestic economic slowdown, China’s relationship with African nations is evolving as Beijing shifts towards public-private partnerships and engaging financial institutions for project funding rather than traditional government-to-government loans. Trade is also diversifying, with Africa exporting more non-resource goods like coffee and avocados to China. In this video, Africa expert Hannah Ryder and Post Africa correspondent Jevans Nyabiage discuss the evolving China-Africa economic partnership.
