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00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanology 2318.

00:00:12Yeah, hi, good evening.

00:00:18So, in the name of Humanology, he plays series,

00:00:24we have volume 37, I finished the copy and pasting, basically compilation, okay,

00:00:32and now it's uploading to Amazon Kindle.

00:00:38Okay, so, let's...

00:00:42Today I will skip exercise, I mean, the hard exercise, like push-up sit-ups, why?

00:00:49Earlier today, my lower back is sore, I'm better now, but...

00:00:56Yeah, so, we'll take a break from that hard exercise, okay?

00:01:02Let me do regular stretching instead, humanological stretching.

00:01:21Yeah, let's go for it, okay.

00:01:27Why was my lower back sore?

00:01:34I'm better now, I think it's probably because of...

00:01:38running...

00:01:40Yeah.

00:01:42Okay, but it was worthwhile.

00:01:481.5 miles.

00:02:03Okay.

00:02:05Ah.

00:02:08Nett.

00:02:09Uh...

00:02:10Uh...

00:02:11Ah...

00:02:12Uh...

00:02:13Uh...

00:02:15Uh...

00:02:16Ah...

00:02:18...

00:02:31Ah!

00:02:37Ah!

00:02:40Yeah!

00:02:54Let me try this.

00:03:01But...

00:03:11Okay.

00:03:31And...

00:03:37Twerking, it's very good for lower back, okay?

00:03:41I mean, it may look...

00:03:44Whatever.

00:03:45But, it's not pretty certain.

00:03:47It's...

00:03:49Lower back exercise, okay?

00:03:50So...

00:03:53It's something very healthy for lower back, okay?

00:03:56All right.

00:03:57Okay.

00:04:02Ah!

00:04:06Ah!

00:04:08Ah!

00:04:10Ah!

00:04:26Oh, dang!

00:04:44Okay?

00:04:45Okay.

00:04:49Now, facial exercise.

00:04:50Why is facial exercise so important?

00:04:53We do not want to have rigid face.

00:04:55We want our face to be expressive.

00:04:58Right?

00:04:59Like actors, actresses, models, okay?

00:05:02Because it's...

00:05:04It just looks better when we are more expressive with our faces, okay?

00:05:07Yes.

00:05:08That's why we do this.

00:05:09And also, it prevents this...

00:05:12Involuntary, like...

00:05:14Shivering of some, like, eye muscle or whatever.

00:05:18We do not want that either, okay?

00:05:19So, that's why facial exercise is so important, okay?

00:05:24It may look weird, but...

00:05:25It's for the beauty, health, eternal youth.

00:05:31Okay?

00:05:35And...

00:05:36Ear exercise, it prevents...

00:05:39Ear ringing.

00:05:40Okay?

00:05:41Yeah, so...

00:05:42It's ear massage too.

00:05:45Very important.

00:05:46So...

00:05:53You know my first one...

00:05:54Okay?

00:05:56That's why I don't need any medicine.

00:05:57So...

00:06:00All right.

00:06:31Now, you exercise, concentrating blood flow to ears.

00:07:01Through an exercise.

00:07:07Okay, long exercise.

00:07:18Wow.

00:07:26Wow.

00:07:34Wow.

00:07:35Okay.

00:07:43Now, let me talk to you, though.

00:07:47Thanks.

00:07:49We'll do ground stretching.

00:08:12Okay.

00:08:14I'm full of stretching.

00:08:18Okay.

00:08:20A little while, so...

00:08:24Let's do this.

00:08:26Let's do this.

00:08:56Oh.

00:08:58Oh.

00:09:00Oh.

00:09:02Oh.

00:09:06Oh.

00:09:08Oh.

00:09:14Oh.

00:09:16Oh.

00:09:18Oh.

00:09:20Oh.

00:09:22Oh.

00:09:34Okay.

00:09:35Oh.

00:09:36Oh.

00:09:37Okay.

00:09:38Oh.

00:09:39Oh.

00:09:40Let me take off some layers.

00:09:42It's now hard.

00:10:12It's now hard.

00:10:42It's now hard.

00:11:12It's now hard.

00:11:14Okay.

00:11:16Good.

00:11:20Now, let me check the progress in the uploading of the novel.

00:11:34It's uploaded.

00:11:36Okay.

00:11:38Give me like two minutes.

00:11:40Okay.

00:11:42Let me finish processing this.

00:11:46Actually...

00:11:48Now that it's uploaded...

00:11:52What I'm gonna do...

00:11:56I'll finish publishing after the show, okay?

00:12:00Because I don't wanna...

00:12:02I don't want this wonderful humanizer show to be interrupted.

00:12:08Okay.

00:12:09So yeah.

00:12:10We'll just take five as well.

00:12:12Okay.

00:12:13Okay.

00:12:14Whew.

00:12:15Okay.

00:12:17Okay.

00:12:18Okay.

00:12:19Okay.

00:12:20Okay.

00:12:21Okay.

00:12:23Okay.

00:12:25Yeah.

00:12:27Okay.

00:12:29Okay.

00:12:31And then...

00:12:33Ah.

00:13:03Ah.

00:13:33Ah.

00:14:03Ah.

00:14:33Ah.

00:15:03Ah.

00:15:05Ah.

00:15:07Ah.

00:15:09Ah Ah.

00:15:09Ah.

00:15:12Okay.

00:15:13Well, you come back real bad.

00:15:17Yeah, thanks for the exercises.

00:15:20Well, hard exercises.

00:15:22Yeah, I feel more energetic.

00:15:24No.

00:15:25That's great.

00:15:26I guess i will just continue to do hard exercises whether I get hired by

00:15:32FBI or Alaska State Trooper or not.

00:15:37Otherwise, maybe I'll just continue to do hard exercises.

00:15:41Okay, so let me grab drinks.

00:15:43Okay.

00:15:57Okay.

00:16:02Let me get some drinks.

00:16:26Yeah.

00:16:27So that once a month, in the name of Humanity Series, copy and paste, it takes me about one hour or two hours every month, once a month.

00:16:40So, but yeah, I did that today.

00:16:43So it was, I was like, you know what?

00:16:48I'd rather run 1.5 miles.

00:16:50It's such a tedious process.

00:16:53It's okay.

00:16:56Yeah, but nowadays it's not.

00:16:58Yeah, cheers.

00:16:59Yeah.

00:17:03Okay, now, curry update.

00:17:05So last night, I wrote an essay, which is part of that book series.

00:17:11What if I do not get any job, whatever job?

00:17:22Well, then, hypothetically, okay.

00:17:29I won't go to mental hospital, because I'm not crazy.

00:17:35I don't have any mental illness.

00:17:37And I'm not going to jail, because I'm not going to commit any crimes.

00:17:40I'm not a criminal.

00:17:41Also, I'm not going to commit suicide.

00:17:44No.

00:17:45Then what do I do if nobody wants to hire me?

00:17:48Maybe homeless shelter.

00:17:49Maybe I'll go to homeless shelter.

00:17:52And maybe I'll work there.

00:17:53Yeah, like cleaning, doing laundry, maybe cooking, whatever they need help with.

00:18:03Okay, so, yeah, homeless shelter, yeah.

00:18:06Sure.

00:18:08Until I get a job.

00:18:10Okay.

00:18:10Yeah.

00:18:15So I wrote that last night.

00:18:18And this morning, I got a surprise phone call.

00:18:21Actually, I was still on my bed.

00:18:28And it was a lawyer job interview offer.

00:18:34Oh, yeah.

00:18:34So, yeah.

00:18:35Yes, sir.

00:18:36Yeah.

00:18:36So, there's one interview schedule for next week.

00:18:40Okay.

00:18:42Wow.

00:18:47That was unexpected.

00:18:49Totally.

00:18:50Let me get some terms.

00:18:51Okay.

00:18:51So, yeah.

00:18:52So, that's great.

00:18:53That's great.

00:19:09Then what kind of lawyer job?

00:19:11I'm not free to discuss that.

00:19:13Okay.

00:19:13So, since that arrangement of an interview for next week, earlier today, I've been studying.

00:19:36Yeah.

00:19:37Okay.

00:19:37Yeah.

00:19:38So, yeah.

00:19:39In Alaska, we have Alaska statute.

00:19:43They cover all different area of law.

00:19:47All right.

00:19:47So, yeah.

00:19:48That specific area of law, I just, I read it.

00:19:52Reading statutes.

00:19:53Okay.

00:19:54Yeah.

00:19:54In the internet.

00:19:54In my cell phone.

00:19:55Yeah.

00:19:56So, yeah.

00:19:58So, it's like, Alaska, like, we have this title, then chapter, and then section.

00:20:05Statute.

00:20:05Okay.

00:20:05So, yeah.

00:20:06Okay.

00:20:07Okay.

00:20:08Okay.

00:20:09Okay.

00:20:10Okay.

00:20:11Okay.

00:20:12Okay.

00:20:13Yeah.

00:20:14Yeah.

00:20:15Yeah.

00:20:16Yeah.

00:20:17Yeah.

00:20:18Yeah.

00:20:19Yeah.

00:20:20Yeah.

00:20:21And now, lower level than that, more detailed level, Alaska Administrative Code.

00:20:30Okay.

00:20:31Okay.

00:20:32I started reading it.

00:20:34But, uh, then I stopped reading it.

00:20:38Why?

00:20:39Because it's a lot.

00:20:40So, I saved the link.

00:20:42Kind of like bookmark.

00:20:43Okay.

00:20:44So, I'll continue reading tomorrow.

00:20:50Okay.

00:20:51Yeah.

00:20:52It's very voluminous.

00:20:53It's a lot.

00:20:54So, I cannot just read everything in one day.

00:20:57Okay.

00:20:58Okay.

00:20:59Because, then it would not be a qualitative studying.

00:21:03Okay.

00:21:04I want to read it good, you know.

00:21:06So, that's why I have to take a break from reading the law.

00:21:11Law studying.

00:21:12Okay.

00:21:13Yeah.

00:21:14But, tomorrow I'll resume.

00:21:16Okay.

00:21:17And, I've also been to their website.

00:21:19Okay.

00:21:20And, uh, basically learning about what they do.

00:21:22Yeah.

00:21:23And, also.

00:21:24Uh, after I'm done.

00:21:25In the next couple of days.

00:21:26After I'm done reading Alaska Administrative Code in that area, legal area.

00:21:42After that.

00:21:43Case law.

00:21:44Yeah.

00:21:45Like, Alaska State Supreme Court.

00:21:46Opinions.

00:21:47Or, lower level.

00:21:48Opinions.

00:21:49Okay.

00:21:50Yeah.

00:21:51Case law basically.

00:21:52Yeah.

00:21:53Because, that area of law.

00:21:55Is.

00:21:56Actually, idea for me.

00:21:57That's the kind of law that I'd like to get into.

00:21:58What kind of law?

00:21:59Uh, it has to do with, um.

00:22:02In general, I know.

00:22:03Yeah.

00:22:04Yeah.

00:22:05Yeah.

00:22:06Yeah.

00:22:07Yeah.

00:22:08Yeah.

00:22:09Yeah.

00:22:10Yeah.

00:22:11Yeah.

00:22:12Yeah.

00:22:13Yeah.

00:22:14Yeah.

00:22:15Yeah.

00:22:16Yeah.

00:22:17Yeah.

00:22:18Yeah.

00:22:19Yeah.

00:22:20Yeah.

00:22:21Yeah.

00:22:22Yeah.

00:22:23Yeah.

00:22:24I think I think it's in general, I know.

00:22:26It's kind of like, uh, you know sense, dealing with the companies.

00:22:35Not exactly corporate law.

00:22:37It's not.

00:22:38Okay.

00:22:39I'm not going to get into detail.

00:22:40Okay.

00:22:41But, uh, so that's kind of law that I, I'm very interested in learning.

00:22:45Okay.

00:22:46So, if I get this job, it will be very ideal for me.

00:22:50So, yeah, I'm enjoying studying.

00:22:53studying that part of law. It's not a corporal law, but somewhat related, okay?

00:23:07Yeah, somewhat. That's all I can say. And yeah, I'll continue to study until the

00:23:17interview happens, okay? Next week. Yeah. Yeah. This is what happens, okay?

00:23:35Thank you. Cheers.

00:23:36What else? Five is broken. Yeah, thank you. Yeah. That's good news. Okay.

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00:29:25for now my bag is fine okay but

00:29:33for back pain it's kind of anti-inflammation

00:29:40alaskan ginseng vodka is good for that okay so

00:29:46well actually it's supposed to be this cup instead

00:29:53okay yeah so cheers

00:30:00so the lady in that youtube video uh she uh

00:30:10wanted to get taekwondo black belt in 90 days

00:30:15but it ended up um taking uh about 264 days something like

00:30:20there okay why uh this americanized korean taekwondo

00:30:27south korea okay but it's americanized version so i guess uh

00:30:32they have stricter standard than

00:30:38when i was there in south korea back in 1990s 1980s okay because i i did get

00:30:45black belt okay so fourth degree um when i think i was in elementary

00:30:52school

00:30:59well i don't know how it works in america but i guess they award black full black

00:31:07belt to people who are under 18 uh and i don't know

00:31:11not know how it is in korea now but when i was there back in 1980s 1990s

00:31:18uh to get full black belt you have to be over 18 years old

00:31:23something like that okay back then i don't know about now how it is in

00:31:27south korea okay but back then that was the rule

00:31:31but people who are under 18 if they passed the black belt

00:31:37test in cookie one that's summer in seoul cookie one is where uh it's like

00:31:43headquarter of south korean taekwondo summer in seoul so i went there

00:31:49passed the test and i got my semi black belt is like half black and half red

00:31:55why because i was under 18. yeah

00:32:04but the way that the lady uh in the show they have this different

00:32:11test to get black belt they need to break a brick

00:32:16i didn't have to break a brick

00:32:18have i ever broke broken a break of

00:32:29when korean wore peokdol brick

00:32:33have i ever broken a brick before i don't think so because

00:32:40i was not required to to get black belt okay uh i got this fruit fly here

00:32:46but yeah breaking wood uh that was not difficult okay i i again american standard tend to now

00:32:57american standard now and korean standard back then we're talking about 1980s so 40 years ago

00:33:09i think american standard now is a lot more difficult higher standard than uh korean standard

00:33:14but 40 years ago so evolution okay yeah yeah sure sure

00:33:19i push out that

00:33:27five minutes break vocal rest okay yeah five minutes break thank you

00:33:32we'll talk more about taekwondo okay sure

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00:35:38Knee? Not often, okay?

00:35:42Because in Taekwondo, they rarely use knee kick.

00:35:46Muay Thai, kickboxing does a lot of that, okay?

00:35:49So headbutt, once in a while, okay?

00:35:53And we're talking about the 1980s, when I was in elementary school, okay?

00:36:01Maybe fifth grade, around there, okay?

00:36:04So I was like 11 years old, something like that, okay?

00:36:08So what year was that?

00:36:121989, something like that, okay?

00:36:14So when I got black belt, okay?

00:36:17Maybe I was sixth grade, something like that, yeah.

00:36:23And so wooden panel, from what I've heard, it's made with pine tree.

00:36:32And from what I've heard, I don't know for sure, what I've heard, they soak it in salty water to kind of soften it, okay?

00:36:42And it's not that thick, okay?

00:36:44It's maybe half an inch, something like that, okay?

00:36:48Square wooden panel, okay?

00:36:49Square wooden panel, yeah, so it's not that difficult to break it.

00:36:53Look, maybe some older Taekwondo practitioners, maybe they make it thicker.

00:37:00I don't know.

00:37:03But we are in elementary school, okay?

00:37:06So you cannot be too thick.

00:37:13But in the Taekwondo school, yeah, there are some teenagers,

00:37:18like maybe middle school, high schoolers, okay?

00:37:21Yeah, we have some older Taekwondo students too, but most of us were in elementary school.

00:37:27Yeah, they have adult class in the evening.

00:37:30Okay, yeah.

00:37:31Us, just right after school, so it was maybe 12 o'clock, p.m., something like that, okay?

00:37:39Hmm?

00:37:43Yeah, so I had no problem breaking the rules, okay?

00:37:46Yeah.

00:37:47Oh, yeah.

00:37:47I didn't really try it with that.

00:37:55Go ahead?

00:37:56Yeah.

00:38:04And...

00:38:09But I've seen the videos, okay?

00:38:12Yeah.

00:38:12Anyway.

00:38:13Okay.

00:38:16So the lady was having some trouble breaking the brick, there was a final test to get black belt in America.

00:38:26Taekwondo originally from South Korea, but Americanized Taekwondo maybe they have higher standard even today's Korea.

00:38:34I don't know, okay? Yeah.

00:38:37But of course I was in elementary school when I learned Taekwondo.

00:38:44Great school, okay? So maybe it was easier standard for us because we were in elementary school, okay?

00:38:51Maybe, I don't know.

00:38:58So I've been to many different martial arts classes.

00:39:07I'm 47 years old, okay?

00:39:09And I learned many different martial arts from school, from classes, part of the university or private school or many different kinds of martial arts.

00:39:26Also from my friends. I learned from my friends.

00:39:29And I also learned from YouTube videos.

00:39:33Whatever, right? Yeah.

00:39:35Or just watching martial art movies and imitating their moves.

00:39:39Okay? Yeah.

00:39:41So, and that lady in the YouTube video, she, when she was younger, she did fencing, which is great. Fencing.

00:39:56And, uh, uh, so she's not newcomer in martial arts, okay?

00:40:01And she's athletic and, uh, so she did very well. Yeah.

00:40:05Kicks and punches.

00:40:06But when it comes to punch, uh, uh, okay.

00:40:10Okay, so the way I learned from other people, yeah, punching is like this, okay?

00:40:17Like, uh, you don't wanna, like, you do not want to, uh, you do not want to, uh, you do not want to put too much strength in there, okay?

00:40:31Because that is too slow. Okay?

00:40:38You need to be more, like, grandmaster in that YouTube video by that lady, okay?

00:40:46Yeah.

00:40:47You should be effortless.

00:40:49Okay, I agree, okay?

00:40:50So, uh, to add, add my own expression, yeah, aerial.

00:40:55Like air.

00:40:56Empty.

00:40:58Empty, okay?

00:40:59Empty, okay?

00:41:00Okay?

00:41:01Yeah.

00:41:02Empty, okay?

00:41:03Yeah.

00:41:04Empty, okay?

00:41:05Yeah.

00:41:06Okay?

00:41:07Yeah.

00:41:08Five minutes, Greg.

00:41:10We'll call rest.

00:41:12We'll call rest.

00:41:13Five minutes, thank you.

00:41:14Ha!

00:41:15Woo!

00:41:16Woo!

00:41:17Woo!

00:41:18Woo!

00:41:19Woo!

00:41:20Woo!

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00:41:50Woo! Woo!

00:43:24Giab, what is Giab? Vocalization, okay, like

00:43:33Giab, okay, vocalization

00:43:39It's fun

00:43:43What other martial arts do that, okay

00:43:47Kung Fu, Jiu Jitsu, Judo

00:43:51Not much

00:43:52I think this is quite unique in Taekwondo using voice, which is great. Okay. Yeah, it's beautiful

00:44:00Yeah, the forms that they do

00:44:02Very beautiful

00:44:05Poetic even

00:44:09Basically punting and kicking there, okay, just like

00:44:15So Taekwondo is influenced by Japanese

00:44:22Karate

00:44:24Which in turn was in Japanese karate influenced by Chinese Kung Fu, okay?

00:44:32Hmm

00:44:34Yeah

00:44:37You can punch in there, okay

00:44:41Nice

00:44:41So when it comes to breaking the brick

00:44:51The way I suggest is this

00:44:54You can manufacture different thickness of brick

00:44:59Maybe for beginners

00:45:01Thin, thinner brick

00:45:03Not like this thick, but thin brick

00:45:06Then gradually increase the thickness of bricks

00:45:12Because

00:45:14Our bone

00:45:16Yeah, it does harden

00:45:18Okay, as we train

00:45:21They're breaking the wood brick, whatever

00:45:24But it takes a long time

00:45:26For our bones to harden

00:45:29It's a very slow process

00:45:32We do not want people to break their bones

00:45:34And in that show

00:45:38The grandmasters said

00:45:39Yeah, some of our students actually broke their hand bones

00:45:45Instead of breaking the brick

00:45:48We do not want that

00:45:49So

00:45:51My suggestion

00:45:52In Taekwondo

00:45:53To Taekwondo school

00:45:55Yeah, it varied the thickness of the bricks

00:45:58Okay, because it does take long time

00:46:01For our bones

00:46:04To

00:46:06Get strengthened

00:46:07It's a slow process

00:46:09So do it gradual fashion

00:46:12Please

00:46:13Because we want people to be safe

00:46:28But the lady made it, okay

00:46:30She aimed for 90 days to get a black belt

00:46:32But it took her

00:46:33Something like

00:46:34264 days

00:46:35Something like that, okay

00:46:36Yeah, because of the

00:46:38Final test

00:46:39Breaking the brick

00:46:40But she made it

00:46:41And actually

00:46:42I did uploads

00:46:44I did uploads

00:46:45When I saw that

00:46:46It was moving

00:46:48Actually, there was like

00:46:49Next episode

00:46:50Okay

00:46:51Over

00:46:52Where she went to Japan

00:46:54To learn about

00:46:55Yeah, Kendo

00:46:57So

00:46:58Source

00:46:59Personship

00:47:00Yeah, like

00:47:00Samurai stuff

00:47:01Okay

00:47:02Yeah

00:47:02Yeah, I watched about

00:47:04The 10 minutes of that episode

00:47:05Okay

00:47:05Yeah, I caught you to watch

00:47:07Nice

00:47:08Yeah

00:47:18That was cool

00:47:19And in this YouTube series

00:47:31YouTube channel

00:47:32Like a

00:47:33Challenge accepted

00:47:34Okay

00:47:35She went to US Marine

00:47:37And then

00:47:37About for three days

00:47:39With some other people

00:47:41Some of the drill sergeants

00:47:43In the Marine Corps

00:47:44Basic training

00:47:47Basic combat training

00:47:48Morning boot camp

00:47:49Okay

00:47:50I was in the army

00:47:51Okay

00:47:51But I made friends from

00:47:52Marine

00:47:52Okay

00:47:53So

00:47:54Uh

00:47:55Yeah

00:47:56It's higher standard

00:47:57In Marine

00:47:58Than regular army

00:48:01US Marine

00:48:01My guess is that

00:48:02About ranger school

00:48:05Level

00:48:07Higher standard

00:48:08Okay

00:48:11And

00:48:12There was just drill sergeant

00:48:14Who lost her voice

00:48:15Okay

00:48:16So

00:48:16My recommendation

00:48:18Vocalist

00:48:20Because

00:48:20You do not want to lose your voice

00:48:23Okay

00:48:24Yeah

00:48:24Okay

00:48:26Okay

00:48:28A few drill sergeants

00:48:29Just

00:48:30They yell at

00:48:32Their

00:48:32Student soldiers

00:48:33You know

00:48:34But please vocalize

00:48:35Please

00:48:36Yeah

00:48:41Oh

00:48:42Yeah

00:48:54So

00:49:04It was very motivational

00:49:05Okay

00:49:06Yeah

00:49:06Like

00:49:11You know

00:49:11These people

00:49:12Training

00:49:13Physically

00:49:14Like in taekwondo school

00:49:16Or in

00:49:17Japan

00:49:18Like kendo school

00:49:20The discipline

00:49:21Okay

00:49:22And also in the

00:49:23U.S.

00:49:24Marine

00:49:26FBI

00:49:27Secret service

00:49:29Heavy

00:49:30Physical training

00:49:31And what they say

00:49:32Is in the

00:49:33FBI training

00:49:34Videos

00:49:34I was

00:49:35Yeah

00:49:35It's like

00:49:36Physical strength

00:49:39Uh

00:49:39It will lead to

00:49:40Mental discipline

00:49:41Too

00:49:42It's like

00:49:43Mental discipline

00:49:45Like

00:49:45They say

00:49:45FBI

00:49:46Special agents

00:49:4850 hours a week

00:49:49Parts more

00:49:51Sometimes

00:49:54Yeah

00:49:55So

00:49:55They say

00:49:55Yeah

00:49:56You have to be

00:49:57Physically strong

00:49:58To do that

00:49:58Yeah

00:49:59Sure

00:49:59Yeah

00:50:06Yeah

00:50:07Oh yeah

00:50:14Now

00:50:15Time check

00:50:19It's been almost

00:50:24One hour

00:50:25Yeah

00:50:25Let's

00:50:26Ventilate

00:50:26Okay

00:50:26Yeah

00:50:27Thank you

00:50:27Bye

00:50:28Mr. Brown

00:50:28Thank you

00:50:29Yeah

00:50:49Thank you

00:50:50Thank you

00:54:39That's that's great. Okay. I mean he didn't show any of his martial art moves in that video, but still spending time with the young people just being there for them

00:54:51Beautiful

00:54:53Beautiful

00:55:01Yeah

00:55:03Oh nice

00:55:05Yeah

00:55:14Yeah

00:55:35So I now let's switch subject matter. Okay. Yeah honky list choreo. Yeah, I remember

00:55:54I was invited

00:55:57Kind of like dinner. Okay, kind of family dinner

00:56:01Okay, so uh, I introduced myself and uh, there's this wonderful gentleman

00:56:07Okay, we had nice conversation. It's a kind of family dinner. Okay, so their relatives close friends

00:56:14Oh, maybe 20 people were there. Okay, and one gentleman

00:56:19Uh nice conversation. Okay, so

00:56:23About five years ago

00:56:26Oh, yeah

00:56:28Yeah, so

00:56:29He asked me. Yeah, okay

00:56:32What do you do?

00:56:34Lee

00:56:37I said, yeah, I do. I'm a lawyer. I do personal injury workers conversation

00:56:41Yeah, yeah

00:56:44But that gentleman is very smart gentleman and he can tell I'm a smart person too. Okay, so uh

00:56:52He asked me

00:56:54uh

00:56:57So is it

00:56:58I'm kind of paraphrasing what he said. Okay. I mean, is it enough intellectual challenge

00:57:05in your line of work

00:57:07Uh

00:57:09My response, uh

00:57:11Sure

00:57:14Basically what he meant what he implied is that you seem to be smarter than

00:57:23You know

00:57:26Okay, so uh the thing is this, okay

00:57:29Okay, uh

00:57:31In my off hour

00:57:33After I clock out

00:57:35Well, now I'm unemployed. Okay, so

00:57:40For now, okay

00:57:42But

00:57:43When I was working as a lawyer, I still am a lawyer, okay

00:57:47If I get some another job, I still keep my lawyer's license

00:57:51Yeah, just paying the due every year

00:57:54How much?

00:57:55Something like $500 a year, okay

00:57:58And then I take continuing legal education

00:58:01Like what 12 credits?

00:58:03Yeah, I can do that to keep my lawyer's license

00:58:07Alive, okay

00:58:09No matter what kind of job I will get, okay

00:58:11Yeah, I keep it, okay

00:58:16But when I was working practicing lawyer or attorney

00:58:20Yeah, I mean yeah

00:58:22Personal injury workers conversation is is cool, okay

00:58:26I enjoyed it, okay, yeah

00:58:29There's some complicated cases, a lot of calculation, okay

00:58:32But in my spare time, I used to do mathematics

00:58:37Study foreign languages

00:58:39History

00:58:42So yeah, those are intellectually challenging subject matters

00:58:47And then

00:58:49So if my lawyer job is not enough to satisfy my intellectual challenge, need

00:58:57I get somewhere else

00:58:59Like after work

00:59:01Like studying difficult

00:59:04Researching mathematics, challenging problems in mathematics

00:59:07So yeah, I think it's okay

00:59:08So

00:59:08Okay

00:59:13Yeah

00:59:16Oh yeah

00:59:29Oh yeah

00:59:34I don't know.

00:59:49An anecdote.

00:59:50Well, five minutes prior to the rest.

00:59:53Okay.

00:59:54So I'll tell you more stories.

00:59:55Okay.

00:59:56Time chat.

00:59:57Okay.

01:00:04It's been one hour.

01:00:05Yeah, five minutes prior to the rest.

01:00:07Yeah.

01:00:08Okay.

01:00:09Okay.

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01:00:12Okay.

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01:00:35Okay.

01:00:40Okay.

01:00:41Okay.

01:00:42confidence.

01:00:44Okay.

01:00:46Okay.

01:00:47Impact isn't just someone want to say

01:00:48Sorry.

01:00:49Okay.

01:00:50Okay.

01:00:52Okay.

01:02:24Yeah.

01:02:27Yeah.

01:02:28Some of them later on, well, at the beginning, they were employee in some software company, right?

01:02:39Later on, they branched out and formed their own software company, became a manager of that brand new software company, okay?

01:02:54Yeah, manager, CEO, okay?

01:02:58And some others, you know, governmental setting, they started as a programmer.

01:03:04Later on, they moved up the ladder in governmental organization, okay?

01:03:12In the state level at first.

01:03:15Later on, they become like commissioner of a department, the state level, okay?

01:03:22Later on, they moved to federal governmental agency and become a director in that department, okay?

01:03:31Yeah, started as a computer program, okay?

01:03:33Yeah, I have met them in person, okay?

01:03:40Yeah.

01:03:41Some others, they become politicians.

01:03:46Yeah, elected official, okay?

01:03:48Yeah.

01:03:50Initially, computer programmers.

01:03:53I've met them, okay?

01:03:54Yeah.

01:03:55Yeah!

01:03:55Okay.

01:04:00Very cool.

01:04:03But for me, why did I switch from computer programming to a lawyer?

01:04:17Okay, well, between my computer programming career in California and Los Angeles mostly, okay?

01:04:24And then a lawyer in Alaska, between that, I was, I joined the U.S. Army.

01:04:31Okay?

01:04:31Yeah.

01:04:36So, when I was in the Army, but before I joined the U.S. Army, okay?

01:04:44When I was computer programmer in Los Angeles, California, okay, I kind of thought about law school, okay?

01:04:52Uh, why?

01:04:55It's kind of something different, because I'm kind of like nomadic tribe.

01:04:58Like, I have, like, I have diverse interest.

01:05:02I mean, even in Los Angeles, California, after doing acting, filmmaking for, like, about three years,

01:05:11I got bored with all acting, filmmaking.

01:05:15I got bored with Hollywood.

01:05:22I'm that kind of person, okay?

01:05:24So, I have diverse interest, okay?

01:05:28Let's learn something new.

01:05:32Oh, law.

01:05:33Yeah, law school, sure.

01:05:40After the Army, after I got job, okay, so.

01:05:42Okay.

01:05:45Oh, how about U.S. Army?

01:05:48Yeah.

01:05:59Let's learn something different, you know.

01:06:05Because there's a huge diversity in the world.

01:06:09Different industries.

01:06:10I want to learn law.

01:06:18One by one, okay?

01:06:19Yeah.

01:06:19As a humanologist.

01:06:21Okay.

01:06:28All different industries, right?

01:06:31It could be Hollywood, Army, computer programmer, lawyer.

01:06:36So, as a humanologist, I want to find some common denominator where, like, universal gravitation equation by Isaac Newton, okay?

01:06:50That governs all mass, all physical entities, it could be an apple, it could be an animal, or planet, sun, star, any physical entity with mass, subject to exact same one gravitational equation.

01:07:18That's what Mr. Isaac Newton, that's what Mr. Isaac Newton, discovered.

01:07:26Okay?

01:07:27Okay.

01:07:28So, I wanted to discover metaphysical equivalent of the equation of gravitation by Mr. Isaac Newton, okay?

01:07:43And I just found it, the Copium equation, it's already published in SSRN.com, social science research network, okay?

01:07:58Yeah.

01:07:59It kind of looks a little bit similar to Mr. Isaac Newton's gravitation equation, okay?

01:08:08Yeah, it's already out there, okay?

01:08:12Okay.

01:08:13Copium equation, okay?

01:08:15It sounds like terrible.

01:08:17Yeah.