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00:00:00Hello, friends. Welcome to Humanology 2333.1. Happy Wednesday morning. It's like Tuesday
00:00:17night, Wednesday morning. Yeah, a little stretching. So, after the last episode, yeah, you know,
00:00:27eating food, and I watched a movie, part of it, and then brushed my teeth, went to bed,
00:00:37woke up, and wrote some more mathematics paper, raw algebra paper, and then went out there,
00:00:44did some learning, walking, longer than usual, about like 15 minutes. It's quite warm outside,
00:00:51so, that's good. Then we are here, okay. Yeah, stretching, and kind of like pockets for sweatpants
00:01:04inside and out. It's kind of like ears of some donkey, animal, or rabbit. Kind of cute.
00:01:11Like children. Okay, nice. Nice. Yeah, so good running, walking outside. Nice weather. What's
00:01:23the temperature outside? Uh, let's see. 37 Fahrenheit. That's nice. That's warm. That's like two
00:01:31degrees Celsius. Yeah. Nice. Above freezing. 37 Fahrenheit. Nice and warm. Yeah.
00:01:41Yeah. Yeah. Ah. Ah. Ah. Okay.
00:01:52Okay. Ah. Huh. So, when kind of roads are narrow, because there's some snow accumulation at the side
00:02:06of the road, so sometimes in the winter, because of the snow accumulation, they call it BORM, B-E-R-M,
00:02:14the snow bank, accumulated snow next to the road. So, sometimes roads are kind of narrow,
00:02:22and so, even like in the neighborhood area, so, when there's incoming car, I start walking and start running,
00:02:30if necessary. Okay. And kind of stand in the kind of driveway, so that car can just pass by. So, I wait until
00:02:40the car passes by, when roads are narrow. You know? Yeah. Good. For safety. Okay. Yeah.
00:02:48Okay. Now, let's do five-minute break. Thank you.
00:02:50Okay. Now, let's do five-minute break. Thank you.
00:02:52Okay. Now, let's do a five-minute break. Thank you.
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00:03:12Okay, now let's say five minutes break. Thank you. Oh
00:03:21Good running and walking very peaceful
00:03:26And not alone yeah, so do martial arts. Okay. Yeah to be safe. Okay. Five minutes. Thank you
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00:06:19Welcome back.
00:06:23Some film review.
00:06:25Yeah, what's part of Mozart the Amadeus movie?
00:06:30I have DVD like this case, but I don't want to watch the second part because that's when Mozart is bedridden.
00:06:40I don't watch that.
00:06:44No.
00:06:46It's kind of negative there.
00:06:48Okay.
00:06:50The second part of Mozart movie.
00:06:52So I don't want to watch that.
00:06:54Okay.
00:06:56Part A, Mozart the Amadeus movie.
00:07:00So name was the German virtue.
00:07:03The emperor as Mozart's king.
00:07:06Okay.
00:07:07When Mozart says, love, sire.
00:07:10Oh, love.
00:07:11Of course, in Italy, we know nothing about love.
00:07:14Okay.
00:07:15This is a kind of joke.
00:07:16Why?
00:07:17Italians, in general, they are known for romanticists.
00:07:22Like, good at romance.
00:07:23Okay.
00:07:24So.
00:07:25That's kind of joke there.
00:07:26Okay.
00:07:27So.
00:07:28Alright.
00:07:29Now.
00:07:30Next.
00:07:31Yeah.
00:07:32It was kind of.
00:07:33I guess it was the first half of Back to the Future movie.
00:07:40Okay.
00:07:41So.
00:07:42Nice.
00:07:43Yeah.
00:07:44Time travel.
00:07:45Okay.
00:07:46It's interesting concept there.
00:07:47Yeah.
00:07:48There are a lot of movies about time travel, novels, science fiction.
00:07:49Okay.
00:07:50So.
00:07:51And the Marty, Michael J. Fox, his event back in time and by accident unintentionally.
00:08:00And then meeting his mother when she was a teenager.
00:08:05Okay.
00:08:06In high school.
00:08:07So.
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00:08:09It's interesting dynamic there.
00:08:11Fiction.
00:08:12Okay.
00:08:13So.
00:08:14Because basically.
00:08:15Oh.
00:08:16There's a mosquito?
00:08:18Really?
00:08:19Wow.
00:08:24Okay.
00:08:25Let me get that.
00:08:27I'm not sure if we got it or not.
00:08:36Mosquito, huh?
00:08:37I guess they woke up because the weather is not warm.
00:08:45I think I got it.
00:08:46But I think it fell.
00:08:49Anyway.
00:08:53So.
00:08:54Back to the future movie.
00:08:55First one.
00:08:56Uh.
00:08:57Basically.
00:08:58Mother loving her son more than she loves her husband.
00:09:02Okay.
00:09:03It's kind of, you know, human world or animal world.
00:09:06Uh.
00:09:07That's quite typical actually.
00:09:08Why?
00:09:09Because.
00:09:10In animal and also humans.
00:09:12Uh.
00:09:13Husband and wife.
00:09:14They are not genetically related at all.
00:09:16That's good.
00:09:17They are genetic strangers.
00:09:18Typically.
00:09:19Okay.
00:09:20Okay.
00:09:23And in animal world.
00:09:24Yeah.
00:09:25The.
00:09:26Father animal.
00:09:27Typically.
00:09:28Do not.
00:09:29Take care of their children.
00:09:30Typically.
00:09:31Where cassowary.
00:09:32That's.
00:09:33Emu.
00:09:34Uh.
00:09:35Is.
00:09:36Father.
00:09:37To take care of the baby chicks.
00:09:38Cassowary and emu.
00:09:39In Australia.
00:09:40Okay.
00:09:41There are exceptions.
00:09:42But typically.
00:09:43In mammals.
00:09:44Fathers.
00:09:45After mating season is over.
00:09:46In mammals.
00:09:47In mammals.
00:09:48In the human world.
00:09:49Yeah.
00:09:50Fathers love their children.
00:09:51Of course.
00:09:52Uh.
00:09:53But.
00:09:54Mothers.
00:09:55Love their children.
00:09:56Perhaps more than fathers.
00:09:57Love their children.
00:09:58Why?
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00:10:00Mothers.
00:10:01They.
00:10:02Nine months pregnancy.
00:10:03In humans.
00:10:04And.
00:10:05The.
00:10:06Pain of birth.
00:10:07Is.
00:10:08Is.
00:10:09Is.
00:10:10Is.
00:10:11Is.
00:10:12Is.
00:10:13Is.
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00:10:15pine of birth.
00:10:17Okay.
00:10:18And.
00:10:19So.
00:10:20that's why.
00:10:21mother's love.
00:10:22Typically.
00:10:23Is.
00:10:24Stronger than.
00:10:25Father's love.
00:10:26Okay.
00:10:27The.
00:10:28Attachment.
00:10:29Suffering.
00:10:30Pregnation.
00:10:31Childbirth pain.
00:10:32Okay.
00:10:33Yeah.
00:10:34Typically.
00:10:35Also.
00:10:36Nursing.
00:10:37feeding.
00:10:38Mother's milk.
00:10:39OK.
00:10:40Yeah.
00:10:41So.
00:10:42There's.
00:10:43Very.
00:10:44Very.
00:10:44So yeah, back to the future movie, mother of Mari, loving her son more than she loves
00:10:53her husband.
00:10:55That makes sense actually, biologically.
00:10:58I just wanted to mention, I'll get some different perspective of that wonderful movie, back
00:11:07to the future movie, okay?
00:11:10Five minutes break, thank you.
00:11:16I think I'm going to stop pouring the water, I don't know, I have some ramen noodle I guess
00:11:21and boiled eggs, I think, yeah, five minutes, thank you, yeah.
00:19:28Yeah.
00:22:17Okay.
00:22:22Okay.
00:22:26Okay.
00:22:27collection of different songs the snippet of it popular tune popular melody well known ones okay
00:22:36nice good tradition yeah
00:22:43okay
00:22:44mm-hmm
00:22:48five miss bruh vocalist thank you okay very cool
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00:26:50okay for a time being until I get a job okay yeah it's all good okay
00:27:00now let me drink some okay
00:27:04so I have chaga vodka that's good what other vodkas do I have
00:27:20this high bush cranberry a spring leaf vodka high bush cranberry a leaf edible
00:27:41especially the spring leaves they're very nice it's charmingly sour
00:27:49a tart it is nice I like it
00:27:55I learned it from Alaska natives okay in the books but yeah
00:28:06cheers
00:28:11nice
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00:28:29nice
00:28:30okay
00:28:34so let's talk about geniuses okay like Mozart the thing is this okay
00:28:46in the history they're famous people right historical celebrities
00:28:53uh some so-called geniuses okay big names in history like Isaac Newton who lived very long
00:29:03time
00:29:04Arthur Schopenhauer lived very long time like more than seventies okay but some historical
00:29:12celebrities pass away quite early like Franz Kafka Mozart James Dean Marilyn Monroe Kurt Cobain of Nirvana
00:29:15American band uh John Lennon of the Beatles or uh Jim Morrison of the Dwarfs American band
00:29:32uh
00:29:38uh
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00:29:41for some celebrities live very long time like
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00:29:44if you want to have some Bob
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00:29:47new
00:29:48Isaac Newton
00:29:49Antonio Salieri
00:29:50uh
00:29:52okay yeah some historical celebrities live very long time
00:29:54long time. Okay? And that's what we recommend. Longevity. Okay? Yeah, yeah.
00:30:10Now, but...
00:30:13How about people who live long time, but who's not famous? Oh, that's fine too.
00:30:21It's diversity, okay? Yeah.
00:30:26In humanology, success equation. Success is equal to morality plus happiness. That's all.
00:30:35There's no money, power, fame factor in that humanological equation of success.
00:30:42Okay? Yeah.
00:30:45Because not everybody wants to be famous. It's diversity or personality, okay? Yeah.
00:30:54Do I want to be famous? Yes.
00:30:57But I respect other people who do not want to be famous.
00:31:01Because some people are private. That's great. It's diversity. They're all cool. Okay? Yeah.
00:31:08It's all cool, okay? Just diversity.
00:31:17Mm-hmm.
00:31:22It's all cool, okay? Yeah.
00:31:27It's all cool, okay? Just diversity.
00:31:31Mm-hmm.
00:31:32How about some people who want to be famous but has not achieved the fame yet?
00:32:00Well, that's honkily is one of those cases, okay?
00:32:03Yeah, I want to be famous but I have not achieved fame yet.
00:32:08Well, I'm famous just a little bit, Michael celebrated a little bit, okay?
00:32:15Yeah, yeah, sure.
00:32:20That's fine, too.
00:32:28Yeah.
00:32:30So, success will go to morality plus happiness, okay?
00:32:44Yeah, we need to be moral, ethical, righteous, doing the right thing, okay?
00:32:51And we want to be happy, healthy.
00:32:53That's what matters the most, okay?
00:32:57Yeah.
00:32:58Be a good person and a happy and healthy person, that's what matters the most, okay?
00:33:06Fame, well, for me, because I want to be famous, it'd be nice to have, but not too, too necessary.
00:33:18But for those who want to be famous, we want to be famous in the right way, though.
00:33:36We do not want notoriety, infamy, no, no, no, no, okay?
00:33:45We do not want that, bad kind of fame, negative fame, like notoriety, infamy, we do not want that, okay?
00:33:53Okay, it's either we're famous for the good reasons, by producing good products, or if you're not famous, as long as we are good people, then that's okay.
00:34:08That's what's so cool.
00:34:12Okay.
00:34:16Mm-hmm.
00:34:25Yeah.
00:34:31Oh, I didn't get that.
00:34:34Oh, most people.
00:34:36Not yet.
00:34:37Oh, I, I, I got this, this time, okay?
00:34:39Yeah.
00:34:40Ooh.
00:34:41Maybe it's not another one.
00:34:42I don't know.
00:34:45Let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:34:46Yeah, let me, wash my hands.
00:34:50But, this time I got it.
00:34:55Most people.
00:34:56Five minutes, thank you.
00:34:57Yeah.
00:34:57Yeah.
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00:35:23Okay.
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00:35:28Mm-hmm.
00:37:30Yeah.
00:37:31Let's talk about Franz Kafka, okay?
00:37:48Yeah, like he wrote, he's a European Jewish writer, Franz Kafka.
00:37:54I read some pages of his books, like Metamorphosis, The Castle.
00:38:04Well, he's famous, right?
00:38:11Interesting concept, yes, but I could not finish reading it, okay?
00:38:16Because it was a little boring to me, okay?
00:38:20Okay, but he's famous, Franz Kafka, he's a European Jewish person, okay?
00:38:25Yeah.
00:38:27He was not famous during his time.
00:38:29He did not live very long.
00:38:31Let me look him up.
00:38:32Let me look him up.
00:38:34Let me look him up.
00:38:36Good-looking guy.
00:38:39Franz Kafka.
00:38:41Okay, 17 plus 24.
00:38:52He passed away at the age of 41, around there.
00:38:57At the age of 41, okay, but maybe he didn't do diet and exercise, okay?
00:39:11Maybe he was not healthy.
00:39:13Yeah, he passed away at 1924, okay?
00:39:18So, again, we recommend exercise, diet, good rest, okay?
00:39:24He, I think he's an amateur writer, meaning he didn't do it for a living.
00:39:30He got a job, but in his spare time, he wrote novels, something like that, okay?
00:39:36That's my recollection, okay?
00:39:38So, but then why is it not so famous?
00:39:43Metamorphosis, the castle, the trial.
00:39:47I think he can explore this human condition, kind of existentialism.
00:39:53Okay.
00:39:54Okay.
00:39:59The castle.
00:40:01Well, I read a plot summary in Wikipedia a long time ago, okay?
00:40:05It's like he wants to get into the castle, but he could not quite get into it, okay?
00:40:09So, it's like...
00:40:12I guess it's something that many people can kind of like...
00:40:19What's that word? Empathy? Empathize?
00:40:22Like...
00:40:25What's that English word?
00:40:26In Korean words,
00:40:28In Korean words,
00:40:29It's like resonate.
00:40:34What's the English expression?
00:40:36Something that people can resonate with.
00:40:39People can relate with.
00:40:42That's the word.
00:40:43Yeah, kind of relatable story, like...
00:40:48Okay, so...
00:40:50Like me, want to get a lawyer job, right?
00:40:53I mean, I have been working as a lawyer for the past seven years.
00:40:58But before that, it was not easy.
00:41:00And now, again, the employment to get a lawyer job,
00:41:05now it's not easy either.
00:41:07Okay, so it's like castle.
00:41:09Time to get into the castle.
00:41:11Kind of high class.
00:41:13But door is shut.
00:41:15I'm kind of outside of this castle.
00:41:17High class.
00:41:18I'm kind of like wondering how to get into the castle.
00:41:23Kind of.
00:41:25Social upward mobility.
00:41:28Kind of.
00:41:30Sure.
00:41:34It's something people can relate with.
00:41:36Sure.
00:41:43Upward social mobility in sociology, okay?
00:41:45Okay.
00:41:46Okay.
00:41:52Kind of claim of the social ladder.
00:41:54Food chain.
00:41:56Food pyramid.
00:41:58Kind of.
00:42:00Yeah.
00:42:02Career development.
00:42:04Yeah.
00:42:05It's tough, you know.
00:42:07Yeah.
00:42:08I'm experiencing right now.
00:42:09Again.
00:42:10Okay.
00:42:15So why it's so hard?
00:42:16It's food pyramid.
00:42:17Triangular fashion.
00:42:18So it's upward.
00:42:20There are fewer and fewer jobs.
00:42:22On top of the chain.
00:42:23Chief executive officer.
00:42:24CEO of a corporation.
00:42:26Or CFO.
00:42:27Chief financial officer.
00:42:28Or CTO.
00:42:29Or CTO.
00:42:30Chief technical officer.
00:42:31Or big corporations.
00:42:32Like Dailymotion.
00:42:33Google.
00:42:34YouTube.
00:42:35Whatever.
00:42:36Okay.
00:42:37Yahoo.
00:42:38Microsoft.
00:42:39Universal pictures.
00:42:40When it comes to studio executives.
00:42:41Some of them are cool.
00:42:42Okay.
00:42:43Like this movie.
00:42:44Back to the future.
00:42:45Yeah.
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00:43:10Back in the days.
00:43:11When I was in North San California.
00:43:12Coming independently.
00:43:13Like studying about filmmaking.
00:43:15Outside of school.
00:43:16Okay.
00:43:17I was comfortable.
00:43:18Programmer.
00:43:19Full time.
00:43:20Okay.
00:43:21Well in my spare time.
00:43:22Yeah.
00:43:23Filmmaking acting.
00:43:24And also.
00:43:25Listening to the video commentary.
00:43:27Of the directors.
00:43:28Writers.
00:43:29Kind of special feature.
00:43:31Of some DVDs.
00:43:32Okay.
00:43:33And Back to the Future movie.
00:43:35director Robert Zemeckis and his friend writer Bob Gale, okay so they talked
00:43:46about the story behind the scenes story of making of Back to the Future movie
00:43:51okay and I tell you that after five minutes break, vocal rest. Yeah now time
00:43:57check. It's been less than one hour okay yeah fine thank you
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00:46:39yeah back to the future and the director writers commentary
00:46:45uh
00:46:46when was the hours in Los Angeles California between 2006 and 2009 so it was like what
00:46:53about 20 years ago okay yeah yeah but I remember my good memory okay yeah cheers
00:47:00so
00:47:03yeah
00:47:05Robert Zemeckis the director of the Back to the Future movie he said something like uh
00:47:11yeah his colleague fellow writer Bob Gale they making commentaries okay about their movie Back to the Future okay
00:47:21and their colleagues okay so uh it was like uh yeah the Dr. Brown's dog is Annie Einstein Einstein
00:47:36and they said that uh it was an idea of this Hallyu studio executive yeah the universal picture okay
00:47:44okay okay okay and and and they adopted that business executive Hallyu studio executives idea yeah let's name this dog Einstein okay
00:47:59so some still executives are creative okay
00:48:12in this kind of beginning scene Back to the Future movie
00:48:16there's dog's food plate
00:48:20and this machine
00:48:22pouring this dog's food
00:48:25on the
00:48:25dog's plate
00:48:29and on the dog's plate
00:48:31Einstein
00:48:32it's like
00:48:37you know when I was in the US Army
00:48:41there was this
00:48:42mandatory fun event where
00:48:44we have some
00:48:45some
00:48:47it's mandatory fun event okay
00:48:50this is an officer
00:48:52or non-commissioned officer
00:48:54sergeant in a chair
00:48:56every junior in his soldier
00:48:58there's this pie
00:49:02and basically
00:49:04putting this pie on the face
00:49:06of some non-commissioned officer
00:49:08or commissioned officer's face
00:49:10okay
00:49:10in the US Army
00:49:12it's kind of like that right
00:49:14okay dog food plate
00:49:17and Einstein
00:49:19on that plate
00:49:20his name
00:49:22and then
00:49:22pulling down this dog food
00:49:24on top of it
00:49:25okay
00:49:25in Back to the Future movie
00:49:27beginning scene
00:49:28okay
00:49:28okay
00:49:29this is
00:49:32this is
00:49:46you're making fun of my
00:49:46look at me and Mr. Einstein
00:49:56look at me and I Mr. Einstein
00:49:58we go way back
00:50:14okay just like me and Mr. Jesus
00:50:16we go way back okay
00:50:17so I've long history with Mr. Jesus
00:50:19and Mr. Einstein
00:50:20okay
00:50:21I know both of them okay
00:50:22never met them
00:50:22never met them
00:50:22no
00:50:23not in person
00:50:25but metaphysically
00:50:26I spend a lot of time with them
00:50:28okay
00:50:29kind of reading books
00:50:34like what they said
00:50:36like what they said
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00:50:37Mr. Jesus
00:50:38Mr. Einstein
00:50:39okay
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00:50:41Jesus and me
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00:50:45we go way back
00:50:46we have long history
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00:50:49I know both of them
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00:50:52they're cool
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00:51:04yeah
00:51:05and they're both Jewish
00:51:10what
00:51:12I love Jewish people
00:51:15I love Arabic people
00:51:16I love everybody
00:51:17okay
00:51:17yeah
00:51:19I mean
00:51:29five minutes break
00:51:33vocal rest
00:51:33okay
00:51:34now time check
00:51:35it's been less than one hour
00:51:40yeah
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00:51:41thank you
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00:53:29Okay, now back to the director's writer's commentary in the Back to the Future movie, okay?
00:53:35I mean, how many people listen to that?
00:53:39What's the director's commentary?
00:53:41Yeah, in some like special edition of some DVD, you click the button, okay?
00:53:48And, you know, DVD with remote control, okay?
00:53:52And director's commentary, what is that typically in Hollywood movies?
00:53:56As the movie plays, okay, the sound, movie sound is muted, but we can see the visual footage of the movie, okay?
00:54:07And then directors, writers, sometimes actors, actresses, they just talk about those scenes or behind the scenes stories.
00:54:16Commentary, okay? Movie commentary.
00:54:21Yeah, like Matrix movie, okay?
00:54:22Matrix movie, commentary, it was the female actress, Trinity, and not the director's writer, but the special effect.
00:54:37Okay, and the lady who played the role, actress, Trinity, okay?
00:54:48And the special effect, gentleman, okay?
00:54:54So, yeah, they did the commentary for Matrix movie, okay?
00:54:58Yeah.
00:55:02For Back to the Future movie, yeah, Robert Zemeckis, director and writer, and his friend, Bob Gale, writer.
00:55:12Okay?
00:55:13So, basically, they explained how they came up with the idea of Back to the Future movie and stuff, okay?
00:55:19And one of many things that they mentioned that I remember is that they, okay, so who is listening to this director's commentary?
00:55:30Not many people, okay?
00:55:32Many of the people who actually listened to the director's commentary, like people who want to be filmmakers, actors, actresses, writers, in Hollywood, and I was one of them.
00:55:47I was in Hollywood, yeah.
00:55:48Well, North Hollywood, St. Fernando's Valley, okay.
00:55:52That's kind of like east of Santa Monica Mountain that kind of divides, like Los Angeles downtown, Santa Monica, the Ocean Beach, and east of that, Santa Monica Mountain, there's a Mulholland Drive, okay?
00:56:08East of that, yeah, there's St. Fernando Valley.
00:56:10East of that, okay?
00:56:27And, you know, North Hollywood, where I lived, and it's nice, yeah, St. Fernando Valley, okay?
00:56:32Back to the future movie, director's commentary, okay?
00:56:36They recommended us, who aspire to be like filmmaker,
00:56:43actor, actress, writer,
00:56:46they recommended us to watch Twilight Zone TV show.
00:56:51Yeah, by Rod Stirling.
00:56:53Rod Stirling, Rod Stirling.
00:56:55He's Jewish American writer, Rod Stirling, Twilight Zone.
00:56:58Black and White era, back in the 1950s, 1960s, okay?
00:57:03Yeah.
00:57:04Twilight Zone TV show.
00:57:06I have full DVD set, okay?
00:57:08Yeah, I followed up and, yeah, it's nice.
00:57:13Yeah.
00:57:14Right? Yeah.
00:57:16I have full DVD set, okay?
00:57:18For Mamazon.com, okay?
00:57:21Yeah, so, the way I'm kind of paraphrasing what they said,
00:57:25okay, but, yeah, Twilight, what they said is, like,
00:57:30like, I think it was Robert Stirling's kiss, okay?
00:57:33Hey, you see all these Hollywood movies,
00:57:35Hollywood TV shows,
00:57:37they are all got the ideas from Twilight Zone TV show.
00:57:42Only do we use that relation, but,
00:57:45probably true, okay?
00:57:46Yeah, yeah.
00:57:49So, Twilight Zone TV show in America, Hollywood,
00:57:53is back in 1950s, okay?
00:57:54It's kind of Abrahamic figure, ancestral figure,
00:57:58to many Hollywood movies and TV shows.
00:58:00Yes, yes.
00:58:04A lot of them, okay?
00:58:05Yeah.
00:58:06Like, time travel, for example, okay?
00:58:09But,
00:58:11Rod Stirling and his colleagues, the writers, directors,
00:58:16writers part, yeah, they are good students of literature, okay?
00:58:22The classical literature or science fiction literature, okay?
00:58:26Like, HG Wells or whoever, okay?
00:58:30Science fiction writers in Europe, America.
00:58:35So, they were very well-read writers, okay?
00:58:38So, they read about other,
00:58:42even obscure science fiction short stories, okay?
00:58:46Yeah, the writers of the Twilight Zone, okay?
00:58:49Yeah, they're well-read.
00:58:52So, they got ideas from other people, too.
00:58:55So, they got ideas from other people, too.
00:58:57Okay?
00:58:58Okay?
00:59:04Mm-hmm.
00:59:09Now, what is that on the wall?
00:59:11Looks like some kind of cat fly, I guess.
00:59:15Some kind of cat fly, I guess.
00:59:16Let me get that, okay?
00:59:17Mm-hmm.
00:59:18It's distracting to me.
00:59:22I think I caught it.
00:59:23I think it fell.
00:59:24I think I caught it.
00:59:25I think it fell.
00:59:26Now, let's take five minutes, bro, okay?
00:59:31Yeah.
00:59:32Woo!
00:59:33Five minutes, bro.
00:59:34Let's take five minutes, bro.
00:59:35Okay?
00:59:36Yeah.
00:59:37Woo!
00:59:38Five minutes, bro.
00:59:39Let's back to, like, it's been one hour, I think.
00:59:40Huh.
00:59:41You got to catch this.
00:59:42You got to catch this.
00:59:43I think I caught it.
00:59:44I think it fell.
00:59:45Now, let's take five minutes, bro, okay?
00:59:47Yeah.
00:59:48Woo!
00:59:49Five minutes, bro.
00:59:50Let's back to, like, it's been one hour, I think.
00:59:53Huh.
00:59:54Yeah.
00:59:55Woo!
00:59:56Five minutes, bro.
00:59:57Let's back to, like, it's been one hour, I think.
01:00:02Huh.
01:00:23Five hours.
01:00:33Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
01:00:36Kowボ.
01:00:37Okay.
01:00:40Now, let's go.
01:00:42That's a time is done.
01:00:46Here we go.
01:03:22Time also.
01:03:24Okay.
01:03:25Sure.
01:03:26Oh yeah.
01:03:27Yeah.
01:03:28okay
01:03:35Okay, now back to the back to the future movie. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, so
01:03:45Okay, so yeah, they recommended like watching twilight zone TV show. Yeah, I followed up. Okay. Yeah, sure nice
01:03:53Oh, yeah
01:04:04Oh, good recommendation. Oh, yeah, cheers
01:04:23So back to the future movie another
01:04:29Commentary that I remember. Yeah, like Robber's on my kids. Okay, okay
01:04:34They said they used the filming technique. That's kind of very standard that they learn from film school. Okay
01:04:43Okay
01:04:45Sure
01:04:46The camera work back to the future movie
01:04:49Nice
01:04:51Yeah, they're kind of zooming in like close-up
01:04:57Reaction reaction shot
01:05:00facial expression
01:05:02Emotional content
01:05:04Nice well done
01:05:07How effective
01:05:11Yeah
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01:08:36more than one hour okay yeah yeah good good five minutes break vocal rest
01:08:42nice
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01:10:58you
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01:11:12look at the back to the future movie is great okay it's great diversity
01:11:18American diversity different races blacks whites browns and different genders males and females
01:11:25and different ages young and old and middle age okay yeah nice great diversity there okay
01:11:32oh yeah
01:11:34very American okay
01:11:36yeah
01:11:38but
01:11:39cheers
01:11:42so
01:11:46uh
01:11:47one of the producer credits
01:11:49actually the first one okay in that movie back to future movie yes Mr. Steven Spielberg who's Jewish American okay
01:11:59uh
01:12:00so yeah in the director's commentary uh mister I think it was Mr. Rob to make it okay he said yeah the
01:12:07producer Mr. Steven Spielberg yeah he stopped by on the studio set like once or twice
01:12:25he's busy okay making its own movie okay
01:12:28okay. Then what was the producer created about? I understand, okay. It happened in academia
01:12:41too, okay. When I was in Cornell University, I wrote this paper, published in like a bioinformatics
01:12:49conference, okay. It's bioinformatics when I was in Cornell, PhD student, okay. But in the footnote,
01:13:00I mentioned the names of professors, several professors, very well known in Cornell University,
01:13:11Ithaca, New York, I believe, okay, when I was a PhD student there. What year was that? I was there
01:13:18between 2004 and 2006, two years, okay. Before I dropped out, okay. Yeah. Very well known
01:13:26and very well published professors in Cornell University. Okay. What's the paper about?
01:13:35Yeah, it's a database for biological information, biological data, drosophila, like drosophila.
01:13:47phylogenetic tree. Okay. This hierarchical database. Okay. Yeah. So I mentioned in the footnote,
01:14:03yeah. Hey, professors, thank you for helping me out to write this paper. Okay. About three of them. Okay. And they are very well known,
01:14:13very well-published professors in Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Okay. Because they did help me out. Yeah. I paid visit to their offices. They gave me advices. Okay. I wanted to mention them, thanking them, but at the same time, kind of getting benefit from their famous fame as famous people.
01:14:41scientists were published. Okay. Yeah. Some of them wrote very famous textbooks. And some of them, yeah, published their papers, publishing like Nature, Science, Journal. Okay. Yeah.
01:15:03So kind of like standing on the shoulder of giants, kind of like depending upon well-established, well-published professors. As a PhD student, to write this academic paper in computational biology, bioinformatics. Okay.
01:15:30Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So I guess Mr. Robert Zomake is not as famous as Steven Spielberg. So, but to advertise his movie,
01:15:43kind of marketing. Yeah. Yeah. Steven Spielberg is involved in this movie, you know, back to the future. Okay. To advertise it. I guess that was the idea.
01:15:58Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Like Mr. Isaac Newton said, yeah, standing on the shoulder of giant, kind of like a little bit depending upon famous video. Oh, that's fine. Sure.
01:16:22Yeah. Yeah. And Mr. Director, Steven Spielberg.
01:16:30Y... He's older than younger, lesser known director, Robert Zomake is. I guess Mr. Steven Spielberg in his younger days, he was not very well known either. Okay.
01:16:45So, I think it's a nice guy to help out younger Hollywood director, lesser-known Robert's
01:16:55Roman case.
01:16:56Okay.
01:16:57Yeah, I'll help you out.
01:16:58Yeah, you can use my name in your movie as a producer.
01:17:01Sure.
01:17:02Nice guy.
01:17:05Nice.
01:17:10Charity.
01:17:12Yes.
01:17:13Nice.
01:17:15It's beautiful.
01:17:18Virtuous.
01:17:19Moralistic.
01:17:20Ethical.
01:17:21Charity.
01:17:22Nice.
01:17:23Yes.
01:17:24Yes.
01:17:25Yes.
01:17:26It's nice.
01:17:27Yeah.
01:17:28Very nice.
01:17:29Oh, yeah.
01:17:30Yeah.
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01:18:04Yeah.
01:18:05Thanks.
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01:18:20It's nice
01:18:24So Hollywood Los Angeles California, okay, I mean it's yeah, there's some bad parts in Hollywood too. Yeah, I was there
01:18:32Okay, yes, I know some bad parts in Hollywood, okay, but
01:18:38There was a good parts in Hollywood in even in the big studio like Universal Pictures, okay?
01:18:45Yeah
01:18:47Okay, 1%
01:18:49Not so nice, but 99% of people are nice
01:18:55Just 1% not so nice 99% very nice
01:18:59Even Hollywood, Los Angeles California, okay, I was there, I know
01:19:07I did not meet Robert Zomekis, Steven Spielberg or Bob Kehl, no
01:19:15But I met some
01:19:17People like like me like a actor
01:19:25Writer, director, wannabe with ambitions in Los Angeles California
01:19:31Yeah, I met them, okay, yeah, they're cool
01:19:34Most of them, okay, 99% of them, okay
01:19:371% of them, not so nice
01:19:39Like anywhere else, okay
01:19:41Yeah, so
01:19:43It's nice
01:19:44Yeah
01:19:52Oh, yeah
01:19:52Now, uh, 5 minutes break, vocal rest, time check
01:20:01We got more than 30 minutes left, okay, yeah
01:20:04So, 5 minutes break, thank you
01:20:05Yeah, yeah, sure
01:20:07Cool
01:20:08Well, thank you
01:20:15I'm gonna get to the future
01:20:16Yeah
01:20:18Yeah
01:20:19Okay, I was going to get to the future
01:20:21After the future
01:20:23I always wanted to get to the future
01:20:24and I was like, okay, I'm gonna get to the future
01:20:25And I was gonna get to the future
01:20:27or to the future
01:20:27And I just want to get to the future
01:20:29one-game champion
01:20:30and I would just want to know
01:20:30Of course, we will just make a lot of great
01:20:32But when you just get to the future
01:20:33So, like, we don't get to the future
01:20:33A lot of people are like power
01:20:35Yeah, the way I'm gonna get to the
01:20:36Then I'm gonna get to the future
01:23:08Oh, it was nice.
01:23:09Okay.
01:23:12Showcasing their music, fine arts, crafts, and sometimes hand drawing, sometimes digital
01:23:23arts.
01:23:23Oh, thank you.
01:23:24Oh, thank you.
01:23:25Oh, thank you.
01:23:25Yeah.
01:23:28Yeah.
01:23:29So, wonderful geniuses, multiple talents.
01:23:34Thank you for being amazing.
01:23:38Yeah.
01:23:39Yeah.
01:23:41So, showcasing their talents, music, fine arts, even poetry, writing.
01:23:48Yeah.
01:23:50Yeah.
01:23:51All around the world, internationally.
01:23:54Okay.
01:23:55Yeah.
01:23:56That was three years ago.
01:23:57Okay.
01:23:582022, US Senate election, ran for US Senate.
01:24:02Okay.
01:24:02In Alaska.
01:24:03Yeah.
01:24:04In social media, yeah, it was great.
01:24:06Great sense of humor, great artistic talent, literature, digital arts, fine arts, hand drawing, everything,
01:24:17music, too.
01:24:18Okay.
01:24:19Editing, like music video, okay.
01:24:22Videos.
01:24:23Oh, thank you.
01:24:24Amazing.
01:24:24Yeah.
01:24:25Mm-hmm.
01:24:28Yeah.
01:24:31Fantastic.
01:24:33Wow.
01:24:35So, I was amazed by this amazing people all around the world with amazing talents.
01:24:46Yeah.
01:24:46Musical, literary.
01:24:49Artistic.
01:24:54Artistic.
01:24:55Wow.
01:24:58Amazing.
01:24:59Yeah.
01:24:59Editing.
01:25:00Oh, nice.
01:25:03Great people.
01:25:05All around the world.
01:25:06Yeah.
01:25:07I'm very grateful.
01:25:08Cheers.
01:25:08Yeah.
01:25:10Mm-hmm.
01:25:14Yeah.
01:25:15Supporting Honkily's US Senate campaign.
01:25:172022.
01:25:19Yeah.
01:25:20Also, presidential campaign, too.
01:25:22Yeah, sure.
01:25:23Yeah.
01:25:23Yeah.
01:25:25Nice.
01:25:26It's good exercise.
01:25:29Showcasing.
01:25:31Yeah.
01:25:31But, as an editor or publisher, I have to edit some parts out because I have to protect
01:25:38their identity and privacy.
01:25:41Because many of them are under 18 years old, okay.
01:25:44great talents, okay.
01:25:45But I have to make sure their identity and privacy is protected, okay.
01:25:51They have some clapping, okay, everything there, okay, to protect them.
01:25:57Because many of them are under 18, okay.
01:26:01Yeah.
01:26:02All right.
01:26:04Yeah.
01:26:04Yeah.
01:26:05Yeah.
01:26:05Yeah.
01:26:06Yeah.
01:26:06Yeah.
01:26:07Yeah.
01:26:08Mm-hmm.
01:26:08Because in the internet, there are some people who are not so nice, okay, yeah.
01:26:16Yeah.
01:26:17We have to protect young people in the internet, okay.
01:26:21Yeah.
01:26:22Okay.
01:26:23Yeah.
01:26:24Yeah.
01:26:25Yeah.
01:26:26Yeah.
01:26:27Yeah.
01:26:28Yeah.
01:26:29Yeah.
01:26:30Yeah, we got 30 minutes left, but my voice is shot, okay, so.
01:26:39Yeah.
01:26:40Mm-hmm.
01:26:45Yeah.
01:26:46Yeah.
01:26:50Yeah.
01:26:54Cheers.
01:27:09So, what we educate for in human high school is love, understanding, diversity, good kind
01:27:34of diversity, okay?
01:27:36And diversity, tolerance, an exercise diet, healthy exercise diet, martial arts, dancing,
01:27:55writing, healthy hobbies, career development, ambition, education, longevity, evolution,
01:28:12okay?
01:28:13Peace, love, yeah, positivity, optimism, happiness, health.
01:28:27Yeah.
01:28:28Welcome to human high school, okay?
01:28:34That's what I have to say, my voice is here, okay?
01:28:39So, I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
01:28:43My proud future leaders, past masters, and contemporary professionals.
01:28:49Yeah, past masters, thank you for your continued mentorship, friendship, okay?
01:28:54Thank you for advising us who are younger than you, past masters, okay?
01:29:00Contemporary professionals, thank you for your service.
01:29:04Future leaders, yeah, thank you for being awesome and amazing.
01:29:09Yeah.
01:29:10All right, be ambitious.
01:29:11Be good.
01:29:12Yeah, continue to educate and continue to learn, okay?
01:29:14Yeah, thank you.
01:29:15See you tomorrow.
01:29:16All right, thank you.
01:29:17Yeah.
01:29:18Mm-hmm.
01:29:19Yeah, thank you.
01:29:20Yeah.
01:29:22Yeah.
01:29:23Yeah, thank you.
01:29:25Thanks, yeah.
01:29:26Thank you so much.
01:29:28Thank you, guys.
01:29:30Thank you so much.
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