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00:05Subscribe to Miha
00:06Let me hear it
00:08I'm going to throw up from the front
00:15It's clear you're visiting, sweetie, Mom.
00:19Wait there
00:21Where are you going, my dear?
00:23Catwoman
00:24Catwoman of my life
00:25What's keeping me busy?
00:27I was just going down with my friends
00:29We stay up all night in the cave
00:30cave
00:31You mean the stitch
00:32The one who keeps making us dizzy, come out here
00:34This is kebab
00:36Benichon Shwaya Kebab
00:37kebab
00:38I'll put you with us
00:39I'll put you with us
00:40Honestly
00:41Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
00:42Where are the days of fighting crime?
00:43For the time
00:44She kept going downstairs and staying up late
00:45With a two-faced person
00:46Did you die once?
00:47Two-faced man repented
00:48And they don't believe
00:50I believe in Harvey Dent
00:51You'll remain a fool your whole life
00:53In my presence they stood
00:54The Bushin family is amazing
00:55What do you say?
00:56I don't have time for this talk.
00:59Wait there
01:00Isn't this my pearl necklace?
01:04This is my mother's
01:05My mother, whom I pity
01:06Your mother is sweet, my love
01:08This was a separate contract
01:09And I'm the one who went down to the Merc
01:11What are you going to do with it?
01:12Are you going to sell your SIM card, Batman?
01:14Oh my heart
01:15You know
01:16I am a customer of the company.
01:17And the world has become completely messed up
01:19And my Arabic car
01:20Needs maintenance
01:21I swear I couldn't find spare parts for it.
01:23It's certain that there are no spare parts for it.
01:25And you got it from Ghobour?
01:26Give me the contract, Batman!
01:28Lahcen, Jenny and Emani
01:30I'll get you the whole DC Universe
01:32This contract is mine
01:33Paper now in a bind
01:35Aren't you going to stand by your husband too?
01:36Hashish, hashish, oh master of men
01:38That's your car, automatic.
01:39There is a man and a knife
01:41I don't know if it's an Arabic or a Mani car?
01:42My dear Hani, my belongings in Regunsk need something like this.
01:44I am the man of the bats
01:46Be the best version of yourself
01:47I am the man of the bats
01:48I am the man of the bats
01:49That's it, my love, it was there and it's over.
01:50Marvel pulled Kermit all land
01:54Why didn't I listen to my mother?
01:56And I took Superman
01:57Superman is a peasant
01:59He wears clothes from Mar
02:00Shut up, cut off your tongue, you plate!
02:02You racist, you backward person
02:03Where are you, Christopher Nolan?
02:05Come see the toxic character you threw at us
02:08May God forgive you
02:11From today
02:12My husband is a comic strip user.
02:21Super Earth
02:22Dear viewers, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.
02:23Welcome to a new episode of the Dabke program
02:26In 2012, a team of researchers at Yale University
02:29Led by the world-renowned Nico Modistane
02:32They presented Damoudhb's concept for Cancer A55
02:35This, this, Hamad, is it drinking or a head?
02:37No, my dear, this is a planet that was discovered in 2004.
02:39This planet's mass is eight times greater than Earth's.
02:43Because of his grandfather, he's dear to us, they call him Super Earth.
02:45Researchers
02:45When they studied this planet
02:47If it is composed primarily of carbon
02:49But it's not carbon
02:51Carbon is present in two cells
02:53Graphite and diamond
02:54Bash ya Muhammad
02:55Hey, my dear diamond, the one you know
02:57some
02:57Researchers' analyses said
02:58If he didn't say that it's one-third the mass of this planet
03:01Mass Mukhli
03:02He's a good and beloved person now.
03:02Let's go to this planet
03:03With one blow of the axe
03:04We remain a million salaries
03:06Dear, once you're gone, it's not the same.
03:07This planet, my dear, is far from planet Earth.
03:15Planet Azizi, will we become a millionaires?
03:18On the planet
03:198 times planet Earth
03:20One-third of it is diamond transfer
03:21In his book
03:22The British historian says
03:24Jack Oakden
03:25It contains certain elements
03:26Is that what makes us say this?
03:28It is precious or expensive, meaning
03:29No scum
03:30Like what, for example?
03:31This thing is the club of existence in nature.
03:33Or existing
03:33But obtaining this thing is difficult.
03:35And it requires a great deal of effort
03:36But the most important reason, according to Jack, is
03:40The Legend of the Treasure
03:41The embellished tale
03:42What a person puts on this thing
03:44A person can wear a ring set with a family stone.
03:48Almost like a pebble
03:48But from the mind
03:49The one in his hand
03:50Not a pebble tweeter
03:51It's just a fairy tale, my dear.
03:52A tale about its history and ancient times
03:54I was defeated
03:55But this stone is effective against deterioration.
03:57And it continued to represent the psychological burden of these eras.
04:00How will we get back to the planet we talked about, my dear?
04:02We find that diamonds
04:03It's not rare.
04:05It is very easy to extract.
04:06And obtaining it
04:07Why does it need a story or a legend?
04:08He won, just like I told you.
04:10In fact
04:10If you don't think of one, my dear
04:12You might find that the pebbles you're kicking while on the ground here
04:14It is the jewel on the diamond planet
04:16Because he doesn't have any money there.
04:17While on the planet Bee
04:18Which is basically a large pebble
04:20The jewels are diamonds
04:22But not diamonds, my dear
04:23We had other jewels
04:24Rare jewels
04:25Obtaining them is difficult
04:26And its legend is beautiful
04:27She tells
04:27no
04:28No, my dear, we focused on the legend of the treasure that Jah mentioned.
04:31Henlailha Hadour in all fairy tales
04:34We'll always find the hero searching for treasure.
04:35He descends because it's a maze; he fights monsters.
04:38Until this treasure is found in the necks of the necks
04:40But my dear, this has been around since the very beginning of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
04:43One of the oldest fictional myths in history
04:45This legend is four thousand years old
04:47In it, Gilgamesh is shown the covering of his body.
04:49And Bigoz is deep in the sea
04:51In order to reach the Flower of Immortality
04:53The hijab appeared
04:54Researchers say that this imaginative metaphor
04:56And the one who's still working on functional treasure until now
04:58The legend was inspired by the way humans extract storks.
05:01The rare treasure that requires humans to dive deep into the sea
05:05So that they can find it, not buried like a diamond, and hidden away.
05:07But it contains a seashell-like land, magically preserved.
05:10The theatrical method, my dear, that nature was presented with
05:13The stork possesses all the qualities that make it a valuable asset.
05:18The attire of freshness, difficulty, and the legendary touch of treasure
05:21What lies beneath the depths of the seas
05:23And it's hidden inside a shell, you need to open it.
05:25To find this treasure
05:27That's why people wove myths around him.
05:29Don't count
05:30For example, people used to separate the origin of the stork
05:32He's coming from the airport drops
05:34When the fire of the matter penetrates it
05:36It falls into the sea and is swallowed by the mare
05:39In ancient China, they considered the stork
05:41The purer it is, the more proof there is.
05:44Because of the purity of the heart of the one who wears it
05:46The legend also says that because of Cleopatra
05:48Antonio's most expensive dinner
05:50The stork dipped its head in the wine and drank it in front of him.
05:53To show him that the treasure is important to her
05:55Just a dose in a glass
05:56The relationship between humans and storks is ancient and strong.
05:58In terms of location, the most important areas where it is found
06:00It is Central and South America
06:02and the coasts of the Arabian Gulf
06:03As for it in terms of time
06:04Some trace its existence back to 1300 BC.
06:07When worn as royal jewelry in China
06:10Some attribute it to Julius Caesar.
06:11The one who issued the decree saying that this stork
06:14Purpose reserved for kings
06:16Let me take you to one of the oldest stork haunts.
06:19In our history, the Arabian Gulf
06:21On Marawah Island in the Arabian Gulf
06:24Near Abu Dhabi city
06:25In 2019, a family discovery was made
06:28It is important to note that the oldest known evidence of its anxiety in history has been found.
06:31Its history dates back to the first 8000 years ago.
06:34And with this chatter, they also discovered
06:36Tools made from stones and shells
06:38These tools suggest that the stork was at that time
06:40Part of the manufacturing process is worn as a cosmetic.
06:42It is likely that it will be used in trade.
06:45With Mesopotamia
06:46Bazzal used that currency
06:47This discovery is the final chapter in the oldest stork story on Earth.
06:51I am a legend, O beautiful one
06:52Isn't it enough that you see yourself in the mirror every day?
06:54Isn't that enough of a legend?
06:57No, my dear
06:57The story I'm telling you isn't a fictional legend.
06:59And the stork wasn't a treasure.
07:00As was Aounis Fernander in the life of
07:02Lifestyle of ancient peoples
07:03She lived in the Arab arena
07:05And it relied on sailors from the semi-generation Jamish
07:07And while the Jamsh generation, my dear
07:08He was a fictional hero, slaughtering amidst danger and death.
07:11To reach the secret of the cheeks
07:12The sailors of Dolk were ordinary washers
07:22They shoot to reach Qalq and search for them.
07:24And they will reach the treasure that will change the shape of their lives and societies.
07:27Which now you know about the Gulf Arab states
07:31In it is his letter
07:32Sea of Turl
07:33Seven Thousand Years of Industry
07:36That Sheep The Gulf
07:38Robert E. Carter says, "The Dream of Archaeology"
07:39The Arab Gulf States
07:40Which are currently known as rich countries
07:42With an economy based on oil and tourism
07:44These countries have lived for thousands of years
07:46Until the beginning of the twentieth century
07:48Life, second pure
07:49Its heroes are not engineers on a drilling rig.
07:51But its heroes are sailors
07:53They're doing Mission Impossible
07:54Tom Cruise costume
07:55Stay calm, my dear
07:56This mission
07:57The Stork Master was a child's mission or death
07:59That's why every element in it was carefully chosen.
08:02From the most beautiful of Muhammad
08:04Which is a ship made by workers
08:05Their name is Al-Jalafoun
08:06This is a ship, my dear, specially for Mr. Stork
08:09On this ship lives a good sailor
08:11Their number ranges from forty to eighty.
08:13And sometimes more, depending on the size of the Muhammad
08:15For four months at sea
08:17A man named Al-Nukhza selects them from the sorter
08:20Which is Qattan, who assigns each sailor his role.
08:22Turn, Abu Hamidin, a play
08:23Of course, my dear, it's a play
08:24But the play is the one where he's messed up his role.
08:27He will limp himself
08:28All beauty is destined for death.
08:29The adventure begins with a fleet of dhows
08:31Dozens and hundreds of boats
08:33And in the service vessel there is a captain called the Serdal
08:36Your uncle, the sardinal, fires a cannon shot
08:38It identifies and announces the beginning of the smell
08:40The sardal stays with the majdami
08:42At the front of the ship
08:43And stillness holds the helm
08:44Sardal, Majdami, and Sukuni
08:46In a gang, Abu Hamid
08:46My dear, these are sailors
08:48The task, my dear
08:48All countries make the mahmal (a type of palanquin)
08:50Ready-made beehive
08:51For the most important role in the adventure
08:52starring role
08:53plunger
08:54This man is wrapping a bag around the necks of Aziz.
08:56He throws a ship into the sea and goes to the desert.
08:58And everything that connected him to life
09:00pregnancy
09:00This rope, my dear, is held by a sailor named Seib.
09:03They named it that way because...
09:04If they fell from the river
09:05Al-Azizi entered, and someone started calling out about this man, saying...
09:07Oh, Seb
09:08So, what's up, Sameem? The rope
09:09He begins collecting in the oysters
09:10And it is the protection of the soul
09:11With a locking clip, the choice is called weaning.
09:23mostly
09:24It dries so that it can be harvested
09:25It's just to gather the money
09:26And the circumstances are different under
09:28Sharks, swordfish, and the sea's hump
09:30And what is required of him
09:31He ignores them all.
09:32I'll go in, my dear, and sit with sharks and swordfish.
09:34Forced to ignore Abu Saif
09:36He also ignores the pressure on his ear and paper.
09:38And it goes below this depth
09:40The water level drops
09:41pressure factor
09:42Not only that
09:42This also needs to be ignored
09:43Sea views that could sweep him away
09:45He ignores all of this
09:46And it issues bearings
09:47And after all this
09:48At the right moment
09:49The Shaqda for the red
09:50So that the bank can withdraw
09:52Because if he is delayed for even a moment
09:54Or the sib is damaged.
09:55Hesla ya Abu Hamil
09:56He's going to die, my dear
09:57That's why, my dear
09:58The diver's share will be double that of the squirrel.
10:00Honestly, if I were a diver
10:01This whole thing is for Seeb
10:03I kiss your hand, I won't let go
10:04And his share is double that of the sailors of Muhammad
10:06Because the diver is the head of the ship
10:08He is the hero of the last moment
10:09In the nineties
10:10The one who takes all the sailors' efforts
10:12What's left to give to this moment
10:13O nation
10:13And it is hidden in a treasure
10:14O nation
10:15They all lose
10:17And they lose them
10:20And when we reach the end of the journey, my dear
10:22The sardinal fires a cannon shot
10:25To announce the end of the adventure
10:27And every diver welcomes
10:29The costume welcomed the heroes
10:30Welcome
10:31This, my dear, is of course a happy ending.
10:34Because unlike the movie
10:36You can do everything right
10:38And the ending will also be unhappy.
10:39Because adventure isn't just about heroism.
10:41To say that it's also a life adventure
10:43Her circumstances were extremely harsh.
10:44And the Arabian Gulf, with its shallow depth
10:46And its weak, watery birds
10:47But the sea, my dear
10:49And the sea is a great treasure
10:50And that's what happened in Laqla
10:52From October 1925
10:54The one called the "printing route"
10:56During the voyage of 700
10:58What I carry to them is 25,000 sailors
11:01Suddenly, my dear
11:02They are facing a storm
11:03You kill 8000 sailors.
11:05and a diver in one night
11:07The adventure of the little bird, my dear
11:08If you secure yourself in it
11:09From all margins of human error
11:11And it operated an iron system
11:12And it was arranged for me that every sea
11:15Why a specific task?
11:16So you're still here, my dear
11:17It's difficult to trust yourself against the treachery of the sea.
11:19Of course, my dear
11:20One storm
11:21It could destroy an entire generation of divers
11:23Oh, Muhammad, what people are bringing to me?
11:25Dear, I'm telling you about the life of divers
11:27Dear public, the sailors
11:28They were moving to the diving spots.
11:30By guessing
11:31These places, my dear, were known as the Herat.
11:33They were using their senses
11:34Because these places lack specific signs
11:36So they were like that, relying on guesswork passed down from generation to generation.
11:38These speculations have created entire myths
11:40Prone to getting lost and stormy
11:42All these people make us see that we are human beings
11:45She was very weak in the face of nature.
11:46The real edge is our religion as humans
11:48Not strength
11:49Because the sea, the mountains, the earthquakes, the volcanoes, and the hurricanes that exist in the sea
11:53Stronger than all of us
11:54There's absolutely no comparison in terms of strength.
11:55So what is our real edge tune?
11:57Knowledge
11:58And this edge, my dear, can be represented by something very motivating.
12:00map
12:01For example, the year 1939
12:02Sheikh Manea bin Rashid Al Maktoum
12:04Create a map of all the Arab Hebron archaeological sites.
12:06Along the coast
12:07This man collected the inherited knowledge
12:10Through the Shafi'i transmission among the sailors
12:12And he combined it with the experience he had gathered himself.
12:14And his knowledge of the fundamentals of geography as well
12:16He created a map that saved the lives of thousands of sailors.
12:20Those who remain know, see them
12:21Dear reader, the original copy of this map is still preserved in the British Museum.
12:24But a copy of it still exists in the Shindagha Museum in the Dubai Historical District.
12:27And this map is very important, my dear.
12:29It's like many of the maps that were made in the era of the Luqlaq
12:31With more advanced devices
12:33In my time
12:34The ability of knowledge to save people's lives
12:36That's why, my dear, I'm changing my mind about this matter.
12:38Nold G. Isbauer
12:39The important thing is that we now kneel before our adventure.
12:41Haji, the legendary adventure, my dear
12:42Which does not contain a single stable or safe element
12:45The venture that provided a stable business
12:48And the kings of the world expressed their dismay
12:50The costume of the Connatatras that were acquired from the Gulf's storks
12:52The two largest logs in history
12:53A host of kings from the East come forward to her.
12:55And they photographed the Fayoum faces decorated with storks
12:58Believe me, my dear friend
12:59It is a grave matter that has marred the history of nations in an adventure
13:02It has a certain look
13:02So let's ask
13:03Are there any sources that preserved this adventure?
13:07The poet
13:12Did they ask a submarine about my shells?
13:15A'ram
13:15the truth
13:16We don't have divers to ask.
13:17But we have other sources that will please you.
13:20Zay Idrissi, for example
13:21Idrisi said in his book
13:22A stroll for the longing soul in traversing the deserts
13:25I'm talking about the port of Chalvar
13:26The one currently in the UAE
13:27As the second most important port for the storks after Bahrain
13:30Bahrain, my dear
13:31The one Ibn Battuta spoke about
13:32It was the graduation of ship captains for the master of the stork
13:35And the stork was of great power, as was the sultan in his time.
13:37Beferd Driba Five Arad Al-Bahr
13:39If you want the exact number, my dear
13:40This is determined by Ahmed bin Majid
13:42This is a thousand ships that used to sail to the master
13:44Among the masters graduating during the Ceuta seasons
13:46And over the course of the year
13:47The topic of the stork, my dear, in the Arabian Gulf
13:49It was a very important need
13:50Arab soup has its masters
13:52And she sails because of a dangerous industry
13:53This subject requires difficult maritime knowledge.
13:56Why, my friend, despite the determination?
13:58The Oman you're talking about
13:59We have not heard of an Arab sailor
14:01By God, my dear Saeed
14:01You asked this question to surprise me.
14:03Historical sources say
14:04The Arabs were the dominant seafarers
14:06On the Indian Ocean
14:07The Red Sea during the fifteenth century
14:09Let me tell you
14:10Ahmed bin Majid
14:11The number of ships has been specified for you.
14:12It wasn't a regular sheet of paper.
14:13This was the sailor nicknamed by the Europeans Bass
14:16line of the sea
14:17The seas witnessed
14:18The Arab boasting, my dear, is from the fifteenth century.
14:20And the one who wrote it
14:21Benefits in the Principles of Marine Science
14:23And the rules are freely set for all seas of time.
14:25This man, my dear, prostrated in the book
14:26And his compassion for the European sailors
14:28I pity them
14:29Because they knew nothing about the Indian Ocean
14:31The one with the red
14:32He is knowledgeable
14:32Their latest invention was the compass.
14:35While Muslim sailors were familiar with astrolabe
14:37And the stars' excrement, which Europeans consider
14:39Complex sciences
14:40This created great respect among them for Muslim sailors.
14:42Although sources deny
14:44Ibn Majid is the sailor
14:45The one who helped the Portuguese explorer
14:47Vasco da Gama
14:48Upon arrival in India in 1498
14:50However, the sources
14:52I am certain that the Portuguese sailors
14:53Their geographical discoveries could not have been achieved
14:56Other than Arab maritime sciences
14:57Those who were the masters of the Indian Ocean
14:59And the Arabian Gulf at that time
15:00And regarding modern sources, my dear
15:02It contains his book published in 1940
15:03He's talking
15:04Australian sailor
15:05Painful Philaps
15:06The life of Arab divers
15:07Those who lived with their grandmother
15:08Countries like the Arab counterparts
15:09Habu Hamin has a team
15:10And Biban's opinion of them
15:11From the title of his book
15:12Sanza or Sinban
15:13Sindban's lowest
15:13He saw his life
15:14Australian adventure costume, Sindban
15:16Not just sailors, that's all.
15:17That's why my dear, he's having a 1665 session.
15:19The Arabian Gulf will be home to Arab sailors.
15:21Source of a percentage ranging from 65% to 80%
15:25Produced by the global stork
15:26They will export to India, Persia, the Sin, and Europe.
15:29We see this in the paintings of European kings.
15:31And the festivals of India in the 16th and 17th centuries
15:33All the drawings depict these people.
15:35Decorate with storks
15:36Bobender Singh Clown Costume
15:38Off Patiala
15:39Huh?
15:39Off Patiala
15:40I'm retiring to the Indian brothers who follow the program.
15:42They don't feel any offense towards their clown.
15:45This clown, my dear
15:46Their stork's necklace
15:47The price in the industrial century was $11 million.
15:50O Arab, O Abu Hamid
15:51And in the last century of the 19th century, the stork industry would reach
15:5395% of the GDP of the few Arabs
15:56The profits remained exceeding $4 million.
15:5895% remained
15:59This was the economy of this region
16:00Taim Alih
16:01The total size of the industry is $100 million.
16:03And Hajji tells me, "Oh Abu Hamid!"
16:04Well, since we've reached the 19th century here
16:06What happened?
16:07Where did Aziz Industry go?
16:08I told you, my dear
16:09Evaluate any need
16:10In that it remains a rarity
16:12It is difficult to extract
16:13So imagine
16:14If the stork stayed
16:15Abundant
16:16And the methods of extracting it are easy
16:17And it might happen in other places.
16:19Other than Khalil
16:19Is it better to have a treasure at that time?
16:21Will the raindrop remain?
16:22The one who entered it, Noor Al-Amr
16:24And a promise in a shell?
16:25That's what happened, my dear.
16:26When it appeared
16:27Cletter Pearl
16:28artificial stork
16:29Oh, what a year! This is your time, Babit.
16:31Is there a natural stork in it?
16:32industrial scor
16:33It means a raindrop
16:34The order was given, and production took place.
16:36Oh my dear
16:37I understand your anger and the injustice done to you.
16:38This is your problem, my dear
16:39Honestly, I'm not the reason for it.
16:40But you're driving me crazy and making me lose my mind
16:42You forgot to ask the most important question
16:44You could have asked him from the beginning of the episode.
16:45What exactly is a stork?
16:47I'll tell you, my dear
16:48My dear, oysters are creatures that feed on small, round creatures.
16:52From time to time
16:53He enters their shell
16:55Among these organisms is Ertan, or a Tifili organism.
16:58As an immune response
16:59The oyster becomes an opportunistic organism
17:01By isolating a substance called nickel or mother of beer
17:04The organism prefers to surround itself layer by layer for years.
17:08This, my dear, is what creates the chatter.
17:09Imagine this beautiful creature
17:11It comes out as an immune response to a virulent organism
17:14He will do something very beautiful for you
17:16Raghal, my dear, beauty, command, rain, and beautiful legends...
17:20At the end, it looked as if my optimism was trying to attack.
17:22And the oyster tries to protect its family.
17:24We are witnessing a crime
17:25It's like your immune system is giving you an allergic reaction.
17:27Almond falak
17:28I sneezed and the stork landed
17:30And people are supposed to take this stork's sneeze.
17:31She puts it on her chest
17:33As for what remains
17:33The farmed stork told me to tell you a little about him
17:35In 1893, he thought
17:37Japanese Kokichi Mikimoto in an idea simpler than simple
17:40Your principle isn't that I'm saying, but my optimism will enter the oyster.
17:42I bring the oysters and plant the seeds inside them.
17:45And the sweetest thing is revealed
17:46There was no more Sardal, no more Mahmal, no more Seeb and Nasib
17:49Neither Arsh, nor Busif, nor any of those things
17:51But Kokichi, where will you get the Tafaili from?
17:53Sir, you don't need to be optimistic.
17:55We'll get a piece of another mollusk.
18:03In stork farming
18:04And in the year 1935
18:06There are 350 stork farms in Japan.
18:09It produces 10 million worries per year
18:11May God destroy the Arab world's economy.
18:13Joe the farmer, my dear
18:14You can control the size of the stork and its hooting.
18:16By choosing the right oysters
18:17And the type of fabric used to infuse the oysters
18:19And all of this is on a quiet farm.
18:21Without risks or adventures
18:22Suddenly the stork transforms from a rare gem
18:25It's a victory over kings and jesters.
18:27Only professional sailors can bring it.
18:29It becomes a commodity
18:30It is extracted by a problem factor
18:32It's on a farm and anyone can buy it.
18:35That's why, my dear, in herbs
18:36Artificial storks were a global fashion trend
18:39And it was started by Coco Chanel
18:40When she came out she said
18:43Women need
18:45Ropes and ropes of storks
18:46And then many women decided
18:48If they were to make a stork's knot
18:49The stork has fallen out of royal fashion.
18:51Middle class fashion
18:52Lulu Industrial, my dear, in partnership with another worker
18:54For example, the ethics of the markets in the two world wars
18:57The Gulf Arab economy
18:59To the point that major migrations occurred
19:00In the years 1908 to 1940
19:03But the discovery of oil in the 1930s
19:05He was the kiss of life
19:07Which transformed the Gulf into what it is today.
19:10But is that how the story of the stork ended?
19:12And it became like a diamond
19:13On planet Cancer
19:14E55
19:15Just a comfortable commodity
19:16It has its value
19:17I'll tell you, but only after I get back in.
19:22Humans have not stopped searching for the conditions of the precious element in the stork
19:25And if he can't find it, he'll make excuses to invent it.
19:27For example, even though the farmed stork
19:30It uses the same process it uses
19:32The natural stork exactly
19:34However, people began to consider
19:36The natural stork is the precious element
19:38While the industrialist De Vals
19:39What desires are scientific resentments, exactly the same?
19:42But no, I want what people work hard for.
19:44Her life was endangered
19:45The element of scarcity was very appealing in our time.
19:47After ocean pollution
19:48There remained one shell out of every ten thousand oysters in a single slug.
19:51naturally occurring
19:52That means you need no less than one hundred oyster shells.
19:54They are extracted from very rare areas
19:56In Australia or Bahrain
19:57To get out of them, a normal anxiety is enough
20:00Only one contract will work for you
20:01This topic made the natural stork
20:03It's trending again as a treasure
20:05Especially since nature has given us a sign
20:08We can distinguish the natural stork by it
20:10About artificial storks
20:11Under my dear X-ray
20:12Natural storks will appear like this
20:14Like layers of onion rounded around the taffy
20:16This is a result of the long time the plaster took
20:19In making storks
20:19As for the artificial stork
20:21It will appear like this
20:22One layer of micro
20:23Around the foreign body
20:24Although this is a very slight difference
20:26The stork's appearance doesn't change from the outside when we see it.
20:28However, it was enough to bring back the idea of the rare treasure.
20:31And so, my dear, the stork is once again a precious element.
20:35To the point that our uncle Robert Carter says
20:37That Mickey Moto Famedy
20:38family
20:39The one who planted the stork
20:40She began communicating with Bahrain's criminals
20:42To extract natural stork from the second
20:44Oh master, what you did to the stork wasn't enough, master.
20:46What do you want again?
20:47Considering this a new treasure
20:49That's pure fantasy, my dear, that the man who put the ring inside the fish...
20:51Humanity went and opened the fish and said to him
20:53We didn't like this ring, we want the rare one.
20:55This is also the most important element in the equation, my dear.
20:57This will restore people's view of the natural stork
20:59A look at a precious element
21:01It's time, my dear.
21:02Every era of gossip was bought by kings and nobles
21:05Following her today is not about her revenge.
21:07Oh, its summit
21:08But also because of the story I told you
21:10For example, the chatter you see and the babbling
21:12The stork was merely discovered in 1513
21:15However, she did not follow up on it in the year 2011
21:17Its price reaches $11 million
21:19This is because she will not follow, but because it was difficult
21:22Is it because we can reach her and get her, or because of her artistic excellence?
21:24But it follows the limits of each person who wears this garb.
21:28You're buying jewelry, you're buying history.
21:30This chatter, my dear, is something even the greatest kings of Europe possessed.
21:33From the first Spanish king, Philip II, and Queen Mary, nicknamed Bloody Mary, my country Mary
21:37Until they brought our brother a million
21:39The stork captivated the people of Europe and spawned a terrifying legend about it.
21:42The fact is that all the couples who bought it suffered from unhappy marriages.
21:46This misery always ended when they got rid of that chattering noise.
21:49He told me, meaning the chatter that was in the relationship
21:51Because of all the places I've been to, this place got its name, Laberingerina.
21:55Its meaning in Spanish is "the generous pilgrim".
21:57Because this chatter was causing a stir all over the world
21:59And don't build a house
22:00Until it reaches its final stage
22:02Elisabelle Tello
22:03The one her fifth husband, actor Richard Burton, will give her
22:06And the one who will repeat the curse of chatter
22:08And let her choose to live, and in the end
22:10After seven unhappy marriages
22:11That's why when the stork is sold at auction
22:13You will reach this price
22:14Because you're buying a story from each of the roles.
22:16Oh my dear, this is the most expensive way to get rid of a relationship.
22:19And he destroyed the world's turmoil.
22:20Which was discovered in the fan
22:21It is neither the biggest chatter nor the most beautiful chatter.
22:24But its value lay in the element of time.
22:25Or as Jack Ogden says
22:26Object surviving ancient world
22:29Another piece in jigsaw puzzle of history
22:31A remnant of the ancient world and the forces of time
22:34To present the last simple piece
22:36Up to the point where we can know you
22:37Only through these effects
22:40Currently, while the world is watching the war between Russia and Ukraine
22:44With great anticipation, the war will affect a rare and precious element.
22:48It's the gas and oil that warms Europe in winter.
22:51If we could go back in time, my dear, just 210 years
22:53We went down to the same area
22:54We will see the armies of Dabilon withdrawing from Russia
22:56Because it lost a rare and fatty element
22:58I wonder, Abu Hamid
22:59Money, weapons, or the wool they'll use to keep warm.
23:02No, my dear, they didn't lose the salt.
23:03I love you, I'm spoiled like a slave
23:04Salt was necessary at that time to disinfect the soldiers' wounds.
23:08The salt you get through the ration system is a regular bag for one pound.
23:10It was a rare element that arose due to wars
23:12And he gave dirhams in his name
23:13Even the word that caused your misery and your silence over many things
23:16The word "Salari" originally comes from the word "Sand".
23:19Salt, which was a form of currency used to pay salaries
23:21In the Roman Empire
23:23salt
23:23In the end, my dear Imam
23:24Not bad, it's fixed, just like you choose.
23:26Rather, it's something that changes constantly.
23:28Because it is fundamentally based on a variable factor
23:30Like the idea of scarcity and abundance
23:31The one who made a bag of salt turn from a picture
23:33The reason for the end of the sanctuary
23:34Why do you put regular pots in the food?
23:36And the stork's hump, which was harmed, kept it for centuries.
23:38The lifeblood and culture of entire peoples
23:40And suddenly its abundance put these peoples in danger.
23:42She changed her life 180 degrees so she could keep going
23:44Likewise, the element of time, which can transform in an instant
23:47Ordinary object for a priceless purpose
23:49And that's not all, I found out it's thousands of years old.
23:51And he carries within him the story of many people
23:53And surrounded by a particular legend or tale
23:55Like a gurgling burger
23:57These changes will not only control our perception of the present
23:59Future Leaders
24:00For example, if we found more abundant alternatives
24:02The scarcity of resources could create wars now.
24:05Gas and metro
24:06It's possible that this year will remain a place of hope.
24:07Like a seasoning and salt mixture that has been used to control calcium
24:10It is a misconception that spices are a cheap and readily available commodity.
24:12And vice versa
24:13There are things we might now consider guaranteed and readily available.
24:16Like water and climate
24:17Now it turns into a treasure
24:18Treasure creates wars
24:20The philosopher Manuel Kant tells me
24:21Man is the only creature whose value is in and of itself.
24:24The value is supposed to be fixed and unchanging
24:26While everything around it changes value
24:28for him?
24:29Because a person's perspective on him changes
24:31He summarized his philosophy in one sentence.
24:33Distinguishing between a thing as it is and as a person sees it
24:36If a rare diamond or a piece of wood were to dry out, my dear, it would be more precious than your life.
24:40Remember that you are the source that gives it this value
24:42And you're the one who can change this value.
24:44And it's possible that time will come when a diamond will be cheaper than a pinch of bait.
24:47Because man began to see it as it truly is: a stone.
24:50Also, remember, my dear, that the only argument whose value is constant for me
24:53It is first and foremost with yourself in my heart
24:55Second, the sources you will go down and look at
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25:01Once, my dear, a man was going to propose to a woman and told her, "I'll make you cry."
25:04Get her, my dear, an apartment in Al-Mukhara
25:06That's all, my dear
25:09It may cause anxiety
25:38Translated by Nancy Qanqar