Category
📚
LearningTranscript
00:00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanology 2115.1 During the digitization process, I looked
00:00:18at this and tried to find some horizontal or vertical pattern. There are some, but it's
00:00:26quite tricky actually. There are some patterns initially, like 4th row, 4th column, 2nd column.
00:00:41But as we go to 2nd row, 3rd row, 2nd column, 3rd column, the patterns become less obvious.
00:00:53It's a difficult problem, okay, cheers, yeah, yeah, okay, cheers, yeah, cheers, yeah, cheers,
00:01:21cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers,
00:01:31cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers,
00:01:43cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers,
00:02:11yeah, but some of the numbers still might be wrong, okay, so for example,
00:02:41you
00:03:12know,
00:03:22I'm kind of suspecting this to be 3, okay, yeah,
00:03:37it is 3,
00:03:38it is 3, yeah, then there's a pattern there, good,
00:03:48I don't know why I put the 1 there, so it's 3, okay, then there is a pattern, good, good, good,
00:03:54yeah,
00:04:03just like 5 minus 1, 3,
00:04:09okay,
00:04:09good, so the pattern I'm observing is this, okay,
00:04:30we're making good progress, okay, we have 2, skip 1, 3, skip 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
00:04:47the fourth row, second row, 2, skip 2, then 3, skip 2, 4, then 5, okay, and then third row,
00:04:552, skip 3, okay, and then 3, then skip 3, then 4, okay, and next row, 2, skip 4, and then 3,
00:05:08okay, yeah, that seems to be the pattern there, so there is more than a pattern, okay, which is good,
00:05:15okay, yeah, good, yeah, okay, yeah,
00:05:26it looks random, but we want to find some pattern here, okay, and we found one, okay, yeah, good,
00:05:39good,
00:05:44and it's very interesting that it's not chaotic, like prime number,
00:05:50maybe there's some pattern in prime number too, but it's like not known yet,
00:05:57as of 2024 year, okay, but this is easier than prime number problem, okay, because
00:06:05it was fortunately for us, okay, yeah, but it's easier than prime number problem,
00:06:16but still kind of intermediate, it's still quite difficult,
00:06:23okay, I'm just glad it's not as difficult as prime number problem, okay,
00:06:27the distribution of prime numbers, that's like still quite unknown, okay, yeah, serious, yeah,
00:06:35yeah, distribution of prime numbers has to remind hypothesis too, okay, yeah,
00:06:49okay,
00:06:58okay, here we found something,
00:07:06okay, yeah,
00:07:14so tomorrow, yeah, we'll continue making more examples like argument 18,
00:07:2319, 20, and so on, because we need more data to find some patterns, okay, so, and yeah, we'll just
00:07:31do manually, manual calculation, okay, five minutes break, okay, thank you, I'm sleepy,
00:07:45and after that, after five minutes break, yeah, we'll go to Instagram live,
00:07:48okay, maybe just for a little bit, okay, because I am sleepy, okay,
00:07:55okay, we found something,
00:08:02okay, here we go, thank you,
00:08:13okay, five minutes, thank you, yeah,
00:08:18wow,
00:08:19making good progress, yeah, nice, yeah,
00:08:26okay,
00:08:37yeah,
00:08:48yeah,
00:09:18thank you,
00:09:48you
00:10:18you
00:10:48you
00:11:18you
00:11:48you
00:12:18you
00:12:48you
00:13:18you
00:13:48you
00:14:18you
00:14:48you
00:15:18you
00:15:48you
00:16:18you
00:16:34you
00:16:48you
00:17:01uh
00:17:18so
00:17:29so
00:17:48all right, so, yeah, let's go to Instagram live, okay, yeah, mathematics, yeah, we'll do this
00:17:55tomorrow, okay, we'll continue this, interesting, horizontal pattern that we just found out,
00:18:05that's nice, and quite surprising, it is, yeah, it's beautiful, yeah,
00:18:12yeah, the Bezu world, wow, it's amazing, yeah, I'm glad that we are doing this, okay, yeah,
00:18:26yeah, so,
00:18:32yeah,
00:18:36who would have known there's some pattern there,
00:18:42yeah,
00:18:47we could just find some more patterns there tomorrow, okay, so, yeah,
00:18:53it's remarkable discovery, yeah, yeah, it's very beautiful and surprising,
00:19:02yeah, yeah,
00:19:18yeah,
00:19:30okay, oh, without glasses,
00:19:39yeah,
00:19:48okay,
00:19:59good time,
00:20:05hello, friends, yeah, welcome to Humanology episode
00:20:102115.1, yeah, happy Monday,
00:20:20yeah, we got back to mathematics and spent more than one hour with it,
00:20:28yeah, making good progress there, welcome, yeah, yeah, good evening, happy Monday, oh, yeah,
00:20:37yeah,
00:20:40good evening, yeah,
00:20:44yeah,
00:20:49welcome, yeah,
00:20:54yeah, it's kind of tired, yeah, busy at work today, and mathematics one hour, and
00:21:01yeah, but, yeah, cheers, yeah,
00:21:13yeah,
00:21:19yeah,
00:21:22mathematics, huh, yeah,
00:21:31making good progress there, yeah,
00:21:37yeah,
00:21:44let me talk to the hero in the living room, I think it's warm enough,
00:22:01yeah,
00:22:05yeah,
00:22:11good times, yeah, Jonas, these days we don't do that, okay, because I'm kind of old,
00:22:19low energy, yeah, but, yeah, you can chat with me in the chat room, okay, yeah, that's what I can
00:22:24afford, okay, cheers, welcome, yeah, yeah,
00:22:38yeah, I'm being realistic about my aging, okay, I'm 46, so,
00:22:43yeah,
00:22:50yeah, but introduce yourself, okay, yeah, I'd like to get to know you, sure, yeah,
00:22:58in the chat room, okay, yeah, yeah,
00:23:02yeah,
00:23:09it's more relaxing that way, less energy, expenditure, yeah,
00:23:19yeah,
00:23:32so, some people say,
00:23:37climate change is causing more hurricanes, their theory is this, right, yeah, global warming,
00:23:49so, the planet Earth has more energy, it's hotter, so, more evaporation,
00:23:57sea, ocean water,
00:24:03and that causes more hurricanes,
00:24:09let's think about that theory, okay, objectively, okay,
00:24:19yeah, greenhouse effect, okay, so, welcome, cheers,
00:24:23yeah,
00:24:27yeah, I like the Beatles, yeah, yeah, British band, yeah, yeah,
00:24:39yeah,
00:24:43well,
00:24:49so, yeah,
00:24:54hey, you need to change your Instagram name, okay, I told you before, many times, okay, please,
00:25:00gross hour movie, I'm not familiar, you know, looks like, sounds like Japanese, huh, yeah,
00:25:10okay, not very familiar with Japanese movies, to be honest, yeah,
00:25:15yeah,
00:25:22yeah, yeah,
00:25:26what kind of movies are there, like, martial arts movies, maybe, what kind of movies,
00:25:46look, I know the history, the trials, in the, back in, like, 1700s, 1600s, in
00:25:59northeast of America, right, yeah, I know the history, it's too violent, it's too negative,
00:26:05okay, so, yeah, I do not like that, those trials, okay, so, okay, it's very sad history in America,
00:26:12okay, so, there's really nothing to celebrate about that history, okay,
00:26:19well, samurai movies, okay,
00:26:24okay,
00:26:28look, you have to be as you prepare, okay, so, please, okay, yeah,
00:26:33yeah,
00:26:40I'm Asian-American, okay, look, I have to let you go, you're being naughty, okay, yeah,
00:26:51yeah, I'm in no mood to entertain those naughtyness today,
00:26:55okay, yeah, I was very busy today, okay,
00:27:03okay, so, yeah, this climate change theory, right,
00:27:11it could be right theory, but I have some doubts about it, okay, so, let's think about that, okay,
00:27:21so, we use fossil fuel, more carbon dioxide,
00:27:26that keeps the light energy inside the earth atmosphere, yeah, global warming, sure,
00:27:36greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, okay,
00:27:42yeah,
00:27:43yeah,
00:27:47so, hot tub warm up planet earth,
00:27:54but does that lead to more evaporation of ocean water,
00:28:04let's think about that, it's physics, right, okay,
00:28:13science,
00:28:37yeah, please send your name, then I'll follow you, okay, something more peaceful,
00:28:41good history in America, I mean, not bad history, okay, so,
00:28:49they're putting a good history in America, right, yeah,
00:28:52let's celebrate good history in America, please, okay, not bad ones, okay, yeah, okay,
00:29:03okay,
00:29:11okay,
00:29:13okay,
00:29:19yeah, so, let's take five minutes, okay, and with, yeah, global warming,
00:29:23climate change, yeah, let's come up with a nice scientific model, okay, yeah,
00:29:32more closed system, okay, sure, sure, we can do that, yeah, because human, yeah, we do science,
00:29:38we're good at science, okay, yeah, five minutes, okay, thank you, yeah, let me think about this,
00:29:44yeah, sure, climate change, sure,
00:29:49hot button topic, please, yeah, five minutes, okay, thank you, yep,
00:30:08so,
00:30:23yeah,
00:30:26okay,
00:30:37very well,
00:30:55okay,
00:31:25yeah,
00:31:55yeah,
00:32:25yeah,
00:32:55you
00:33:25you
00:33:55you
00:34:11yeah
00:34:12you
00:34:20okay, welcome back, yeah, let's talk about global warming, climate change,
00:34:27yeah, hot button issue, yeah, no pun intended, but
00:34:36okay,
00:34:42yeah, I mean, yeah, look, American history, there are good ones and bad ones, let's focus
00:34:47on good history, please, okay, so, okay, there will be my suggestion, my recommendation, okay,
00:34:52yeah, okay, but, yeah, I appreciate you being knowledgeable about American history,
00:35:02that's very cool, okay,
00:35:04yeah,
00:35:10yeah, welcome, good evening, and, yeah, welcome, so, let's come up with a model,
00:35:18okay, global warming, climate change, okay, it's physics and chemistry, we are dealing with
00:35:25molecules, carbon dioxide, okay, so, okay, sure, good topic there, yeah, cheers, yeah,
00:35:35yeah, so,
00:35:45I mean,
00:35:51look, I love everybody, okay, what I'm saying is, change your Instagram name to something more
00:35:56positive, not negative, okay, something more loving, that's all, okay, please,
00:36:04now, we are talking about science, okay, history, maybe some other time, okay, yeah, please, okay,
00:36:09yeah, so, and let me turn to the hero, he's warming up,
00:36:34okay, my friend, what you gotta do is, you do focus on education, communication,
00:36:44education, career development, and also, like, martial arts, okay, that's what you gotta do,
00:36:52and to go to school, okay, yeah, go easy on online stuff, okay, so,
00:36:59look, this is a humanized school, we focus on education, okay, yeah, so, now, let's do science,
00:37:04please, okay, yeah, cheers,
00:37:12good for you, yeah, I'm very proud, okay, now, we'll do some science today, okay, yeah,
00:37:19this is important, okay, yeah, so, in physics and chemistry, okay, it's like this,
00:37:30okay, heat, you boil the water, and water, liquid, become evaporated, and become, like, air molecule,
00:37:39like, gas, fume, right, yeah, but, in a closed system, like, in a microwave, okay,
00:37:50for example, yeah, very cool, yeah, yeah, psychology is fantastic, okay, yeah,
00:37:56very proud, okay, yeah, very, very cool, very proud of you, okay, yeah, now,
00:38:03but, in a closed system, like, for example, I boil, in the water, plastic jar, in microwave,
00:38:15to cook ramen noodle, okay, in the microwave, closed system, okay, but, if there are a lot of
00:38:23vapor, water, gas, molecule, in the air, it will suppress further evaporation,
00:38:33okay, so, global warming, let's say, yeah, yeah, sure, it's right, yeah, the carbon dioxide,
00:38:44greenhouse gas, it keeps the sunlight, and it reflects back to Earth, it does not go out,
00:38:53because it's covered by carbon dioxide, greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, right, yeah,
00:38:58so, the planet Earth gets warmer and warmer, okay, yeah, my major, Mason, Wisconsin University,
00:39:06yeah, computer science, okay, yeah, but I did take one psychology class, interactions with
00:39:11psychology, okay, I can lay, it was a very interesting class, okay, yeah, yeah, cheers,
00:39:23yeah, so, in physics and chemistry, even if, yeah, more carbon dioxide, fossil fuel,
00:39:35oil and gas, right, that we use, yeah, so, carbon dioxide build out in the atmosphere,
00:39:46yeah, the planet Earth will get warmer and warmer, yes, but, will it cause more and more evaporation
00:39:56ocean water, initially, yes, but, it will reach some kind of equilibrium point, where
00:40:07too much vapor, moist in the air, will suppress further evaporation,
00:40:17okay, yeah, did I like psychology, yeah, I did, yeah, it was interesting class, I liked it,
00:40:26yeah, but, I don't always agree with psychology, though, okay, yeah, half and half, half good, half
00:40:35that I disagree with, because I'm independent, humanologist, okay, yeah,
00:40:40mathematics, physics, same thing, okay, yeah, there's something, even mathematics, okay,
00:40:48there's some things I agree with or disagree with, okay, yeah, economics as well,
00:40:54psychology, same, half good, half bad, okay, yeah, okay,
00:41:02now, let's have five minutes break, okay, thank you, my problem, you're geniuses, you're
00:41:06leaders, my problem, okay, yeah, thank you, yeah, five minutes, thank you, I also vocalized, okay,
00:41:14welcome, yeah,
00:41:36you,
00:42:06you,
00:42:36you,
00:42:38you,
00:42:58you,
00:43:00Okay.
00:43:28Okay. Welcome back. We are back.
00:43:30Yeah.
00:43:32So...
00:43:36Yeah. Welcome.
00:43:38Hmm?
00:43:40Yeah. Mathematics is
00:43:42optional. Okay. It's something I do.
00:43:44Spare time. Yeah. Cheers. Yeah.
00:43:50Okay. So, it's like this.
00:43:52Okay. So, in a very dry
00:43:54desert.
00:43:56In the air,
00:43:58crisp, dry desert.
00:44:00Water evaporates very fast.
00:44:02Okay?
00:44:04Yeah.
00:44:08But,
00:44:10in a very humid area,
00:44:12like Amazon River,
00:44:14a lot of moist in the air.
00:44:16Okay? And water does
00:44:18not evaporate.
00:44:20Water evaporates
00:44:22very slowly.
00:44:24In a very humid
00:44:26climate.
00:44:28Okay? Yeah.
00:44:34So,
00:44:38about 60 million
00:44:40years ago, where dinosaurs
00:44:42roamed the planet Earth. Okay?
00:44:44It was very
00:44:46hot and very wet
00:44:48environment.
00:44:50Okay? And the plants,
00:44:52the animals, they're huge,
00:44:54big, because
00:44:58there are a lot of carbon dioxide
00:45:00in the air. So, there are a lot of plants.
00:45:02Carbon dioxide being
00:45:04food of plants.
00:45:06And plants being food of animals.
00:45:08And animals being food
00:45:10of more carnivorous animals.
00:45:12Okay? So, back in the
00:45:1460 million years ago,
00:45:16dinosaurs, Jurassic Park
00:45:18stuff. Okay? Yeah.
00:45:22So, continuing usage of
00:45:24fossil fuel, we are kind of resurrecting
00:45:26dinosaurs. Okay?
00:45:28Yeah, the
00:45:30fossil fuel is the greenest energy
00:45:32ever. Okay?
00:45:34We're making planet Earth more green,
00:45:36greener, by using
00:45:38fossil fuel. Because
00:45:40plants need carbon dioxide
00:45:42as their food.
00:45:44Okay?
00:45:52Yeah.
00:45:54Yeah.
00:45:56So...
00:45:58Yeah. Welcome.
00:46:00Open source.
00:46:02Yeah. I guess
00:46:04you're familiar with computer programming.
00:46:06Yeah. Very cool.
00:46:08Very proud.
00:46:10Yeah. Welcome. Welcome.
00:46:12Yeah.
00:46:14Yeah.
00:46:16Welcome.
00:46:18Welcome.
00:46:20Okay.
00:46:22Okay.
00:46:24Yeah.
00:46:26So, climate change is a scientific
00:46:28issue, also a political issue as well.
00:46:30Right?
00:46:32Yeah.
00:46:34Yeah.
00:46:36Yeah.
00:46:38Yeah.
00:46:40Yeah.
00:46:42So,
00:46:44fossil fuel or not.
00:46:46Right?
00:46:48Alternative energy.
00:46:50Okay.
00:46:52I mean, I'm not against
00:46:54alternative energy at all.
00:47:02Yeah.
00:47:04But I like fossil fuel. Okay?
00:47:14Look,
00:47:16my friend, you need to do exercise.
00:47:18Strengthen your body and mind, please.
00:47:20Okay?
00:47:22Like running, weightlifting,
00:47:24martial arts, dancing.
00:47:28There's
00:47:30a humanologist's lesson.
00:47:32Exercise
00:47:34to strengthen your body and mind.
00:47:36That is so important.
00:47:38Okay? And also, yeah, good rest
00:47:40when I sleep. Okay?
00:47:42It's all about balancing out.
00:47:44Yeah.
00:47:46So,
00:47:48yeah.
00:47:52Yeah.
00:47:56Yeah, so,
00:47:58okay?
00:48:04Exercise, okay? Yeah, very important.
00:48:06Yeah.
00:48:08Yeah.
00:48:14Like running, martial arts,
00:48:16dancing.
00:48:18Yeah, exercise.
00:48:20Be physically strong. Okay?
00:48:22Very important.
00:48:24Cheers. Yeah.
00:48:30Yeah.
00:48:32Yeah.
00:48:48Oh, yeah.
00:48:54So, when it comes to hurricane,
00:48:56yeah, in humanology,
00:48:58yeah, we want to prevent,
00:49:00we want to neutralize
00:49:02hurricane, like maybe detonate
00:49:04some salt bombs
00:49:06in the eyes of hurricanes, right?
00:49:08Yeah, many of them, okay?
00:49:10Yeah, we can do some scientific
00:49:12experiments
00:49:14so that hurricane get neutralized
00:49:16in the ocean before it
00:49:18hits the land.
00:49:20Right? Yeah.
00:49:24So, that would be my solution.
00:49:26Okay?
00:49:28Scientific engineering experiments
00:49:30with hurricane,
00:49:32tornadoes, to neutralize them.
00:49:34Like Superman movie,
00:49:36right? Yeah. Kind of sci-fi.
00:49:38Yeah.
00:49:42Okay.
00:49:44Yeah.
00:49:50Yeah.
00:49:54My friends exercise, okay?
00:49:56Every day.
00:49:58Maybe for 10 minutes a day, okay?
00:50:00Strengthen your body
00:50:02and mind, okay? It's so important.
00:50:04Okay? Yeah. Thank you.
00:50:06We'll take 5 minutes break.
00:50:08Okay?
00:50:12Okay?
00:50:14Okay?
00:50:24Okay?
00:50:26Yeah, so
00:50:28when hurricane comes,
00:50:30evacuate. Yeah, move
00:50:32to another state
00:50:34for couple of days.
00:50:36Yeah, stay in a hotel.
00:50:38Right? That's what
00:50:40I would do.
00:50:42I do practice martial arts,
00:50:44okay, but
00:50:46I mean,
00:50:48when hurricane comes,
00:50:50would I be
00:50:52able to fight
00:50:54with my martial arts skill
00:50:56with hurricane or tornado?
00:50:58No. I would just
00:51:00get out of there.
00:51:02Yeah, just
00:51:04drive my car
00:51:06to another state.
00:51:08Stay in a hotel room couple of days.
00:51:12Yeah?
00:51:14So martial arts,
00:51:16it's about safety.
00:51:18Safety first.
00:51:20Avoiding the danger, okay?
00:51:22Okay?
00:51:24It's about safety, okay?
00:51:28Okay?
00:51:30Okay?
00:51:32I'm glad you are safe.
00:51:34Okay?
00:51:36Look, friends,
00:51:38I care about you.
00:51:40I'm just like a
00:51:42very strict
00:51:44disciplinarian.
00:51:46I discipline people.
00:51:48Okay?
00:51:50Taekwondo, nice. Good choice.
00:51:52Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:51:54That's very good choice.
00:51:56Okay? You can learn Taekwondo
00:51:58on YouTube. Type Taekwondo
00:52:00lesson on YouTube, okay, and
00:52:02practice kicking and punching in there,
00:52:04in your room, okay?
00:52:06Without making any noise.
00:52:08Okay?
00:52:10Mighty proud future leaders.
00:52:12You're amazing. I'm your normal friend, okay?
00:52:14I just have some suggestions,
00:52:16recommendations, that's all. Okay?
00:52:18Okay?
00:52:20You're fantastic.
00:52:22Let's take five minutes break, okay? Thank you.
00:52:24Very cool.
00:52:26Yeah, welcome to Human Rights School.
00:52:28Nice.
00:52:30Yep.
00:52:38Yep.
00:52:40Yep.
00:52:42Yep.
00:52:44Yep.
00:52:46Yep.
00:52:48Yep.
00:52:50Yep.
00:52:52Yep.
00:52:54Yep.
00:52:56Yep.
00:52:58Yep.
00:53:00Yep.
00:53:02Yep.
00:53:04Yep.
00:53:06Yep.
00:53:08Yep.
00:53:10Yep.
00:53:12Yep.
00:53:14Yep.
00:53:16Yep.
00:53:18Yep.
00:53:20Yep.
00:53:22Yep.
00:53:24Yep.
00:53:26Yep.
00:53:28Yep.
00:53:30Yep.
00:53:32Yep.
00:53:34Yep.
00:53:36Yep.
00:53:38Yep.
00:53:40Yep.
00:53:42Yep.
00:53:44Yep.
00:53:46Yep.
00:53:48Yep.
00:53:50Yep.
00:53:52Yep.
00:53:54Yep.
00:53:56Yep.
00:53:58Yep.
00:54:00Yep.
00:54:02Yep.
00:54:04Yep.
00:54:06Yep.
00:54:08Yep.
00:54:10Yep.
00:54:12Yep.
00:54:14Yep.
00:54:16Yep.
00:54:18Yep.
00:54:20Yep.
00:54:22Yep.
00:54:24Yep.
00:54:26Yep.
00:54:28Yep.
00:54:30Yep.
00:54:32Yep.
00:54:34Yep.
00:54:36Yep.
00:54:38Yep.
00:54:40Yep.
00:54:42Yep.
00:54:44Yep.
00:54:46Yep.
00:54:48Yep.
00:54:50Yep.
00:54:52Yep.
00:54:54Yep.
00:54:56Yep.
00:54:58Yep.
00:55:00Yep.
00:55:02Yep.
00:55:04Yep.
00:55:06Yep.
00:55:08Yep.
00:55:10Yep.
00:55:12Yep.
00:55:14Yep.
00:55:16Yep.
00:55:18Yep.
00:55:20Yep.
00:55:22Yep.
00:55:24Yep.
00:55:26Yep.
00:55:28Yep.
00:55:30Yep.
00:55:32Yep.
00:55:34Yep.
00:55:36Yep.
00:55:38Yep.
00:55:42Yep.
00:55:46Yep.
00:55:48Yep.
00:55:51Yep.
00:55:53Br Let's go for it.
00:55:55Yeah, so welcome. Good evening.
00:55:58Yeah, thank you for joining us. Yeah.
00:56:01Yeah.
00:56:04Okay.
00:56:07Okay.
00:56:10Okay.
00:56:13Okay.
00:56:16Yeah.
00:56:19Okay.
00:56:22Okay.
00:56:25Yeah.
00:56:28Yeah.
00:56:31Yeah.
00:56:34Yeah.
00:56:37Yeah.
00:56:40I'm more, because I'm Asian, I'm from South Korea, okay?
00:56:44That's why I'm more familiar with Asian martial arts, okay?
00:56:48But yeah, Russia, I'm sure they have wonderful martial arts there, okay?
00:56:52Sure, yeah.
00:56:57Yeah, yeah.
00:56:59Yeah.
00:57:03My favorite martial arts is Chinese Kung Fu, yeah.
00:57:08Chinese Kung Fu, okay?
00:57:09That's my favorite, yeah, yeah.
00:57:12Like Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Jet Li, right?
00:57:19Yeah, but I'm fourth degree black belt in Taekwondo, okay?
00:57:26It was nice, yeah.
00:57:29But later on, I learned some other countries' martial arts, like Japan, like Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Karate, Kendo, yeah.
00:57:39Or Chinese, like Tai Chi.
00:57:44Kung Fu.
00:57:48Yeah, Bruce Lee, like Jeet Kune Do, right? Yeah, sure.
00:57:53Wing Chun style, yeah.
00:57:57Oh, Korean culture? Yeah, thank you for appreciating Korea.
00:58:05Yeah.
00:58:07Yeah.
00:58:08Yeah, I'm Korean-American, so yeah, thank you. Cheers.
00:58:17Oh yeah, thank you.
00:58:22Yeah, Korean language is very easy to learn, okay?
00:58:24But Chinese language, oh, that's very difficult to learn, right?
00:58:29Yeah.
00:58:30But Korean language, Japanese language, a lot easier to learn than Chinese language, okay?
00:58:38Yeah, Chinese language, that's very difficult to learn, yeah.
00:58:41There's too many characters.
00:58:43Ancient, like hieroglyphics, right?
00:58:47Like, thousands of characters, right? Yeah.
00:58:53K-pop? Yeah, nice.
00:58:57Okay.
00:58:59Who's your favorite K-pop band?
00:59:02I'm curious.
00:59:06Thank you for appreciating Korean popular music, K-pop. Yeah, thank you.
00:59:11Cheers.
00:59:15Yeah.
00:59:22Okay.
00:59:24Yeah. 1, 2, 3?
00:59:26Yeah, like, 1, 2, 3. Yeah.
00:59:291, 2, 3.
00:59:32Stray Kids?
00:59:33That's K-pop band?
00:59:34They must be modern, contemporary.
00:59:37Yeah, I'm 46 years old, so I do not know too many modern K-pop bands' names.
00:59:45Okay.
00:59:46Yeah.
00:59:49But, yeah, thank you for appreciating K-pop bands.
00:59:59My proud future leaders.
01:00:01Now, time check.
01:00:02Okay.
01:00:13Okay, it's been about one hour.
01:00:15Okay.
01:00:20Okay.
01:00:21Yeah.
01:00:22I will check them out, okay? Yeah, sure.
01:00:25Stray Kids? Sure, yeah.
01:00:26I'll check them out.
01:00:28Okay.
01:00:30Very modern, contemporary, huh?
01:00:33Okay.
01:00:35Thank you for educating us about modern, contemporary K-pop bands.
01:00:41Yeah, thank you.
01:00:42I'll check them out, okay?
01:00:44Cheers.
01:00:46Mm-hmm.
01:00:50Yeah, so.
01:00:52Okay.
01:00:57Let me turn off that.
01:00:58You don't know what you're doing wrong.
01:01:16Okay.
01:01:35Yeah, so, yeah, thank you for appreciating K-pop music.
01:01:43Yeah, thank you.
01:01:46Okay, yeah.
01:01:47Hard Rock?
01:01:48Okay, yeah.
01:01:50You're very multi-talented, okay?
01:01:53Very knowledgeable about music and psychology and others.
01:02:00Yeah, my proud, yeah, future leaders.
01:02:03Yeah.
01:02:10Okay, yeah.
01:02:13I see, yeah.
01:02:14Okay.
01:02:16Okay.
01:02:18Okay.
01:02:21Yeah.
01:02:22Yeah, thank you for appreciating K-pop music.
01:02:26Yeah, my proud.
01:02:27I'm very grateful.
01:02:29Yeah.
01:02:32You're very much appreciated, okay?
01:02:38Nice.
01:02:39Yeah, singing, fantastic.
01:02:40Singing and dancing, great hobby.
01:02:42Yeah, very healthy.
01:02:45Very therapeutic, too.
01:02:46Oh, yeah, absolutely.
01:02:48Cheers.
01:02:53Yeah, fantastic.
01:02:58Fantastic.
01:03:06Nice.
01:03:09If you're interested, yeah, I made a movie.
01:03:11It's on YouTube, okay?
01:03:13Let me type in the chatroom, okay?
01:03:23Okay.
01:03:24There's some psychology reference there, okay?
01:03:27It's just jokes.
01:03:29Sense of humor, okay?
01:03:30So, yeah, it's on YouTube, okay?
01:03:33So, it's a movie that I made when I was in Los Angeles, California, about 10 years ago, I guess.
01:03:42Yeah.
01:03:45It has to do with religion, Christianity, morality, ethics.
01:03:52About 10 years ago, I guess.
01:03:55But it's on YouTube for free, okay?
01:03:58Like one hour and 10 minutes long will be in Mojave Desert, California, okay?
01:04:06I made the movie.
01:04:08Yeah, there's some music there.
01:04:12Background music, instrumental.
01:04:15Yeah.
01:04:20If you're interested, okay?
01:04:21Yeah.
01:04:23Yeah.
01:04:26Yeah.
01:04:32I was kind of young back then, like late 10 years.
01:04:37Okay.
01:04:42Okay.
01:04:46Koreaboo?
01:04:47I'm not sure what that means, okay?
01:04:50I'm not familiar with that term.
01:04:54Because I'm old school, like 46 years old.
01:04:59Yeah.
01:05:00New terminology?
01:05:03I have no idea because...
01:05:05Yeah, because...
01:05:09I'm kind of old school, okay?
01:05:14Okay.
01:05:19Koreaboo, I'm not sure what that means, okay?
01:05:26Something new, I guess.
01:05:28Cheers.
01:05:30Yeah, Korean culture is evolving.
01:05:33It's something to come up in Korean culture.
01:05:36Okay, yeah.
01:05:38Thank you for appreciating Korean culture, okay?
01:05:40Thank you, yeah.
01:05:46Yeah.
01:05:53Oh, okay, okay.
01:05:55Well, appreciation of Korean culture, I think that's fine, okay?
01:06:00It's like...
01:06:03Other countries learning from Korean culture,
01:06:07I think that's a good thing, okay?
01:06:09Like kimchi, okay?
01:06:11Yeah.
01:06:12Korean cabbage.
01:06:16Actually, it's from China, okay?
01:06:19Yeah.
01:06:20Nepa cabbage is from China, okay?
01:06:23Yeah, so, but kimchi, back in the days,
01:06:27it was not spicy at all, okay?
01:06:29Because red chili pepper, it came from South America,
01:06:34Central America, okay?
01:06:36Before that, yeah, kimchi was very non-spicy.
01:06:42But like maybe 500 years ago, okay?
01:06:46Yeah, so kimchi culture, it evolved, right?
01:06:50But still, it became internationally popular, yeah.
01:06:56Korean kimchi, right?
01:06:59That's a good thing, okay?
01:07:01China produced Korean kimchi style.
01:07:05Japan also produced Korean kimchi style.
01:07:11They call it kimchi, okay?
01:07:14That's cool, okay?
01:07:16Yeah, I think that's fine.
01:07:20Cheers.
01:07:25Kind of cross-cultural trade, exchange,
01:07:29we learn from each other, right?
01:07:32Different countries.
01:07:34I think that's good, yeah.
01:07:39Okay.
01:07:44Oh, thank you, yeah.
01:07:45Homemade kimchi, very nice, right?
01:07:48Yeah.
01:07:51Yeah.
01:07:53Because ramen noodle, that's originally from Japan, okay?
01:07:58But nowadays, Korean version of ramen noodle,
01:08:05more popular than original Japanese ramen noodle, okay?
01:08:09So.
01:08:12Yeah.
01:08:15Yeah, I go to Walmart in Alaska, right?
01:08:18And Korean ramen noodle, more expensive than original Japanese ramen noodle, okay?
01:08:24So, yeah, that's fine, okay?
01:08:27So we learn from each other, Japan and Korea, China, right?
01:08:31It's so cool.
01:08:33This cross-cultural exchange of knowledge, right?
01:08:39Yeah, it's so cool.
01:08:42Internalization, learning from each other.
01:08:46It's so cool.
01:08:48Yeah.
01:08:50Cheers, yeah.
01:08:54Again, you are genius, genius, future leaders, multi-talent, multi-lingual, okay?
01:09:00Mighty proud of you, okay?
01:09:02We take five minutes break, okay?
01:09:04Yeah.
01:09:05You're fantastic.
01:09:06I'm your normal fan, okay?
01:09:09Yeah, thank you for joining us.
01:09:10Great honor to befriend you.
01:09:12Five minutes, okay?
01:09:14I don't know Korean, okay?
01:09:16You're fantastic.
01:09:17Yeah, bye.
01:09:18Cheers.
01:09:47Cheers.
01:09:48Cheers.
01:09:49Cheers.
01:09:50Cheers.
01:09:51Cheers.
01:09:52Cheers.
01:09:53Cheers.
01:09:54Cheers.
01:09:55Cheers.
01:09:56Cheers.
01:09:57Cheers.
01:09:58Cheers.
01:09:59Cheers.
01:10:00Cheers.
01:10:01Cheers.
01:10:02Cheers.
01:10:03Cheers.
01:10:04Cheers.
01:10:05Cheers.
01:10:06Cheers.
01:10:07Cheers.
01:10:08Cheers.
01:10:09Cheers.
01:10:10Cheers.
01:10:11Cheers.
01:10:12Cheers.
01:10:13Cheers.
01:10:14Cheers.
01:10:15Cheers.
01:10:16Cheers.
01:10:17Cheers.
01:10:18Cheers.
01:10:19Cheers.
01:10:20Cheers.
01:10:21Cheers.
01:10:22Cheers.
01:10:23Cheers.
01:10:24Cheers.
01:10:25Cheers.
01:10:26Cheers.
01:10:27Cheers.
01:10:28Cheers.
01:10:29Cheers.
01:10:30Cheers.
01:10:31Cheers.
01:10:32Cheers.
01:10:33Cheers.
01:10:34Cheers.
01:10:35Cheers.
01:10:36Cheers.
01:10:37Cheers.
01:10:38Cheers.
01:10:39Cheers.
01:10:40Cheers.
01:10:41Cheers.
01:10:42Cheers.
01:10:43Cheers.
01:10:44Cheers.
01:10:45Cheers.
01:10:46Cheers.
01:10:47Cheers.
01:10:48Cheers.
01:10:49Cheers.
01:10:50Cheers.
01:10:51Cheers.
01:10:52Cheers.
01:10:53Cheers.
01:10:54Cheers.
01:10:55Cheers.
01:10:56Cheers.
01:10:57Cheers.
01:10:58Cheers.
01:10:59Cheers.
01:11:00Cheers.
01:11:01Cheers.
01:11:02Cheers.
01:11:03Cheers.
01:11:04Cheers.
01:11:05Cheers.
01:11:06Cheers.
01:11:07Cheers.
01:11:08Cheers.
01:11:09Cheers.
01:11:10Cheers.
01:11:11Cheers.
01:11:12Cheers.
01:11:13Cheers.
01:11:14Cheers.
01:11:15Cheers.
01:11:16Cheers.
01:11:17Cheers.
01:11:18Cheers.
01:11:19Cheers.
01:11:20Cheers.
01:11:21Cheers.
01:11:22Cheers.
01:11:23Cheers.
01:11:24Cheers.
01:11:25Cheers.
01:11:26Cheers.
01:11:27Cheers.
01:11:28Cheers.
01:11:29Cheers.
01:11:30Cheers.
01:11:31Cheers.
01:11:32Cheers.
01:11:33Cheers.
01:11:34Cheers.
01:11:35Cheers.
01:11:36Cheers.
01:11:37Cheers.
01:11:38Cheers.
01:11:39Cheers.
01:11:40Cheers.
01:11:41Cheers.
01:11:42Cheers.
01:11:43Cheers.
01:11:44Cheers.
01:11:45Cheers.
01:11:46Cheers.
01:11:47Cheers.
01:11:48Cheers.
01:11:49Cheers.
01:11:50Cheers.
01:11:51Cheers.
01:11:52Cheers.
01:11:53Cheers.
01:11:54Cheers.
01:11:55Cheers.
01:11:56Cheers.
01:11:57Cheers.
01:11:58Cheers.
01:11:59Cheers.
01:12:00Cheers.
01:12:01Cheers.
01:12:02Cheers.
01:12:03Cheers.
01:12:04Cheers.
01:12:05Cheers.
01:12:06Cheers.
01:12:07Cheers.
01:12:08Cheers.
01:12:09Cheers.
01:12:10Cheers.
01:12:11Cheers.
01:12:12Cheers.
01:12:13Cheers.
01:12:14Cheers.
01:12:15Cheers.
01:12:16Cheers.
01:12:17Cheers.
01:12:18Cheers.
01:12:19Cheers.
01:12:20Cheers.
01:12:21Cheers.
01:12:22Cheers.
01:12:23Cheers.
01:12:24Yeah, I think everybody's on the same page now.
01:12:35Excellent.
01:12:36Excellent.
01:12:37Thanks for joining us.
01:12:38Thank you so much for having me.
01:12:40It was a pleasure.
01:12:41You're amazing, okay.
01:12:43Very proud of you, absolutely.
01:12:45You're amazing, okay.
01:12:47I'm your normal fan, okay?
01:12:49Cheers, yeah.
01:12:54Yeah.
01:12:56Absolutely amazing.
01:12:59So smart, knowledgeable, okay?
01:13:02Yeah.
01:13:05Very proud, okay.
01:13:09I'm your normal fan, okay?
01:13:10Yeah, yeah.
01:13:12Absolutely, okay.
01:13:15So my friends, yeah, it's Monday.
01:13:18Happy Monday.
01:13:19And I'm very busy day at work
01:13:23as a lawyer in Alaska, okay.
01:13:25And after that, yeah, more than one hour of mathematics.
01:13:29Let me show you around, okay.
01:13:32Yeah, that's what I do in my spare time at home, okay.
01:13:35So we found some pattern there, okay.
01:13:38So number theory, basic coefficients,
01:13:41like we found some algorithm,
01:13:46like computer science way, okay.
01:13:48And you created the algorithm.
01:13:51Yeah, well, better than that, okay.
01:13:53So yeah, so my subject, yeah,
01:13:59have a good night's sleep, okay.
01:14:00And for me, yeah, I know you're a fan, yeah.
01:14:06We are mutuals, okay.
01:14:08But I might change your entire name, okay,
01:14:10to be more positive, okay.
01:14:14Yeah, I understand psychology,
01:14:16some dark side, like Sigmund Freud, okay.
01:14:19He's too dark, right.
01:14:21Yeah, so yeah, I learned psychology, okay.
01:14:28Yeah, good and bad.
01:14:30Have good, have bad, okay.
01:14:32But some part of psychology is kind of dark,
01:14:34like Sigmund Freud, okay.
01:14:38Carl Jung, maybe a little bit better, okay.
01:14:44But Sigmund Freud, yeah, too dark figure
01:14:47in psychology history, okay.
01:14:50Look, I studied psychology, I know what it, okay.
01:14:54Yeah, some good and bad in psychology, okay.
01:14:56So, you know Jonas?
01:14:59Well, it's kind of late at night, okay.
01:15:01So maybe tomorrow, okay.
01:15:03But actually, we don't really invite people
01:15:07to talk these days, because I'm too old, okay.
01:15:11Well, you can type in the chat room, but tomorrow, okay.
01:15:14It's too late at night, okay.
01:15:16So yeah, be more positive, okay.
01:15:24Look, psychology, like science, physics, chemistry,
01:15:28mathematics, good and bad, okay.
01:15:32Humanology, yeah, I do my best
01:15:36to make the best pure science and religion, okay.
01:15:41But later on, in the future generations,
01:15:44they may find something better about humanology.
01:15:49I'm okay with that, okay.
01:15:51Future leaders, yeah, be bigger and better than Uncle Lee.
01:15:55Be bigger and better than humanology, okay.
01:15:58I'm open to that possibility, okay.
01:16:01Yeah, I make mistakes, yeah.
01:16:04Dumb mistakes, make errors,
01:16:08when I do mathematics or in a social situation.
01:16:13Yeah, I'm only a human being.
01:16:14Yeah, I make errors, mistakes, who cares, okay.
01:16:21So in humanology, we are open to future generations.
01:16:25Yeah, be bigger and better than us.
01:16:27We are not like Christianity, like Jesus is the best.
01:16:32Islam, Muhammad Allah is the best.
01:16:35In Buddhism, Buddha, Gautama Siddhartha is the best.
01:16:40We are not like that, okay, yeah.
01:16:46Humanology is a religion and science,
01:16:49but we are different from old school religions or science,
01:16:53okay, why?
01:16:55Because we are open platform, okay.
01:16:59We want you, future generations, to be bigger and better,
01:17:05more evolution, more evolved than Uncle Lee or humanology.
01:17:12We open up that possibility, okay.
01:17:18Yeah.
01:17:21Yeah, statistics, fantastic, yeah, cheers.
01:17:24Very smart, yeah.
01:17:29So the humanology of Uncle Lee, okay, open platform.
01:17:36We want you, future generations,
01:17:39yeah, to correct the errors that I have made,
01:17:44and we want you to be bigger and better than me, Uncle Lee.
01:17:49Come up with your theories, your own school,
01:17:53that's bigger and better than humanology.
01:17:59I'm very parental.
01:18:04Teachers, parents, professors,
01:18:08we want you to be bigger and better than us,
01:18:11because it's like true love, okay, yeah.
01:18:16We want you to be more successful than us,
01:18:21past generation, aging generation, okay.
01:18:25We want you to be bigger and better than us, evolution,
01:18:29okay, welcome to humanology, okay, thank you.
01:18:37Okay, yeah.
01:18:39So, yeah, love martial arts, exercise,
01:18:43push-ups, sit-ups, and running, martial arts, dancing, okay.
01:18:46And then strengthen your mind, body and mind,
01:18:50and be ambitious, okay,
01:18:54and be the leaders of the future, okay, thank you.
01:18:58Yeah, very proud, okay, yeah.
01:19:03Okay, let's make transitions to faithful love, okay,
01:19:06same name, Uncle Lee, okay, so.
01:19:07We will have some YouTube videos
01:19:09and some video commentaries, okay, thank you, yeah.
01:19:14I'll see you there, or maybe I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
01:19:16Thank you, very proud, future leader, you're amazing.
01:19:20I'm your normal fan, okay, thank you, you're amazing, yeah.
01:19:34Oh, time check, time flies on.
01:19:39Yeah, great friends in social media, fantastic, yeah.
01:19:50Okay, yeah, we are less than two hours, okay, so we are good.
01:19:56Okay.
01:20:07Okay.
01:20:20Okay.
01:20:23Okay.
01:20:35Yeah, nice.
01:20:50Okay.
01:21:00Yeah, hello to Instagram, good, okay.
01:21:05Let's take five minutes break.
01:21:06Well, it's been more than one hour, okay,
01:21:10so let's just start this,
01:21:13and we'll make transition to faithful love, okay, sure.
01:21:21Future leaders, yeah, martial arts, education,
01:21:23career development, okay, and exercise, okay, thank you,
01:21:28and good rest, okay, thank you.
01:21:31Very proud, future leaders, you're amazing, okay.
01:21:34I'm your normal fan, okay, thank you, yeah.