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00:00Hello friends, welcome to Humanology 2229.1. Happy Friday evening.
00:08Yeah, so yeah, I went to Walmart. I bought some frozen fish, tilapia, and this time,
00:21and previous time it was whiting. Okay, they're all great fish. Okay, so some variety. Yeah,
00:28they're affordable, and also put some more ramen noodles, and also fried chicken from
00:39Walmart. Okay, yeah, it wasn't about that's fine. Okay, so I'm gonna have it after the
00:44show, watching some Twilight Zone episodes. And yeah, so fried chicken, I'm gonna have
00:53some condiments like a ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise. Not mixed, it's a separate,
00:58three separate sauce, and a dip the fried chicken. And of course, fried chicken, I put
01:04in the microwave a little bit, warm it up. Okay, so there be my dinner. Okay, with
01:09some maybe pickled cucumbers. Okay, now let's do some stretching.
01:18water. Okay, let's go. Yeah. So I'm unemployed, so every day is pretty much like weekend. I don't
01:40go to work two days. But yeah, just applying to jobs. Yeah, it's nice. Staycation, home vacation. Sure.
01:47Sure. Yeah, I can use some of that.
01:58Yeah.
02:03Yeah, reading some online books, like HG Wells, Time Machine. It's like this, science fiction, it's like, you know, art imitates life, life imitates art.
02:15Science fiction, science fiction, science fiction, science fiction, two-way street. But yeah, we'll talk about the in-depth later. Time Machine. Okay? Yeah.
02:30Yeah. Basically, I think I bought Einstein read that HG Wells novel, which was written in
02:391850, 1895 or something. Yeah, they predates I bought Einstein's special relativity theories.
02:48I think I bought Einstein's special relativity theory, but that theory is wrong. Okay? Yeah. There's no such thing as time slowing down, let alone time machine. Okay? But it's good science fiction though. Okay? Yeah.
03:03Yeah, HG Wells basically saying there are four dimensions, like x, y, z, and then time. I think Albert Einstein got that idea from HG Wells by reading his time machine fiction. Okay?
03:15And maybe he did not give him credit for that, but too bad. Okay? Yeah. But I can tell. Yeah, but Albert Einstein's special general relativity theory, 100% wrong. Okay? I disproved it, both of them. Okay? Yeah.
03:36That's pretty much all I need to say about that. Yeah. We talked about it so many times, you know?
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04:08As I was driving back from Walmart, it hailed, there was some hail coming down.
04:24You see, I, soft, ice... kind of snowy ice on the sky, hail... it was quite loud.
04:33so I had to turn up the volume of the radio music it was loud but it stopped
04:41yeah so driving slowly you know yeah safely
05:03okay
05:27what off
05:33yeah so HG Wells time motion and other old novels science fiction they are available online for free
05:41like Gutenberg project for one example and some other places okay
05:46yeah I started reading it just a little bit because now that I'm between jobs
05:55I have a lot of time so yeah reading some science fiction novels
06:00watching some movies TV shows that I've been always wanting to watch
06:06yeah you can do that
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12:46Welcome to Humanology 222 9.1.
12:49Okay.
12:58Okay.
12:59Yeah.
13:00So let's talk about some history.
13:16Yeah.
13:17So I wrote about this in like academic papers a lot several times and we talked about this
13:25many times in the human series.
13:27Yeah.
13:28Yeah.
13:29Yeah.
13:30Yeah.
13:32Yeah.
13:34Okay.
13:35Yeah.
13:36Yeah.
13:37I love this.
13:38all three of them were wrong in their theories and also they confused between science and fiction
13:46three of them okay i mean don't give me i'm not anti-semitic of course of course i'm not
13:53some of my best friends are jewish people and they're good people okay yeah
13:57look jews arabs they're like anybody else okay yeah 99% good people one percent not as good
14:06like anybody else okay yeah uh yeah we love all races here okay in humanology so but uh yeah
14:17i've learned time to come through it uh karmarx they're all wrong theories and then uh they
14:23confuse science and fiction all three of them okay uh their theories are all wrong okay yeah
14:29and i wrote about it they were published in some humanized papers and so
14:35yeah and we talked about it extensively in the past so yeah that's what we need to say about that okay
14:41and um yeah so science fiction yeah it's like art imitates life life imitates art more like acting
14:55situation yeah when we do like gestures we kind of imitate some actors actresses like jim carrey
15:01facial expression and uh so life imitates art and art imitates life yeah like uh acting or novel
15:10movies tv shows based on real life stories okay yeah go back and forth and science and fiction yeah
15:17influence each other like uh ados clark although it's not the first time but he popularized the idea
15:24of communication satellite but it's not the first time though okay ados clark being um science fiction
15:31writer okay
15:32and then um yeah science also influence science fictions even wrong theories like abel einstein's
15:43special general reality theory they are wrong theories but still influence science fiction
15:47but actually this was time machine science fiction first hg wells who influenced abel einstein's wrong
15:58theory about time dilation okay okay we came from science fiction first time motion concept okay
16:06and then it kind of went back and forth between science and science fiction although science part abel
16:12understand theory totally 100% wrong okay yeah uh in the mainstream yeah they don't know that yet but they
16:22will okay yeah when i don't know maybe a couple of decades i guess okay i don't think it will take that
16:32long and some mainstream scientists science writer or scientists they say oh yeah they have been this
16:41prediction that urbanized science theory will be proven wrong and they are so this fringe scientists
16:48like me mainstream scientists they say oh they are so sure about it which is very noticeable and
16:57remarkable let them remark let them take a notice so they are so from my point of view our point of view
17:08as a fringe as a fringe scientist those mainstream scientists are so sure that abel einstein's theory is right
17:14they are so sure about that they are as sure as we are fringe scientists we are so sure that abel einstein is wrong
17:23and mainstream scientists they are so sure that abel einstein is right okay who is right well let the history be the judge
17:32judge okay yeah can i be wrong sure i can be wrong i'm only human but i don't think i'm wrong
17:42okay okay yeah but let the history be the judge okay yeah
17:51i'm not the only fringe scientist who thinks abel einstein was wrong there are uh several not that many
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21:25But Karl Marx, he was confused between like utopian fiction, paradise, utopian fiction, which is based on Greek mythology, utopia, okay?
21:38And ideal life, economics, okay?
21:42Yeah, so that's that.
21:54Let's move on.
21:55We talked about that enough times in the past, okay?
21:59I don't want to repeat myself, you know?
22:02Then what else do you talk about?
22:09Yeah.
22:10Yeah.
22:11Well, Cornell University, PhD days.
22:13Yeah.
22:14Well, Cornell University, PhD days.
22:25I was there for two years and I dropped out, okay?
22:27I dropped out, okay?
22:28Yeah.
22:29There's nice computer science department tradition, the graduate school.
22:35Yeah.
22:36Yeah.
22:37I was in PhD, but a master's degree, PhD, we are postgraduate students, we hang out, okay?
22:41Uh, like, Christmas tradition, like, maybe, uh, New Year's Day, maybe, around there, okay?
22:49Yeah.
22:50So, uh, the PhD candidates in computer science department, fourth year, okay?
22:56Uh, took a PhD at five years, okay?
22:59Yeah.
23:00So, fourth year PhD student in computer science department, Cornell, Ithaca, New York, uh,
23:06during the Christmas party, yeah, we rent a nice, uh,
23:11place.
23:12I mean, computer science department pay for it, okay?
23:14Yeah.
23:15You know, nice, uh, restaurant or hotel, whatever.
23:19And then, probably Statler Hotel, just like, Cornell University Hotel, okay?
23:24Yeah.
23:25Yeah.
23:26Yeah.
23:27They were known for the bachelor's degree in, like, hotel administration, okay?
23:32Yeah.
23:33Undergrad level.
23:34And then, I, I had a few friends there, okay?
23:37Yeah.
23:38Undergrads, okay?
23:39Nice.
23:40Yeah.
23:41And, um, yeah.
23:43So, Christmas holiday event, nice dinner, and then we do theatrical production.
23:56Oh?
23:57Yeah.
23:58We wrote the screenplay, and we are actors, directors, writers, producers, group collaboration
24:06project.
24:07About ten minutes long, uh, theater, theatrical play.
24:13Okay?
24:14Yeah.
24:15Okay.
24:16Yeah.
24:17And, there was Cornell University, okay?
24:22So, it was, after I dropped out of Cornell, I went to Los Angeles, California to do some
24:27acting, filmmaking, okay?
24:28filmmaking, okay?
24:29But, even before that, when I was in Annabelle, I mean, Madison, Wisconsin University.
24:32Yeah.
24:33I was a computer science major, but I did take some classes in filmmaking and acting.
24:37Okay?
24:38Yeah.
24:39So, I wrote my own screenplay and submitted it to our colleagues.
24:46They did not like that.
24:47Okay?
24:48Yeah.
24:49And, another guy in computer science PhD, uh, fourth year candidate, okay?
24:53So, uh, he wrote his own version, loosely based on my version.
24:58It's like, which are the bars, kind of like spin-off, okay?
25:01Yeah.
25:02So, I kind of, you kind of group project, okay?
25:05So, he, uh, came up with his own screenplay, uh, loosely based on my screenplay, okay?
25:10That's fine.
25:11Okay?
25:12Yeah.
25:13And, people liked his screenplay better than mine.
25:16Because, my screenplay, it was a little bit edgy and controversial.
25:21Some political jokes.
25:23Me being me.
25:24Okay.
25:25But, uh, his version, it was very, very written.
25:27He's a good writer.
25:28Okay?
25:29Yeah.
25:30Computer science.
25:31PhD.
25:32Okay?
25:33Uh, yeah.
25:34And, uh, less controversial, more safer side.
25:43So, yeah.
25:46They liked his screenplay better.
25:48So, yeah.
25:49He was adopted.
25:50We adopted his.
25:51Fine.
25:52Okay?
25:53Yeah.
25:54Yeah.
25:55Because his screenplay was based on mine, okay?
25:57Original idea for, basically, a spin-off for Wizard of Oz, okay?
25:59And some, uh, my original casting, yeah, Dorothy, we have some female candidates, okay?
26:00I mean, female students, okay?
26:01I mean, female students.
26:02But, uh, he decided, uh, okay, let's make it fun.
26:03Let's make, give that Dorothy part to the male.
26:05And, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
26:35Fine, okay, and people liked it.
26:39For the audience,
26:41computer science department, professors,
26:43they were family members, and
26:46computer science department,
26:49employees, staffers, okay?
26:53They liked it. The school administrators, computer science department, they liked it.
26:59It was a big success.
27:05More on their story, after five years, I'm sorry for the rest, okay?
27:09It was nice.
27:12Yeah.
27:13Five years ago, thank you.
27:15Yeah.
27:35Okay, thank you very much.
27:41Thank you very much.
27:44And thank you for sharing your screen.
27:46Thank you so much.
27:47Let's worship you in a nord-Atlanta.
27:49If you're près alta, what is this?
27:51.
27:55.
27:56The deinen ha ??
27:58If you're at least one last.
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29:15Yeah, I played a role as Mr. Producer Li, giving them some leeway, pun intended, some creative control, okay?
29:25Yeah, sure.
29:27To give them some ownership, you know, get involved, their ideas.
29:34Okay, me, just general guidance direction, you'll be a comedy, not drama,
29:40It was a comedy. Something lightweight.
29:42It's like Christmas holiday, you know.
29:44Yeah, holiday spirit.
29:46Yeah, Wizard of Oz.
29:48What part did I play?
29:52Wicked Witch.
29:54Dressed in black.
30:02Yeah, it was fun.
30:06Our professors, they know me.
30:10Several of them, after the show,
30:12they came to me and said,
30:14Good job, Hocky Lee.
30:16Then I played the central role as a producer.
30:20Thank you, professors.
30:22Yeah, it was nice.
30:24How nice.
30:32And another tradition,
30:34Computer Science Department,
30:36Cornell.
30:38Halloween.
30:40Okay, yeah.
30:42So,
30:44I mean, upper years,
30:46we are like, first year, second year,
30:48something like that, okay.
30:50So, this is tradition, like,
30:52maybe it's fourth year or second year,
30:54something like that, okay.
30:56Halloween,
30:58October,
31:00we will dress up and we will visit
31:02professors' residential
31:04places.
31:06Okay, so, the list of addresses
31:08of our
31:10Computer Science professors.
31:12Our senior level PhD candidates,
31:14students, they have the list
31:16and they gave it to me.
31:18Why?
31:20Because I'm kind of a leader.
31:22Ring leader, okay.
31:24Leadership, when it comes to entertainment.
31:26Producer, okay.
31:28Organizer, okay.
31:30So, yeah, they gave it to me.
31:32And then,
31:34the investor level.
31:36Compressor Science Department, okay.
31:37Yeah.
31:38There are about 20 of us.
31:40Yeah.
31:41And visiting our professors.
31:42Trick or treat.
31:43Nice.
31:44And some of our professors
31:46also dressed up too,
31:48like as a bad man, right.
31:49That was nice.
31:51They have like children, you know.
31:53Trick or treat.
31:54That's so nice.
32:02Yeah.
32:03Yeah.
32:07I think it was second year.
32:08Okay.
32:09That was nice.
32:10Cheers.
32:15Many good memories.
32:16Okay.
32:17Yeah.
32:19At the senior level,
32:21PhD candidate students,
32:22they really took care of us.
32:24Like.
32:28Good people.
32:33Very humane.
32:34Okay.
32:39They took good care of us, you know.
32:47It's very familial,
32:48collegial environment.
32:49Okay.
32:50Then why did I drop out PhD?
32:51It was too much for me.
32:52Okay.
32:53I like studying, but not too, too much.
32:57But.
32:58PhD level.
32:59There's a lot of studying.
33:00Okay.
33:01And.
33:02I could not take it.
33:03It's like special forces.
33:04In the US army.
33:05Okay.
33:06Which I tried, but I dropped out.
33:07Okay.
33:08Uh.
33:09But.
33:10I learned a lot in those special trainings.
33:13Good experience.
33:14Good education.
33:15Yeah.
33:16I'm glad that I tried.
33:17Okay.
33:18I learned a lot.
33:19When I was there.
33:20Yeah.
33:21Oh yeah.
33:22Hmm.
33:23Now time check.
33:24It's been like 30 minutes.
33:25Okay.
33:26Yeah.
33:27Yeah.
33:28Okay.
33:29Yeah.
33:30Okay.
33:31Yeah.
33:32I'm glad that I tried.
33:33I learned a lot.
33:34When I was there.
33:35Yeah.
33:36Yeah.
33:37Oh yeah.
33:38Hmm.
33:39Now time check.
33:40It's been like 30 minutes.
33:41Okay.
33:42Yeah.
33:43It's been like 30 minutes.
33:44Okay.
33:45Okay.
33:46Yeah.
33:47Yeah.
33:48Yeah.
33:49Yeah.
33:50Yeah.
33:52Cheers.
34:07Uh.
34:08I'm hungry.
34:09I look forward to.
34:10Eat the Walmart.
34:11Uh.
34:12Fried chicken.
34:13With like a.
34:14Mustard.
34:15Ketchup.
34:16Mayonnaise.
34:17Okay.
34:18I look forward to eating that.
34:19But.
34:20Maybe we'll do a more segment.
34:21Okay.
34:22Yeah.
34:23Okay.
34:24Sure.
34:25Yeah.
34:26Okay.
34:27Uh.
34:28Sure.
34:29Yeah.
34:30Yeah.
34:31Five minutes.
34:33Yeah.
34:34Let's bring some.
34:35I'll ask you to do the room.
34:36Let's go.
34:37I'll ask you to do the room.
34:49Okay.
34:51Okay.
34:53Dead.
34:54I'll go.
36:27Okay.
36:29Welcome everybody.
36:31So the Twilight Zone episode I watched after the previous show is like I Dream of Genie.
36:39Okay.
36:40So like Aladdin's magic lamp Genie.
36:43Okay.
36:44So that was interesting.
36:45So the main actor, his name is Mr. Sid Caesar.
36:53Okay.
36:54He's famous actor in Hollywood and so I looked up his Wikipedia biography and there's some
37:00link to YouTube, his appearance in all TV shows like Black and White.
37:07There's something like this is your story or something like that.
37:12Okay.
37:13And some commentators say it's the funniest moment in American TV.
37:17Well, it was funny but I have to disagree.
37:20Okay.
37:21Like Mad TV, like wedding scene, to me that was funnier.
37:24That's like more contemporary, maybe 10 years ago.
37:28Okay.
37:29So.
37:30But it was fun.
37:31But I Dream of Genie.
37:32Yeah.
37:33He was nice.
37:34Good acting.
37:35Good writing.
37:36Good sentences.
37:37Yeah.
37:38Yeah.
37:39Yeah.
37:40Mr. Russell and Mr. Sid.
37:41Sid.
37:42Sid.
37:43Sid.
37:44Sidney.
37:45Okay.
37:46Sid.
37:47Sid.
37:48Yeah.
37:49They're both.
37:50American.
37:51Jewish Americans.
37:52Okay.
37:53Very talented.
37:54Okay.
37:55I love all races.
37:56Okay.
37:57I'm not discriminatory.
37:58Not at all.
37:59Look at me.
38:00I'm Asian.
38:01Okay.
38:02I love all races.
38:03Okay.
38:04Okay.
38:05And then I read some biography of Charlie Chaplin.
38:07Okay.
38:08He's not Jewish.
38:09He's British.
38:10Okay.
38:11So.
38:12Yeah.
38:13Interesting biographies.
38:14Born poor.
38:15And.
38:16He was.
38:18Denied.
38:19Reentry.
38:20To America.
38:21Back in 1950s.
38:23He was suspected of communism sympathizer.
38:27Back in the days.
38:281950s.
38:29Okay.
38:30So yeah.
38:31He stayed in Europe.
38:32Okay.
38:33He was born in 1980.
38:361889.
38:37So.
38:381950s.
38:39He was.
38:40Like in his 60s.
38:41Okay.
38:42And.
38:43He lived until something like.
38:46At the age of 88.
38:47Okay.
38:48So.
38:49He passed away in 1977.
38:51Okay.
38:52In.
38:53Switzerland.
38:54Okay.
38:55Yeah.
38:56But he did come back to America to get Academy Award.
38:59Okay.
39:00Yeah.
39:01Charles Chaplin.
39:02Okay.
39:03He's British.
39:04Okay.
39:05He's not Jewish.
39:06Okay.
39:07Okay.
39:08He's not Jewish.
39:09Okay.
39:10Okay.
39:11Okay.
39:12And.
39:13Okay.
39:14Yeah.
39:15Yeah.
39:16Okay.
39:17Yeah.
39:18Yeah.
39:19He was interested in communism.
39:20But.
39:21He didn't like.
39:22100% communist.
39:23No.
39:24I mean.
39:25In communism.
39:26They are good and bad.
39:27Okay.
39:28So.
39:29Communism.
39:30It's not like.
39:31100% wrong.
39:32It's not.
39:33Okay.
39:34Yeah.
39:35Yeah.
39:36So.
39:37Yeah.
39:38Charlie Chaplin.
39:39Yeah.
39:40He's cool.
39:41I like him.
39:42He's fun.
39:43Controversial figure.
39:44In his 50s.
39:45He dated.
39:46A young lady.
39:47Who's like.
39:4818 years old.
39:49Okay.
39:50So.
39:51I don't know.
39:52The controversial aspect of his life.
39:53Okay.
39:54So.
39:55I don't know.
39:56The controversial aspect of his life.
39:57Okay.
39:58So.
39:59I don't know.
40:00The controversial aspect of his life.
40:01Okay.
40:02I do have many DVD movies of Charles Chaplin.
40:14Okay.
40:15Like.
40:16The Kid.
40:17Modern Times.
40:18Gold Rush.
40:20Circus.
40:21Those are the.
40:23Good ones.
40:25That I really like.
40:27Okay.
40:28So.
40:29Maybe I watch one of his movies.
40:31After the show.
40:32True.
40:33Uh huh.
40:34So.
40:35Tyler Chaplin.
40:36Yeah.
40:37Silence era.
40:38Uh.
40:39We're talking about like.
40:401930s.
40:4140s.
40:42Okay.
40:43So.
40:44Uh.
40:45He wanted to.
40:46Continue that.
40:47Okay.
40:48When.
40:49Sound.
40:50Came.
40:51To movies.
40:52Back in 1930s.
40:53Okay.
40:54So.
40:55Yeah.
40:56Okay.
40:57So.
40:58Uh.
40:59He wanted to.
41:00Continue that.
41:01Okay.
41:02When.
41:03Sound.
41:04Came.
41:05To movies.
41:06Back in 1930s.
41:07Okay.
41:08So.
41:09Yeah.
41:10Okay.
41:11So.
41:12Yeah.
41:13Yeah.
41:14Effective.
41:15Visual.
41:16Storytelling.
41:17Without.
41:18Sound.
41:19Words.
41:20Yeah.
41:21Very nice.
41:22Kind of pantomime.
41:23Okay.
41:24Okay.
41:25He composed his own music too.
41:26Yeah.
41:27For the movies.
41:28Yeah.
41:29Mostly.
41:30Yeah.
41:31Based on some.
41:32Classical music too.
41:33Okay.
41:34So.
41:35Sampling.
41:36Yeah.
41:37So.
41:38Which movie.
41:39Would I watch.
41:40After the show.
41:41Maybe modern times.
41:42Okay.
41:43Hmm.
41:44Hmm.
41:45It's hilarious.
41:46This.
41:47Feeding machine.
41:48Right.
41:49In the factory.
41:50Yeah.
41:51That's funny.
41:52Yeah.
41:53That's funny.
41:54Yeah.
41:56Yeah.
41:57That's funny.
41:58Yeah.
41:59Yeah.
42:00That's funny.
42:01Yeah.
42:02Yeah.
42:03So.
42:04Which movie.
42:05Would I watch.
42:06After the show.
42:07Maybe modern times.
42:08Okay.
42:09Hmm.
42:10It's hilarious.
42:13This.
42:14Feeding machine.
42:15Right.
42:16In the factory.
42:17That's funny.
42:27Okay.
42:28That's all I have to say.
42:30Okay.
42:34See you probably tomorrow or tonight.
42:36I don't know.
42:37Okay.
42:38Yeah.
42:39See you later.
42:40Happy Friday.
42:42Happy spring time.
42:43Yeah.