 Hopefully we're live streaming. Are we on? Are we on? Let's see, let's see. I've been having some technical difficulties getting started on this stream. Oh, it looks like we're on. Right on, right on. 10 minutes of technical difficulties getting, hello, we are live. Woohoo. Yeah, I had to restart the computer a few times. It was giving me an error that I wasn't connecting to the server, but then when I tried to restart the computer was locking up, OBS was locking up, so some technical difficulties, some technical difficulties. Hello gang, how are you doing? Welcome to another live stream. I've been looking forward to this one and I was starting to get very disappointed if we weren't able to go live today. How's it going Chichou, doing good dragons, case man, how are you doing? Happy and healthy for forging forward. Yeah, with many people, like many people, right? Many, many people. Let me do a little intro. Today is March 14th, 2020. And we're doing a live stream on sort of open discussion on COVID-19 novel coronavirus. We're gonna take a look at some data and a table and some charts. Okay, and we're doing this basically two weeks. It's been two weeks since we did the last stream. Keiki Ofen, how are you doing? Welcome to a stream. It's been about two weeks since we did the last stream where we looked at the data and I added the data and loaded that stuff up onto BitShoot and YouTube. And I said I was gonna do these on a monthly basis, but because there was a lot of things unfolding, like in two weeks, the board has changed a lot, right? So I spent a fair bit of time today, all of today basically, a little bit of yesterday, just getting these tables and charts or a table and charts together. So we could do another update on what's going on. And I think it's important to do this. Okay, dragons, I work in the restaurant industry in New York City. Needless to say, I'm barely employed these days. Also means I can catch last year's awesome dragons. Glad to have you. There is positives to things, I guess, right? Gicho, what's up? Holden Hoos, how are you doing? Welcome to two nights in a row. Yeah, what's up, Holden Hoos? And this is gonna be the case for many people. I just talked to another friend and she mentioned that they're having some employment issues as well and I've talked to some other people as well. So this is gonna grind a little bit, right? Hope the government catches up with what they should be doing and gets people paid that can't work. Case man, I agree with you. And here's a kicker with our centralized governments, right? We started talking about, at the time, just a coronavirus and we started doing this, looked at the data initially during mass stream in mid-January towards the end of January. We've got a playlist on our YouTube channel and we've got the videos on BitShoot and stuff. We started talking about this, looking at the data, saying that it was gonna be problematic in a big way, right? About two months ago, governments must have known this, right? And if they didn't, they're completely incompetent. Just wanted to put that out there. And for those that are watching this on BitShoot or YouTube or any other platform that we load this on, we're just gonna do a little bit of salutations, wait a little bit, about 10 minutes or so. And we're just gonna say hi to everyone. Now, what we have planned to do in this live stream, what I've lined up to do in this live stream, we're gonna go through this table. And this table is sort of an expanded table of the previous one we looked at two weeks ago. Okay, and I've provided, there'll be a link in the description of the video that's loaded on BitShoot or YouTube. And for those of you who are following this live, if you go to the Patreon page, okay, which is basically chichou.com backslash, or pagechon.com backslash chichou, I did a post today, okay, sharing, uploading this table, as well as 13 graphs that we're gonna look at. So I know these numbers are pretty small because we're basically going from January 20th until March 13th. I grabbed the data from yesterday as well, right? So this table has approximately two months worth of data, right? There's a high res of this available on our Patreon page that you can take a look at. And today is March 14th, so that's the post you wanna look for, okay? And all the graphs I loaded up as well. Now, what we're gonna do is we're gonna go through this table a little bit, but mainly focus on the graphs, okay? And then what we're gonna do, or before that what we're gonna do is I wanna show you just two bar graphs and just four graphs that I've grabbed from online. Okay, so we're gonna do a little intro. So for those of you that are watching live in about 10 minutes after we read some comments and talk to some people and stuff like this, we're gonna look at those four graphs, which is basically the same graph. I just grabbed four different versions, which is basically the concept of flattening the curve, delaying the infection rate, because this thing's most likely gonna work itself through the population, right? So what we wanna do is delay the infections, right? Reduce the number of confirmed people per growth. We wanna bring down the growth per day, right? Percent growth per day, something we've talked about. Now we're gonna look at as well in this stream, right? Because that way the health infrastructure in whichever country you're in is not gonna get overwhelmed and those people that need critical care can't get that critical care. And we're gonna look at a couple bar graphs with the more fatality rate of COVID-19 and due to the comparison of COVID-19 to the flu, because a lot of people have been misguided in comparing this to the flu because it is not the flu, right? So it's important to look at the fatality rate, which is pretty, you know, one of the main things we have to keep in mind, okay? Aside from that, I'm just gonna catch up on the chat a little bit. And I do, for those of you watching on BitShoot and YouTube or any other platform, we're live streaming this on Twitch, okay? And we do announce these live streams on Twitter, okay? I'm just putting these up because people have been asking one of my real-life minds and gab, all the links will be provided in the description of this video, okay? Aside from that, welcome everyone. Sorry for that. I don't think theaters are going to be open any longer in the near future. Yeah, Spider-Man, I don't think so either. I'm surprised they still are. For some reality for us now, yeah. Crisis Cougar, I got a feeling this might be the case as well, okay? Happy to catch one of your streams, man. Blood chat, but just in case some people are gonna stop watching this stream or might as well put this at the beginning when it's loaded up. Collecting the data and looking at the data as it progresses, looking at COVID-19 as it progresses. So we need to get a good three then too. Welcome, welcome. Welcome to the stream team. Oh, what was Chico mentioned? Oh, the Patreon one. Oh yeah, I should grab it. The images, okay. I'm gonna scroll down gang. I'm just gonna come down. Lima, how are you doing? Just make sure I'm catching takedown as well. I might pop this up later on. Close as I have to a collective spreadsheet editor is this one, which is a collective text editor in the heavy topics. We've got a COVID-19 folder and I'll take a look at it and see how much time I can have. Up time. So we're about 15 minutes in. Okay, that's good. That's good timing. Welcome everyone, by the way. We found out that I love, love Tony. And today we found out, Reno Mike, how are you doing? Today we found out one of the best quotes you should put to memory and it is from Dune, Frank Herbert's Dune, is fear is the mind killer, right? Cheat for you. Okay, we're starting this a little bit later, but Cheat Show, Caseman, right? So you can't be afraid because really fear makes you make, like, it introduces mistake. I need to read the names of them, right? Now, if you haven't seen this graph yet, this chart, learn it, right? Because right now, what everybody is promoting and there's different versions of this graph kicking around, right? Here, let me pop up the other versions. Here's one, here's another one, right? Here's another one. And this one is the simplest one that's been going around. I'm not a huge fan of this one, but it's okay, right? But all these four graphs are really telling us the same thing. They're saying this COVID-19 virus is gonna play out through the population, right? How many get infected is it gonna be exponential growth? Is it gonna be S? That's some of the stuff we're gonna look at, right? But it's pretty much given that it's gonna roll out through the population. What everybody is really trying to do in the healthcare sector right now and anybody that knows what's going on, right? And we've been looking at the stuff for a couple of months now, right? We know that if this thing's rolling out through the population, we can't have it spiking, right? We can't have everybody getting sick at the same time, right? Or everybody that's susceptible to needing hospitalization or intensive care or heavy care getting hit at the same time because that is completely going to overwhelm the healthcare industries, the healthcare sector in whatever country you're in, right? So everybody right now is trying to delay or slow down the rate of progression, right? They don't want the spike because when you get the spike, more people unfortunately may pass away because they're not getting the care they need or it'll take longer for them to recoup and stuff like this. So if you're able to extend this rate, slow down a little bit, then the healthcare industries in whatever country you're in can deal with it. Now the line, the horizontal line that's going across, some countries, the line is going to be how more things I want to show you that I grabbed from online, right? So right now, everybody should be doing your own preventative measures. Now the other things I want to show you is this, which is, let me pop this up as well. So people look exponential as well, right? So keep this in mind as well. And for those that have been comparing this to the flu, here's the, let me bring up the table. Okay, I'm just going to do a little catch up on chat. I'm going to do a little, what we did two weeks ago. So I've added, I think, four or five new columns, right? And what we're going to do is we're going to look at, because last time we looked at 11 graphs. So we're going to look at the updated version of the 11 graphs, which includes two weeks of additional data, 14, probably 14, 14 days of additional data, right? So we're going to look at two weeks of additional data for those 11 graphs that we looked at previously. As well, we're going to look at two additional graphs. Okay, and again, the graphs are available on our Patreon page. And it's the Patreon, boop. If you go to our Patreon page and the post that I loaded this table and the graphs on, it was loaded on March 14th, 2020. Okay, let's look at the first graph. Now the first graph is, let me take this down. Let me scroll down. This is something we looked at previously, right? Now, previously we were into day 43 and we talked about it in a previous video that we were starting to see a kick up, right? We were hoping that it wasn't going to go exponential, right? So from day 41, I believe, because this is from day one to day 54, right? January 20th, all the way to March 13th, right? So about two months worth of data, seven weeks worth of data that we're looking at, which is 54 days or so, right? Now, more than seven weeks, right? Seven and a half weeks, eight weeks worth of data, right? Almost. I am upset about the handling. Let me bring this over a little bit. I'm upset about the handling here in the USA just to add to the list you chose. Yeah, well, if there's anything additional you guys want to take a look at because we're going to crunch this stuff a lot more, right? I'm going to add more columns as we start getting more data coming in, right? But what we see here is, in the previous stream we talked about, we were hoping that this was not going to go exponential here, right? It wasn't going to go, how do I do this? It wasn't going to go, right? But it is, right? So if you take from day 41 to day 54, that's what we were hoping wasn't going to happen and it's happening. Now, the reason this is happening, this is the total confirmed cases globally, right? The next graph, if we look at, this is the total confirmed cases coming out of China, right? And we're not making a decision on how accurate the source of this information is, right? We're not concerned about all the theories that the data's flawed or they're not releasing all the information or anything like this, irrelevant to us, right? Because if we're seeing growth almost grind down to a halt, right? So China numbers looks like they're flattening out, right? Very little growth inside China. So why is the total kicking up exponentially? Because what we're seeing is confirmed cases outside of China going full on exponential like this, right? You can hear the storm outside. We did the stream yesterday and the storm is still going, right? Serious windy, serious windy. So what we're seeing here is the exponential of confirmed cases outside of China kicking up the total confirmed cases into an exponential growth globally, right? So if this trend continues, what we're gonna see is, and we have a graph of this available, chart of this available, we're seeing right now when we look at percentages and I'll bring up the graph of this, we're seeing right now the total confirmed cases relative to the total confirmed cases. China is making up 60% of that but outside of China is not 40% of total confirmed cases. So it's having a bigger effect on the total confirmed cases globally, including China, right? So this is the total confirmed cases globally. This is China and the kick we're seeing in the total is due to outside of China growing exponentially, right? Now the next graph, okay, now we're gonna take a look at is percent growth per day globally, right? And again, keep in mind that two weeks ago we looked at this data, right? So if you take from day 41 to 54, that wasn't available to us. Actually, I guess 42 to 54, that wasn't available to us in the previous two weeks ago when we looked at this data, right? And at that time we said, ah, it looks like this is gonna start kicking up. And what we're seeing right now is percent growth per day globally is kicking up because of the cases that we're seeing, the exponential growth that we're seeing, this graph, right? So this is having an effect on the percent growth per day outside of China, right? And if we take a look at the table, I know it's really small gang, but in the bottom here, if you look at the tables, you're seeing right now percent growth per day outside of China coming onto the, you know, five, six, seven percent, right? While outside of China, the growth rate is still around 20% which we're gonna look at, right? So the total growth rate is kicking up per day globally, right? The Chinese growth rate per day has had basically zero, right? So the contribution of China, China's new cases to the global total is basically zero. The kick up that we're seeing here where we're reaching the 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, that's due to this graph, this data, which is the percent growth per day outside of China. And again, two weeks ago, when we looked at this graph, it had hit 20%, 30% that we talked about, right? At day 39, it hit 30%, it was fluctuating there. And we mentioned that it was gonna sort of look like it was probably stabilizing around the 20% mark, right? And that's what we're seeing right now. So percent growth per day outside of China, 20%. You have only 53 cases in Taiwan, that's good, that's good. I wouldn't trust the numbers coming out of China or the US or many other countries, right? I don't trust the numbers coming out of Canada and I'm in Canada, right? Because the tests were delayed, they were not testing everyone, right? So we're gonna see the confirmed cases kick up now that the testing mechanism is kicking into gear and people are going, okay, we need to get off our asses and take care of this, right? And put in some containment measures and talk about social distancing within our communities, right? So a lot of concerts are being canceled now, a lot of events are being canceled, right? Which is the right thing to do. So this graph is percent growth per day outside of China. Do you think everyone in this chat will inevitably contract a virus? I don't know, Curtis, but my guess is people in this chat will get the virus, for sure. Personally, for me, I'm at the high risk end because my partner's on the front lines, right? So be it, it is part of our lives, right? Not everyone, they're saying basically, yeah, 40 to 60% and that's this season. We'll see what happens in next season if this becomes a seasonal thing, right? Like, does everyone you know, has everyone you know gotten the flu? Like, I don't know, I don't know if everyone I know has gotten the flu, right? That's over a long period of time, yeah. Thanks, case man. Now, let's take a look at the next graph. This graph is total deaths in the world. And again, we take the 14 days back and what we're seeing is, again, the exponential kick up. And for obvious reasons, we know that where that's from. That's from the outside of China numbers kicking in, right? Giving the total deaths this exponential growth again, right? And it doesn't look like this is going to turn around any time soon. It might turn around and stabilize, right? This is what China's looks like. So China's is just... Oh, sorry, this is the recovered, my bad. So we're going to look at the China's. But this is the total deaths globally, right? Now, this is the total recovered globally. And you're seeing the total recovered start to not go as fast and it's turning down, right? Why is it turning down? Because the growth rate outside of China is exploding, right? So if the growth rate is exploding, there's a delay factor in how long it takes people to recover, right? Some people, I believe it's two weeks up to six weeks, right? Eight weeks. Some people have longer term health effects, right? Because it hits the lungs, right? So some people may be left with some longer term health effects if they're not taken out, if they go into critical condition, right? So we're seeing this turn down, which is unfortunate, right? Which is an indication that we're getting total deaths kicking up because the growth rate outside of China is kicking up, right? The 20%, okay? This graph here is the fatality rate, right? So we're seeing the recovery rate start to not go into the exponential but roll over, right? And this is the fatality rate that we're seeing, right? We knew a couple of weeks beforehand, 10 days to a couple of weeks beforehand before WHO came out that the fatality rate had kicked up to 3.5%. It was making its way to 3.5%, right? And we knew at least a week beforehand that it had hit 3.5% or 3.4% before WHO said it was 3.4%. So it's good to be aware of this stuff, right? This is the power of mathematics. This is one of the reasons we're doing this, right? To know what's going on, right? But unfortunately what we're seeing now is the fatality rate is starting to kick up again, right? It's starting to hit towards 4%. I hope it doesn't go there, but right now the highest we got from the table was 3.7% fatality rate, okay? And this is globally main reason the driving mechanism of that is the cases outside of China or the numbers that we're getting outside of China, right? Okay, so keep this in mind. This is one of the downsides of the data. It's telling us that the fatality rate is kicking up, okay? One of the other downsides is we're seeing the percent total recovered drop, right? It was going up nicely, but then it rolled over and dropped. Why did it drop? Because the confirmed cases outside of China exploded, right? So we're seeing the exponential of the confirmed cases outside of China bring down the total recovered big time because there's a lot more people that are infected now, right? And growing exponentially. So this thing's going to come down. And once the rest of the countries start to get a handle on what's going on, hopefully, this thing should stabilize and should start going up again. We hope, right? But that's a pretty steep decline right now, right? With mathematics, when you see graph, when something goes like this the steeper it is, the more energy it takes to change its direction, right? Just think of it as a car, right? When a car is going fast, it's going to take a lot more to turn it, slow it down, right? Graphs work the same way, really. Graphs work the same way, okay? You can think of them as in a weird way. I know it's weird to say, but sort of live. I can't wait until the virus is through, for sure. Or hopefully it mutates out of existence, right? Now the next graph here. This is the percent, the ratio of deaths versus recovered. And what we're seeing, initially the number of people that were dying relative to the number that were recovered, the dying were more than the recovered, right? Because the recovery rate was so long and some, the people who were in critical condition, some of them were getting knocked off pretty fast. So the number of dead was more than the number of recovered. What we saw as time progressed, the number of recovered increased a lot, right? And the ratio of death, those who died compared to those who recovered, was coming down fast, right? Now what happened is this thing bottomed out, right? And unfortunately we're seeing it kick up again. In the table you'll see it, okay? The percent is starting to increase again. And again this is due to the virus exploding outside of China, right? So what's happening is there's a lot of people getting sick outside of China and unfortunately the deaths have increased as well. It's kicking up to 3.7% fatality, right? So hopefully this doesn't start going up too fast. Hopefully it just stays here and goes down again, right? That's what we're hoping for. Now all of these graphs that we just looked at, these 11 graphs that we just looked at, we looked at in the previous stream as well. And if you're on YouTube or on BitShoot, they're on both platforms. We haven't created a playlist on BitShoot yet, but they are available on a playlist or COVID-19 playlist on YouTube, right? And the links to these charts is available on our Patreon page. If you go to the Patreon page, you'll see all these graphs, right? Now these are the 11 we looked at previously. I got two more graphs for you guys that I want to show you guys, right? That emphasizes what's happening more. And this is basically what we're going to end up doing. We're collecting this data in real time. And on a monthly basis, this month we ended up doing one at the beginning of the month. We're doing one in the middle of the month, which is March 14th right now, right? And we're going to do one at the end of the month, March, April. We're going to do one at the beginning of April, most likely April 1st. Thank you, Spider-Man. We're going to do one most likely on April 1st, where we have two more weeks of data and take a look at these graphs again, these 11 graphs. And what we're going to do as we continue to collect data, I'm going to start adding more columns and we're going to start looking at more metrics, right? So consider these next two graphs, two more columns that we've added in our table, which is this guy here, let me bring it out. In this table, we've added actually four more columns or five more columns to this table. And we're creating two more graphs from this. It's actually four columns. We're doing a comparison between columns now on the same graph. And we're going to start building this up a lot more. And then we're going to start introducing some of the statistics in there, start looking at exponential growth formulas and interest rate formulas and take a look at the means and standard deviations and whatnot. This is a long-term project, right? So keep this in mind. There's two more graphs we're introducing to our data set. There's this one. This is percent total death inside China versus outside China. Now, this virus got a foothold in China and started growing. Obviously, there was most of the mortalities and most of the conferred cases was going to be inside China, right? So as they started getting a handle on this, they did huge quarantine measures and decontamination and serious social distancing that for some reason in the Western world, in my part anyway, people really aren't doing it, which is, I think, is inconsiderate because they don't really understand how taxed the healthcare system is. Let me take down this Patreon thing. That way you're not being distracted by that, right? So wherever you are, if you guys are getting together with, going to shows, going to concerts, getting together for a whole bunch of you and stuff, start really thinking about how taxed your healthcare system is. And if you have any relatives, anyone in the healthcare system, right? They will be affected by this. So start creating even malls, movie theaters, right? Anything large gatherings and large... If you're going in a lineup in Costco, stand outside with hundreds of people to try to get toilet paper, that's not the right thing to do if you're trying to make sure as few people as possible are infected by this, right? You don't want to go to large gatherings, okay? And this is going to take some community type of measure, right? People need to talk about this and really appreciate what exponential growth means, right? There's a man that intimately knows a nurse. Nurses are always working places that are understaffed, always, always. Like we're in Canada, our healthcare system without COVID-19 was operating at 110 to 150% short over capacity. Like really, it's huge, right? If we don't, in the Western world, we and anywhere all over the world but the West seems to be taking this a little bit lightly, as far as I'm concerned. If we don't get a handle on this and reduce, flatten the curve, right? If we don't flatten the curve, then we're going to run into problems and this is sort of what we're seeing right now. Outside of China, the total, percent, total deaths outside of China are going full-on exponential here while China is coming down, right? Take the numbers for what they are. We know that the outside numbers, you know, you can't really question those too much. It could be underestimated, but there are countries that are reporting legit numbers, right? Now, here's another graph which is related to this, okay? And again, this is two metrics we're looking at. This is the total deaths inside China versus outside China. So, there is still deaths occurring inside of China, right? But the slope of that thing, that's linear now, right? It went exponential and then it's kicked into linear. There are little blips and stuff, right? It might expand again in China, right? However, right now it's looking linear. That's a good thing, right? Hopefully it flattens out with the slope of zero and we get a negative slope and it goes down and disappears, right? Outside of China, the total deaths is on an exponential scale, right? It's growing exponentially. So, what that means is we need to take some serious measures to make sure we flatten that sucker out, right? Give it a line, bring it down, drop it, okay? That's what the data is telling us. So, unfortunately, again, this graph here outside of China has momentum, right? So, it's not going to all of a sudden stop and go away, right? This needs to be turned around. Momentum like this doesn't rarely drop, okay? It rarely drops. So, it needs to be put pressure on it, okay? And right now, because there aren't too many other options available to us, the best way to do this is make sure you're washing and all this jazz, but make sure you're applying some social distancing and not going to huge events where one person with an R naught value of two or four can infect two or four people, right? And if they're spending time inside a closed space, they might infect more people. Now, luckily for us, we're coming into spring and there's going to be more people going out more and the sun's going to be shining. So, this should start turning around nature playing its role, but we're still a couple of months away from that. And if it's exponential growth for a couple of months, that might not be good, okay? Now, these are all the graphs that I got available today. I wasn't even going to go this far with these graphs and tables and stuff, but once I got started this morning, I just kept on going all day and putting all this stuff together. I got lost in the data. One reason is it is extremely important, right? And the mathematics reveals a lot. And I've heard seen a lot of people dismiss what's going on or a lot of people freak out as to what's going on. When you look at the mathematics, you get a good feel of what's going on and what needs to be done, right? That is the power of mathematics, okay? And again, this stuff is available on our Patreon page if you want to take a look at these graphs, okay? Aside from that, I didn't really read too much from the chat. I was trying to get through the content. What I'm going to do right now is just go to the chat and talk to the chat and whatnot. And we'll see what people think. And if there's any other graphs, any of these graphs that you guys want to take a look at more closely, let me know, I'll bring them up. Right now, we can leave up a couple of the graphs. The table is pretty small to read. Maybe we'll leave this on as well and take this guy off. The title off. And let me move this guy down as well. That way... Oh, yeah, all those graphs are on top there. Okay, I got to turn off these things. Let me turn off these guys and readjust this so people see that way if anybody's popping onto the stream, they'll get a feel for what it means to flatten the curve because that's really one of the reasons I decided to put a little bit more hardcore on this for today's stream. Okay, let me take down the Patreon thing too. And I'm just going to hop into the chat and read up on some of the conversation and see where the conversation takes us possibly. Up time. Not bad. Not bad. I better not catch any anti-vaxxers getting the COVID-19 vax when it comes out. We'll see. Hopefully this thing will burn itself out. Right? Crisis Cougar. That's what I'm hoping anyway. Flatten the curve. Yeah, 51 minutes already. It was 15 minutes last I checked because, yeah, when you get a really, I lost track of time going through all this data today. Like just fine-tuning it, graphing it, putting on the, trying to center things. It was fun. It was fun. How long will you, well as teachers, be out do you think? I don't know. They haven't canceled schools in my area yet. They canceled a couple of schools just because a couple of kids got hit. We're on spring break right now. My guess is school is going to be canceled in my area as well. If we're not able to flatten this curve, get rid of this exponential growth, school might be out for the rest of the year. Okay, possibly. Hopefully not more than a month if we're able to get a handle on this. Chico, I had to decline a position at Costco today due to my wife having a compromised immune system. Yeah, Spider-Man. Right now, it's the right decision to do, I think. It's not an emergency place to work at Costco, right? I went to the grocery store in my area and the people working there looked really taxed. They looked exhausted, right? So, Spider-Man, I think you did the right thing. Thanks for the information, Sea Witch. My pleasure, Sea Witch. Knowledge is power. Very well put. Good info, my guy. Enjoyable stream. Awesome crisis. I'm glad you're enjoying it. Always be making what area are you? Texas. By the way, here's my snacks for today. More pastries, right? And some cheese. Pastries and cheese. And tea. Chocolate, dark tea. Spider-Man and I had a talk and we just decided it's what was best for my health. Yeah, and for Spider-Man as well, right? There are people who are being hit with this, who are younger, who are being hit hard, right? So, why play Russian roulette? It's not worth it, right? My colleagues just moved online. They extended our spring break also to prepare for the transfer to online classes. Yeah, holding. They just did it since yesterday. Or was that the case yesterday as well? It is terrible. People have to act in the fear these last few weeks. Yeah, it's crazy, right? Like, for those of you who've been here watching these live streams that we've been doing regarding COVID-19, we weren't talking fear. We were talking information. Information, knowledge. Know what's happening. Prepare yourself. Be cautious. Understand the situation. Understand the system. That is the key, right? I mentioned it on the discord, but I postponed my wedding until this. All those, oh, really? Wow, we have elderly family members. We don't want to put in harm's way. Awesome case, man. Smart choice. Got to make the cautious smart decisions. 100%. 100% case, man. For me, just so you know, I'm trying to convince some of our friends and stuff to cancel some events that we've planned. Right? It's the best thing to do. Right? Yeah, smart choice, man. I'm glad you did that. I've been eating oatmeal all day today with apples and some mulberries and a little bit of chocolate. Wheat protein, almonds, honey, green tea and vitamins to last me two months. Nice. Just as much to curb spending general health as to this whole deal. Awesome. And you need some protein in there. Oh, you got almonds for protein. Awesome dragons. Tough decision though. Tough decision. See which I can appreciate the tough decision. Especially considering the economic situation in the world right now that things are pretty topsy-turvy. Some people are going to get hurt economically and stuff like this. So tough decision. But it's better to cut back spending. Be more frugal than put yourself at risk because if you get hit that cost is going to be enormous. Enormous. That was Thursday they decided that a lot of the colleges in Virginia started doing it last week. Awesome. That's good. Smart decision. Is oatmeal a good food to stock up on to last you a while? Curtis, yeah, rice. You need protein. Protein can be had through cheese and cheese lasts a long time. You can have dried almonds. Walnuts. I don't know how much protein walnuts have. They should have some. Almonds have a fair bit of protein, I believe. You got eggs. If you buy fresh eggs they'll last you a month in the fridge. Peanut butter. Almond butter. You know, dried dried what do you call it? Jerky. You can keep stuff in the freezer. You know sausages, chicken bones. You can make broth. You need protein, but rice, oatmeal, steel cut oats bread. You can keep bread in the freezer. Just have bread. Get some flour. Make your own bread. Make pancakes. Most of us should have enough food to feed us for at least a month. I hope so anyway. Canned goods. Dried goods. Yeah, I know Spiderman. See which. We said hi last night. Right? For some reason I remember the name. Or I made an intention to remember the name. Jerry Farwell Jr. You may have heard of him, but he runs Liberty University and hasn't yet put classes online. He doesn't think this virus is a big deal. Is this Jerry Farwell the evangelical dude? But his friends with Trump. So that figures. If you don't know who Farwell is, look him up. He's an idiot. Yeah. There's a lot of idiots in this world. In power, positions of power that is. Can you pull up the death rate by age graph? Yeah, for sure. Let me bring that up. Let me take these guys down. And I'll keep that one up. Da da da da da. Okay, this is the death rate by age. Let me take this one down too. Right? Sorry, I forgot about that. It's okay, but thanks for the reminder, Spiderman. Going in a month from now to get food is going to be a little spooky. My guess is right now this was the first wave of people trying to stock up. So a lot of people have stocked up. They probably have bought some perishables. They bought a lot of stuff. They're probably when the new supply comes they're probably not going to go try to hoard again. Right? So I'm guessing right now is just the first wave of people freaking out on buying stuff. We're going to start getting things coming through again. Right? Especially if we can flatten the curve. Right? I don't know how you could possibly enforce any kind of online course structure in public schools. Especially low income public schools like mine. Yeah, always be making. Right now I don't know how the education system is going to fare with this. I know with my students I have students that I have online that I work with. I know one student that I was seeing in person, in town just requested that we do our stuff online. I said sure, no problem. And I'm 100% okay with that. Right? And I could probably do that with almost all of my students except like 2 or 3 of them. Right? The centralized education system is going to be it's going to be decimated after this. Right? People are not going to get the core information they need. So if this thing lasts a while, so next year they're going to have major graphs and some core courses, one of them being mathematics. Do you have death rate outside China? Yeah, Spiderman. Let me bring that up as well. I got to make this smaller. Let me bring that up. Okay, there we go. Infected Total Other This is, hold on, let me take this graph down. This is confirmed cases outside of China. Right? So this is confirmed cases outside of China. This is fatality rate. Where are we? Fatality rate total? Okay, oh, so we don't want to recover death total recover total. Hey, where is it? Oh man. Let me find it. Where did it go? Total death. This is the one. Total death inside China versus outside China. Right? So outside of China is the red line. That's growing pretty much exponentially. Unfortunately. And right now the number here, if we bring up the table, I believe it's at 14 1400. The column is very small for me as well. Actually it's 1700 I believe. It's right where the information begins. It's column number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. It's column number 13. Right? And that's what we're seeing here. We'll see what it looks like in the next few days. Oh, death rate by age. I wish we could see the information between healthy people and immune compromised people. Yeah, there's going to be, I'm assuming there's going to be more data available slowly. And if we make this stuff what do you call it? If we make this spreadsheet open source somewhere online, we'll add more columns as requested and we'll create a, you know, I'll keep on doing it from my end and when it's available we figure it out. We'll load it on there. Yeah, that's why that's the thing teachers are bringing up. However, what's the thing? Oh, we bought the education. If you can step back from this the effect this is going to have on demographics is effected in affected areas is going to be profound. And if this thing continues to grow on outside of China and a lot of the baby boomers, a lot of the elderly in the western world get hit in the United States, Canada in Europe and stuff start getting hit. A lot of those people have there's going to be serious economic effects because there's going to be inheritance and stuff like this. And a lot of those people have RSPs and whatnot and that's going to hit the markets again. I'm bringing up the markets because we're going to talk about economics tomorrow, but just planting seeds in tomorrow stream that we're going to do from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. we need to talk about this as well. There's going to be COVID effects on the economy, not just because of the supply chain not because people have been getting sick but because of the long-term effects if there's going to be a lot of elderly that might be taken out right? It's going to be profound it's going to be profound. I don't think there's enough good data. All public schools are closed in my area. All public schools I'm just going to catch up on the chat. All public schools are closed in my area. The loud annoying kids downstairs are going to be up past midnight every night. Oh no. I don't think there's enough. The storm is crazy. If we lose the connection gang I'll see you guys tomorrow morning. It's really windy, been really windy in the last couple of days. I don't think there's enough good data outside China yet. Every source I've seen for this breakdown has been based on China data. We're starting to get the good data coming in from outside of China from certain regions anyway more than half the deaths so far are still Chinese. But it's changing and if this is going to grow exponentially unfortunately we're going to see the change the global take effect more. If the curve isn't flattened do you think some of the kids will be held back a year? I got a feeling they'll just do accelerated maybe extend the school year start in August maybe cancel summer vacation I don't think they can really just infrastructure the economics of it I don't think they can hold people back because there's new kids coming in to year one, year two so it's a domino thing they need to be moved along the line they need to be moved along because there's constant flow coming what they could do is say then the really young kids the parents have to hold them at home for an extra year so they might delay the advancement of kids going into the public education system so instead of starting grade one I believe in grade six or when they're six years old they'll start grade one kindergarten when they're seven years old so how many years later 10 years later 12 years later the people graduating are going to be a year older than they are graduating now we don't know yet most places are probably probably pushed for some kind of remote teaching if this goes on much longer some places, a lot of places won't be able to a lot of kids won't be able to right though that isn't possible everywhere no, the thing I'm worried about with prolonged school closures is child care, yeah like once that I saw one thing I watched they said basically 40% of nurses have kids in school so if the schools are closed the nurses have kids someone has to watch the kids if they're really young they have to hire someone to watch the kids but there won't be people available so that's going to put a strain on the healthcare system as well educational authority is well within their rights to simply hand wave any kind of missed instructions had pushed the kids through anyway, yeah there's too much hassle with the backup keeping kids back I don't think they'll keep them back I think they need to push them along too bad for their education Tony okay, but doesn't press stop streaming and act like it was a storm okay, but don't press stop streaming and act like it was no Tony, I don't do that I love being here I'm not here because anyone's forcing me or anything, I do these streams because I love creating this content and I think it's important I don't know if anybody else is doing this tell you the truth I haven't come across, I've followed news fair a bit, people talk about this and what not, but it's more opinion I'm more concerned about the mathematics I'm more concerned about the idea because we have a long term plan I want to use this information to create a module to teach mathematics probably in statistics so I guess I have skin in the game, I'm doing this because I have a vision for this wife headed out and wanted to thank you for the information she feels a lot more for an awesome spider-man I'm glad good, good, good Tardy toes I wonder if we could see a more standardized national home school curriculum that isn't necessarily dependent on internet access Tardy toes I'm working on it if I'm doing my best but I do have a Patreon page if I'm able to get more funds coming through the Patreon page, getting the support then I can start putting more resources towards it my whole plan is to create enough content, enough modules to teach all of high school mathematics but not the way our centralized education system is teaching it more in terms of teaching people how they can use math in the real world if you go mathinrealife.com I thank you to my website my tertiary secondary website that I haven't been able to update for about 5 years now the last update I did there was 5 years ago because I'm firing on all cylinders maxed out right so I need to have funds start coming in on support level on that front, that way I can cut back doing some of the other things I'm doing to be able to focus on that stuff a little bit more just letting you know I'm pretty sure other people might be doing this well I'm pretty sure other people are doing this as well if you like the way I'm doing it which is basically you're seeing the way I'm teaching mathematics by all means Patreon page is open but in the future there will be 100% right unfortunately we need facilitators and how do we have hands on meaningful education without real interaction always be making you can be facilitator online I've been teaching online without seeing my students in person and I've had students excel rapidly really it takes care it's got to be very focused education industry hopefully is going to see a boom where there's going to be a lot more people doing this type of work online type of work one on one lessons one on three lessons doing instructions like this not in a classroom where the kids are antsy, they're anxious with 30 of them 40 of them sitting there 75% don't even know what's going on the other 25% are lost even if they do care our education system needs a complete revamp needs a complete revamp that people that work from home I, Twitch TV are super comfy and lucky occur to a certain degree but I don't think majority of people are making a living out of this I know I'm not not off the Twitch and YouTube I still work like most of the funds to sustain my life to be able to do what I'm doing is not coming from my online work it's coming from my work that I've been doing for 20 years hopefully things kick into that stage where a lot of people can start creating a lot of informed amazing content that is lacking in our societies cut through the BS, cut through the propaganda real education shit just got rumors that cinema will be shutting down for the foreseeable future yeah Spiderman I'm pretty sure most theaters are going to close down oh man Spiderman I hope you'll be covered my fingers are crossed that in Canada and the United States if this thing continues on this level the government is going to step in and help people out in a sense of zero taxes tax rebates whatever it is or stopping what do you call it payments what do you call it jubilee jubilee is it called jubilee where debts are wiped clean you misunderstood me always been making I teach engineering in a STEM academy I want my kids in the shop making things as much as possible yeah on that front 100% always been making hands on for sure for sure there needs to be places where kids can go and participate in group activity and create things maybe working together with other people to write programs maybe doing machine work, woodwork, maybe collecting data doing surveys and analyzing the data it's going to hit education system hard and we can't do that at home my kids don't have the resources nobody does I don't think especially mechanics hands on that type of infrastructure you need places to go and do hopefully that's going to develop into it's happening right now a little bit in my part of the world anyway there are education centers I don't know what to call them education centers they call them school camps to a certain degree where parents sign up the kids to go build robotics right so I've had students in the summer go sign up for these programs and it's a robotics program where they go for a month two weeks to a month and they build some robots during the summer when school is not in and the kids I've talked to that have done this type of thing they learn more in those two weeks and that month they do all year sitting in a classroom because they're doing extremely necessary I want my paycheck until I can go back to work yeah I'm 100% out of my job because I can't go into commercial buildings or people's property luckily I have some nice savings I'm on awesome Curtis which is what we all need we all need a buffer it's ridiculous that anyone should have to be worrying about that right now but it's true, yeah I agree they need to call a Jubilee to a certain degree governments and say all financial loans that's everything let's see what happens but instead what do they do in the United States anyway they give $1.5 trillion to Wall Street why not give that and we talked about this yesterday if they give in the United States $1,000 rebate tax rebate to everyone that files taxes I don't know what the numbers were I didn't look it up today but let's say 150 million people there'll be $150 billion every month as a tax rebate if they get $1,000 a month each and they could do that for 10 months until this thing blows over or until they can figure out how to manage it instead of giving Wall Street $1.5 trillion in one shot crazy, crazy but you shouldn't have to dip into savings the government has that halt all collections yeah, yeah I don't need to spend for a while loving these bike rides over the subway rents and bills frozen in one step in step one, 100% my local power company already sent out communication that they will not be shutting anyone's power off for non-payment effective immediately awesome case man I think they should also freeze all means testing and reviews for assistance programs everything needs to sort of opinion on governments compensating those who will lose money because of this it depends who we're talking about right now in the United States they just compensated Wall Street $1.5 trillion because Wall Street lost some money wow what in the world was that right? are you pissed? are you an American? you should be pissed you should be pissed and by the way this isn't a republican thing during the 2008 financial clout the government gave Wall Street more than 1.5 trillion they bailed out Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae to a tune of 4 trillion and 700 billion a month it would or 70 billion a month or 700 billion you lost track of what was going on right? during the Obama administration they were doing exactly the same thing bailing out Wall Street to the tune of trillions of dollars right? you should be pissed if you're an American or the US take money from the military why would we need the military budget right now we could use that for our family they bombed Iraq again in the last couple of days you got a virus going through the United States exploding and they're bombing other countries what in the world is that right? when the financial markets crash if everyone's debt is forgiven no one would give out loans after that never jubilees have happened throughout history and there's a way to roll them out so to answer your question history has proven yes there's hiccups but things recover and jubilees are part of the current economic system in terms of usury being in effect with interest rates because it needs to happen jubilees I see grouping kids by age for not classes to take counterproductive 100% journey started I talked to parents and other people who tell me that kids who should be soaring in education are kept idle in class 100% the kids in classes in Washington state cannot learn when they are smoking that I disagree with right a cannabis doesn't have you could take two people one consumes cannabis the one that consumes cannabis could do phenomenal and the one that doesn't could fail out cannabis has nothing to do with this occasionally you see them smoking again that has nothing to do with anything I'm more concerned about kids walking into 7-11 and grabbing those little shots of energy drink poison journey started that's literally pure poison it's speed that they are drinking wow what and they can buy it in 7-11 not that I don't believe in prohibition but we have to get our data on facts straight the rich are going to eat steak even if they never get another for ever I don't think they gave that away just very favorable loans I mean the central banks also buy bad assets which is basically like giving money giving money racer kill giving money to who right now the repo by the way this collapse in the wall street stock market COVID-19 is the excuse right it was already ready to pop right if you look at the repo rate the repo rate in interest went from 2% to 10% overnight where the Fed was introducing liquidity because banks weren't lending to each other overnight the government has been feeding wall street money taxpayer money into the stock market for since 2008 right just feeding it for 12 years just giving it money meanwhile the companies have been buying back their stocks their executives their bonuses being paid paid out based on the stock value so they've been buying their stocks even though the company need to spend money on R&D so they haven't been innovating they've just been buying back their stock kick up the stock price to a certain level and then they cash out like this has been going on this was a build up to this in the last couple of months we had a huge influx of CEOs resigning and cashing out right COVID-19 is the excuse right call it a tax everyone knows these things they can just cut a check all they want add one more zero if it benefits them they'll just conjure it up from thin air IQ 195 Chris Picker Chris Picker they are using the energy drinks to counter the slowness for the one normal journey they're using the energy drinks to poison the kids mostly from banks oh man we have been prime for an economic class for years for years the only reason it hasn't happened and nothing has changed it's gone a lot worse is because the governments have been funneling money into the markets right I'm not in a medication to make life I'm not into medication to make life I try to avoid it if at all possible good for me it is always okay to disagree for sure journey started for sure it's like here there's people who are lactose intolerant they can't eat cheese that doesn't mean everybody can't eat cheese chichu can eat cheese this is a very delicious cheese so just because some people can't eat cheese they have an allergic reaction doesn't mean we should prohibit cheese prohibition from centralized institutions is detrimental to our societies America needed a health check to bad we weren't ready and this could be a catalyst to get people thinking about what's going on one of the things that people should be really thinking about is food security a lot of people are used to going to box stores buying things shipped from all over the world this thing the positive effects of this for every negative there's a positive the positive effects of this people should now be thinking we're going to start growing gardens community gardens food growing plant fruit trees we're going to start making canned foods we're going to do some preserves we're going to have a pantry we're going to stock up our pantry over time throughout history most of humanity throughout history has had food reserves we don't in the western world anyway we're dependent on and used to going to a store and buying whatever we want and consuming it we haven't thought about shortages we have to start thinking about that thinking about that Rambo welcome it's crazy how much this virus impacts on like a ripple effect yeah Chicho, they will write about this in the history books 100% Spider-Man 100% right now unprecedented times for the last 20 years unprecedented times really what's taking place right now for the last 20 years is huge huge huge huge the US is totally screwed and will be worse off than China in terms of response to this in China in terms of response to this in fact I agree with you I think the ripple effect through the United States is going to be harsh don't eat pastries and talk Chicho my number one hope is that this will be a catalyst for social change for me too better safety nets better healthcare investing in things that matter instead of propping up a failing economic system I hope so I hope so people drank the Kool-Aid after the 2008 collapse right they drank the Kool-Aid they thought the stock market going up was good for everyone they didn't realize that trickle down economics was not going to happen right they they believed the words of a charlatan which was the Obama administrations were multiple ones the best spoken one was Obama right and they didn't in the western world anyway we didn't prepare ourselves for the world run in a muck because of financialization right hopefully this one will make people realize that you cannot depend on the centralized state to care about you because the centralized state doesn't give a rat sauce about you the only thing the centralized states cares about is where the money is are you in quarantine no Rambo we've never had a pandemic of this scale in the information age we have instant worldwide communication and this shaping the response and that is a good thing I think the bad side of it is there's globalization so people have been traveling like yin-yang because of plane fare is really cheap everyone going on vacations everywhere business work so this thing has spread exponentially as well information has been flowing at the same rate as the infection right are you familiar with the event 201 conference from October yeah last year I linked it up in our discord page with the pharmaceutical companies the bill gates foundation government and all these officials sitting down and how they're going to deal with things and talking about the economic effects of it and financial system of it yeah I'm familiar with it the pastry went down the wrong pipe pastry went down the wrong pipe I could see Wall Street taking a banking holiday for three months thank you for coughing away from the camera my pleasure the stock market going up was good for everyone is the biggest joke of the last decade 100% case man and people just drink it like they believed it right I don't understand I think they just got lulled into stupidity by the random nonsense that Obama was spewing and the absolute chaotic words that Trump was spewing right it's weird mathematics I wish more people knew about mathematics right processed foods equal dumb people nothing is going to get better anytime soon the Canadian premier is in quarantine please bring him something to eat case man beautifully said spider-man says case man thanks spend a lot of time listening to smart people like that guy and it rubs on do you think this pandemic will make countries rely less on China and become more self-reliant and nationalistic or at least rise in the ideology among people I think team talk I think there's going to be pushback towards globalization but I don't think this is going to be singling out China specifically because right now you know if you believe the numbers looks like China has a handle on it and China is now sending representatives they sent people to Iran and Italy to help them contain this virus right because I guess they're saying they know how to deal with it right or they had the practice they got hit first so this might bring people closer to China if China helps them out more than certain other countries right just imagine what happens what would happen if this virus runs back within the United States and the United States healthcare system is not able to deal with it and it won't be able to deal with it there's no way the US health system is going to be able to deal with it if this thing goes boom right so if they can't deal with it do you think the United States will help will accept help from China I don't think they will Italy and Iran have and other countries will is it a checkmate piece I don't think so but it could play out in multiple different ways Timo that is a fantastic question I hope it's going to become more our economic system is going to become more decentralized like I said before we start thinking about more communities right we build community infrastructure we build community farms right we source out from CSA community supported agriculture right like for us I mentioned this before one way I try to support the community and there's a lot of organic or a lot of farms that have popped up in our area because of this model right it's called community supported agriculture CSA if you actually do a search on my site we did we created here let me do Chico actually let me just go to I'll give you the playlist for it I have a playlist where I got together with some friends that were doing something called community supported agriculture CSA and I never heard about it before but let me find it mathematics of food and farming here's the playlist we put together right and when did I create this the first video we put out in this was we put this out in 2013 7 years ago as soon as I found out they were doing this thing they explained to me what it was and I wanted to do mathematics right create content to show people how you can use math in the real world so together we got together and they explained to me what they were doing and I looked at the mathematics and we put out these videos on the mathematics of food and farming and what they do is they have a farm people at the beginning of the season give them money and as the harvest starts coming in every week the people who supported the farm get a whole bunch of goodies every week fresh vegetables fruits and vegetables eggs locally usually the ones we get organically grown delivered full of nutrients full of goodness you're supporting a local farm that means you have food security and you're getting nutritious food does it cost a little bit more maybe a little bit less I don't know I know food prices have gone up in my area so it costs about the same as going grocery shopping but you're getting food security that's priceless in these times with this happening right now it's pretty important to have food security I'm just going to scroll down it seems like the event 201 oh yeah 201 let's check this out it seems like the event 201 simulation is this pandemic exactly but it was before the outbreak of COVID-19 do you think that is just coincidences as Robert Anton Wilson would say there are no such things as coincidences right but a pandemic like this has been planned out way before event 201 this is something that people have talked about for a long time it's part of human history will corporations and centralized governments try to take advantage of a pandemic like this 100% there's no doubt about it so the question isn't if they started this pandemic the question is how much power, capital are they going to try to acquire right because of this happening right now 2-3 days ago 1.5 trillion went to Wall Street damn right that's the important part we shouldn't get lost in the theories as to how this thing came to be right now we need to decentralize the power so even if this was not a natural occurrence right then if we've decentralized power and we've hold power accountable then power will not have the means to acquire more power so it's not about getting lost in the theories it's about getting their claws out of our lives right opinion on elections one has a dementia and other cardiovascular disease I'll laugh at Tony US elections I still think Hillary is going to step in right that's my take everything is sold out in Germany it'll come back too late for my east coast brain night brothers case man, sweet dreams and sisters stay safe, stay cautious stay unafraid, stay informed right I'll add that part sweet dreams case man it's possible that they pull a Biden is sick or something yeah I don't think Biden is going to what's the saying go to distance I don't think he's going to go to distance I doubt it very very much right I doubt it very much and even if he does he's not going to win and I don't think the powers that be really care if you know I don't think like the democrats are the wall street party and I don't think wall street cares if Trump gets in or one of the democrats gets in because they get paid no matter what I'm Biden and I don't forget this man both parties are both parties are gee do you have any idea what might have caused the virus oh I've looked at all the different theories like I've been like if you look into theories of how things have transpired politically economically in our world you would have known been aware that something like this was going to come about and you would have already thought about different scenarios of how these things would have played out and who's going to take advantage of these things and what laws are going to be put into place to give more centralized power more power how much money wall street is going to get out of the coffers right so we would have all thought about these things right so it's not about how it would have started because I can imagine many different ways of it starting the question is how is it going to play out right how is it going to play out Trump won't win the election because of the virus um I doubt it possibly and if it gets that bad maybe there won't be any elections right why blame a pandemic on someone who didn't start it agreed Chris Beaker Trump has nothing to do with this right really if there is a profit motive behind the pandemic could it be possible that the media is purposely causing panic to manipulate economic systems et cetera I'm not saying I believe this just a thought I had after hearing about event 201 agreed yeah that is a possibility bojangles that is 100% a possibility right however I know people in the healthcare industry and I'm seeing the effects so the virus is real right the question is who's going to acquire more power are we going to acquire more power by decentralizing right holding people accountable or is power going to acquire more or capital going to acquire more power right now because initially capital is acquiring more power right but we have to see how it plays out in the long run I'm hoping we start getting more community activity going on right food security because food is the essential thing right food and healthcare those are the two things and of course economics people need to pay rent and loans and stuff like this so those are the three things there's more but those three things come to mind right now right we get food security people are calmer, chiller start building some factories locally to take care of some of the essentials that you need right did you hear that a couple that bought all the Lysol wipes in BC profiting 30,000 quickly yeah there was one person that I think Amazon cracked down on they bought 20,000 what do you call it hand sanitizers selling them ones those are the people I think they shut them down right in Germany they say millions will die I'm moving to Canada now Rambo I don't think Europe is going to get hard hard by the way Europe is getting hit hard it's going to get hit harder in Canada but I think the numbers in Canada are downplayed a lot Vancouver is a Mecca is a hub for travel from Asia right especially from China so how do we hold the power accountable if we are already in this situation it's not too late always be making one of the ways we hold power accountable right now right now you want to hold power accountable free Julian Assange right because power wants Assange crucified why do they want Assange crucified because WikiLeaks and Julian Assange and the people that work for WikiLeaks were holding power accountable right so support, organizations, institutions people that hold power accountable so the best way right now to hold power accountable is to free Julian Assange and give WikiLeaks all your support right and independent creators of course right I would assume whoever brings out the vaccine would ultimately benefit the most I live in the woods I just feel sorry for the people that live in the city yeah the city like I had a conversation with someone last year doing a gathering where we're talking about city life and you know in the farmland life and stuff my thing was most likely there's going to be maybe a little bit of reversing of people wanting to go live in cities the best thing to do is to jump the gun and lock down everyone I don't know Chelsea Manning is free let's free Assange now and Hammond Jeremy Hammond still has a few more months to go right this was a triple hit Jeremy Hammond Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange they were trying to take out Julian Assange the pressure on Jeremy Hammond and Chelsea Manning two of the greatest people in the United States two people that should be honored the most in the United States Jeremy Hammond, Jeremy Hammond, Chelsea Manning they should have statues built in honor of them they should have scholarships given in honor of them two people that stood their ground against the most powerful force centralized institution that we know of on this planet which is the U.S. government and they refuse to buckle that is power that's how you hold power accountable you tell them to f off if you have if you can I personally wouldn't have been able to do what Chelsea Manning did or Jeremy Hammond did or Julian Assange did I don't want to sacrifice my life for that but I will give my time for this as much as I can I don't want to do that though the best thing I could do is shoot myself sign this to tell the government to put money in the people's hands instead of Wall Street bailout from the coronavirus 2020 Yank no links 2020 Yank only myself and mods can post links please share that link sorry sorry links are not allowed sorry should we call the stream gang they got intense at the end they got intense at the end okay and if you want to take a look at the graphs that we had up here especially the table again the Patreon page has it okay I appreciate the discussion on the environment you have created here I'm going to head out have a great night thanks for popping in or morning of course thank you for I could be a link to a virus for sure of course that's why we banned links what is the next mass stream then mask of raven next mass stream we're going to do the 10 by 10 math puzzle on Wednesday at 2.30pm tomorrow we're doing economics at 12pm personal finance, economics on Wednesday from 2.30pm to 4.30pm we're doing our 10 by 10 math puzzle and most likely the following week I'm going to set up a math stream that's just because people coming out of spring break if it happens if people go back to school so we're going to start doing a little bit more math streams as soon as we get closer towards the end of spring break I know mask of raven I'm missing the math streams as well what an amazing stream awesome, glad you liked spider-man did you wash your hands? do it again what's tomorrow about? I believe we're doing economics aren't we? let me check I'm just going to our discord page and under schedule if you go to discord under schedule we are doing investing in personal finance okay so tomorrow's discussion is investing in personal finance from 10.30pm to 12.00pm I'm just playing yang with the virus oh no I get it that's good discord, discord thank you spider-man okay gang thank you for the subs thank you for the follow thank you for the discussion I hope you found the stuff useful Patreon page has the charts, the 13 graphs and the table and at some point we'll put these available on some platform with a spreadsheet that we can start crunching more numbers dope stream cheat, have a good one you too Curtis we know bit shoot and bit shoot thank you spider-man for cranking those out stay safe brother you guys as well spider-man thank you for taking care of business say good night to your lovely lovely wife and everyone thank you for being here and if you can make it I'll see you guys tomorrow bye for now