Neuroscience at SAGE NEUROSCIENCE GROUP, ABQ, NM has been long full and wonderful recovery, in the making. Thanks also to Randy Dueblet of TRUST CHAMA. FROM Brent A. C. C.
@Plasticshavings21 күн бұрын
oh so this is why I can't order pizza
@namitalal8072Ай бұрын
Soulmates
@leonuy3944Ай бұрын
Let the American people know. Jose Antonio Vargas had the chance of becoming a legal immigrant and eventual citizen through then President Clinton's Immigration Act 245i in late 2000 to early 2001. Mr. Vargas was already an adult then. He did NOT grab his golden opportunity. Instead he chose to be good at his intended career. I also came here as a tourist but I gladly accepted President Clinton's offer of legalize illegal immigrants. I looked for an employer couple who was willing to sponsor and I worked as a caregiver or nurse aide in their nursing homes. They did the legal thing of proving to the American government that no US citizen wants my job which became the basis of my petition. I accepted the humble but decent job despite my two degrees and years of graduate school in the Philippines working long hours shifts because I wanted to legalize my stay in the US. I eventually got my work permit and permanent residency after years of waiting. BTW I could not change employers nor leave the US because I was not yet a green card holder. When I became a legal immigrant, I studied in a university here in the US, became an American citizen and now I am doing the job that I want. Oh come on, Jose Antonio Vargas. You should be an American citizen by now but you ignored America's gift of legalizing your status to become a US citizen.
@francisjtuk2 ай бұрын
Shockingly good looking
@casenpoint2 ай бұрын
Seeing them do a live action bit was so funny, and cute
@user-xv6bo8cr1f3 ай бұрын
REMOVE THE MUSIC (NOISE) and the video will be massively improved.
@cate01a3 ай бұрын
wonder how it acutally works/how smart it and its systems actually are
@poloavenue2103 ай бұрын
'The return on story telling is did you find a connection'. Amazing
@Motelmediamanagement3 ай бұрын
watching this 7 years late. it all makes sense.
@Chippi_chippi_chappa_chappa0-04 ай бұрын
MARK MY WORDS!? AI IS FAR MORE DANGEROUS ~ELON MUSK
@yazzb835 ай бұрын
Lfg
@Mayhamsdead5 ай бұрын
She basically said a whole lot of nothing. Good riddance!
@namee4666 ай бұрын
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my whole life!
@AngelRodriguez-qg5zq7 ай бұрын
Thanks to the Google Data Analytics course to bringing me here 🙏
@hksqhksq7 ай бұрын
"i KNEW i had the perfect closer... um... in my pants"
@hksqhksq7 ай бұрын
0:17 The word is somersault. Not in autumn, it's not my fault The riverbed dried out, it was a summer salt Made from pink himalayan or maybe yarra river Holy crap, yes I am a salt shaker giver I love salt, i love pepper In fact i was a spice war motherfucking half-stepper Check it out, you wanna see me go up I'm just growing all the trees, may the peppers be flowin That's right, anyway, gonna pass it off next I'm the microphone one and this is just a part of the mic check That begun the begin, hulahoop and holyshit Lin Manuel, I hope you comin thru zoomin Poppin thru zoomin, on my microphone rips Come to grips with the fact I can do sweet flips Like a purrrr tiger, the clouching clacking But I do somersaults when the energy's lacking So I make up all those raps on the spot I don't know what I'm saying, The future of story telling whatever these guys are playing But let me figure out what we can bring to the stage We need somebody brave, we need beats from shockwave
@hksqhksq7 ай бұрын
1:05 when i was a little kid, my sister was 6 years older, she was much scarier and bolder and she used to say to me, "I wish the Goblin King WOULD take you away. RiGhT nOoOw" and it FUCKED ME UP. 🤣
@channelmixer8 ай бұрын
Genius
@SonicBoone568 ай бұрын
Amazing video!
@user-of3pm4ch8m8 ай бұрын
this is a great video. not sure why so few people liked it.
@kashourikatsu25439 ай бұрын
Lisa Nova is the true OG Goat of KZfaq
@user-bq8od2qr1o9 ай бұрын
Amazing. Loved it!
@ledraco482010 ай бұрын
Facade 2 when.
@izaacgarmey712510 ай бұрын
Great video, what terrible noises they added over it. Unnecessary and spoiled the video
@alyssiaalexandria355310 ай бұрын
Well now we know why the US is the way it is. Mr. Vargas makes a mockery out of the US Immigration System and the charity that's right charity of the American people by selling his viewers - anyone who he can get a (paid and or influencer audience with) his Identity Politics laughing at the ICE/INS all the way to the bank, and the fact that he "made it in America" by being an illegal. BTW why is his vision of America important for our growth as descended Americans? I guess anyone who ticks the right boxes, and can get sheep looking for a reason to "like Immigration and "understand totally" the plight of migrants and editors with little imagination to get a platform to sell subscriptions/books. BTW the folks he should be writing to with his book deals, can't read write or speak English. This person has admitted he lied about his "American Status" and wants to tell us "his vision for America" is he "too big" to be, deported? Unbelievable! Give this person an Oscar not a book deal 'No amount of "storytelling" by a financially successful admittedly undocumented, outwardly gay promoting, Filipino is going to change the majority of the US attitude about Immigration Politics/Policy while shoving his and others increasingly whiny Identity Gender Politics - and wants down our throats. And a second book deal about this? If he wanted to contribute to the world why not return to Manilla? no doubt some poverty stricken kids will look up to him there (but he would never go back to his "beloved homeland" he's an "American" ). BTW what has his being a gay man have to do with his succeeding financially and or getting great gigs while being unlawfully in this country? Again the "I'm gay and, I'm illegal deal with it, and I want YOU to know how, I see America" Storytelling by and for, "others". Now let's see an openly straight, Black man from Chicago's south side get the same publicity as his parents put him on a flight to the Hamptons for a better life? Is Vargas telling us that is how many Filipinos sneak into America ( and remain undocumented) as smiling children on someones arm via US Airports? Thanks, please share with US Immigration! When this guy videotaped folks in discussions on being "White" I got the impression after the camera was turned off it was business as usual (for the phenotypic White people and for him too) nothing revelatory in that documentary. Think about it, because the US economy has so many levels the US Govt will never be able to find out who is really here legally and who is not especially with "established" immigrant populations.. If one fact checks some of our most visible influencers one of more of their relatives are illegals and or got here on false pretenses. Is Vargus saying "Hey all you Filipinos if you are illegal no worries you can make it here too just find a niche come out of the closet be a brand a news outlets or publisher can sell to another audience of suckers who think Political Correctness is cool and or "polite" and you could be the next "me!"? I hope not. And why when he publicly admitted in that he was undocumented didn't the authorities arrest him and deport him if nothing else as an example? I guess he was too "celebrated" but these same people would berate me for being harsh and "racist" for calling out the obvious (even though I have not said anything that is misleading) and say they "love him" in the same breath but don't really want ( and would take every measure to prevent) a thousand Filipinos - or any Filipinos "like him" living in their old growth neighborhoods or playing golf at their "not really" restricted country clubs or having, persons like him be admitted to an Ivy over, their kids. Now that's America!
@user-js7mq9kc6o10 ай бұрын
Excelent!
@Pimp-Master10 ай бұрын
Here because of wanting to bask in Disney's failure of spending 100s of millions on destroying valid, profitable companies non-stop, Maker being one of the earliest failures of theirs. I remember Lisa Nova videos. 20 years later, nearly, Lonely Teardrops is still up online, creating a cheap entertainment sphere.
@ideacre8r10 ай бұрын
I discovered you by way of the Stanford Entrepreneurship course - you are captivating! I stopped your video about ten times to sit, ponder, and take notes. Thank you.
@SuperWiiBros0810 ай бұрын
I hope Andrew Stern returns with a new entry of Facade with the same cast and it has the most insanely ground breaking interactive ai story, I think is getting very close to finally reach that point
@DJ_SimontheRavager10 ай бұрын
jules is the stark of computing
@frosty_mentos123811 ай бұрын
I wonder if Chloe Johnston knows about that Grace got her own music career now on YT...
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman11 ай бұрын
Back around 2013, J. Michael Straczynski [JMS] -- creator of the science fiction TV show *BABYLON 5* -- posted a comment online saying how most television network executives {and I suspect movie executives as well} just do not GET science fiction. I think Mr. Straczynski was absolutely correct, and what Mr. Trumbull said in this video supports that.
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman11 ай бұрын
R.I.P., Mr. Trumbull.
@bethmartin8621 Жыл бұрын
Tough to discern some of the narration in this video, as the narrator's voice trails off repeatedly at the end of several sentences, making the words less clear.
@soulfirethewolf Жыл бұрын
Ah sweet, man-made horrors beyond my comprehension
@El_Diablo_12 Жыл бұрын
5:25 uplifted motivated and connected are consequences of story
@frostednails Жыл бұрын
😍
@Opposite271 Жыл бұрын
0:50 Since different minds may associate other sets of perceptions with the same words, it is unknowable what another person perceives. You can not translate one private language into another one, so if we talk about our perceptions in public language it has nothing to do with our private perceptions. So it is unknowable if we have the same perceptions or not, and because of this it is impossible to refute naive realism by comparing perceptions.
@Everywhere4 Жыл бұрын
There is a big problem that I have with pop neuroscience of perception. -It wants to replace the objective with the intersubjective ignoring the fact that other people are part of the external world themselves. -If understand of the external world is not possible then consensus is also impossible, how would you know that they agree with you or that other people are not themselves just hallucinations? -I do not posses a privilege access to other people which I do not posses for ordinary objects. It follows that if I don’t have understanding of external objects then I also do not have understanding of external people.
@ADove-5 Жыл бұрын
A beautiful way to realize one must meditate truly to attain the end of perception even if it’s for a moment.
@edanan999 ай бұрын
The end of perception is death. Why would you want that?
@ADove-58 ай бұрын
@@edanan99 death of the ego so you may be what you are . And no longer a mere conditioned Illusion .
@ADove-58 ай бұрын
@@edanan99 all there is to do is not grovel at its feet and cling not cling to it . It’s not really there anyways .
@speedracer1945 Жыл бұрын
His Showscan came along when theaters were downsizing and bring in the 12 small Theaters in malls that were cheap to make and more money to make . His vision was to bring in new projectors and a curved screen but owners rejected the idea to them since showscan was a risky deal so he pulled out of the movie business to make rides for amusement parks .RIP and condolence to his family.
@wishIKnewHowToLove Жыл бұрын
Great video! Music a bit to loud
@dickon728 Жыл бұрын
She? Wanker.
@ravick6940 Жыл бұрын
This is fascinating! I'm excited to see more advanced interactive story games in the future.
@oceanlanguage Жыл бұрын
That people donate is lovely. But the idea that this is the "future" of storytelling again excludes so many.Speaking of 19th Freytag or Freitag without mentioning what a shit he was, hated Poles and Jews, is, talk about, an incomplete story.And he is a rehash of Aristotle who took Horace from 3 part to 5 part story. And the source of this story structure is one meant for catharsis. The viewer/listener feels better, and can then ignore suffering. Yep, it makes people donate, and that's good, we need to know that! But it is not a structure that either helps make inclusion into work for radical change, nor a story structure that is applicable for so many people.That rise and fall of tension, that structure really based in male ejaculation, if you ask me, does not make for story structure that applies, IMHO, to people, neighborhoods, groups, nations, individuals in tough and traumatic circumstances--where there is not a rise and fall of tension.What of those born into terrible pressures, tensions? What of those whose circumstances make it so there is constant tension? Shall we not tell those stories because again it is suggested that this 5 part up down is the universal story structure? It's great for movies when I need to rest, need to know it will be ok. It does not reflect not only the lives of so many, but on a planet existentially challenged, I believe we need to understand other ways of writing stories that hold this sense of constant and perhaps increasing tension. Many groups obviously already know that state of being. I guess it infuriates me a bit, not that this form is still used, but that it is put forward as universal, when it might be said to be exclusionary, obscuring, and clearly not applicable to many people's stories. Look at a map of people's blood pressures. You'll see where there is dangerously high blood pressure. It is not where the tension in people's stories rise and fall, but continue. For instance: "Exposure to trauma, including childhood abuse (Riley et al., 2010) and combat (Granadoet al., 2009), has been associated with increased hypertension risk." "Current research on health disparities and high blood pressure: African American and Hispanic adults in the United States have a higher prevalence of high blood pressure than other racial and ethnic groups." This approach to story as universal is more than incorrect. It's harmful, and supports some of the worst exclusions from the world of story and how to tell it, shape it. It's why, as a writer and teacher of creative writer, story whether fiction or memoir, I work with organic forms--helping writers develop the structure that fits their story. It's brilliantly diverse....
@TheScatman111 Жыл бұрын
This is the future. Tim will be the biggest thing since sliced bread AND be a rockstar too. 😮
@AaronNGray Жыл бұрын
Brilliant !
@h08thing Жыл бұрын
Creating connections is a difficult but awesome job
@annieladysmith Жыл бұрын
Yeah, he feels great after chemo and radiation. How brainwashed are these people. I am feeling zero empathy over this blando video. But i will agree the gov't. used this to brainwash people that convid was real and hand over your livelihoods and freedoms, for the sake of others of course.