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Stephen Colbert Makes His Feelings About CBS Very Clear - YouTube [1:09:49]
Stephen Colbert Makes His Feelings About CBS Very Clear - YouTube [1:09:49]

Stephen Colbert joins hosts John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon on stage in New York City to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Slate's Political Gabfest.

He sang. He answered listener conundrums, like which Gabfest host would make the best dictator (spoiler alert: it's Plotz). They covered Trump, Taylor Swift, CBS, Cybertrucks, A.I., museum heists, and a whole lot more. It's live, off the cuff, and just as fun as it sounds.

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Stephen Colbert Makes His Feelings About CBS Very Clear - YouTube [1:09:49]
Invest in This – It’ll Be Worth $1.5 Million by 2030 | World Leading Investing Expert - Cathie Wood - YouTube
Invest in This – It’ll Be Worth $1.5 Million by 2030 | World Leading Investing Expert - Cathie Wood - YouTube

Summarize the video (ASK Gemini ✧) In this insightful conversation, investment expert Cathie Wood shares her vision for the future of technology and investing, focusing on five major innovation platforms: artificial intelligence, robotics, energy storage, blockchain technology, and multiomic sequencing (02:40 - 03:04).

The Future of AI and Tesla: Cathie Wood describes Tesla as the world's largest AI project. She outlines a massive potential market for autonomous taxi networks, estimating it could reach $8-10 trillion in revenue (07:31 - 08:14). The Role of Humanoid Robots: She discusses the potential for humanoid robots to revolutionize productivity, eventually creating a $26 trillion market (18:12 - 18:30). Healthcare Breakthroughs: One of the most profound applications of AI is in the medical field, where the convergence of gene editing (CRISPR) and sequencing technologies is already beginning to cure diseases like sickle cell anemia (10:47 - 12:08). Bitcoin and Asset Classes: Wood reiterates her bullish stance on Bitcoin, viewing it as a new, distinct asset class rather than just currency. She discusses her early investment in 2015 and her long-term price targets (40:36 - 44:43). Investment Philosophy: Wood emphasizes the importance of original research and being on the "right side of change." She suggests that individual investors should focus on these high-growth sectors, while warning that traditional, passive investments may struggle to keep pace with these disruptive technologies (26:36 - 27:34). Career Advice: Her advice to young professionals is to focus on "making your boss look brilliant" by utilizing new tools and showing initiative, which she credits for her own success in a male-dominated industry (126:03 - 126:54). Throughout the interview, Wood highlights that while these technologies will disrupt current job markets, they will also create vast new opportunities for those who adapt and embrace these innovations (25:03 - 25:23).

Steven asked grok.com the following question: Make a SpaceX income statement based on Elon's predictions from now until 2050. [https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_fd619ca0-4232-418a-ab24-920a80bc28c8]

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Invest in This – It’ll Be Worth $1.5 Million by 2030 | World Leading Investing Expert - Cathie Wood - YouTube
Yakutsk, Siberia, Russia -- coldest city
Yakutsk, Siberia, Russia -- coldest city
Yakutsk is a Russian port city on the Lena River, in east Siberia. It’s home to the Mammoth Museum, with millennia-old fossils of woolly mammoths. The Melnikov Permafrost Institute Underground Laboratory has a tunnel showcasing fossils, including a mammoth calf, in below-freezing temperatures. The Yakut State Museum of History and Culture of the Northern Peoples houses Ice Age fossils, including mammoths and rhinos.
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Yakutsk, Siberia, Russia -- coldest city
Frozen eyelashes - image search
Frozen eyelashes - image search

FAILS because image was temporary in personal cache. The photo was taken in Oymyakon, Russia, a village known as the coldest permanently inhabited place on earth, where temperatures can drop to (-67^{\circ }\text{C}) ((-89^{\circ }\text{F})) or lower.At these temperatures, thermometers have been known to break, and residents often document the intense cold by posting pictures of their frozen lashes online.6 sitesEyelashes are freezing in world's coldest village | Fox NewsJan 17, 2018 — Eyelashes are freezing in world's coldest village ... It is so cold in part of Siberia that eyelashes are freezing. In the town of...Fox NewsA person in Oymyakon in Siberia, Russia where the ... - RedditDec 18, 2024 — 353 votes, 30 comments. Here is a higher-quality and less-cropped version of this image. Here is the source. Per there: In this ph...RedditEven eyelashes freeze: Russian region hits minus 88.6 degrees FJan 16, 2018 — But some media outlets published cold-weather selfies and stories about stunts in the extreme cold. Women posted pictures of their...KVALShow all

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Frozen eyelashes - image search
Dalton Fischer Podcast - YouTube
Dalton Fischer Podcast - YouTube
Welcome to DFP I post video interviews that are completely focused on documenting the stories of fascinating guests. My job is to ask insightful, well informed questions and then SHUT UP and let the guest tell their story. Thank you for your support and enjoy the show! @daltonfischerpodcast on all social media
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Dalton Fischer Podcast - YouTube
In 1909 the Rockefellers Bought Every Pharmacy Chain in America — Then Replaced the Shelves - YouTube [30:54]
In 1909 the Rockefellers Bought Every Pharmacy Chain in America — Then Replaced the Shelves - YouTube [30:54]

This video investigates the claim that in 1909, the Rockefeller family systematically acquired major American pharmacy chains to transform the medical industry, replacing natural, botanical, and homeopathic remedies with patented petroleum-derived pharmaceuticals (0:00-0:38).

Ultimately, the video concludes that this process established the modern, centralized pharmaceutical system that defines today's healthcare, arguing that the true history of this transformation is hidden in plain sight, evidenced by the old architecture that remains repurposed today (26:31-30:55).

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In 1909 the Rockefellers Bought Every Pharmacy Chain in America — Then Replaced the Shelves - YouTube [30:54]
Constructing The Scorpion Tower | Impossible Builds | Full Episode | PBS - YouTube [55:25]
Constructing The Scorpion Tower | Impossible Builds | Full Episode | PBS - YouTube [55:25]

How not to design in Miami. 28,000 unique panels, each floor unique. Concrete with glass fibers, with numerous concrete posts below the building for unstable earth. Follow the construction of one of the most complex skyscrapers ever to make it off the drawing board. Its design is so radical that construction experts have turned to a building material never before used in skyscrapers. Known as One Thousand Museum, the Miami skyscraper was originally designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid. [Originally aired in 2018]

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Constructing The Scorpion Tower | Impossible Builds | Full Episode | PBS - YouTube [55:25]
China Is Printing Entire Buildings Like Lego — Then Stacking Them In Just 28 Hours - YouTube [26:07]
China Is Printing Entire Buildings Like Lego — Then Stacking Them In Just 28 Hours - YouTube [26:07]
A 10 story apartment building went up in 28 hours and 45 minutes. Not just the frame, the whole thing, walls, windows, balconies, plumbing, and electrical wiring, all finished before the next sunset. The same team then raised a **57-story skyscraper in 19 days** and a **26-story residential tower in just 5 days*. A building that size using traditional methods takes around 16 months on average. And the man behind all of it was not an architect, not an engineer, not even from the construction industry. He sold air conditioners. What he built after watching 70,000 concrete structures collapse in a single earthquake changed the entire conversation about how buildings get made.
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China Is Printing Entire Buildings Like Lego — Then Stacking Them In Just 28 Hours - YouTube [26:07]