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 Life begins not when you were born, but when you make your first decision until the end you're, not living you're just alive and we're all the sum of our decisions we've made in our lives based on the environment and the resources we have at our disposal, but your life has changed a lot and will continue to do so by the end of this video. Not only will you have an inventory of the biggest changes you've encountered so far, but she'll start thinking about the changes coming up ahead. Let's do this welcome to a locks, dotcom the place for future billionaires come to get inspired. Remember when you were little remember how the world looked and felt life was on auto pay pilot. You went to school, you listen to your parents, you played with the kids who lived around you and time was slow to pass one day. It was the last day you were altogether playing outside your house and you all didn't even know it was the last day. Then life changed when it changed by design by choice. The first big change in someone's life happens when you move out when you're no longer tied to your birthplace, you got off the train running on auto pilot. Now, it's just you against the world. It's awesome and hard at the same time, but your mind changes your personality changes to better adapt to its new reality. Moving out requires you to cut dependencies and figure out how to fend for yourself. It's the true test of independence. I a measure of strength. Doing okay on your own is definitely more impressive than doing well. Well still, living with your parents with the way property prices and living costs are rising. The truth end is precisely backwards. Covert didn't help either. This pew research center graph shows us that fifty two percent of young adults are living with their parents, and that number is only going up to. This is the highest number of of american young adults living with their parents since the great depression, this trend would be a positive one if parental relationships weren't so biased, basically, parents don't usually make for good roommates, because you're still feeding off that umbilical cord. This leads to a general lack of personal development which, later on ends up affecting your future relationships, so move out and survive live on your own. The second time your life changes is when you figure out who you are, or at least who you're working toward becoming finding your identity is by far the biggest challenging point in one's life, because everything you do from that point forward is the result of figuring out what the hell do. You want from life life, a smart person, proceeds to figure it out and do just that. This is one of our all time. Favorite quotes by confucius. They say every man has two lives and that the second one begins when he realizes he only has the one. This cuts deep, especially if you're feeling like you're, wasting your life away.

Body, crushing pressure, taught snake atmosphere hundred or both separate sure that what would be in store for you if you've visited other planets in our solar system money. What other environmental hazard would you encounter what'd you win, it would be the safest in which would be the most dangerous, and how long could you survive on any of them? This is what is happening and here's what would happen if you spent the day on every planet in our solar system. Before you get started on your journey through the solar system, you should pack of bottled water. First. Is the only planet known to have consistent bodies of liquid water on it's surface? So, if you pack enough, you could probably survive a few days just about anywhere right. Well, sorry to to say, I got some the news for you. Let's start with a visit to mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system, this rocky crater filled planet is only slightly larger than our moon and it's located extremely close to the sun. At a distance of fifty eight, a million kilometers know, even though a day on mercury schools. Fifty nine days on earth or trip wouldn't last anywhere near that long. Due to this slow rotation, you could land on the sunny half where the temperatures reached four hundred and thirty degrees celsius, poor. Maybe you to aim for the dark side where temperatures drop to minus one hundred and eighty degrees celsius. I think your best bet would be to find out coach these spot somewhere in between, but with an atmosphere mainly comes of oxygen, sodium hydrogen helium and potassium good luck, breathing for very long. Even in this middle ground, you wouldn't likely survive more than two minutes. Okay, let's check out what a day would be like on the second planet from the sun venus. You should expect a very warm welcome, because surface temperatures are high ping, hot four hundred and seventy five degrees celsius. Ten one day on venus lasts just two hundred and forty three earth days, and if you want to make this long day count, you could watch all the incredible documentary series available. I magellan tv find out what happened in this dead world with exploring venus skin depth. Look at the possibility of life on our sister planet and I have two words for you: cloud preachers, yeah.

 Doesn't get any easier attending the funeral of someone you love? This was the funeral of my wife, one of many wives, and I'm telling you this because she is one of my fondest memories where humans are concerned. Love is the only law and that's coming from a man who is literally seen everything she was a healthy one. Hundred and four he's six when she died. Yeah science never came up with a solution for falling off a cliff, a man. Next to me, orders the usual refrain. She was a fine woman. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Humanity went through many changes, but in terms of death speech, we were always predictable right up until the last team. It took his final breath the year of my wife's funeral. I was technically three hundred eighty seven years old, which made me a baby in relative terms. Those days they only use the awkward nation dissolving bodies in water, basic stuff. It would turn out the universe would disappear one day and I'll be there, but I guess you won. You know how we got to that point. I was born on january. First, two thousand: I have no idea who my parents worse in the story, I've been told is that I was found by three hikers on a hilltop wrapped in a blanket for that was slightly lips by the northstar. I went to foster care and foot around the age of eighteen. I told my foster parents. I wanted to travel the world. I got to the age of around thirty five and I think that's about the time I stopped aging. When I hit forty five people would say to me. You look so good for your age. When I hit fifty five things got really weird. I had started telling everyone I was taking supplements and in the end I just left the country not wanting to become a scientific research project. The good thing was that it was almost constantly on the move, move and seem to be good at everything I did. My first life was easy. I had a natural aptitude for everything and when I say natural I mean I could do anything. I want it back when humanity was still here and in it's early stages. I was a doctor, a professional rugby player in new zealand, a martian virologist, a british biologist who spent most of his time studying fleet a very successful a ton of its flying vehicle salesman and a fairground puppeteer in new hampshire, and I can't mention all the jobs there were lots of them before work became almost obsolete. I had as much money as I need it when we still used money, of course, although it was sometimes difficult, keeping my identity hidden when banking stuff, when we still had banks banks, we would later say we're from the second dark age. You're, probably wondering how they managed to not have an accident and maybe get all chewed up well facts before we started eating only of lab made artificial mean I fell into an industrial meat grinder I'll. Take that as my best ever, I love that you up to being an expert. We're in every lifetime gets boring after a while. So I was a hostage me, don't ask me how it happens, but after every death I was just wake up in some place and this same body, one body could die for another. It would appear that look in the mirror and I was the same man. I had a soul and it seems I was immortal I kind of like the days when accidents were common and it made life.

 Growing, a business can often feel like an uphill battle right to use a popular phrase. It's like searching for a needle in a haystack almost impossible, but how do you find that needle in the haystack do you comb through every straw with a lens know? You bring a magnet, which is to say, when you're trying to accomplish bush something you should use the leverage. This applies everywhere in life, but especially in business.

 The right leverage tool can multiply your efforts to make any project more effective, and yet there is a tool that is freely available to all of us. Had a lot of people are not taking advantage of it. We're talking about the internet. 

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Okay, with that out of the way, let's dive in, shall we welcome to a lot new ravi cons, opinion on leverage, the cofounder and former ceo of angel list of all rob economy has spoken at length about the different kinds of leverage that exist in business during some of his podcast episodes and two thousand night he explained the concept of labor and capital that french pr product in media leverage and white frog love bridge was more a gala terry in case you're interested in checking out the podcast they're called labor and capital are old leverage, product and media are new leverage and products. 

Leverage is a gala terry, had the most interesting and the most important for leverage is this idea of products that have no marginal cost application? This is the new form of leverage. This was only invented in the last few hundred years it got started with the printing press, it exploded, broadcast media and now it's really blown up with the internet with code.

 Okay, so of all mentioned the importance of leverage in the business world and why people pay more attention to some forms of leverage over other there's just take his points on labor lab rats.

 Novel mentions how we evolved around the labour as our main form of life ranch. If one person can build a toy and then our ten people could build ten toys and the same time so for most of our existence, so we've looked at problems and projects through the lens of manpower.

 By prisoners of war face off with nasty nazis, heroic american soldiers, together with calm and calculated british officers plan to do the impossible, dig three tunnels named tom, dick and harry and get everyone out of the camp. It's a brilliant plan and the allied men are nothing but courageous. The nazis, well they're, nazis bullets fly, there's motorcycle mayhem and amazing stuff notes to men, steal an airplane and joyce lee fly over the german border. A hero fills your eyes with tears as he gets thrown into the cooler for yet another time. 

It's a jolly good show by all involved, even though the backs of their heads become home to made in germany bullets the end. So there you go. That's the condensed version of the nineteen sixties. Hollywood hits the great escape. The brits are very british, the germans, it's so darned german and the main american prisoner played by steve mcqueen he's so cool.

 He could walk through fire with a smile on his face, but there's a big, but when hollywood does are based on a true story, warm movie, you can count on the fact that nine times out of ten based part is very flexible, but the actual true story is amazing itself. 

In fact, we like the real version. Much then the fictional version, it's all quite dark. Naturally, this was more brutal. Things happen, perhaps too brutal for the sensitive minds of you, regular movie, goers. The truth is bleak indeed, but the question is: did anyone actually escape and nineteen forty two when the style like aloof to three camp, got going just about all the prisoners? There were british and commonwealth officers, although so no more polish soldiers to the camp was in present day. Poland, then part of nazi germany come nineteen. Forty three, the north compound to the camp, was home to the brits that a bit later, the side and later the west side was filled with captured men from the us airforce.

 Each different compound had fifteen hunch, the hunch or three by three point: seven meters with fifteen bunk beds in each when the camp was edited fullest. There were almost eleven thousand inmates around three quarters of them were from the us air force, with the rest being british, along with some other allies from commonwealth nations such as canada, australia and new zealand. As for building escape tunnels, this was actually very hard to do because the huts were raised off the ground. If anyone went below the huts, they were very easy to spot. On top of that, the soil was a sandy. So if the man was covered in the stuff, the germans would get very suspicious, very suspicious could mean a bullet to the brain. 

Even if the guys could get the soil offer them work. Could they put the stuff where it wouldn't be seen the germans knew all of this, and so they believe there is no way these prisoners were going to escape. They were proud that they built an escape proof camp. They also knew that because the soil was so loose, even if someone did manage to dig down the tunnel would collapse likely killing or injuring anyone in it. As we said, those forward thinking, germans done a lot about possible escapes and that's why they had special microphones in the camp that would pick up any tunneling life in camp was not quite what you'd expect remember.

 A lot of these prisoners were officers, and while each side in the war was tried to kill each other, there was a certain amount of respect between ended, especially when a man held a high rank. Life was certainly not all about torture and general barbarity, as you might have thought, especially if you've heard about the force of some of the other german few w camps. 

The main reason for this hospitality was the german guards were mostly men fighting with the mighty german air force, but liftoff many honorable soldiers were part of the lift one foot, or at least they thought they were on it, as british copilot jimmy james would tell the bbc many years after the war, the camp staff were all members of the lift off and head for the most part in a civilized manner toward the prisoners in the early days, particularly, our relations with the germans were good, provided that higher authority and the nazi party were kept at a distance james to about one of the german commanders at the camp.

 He was at first also run by the lift which was camps el agua, flowing there. He said a major bonds that chelsea one evening felt so sorry for the british prisoners that he sent them some crates of beer. James go the most humane and thoughtful man, but when the higher ups found out about launched to chelsea's kindness, he was relieved of his duties. James later became part of the escape team when he was sent. This dog lift three: the prisoners actually pretty well very well compared to the starved men in some camps that looked at day away from death. The prisoners got parcels from the red cross in from families back home, while the germans gave them a daily diet, constituting of almost two thousand calories.

 Few w's could also burn in the camp as they were paid by the germans. You heard that right, what was called camp money was supposed to help prevent escape it used to keep currency that prisoners could use to buy goods and, on occasion, beer that was brewed by the germans believe it or not. The british government took money away from his officers, knowing that they were being paid. This was something said in an official report. Health, a few w's is good. Calisthenics are compulsory by order of the senior american officers. 

Adequate medical care is provided by british and french doctors. Dental care there is not satisfactory, and difficulties experienced in a painting, glasses, washing and toilet facilities are adequate to. Although hot water is scarce, athletics were second only to reading as the most popular diversion camp areas were cleared and made sit playing fields at first for cricket and rugby and leader for softball touch football badminton, tennis and volleyball.

 In addition to w's, took advantage of opportunities for ping pong wrestling weightlifting for his in parallel bar work hockey and swimming in the fire pool. Few w's were also able to study and actually get degrees they put on dramatic, shows based on plays that were popular in london. They even built their own theatre and the little radio station called station k. R g y, two newspapers they published.

 Some words have lasted for decades, but at least one didn't even last a full hour. Zanzibar was once an island country off the coast of time. Can you and is today a part of of near zanzibar island? It's been under the control of the sultan's of a month since they kicked out the portuguese settlers and sixteen ninety eight and eighteen, fifty eight so to my she'd, been cited, declared the island, an independent nation.

 The united kingdom was quick to recognize it as such, leaving oman, not much say in the matter, but britain's backing was a very calculated move at the time just off the coast: late, german, east africa, a region of the continent under the control of the germans. 

This was at the height of europe's of land grab in africa, where major powers rushed in to install protect the ritz and create colonies to claim the lucrative riches of the continent since bars, location just off the coast of tonga. Nick, it gave the british an excellent staging point from which to control valuable trade routes along the african east coast in exchange for britain's protection sense of arcade. For the british, the right to veto the appointments and he sold them to rule over the nation. 

This allowed the british empire great control over zanzibar, and it's people something that many resist on the morning of the twenty fifth of august eighteen. Ninety six, the current salt and suddenly died. Many believe that he was actually murdered by his younger nephew. Khalifa fans are gosh, who suddenly and unexpectedly moved into the palace complex and assumed the role of salt and all without the british approval. 

This wasn't the first time the unsullied had tried to claim power, though, as a few years earlier after the death, death of self and ali, been so you'd, get tried to claim the throne for himself. The british, however, it did not approve of the young, would be salt in it had warned him that the use of military force would happen if he attempted to take power. The warning had worked once, and it was expected to similar warning would work again. 

This time, though, colleague ignored the warning, the young sultan gathered the palace bodyguard and his supporters in prayer operation of propelling a british attack. By the end of the day, twenty eight hundred men armed with rifles and muskets, along with several maxim machine guns, a single gatling gun, one seventeenth century bronze cannon to twelve pounders, had gathered at the palace rifles, cannons and machine guns aimed at the british ships just off shore. The british responded by lending a force of one hundred and fifty states. There's a marines as well as rallying a contingent of nine hundred center for a scar he's.

 The loyalty of the car was in question. Do they would later prove themselves reliable and loyal to the british just offshore the palace five royal navy ships had set up on station by the end of the day, all of them modern and capable of short term bar the next day dawned with yet another request for the british that could lead give up the throne, which, at eight thirty am, could lead, sent a messenger with the following reply with no intention of hauling down our flag, and we do not believe you would open fire on the british sent their own reply immediately. 

Would you not want to open fire putting less you do what you were told? We shall certainly do so at eight fifty five with no for the reply from the sultan be out of your class protected cruiser st george ross and pushed it up the signal to prepare for action all across the small fleet of five ships. 

Crews race to make their cannons ready at nine, am on the dot the british unleashed hell. The ships began firing a large high explosive and fragmentation shells into the mostly wooden pallets. The damage was immediate, with one of the first shots obliterating one of the defenders cannons and it's crew, the volley of fire.

 May twenty eight to twenty twenty one, a mcdonald's chicken nugget appears on ebay. The person who listed the police now starts the bidding at a poultry. Ninety nine cents. Let's face it, who didn't even pay that for two days no one bit, but then someone puts down fourteen thousand nine hundred sixty nine dollars and something happens.

 We don't know what the universe goes. Mad. That's for sure. The piece of junk food sells for nine hundred, ninety nine thousand nine hundred and ninety seven dollars we're not kidding you the stories. Every real today will explore such madness in all it's glory. 

But let's first talk about this very expensive bit of chicken one hundred eighty four people bit on nugget, so it had to be something special. First of all came as part of a b t s combo meal, the me so it seems it was very popular. That might not mean much to some of you, so we should tell you that v t s is a south korean boy band belonging to the cape on john ross. 

Still, even if you weren't crazy about this outfit of dubious musicians, you'd likely just by the meal yourself rather than pay a hundred thousand bucks for a stale piece of chicken, but that wasn't everything the nugget apparently looked like a character from the online multiplayer video game among us. 

Okay, so will admit that there is some resemblance, but then it pulled tooth also looks a bit like the character or so does the stone or probably about fifty things you have sitting around your house. How can this chicken nugget for more money than most people ever have in their bank account? Well, when it was listed, the seller wrote item will be free, rosen and then air sealed to ensure freshness with secure shipping method. 

This food product has an average expiration of about fourteen days and will be delivered prior to expiration. He also wrote high, as has one, and that buyers request will ship with a nugget. Was that in mind was the buyer thinking about eating it? 

And if so, was this nugget any tastier than other nuggets on the market that you can buy for a handful going? We really can't figure out why someone would spend all that money on the thing it's not as if it's like modern art and it will sell for more money in the future. 

The person who bought the nugget will very likely be stuck with a nugget. In any way we reckon people will have already been making their own impostor know it gets him saying it's the real one that seems to public isn't sure why that thing was sold for that much cash on a bbc online forums. Someone wrote, 

I love among us, but still so much for a food item shaped like a character. It wasn't even painted, like one another person, wrote whoa seems silly to spend that much money on the chicken nugget sheesh a person with the username is he simply said, you're stupid that maybe some of you guys know the answer to this mystery of the world's most expensive chicken nugget. The ill are obviously had no idea why he got so much money saying in an interview.

 I figured id get somewhere around fifty bucks, but nothing like this. The thing is, if you think this is an isolated case, you are wrong. Such madness in the universe has happened before and will likely happen again in twenty. 

Sixteen someone been on a big bottle of mcdonald's, big mac sauce and ended up going for sixty five thousand nine hundred pounds, which is around one hundred thousand bucks. Cash in this case didn't go back to mcdonalds, but to which the ronald mcdonald house charities, but it turned out that the bed was a hoax still forty bits were over fifty thousand, though there was plenty of people ready to spend big.

 You can't actually walk into one at mcdonald's restaurants and buy a bottle of that so called secret sauce. So some folks were willing to pay a lot to get a bottom. We have no idea why, but we do know that a bottle of this stuff is auction off in australia in twenty fifteen, for twenty three thousand australian dollars. If you think that's crazy, we will now prove to you that there are people willing to pay mega bucks for stuff you probably wouldn't buy.

 If it was offered to you for a solitary dollar, imagine waking up in the morning to an absolute mess and then selling er mess sounds impossible right. It's not a british artist named tracy a means that her mess was actually an installation. Basically, she sold her unmade bed and a load of her stuff at the side of it, including cigarette packs, k y jealous tissues, a full ashtray, a pair of shabby slippers and empty vodka bottles seriously. 

That was it. There was nothing fancy such as hitting diamond stuck to the bottle. She called the work of my bed and said she hoped it would give people a portrait of a young woman. She said she hoped the peace would end up in a museum, but a german collector stepped in and paid four point one million dollars.

 He said I always admire the honesty of tracey and bought my bed, because it's a metaphor for life where troubles began and logic just die just so. You know the art world took the series the curator only in a crippled called the installation and incredibly vital piece of our joint.

 How people lived in the nineties during the briton pop era? She said, I think the status of the work has changed historically, but certainly hasn't changed in terms of the impact of the peace. With that in mind, we'd like to ask you how much you pay for a sandwich and a half eaten want to have a woman in the? U s named diana dogs are shot to the world when she collected twenty eight thousand dollars for just that, a slightly middle of the grilled cheese.

 It was no ordinary grilled cheese though she said the toast marks for him to the picture of the virgin mary. Did you first put it on ebay and politely: ask people to take it seriously. You see she said the sandwich had brought her luck over the years that she had kept it. 

She wrote I made this sandwich ten years ago when I took a bite out of it. I saw face looking up at me. It was virgin mary staring back at me. I was in total shock. She was even more shocked when she said her endless run. 

A fortune culminated with his seen a win of seventy thousand dollars, so it just made sense that if anyone should take it off her hands, they would no doubt experienced a similar windfall and she was sure god had given her side, so she told prospective buyers. I would like.

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The bunker was meant to withstand a nuclear attack on the evil, be full scale war against the soviet union and allow nato to continue frontline operations against the red army. For me, it became the hub of a vast criminal dark with empire, which would become home to what was called the amazon of criminality, two hundred fifty thousand crimes. 

That's the official tally by police for the number of crimes that the group running a massive underground, cyber funk or operation, either responsible for or aided in perpetrating at the trial. The eight defendants had to stand for two hours just for the judge to read through all of their churches.

 The fourth dutch three german in one bulgarian cybercriminals, were charged with aiding and abetting criminals and crimes involving drugs. Contrasts killings, money laundering in bore the group got to start winning. 

Twenty thirteen, the group's leader, johann last name, withheld thought the former nato complex from the german government originally meant to house and nato command center. The bunker was built deep underground in order to withstand frontline nuclear weapons employed by the soviet union in case of a full scale war.

 This bunker, in a series of others, would have allowed nato to maintain command and control in a nuclear battlefield. The local townsfolk were wary of the new owners of the bunker, and the mayor contacted johan. Asking if he'd be allowed to visit johan was extremely open and offered to give the mayor free access as he wished. He only needed a little bit of warning because of quote guard dog.

 The mayor took him up on the offer and visited the bunker on several occasions, even being allowed access to any lock the door he wished. What he found was a slowly growing data center full of computer equipment and absolutely no sign of the millions of dollars of criminal activity that that data center was facilitating. Johan had promised that he would build just such a date. It center eventually offering up to eighty jobs to the local community, even promised he'd built in. I t training center for free for the town, but even after being questioned, he always remained vague about what exactly his operation was about whose data was being processed by the growing rows of computer banks. Where did it all come from? What sort of business with johan supporting as the years went by? 

By not only did the local townsfolk not get an answer, but johanns promises about jobs in a training center failed to materialize. The townsfolk then began to stir up rumors that johan was actually either buying or producing drugs or selling weapons from the bunker. However, the mayor's visit showed no signs of any such activity. 

Resigning themselves to the strange new business start up in there, her sanity, the local townsfolk, quickly put it out of their minds. They had no way of knowing that an entire planet's worth of crime was being directly supported from there sleepy little town, everything from massive drug sales and purchases to hit jobs in corporate extortion.

 It wouldn't be until september twenty nineteen that the residents of robin for our buck would realize. Monster had been lurking in their midst as deal woke to the sound of dozens of police, sirens and helicopters buzzing overhead, but just what had been going on at what was now termed the cyber bunker? 

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Today, in twenty twenty one on the international space station's thrusters suddenly fired as the result of a software glitch, it flipped backward about five hundred and forty degrees. Nasa flight director did something he'd never done before.

 He declared a spacecraft emergency, we'll come back to how things went down, but first number fifty will give you some hard facts before we get into the stranger things about the international space station, which, from now on we'll call by it's abbreviated name,

 I asked the first bit more much done november. Twenty in nineteen ninety eight- and that was the russian module called summer young then came to us module unity in the space station is made up of several different modules, all serving a purpose that will get into today. 

All you need to know is that it's kind of like a high tech space lego with different countries all doing their part to build and take care of it and use it. Those countries are russia and the us, canada, japan and various countries involved that belonged to the european space agency.

 In twenty eleven nasa said it was completed, it became the first truly international space station number. Forty nine. All these parts make the highest s three hundred fifty seven feet in length about one hundred and eight meter.

 It's about the size of a football field, american football. That is, although a soccer pitches, a similar size number. Forty eight in that great heap of a thing, is currently orbiting around the earth around two hundred and fifty miles away, I'm pretty fast to around seventeen thousand five hundred miles per hour.

 At that speed it can work the earth every ninety minutes. Okay, but can you see it from down here number? Forty, seven? Yes, you can. As long as you have clear skies, there are thousands of places on earth from where you can easily spot the. 

I assess it's. The third brightest object in the sky and it's no big deal to get a glimpse, and you want to know where to look and when nasa has a website called spot the station nasa says it looks like a bright fast, moving plane. They'll get too excited. 

No sooner than you see it, it's going in the number forty six folks didn't live in the I assess at the start, astronauts first percent there in november second, two thousand, and there were two russian dudes year. He gets and go and sergey kick eleven and one american dude bill shepherd after they laid down to home, sweet home doormat and the guy assess had people on it ever since. 

As for what they did first, it involved a lot of fun unpacking in assembling of critical. Things is spent about four months in total, unpacking and dissembling, which could probably a burn them a fortune if they had their own on boxing youtube channel.

 Let's now talk about life on the I assess, which is not always a bed of roses number forty five, the last thing anyone needs up in space is everyone getting sick, doesn't happen, often for various reasons. Before astronauts go up there to have to quarantine down here on earth that sometimes called the crew health stabilization program, it can suck for the astronauts because they're in a kind of comfortable jail for two weeks. 

Nasa said this before the last flight to the I assessed. All of our crew must stay in quarantine for two weeks before they launch. This ensures that they aren't sick are incubating and illness when they get to the space station, and it's called health stabilization in quarantine. 

Astronauts generally read a lot exercise and spend time using devices to have video chats with their families and friends. If they do come into contact with anyone.

 Those people have to go, get the green light from nasa flight surgeons and that's all good, but has anyone been sick on the highest s? Number? Forty, four? 

Yes, they have astronauts have been known to get colds respiratory infections, skin infections and sometimes urinary tract infections, but how to deal with that open space number forty three there might not be a doctor on the I obsessed with all the astronauts will have had some basic medical training and they're. Also basic medical supplies.

 Infections are generally just treated with antibiotics, so they aren't you usually a problem. The bad news is bacterial infections are more deadly in space because of micro gravity, antibiotics, don't work as well up there either. 

The good news is nasa, has a bunch of medical experts down below who often talk to the astronauts about bruises cuts and, if need be, a burning sensation when peeing also there might be a crew surgeon up there. One former surgeon was.

 Are you ready for a vacation? Do you want to get away? Will you won't be getting away to these places? You are twelve of the most secret places around the world.

 No one is allowed to visit from military zones to post apocalyptic nightmares number twelve, the coca cola volt. Have you ever wondered about that tasty coca cola beverage? 

Where does it actually come from the recipe, is locked up and they hi tech volt in atlanta, at the world of coca cola attraction, and it's one of the most closely guarded places in the world. 

You can head up to the door, but no one's getting in only two people know the full recipe at any given time. Their identities are secret and they're not allowed to travel together. 

There was only one written copy of the formula in the world and the volt holding it is as secure as any bank. Some secret places have been standing for much longer number eleven, bon gar force in the fifteen, hundreds of the ruler of the province of amber cautious. 

Why india fills a majestic fortress for his son. It became a thriving kingdom until famine, ruins the local economy and the villagers fled on foot. The buildings are still standing today photo in disrepair. 

Many locals believe it to be the victim of a powerful curse, vital tourism is still allowed and many of the buildings it's officially classified as the only legally haunted location in india and injuring and it without a government permit is strictly prohibited after dark. 

This may be as much because of the roving tigers as any wrestler spirits, though you've heard of private forest, but how about a private island number ten ne yeah hawaii has been an independent nation and later part of the united states, but not all of it's main islands are what you'd expect the island of ni.

 How is the seventh largest inhabited island in the chain, and it's almost seventy square miles? It serves as a habitat for several local birds and native plants for this population is under two hundred people. In fact, almost everyone living on the island are members of a single family and it's nearly impossible to visit unless you're invited foreign member of the us government or military. 

That's because ni hao is privately owned and eighteen sixty four scottish landowner, elizabeth sinclair, they tend to dollars for the sparsely populated island. It purchased it from the kingdom of hawaii and she and her family have rejected any attempt to purchase it. While very limited tourism activities are allowed by the family. 

They were expensive and rare, but the most famous visitor was an unexpected, more a japanese navy fighter pilot who crashed on the island and was helped by the residents who didn't know so. He had just participated in the attack on pearl harbor. It's not the only case where it's not where the place is. It's who owns it number nine mount athos on an isolated peninsula in northeastern greece. 

There is a stunning mountain in on that mountain is one of the most isolated groups of people in europe living in mount athos. A group of eastern orthodox mon gs runs a monastery dating back over a thousand years. They live a life of isolation and piety, and they have strict rules for who is allowed to come onto their mountain chief. 

Among those rules, no women. This is a strictly all male monastery in the band even extends to know female livestock being allowed on the grounds, and these rules continue even today because mt this is essentially independent votes officially part of greece and the european union. It's also granted a special jurisdiction that makes it than a ton of us region. 

They have their own borders and have no problem keeping people out. 

They only allow a limited number of men from the outside world, but those who enter will find something stunning, a huge collection of artifacts books, artwork in documents dating back centuries. It's been named a world heritage site and the monks don't have any intention of changing their secretive ways and no one does secrecy better than the military number. Eight diego garcia, located deep in the indian ocean is an isolated island, but it doesn't belong to any of the nearby nations.

 It's technically a part of the united kingdom, but they don't use it anymore. They sold the rights to use it to the united states in nineteen. Sixty six in exchange for debt forgiveness and the island became a us military base and the us government wasted no time locking it down tighter than that coca cola recipe. 

The local inhabitants, mostly coconut farmers, were quickly expelled from the eyelid and it became a top secret military relocation. 

What to use for over fifty years later, we still don't know diego garcia is a large naval base, with a constant military presence and as a base for bombers in asia. But many islands filled those purposes and none are quite so secretive, diego garcia. It's completely off limits to outsiders, not invited by the military and those who do get that elusive. 

Invite are placed under a confidentiality agreement. It's been speculated to be a secret military prison for high value detainees or a testing ground for new military technology.

 But whatever it's purpose, the government isn't talking and you are not finding out wake up guys, this new island to just dropped but they're, not taking visitors just yet number seven search, see fits know off and the land mass of earth changes so dramatically.

 But in nineteen sixty three of okay, corruption off the southern coast of iceland created a chain reaction and lasted until nineteen sixty seven and when the smoke cleared and new island had been formed around a square mile in size. 

At first, the island asserts he was one of the newest land masses on planet earth and it was named after a nurse.

 Did you know that every male on earth begins life as a female? The y chromosome, which is responsible for the development of a fetus into a male, is an active for the first five weeks in the embryo develops into a female starting with the six week when the y chromosome comes into play, everything changes, the body of a future man is formed with certain peculiarities dictated by evolution. 

For example, men have big noses because they consume more oxygen. They also have your pain receptors, which makes them more resilient. The button kill year and he's some of the male body inside are essential for survival.

 Finding a mate group interaction him producing healthy offspring in achieving success, and all of these areas makes him a new champion, both in primitive times and now button. 

Why did evolution make men simpler? Is it true that monitor the feed to the larger the n s? Why? Who is the masters to escape from a disaster a mouse or a man, and can we call a man, the coolest male on the planet? Cool male is primarily a strong and intimidating hunter, but what does a man have hunting if you take away his weapons and cars, a man has strong bones and the more a man trains or takes part in sports activities. The stronger and more massive skeletal system becomes female. 

Bones are constructed differently and become fragile overtime. Also, a man can exhibit a high level of aggression. It depends on the amount of the testosterone hormone in his body, mostly as to how strong levels are about twenty times higher in men than in one there's. 

Also, an inverse relationship and scientists from thing university in canada discovered that aggressive actions increase testosterone levels in the blood testosterone is also responsible for the formation of new blood cells in a man's body. 

Therefore, male blood contains more, she will glow open and red blood cells. In addition, men are great runners. Male lakes have eighty percent more muscle than female legs in their heart and lungs supply more oxygen, which helps men run faster. 

However, hundreds of healthy adult men have ended up and goose dobbs ease only caught and dinner. Stop is a man eating nile crocodile from the ruined day. 

Rumor has it that good stuff has killed about three hundred people nobody's ever managed to catch him and nobody's managed to kill them as bullets, simply bounce off things again by the way.

 One hundred and sixty million suns the article lighting with one another in complete darkness. It sounds unbelievable, but there is no other way of describing this pair of supermassive black holes that astronomers discovered in december twenty twenty one.

 The fusion of these choose monsters will take place at a record close distance from earth just eighty nine million light years away. Okay, it's not that close, but one day, we'll definitely invent a faster than light space, shuttles and then go on. Doubted leave need a star guide map to avoid the most dangerous option: the universe, black holes, which one is light and wait for us right around the corner in mir space white can a black hole not only suck you up, but also rose and where's the lair of the most dangerous gravitational monsters in the universe.

 What black holes can we counter right? Next door, astronomers recently discovered a binary star and the telescope the constellation, and it comes with a bonus gift. A third in is the object, that's a black hole, five times heavier than the side, but it's unbelievable dense. He makes it just thirty kilometers in diameter. It's not that easy to make your ship fall into this black hole. 

Nice. If you wanted to, however, scientists are still worried because it literally wanders around in our backyard, just one thousand light years away from earth. So let's map this black hole next door, even though it's tiny bit farther one point: five thousand light years away from our planet there's another unusual black hole in the modern nasr is a constellation just ten kilometers in diameter. This tiny objects. Wretches, since washes and neighbouring read, go soft toys. 

This black hole is two point six times heavier than the star. If we didn't spot this tiny monster, our spacecraft could be overloaded when flying past the red giant, any interstellar outskirts of our milky way. There are dozens of known objects similar to black hole. At the same time, let's to numbers believe that in our galaxy they are at least ten million black holes formed from massive stars.

 It challenging to find a map of such small objects, but they don't pose any serious threat to space travel anyway, whereas super massive black holes or another pseudo ori, which of the world's most famous space monsters, is the largest. Our nearest and supermassive black hole is located in the sagittarius constellation twenty six thousand light years away from earth.

 The object called sagittarius a star weighs more than four million son and his forty more than a million kilometers in diameter. Only three such galactic monsters would fit between earth and the sun, but that's nothing compared to giants from distant galaxies and absolute monster lurks sit in a coma, coma and nieces constellation. Three hundred million light years away, this black hole in the center of a giant elliptical galaxy has amassed similar to twenty one billion suns in the size of it's event horizon.

 That is the region of space, where the gravitational pull is so strong that even light cannot escape is seventy billion kilometers. There would be more than enough space for three of our solar system to pluto's orbit within such a diameter. Just one slight navigational error on our way to this distant galaxy and our space ship is destroyed, but in absolute record among the black holes known to science, is held by tons six eight team and the king. 

This limit teaching constellation that lies at a distance of more than ten billion light years. This object strongly absorbs interstellar gas and has a mass of sixty six billion suns in a diameter of two hundred and forty two billion amateurs. So much room is enough to fit eleven in solar systems in a row him even more so a gluttonous tons.

 Six eighteen couldn't be more enormous nowadays since on earth. We see it the way it used to be ten billion years ago, but it's not just supermassive black holes themselves that are a threat water that the dangers of the effects they produce, for example, tons six eighteen cents, a huge increase in desk. 

Basically, it's a very fast world pool of matter that heated to millions of degrees and heading towards the mouth of the black hole. If our spaceship gets there, it will evaporated in the blink of an eye.

 Many moons ago, bill gates efficient households around the world using a personal computer with a lot of people didn't know what one was that vision became a reality and gates has seen a few other of his predictions come true since you're not looking into his crystal ball again and in it he sees virtual reality avatars as part of your everyday life. 

He sees an end to the long lines. At the day, doctor's office he's seen your brain being read by your phone and he sees bank gun and some good news just around the corner number ten, as you know, gates, has been very outspoken on the matter. If a certain pandemic that has pretty much changed the world we live in and the last two years, if you'd heard what he was saying at the end of twenty twenty, you know that he was hopeful.@

Twenty twenty one would be a vast improvement. He wasn't exactly spot on with that prediction. Gates admits that this year his hopes had been somewhat dashed and things didn't improve quite as much as you'd like them too, but this time he feels quite certain that the end is in sight. He wrote that now, with billions of people vaccinated the world, it's so much closer to normal. You starkly added that if, if you're one of the millions of people who lost a loved one to the virus over the last twelve months, you certainly don't think this year was any better than laugh. He admitted that the new variant she hadn't seen coming- or at least he didn't see the full extent of the damage they'd cost. 

Nonetheless, he said this time he's more confident that the pandemic in the devastation it causes will be over by the end of twenty twenty two. You might ask what gives him such confidence is not only the vaccinations people have taken, but that this time the world is so much better prepared to deal with new variants, including the on the variant of that he says we caught this variant earlier than we discovered delta, because south africa has invested heavily in genomics sequencing capabilities and rent a much better position to create updated vaccine, as if needed, like many scientists gates, believe that the virus will peter out, just as other viruses have done in the history of mankind.

 He added communities will still see occasional outbreaks, but new drugs will be available that could take care of most cases and hospitals will be able to handle the rest. Your individual risk level will be low enough that you won't need to factor into your decision. Making is not only that, but he believes are breakthroughs in the marinade. Vaccines will mean the next time the virus tries to shake our reality will be ready to make us safe, effective vaccine super fast. He called this the game changer, and he said when you end in our experience with non pharmaceutical interventions, are in a piece when the next virus does. It will be much better at keeping people safe without having to create so much mental stress and financial devastation. That's all good, but what, if our will become so damaged viruses? 

The last thing on our minds: number nine gates is certainly not all doom and gloom, just some promising things to say about the climate crisis, to what we need right now. He said his collaboration and if anything has shown us just how capable we are working together across the world. 

The pandemic has twenty twenty one gates, a man who will undoubtedly it's an acquired taste admitted that he is an imperfect messenger on climate change after awful lot of folks out there don't like being told by a billionaire with private jets and a fleet of cars that they have to change their lifestyle date set of that it's true. 

My carbon footprint is absurdly high for a long time. I felt guilty about this still. He said he has managed to reduce it's carbon footprint. Not only by making some personal changes, but by investing in zero carbon technologies, you now believes that the world is ready to collaborate and attempt to do such things as reduce the amount of steel and cement to reproduce which accounts for about. 

Fourteen to sixteen and percent of global carbon emissions. Gates mentioned a new technology that injects recycled carbon dioxide back into the cement before it goes to the construction site. The outfit that's doing this called carbon cure already has some big name. Customers such as linked in and mcdonalds gates wrote so far. It's only able to reduce emissions by around ten percent.

 Do it hopes to get to thirty three percent? Eventually, he believes depend, then it gets pushed people and companies to really make a difference saying our emissions, it seems, are no longer a problem that we're willing to kick down the road. 

So his prediction is that twenty twenty two will be a success in terms of increased collaboration about the climate crisis, okay, but what about the very important factor of your own immediate number, eight gates? What's it further bearer of good news when he's dead and twenty twenty one that how we look after our health will improve? One reason for that is the fact that health technology is improving as we speak, according to gauge the pandemic, forced us to innovate, as hospitals were over stretched and some people couldn't get to see their doctor.

 Imagine a world in which you're smart watch, be, I told you there was a small problem after what you were told, exactly what to do and you've never even had to leave the comfort of your own home if his prediction in this regard gates said right now, when it's time for your annual physical, you probably need to go to your doctor's office to have your vital signs taken and blood drawn.@

 But what, if you had a device at home that your doctor could remotely control to measure your blood pressure? What if you could look at the data collected from your smart watch them to see how you sleep and what your active heart rate is? He also says that they'll become normal to go to a convenient location near your house, or your blood can be tested. After that, the results will be sent to your doctor and intern. That doctor can send you all the relevant information one of the problems with concerning how fast this will take off it.

 It's the summer of nineteen. Seventy eight, a woman with horrific plus jewels all over her body, is lying in a hospital isolation. Bed in severe pain, doctors wearing thick rubber, gloves cautiously approach. 

They being the only people in the world allowed near her after losing sight in one eye and losing her mind. She dies. The date was september. Eleventh tsunami heard there was a funeral, but no one was allowed to attend. 

That's because she died from smallpox, a disease that had been long since wiped out in england. How did that habit? The answer is a lab link and, as you'll see today. Similar weeks have caused absolute mayhem in the world, including the deadly anthrax leak now known as biological chernobyl.

 That is utterly terrifying story and we'll tell you about it in all: it's gory detail, but first the woman who died such a lonely death was named janet parker and she was the last person to die from smallpox in the u k. In fact, she was the last in the entire world.

 Parker was a medical photographer working with the university of birmingham medical school, as researchers worked with the smallpox down in the lab, she'd be up at her darkroom developing your photos. 

The disease might have been eradicated in the country, but that didn't mean research stuff. That's why, when she started feeling ill on august eleventh that year, she didn't even consider it being smallpox. 

She told her doctor. She had a headache and then, when you look through rover, he saw that she had a red spots covering parts of her body is first on, was chicken pox? Not only what smallpox of thing of the past but parker? It actually been vaccinated against the disease or be it back in sixty six. 

But when her muscles started aching her spots turned into a horrific rationale covering the soles of her feet or legs, and elsewhere. Doctors knew this was true. She was whisked off to the hospital after which she was given a diagnosis of a very old, a major which is the worst type of smallpox. The worrying thing was this was a highly contagious disease and parker had been near a lot of people in the short time that she was ill.

 First, her parents went to quarantine, but after an investigation, it was dumped at about five hundred people close to where they were all placed in quarantine and vaccinated, while health specialists fumigated all the places where parker had been one of those people was her mother and in spite of her being vaccinated, she also got the disease. 

Thankfully, she didn't seem to have a major strain, but then parker's father died, while in hospital quarantine it was thought he actually die from heart attack. 

Just after seeing his daughter on her deathbed put an autopsy couldn't be done because the risk of him having smallpox and infecting someone else, but the question on everyone's mind was how did she contract the virus in the first place? Surely, if she had gotten, if there had to be a leak in someone else might have gun, as officials were pondering, the question parker started getting much worse. 

She went blind in one eye and then one day, seemingly not knowing what was happening to her. She tried to clamber out of bed and rip out the dripping in her arm. 

She died soon after this was so serious that no one could attend her funeral. It was as the press called it, the loneliest kind of death, but such strict measures had to be taken in the twentieth century. The disease is thought to have killed around three.

 Johnny, the monsters have invaded america's coastal waters. Actually they've always been there, legendary creatures whose very existence was want to be nothing more than a myth. And now scientists have documented the first live giant squid off the coast of america. In stunning, video scientists documented need monster, approaching one of their surveillance cameras two thousand feet: underwater oats lead to get footage of rare, deep water animals. 

The expedition use the device known as an e jelly or electronic jellyfish as simple set of lights that mimics the bioluminescence of deep sea life for the first few days, the team got nothing but curious, shrimp and other random fish approaching the lure and quickly swimming away, but then suddenly there it was a creature straight out of luck.@

 Legit approaching the electronic dates with astonishing speed, a monster squid zooms out of the darkness and extends it's massive arms in anticipation of snagging a kill. 

However, the highly intelligent animal clearly realizes that something is wrong and slows down probing d. Jelly with several tentacles, then realizing it was not a delicious jelly fish to eat the gargantuan squid. Do they keep the darkness? With the same astonishing speed it approached in the blink of an eye, it disappears into the dark.

 The scientists hurriedly transmitted the video to squid experts eager to find out exactly what they had on their hands. The fact that the squid approached directly head on made it difficult to measure and dust difficult to identify. 

What is this truly a legendary giant squid, or was it mere early one of the larger, but not quite giant species of squid that live in deep waters all over the world using known size proportions of the objects and frame, notably to eat jelly lure, and attaching appendages experts were able to get a rough estimate of side at least ten to twelve feet.

 Long been an expert who view the video. After having an email directly from the boats, confirmed it, crew had a giant squid on their hands. This was the first confirmation of something scientists had suspected for years. Massive mythical monsters do in fact crowd the deep waters off america's coasts. 

This is a photo of a giant squid and if you were in that photo, you'd probably be smaller than the massive spell that makes up the top half of the swiss body. A giant squid could engulf you, along with it's tentacles with enough room to ensnare several more of your friends and family giant squids eat by ensnaring their prey with those massive technical to each as strong as a fully grown. Python.@

Typically split has two extra long feeding chemicals, which can shoot out up to thirty three feet to snare pray once it snatched fray the tentacles wrapped around it and secure a grip with hundreds of such doctors, which are rammed with sharp teeth.

 The suckers not only creates suction, to help hold on to the prey, but the teeth embed themselves into flesh of it's prey and ensure that if the suction fails, it's grip will still hold. Now that the giant squid has you in it's feeding tentacles, he reels you in, like a fisherman from the depths of hell straight into a smothering embrace made up of each giant arms.@

 The arms are also lined with two inch wide suckers which, like the feeding, tentacles, also have sharp teeth to ensure a grip and exist for only one purpose. To reel in prey to it's final, horrific conclusion. With the strength of an elephant, the giant squid drags on waiting, praying to a debt hug from which there is no escape, but it doesn't squeeze prey to death.

 This is nearly invisible and josh among the stars is an unusual rogue planets. Although this object located twenty light years away from the sun, doesn't have it's own star, the sky around. It isn't at all as dark as it might seem bright, flash of light it up every now and then the thing is this: real planet is twelve times more massive than jupiter and it's magnetic field is two hundred times more powerful, and this is what creates regular light shows featuring northern lights, but there are even more staggering worlds in our vast and endless space in this video you'll find out.

 How can apply planet be ice, cold and think stream. We hide at the same time. Is there a place where things fall not down but awkward, and what are the strangest known exoplanets in which of the world's? Could you take the listen photos just fifty seven light years away from earth? There is a gas giant cult and jean chain find vote for b, we'll call it that cherry bomb planted like that are usually yellow brown like jupiter or orange, like saturn, but this one is very young and bright pink. 

Thanks to it's heat from the cherry bombs or bet, you can tank some really mind blowing so fast, no filter needed, especially since the nearest star is very far away and won't spoil any of the pictures with it slide in this planet and four hundred plus light years from earth eclipses, it start itself, scientists, unofficially nicknamed it mega. 

Saturn- has rings of this gas giant two hundred times bigger their radius is half the distance between the earth and the sun. You'll need more than two years to fly around. It's outer ring, even if you have the fastest of rockets. 

What a terrific view, though there was another planet, situated the three hundred twenty light years away from us, and this is where we can find the most unique scenery it orbits in his system, consisting of three stars when one goes down the other two rise, and vice versa, if you think you're working is too long, you should know that here you may have to wait for nighttime for more than a hundred years.

 So far, I've pulled the only about gas giants, but rocky worlds can be much more interesting. Where do we find exoplanets with the most unusual surfaces? There's venus in our solar system, with it's sulfuric acid desert, where temperatures may reach four hundred fifty degrees celsius? Meanwhile, five hundred sixty light years away from us there's the kepler ten be exo planet, whose surface is three times as hard.

 This world is one giant hell's furnace.

 There have been plenty of serial killer couples, but you could argue that the brits had the worst of couples like the literature, loving, psychopathic sadist he and brady, and myra hindley murdered children in england in the nineteen sixties, while those two murders were stick to the nth degree, sometimes taking photos of themselves with their dead victims and once recording of email victim pleading for her life, fred and rose west could be said to be even more vile. These were not natural, born killer types. Wayward youngster is lost in the madness of a killing spree. This terribly odd couple, tortured, mentally abused and murdered. Many young female victims in what certainly deserves to be called a house of horrors. 

Welcome to this up the soda the infographic show fred and rose the sickest serial killer couple of all time. We should warn you that this is a horrific story that could be upsetting for some viewers. Fred west was born on september. Twenty ninth nineteen forty one in a small village in herefordshire england rosemary lead, was born in devon on november nineteen. Nineteen. Fifty three can anything that happened in their childhoods explained, they're. Turning into torturers and killers, we think you'll agree that the answer is absolutely yes. 

Fred was the youngest of seven children and he was doted on by his mother. Some reports state that the doting went way too far and his mother had an incestuous relationship with him. Although, after his arrest, fred's brother doug west told the press, none of us was ever abused in any way by anybody. In spite of this, after his arrest, fred, privately told a social worker, he had slept with his mother, but didn't think there was anything wrong with it. 

After his arrest, fred told police that his father had relationships with very young girls, including you, his own sisters and also taught him how to have sex with sheep. But doug says these are just crazy fantasies and life was normal for the family friend also said he was made to cut the throats of pigs. Something doug also says is just one of fred's live another person who knew fred. 

As a boy said this about it, he was a bit cheeky, a bit mouthy, but that was these kids work. I would say that he was probably naive and easily led, but then at seventeen fred had a motorcycle accident which left him in a coma for seven days. Even before that his iq is said to be only eighty four. Two years later, he was hit hard in the face by a guy. After groping, a girl friend fell two floors and his already damaged head was hit again. This could be vital to understanding what happened later in his life as head. Traumas can do strange things to people, including affecting moral judgement, an inhibition. 

In fact, a document on earth show the family saying friend's personality totally changed and he suddenly started lying bragging, boasting and stealing. Shortly after these accidents, breads thirteen year old, younger sister told her mom. That fred had been raping her for six months and she was impregnated when asked fred said that he'd been molesting girls for a long time saying, doesn't everybody do it? Fred never went to prison, as his sister refused to testify in court. There are other reports stating fred, also impregnated another young girl who was.

 Other than mark cuban and lori is by far the most sought after a shark on shark tank due to her ability to blow up products on t v, whether that be to simply, if it's board or the scrub daddy, if the product is easily demonstrable up, laurie is often the best choice. In fact, three out of the top five best performing shark tank deal is a word with a lorry due to this marketing you for power, lower yourself and call it the queen duty easy, but it's never really made it clear how laurie made her money in the first place, so here's the story of lori grenier and how she became the queen enough to be the taking a look back floor. He was born on december nineteen. 

Nineteen sixty nine in illinois, chicago her father, was a real estate developer. While her mother worked as a psychologist thing to her parents, well paying careers. Laurie never had too much trouble financially, but she did have some trouble emotionally, as her parents were divorced when she was it's just nine years old anyway. As a kid and lorries dream wants to be a famous journalist and in turn she would major in community with a focus on journalism, tv and film, at loyola university, while completing her bachelors laurie also got a job at the chicago tribune and presumably adam internal organ insisted. She probably could have is entry level job into a long term career, but after graduation laurie decided to go down a different path. 

This included working as a player by the end of jewelry seller, which eventually led her into designing a plastic, earring, organizer and ninety ninety six, luckily for lorry, just eight months after creating the organizer or she would take that they sell let the j c penney's. It's not clear how much of jaycee penny paid for the invention, but we do know, is that was enough for lori to pay off for three hundred thousand dollar loan with one successful product in the books.

 Dark continue to tinker but cosmetic organizers story boxes and other small household items, as she turned out your designs and a couple of modifications. Laurie patton did her products and sold them in various ways. Sometimes she sold the rights to our products, to big retailers like jaycee, penny and other times she decided to other product herself and the back in the day. The easiest way to fill any pets, but I could wants to get it on t v. So, in the late nineteen nineties, laurie made a deal with the home shopping network to get some of our products on air lori. If you didn't just go all in on t v, though, she also pursued the original space by getting her products into bed bath and beyond. All of this allowed her to achieve moderate success, her biggest jump forward, they didn't come until two thousand. 

Once you launch to, however, and get new creations on q v c, as you probably already noticed, murray, is not like a rest of the sharks actually never really started her own business. She was always more of an adventure than a business woman and she cleverly played into this with their t tv show. The premise of clever and unique creations is pretty straightforward and every episode is laurie and if you're there, who is privy regular household items with a crappy modifications, for example, she might review approved with us lot for a smartphone or she might review a mixing bowl with a scooper. None of these products are game changing by any means, but usually they each have their own little quirks and make life just a bit easier for the target audience.

 Imagine doing something boring like riding the subway or typing away at an expense report, and suddenly your body sends you a very clear message: you need to have sex know like a sex fantasy about someone you're attracted to. Rather you get an intense feeling of your genitals that can only be relieved by sex. 

You try to ignore it, but it's not going away and it doesn't care how inappropriate it is for the moment for a small number of women. This unfortunate situation is reality and it's one of the rarest and new which sexual disorders out there titled persistent genital arousal disorder. It's not just a one time thing that makes itself known at an awkward time. 

This disorder causes a sudden and persistent genital arousal without any current sexual stimulation or desire. This unknown disorder was at first mistaken for hyper sexuality by puzzle. Doctors who assumed that this was normal sexual desire gone out of control, but examining a few people who suffer from this condition indicated that it was completely separate from sexual desire. This says the lead researchers to wonder if the name is appropriate. After all, the women are aroused they're, being troubled by a nerve reaction and their genitals. 

That's giving them sensations, they don't want. One thing is for sure the women experiencing this condition report. The symptoms are extreme when describing the symptoms of the disorder. Arousal is the furthest thing from the mind suffers. 

They feel intense pressure and your teaching and their general area, which can lead to contractions or factional congestion. Sometimes spontaneous orgasms can happen, but not in all cases. Sufferers sometimes try to relieve the pressure by masturbating and triggering an orgasm, but this only lasts a short time.

 If that many sufferers report having to have more double orgasms in a short time to experience any relief, not something that's feasible when it occurs in the middle of a workday. So what causes this bizarre disorder? There are so few cases of persistent general arousal disorder that no definite cause has been determined. Yet studies indicate that it may be exacerbated by stress, but that's not the source of the problem. 

Originally doctors assumed it was psychologically based, but attempts to treat the condition through counseling didn't show results. Now it's believed it causes. Might be a your logical or vascular with conditions like tar lost, cysts or arterial malformations in the pelvic region, pressing on a nerve that causes this unusual condition? So what's this solution, the women suffering from the condition are desperate for a cure. Treatments are varied and so has the success rate.

 Most early cases were treated with a combination of psychotherapy and pelvic exercises, and while the therapy may or may not have been useful, some women report relief from the exercises in cases where a physical cause can be determined if some minor, sir, the trees have relieved to condition by removing the pressure, but the disorder isn't fully understood yet and no one's quite sure why a medicine called for an incline normally used to treat nicotine addiction. 

Relieved one woman symptoms, but mainly women suffering from the condition have a bigger problem. Getting anyone to take them seriously. When jean.

 If two snowflakes fall on your skin, you won't even feel them even stan of individual snow flakes hot ash from a fire accidentally falls on you, a small hole will appear on your clothes and maybe you'll feel a slight scratch if you accidentally spill hot tea on yourself, you'll explode, very instant, burning pain and get burned, but what will happen if a couple of drops of blah blah, which he has hundreds of times hotter than boiled water polo? Let's imagine that you are now near keene old that is about to erupt and pump pays examples should suggest it will be very hot soon. You'll have common sense and legs to help make sure you get away from a place of your future disaster. 

Don't commit any rash acts as a volcano can kill. Will you immediately even with no origins of trouble? The mountain of fire still remains damn dangerous because it can be in many ways. So, if you're at a safe distance, it's better to get further away, otherwise your body will become an interesting mix. The police such as, for example, in two thousand years of wind blow keno, kill a way where they found two dead people whose skin and lung were eroded by hydrochloric acid. 

Would you associate that with a bow tino? The solution was revealed only at the next eruption when it's slowly flowing lava reached the coast where reacted with sea salt and hydrogen, creating a cloud of hydrochloric acid. Add to this a strong wind and all onlookers. Looking at the eruption, in the literal sense of the word, pounding experience, breathtaking meaning they stopped breathing, but even in the case of a volcano being home, you shouldn't worry. If only two drops of love a fall on your skin, they will immediately sticks deer, skin burning as don't even try to brush them away.

 You'll only make it worse, although it depends on the size of the droplets, if they're small things will only have small scars as if from an ordinary burn. But if you found yourself under a hail of lava, the red, hot liquid would burn your body to the phone and your crime might be heard even on another continent. 

However, you can touch love for a moment without losing your hand, remember how water gets on a hot frying pan, but instead of evaporating turns into a small bowl. This phenomenon is called the light and frost effect.

 Winning contact with lover, an elastic layer of steam is created to prevent water from evaporating and the skin get the monstrous burn. Someone please tell aqua man about this, but most likely this light pack will help if there is no smoke without fire. So the love of.

 Humanity has existed on the planet for about three hundred thousand years: we've survived many wars, nuclear bombings, bam and deadly pandemics. But what if we were on earth two hundred million years ago, most modern threats to humans didn't yet exist, and then, however, there was something worse than a hydrogen bomb and incurable diseases dinosaur. What what can we do in a world full of huge lizards? Couldn't we have lasted even a day on the planet during the jurassic period? Forget everything you learned about dinosaurs amp, this arrow from steven spielberg movies. Today we're going to face the truth from a scientific point of view. 

Two. If modern humans found themselves in the drastic period, they wouldn't recognize the earth. At that time everything look different and even the position of the continent, that's what's different paint gee. I had just be done to split into changing climate and allowing the planet's population to grow and in every sense it was. 

During the jurassic period, dinosaurs became the dominant species. It was only their mass extinction that helped mammals get ahead, which eventually led to the appearance of humans, but that's still a long way off. 

The main goal of humans in the drastic period would be to not get eaten. The well known, tyrannosaurs rex was able to accelerate up to seventy two kilometers per hour. That's forty five miles per hour, our emphasis added weight of fourteen tons, but there were lighter and faster dinosaurs that hunted in groups for them a human would be easy prey speed by not killer vision, excellent sense of smell night vision and killer instinct, merrick and paleontologist and evolutionary biologist, and for sad from the university of edinburgh believes that would have taken a lot of effort to avoid death. 

However, predatory dinosaurs would not have been the only problem for humans because there were also herbivores. The last word no less dangerous than predators and we're quite capable of hitting you with a spiked tail or impaling you with a horn simply frightening. 

Moreover, you might not have noticed and been trampled to death. It's believed that deploy adult, as was the size of four elephants. Next to this, a purse sin would feel like a cat next to it's owner hunting. Such massive animals would be incredibly difficult to do this day. Scientists don't know how strong the skin of dinosaurs was. This means that it's not known whether it could have been pierced with a knife, us beer or even a bullet.