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Mistake around 15:30. Factually incorrect & unpopular is the best possible in row 2, followed by factually ambiguous & unpopular, with the worst outcome being factually correct & unpopular.

Boredom is a choice. Video games and TicToc videos are likewise boring, just as sporting events and various other forms of entertainment are boring depending on who you ask. The trick is to find a reason to be interested. Physics, molecular biology, organic chemistry - the hard yet valuable subjects - aren’t all fun & games. People engage for knowledge, and the process of acquiring knowledge becomes the fun. It’s easy to say something is boring, and then use that internally-generated feeling of boredom as a reason to avoid a task. Each person has to find a reason to engage, and the best advice I can offer is that when one knows relatively little about the world, then exploration and learning ought to be fun, because everything is new. If somebody knew English very well, then I would expect this would be boring because it’s nothing new, but a good attitude for a student, and moreover any person who wants to learn, is to think of the unknown as intrinsically interesting. How else can we make progress? It can’t all be high production computer graphics, action, video gaming - media which engages mostly passive users. Thanks for the comment. That school is boring is neither a new idea nor particularly helpful.

The content is very interesting, but it is the most boring class I have found ....

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Sadly this is becoming a problem everywhere. Its not a Birmingham specific problem.

It's not clear though and not audible

Hello, I would like to ask about number 19. Shouldn't the correct answer be "B"?, such as : The total thickness IS and not ARE. I think the term "walls" was a trick right ! Cause in comparison it is right to use "that of". Thanks !

Thank you. I love your class.

Why 15 not D. Finding. It paralel with churning?

Thank you so much T. Adam .

Thanks a lot T. Adam .

Thank you very much T. Adam , I love your video .

Thanks a lot .

--script-- Jesus! It’s almost Zuhur, it’s time to ride. Yalla habibi! Pack the Dodge & get inside. Put on that podcast with Matt Taibi Or LL’s Rock the Bells Or Bakersfield Beat or sixties on six, or country jam bands with hillbillies & hicks Turn it up, let’s hit the road Bump the bass ‘til the woofer overload Crank up the volume & open Google or Apple maps Pedal to the metal, zoom zoom, so grab a snack or have a nap We done crossed 17 state lines but got a few more to go I got my speeding fine & video to show We’ve seen so much in so little time It’s gonna take a year just to unwind Been ridin’ all day every day to the next camp spot It’s a good thing we packed our Coleman electric cooler, firewood & your pots The food’s been delicous, the company so sweet Views so epic & time together such a treat Now with our butts in these leather seats Let’s hit the streets Let’s blow this popcicle stand, make some haste We’ve seen so much of the land, but still there’s no time to waste We’re out of Montana & to the Blackhills Several hundred miles before we can relax & chill And still, this wild & free country on a budget is such a thrill It’s like our anscestors bequethed this adventure out of their will Two lovers side by side with enough money in their pockets and gas in their ride Out to discover each other, nature and the other side Over the mountains & through the great plains Over the rivers, merging and diverging under their lanes Too many memories to process, store & recall with only their brains Ten thousand photos taken by each From sunrise to sunset, from forest to beach Chase the horizon just long enough to reach America the beautiful in green, brown and blue Hollers, canyons, and jungles in multiple hues Like a of couple sleuths out looking for clues Like grandma & grandpa out on a cruise With little other than each other, how can we lose? With so many roads to these destinations we choose With our bodies in warm clothes and feet in our shoes With so many campsites for us to borrow and use Out in our home of the brave and land of of the free Our butts in the Charger from East to West seas Grateful as can be in this time of death and disease To visit these places that so few people see And witness the splendor in and around you and me Like historic explorers across new frontiers With food in our cooler and just enough gear Stopping at grocers for meats Nook expertly sears At our campfire kitchen while Adam records for her peers Documentary footage that we’ll cherish for years Showing Grand Canyon tears and telling of Portland fears Washington snow cheers before Montana river beers Yellowstone buffalo and Northwest Texas steers Spirits rising while falling deeper in love Sleeping under stars and dreaming of what’s up above Sharing good times on our epic road trip together Making memories that will surely last forever In our country so vast, so grand, and so bold As it deals with its past as stories are told A juxtaposed chronology of new and of old A territory stolen where people were bought and sold Where freedom is expensive and children sleep in the cold Where a privatized highway to heaven charges a toll Where Cluesoesque gumshoes cost too many souls And privileged exectives tighten payrolls While corporate criminals manipulate political polls Where layperson lawmakers put the majority on hold Where mobs of lawyers chase ambulances like shoals Where schools are underfunded and big business is on the dole Where Canadian health care is conflated with Venezuela bread lines Where civil justice is inaccessible & protestors face impossible fines Where nearly one in five has seen the inside of a cell Where camels apparently thread eyes of needles while millions languish in a living hell In America there are too many injustices and abuses for one person to tell There’s a fissure in the culture like a fractured Liberty Bell But even still it’s not like everything is unwell Nor everyone on a highway to hell Nor every town reeking of the Bovina bullshit smell Nor are many people advertising their souls or minds to sell So as we drove across the country we found an American tale to tell That began in an ivory tower of sin but eventually fell And ever-so-slowly amended its ways through recent days Even in spite of all the media craze and what that one crazy uncle unfortunately says America is so clearly mine but also hers and yours From forests to deserts, from valleys to shores Acceptance and tolerance ooze out of its pores Laws can be changed as there’s irreverence for days of yore Customs and cultures are fluid as minds open their doors Maybe the only true constant is that nobody really knows what’s in store In our gargantuan socio-politico-economic experiment The truth about science and empirical facts cannot relent People constantly try to tear it down but hardly make a dent Even when corrupt crony officials refuse to repent And egomaniacal money hoarders get addicted to seeking rent Regular civilians pick apart warehouses of data on issues divergent Inspect it, detect it, and piece it together via processes convergent As time marches on, even the most convoluted quagmire begins to make sense And knowledge kicks us from the past to the present tense Where passionate people make wicked smart arguments Too powerful to suppress as public opinion foments As individuals and collectives drop their psycho-mechanisms protective As empathy and citizenship become primary directives As a critical mass becomes sufficiently introspective And as information technology provides overwhelming perspective Oddly enough some ancient maniac racist fanatical fools With wooden teeth and whiskey drool did something right by giving a few tools That empower a people to write their own rules Regardless of religions or popular superstition Nothwithstanding races, colors, or creeds Enlightened interpretation of timeless doctrine is all one needs To read into and out of those old parchment feeds All developed to stand in place of some magical mustard seed And with only that morsel of faith and a touch of care Strange as it seems, that habitual offender, flawed system can take everybody anywhere Those rotten old racist and bigoted structures can also become fair That’s just the wildly revolutionary free spirit of philosophies conceptualized over there Not much of anything is written in stone and so long as we are human we can all atone Except for the physical laws of our infinite universe None of these regulations nor procedures are perpetually-valid verse What was once alive in America has been sent to the grave officially cursed Struck down and thrown out with prejudice by summary judgements most terse There are many possible realities, and this one is certainly not the worst Now that doesn’t mean our country is perfect nor even the best But it’s certainly got comparative and competitive advantages against the rest And these facts were apparent as we headed home from the West With our seatbelts across our chests, feeling completely destressed and rather impressed Sure, it was a little ambitious those 9000 miles But we saw so many landscapes as they transitioned through styles All the while enjoying some fresh air, some music and smiles The car was a bit cramped, and in those last couple days I had to sleep at a couple rest areas as we missed our Iowa stay I didn’t care to fight my drowsiness at night as the lights began to fade Our average velocity diminished with our direction in retrograde Ballin on a budget, spending only a bit more than I got paid It would be months before we recognized how many memories we made Out in the wild like some kind of funky birds and bees With our tent and Dodge like the pod for these two peas Probably reduced the bug population by no less than one billion flies and fleas As we drove through those burnt out, smokey, and lush green trees Praying in foreign languages, saying our thanks and our please Eatin good in some caribou & bison’s neighborhood, cooking with wood Listening to others talk about what has been and what might could Feeling ever-so-slightly proud, but mostly just as we should Grateful, gracious, and thankfully understood

Thank you very much Adam. I like the way you explain your chosen answers. Your videos are much more helpful, than all the other ones (here on TH-cam), where the test results are displayed without any explaination. Greetings from Germany :).

Thankyou for the video !!! you helped me a lot ! I believe 19 is wrong.

Nice explanation! Could you please share the document? 👍🏽💪🏽

very good

As the story goes without a script, a word or two per thousand is out of place. For example, at one point I called loan-financed college education an “intangible debt” when I meant “intangible asset”.

Top work! 😀

@22:00 I should have mentioned that there is little data available showing outdoor transmission, so people walking outdoors was a bad example about how and why the R-nought for China was higher

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@33:30 the BBC table should say rate per 100,000. I commented about that in the video as it seemed off, but I took it at face value considering the BBC is a trusted source of information. It goes to show that even reliable sources make mistakes sometimes, which is why retractions and corrections such as this are added to articles and posts. St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Detroit rank among the top 50 most dangerous cities in the world (see madison.com/news/national/the-30-cities-with-the-highest-murder-rates-in-the-us/collection_33b57fa7-d832-502d-ad55-aa29609b9a57.html#25 or www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2020/09/28/detroit-violent-crime-leads-nation-flint-big-drop/3536062001/ and www.statista.com/statistics/243797/ranking-of-the-most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world-by-murder-rate-per-capita/). Those cities have 10x or more higher homicide rates than the national average, and they are roughly as dangerous as those countries listed in earlier slides where homicide rates are extraordinarily high.

@10:20 the percent of homicides committed by foreigners may be higher in the US compared to global averages. A moving average of stats provided in reports from ICE suggests about 10% could be attributable to aliens, a category including both visa holders and people who entered the country illegally. See, www.ice.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Document/2019/eroReportFY2019.pdf Other studies found persons without visas are less likely to commit crimes when compared to both legal residents and citizens, which was the main point in this part of the video. See, for example www.pnas.org/content/117/51/32340

@23:33 to 26:07 minutes, I mistakenly spoke about the table as if it referred to victims rather than offenders. The difference in the 16,xxx and 14,xxx numbers between this table and that on the previous slide reflects the fact that in many homicide cases there are multiple offenders per one victim, so the total number of offenders in 2018 was higher. Nothing in that portion was otherwise misleading, but I was incorrect in my discussion of that table as if it pertained to victims, and the difference in totals thus was not some methodological difference between or within department or agency reports. Apologies.

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1) By reflecting away 30% of ISR the albedo, which would not exist w/o the atmosphere, makes the earth cooler than it would be without the atmosphere like that reflective panel set on the dash. Remove the atmosphere/GHGs and the earth becomes much like the moon, a barren rock with a 0.1 albedo, 20% more kJ/h, hot^3 on the lit side, cold^3 on the dark. Nikolov, Kramm (U of AK) and UCLA Diviner mission all tacitly agree. 2) the GHG up/down welling, “trapping”/”back” radiating/delaying/intercepting, 100 % efficient, perpetual warming loop requires "extra" energy which according to RGHE theory it gets from 3) the terrestrial surface radiating that "extra" energy as a near ideal .95 emissivity black body which 4) it cannot do because of the non-radiative heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmospheric molecules. 1+2+3+4 = 0 Greenhouse Effect + 0 Greenhouse gas warming + 0 man caused climate change. All science backed up by experiment, the gold standard of classical science. www.linkedin.com/posts/nicholas-schroeder-55934820_climatechange-greenhouse-co2-activity-6749812735246254080-bc6K

This is just what I needed, thanks

At the end, I should have said the circle has a radius of sqrt (1/2) rather than 1/4

Hello Dr Tanielian! I don't know if you remember me but I was a student of yours in KFU. I was disheartened to hear you left KFU but I hope you are doing good in your next chapter in life. I have been doing amazing, focusing on my studies and trying hard as I can to be a great doctor that does more good than harm. I am happy to tell you that I also took my health more seriously and I have lost more than 30Kg in the last year (partly due to your indirect influence, I still remember you not taking that doughnut XD ) and I am a regular gym-goer now! I am doing good, how about you?

Sorry, I'm half out of the frame for much of the first part.

Note: negative infinity raised to an even power is still positive infinity, so limits of an even power evaluated at negative infinity is positive infinity

Instead of erasing and rewriting, I made the faux pas of writing (n-1)2 rather than 2(n-1). Sorry. Also, around 7:19, I said “triangles” when I meant “circles”. Sorry again.

Notes: In one of the current (amps) solutions, I missed a minus sign when copying from Geogebra to the illustrator pad. Also, in the last example, I said there were 150 cars at Budget W when the written solution clearly says, correctly, that there were 130. Both of these instances only further a main argument I make in these videos: technology increases both speed and reliability.

Note: In the final example, the minimum value of x6 is 10 because x2 cannot be negative.

In summing A1+A2+A3, I should have said 31,145.91...due to rounding, I cut off the decimal in the end anyway...

Note - the minimum launch temperature from the Challenger problem would have been the safest for that system. O-ring gasket materials and other technologies have changed, and the shuttle flight system is no longer used, so actual launch temperatures today may be below the estimated value based on the Challenger shuttle data. Also, you don’t need millions or even hundreds of thousands of data points to develop a functional model for car depreciation. A few thousand will do just fine.

**NOTE** around 7:00, I mistakenly said "in-situ" when I was talking about open-pit mining. Shortly thereafter, I clarify with a review of the same paragraph, but I should have said "open-pit" or "surface mining". Also, the $0 oil price was on a futures contract, not the spot price.

Note: there could actually be a couple outliers in that data; I didn't define outlier precisely, and only assumed there weren't any because the data was created using Excel's NORMINV(RAND(),B2,C2) function. Outliers are data with values falling 1.5 times the interquartile range above or below the mean. Typically, they don't exist in normally distributed data, but sometimes with large samples, they are present.

Great vid Mr. Adam

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My camera(man) gives a perfect view of what it must be like for students with poor eyesight at the back of the classroom.

Ayy Mr. Adam rocking that long hair <3

So ... The camera gets shaken by the holder every single second.

Woow appearing on TH-cam publicly ?

Mr Adam for the love of god this is summer break! calm down with the math vids xD

More to come

really helpful thanks Mr.Adam!