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00:00hello friends yeah welcome to uh freddy and i love hunkily episode uh uh two one three point one
00:13uh yeah i have to uh while the episode was digitizing uh i did some more calculation
00:21and actually i finished the calculation okay so and i found some error here okay so
00:27uh nine nine is not a divisor or 156 okay so i have to cross that out okay so
00:35yeah so divisor said uh it's like two or two times two two times three two times thirteen
00:46right or four four times three uh four times thirteen something like that but it has to be
00:59less than seventeen uh it has to be less than uh thirty nine because we need less than quarter
01:09okay so and then three and three times thirteen that's it there's no three times three no no
01:16there's only one there's only one three here okay so okay and after that how many row three
01:25operations we need to find the greatest common divisor two one one three two three three two
01:34one two two one two two and two two okay so one or two or three okay yeah so okay so that's that
01:47uh yeah let's take five minutes break and let's go to instagram live okay yeah it's friday so yeah
01:52let's have some fun socialization sure sure yeah mandatory socialization mandatory phone yeah like a
02:00us army concept sure five minutes break okay thank you yeah
02:11but we did good work here so
02:15okay yeah yeah mandatory party time sure so five minutes thank you okay
02:21okay
02:32you
02:34you
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02:36you
02:46you
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08:48Yeah.
08:49Yeah.
08:50Now.
08:53Okay.
08:54Let's go to Instagram live.
08:58Mandatory socialization.
09:02Very important.
09:05I need my hair.
09:12I need my hair.
09:14Okay.
09:15Yeah.
09:22Yeah.
09:23Yeah.
09:24Yeah.
09:25yeah hair in your time sure yeah yeah we're socializing so my hair can be very funky fluffy
09:52because when we are doing mathematics we don't want to be distracted but when you are partying
09:59yeah costume or fancy hairstyle that's appropriate actually okay so
10:22because when we are at work we want nice and tidy so that we do not get distracted from work but
10:34when we are socializing partying more distraction better okay like fancy
10:41you can't do whatever I think it's good enough
10:48let's just go
11:04one more time not quite working yeah
11:21whatever looks like uh I don't know dude let's just go okay so we'll just bring it
11:36hello friends yeah welcome to uh friday night of hunkily uh episode
11:47213.1 instagram live edition yeah good evening and happy friday
11:59cheers
12:04yeah some kind of fun chaos talk sure yeah
12:12uh no
12:16yeah
12:20yeah we're continuing this journey in uh to find the constant time algorithm for uh
12:29greatest common divisor uh
12:31as we find it it will be non-euclidean okay
12:36uh and uh uh and uh currently is kind of uh
12:41olvida be ucridan algorithm uh element there still
12:47yeah
12:47okay
12:50yeah
12:51making some informants okay, yeah
13:00Oh, you want to talk about politics, economics, sure, sure.
13:07Tariff is like this, like anything else, it's about balancing act, right?
13:14To get rid of tariff, 100%, that could be a little bit too extreme, right?
13:21But to raise the tariff too high, that's another extreme, right?
13:26So happy middle, okay, yeah, to protect domestic producers and also at the same time to lower
13:39the price, right, being a happy balancing act between high tariff and low tariff, somewhere
13:46in the middle, depending on the situation, okay, so, okay, yeah, it's about balancing act,
13:52but, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, first, yeah, the elected guy in the White House, I'm not worried,
14:17okay, he won't be there for a very long time, like, he's old, right?
14:25So, this will be his last term, right, so he got, what, three more years?
14:33So he cannot do that much harm for that three years, okay, so, after that, he'll be out of
14:38the White House, so, yeah, yeah, he won't be a problem, okay, so, after three years, he'll
14:54be gone out of the White House, so, yeah, there's nothing to worry about, okay?
15:00Yeah.
15:01Yeah.
15:02But he wants to be a dictator, right, but that's not possible in America nowadays, because he
15:13tried to be a dictator, but he just can't, because we have congresspeople, governors, state-level
15:22politicians, judiciary, and congresspeople, so, yeah, it just does not work that way, not
15:31anymore, right?
15:32Yeah, yeah.
15:33Yeah, I mean, he did some damage to America, I get it, I understand, I agree with you, but,
15:45he won't be there for long, three more years, that's that, it is his second term, so, after
15:52that, he'll retire, and he'll have no power whatsoever, when it comes to politics, okay?
15:59You okay?
16:02Yeah, so, yeah, yeah.
16:08Mexico, I'm a huge fan, okay, I've been there many times, okay?
16:12But I do not know too much about Mexican politics, okay?
16:16North Korea, I've never been there, but I love North Korea, okay?
16:20So, I really appreciate North Korea, okay?
16:23But I'm from South Korea, okay?
16:25But North Korea is fantastic, okay?
16:27Very unique, okay?
16:28Yeah.
16:29I love all countries, okay?
16:31Yeah.
16:32Cheers, yeah.
16:36Yeah, talk about politics, international politics, nice.
16:40Great, yeah, that's good distraction away, divertissement, leisure time away from mathematics, okay?
16:51But let me show you, okay?
16:53We've been doing a lot of mathematics in daily motions these days, okay?
16:57Yeah.
16:58To find the constant time algorithm for greatest common divisor, okay?
17:02So, and we are making very good progress, okay?
17:05Yeah, so, okay?
17:09Yeah, let's take five minutes break, please.
17:16Judicial reform in Mexico, I'm sure they are heading in the right direction, okay?
17:25But I don't know too much about Mexican politics, though, okay?
17:29Yeah.
17:30Great countries, great people, okay?
17:32Yeah.
17:33Five minutes break, please.
17:34Five minutes break, please.
17:35Cinco minutos, por favor.
17:38Muchas gracias.
17:40Amigos, amigas.
17:43Yeah, five minutes, thank you.
17:46Mighty proud, future leaders, majors, education, current development.
17:57Oh, yeah.
18:02.
20:34Lighting.
20:35Brightness.
20:36Welcome.
20:38So when it comes to tariffs, in general I'm against it.
21:12Okay.
21:14We want to give them time to make a transition to switch the industry so that it's more internationally
21:23competitive.
21:24for a while but in general i'm against tariffs i'm all for international trade even i'm i'm
21:32all for outsourcing too okay yeah so in general but a little bit for a while yeah that's necessary
21:41to give domestic people some time for readjustment so that they don't lose the job all of a sudden okay
21:54so like maybe a year ago i was listening to some radio news maybe internet news
22:17they uh interviewed some economists and uh
22:26economists i'm kind of paraphrasing what he said he said yeah yeah politicians
22:32they never listen to us economists okay so okay
22:36uh
22:45but yeah i'm running for us president okay so uh
22:482008 and then uh will i listen to other economists hypothetically become us president yeah yeah
22:56and also i listen to myself too because i myself am an economist i don't understand economics
23:06yeah but other economists they specialized economics is a very big field
23:14and there's agricultural economic economists like agronomists okay
23:19yeah yeah and uh and also different sectors like technology and whatever show business
23:28e-commerce okay yeah i'm from korea but i was born in america so that's how i got american citizenship so
23:36yeah i'm allowed to run for u.s president okay yeah i'm already registered with fec federal
23:43you have some commission okay uh i also even met with them too uh several years ago okay they're great people
23:52oh yeah yeah
23:57cheers
24:03yep
24:04well uh uh for now i'm allowed to run for u.s president but they can change of course okay
24:16i mean the elected guy in the white house being uh kind of crazy right uh who knows maybe
24:25i don't know how to run for u.s president but i don't know how to run for u.s president i don't know
24:39what it is but again i think they're heading in the right direction okay so overall okay uh yeah yeah
24:47yeah i've been to mexico many times okay great country great people
24:51yeah they're cool yeah they're cool yeah yeah cheers
25:05nice
25:20yeah people are allowed to vote for the supreme court justices in mexico i think that's good idea yeah
25:27okay okay but there's a corruption involved oh okay bible okay
25:39bribery okay
25:45okay
25:49yeah i mean okay
25:51okay okay okay yeah thank you for educating us with your uh superior knowledge about
25:59mexican politics okay
26:06yeah i mean
26:11okay
26:11okay okay okay yeah if supreme court justices are voted by the voters uh i mean it will take a lot
26:26of money to bribe voters because vote there are a lot of voters right but in america supreme court
26:34justices are appointed by the president and uh but uh because of supreme court justices being appointed by u.s president in america
26:48that means it's heavily influenced by american politics
26:53i think better way is to let the people vote for u.s supreme court justices
26:59okay okay uh well that's my opinion though okay yeah okay yeah so it's experiments let's experiment with different
27:10approaches okay so let's see if it works better cheers
27:21yeah
27:22yeah
27:36because in america we have 50 different states and some states in america state level supreme court
27:46justices are actually voted for by uh the people okay okay so let's see if it works better
27:52other states including alaska uh super court justice is nominated by governor
28:05of course uh the candidates for super court justices are recommended by lawyers alaska judicial council okay so
28:23blackjack blackjack playing cards
28:27yeah i had to play that long time ago yeah
28:34yeah gambling i'm not big on it but uh just for entertainment yeah i've been to las vegas
28:40yeah slot machine blackjack yeah i did play not that many times but just for fun you know
28:47for entertainment
28:55yeah okay vocalist yeah five minutes prior okay thank you my proud future leaders very knowledgeable yeah thank
29:04you for educating us very nice very smart people yeah five minutes prior okay thank you very cool
29:17yeah
29:38so
31:43So, yeah, in Alaska, yeah, Alaska Judicial Council, basically, lawyers group, okay, all the lawyers in Alaska, we vote for, yeah, who's going to be the next judge, okay, so, and then, but it's, after that, they narrow down the candidates who want to be the judge or justices, okay.
32:04And after that, the Alaska state governor appoint, nominate this one candidate out of several, okay?
32:17So it's like narrowing down, it's like a funnel, okay, the vetting process.
32:22And then, if the nominee for Supreme Court justice or state level in Alaska, okay, or judge, okay, if they, ah, not about judge, but Supreme Court justices, yeah, get confirmed by the Alaska state legislature, then they become Supreme Court justices, okay?
32:47Yeah, yeah, I've met many Supreme Court justices in Alaska, okay, they're cool, okay?
32:51So, because lawyers, we know each other, and lawyers want to be a judge or justice, so we vote for them, okay, best candidate, because we know them, okay, yeah, we vote them in court and stuff, okay?
33:06So, yes, I think it's a good process, but another possibility is this, okay, so, like, Alaska Judicial Council, yeah, lawyers, yeah, we vote for who will be the next judge or justice, and then, instead of governor deciding who will be out of those maybe five candidates, maybe Alaska voters, they vote for one of them, okay?
33:32Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think that would be better, because you become less dependent, dependent upon politics, okay?
33:41Yeah.
33:47Okay?
33:47Yeah.
33:48Yeah.
33:55Well, yeah, democracy is not perfect, right, because there's money involved, right?
34:00But if U.S. Supreme Court justices are just elected by voters, period, then they'll compete just like politicians.
34:13But, yeah, we can make that regulation so that they do not belong to any political party, like Democrats versus Republicans, okay?
34:21If we can enforce this rule, they should all run as an independent.
34:24But even then, they will need to take some donation money to advertise their candidacy, okay?
34:43Yeah.
34:47Then, how do they get money donation to become U.S. Supreme Court Justice?
34:54Uh, there are many rules.
34:57If it's just like popular election in politics, right?
35:02Yeah, some interest groups involved, perhaps big corporation, okay, or non-governmental organization, NGO, think tank, or non-profit groups.
35:18Like activist groups, like environmental activist groups, okay?
35:28Uh, big corporations, or whatever, right?
35:37So, it may end up actually being just like politics, could be, okay?
35:45Yeah, so there's like no easy answer for it.
35:52It's just, it's about evolution.
35:53Let them experiment with different ideas and let them evolve in time, okay?
36:01Yeah, yeah, and see what works and make it better, right?
36:10Yeah.
36:14Yeah.
36:19So, yeah, welcome to human art school.
36:21We are open to brand new ideas, okay?
36:23Creative people, okay?
36:24Sure.
36:25Yeah, so that's good discussion there.
36:32Yeah.
36:33We'll take a breath from mathematics.
36:34That's good.
36:35That's what's great about Instagram Live.
36:37Yeah, we meet other people, and we talk about something else other than mathematics, right?
36:44So, yeah, this is healthy balancing act, okay?
36:48Yeah.
36:49Mathematics and non-mathematics, okay?
36:51Nice.
36:51Very good.
36:54Okay.
36:54Yeah.
36:55Healthy.
37:00Okay.
37:05Okay.
37:06Time check in daily motion real quick.
37:19It's been more than 30 minutes.
37:21Okay.
37:22So daily motion, yeah.
37:24Let's continue mathematics like tomorrow, okay?
37:27So, because in Instagram Live, yeah, we go to YouTube videos and make some observation
37:35of some videos there, okay?
37:37Yeah.
37:39Okay.
37:40Yeah.
37:41See you tomorrow, friends, and then, uh, mighty proud future leaders.
37:44Yeah.
37:45Yeah.
37:45Yeah.
37:45Be ambitious, okay?
37:46Okay.
37:47Yeah.
37:47Be ambitious, okay?
37:48Yeah.
37:49See you tomorrow.
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