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BEST DLC GUN YET ? 😱 - Duration: 7:59.
so guys not too long ago a modern
warfare master got some brand new deals
right and that my friend is why we're
here today to cover the boss 14 of
course that got released last week this
weapon is a beast in more agreement in
any situation now I was lucky enough to
get the boss four teams riding double
people thread out last weekend now 500
watching the video it finds a week later
after double people thread and or a
couple days after double vehicle press
fire
but this weapon is extremely extremely
strong enough over here today because
we're using the boss 14 against online
people and seeing how well is let me
perform this was said a great strength
guilty weapons Barroso jobs in the past
couple months being very very hot like
XML e azam accent and the Fox worked and
horse was definitely fixed in their
wealth so that Purdue guys we're about
to use the boss for cancer arrival
online right now in mana free masters
alright my friends we just joined a game
of overgrown and the lobby seems pretty
good I'm like in the lobby overtones a
little bit big for the boss 14 but the
boss 14 can handle anything
there we go oh my god let's go boys oof
killing it
hello all right it's going to be a
little little sketchy though because
they're gonna be snipers everywhere he's
going to be careful let's get over here
you can easily take out I'll take that
cheeky kill right there and I set our
airstrike right there it's got to be
careful pockle spawn all right got one
more and we're killing we get her a
helicopter
maybe nice let's go boys
helicopter popping up oh my god let's go
oh god we almost got killed last night /
alright we can't go that way I also get
sniped we're in a position we're gonna
get sniped good oh gotta go nice this is
a really fun one I'm liking the start so
far
oh the recoil can kick in a little bit
he's got a maintain your shots and all
like that I was a little little sloppy
in my my aim right there but doesn't
matter there's a beautiful Lola using
jug ain't gonna help you my friend oh my
god let's go we're holding off this area
for you well I'm liking it
I'm liking it can we go to beagle
flawless could we go flawless oh come on
the cheeky little aiming up got a damn
we were so we were we were halfway
through the game and we we died when the
dying starts and free for all you just
can't stop because sometimes when you
die you just can't just stop dying
there's a do on the minigun we got to
run away can't have that happen all
right we got to watch out for that
minigun area because he can easily kill
us from that minigun like a to burst and
I look I hear someone yep there's the
nade going off hello hold up all right
all right is it due in the house
there we go oh nice little cheeky knife
right there
whoo let's go my friends we started off
strong with this Oh aah I saw him he was
he was in the building he was in the
building but we couldn't take him out
fast enough although there we go
recoil can be a little problem that's
why I like to choose the uh-oh
let's go now our UAV let's go let's go
Ronnie 23 I'm actually a prestige 5
right now
killing it through the prestigious right
now I really don't owe a nice little
cheeky sniper doing good though we're
doing good we're doing good
yeah commander deagle and nothing is
going to stop I spoke too soon
I literally spoke too soon there we go
you have two more kills and we beat the
game let's pick up a sniper so we can go
for a nice cheeky sniper kills the same
cheese you'll all know why
oh alright one more kill and win the
game
come on oh my god we would have
nope does it do tube of us there's a
dude above us
he set claymores down boom let's go 25
and for my friends we had to use the
sniper for the last two kills but the
otherwise we use the boss 14 at the
entire game so we technically win twenty
twenty three twenty three and four I
appreciate it
the boss fourteen handled us pretty well
and I think that concludes today's you
know video so hope you guys enjoy if you
guys do have the boss fourteen of
stories will definitely you know
comment down below what deals to look if
you have if you have the boss fourteen
if you don't have the boss fourteen if
you have the same voice five if you have
three burst pistol too crammed it any of
your weapon just comment down below what
you'll see weapon you have in mana free
master tell me if you like it some like
you don't like it and subscribe for new
for called ooh news a gameplay COC
coverage and many more thank you so much
for watching guys and I'm out
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Do You Know How Long A Second Is? -- DONG - Duration: 4:50.
Boom...microphone. Hey. My name is Michael Stevens and I'm not just about goofs and gags. I'm also here to talk about DONGs.
And that should be a relief because last week Jake was here trying to get $3,000,000 out of you for nothing.
I however, will make you payfornothing.club a possibly overpriced DONG, something you can do online
now guys.
Get better at feeling time by practicing your ability to guess the length of a second with clicclock.
The goal is to click ten times and leave exactly one second between each of your clicks.
If it gives you a positive value, you need to be quicker but a negative value indicates
that you didn't give enough time.
Sweet, I took way too long with all of my clicks!
Jason Davies Voroni diagram shows you the locations of airports around Earth.
As well as the regions around them containing places on Earth for which they are the nearest airport.
Check out the most remote point on Earth from any airport.
It's 76 degrees south and 68 degrees East.
The most remote airport is 27 degrees south and 109 degrees west.
Unfortunately you can't hope on a plane to
Journey to the Center of the Earth but you can use this DONG.
Along the way you'll see the depths of different things under the surface of the land and water.
For example .7 meters beneath the surface is where rabbit warrens and mole burrows can
be found.
5 meters is the depth of an olympic swimming pool.
At 85 meters there is an underground city.
Finally 3,958 miles, down. About 6,370 km you will reach the core.
Jean Pierre can't help but smile.
This isn't related to the last DONG but it is related to your face.
First trace these lines to see the variation of expressions he can show like shock.
Then use your webcam to make faces and watch as he mimics them.
He's looking pretty relaxed right now, probably due to the beautiful music you're playing
on
Strings, a site that demonstrates the relationship between a string's length
and pitch.
But most importantly it's just fun and you can produce sweet melodies like this.
What in the world is that noise interrupting my music?!
Oh.
A bad car battery.
On mycarmakesnoise.com you can better understand what different sounds indicate when your car
needs fixing.
Once you identify where the noise is coming from like, under the hood, outside the car,
or under the car, you can select the category and listen to an array of noises.
A vaccum hose leak sounds like this.
What a win-win situation. That wasn't a pun. It was just me demonstrating why I deserve
the award for most confusing use of the expression "win-win."
It's an Arbitrary Award.
Type in your name and receive the most personalized and highest honor of all time.
I am the Jaywalker with the most Swag.
I do have a lot of swag but I'm definitely not a criminal.
Is there an award for being super talented at
99 Balls?
In this game you have to knock out each ball in the designated number of turns.
If you shoot and collect one of these rings, you'll get an extra weapon which in turn
helps you hit more balls.
As you advance, the number of hits it takes to get rid of each one increases just like
your love for puzzles on
Socketu.
Match the colored squares to their containers.
The arrow keys are what steer them and the space bar rotates the U-shapes.
Now let's shape U into an even more powerful human with this
Bonus DONG as promised last week.
Muscle Wiki shows you the muscle groups in the front and back of your body.
Choose one, and it will give you exercises to complete that work those muscles.
You can tell I use the website a lot because of my amazing muscles.
A lot of this though comes from lifting the Curiosity Box. If you got the new one you may have seen the elements
book that came inside. It's a real beauty and a really big book. But enough about learning about elements. I'm sure you'd rather spell with them.
Well luckily there's a DONG for that. Recommended to us on our DONG twitter account by Hungry Maxzilla.
Spelling with elements. This site allows you to type in a word and it will try to spell that word using only
the symbols on the periodic table.
Clicking on the element will take you to its wikipedia page which is awesome.
But of course there aren't enough letters used in atomic symbols to spell any possible word.
Check this site out. Learn about elements. And learn what letters still need to be assigned to elements
So we can spell more things. Hopefully you'll be the one to discover those elements.
Subscribe to DONG if you aren't already. Watch a playlist of DONGs if you want more DONGs. And as always, thanks for watching.
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The Hugo Boss Prize 2016: Anicka Yi, Life Is Cheap - Duration: 3:53.
ANICKA YI: I'm working with an anxiety, for sure.
You're dealing with a society
that is overly obsessed with cleanliness.
And that's partially why
I do work with bacteria as a material.
Especially in the West,
we have this morbid fear of pungent aromas,
of bacteria.
I'm giving a kind of visualization to people's anxieties
about all the germs and bacteria
that are proliferating all around us.
This is a climate-controlled room.
They'll be lined with these tiles
that are coated in the agar
and then we will swab the agar with the bacteria.
And then create this sort of hothouse in there
for them to grow and create this ecosystem
that is fluctuating from hour to hour,
day by day, week by week.
There has been considerable experimentation and
research that we've been doing
up at the lab at Columbia with the biologists
to try to encourage certain bacterial growth over others,
in tandem with some aesthetic considerations.
Because bacteria is really beautiful
and it has different kinds of color,
different kinds of shapes,
so I'm interested in formal aspects of the bacteria.
I'm fascinated by ants because of their social structure,
which are so similar to human beings.
In the ant diorama we have this large circuit board pattern
with ten thousand living ants
doing their industrious work.
Ants have social caste systems.
They are the only species other than humans
that practice slavery.
They're just a very complex, fascinating creature
so I thought this can teach us things about ourselves.
One of the senses that I've been most fascinated by
is our sense of smell.
I wanted to create a scent that is pretty powerful
in terms of evoking perceptions,
empathy, associations. A sort of hybrid
between the scent of an Asian American female
with that of an ant.
It was important for me to create the scent
and foreground a certain particular demographic
and identity in America.
Once these scent molecules go into your body
hopefully that will open you up
to this kind of experience,
through this sort of hybrid entity.
It's very important for me to foreground
this relationship between power and culture
and perception through the senses.
I think as an artist it's part of my job
trying to render visible the source of our discomfort
and our anxieties and our intolerance.
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ANYTHING BUT BOOKS TAG! - Duration: 7:32.
Hi everyone, it's Sandy and today I'm doing
the Anything But Books Tag. This tag was
created by Katie from Reader Rot and I
was tagged by Jane from ItsJaneLindsey.
I have been wanting to do this tag for a
really long time so thank you Jane for
tagging me. I like how this is a non
book-related tag video and it's a great
way for you guys to get to know me a
little bit more. The first question is to
name a cartoon that you love. I'm not
really interested in cartoons at this
point in my life so I'm going to talk
about the cartoons that I loved when I
was younger. I love Barbie, Winx Club,
Powerpuff Girls. I'm not sure if all of
them are like considered cartoons, maybe
there's like a different term for them.
And those are a few that I really loved
when I was younger. The next question is
what is your favorite song right now and
I'm not really a music person. I don't
listen to a lot of music. A lot of the
music that I do listen to are probably like
very mainstream and I'm sure most of you
know what they are. Basically a lot of
the pop songs on the radios are songs
that I would listen to but one song that
I've really been loving lately is called
Hold On by Chord Overstreet. So basically
about a month and a half ago, the Vampire
Diaries had its very last episode - its
series finale - and this is one of the
songs that was featured in that episode.
Honestly, I can't think of a more perfect
song for that series finale. It played at
the most perfect timing and the lyrics
are just perfect for what happened and
every time I hear that song, it gets me
so emotional. The Vampire Diaries have
been one of my favorite shows for so
long. I started that show when I was in
like seventh or eighth grade. The show
was currently in the middle of season
two when I started it. I watched that
show throughout high school. It was one
of the shows where I would just sit down
on my couch, turn on the TV, and watch as
it aired. The Vampire Diaries just has a
special place in my heart and that song
makes me so emotional and I want to cry
every time I listen to it. And you know
how some people on YouTube make like
music videos of TV shows? I've watched a
few Vampire Diaries music videos that
have this song in it and they're just so
beautiful and I really want to cry every
time I watch it. I'm just going off on a
tangent on how much I love Vampire
Diaries. I know like some people have
like stopped watching it because it's just
not as good anymore. I thought the last
season was pretty good. I still miss Elena.
I feel like a lot of people don't like
Elena's character but I really loved her.
I love Nina Dobrev and I was really
happy to see her back in the series
finale. Anyways, I've been talking about
that show for a while now so let's move
on to the third question. The third
question is what could you do for hours
that isn't reading? This is a really
basic answer but I could honestly watch
youtube videos or be on Netflix all day.
The fourth question is what is something
that you love to do that your followers
would be surprised by? I don't think this
is really surprising but I really love
watching cooking and baking videos on
YouTube. But the thing is, I don't
actually make the food items of the
videos that I watch. I just like watching
it and seeing like the final product.
Watching those videos make me really
hungry but I'm too lazy to go through
all of that and honestly with like
cooking videos, I live at home, so my dad
does all the cooking, so it's not really
necessary for me to cook. Another thing
that I really like to do is I like to
play tennis and badminton. I'm not very good
at them but I really enjoy playing them.
I was on the tennis team in high school
and I was surrounded by a bunch of
friends that were also on the team and
it was just so much fun. The fifth
question is what is your favorite
unnecessary specific thing to learn
about? Honestly, I have no answer for this.
I can't think of anything so I'm just
gonna pass on this question. The sixth
question is what is something unusual
that you know how to do? I don't know if
this is impressive or not but I know how
to say the alphabet backwards.
I learned it backwards when I was in
high school. I was just bored one day and
I decided why not, so I now have it
memorized backwards and it actually came
in handy one time. This is me going off
on a tangent but it has to do with like
drunk driving, and no, I do not drink and
drive. I don't even drink but one of
the sobriety tests is knowing how to
say the alphabet backwards, which makes
no sense because I know a lot of people
that don't know how to say it backwards
when they're sober so how can someone
who's drunk say the alphabet backwards...? I
don't understand that logic but anyways,
in my driver's ed class when I was a
sophomore in high school, my teacher
brought in this goggle that distorts
your vision. It's supposed to mimic your
vision when you're drunk. He was passing
it around and calling people to like
come up in front of the class to try it
out and I volunteered to do it because I
was really interested in it and then he
started giving me like sobriety tests
and one of the things he told me is to
say the alphabet backwards, so I said it
backwards, and my classmates were pretty
surprised about that, so yeah... and if you
don't believe me well, here it is.
ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
The seventh question is to name
something that you've made in the last
year. Something that I made last year is
this Harry Potter canvas. I was contacted
by Maureen to participate in Harry
Christmas to You and I said yes and I
actually filmed myself doing a DIY on
this canvas. I will leave a link to that
video in the description box below. I
also made a butter beer milkshake, which
was pretty dang good, so definitely check
out that video if you haven't seen it
already. The next question is what is
your most recent personal project? I
don't know if this counts but I've been
journaling lately. This is the journal
that I'm using. I was inspired to start
journaling after watching Whitney from
whittynovels journal flip through. My
journal is definitely nowhere close to
the aesthetic of Whitney's journal. I
basically just glue random stuff in my
journal. I don't write in my journal as
often as I want to just because I've
been really busy with school so I don't
have time to like sit down and journal.
Once school is over, I definitely hope to
journal more often during the summer
because I got a lot of fun plans coming
up in the summer, one being going to BookCon. Also, in case you're wondering, I got
this journal from Michaels. Michaels is
like the best place ever. Every time I go
to Michael's, I like never want to
leave. This journal is like six dollars
at Michaels, so it's pretty inexpensive.
Number nine is to tell something that
you think about often and honestly, I
think about school a lot. Mainly because
I am a full time student
so I constantly think about school, all
the things that I need to do, all the
things I have to study for, all the things
I have to write and read. School is
definitely a lot and I also think about
food a lot. I'm such a foodie, I mean who
isn't? I love going out and eating with
my friends. A lot of the money that I
spend is either on books or food. Like I
spend so much money on food, especially
whenever I hang out with my friends, we
always go eat somewhere, so there goes
all my money. Number ten is to give us
something that's your favorite but make
it oddly specific. An example that was
included is like your favorite food when
you've been studying for hours. Something
that's my favorite and that's oddly
specific are mangoes.
I love mangoes but there are like
different types of mangoes. There's like
the red mango and then there's that
yellow mango. I don't know like if
there's like a specific name for those
two mangoes, but I'm just naming it by
color, so like a reddish greenish mangoes
and then the yellow mangoes, which is
like smaller than the red one.
And I absolutely love the yellow one. I
don't really like the red one. I
personally don't think it tastes as good
as the yellow one. Mangoes are one of my
favorite fruits and I love the yellow
mango. I love how sweet it is. I'll still eat
the red mangoes but I will 100 times
prefer to eat the yellow mangoes, so yeah,
that's something oddly specific about me.
I'm definitely really interested in what your
mango preference is, do you prefer the
red mango or the yellow mango? Let me
know. Lastly, say the first thing that
pops into your head...
Books. Yeah. That's it. Those are all the
questions for this tag. Thank you so much
for watching. I hope you enjoy it and I
will see you next time. Bye!
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TWICE - Koreans are impressed with how small TWICE Sana's face is - Duration: 1:51.
Koreans are impressed with how small TWICE Sana's face is
Avid followers of the lovely girl group, TWICE, can attest to Sana's charming beauty, which is due in part to the fact that she has such a small face!
Avid followers of the lovely girl group, TWICE, can attest to Sana's charming beauty, which is due in part to the fact that she has such a small face!.
Sana immediately comes to mind when thinking about the industry's top visuals. The beautiful idol is a fan favorite, especially among men, and loves to joke around and be silly.
Recently, many have been impressed with the size of the lovely idol's face, which they find to be incredibly adorable. Check out a few photos of Sana's gorgeous features below!.
A photo of Sana holding a variety of gifts.
An adoring side profile of the lovely idol.
She such a cutie.
She has such a narrow jaw line.
Sana caught in a candid smile.
She's so angelic.
She has all the perfect features. Look at that smile!.
So perfect!.
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Cost of Living: Hang Out With the Cast! - Duration: 3:16.
Hey, I'm Martyna Majok and I'm drinking.
I also wrote 'Cost Of Living'.
And these are my friends who are in it.
Coming at this as a performer
with a disability.
The thing I love so much about this play
is that it really is about relationships.
And it is about people trying to deal
with each other
through this lens,
of their personal experiences with
their bodies the way that they are.
You know I play a PHD doctoral student
Who has severe C.P...
C.P. is?
C.P. is cerebral palsy.
We meet because of, out of this very
transactional need, I need to hire someone.
And I need money.
That's right!
I need money I'm having a rough patch in my life,
I'm all alone, and this is how we meet.
From our, kind of, end of things,
It's a relationship that has marriage
but they're separated, Eddie and Ani
and after that happens,
Ani is in a really bad car accident
and it is at that point that
Eddie tries to re-insert himself in to her life.
At some point when life like
blind sides us, I know for myself
we tend to get more introspective.
But the reality is that people need people.
There's nothing bad about needing someone.
I think we all need someone.
One of my favorite lines in the play
that really spoke to me
was the line you have about:
You have to take your arms and your legs
and throw yourself at what you want.
And I just, for me, what the play holds a lot.
It's a great American story.
You know, what's different and innovative is who's telling it.
Right? And what those people look like
their backgrounds, where they come from,
and I think that that's awesome.
Right, it's also not a pity party.
It's like these characters are very unapologetic.
In that, you should walk out into the world too and sort of
be compassionate, and be empathetic.
But you can also be unapologetic.
Play writing in general I guess is to like,
for me, to show what the world is
which is not what i've always experienced.
It's coming to the country, and living in working class Jersey.
And like, not having money.
Those stories weren't available to me always.
Or not in a way that I thought was truthful.
Getting to genuinely portray people
who are not normal or pefect
their bodies are broken.
But, at the end of the day
it's sort of the people that aren't broken
that kind of need more of the support.
To me, just being able to see
these bodies on stage is ground breaking.
I hope that people walk away feeling like
they've seen a slice of humanity
that they haven't before.
And then to that...
NOSTROVIA!
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The Price Tag on These Destroyed Sneakers is F*cking Insane - Duration: 2:04.
What's good guys?!
Beija here for Complex!
The fashion industry is whilin' lately.
On April 26, Nordstrom dropped a pair of mud-covered jeans, retailing for $425.
Reebok mocked the high-end retailer by creating a sweat-stained tee that was selling for $425,
like the mud jeans, obviously poking fun at Nordstrom.
Another example is this cerulean blue Balenciaga leather bag going for $2,145 that seemed to
be heavily influenced by the 99cent Ikea Shopping bag (show headline and collage of bags next
to each other).
This trend has since trickled into a hypebeast-wave of reconstructed Frakta bags into gas masks
and leading all the way to Ikea thongs.
There's also the brand Golden Goose.
They've been known for their scuffed up shoes with distressed laces and tape retailing
from $495 to $585.
People have argued that the brand is participating in what they call "poverty appropriation".
Golden Goose talked to US about them being proud of their products which highlight the
distressed look.
"The duct-tape reinforcements appearing on the [Distressed Superstar Sneakers] style
pay homage to the West Coast's skater culture — professional skaters, who inspired the
brand's shoe collections from the beginning, use to repair their shoes with the same kind
of tape."
Now Neiman Marcus and Margiela can be added to the list of this hyped craze.
The high-end department store dropped a Maison Margiela 'destroyed high-top sneaker'
in white and yellow retailing for $1,425.
The product description states that Margiela deconstructs their "Future" high-top sneaker
with heavy distressing.
(zoom into description) So wealthy people if you're too lazy to f*ck up your own shoes
no worries, Margiela's got you covered.
Margiela also has its pre-paint splattered sneakers retailing for only $595 if you want
something a little more affordable, but just as shitty.
Whether or not you consider this poverty appropriation or not, these high-fashion labels are obviously
heavily influenced by streetwear and the culture that surrounds it, but damn, maybe the brand's
are taking it one step too far.
That's all the news for now, but for more updates on expensive products inspired by
us everyday hardworking people, be sure to subscribe to Complex on Youtube today.
For Complex News, I'm Beija Velez.
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School is Dying - What's the Future of Education? - Duration: 3:05.
If school is dying, then what's the future of education?
Welcome back to CapOhTV, the channel where we know school is a joke and you don't want
to be the punchline.
If this is your first time here and you also think school is a joke and you want to take
back control of your education, then hit that subscribe button now.
I always here it said that school teachers reach so many people and change so many lives.
If you stop and think about it, your typical high school teacher on a block schedule reaches
maybe 150 students per year.
Over a 25 year teaching career, that's 3,750 student that that teach has come in contact
with.
And that's assuming no repeats.
Now let's consider a small YouTube channel like CapOhTV.
I've been working on this channel for about a year and a half now and so far the total
views are just under 67,000.
If we assume that a view is a person reached, that's almost 18 times the teach of a high
school teacher!
And unlike classroom instruction, a video keeps on reaching even when I'm not doing
anything!
Now, I'm not the first person to say it, but this may be the first time you've heard it:
the future of education is right here.
It's one teacher, one camera, and a very large number of students.
Chances are you already get an education this way.
If you don't know something, you Google it.
If you want to know how to do something, you look up a video tutorial.
You have been taught by literally hundreds of people if you know anything about the Internet.
You know and I know that school is a joke.
It can't keep up and it will fade away.
Your future opportunities are not in the traditional paths that school is preparing you for.
They're teaching you that the path to success is by going to college and taking on massive
amounts of debt in the form of student loans, car loans, and home loans, and then accepting
a crappy job unrelated to your college degree just so you can start paying off your debts.
But I think your opportunity is here on and around the Internet.
I'll say it again, school is a joke.
But I bet you have an idea or an experience or a message that you know other people will
find valuable.
There's something you have to share with the world.
But you won't learn what that is or how to do it in school.
It's built in the curriculum: sit down, be quiet, follow the rules.
Don't have an original thought.
Just memorize this other stuff instead because that's what's going to be on the test.
School is dying.
The paths that your parents took and my parents took are disappearing.
Your future and the future of education is right here online.
One teacher, one camera, and a huge classroom powered by the Internet.
What's one idea that you would want to teach online?
Leave a comment down below and let's talk about that.
And if this was your first time here to CapOhTV and you also think school is a joke and you
want to help spread that message, then hit the subscribe button now.
Thanks for watching, see you later, bye!
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Two Women - Movie - Duration: 1:44:10.
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If DNA Is Software, Who Wrote The Code - Duration: 3:28.
If DNA Is Software, Who Wrote The Code?
Recently an article in SF Gate by Deepak Chopra and Pankaj S. Joshi, PhD � �Can There
Be a Science of Consciousness?� � had this amazing quote: �By taking for granted
the obvious fact that it takes a mind to do science, we�ve reached the point where science
is leaving out the very component that might answer the questions that urgently need answering,
not because philosophy demands it but because science does.�
As a longtime admirer of Deepak�s work, I had reached out to him on several occasions
because I felt his most recent book, You Are the Universe, co-authored with Menas Kafatos,
PhD, resonated with my own ideas about the significance of sequencing (or decoding) DNA.
The mystery of DNA to me is as compelling a clue as the existence of the pyramids, precisely
because as someone who discovered computer programming late in life, I recognized in
its structure that it functions literally as an �organic programming language.�
This became apparent to me and affected me deeply after seeing a video by geneticist
Juan Enriquez on TED in which he says flatly an �apple is an application; when the sun
hits it the program executes, and the apple falls from the tree.
In my own book, If DNA is Software, Who Wrote The Code?
� The Profound Significance of Life�s Programming Language, I explain that software
(or computer code) has identical properties to DNA (and may be a stark example of inadvertent
biomimicry).
Extracting meaning from different symbols � in this case A, C, T, and G, which represent
chemicals or proteins � allowed scientists to resurrect extinct species by �copying
and pasting� DNA code
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