What *IS* this, really, and why is it recommended ?? What did I just watch ?!? What a verily wyrd reality these people have made for themselves and inhabit... Not only are they *so **_few_* in number , but they also act it out as if they were the Center-of-World stage or something... making a State-of-the-World address, like they're some Gods or smth... And they *STILL talk about "COIVD"* as if it were still an active topic... *...even though that entire media hoax last had **_ANY_** bearing at all in like 2021 or so... O_o* Just... What's going on here, really ?? ... err... Should we... err... y'know... *... **_TELL_** them ?? :O ...* Verily wyrd.... .

2:10 . . . How many poor persons where there? . . . Probably more that 110. But for the purposes of this question, coal causes poor people . . . No coal, dead poor person. Now the equation ballances.

Smart, funny, entertaining and utterly GORGEOUS (very sorry for that last one ... shameful!).

2:04 -- let me see if I've got this right... "110 bushels of coal are divided among a number of poor persons. If each had received one bushel more than he'd received *_IF there were_** as many bushels as there are peasants* ... HOW MANY POOR PERSONS WERE THERE ??" ... Well, this instruction is AWKWARD AS HELL, but... *IF I do read it right,* the answer should be... *55. (FIFTY-FIVE)* *REASONING:* *_IF_* _there were_ as many bushels as there are peasants, then each person would receive *exactly 1 (ONE)* coal bushel. _THEREFORE:_ If each had received *ONE (1) bushel **_MORE_* _than in THE ABOVE scenario_ , then that would be *2 (TWO) coals per peasant.* 110 coals total divided by 2 coals per person = 55 persons. .

She is great and a bit sexy (sorry femo's)

She is pretty

Whoever chose Toro y Moi is a person of true culture 🫡

Amazing woman, she's achieved so much and given so much and she's still only 40. She is what I would call a national treasure!

2:22 can you tell me which program this was from?

Hannah is a goddess she's painfully gorgeous

I love Ben, what a legend!

If only everyone was the same. If only we all TFA. If only some people FTA or some act before they think or act upon that which they feel. Two leaders lead a company. Both produce the same product/service. They are the same size and are in a similar location. However, one is more successful than the other. One thinks positively the negatively. One thinks and is motivated by all the things they believe they can achieve, the other thinks about all the things they should avoid. In the first instance the PMA person succeeds and the NMA person fails. Some think it's because the NMA person attracts the negative because that's what they think, whilst the PMA succeeds because what they think attracts the good result - success. But wait! In the second example the NMA leader succeeds and the PMA fails. OMG why? Well the real key to success doesn't depend so greatly on the attitude of one specific person but on their judgement and how well the team carry out the process set out by that judgement in any one time. You see the key variable is judgement. More loosely termed the call. The judgement call if you will. The leader judges when it is the right time to go left or right, when to push forward or hold ones position. The leader judges which innovation(s) to develop and which to discard. In fact one could suggest that life is a series of judgement calls and the only way we can determine which call is the right one is on reaching the conclusion and measuring it against our expectations/ the competition. Yet, there are still two elephants in the room and those are the uncontrollable variables. These are the big and small acts of nature which we may try to mitigate against but can't and the rarely predicted but ultimately devastating Black Swans. Both the aforementioned can level continents never mind a business. And that's where judgement comes into it's own in a pure fashion. Here the leader must decide whether to close and run or fight the corner. So many variables, so often. A veritable multidimensional matrix of opportunities and possibilities for failure or success. And the only real power we have, if we have it, is our own personal judgement calls.

I hope the way Jonny uses words to frame these ideas, spreads around the world like wildfire and people can use these words as tools to transform and grow......

I have been binge watching Mo

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A really superb point! A passionate exposition. Great work, looking forward to hearing more!