Seeding the Stars

[@vipondiu]

"Diplomacy does not exist because people are nice and friendly, but because we often are not"...these videos are full of bad ass sentences like that. "No one is going to be casual about just deploying self-replicators somewhere in the Solar system to build whatever, because you could be building whatever". Loved it

[@CockatooDude]

Very true though isn't it.

[@milanstevic8424]

But it's very reasonably straightforward. Of course diplomacy exists to address the problem that's clearly solvable by introducing diplomacy. Yes this is a recursive sentence, but it's important that this knowledge is a posteriori, as we had to become aware of the problem in the first place, and once it became obvious that applied diplomacy does solve some things, it painted a clear picture of how things were different before it was practiced. Henceforth "Diplomacy does not exist because people are nice and friendly". In other words, there is no a priori reason to have diplomacy at all. You first need to stumble upon a wall, acknowledge its presence as an obstacle, only then you can expend the energy to try and climb over it. Thus "climbing over" IMPLIES a wall. I'm just glad he's capable of having such a straightforward thought and constructing very concise sentences out of it. That's the only way to climb to the higher, more speculative, level of abstraction where he likes to dwell.

[@catpoke9557]

I thought you said "Bad sentences" and then was ready to get triggered and confused as to why you thought that was a bad sentence :')

[@ldinti03]

This is new, the question is : if we were all nice and friendly, what make you think that we would have had the luxury to not rely on diplomacy ?

[@sean-fj9wj]

Never stop making these videos you are my favorite channel on KZbin Thanks for the likes!

[@Skinnymarks]

He will be 90 and still doing this.

[@UNSCPILOT]

@@Skinnymarks If we push hard enough for life extention, I expect he could get well beyond 90, we've lost too many brilliant inspiring minds, it's time we fought back against that age that tries to claim us all

[@Skinnymarks]

@@UNSCPILOT I find a lot less is lost with death. Generally once people pass a certain age their beliefs become rigid and stop learning or admitting they are wrong. There could be outliers. But generally once someone finds their space of comfort they don't change much.

[@fsmoura]

plz stop making them at least to sleep, you can die from lack of sleep

[@uss_04]

Binge watch, or listen to in the car.

[@epicspacetroll1399]

Congrats on 4 years of this!

[@richardavery2894]

I love this show. I am so excited for year 5!

[@frankmueller2781]

@@richardavery2894 Amen Brother, amen! Thoroughly enjoy Isaac's work.

[@UsurpersAndAssassins]

There is nothing I love more than a hot cup of tea, a snack and watching these videos. Thank you Isaac. You are wonderful.

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

Andrew Costello just what I'm doing now ☺

[@masterchief6332]

Very relaxing

[@iamcleaver6854]

Great content. I remember when your channel had 16000 subs and almost no animations. It was great then and even better now.

[@TiaguinhouGFX]

So he lost roughly 15,7 million subscribers?

[@iamcleaver6854]

My apologies for the mistype))))

[@RedGunBullets]

true this has become my favorite channel on science and the future immediately and now over 1 year since then it still is

[@HereticActual]

I always look forward to Thursdays. I wake up, get ready for work and either listen in the car, or save it for later when it's a really fascinating subject and requires my full attention. I especially appreciate that you give a heads up as to upcoming episodes.

[@aimeeslager2654]

DAM YOU! Now I want to watch the whole stargate series again.

[@cryan9376]

I somehow missed that episode, didnt have dvr's so i may have missed a lot more then I thought.

[@grhegde2839]

I am a regular watcher of your channel.This channel is simply the koh-i-noor. Thank you so much for the service you are doing by spreading knowledge and seeding dreams. Wish you 2 million subscribers in 2019 :)

[@nicboo9191]

I absolutely love it when you use examples from geeky sci-fi universes like Stargate SG-1, Warhammer 40 000 and such. Thank you for your great channel!

[@mikelfunderburk5912]

Sorry I'm late sir. Had to get my drink and snack. Happy Arthursday!

[@Robert-mx3id]

yep got the chocolate rice cakes!!!

[@lenandov]

Posted one hour ago. Six thousand views. You rock! Thanx again for another happy

[@biomutarist6832]

Happy Arthursday and preemptive Happy New Year!

[@Fightosaurus]

Your show is like Cosmos or Nova for our era. I hope you know how cool what you're doing really is, man. Thank you so much.

[@f.lyondewall9705]

Having a bad day... on days like these I love to watch the latest and thought experiment a bit. I don't know why, but I find your voice relaxing. Happy anniversary it seems. Thanks for your channel and thoughts.

[@R_C420]

FOUR MORE YEARS! Subjective time is preferable. Can't wait to try the restaurant at the end.

[@marinuslouis]

Thanks, Isaac for your continued excitement-seeds about the future! Happy & Prosperous 2019!

[@SenorGato237]

End of year 4 already? Wow. Have a happy year 5 PA everyone! (Post Arthursday is my new calendar.)

[@Drew_McTygue]

Wow! 4 years? It seems like yesterday when you started this channel Isaac. Thanks for continuing your work, it is truly extraordinary

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Yeah it both feels like way longer and just yesterday.

[@johannesh7610]

Wow, the animations get so good!!

[@anrisiel7930]

Nice stellaris music!

[@Mudkippzs]

I miss the snack and beverage reminder at the start of the episodes :(

[@karelysparada6510]

The Naked Monk vital

[@84Supervisor]

Such concern for our well being.

[@Mudkippzs]

@Steelrocker it's funnier you think that. It's not that we need it, it was just an endearing feature of the opening of his videos. Of course people know how to pause a video and grab a snack.

[@metalwellington]

one of the very few channels actually worth watching. please don't stop Isaac.

[@dudeist_priest]

4 years?? That's awesome, congrats!

[@exoplanets]

Merry christmas Isaac !

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Thanks!

[@mavisdavies9769]

Hello best comment section on KZbin.

[@infinitasalo472]

For real

[@ArcherWarhound]

I think one of the most interesting outcomes of humanity seeding the stars is the possibility of speciation occurring due to the divergence of different colonies into distinct gene pools adapted to different environments and ecologies.

[@pedrogouveia4326]

it already happens on earth, take canadians for example...

[@colonelgraff9198]

ArcherWarhound or carbon based intelligence vs silicon based intelligence

[@metajarra]

@@pedrogouveia4326 as a canadian i can confirm

[@Barabel22]

If we don’t find any aliens or they’re rare or primitive, we’ll make our own through uplifting and genetic engineering, because just traveling with humans will get pretty damn boring...

[@ls200076]

@@metajarra Hello alien, nice to meet you.

[@glitchtastic759]

Stellaris music lets go great vid

[@QuestionableObject]

Gave me a moment of "Wait a minute" when I heard it, hah.

[@Maia_Cyclist]

Next sword of the stars music

[@butteredmap9064]

It always makes me think I accidentally opened it with the music in the background, but much appreciated.

[@LucaDR8]

lol y'all always make me laugh with those comments. Stellar is music will keep coming

[@user-yt9ek2xh6i]

Its funny, I always listen to SFIA when I play Stellaris so have to turn off the soundtrack-and then this video comes along. I

[@cannonfodder4376]

Had my lunch and drink ready. Another great video Isaac and crew. A Happy New Year to you all as well. 2019 will bring great things for us.

[@MrGreenotwo]

This channel is great, thank you so much for your time and interest in all of this!

[@zacharyhenson5376]

Isaac my man, my favorite Thursday ritual is after work coming home, getting a drink and snack and watching the new episode. I have a feeling you’re going big places. If you ever have had the urge to write a sprawling sci fi epic book series, I think it would become one of the best out there. Sorry for the rambling message, just wanted to say hi and tell you that you’re awesome, and keep it up!

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

I think I've already gone to as big a place as I want, truth be told, I'm always still a little shocked the channel has grown to even this size. Though pleasantly so, pondering these topics years back I tended to take for granted very few folks would find them interesting. I did consider the novel approach in the past, but while I might kncok out a non-fiction book on one or more of these topics at some point (though I prefer the video medium) I'm really quite terrible at writing dialogue :P

[@illeatyourbird4149]

I use to smoke crack but I moved on to bigger and better things

[@CockatooDude]

That's awesome man, good job.

[@bxmully]

Big and better rocks hahhaa ayyyyyyy Jk

[@RevolverRez]

Fantastic content as always, happy new year and heres to season 5!

[@gubzs]

BOY MY SNACK IS ALREADY HOT LETS DO THIS

[@richardavery2894]

Same lol...

[@christianagi]

I already ordered a quantum cheeseburger for today.

[@ithemba]

I love the thought of all the die hard fans of Isaac sitting down at the same time with a drink and a snack to engage in one of our epic journeys to the stars.

[@fsmoura]

giggity

[@kylebrown4978]

@@ithemba keep in mind some of Issacs fans are Aneroxic and its slightly offensive to talk about your cheese burgers while I eat my water.

[@Sishqabob]

Thanks for another great episode Isaac! I hope you had an awesome holiday!

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

I did, the sister and nieces came by, of course these days they're more into coffee and wine than hot chocolate, damn time for passing :)

[@tycho_m]

Heyyy that's the Stellaris soundtrack! Great video once again and thanks a lot for another year of so much effort by the entire SFIA team

[@ronwilliams9804]

Looking forward to the next season Issac. Thank You for sharing Your knowledge and imagination with us.

[@zell9058]

Enjoyed with a cup of eggnog! Excellent as always!

[@kelpengineer5303]

Four years on and still getting better with each and every episode... happy new year

[@Lukegear]

More like seeding my youtube's history with Isaac's videos hahaha

[@tiny021085]

I've been watching Isaac Arthur's videos since 9pm it's now 5:24 am. I found this channel about a month ago. Best KZbinr ever. Thank u Isaac for filling my brain with knowledge.

[@SixHolyStrings]

You talked a lot about shielding a ship at high speeds during this episode, I’d like to see an in depth episode about shields in the future. How can we deal with flying through a dense cloud of dust without big buckshot holes in the hull if we never figure out some sort of Star Trek-like energy field that repels rock as much as it does metals? Several meters thick hulls seem like a really inefficient and wasteful way of dealing with these problems and could be insanely costly, it could seriously hinder trade and make it so there never really are civilian-run cargo ships, only government and corporate ships, which is kind of a bummer.

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

There's the forcefields episode and the interstellar travel challenges episode for that.

[@SixHolyStrings]

Isaac Arthur You are a *stellar* human being... get it?! But seriously you’re awesome man, I’ve been listening for probably two years by now and you keep the good work up so much I’m unaware you’ve got videos ready for my hungry brain to absorb just waiting for me. So thanks, for doing excellent work educating and entertaining, as well as being *down to earth* enough to answer a dumb question.

[@SynGreis]

Really love your channel man. keep up the great work!

[@closair]

I’m amazed that I have been here for 2 years. Happy 4 years of KZbin!

[@Seagate2k]

OMG! i F-ing love your videos man... (tho some of them are way to much for my little brain xD ) marry christmas and a happy new year isaac :)

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Thanks, Happy New Year to you too!

[@6169Brooklyn]

My little brain too, but they make for excellent re-watching! Merry christmas and a happy new year to all.

[@ramonpizarro]

A happy new year to you and yours as well, Isaac

[@DreamskyDance]

Issac Arthur talking how to colonize a new planet / system while Stellaris music plays in background... :) P.S: it would be awesome if Stellaris had "tutorial videos" for various technologies/ways to develop civilization written and narrated by you, i think folks would learn something and got into the game and enjoy it more XD P.P.S: ..whilst at Stellaris, i dont remember if you mentioned somewhere this but would a wholy biologicaly developed star fareing civilization be viable ( ala Prethoryn Swarm in stellaris that are a kind of "biological borg" ). It does not need to be alien, we dont know how biological evolution can get in few millions of years ( Bryan Aldiss Hothouse .. ).. maybe if humans get radically changed or viped out. Is there some physical and biological ( well and technological with genetic manipulation ) basis for civilization / race / species like that ?

[@garret1930]

I can't see it arising naturally, but I don't see why it couldn't be possible to make sufficiently large organisms that are essentially less efficient spaceships.

[@Maia_Cyclist]

I think theres is a fungus based species in sots2 only missing FTL

[@skylark306]

"Sees SFIA video" "Start colonizing systems to aggressively deny territories for others."

[@drumcrazy100]

Keep up the great videos isaac!!! I've been here since 15k subs and still loving the videos!!!

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Happy new year and thanks for 4 great years of content...

[@rdgk1se3019]

Another excellent video Isaac......have a happy new year.

[@Sorenzo]

You don't need mind-uploading tech or human-level AI to raise babies on a planet where everything is provided to the first several generations. A sub-human-level AI could sing nursery rhymes and keep the kids civilised. They don't need to know that robo-mom and robo-dad don't actually have human emotions until they figure that out themselves - at which point they'll have very real siblings they've grown up with for all their lives as family. Not literal siblings, of course. Genetic diversity.

[@davidwuhrer6704]

How would they learn to speak with nobody to talk to?

[@ls200076]

@@davidwuhrer6704 google AI (but more developed of course)

[@Sirhaian]

Oh well, now I have to rewatch SG-1 all over again. Thanks. :')

[@bilgisayarekranndakicizik9365]

I would want to experience the journey and the terraformung process thou.

[@propjam2]

I just think our galaxy alone is so vast and rich with resources there will be enough for everyone that it will be beneficial to help each other than war on each other.

[@staizer]

Isaac Arthur's channel is proof Thanos was an idiot.

[@paulwalsh2344]

One track minds... eventually go off the rails...

[@davidwuhrer6704]

No doubt cooperation and altruism are more beneficial in the long run. But this peaceful and cooperative life form is just such an excellent building material.

[@chrisgurney2467]

A happy, joyous and prosperous new year to you

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

The purpose of Mankind is to spread life throughout the cosmos. Mostly because Llamakind dropped the ball.

[@moofymoo]

one of the best transitions to sponsor advertisement! :) I might actually check those courses..

[@gumunduringigumundsson9344]

Thank you! Have a great new years eve!

[@brettrobinson9713]

only channel that was so good I had to support it on patreon....never stop making these videos

[@jaikumar848]

is there any alternative for mechanical power in future? or will we continue to use machines made of iron and copper for mechinal power..

[@seraphina985]

@christopher snedeker Course graphene is problematic where both high temperatures and Oxygen coincide.

[@thedeveloper4207]

Or nano material

[@boring7823]

The top ten most common elements (in the Universe) include Iron and Carbon, so steel is not going anywhere. The top four are Hydrogen, Helium, Oxygen and Carbon; three of these are elements found in Lignin, Cellulose and many other plastics. Silicon is also common and with Oxygen forms Quartz and other 'rocky' materials. However, carbon is four times as common as Iron and seven times as common as silicon, so the allotropes of Carbon (such as graphene and diamond) will become more common, eg: diamond for chip substrates rather than silicon. Magnesium, Sulphur, Calcium, Aluminium and Nickel aren't too far down the list and so are likely to end up reasonably "cheap" too. Of course cheap mass transmutation would change this.

[@insaneunicorn5266]

Love that the backtrack is also in stellaris makes me feel more evolved than I am currently

[@quantumfoam539]

Congratulations for the anniversary. Thank you!

[@blank6604]

19:23 whats a RKM ? I never herd about it. Edit: I coudnt find any Informationen about killer missile space probes (RKM), only about Anti-Satelite missile.

[@zell9058]

When will you write a book!!!

[@Gettingbetter907]

Best channel ever

[@SockPuppet80]

"If you _can_ do it, you probably will." Wildly anthropocentric right there. Discussing the Fermi Paradox with added Transhumanism is an exercise in futility. The above could be rephrased as, "If you _can_ do it, _we who very much can't_ should really stop guesstimating what you will or will not do."

[@benjamincrom7276]

Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy new year to you all! Love this channel!

[@Glasher1]

Enjoyed it as usual. Thanks!

[@beingsneaky]

That was a very lovely song at the end.

[@abz998]

Thank you for another year of great content. Liked it before watching.

[@makbar59]

I love that the background music is similar to Stellaris menu background music

[@joaoneves9772]

Ending the 4th year with SFIA, thank you sir

[@Chris-te3ce]

Much better than tv! Many thanks for making these videos it must be a lot of work

[@nashemucharambeyi5331]

I'm loving the graphics! Great Work Isaac!

[@hueban1643]

yet again with the stellaris sountrack? Nice!

[@SomeKindaSpy]

Oh my god, I just got done watching Stargate SG-1! Ahhh, great reference!

[@TrangleC]

At around 9:20 you said "From your perspective you left earth and awoke in a cloned or android body an instant later." Are you implying that there would be subjective continuity for the original that was sent? This might seem like a small, throwaway thing to say, but it really is super crucial. Don't you think that would have a huge influence on whether and how people will do those things in that future? If you have the ability to beam copies of legal entities back and forth between star systems, you'll need laws regulating who is you and whether the copies have any rights regarding your property and stuff like that. At that point and given that there is no individual, subjective continuity for the original when the copy is sent, it probably makes no sense anymore to actually send real copies and it would be better to "remix" new personalities instead. That way there is no confusion over who is who and who owns what and you, as the original aren't really losing anything if they just send your useful knowledge to implant it in a newly made personality, instead of actually copying all of you. Of course, that would call into question whether it still makes much sense to actually use human like personalities at all anymore, which in return makes the whole endeavor kind of pointless. In the end it hardly matters whether they send copies of you or not. Either way, it isn't really you that is traveling and expanding, so why do it at all? Sure, it might give you some ease of mind on a "propagating your genes" level, to know that if anything happens to you, there is another you in safety far away, but A: at the point at which you can actually do all of this, that kind of thinking is probably outdated and pointless and your original is super unlikely to be destroyed anyways, or if, then by other humans and they then could just send instructions to the other system to delete your copy there too, or whatever. And B: again, that copy would stop really being you after a while of running anyways. Honestly, it really irks and annoys me when SF authors and other people just gloss over and ignore the issue of subjective continuity, the "Star Trek transporters are suicide booths!"-horror and all that. To me it is the most important and crucial question in all of this and when people ignore or hand wave it away, or only acknowledge it when it is useful to the plot, but ignore it at other times, like Richard K. Morgan does in his "Altered Carbon" books, it kind of renders everything else happening pointless, like a complicated, long mathematical formula that had some flaw at the beginning and is thus based on false assumptions.

[@dragoscostache41]

This bugged me a long time and I didn't see anyone adress the problem. When you are uploading your mind on a computer or anything you are basically commiting suicide, you're not going to wake up and continue your life inside the computer, it's just a copy. And this brings the question, why would you do it in the first place?

[@TrangleC]

@@dragoscostache41 Yes, if the original is destroyed during or after the upload, it would be suicide. The copy might feel it is you and have all your memories up until the moment of upload and for the copy it would seem as if it existed before the upload and just switched over, but for you, the original, there would be no waking up in the computer, or in that other star system you were beamed to. The question of subjective continuity really is the most important one in all of this and hardly anyone ever touches it. As far as I can tell, the only possibility of how you could digitalize yourself and preserve subjective continuity, would be to make the transition super gradual, basically neuron for neuron. Since the cells in your brain die after a while and get replaced by new ones, perhaps you could use that process. Instead of having your naturally dying brain cells replaced with new ones, you replace them with digital ones, so that after X amount of time, Y amount of your thinking is done on a computer, while the rest remains on your biological brain and slowly, gradually, you move more and more of your brain activity to the computer, without ever making any hard cut. Until after a certain amount of time, all your thinking is done on the computer. Maybe, just maybe that would be a way of doing it. The problem is, you could never really be sure whether it really worked, because your only witness would be the thing that ended up on the computer and that thing would certainly think it is the original and that it did have uninterrupted subjective continuity, but whether that is really true and whether there was death for the original, would be impossible to prove with certainty. And even if it would work, if you really could achieve subjective continuity for the original brain that way, what about everything that happens afterwards? Can you then transfer the consciousness within the computer or within a network of computers and still have subjective continuity for it? Or would it subjectively die every time it gets transferred in some way? What makes it so scary is that there seems no way of ever knowing what happened afterwards, because the only individual that might answer the question may or may not exist anymore. So you can't test it with some brave hero and then correct course if it went wrong. You'd be murdering everyone over and over till the end of time and never even know it. Some people will say it isn't any different now, with our biological bodies. Every 7 years or so, all the cells in your body have been replaced by new ones. Are you still the same person as 7 years ago, or did that person die and you are just a self made biological copy that thinks it is the uninterrupted continuation of that other person, but really isn't? Those questions might be impossible to answer, but I think we should at least think about them and try to answer them, instead of just ignoring them and acting as if the inability to answer the question would automatically make the question irrelevant.

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

@@dragoscostache41 We've got entire episodes discussing this so I'll just recommend Mind Uploading to both of you, as the one most focused on that.

[@allanroberts7129]

Merry Chistmas and Happy new year Isaac!

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

I like to think that Mankind is the sensory organ of the universe, and that we exist to view the wonder, beauty, and splendor of awesome CGI renderings of outer space nebulas and stuff.

[@LucasDimoveo]

This video is a great summary of this year's videos. Happy 4 years, good sir

[@vincentcleaver1925]

I forgot how much Isaac's speech has changed in the past few years. I love any of his content, no matter how he communicates he always has something interesting to say! Atomic bearhugz on a decade of good work!

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Thanks Vincent!

[@brettsgamingtavern7429]

Happy early New Year Isaac. Still my fav channel.

[@Lordslade1]

The best part of my Thursdays.....Congratz on the 4-year run man....here's to another 4 and more

[@crimsonflood1643]

Whenever I need to relax I just play Minecraft alone while listening to these videos.

[@JanjayTrollface]

Cheers for the years work Isaac!

[@lenon3579ify]

Make those 4 years be 40 years!!! Good job, man. Good job. Have a great 2019!

[@alexgarza760]

These type of videos are my bedtime stories

[@ghrey8282]

As always a top notch production. Once again I contemplate immortality....

[@joemassaroni8962]

I appreciate the paradox music, thank you Issac!

[@MechanicWolf85]

Terraforming Is what I always dream about doing in space, if there's dead planets everywhere and there's no alien life, then let us create that life We will destroy alot in order to advance but if we can leave out seeds and terraform planets for new life to come in is a win for both humanity and the universe

[@sbichett]

Eres un Maestro Isaac. No te mueras nunca!! Greetings from Chile!🇨🇱

[@jellomob9363]

I hear a lot about digitizing people and information on this channel but not a lot about actually preserving that data, especially over long periods of time. traditional methods of data storage don't last that long at all. A typical data center will go through hundreds of hard drives a year for example. there is also the issue of bit rot, interference, etc. Unless we develop some super resilient form of data storage that lasts centuries, how can we be sure that the digital information for say, our DNA, stays intact and isn't corrupted after a long journey in space? maybe you could do an episode about this topic, I'd love to see it if it hasn't already been made. Maybe focus on long term data archiving.

[@badbeardbill9956]

Nanostructured glass can store data (at room temperature...) for billions of years. Give it some shielding and it should be good for the thousand-year journeys between stars.

[@jellomob9363]

@@badbeardbill9956 how do you read from it? is it re-writable or WORM (write once read many)

[@badbeardbill9956]

@@jellomob9363It's an optical drive, so lasers I presume.

[@panzerraven4135]

Dirty thoughts entered my mind, I was thinking of different stars for a second 🌟🤔

[@Mello.]

Panzer Raven hyeehyeehyeehyeee (Lenny face)

[@colonelgraff9198]

Starf*cker by Nine Inch Nails

[@coreytaylor447]

@@Mello. www.lennyfaces.net/ for all your lenny face needs

[@timothyfouch5568]

Esta fue una clase de construir universos en nuestras mentes! Bien hecho Professor Isaac Arthur :)

[@ownerfate]

Always interesting and fascinating topics.

[@Paydirt90847]

No notification from KZbin. Thank god for fb. Good stuff as usual Isaac

[@freeratikals]

Your videos are epic!

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Thanks!

[@Ipanophis]

Your videos are always a pleasure, Isaac.

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Thanks Tim!

[@Jenab7]

Those little droids walking around on the spaceship (17:15) reminded me of Huey, Dewy, and Louie on _Silent Running._

[@isaacarthurSFIA]

Now there's a films I havne't watched in a while

[@Jenab7]

Ends with a bang. Seriously, though, I really liked Joan Baez singing _Rejoice In the Sun._

[@slybek8077]

I allways download your videos Sir.This time thats not possible.I hope i can next time.I have no wifi or tv connection and your voice helps a troubled mind fall to sleep,seeds manny dreams and sooths a lott of worriesThank you for all you do

[@evematrix_70]

Great video once again, Wishing you a Happy New Year, health and happiness for 2019.