Why do so many Star Wars planets end with "-ooine"? | Star Wars Explained

[@variousnumber891]

It's clearly because Prof Ooine was the most active explorer to name so many planets after himself, and something he randomly came up with.

[@warner9408]

Variousnumber Booine

[@alpha77productions22]

@@warner9408 "Ummmmm ok soo...." (looks at hand) "HANDOOINE!!!"

[@BrolyCulo121]

Planooine

[@Person-Lastname]

Hey Eckooine I absolutely loved the vidooine, persooine, signing offooine

[@attilathehun5067]

Ha. Ha(ooine).

[@mason3872]

Persooine lastnamooine verooine truooine

[@mentalydankmeme2356]

Ha ha funny

[@stanleyjedrzejczyk2966]

May The Force Be With Yooine!

[@Unknownxyzui]

Thatooine aooine lotooin ooin

[@BlorgusBlunt]

I loved the Dawn of the jedi comics explaining what tatooine was like before the glassing

[@TangledVirus]

I don't know why but when I heard you say that you looked at the essential guide I tought of a dog with a book in hand, a pipe in his mouth and a baby on the other.

[@EckhartsLadder]

Glass of whiskey, not a pipe. Books on the table

[@temiajuwon8893]

Ha

[@SolarDragon007]

You are one of the very few Star Wars KZbinrs worth watching :)

[@AAhmou]

Li Shenlong Yup either the "Star wars is dead" or the "It's Star wars, HYPE!" with little to no efforts are not worth watching, categories which represent the majority of star wars youtubers.

[@truemagolord1318]

Ecktooine

[@julietreadwell1146]

that must be a planet somewhere

[@ninjamda9883]

It's like asking why there's so many countries that end with "-stan"

[@alpha77productions22]

Because Stan named them...

[@sparkieT88]

Stan mean "the land of" then the first part is the cultural name. So like uzebek is the people uzebekistan is the land of those people. So this could work similarly here, tatooine would be the planet of the tat system.

[@ninjamda9883]

@Miles Holder OML so true RIP 😥

[@antwan1357]

Damn that was actually the best educated guess I've ever seen .ooine would suggest " the planet of " .

[@FunnyStory77]

Earthistan

[@somen0body417]

#AskEck what is your opinion on the rule of two? Was it more effective than the old Sith doctrine, or did it lead to their downfall?

[@graysonmobley5158]

In my oppinion, it did both. They couldnt have an army to use in combat, but they also could hide better

[@zeamzoomnpop2931]

I feel like palps broke away from the rule of two as soon as he started working on dooku (after that he had already decided on Anakin). The rule of two dictates that you teach your apprentice everything you know, and plageuis was the last Sith Master to actually do that. Perhaps the eventual Failure of palps is irony. He thought he was better than the rule of two, and that was his eventual downfall

[@lolroflroflcakes]

I mean it probably helped in the sense that they no longer had to worry about infighting between rival sith lords so they had more in the way of clarity of purpose and essentially reduced avoidable casualties to zero.

[@EchthelionII]

The Darth Bane trilogy explains the reasoning for the rule of two.

[@jerdasaurusrex557]

Don't you mean Doctrooine

[@barrybend7189]

Best mainline mechs: UN Spacey(SDF Macross) Earth Federation(UC Gundam) The Clans(Battletech) The Terran Dominion(StarCraft).

[@praise_kek340]

What are you talking about the best mech is the warlord titan of the impirium which is even blessed by the god emperor

[@LuoSon312_G8]

@@praise_kek340 the concept of mecha must be a main battle unit like the fighter jet or the main battle tank. In the 40k-verse mecha are too specialized and are not readily available to all military deployments.

[@xeonespydonum4995]

Gundams are OP.

[@nobleman9393]

Terran Dominion mechs are good because they are easy and quick to produce, they are like T-34 "And they don't stop coming"

[@GiveMeSomeRounds]

@@praise_kek340 Not that my comment matters since probably yours is mostly humor, but I think OP is talking about mass-produced mainline Mechs used in each universe. If 40k were to be added to the equation, probably the Imperial Knights or the larger Tau Battlesuits (like the XV104) or other similar-scale mechs that can be deployed en-masse would be better contenders instead of the Titans, which would arguably be too rare and/or valuable for the Imperium to churn out on a whim.

[@LogicalMan6]

UNSC (post Covenant War) vs The New Republic vs the Terran Dominion vs The Principality of Zeon

[@OrangeGasCloud]

Zeon cant really compete with them.

[@thenamedoesnotmatter]

They have Newtypes though, and at the height of their power controlled over half of the Earth and 3 side orbital platforms. That should probably put it on striking distance of UNSC in the Earth-Sphere. Especially due to them having mobile suit tech. The Dominion Terrans having the resources of the Koprulu sector make them a pretty big threat, but the New Republic would probably body the rest of them on this list.

[@-sergeantdave1934]

The new republic would win easy.

[@OrangeGasCloud]

@@thenamedoesnotmatter well, its still just one star system.

[@IndigoEuphonium]

Eckartooine sounds like a genuine planet if you say it enough times

[@bargainbin6162]

Indigo Azai That's because it is. We simply have to accept it and believe it is a normal thing.

[@darthplaguisthewise8985]

Hey, if it works, then Echarts can provide the purpose, but if Tarkin listened to Leia about Dantooine, then it would be subtracted 1 ooine

[@lieutenantnomad9198]

T-70 X-Wing VS E-Wing PLEASE!!!!

[@Sirus7009]

That, or the XJ X Wings since short of the twintail they are the best of the x wing series.

[@podemosurss8316]

Better with the T-85 X-Wing

[@ed4416]

I think this is my favorite video of yours yet! I like the idea that “Tatooine” was derived from the Jawaese name, it was picked up by a Republic explorer, and stuck with it to describe similarly barren worlds.

[@_-em-_9308]

Literally yesterday was going mad trying to figure this out and having problems with googling it. Thank you.

[@Pyovali]

I think Lucas wanted to play with Finnish suffix -inen, like Tolkien did. It can be used for surnames, placenames, nouns, adjectives, origin of people etc. For example, if you have "sade" - which means "rain" - and add '-inen' to it, it becomes "sateinen", which means "rainy". Tolkien used "-nen" for instrumental in Quenya.

[@scottlyons1681]

Ooine is clearly a cult in the Star Wars galaxy it only makes sense.

[@DutchBane]

I rarely dislike. I just dont hit the like button on a vid if i dont like it. I have to be pretty offended or think its absolute garbage for me to unlike. Hence what on earth is wrong with this vid? I just dont understand why the dislikes. Why do people dislike it? Its so strange.

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

Darth Bane probably just don't like Shiba Inus

[@leafgreensniper13]

hey eck i just wanted to thank you for posting these silly and in-depth star wars videos. your channel really gives me a sense of the star wars community as a whole, and its great to see that. Your awesome theme songs in the background (resonance specifically) and your overall high video production value really add to the star-wars-like feel of the videos. also your niche that you've found with the star wars youtube community is impressive as you're the only youtuber that goes into the starships in-depth; this was my main reason for subscription. keep it up, you're doing well.

[@barrackobama5818]

Can you do a video on which faction has the best training program for their general infantry. CIS (b1 or superbattle droids) Republic (clone troopers of any class), Empire (standard stormtrooper) or the Covenant (Elite/Brutes).

[@timbartschwolfman]

Eckharts Ladder Can you do a Battle Breakdown on the Liberation of Coruscant during the Yuzhan Vong War

[@keiranferrier3642]

I think you mean coruscantooine.

[@commanderknight9314]

Let`s not start renaming planets.

[@c17mohipolo14h]

#askeck There has been one thing that has always puzzled me when I look at the Star Wars galaxy map. In episode I, everyone takes off on the Nubian from Naboo wants to go to Coruscant. Not having enough hyperdrive matter to get there they say they have to stop on Tatooine, but even considering hyperspace lanes, Tatooine is not even close to being along the way to Coruscant. Surely there were other choices along the way where they wouldn’t have been noticed? I understand that they wanted to be incognito and all but surely there were better choices along a more direct route to Coruscant? Thanks in an advance to anyone that can enlighten me to the answer.

[@iflyxwings]

Tatooine is along the way. There's a major hyperspace lane that runs near Tatooine all the way to Coruscant. One of the most important lanes probably so you can imagine it's quite busy. Naboo to Tatooine is a smaller hyperspace route. So they traveled with the intention of going Naboo - > major hyperspace lane - > Coruscant. When they approached that major lane they encountered the problems in the film and chose to put down on Tatooine for the reasons stated in the film. Primarily that it's not controlled by the Republic . And that's probably the real kicker. You can travel directly on the route from Naboo to Coruscant, but it's all Republic space and it's the most direct route.

[@kennethkates3140]

Personal shield technology compared Dune Halo Mass Effect and Star Wars

[@TheSaoMagnifico]

I wonder if "-ooine" is meant to designate the terminus of an old trade route. Tatooine is described as a galactic backwater, but we know that at least as late as the Cold War, it was considered a world of at least enough significance for the Republic and Sith Empire to contest it. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, Dantooine is considered "remote", but at least as late as the Great Galactic War, it was an important world to the Jedi, and in fact, "The Essential Atlas" identifies it as the endpoint of the Myto's Arrow trade route. Klatooine is at or near the terminus of the Kessel Run. Cardooine and Minntooine were remote enough to be used for the construction of important, clandestinely developed spacecraft for the Rebel Alliance and CIS, respectively, yet clearly were also historically trade worlds, judging by the use of wood from Cardooine in the Imperial Palace and the presence of the Commerce Guild on Minntooine. Basically, the common denominator is that these worlds are connected to galactic civilization but exist at its farthest-flung reaches. I think "-ooine" means "end of the line", in some language or another.

[@Ian-oe9wp]

Tatoomeme

[@Titanic_Tuna]

Noice

[@normalfannyuser5680]

Haha

[@zfloyd1627]

@@normalfannyuser5680 Hahaooine

[@zfloyd1627]

@@Titanic_Tuna Noiceooine

[@normalfannyuser5680]

Z Floyd “Zooine Floydooine”

[@mason3872]

Notifications are so broken I just checked channel and saw it and I thought to myself WHY DID I NOT GET THE NOTIFICATION

[@EckhartsLadder]

Make sure you hit the bell!

[@tommymaxey2665]

I got the notification

[@mason3872]

See I have it on just KZbin has been very broken recently since it went down last month

[@thedishonoredamerican129]

@@EckhartsLadder hey man I am trying out something with creative writing. Got any advise? #AskEck.

[@ajoshua19ja]

Because KZbin keeps messing with the algorithm

[@henrymattson1086]

Don't forget about the prefix Nar and the suffix Nemoidia, as in Nar-Shada and Cato-Nemoidia. Both illustrate who colonized or at least inhabitted them, either Hutt or Nemoidian.

[@thelonewolf9866]

The dog at the end. It always gets me!

[@Ty_your_shoes]

Love this content sick days get better with this

[@attilathehun5067]

Amen, man.

[@59rlmccormack]

Your Star Wars videos are lovable, Eck. Keep up the good work! By the way, can you please do a video about your favorite Order 66 Jedi survivors?

[@James-lh7rj]

Just when I think you can't surprise me with a video topic for the week you do and that's why I love you man, great video and thank you sir....

[@Ethan-mn5mk]

Please for your next video do 3 unsc paris class frigate vs 1 venator stardestroyer

[@botbuster2276]

Ooine could maybe mean "planet" in an ancient language.

[@alpha77productions22]

Very nice video! I would consider myself a big star wars fan but I don't spend that much time learning new things about it these days so this video was really awesome for me. What sounds the best to me is that republic explorers named the planets and in cases like tatooine took insperation from the native language sort of like Manhattan.

[@jacksonmacpherson6101]

#AskEck What "plague" species (flood, tyranid ect) would be the best bio weapon if controlled in a Weyland Yutani corporation style.

[@jhonnoilcringeincarnato8593]

A combination of both

[@DitchCricket11]

Good video man!! I find subjects like this very interesting.

[@hansolol4863]

OMG IM EARLY FOR ONCE, love your vids btw im a huge star wars nerd and I'm learning so much

[@lordfrostwind3151]

Royal Guard brawl! Which scifi faction has the best honor/praetorian guard, Sangheili Honor Guard (Halo), Imperial Royal Guard (Star Wars), Imperial Sardukar (Dune), Theron Palace Guards (Gears of War)?

[@contigo8067]

Video Idea: How life began is star wars universe

[@EchthelionII]

Watching your videos and Star Wars Reading Club's videos makes me realize how much I don't know about legends.

[@FriendlyMarmot]

Maybe the best theory about -ooine would be that it comes from a combination of the other theories: Maybe since Tatooine was the first to be incorporated into the Republic, the Republic adopted the Jawa name for the planet. But then, later on, they discovered Tatooine used to be a Rakatan world, and that there were other former Rakatan worlds out there which the Republic had decided to colonize. So from then on out, the Republic started using the Jawa "-ooine" suffix for every former Rakatan world that joined the Republic. Works for me!

[@striderman-]

The opening song to this channel is always an endorphin rush

[@norad_clips]

This is a darn good video! Very sound and in depth!

[@dr.boring7022]

6:10 "and glass Tatooine." Did I hear that right? Eck must be thinking of Halo.

[@badgerbro1172]

Please do a video on the perfect fleet/army for other sci fi universes. Also the Yuzzhan Vong vs the Necrons in an all out war would be a good video

[@GALAXIE67]

They mentioned Dantooine in the clone wars episode brain invaders. #Eck Question, do you know the name of the asteroid that had the old republic base with the nocturnal creatures, it was in rebels, had Hera & Sabine in it l forgot the name of the episode?? Thank you!! 👍☯️👍

[@AdamMb312]

Singular biome planets used to make little sense to me when I thought about them but now it does because when you think of it, Mars has a singular biome and so do Uranus and Neptune.

[@godzilla5006]

Androids Compare: Cyberlife, Yorha, Skynet and Weyland Yutani PLEASE!!!!!!

[@marasenna781]

Doom Slayer yo that’s a good idea

[@barrybend7189]

You forgot one the institute.

[@greaterhalo0659]

Institute synth vs cyberlife android which is better?

[@yananazz4141]

I feel way too excited about the fact that Eckhart used Nashville as an example

[@vulcandor2573]

Ord as in Ord Mantell etc. stands for Ordnance/Regional Depot which were planets used as Military outposts during the republic's expansion

[@notablegoat]

Yo, love the video! In the thumbnail, the planet you used for "Deltooine" is a photo of Pluto from the Horizons probe. Just some real-life space facts I thought y'all would appreciate :)

[@DrakadorChaos]

Where´s that link you talked about to the video where you covered what would´ve happened if Thrawn survived?

[@jimpat2489]

#AskEck first of all your videos are absolutely amazing . Second , what is your favorite star wars vechicle and third you should make a video showing us your star wars collection

[@elviraa4030]

His research strategy is amazing

[@TheGoodOne1998]

#askEck Did the vong have any sort of 'tanks' or 'armoured vehicles'

[@arsenioyu4265]

#askeck what do you think would happen if the Kessel run was suddenly made impassable and ships couldn't make the run?

[@arsenioyu4265]

This would be during the Clone wars.

[@Trevor-ig1cj]

DUDE MY QUESTION GOT ANSWERED IM SO HAPPY

[@johnwillsea6600]

Zim the Despot! Yes! I have read the Solo Adventures Bollux was my favorite character though his friend Blue max isn't far behind

[@monoclesquid9667]

Can we get an episode on why star wars planets all have the same gravity? Even when they are objectively different in size? (Eg, nar shaada and nal hutta)

[@stephenlutz6936]

The question is will Earth go in the way of Star Wars or Star Trek when FTL travel becomes a thing. That could be an interesting video.

[@robertagu5533]

Real world evidence suggests a mix of both mixed with a couple other franchises. Space travel currently looks realisticly like a sorta time and space Warp type drive to very quickly travel huge intergalactic distances in extremely short even instant time. While alot the weapons and gear are shaping out to be evolved things we have now. Like Mass Effect rail weapons or maybe Blasters and we even have a working idea of how a real life Lightsaber would/will probably have to work to feasibly exist in real life.

[@stephenlutz6936]

@@robertagu5533 Let's hope so because cryo-sleep like they do in Aliens and Avatar is just depressing.

[@europademon]

We mustn't forget Fusion energy is coming down the line too. All of a sudden a lot more doors will open to us.

[@self-satisfiedsmirk5544]

Stephen Lutz The most likely methods of achieving FTL travel, within our current understanding and projections of technological progress, are either the Alcubierre equation or Einstein-Rosen Bridges, which operate similarly to the “Warp Drives” from Star Trek and the “Space-bridges” from Transformers, respectively. But, the Alcubierre Drive would realistically be more feasible as, even though the energy requirements are immense, they would be minuscule in comparison to not only tearing a hole in the fabric of space/time, but keeping that hole open and anchored at two spots. Another thing to take into account is that the time to actually traverse the distances between stars would still likely be incredibly long, even with these methods of FTL travel. Moreover, the time between departure and arrival would be relative due to time dilation, especially in the case of the Einstein-Rosen Bridge because, while the trip may be almost instantaneous for the subject traveling through the wormhole, quantum tunneling/entanglement and various other shenanigans can change just how much time actually passes outside of the wormhole.

[@self-satisfiedsmirk5544]

Stephen Lutz Some form of stasis would still be necessary, especially during the beginning of humanity’s expansion beyond our planet of origin. If you want to get into warfare, especially space warfare, it would be more akin to Ender’s Game. Most battles would be fought well beyond visual range at distances of tens, if not hundreds, of kilometers apart. Technology is continually advancing, and the only real limiting factor of most military hardware is the human element. This has been documented already with ever advancing manned fighter jets, and with the even greater number of factors to take into account when navigating and fighting in a three-dimensional field, the notion of mostly automated fleets that use drone fighter craft, if they would even be necessary in this world, is not far-fetched.

[@ggreenwood1004]

2 of the first 3 planets mentioned in Star Wars ended in Ooine

[@EckhartsLadder]

References to Corellia and Kessel, at least. Though I guess neither confirmed as a planet

[@kyleschafer6275]

Im pretty sure in the 77 release of star wars, Tatooine was not said, it wasnt until Empire at the end ( filmwise).

[@demonslaer2598]

Hey Eck awesome vid love your work. Idk if it was just me but I didnt see the link for the other vid you mention at the end there.

[@attilathehun5067]

#AskEck Do you think Mace Windu could actually have beaten Palpatine? Or was Palps holding back in order to create a scenario in which Anakin betrays the Jedi Order?

[@AustinJFerret]

I spent over half this video hearing Eckhart say "Ricottan Empire" and wondering why the hell the Star Wars EU had an empire named after cheese. Also, extra trivia: the "Ord" prefix signifying a military actually originates as an acronym: Ordnance/Repair Depot (or at least that was the case at one point, that may have been retconned away since I learned that).

[@mikas131]

Where's the link for the video of Thrawn and the Reborn Emp? It's not showing up for me on both phone and comp

[@sc_art5408]

Could you do a list of all the uninhabitable planets and moons in the galaxy?

[@jimmyboy131]

I like to think we live on Earthtooine, or Soltooine, since Sol ("sun") is what sci-fi writers like to call our sun.

[@scottmclaughlin2329]

I bet you make eye contact with that dog.

[@Jarsia]

ever since that jedi academy mission where you fight boba fett on ord mantell while bombing old munitions I always associated the Ord prefix with ORDinance

[@Dragodonv2]

#AskEck I believe I read somewhere that star fighters maneuvered in space through the use of "microthrusters" which gave them their graceful movements out of atmosphere. But I cannot find it in any source material, am I wrong, or has that been retconed?

[@grand-dadmiral]

Than you Eckhart's Laddooine, very cool!

[@snugglecity3500]

Havnt been giving you enough love

[@barneytaylor9338]

Ord is short for ordinance. It means that the planet was originally settled by the Old Republic military (mainly navy) as a ordinance depot. Eventually the front lines or military priorities would shift and the military would abandon the outpost, leaving behind a large number of warehouses and buildings just sitting ready for habitation. Obviously this is a huge jump on colonization and many worlds were picked for colonization just because of a ready-made infrastructure. The source for this is the Star Wars role-playing game-especially the Worlds of the Galaxy Sourcebooks- I believe it is in the second one.

[@HazelofStarfleet]

#AskEck Was there anywhere on the deathstar for star destroyers to dock? Perhaps in the equatorial ring? It is consistently called a station instead of a ship but other than size and shape we never see it used that way.

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Old news, but interesting. 1980’s book had it goes back to the original colonies of these planets

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Side note : I’d be from Corella, closest we get to New Jersey, LoL 😂

[@Wolfmann2758]

Hey Eck for a video I think it would be awesome if you covered where in the galaxy all of the planets that Starkiller visited are! It'll probably be a short video by itself, so if you do use this, feel free to expand on the video game series or Galen Marek however you like. I just love The Force Unleashed and I geek out whenever someone can get me talking about it. I hope you see this, and have a nice day :D

[@butterdolphin4512]

#AskEck What do you think would have happened if Anakin hadn't interfered with Windu's arrest of Palpatine? I've heard other's opinions on the topic but wanted to know what you thought.

[@damonmealor9701]

I don't know about the others but Tatooine may just be a Latinised (or whatever the in-verse equivalent is) version of "related to the Tatoo Stars." Like how the Latin word "Canine" means "related to the Canis genus." Maybe, it's the suffix we should be concentrating on!

[@FadedFreelancer]

How do you explain Klatooine, which was aligned with and colonized by the Hutts long before the Republic discovered them?

[@EndNoble]

How about UNSC or Covenant naming conventions (vehicles/ships) if you want to expand on the name topic?

[@spartansam6322]

What about -ndor? or is it only Endor and Fondor that share that part

[@yodaddyvader5309]

I just watched the clone wars episodes where col. Weaver Gascon and his droids save the military meeting. What wouldve happened if the cruiser blew up later on?

[@peachcarton976]

If I remember correctly, I think I remember a 2007 starwars.com article saying it means "twin mooned" also most of them are hutt controled and often enslaved primative natives like the klatooine and the dantu. Dont know if thats still cannon but hey food for thought.

[@kennethkates3140]

2 Harrower Dreadnaughts vs 1 Imperial Star Destroyer

[@christopher4265]

your pretty much asking for 2 victory class star destroyers with 4000 year old armor and weapons vs an Imperial Star Destroyer..... not much of a match up. it is a fact that the Harrower was about the same size as a Victory, though the game SWTOR makes it look quite a lot larger.

[@emzyfallen7257]

Do a video on all the major super powers, or if you've already done a video like it could you link it?

[@bisharp5068]

Can you cover something like the cost of Vadar’s suit?

[@MrDrProfessor4]

I know you'll get to this in the finale of the Vong sub-series. Won't stop me from going through the motions though. Anyways: Can you breakdown what is by far the largest space battle in the entire franchise? *The* *Battle* *of* *Yuuzhan'tar!* I have made this request: one-hundred-eight times.

[@troo_6656]

How did you come up with your profile picture?

[@LegoSnoopDogg]

Bantooine on the thumbnail is just a grey scale Pluto

[@Sparkfilm-yy8ye]

"bantoonie" on the thumbnail is litterally just pluto lmao, you can tell by the heart shaped crater

[@akiraguy]

this video is soo arsooine its glorious!

[@logannichols2605]

Ord was one of my favorites. I forget who it was that named planets or where I found it, but it roughly means fort.

[@KimPossibleShockwave]

There's a direct, real-life analogue to this: Country names from dominant languages at the time. For example, in Europe, "ia" and "us" from Latin/Rome and its descendants -- Espanya/Hispania, Germania, Britannia, Russia, Aegyptus, Greecia, Syria. There is also "land" (England, Scotland, Finland, Ireland -- list goes on). In the Middle-East and Asia? Stan. from IIRC Arabic or a pre-Arabic language.

[@bencobey9973]

Can you do a vid on all Known Star Destroyer names

[@Hastur_the_King_in_Yellow]

2:08 in the third square from the right there's a planet named Neelgaimon lol.

[@andyrihn1]

How about a video on “Could a victorious Thrawn defeat the Dark Empire?” I feel like Thrawn, although recognizing the value of the militarized Empire, would see Palpatine’s self-centered ambition and inability to stop even the Rebels as a problem. And, now that Thrawn has the New Republic under his control, he doesn’t need Palpatine like he initially needed the Empire

[@bloke7127]

Cam you please do the Old Republic Interdictor vs A Dreadnaught Class Heavy Cruiser. I've been asking for a year straight. Also a great video as always

[@happyjack8543]

Thanks for the video good sir

[@julianthornley5322]

Question what happened to Hoth after the fall of the Empire and how many other ice worlds are in the Star Wars universe

[@SCUBAelement-Intl]

Hey Eckhart thx for always Rokkin great content and debate! U RoKK!