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  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 8)
    https://youtu.be/qlHrJSbevfI
    Uterus
    and
    ovaries
    include
    broad
    ligament
    of
    the
    uterus
    (which
    includes
    mesovarium,
    mesosalpinx,
    mesometrium),
    ovarian
    ligament
    (also
    called
    the
    utero-ovarian
    ligament
    or
    proper
    ovarian
    ligament),
    suspensory
    ligament
    of
    the
    ovary
    (also
    called
    infundibulopelvic
    ligament,
    commonly
    abbreviated
    IP
    ligament
    or
    simply
    IP).
    Pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum)
    recesses
    include
    female
    pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum)
    recesses,
    which
    include
    rectouterine
    pouch
    (also
    known
    as
    recto-uterine
    pouch,
    pouch
    of
    Douglas,
    or
    rectovaginal
    pouch),
    rectouterine
    fold
    (which
    includes
    uterosacral
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    rectouterine
    ligament]),
    vesicouterine
    pouch
    (also
    known
    as
    uterovesicle
    pouch),
    ovarian
    fossa,
    paravesical
    fossa;
    retroperitoneum;
    male
    pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum)
    recesses,
    which
    include
    rectovesical
    pouch,
    pararectal
    fossa
    (also
    known
    as
    pararectal
    pouch).
    Spaces
    include
    extraperitoneal
    space,
    retroperitoneal
    space
    (also
    known
    as
    retroperitoneum),
    retropubic
    space.
    Fetal
    vascular
    remnant
    ligaments
    include
    heart,
    liver,
    and
    umbilical.
    Heart
    includes
    ligamentum
    arteriosum
    (also
    known
    as
    arterial
    ligament,
    Botallo's
    ligament,
    Harvey's
    ligament,
    and
    Botallo's
    duct).
    Liver
    includes
    round
    ligament
    of
    the
    liver
    (also
    known
    as
    ligamentum
    teres,
    or
    ligamentum
    teres
    hepatis),
    ligamentum
    venosum
    (also
    known
    as
    Arantius'
    ligament).
    Umbilical
    includes
    medial
    umbilical
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    cord
    of
    umbilical
    artery,
    or
    obliterated
    umbilical
    artery)
    (see
    also
    median
    umbilical
    ligament
    and
    lateral
    umbilical
    fold).
    3 min
  • Human longevity biotech human thinking transform
    https://youtu.be/Li1qy_uOuPw
    The
    human
    biological
    clock
    dictates
    the
    human
    thinking,
    decisions,
    and
    actions.
    When
    you're
    young,
    you
    think,
    decide,
    and
    act
    in
    certain
    ways
    because
    your
    human
    brain
    thinks
    you
    have
    time.
    When
    you're
    old,
    you
    think,
    decide,
    and
    act
    in
    certain
    ways
    because
    your
    human
    brain
    thinks
    you
    don't
    have
    much
    time
    left.
    If
    you
    can
    live
    forever
    until
    the
    end
    of
    the
    Universe,
    for
    the
    next
    250
    billion
    years,
    with
    a
    youthful,
    healthy,
    and
    beautiful
    human
    body,
    and
    be
    able
    to
    procreate
    for
    the
    next
    250
    billion
    years—through
    using
    human
    immortality
    biotech
    and
    human
    female
    and
    male
    fertility
    lengthening
    biotech—you
    certainly
    would
    think,
    decide,
    and
    act
    in
    ways
    very
    different
    from
    when
    you
    have
    a
    limited
    human
    life,
    because
    your
    human
    brain
    would
    think
    you
    have
    unlimited
    time
    to
    do
    anything
    and
    everything
    you
    want
    and
    procreate
    anytime
    you
    want.
    If
    and
    when
    the
    human
    biological
    clock
    stops
    ticking—due
    to
    the
    realizations
    of
    the
    human
    longevity
    biotech
    and
    the
    human
    female
    and
    male
    fertility
    lengthening
    biotech—humans
    will
    think,
    decide,
    and
    act
    in
    dramatically
    different
    ways.
    If
    and
    when
    the
    human
    longevity
    biotech
    and
    the
    human
    female
    and
    male
    fertility
    lengthening
    biotech
    become
    realized
    and
    commercialized—that
    will
    enable
    both
    women
    and
    men
    to
    live
    150
    years
    or
    more
    with
    youthful,
    healthy,
    and
    beautiful
    human
    bodies,
    and
    be
    able
    to
    procreate
    for
    150
    years
    or
    more—human
    thinking,
    decisions,
    and
    actions
    will
    change
    dramatically
    because
    human
    brains
    will
    think
    they
    have
    much
    more
    time
    than
    ever
    before.
    Human
    brain
    is
    very
    sensitive
    to
    the
    expectation
    of
    how
    long
    one
    will
    live
    and
    can
    procreate,
    because
    the
    human
    brain
    is
    designed
    to
    operate
    according
    to
    one's
    expectation
    on
    how
    long
    one
    will
    live
    and
    can
    procreate.
    Certain
    things
    become
    very
    urgent
    when
    you
    have
    a
    limited
    human
    life;
    human
    beings
    are
    slaves
    to
    their
    biological
    clocks;
    human
    beings
    are
    forced
    to
    do
    certain
    things
    according
    to
    their
    biological
    clocks;
    the
    human
    longevity
    biotech
    and
    the
    human
    female
    and
    male
    fertility
    lengthening
    biotech
    will
    liberate
    humans
    from
    the
    tyranny
    of
    their
    biological
    clocks.
    I
    strive
    to
    develop
    and
    commercialize
    the
    human
    longevity
    biotech
    for
    enabling
    humans
    to
    live
    150
    years
    or
    more
    with
    young,
    healthy,
    and
    beautiful
    human
    bodies.
    Even
    though
    there
    is
    no
    guarantee
    of
    realizing
    the
    human
    longevity
    biotech,
    I
    am
    absolutely
    certain
    it's
    an
    extremely
    worthwhile
    endeavor
    to
    pursue
    in
    science,
    technology,
    and
    capitalism.
    In
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science,
    I
    will
    QMASP
    (Quantify,
    Model,
    Analyze,
    Simulate,
    and
    Predict)
    how
    the
    human
    brain
    operates
    according
    to
    its
    expectations
    on
    how
    long
    one
    will
    live
    and
    can
    procreate.
    3 min
  • Java Spring Boot reference doc 3.1.2 outline (pt1)
    https://youtu.be/3s4Pp6X7uUw
    The
    Spring
    Boot
    reference
    documentation
    version
    3.1.2
    contains
    the
    following
    main
    sections,
    which
    I
    figure
    are
    what
    you
    need
    to
    be
    concerned
    about
    as
    a
    Java
    Spring
    Boot
    app
    developer.
    Using
    Spring
    Boot,
    Core
    Features,
    Web,
    Data,
    IO,
    Messaging,
    Container
    Images,
    Production-ready
    Features,
    Deploying
    Spring
    Boot
    Applications,
    GraalVM
    Native
    Image
    Support,
    Spring
    Boot
    CLI,
    Build
    Tool
    Plugins,
    “How-to”
    Guides,
    Application
    Properties,
    Configuration
    Metadata,
    Auto-configuration
    Classes,
    Test
    Auto-configuration
    Annotations,
    Executable
    Jars,
    Dependency
    Versions.
    I
    divide
    the
    Java
    Spring
    Boot
    app
    development
    into
    four
    major
    parts:
    design,
    implementation,
    building
    and
    testing,
    and
    deployment.
    The
    following
    Spring
    Boot
    reference
    documentation
    main
    sections
    pertain
    to
    the
    implementation
    part
    of
    the
    Java
    Spring
    Boot
    app
    development:
    Using
    Spring
    Boot,
    Core
    Features,
    Web,
    Data,
    IO,
    Messaging,
    “How-to”
    Guides,
    Application
    Properties.
    The
    following
    Spring
    Boot
    reference
    documentation
    main
    sections
    pertain
    to
    the
    building
    and
    testing
    part
    of
    the
    Java
    Spring
    Boot
    app
    development:
    Spring
    Boot
    CLI,
    Build
    Tool
    Plugins,
    Configuration
    Metadata,
    Auto-configuration
    Classes,
    Test
    Auto-configuration
    Annotations,
    Executable
    Jars,
    Dependency
    Versions.
    The
    following
    Spring
    Boot
    reference
    documentation
    main
    sections
    pertain
    to
    the
    deployment
    part
    of
    the
    Java
    Spring
    Boot
    app
    development:
    Container
    Images,
    Production-ready
    Features,
    Deploying
    Spring
    Boot
    Applications,
    GraalVM
    Native
    Image
    Support.
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    covers
    Build
    Systems,
    Structuring
    Your
    Code,
    Configuration,
    Spring
    Beans
    and
    Dependency
    Injection,
    DevTools,
    and
    more.
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    has
    the
    following
    sub-sections:
    Build
    Systems,
    Structuring
    Your
    Code,
    Configuration
    Classes,
    Auto-configuration,
    Spring
    Beans
    and
    Dependency
    Injection,
    Using
    the
    @SpringBootApplication
    Annotation,
    Running
    Your
    Application,
    Developer
    Tools,
    Packaging
    Your
    Application
    for
    Production.
    The
    Build
    Systems
    sub-section
    of
    the
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    has
    the
    following
    sub-sub-sections:
    Dependency
    Management,
    Maven,
    Gradle,
    Ant,
    Starters
    The
    Structuring
    Your
    Code
    sub-section
    of
    the
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    has
    the
    following
    sub-sub-sections:
    Using
    the
    “default”
    Package,
    Locating
    the
    Main
    Application
    Class
    The
    Configuration
    Classes
    sub-section
    of
    the
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    has
    the
    following
    sub-sub-sections:
    Importing
    Additional
    Configuration
    Classes,
    Importing
    XML
    Configuration
    The
    Auto-configuration
    sub-section
    of
    the
    Using
    Spring
    Boot
    section
    has
    the
    following
    sub-sub-sections:
    Gradually
    Replacing
    Auto-configuration,
    Disabling
    Specific
    Auto-configuration
    Classes
    4 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 7)
    https://youtu.be/j2yhR7OjCP8
    Anatomy
    of
    the
    human
    peritoneum
    and
    mesentery
    includes
    general,
    abdominal
    peritoneum,
    pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum),
    spaces.
    General
    includes
    peritoneum
    (peritoneal
    cavity),
    mesentery.
    Abdominal
    peritoneum
    includes
    from
    ventral
    mesentery,
    from
    dorsal
    mesentery,
    abdominal
    cavity,
    and
    general
    abdominal
    peritoneum.
    From
    ventral
    mesentery
    includes
    lesser
    omentum
    (also
    known
    as
    small
    omentum
    or
    gastrohepatic
    omentum)
    (which
    includes
    hepatoduodenal
    ligament,
    hepatogastric
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    gastrohepatic
    ligament]);
    liver,
    which
    includes
    coronary
    ligament
    (which
    includes
    left
    triangular
    ligament,
    right
    triangular
    ligament,
    hepatorenal
    ligament),
    falciform
    ligament
    (which
    includes
    round
    ligament
    of
    the
    liver
    [also
    known
    as
    ligamentum
    teres,
    or
    ligamentum
    teres
    hepatis],
    ligamentum
    venosum
    [also
    known
    as
    Arantius'
    ligament]).
    From
    dorsal
    mesentery
    includes
    greater
    omentum
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    great
    omentum,
    omentum
    majus,
    gastrocolic
    omentum,
    epiploon,
    or,
    especially
    in
    animals,
    caul)
    (which
    includes
    gastrophrenic
    ligament,
    gastrocolic
    ligament,
    gastrosplenic
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    the
    ligamentum
    gastrosplenicum
    or
    gastrolienal
    ligament]),
    mesentery,
    splenorenal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    lienorenal
    ligament,
    from
    the
    left
    kidney
    to
    the
    spleen),
    phrenicocolic
    ligament
    (also
    called
    Hensing's
    ligament,
    a
    fold
    of
    peritoneum);
    folds
    (which
    include
    umbilical
    folds
    [which
    include
    one
    median
    umbilical
    fold,
    two
    medial
    umbilical
    folds,
    two
    lateral
    umbilical
    folds],
    supravesical
    fossa,
    medial
    inguinal
    fossa,
    lateral
    umbilical
    fold,
    lateral
    inguinal
    fossa,
    ileocecal
    fold
    [also
    known
    as
    ileocaecal
    fold,
    ligament
    of
    Treves,
    veil
    of
    Treves,
    or
    bloodless
    fold
    of
    Treves]).
    Abdominal
    cavity
    include
    greater
    sac
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    general
    cavity
    [of
    the
    abdomen]
    or
    peritoneum
    of
    the
    peritoneal
    cavity
    proper),
    lesser
    sac
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    omental
    bursa),
    omental
    foramen
    (also
    known
    as
    epiploic
    foramen,
    foramen
    of
    Winslow,
    or
    uncommonly
    aditus,
    foramen
    epiploicum
    in
    Latin).
    General
    abdominal
    peritoneum
    includes
    cystohepatic
    triangle
    (also
    known
    as
    hepatobiliary
    triangle),
    hepatorenal
    recess
    (also
    known
    as
    subhepatic
    recess,
    pouch
    of
    Morison
    or
    Morison's
    pouch),
    abdominal
    wall
    (which
    includes
    inguinal
    triangle
    [also
    known
    by
    the
    eponym
    Hesselbach's
    triangle]),
    peritoneal
    recesses
    (also
    known
    as
    peritoneal
    gutters)
    (which
    include
    paracolic
    gutters
    [also
    known
    as
    paracolic
    sulci,
    or
    paracolic
    recesses],
    paramesenteric
    gutters
    [also
    known
    as
    paramesenteric
    recesses
    or
    infracolic
    spaces]).
    Pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum)
    includes
    uterus
    and
    ovaries,
    pelvic
    peritoneum
    (or
    urogenital
    peritoneum)
    recesses.
    5 min
  • Individual, group, and mass human psychology exploitation
    https://youtu.be/f1GNnxOi_3M
    Smart
    people
    exploit
    the
    psychologies
    of
    the
    human
    individuals,
    groups,
    organizations,
    and
    nations.
    It's
    a
    bold
    claim,
    but
    it's
    true.
    Capitalists
    exploit
    the
    human
    psychology
    for
    building
    wealth
    for
    others
    and
    themselves.
    Politicians
    exploit
    the
    psychology
    of
    the
    human
    masses
    for
    making
    people
    to
    take
    political
    actions.
    Humans
    want
    better
    options
    and
    circumstances
    for
    themselves.
    The
    human
    desire
    for
    wanting
    better
    things
    and
    people
    must
    be
    harnessed
    for
    creating
    better
    human
    options,
    opportunities,
    and
    circumstances.
    AI,
    robotics,
    human
    longevity
    biotech,
    and
    nuclear-fusion
    reactors
    powered
    outer
    space
    tech
    must
    be
    advanced
    for
    creating
    better
    human
    options,
    opportunities,
    and
    circumstances,
    on
    Earth,
    and
    much
    more
    importantly
    in
    outer
    space.
    Human
    genetic
    engineering
    biotech
    must
    be
    advanced
    so
    that
    humans
    can
    be
    genetically
    engineered
    to
    be
    much
    more
    capable
    for
    having
    better
    things
    and
    people
    in
    their
    lives.
    Humans
    do
    anything
    and
    everything
    to
    get
    better
    things
    and
    people
    in
    their
    lives.
    Humans
    live
    to
    get
    better
    things
    and
    people
    in
    their
    lives.
    Human
    destiny
    is
    seeking
    the
    better
    future.
    Humans
    cannot
    escape
    their
    genetic
    design
    of
    seeking
    the
    better
    future.
    Humans
    want
    the
    advances
    in
    science,
    technology,
    and
    capitalism,
    because
    humans
    want
    the
    betterness
    that
    the
    advances
    in
    science,
    technology,
    and
    capitalism
    give!
    Humans
    are
    desperate
    for
    AI,
    robotics,
    human
    longevity
    biotech,
    and
    nuclear-fusion
    reactors
    powered
    outer
    space
    tech!
    I
    will
    harness
    the
    fundamental
    human
    desire
    for
    the
    better
    to
    create
    the
    better
    human
    reality
    via
    advancing
    AI,
    robotics,
    human
    longevity
    biotech,
    and
    nuclear-fusion
    reactors
    powered
    outer
    space
    tech.
    2 min
  • Java Spring Boot overview (pt10)
    https://youtu.be/ciwET1btFSw
    Support
    for
    mapping
    annotation
    attribute
    values
    in
    the
    Spring
    Environment.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    tests
    using
    Spring
    REST
    Docs.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    web
    clients.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    reactive
    web
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    MVC
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    web
    service
    clients.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    web
    service
    server
    tests.
    Classes
    and
    annotations
    related
    to
    configuring
    Spring's
    ApplicationContext
    for
    tests.
    AssertJ
    support
    for
    ApplicationContexts.
    Test
    utilities
    to
    run
    application
    contexts
    for
    testing.
    Support
    for
    testing
    JSON.
    Mockito
    integration
    for
    Spring
    Boot
    tests.
    Mock
    web
    classes
    specific
    to
    Spring
    Boot.
    RSocket
    server
    test
    utilities
    and
    support
    classes.
    Classes
    for
    System-related
    testing.
    General
    purpose
    test
    utilities.
    Web
    client
    test
    utilities.
    HtmlUnit
    support
    classes.
    Selenium
    support
    classes.
    Spring
    Boot
    support
    for
    testing
    Spring
    WebFlux
    server
    endpoints
    via
    WebTestClient.
    Web
    server
    test
    utilities
    and
    support
    classes.
    Spring
    bean
    support
    classes
    for
    Testcontainers.
    Spring
    context
    support
    classes
    for
    Testcontainers.
    Utilities
    and
    helpers
    to
    allow
    testcontainers
    to
    be
    used
    in
    a
    Spring
    ApplicationContext.
    Dynamic
    container
    properties
    support.
    General
    support
    for
    service
    connections
    in
    tests.
    Support
    classes
    for
    reading
    annotation
    and
    class-level
    metadata.
    Contains
    miscellaneous
    utility
    classes.
    Utilities
    and
    classes
    related
    to
    validation.
    Utilities
    and
    classes
    related
    to
    bean
    validation.
    Web
    client
    utilities.
    Support
    for
    web-based
    codecs.
    Web
    integrations
    with
    Spring's
    ApplicationContext.
    Embedded
    reactive
    and
    servlet
    web
    server
    implementations
    backed
    by
    Jetty.
    Embedded
    reactive
    web
    server
    implementation
    backed
    by
    Netty.
    Embedded
    reactive
    and
    servlet
    web
    server
    implementations
    backed
    by
    Tomcat.
    Embedded
    reactive
    and
    servlet
    web
    server
    implementations
    backed
    by
    Undertow.
    Spring
    Web
    error
    handling
    infrastructure.
    Reactive
    based
    web
    integrations
    with
    Spring's
    ApplicationContext.
    Spring
    WebFlux
    error
    handling
    infrastructure.
    Spring
    Boot
    specific
    WebFilter
    implementations.
    Spring
    WebFlux
    WebClient
    support
    abstractions.
    Additional
    Views
    for
    use
    with
    WebFlux.
    Reactive
    web
    server
    abstractions.
    Support
    for
    embedded
    web
    servers.
    Classes
    and
    utilities
    designed
    to
    work
    with
    the
    jakarta.servlet
    specification.
    Servlet
    based
    web
    integrations
    with
    Spring's
    WebApplicationContext.
    Spring
    MVC
    error
    handling
    infrastructure.
    Spring
    Boot
    specific
    Filter
    implementations.
    Servlet
    web
    server
    abstractions.
    Support
    classes
    for
    Servlet-based
    web
    servers.
    Additional
    Views
    for
    use
    with
    Web
    MVC.
    Web
    Services
    client
    utilities.
    4 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 6)
    https://youtu.be/63YEFgWbZE8
    Subtalar
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    talocalcaneal
    joint)
    includes
    anterior
    talocalcaneal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    anterior
    calcaneo-astragaloid
    ligament
    or
    anterior
    interosseous
    ligament)
    and
    posterior
    talocalcaneal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    posterior
    calcaneo-astragaloid
    ligament),
    lateral
    talocalcaneal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    external
    calcaneo-astragaloid
    ligament)
    and
    medial
    talocalcaneal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    internal
    calcaneo-astragaloid
    ligament),
    interosseous
    talocalcaneal
    ligament.
    Transverse
    tarsal
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    midtarsal
    joint
    or
    Chopart's
    joint)
    include
    talocalcaneonavicular
    joint
    [ball
    and
    socket
    joint],
    calcaneocuboid
    joint.
    Talocalcaneonavicular
    joint
    [ball
    and
    socket
    joint]
    includes
    dorsal
    talonavicular
    ligament,
    plantar
    calcaneonavicular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    spring
    ligament
    or
    spring
    ligament
    complex),
    bifurcated
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    internal
    calcaneocuboid,
    interosseous
    ligament
    or
    bifurcate
    ligament)
    (dividing
    into
    calcaneonavicular
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    ligamentum
    calcaneonaviculare]).
    Calcaneocuboid
    joint
    include
    dorsal
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    superior
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament),
    long
    plantar
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    long
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament,
    or
    superficial
    long
    plantar
    ligament),
    plantar
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    short
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament,
    or
    short
    plantar
    ligament),
    bifurcated
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    internal
    calcaneocuboid,
    interosseous
    ligament
    or
    bifurcate
    ligament)
    (dividing
    into
    calcaneocuboid
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    ligamentum
    calcaneocuboideum]).
    Distal
    intertarsal
    joint
    includes
    cuneonavicular
    joint,
    cuboideonavicular
    joint,
    intercuneiform
    joints.
    Cuneonavicular
    joint
    includes
    plantar
    cuneonavicular
    ligaments,
    dorsal
    cuneonavicular
    ligaments.
    Cuboideonavicular
    joint
    includes
    plantar
    cuboideonavicular
    ligament,
    dorsal
    cuboideonavicular
    ligament.
    Intercuneiform
    joints
    include
    plantar
    intercuneiform
    ligaments,
    dorsal
    intercuneiform
    ligaments,
    Interosseous
    intercuneiform
    ligaments,
    Interosseous
    cuneometatarsal
    ligaments.
    Other
    included
    tarsometatarsal
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    Lisfranc
    joints),
    intermetatarsal
    joints
    (between
    the
    base
    of
    metatarsal
    bones),
    Metatarsophalangeal
    joints
    (MTP
    joints,
    also
    informally
    known
    as
    toe
    knuckles),
    interphalangeal
    joints
    of
    the
    foot.
    Tarsometatarsal
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    Lisfranc
    joints)
    include
    plantar
    tarsometatarsal
    ligaments,
    dorsal
    tarsometatarsal
    ligaments.
    Intermetatarsal
    joints
    (between
    the
    base
    of
    metatarsal
    bones)
    include
    plantar
    metatarsal
    ligaments,
    dorsal
    metatarsal
    ligaments,
    interosseous
    metatarsal
    ligaments,
    superficial
    transverse
    metatarsal
    ligament,
    deep
    transverse
    metatarsal
    ligament.
    Metatarsophalangeal
    joints
    (MTP
    joints,
    also
    informally
    known
    as
    toe
    knuckles)
    include
    plantar
    ligaments
    of
    metatarsophalangeal
    joints,
    collateral
    ligaments
    of
    metatarsophalangeal
    joints.
    Interphalangeal
    joints
    of
    the
    foot
    include
    plantar
    ligaments
    of
    the
    interphalangeal
    joints
    of
    the
    foot,
    collateral
    5 min
  • I pay to fail, because failures are needed for success!
    https://youtu.be/WrqgRXRfn8I
    A
    quest
    for
    success
    is
    never
    a
    straight
    path;
    you
    don't
    go
    from
    your
    starting
    point
    to
    your
    success
    without
    obstacles,
    failures,
    delays,
    detours,
    and
    defeats
    in
    between.
    That's
    my
    understanding.
    The
    path
    to
    success
    is
    littered
    with
    failures,
    because
    failures
    are
    needed
    for
    achieving
    successes.
    Failures
    are
    critical
    and
    crucial
    ingredients
    for
    achieving
    success!
    I
    pay
    to
    fail
    with
    my
    time
    and
    effort
    and
    money,
    to
    learn
    the
    invaluable
    lessons
    that
    only
    failures
    can
    teach.
    My
    company,
    Robocentric,
    pays
    to
    fail,
    because
    the
    most
    invaluable
    insights
    can
    only
    be
    acquired
    through
    failures.
    Failures
    teach
    what
    doesn't
    work.
    Failures
    teach
    what
    you
    shouldn't
    do
    next
    time.
    Failures
    teach
    how
    the
    human
    reality
    actually
    works
    and
    invalidates
    all
    the
    lies
    that
    humans
    habitually
    perpetuate.
    Failures
    teach
    the
    actual
    reality
    and
    truths.
    Failures
    teach
    you
    who
    the
    smart
    people
    are
    and
    who
    the
    dumb
    people
    are.
    Failures
    teach
    you
    the
    smart
    things
    to
    do
    and
    the
    dumb
    things
    to
    avoid.
    Failures
    vanquish
    all
    the
    wrong
    notions
    you
    had
    in
    your
    head,
    and
    fill
    your
    head
    with
    all
    the
    right
    notions.
    Only
    failures
    can
    teach
    you
    all
    the
    hidden
    secrets,
    how
    the
    reality
    actually
    works.
    Failures
    teach
    you
    who
    you
    really
    are
    and
    what
    you
    really
    want.
    Failures
    are
    necessary
    for
    achieving
    success,
    because
    the
    lessons
    taught
    by
    failures
    must
    be
    learned
    for
    achieving
    success!
    Failures
    make
    you
    grow
    and
    expand.
    Failures
    break
    you
    then
    build
    you
    stronger
    and
    more
    capable
    than
    ever
    before.
    I
    will
    fail
    again
    and
    again
    and
    again
    and
    again
    until
    I
    learn
    everything
    that
    I
    need
    to
    learn
    for
    achieving
    my
    success,
    and
    become
    strong
    and
    capable
    enough
    for
    achieving
    my
    success!
    2 min
  • Java Spring Boot overview (pt9)
    https://youtu.be/7H-GtYs0d9s
    Custom
    enhancements
    and
    support
    for
    the
    Jackson
    project.
    Support
    for
    Java
    Database
    Connectivity
    (JDBC).
    Support
    for
    initialization
    of
    an
    SQL
    database
    using
    a
    JDBC
    DataSource.
    Support
    for
    accessing
    JDBC
    DataSource
    metadata.
    Support
    for
    Java
    Message
    Service
    (JMS).
    Support
    for
    parsing
    JSON.
    Support
    and
    abstractions
    across
    several
    logging
    libraries.
    Support
    for
    'Java
    Util
    Logging'.
    Support
    for
    the
    Log4j
    2
    logging
    library.
    Support
    for
    the
    Logback
    logging
    library.
    Support
    for
    item
    origin
    tracking.
    JPA
    Support
    classes.
    Hibernate
    Support
    classes.
    Support
    for
    R2DBC
    connectivity.
    Support
    for
    initialization
    of
    an
    SQL
    database
    using
    an
    R2DBC
    ConnectionFactory.
    Support
    classes
    for
    Reactor
    integration.
    RSocket
    integrations
    with
    Spring
    Framework's
    ApplicationContext.
    Support
    for
    RSocket-based
    messaging.
    Reactor
    Netty
    based
    RSocket
    server
    implementation.
    Support
    for
    RSocket
    servers.
    Classes
    and
    utilities
    for
    reactive
    Spring
    Security.
    Classes
    and
    utilities
    for
    Servlet-based
    Spring
    Security.
    Support
    for
    initialization
    of
    an
    SQL
    database.
    Infrastructure
    for
    establishing
    database
    initialization
    bean
    dependencies.
    Management
    of
    trust
    material
    that
    can
    be
    used
    to
    establish
    an
    SSL
    connection.
    SSL
    trust
    material
    provider
    for
    Java
    KeyStores.
    SSL
    trust
    material
    provider
    for
    PEM-encoded
    certificates.
    General
    system
    support
    classes.
    Utilities
    and
    classes
    related
    to
    task
    execution
    and
    scheduling.
    Test
    auto-configuration
    support.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    handling
    metrics
    in
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    handling
    observability
    in
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    core
    parts
    common
    to
    most
    Spring
    Boot
    applications.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Cassandra
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Couchbase
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Elasticsearch
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    JDBC
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    LDAP
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Mongo
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Neo4j
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    R2DBC
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    Redis
    tests.
    Helper
    utilities
    for
    using
    TypeExcludeFilter
    with
    auto-configured
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    GraphQL
    testing.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    GraphQL
    tester.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JDBC
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    jOOQ
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JSON
    tests.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Data
    JPA
    tests.
    3 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 5)
    https://youtu.be/MQrqHRYWJxE
    Knee
    includes
    tibiofemoral,
    patellofemoral.
    Tibiofemoral
    includes
    articular
    capsule
    of
    the
    knee
    joint
    (commonly
    referred
    to
    as
    the
    capsular
    ligament),
    anterior
    meniscofemoral
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    ligament
    of
    Humphry),
    Posterior
    meniscofemoral
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    ligament
    of
    Wrisberg);
    extracapsular,
    which
    includes
    popliteal
    (oblique
    popliteal
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    posterior
    ligament],
    arcuate
    popliteal
    ligament),
    collateral
    (medial
    collateral
    ligament
    (MCL)
    [also
    called
    the
    superficial
    medial
    collateral
    ligament
    (sMCL)
    or
    tibial
    collateral
    ligament
    (TCL)],
    lateral
    collateral
    ligament
    [LCL,
    also
    called
    long
    external
    lateral
    ligament
    or
    fibular
    collateral
    ligament]);
    intracapsular,
    which
    includes
    cruciate
    (anterior
    cruciate
    ligament
    [ACL],
    posterior
    cruciate
    ligament
    [PCL]),
    menisci
    (medial
    meniscus
    fibrocartilage
    [also
    referred
    to
    as
    the
    internal
    semilunar
    fibrocartilage],
    lateral
    meniscus
    fibrocartilaginous
    band
    [also
    known
    as
    external
    semilunar
    fibrocartilage]),
    transverse
    ligament
    of
    knee
    (also
    known
    as
    anterior
    meniscomeniscal
    ligament,
    or
    meniscomeniscal
    ligament),
    anterolateral
    ligament
    (ALL).
    Patellofemoral
    includes
    patellar
    tendon
    (also
    sometimes
    called
    the
    patellar
    ligament),
    infrapatellar
    fat
    pad
    (also
    known
    as
    Hoffa's
    fat
    pad).
    Tibiofibular
    joints
    includes
    superior
    tibiofibular
    articulation
    (also
    called
    proximal
    tibiofibular
    joint),
    inferior
    tibiofibular
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    distal
    tibiofibular
    joint,
    or
    tibiofibular
    syndesmosis).
    Superior
    tibiofibular
    articulation
    (also
    called
    proximal
    tibiofibular
    joint)
    includes
    anterior
    ligament
    of
    the
    head
    of
    the
    fibula
    (also
    known
    as
    anterior
    superior
    ligament),
    posterior
    ligament
    of
    the
    head
    of
    the
    fibula.
    Inferior
    tibiofibular
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    distal
    tibiofibular
    joint,
    or
    tibiofibular
    syndesmosis)
    includes
    anterior
    tibiofibular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    anterior
    inferior
    ligament,
    or
    anterior
    ligament
    of
    the
    lateral
    malleolus),
    posterior
    tibiofibular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    posterior
    inferior
    ligament,
    or
    posterior
    ligament
    of
    the
    lateral
    malleolus),
    interosseous
    membrane
    of
    the
    leg
    (also
    known
    as
    middle
    tibiofibular
    ligament).
    Foot
    includes
    ankle
    joint
    proper
    (also
    known
    as
    talocrural
    joint),
    subtalar
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    talocalcaneal
    joint),
    transverse
    tarsal
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    midtarsal
    joint
    or
    Chopart's
    joint),
    distal
    intertarsal
    joint,
    other,
    arches
    of
    the
    foot.
    Ankle
    joint
    proper
    (also
    known
    as
    talocrural
    joint)
    includse
    medial
    part,
    which
    includes
    deltoid
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    medial
    ligament
    of
    talocrural
    joint)
    (which
    includes
    anterior
    tibiotalar
    ligament,
    posterior
    tibiotalar
    ligament,
    tibiocalcaneal
    ligament,
    tibionavicular
    ligament);
    lateral
    part,
    which
    includes
    lateral
    collateral
    ligament
    of
    ankle
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    external
    lateral
    ligament
    of
    the
    ankle-joint)
    (which
    includes
    anterior
    talofibular
    ligament,
    posterior
    5 min

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