Allen Young

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Allen Young episodes

  • Psychology of the white Americans
    https://youtu.be/_FiwB5zsj7U
    America
    was
    founded
    and
    built
    by
    the
    white
    American
    people,
    especially
    the
    Northern
    European
    white
    American
    people;
    the
    non-white
    immigration
    to
    America
    is
    a
    relatively
    recent
    phenomenon.
    In
    order
    to
    understand
    America,
    one
    must
    understand
    the
    white
    American
    people.
    What
    kind
    of
    human
    mindset
    and
    capability
    was
    required
    to
    invade
    a
    land,
    take
    the
    land
    from
    the
    natives,
    then
    build
    the
    greatest
    superpower
    on
    that
    land?
    That
    is
    an
    extremely
    important
    question
    to
    answer
    in
    studying
    America
    and
    the
    entire
    humanity
    since
    the
    modern
    humanity
    has
    been
    decisively
    influenced
    and
    determined
    by
    America.
    That
    question
    captures
    the
    essence
    of
    how
    and
    why
    America
    was
    founded
    and
    built
    by
    the
    white
    Americans.
    America
    wouldn't
    have
    been
    founded
    and
    built
    without
    the
    white-American
    courage,
    audacity,
    capability,
    and
    preposterousness
    of
    taking
    from
    others
    and
    building
    something
    phenomenally
    great
    with
    what's
    been
    taken.
    When
    the
    non-white-American
    and
    non-western-European
    peoples
    were
    living
    in
    their
    own
    worlds,
    minding
    their
    own
    businesses,
    the
    white-American
    and
    the
    western-European
    peoples
    spread
    across
    the
    entire
    human
    world
    to
    exert
    their
    influence
    across
    all
    of
    humanity.
    What
    human
    mindset
    and
    capability
    was
    required
    in
    the
    white
    Americans
    and
    the
    western
    Europeans
    for
    the
    Western
    global
    expansion
    and
    influence?
    One
    human-behavior
    hypothesis
    I
    aim
    to
    prove
    in
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science
    is
    that
    the
    human
    psychological
    factor
    at
    the
    core
    of
    the
    phenomenal
    success
    in
    founding
    and
    building
    America
    and
    everything
    else
    American
    including
    the
    historical
    white
    American
    racism
    is
    the
    white
    entitlement—the
    white
    people
    thinking
    and
    constantly
    enforcing
    that
    they
    deserve
    better
    and
    they
    should
    play
    an
    influential,
    dominant,
    leadership
    role—which
    enabled
    America
    and
    the
    entire
    Western
    civilization
    to
    achieve
    phenomenal
    things
    and
    benefit
    the
    entire
    humanity
    in
    such
    grand
    ways,
    yet
    also
    made
    many
    non-Western,
    non-White
    peoples
    pay
    for
    that
    entitlement
    in
    certain
    ways.
    In
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science,
    and
    I
    study
    the
    psychologies
    of
    the
    different
    peoples
    in-depth.
    In
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science,
    I'll
    keep
    on
    striving
    to
    QMASP
    (Quantify,
    Model,
    Analyze,
    Simulate,
    and
    Predict)
    how
    the
    human
    psychology
    functions
    at
    the
    human-brain
    tissular,
    cellular,
    subcellular,
    molecular,
    atomic,
    and
    subatomic
    levels.
    3 min
  • Java Spring Boot overview (pt8)
    https://youtu.be/PN4zzLTrcOk
    Auto-configuration
    for
    reactive
    web
    servers
    and
    Spring
    WebFlux.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    WebFlux
    error
    handling.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Framework's
    functional
    web
    client.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    servlet
    web
    servers
    and
    Spring
    MVC.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    MVC
    error
    handling.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Web
    Services.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Web
    Services
    Clients.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    WebSocket
    support
    in
    reactive
    web
    servers.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    WebSocket
    support
    in
    servlet
    web
    servers.
    Support
    for
    describing
    the
    availability
    of
    Spring
    Boot
    applications.
    Fluent
    'builder'
    style
    API
    to
    construct
    a
    SpringApplication.
    Low
    level
    support
    for
    Cloud
    deployments.
    Classes
    related
    to
    Spring's
    ApplicationContext.
    Classes
    related
    to
    Spring's
    ApplicationContext
    annotations.
    External
    configuration
    support
    allowing
    'application.properties'
    to
    be
    loaded
    and
    used
    within
    a
    Spring
    Boot
    application.
    ApplicationEvents
    triggered
    by
    Spring
    Boot.
    Logging
    integration
    with
    Spring's
    Application
    Context.
    ApplicationStartup
    implementation
    for
    buffering
    steps
    and
    measuring
    their
    processing
    time.
    Support
    for
    external
    configuration
    properties.
    Support
    for
    @ConfigurationProperties
    binding.
    General
    BindHandler
    implementations.
    Binding
    validation
    support.
    Sources
    for
    external
    configuration
    properties.
    Support
    for
    type
    conversion.
    Spring
    Boot
    developer
    tools.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    spring-boot-devtools.
    Support
    for
    classpath
    monitoring.
    DevTools
    classes
    relating
    to
    Spring
    Framework's
    Environment.
    Class
    to
    watch
    the
    local
    filesystem
    for
    changes.
    Support
    for
    the
    livereload
    protocol.
    Devtools
    specific
    logging
    concerns.
    Client
    support
    for
    a
    remotely
    running
    Spring
    Boot
    application.
    Server
    support
    for
    a
    remotely
    running
    Spring
    Boot
    application.
    Application
    restart
    support.
    Classloaders
    used
    for
    reload
    support.
    Remote
    restart
    server.
    Classes
    for
    loading
    DevTools
    settings.
    Devtools
    system
    support
    classes.
    Client
    side
    TCP
    tunnel
    support.
    Classes
    to
    deal
    with
    payloads
    sent
    over
    an
    HTTP
    tunnel.
    Server
    side
    TCP
    tunnel
    support.
    Support
    for
    failure
    analysis
    and
    reporting.
    Internal
    FailureAnalyzer
    implementations.
    Core
    interfaces
    and
    classes
    for
    working
    with
    docker
    compose.
    Lifecycle
    management
    for
    Docker
    Compose
    with
    the
    context
    of
    a
    Spring
    application.
    Service
    connection
    support
    for
    Docker
    Compose.
    Utilities
    to
    help
    when
    creating
    JdbcConnectionDetails.
    Utilities
    to
    help
    when
    creating
    R2dbcConnectionDetails.
    Spring
    Environment
    support.
    Support
    for
    providing
    information
    about
    an
    application.
    3 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 4)
    https://youtu.be/Ct2djXovpGw
    Sacrococcygeal
    symphysis
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    sacrococcygeal
    articulation,
    articulation
    of
    the
    sacrum
    and
    coccyx)
    has
    anterior
    sacrococcygeal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    ventral
    sacrococcygeal
    ligament),
    posterior
    sacrococcygeal
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    dorsal
    sacrococcygeal
    ligament).
    Thorax
    or
    chest
    has
    costovertebral
    joints,
    sternocostal
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    sternochondral
    joints
    or
    costosternal
    articulations),
    interchondral
    articulations
    (also
    known
    as
    interchondral
    joints),
    and
    costochondral
    joints.
    Costovertebral
    joints
    has
    articulations
    of
    the
    heads
    of
    the
    ribs
    (also
    known
    as
    costocentral
    articulations,
    or
    gliding
    or
    arthrodial
    joints
    of
    the
    heads
    of
    the
    ribs),
    and
    costotransverse
    joint.
    Articulations
    of
    the
    heads
    of
    the
    ribs
    (also
    known
    as
    costocentral
    articulations,
    or
    gliding
    or
    arthrodial
    joints
    of
    the
    heads
    of
    the
    ribs)
    have
    radiate
    ligament,
    intra-articular
    ligament
    of
    head
    of
    rib
    (interarticular
    in
    older
    texts;
    ligamentum
    capitis
    costae
    intraarticulare).
    Costotransverse
    joint
    has
    costotransverse
    ligament,
    Lumbocostal
    ligament.
    Sternocostal
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    sternochondral
    joints
    or
    costosternal
    articulations)
    have
    intraarticular
    sternocostal
    ligament,
    radiate
    sternocostal
    ligaments,
    costoxiphoid
    ligaments.
    Interchondral
    articulations
    (also
    known
    as
    interchondral
    joints)
    have
    interchondral
    ligaments.
    Costochondral
    joints
    have
    no
    ligaments.
    Pelvis
    (sometimes
    also
    called
    bony
    pelvis,
    or
    pelvic
    skeleton)
    has
    syndesmoses
    fibrous
    joint
    of
    pelvic
    girdle,
    pubic
    symphysis
    cartilaginous
    joint,
    and
    sacroiliac
    joint
    or
    SI
    joint
    (SIJ).
    Syndesmoses
    fibrous
    joint
    of
    pelvic
    girdle
    has
    obturator
    membrane,
    obturator
    canal.
    Pubic
    symphysis
    cartilaginous
    joint
    has
    superior
    pubic
    ligament,
    inferior
    pubic
    ligament.
    Sacroiliac
    joint
    or
    SI
    joint
    (SIJ)
    has
    anterior
    sacroiliac
    ligament,
    posterior
    sacroiliac
    ligament,
    interosseous
    sacroiliac
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    axial
    interosseous
    ligament);
    ligaments
    connecting
    the
    sacrum
    and
    ischium,
    which
    include
    sacrotuberous
    ligament,
    sacrospinous
    ligament.
    Joints
    and
    ligaments
    of
    the
    human
    leg
    include
    hip,
    knee,
    tibiofibular
    joints,
    and
    foot.
    Hip
    includes
    femoral
    ligaments
    (which
    include
    iliofemoral
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    Y-ligament,
    the
    ligament
    of
    Bigelow,
    the
    ligament
    of
    Bertin,
    or
    any
    combinations
    of
    these
    names],
    pubofemoral
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    pubocapsular
    ligament],
    ischiofemoral
    ligament
    [also
    known
    as
    ischiocapsular
    ligament,
    or
    ischiocapsular
    band]),
    ligament
    of
    the
    head
    of
    the
    femur
    (also
    known
    as
    round
    ligament
    of
    the
    femur,
    ligamentum
    teres
    femoris,
    the
    foveal
    ligament,
    or
    Fillmore’s
    ligament),
    transverse
    acetabular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    transverse
    ligament
    or
    Tunstall’s
    ligament),
    acetabular
    labrum
    (also
    known
    as
    glenoidal
    labrum
    of
    the
    hip
    joint
    or
    cotyloid
    ligament
    in
    older
    texts),
    articular
    capsule
    (also
    known
    as
    capsular
    ligament),
    zona
    5 min
  • Western racism QMASPing
    https://youtu.be/hX6tzbWF7mU
    Racism,
    classism,
    and
    sexism
    were
    not
    exclusive
    to
    the
    West;
    racism,
    classism,
    and
    sexism
    have
    happened
    across
    the
    entire
    humanity;
    however,
    it's
    noteworthy
    that
    like
    many
    other
    things
    in
    the
    West,
    racism
    has
    become
    very
    big,
    systemized,
    and
    institutionalized
    in
    the
    West.
    Human
    tendencies
    tend
    to
    get
    very
    amplified
    in
    the
    West,
    perhaps
    because
    the
    inherent
    complexity
    in
    the
    human
    genes,
    languages,
    cultures,
    histories,
    nations,
    and
    peoples
    in
    the
    West.
    The
    Ottoman
    imperial
    Turks
    regarded
    the
    white
    people
    as
    slaves
    beneath
    them.
    The
    East
    Asians
    were
    racists
    against
    the
    white
    people
    up
    until
    militarily
    being
    conquered
    by
    the
    white
    people;
    one
    reason
    why
    the
    Chinese
    emperors
    demanded
    the
    white
    traders
    to
    kowtow
    to
    the
    Chinese
    emperors
    was
    that
    the
    Chinese
    ruling
    class
    regarded
    the
    white
    people
    as
    beneath
    and
    below
    them;
    one
    reason
    why
    the
    British
    empire
    went
    to
    war
    against
    China
    was
    because
    of
    being
    looked
    down
    on
    and
    treated
    poorly
    by
    the
    Chinese
    ruling
    class,
    which
    is
    recorded
    in
    the
    treaty
    signed
    by
    the
    British
    empire
    and
    the
    Chinese
    emperor
    after
    the
    British
    empire
    won
    the
    First
    Opium
    War.
    Presently,
    there's
    quite
    a
    degree
    of
    racism
    in
    East
    Asia
    against
    dark-skinned
    people,
    particularly
    toward
    Africans
    and
    African-Americans,
    and
    classism
    toward
    Southest
    Asians.
    Today,
    37%
    of
    Trinidad
    and
    Tobago's
    population
    are
    of
    pure
    Indian
    descent.
    The
    Indian
    Trinidad
    people
    have
    a
    degree
    of
    racism
    against
    the
    black
    or
    African
    Trinidad
    people,
    who
    are
    34%
    of
    Trinidad.
    Look
    these
    up;
    these
    are
    well
    recorded
    human
    phenomena.
    I
    study
    everything
    human,
    in
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science,
    and
    the
    more
    I
    study
    racism,
    classism,
    and
    sexism,
    the
    more
    I
    realize
    that
    most
    people's
    brains
    have
    the
    tendency
    to
    oversimplify
    things
    and
    peoples,
    because
    that's
    easy
    and
    convenient
    for
    them.
    Most
    people's
    brains
    do
    not
    consider
    the
    enormous
    complexity
    involved
    in
    human
    psychologies
    and
    realities
    and
    how
    human
    brains
    function.
    In
    my
    Unified
    Humanity
    Science,
    I'll
    QMASP
    (Quantify,
    Model,
    Analyze,
    Simulate,
    and
    Predict)
    the
    human
    genetic
    and
    cerebral
    causes
    of
    racism,
    classism,
    and
    sexism.
    3 min
  • Java Spring Boot overview (pt7)
    https://youtu.be/him2DNUSFPY
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JDBC
    Metadata.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Jersey.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JMS.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    ActiveMQ.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Artemis.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JMX.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JOOQ.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JSON-B.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Apache
    Kafka.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    LDAP.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    embedded
    LDAP.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Liquibase.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    logging.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    email
    support.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    MongoDB.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Mustache.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Neo4j.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    the
    Netty
    library.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JPA
    and
    Spring
    ORM.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Quartz
    Scheduler.
    Auto-Configuration
    for
    R2DBC.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Reactor
    Netty.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    RSocket.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security.
    Support
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    OAuth
    2
    client.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    Reactive
    OAuth
    2
    client.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    OAuth
    2
    client.
    Support
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    OAuth2
    resource
    server.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    Reactive
    OAuth2
    resource
    server.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    OAuth2
    resource
    server.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    OAuth2
    authorization
    server.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    reactive
    Spring
    Security.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    RSocket
    support
    in
    Spring
    Security.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Security's
    SAML
    2.0.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Servlet-based
    Spring
    Security.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    SendGrid.
    Support
    for
    service
    connections
    that
    affect
    auto-configuration.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Session.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    basic
    script-based
    initialization
    of
    an
    SQL
    database.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    SSL
    bundles.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    task
    execution
    and
    scheduling.
    Base
    classes
    for
    template
    Auto-configuration.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Thymeleaf.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    transaction
    support.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JTA.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    (JSR-303)
    Validation.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    common
    web
    concerns.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    web
    clients.
    Configuration
    for
    embedded
    reactive
    and
    servlet
    web
    servers.
    Support
    classes
    for
    web-specific
    formatting.
    3 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 3)
    https://youtu.be/sTgxq9kv1Uc
    Intermetacarpal
    joints
    include
    deep
    transverse
    metacarpal
    ligament
    (also
    called
    the
    deep
    transverse
    palmar
    ligament),
    Transverse
    Ligament
    of
    the
    Palmar
    Aponeurosis
    (TLPA)
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    "Ligament
    of
    Skoog").
    Metacarpophalangeal
    joints
    (MCP)
    include
    radial
    (RCL)
    and
    ulnar
    (UCL)
    collateral
    ligaments
    of
    the
    metacarpophalangeal
    joints
    (MCP),
    palmar
    or
    volar
    plates
    (also
    referred
    to
    as
    palmar
    or
    volar
    ligaments)
    of
    metacarpophalangeal
    (MCP)
    joints.
    Interphalangeal
    (IP)
    joints
    of
    the
    hand
    include
    collateral
    ligaments
    of
    interphalangeal
    joints,
    palmar
    or
    volar
    plates
    (also
    referred
    to
    as
    palmar
    or
    volar
    ligaments)
    of
    interphalangeal
    (IP)
    joints.
    Other
    includes
    carpal
    tunnel
    or
    carpal
    canal,
    ulnar
    canal
    or
    ulnar
    tunnel
    (also
    known
    as
    Guyon's
    canal
    or
    tunnel).
    Joints
    and
    ligaments
    of
    human
    torso
    include
    vertebral
    column
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    backbone
    or
    spine),
    thorax
    or
    chest,
    and
    pelvis
    (sometimes
    also
    called
    bony
    pelvis,
    or
    pelvic
    skeleton).
    Vertebral
    column
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    backbone
    or
    spine)
    includes
    syndesmosis
    joint,
    symphysis
    cartilaginous
    joint,
    and
    synovial
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    diarthrosis).
    Syndesmosis
    joint
    includes
    Of
    vertebral
    bodies,
    and
    Of
    vertebral
    arches.
    Of
    vertebral
    bodies
    include
    anterior
    longitudinal
    ligament,
    posterior
    longitudinal
    ligament.
    Of
    vertebral
    arches
    include
    ligamenta
    flava
    ligaments,
    supraspinous
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    supraspinal
    ligament)
    (nuchal
    ligament),
    interspinous
    ligament,
    intertransverse
    ligament.
    Symphysis
    cartilaginous
    joint
    includes
    intervertebral
    disc
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    intervertebral
    fibrocartilage),
    which
    includes
    anulus
    fibrosus
    disci
    intervertebralis
    fibrocartilage,
    and
    nucleus
    pulposus.
    Synovial
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    diarthrosis)
    includes
    atlanto-axial
    joint,
    facet
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    zygapophysial
    joints,
    zygapophyseal,
    apophyseal,
    or
    Z-joints),
    lumbosacral
    joint,
    and
    sacrococcygeal
    symphysis
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    sacrococcygeal
    articulation,
    articulation
    of
    the
    sacrum
    and
    coccyx).
    Atlanto-axial
    joint
    includes
    medial
    or
    median
    atlanto-axial
    joint,
    which
    includes
    cruciate
    ligament
    of
    atlas
    (or
    cruciform
    ligament
    of
    atlas)
    (transverse
    ligament
    of
    atlas),
    alar
    ligament,
    apical
    ligament
    of
    dens
    (also
    known
    as
    ligament
    of
    apex
    dentis
    or
    apical
    odontoid
    ligament),
    tectorial
    membrane
    of
    atlanto-axial
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    occipitoaxial
    ligaments);
    lateral
    atlantoaxial
    joint,
    which
    includes
    no
    ligaments;
    anterior
    atlantoaxial
    ligament,
    posterior
    atlantoaxial
    ligament.
    Facet
    joints
    (also
    known
    as
    zygapophysial
    joints,
    zygapophyseal,
    apophyseal,
    or
    Z-joints)
    have
    no
    ligaments.
    Lumbosacral
    joint
    has
    iliolumbar
    ligament.
    5 min
  • Why Germany lost WWI: Cause of modern Western neoliberalism, danger of China
    https://youtu.be/EEeMatCq57A
    After
    several
    centuries
    of
    discriminating
    and
    exploiting
    non-white
    peoples
    across
    the
    entire
    world,
    something
    very
    different
    emerged
    in
    the
    West
    mainly
    due
    to
    the
    pushback
    from
    the
    non-White
    peoples
    and
    the
    western
    need
    for
    a
    new
    means
    to
    broaden
    its
    influence
    and
    dominance
    and
    leadership
    in
    the
    entire
    world;
    neoliberalism,
    anti-racism,
    desegregation,
    integration,
    and
    non-white
    immigration
    transpired
    in
    the
    West,
    both
    in
    Europe
    and
    in
    North
    America.
    I'm
    beginning
    to
    think
    that
    if
    Adolf
    Hitler
    did
    not
    push
    white
    racism
    to
    the
    uttermost
    extremes
    in
    his
    Nazism,
    neoliberalism
    probably
    would
    not
    have
    happened
    in
    the
    West.
    The
    British
    and
    the
    Anglo-Americans
    who
    were
    overt
    racists
    started
    to
    step
    back
    from
    overt
    racism
    after
    the
    defeat
    of
    the
    Nazi
    Germany,
    not
    before,
    because
    what
    they
    fought
    against
    had
    to
    be
    bad
    in
    some
    way,
    and
    they
    couldn't
    be
    just
    like
    whom
    they
    stood
    against.
    I
    think
    Adolf
    Hitler
    wanted
    to
    be
    like
    or
    better
    than
    the
    British
    and
    the
    Anglo-Americans
    who
    had
    the
    most
    power
    and
    dominance
    and
    influence
    in
    the
    world
    at
    the
    time,
    so
    Adolf
    Hitler
    pushed
    white
    racism
    and
    eugenics
    to
    the
    uttermost
    extremes,
    which
    were
    the
    British
    and
    Anglo-American
    idea
    and
    practice
    and
    institution
    long
    before
    Adolf
    Hitler;
    in
    that
    sense,
    Adolf
    Hitler
    was
    a
    copycat
    of
    the
    British
    and
    the
    Anglo-Americans
    who
    wanted
    to
    outdo
    his
    models
    and
    idols
    in
    their
    own
    game,
    which
    inadvertantly
    pushed
    the
    British
    and
    the
    Anglo-Americans
    to
    step
    back
    from
    their
    traditional
    path
    of
    white
    conservatism,
    nativism,
    and
    protectionism.
    I
    wanted
    to
    re-exam
    the
    cause
    of
    the
    rise
    of
    Adolf
    Hitler,
    which
    was
    the
    defeat
    of
    Germany
    in
    WWI.
    Adolf
    Hitler
    openly
    favored
    Germany
    becoming
    the
    most
    powerful
    state
    in
    the
    world
    with
    the
    most
    superior
    race
    of
    people;
    but
    for
    the
    German
    voters
    at
    the
    time,
    what
    mattered
    the
    most
    was
    the
    German
    economy;
    the
    racial
    superiority
    was
    an
    icing
    on
    the
    cake,
    because
    it
    was
    the
    German
    economy
    that
    really
    mattered
    at
    the
    time,
    which
    had
    detrimental
    inflation
    and
    over
    30%
    of
    unemployment
    rate.
    So,
    why
    did
    Germany
    lose
    in
    WWI?
    It's
    a
    well-known
    fact
    that
    the
    Germans
    blamed
    the
    German
    Jews
    for
    their
    loss
    in
    WWI.
    Before
    the
    Nazi
    rise
    to
    power,
    Jews
    represented
    less
    than
    1%
    of
    Germany's
    population.
    If
    the
    German
    Jews,
    less
    than
    1%
    of
    Germany's
    population
    at
    the
    time,
    could
    really
    cause
    Germany
    to
    lose
    in
    WWI
    because
    they
    wanted
    to,
    that
    would've
    been
    a
    superhuman
    achievement;
    if
    the
    German
    Jews
    were
    the
    top
    1%
    of
    Germany
    at
    the
    time
    economically
    and
    politically,
    it
    might
    have
    been
    possible
    for
    the
    German
    Jews
    to
    determine
    the
    national
    fate
    of
    Germany,
    but
    certainly
    it
    was
    the
    Germans
    who
    were
    8 min
  • Java Spring Boot overview (pt6)
    https://youtu.be/cZjJBhuogKI
    Actuator
    servlet
    request
    mappings
    support.
    Administration
    support
    for
    Spring
    Boot
    applications.
    Support
    classes
    to
    provide
    ANSI
    color
    output.
    Spring
    Boot's
    auto-configuration
    capabilities.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    admin-related
    features.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    RabbitMQ.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    AOP.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    application
    availability
    features.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Batch.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    the
    cache
    abstraction.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Cassandra.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    reactive
    codecs.
    @Condition
    annotations
    and
    supporting
    classes.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    the
    Spring
    context.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Couchbase.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    DAO.
    Auto-configuration
    base
    classes
    for
    Spring
    Data.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Cassandra.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Couchbase.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Elasticsearch.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    JDBC.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    JPA.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    LDAP.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Mongo.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Neo4j.
    Auto-Configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    R2DBC.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    Redis.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data
    REST.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Data's
    Web
    Support.
    General
    purpose
    domain
    annotations
    and
    classes.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Elasticsearch
    client.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Flyway.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    FreeMarker.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    classes
    for
    data
    integrations
    with
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    classes
    for
    WebFlux
    support
    in
    Spring
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    classes
    for
    RSocket
    integration
    with
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    classes
    for
    Security
    support
    in
    Spring
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    classes
    for
    MVC
    support
    in
    Spring
    GraphQL.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Groovy
    templates.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    GSON.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    H2's
    Console.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    HATEOAS.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Hazelcast.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    HTTP
    concerns.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    HTTP
    codecs.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    InfluxDB.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    project
    information.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Spring
    Integration.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    Jackson.
    Auto-configuration
    for
    JDBC.
    3 min
  • Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 2)
    https://youtu.be/xmBWKq_Hk0A
    Shoulder
    includes
    sternoclavicular
    joint
    (or
    sternoclavicular
    articulation),
    acromioclavicular
    joint
    (or
    AC
    joint),
    and
    Glenohumeral
    joint
    (or
    shoulder
    joint).
    Sternoclavicular
    joint
    (or
    sternoclavicular
    articulation)
    includes
    anterior
    sternoclavicular
    ligament,
    posterior
    sternoclavicular
    ligament,
    interclavicular
    ligament,
    costoclavicular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    rhomboid
    ligament
    or
    Halsted's
    ligament).
    Acromioclavicular
    joint
    (or
    AC
    joint)
    includes
    syndesmoses
    joint,
    which
    include
    coracoacromial
    ligament,
    superior
    transverse
    scapular
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    superior
    transverse
    ligament,
    transverse
    ligament,
    or
    suprascapular
    ligament),
    inferior
    transverse
    ligament
    of
    scapula
    (also
    known
    as
    inferior
    transverse
    ligament,
    or
    spinoglenoid
    ligament);
    synovial
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    diarthrosis),
    which
    includes
    acromioclavicular
    ligament,
    coracoclavicular
    ligament
    (trapezoid
    ligament,
    conoid
    ligament).
    Glenohumeral
    joint
    (or
    shoulder
    joint)
    includes
    capsule
    of
    the
    glenohumeral
    (shoulder)
    joint,
    coracohumeral
    ligament,
    glenohumeral
    ligaments
    (GHL)
    (superior
    glenohumeral
    ligament,
    middle
    glenohumeral
    ligament,
    and
    inferior
    glenohumeral
    ligament),
    transverse
    humeral
    ligament,
    glenoid
    labrum
    (glenoid
    ligament).
    Elbow
    includes
    humeroradial
    joint,
    humeroulnar
    joint,
    proximal
    radioulnar
    joint
    (PRUJ)
    (also
    known
    as
    proximal
    radioulnar
    articulation).
    Humeroradial
    joint
    includes
    radial
    collateral
    ligament
    (RCL)
    (also
    known
    as
    lateral
    collateral
    ligament
    (LCL),
    or
    external
    lateral
    ligament).
    Humeroulnar
    joint
    includes
    ulnar
    collateral
    ligament
    (UCL)
    (also
    known
    as
    internal
    lateral
    ligament).
    Proximal
    radioulnar
    joint
    (PRUJ)
    (also
    known
    as
    proximal
    radioulnar
    articulation)
    includes
    annular
    ligament,
    oblique
    cord
    ligament,
    quadrate
    ligament
    (also
    known
    as
    ligament
    of
    Denucé).
    Forearm
    includes
    distal
    radioulnar
    articulation
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    distal
    radioulnar
    joint,
    or
    inferior
    radioulnar
    joint),
    which
    includes
    palmar
    radioulnar
    ligament,
    dorsal
    radioulnar
    ligament,
    interosseous
    membrane
    of
    the
    forearm
    (rarely
    middle
    or
    intermediate
    radioulnar
    joint).
    Hand
    includes
    wrist
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    radiocarpal
    joint),
    intercarpal
    joints
    and
    midcarpal
    joint,
    carpometacarpal
    (CMC)
    joints,
    intermetacarpal
    joints,
    metacarpophalangeal
    joints
    (MCP),
    interphalangeal
    (IP)
    joints
    of
    the
    hand,
    and
    other.
    Wrist
    joint
    (also
    known
    as
    radiocarpal
    joint)
    includes
    dorsal
    radiocarpal
    ligament
    and
    palmar
    radiocarpal
    ligament,
    dorsal
    ulnocarpal
    ligament
    and
    palmar
    ulnocarpal
    ligament,
    ulnar
    collateral
    ligament
    and
    radial
    collateral
    ligament.
    Intercarpal
    joints
    and
    midcarpal
    joint
    include
    radiate
    carpal
    ligament,
    dorsal
    intercarpal
    ligament,
    palmar
    intercarpal
    ligaments,
    Interosseous
    intercarpal
    ligaments,
    scapholunate
    ligament,
    pisiform
    joint
    (pisohamate
    ligament,
    pisometacarpal
    ligament).
    Carpometacarpal
    (CMC)
    joints
    includes
    dorsal
    carpometacarpal
    ligaments,
    Palmar
    carpometacarpal
    ligaments;
    carpometacarpal
    joint
    of
    the
    5 min
  • Arteries of the human body (v2) (pt6)
    https://youtu.be/Ci3_q_lh5HQ
    Palmar
    carpal
    arch
    has
    superficial
    palmar
    arch
    (common
    palmar
    digital
    arteries),
    proper
    palmar
    digital
    arteries,
    deep
    palmar
    arch
    (palmar
    metacarpal
    arteries).
    Arteries
    of
    the
    human
    leg
    are
    divided
    into
    inferior
    epigastric
    artery,
    deep
    circumflex
    iliac
    artery,
    femoral
    artery,
    and
    popliteal
    artery.
    Inferior
    epigastric
    artery
    has
    cremasteric
    artery
    (for
    men),
    and
    artery
    of
    the
    round
    ligament
    of
    the
    uterus
    (also
    known
    as
    Sampson's
    artery)
    (for
    women).
    (Early-plugs
    insertion
    point.
    A
    few
    seconds
    of
    silence
    in
    audiovisual.)
    Deep
    circumflex
    iliac
    artery
    has
    no
    major
    branches.
    Femoral
    artery
    is
    divided
    into
    in
    femoral
    canal,
    descending
    genicular
    artery,
    and
    deep
    femoral
    artery
    (also
    known
    as
    the
    deep
    artery
    of
    the
    thigh,
    or
    profunda
    femoris
    artery).
    In
    femoral
    canal
    has
    superficial
    epigastric
    artery,
    superficial
    iliac
    circumflex
    artery
    (also
    known
    as
    superficial
    circumflex
    iliac),
    superficial
    external
    pudendal
    artery,
    deep
    external
    pudendal
    artery
    (with
    anterior
    scrotal
    arteries
    or
    branches
    for
    men).
    Descending
    genicular
    artery
    has
    saphenous
    branch,
    articular
    branches.
    Deep
    femoral
    artery
    has
    medial
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery
    (with
    ascending
    branch
    of
    medial
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery,
    descending
    branch
    of
    medial
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery
    (superficial
    branch
    of
    medial
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery,
    deep
    branch,
    acetabular
    branch)),
    lateral
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery
    (with
    descending
    branch
    of
    lateral
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery,
    transverse
    branch
    of
    lateral
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery,
    ascending
    branch
    of
    lateral
    circumflex
    femoral
    artery),
    perforating
    arteries,
    cruciate
    anastomosis,
    trochanteric
    anastomosis.
    Popliteal
    artery
    is
    divided
    into
    genicular
    arteries,
    sural
    arteries,
    anterior
    tibial
    artery,
    Tibial-fibular
    (Tibial-peroneal)
    trunk,
    Arches.
    Genicular
    arteries
    have
    superior
    genicular
    arteries
    (with
    medial
    superior
    genicular
    artery,
    lateral
    superior
    genicular
    artery),
    middle
    genicular
    artery,
    inferior
    genicular
    arteries
    (medial
    inferior
    genicular
    artery,
    lateral
    inferior
    genicular
    artery).
    Sural
    arteries
    have
    no
    major
    branches.
    Anterior
    tibial
    artery
    has
    tibial
    recurrent
    artery
    (posterior
    tibial
    recurrent
    artery,
    anterior
    tibial
    recurrent
    artery),
    anterior
    malleolar
    (with
    anterior
    medial
    malleolar
    artery,
    anterior
    lateral
    malleolar
    artery),
    dorsalis
    pedis
    artery
    with
    tarsal
    (with
    medial
    tarsal
    arteries,
    lateral
    tarsal
    artery).
    Tibial-fibular
    (Tibial-peroneal)
    trunk
    has
    posterior
    tibial
    artery
    (circumflex
    fibular
    artery,
    medial
    plantar
    artery,
    lateral
    plantar
    artery),
    fibular
    artery
    (also
    known
    as
    peroneal
    artery).
    Arches
    have
    arcuate
    artery
    of
    the
    foot
    (with
    dorsal
    metatarsal
    arteries,
    first
    dorsal
    metatarsal
    artery),
    deep
    plantar
    artery,
    dorsal
    digital
    arteries
    of
    foot,
    plantar
    arch
    (with
    plantar
    metatarsal
    arteries,
    common
    plantar
    digital
    arteries,
    proper
    plantar
    digital
    arteries).
    6 min

About Allen Young

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An Asian-American man focusing on publicly promoting and advancing AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion powered outer space tech