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11:52 Der erste Punkt, der O dem Gottes, den er Adam durch die Nase oder generell 11:32 Hiob 4,9. Durch den O dem Gottes kommen sie um und durch den Hauch seiner Nase vergehen sie.

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48:22 Und voller Hohn O Haut 48:09 O Haut voll Blut und Wunden, 48:28 zum Spott gebunden Mit einer Dornenkuh O Haut,

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06:30 O Wundergroß, o starker Held, wo ist ein Feind, den er nicht fällt? 02:02 Gott wird gefangen. O große Lieb, O Lieb ohn alle Maße, die dich gebracht auf diese Marterstraße, 07:27 Halleluja! Für diesen Trost, o großer Held, Herr Jesu, dankt dir alle Welt.

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26:15 O du großer, heiliger Gott, neues Leben kommt nur und ausschließlich von dir.

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49:20 Yes. We have, there's there's a couple of of things. Our website is cornucopius.io. So that's cornucopiowithans dot I o. We're on Twitter, cornucopius game.

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11:11 So the the idea of X Y O is is a protocol, like many of these things. And so there's certain rules of how it works. And the the primary concept in X. Y. O. 47:31 Interesting. No. That that makes a lot of sense. So we're kinda coming to the end of the show, but is there anything else that you'd like to cover today that we haven't related to x y z o or or x y o or any other kind of advice you'd wanna pass along? 10:57 No. I yeah. I 100% agree. So I'm curious. I wanna dive a little bit deeper into x y o, and and how do people actually leverage what you're building with what they're building?

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1:18:34 gemacht oder gesagt mach trade paperback und dann kam ja später o hardcover

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39:21 nach Berlin, o meine Herren, da warwahrscheinlich das kürzeste Köln Duisburg.

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29:38 Patrick: o zweite übereinstimme 04:01 Franzi: zauber das richtige wort für o 1:03:56 Und dann später leistung sie o du Idiot,weißt du, was du gerade gesagt hast?

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03:45 und bei dem O-Wongo, das lässt sich, glaube ich, dann stark auch,

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1:25:46 PP Blow PPL O äh den den ersten konnte ich noch googeln irgendwas mit Max. Also egal,

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40:16 W o o l. Yes, w o o l. Wool. Yeah, absolutely. So what they're taking is they're taking basalt rock from like lava beds or whatever, and they're heating it and pulling fibers from it. And then to get insulation, I think they treat it, it's, either one of them is more finely refined than the other. And I'm not going to claim to know exactly which one it is right now, but what they do is they take that and they treat it with like a soaking agent to make it non hydrophobic, because insulation naturally doesn't want to be wet. Right. Then they send it to us and it holds water, and I grow my plants in it. 1:32:32 So I do a much lower liquid base than what the package recommends. I like mine to come out a little more like Jell O. And I've just been in that habit from keeping reptiles, right? So, like, feet to my beard, dragons feed it to my other stuff. I'm not trying to serve them like that sludgy, inconsistent mass, right? So I'll blend it down a little bit. I let it. I try to do a little bit hotter water than what most people do. I'll boil it, and by the time I'm adding my oils in or my whole plant, I'll do a lot of. They make, like, in capsules with straight up, like, powdered whatever, whether it's keef rundown or you can get, like, whole plants. So they're grinding down the stem, the leaves, and all the raw product into a capsule. So I can break those open, or I can dose out exactly how many milligrams of THC, CBD, whatever I'm doing. But it's not often that I'm getting them stoned normally, like, especially if I'm moving the puffers around, that's a stressful thing for all of them. And if you don't know this puffers, if they inflate out of water and they get air stuck in that organ that they're holding, all of their, what should be water in there, and it gets full of air, if it gets stuck, it can kill them. So picking them up and moving them tank to tank, kind of a stressful process in the whole ordeal, have yet to lose one. So that's all good stuff. But unless I'm doing something, like, stressful, we're not really. I'm not getting them high for funsies unless it's in the name of science. Right? Like, if I'm doing a podcast episode or whatever.

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35:02 And the issue here is something that you can basically count on happening. It's happened so many times in history, it feels ludicrous that anybody tries it without expecting it. But if you put a bunch of armed soldiers or militarized police up to an angry crowd, people are going to get shot. The crowd are throwing fish and stones and sticks, anything they have to hand in this square, in this park. Initially, the Bespa military police are trying to kind of explain themselves, but then they start firing warning shots. And then, and here's another problem. One of them says anyone who insults the guillotine of Zanskar will be shot. And then they're not warning shots anymore, because suddenly the guillotine isn't just a weapon set up to scare people. Suddenly it's a symbol of their authority and they cannot allow it to be disrespected. And once that happens with this angry crowd, there it is an inevitability that they open fire on these unarmed people. But I wanted to come back to the idea of this alternate life that USo could have taken, because as they are taking Robb's waapa away from the riot, Robb says to Uso Nicol. Don't run. Don't run away from this. Don't try to escape it. We have to face them. We have to fight. Is all the unsaid stuff under that line in an episode that is extremely minimal in most of its animation and uses a lot of little shortcuts and tricks and some repeated shots or sequences, zooming in on stills and special effects to create the illusion of animation where there really isn't any. The animation of R O B jumping from the waapa, tumbling into a wall and picking up a rock to throw is so detailed and beautifully animated.

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12:39 Sure to write it down are demo pirate o dallo. Like, hey, they're also a pilot. The thing is, are does not specify whether they are talking about Marbet or.

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00:02 This is w o r y, anxiety.

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44:31 I see is an O long bridge, and Joshu said,

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39:57 You know, I have a beard, and I know O 56:32 room of o their behinds and say, hey, you do this,