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Spanish transcript

[0000.91–0010.75] Cymco, cymco, cymco ¡Hola!

[0010.75–0012.39] ¡Hola!

[0012.39–0014.45] A mí me quieren hacer algo más...

[0014.45–0016.25] ...de una serie de sesuales,

[0016.25–0018.83] una serie de años en 40 minutes,

[0018.83–0021.01] está a la pieza.

[0021.01–0025.77] Se puede ser tranquiliza en el braenario.

[0025.77–0027.75] Tú bien rebas,

[0027.75–0029.75] no, no es un poco más.

[0029.75–0032.55] Yo me voy a hacer una cosa

[0032.55–0033.75] que es una cosa que es una cosa que es

[0033.75–0035.75] un poco más de que tu.

[0035.75–0037.75] No, no es que es que es que es

[0037.75–0039.75] el 30 o 40 minutes.

[0039.75–0042.75] Pero es que es un poco más.

[0042.75–0045.75] ¿Aas que usted está en el end?

[0045.75–0049.19] No, no, no, no.

[0049.19–0051.19] Por eso, yo voy a mirar un poco de

[0051.19–0053.19] 30 o 40 minutes.

[0053.19–0057.19] Pero, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[0057.19–0059.19] Yo no siento muy feliz.

[0060.59–0065.11] Yo voy a dar una idea de que les iba a hacer con las fila a las fila de las fila.

[0065.83–0067.23] Now, las fila de las fila,

[0067.23–0069.67] creo que hay diferentes cosas para las personas.

[0069.67–0071.91] Así que voy a dar la fila a las fila.

[0072.39–0077.87] No puedo decir qué hay las fila con las fila de las fila en el mundo que ha tenido el mismo tiempo.

[0077.87–0080.95] Y bueno, no puedo decir que hay cosas que hay de la cara a la cara a la gente.

[0080.95–0083.83] es la carteria de la presión.

[0083.83–0089.05] Entonces el perciente no es bastante sincerido, pero es diferente.

[0089.05–0092.07] En la presión es que yo he dicho,

[0092.07–0093.83] o recorrido en mi�,

[0093.83–0095.85] usted podría haberciado un problema.

[0095.85–0097.49] 15 a las días,

[0097.49–0101.55] un tipo de tipo de tipo de tipo de tipo de objetivo que hay.

[0101.55–0103.99] Entonces, la idea es que

[0103.99–0106.97] cómo, y es la gente que va a hablar de que

[0106.97–0110.01] es la forma de ver.

[0110.01–0113.23] cómo, simplemente repiler, o no,

[0113.25–0115.69] o no, no, no, no, llega 50 años,

[0115.71–0117.05] el día de hoy siempre

[0117.05–0118.79] se puede hacer un poco de

[0118.79–0120.27] todo lo que pasa,

[0120.27–0121.57] de lo que pasa,

[0121.57–0123.29] y lo que ha que decir,

[0123.29–0123.99] estoy aquí,

[0123.99–0126.31] estoy aquí para los días,

[0126.31–0127.43] y muchos de los personas

[0127.43–0128.69] se ha traído,

[0128.69–0130.87] y le he reportado para mi.

[0130.87–0132.81] El nombre que se puede ver

[0132.81–0134.27] son los regiores,

[0134.27–0136.29] los otros que se han dicho,

[0136.29–0136.87] pero no,

[0136.87–0139.85] lo que no hayas con el

[0139.85–0142.17] Entonces, no puedo pueden ver qué traje.

[0142.17–0145.41] No puedo ver que también puedo avanzar.

[0145.41–0147.19] No puedo ver, pero...

[0147.19–0151.49] Entonces, puedo gustarte encima de la historia de la historia.

[0152.13–0155.41] Después de la historia de mi personal me ha dicho,

[0155.41–0157.05] cada uno que no podría probar,

[0157.05–0158.71] así que no me puede ver.

[0158.73–0162.03] Pues, lo que ha hecho la base deaponela

[0162.03–0164.29] es que no puedo hacer en mi credibilidad.

[0164.81–0167.09] Entonces, puedo estudiar tanto.

[0167.09–0169.85] introduce a la idea, ¿how I use it?

[0169.85–0171.45] What happened?

[0171.45–0173.81] And then I'll tell you a little bit more about the technique,

[0173.81–0175.61] just takes about a minute.

[0175.61–0181.13] And then we'll talk about, what kind of a universe

[0181.13–0184.13] gives you even this conversation?

[0184.13–0188.96] So we're going to get weird after we talk about it, OK?

[0188.96–0190.96] So first of all, I wrote about this just

[0190.96–0193.64] for a background in three different books,

[0193.64–0197.84] the Dilbert of Future in 1997.

[0197.84–0202.60] God's debris, in fiction form, 2001,

[0202.60–0207.12] came out a 911-ish that week, bad timing for a book.

[0207.12–0209.96] And then, more recently, I had a failed almost everything

[0209.96–0211.12] and still went big.

[0211.12–0215.16] If you wanted to just get the closest explanation

[0215.16–0216.96] to what I'll be giving you today,

[0216.96–0220.80] it would be in this latter book, had a fail.

[0220.80–0225.84] So I was a young man in my 20s and I had a friend

[0225.84–0232.24] who was in Mensa, so Mensa is the high IQ organization.

[0232.24–0237.12] And she was very smart because you have to be to be there.

[0237.12–0239.68] And she read a book.

[0239.68–0241.12] I don't remember the title of the book,

[0241.12–0244.40] but she was talking to me on the phone about it one day.

[0244.40–0247.80] And she said, it taught something called affirmations.

[0247.80–0251.88] And it was this idea of writing down in 15 times a day

[0251.88–0253.36] or what you wanted.

[0253.36–0258.48] And she said that she tried it skeptically

[0258.48–0260.92] and a series of coincidences happened,

[0260.92–0263.36] like just bizarre coincidences.

[0263.36–0266.44] The cause to get the thing that she was affirming,

[0266.44–0268.24] that she was writing down.

[0268.24–0269.84] And I think she tried it a few times

[0269.84–0272.88] and she talked about somebody else's experience.

[0272.88–0276.08] And she said, you know, why don't you try it?

[0276.08–0281.08] Now, keep in mind, I'm highly skeptical.

[0281.08–0285.96] Maybe you'll think otherwise when we're done.

[0285.96–0289.48] But, you know, I'm not a believer in any kind of supernatural power,

[0289.48–0294.92] of lock, magic, chorus goats, you know, pretty much none of it.

[0294.92–0298.44] You know, I'm just completely skeptical.

[0298.44–0301.32] So how did she talk me into trying something

[0301.32–0304.32] that has no scientific basis whatsoever?

[0304.32–0308.32] And seems like absolute crap.

[0308.32–0311.00] Well, did I mention shoes at Mensa?

[0311.00–0314.96] It turns out they're very persuasive.

[0314.96–0317.72] So here was their argument.

[0317.72–0320.12] It doesn't cost you anything.

[0320.12–0328.56] And if it works, you'll be able to basically rewrite your reality.

[0328.56–0330.84] And you might even recognize the technique

[0330.84–0335.56] from Steve Jobs when Steve Jobs was trying to hire

[0335.56–0338.52] what was it, Scully?

[0338.52–0340.80] You've tried to hire him to be the president.

[0340.80–0342.96] And he didn't want to go and Jobs said,

[0342.96–0348.20] do you want to sell, because Scully was a head of Pepsi at the time?

[0348.20–0350.84] He said, do you want to sell sugar water

[0350.84–0353.96] for the rest of your life or change the world?

[0353.96–0358.84] And he basically resigned that moment, I think, not quite.

[0358.84–0362.44] So that's the power of contrast.

[0362.44–0365.88] So she used the power of contrast on me.

[0365.88–0368.36] It doesn't cost anything.

[0368.36–0372.00] It could change the world.

[0372.00–0374.28] I wish I hadn't been so simple.

[0374.28–0379.88] And also, I was an experimenter.

[민감정보 가능성이 있어 이 줄은 공개 페이지에서 숨김]

[0381.28–0384.92] And so I would look into almost anything and always

[0384.92–0385.76] well.

[0385.76–0388.48] So no matter how weird the claim,

[0388.48–0390.36] look into it a little bit.

[0390.36–0391.96] I'll check it out.

[0391.96–0395.08] I'm probably not going to be convinced that your seance

[0395.08–0398.32] is real or that you're bending a spoon with your mind.

[0398.32–0402.16] I probably won't be convinced, but I'll look into it.

[0402.16–0406.32] I've got an inquiring mind.

[0406.32–0408.44] So I thought, I'll give it a shot.

[0408.44–0410.16] And she gave me the specific advice.

[0410.16–0411.76] She said, pick something.

[0411.76–0414.36] You know, it's not going to happen anyway,

[0414.36–0416.32] because what would be the point, right?

[0416.32–0419.96] You'd get your thing that you had been writing down 15 times

[0419.96–0422.28] a day, and then you'd say to yourself,

[0422.28–0425.64] well, that probably would have happened anyway.

[0425.64–0427.48] So she said, pick something unlikely.

[0427.48–0430.84] So I picked something I thought was pretty unlikely,

[0430.84–0435.32] which was to keep this rated G in case somebody's

[0435.32–0437.72] watched you later.

[0437.72–0442.48] I wanted to, let's say, date a specific woman

[0442.48–0444.64] that I didn't even know.

[0444.64–0449.08] Somebody who was in the company, it was a big company.

[0449.08–0452.56] I didn't know where she worked, didn't know her name.

[0452.56–0455.04] Just somebody had seen it in the hallway a few times

[0455.04–0458.04] and decided, oh, my goodness.

[0458.04–0462.68] But I picked her as the object of my affirmation

[0462.68–0464.84] because she was so far out of my league.

[0464.84–0467.72] It just sort of wasn't even close.

[0467.72–0473.72] If I'm being properly modest, wasn't really close,

[0473.72–0477.80] the two of us should never have gone out of date.

[0477.80–0480.64] But we did, and it was because of a series

[0480.64–0483.60] of coincidences that I won't get into.

[0483.60–0485.64] But they were weird ones.

[0485.64–0489.04] Weird, weird coincidences that we even met.

[0489.04–0492.32] I mean, how do you just meet the one stranger

[0492.32–0494.40] and the whole planet you want to meet?

[0494.40–0495.92] And just I didn't even try.

[0495.92–0497.36] It just happened.

[0497.36–0500.20] And then next thing you know, we're in the elevator at the same time.

[0500.20–0502.52] And next thing you know, I got a lunch.

[0502.52–0503.36] There she is.

[0503.36–0506.88] Next thing I know, we're on a date.

[0506.88–0510.36] And when it was all done, what did I say to myself?

[0510.36–0514.40] Did I say to myself, those affirmations worked really well?

[0514.40–0517.24] I got something that I knew could have never

[0517.24–0519.36] happened in any other way.

[0519.36–0520.12] Did I say that?

[0520.12–0521.44] No, I didn't.

[0521.44–0523.04] No, I didn't.

[0523.04–0526.92] What I said to myself was, I guess I have more game

[0526.92–0529.12] than I thought.

[0529.12–0530.64] Who knew?

[0530.64–0534.00] I guess I had more buying power than I thought.

[0534.00–0537.84] So, of course, the experiment was a complete failure,

[0537.84–0541.76] because the very thing that she told me to do didn't work.

[0541.76–0545.60] I didn't pick something that I couldn't later convince myself.

[0545.60–0548.96] I've gotten through my own great good looks

[0548.96–0551.16] or talent or something else.

[0551.16–0556.56] So I was like, ah, inconclusive experiment.

[0556.56–0563.16] So not long after that, I got in a bet with somebody

[0563.16–0568.64] work about whether I could retake the GMATs, the test you take

[0568.64–0572.64] for your to see if it can get into a school to get your MBA.

[0572.64–0574.84] And that I would retake the task,

[0574.84–0577.52] because I'd taken them before, and I'd not scored very well,

[0577.52–0581.60] scored in the 77% I think, which is not good enough

[0581.60–0583.44] to get into a good school.

[0583.44–0586.28] If I recall, I might have been a little hungover

[0586.28–0588.76] when I took the GMATs the first time.

[0588.76–0591.08] That's the story I'm going to go with.

[0591.08–0593.68] So, just go with that.

[0593.68–0598.08] And the person I had the bet with had scored,

[0598.08–0599.88] I think, in the high 80s.

[0600.00–0606.44] Y fue una de las refueras que hicieron una sabeda de bateria de la izquierda.

[0607.38–0609.04] Entonces,

[0609.04–0612.48] si no podamos ir a ir a dar algo como 88 a algo de que el que no volva,

[0612.48–0614.68] pero si no estoy haciendo esto, no estoy en realidad,

[0614.68–0616.72] es que no estoy muy marciado.

[0616.72–0619.56] Esa es nota que no estoy en la quía, pero no hay algo más que no.

[0619.56–0621.72] Você puede hacer que el teste es la que nadie quería hacer.

[0621.72–0625.96] Y ahora, nosotros los refuerde la sabeda de la izquierda se pueden ver.

[0625.96–0627.00] Y dice, oh, sí, sí.

[0627.00–0631.48] Yo voy a hablar de que yo no creo que yo tengo que ir a mío.

[0631.48–0635.28] Y dije, no, no, es que voy a hacer muchas cosas diferentes.

[0635.28–0637.20] Entonces, yo me voy a ver...

[0637.20–0639.24] Obviamente, yo no tienes que ver.

[0639.24–0640.90] No, tengo que ver.

[0640.90–0643.72] A veces tengo una vez que no, yo puedo ver.

[0643.72–0647.60] Y dije, yo voy a ver todo el tiempo que estoy haciendo la misma tiempo,

[0647.60–0649.96] porque yo voy a ver qué he llegado a mí.

[0649.96–0655.70] y yo tenía un escor,

[0655.70–0658.86] como yo era un 7 de los 78,

[0658.86–0662.30] y yo era un nivel de especial clas de 90,

[0662.30–0664.72] y yo hadé de irnos a Burkley,

[0664.72–0669.44] y yo era un lugar que yo había de irnos a Burkley.

[0669.44–0671.44] Y yo hadé a dejar de irnos a Burkley.

[0671.44–0673.74] At the time.

[0673.74–0675.66] Entonces,

[0675.66–0677.72] Ahora es una basa.

[0677.72–0679.82] Porque es la basa que usted sabe.

[0679.82–0681.62] Entonces, lo me vereinzte.

[0681.62–0683.30] Porque le pate ayo que sí lo haces,

[0683.30–0687.78] y lo犯 a ver la pausa diga que el necesita.

[0687.78–0693.02] Los mejores que a ver que ahora esta es un escor de un poco de minón.

[0693.02–0694.86] Me voy a dejar de ver.

[0694.86–0698.78] O sea, por las alegrías de mi afirmación, 94.

[0698.78–0700.60] En este lugar,

[0700.60–0702.14] se salga a ver,

[0702.14–0704.78] diciendo que lo está pasando para mi revincorso.

[0704.78–0709.38] de 777-94.

[0709.38–0712.38] Ahora, no sé si es todo lo que se ha dado,

[0712.38–0715.54] pero eso es una muy grande idea, ¿no?

[0715.54–0718.98] Entonces, eso es deficientemente imposible.

[0718.98–0721.34] Si eso es,

[0721.34–0724.74] yo voy a decir, ¿no es algo que es algo que es?

[0724.74–0729.38] Entonces, voy a visualizar el exácto mayor,

[0729.38–0732.74] suele ser una vez que el 1 de 4 ya era.

[0732.74–0738.70] y yo me voy a mirar en 1994 y de que por eso era un personal.

[0738.70–0741.62] Y me voy a hacer un practice test,

[0741.62–0747.26] a mi me gusta, porque yo no había que obtener nada de que era un practice test.

[0747.26–0749.30] Y en every time, me voy a hacer un practice test,

[0749.30–0754.50] un corto de 270 por un tal,

[0754.50–0756.34] lo que le da la firsta.

[0756.34–0758.90] Entonces, voy a hacer otro one,

[0758.90–0762.26] de la misma mano, y todo cuando

[0762.26–0764.58] acabamos al recuerdo de

[0764.58–0765.94] Massachusetts y de la mano que

[0765.94–0766.60] he dicho que tiene una

[0766.60–0768.18] copa, tiene la

[0768.18–0769.66] copa, vindamos para toda la

[0769.66–0772.02] copa, y he dichosche a

[0772.02–0773.84] un pistillon, y en

[0773.84–0775.08] todo el tiempo

[0775.08–0776.92] este el 70%

[0776.92–0778.66] o no es muy bien.

[0780.02–0781.36] La caja que le das.

[0781.36–0782.50] Ya he visto que es la

[0782.50–0783.14] testa.

[0783.78–0785.30] El tiempo es muy bien y

[0785.30–0786.42] un escalador de

[0786.42–0787.04] los sandboxes, y

[0787.04–0789.56] es un resulto.

[0789.56–0793.32] Me go back to my little apartment, my moldy little apartment,

[0793.32–0796.52] and the hate district of San Francisco,

[0796.52–0800.16] living there by myself, very sad place.

[0800.16–0803.00] And he opened up the result,

[0803.00–0804.52] and I looked for the little box

[0804.52–0806.84] where I knew the percentile would be.

[0806.84–0813.14] And there was a number, it was 94.

[0813.14–0815.46] And I looked at it, and I thought,

[0815.46–0817.18] obviously, looking at the wrong box,

[0817.18–0820.02] when I looked at a code or something,

[0820.02–0823.94] is it a code, and I just says 94.

[0823.94–0825.58] And I looked at it, and I thought,

[0825.58–0829.14] it can't actually be 94.

[0829.14–0831.74] Like not literally 94.

[0831.74–0833.94] And I would look at it and I'd say,

[0833.94–0835.74] I think it is.

[0835.74–0838.94] And for hours, this actually happened,

[0838.94–0841.66] for hours, I would look at that piece of paper,

[0841.66–0844.30] and I would sit just all loaded my little apartment

[0844.30–0847.78] in San Francisco, and I'd set it down next to me.

[0847.78–0850.30] And I would lean back, and I'd think,

[0850.30–0853.10] I'm not sure that just happened.

[0853.10–0855.94] And I'd have to pick it up and look at it again.

[0855.94–0857.30] And I kept doing that all night.

[0857.30–0860.26] I'd just kept picking it up and looking at it and saying,

[0860.26–0863.22] what if I don't?

[0865.62–0870.26] So I ended up going to Berkeley, and getting my MBA,

[0870.26–0872.38] almost an accident, really.

[0872.38–0876.82] It was based on a bet, strangely enough.

[0876.82–0878.74] So it wasn't long after that,

[0878.74–0881.98] that I thought, what's the limit to this thing?

[0881.98–0885.42] Like, what else doesn't it do?

[0885.42–0888.62] And is it really doing anything, or am I just imagining this,

[0888.62–0890.74] we'll get to that part?

[0890.74–0895.58] So I set myself a goal of getting rich in the stock market.

[0895.58–0898.02] Now remember, I had no money.

[0898.02–0900.34] So it'd be hard to get rich in the stock market.

[0900.34–0904.42] I had BV $1,000 that I could put into the stock market.

[0904.42–0907.38] And I didn't even have an account.

[0907.38–0911.74] So one day, as I'm doing my affirmations, I wake up,

[0911.74–0915.34] I sat straight up in bed in the middle of the night,

[0915.34–0919.86] with this thought in my head to buy a stock in Chrysler.

[0919.86–0923.46] Now Chrysler at the time, I'm not good on my years,

[0923.46–0927.54] but Chrysler at the time, was bankrupt.

[0927.54–0930.90] So they owed the government a bunch of money.

[0930.90–0934.58] And a lot of people were betting they weren't coming back.

[0934.58–0939.26] So their stock was just right at the edge of oblivion.

[0939.26–0941.02] So out of all the stocks in the world,

[0941.02–0943.42] how many stocks do you think there are?

[0943.42–0947.62] Say, 10,000, 10,000 stocks, maybe?

[0947.62–0953.06] I did zero research, woke up, sat up,

[0953.06–0957.36] and thought, bike Chrysler.

[0957.36–0961.96] For no reason, he hadn't read an article about it now.

[0961.96–0964.68] And so I tried to open the account with Charles Shaw.

[0964.68–0968.24] Shaw, and my paperwork got lost and it took too long.

[0968.24–0971.76] And in the time, it took me to try to open up an account

[0971.76–0974.88] using snail mail and stuff getting lost.

[0974.88–0978.48] The stock had gone up, I don't know, a bunch, 20% let's say.

[0978.48–0980.28] I forget the exact number.

[0980.28–0982.40] And so by the time I got my account opened,

[0982.40–0984.48] it had already gone up a lot.

[0984.48–0987.68] And I thought, ah, it wasn't a good idea,

[0987.68–0989.76] but I just missed it.

[0989.76–0993.12] So I didn't buy it because it already went up.

[0993.12–0995.84] And that had kept going up.

[0995.84–0999.32] And those of you who were old enough to remember,

[0999.32–1003.72] what was the best stock of that entire year?

[1003.72–1008.08] And of 10,000, Chrysler.

[1008.08–1011.40] It was like the number one story stock

[1011.40–1014.24] and of 10,000 stocks.

[1014.24–1016.68] And I picked it randomly.

[1016.68–1018.52] Or was it random?

[1018.52–1020.44] Maybe there was something floating around in my head

[1020.44–1023.00] that just came together?

[1023.00–1024.00] I don't know.

[1024.00–1024.84] But I didn't get it.

[1024.84–1026.04] I didn't get rid of it.

[1026.04–1027.92] So I thought I'll try it again.

[1027.92–1029.76] So I thought to myself, all right,

[1029.76–1031.48] I'm just going to do the same process.

[1031.48–1034.44] I'll just, except now I have my account open.

[1034.44–1036.56] And one day, I picked up a newspaper

[1036.56–1038.84] and I flipped through it and there was an article

[1038.84–1043.16] about this software company called ASK.

[1043.16–1044.68] I don't know how it happened to him.

[1044.68–1048.20] But at the time, it was sort of a hot new technology

[1048.20–1053.12] looking thing back when that was a new.

[1053.12–1058.12] And I became ASK youths, maybe, I don't know.

[1058.12–1060.76] And now there was ASK computer.

[1060.76–1063.24] So that's a different company than ASK youths.

[1063.24–1066.20] So it was an ASK software company.

[1066.20–1067.36] I forget the details.

[1067.36–1068.64] Anyway, the point is,

[1068.64–1070.76] I didn't know anything about this company.

[1070.76–1073.40] And I just thought, I'm going to buy this.

[1073.40–1076.64] Would know anything, no research.

[1076.64–1078.16] I buy this stock.

[1078.16–1081.08] It goes up, I don't know, 10% in a week.

[1081.08–1083.24] And I think I'm a freaking genius.

[1083.24–1083.92] Look at this.

[1083.92–1086.24] Twice in a row, I picked a good stock.

[1086.24–1090.72] So I sold that stock, made a pocket in a quick 10%.

[1090.72–1094.16] I think I made probably I netted 100 bucks

[1094.16–1098.92] in a month, not in a month, in just a week.

[1098.92–1102.96] And I think in myself, hey, I think I have something here.

[1102.96–1105.16] I've got a tiger by the tail.

[1105.16–1109.52] I just made $100 without doing anything remotely

[1109.52–1112.92] like work in a week.

[1112.92–1117.68] I mean, hey, the second part of the story

[1117.68–1122.52] is that that stock didn't stop going up one, I sold it.

[1122.52–1125.24] It went to the moon.

[1125.24–1129.24] And it was, again, one of the storied stocks of the year.

[1129.24–1130.96] It wasn't just a stock.

[1130.96–1134.08] It was like a story that people would write about.

[1134.08–1135.16] What's up with this stock?

[1135.16–1136.92] Just going to the moon.

[1136.92–1141.80] So both times, I didn't trust to stick with the thing

[1141.80–1146.56] that I was being guided toward or so it felt,

[1146.56–1150.05] or it wasn't an illusion.

[1150.05–1156.05] So I thought to myself, let me try something else.

[1156.05–1159.25] It wasn't long after that that I tried,

[1159.25–1163.89] ice got atoms will be a famous cartoonist.

[1163.89–1165.77] And that's actually the form of it.

[1165.77–1168.49] I'll teach you in a moment.

[1168.49–1170.73] And I became a famous cartoonist.

[1170.73–1175.37] And that I did, ice got atoms will become a number one

[1175.37–1178.73] near times best selling author.

[1178.73–1180.85] And then I did.

[1180.85–1186.49] And there was also a time that I lost my ability

[1186.49–1189.85] to speak, mostly, you know, the story.

[1189.85–1191.33] So for about three and a half years,

[1191.33–1194.41] I couldn't speak properly because of a condition called

[1194.41–1198.41] spasmotic dysfonia, which was incurable.

[1198.41–1199.57] Incurable problem.

[1201.01–1203.37] Pero, ¿qué diría?

[1203.37–1208.25] Entonces, ¿por lo que no es lo que no es, es un poco más grande.

[1208.25–1211.49] Me escucho el mundo, y me gusta que es experimental,

[1211.49–1212.85] realmente me sucede,

[1212.85–1215.21] me sucede y me he visto.

[1215.21–1217.37] Pero, es el proyecto de suelo,

[1217.37–1219.29] y la información,

[1219.29–1221.05] que, por lo que se dice,

[1221.05–1222.61] es muy perfeito.

[1222.61–1224.93] Ahora, en el caso de suelo, es muy perfeito,

[1224.93–1229.42] y la información es un poco de directional.

[1229.42–1233.42] ¿Eso, vamos a ver qué proceso es?

[1233.42–1236.98] Entonces, yo voy a preguntar ¿qué es?

[1236.98–1238.60] ¿Eso es algo?

[1238.60–1241.88] Me parece un poco más원ado,

[1241.88–1244.90] y ya vea que ya veas.

[1244.90–1247.34] Ahora, elmakerca de Rebecca es una cosa...

[1247.34–1251.40] Y yo vamos a preguntar una forma...

[1251.40–1252.74] Como usted va,

[1252.74–1256.48] las que os sentivan en el sitio de Cartunist

[1256.48–1256.88] date,

[1256.88–1261.24] cómo puedes ver, que pueden ver, que pueden ver,

[1261.24–1264.00] que puede ver, que pueden ver, que pueden ver,

[1264.00–1268.52] que pueden ver, que pueden ver, que puede ver.

[1268.52–1271.92] Si tú estás en el proceso de pacífico

[1271.92–1277.04] y yo no importa que nos ha un poco de sistema de sistema de sistema de costa,

[1277.04–1279.56] no puedes ver para que no puedes ver,

[1279.56–1282.38] porque tú no quieres saber por ejemplo,

[1282.38–1285.06] y me ambalgas con una casa.

[1285.82–1287.60] Porque sí es uno de las cosas,

[1288.96–1291.14] y yo te tienes que tener que dejarla todo con una persona,

[1291.62–1294.18] pero también, los sonos son bien y lo hacía sonlar.

[1294.76–1297.00] Entonces, cuando tienes que ir a las Farmations...

[1298.46–1299.52] ...que hay el general.

[1299.82–1301.12] Cuando se puede ver,

[1302.14–1304.78] hay algo mejor que saber de qué es el cartubrio.

[1306.42–1307.32] Si ora cartubrio.

[1308.10–1309.96] Si tienes que ir a cartubrio,

[1309.96–1315.14] Esta es la mejora, además de un tipo de cartudas que puede ser.

[1315.14–1323.78] Entonces, el sistema de la vida es mucho más grande, es algo que se genera en la vida, pero es algo

[1323.78–1328.38] más importante, pero es algo más importante en la world de cartudas que se puede ser muy

[1328.38–1329.38] contento.

[1329.38–1331.40] Así que, en la que es una things que puede ser specific.

[1331.40–1335.14] Si teGolden alguna cosa, un poco más caliente, no?

[1335.14–1339.54] Sí, no, no, no creo que es algo que es bastante importante, pero si

[1339.54–1344.10] Porque es un desplazista de su rakia,

[1344.10–1345.62] lo que es lo que la forma,

[1345.62–1347.12] ¿que podemos decir,

[1347.12–1348.84] ¿que es en una amiga?

[1348.84–1351.50] Si es un poco de apagio,

[1351.50–1354.66] pero que es un poco más social.

[1354.66–1358.14] Esto es creación muy importante,

[1358.14–1359.54] si no es creación,

[1359.54–1361.94] no podemos ser déjeme lo más importante

[1361.94–1363.72] y lo que ponemos es que esta parte de parte de el barrio.

[1363.72–1365.88] Aquí es parte de la parte de que

[1365.88–1368.84] venia a saber por lo que esto puedeığımız.

[1368.84–1372.16] weary en el caso de un cincario o ningún だate de marina

[1372.16–1375.64] tancoloja, o en una gente que conciven contra el mundo

[1375.64–1377.48] y es una vez se puede�er como R1 y lo que le llamo

[1377.48–1380.28] y como lo creo, es una vez que pueden�er

[1380.28–1384.32] si存 en la vida, o sea, puede�er más casual Y el mundo

[1384.32–1388.39] ¿qué es la zona de gran parte?

[1388.39–1391.71] es una idea, y es una箇ста, y ahora es por lo que dice,

[1391.71–1394.01] quedante como lo que le viens de la vista.

[1394.01–1395.41] Uno de las posibilidades es que如何

[1395.41–1400.05] de esta economía acerca de laработaria de la vida de la vida,

[1400.05–1403.53] ¿ryas que escribió algo sobre estesomething?

[1403.53–1407.07] ¿y que nos daños después de si uno te trae la meta?

[1407.07–1410.27] Porque si una de las preguntas de la vida,

[1410.27–1413.51] a mi vida no se que lo les ha presido.

[1413.51–1416.57] Tiene que funcionar en mis reяces,

[1416.57–1419.21] pero tenemos que liberar las cosas en mis filteras.

[1419.21–1421.33] La gente no es mayor.

[1421.33–1425.31] Entonces, no sé si es el realidad.

[1425.31–1427.55] Me han hecho otro changeo,

[1427.55–1429.77] pero yo soy un changeo de la gente.

[1429.77–1432.17] Pero no sé si es el realidad que nos haga,

[1432.17–1433.49] porque yo no sé si es un poco importante.

[1433.49–1436.37] Entonces, sí, creo que es algo que no es que no es que es.

[1436.37–1439.27] Entonces, esto podría haberse el problema.

[1439.27–1441.23] No podemos ver esto.

[1441.23–1441.81] ¿Qué si?

[1441.81–1443.93] ¿Qué si es algo que pasa,

[1443.93–1446.57] cuál es el que la forma de la razón de la casa,

[1446.57–1448.93] y ¿Qué si es que?

[1448.93–1451.85] de la política.

[1451.85–1452.51] Ahora,

[1452.51–1454.75] los de los que se han tenido en las mujeres,

[1454.75–1458.61] no hay muchas familias.

[1458.61–1460.75] En el caso de Tento 1,

[1460.75–1463.45] Tento 1, Morelos y Successes.

[1463.45–1466.19] Entonces, ¿cómo se ha explain

[1466.19–1469.59] que en este momento, como este es el caso,

[1469.59–1471.47] cuando Tento 1 ha sido,

[1471.47–1473.15] eso es lo que ya está.

[1473.15–1474.79] Bueno, aquí es la cosa.

[1474.79–1478.01] Yo no estoy de las afirmaciones.

[1478.01–1480.01] ¡Almost de todas las cosas!

[1480.01–1483.01] ¡I only used it on!

[1483.01–1486.01] ¡The ones that worked!

[1486.01–1488.51] ¡Now, you're gonna have to take my words for that!

[1488.51–1490.51] ¡But, there's a reason for that!

[1490.51–1491.51] ...and I'll get to that!

[1491.51–1493.51] So, hold on, there's a reason

[1493.51–1496.51] ...why I only did it on the ones that worked.

[1496.51–1500.01] So, another possibility is that when you're doing affirmations is your...

[1500.00–1501.48] Tune en el bravo.

[1501.48–1505.88] Es un estudiante, en la escala de Dr. Weisman.

[1505.88–1508.24] Y lo que quiere decir es que la gente tiene un poco.

[1508.24–1510.32] Es un poco de una cosa.

[1510.32–1513.80] Ahora, más de que la gente tiene un poco, no es un poco de una cosa.

[1513.80–1516.16] Y todo lo que es que la gente tiene,

[1516.16–1518.48] si es realmente construyendo el experiment.

[1518.48–1519.80] En día, eso es lo que se llama.

[1519.80–1521.88] Todo lo que es lo que es lo que es la misma.

[1521.88–1525.20] Pero esto es experimenta que es muy refuelo.

[1525.20–1529.60] Kiede sueltas pasos encaripos en los niños en la masza,

[1529.60–1533.36] el team de la masza malo, el team de la masza no se vea.

[1533.36–1536.08] En el que todos los niños de la masza analizó colegity,

[1536.08–1538.98] la masza analizó colegity desde la maszaしか circumimer 없as de la masza.

[1538.98–1542.48] Los niños que ustedes están colocando las masza malo,

[1542.48–1544.72] la masza sec��, la masza secubeda,

[1544.72–1548.56] y la masza secubeda es malo,

[1548.56–1551.52] la masza secubeda es malo.

[1551.52–1555.06] A veces las personas que consideran más,

[1555.06–1557.52] y no lo hicieron que alguien sal ahí era,

[1557.52–1560.28] pero ellos experimenterían más más.

[1560.28–1563.80] Estudio Brazilian ganan la Righte de Number En Ávergás, 42tı.

[1563.80–1565.96] Pero ellos eran más largos.

[1565.96–1568.50] Desde las personas que pensaban más,

[1568.50–1571.24] él son當 momentos.

[1571.24–1572.44] Son diferentes.

[1572.44–1573.60] El nivel de nuestra ciudad,

[1573.60–1577.30] todos los Barrutos yど snazjeros en el Consejo de la Triuncia,

[1577.30–1579.66] y que he hecho ayer a la primera vez,

[1579.66–1580.36] la parte de la sala de la baja

[1580.36–1583.12] se ha caído la primera vez.

[1583.12–1585.74] La gente que lo oculta para que se ademas suyo

[1585.74–1588.02] en la parte del mundo,

[1588.02–1589.72] se ha visto la empresa.

[1589.72–1589.96] Sin embargo, las personas no fueron fuerzas

[1589.96–1594.02] y decían ver las personas de la exactly nueva parte

[1594.02–1595.54] sobre la primera vez.

[1595.54–1599.06] La gente, ¿qué creeré que suya la nota

[1599.06–1602.20] ayer always en la parte de laama?

[1602.20–1603.58] Qué forma de hacer es que si

[1603.58–1604.94] que, si yo le darte a tu bolsono,

[1605.58–1607.34] si puedes ver la caída de laividad,

[1607.74–1608.30] si puedes ver el geno,

[1608.94–1610.78] si tienes que ver que todo lo que puede ver,

[1611.10–1611.86] y si puedes ver,

[1612.62–1613.34] si puedes ver,

[1613.98–1615.62] 让os más accesories de la tuya.

[1616.42–1618.02] Yo se disp coco a vivir sobre todo,

[1618.42–1619.62] si, cualquier cosa que está grande,

[1620.26–1621.70] si puedes ver,

[1622.90–1625.06] puedes ver dar este tipo de una cosa,

[1625.74–1626.92] como esto,

[1627.36–1632.70] si recomiendo que no podríamos ser

[1632.70–1639.94] no son una vez que se siente sus filters y no, no es lo que no.

[1639.98–1642.74] Se siente sus filters y no es que se ve a que.

[1643.12–1646.70] 時候 la activación es un movimiento.

[1646.76–1651.42] Yo yo soy con la corbest añadida de programas.

[1651.46–1657.10] Es una idea que a mi familia está de la base de lauldade de la creada de remedi,

[1657.18–1658.32] ¿cremio?

[1658.38–1660.62] Si le vamos a hablar de la Creta.

[1660.62–1662.92] Entonces, si yo le acredité aquí, yo me voy a llamar,

[1662.92–1667.12] y me voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar, y te voy a llamar.

[1667.12–1670.30] ¿Cuál es la una word que me podría decir?

[1670.30–1673.92] Y que a mí me da un múmbale, es mi mismo.

[1673.92–1678.98] Entonces, es porque ya me parece que un hombre de las cosas que es importante.

[1678.98–1685.42] Así que, si las llamas fueron, yo he sido muy específica, en mi caso de un cartugio,

[1685.42–1688.68] No me gustó una pleasea, una esa vez que me llamo un día,

[1688.68–1692.00] se le van a ser en el 차� de las personas que le pasió y le gustó

[1692.00–1695.74] para que le muchos pasió a el país.

[1695.74–1698.80] Entonces, yo había notado una vez que yo,

[1698.80–1700.48] un caso de un horizonte,

[1700.48–1703.80] si no me habían adoptado esta determinada,

[1703.80–1706.24] aquí es una posibilidad y a la granición,

[1706.24–1711.12] que no ha sido una persona aguas y que no salieron

[1711.12–1712.96] a los pies,

[1712.96–1714.96] de tu vida.

[1714.96–1718.08] Y tú podrías decir que en algunos contextos

[1718.08–1718.96] de tu vida,

[1718.96–1720.96] tú puedes hacer.

[1720.96–1722.96] Tú puedes ponerle.

[1722.96–1724.96] Entonces, tenemos la situación

[1724.96–1727.96] y esto es justo hipóthesis.

[1727.96–1729.96] Entonces, tú puedes tener un rational

[1729.96–1731.96] sobre qué puedes ponerle en la vida

[1731.96–1733.96] y cómo puedes hacer.

[1733.96–1735.96] Pero tú puedes tener un rational

[1735.96–1736.96] al opinión de tu vida.

[1736.96–1738.96] En los 2 de los años,

[1738.96–1740.96] tú tienes un rational

[1740.96–1742.46] No, nada más.

[1742.46–1745.64] No, todo lo que pasa es que,

[1745.64–1748.60] eso es demasiado alta, y yo también tengo unaになima río

[1748.60–1750.98] y tengo que hacerse a eso ahora.

[1750.98–1752.66] Ya tenemos todo.

[1752.66–1756.78] Entonces, si tú puedes賬 a este tiempo,

[1756.78–1759.02] a que el ojo te ojo,

[1759.02–1763.48] ya me encanta, ustedes me護ca y me atribes un canto.

[1763.48–1765.96] Y tú puedes hacerse 50 a 50 en este pasado,

[1765.96–1767.98] a las few months,

[1767.98–1772.52] que es una parte de un problema de su vida,

[1772.52–1776.20] si es una cosa que no es una cosa que puedes hacer.

[1776.20–1778.64] Porque, ¿es algo que no es que no puedes hacer?

[1778.64–1782.20] ¿Pero tengo que decir que hay cosas que me da,

[1782.20–1787.32] que tú le digo, ¿o es algo que es algo que te vas a dar?

[1787.32–1788.64] Si hay una cosa que te vas a dar,

[1788.64–1791.34] yo creo que es algo que te vas a dar con el proceso de su vida,

[1791.34–1797.92] pero hay cosas que me digas que tienes que ir a un desoro de la vida.

[1797.92–1799.92] no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[1800.00–1803.48] como que hay que decirle todo lo que es que todo lo que es todo.

[1803.48–1806.56] Y sometimes, le tengo que deshacer a un tiempo a trabajar mucho.

[1806.56–1811.98] Pero la extra documentación que le lo digo en el 15 de tiempo

[1811.98–1818.74] lo que se ha dado que son las cosas que le había que ser un poquito más de que,

[1818.74–1820.98] y los las cosas que le ha dado.

[1820.98–1829.06] Entonces, esto es la verdad que este es la verdad que la acuerda de la acuerda en la acuerda de la acuerda de la acuerda,

[1829.06–1831.94] es simply telling you something about yourself.

[1831.94–1835.34] And that's good, maybe that's good by itself.

[1835.34–1840.82] And then the more fun possibility is that affirmations

[1840.82–1843.62] is part of the human interface for programming

[1843.62–1845.62] your filters on reality.

[1845.62–1848.10] Now, if you're programming your filters,

[1848.10–1851.82] that doesn't mean you have to program base reality.

[1851.82–1854.18] You're just programming the way you see it.

[1854.18–1860.22] So could it be that the only thing that happened in my stories

[1860.22–1864.26] is that I program my filter to believe these things

[1864.26–1867.30] happened to me, maybe?

[1867.30–1869.94] Or did I program my filter to simply make

[1869.94–1875.34] opportunities more presentable, more presentable,

[1875.34–1878.26] but more opportunities present themselves to me?

[1878.26–1880.58] Did I do something somehow with affirmations?

[1880.58–1883.46] Well, here's the fun part.

[1883.46–1886.06] It's completely un noable.

[1886.06–1887.66] I don't know.

[1887.66–1892.02] But here's my pitch to you.

[1892.02–1895.38] If you look to this new set to yourself, you know?

[1895.38–1898.54] This is probably nothing.

[1898.54–1902.10] Doesn't look like it has any more science than horoscopes.

[1902.10–1903.30] And it doesn't.

[1903.30–1907.62] It has no more science that your horoscope.

[1907.62–1911.84] But yet, there's something he'm telling about it.

[1911.84–1913.76] And if there were anything to it,

[1913.76–1917.36] you might say to yourself, wow,

[1917.36–1919.84] because if there's anything to this,

[1919.84–1922.80] it's a big, big deal.

[1922.80–1928.10] And so I would pitch it to you this way.

[1928.10–1932.50] Doesn't cost you anything to try it.

[1932.50–1937.52] And if it works, could change the world.

[1937.52–1939.12] That's my pitch.

[1939.12–1941.04] It worked on me.

[1941.04–1946.12] If it doesn't work on you, well, maybe you have more

[1946.12–1949.24] work control than I do or better priorities or something.

[1949.24–1952.84] But that's my pitch.

[1952.84–1954.92] I will not tell you that I believe in magic.

[1954.92–1956.00] I don't.

[1956.00–1958.84] I'm not going to tell you it's going to work for you.

[1958.84–1961.40] Clearly, there are people who won't work for.

[1961.40–1965.96] But if you're going to play the odds,

[1965.96–1969.48] focusing probably has benefits.

[1969.48–1975.96] If I were to tell you my sort of where I would break down,

[1975.96–1981.68] what parts of this are probably true versus less likely to be true.

[1981.68–1985.40] I would say there's no chance it's changing base reality.

[1985.40–1987.00] There might be some selective memory,

[1987.00–1989.84] but I don't think that's the main thing.

[1989.84–1993.20] Definitely the brain tuning is the thing.

[1993.20–1995.64] If I had to bat that, that would be the most active part.

[1995.64–1998.20] And I definitely think there's something about finding out

[1998.20–2000.68] why you're willing to work hard for.

[2000.68–2003.88] And the affirmations are like a practice way

[2003.88–2007.48] to find out if you're willing to work hard for it.

[2007.48–2009.56] But I also think there's something to the fact

[2009.56–2014.48] that, in some ways, it's programming your filter

[2014.48–2017.56] on reality, in some productive way.

[2017.56–2020.68] Now, since we don't know what base reality is,

[2020.68–2023.12] we're only dealing with this weird symbolic level

[2023.12–2026.76] where we think we're in the same reality but we're not.

[2026.76–2028.00] We already talked about the fact

[2028.00–2030.88] that everybody's walking around in their own bubble reality.

[2030.88–2032.24] You've got your own religion.

[2032.24–2034.68] You think that the other political party is crazy.

[2034.68–2036.08] They think you're crazy.

[2036.08–2040.16] So we're all in our own little bubbles.

[2040.16–2043.92] Could it be that there's a way to steer your little bubble?

[2043.92–2046.80] Because keep in mind, if we're all in little bubbles,

[2046.80–2048.56] and you can see it for yourself.

[2048.56–2052.48] I mean, people are living full lives within a reality

[2052.48–2054.36] that you don't even recognize.

[2054.36–2058.36] They believe mystical things, according to you,

[2058.36–2059.84] they're wrong about this.

[2059.84–2064.24] They can't tell if they're murdering or what?

[2064.24–2067.32] I don't want to get into any heavy topics.

[2067.32–2072.20] But we're very different worlds all the time.

[2072.20–2074.48] And once you realize you're in different worlds

[2074.48–2075.80] then you know that those worlds

[2075.80–2078.28] are at least a little bit subjective.

[2078.28–2081.72] And if you could change just the way you view

[2081.72–2084.24] your world from inside of your bubble,

[2084.24–2086.40] you don't even have to get out of the bubble

[2086.40–2088.64] as long as you can redactuate.

[2088.64–2092.04] And that's what affirmations might help you do.

[2092.04–2094.72] I guess you'll find out if you try.

[2094.72–2095.68] That's all for tonight.

[2095.68–2097.64] I'm going to keep it on this one topic.

[2097.64–2103.64] Some of these lessons might not stay on Parasco Forever,

[2103.64–2108.84] but they will be at thelocals.com platform forever.

[2108.84–2112.88] And I hope that answers some of your questions.