Safari Live - Day 42 | National Geographic

So that right there is Charlie Monkey. He’s essentially Warren Buffett’s right hand man. He is the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. What we’re looking at right here is him giving a talk at the Daily Journal shareholders meeting, which happened a coupl…

Hi guys, it’s me Ruri. Today I am back with another super long travel vlog. Our flight is going to be around 19 hours, and we’re gonna fly from Japan to the UK first, and from there we’re gonna fly back to Turkey. This is the Haneda Airport. If you watche…

A volunteer group is planting trees at five different parks. They planted 90 trees at each park. How many trees did the group plant in all? So here’s what we know: we know that this group went to five different parks, very kind of them, and planted 90 tr…

[Applause] Yeah, a maternity. We should let not a dream die as a dream. So we want to play at the Olympics. The boys want to play at the Olympics. A Masada mundo. I play left wing on the Zambian actual number on bottom. Yes, I’ll be turning 20 on 18th Oc…

What we see here is an economy with an output gap. As you can see, the short-run equilibrium output is below our full employment output. This is sometimes referred to as a recessionary output gap. In other videos, we talk about how there could be a self-…

Okay, I stuck a moment without the kids to do this for you. I’m going to show you a principle called aliasing. Aliasing is when your sample rate of your measuring device is not fast enough to actually catch the true frequency of what’s happening, so you c…