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Not lonely. You choose your friends more wisely

So wished this guy educated himself into survival skills, he did not use a map. Should have known about that river ahead of time. So sad but admire is adventerious spirit.

i got all of sosai masutatsu oyama his books and it is a honor to have those books,i train for 42 years til now kyokushin karate and it is my life.thit you know that on the date mas oyama died 26 april also on 26 april gichin funakoshi and morihei eushiba from aikido also died not in the same year but on the same day.i wish you all the best greeetings from holland.osu

Oyama didn't smoke. smoking doesn't always cause lung cancer other things can do that too but weird pattern isn't it? Musashi Miyamoto died of lung cancer. weird. Masahiko Kimura too and other great martial artists. it's very odd

MEN SHOULDN'T BE COMPETING WITH WOMEN. WE SHOULD BE AND MADE TO COMPLEMENT ONE ANOTHER. NOT COMPETE

You seem to have gotten several facts backwards.

Chris wanted to be surrounded by God. For our Heavenly Father is the creator of ALL.

Definitely logical questions and statements to temper a heated moment. Thank you.

I don’t see anything on there about sleeping around and being a whore, odd

Sounds like you need to study this article a few more times so that you can articulate the message better. Not Making fun of you just noticing how bad our school system really is .😮

Mas Oyama was not a smoker although he died from lung cancer. This is not unheard of .

👍🏻, you also have Master Oyama‘s book „Advanced Karate“?

Is this a book?

Why is there a bus in that wilderness? How did it get there?

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Chris’s sister spoke about the decision to move the bus and she agreed with it because she understood that it was causing safety concerns

This is what gets me about this guy. He was reported to be a smart guy so why did he think that he could survive with minimal supplies and think it wouldn’t get him killed? At least with a map, he could have been able to know that further down the river bank, there was a safer way to cross. Let this be a cautionary tale as to what happens when you’re ill prepared for this kind of adventure

The worst is a lunch meeting. The company I work for does the twice a week, the meeting sucks and now I can’t get to eat lunch also.

Arctic Daughter is an excellent documentary where the outcome and journey in Alaska wilderness was just amazing

To me its extremely sad at how conflicts within the family could make a young person feel they had to do this to feel peace. 💔Ita hard to understand unless youve been through it. As a child i always wanted to run away in the woods where no one could find me.

Its neither. Intuition is heightened when youre very young. Dont make the mistake of thinking a simple looking UI isnt actually incredibly complex. There are a lot of support structures behind even the most "simple" things.

Yeah ui but when its gaming and they are in the max level where I have troyble and my 4 yeah old a beast

When they were still doing testing on an iPad they (Jobs and others) would take a prototype to rural areas and give the kids an iPad to see what they would intuitively/naturally do. By design

Ya: work a Linux system and bam, you find out fast how tech dumb you are because the UI nowadays does it for you in the background

Amen 🙌🏽

Kids thinking they're smart cause tablets and like you guys thinking you have a good podcast lmfaoo

This came on as I was driving to meet an employee where I knew the topic was going to be intense. It was a good reminder to be the observer and not reactive. Listened to it again this morning.

Absolute garbage..They are completely different..

Speak faster

Whst you said is so true train 8 hours aday 7 days then see what happens to you that differance lt changes put you have to eat sleep lt or forget it lwas trained by japan master 7 dan and his top student 7 Dan

Sibcribed seamus like yourchannel

“There’s definitely some technique” breaks firey brick in half. Video cuts

Thanks for this! Subscribed - My former Sensei, Sam Tendencia, spoke highly of Mas Oyama. Sam also would knife hand coke bottles in half, amazing. We used 2x4's for makiwara.

Thank you for making this video. It reoreinted me to restart practice my karate realising 'budo' as a way of life and beyond karate. PS: I've edited my comment to add that I've subscribed to your channel after watching your video 1st time ever.

Only in Sport's.

The guy was an idiot!!! Couldnt survive 3 months in the summer!!! The bus is a crypt, not a shrine! Cmon people look at the real picture!

I do both. Bust my ass but invest more time with my kids. Wife stays home and we have all the money we need. Choose your career wisely. Financial independence is real if you make the right choices

Extremes are bad life is about finding the middle ground

Obviously the latter! Go ask anyone, “would you rather your father take care of your needs, or a father that sits on his a$$ all day playing mom?”

Unfortunately you kind of need both

Is almost like you can tell the sex of who commented😅

The one that provides is better. Its better to go to bed with a full belly and a half full heart then a full heart and an empty belly.

A dad that doesnt like milk

Based on the statistics, kids are more likely to become criminals without an active father in their lives. This scenario is not too much different than the mother providing everything, with a father not around, and yet kids have a higher chance of becoming criminals. So if it was the father providing instead, but is still never there, that doesn’t change anything. Perhaps the mother will have more time to be with her children, but that doesn’t change the fact that the kids are more likely to become criminals without their father active in their lives. Now with a father who doesn’t provide, but is actively involved, the kids will have the better outcome. Of course, we have to assume that either the mother provides, which happens. There are some stay at home dads. Or they are getting the bare bones essentials another way.

Idk. What i can say is that being broke is very traumatizing for a lot of people. You build terrible habits that persist with generations and create a cycle. I don't think either is good, but I'd say the 1st is better. At least the kid could easily grow up and be like "i don't want to miss out on my kids lives like my dad with us" and it kind of just ends there. Sure in the poor example you say well you just end up rich and stop it there, but that's less likely than 1st scenario or we wouldn't see generational poverty like we do. Not to mention being broke comes with this anxiety of being known to be broke. Will someone notice you only have 2 pair of pants? Your shirt gets dirty with a stain that never comes out, will someone point that out? You only have 3 shirts so it's a matter of time. Will someone ask to come to your house, but your house isn't that nice and barely has food? Now they can tell everyone and break your social standing and self esteem. Will you miss out on one time experiences like your 8th grade trip to Washington DC because it was 900 dollars and that was more money than you've ever seen and the family is struggling at the moment? That's what being poor was like for me and it was a lot worse and a lot better at times. We weren't even always poor, would just have life changes that took us from security to unstable. I still remember when in front of like half the class, this guy hit me with the "how you show up to school with stains already on your shirt" and everyone laughed and I went home and checked my shirts and cried because they all were stained😂😂 and we were primarily broke during all this because my dad would have anger issues and not keep a job, so I had him around all the time. This created a little resentment in me, i felt like we were struggling because he wouldn't put his ego down to give us a better life. Now that I'm older I can look back on things and laugh and all that, but I'd be lying if I said I don't live with the fear of ever being broke again and do everything to avoid it. Lastly I was always focused on growing up as fast as possible so I could be in control of my own life, I couldn't want til I was old enough for a summer job then after that, i couldn't wait til I had a permanent job. I don't sit around angry over that stuff or sad, but I do wish I enjoyed being a kid more when I was in that place.

Does not matter which parent is the workaholic If the other parent is fully caring for the children on emotional level and education level then it can be a win win. If it is balanced it can be best outcome for the children.

Both lead to sub-optimal outcomes. You need both parents in a kids life if you're aiming for the best chance of raising a functioning and thriving adult.

They're both focusing on a need.

Either one could be good or bad. It depends on the rest of the family dynamic.

Wrong, ones providing a better life for his kids and giving them a future and a comfortable life off the back of his hard labor. The other is prioritizing his kids over all else which that in itself isn’t a bad thing. But the father needs to provide or him and his wife needs to find a work life balance. Neither are necessarily bad just you need to find the balance in these two situations.