so welcome to office hours. I'm your host, Mr Pro.
I'm gonna be answering questions about Resonate for the next sort of half hour. Um
uh, questions go in the question thread, which I have already posted.
Do not put them anywhere else, because I, I just won't see them. At this point.
I will put a link in the
duly dos for it so people can find it.
There we go. There's the
duly dos and I will also duly do the duly
do with office hours.
We're starting up now.
Fantastic.
Uh, so start up. We've got JC. How are you doing?
I'm a bit tired, but, you know, that's just normal.
Uh, what the dog's doing? Well, you saw what the dog's doing.
But the dog is now currently staring at me from, um, the hallway come
if he gets back on my lap or turn dog cam back on again.
But otherwise, dog cam is basically crotch cam, and no one wants that. So,
uh, you know,
uh,
ok,
Nie says fast math quiz. What is two to the pair of 12? I don't know. Use a calculator.
Um, next. How do you feel about the unrelated questions we open off starts with.
I don't care either way.
Um,
let's take a look at the next question.
What if it's a drawback?
So procedures generate measures and textures over uploaded assets,
so the the there is added.
Um,
what are you doing, doc?
OK,
um, there is added overhead, uh, in generating the mesh. Of course. Uh,
but most of our procedural measures are designed such that they only generate,
um when, uh, there's a change to the the,
uh numbers or the parameters that go into that mesh.
Uh, so not that much. Um,
because, like, a a static mesh does like all the things a procedural mesh does like.
It's all sort of translated down to a,
um
you know, mesh layer that we do and then
rendering et cetera.
Uh, so it's just the the
single cost to generate them every single time that you, uh, you know,
change those parameters.
Uh, generating of those mesh data as well would be CPU bound because it's, like,
maths and stuff.
Uh, and then once we have the mesh data, we can, you know, shove it over to the GP U.
So there, there we go.
So it says, Do you use a vertical model to a new code? No, Um,
my desktop would probably allow most people like
I have the potato badge inside resume,
and that's because my computer is just cobbled together. Um,
it's currently sitting in an I buy
power PC case, which I hate,
Uh, because it's got like a I don't know, like a
lion on the front.
Um, that's a red LED.
Uh, and it has red LED S coming out the bottom of it.
And it's actually on one of those like desk mounts because I have a a sit
stand desk here, which I very rarely turn into sit stand mode.
And that's because I need to do some cable organising.
So when I go into stand mode, I don't unplug half the cables, but there we go.
Um, I found out probably like about three or four months ago,
that there's a button that I I just was not aware that there is a
button on the bottom of this PC that will turn off the red LED S,
and I don't know why I haven't pushed it.
Oh yeah, that's right. It's because I can't find the button.
I don't remember where it is.
It's fine.
I can just, you know,
I could just deal with the the Red lion.
Um,
it's also got an R GB cooler on it.
And I'm like, cool R GB cooler.
Um,
the R GB cooler just is, like on 24 7,
even when the computers off and I'm meaning to look into that.
But I don't really care enough,
uh, to to figure that one out either.
So, uh, that also goes for the monitors as well.
I only noticed recently, because, like, 90% of the apps I use are dark theme.
But if I were to, like, go.
In fact, all of you do this right now, you'll be grossed out. Well, some of you will.
Some of you are, you know, clean and and sort of out.
Uh, open up pain or, I don't know, blank word document or whatever.
Um,
and make it white, like as white as you can,
and make it fill as much of the screen as you can, and you get to see, like,
all of the sneeze that's all over your screen And don't
don't lie And tell me it's not there because it is.
There
it is there.
Um, but there's also like
it's hard to describe.
It almost looks like a partial like fold or crack in the monitor.
It doesn't affect the actual, um,
whatever display technology this monitor is using, I don't know,
Um but it doesn't affect that, but it does affect the, like,
the plastic layers in front of that.
So it looks like, um,
it looks like it was, you know, folded or whatever. So it's weird.
Uh, I got another monitor to the right here, which is ancient.
It's from, like, 2016 or something.
Um,
and it's dying
in the bottom right hand corner. There's a dark patch, which is where the, um,
display technology that's using is like dying a little bit.
And it has got, like, massive ghosting on it.
Luckily, it's the kind of ghosting that goes away the moment you add new content.
Um, for a bit,
but like I can see, like,
you know,
YouTube video titles or text documents on top of what I then focus on for like,
a couple of seconds, it's It's it's good.
There is another one of those monitors, which is over in the corner of my,
um apartment.
Um, and I did have a plan
five years ago
to mount that as a third monitor.
Uh, but I didn't do that, because to get a third monitor going,
I would need to route and take a look at the electronics going into my
graphics card and probably have to unplug and replug in the headset and I.
I don't want to do that right, so
I just don't have a third monitor.
My old computer is also in the corner there, cos I just I don't know what to do with it.
I don't know what to do with it,
I. I totally would take a picture if my desk wasn't like a bomb. Right now,
there's
so much like candy snacks, cans,
random stuff. I don't understand.
Oh, there's also pairs of socks.
Now I have to explain why there are pairs of socks on my compu on my computer desk.
Um,
I don't like socks, so I will frequently realise I am wearing them.
Um, empty bags of candy. Then
they were all empty.
Um, I will frequently realise I'm wearing socks and desire to not be wearing socks.
Um, I used to before I had a dog.
I would take them off and throw them towards my bedroom,
which is where the laundry is,
so that I would pick them off, uh, pick them up when I, uh, you know,
went towards the bedroom.
However, my dog likes socks. So I, uh,
have stopped doing that because they'll scatter the socks across the living room.
It's starting to get cold now because I know summer's over.
So I am wearing socks more when I go out on dog walks or whatever.
Which means there are currently 1234 socks in the middle of my living room.
Uh, which I didn't put there. The dog did.
So there we go.
Uh, I do want to like, I don't know,
do a new computer at some point,
but it's just it's not a priority financially right now.
Uh, so cool.
It's still OK. You know, it's 28 ET, I so it's still OK. But like there's now four.
you know, we're up to 4000 in the NVIDIA Range.
Not that I would go for NVIDIA these days. I'd probably swap over to a MD.
I've never done a MD before, but
you know, whatever.
It's also like when people ask me things like, Oh,
could you help me build my my computer?
I go no And they're like, Why not?
And it's like because I,
I basically only care about PC components when I'm looking to buy a PC.
Uh, I don't care otherwise right?
Uh, and it means I don't get sort of bogged down by all the numbers. And
there's like AC PU. That's like damaging itself right now due to heat or something.
I don't know.
I don't want to deal with that.
Another reason to be off intel for a bit.
Let's move forward
then. Port says. What's a good idea? They optimised way to make light cones. Uh,
how people are doing that?
I don't know.
I haven't done that, but I know that there's a couple of words that do, do, do, do, do
do do it, um, at the end of go touch grass, the old M MC entry there is
a
like conical light.
Uh, like I think you're looking for.
There's another couple of MC entries that have that as well because
they like present items like this sort of Indiana Jones Temple relics.
And so they've got sort of volumetric lighting there.
It's usually like a fog volume, but those are only square. Sometimes it's like a uh
uh, What should we call it?
3D texture Sometimes as well.
Any of those should should should work out for you.
Uh,
nki says ancient as in 2016. Yep. That is ancient
2016. Uh
is, like,
eight years ago,
almost a decade
moving down to additional questions.
Uh, Niki says,
Do you have recommended ways to fake light and shadow effects
when trying to build a world with lots going on?
But you don't want a lot of actual lights and shadows to be calculated.
Um, do light baking now.
You can't, of course, do light baking inside of Resonate right now,
uh, but you can do it inside of blender or whatever.
And what that does is it will bake light data onto your textures and then
that can, like, make or break a world.
I have a really poor example because
it's the first one that I noticed doing it,
Um and so I can talk about it
um, which is, if you go to desert, uh, desert meeting room or desert meeting space.
It's the world I made ages ago.
Uh, load the 2021 version, not the older version. Um,
they baked lighting information into their, um, albedo textures,
and it looks really good.
Looks really good. Um, so So try that out.
Fun fact desert meeting space has a hidden message in it,
which I only noticed, like, a year or two ago,
um,
made by the original author of the Mesh
Files there that originally used for Mozilla hubs.
And I didn't notice.
And it took me a while to read because it's in like, a cursive font.
So if you want to go read that message, go and take a look.
It's like a, um,
anti-establishment anti
capitalism message, though it's a bit like, uh
but, oh, well,
nothing. Nothing guideline breach or anything like that. It's just like, Oh, I see,
uh, next up, Nica says, what are three detections and how do we use them?
Uh, you really only see them, um, rarely these days,
so you can see them in the world of lusts because
that's can be rendered like that.
Uh, but you also see them in our, um,
uh, 3D sliced volume medical stuff.
So, like my brain MRI, which is broken, by the way, the colour one's broken,
the non colour one.
So the the the lower power one isn't broken,
but the colour one is I think that either might be a texture issue.
It might be a bug. I haven't had time to look into it.
Um, but that's what that's used for a lot.
The, uh, slicing through those, uh, you Like I said, you can use them for,
For various other things.
I've got some really old tutorials on my, uh,
on my channel about those that you can take a look at.
Uh, you don't
like
you don't really need to use them.
Um, but they're good for, like, some really obscure things.
And then VT, uh, or
exa says it's the I seven and I 9/13 and 14th generation processes,
but that should have been patched recently.
Cool.
You see, this is why I like exactly an example of why I don't,
um, keep up to date on on components
that
that has entered my brain and just been flushed straight into the
proverbial or not the best word. Metaphorical. That's the one I was looking for.
Toilet. This is in my brain. It's just completely left my brain already.
Uh, when I buy a new computer, I will, um, do the research.
And then I also send the PC Park picker list to to various friends,
Um, who are up to date and they go like, thumbs up. Thumbs down. Uh,
Nicky says, what have you been working on Resonate lately?
Well, you can see that in the update log. So I had the, um
uh, the world loading indicator.
Um, Ravi did some amazing updates to that.
That that should make it look better. Work better, et cetera.
Uh,
but immediately following the announcement of that was an update that
unfortunately moved it on the ground for a little bit.
Uh, so I I moved it back up for them because I felt bad.
I was like, you did all this work and, uh, the immediate,
um,
response to that work was Whoops re.
It's gonna put that cool new loading indicator under the ground.
Who,
uh, so
fix that up for them. Uh, you can see
it. And then you also see, uh, Where is it?
Um,
Universe. Homes. Yeah. So Universe homes are a, uh,
thing that allows us to override homes for universities.
You can see an example of an overridden universe home up in Dev lock few posts ago.
Yeah, it's the one with, um, Tinky Winky
standing on a sun.
That's, uh,
that's a universe home. Which reminds me, that universe there, The sun one.
It's called Somerville University. And it's our test universe. Um, and, uh,
you you'll probably see that in, like,
any sales or marketing stuff, because, uh,
we need to sort of explain what universes are.
I'm gonna go back through the wiki and update to provide, um,
information on on on universe features.
Uh, but that will also, you know, come together into, like, a sales pitchy thing.
I haven't done it yet, but like, I know that, like,
it would be advisable to make a PowerPoint on the universe features.
Uh, with that, we're out of questions. So, um,
yay.
Uh,
Raid says I've been experimenting with LO DS for avatars
recently and actually seems to be working pretty well,
despite the notion of it being horribly broken unperformed component.
Is there any issue Reasons to not use the LOD group for avatars?
Yes, it's a horribly broken unperformed component.
Uh, we need to redo the whole LOD component and the LOD system for,
um,
like, more
style stuff
in the coming weeks and months.
Uh, as we move towards performance as well as, um, getting towards source,
you'll see a lot of like updates that seem seem random on the surface.
But most of those are caused by,
um
there are bits that are left over in unity that we need to remove.
A good example of that one is the particle system.
Particles in resonate are entirely handled by, um, unity particle system.
And so we need to overwrite that with our own particle system.
So, uh, that means we have to write our own particle system.
Same thing happened a long, long, long time ago with text, right?
Uh, you might not remember it, and you might have been around at the time.
Uh, but all of a sudden fris
was just like
gonna make my own text render.
Let's look at some, like, multidimensional sign distance fields,
and it's just like,
OK, cool,
but that's done so it looks cool.
Um, and that again was was getting away from from community for that one.
you also see Cyrus I was working on. You
won't see, so
you'll see him like he's, like, in front of you, Like, on the monitor or something.
I don't know. Maybe you're inside Reson
and Cyrus inside re
right now, but whatever. Um
uh,
C
is working on, um
uh, updating the audio reverb, Uh, stuff.
Um you see that in in Dev Log this cool stuff there.
That's again, because audio reverb right now is handled by unity.
So it's like if it's handled by unity entirely, we need to, like, move it off of you.
One of the things I'm doing there is like,
every time I need to, like, load unity,
I take a mental note of why I'm I'm loading unity,
so
Oh, I
the backfiring bike outside. Um, there's a, um
the leap motion DLL right.
We had to update the leak motion DLL such that it would continue to work.
And I'm like, Well, why is that in the unity on time? Let's figure that out
and it looks like we might be able to move that to the fruits engine side of things,
and that would be another example of something that we would do before source.
Um, all of the like, headset drivers and stuff like that.
There's components of those inside the unity side of things. And again, it's like,
uh,
that's gotta move out as well.
That's gonna take a while,
uh, moving forward to Gran's question.
Gran
says,
I'm looking to make into making a basic 3D modelling
tool and resonate for basic avatars and object modelling.
I know. I need to wait for a few more bits like collections before I can make it.
But I want to ask our custom,
Uh,
lost my English for a second. There are custom measures creable inside, resonant.
Going to be a thing. Yes. Um,
we want
we want that to be a thing.
Um,
fruits is actually like a really big
proponent of a procedural generation of things.
Uh and so they've got, like, a bunch of ideas and things like that to, uh
uh
uh to look at.
Sorry. I'm typing search terms into our issue list.
OK, there is an issue somewhere about mesh creation.
Uh, you can provide it on all your help.
Uh, what I actually want to do is head on over to Twitter.
Um,
where I'm gonna head to the resonate hashtag, uh, resonate
because the Japanese community have been,
uh, working on a tool. I'll get the exact person who's been doing that
when I find it. Um,
let's go to latest. Maybe it's in the latest. There were loads of tweets about
it, a NASA logo.
Sometimes I look through the like, hashtag or Twitter,
and I'm just like you guys are doing awesome things.
I wish I understood Eddie of what you're doing.
Like I translate the tweets sometimes.
But it's clear, like the translations are, um, have gaps.
OK, I'm gonna shape the questions and then continue scrolling.
Uh,
vanport says,
I was wondering cos Sarah mentioned they had been working
in UV offset fields for all the procedural measures.
Do you know if that's moved any at all? If there's a github
issue, go for it.
Um, if there's not a get issue, don't go for it.
I have no sound right now.
Hi.
I don't know what happened there.
Where did we leave off
Let's see.
Uh, first mention of it is from J four before
Port's question. So ven Po's question.
Um,
ven
says, actually,
I was wondering because Sarah mentioned they had been working on UV offsets.
Uh, is there a G
issue for that one?
If there's not, there should be,
uh, and then I'd be able to give you the status more on that one. If there's no G
issue, then I don't I don't know. Basically,
it's another reason why get up. Issues are so important.
Um, everyone's like, Oh, I don't like making them blah, blah, blah, bla bla,
bla like if you don't make them
prime will literally forget
what you're asking
and like, I would
usually maybe apologise for the fact that I forgot,
but, like No, it's like I've
I'll just let you know ahead of time. I'm going to forget. Unless there's a github
issue.
There it is. Yeah, it's a sign, sir.
Yeah. Yeah,
I'll, uh,
double check the status on that one.
As for Grant's question, I'm still trying to find the, uh,
JP tool by scrolling through twitter.
Um, I thought it was, like,
really prominent.
Um,
but I can't find it.
I'm just like scrolling
lots and lots of stuff on Twitter. I. I love seeing it.
Um,
I just can't find what I need. Found it.
No. Is it Is it this?
No, it's not that. I don't know what that is.
Maybe it was just before the locomotion animation update.
Come on, Twitter, don't let me down. I'll find it eventually.
I promise. It's here like it's there.
There is juicer. Yeah, Juicer.
Um, a little bit like that.
Um,
but But there we go,
Uh, there's juicer.
And then, like, uh, like in terms of history, there's the one that
just made,
um, there's juicer which can edit existing measures and deform them.
And then there's this
mysterious JP tool which I can't find.
I thought
like I. I was. It was all over Twitter.
OK, I found one of the accounts that's posting about it.
I don't quite know what's going on here,
but, uh, they made a thingy.
Let me translate this.
There we go.
Uh, ra says what's actually wrong with the lot component?
Uh, it's tied to unity, right? So anything that's tied to unity needs to not be
all right. So those are all the questions that currently exist?
I'm
looking into a lot of groups and more. Um,
what's in that? That's weird.
Oh, no, that's OK. That's just an array, OK? Yeah.
Oh, yeah. So, um, frogs wants to do a lot more procedural generation,
and, uh, it's really it's really cool what they wanna do. Uh, but,
uh, it just like it's It's so low on the priority list.
Bits of it will appear with things like the proto
flux D SPS. But, um,
they really like procedural generation. Um, there's just, like no
time to do it.
Yeah, there's a like, generic terrain system, which is 1451475.
this one here should be fixed.
I don't know why I'm not assigned to this
Github. Sorry. This is the problem. I open up
github issues. I start assigning here.
Um,
how are you?
Uh, OK, so Lex says What does DS P mean? You said pro
flux DS P. So DS P is
digital signal processing.
Uh, and the thing to know about things like images, textures, audio,
uh, to some extent, video.
Although that's very complicated, because you've basically got, like,
a big fat pipe for the video frames, and you've got a DS P over it.
Very difficult.
But, um, DS P is digital signal processing.
And if you,
uh if you just search for DS P on our issue list because it's such a specific term,
you'll get all the DS P issues. So there's
texture DS, P, mesh, D, SDS, P and audio DS P.
Um, if you are familiar with things like,
uh,
a DS
R, I always get the like
issue. I always get it wrong,
but, like, so this is, uh, a DS R. And it's how most, um,
synthesisers can sort of tweak and adjust how things sound.
Um, so
that is an example of signal processing, right?
You're applying a transformation to that signal.
Um, and it's one of the most basic ones.
Um, for a better look at, uh, DS P, you can earn what,
uh,
sorry. It's on, um, the Marble Machines channel. And
there are so many videos from them where it's just like marbles, marbles, marbles,
marbles.
It's like, Yes, I specifically this time
want the non marble content.
Let me have the
non marvel content, please.
Uh, I I'll keep fighting it. Give me a second.
Uh
uh.
Promise you there's a video here.
I just I don't seem to be able to find anything today.
Think I found it?
Yes.
They put together a,
um they put together a bunch of electronic components in a way that, like,
resembles a musical instrument.
Um, and they called it the module, and they talk about a DS R in there,
and it's a really good way of seeing it.
I'm never gonna be able to find this video either.
Um, but there's a I don't know if it's being rectified since I last watched the video.
But there's a problem in the sort of academic world of DS P
where people keep using, um,
a picture of a scantily clad lady
for their DS P papers
because all prior DS P papers used that same image.
And it's a problem because that image, like they don't have the licence to use it.
But the reason why it's being used is like because they feel
it increases the chances of their paper going through because all prior papers
use that particular image as well.
Yeah, I can't find that
I need to, like,
start maintaining lists of cool stuff on YouTube that I can just send to people.
They're like, Oh,
Brian, tell me, what do you know about this random topic?
And I'm like, Here's a bunch of YouTube videos I watched three hours ago,
like, three years ago or whatever. Here you go.
Uh, next question is from Cyris.
Who says
any plans to release
Rezo
Day to the public? LX has it. Thank you. Yes, that's exactly the image.
Ah, I should be doing digital image processing, not signal processing. OK, cool.
There. That's the exact image.
But it is cropped, but, like it's, uh, like the full image is is
not safe work, right? It's It's It's a playboy image, right?
Uh, yeah. Cyris.
I don't know what reside is
Oh, we got some questions up from ground. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry.
Um
uh, So Grant says somewhere related to my previous question,
would making a rig and assigning a mesh be possible to do within resonate?
And what would it take from Resonate team to make that possibility?
You can absolutely do that. Um, you'd probably have to set up the mesh
Well, you could do it two ways, right?
So you could set up the armature outside of Resonate,
and then you can bring it in, and then you can just stick cubes to it.
That's that's possible. That's one way you can do, like a procedural avatar.
But then the other way, which the, uh, neo Landers do a lot go speak to Rusty bot
is they just ignore IK.
They ignore armatures, and they just do it all manually themselves. Um,
so that's the other way to do it.
So the answer is yes, it's done like it's already like people are doing it.
There are things we can do to make it better, but
like those would be, you know, guard
issues, et cetera.
Uh, nookie says, speaking of things used by procedurals are really support.
When and what would that roll out look like?
You know,
the magic word when has been like Maybe I need, like, an alarm or a bell.
Someone asked when question Mark. No idea. Couldn't tell you.
We don't answer when questions.
Uh,
ozie says, um,
how does it feel that we're approaching a year to resonate being
out? Uh,
I don't really know,
Um, I'm not big on
arbitrary celebrations.
So like
a year since it's being released, Like I'm sure we'll do something as a as a team.
I'm just like I'm not big on them. I'm just like, Yeah, it's been a year or so What?
Um,
it's not like so what? Like it's not impactful, but it is. So what, like I?
I don't know.
But
we should be doing events
like the stuff we might do for, um the the yearly, Um,
the year anniversary all the time, right?
Should be doing them all the time. We we don't need
it to be
a, um a year to to to do all those things
like of us. Says why not? And like, I agree.
Um and so that's why we will probably do stuff anyway.
I just don't personally place much, uh, personal emphasis on it in my brain
and the same way with birthdays and stuff like that.
It's like, woohoo reminder you're decaying.
Reminder. The meat that you walk around in is decaying
because, remember,
we're all meshy, uh,
mac suits,
meshy fleshy
Mac suits
like we made. We made calendars and years up
like if you go outside and you look at a tree,
it sounds crazy. I'm sorry. Uh,
you look at a tree and that tree don't care what year it is.
That tree don't care what month it is. That tree just is
You look at like
my dog and my dog doesn't care what year it is or what day it is.
They're just like,
Oh my God, I have the best life ever. I just wish Prime works less so we could play more.
Lex says she's starting to sound like a NIST.
No, I'm an absurdist like Everything is just completely absurd.
Like we put all this meaning on stuff and it doesn't mean anything.
Now when you apply context, it means stuff.
So, for example,
we could look at the growth of resonate over a quarter that's that's relevant.
That's good stuff to look at.
It's just I don't assign much personal value to It's been a year. W
Uh,
Grant has, uh, expanded their question talks about,
like doing everything from within resonate.
Um, I think you might be able to do it.
You'd probably have to assign the bones manually,
but you'd probably be able to do it?
I don't know. You'd have to try.
You can't.
Yeah, that's right. Red Dragon's right.
You can't do, uh, weight painting inside of of S
A That would be meat replying bone weights and vertex groups, et cetera.
Um,
you could have effectively do, like, really complex maths on the triangle mesh.
Um, but bearing in mind that, like, avatars are upwards of 100,000 triangles,
you'd basically be looping over 100,000 triangles without collections,
maybe collections is what you're needing.
Uh,
says when sha one bake a procedure to generator a mesh. Um,
when you want to,
um, if you don't need to edit the mess,
um, values.
Oh, my God.
If you don't need to edit the mesh's values or or change its shape, then, uh,
you can bake it if you want.
You don't need to. It's up to you,
uh, answer about as asking the same question that was previously answered by, uh,
grans multitude of questions.
Um,
it is a thing that's been thought of.
And there's the github
issue. Thank you. Cyris
Grant says clarification on the clarification of the previous question.
What will be required by the resonant team to allow ring to work that
github issue right there. 1233. There we go.
Probably a few other github
issues, but but
mostly that one.
an
bot says years are a physical thing. It marks for one full rotation around the sun.
Did you know that the time it takes to
rotate around the sun isn't precise and can change?
Also,
it isn't synchronised.
Um,
like, if you imagine, like a like, you know, like
a
Here comes another shitty paint or game.
If we If we're orbiting around the sun, which is the the
squiggly a.in the middle of my crappy paint diagram
like, Do we count the year when it passes like zero degrees, 30 degrees, 50 degrees?
Like
like
when do we measure a year? And the answer is, we measure a year based on
our calendar.
And how aligned is our calendar to the actual movement of the sun? I don't know.
And then, like someone's age
is,
is just like
it's just a reference point, right?
When you ask someone's age, you're using it as a reference point.
So let's say it's like, you know, buying alcohol at the store,
using it as a reference point to a law to make sure you don't break the law.
When you're asking it like socially,
it's so that you can put in place in your brain where that
person is in their life compared to where you are in your life.
I get a lot with my dog as well.
I'm walking the dog and they always ask what breed
it is because feta doesn't look like any particular breed.
Um,
got mistaken for Jack Russell a lot,
Um, all sorts of stuff like that,
But like then they always ask like, Oh, how old is he and I go to and then they go, Oh,
it's because they they in their head, They're like, Oh, yeah,
that's what a two year old dog looks like.
You know,
it doesn't mean
like,
maybe when we colonise Mars, we can redo like time and and dates again.
We can't do them here because it, like
just the amount of effort it would take to redo it these these days is is crazy.
But like if we're on a new planet, I'm pretty sure we can
because like no one will complain,
it's like, Hey, we like first like Martian colonist contingent.
We're not going to, like, have any contacts, Physical contact with Earth anymore.
Great.
So that means the boomers won't yell when we
try to remove daylight savings time from Mars.
Because daylight savings time might not even make sense on Mars.
Um, there'll be.
If there was daylight savings time on Mars,
it would be a different period or a different
setting or whatever. You know,
it's different because it's a different planet.
There's a few memes going around about like, um,
pretty much like any generation after the baby being generation.
It's like born soon enough to like brain rotten tick on tiktok.
But not not late enough to explore the galaxy.
You know, it's like we're, like, the best part of best part of a society.
I just coin a new term. I think I did.
Um, I'll see if it already exists.
And if it doesn't, I'll put it on Urban Dictionary and be like Prime came up with this.
Here's a recording of the first instance of it.
Um, anyway,
um,
yeah, born soon enough to explore experience, tick rot,
but not late enough to explore the galaxy.
There you go. There's a more eloquent way of phrasing it
if I'm red born too late to explore the world too early
to explore space just in time to experience peak brain rot.
Uh, with that, I'm noticing a lack of questions.
So we're going to go ahead and, uh, end off here.
You guys have any additional questions?
Make sure that you post them in escort and make sure, you know,
file get up issues and and and,
uh,
keep helping us out.
Oh, God, you mentioned. Not
it. Now I have to go, like, look that up and link it.
I also like this one here.
I forgot Tom Scott was like, on a break now,
So he put any videos up then because he didn't say like he was retiring.
It's just like he's gonna
Yeah, eight months ago, he was like, I'm gonna take a break from weekly videos. But
I didn't watch the like I didn't watch.
Yeah, I've got, like, four or five Tom Scott videos to watch.
I'm not up to date on them, but anyway, there we go.
Anyway, we'll leave off here and I'll speak to you guys later.