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Very insightful! Thanks for sharing

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Thankuu so much for this informative video 🎉

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A big reason is just nurology. Specifically mirroing empathy. I say space cow is your god and you shiver in your boots. I know im lying but i know you are complient no matter what i say. Reality dosent matter. Social higherarchy is. So people who actively lie know that they have to keep the lie up to take their followers for a ride.

Thanks. Great work. I wished you would have made an example for a "straw man argument".

Because they don't want to. They want a permission structure to be vile.

It’s as simple as how do you know it’s fact

Who would have ever thought that making everything about money was a bad thing?

this video is paid for by the govt to keep people doubting lizard ppl

Also just like you can’t show hardcore **** on cable tv at 4pm is there a moral or ethical reason why we can’t do the same thing for lets say the main media of the time

Siri keeps bullying me too

Wow you started this video as if it was going to be some advanced college level info but it feels more geared towards grade school children. Or maybe that’s just the average level of people’s intelligence now. Truly Idiocracy.

I always tell my son that it's more important to be kind than it is to be right. Thanks. This is a really good video.

This is a fascinating perspective on social media usage and how we can be feeding our biases, something to have in mind when we curate our feeds.

Spoken like a true reptiloid

Well done, Royce!

I have learned professionalism for teachers.

Thank you! I was looking everywhere in the Canvas guides how to do this.

K12 educators can pay special attention to the first three stories that begin at 2:46 (a thing "only rich, smart people" do; passing out in the cafeteria; and avoiding medical treatment for a broken arm) and talk about a time when you discovered a student facing an "invisible" struggle. How did you deal with it?

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Thank you!

I love this deep philosophical discussion.

Now Imagine I would like to teach a book on IELTS for English learners and I am covering the whole book from page 1 to the last. Is it allowed considering I am teaching it and I am not sharing it and students will go and buy the book?

Thank you teacher! 😇

Amazing!! Thank you so much!!

Sa akong mga classmates dra, for sure naa mo dri kay aron mag answer sa follow up questions hahaha.

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I'm god and I'm suing everyone for the use of my creation which I trademarked at the dawn of time.

hello i am a teacher.and i want to ask you that if i take questions photo from a book and use that photo on my ppt and solve it and made its video . is it coming under illegal? or copy right clam ?????????

Finally a quick and concise explanation!! Thank you!!! Keep making videos like this please!!

Can you show us an example of what transforming an activity could be?

excuse me, can u give us an explanation about that 9 PICRAT combinations?

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it's automatically copyrighted yes, but what chance does a smaller artist have of taking anyone to court over someone using their material or sampling their work,. this whole law is designed to protect the big companies at the top who exploit artists for their work to release under their brand instead of the copyright owners.

Permission to share this video for our school presentation about copyright ☺️

I understand the overall point of the video, and I feel like the overall point is expressed well. However, this video, and how you portrayed certain points, feel very, very directed at women. Not only did you only use a female character to portray your points (which carries on the narrative that teaching is meant for women), but also stating that "teachers" (aka women in the field of education), need to cover up, not be too outspoken, and portray a feminine, family friendly image 110% of the time in order to be seen as professional and competent at their jobs. I don't blame you for the narrative, it's the fault of society as a whole. I did want to point out to you how your video perpetuates that narrative.

Other wealth nations -what is a copy right?

"This is ridiculous" unless you make money of them, other than that... it all sounds like bs.

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Loved how succinct this video was. Could I share with my coworkers and classmates in a technology for teachers course?

Great video please make more and more 😊👍

I am about to interview for a place on Lifelong Learning PGCE course and found this very helpful and inspiring. cheers for making it. :)

i m teaching maths on youtube can i take shots of text books and use them in my videos like exercises pages but i solve each question on my own....?

Who's here because of Prof. Ed?

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