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Brandon Stover On Life
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A tartalmat a Brandon Stover | Plato University and Brandon Stover biztosítja. Az összes podcast-tartalmat, beleértve az epizódokat, grafikákat és podcast-leírásokat, közvetlenül a Brandon Stover | Plato University and Brandon Stover vagy a podcast platform partnere tölti fel és biztosítja. Ha úgy gondolja, hogy valaki az Ön engedélye nélkül használja fel a szerzői joggal védett művét, kövesse az itt leírt folyamatot https://hu.player.fm/legal.
Join Brandon Stover, founder of Plato University, as he questions everything in life to challenge the way you think. Every change in the world starts with one person. Through narrated essays and intellectual interviews, this podcast will equip you with practical philosophies, new perspectives, and modern understandings of global issues so that change can start with you. It will help you to become a more critical thinker, find purpose in your life, and discover why you would want to take action in changing the world. "They push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the people who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do." - Steve Jobs
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A tartalmat a Brandon Stover | Plato University and Brandon Stover biztosítja. Az összes podcast-tartalmat, beleértve az epizódokat, grafikákat és podcast-leírásokat, közvetlenül a Brandon Stover | Plato University and Brandon Stover vagy a podcast platform partnere tölti fel és biztosítja. Ha úgy gondolja, hogy valaki az Ön engedélye nélkül használja fel a szerzői joggal védett művét, kövesse az itt leírt folyamatot https://hu.player.fm/legal.
Join Brandon Stover, founder of Plato University, as he questions everything in life to challenge the way you think. Every change in the world starts with one person. Through narrated essays and intellectual interviews, this podcast will equip you with practical philosophies, new perspectives, and modern understandings of global issues so that change can start with you. It will help you to become a more critical thinker, find purpose in your life, and discover why you would want to take action in changing the world. "They push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the people who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do." - Steve Jobs
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×A narrated essay reflecting on minimalism: owning only what adds value and meaning to your life and removing the rest. Find more essays at brandonstover.com Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com Timestamps: (00:00) - Beginning of Essay (02:08) - Minimalism (03:53) - Value of Small Spaces (07:05) - Using Things to Fulfill Feelings (09:01) - Deciding What Has Value…
A narrated essay reflecting on the dark side of consistently creating content, what a content creators intention should be, and how to create content that is both sensational and valuable. Find more essays at brandonstover.com Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:25) - Beginning of Essay (05:19) - The Two Sides of Content Creation (08:26) - Consistent Content Creation (10:03) - Content Marketing (11:58) - Creator's Intention (12:40) - Value of Long-Form Content…
A narrated essay reflecting on the five stages of relationships for both monogamists and non-monogamists, delineating when a romantic interest should move to the next stage. Find more essays at brandonstover.com Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:21) - Beginning of Essay (03:03) - Stage 1: Need Fulfillment (04:18) - Stage 2: Mutual Benefit (05:37) - Stage 3: Romantic Trial Period (06:37) - Stage 4: Resource Trial Period (07:47) - Stage 5: Life Partners (09:32) - Pursuing Purpose Together (12:09) - Monogamy vs Non-Monogamy (14:43) - Polarity in Relationships…
A narrated essay on how to strive towards perfection, an ideal state of being, without feeling shame or guilt when we fall short as flawed human beings. Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (02:29) - Essay Narration (05:10) - Commentary on Essay…
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1 On the Metaverse: Metaverse vs Reality, Enhancing Evolution, & Running Simulations to Solve Climate Change | On Life 083 20:55
A narrated An essay reflecting on how the Metaverse can either supplement or replace reality, simulation theory, evolution of humans, and the decisions each of us will have to make as the Metaverse unfolds. Brandon shares how he believes the Metaverse can help, his fears for those turning away from reality, and how he would proceed given the choice between the Metaverse and reality. Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:17) - Beginning of essay On the Metaverse: Metaverse vs Reality (03:59) - Will the Metaverse be an escape from reality? (05:20) - How does the design of the Metaverse keep you inside the Metaverse? (06:14) - How will the Metaverse help us avoid reality? (07:43) - What is the role of suffering in human existence? (08:43) - What is the goal of the Metaverse? (09:19) - Could the Metaverse be a supplement to real life? (10:49) - How could the Metaverse help us solve problems through simulation? (13:20) - How does the Metaverse fall short? (15:14) - Are we already living in a simulation? (16:29) - How can the Metaverse accelerate human evolution? (18:26) - Will you choose the Metaverse or Reality?…
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1 On the Body: Using the Body to Access the Mind, Your Body is Your Responsibility, and Who Has Decisive Power Over Your Body | On Life 082 21:20
A narrated essay reflecting on how to access the mind using the body, your responsibility for your body, and who has the power to make decisions about our bodies. Brandon shares how he began a better connection with his body and his views about decisions made concerning other's bodies including abortion and COVID. Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:04) - Beginning of essay On the Body: Using the Body to Access the Mind (04:15) - Inspiration of essay, my journey with first connecting with the body (05:49) - How do we access the mind through the body? (09:49) - What is the connection of the mind with reality? (10:49) - How did the Stoics perceive the body? (11:13) - How is the body a tool for your will? (12:30) - Why you must become the expert and take responsibility for your body (15:11) - What happens when you outsource responsibility of your body to others? (15:58) - Who should have ultimate decisions over our bodies? (18:30) - What can you do if your body is enslaved or controlled by someone else? (20:52) - Final comments on the body…
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1 On Goals: Joy of Goals, Finite Games vs Infinite Games, and The Fear of Ambition | On Life 081 29:58
A narrated essay reflecting on what the true joy of a goal is, what to do when you are not reaching goals fast enough, goals in finite vs infinite games, and how to share your ambition with others. Brandon shares his struggles with not reaching goals fast enough and sharing his ambition with others. Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:16) - Beginning of essay On Goals: Joy of Goals (04:50) - Inspiration of essay, not reaching goals fast enough (05:38) - How does dopamine and our brain influence goals? (06:20) - What choices do we have in life? (07:03) - What are finite vs infinite games? (08:12) - How does legacy effect our goals? (10:13) - What is the true benefit of having a goal? (13:27) - How many goals should we have? (14:22) - Why should you cherish your goals? (15:25) - What is the best possible goal to set for yourself? (16:40) - Why do some fear ambition? (20:22) - Why do you fear sharing your ambition? (24:51) - What is the goal of the infinite game of life? (26:48) - How to deal with uncertainty in life Full show notes, transcripts, and resources for every episode can be found at: brandonstover.com The On Life podcast is produced by Plato University .…
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1 On Marriage: Marriage as a Social Contract, Greek Love, Divorce, and Monogamy vs Polygamy | On Life 080 33:15
A narrated essay reflecting on marriage as a contract, whether love should be a part of this contract, what other types of marriage exist, and if monogamy is the best form of partnership for marriages. Brandon elaborates on his 4 year marriage ending in divorce, relationship check-ins, and what forms of love and relationships he may look for in the future. Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:20) - Beginning of essay On Marriage: Marriage as a Social Contract (05:43) - Current context, recent divorce, and childhood background (06:58) - Is marriage a contract requiring negotiations? (08:41) - Is marriage as a positive environment for children? (09:42) - What of the chemical influence of love on the brain? (10:32) - What role does love play in marriage? (14:16) - What is the desire to want the best for your partner? (15:29) - Relationship check-ins and the beginning of my divorce (19:09) - Should marriage be more flexible? (20:58) - What other types of marriages exist? (28:30) - Questioning the standard template of marriage to fit your circumstances (30:08) - Should love and marriage be separate? (31:40) - Questions I have for those in long lasting marriages Full show notes, transcripts, and resources for every episode can be found at: brandonstover.com The On Life podcast is produced by Plato University .…
Introducing the On Life podcast. Through narrated essays and intellectual interviews, this podcast will equip you with practical philosophies, new perspectives, and modern understandings of global issues so that change can start with you. It will help you to become a more critical thinker, find purpose in your life, and discover why you would want to take action in changing the world. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why I'm rebranding the podcast What On Life is about and how it will help you How philosophy is one part of a trifecta for human action The biggest problem with content creation My promise to you, the listener Want the essays and podcasts delivered directly to you? Subscribe: brandonstover.substack.com Full show notes, transcripts, and resources for every episode can be found at: brandonstover.com The On Life podcast is produced by Plato University .…
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1 Ben Jeffreys on Solving Clean Cooking for 4 Billion People, Carbon Credits, and Impact Flywheels | Evolve 079 55:41
Ben Jeffreys is the CEO of ATEC International , which supports households across Asia & Africa to transition to modern, decarbonized cooking through its patented IoT stove products - delivering cost efficiency to households, data-validated carbon credits to net-zero partners and addressing the 4 billion people who lack access to clean, modern cooking. After moving his family to Cambodia in 2015 to commercialize ATEC’s biodigester prototype, the winning product of the Google Impact Challenge, into a social enterprise, he has helped ATEC become a global leader in clean cooking it's two flagship on-grid and off-grid products delivering data-driven scalable impact not only for cooking, but data validation of carbon reduction as well. ATEC is aiming to help 800 million households to offset more emissions than the global airline industry whilst saving the lives of millions of women each year who traditionally cook with wood. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How clean cooking products increases life quality, health, and household incomes How ATEC is using data collection and technology to offset carbon emissions The economics of carbon credits and why they are attractive to companies How to choose a high impact problem you can have a significant role in solving How to develop an Impact Flywheel to scale a solution and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/79 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University . TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:40) - How big is the clean cooking problem globally? (02:46) - How to choose a high impact problem you can have a significant role in solving (06:29) - What macro trends in energy made ATEC's solutions possible (07:23) - ATEC's clean cooking biodigester and induction stove solutions (11:41) - How to develop an Impact Flywheel to scale a solution (16:50) - Why Ben moved his family to Cambodia (21:04) - How ATEC gained early adopters with its PAYGO model (23:01) - How ATEC developed it's prototypes (27:01) - How clean cooking products increases life quality, health, and household incomes (30:12) - Why ATEC decided to pivot to induction stoves (33:04) - How ATEC is using data collection and technology to offset carbon emissions (36:34) - The economics of carbon credits and why they are attractive to companies (40:55) - How to face overwhelming problems (42:37) - Why its important to choose purposeful work (46:18) - How to identify a problem you are equipped to solve (48:34) - What our energy solutions look like for the next decade (53:17) - How we can push the world to Evolve…
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1 Yael Joffe on Genetics for Personalized Healthcare, Problems with Modern Medicine, and Going from Scientist to Entrepreneur | Evolve 078 1:13:39
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Dr. Yael Joffe is Founder and Chief Science Officer of 3x4 genetics , which is brining the future of personalized healthcare by make use of the power of your unique genetics. This digital health company is pioneering the application of genomics to improve human health and sports performance by giving people access to more personalized, DNA-data-driven recommendations for fitness, food, supplements and lifestyle. Pioneering in the field and even cobbling together her own PHD, Yael became a world-renowned scientist in the rapidly-evolving discipline of nutrigenomics. She has over 20 years of experience in nutrition, genetics, sound research, clinical practice and scientific integrity, is a highly sought-after speaker, has co-authored two books, ‘It’s Not Just Your Genes’ and ‘Genes To Plate’, and has been published in multiple peer-reviewed scientific journals. She has also trained hundreds of healthcare practitioners globally in nutrigenomics as course creator and adjunct professor. Yael is going share how we can use genetics to help everyone, everywhere personalize every health decisions, addressing root causes not just patching symptoms. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How genetics and epigenetics can enhance health, wellbeing, and performance What are the problems with modern medicine's one size fits all model to healthcare? How does knowing your genetics help with your nutrition and diet? How Yael went from budding architect to world renowned scientist and entrepreneur How to keep pursuing an idea when everyone else says your crazy How we can start taking responsibility for your own health and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/78 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University . TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:46) - Why is Yael so passionate about cold water swimming? (05:58) - Genetics and epigenetics 101 (12:18) - What are the problems with modern medicine's one size fits all model to healthcare? (15:08) - The problem of focusing on symptoms rather than root causes (19:18) - 3x4 Genetics solution to enhance health, wellbeing, and performance (26:53) - Why work with health practitioners rather than go direct to consumer (30:12) - How does the science of 3x4 compare to 23andMe? (34:10) - How does knowing your genetics help with your nutrition and diet? (40:15) - Ethical considerations for genetic data and how to stay safe (44:41) - How Yael went from budding architect to world renowned scientist and entrepreneur (55:10) - Most important lessons Yael learned from her mentors (57:01) - How to decide if a project is having impact and when to move on (1:01:04) - Passing along important lessons in entrepreneurship through family generations (1:04:43) - How to keep pursuing an idea when everyone else says your crazy (1:08:50) - How we can start taking responsibility for your own health (1:11:48) - How we can push the world to Evolve…
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1 Sibongani Kayola on Ending Global Poverty, GivingDirectly Cash Transfers, and Finding Meaningful Careers | Evolve 077 50:30
Sibongani Kayola is Country Director of GiveDirectly Liberia, and someone deeply interested in the interaction between psychosocial factors and financial behavior. GiveDirectly is a nonprofit that lets donors like you send money directly to the world’s poorest households. Globally, GiveDirectly delivered $165M+ to over 534K households in 8 countries across 25 different programs in 2021. Sibongani joined the GiveDirectly Liberia program in 2018 and had a goal to deliver cash to ~12,000 people in 2 years. Fast forward to 2021 they enrolled and paid over 100,000 Liberians in a single year! As country director she provides strategic leadership for GiveDirectly’s in-country operations. She is responsible for managing a US$ 70M portfolio (2022-2025), leading in-country fundraising and resource mobilization and managing relationships with entities such as the Liberia Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, USAID and the World Bank. And today, Sibongani shares her learnings of giving money directly in Liberia and how we can end poverty in our lifetime by direct giving, an efficient, proven, and empowering way to help. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What are the drivers of global poverty The step by step journey from donating your cash to someone receiving it The effectiveness of giving cash directly for lifting someone out of poverty Key considerations when looking for a meaningful career solving global issues How an everyday person can make change to solve big issues and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/77 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University . TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:54) - What are the drivers of global poverty? (06:05) - How does US poverty compare to global poverty? (07:02) - The State of Liberia in 2018 making poverty worse (10:32) - How much someone in Liberia lives on in a day (12:40) - The first steps to giving cash directly to people in Liberia (13:51) - What happens when they refuse to take the cash? (16:51) - The step by step journey from donating your cash to someone receiving it (18:50) - How country governments respond to GiveDirectly (21:33) - How communities change when money is given directly to citizens (24:15) - GiveDirectly's effectiveness compared to goods or service nonprofits (26:17) - Long-term research and considerations of giving cash directly (28:40) - Can crypto help end poverty? (31:04) - How to provide financial literacy to receivers of cash (34:08) - How Sibongani went from working in mental health to poverty (37:23) - Key considerations when looking for a meaningful career solving global issues (41:58) - Challenges to growing the GiveDirectly Liberia program (46:15) - How an everyday person can make change to solve big issues (49:16) - How we can push the world to Evolve…
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1 Robbie Bent on Breathwork for Mental Health, 8 Day Cave Retreats, and Overcoming Failure and Addiction | Evolve 076 1:00:48
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Robbie Bent is Co-founder of Othership , a physical location and an on-demand Breathwork platform featuring the world's best facilitators in the space. Years ago, breathwork, plant medicine, and hot/cold therapy helped Robbie turn away from a lifetime of alienation and addiction. Now, his mission is to create a community and safe space for people to feel belonging, connection, and emotional resilience without the social crutch of alcohol or drugs. His brand, Othership, includes physical and online opportunities to dial into the breath, self-regulate our emotions, and connect with one another. How backyard ice baths sparked a community that’s redefining well-being. Prior to Othership, he led ecosystem development at Ethereum and was multiple time founder. Today, Robbie is going share how backyard ice baths sparked a community that’s redefining well-being and how we can tap into the power of the human nervous system to shift our state for better mental health. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why Robbie lived 8 days in a cave How our modern life is effecting our mental health How breathwork can foster emotional fitness, mental health, and friendship How Othership went from a backyard to growing startup How Robbie went from a failed startup and drug addiction to helping hundreds of people with mental health and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/76 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University . TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (02:16) - Why Robbie lived 8 days in a cave (04:28) - How the cave experience changed his perception (12:39) - How our modern life is effecting our mental health (16:49) - How breath is connected to wellbeing (20:18) - How breathwork can foster emotional fitness, mental health, and friendship (27:37) - Using music to make wellness practices fun (30:19) - How Othership went from a backyard to growing startup (37:49) - How Robbie went from a failed startup and drug addiction to helping hundreds of people with mental health (43:36) - The first steps to getting out of depression (47:39) - What success and enough means for Robbie (51:44) - How Robbie is using a retreat to prepare for fatherhood (53:17) - The difficulties of keeping a wellness routine (55:42) - How to get started with breathwork and hot/cold therapy for wellbeing (58:59) - How we can push the world to Evolve…
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1 Brandon Stover on Changing Higher Education, Finding Purpose, & Being a Podcaster | Evolve 075 1:07:44
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Want the top 3 lessons and premium, detailed deep-dive show notes for this episode for FREE? Subscribe at evolvepodcast.substack.com Brandon Stover it the founder of Plato University , an alternative, online university that turns your passions into purpose by helping you master skills and launch a career solving global challenges. As a podcaster, he hosts the Evolve podcast. From climate change to education to mental health, he mines the wisdom of visionaries and experts for the tools and tactics to solve these global issues. He is also the founder of the Social Good Media Network , a media group united around the goal of helping listeners understand the global challenges we face and how we can work together to solve them. Before these ventures, I spent half a decade of experience as a designer, marketer, and educator. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to listen to others and TRULY understand them How I am changing the higher education paradigm And the dark challenges I faced that led me to finding my purpose and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/75 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University and is a member of the Social Good Media Network TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (06:36) - How to navigate difficult conversations (09:01) - How to calm the voice of judgement in your mind (11:00) - How to connect and recognize other's emotions (12:33) - How podcasting made me a better listener (16:20) - How podcasting skills transfer to other areas of life (20:28) - Podcasting as a container for deeper conversations (24:09) - Chasing the golden ticket and reaching depression (28:24) - How I started the path to finding purpose (32:35) - Does fear play into my decisions (37:42) - How students start finding their purpose at Plato University (40:30) - How did Plato University start (45:03) - How millennials and gen z are demanding purpose in their life (53:40) - What does Plato University look like at scale? (57:53) - How do employers look at education? (52:04) - What does a degree signal in Higher Education? (1:05:29) - What does compassion mean?…
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1 H.D. Lee on Using Education to Connect Students to a Higher Self, Finding Meaning & Purpose, & Building a New School | Evolve 074 52:40
Want the top 3 lessons and premium, detailed deep-dive show notes for this episode for FREE? Subscribe at evolvepodcast.substack.com H.D. Lee is Founder of Nomadic School , which is dedicated to adolescents’ and young adults’ exploration of the beauty, truth, and goodness within in connection to Something larger than oneself. He is a seeker and practitioner of wholeness through living an authentic and inspired life. The life roles which bring him insight, healing and growth are son, father, friend, learner, artist, musician, writer, teacher, and coach. H.D. Lee runs a life coaching practice with a focus on self- actualization and Self-realization. In other words, his work often involves the questions of the discovery and fulfillment of one’s potential, as well as life meaning and purpose. His clients are young adults, adults, and couples who come from more than twenty different countries and cultural backgrounds. H.D. Lee serves in an advisory role for the social educational non-profit HundrED in Finland, and Xinzhai-Better (心斋-貝德幼兒全人教育中心) in China. Fluent and literate in Chinese, French, and English, H.D. has lived or worked in the US, Germany, France, England, Taiwan, China, and Belgium. Formerly an information technology and business consultant for many years, H.D. Lee also taught transpersonal & positive psychology to international students at Sofia University (USA). H.D. is currently launching a school . WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What is the Self and how you can discover it How the economic system & industrial complex have effected education Why traditional education does not help learners wrestle with the fundamental question of life How to create a transdisciplinary school model for student discovery of the self How to help students find meaning and purpose through learning and much more... Full show notes, transcripts, and resources can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/74 The Evolve podcast is produced by Plato University and is a member of the Social Good Media Network TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Introduction (01:10) - How Dean's life culminated into education (06:41) - Why start a new school (11:52) - Dean's mission with Nomadic School (12:38) - What is the Self & how do we discover it? (16:32) - How the economic system & industrial complex have effected education (21:44) - Why traditional education does not help learners wrestle with the fundamental question of life (23:44) - How to create a transdisciplinary school model for student discovery of the self (29:12) - A day in the life of a Nomadic School learner (34:25) - Challenges of starting a school with a radical model (39:29) - How to help students find meaning and purpose through learning (47:56) - What is the meaning of life (49:11) - Call to action (51:02) - How to push the world to Evolve…
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