Science Fabrication or Safety Fabrication

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[00:00:00] :  Yeah. Mhm. This show is brought to you by safety Following program is rated M. L. S. V. It contains strong language, sexual situations and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences. Finally show with the ball should call it like it is rated R. Safety show on safety FM. Countdown to audio torture. Directed Our safety show starts in 321 Lady ear drum pain begin. Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the rated R. Safety show with your host. Dr uh It doesn't matter who the host is. Well, well, well, well, well, it does not matter who the host is. Today's Tuesday, april 13th of 2021 day, 103 of the year and only 262 days to go. So hopefully you're off to a grand stock this morning. We are broadcasting live from the safety FM studios in Orlando florida, coming across the multiverse of safety FM. That's not a joke. As I do say that. And of course, we are broadcasting at safety FM dot com or safety dot FM as well. Or safety FM dot live Or you get the point, but we're also finding out hanging out with our other buds. Uh you know, they're the people from radio big, those people real big streaming. 24 7 real big dot FM. Okay, so that's going on right away as we are speaking about it. Anyway, so here we go. Today is the day. If you did win the contest or you were looking into it, the class would nip in a nan and Todd Conklin starts this afternoon or at least afternoon in my time zone. So that's readily available if you're so inclined to come and hang out today. So there you go. Anyway, so as we are talking, it is Tuesday. So the Tuesday tradition and maybe we should start breaking tradition because maybe I'm sorry to become too much of a traditionalist or something along those lines. But Tuesday trans tradition is typically for us to hang out and start talking about music. So maybe we should do that today or maybe not. I don't know. But let's talk about it. Let's give you the top five songs according to Spotify at number five was the weekend, Save your tears at number four Mass. Wolf at astronauts in the Ocean At # three, Polo G rap star and number two Justin Bieber peaches and at the number one spot, little nods with call me by your name. It sounds a little interesting. Uh so there you go. That's what's going on there now. With the funny part is that when you go into the other side of the equation and you start taking a look at what was trending according to itunes with their top five. Well, I told it, I told you That he was going to give it to you. So here you go, DMX at number five with X is going to give it to you At number four. DMX would party up At number three mass. Wolf with astronaut in the ocean and number two Bruno mars leave the door open and at the number one spot it was DMX Ruff Ryders anthem. So there you go. DMX apparently will be missed as we've already discussed, but his music is charting once again, not that it hasn't charted, but it's charting once again, coming upon his death passing away last week. So there you go. Some interesting stuff, of course, coming right away. So as we are talking and you know, and you're hearing and all that stuff, If you're not familiar with the show, let me kind of give you the outliers, what ends up taking places. You can come hang out, talk inside of our chat boxes. If you're on the livestream, uh, you can stream us across the multiverse is safety FM, we're on facebook, we're on linkedin, we're all that stuff, we're all hanging out in those different spots. Um, if you want to do that, keep in mind we are a radio shell first followed by a podcast that goes into a streaming service, not to be kind of convoluted with anything else. Radio is Love here. You know, that's where a lot of the love for this whole thing started. So, just for reference purposes anyway, so we'll, we'll bring in some professional broadcasters, they'll tell you exactly what's going on from their point of view of the world. So they'll, they'll give you to the professional method, I will come back, give you the news stories that kind of hit our top list And then we'll go through some of those talk about them and then go from there. So that's how the show is laid out. That's what we talk about. I give you a lot of my opinions on what's going on because that's what it is. It's a show about opinions and of course we want to listen to your opinions. So if you have anything to say, hit up the chat box, go ahead and do that. Or you can text 866 930 sfm one. That's 866930 sfm one. Hit the text messaging right there. Data rates may apply into your area, but we'll go ahead and get those around it about and take a listen to what the hell you have to say. Anyway, let's get you two are friends that feature story news and we'll get that rolling and bowling right away. Here is the news on the safety show feature story news in London. I'm ali Barrett. Taiwan's government says 25 chinese military aircraft entered the islands air defense identification zone on monday. The incursion, which included fighters as well as nuclear capable bombers, was the largest reported to date. Patrick Fox reports from Fsn Beijing. It's the latest show of force by china against Taiwan, an island. It regards part of its sovereign territory. Monday's incursion involved 14 J 16 and forge a 10 fighters, four H six K bombers to anti submarine aircraft and an early warning aircraft. According to Taiwan's Defence Ministry. It comes after the U. S. Issued new guidelines allowing for american officials to meet more freely with Taiwanese officials. Taiwan said it's combat aircraft was sent to worn away. The chinese aircraft missile systems were also deployed to monitor them. On sunday U. S. Secretary of state antony Blinken hit out at china's actions and warned it would be a serious mistake to try and change the status quo by force, protesters have again defied a curfew in Minnesota to protest against the killing of 20 year old black man Dante right. A police officer accidentally shot him on sunday believing she was using her taser. Nick harper reports from Washington. Demonstrators have taken to the streets of Brooklyn center in Minnesota. Some chanted kill a cop. A handful threw rocks at police in riot gear right was killed during a traffic stop on sunday. Police say the female officer thought she was holding her taser when she pulled the trigger, killing the 20 year old. The incident in the Minneapolis suburb happened just a few miles from where George Floyd was killed last May And where Derek Chauvin is currently on trial for his murder. The defense is due to begin its case later on Tuesday with closing arguments expected on Monday. I'm Nick Harper in Washington. 11 suspected members of a far-right terror group go on trial in Stuttgart on Tuesday. The men are suspected of planning attacks on migrants, politicians and Muslims to try and start a civil war. The UK government's offered all over fifties and the most vulnerable. A covid 19 vaccine. First dose. The milestone comes several days before the april 15th target and means those in their forties are now being offered a jab. The Moderna vaccine is also being rolled out now in England. However, surge testing is being implemented in parts of South London where a cluster of cases of the South africa discovered variant has been identified. Professor of virology Lawrence Young says vigilance is needed as lockdown eases. It's a sobering reminder. I think the virus is still lurking. It's still out there. 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Oh, before I forget, because I don't want anybody else to say it. There's the QR code one more time in case you're, you're missing out on it. Just for our lovely little sign right there. I am not speaking at any safety conference or expo just in case if you don't want to feel left out. In regards of seeing all the people posting on social media that they will be speaking at any conference or expo, that's going on during a certain period of time. Uh, so there you go, you can take download to that if you want, you just click up the QR code and it will get you moving right away into that direction. You'll see a little video if you want to take a listen to that and then you'll be able to download the quite fantastic sign uh right away as we are talking about it. So there you go, that's the sign. I am not speaking at any sign of uh, safety conference and expo between september the 13th and the 15th. It's all about inclusion. Don't forget it. Anyway, so let's start talking about what's going on according to the hit list. So let's take a look and we're going to give you news some some news will be unsettling for some, but we have to talk about it because that's what goes on around here. So after care. After careful under the radar planning several white white Lives Matter rallies were planned for sunday or total flops protests planned on route and Riley philadelphia Fort Worth in Los Angeles saw just a handful to zero participants. Meanwhile, uh counter protest groups such as Black Lives Matters were on hand in those cities just in case the lackluster events were documented by live streams and photos posted to twitter and social media platforms. Many left leaning outlets reporting on the rally stated that the lack of participant doesn't mean that people aren't racist, but simply that they have mood underground or perhaps are acting out acting out more as the lone wolf as in attacks. I don't know what the hell is going on man. Uh So there you go. That's the information there. Some other news. U. S. Army officers is suing to Virginia police officers after violent traffic stop that went viral last december. Lieutenant Caron Nazario was driving his suv when he was pulled over by an officer Daniel Crocker for having no no rear license plate and tinted windows. Uh It was later reported that he did not have temporary plates of the or he did have temporary plates inside of the rear view window. In the video crow care. Um and another officer are seen approaching the vehicle with their guns drawn and or heard asking this idea to step out of the studio complies, steps out of the vehicle with his hands raised while questioning the officers about what he has done as he is exiting the vehicle, the other prey space praise space peppers spray into him four times it is then placed onto the uh, onto the ground and then handcuffed rosario's lawsuit claims unlawful seizure, exit, excessive force, illegal search, violating the First Amendment right to freedom of speech in common law, assault, uh, battery and false imprisonment according to CNN he is seeking $1 million in compensation and damages. Hold on. This is the lawyer take like 33%. Maybe he's shooting too low. I I don't know, I'm just just saying, just saying, okay sorry, okay, not sorry, I don't know. Maybe it's not going to play, it's not gonna be a thing. Uh So there you go. Some things to think about. For sure. Oh wow, it's not doing it, not doing it today, whatever After that. Hold on, wait a minute. Well, anyway, so I guess my disclaimer is not going to be disclaimed because I can't disclaim the disclaimer. What? Yeah, that's what's going on anyways. 15 minutes about the top of the hour. What did he just say? We have safety. Don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now, back to real safety talk on safety. FM. Yeah, 15 minutes past the top of the hour, as you are hanging out. You and I are here together. Anyways, we talked about this during the Super Bowl season, so let's talk about it. Some more former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid has been charged with D. W. I. In a car crash that left a five year old are real young with brain damage. Court records show that read 35 had a blood alcohol content a .113 after the crash, he was also traveling at nearly 84 mph, just seconds into slamming into two vehicles that were parked on the side of a highway entry ramp. When young was sitting in one of them. If convicted, read faces up to seven years in prison. Meanwhile, on March 27, young was reportedly awakened from her coma but remained hospitalized. So there you go. Some information going on inside of that neck of the woods. Hopefully she will be able to recover fully of the whole thing. As we have discussed previously. Anyways, let's continue talking. A woman in California has been arrested after her three young Children were found dead in her home, Liliana Carajo was taken into custody over the weekend after fleeing the scene of the crime. According to the LAPD, the Children ages 32 and six months were allegedly stabbed to death by their mother, who authorities are calling a sole suspect. The Children's father, eric Denton is devastated over the news. A family member told the local news outlet that didn had been trying to get custody of the three kids and had reached out to the D. C. F. S. And police for help on multiple occasions. It is unclear what letter carajo to carry out such a heinous act. Uh, let's talk about it. A fucking mental breakdown. Really like what led to it. I don't think she was just strolling and said, hey, this is a good idea to do that kind of the common practice there, of things to think about. Um, I mean it's a terrible act. Let's just be realistic, let's talk about it. I mean there's so much stuff going on right there. Uh I mean it's just crazy when you hear something like this and then what happened with the contact with D. C. F. S. I'm just asking the question and I know some people are not gonna like that. But hey, you can't plan for some of these things. I mean now we're talking here, we're talking 32 in six months. 32 in six months, totally unnecessary. Like totally your how many kids go up for adoption or how many kids could go out for adoption is better saying people that are looking to have kids. I mean there's options of course as we do talk about it anyways 18 minutes past the top of the hour as of monday over 18.189 point seven million Covid vaccine have been administered nationwide. Over 74 million americans have been fully vaccinated. While more than 100 and 20 .8 million have received at least one job. The total number of cumulative cases in the us are just over 31 million with more than 559,000 deaths attributed to the virus. So there you go. Some other interesting news. And then here is gonna be the other part. So we talk about COVID, we talk about death, we talk about safety, we talked about all these other things, but the damn thing that we keep on talking about all the time is good. So let's talk some more. A teenager was killed in a police officer was wounded when a gunman opened fire at a high school in Knoxville Tennessee on monday afternoon. The full circumstances of the incident have not yet been Made clear, but officers rushed off to Austin East Magnet High School around 315 after a call came in about an armed person. When they approached the suspect, shots were exchanged. A school, A school officer suffered a non life threatening injury and a male teen was killed. A statement from the police said that one person has been detained. Local N. B N. B. C. Affiliate, W. B. I. Are reported that 14 who were current or former students at the school have been killed in a shooting in recent months. This story is still developing and listen, we can go through this 1000 times if we want you in 1000 times more people can obtain guns legally and illegally. It's not it's not part of the conversation. I mean it is part of the conversation but we kind of know this bad guys bad gals will always find a way to kind of circumvent the system. Just kind of the way that it works. Let's be realistic. But what are we looking at here? I mean let's be realistic for a moment and let's think about the last year in particular when we were talking about the pandemic mostly and about people being locked up, we didn't hear about these kind of large shootings going on. Now I'm not saying this is a mass shooting, but it is a multiple killing that happened here or a killing that occurred here. But when do we start talking about gun control again? I'd say take them all away because that's not what I'm saying. But how do we start looking at this? How do we start verifying? I mean it just gets kind of strange because all of a sudden hey do you want your kid going to a school where there's metal detectors all over the place? Probably not. But now, you know, when we're talking about ghost guns, which is the other popular thing going on, you know, we, we might have some questions on some things to ask. We are now video streaming the rated R safety show. I don't know why our host has a face for radio rated R safety show. So there you go. A lot of things to talk about, think about and so on. So that's what's going on. Anyways, let's start talking a little bit more. New. Hampshire is the first state to administer at least one dose of COVID vaccine to over 50 of its eligible residents. What makes you eligible exactly? Uh, the state opened vaccine eligibility to residents ages 16 and older on April II. So there you go and plan to do it with residency requirements next week. What? What? Yeah, there you go. There you go. Um so there you go with that. As of Monday 50.9 had received at least one dose while additional 21.5 had received their second dose according to the c. d. c. The state said that the second highest dose is administered are the at the rate of 70,457 per 100,000 of total population. New Mexico currently is the highest with 71,674 per 100,000. Did I ever tell you how much I like New Mexico? Yeah. Now because of the vaccine thing just I just like new Mexico I'll mention it just in case. But if you haven't taken a look at it earthship you probably should give it a give it a go. Especially if you're in the taus area. Yeah taus. Just in case. Uh So there you go, a lot of interesting stuff going on inside of the world right now, let's talk about the case that is going up in Minnesota Minnesota Dante. Right, Who? Uh, bob, bob bob bob bob bob bob bob bob bob, hold up Dante, right? Who was killed during a traffic stop in Minnesota on sunday died as a result of an accidental discharge by an officer who mistook her gun for a taser. What? I mistook her gun for a taser. There you uh, police body cam footage showed the officer screaming Taser Taser as the other officer struggled with the, with right in the car and he takes off of his visit his vehicle. The officer yelled, Oh shit, I just shot him the Brooklyn instead of the police. Tim Gannon said that monday that the officer who fired her weapon has been placed on administrative leave. Is that with payer without pack? There's a question, uh, demonstrate us flooded flooded streets again. Demonstrators flooded streets again yesterday as police in riot gear and the National Guard were on hand to control beyond rest. So there you go. So a lot of stuff to think about as we do talk about it for sure. So, some other interesting things always going on. I don't know, I don't know what is going on exactly in Minnesota at the moment. So there you go. One person is dead, another critical injured after a shooting in front of the Henry Dunant Hospital in paris. An eyewitness said that the gunman shot a man in the head and then fired at least twice more into the man's body of female victim believed to be a security guard was hit by a stray bullet. The shooter then fled the scene on a motorcycle. Officials did not identify the victims but did say that the female is in life threatening condition. The hospital is currently serving as a COVID-19 vaccination center, but officials don't believe that had anything to do with the shooting. Anyway, so there you go, a lot of information to cover a lot of information to talk about. And I don't know what to talk about. I mean it's just it's interesting seeing the things that are going on for sure as we are talking and moving and grooving and all that other stuff. Anyways, let's get john smalls in here and let him tell us about the market beat minute right after this stuff. You are listening to a radio God. What? This has to be an error. That host is not a radio God. Anyways, this is the rated R. Safety show on safety FM. Here's Your market beat minute for Tuesday april 13th 2021. The equities market started the week with a whimper. The S and P 500 gained less than 1/10 of a percentage point at the high of the day. But it did set a new all time high record. The move comes just days before the peak of the S. And P. 500 earnings report season and is a sign of high expectations regarding the results. The risk for the market now is that Q one growth is already priced into the stocks, which is a situation that could lead to a sell off. This week's earnings reports come from a broad array of sectors, but the focus will be on the financials. The financials are the new bellwethers and will set the tone for the season. Topping the list of names are Jpmorgan Chase Goldman, Sachs, morgan Stanley Bank of America and Citigroup. Also of note, will be earnings reports from Transportation Leader, JB Hunt consumer staples, giant Pepsico and Alcoa. You can get the inside track from all streets, brightest minds delivered directly to your inbox every day at market beat minute dot com. Okay, so that was John Smalls with his report, let's talk about the other side of the equation. Markets dipped slightly on Monday to start the trading week, the Dow split about 55 points. The NASDAQ lost about 50 points and the S&P dropped nearly one point. The lower market performance on monday was largely attributed to the looming earning season in which companies will begin Their next round of reports. Many companies have had their targets boosted by many analysts, so the pressure will be on the beat those markets. There you go. Uber added 3.1 during the session after reporting march of this year had added the most rides of any month in the company history. So there you go. So you know, you wouldn't think ah for a moment that Uber people would be writing, but here's the fun part. It's not really the Uber side of the rideshare version or the riding, it's the food driving. Yeah, that's it. What's driving that market is people wanting to get their food delivered because they don't want to go anywhere Does't make sense. I would think that it does some things to think about for sure as we are talking anyways, that is 27 minutes past the top of the yeah, where? So let's talk about it, let's move, let's groove and let's get into that one portion that we talk about all the time that we kind of call our mame story, Here is our main story on the right safety show. So there you go. You hear a lot of things going on inside of the world, You hear a lot of things that we discussed on this show. You hear a lot of things just going around and about and all that kind of fun stuff. So you think about science fabrication when we start talking about certain things or maybe safety fabrication depending on how you want to take a look at it. So let's talk about some other stuff right away because I think that this is gonna be important. So do you know what science fabrication is? Seriously? If you don't let's talk about it there is a class that you can take an M. I. T. That is called that science fabrication. And let me explain to you exactly what it consists of it is watching these futuristic tv shows. So let's take a look at the Star treks of the World. Let's take a look at anything like the terminator And what it consists of is how would you go about trying to build that technology by reverse engineering? So you would take the information that you have you would reverse engineer it. Which I mean so you would see whatever you have on the screen and then that's how you would build it out alright by making sense so far. And the reason that I asked the question is because it's going to be interesting on how we take a look at some of this stuff because we want to have all these advanced technologies and we've seen these futuristic movies and it seems like we're leading or kind of lending or moving and grooving and heading that general direction of what it is that people want to see because of these futuristic movies and we're trying to build technology that will do. So Now if you kind of take a look around and think about some of these things, let's talk about movies. But also we can go back to 1956 when people are talking about artificial intelligence. Yes, I didn't say that wrong. 1956 was one of the first group meetings that people had about artificial intelligence and how they wanted it to look. Now. The funny part is that we are getting into a lot of machine learning. Think about it if you have your standard face recognition software on a cell phone such as face ID. That is machine learning with automation. So think about it. It is a i that is doing that stuff. It is recognizing your face, it is trying it's just learning about the curvature and the changes and so on. So science fabrication is something that's been around. We're still learning the algorithms, we're still learning on if there is a biased non bias how it's built, who controls it and all that kind of fun stuff. But let's think about this in different aspects. As we talk here, there's two sides to the equation. When we're talking about this, some of this technology is great when we start taking a look at it, some of this technology is going to change the way that our lives are. I mean that's just kind of uh obvious. So that's the fun part. But here's the thing when we start talking about scientific fabrication, you know, on how much we can use this into our little world of niche safety and what do I mean here think about what you want your safety program to look like, because we've talked about this in the past and how we could do safety fabrication also in the same method. And what do I mean when I say this, I mean exactly that you already have some science behind some of the safety programs that are out there. You already have some other areas that to make all kinds of sense when it's all said and done, when it comes to safety. Now there are some improvements that we want to see and you know, I probably should get very out of this method of always saying about, Oh yeah, safety inside of an organization, but maybe we should really start talking about safety as being implemented into the organizational culture, which where it should have been all the way along opposed to we have a safety culture about culture, culture, but as we think about this and we talk about this and we move forward with this. What would you do if you were allowed inside of your location inside of your organization to do safety fabrication? You sit back and you become almost like a Disney imagineer for a moment and you think about how you want things to look how you would want this program to work and how do you reverse engineer this bad boy to make it work inside of what you want to accomplish? Ah Now I'm telling you if there's people at M. I. T. That are doing this with science and we can actually go into our world of safety and start talking about science. Why in the hell are we not doing this? Because here's the thing you're going to have a knowledge base about your organization about how that world is safety should work. That's going to be different than others. The other side of the equation is very similar to, I'm going to have a knowledge base about certain things are related to safety that you might not have. We can always share information, don't get me wrong. But that's the thing. If we're going to do something to change the way that our industry looks, if we're going to do something to make our industry safer by expanding, we have to start now. There's not gonna be a magic wand that comes about and changes things, but we need to start talking about technology and how we're going to do safety advancements in technology now, don't get me wrong. A lot of people are gonna be talking today about, oh my God, chips, safety, chips, not chips about safety, but we're gonna be talking about chips that discover Covid according to 60 minutes near stari. But let's start thinking about other things. Let's start. I mean the chip thing is kind of interesting, don't get me wrong, but some people I mean I don't even know if I should say anything about info wars, but of course I'm sure that Alex jones is jumping up and down thinking that he was correct the whole time. But did we forget the dogs get chipped and they have been chipped for years Anyways side don't. So let's talk about this. What can we do to change the way that the industry is done? And I'm not talking about pseudoscience, I'm talking about doing scientific stuff that can help change the way that we look at things the way that organizations run because we are doing safety fabrication by building that thing in reverse engineering. I mean I don't say go out there and take a look at tron safety because that might be a little strange but I think that there is a possibility right now for things to change so dynamically if we really start focusing on this thought but here's the thing just like all automation, it is going to have a bias. What? Yes, yes, but let me explain. Humans are the ones that are teaching the machines to learn. So do you think a bias is going to be built into it? Absolutely. You would kind of be silly not to think