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and so learning things from scratch
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would be notebook LM once you learn it
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then you can implement it with Google
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Flash and then once you run into some
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errors with Google Flash you can ask
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Claude on how to actually fix the errors
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so basically everyone that's watching
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this video I want you to know that we're
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on the same IQ level most likely I'm not
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anything special but since I've been in
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AI for a couple of years I know exactly
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what tools to use to learn things a
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thousand times faster and I'm not even
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kidding when I say a thousand times
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faster because over the past 6 months
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not only have I made the money in my
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entire life but I'm learning at a rate
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that's allowing me to just get ahead of
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everyone and so in this video guys my
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goal is to share the three exact tools
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that I use to learn things as fast as
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humanly possible and I hope it helps you
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guys when you're building out your
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agencies building out your automations
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and building out your AI softwares so
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like subscribe without further Ado let's
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Dive Right into this video Boys So today
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we're going to be talking about three
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specific examples and how I use these
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three tools to actually learn things and
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Implement my automations or build
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softwares faster than most people and
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the first one we're going to talk about
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guys is Google flash 2.0 because Google
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Flash 2.0 was the first AI model that
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can not only see your screen but can
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conversate with you about the
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information that's on your screen so in
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this example we're going to build out an
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automation together but we're going to
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build it out by having Google Flash tell
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us exactly what to do and so the
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beautiful thing about this is that
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you're going to be learning by doing now
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the next one is Claude 3.5 and so what I
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love to use Claud for is actually
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sending in my automation files when
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they're broken because Claude can read
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the Json file that your automations are
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written in I'm going to show you guys
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exactly how we use that in today's video
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as well and what I'm most excited for
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guys is notebook LM because what
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notebook LM does that the other two
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don't do is that it basically allows you
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to conversate with an AI model that is
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trained on all of the information that
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you send it and you're able to
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conversate it in the way that you're
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talking to like a professor and so this
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hands down is the best formula to learn
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anything from scratch because if you
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don't know anything especially if it's a
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really complicated concept you're going
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to want to learn by having someone
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explain it to you in simple English you
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don't want someone to be like oh yeah
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you know an edge function is basically a
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serverless function that occurs between
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the client and the server on this like
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you know close to the server no
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that you want to be able to learn in
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simple English and so we're going to get
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into that as well so let's break down
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the first example in today's video which
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is Google FL 2.0 what we're going to do
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is we're going to go into a make.com
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Automation and we're actually going to
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build it from scratch and the way that
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we're going to do this is we're going to
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give our Google AI Studio access to view
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this automation screen and we're going
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to conversate with it to actually build
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out our first Automation and so when you
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guys are building out your automations
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from scratch and not using a blueprint
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that I'm giving you this is exactly how
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I do it and we're going to choose the
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output format today as audio but you can
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also switch it to text which is also
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really really useful but today we're
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just going to keep it as audio now we're
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going to make the screen half the size
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we're going to drag this down and then
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we're going to click share screen and so
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the screen window that we're going to
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choose is the make.com scenario and so
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the moment that I click this I'm
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actually going to begin my conversation
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with the AI studio so let's start that
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right now hey Gemini so I want us to
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build a make.com automation together
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that scrapes YouTube videos and I want
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to use this platform called appify to do
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it and I want you to basically break
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down the first modules that I need to
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actually build out this automation
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all right the user wants to build a
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make.com automation that scrapes YouTube
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videos and use the platform called
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appify to do it they also want you to
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break down the first modules that are
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needed to build out this automation
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would you like to proceed with that yeah
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tell me what to do okay the first step
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is to add a new scenario to the make.com
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platform which can be done by clicking
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the new scenario button at the top left
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of the screen after this you'll need to
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choose your trigger which in this case
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would be YouTube do you want to proceed
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with these steps yep let's do that so um
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should let's start with the first module
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great you've created a new scenario now
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you need to select the first module you
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can do that by clicking the plus sign in
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the middle of the screen do you want to
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continue yep so I'm going to click this
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plus button in the middle of the screen
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now what what module should I
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choose okay since you are trying to
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scrape YouTube videos you should choose
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the YouTube
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module okay and then I'm inside of the
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YouTube module now which which trigger
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should I choose
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okay you're inside the YouTube module
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since you want to scrape videos you'll
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need to pick a trigger would you like to
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watch videos in a channel search for
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videos watch videos in a playlist or
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watch new comments I think I want to do
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it when the video um when a video is
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published on my
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Channel all right then you should choose
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watch videos in a channel as your
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trigger and then so you would then
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continue to go through this entire
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automation to actually get what you want
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to solve right so that was our quick
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little tutorial with Gemini because as
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you go through this automation Gemini is
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going to have more context of the
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automation so it's going to be able to
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help you more and more as it gains an
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understanding of what it's looking at
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and so the first step that it told us to
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do was actually correct because when you
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open up this module you could literally
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just choose the YouTube account that you
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are attach that you want to uh attach
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this to and it'll trigger every single
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time a video gets made and then so from
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there let's just say we wanted to get
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the script of the video then I would ask
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Gemini how do I get the script from the
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video it'll say okay do this open that
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module etc etc etc now let's say we
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reached a point in the automation where
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Gemini couldn't solve the error that is
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where you then bring in Claude so that's
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where we talk about the second part of
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this entire learning curve right so the
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cloud 3.5 step so let's just say we ran
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into an error here all we would have to
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do is Click export blueprint and we can
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literally just go into Cloud right here
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and we can drag in the Json file so we
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can literally just say hey I want to
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build script into a air table
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database so now Claud is literally going
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to analyze the automation that we sent
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it and so all we sent it was that one
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YouTube module automation so it's not
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going to give us you know too much
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breakdown of what's wrong with
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automation but as you guys can see here
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in our response it's going to now tell
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us what we need to do next right so
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after the YouTube trigger you'll need to
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add these modules in sequence so YouTube
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then get video detail transcript and
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then air table create the record to
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store the transcript right and then so
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you can go ahead and you can try what
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what claw just said said to you and you
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can have Gemini watch as you do it and
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so these two work handin hand absolutely
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beautifully when it comes to actually
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learning something from scratch but now
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guys let's talk about notebook LM
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because what notebook LM does is it
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allows you to send up to 50 different
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file sources to One Singular location
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and that singular location then converts
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all of that information into a freaking
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podcast and so this is where you want to
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send in the concepts that are the most
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new to you things that you have seen
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recently that you've never learned in
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your life that is exactly when you use
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notebook LM because you can send it all
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of this information and so in this
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example guys let's say I was trying to
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learn how to play the game of Monopoly
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like the best players in the world okay
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so now that we're back in the computer
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guys we're going to open up notbook LM
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we're going to create a new
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conversation and here's where we start
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uploading all of the different sources
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right and so the way that I do this is
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by using two different AI models that
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are both free the first one is
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perplexity because perplexity can grab
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data from the internet with citations so
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it's not just giving you information
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it's also showing where it came from and
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we can send those links to notebook LM
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so in this example I'm going to write I
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want
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to become the best Monopoly player but I
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don't know how the game is played break
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down how to become the best player in
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the world okay so now that we got that
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response guys we can see that it gave us
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10 different sources that we can now
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copy and paste into that notebook LM
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right so I'm going to copy this link
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address we're going to go back into
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notebook LM and now we can just start
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pasting these website URLs right so
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we're just going to insert one we can
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grab this one we would then add this one
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in insert now we can also enter in uh a
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whole text field as well and so we would
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go into Claud and we would just be like
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break down in depth the
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strategy that the best players in the
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world use for the game Monopoly on one
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side we're getting the links of how how
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the game of Monopoly is actually played
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and on the other side we're getting the
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information on how to actually become
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the best Monopoly player in the world by
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analyzing what the best players in the
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world are already doing and so this is
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going to be a completely different
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inputs that we give to the notebook LM
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and so as you guys can see Claud is
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absolutely churning out out thousands of
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tokens breaking down this entire
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strategy right and so we're just going
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to copy the text version and we're going
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to go back into notebook LM we're going
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to add the source and here we have the
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copy text field so we're going to go
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into there we're going to paste that
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baby in Click insert and so now we have
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in my opinion enough sources to actually
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generate this podcast and so that's what
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we're going to do next and while that
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conversation is happening guys feel free
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to hit this video with a like And
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joining the no code academy because
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we're trying to build one of the dopest
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communities of people that are all
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all working together to you know hit
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their goals in 2025 all right guys so
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the the podcast has now been generated
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and so we can literally just hop into it
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and and actually start a conversation
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and so I'm going to start the podcast
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and then when I feel I need to now ask a
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question I'll pause it and then you'll
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see how I'm going to learn how the game
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of Monopoly played and how I'm going to
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start formulating my own strategy to win
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so let's start okay so someone sent in a
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whole bunch of articles about Monopoly
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strategy which I got to say kind of
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tells me you're not messing around oh
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yeah someone's looking to be a real
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estate mobile for sure even if it's just
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on that little cardboard board right it
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certainly seems that way yeah and and uh
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you've got some really great sources
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here too oh yeah I mean we've got
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everything from just the basic rules to
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like tips for family games all the way
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to oh wait someone wants to join hey go
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for it hey guys so the first thing I
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want to learn here is just how the game
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is played so can you just quickly
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summarize how the game is played first
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absolutely I'm glad you asked that's a
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great place to start yeah it's good to
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make sure we're all on the same page so
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at its heart Monopoly is about becoming
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the ultimate landlord yeah the one with
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all the cash and all the property and
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everyone else is bankrupt right aha
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that's the goal yeah so you move around
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the board by Rolling Dice uhhuh and then
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you can buy the properties you land on
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exactly if they aren't owned yet and if
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you don't buy there might be an auction
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right and once you own properties you
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can develop them with those houses and
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hotels to charge even more rent and
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there are those
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chance okay so now I'm going to ask
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about the strategy because let's say I
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now learn I now know how to play the
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game so let's talk about strategy
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Community chess card oh back to our
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listener so I want to now know like how
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to like what the strategy I should have
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to actually win this next game in monopo
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I'm playing because I'm playing against
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some friends for like $1,000 so what
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would be like the best strategy that you
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could give me absolutely that's a great
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question and a very practical one yeah a
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dollar is a lot of money if you're
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playing Monopoly with friends so you're
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looking for some concrete strategies to
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win your next game and we've got just
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the stuff for you so we can definitely
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get into that we were just about to talk
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strategy actually right so let's jump
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right into the deep end yeah that'll
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make you a serious force to be reckoned
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with we've got some great insights here
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like the eight tips to win monopoly okay
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and then we also have the rules straight
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from Guru blog and then this other
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source that seems to be on a whole l
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other level yeah it's like a monopoly
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Championship Playbook it's
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intense Let's uh let's not get ahead of
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ourselves here but if you're oh yeah
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okay let's let's break down the
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championship Playbook absolutely that's
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a great idea yeah let's dive straight
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into the deep end so this Championship
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Playbook as you called it yeah I like
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that it really emphasizes the different
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phases of the game okay it breaks down
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strategies into early mid and late game
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okay that makes sense and it's not just
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about the rules it's also about
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understanding your opponents right so
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let's get into those strategies yeah
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let's do it starting with the early game
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all right the focus is all about
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property acquisition okay that makes
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sense the goal is to buy as many
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properties as possible even if it means
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spending a lot of your cash EXA that's
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actually that's actually really good
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advice in the short term in in the
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beginning part of the game no matter
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what property you land on you should be
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purchasing it so that's perfect because
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you know you can make trades or whatever
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so now let's talk about the end game and
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then we'll finish out this video that
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having more property oh yeah okay so
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that was pretty cool about your
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breakdown of the early game strategy so
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now let's talk about the end game
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strategy what should I do to actually
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beat the last player I'm up against
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absolutely I'm glad you're finding this
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helpful and it's great you're thinking
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ahead to the late game yeah it's good to
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focus on how to win especially if you're
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down to the final player so let's skip
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right ahead to that late game strategy
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then yeah and we'll make sure you are
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equipped to dominate that last player
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this championship play book we've been
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talking about it really shines in the
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late game yeah it's when things get
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really strategic so in the late game the
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key is all about survival and squeezing
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out the last player yeah every move
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counts at that point exactly so the
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house shortage tactics we touched on
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those become crucial right you're not
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trying to build up more houses
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necessarily you're now trying to
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strategically hoard them okay so to
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prevent the last player from developing
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precisely by keeping a three house
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balance on your properties you prevent
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them from building hotels and racking up
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those High rents oh that's a key move to
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keep them under pressure okay guys so
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that's really high level what they just
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said right there because in the game of
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Monopoly there's only a certain amount
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of houses that are available in the
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entire game and so if you strategically
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put houses on your property so that
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other people can't buy those houses
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instead of upgrading your houses to a
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hotel which would then put the houses
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back into circulation you should just
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sit on those houses so they can't build
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and that's absolutely beautiful and
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that's something that you should do at
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the end of the game and so Monopoly guys
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obviously is not a super highle thing to
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understand but the example of Monopoly
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definitely demonstrates how indepth the
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uh notebook LM can go with basically any
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topic that you send it and we only sent
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in three different sources right so you
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can send up to 50 sources and so
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learning things from scratch would be
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notebook LM once you learn it then you
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can implement it with Google Flash and
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then once you run into some errors with
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Google Flash you can ask Claude on how
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to actually fix the errors and so this
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is the workflow that I'm personally
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using to get ahead in learning AI as
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fast as humanly possible so
