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Ready Player One Pt. 1: The Trap of Escapism
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Let's delve into the intriguing world of "Ready Player One." They explore why virtual escapism is so appealing and the leadership lessons we can extract from this dystopian adventure.
Highlights:
- The Appeal of Escapism: Why do we choose to escape to virtual worlds instead of addressing real-life challenges?
- Character Analysis: Examination of Iroq's character and how a lack of ethics in the virtual world allows him to excel.
- Real vs. Virtual Worlds: Brian and Drew reflect on the contrast between the glamorous, fast-paced virtual world and the often mundane reality, using Wade Watts' transformation into Parzival as a key example.
- Technology's Role: Discussion on how technology influences our behavior and decisions, both positively and negatively.
- Human Connection: The importance of genuine human connections, even in a highly digitized world.
Key Takeaways:
- Purpose of Technology: Technology itself has no intrinsic purpose. It's about how we use it to fulfill our goals and aspirations.
- Escapism as Confinement: While escapism might seem liberating, it often boxes us into smaller, more limited experiences.
- Law of Diminishing Returns: In pursuit of ever-greater thrills, the satisfaction from digital escapism decreases over time.
- Balanced Use of Technology: Finding a balance between virtual and real-world interactions is crucial for personal and professional growth.
Memorable Quotes:
- "The question shouldn’t be, 'What is the purpose of technology?' but 'What is your purpose?'"
- "Escapism is not about going into a bigger environment; it's choosing to get into a smaller box."
Join us as we journey through fantastic worlds and inspiring lore to uncover valuable leadership insights. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion!
Connect with Us:Visit our website: wondertourpodcast.com
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Let's delve into the intriguing world of "Ready Player One." They explore why virtual escapism is so appealing and the leadership lessons we can extract from this dystopian adventure.
Highlights:
- The Appeal of Escapism: Why do we choose to escape to virtual worlds instead of addressing real-life challenges?
- Character Analysis: Examination of Iroq's character and how a lack of ethics in the virtual world allows him to excel.
- Real vs. Virtual Worlds: Brian and Drew reflect on the contrast between the glamorous, fast-paced virtual world and the often mundane reality, using Wade Watts' transformation into Parzival as a key example.
- Technology's Role: Discussion on how technology influences our behavior and decisions, both positively and negatively.
- Human Connection: The importance of genuine human connections, even in a highly digitized world.
Key Takeaways:
- Purpose of Technology: Technology itself has no intrinsic purpose. It's about how we use it to fulfill our goals and aspirations.
- Escapism as Confinement: While escapism might seem liberating, it often boxes us into smaller, more limited experiences.
- Law of Diminishing Returns: In pursuit of ever-greater thrills, the satisfaction from digital escapism decreases over time.
- Balanced Use of Technology: Finding a balance between virtual and real-world interactions is crucial for personal and professional growth.
Memorable Quotes:
- "The question shouldn’t be, 'What is the purpose of technology?' but 'What is your purpose?'"
- "Escapism is not about going into a bigger environment; it's choosing to get into a smaller box."
Join us as we journey through fantastic worlds and inspiring lore to uncover valuable leadership insights. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion!
Connect with Us:Visit our website: wondertourpodcast.com
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1 The Dark Knight: How to Win an Unpredictable Game 24:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn the Game Theory series finale, Brian and Drew explore how Batman navigates broken models, unpredictable villains, and moral gray zones in The Dark Knight. Themes: 🔹 When strategy fails, gather intel and adjust 🔹 Trust is a tactical asset—Bruce leans on Lucius, Gordon, and Alfred 🔹 Batman fights chaos not with control, but with narrative and sacrifice 🧠 Key Takeaways 🔹 Zoom in for facts, zoom out for meaning 🔹 Great leaders align actions with story…
1 Moneyball Pt. 2: How to Lead with Data and Heart 21:09
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedBilly Beane’s leadership story in Moneyball teaches us that real transformation isn’t just about numbers — it’s about aligning people to a bold new vision. Brian Nutwell and Drew Paroz explore how leaders thrive by balancing strategy and empathy. 🌟 Key Takeaways: 🔹 Vision is recontextualizing the problem to find innovative strategies. 🔹 Compassion builds trust to implement those strategies effectively. 🔹 Leading at the edges means connecting vision with ground-level reality — without micromanaging. 🧠 Memorable Quotes: 🔹 "Zero percent of the time does a revolution work seamlessly from day zero." 🔹 "Align the dreams top to bottom in the organization, or it’s not going to work." ⚡ Actionable Insights: 🔹 Don’t just create a vision — spend time aligning the people who bring it to life. 🔹 Expect failure early; stay committed but adapt with empathy. 🔹 Great leadership means being visionary and grounded — every day. 🎯 WonderTour Challenge: Audit your leadership: Are you spending enough time both zoomed out (strategy) and zoomed in (people)? Pick one small adjustment to better balance both this week.…
1 Moneyball Pt. 1: How to Win at Unfair Games 22:58
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked⚾️ Overview In this episode of Lead Wisely by WonderTour, Brian and Drew explore Moneyball and the game theory behind Billy Beane’s strategy with the Oakland A’s. Learn how to tackle an unfair game, redefine the problem, and find hidden efficiencies. 📈 Key Takeaways 🔹 Define the problem clearly — don’t fight the system blindly 🔹 Recognize biases and uncover undervalued assets 🔹 Align your entire organization to the strategy, not just isolated decisions 🔍 Leadership Lens Billy Beane's leadership is about strategic flexibility, finding new ways to measure success, and aligning his team with a unified vision.…
1 Brooklyn Nine-Nine Pt. 2: Win Hearts (not Arguments) 21:59
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week on WonderTour, Brian and Drew dive into Brooklyn Nine-Nine's interrogation episode “The Box” to explore leadership through the lens of game theory. As Jake and Holt face off with a smug suspect, we learn that winning isn’t about being the smartest — it’s about learning, adapting, and understanding what really motivates people. 🧠 Key Insight Success often comes not from better facts, but from deeper insight into motivation. Jake cracks the case not by outsmarting the suspect, but by letting him feel like the smartest guy in the room. 🎯 Leadership Takeaway In negotiation and influence, you win by iterating and shifting focus from your goals to the other person’s true desires. Let them be the hero. 💬 Quote of the Episode “If you're trying to win the meeting, you’ll never get insight into somebody else's character and needs.”…
1 Brooklyn Nine-Nine Pt. 1: Leadership Tool - The Dojo 23:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, Brian Nutwell and Drew Paroz break down the first Halloween Heist episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Season 1, Episode 6) and uncover how Captain Holt’s unexpected indulgence in the shenanigans offers a masterclass in game theory, mentorship, and team development. 🎯 Key Takeaways: 🔹 Leadership isn’t always about winning—sometimes, it’s about setting the stage for others to grow. 🔹 The “dojo” concept is introduced: a safe, playful, and challenging environment where failure is part of the learning journey. 🔹 Game theory isn't just strategy—it can be a joyful framework for collaborative growth and innovation. 🔹 Constraints breed creativity: Holt sets boundaries, not solutions, letting his team find their own path to success. 🔹 Great leaders curate problems, not prescribe answers. 💬 Memorable Quotes: 🔹 “Sometimes you play the game even when you’re not holding the best cards.” 🔹 “The dojo is a place to learn how to do a thing… but it’s also super fun.” 🔹 “A leader’s job is to constrain the problem, not the solution.” 🕹️ Pop Culture Meets Leadership: This episode connects the high jinks of a Halloween heist to practical leadership concepts like bluffing, trust, and motivating a team through play. Inspired by The Matrix, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and real-life management moments, Brian and Drew reveal how to make work both effective and fun.…
1 M:I Dead Reckoning Pt. 2: Trust Overcomes Impossible Odds 32:37
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, we continue our Game Theory series by diving into Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning and exploring how Ethan Hunt skillfully builds trust—even when it seems impossible. From his high-stakes relationship with Grace to the split-second decisions that define his leadership style, Ethan demonstrates that trust isn't blind faith—it's a strategy. 🔹 What makes Ethan Hunt’s leadership different from everyone else in this world of deception? 🔹 How does trust transform Grace from a lone survivor into a true teammate? 🔹 Why does Ethan’s team operate with unmatched independence and purpose? Along the way, we break down game theory principles, the power of self-sacrifice and compassion, and how leaders can build trust without guarantees of return. Plus, we discuss real-life applications—how can you model trust in your own leadership, team, or even family relationships? 👕 WonderTour Merch: Show off your leadership mindset! Grab your gear at WonderTourPodcast.com/store…
1 M:I Dead Reckoning Pt. 1: Leading with Game Theory 27:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week, we dive into Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning and uncover the leadership lessons hidden in the world of espionage, deception, and AI-driven chaos. Ethan Hunt’s latest mission puts him in the middle of a classic game theory scenario, where trust is in short supply and backstabbing is the norm. 💡 Key Takeaways: 🔹 Game Theory 101: The Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Mexican Standoff explain why world powers (and boardrooms) get trapped in cycles of mistrust. 🔹 The Power of Trust: Ethan Hunt’s "weakness"—his team—turns out to be his greatest strength. 🔹 Lessons from Ford’s CEO Alan Mulally: A real-world example of how breaking the cycle of fear and secrecy can lead to massive success. 🔹 The Real-World AI Arms Race: How corporations and governments face their own Mission: Impossible trust dilemmas. 🎯 Memorable Quotes: 💬 “Somebody has to be the first one to demonstrate trust.” 💬 “The most value for the most people in the situation is created by cooperation.” 💬 “What you're calling a liability, I'm calling a team.” Join us as we explore how to break free from a Prisoner’s Dilemma, lead wisely, and build trust where none exists. And stay tuned for the next episode—where we’ll unpack Ethan Hunt’s superpower in leadership! 👉 Subscribe for more insights from movies & stories that make us better leaders! #missionimpossible #Leadership #missionimpossiblethefinalreckoning #movies #Business 🛰️ Join the WonderTour and discover how to lead wisely by visiting WonderTourPodcast.com…
1 The Queen's Gambit Pt. 2: Learning to Love Losing 29:58
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this final episode on The Queen’s Gambit, we explore Beth Harmon’s ultimate transformation—not just as a chess prodigy but as a leader. We wrap up our discussion on Trusting the Process by asking a big question: How do you learn to love losing? 💡 Key Takeaways: 🔹 “Like everyone else, you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose.” – Bruce Lee 🔹 Failure isn’t just failure; it’s an opportunity to grow. Beth had to let go of self-limiting beliefs to reach her full potential. 🔹 True leadership isn’t about standing alone at the top; it’s about lifting others up with you. 🔥 The Mountaintop Moment: 🔹 Beth finally understands that community matters. The very thing Borgov had—trusted allies—was something she had always pushed away. 🔹 With the support of her friends, Beth doesn’t just win—she evolves. 🔹 The closing scene is a powerful shift: for the first time, Beth plays chess for joy instead of victory. 💬 “When you do it alone, what will you become?” We hope this series has challenged your perspective on leadership, competition, and growth. Join us next time as we kick off a brand new series on Game Theory—starting with Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning! 🎬💥 👉 Subscribe for more insights from movies & stories that make us better leaders! #QueensGambit #Leadership #WonderTour #TrustTheProcess…
1 The Queen's Gambit Pt. 1: The Difference Between a Hero and a Leader 30:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis week on WonderTour, we dive into The Queen’s Gambit to explore how success, structure, and flexibility intersect in leadership. Beth Harmon’s journey from orphan to chess prodigy teaches us about hyper-specialization, the failure mode of prodigies, and what it takes to truly lead, not just win. 🔹 Breaking Out of the System – When you're at the bottom of a system that deems you unimportant, how do you climb your way up? Beth doesn’t succeed by playing by the system’s rules—she finds one thing she can control and masters it. 🔹 The Focus Trap – Specialization can bring success, but at what cost? Beth’s relentless focus on chess helps her rise, yet isolates her from real human connection. Leadership requires more than just technical excellence. 🔹 From Hero to Leader – Leadership isn’t about being the best—it’s about influencing and uplifting others. Beth’s journey shows that hyper-individualism has its limits. What does it take to transition from a lone genius to someone others want to follow? ✨ “Start with something that you love, that you can control, that is a tiny little piece, and lean into that—then see where it takes you.” 🎧 Join us as we unpack these insights and challenge ourselves to widen our worlds, embrace relationships, and rethink what true success means. 📌 Subscribe to Lead Wisely for more leadership lessons through stories! 🛍️ Check out our WonderTour merch: wondertourpodcast.com #Leadership #TheQueensGambit #TrustTheProcess #WonderTour #LeadWisely…
1 The Mandalorian Pt. 2: How to Lead When You Don't Have Authority 33:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, we dive into The Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 7, The Believer, and explore the challenges of leading without authority. How does Din Djarin inspire loyalty from a ragtag team of misfits? Why do people follow him when they have no obligation to? And what can we learn about leadership from his actions? 🔥 Key Takeaways 🔹 Leading Without Authority: Din doesn’t lead with rank—he leads with character, purpose, and consistency. In our own careers, we often need to rally people to a cause without having direct authority. 🔹 The Power of Shared Meaning: The Mandalorian brings together a team of rebels, bounty hunters, and former Imperials by aligning them with a higher purpose—saving Grogu. In leadership, creating shared meaning is essential to mobilizing people. 🔹 Integrity is Magnetic: Din’s unwavering commitment to his principles makes him a leader worth following. People are drawn to authenticity and consistency, even when they don't consciously realize it. 🔹 When Rules Must Be Broken for Principles: Din takes off his helmet, breaking his own code, to accomplish a mission. Rules are tools, but principles are the foundation of great leadership. Knowing when to bend the rules in service of a higher cause is a skill all great leaders must develop. 🔹 The Mayfeld Transformation: Witnessing Din’s example pushes Mayfeld to make a choice he never would have before. Leadership isn’t just about achieving goals—it’s about inspiring change in others. 💡 Memorable Quotes 🔹 "When you operate with character and integrity, people naturally want to follow." 🔹 "The dream team is always a band of misfits—people searching for shared purpose." 🔹 "Rules exist to guide us, but they should never override principles." 👕 New WonderTour Merch Available! Show your love for leadership & storytelling with our Twin Suns Over Tatooine logo. Check it out at wondertourpodcast.com. 📺 Next Episode: We’re switching gears and heading into The Queen’s Gambit! Join us as we explore what chess can teach us about strategy, leadership, and life. 🔔 Like, Subscribe & Comment! What leadership lessons have you taken from The Mandalorian? Let’s discuss! #Leadership #TheMandalorian #StarWars #LeadWisely #WonderTour #LeadershipDevelopment 🛰️ Join the WonderTour and discover how to lead wisely by visiting WonderTourPodcast.com…
1 The Mandalorian Pt. 1: How to Courageously Break Free from a Sinking System 30:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, Brian and Drew dive into The Mandalorian, season 1, episode 3, where Din Djarin faces a profound ethical dilemma. Tasked with delivering Grogu to the Imperials, he must decide between following the bounty hunter code or breaking the rules to protect a defenseless child. This episode is about navigating rules, systems, and principles to achieve flourishing leadership. 💡 Key Takeaways: 🔹 The Purpose of Rules: Rules exist to guide us, not to limit us. They are the means, not the end. Great leaders recognize when rules are keeping them from achieving the mission. 🔹 Zooming Out for Perspective: To know when to break a rule, zoom out and reflect. Consider: Is the rule helping achieve the larger goal, or is it limiting progress? 🔹 Leadership through Compassion: Din’s decision to save Grogu exemplifies compassion-driven leadership—putting others before personal gain or organizational expectations. 🔥 Memorable Quotes: 🔹 "The rules are not there to be followed. The rules are there to help us understand how to achieve the bigger mission." 🔹 "If following the rules results in violating your core principles, it’s time to make the tough call." 🔹 "The power of the transformative leader is to figure out when it’s time not to follow the process." 🛰️ Join the WonderTour and discover how to lead wisely by visiting WonderTourPodcast.com…
1 Million Dollar Baby Pt. 2: How to Overcome Risk-Aversion That's Holding You Back 27:23
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, Brian and Drew dive deep into Clint Eastwood’s Million Dollar Baby, exploring its raw portrayal of leadership, vulnerability, and the emotional cost of guiding others through life’s toughest battles. This isn’t your typical heroic tale—it’s a reflective journey into embracing the conflict inherent in leadership and risk-taking. 💡 Key Takeaways 🔹 You Can’t Always Protect Yourself or Others: Frankie’s mantra of “always protect yourself” fails when juxtaposed against real growth and greatness. Leaders must accept that striving for something meaningful inevitably comes with risks. 🔹 Risk vs. Opportunity: Over-protection squeezes out both the downsides and the transformative upsides of leadership. As Maggie teaches Frankie, sometimes you have to swing for the far end of the curve, even if it means failure. 🔹 Deep Relationships Require Vulnerability: True mentorship is built on productive arguments, shared struggles, and mutual trust. Keeping people at arm’s length prevents authentic connection. 🔹 Accepting Responsibility without Ownership of Outcome: Leaders often feel the weight of their mentees’ failures, but it’s important to remember that you can guide someone, but you don’t control their destiny. 🌟 Memorable Quotes 🔹 “If your mindset is to avoid risk, you’ll never expose yourself to opportunity.” 🔹 “You can’t strive for something great while always protecting yourself.”…
1 Million Dollar Baby Pt. 1: Maggie's Leadership Superpower 26:52
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJoin Brian Nutwell and Drew Paroz as they step into the emotionally charged world of Million Dollar Baby. This episode of Lead Wisely by WonderTour explores coaching and mentoring styles of leadership through the lens of Maggie Fitzgerald’s inspiring journey. What does it mean to trust the process when extraordinary goals seem out of reach? 💡 Key Takeaways 🔍 Mindset as a Superpower 🔹 Maggie’s relentless effort highlights the importance of developing a growth mindset, rooted in the belief that skills can be cultivated through consistent effort. 🔹 “It’s not about wanting it more—it’s about putting in the work daily, reflecting, and improving.” 🏋️ The Power of Commitment 🔹 Maggie’s unwavering determination to achieve her goals demonstrates how prioritizing the bigger mission can override fear, pain, and setbacks. 🔹 Her willingness to seek out mentorship and expertise (Frankie) underscores that no one succeeds alone. 📖 Integrity vs. Resistance 🔹 A stark contrast between Maggie’s growth mindset and her family’s fear of change reveals how integrity drives meaningful risk-taking. 🔹 “Success comes not from avoiding risk but from leaning into the discomfort of growth.” 💭 Memorable Moments 🔹 Maggie’s decision to buy a house for her family, only to face their resistance, reflects the tension between giving and enabling. 🔹 “When you get knocked down, stand back up. Resilience is the ultimate human advantage.” ✨ Practical Applications 🔹 Start small: Reflect on areas where effort could replace stagnation in your personal or professional life. 🔹 Embrace mentorship: Identify a “Frankie” who can push you toward your goals. 🔹 Stay resilient: Adopt a mindset that focuses on consistent growth, even when setbacks feel overwhelming.…
1 The Martian Pt. 2: Accomplish More By Surrendering Responsibilities 27:02
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of WonderTour, Brian and Drew dive into The Martian to explore the nuanced balance of personal responsibility and surrendering responsibility to others. What does it take to lead effectively when everything is on the line? How do leaders build trust and empower their teams in high-stakes situations? ⭐ Key Takeaways: -Mark Watney's Approach to Problem-Solving: Leadership starts with personal responsibility. As Watney faces Mars' harsh reality, he solves problems sequentially, reframing challenges into opportunities. -Surrendering Responsibility Wisely: NASA Director Teddy Sanders exemplifies delegating tasks to specialists while maintaining responsibility for outcomes. Leaders must trust their teams and allow experts to do what they do best. -The Power of Shared Mission: The Hermes crew demonstrates that unity in purpose enables extraordinary improvisation, even under immense pressure. -Reframing Failure: Leaders must model resilience, taking ownership of high-level decisions while empowering teams to learn from setbacks and adapt. 💡 Memorable Quotes: “If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself” is one of the worst leadership traps. Trusting others is essential to scaling leadership. “Framing yourself as the hero motivates problem-solving; framing others as the hero inspires them to succeed.”…
1 The Martian Pt. 1: Lead Better by Taking the Road Less Travelled 31:29
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, Brian Nutwell and Drew Paroz explore The Martian, the Ridley Scott film starring Matt Damon, as a lens for understanding personal responsibility in leadership. Through the story of Mark Watney's fight for survival on Mars, they delve into the nuances of owning challenges, solving problems, and navigating the fine line between over- and under-responsibility. ⭐ Key Takeaways: -Personal Responsibility Spectrum: Drawing from Scott Peck's The Road Less Traveled, they discuss the balance between neurosis ("everything is my fault") and deflection ("nothing is my fault"). Both extremes can paralyze us in leadership. -Micro-Moments of Resilience: Watney’s persistence in solving one problem at a time—whether counting potatoes after a catastrophic airlock failure or rationing food—illustrates the power of focusing on what’s within your control. -The Value of Discipline: As Scott Peck puts it, “Life is difficult.” Accepting this truth frees us to face challenges head-on, one step at a time. -Inspiration Through Effort: Watney’s relentless efforts inspire others on Earth to invest their resources to rescue him. This highlights how individual responsibility can catalyze collective action. 💡 Memorable Quotes: -"I'm not going to die here." – Mark Watney’s declaration of ownership over his situation. -"Discipline is the basic set of tools we require to solve life's problems." – Scott Peck, The Road Less Traveled. -“Solve one problem at a time.” – A simple yet profound approach to leadership and survival. 🔍 Tune in as Brian and Drew dissect how Watney’s resourcefulness and grit provide a masterclass in personal responsibility. Whether you’re leading a team, facing personal challenges, or striving for growth, this conversation offers actionable insights for navigating setbacks and thriving through persistence. 🛰️ Join the WonderTour and discover how to lead wisely by visiting WonderTourPodcast.com or searching “LeadWisely” on YouTube.…
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