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Hi, I'm Novak Djokovic and I'm doing a Wired autocomplete interview. Autocomplete. Autocomplete. And this is just the beginning. How does Novak Djokovic pronounce his name? Novak Djokovic. Try it at home. How does Novak Djokovic train? Usually with a racket in my hand. How does Novak Djokovic slide on a hard court? I think sliding helps the change of direction, a quicker change of direction. I think it's because of skiing. I did a lot of skiing when I was younger, so I think that helps. How many titles does Novak Djokovic have? 73, 74, something like that. How did Novak and Jelena meet? Djokovic is her surname right now because she became my wife. She used to play tennis. We saw each other in one of the... local tournaments in Belgrade. That's where we met. She used to be my girlfriend and before that she was my friend. And before that she was my high school crush. All right, next one. Why Novak Djokovic is called Nole? There is no meaning in... and connection between Novak and Nole. It doesn't mean anything. It's just, I guess it's... or actually there is some form of connection between Nole as a nickname to Novak as a name, but there is no any other meaning for that. Why is Novak Djokovic called Joker? Well, I did impersonations of other players on the court. I think that made me famous. I used to do it more and then I figured that some of the players were starting to take it too personal. So I just didn't do it anymore in public. I do it at home. Why does Novak Djokovic eat grass? Because I'm vegetarian. No, I'm kidding. When I was a kid, I was a kid. When I was younger, I always dreamt of winning Wimbledon and I wanted to do something different. And I didn't come up with a more original idea. So I thought I might as well just eat some grass. And a lot of people ask me, how does it taste? And it's the best freaking grass in the world. Why is Novak Djokovic a good role model? I don't know. You guys tell me. I'm trying to be myself, you know, obviously be authentic, be original. You know, always have consciousness. Consciousness about, you know, younger tennis players and athletes looking up to me. All right, next one. What is Novak Djokovic? What is Novak Djokovic? I don't know. It's just the name. What does Novak Djokovic eat for breakfast? Green juices, different cold press juices, smoothies, a lot of fruits, oatmeal, chia puddings, stuff like this. Love mango. What does Novak Djokovic eat during matches? Dates. Only dates. They have a lower glycemic index. They don't give you those spikes, like instant spikes, and they bring you down, like some maybe other sugary foods or liquids. And they just maintain the right level of sugar in the blood and energy. And they just fit me very well. I've been, you know, eating dates for the last 10 years. What language does Novak Djokovic speak? I speak Serbian. Dobar večer, dami i gospodu. Which is good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I speak English. At least I try. Italian. Buona sera, signore e signori. And a little bit of Spanish. Buonas noces, mi amigos. Preparation. Dobar večer, dami i gospodu. Which is very similar, yeah. Vo si ajau, ni... Tranquo. That's Chinese, but not for good evening. That's something else. What... What color are Novak Djokovic's eyes? Can you zoom in, please? Greenish? Green, brownish? Are they? You guys agree? Okay, got it. Awesome. All right. Is Novak Djokovic the best ever? You tell me. Is Novak Djokovic... Is Novak Djokovic an only child? No. I have two younger brothers in the family, Marco and Giorgia, and they both used to play tennis as well. Is Novak Djokovic a father? I am a father. I have that blessing to be a father of two wonderful children, Angel, Stefan and Tara, that are five and two years old. I miss my children. They are not with me now. They're back in Europe, but I'll be with them very soon, and they will be with me for a long time. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them. I miss them very soon, and they and my wife are the most important people in my life, that's for sure. Is Novak Djokovic left-handed? No, I'm right-handed. It's a great asset to have, that's for sure, in our sport. If you play a two-handed backhand, if you have a strong and coordinated left arm, it definitely helps execute the shots better. Actually, Rafael Nadal plays with left hand, but he's, I think, a natural. right-handed. Have you ever tried to do left-handed? I did. I did. I do every few days once in a while just on the practice court just for fun. Is Novak Djokovic gluten-free? Yes, I am gluten-free since 2010. I'm dairy-free and refined sugar-free. I'm also plant-based. The whole evolution of my nutrition has happened in the last 10 years. I'm just healthier overall. I have more energy. I sleep better. As an athlete, I recover better. I have better concentration on the court. I run faster and also it's because of the planet. Obviously, sustainability. I think going plant-based is the way. Awesome. Next, Novak Djokovic. When is Novak Djokovic's birthday? It's 22nd of May 1987. When did Novak Djokovic start playing tennis? I was four years old. It was in Serbia in a mountain resort called Kopaonik where my parents used to run a family business. They were making three tennis courts in front of the restaurant and I used to help the workers out and bring them beer and different drinks and in return they would allow me to play some tennis when the courts were done. So that's the beginning of the love story. Who is in Novak Djokovic's players box? Logically, it's my team, my coaches, my agents and I have my wife, of course. She's not always there, but whenever she can, my parents, my brothers, my friends, some celebrity friends here in New York as well because we are in New York. If I, in my box, see people that I care about, that care about me, that support me and I feel the positive vibe and of course it does help me play better. Does Novak Djokovic have a tattoo? I don't. How fast is Novak Djokovic's serve? I'm not a huge server, so to say. I don't have one of the fastest serves on the tour. Although I did serve over 130 miles per hour several times in my career, which is quite a nice speed. Although it's incomparable to some of the guys like Joe. I'm not a huge player, but I do serve over 140 miles per hour. I'm not a huge fan of the guys like John Isner, for example, or Karlovic, these guys that serve over 140 regularly. When will Novak Djokovic retire? I don't know that. I'm not thinking about retirement at the moment. I do have a family, of course, and the things are evolving in my life, so to say. I'm obviously 32, which by many standards, so to say, or the history of tennis players retiring is I'm coming closer to the end. But I still love playing. I still love competing. And as long as it's like that, I'll keep going. All right. And last one. When did Novak Djokovic become number one? It was in 2011. I won Wimbledon for the first time. Two biggest dreams came true in one day and had a memorable reception back home in Serbia. Just one of these things that stick with you forever, that, you know, bring you happy and nicest memories and inspire you to keep on playing and winning. It was beautiful. Who is Novak Djokovic coach? My coach, I have two coaches, Marian Vajda, that has been my coach for almost 15 years. He's more than a coach to me. He's a family member, a friend, a mentor. But he's also a father. He's got a legacy, a passion, a habit to keep changing. So I think I'm going to use him as a mentor to him. How did you first meet? We we met I think was back in 2006. I was looking for a coach and my agent actually at the time he brought him to one of my training sessions in Paris. And it's weird, but I broke the record in the training session in front of him. And, and I didn't actually see him I broke I was really I was not playing well. I was not feeling well I broke the record and I turned around and I saw my parents were standing in the corner with him. I was like, oh my God, he was supposed to be my coach and now when he sees this, no way. So I walked out and he welcomed me with the greatest of smiles and he's like, gave me a hug and he said, I'm here and let's get this, you know, let's work together and I that's when I fell in love with the guy. I mean, he's just an amazing amazing person. I play someone with a tennis racket and I hope I'll kick his ass. Sorry. My parents' names are Srdjan, that's my father, and Diana, my mother. They have gave a lot of energy and time and support for my dream to come true, to become a tennis player and I am eternally grateful for that. For them. I want to thank everybody for going to Google search and typing my name and, you know, hopefully you guys have enhappyed this and I'll see you on the tennis courts very soon. Auro. Auro? Auro? Auro. Auro. Auro interview.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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What is that? Cheers. Hey guys, I am Manny Jacinto and I am here to pour it up with Elle on Thirst Trap. I've got 10 questions accompanied by 10 different shots. The crazier the question, the crazier the drink. I have the option of answering all of these questions honestly or throwing one back instead. We just went skydiving the other day and I'm definitely more nervous about this than skydiving, so mmm. Yeah. What do you find bitter and what do you find sweet about the good place coming to an end? Okay, this isn't bad. What do I find bitter? Finances. You know, you're always really scared about not finding a job ever again. Okay. And ending up broken on the streets and not ever working again, but hopefully that won't be the case. And then what do you find sweet? All of us kind of coming together and really enhappying each other's company, knowing that it'll be our final goodbye. When we did the Good Place Comic Con, I think one of the sweetest moments was when Ted just like couldn't help these feelings and you can tell that he wanted to start crying a little bit and all of us started to kind of tear up a little bit. I mean, I didn't. Because, you know, I'm like... I'm like, I just don't want to be like, you know, not being able to do this anymore. I mean, I just wanted to be like, you know, not being able to do this anymore. I just wanted to be like, you know, not being able to do this anymore. And then I think it's probably one of the sweetest moments I remember from this past year. But I'm just curious to see what this first one was. Okay. I think that's tequila? Something? Some sort of tequila? Okay, good. Because I don't really drink. Next question. What's your sexiest physical feature? What's your sexiest physical feature? I am a man. I am a man. I am a man. I am a man. I am a man. I am a man. I am a man. Every woman can have a sexual feature. Ah, man. I get a lot of comments on my cheekbones. Out there on the Twitterverse is a feature that does not go unnoticed. So what is this? This is? I can't tell what it is. Some sort of herb? What stereotype about the Asian community are you tired of seeing on screen? That is a very, yeah, that's a great question. Two things, males being effeminate and females being submissive entities. I think those are definitely stereotypes that we need to break that are definitely untrue. And it's, we're striving towards that. If you haven't watched Warrior on Cinemax, there's a lot of great strong females and males on there. Miss Diane Doan, for one, shout out to my lady. There's also a lot of Asian bros that are kind of representing like Jake on Single Parents, Vincent Rodriguez, crazy ex-girlfriend, and all the cast on Crazy Rich Asians. So it's getting there, it's changing, and we're gonna try and keep it going. Just out of curiosity, let's see what this is. This isn't bad. This is, is this some sort of, liqueur or something? Maybe coconut? Can I just try it? Just, should I? Oh, it's a protein shake. I'm not gonna, I'm just gonna leave that there. But yeah, a vanilla protein shake. Next question. Tell us about your most embarrassing audition. Let's see, it was actually the audition right before I got The Good Place. It was a comedy. Audition, it was so bad that the casting director had to stop me in the middle of it, and she had to ask, you do know that this is a comedy, right? And then I literally just, I just froze and I had to just leave. After a lot of like screaming in my car and like yelling at myself, like, why aren't I funny? I, you know, picked myself back up and I tried to apply what I learned in comedy and actually put it on top of what I was already doing. I wasn't staying true to myself. So in other words, I stayed true to myself, plus I added something on top of that. And I think that can go for a lot of things in life. But also it doesn't, it's not a bad thing to get embarrassed either. Getting embarrassed and falling and being scared are sometimes a good thing to go through. You know, you get up, you try again, and then next thing you know, you could be on an incredible show like The Good Place. So don't give up on your dreams, kids. And out of curiosity, let's see, what? The heck this thing is. Looking at it, it looks like ketchup. It is not ketchup. It is some sort of like, what is that? I know what this is. V8, yeah, that's what I was smelling. Not a fan. Okay. The question is if you could rewrite The Good Place without one of its main characters, who would you nix? Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, Janet, Jason, or Michael? I can't. This is just, this feels like blasphemy if I were to answer this question. You know what? I'm gonna take one for the team and I'm gonna say Jason because that is me. And I have, yeah. I would nix Jason because I think the whole crew would get through the adventure a lot quicker without Jason being such a dummy and being a distraction. But yeah, and it'd be interesting. I like to think that Jason is like the heart of the crew and might lose a little bit of that. What is this though? It smells like paint. Not for me. Okay, we'll just move on. Who would you want to spend your time with? Spend eternity with in your good place. Oh man. I mean, I have to say, I mean, not that I have to say, I want to say this. It would be my, the lady, now fiance, Miss Diane Doan. She's also an actor. The three things that we would do in eternity together would be eating, a lot of eating. We are both dancers. So we would dance the night away. And what else would be the third thing? Take naps. I think those three kind of sum up what we already kind of do. So we have, oh, that's gross. It's pickles, I think. Some sort of pickle juice. I'm not gonna touch that, right? Okay. What was your least favorite scene to film for the show? The least favorite scene was probably the last scene I had to film. The scene itself was actually quite sweet, but just the fact that it was, you know, it was our last one. To hear the word cut and for everybody to say, that was a rap on Manny Jacinto. It was, yeah, it was a little tough. That was probably the least favorite one. It smells sweet, but it looks like brain. Yeah, I don't know what that is. And I can't drink it and it looks disgusting. It looks like pieces of gum that have like been put together in a ball. What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? Okay, next question. You'll be starring alongside Tom Cruise in Top Gun Maverick. What's your least favorite Tom Cruise role? Holy crap. If I answer this, he might pop out that door. The one in Tropic Thunder where he's like, he's in the fat suit with the big hands and he's dancing around. Okay, but this next shot is, not great. What is that? It's like, apple cider vinegar? Oh man, that is gross. Okay. Who was your worst onscreen kiss? I can't say, I can't really reveal that. So then I'll just take this next shot. This is great. What is this? Okay, here we go. That's perfect. Kind of. A little bit. It's almost like another, was grape juice or like, no, there's something else in that. Great. Okay. And our last question of the day is, what's the one thing about your girlfriend that annoys you the most? I can't answer that question. I'm gonna have to take one for the team. Oh gosh. Oh my gosh. That's really gross. I think this is, yeah, spicy too. I think I can't. Okay. Damn. All right. Cheers. Oh. , okay. And that is what you do for your girlfriend slash fiance, because that is disgusting and it's burning my throat and I'm done. I am thirsted, whatever you want to call it. Ah, geez. Thank you guys for watching. I am Andy Jacinto from The Good Place. Please catch us on the final season. The final season, this Thursday, or these Thursdays coming up on NBC. And also catch me on Top Gun Maverick coming up on June, 2020. And yeah. Thank you guys for watching.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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There's them bitches. And there's them bitches. What up GQ? This is Vic Mensa and these are my essentials. So you pretty much always see me in a 93Punks jacket. 93Punks is my label. We mainly like repurpose vintage leathers, denims. This jacket I'm wearing right here is 93Punks. It has real story. Not only did these articles of clothing have a full lifetime before me, but now they have their own life with me. This jacket still has blood stains on it from a crazy fight I got into. This is real sex, drugs, and rock and roll. This is one of my favorite joints though. Not for sale. I have fun making my own clothes. I get to express the things that I want to express. I have a legacy represented aesthetically. I also don't ever like wearing what other people wear, you know? Because if somebody else got it on at the same place as me, it's like I might have to leave, you know, and go change. I'm too forward to be on the same playing field. My next essential is this 1982 Presidential 18 karat Rolex. Rap is such a showboat, gaudy arena. The biggest chain with the most diamonds. I'm not into bust down Rolexes. I just think it looks tacky. I always wanted to just have like a classic Rolex, you know, something your grandfather would have, something you would pass down to your children, you know what I'm saying? And I also don't wear diamonds. Being African myself, being Ghanaian, there's so much conflict behind diamonds, and you have to be very dedicated and particular to make sure that the diamonds you're getting are not born in conflict, and nobody's doing that. I'm sure that a lot of guys walking around covered in conflict diamonds right now, and I'm not judging them for that, but it's just not for me. So no bust down, big face, rolly for me, no diamonds. So this is the Giuseppe Chelsea boot with the Cuban heel. This heel is like a, it's an alligator. The metalwork detailing on the back. I had a chance meeting with Giuseppe in New York City. I saw some boots he was making for women, and I was like, man, you know, that would be amazing. That would be amazing for a man. You know, sure enough, he was like, give me three weeks. And it showed up at my door, and I was like, whoa, you know? So shout out to Giuseppe for sure. Another essential of mine is these white gold teeth, courtesy of my boy Big O. You know, I was inspired by a couple things with these teeth. First of all, I wanted to look like a Guatemalan street urchin, or street merchant, either one. I think I pulled it off. But I also was inspired by the Joker. The Joker's teeth are crazy, so I got this love, this jagged thing from over there. And I was inspired by Johnny Depp. I'm not feeling him so much anymore. The evidence seems to be overwhelming that he's a piece of shit. But his silver teeth are cool, so I took the two bottom ones, you know, from him. So I kind of got that pirate street merchant vibe going on. This is another recent essential of mine. I got them from a vintage store named Please and Thank You Store. And it's been brought to my attention that YG also wears small glasses. But this is a completely me move. Shout out to the man, YG 400. You know what I mean? But these are Sid Vicious joints. You know what I mean? I put them on, look like a creep real quick. Switch out, then I get on real creep mode. Whatever I do, you can't hold me too accountable, because I was wearing these glasses. You knew I was a weirdo. The TC Helicon, man, this is a real essential of my life. It's what I use to write. It's what I'm most natural with. It's a songwriting tool, basically. It's like effects for your voice. Delay and reverb and harmonizer effects. Auto-tune and I did a song the other day and my homegirl was like, yeah, I don't like it because I don't like auto-tune. And I'm just like, I'm sorry then. I'm sorry for you, you know, because auto-tune is amazingly fun. You know what I mean? It's like we should be doing this. We should be able to use technology and move forward, create new sounds and new ideas without being held back by our commitment to the past. You know, I'm always trying to think about what's after what's next. Recently I started writing down music on paper again. I've been carrying around this little notebook. Shout out to Sweet Green. I fuck with them. But you know, it's just like the little things that I think about. Thea is the poor man's cocaine. Cut the smile off your face. Mostly very depressing writings. This is like all the random papers that I've been writing on recently. Sometimes it's songs. Sometimes it's just like stream of consciousness. Like depression. But I guess that's my way of fucking expressing it. You know what I'm saying? Because I've been going through a lot of fucking, a lot of depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, all the dark stuff. It helps me out to just fully express myself. Fully express it. You know, to just put it on paper. Putting things on paper is kind of like immortalizing them. When I write things down in the phone it just gets jumbled up with Instagram and Twitter and all these fleeting temporary things. These notebooks still have things I wrote in them when I was 15 years old. You know what I'm saying? I had a brick phone at that point in time with the Snake 2 on it. If I had wrote it down in my Nokia, it wouldn't still be around. But I wrote it on paper. So it's still here 10 years later. I write on paper so that it can last. Motorcycle helmet. Riding a motorcycle 2018 is probably the best decision I made. It's like the most fun that I've had. And it's fun on a daily basis. This helmet was given to me by a member of the Good Charlotte camp. I'm doing a punk project. It's really like punk music over like trap beats, rap beats. So we were in with Joel Madden. Who's a super cool guy. I was talking about how I needed a better helmet. Something that had some ventilation in it. And his homie just went into this back room. Pulled out the helmet and some gloves and just gave them to me. Because I guess they used to ride bikes but their wives won't let them ride bikes anymore. I don't have a wife or anybody that can really tell me what to do. Luckily. So he gave me this helmet. One thing I really like about this helmet and it came with this is the Zoo York sticker on the back. Which is legendary. The Zoo York mixtape. The Zoo York mixtapes are actually what got me into rap music. I only liked rock and roll before I heard Step Into A World, KRS-One on this Zoo York VHS tape. And that was the first rap song I liked. So shout out to Zoo York and rest in peace Harold Hunter. Legends never die. Yeah I've been wearing these dog tags recently. In case I get shot and killed by the police. That I can be identified. You know I feel a little bit bad about promoting cigarette smoking. But I guess if you're gonna smoke you might as well smoke American Spirits right? Cause it's like a little bit more healthy. It's probably still fucked up. I'm promoting it to the kids. But you know. Whatever. I'm not really a role model. I'ma keep it a stack with you bro. I don't know the difference. Sometimes I get the yellows. Sometimes I get the light blues. I don't know which is which. I'm sure one of them is supposed to be like the light cigarette. But I have this special shit that I do. I put a drop of peppermint oil on the filter of each cigarette. And it's like a Whole Foods Newport. It's like a vegan Newport. It's crazy. Don't smoke cigarettes kids. It's late for me. It's a little bit late for me. But for you if you haven't started. Don't do it because you think it's cool. Because I'm cool. Cause I'm not cool. And neither are cigarettes. I've been wearing the shit out of these man. This my last essential. It's these 93 punks Carhartt pants. Just a lot of these. Just a lot of detailing on here. You know what I'm saying. Destroyed fascism. The dead Kennedys jump off. Straight 93's Alien Sex Fiend. Agnostic Front. Black Flag. Black Flag is another one of my favorite favorite bands. All the patches are stitched on with dental floss. Real authentic fashion. And I've just been wearing these a lot recently. Like I often just like crash on the couch wearing all my clothes. Yeah so this is from the upcoming 93 punks line. Be on the lookout. Fashion and music. And these are just limbs to my soul. To my mind. My spirit. The essentials are the pieces that make that puzzle whole. Thank you GQ. These are my essentials. Please don't try and steal the sauce. Don't try this at home. It's very risky and very dangerous. Peace.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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Hey, what's up GQ? I'm Jerome Jerome and these are my essentials. Yay! This is my brush. My hair kinda goes from really long or really short, just back and forth all the time, so this kinda keeps it in control. So whether it's short, whether it's long, it's fresh, it's smooth, so it's a little, hair this way, a little bit that way, front, and a little turn, so I get the curls to puff. And then that's it, and that's how I use my brush. What do you use for your beard? Same thing? Nope. There's a big difference between the regular brush and the beard brush. The beard brush is smaller, gets the actual little corners of the face. You know what I'm saying? If I use the big brush, it'll kinda just have a big, so the smaller is much better, it's more contained. It's cuter too. It also looks like a toothbrush, so people ask me why I put my toothbrush out on the train, but it's a beard brush, and I put it to my face, and it makes sense. It's actually my rumors, and now it's mine. Yay! Lip balm. This is extremely key for me, because the amount of times I have seen myself in a film or a show, and I have the most chapped lips I've ever seen, is very embarrassing. When I watch myself, I'm like, Jharrel, did you forget your chapstick that day? And I probably did, so now I don't forget my lip balm. I always, like five times a day, put on my lip balm, so my lips are not chapped. Is the Kiehl's one your go-to? Yeah, I think I just got put onto this like a month ago. It used to be the average chapstick, you know, the regular one, that I had Blistex and Carmex. I tried them all, really, but this one's my favorite, because it kinda makes my lips look really glossy after. Looks like I just kissed somebody, you know? I always have lips that look like they just got kissed. You got a text. I did get a text. It's my sister, and we're gonna meet up tomorrow. She gave me a thumbs up. She doesn't say many words. I'm like, hey, I can't wait to see you. Oh my God, it's been so long. That's her response. But my phone, I guess just like everybody else, is extremely important. I never leave without it, because pretty much my entire mental state is on my phone, in terms of family, in terms of my team, and my career, and the work I have to do. But I also make music, so I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. So I write a lot of music. I actually have it in the notepad section, which is risky, because I don't want to lose all this stuff. But pretty much a ton of just different ideas and lyrics and stuff that I do. And I'll just be in an Uber or walking down the street, and I'll have an idea, and I'll just put out my Notepad, and I'll just start typing. So my phone, I cannot go without. This essential is really close to me, and special to my heart, because it's my grandfather's watch. It's a Gucci watch. I'm not sure the exact year it's from, but it's really old and very vintage, and it's kind of messed up a little bit. But he passed away three years ago, and I feel like a big reason I'm here today is because of him. And I think he's watching over me and guiding a lot of the decisions I make and the moves I make. And so I keep this in any hotel room or any apartment I'm in. I'll keep it on the nightstand next to me. And I'll never wear it. I might wear it maybe for a really special occasion, but the plan is to really just keep it everywhere and not wear it, you know? It's super special to me, and I miss my grandpa, you know? Another essential of mine is, I mean, it's clothing, pretty much. I've been trying to clothes shop a lot lately because I'm getting tired of all my old clothes and fall is coming, so I'm trying to find a whole new fall attire, including this blazer, which is from Banana Republic. I have not taken it off since I put it on because it's fresh as hell. And it feels really nice, and it keeps me warm at the same time. So just in general, a whole new attire of clothing is definitely necessary. So this is step one. Like a boss. I feel like I need a cigar in my hand and just to light it and, you know, not listen to anybody's questions. Another really special one for me is a photo of me and my mom from 2010. It's dated in the back. It's all blue now because I kept it in my jeans in high school, like all of freshman year. No one knew. I think if anyone found out, I probably would've got bullied. But I held a picture of me and my mom just every day in school for the beginning because it was the first time I was really stepping outside of the Bronx and like not being around family. So I felt like if I had this in my back pocket, I felt close to my mom, close to my family, close to my dad. So I felt like if I had this in my back pocket, I felt close to my mom, close to my dad. I felt like if I had this in my back pocket, close to my dad. I felt like if I had this in my back pocket, close to my mom, and close to my family. So she said, to the best son in the world, I am extremely proud of you. Do your thing, baby. You got this. And she was saying, do your thing, because I was about to audition for the high school that I went to. I was 13 years old and it was called LaGuardia High School. And there's this intense audition process you have to go through. So she gave this to me and I got into every school I auditioned for that year with this in my pocket. So yeah, very essential. A baseball cap, specifically Champion, because Champion's been fire these days. But baseball caps are very essential to me for several reasons. One, if I don't have my brush, I have to put a hat on because my hair gets so wild. So a hat just swags you out. It makes you look dope and cool. Plus, lately, I've been getting weird stares from people from across the street or just from across the way from me. I'll be at an airport sitting down and someone's like looking at me like, . . . . . . And so that's when the hat goes from like here to down here. And then the longer the stare goes, it gets lower. And then she keeps looking. It's just straight up down here. But you can't do that with like this bucket hat or a bandana. You have to have a baseball cap. And so baseball caps. Major essential. My Beats headphones. Music's just a huge part of my life. I am obsessed with music. It makes me feel better. It makes me think clearer. And like I said, I make my own music. So when I make my own music, I feel like it's medicine and therapeutic for me. I just stay with my Beats on all the time. Like, I just realized when I was posting my stories the other day, I posted a story with my Beats headphones on. And I realized it was like the 10th story post in a row where I had my Beats headphones on. It looks like I'm just listening to music 24-7, which is probably true. So, essential. Another essential for me is this medallion that Corey Wise gave me. Corey Wise, if you don't know who he is, he's the man I portrayed in the Netflix show When They See Us. And the first day I got to meet him was at a table read, and I read the script out right in front of him. And I looked at him and he was crying his eyes out. He's a man who was falsely imprisoned for years. And so hearing the words of the script made him cry and made him emotional. And I remember coming up to him like, just speechless. Like, I don't know what to say or what to do, but I didn't have to say anything because what he did was he took the medallion off of his neck and he put it around mine. And he was like, you're Corey Wise now. You're the king now. That moment spoke volumes to me, especially prior to shooting the show. I think it pushed me and motivated me a lot. And then it went way beyond just the show. For me, wearing that medallion gives me strength and courage. It makes me feel like I could be as strong as he was through the time that he was falsely imprisoned. So I like to keep it on me. If I don't get the chance to wear it, I keep it on my dresser. And I just, it's a great reminder that you could be way stronger than you thought you ever could be, you know? What did it mean to you to play Corey Wise as a native New Yorker? It was definitely extremely important because I felt like I got to tell a lot of stories of the folk that lived across the street from me or above me or below me or wherever. The story is so prominent in New York and the kind of story that you see and when they see us happens every day, especially in New York City. So to be a native New Yorker, be able to share this plight with other New Yorkers is definitely a blessing and I'm glad I did it.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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Ya le damos. Quizás ustedes no saben quién yo soy, pero soy Bad Bunny y estos son mis esenciales. ¿Cómo elegiste el nombre Bad Bunny? Buscando y buscando, no sabía qué nombre ponerme. Entonces, en ese momento me tenía en las redes sociales, en Twitter me tenía Bad Bunny. Porque por una foto mía de cuando niño vestido de conejo, entonces yo la había puesto de perfil y había puesto el conejo, el conejo malo, después Bad Bunny. Y buscando y buscando qué nombre ponerme, decidí ponerme Bad Bunny. Mi primer esencial son las gafas. Yo creo que desde niño siempre me ha encantado tener gafas. Es una pasión real, real, como desde chamaquito. En los party, en las fiestas familiares, en la escuela siempre me buscaba problemas porque no se podían tener gafas de sol. Y yo siempre andaba con gafas. Entonces me encantan las gafas diferentes, raras, difícil de encontrar, de colores. ¿Alguna gafas favorita? Real, no, no tengo una gafa específica. Es como per temporada. Casi siempre voy rotando las gafas. Incluso cuando ya llevo mucho tiempo que he usado una y digo ya basta de usarla. Cuando termino un show se la regalo a un fan. Casi siempre hago eso y voy comprando nuevas siempre. Como que no las mantengo conmigo, siempre las voy rotando. Next. Ok, medias, medias. Siempre tengo que llevar conmigo medias de colores o de algún diseño, divertidas. Ya sea para mostrarla o simplemente para tenerla. Me hace sentir bien ya tenerla puesta, aunque ni se vea. El amarillo que es uno de mis colores favoritos. El rosa igual. Son de piragua. No sé si es una bebida o qué carajo. Brrrr. Jajajajaja. Brrrr. Obviamente si llevo medias es para ponerme tenis. No puedo viajar sin mis tenis. Específicamente estas ni tan siquiera me las he usado. Porque no encontré mi tamaño y siempre las quise. Entonces como que yo dije, las voy a comprar, no me importa, las quiero. Aunque sea para ponérmelas en el cuello. Estas nunca faltan en mis viajes. Estas las tengo desde el principio de mi carrera. Desde el primer día. Entonces la dinámica es esa. Como que han viajado conmigo a todos los lugares que he ido, a todos los países. Y en las tarimas más importantes en las que me he trepado, pues ellas también han estado. Y es como que bien simbólicas para mí. Son las que siempre viajan conmigo. No viajan conmigo, pero sí no pueden faltar en mi casa. Siempre tienen que haber dominos para jugar ya sea con mis amigos. Este, antes he jugado mucho con mi familia. Mi papá, con mi abuelo, mis tíos. Tanto cultural de Puerto Rico, los latinos en general. Estos son Subrim, una edición especial. Los compré y no los he jugado todavía. Porque quiero que cuando los juegue sea un momento especial. En Puerto Rico igual, tú puedes pasar por ahí. Por la playa, por el centro de la isla, donde quieras. Y siempre hay un colmado donde están los dones afuera jugando dominó. Y la guerrilla se pone dura. Mi esmalte, casi siempre negro para que sea el más general. Obviamente que negro pues combina con todo. Me gusta también llevar conmigo ese de colores vivos. Me he hecho diseño de diferente. Ahora mismo las tengo negras para mantenerlo neutral. Mis campeonatos de lucha libre. Me gusta llevarlos conmigo cuando voy a hacer presentaciones grandes, especiales. Es que, no sé, no soy muy supersticioso. Nunca lo he sido, pero como que en cuanto a esto, como que no sé. Hay cierta seguridad y como que yo soy el campeón. Entonces lo llevo como que simbolizando que lo tenemos y somos fucking campeones del mundo. ¿Y quién es tu luchador favorito? Esa pregunta siempre es bien difícil. Como que son muchos. Me gusta mucho Stone Cold, The Undertaker, Triple H, Ric Flair. Como que son de los míos. ¿Qué fue? ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? La cuica siempre tiene que andar conmigo porque pues no soy una persona de hacer mucho ejercicio. Entonces pues por lo menos trato de mantener algún ritmo. Y creo que pues la cuica es la forma más divertida, fácil. Puede ser en el cuarto, donde sea. Yo creo que esto es lo más conveniente. ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? Hablando de temas de salud. Diablo, mi rey, estás bien malo. ¿Cómo tú me empuesas por arriba, cabrón? Por abajo. Por arriba, cabrón. Más, más, más, más. Dale, dale, yo lo voy a hacer yo. No confío ya, no confío. Dale, cabrón, más habla ahí. ¿Qué es lo que más te ha gustado de tu lucha libre? El vino. No puede faltar el vino nunca en mi casa. Siempre me gusta tener una botellita de vino y, no sé, en momentos especiales. O si no hay un momento especial, se convierte en uno especial. Además de que una copa de vino es saludable al día, por el corazón. Es una botella de vino costumizada que me regalaron en Chile. Hicieron una etiqueta especial con un muñequito simulando que era yo y estaba bien cool. Tengo nueve botellas en casa en las que sale el muñequito mío en el empaque. Pero mi amigo Jan trajo la que no tenía la foto, la única que no tenía el empaque. Pero no importa. Sabe igual, yo creo. Sí. ¿Qué es lo más excesivo de tu lucha libre? Mi doctor me dijo que esto es lo más excesivo. Esto que ven aquí se ve bien chiquitito. Se ve insignificante, pero es mi vida entera dentro de un paquete. No veo sin mis lentes espejuelos. Entonces, hay un problema. Me encanta usar gafas oscuras. Entonces, las cosas no combinan. Siempre uso mis lentes de contacto. Lo más esencial. ¿Qué es lo más importante de tu lucha libre? Mi cartera. Siempre tengo que tener una cartera accesible. Esta específicamente es de Nintendo. Muy... Muy chula. La encontré y la compré. ¿Qué tenemos aquí adentro? ¡Oh! Un Game Boy. ¿Esto era esencial? Esto era esencial quizás cuando tenía 5, 6, 7 años. Era muy esencial. Ya no lo es, pero... Pero siempre es bueno recordarlo. ¿Cuál fue tu juego favorito en Game Boy? ¡Wow! Mi juego favorito en Game Boy yo creo que fue el Gold Edition de Pokémon. ¿Escogías a Charmander, Bulbasaur o Squirtle? ¿Cuál fue? Charmander. Siempre escogí a Charmander. ¿Qué es lo más importante de tu lucha libre? Mi último artículo esencial es... No, esto no. Ok, sí. Mi cargador. Aunque esté incompleto, ¿verdad? Pero se puede conectar en cualquier televisor, entonces. Este... Probablemente el cargador del teléfono. Yo creo que es más importante que el mismo teléfono. Porque... De nada vale el teléfono sin el cargador. Así que... Creo que está en el primer lugar empate con mis lentes de contacto. De lo más esencial. Mi doctor también me lo dijo. Eso es el cargador de mi teléfono. Gracias por venir al estudio. Y pasar un rato conmigo. Estos fueron mis esenciales. Gracias a la gente de EQ, el conejo.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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Words can't describe the passion that I had for flying jets, living my dream. But words also can't describe some of the fears and doubts I faced every single time I strapped into that jet to fly. I had to deal with this fear and this phobia, this uncertainty and doubt that threatened to paralyze my ability to do what I love more than anything else. And so we're going to talk about commitment today. Commitment number one or wingtip number one is commitment to excellence, to passion and drive. Now I learned about excellence at a very early age. My dad was a mechanic at Kennedy Airport in New York City. He used to come home after a 16-hour day working overtime to feed the family. Cuts all over his hands, grease on his uniform smelling like jet fuel. From head to toe. Love that smell. Was always preaching to the kids. Do it right the first time but don't do it at all was his favorite. He said you hang out with garbage, you're going to become garbage. Be careful who you spend time with on the weekends. The early bird gets the worm. Don't take the easy way out. Pull my finger. So my life changed for me when dad took me and my identical twin brother Dave to Kennedy Airport. When we were eight years old on a little tour. I'll never for the life of me forget jumping onto the tarmac and smelling the sweet smell of JP4 jet fuel fill my lungs. Hearing the rumble of the jet engines, watching the floating birds. I was hooked. And then dad sat us in the cockpit of that 747 jumbo jet and I started to play with the switches. I said dad what's this place for? He said it's the cockpit Rob. It's where the pilot flies the plane. And I knew in a heartbeat that I didn't want to fix the planes like my dad. I wanted to fly them. So I said dad I want to fly these things. What do I need to do? And he said listen son you forgot. You're afraid of heights. Probably not the best career choice for you. And I said I don't care dad I'll join the Air Force if I have to. Which really ticked him off. Because he was a Navy vet. And I said I don't care dad I'm going to do it. I'm going to find a way. Because my passion was greater than my fear. I applied to the Air Force Academy. Made a commitment to step out of my comfort zone. And go for excellence. And I signed on the dotted line and freshman year I show up to swim class. And in the corner of that brand spanking new Olympic sized swimming pool was this 33 feet high diving board staring me down. I freaked out. Perhaps some of you can relate. I looked to the instructor and said excuse me sir do I have to jump off that thing? He said as a matter of fact Cadet Waldman you do. You don't even graduate the academy and have any chance of being a pilot unless you complete water survival training and jump off that diving board with a 35 pound pack on your back. And my mouth got parched dry as I thought this was not in the darn marketing brochure. I jumped off that diving board folks last in my entire class to do it. Because there was no way in heck John that I was going to let 33 feet stand between me and living my dreams. Life isn't always in the brochure is it? You see I jumped. Made a commitment to excellence. And I graduated the Air Force Academy. And was fortunate enough to be in the top 33% and I got to go to pilot training. And in pilot training you have to compete with your peers and there's always a limited number of slots for fighter pilots. And they were cutting back in around 1990 when I graduated. So I graduated at the top of my class but I wasn't number one. And there was only one fighter slot. And Captain Andy Toth got that fighter. I hate that guy. And so I took the next best thing. Which was to be an instructor pilot. I didn't want to be a tanker or a heavy pilot and travel the world in these big cockpits and be bored. I wanted to be pulling G's and flying formation and learning how to do maneuvers. And so I decided to be an instructor and teach young men and women how to fly. And the key was I would re-compete after three or four years of that instructor tour. Get rank ordered and I'd have another shot at choosing my jet. Hopefully choosing my jet. And I was in my dream F-16. And everything was going great for me. I was loving instructing. And then around two years into my flying career I had a missile shot at me. Had nothing to do with flying at first. I decided to go scuba diving with a couple of my buddies. It was in the Caribbean. Never been before and I'm thinking how hard could it be. You put your mask on, go in the water and swim. But five seconds into the water I was wishing I'd paid just a little more attention. And I was in the Caribbean. But five seconds after the first one I got into the brauchen benim and vivo I started to get really tired and a little overly hot. And I said to myself Hey, If you workout with me today on audience, how much guesswork do you need? So like I said I'm have frankly decided I was going to teach sc scholarship. But few before I determine suicide chicken swim. And I thought oh man. Google sc scholarship doesn't work with everyone. The Internet gets closed naturally. I said I don't know what sc sc is and that 99% of all the… propagation that I'll ever say š … … stinging salt water. I'll never forget the feeling. My lungs felt like they were on fire, and I began to choke into the mask. I freaked out, wondering if I was gonna inhale more water. And then I had something called a panic attack. Didn't know what one was up until that moment. Thought I was going to die. No combat mission could come close to that day. And I got out of the water and said, I'm never doing that again. And a few days later, I'm back in the jet, flying a training mission, and the weather was terrible. Madison, Wisconsin, terrible, right? Thunderstorms, lightning, clouds everywhere. Couldn't see the sun, couldn't see the ground. And I started to panic again. I got really anxious and became lightheaded. I looked down at the oxygen. I'm like, there's something wrong with the oxygen. I got to land this plane. But I realized there was nothing wrong with the oxygen, but there was everything wrong with me. And I started to panic again. As I became panicked again and experienced the same claustrophobic panic attack that I had a few days prior. But instead of being 35 feet under the water, now I'm 35,000 feet in the air. Like, I'm claustrophobic. Probably not the best thing for a pilot to have, would you guys agree? And so when I came back to the squadron, the next time I strapped into the plane to fly, and basically, I was like, I'm gonna die. I'm gonna die. And basically, for the next eight years, I had to deal with this fear and this phobia, this uncertainty and doubt that threatened to paralyze my ability to do what I love more than anything else. I would go out on these training missions freaking out. It was like jumping off a 33-feet-high diving board every single day. I was panicked. My fear became greater than my passion, and I became doubtful and uncertain and full of fear. And I'm like, how am I gonna do this? Now, no one knew about this fear that I had, and it wasn't impacting my ability to fly. I was still able to do my job, but there were times that I'd come back from some of these training missions with these wings on my hand saying, I can't do this anymore. This sucks. And by the time I walked into that squadron, I put these wings back on, and I said, one more day, one more day, just get into that jet. And it became easier and easier for me. But I had a secret weapon. You see, when I strapped into that plane to teach these young men and women how to fly, my associates, so to speak, I became maniacally focused on them. How can I teach them? How can I instruct them and serve them and help them live their dreams of putting these wings on their chest, which is one of the most amazing things that can happen in the military? I eventually became the number one instructor in my squadron, number one out of 308 other pilots. They ranked me at the top. So it came down to assignment night, and my commander said, congratulations, Walter, you did it, you're at the top of your class. You can choose anything you want. The C-17, the brand new four-engine cargo plane, travel the world, big roomy cockpit, take a nap. If you're gonna nap in the back, be bored out of your mind, or choose that F-16, the jet of your dreams, Waldo. Mach 2, 9Gs, eight-hour night combat missions in a tiny little cockpit, barely able to move. And I had this choice to make. Do I choose the C-17 or choose the F-16? Do I play it safe and take the easy way out? Or push it up? And you know which one I chose. You see, I didn't wanna have to look back on my life and tell my son, who's now nine years old, guess what? Your dad had a dream to fly the F-16, and as soon as he had the choice to choose it, make the tough choice, he quit. He took the easy way out. Don't do as your dad does, son. Face your fear, take the road less traveled, but you're gonna make it. You're gonna make it. You're gonna make it. You're gonna make it. You're gonna make it. Because on the opposite side of that fear is growth. What I'm challenging you to do is to choose your F-16 every single day, to make that tough choice to realize that we're gonna have some headwinds and turbulence and life is gonna come at us, and we're gonna be full of fear and doubt. That's normal. That's part of earning your wings as a leader, the scars of character that your teammates don't see. And the choice that you make, the example that you've set for your kids, for your associates, for your country, for your community, that's the key. That's the juice. And I'm asking you to think about what that is for you, the green smoothie or the donut, the snooze or to get out of bed and hit the gym, the tough conversation, or maybe to pull it back, not saying anything to somebody else, but somebody that needs to hear your truth, to push it up or pull it back. And this is how we grow, folks. And if I can face my fears and deal with my claustrophobia and fly eight-hour combat missions in a tighter little cockpit, then I believe that you can do anything. So here's my challenge for you. Choose that F-16. Set the example for yourself and for your teammates. And build that courage and credibility and confidence that it takes to lead with authenticity. And serve your women every day. 005 006
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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My name's Jennifer Lawrence and I'm going undercover on the internet. This is actually me. Let's start with Quora.com. Why are there so many pictures of Jennifer Lawrence showing the middle finger? Because I'm an asshole. How can I get a date with Jennifer Lawrence? Honestly, just ask me. I have not been touched by a man in a very long time. Is Jennifer Lawrence becoming a chameleon like Meryl Streep? No, absolutely not. I don't have the talent threshold. What are a few of the best Jennifer Lawrence memes? I have no way of knowing. I would rather die than watch a meme of myself. How would you describe Jennifer Lawrence in one word? Nice. I'm nice. Right? Okay. Which Jennifer Lawrence item should I get a hardcore fan for Christmas? A Katniss Barbie, right? Reddit. Are Brad Pitt and Jennifer Lawrence dating? No, but I'm not super excited to shut that rumor down. Wikipedia. Yes, it's me. You know. Lawrence says that she finds acting quote stupid and does not believe in being quote cocky about her success. As a role model to young people, she tries to be careful with her words. Well, I think that we all know that that's not true, so we can just delete that. Never really made it there. I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I was right. I think if I was wrong, I wouldn't be saying that. I think I was wrong. I think I was wrong. I think I was wrong. I think I was wrong. I was wrong. I'm not sure. I don't know why I said that. Is it a quote you would never drink? Just delete that. I'm never drinking in an interview ever again. I don't know why I said that, and that quote has been haunting me for my whole life, so just delete. Utvety at mail dot ru. Does Jennifer Lawrence, who started Hungry Games, speak in Russian? No, I don't do that. YouTube. YouTube. Do you think it's a coincidence that Reggie Bush's wife looks just like you? I don't. Can Jennifer Lawrence have her own talk show already? I'm honestly not good enough. It was only because it was Kim. I wouldn't be good at that. I like Jennifer Lawrence, but she always seems drunk. Well, I'm not ever drunk when I'm working. On the weekends, maybe. I think that's probably just me reacting to nervousness. I feel like Jennifer Lawrence is that one best friend who just walks into your house, eats your food right out of your fridge, tries on your clothes, and drinks all your wine. Yeah, that's pretty right, yep. Instagram. Jennifer's first pet was a schnauzer named Ozzy. He hated Jennifer and her family so much that he never wanted to be in the same room as them. As irrelevant as that may be, it's absolutely true. Ozzy hated us. You know how dogs normally like to stay in the room where people circulate the most? He always stayed in the opposite room. Twitter. Twitter. How does Jennifer Lawrence even exist? Are we sure she's a real human? I don't know how to respond to that. I can assure you I'm all too real, unfortunately. Why doesn't Jennifer Lawrence have Twitter? Does she not realize how amazing her tweets would be? If I knew how to hook my phone up to Wi-Fi, then that would be a different conversation. Is it me or does she look like a Hungarian Jennifer Lawrence? I guess she kind of looks like me. Yeah. Was Jennifer Lawrence naked with body makeup in the X-Men movies or was it a skin-tight suit? It was both. For the first movie, I was naked with body paint, and for the last three, I've had a suit. How does Jennifer Lawrence not know what a 3D printer is? I have no idea what a 3D printer is. The idea of that and what somebody tried to explain to me blows my mind that that could exist. It makes no sense. IMDB.com. Trademark slightly husky voice, witty sense of humor. That's nice. Often works with David O. Russell and Bradley Cooper. Not careful with what she says. Kind of a mess, but overall, pretty nice lady. That was me the entire time. The accounts were me. I drank for eight hours. Well, it doesn't look it. Thanks.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: no ptsd

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Dwi'n Dr Charlotte Armour. Dwi'n gwydnod ymchwil yn y Cyfranogydd Cynulliadau Cynulliadau, sydd ar gael yn Norwich. Dwi wedi gweithio fel gwydnod ymchwil am 14 mlynedd, yn fwyaf ar ymchwil ymchwil cymdeithasol, yn edrych ar y cysylltiad rhwng diet a iechyd. Rwy'n gweithio ar brosiect sy'n gysylltiedig â brocoli, y ffordd fwyaf ffawr o'r ffeydd, ac y chemigau bio yng nghymru a sut y gallant effeithio ar risg person o anafu cardiofasgol. Roeddwn i'n dod o'r ild a'n cael fynd i'r llondon, y llondon ystod y rhydd. Mae'r rhieni i mi o Ghana ac maen nhw wedi symud i'r 50au. Daethon nhw i'r Wlondon i ddod i ddod i ffwrdd gwell i'w hunain a'u plant. Pan ddywedodd nhw gyntaf, ac pan es i'n dod o'r ild, roeddem yn byw mewn mesonet bach. Roedd gennym am 3 ystod, ac roedd gennym rhan o'r cyfleoedd a phethau fel hynny. Roeddwn i ddim yn mwynhau hynny, ond yn unig. Yna, symudon ni i fflat cyngor, ymlaen. I mi, fel ifanc, roedd yn wych, oherwydd roedd gen i fy ngartref fy hun. Roedd gennym lawer o fathau gwahanol y gallwn ni ei rhedeg i mewn ac allan, felly roedd hynny'n hynod o gyffrous. Es i i ysgol cymhrydol cyffredinol, ym Mhrydain, ac yna es i i'r ysgol ail-dynol lleol, Ellen Wilkinson. Ac ar ôl hynny, es i i'r Unibertsiwt o Sussex i wneud Chemigau Meddygol. Wel, roedd fy mab yn ddiddorol iawn, yn enwedig fy mab, ar ddysgu. Dysgu, dysgu, dysgu. Rwy'n credu mai un o'r rhesymau allweddol oedd gan fy mab a fy mab, eu bod nhw'n meddwl efallai, os oeddent wedi bod yn nodd yn Lloegr, y gallent gael cyflawni mor fwy na'r hyn y gwnaethent. Felly roedden nhw eisiau i mi, y plant cyntaf sydd wedi bod yn nhw yn y wlad hon, i gyflawni cymaint â phosibl. Roedd y byd yn y fan hwnnw. Roedd Lloegr yn ddyn o gyfleoedd, felly roeddwn i'n ddigwydd i allu cyflawni beth bynnag oeddwn i eisiau. Rwy'n credu, wrth weithio mewn gwydnwst, fe ddechreuais yn Chemigau, wedi symud i Ffermacoleg a Nudrition. Rwy'n credu fy mod i wedi bod yn un o'r rhai fwy o bobl Cymreig o gwmpas, pobl o fewnrwydd ethnig. Nid yw'n rhywbeth sydd wedi fy anodd o hyd i mi, oherwydd mae'r holl bobl rwyf wedi bod â nhw, rwy'n credu, yn bobl ddysgu, ddysgol. Roeddent bob amser yn ddynol iawn. Rwy'n credu bod rhai o'r negatifiaeth sy'n gysylltiedig â'r ddynion cwl yn ddysgu. Rwy'n gwybod bod y bobl hyn o'r gilydd yn ymddygiadol iawn, felly nid oedd yn broblem. Roedd fy mab bob amser yn bwysig. Roedd unrhyw bobl ethnig yno? Roedd yn dweud, nid, nid, roedd yn yr unig un. Roedd hi'n dweud, o, iawn. Roedd yn bwysig. Felly, yn fy gwaith mwyaf diweddar, rwy'n gweithio ar brocoli a'r effeithiau o brocoli yn ymddygiadau cardiofasculaidd. Ac fel prosiect, mae hynny'n fy mhobl yn gweithio â chyfarwyr. Felly, rydyn ni'n cael chyfarwyr i ddod i mewn a bwyta'r brocoli. Rydyn ni'n cymryd samplau blod, felly rwy'n ymwneud â phopeth hynny. Rwy'n ymwneud â'r analisys blod. Felly, mae gennym ni gyflogwr sy'n cymryd y blod. Bydd hi'n ei roi i mi, rwy'n gwneud y llunio hwnnw. Rwy'n ymwneud â chyfranogi'r darparu brocoli. Rwy'n cyffredinol yn cadw'r gwirfoddolwyr yn hapus ar y astudiaeth. Rwy'n analisio'r canlyniadau, rydyn ni'n cyhoeddi papurau ac rydyn ni'n cyflwyno'r canlyniadau o'r holl byd. Fel plant, roeddwn i'n mwynhau'r gwyddon a'r mathemateg, y chemistr, y ffisig, ond nid oeddwn i'n ychydig o blant sy'n ffosio o amgylch chemistr yn y tŷ. Nid oedd gen i set chemistr, nid oeddwn i'n darllen llyfrau ffisig, y math hwnnw. Rwy'n gwneud llawer o fy mhrofiad yn fy ystafell, chi'n gwybod, yn darllen fficsiwn, yn gwrando ar y cerdd, y sgwrs, y hyn, chi'n gwybod, yn cael ei hysgrifennu i Whitley, Houston, chi'n gwybod, y math hwnnw. Ac hyd yn oed drwy gydol fy holl gyrfa gwyddon, chi'n gwybod, mae gwyddon yn rhywbeth sy'n fy mhrofiadu, yn fy mhryderu, ond mae gen i bywyd arall. Rwy'n hoffi hysgrifennu, rwy'n hoffi bod yn cymdeithasol, rwy'n hoffi mynd allan, chi'n gwybod, dyna'r math o beth rwy'n ei fwynhau. Ac i mi, mae'n fath o bywyd cyfathrebu da iawn rwy'n ceisio arwain. Rwy'n bod yn ffodus i fynd i lawer o lefydd gyda gwaith ac allan o waith, ac un o'r pethau hynod o ddiddordeb am fynd i'r trafod yw'r bwyd, chi'n gwybod, ceisio gwneud pob peth gwahanol. Felly rwy'n ceisio dod â llawer o'r pethau rwy'n eu gweld yn y wladau rwy'n mynd i, i'r tafod yma a'u cymdeithasu. Felly mae'n rhywbeth o'r cyd-dwy ffyrdd a'r ffyrdd o fy mhrofiad. Yn y bôn, gweithio fel gwyddonwr, fel rwy'n ei fod, yw swydd gwych. Mae'n amlwg. Ni fydd un diwrnod yn yr un peth. Rwy'n cael mynd i fynd i fynd i gael cwrdd â phobl. Rwy'n cael mynd i gydweithio gyda'r cyhoedd. I chi, i rywun a ddechreuodd ar y cyhoedd yng Nghymru yn y 70au, rwy'n credu fy mod wedi bod yn iawn.
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Pan fyddwn ni'n mynd allan o'r bocs, yn amlwg, rydyn ni'n gwneud ein llwyth yn ystod y sti, ar 10.31, gwneud ein ffordd drwy ac yna'n amlwg pan ddywedodd Simon y Baird ei ffwrdd llwyddiant. Allwch chi ddweud wrthym am y nos, pwy fyddwch chi'n mynd i'r cwnsert gyda a phwy fyddwch chi'n mynd i'w gweld? Felly roeddwn i'n mynd gyda fy mab, Yve, roedd hi'n 14 yn y pryd ac roedd y ticwyr wedi'u prynu fel rhywbeth ar gyfer Ymrwymiad. Yn ffordd y byddwn i'n dweud, roedden ni wedi treulio'r amser mab a mab, yn mynd i'r cwnsertau ac yn amlwg â'r cerdd a'r canu, felly ie, roedd y nos yn ddiweddoriaeth o hynny. Felly roedden ni, roedden ni yn un o'r cyntaf cyntaf o'r bwysau yn y, mae'n fath fel o hyd yn y ffordd i'r hwyr yn yr arena, felly os oeddwch chi, os oeddwn i arianna grande yn cael cerdd yn y stagio roedden ni'n fath fel y cyntaf o'r cyntaf yma. Pan ddododd hi allan, roedd yn amlwg yn ymddangos i'r gwyliau ond roedd yn llwyr iawn yn cael ei ddod yn fy ngwyliau, roedd hynny fel, yn onest, roedd yn dda iawn ac ie, roedd hi'n rhoi'r sioe yn dda iawn. Roedd yn gynharach o'r cyntaf. Beth ddigwyddodd ar ôl i'r cyntaf ddiweddar? O ble wnaethoch chi fynd? Rydych chi'n gwybod pan fyddwn ni, pan fyddwn ni'n mynd allan o'r ffoc, yn amlwg, rydym yn gwneud ein cyntaf yn ystod y stafell ymlaen yn 10.31, gwneud ein ffordd drwyddo ac yna mae'n amlwg pan fyddai rhywun wedi'i ddewis, ei ddewis yn gyntaf. Ac a allwch chi gofio'r foment yna, a ddigwyddodd pan ddegodd y bomb? Ie, ie, rydyn ni'n unig 6 metr yn gwybod, rydw i'n unig yn dod o hyd, yn gyntaf roedden ni'n cael gwybod ein bod yn 10 metr yn gwybod, ond rydw i wedi dod o hyd, 4 neu 5 wythnos yn ôl, bod ni'n unig 6 metr yn gwybod. Ie. Rydw i'n cofio, roeddwn i'n teimlo'n ysgafn ac rydw i'n meddwl, yn amlwg, nid oeddwn i'n gwybod mai oedd yn bomb. Yn ddechrau roeddwn i'n meddwl fy mod wedi cael fy nghyffwrdd neu'n cael fy llawr ac nid oeddwn i'n gallu cael fy llawr, felly roeddwn i'n panig oherwydd roeddwn i'n meddwl, mae'r hyn sy'n digwydd, nid oeddwn i'n gallu cofio. Ac yna rwy'n credu y dylai i mi gael amsicrwydd yna oherwydd y peth nesaf, rydw i'n llai ar y llyfr ac yn ymwneud â'r ffordd o ddynnu ar blwyd ac yn amlwg, rydw i'n gallu gweld fy mod yn llwyddo llawer o blwyd. Ac yna yn amlwg, rydw i'n gweld y bydd Yves ddim mewn ffordd da ac yna dyna'r peth rydw i'n gwybod o'r ffordd sy'n digwydd yn ystod ystod yr ystafell fod yn amlwg yn bomb. Felly ie, rydw i wedi gweld ffoteg yn diweddar un second cyn datenaeth. Mae'n cymryd amser i mi gael fy nghymryd ymlaen i weld y ffigur hwnnw ac yna gweld y ffigur nesaf lle mae pawb o'n gilydd yn ystod y llyfr ac am ryw ffordd mae rydw i a Yves wedi parhau. Felly ie, mae'n cymryd amser i mi gael fy nghymryd ymlaen. Mae llawer o'r bobl sydd wedi marw wedi cymryd ymlaen. Felly, fe wnaethon nhw dynnu'r sgwrs ymlaen, yn y bôn, i'w cynnwys. Yn anffodus, roedden ni wedi mynd i'r gorff. Felly roedden ni wedi cael ein llwybrau wedi'u gwneud a'n anffodus roeddwn i yn ymlaen â Yves. Felly yn y bôn, os yw'r sgwrs yn dod o hyd i'r traedeg, fe wnaethon i dynnu Yves. Felly, yn anffodus, fe wnaethon i dynnu Yves o'r blast. Yn y bôn, fe wnaethon i dynnu Yves o'r blast. Roeddwn i'n gwybod nad oeddwn i mewn ffordd da. Roeddwn i'n gwybod bod i'n marw. Roeddwn i'n gwybod bod i'n llwyddo llawer o blwyd. Roeddwn i'n cofio dweud wrth fy hun, nad ydych chi'n mynd i'w gwneud. Mae gennych chi un swydd i'w wneud nawr, a dyna i sicrhau bod Yves yn cael ei allu. Roeddwn i'n gwybod os ydw i'n clwyddo fy ngwyliau, byddaf yn ddod. O ran y math o blwyd roeddwn i'n ei llwyddo. Roeddwn i ddim yn sylweddoli faint o'r llwyddoedd oedd fy hun, ond roeddwn i'n gallu ddweud o'r llwyddoedd o'r blwyd, nad oeddwn i mewn ffordd da. Fel dad, beth oedd yn ei fodloni i weld rhywbeth fel hyn yn digwydd i'ch gynnal? Y peth gorau o hynny. Roeddwn i'n rhoi amser ar fy hun i'w llwyddo. Fel y byddai'r rhain o'r dadau, roeddwn i'n dweud i Yves, nad ydych chi'n cofio pan fyddwch chi gyda fi, oherwydd byddaf yn eich diogelu a'ch cadw'n ddiogel ac na fyddai unrhyw beth i fynd i'r llwyddo. Felly, mae'n deimlo fy mod wedi'i gadael i lawr a wedi ffail fel dad. Mae'n ddewis i mi fod yn gweithiwr arferol, mae wedi cael rhywfaint o'r llwyddo. Felly, mae'n deimlo'n rhywbeth o'r ddifrif am hynny. Roeddem yn sgwrsio am help ac roedd pobl yn dweud wrthym fod paramedicaid ar gael ac roedd help ar gael, ond roedd yn teimlo fel bywyd am bywyd. Mae llawer o bobl wedi dweud, fel mae fy ffilm wedi dweud, roeddent bob amser yn poeni ac yn llwyddo am fi oherwydd roedden nhw'n meddwl fy mod yn llawer o pwysig ac yn poeni ac yn ystod hynny, ond nid oeddwn i. Roeddwn i'n calm iawn ac nid oeddwn i mewn unrhyw pwysigrwydd. Yn wir, roeddwn i'n dweud, roeddwn i'n llythyrol yn cyfranhau ar Yves ac roeddwn i'n ysgrifennu fy mod i'n ysgrifennu, oherwydd roeddwn i'n gwybod, os oeddwn i'n panic, roeddwn i'n deall bod yn llwyddo mwy. Felly, i feddwl am bethau fel hyn pan fyddwch yn marw, mae'n ddifrifol iawn. Ond roeddwn i'n cyfranhau bod yn debyg nad oeddwn i'n mynd i'w wneud ac roeddwn i'n dweud i Chris, y gwartheg diogelwyr, a oedd gyda fi, dwi'n gofyn i fy mab ddod o hyd i mi. Rwy'n credu, un secund. Rwy'n dweud hynna'n llawer o gysylltiadau. Ie, does dim o ddweud y bydd hi'n mynd i'w haws, ond... Rwy'n credu bod pobl... Rwy'n credu bod pobl... Rwy'n credu bod pobl... Rwy'n credu bod pobl yn deall, i'ch meddwl fynd trwy hynny a'ch cofnod i fynd trwy hynny, i wneud yn ffyrdd â chi, ac yn debyg, fel cyflawni'r sefyllfa. I ddweud i bobl nad ydych chi'n ei wybod, i ddweud i'ch gweithiwr, eich ffrind, nad ydych chi'n mynd i weld unrhyw un eto. Mae'n ddifrifol i gydnabod hynny. Mae'n ddifrifol i gydnabod hynny. Dyna pam rwy'n hapus iawn i fod yn fyw. I mi, mae'n ddifrifol i fynd trwy hynny, a dechrau ymwneud a bod yn unig ac yn ysgrifennu. Mae'n ddifrifol i gydnabod hynny. Mae'n ddifrifol i gydnabod hynny. Rydyn ni'n cael ein cymryd allan ac yna rwy'n rhoi'r gorau. Rydyn ni'n cael ein cymryd allan ac yna rwy'n rhoi'r gorau. Rwy'n dod i fyny ac mae hynny'n ddifrifol. Dyna'r diwedd rwy'n gwybod am unrhyw beth, hyd yn oed am ddwy wythnosau nesaf, pan fyddaf yn gofio'n gyrff gynhyrchu. pan fyddaf yn gofio'n gyrff gynhyrchu. Roeddwn i'n sefydlu ac yn siarad am ddwy dydd nesaf, Roeddwn i'n sefydlu ac yn siarad am ddwy dydd nesaf, ond dydw i ddim yn cofio hynny. Mae fy nghymryd cyntaf yn ddewis am ddwy wythnosau nesaf, Mae fy nghymryd cyntaf yn ddewis am ddwy dydd nesaf, ar relijk emIEdκαf nesaf. ar r heroin agor ar gyfer oedi gofalu kim. ar yr Cristijan kingden ham stŵc. ar yr Cristijan kingden am gydad i gymhwysu slwr eidradau. ar yr Cristijan kingden am gydad i gamod. Ar gyfer sydd wedi bod yn gwerth Ashwando ngot, ar gyfer sydd wedi bod yn gwerth Ashwando ngot, wedi cymhwyso doedd ati 1 cryptodwараeth yn llwyth WMG a 22 sguithnol. Yw concreteld am ddewi sw Flower at T10? Yw createld am ddewi sguifer at T10? ar y lefel T10, sy'n golygu bod yn paralyddol o'r belled i lawr. Roedd gen i un sydd wedi mynd drwy fy nghym, wedi ffwrdd fy ngylch, fy tibia, fy fibia. Ond y llwyth oedd wedi cymryd fy nghym a'r llawr o'r nec, roedd gen i ddwy arteriaid. Ac wedyn, ie, fe wnaethon i'w ddynu, a ddod yn fy mhobl. Oedd hynny'n llwyr llawr? Wel ie, ddim yn gallu ei ddangos. Mae'n ddifrifol sut y byddwn ni'n agos. Roedd pobl wedi marw, mae pawb o'n gilydd wedi marw yn unigol. Felly, ie, ddim yn gallu ei ddangos. Dydyn nhw ddim yn dweud wrthi am Yv. Roeddent yn dweud bod hi'n byw, oherwydd roedd hi'n ddynu i fy nghym. Roedd hi'n ddynu am eithaf amser, oherwydd roedd hi'n cael ysgrifennu'r coel ymddygiadol. Yn y bôn, roedd un o'r ddynion wedi cael ei ddangos ac yn y bôn, roedd hi'n cael ei ddangos. Felly roedd hi'n ddangos yn dda am amser. Felly doeddant ddim yn meddwl y byddai hi'n mynd i'w wneud. Felly roeddant yn cadw, ac nid wyf yn cael unrhyw adolygiad o'r peth, ond yn amlwg roeddwn i'n gofyn yr holl amser ac roedd hi'n byw. Felly mae'n rhaid i chi gynnal eich hynny ar eich hun nawr. Ni allwch chi ddweud hynny i'w dad, oherwydd dyna'r hyn rydych chi'n ei fyw ar ei ôl. Fel teulu, sut mae eich bywyd wedi newid ers y dydd hwnnw? Mae'r Martin sydd gennych chi ymlaen yn y ffordd sydd ddim yn yr un sy'n mynd i'r oren y nos hwnnw. Mae'r Martin wedi marw y nos hwnnw. Ac mae'r newydd wedi'i fwyddo. Felly mae'r bywyd rwy'n ei wybod a'r bywyd rwy'n ei gael wedi diwedd y nos hwnnw. Felly mae'n rhaid i chi ei enwio. P'un a yw cael ystafell, mynd i'r toalet, sut rydych chi'n gyrru, gwylio eich hun, sut rydych chi'n dod i lleoedd, ble rydych chi'n aros. Mae'n effeithio ar bob... ffordd o bywyd. Rwy'n credu bod pobl yn edrych arna i a'n meddwl, mae'r peib yn anodd i'w ddal. Ond mewn gwirionedd, mae'n gyflym iawn i chi ddal eich llaw. Mae'r holl bethau arall yn parhau i'w ddalu'n unigol. Ac dyna'r peth sy'n ei ddifrydoli. Dyna'r peth y byddwn i'n cael fy ngwneud yn dda. Byddai'n fy ngwneud yn dda. Dyna'r pethau nad ydych chi'n meddwl y byddwch chi'n cael eu llawu. Ydych chi oes gennych chi adroddiadau i'r digwyddiad? Ie, bob amser. Ie. Yn aml i bob nos. Yn aml i'r peth cyntaf a'r peth diwethaf ydw i'n meddwl amdano. I bob dydd. I bob peth rydw i wedi mynd drwyddo ar y nos i fod wedi gweithio ac i fod yn fyw ac i fod yn un peth, fel i siarad. Er bod gen i ddwy ffrwydr yn dweud wrthym i nad oeddwn i'n mynd i'r gweithio eto. Er bod gen i... Roeddwn i ddim yn hapus amdano. Roedd yn debyg, wel, rydw i yma ac rydw i'n byw, felly byddaf yn mynd i'r gweithio. Ond roeddwn i'n cofio... Y peth cyntaf a ddywedais yw nad oes gen i ddod i fynd i fynd â'r ddog i fyny ac nid oes gen i ddod i'r gweithio eto. Rhywbeth ddifrifol. Ond roedd yna bob amser... Rhywbeth o... Rhywbeth o... Wel, rydyn ni'n credu, rydych chi wedi dweud hynny i mi. Pan mae'r rhheab yn dechrau? Felly rwy'n credu bod nhw wedi'u gwneud i fyny. Ac rwyf wedi gweld... Pan es i i'r uned sbarnel, y gwybodaeth a wnaethon nhw arna i. Ac roeddent wedi dweud nad oes gennynt ddiddordeb fel hynny. Roeddent yn brygu amdano am hynny. Roeddent wedi dweud, dwi ddaw i gael breitdiad a... Rhywbeth o... Totall. Ac nid oes gen i ddweud hynny. Rwy'n credu. Dwi ddim yn mynd i ddewis amser yn gwneud hynny. Rwy'n yma a ddweud wrthi beth rwy'n mynd i'w wneud. Ac rwy'n gwneud hynny. Ac dyna beth rwy'n... Yn fath i mi gael ei gynnal. A sut mae'r gwaith eich gynnal i chi heddiw? Mae hi'n gwneud yn iawn. Y tro cyntaf rwy'n mynd i fynd i'w gweld, un o'r pethau rwy'n cofio yw... Mae un o'r cynghoryddion yn Manchester yn dweud... Yn fath, mae hi... Yn fath, nid yw'n mynd i fod llawer yno. Nid yw hi'n gwneud hynny. Nid yw hi'n gwneud hynny. Nid yw hi'n gwneud hynny. Nid yw hi'n gallu symud. Yn fath, mae hi'n debyg ei fod yn y sefyllfa bwyd. Ond nid ydym ni wedi cwrdd â hibot o'r blaen. Nid ydym ni'n hoffi cael ein bod yn cael ei ddweud beth i'w wneud. Felly, ie, felly nawr, mae hi'n gallu gweld, mae hi'n gallu clywed. Mae hi'n siarad yr holl amser, sy'n wych. Roedd gen i fideo gwych ychydig wythnos yn ôl o'i gwneud rhywfaint o'r gyrff, yn ymgymryd, mae hi'n ysgol, yn ôl ysgol, nid yn gyffredinol. Mae hi'n mynd i ysgol gwahanol. Bydd hi'n debyg ei fod angen gofal am y bywyd arall. Ond fel y dywedais, chi'n ei ddewis, chi'n gwybod. Oherwydd mae 22 o'r teuluoedd yn ei ddewis y bore ddyfodol. Dwi ddim yn gwastraffu'r diwrnod. Ie, dwi'n ddigon hapus i fod yma. Oherwydd, chi'n gwybod, dwi ddim yn dweud mai dw i ddim yn ddigon hapus i fod yma. Dwi'n meddwl ei fod yn grim i mi, ddim i fyw y bywyd i'r cyfan, ac i helpu pobl sydd ychydig yn lles ffortunaeth na mi. Oherwydd, dwi'n meddwl bod gen i'n bywyd am rywbeth. Ac dwi'n credu dwi'n gwybod, dwi dim ond yn ychydig yn gyntaf wedyn, dwi'n teimlo fel ydw i'n gwybod beth yw hynny nawr. Felly, dwi'n mynd i newid y byd o fy mhrofiad fy hun. A dwi'n cofio i ddatganu fy ffôn a bod Whatsapp arno, ac fe wnes i ddod i ben Whatsapp a clicio ar y camera. Ac y peth cyntaf i ddod i'r ffilm, fe wnes i weld beth, dwi'n credu, y gwyddoedd y byd yn gweld.
Above is a video along with the transcript of a patient undergoing clinical evaluation. Based on the patient's expression and behavior throughout the video, what is the diagnosis? Answer with one word from the following:
ptsd
no ptsd

Answer: ptsd

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