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+  "text": "Alright, in these next couple of videos, I want to talk about searching images and kick things off. Let's just go back to something we've already talked about, which if you go back over to the Explorer menu, the Explorer menu allows you to look at images created by other users. And if we found an image we liked, let's go and find one. Feeling particularly picky. We'll click on this one. We can use the heart icon, which is a like image. And what that does is it puts it into kind of a catalog of other images that we've liked and we get to that by going to explore back over to likes. Doesn't exactly match with the folder structure but specifically this likes our images that I've liked from other users. If we want to organize images from other users we need to use this like mechanism which is the heart. And just as a quick refresher the way that we know how to find images from other users currently is by using the feeds that Mid Journey has made available to us. So the feeds like the random feed, which gives us random images from other users, the hot feed, which shows images that are currently considered to be hot. And then we have the top of the day. And then we also have top of the week and top of the month. So sometimes I find myself, if I'm not exactly sure what to create in Mid Journey, I'll just go look at other users and try other people's prompts. So here's the top of the month. I like this cat. And certainly we could like the image. We can also use the image, the style. So here I could say, design a wolf. So it gives us a way to work with other people's images. And while we can't exactly take other people's images and put them into folders, we at least have the liking mechanism. And from there, we can go ahead and use those prompts to create our own images. And I think I did not change all the cats. So here I said wolf, but here it says the Persian cat. So anyways, doesn't matter. Okay. So that's the way we have to find images right now is basically by looking at these feeds. But in the next couple of videos, I want to talk about other ways to find other images. So we'll talk about searching images in the next video.",
+  "language": "en",
+  "duration": 128.87,
+  "timestamp": "2026-01-19T18:20:06.451315"
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