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What's up, guys?

Justin here for Complex News.

If you've ever wanted to protect the Earth from alien invasion, you may soon have your

chance—and you can make some big bucks in the process.

NASA is looking for a Planetary Protection Officer, and is accepting applications now.

The position may sound like something out of Men In Black or Independence Day, but there's

not much chance of you doing this:

Instead, the job involves trying to uphold the Outer Space Treaty of 1967.

That document set up the rules for space exploration.

In that piece of paper—Article nine, if you're reading along at home—it says that

all countries that go into space have to set up rules to make sure they avoid, quote, "harmful

contamination and also adverse changes in the environment of the Earth resulting from

the introduction of extraterrestrial matter."

Basically, we want to make sure that any no space microbes get to the planet from any

of the places we might visit, and that we don't accidentally send dangerous microbes

to other planets, either.

The treaty says that any mission to space must have a one-in-ten-thousand chance (or

less) of contaminating the planet with space germs.

The last person to hold the job, Caroline Conley, would like to see those odds even

higher.

"It's a moderate level.

It's not extremely careful, but it's not extremely lax."

The money might be another enticement to apply.

The job pays up to $187,000 a year.

But that's probably because it seems very difficult.

You need diplomatic skills, to deal with all the other countries sending stuff up into

space.

You've also got to have an advanced degree in physical science, engineering, or mathematics.

But if you go through the gauntlet, you'll end up with both a nice paycheck and a secret

security clearance—and we all know the reason for that last part.

You've got until August 14th to apply and find out if the truth really is out there.

For Complex News, I'm Justin Block.

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7 Steps - How to Market an Idea For FREE - Duration: 13:26.

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hey in this video I'm going to be talking about how to market an idea

what's going on my friend this is all coming to your life I have this question

that came up today actually I get a lot of questions all the time about idea I

noticed that people have ideas they have a new idea they have a recipe they have

a new way of doing things but a lot of most ideas just go dead inside of most

humans right so I don't know about you maybe you've got an idea too and you

feel like you can change the world you can help somebody you can help an

organization you can help people enhance their life life style and business with

your idea but you just don't know how to get

started to start spreading the message because your idea at the end of the day

first of us to be a message the troubles are far right as travels beyond you like

people have to know about your idea but at least your ideal prospect that would

utilize this idea didn't to find out about it right so you got to get the

message out there so I got this question from this person yeah an idea for a

recipe and he wanted to get out there and it wasn't sure how to get started on

how to use the Internet okay first of all when we're talking about how to

market an idea there's no such thing as marketing outside of the internet

anymore okay TV ad revenues are going down the drain radio terrestrial radio

and going down the drain as a matter fact any one of those platforms have to

have a strong presence on the internet for them to be relevant why because the

attention is all over the entire through this mobile phone right and money

follows attention okay that's the way it works so the other day I don't care

everything a child business this is about profits it's about bringing in

enough money so you can keep fueling the engine of spreading your message if

you're not bringing enough money then it's only a matter of time before you

run out of ideas - this / - content to do what you do and do it that's best

right so you got put food on the table you got a guy I have pursued the energy

you have to use electricity you have to use power you have to use you know I

used to doing what when I used to I used to go to a church and then you should

have serious trouble paying bills so if a musician came in and they saw that the

perform these are the trouble we have to need to have a serious trouble with the

idea of pay somebody to minister and I I used to always get into it with this

person I said listen if people come and they bless you with that time that's the

greatest gift in the world and if you can bless them back if you can be

grateful by actually showing that by actually giving tips a sizable one for

that matter they would do all the way they will go above and beyond to help

you okay so now back to the real work how to market an anklet so you have a

brand new idea and you want to get it out to the world the first step is you

have to use the Internet okay now your idea can be the greatest thing in the

world in your mind but I want you to realize one thing first okay this is the

second thing what you realize first of all use the Internet right

the second thing I want you realize that most ideas are just going to shoot it

that's just what it is okay out of every 100 ideas only one or two is going to

make it into becoming a profitable scenario for a person okay and that's

why you don't want to be the third thing you don't want to be emotionally

attached to your idea okay so that's it so again use the Internet

secondly most ideas are going to be dead ideas in other words they're not going

to have a life so an idea can just make so much sense in your mind but you know

was always going to be right market ok the market is always going to

be right ok and the third thing I just said is that only emotionally attached

to your idea ok internet most ideas are going to be

dead don't be emotionally attached to your

idea all right so now that takes me so there are three things I wanted you to

note first before you invest unnecessarily amount of energy into the

idea so the best thing is you may be 15 I want you to find out if your idea will

fly or not does that make any sense at all and finding out from your mother

your father your cousin is not the best way to do it because they love you

so the idea opinion is going to bias positive or negative the opinion is not

going to be real as a matter of opinion from any one single human being it's not

going to be a real opinion the market is going to be right the market is the one

that's going to tell you if the idea is good or not ok so that takes me to

invest at the market will tell you if your idea is good or not so let me see

if I can three we say this all over again the Internet is your friend ok

number two and number three is that don't be emotionally attached number two

is that your idea most ideas are now going to be a profitable one they're not

going to fly ok so so I'm not going to right now I want you to watch the video

again to see them instead I will try to list them out for you as well in the

description area but let me go into how to find out if your idea will fly the

way to find out your idea will fly it comes back to content creation ok you

need to test the market out and see what the market will say so there's a free

tool on Google called Google planner ok so your idea trying to bring your idea

down to one or two words at most three words okay and use the free Google

planner to see how many people are in fact searching for a solution that your

idea bring ok so if you have an idea that doesn't solve somebody's problem

that doesn't answer somebody's question already right they failing okay

it needs to be doing one or both of those two in the answering somebody's

question or solving somebody's problems so that's the first test to see if the

idea will fly okay so now marketing the idea actually comes from you doing a

quick research and you do a researcher you come up with all the questions that

a typical prospect would act as related to your idea okay so you have an idea

that would help people solve the problem of brain cancer right the questions that

people ask when they are going through that or their family friend is going

through that the questions are humongous use your job it is your job to do the

research to find out what questions they're asking you do because the first

place most human beings go to ask questions even as related to their

health sad enough for predator that's so dangerous right but the first place they

go is Google I had to I had to warn my wife I want policy so stop googling

stuff as related to my to the medical state of my kids from Google right but

people do it anyway I was looking at one of the medicine I was prescribed to me

last my last visit to the doctor I forgot exactly why he prescribed I stood

still taking a medicine you know where I went to find out I went to the Internet

I've typed in the name of the medicine only on this game on the case and then

it was some allergy stuff and now remember like yeah a completely by some

allergy allergy stuff right so again contact creation around the

subject of the any questions that you are do cross that are asking the keyword

phrases the keyword terms and they are searching for on Google because that's

the number one place that an average human being in the digital age go to ask

a questions you want them to find you now depending on how many views how many

expressions your content is getting on the Internet

that's going to tell you if you have an idea at all now remember that one of the

rules gave you here don't be emotionally

attached to your ideas what you're going to find is that your idea if you get

into content creation your idea is going to be refined over time to towards

profitability so the first way you receive the inspiration is not always

going to be the way that is going to become profit but most people don't even

get into content creation they don't get into how they can expand on the idea you

just have the idea and then just go dead in them why not because they're bad

people is because most evil things are like that okay

most idea to go dead life is happening you got kids to take care of you have

responsibilities you got family to take care of and before you know it the idea

kind of just dissipates right but if you have an idea that you feel very strongly

about I suggest you do a little quick research and you start creating content

around it I should concern now creating content

comes down to investing time possibly money and learning il invest learn

learning more about the subject around your ideas right and then you do as much

as you can do if you already practice if you're already in the practicing

environment you do but it's not really absolutely necessary this is all about

research right and then you teach teaching is that you come up with best

solution best practices best answers to people's questions when you do that when

you teach right what happens is that you learn more about yourself typically when

you're teaching you learn more about this subject you learn more about

yourself because just the brain is insane it's like the brain the power the

brain is infinity okay so that's the way it works so I want you to again don't

get them don't get emotionally attached to the way the idea is right now you

just start ILD team that's invest learn do and

teach like stop creating content okay either in the form of articles videos or

audios for the internet and I should do that you continue to teach the world

which subject around your idea you'll notice that it's tough to refine itself

and guess what's happening by default or through that process that's what's

happening you're marketing the idea okay but you're doing it in more organic way

and you are having the Internet audience help you refine it okay so this process

is something that I've taught for years and I have a bunch of case studies of

people that are gender successfully right now and if you go to all our talks

complex mastermind you can go through my free class and learn how we do that and

how we have Google and the Google or DA's users Facebook audience users how

we have them help us refine our ideas into even new new opportunities into new

opportunities so ideas are kind of like the human brain the power of the design

is infinity but most people just get stuck on me I gotta get emotionally

attached to how they see me today and they don't expand on it or do not know

how to expand on how to expand on it is find out all the questions and questions

and problems they're people that are related to your idea right find out what

they're asking and answer those questions and simple videos just like

this articles and create content and the idea will refine itself okay so um the

first litmus test for your idea right if our people are their problems right that

it will help people solve right other questions like to help people answer if

it fails those two little daughter tests over there

don't even bother okay but beyond that you gotta let the market speak for you

the market will tell you where your idea need to refine into and then you take it

from there right so again if you like this video and you want more of it

please or either way doesn't matter just help me subscribe click the thumbs up

more apparently make sure you reserve a seat on the free class which is hola

socks comm slash mastermind that's ro and listen Larry a tu XCOM slash

mastermind if you're youtube you can see it on the screen from Facebook if you

see it on the screen if I'm items subscribe to the itunes as well

it's alright ox calm slash mastermind thank you so much I'll see you on the

next one yes

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Where do you want him?

And the tritium?

Yes.

If only I could cause you the pain that you've caused me.

First we'll see who's behind the mask.

I can look into your eyes as you die.

Pete.

No.

It can't be.

Harry.

Where is she? Where is he keeping her?

-He's got M.J. -No. All he wanted was the tritium.

Tritium?

He's making the machine again.

When that happens, she'll die, along with half of New York.

-Now, where is he? -Peter...

...you killed my father.

There are bigger things happening here than me and you.

Harry, please, I've got to stop him.

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Jeep Wrangler Cobra CB Radio (1987-2017 YJ, TJ, JK) Review & Install - Duration: 4:26.

This Cobra CB Radio is for those of you that have a 1987 and up Wrangler, and are looking

for a radio that you can install in your Jeep very easily, not have a big, bulky CB radio

sitting on the dash or in the center console.

Something that you can hide away and that still has a ton of functionality.

So getting this installed is going to be an easy two out of three wrenches.

I give it an easy two out of three because there is some wiring involved, but overall

this is a fairly simple process.

Now, this radio is going to be more expensive than some of the other ones on the market,

but you are going to get a lot of additional features with this radio as far as functionality

goes.

And probably the biggest feature of this radio is that the whole brains of the operation

is just this little small box here that you can mount anywhere you like, hide it out of

the way.

And then when you want to be able to use your radio, all you need to do is attach the hand

piece that has all of your controls on it, and also your speaker built right into it.

When you don't wanna use it, you can unscrew it, hide that away and no one would ever know

that you have a radio, which is really nice for theft protection.

So the biggest feature of this radio is what I've mentioned already, that the brains of

everything are just this small box here that you can mount out of the way, where you're

never gonna see it.

And then just have the handpiece when you need it, when you want to have your radio.

Now, that is a very nice feature and that's the reason that a lot of people purchase this

radio.

But you are getting a ton of features with this radio as well.

This radio is gonna be able to monitor two channels at once.

You're going to, of course, get your 40 CB channels, but you're also going to get 10

different weather channels.

This is going to have an easy one-touch button that will get you back to your emergency channel,

your channel nine.

This is also going to have some great noise cancelling technology built right into it,

so other than just your squelch, which of course you're still going to have to adjust,

you can turn that on and it will eliminate as much of the additional feedback noise through

the speakers as possible, which again is just a really nice feature.

This does have a lot of the features that a lot of you are looking for in a CB radio.

Plus it has that compact mounting location and mounting specification, which is a very

nice feature to have.

So getting this installed is going to be an easy two out of three wrenches.

I give it an easy two out of three, because there is some wiring involved, but overall

this is a fairly simple process.

If you're not comfortable with automotive wiring, you could probably figure this out

because there are only two wires to the installation.

However, if you'd rather take your Jeep to have it installed at a shop, you can certainly

do that as well.

Now the first step in this installation is going to be mounting the brainbox of this

radio, and you can really mount that behind the dashboard, behind your glovebox, and your

center console.

Anywhere you want to, to hide it up and out of the way.

From there you're gonna have to power that, and you do have a positive and a negative

lead, and you're gonna want to power that directly from the battery if at all possible,

because you want the cleanest power possible to that unit.

That's going to eliminate any additional back-feeding, or any additional static that you might otherwise

get if you pick up power through a switch or a resistor or anything like that.

So, nice clean power directly from the battery if you can get it.

Now, you do wanna be able to have access to this small wire that comes off of that brain,

that's where you're going to hook up the rest of the radio.

So make sure that it's not in a completely inaccessible location, but you can hide that

up out of the way if you choose to.

The next step is of course running your wire out to your antenna and hooking that up.

And as with any radio, you are going to have to use a SWR meter in order to tune this so

that you can use it safely and effectively.

This radio will run you right around $135, but I do think that's still a very fair price

for the features that you're getting and the ability to remote mount this system so you

don't have to figure out where you're gonna put a much larger CB radio.

If you are looking to spend less money, but be able to communicate over CB, there are

some less expensive radios out there, they're just gonna have far fewer features.

So if you're looking for a radio that has a ton of bells and whistles and the ability

to remote-mount it up out of the way, I definitely recommend taking a look at this Cobra CB Radio

that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Stronghold Kingdoms - iOS vs Android - Duration: 15:32.

Nick: Hello and welcome to the first cross-platform PvP session for Stronghold Kingdoms.

Paul's going to be attacking me from an iOS device and I'll be defending from an Android phone and we're going to see who wins out of the clash of the platforms.

Paul: Nice. Nick: Thanks. Thank you.

'Clash of the platforms' is very well thought of as a last-minute tagline.

Nick: Let's go. Paul, are you ready? Paul: Yes.

Nick: Yeah? Alright. So you attack with an army and I will defend and you're hopefully not going to wreck my Android-powered castle.

Paul: Well, if you see, my village is actually quite well developed, so I've been building my economy while you've been having yours destroyed by another player.

Paul: That's fine by me, I've actually got an army as well. I've got peasants and archers and catapults. Nick: Alright, alright.

Paul: Just saying, it's handy for attacking to have an army, so I feel I need to point that out to people.

Paul: Actually, it is pretty good that you're not attacking my castle because it looks like it's already been attacked by someone.

Paul: I'm going to switch it back to my village.

Paul: So what I noticed was, handily, we're actually quite close to each other.

Paul: Cause I am here, just to the right of Bayern and you're just here to the left. I think you're this one here. Here you are. Lord Nick.

Nick: Oh nice. Paul: So in theory, it is not going to take me long to attack you.

Paul: Wait am I meant to be? Nick: You are, you're meant to be.

Paul: I was kind of waiting for you to have something to attack. Nick: Don't pity me like that. Just, let's have a fair...

Paul: It's quite unique to be able to look across the other player's castle and see how the status is.

Nick: Yeah, you'd normally have to scout people first, alright? Let's just clarify.

Paul: Or they could take a picture of their phone and send it. Nick: That's not a bad point, actually.

Paul: Exactly, I could scout you, actually. That's true.

Nick: I've enclosed my keep, alright? Paul: Am I just meant to believe that?

Nick: No. What would it benefit me to lie though? Paul: I've got a massive castle, honest.

Paul: So am I going to prepare my…do you want me to prepare my attack now? Nick: Yeah, please.

Paul: I like it, where's your village? I've got all these options.

Nick: My castle's not quite as symmetrical as I hoped. The OCD is kicking in, but I don't really care.

Nick: Cool, so I've got an enclosed keep, got some walls up, got some towers. And he's cheating by looking at my phone.

Paul: I'm just buying a card to help me out.

Nick: Next, what am I going to do? I am going to modify my castle. I don't have any troops, so I should probably go and recruit some troops.

Nick: But I've got my castle enclosed, I've got some towers, so that should give me at least a little of time.

Nick: As long as Paul doesn't send more than 4 armed peasants I should probably be okay.

Paul: Actually, I do need some scouts. Play my card, there we go. So it was going to take 17 minutes to scout you, but now: 5 minutes.

Paul: The scout is on its way though, look there it is. There's my scout. *hums Imperial March* That is not the real music, by the way, it would cost too much to license.

Nick: That's true. That was a parody. A cover. A parody/cover Paul: That's true. That's true.

Paul: I won't hum any more licensed music. It could cost us a fortune. Nick: And he only hummed for like 4 seconds, that won't trigger content ID, so it's fine.

Paul: Actually, if I just hum some Stronghold music, then it would have been okay. We don't have to pay ourselves licensing fees. It's handy.

Paul: It is going to take 5 minutes, though.

Nick: I can't think of any Stronghold music apart from the Castle Jam. Paul: No, I can't either.

Nick: The Castle Jam is the only thing I can think of at the moment.

Paul: All I can think of is the Imperial March, it's literally the only thing I could think of.

Paul: So what weapons buildings have I actually got in my village? That's carpenters, so it's not the fletchers. Bows, blacksmiths, swords, so my army…

Nick: So I finally got some archers. Paul: What?

Nick: And I'm going to place those on my walls. Paul: Hang on a minute.

Nick: See, he wasn't expecting that. Paul: I have been kind of taking it easy.

Nick: Yep. Paul: No, really. The problem is, I still can't attack you because you're in peace time.

Nick: Good.

Nick: I'll build a guard house, so I can house the hundreds of troops that will be defending my castle.

Paul: Oh no, have I run out of stone already?

Nick: Maybe I'll place the guard houses in a defensive position, surrounded by some towers and walls. Place some traps and that kind of thing.

Paul: So my castle is looking pretty good again. Better than it was.

Nick: I'm not going to attack you. I'm a 100% sure I won't. Paul: Hey, just in case anybody scouts me.

Paul: Wait a minute, I must have scouted you because my scouts are on their way back now. Damn, sorry I missed the key moment.

Nick: I'm sure they will have false information on the state of my castle.

Paul: Uuuh, my scouts scout out player Lord Nick. *random noise*

Nick: Is that the noise it make in the game? And if not, why not? So I'm going to the world and I'm going to attack Paul. Or rather "Lord Matt".

Nick: Have it.

Paul: You don't have to actually…oh wait, have you cancelled peace time now? Nick: I don't have to actually attack him.

Paul: Oh that's great, is that what your castle looks like? Is this what your castle looks like?

Nick: No. Paul: Have you not built it? Did you not have any cards?

Nick: I've built it. Paul: Did you speed it up?

Paul: Maybe, sorry, I'm being stupid. Obviously, what I'm seeing now is what I scouted. Nick: Yes.

Paul: So you hadn't built it at the time I scouted it, annoyingly. But my 176 archers have something to say about that, my friend.

Paul: Here we go. Let's get some guys in front of there. Boom. Some swordsmen in the back. Attaaaaaack.

Nick: Okay, so in 4 minutes you'll feel my wrath. Paul: 4 minutes?

Nick: And I will use those 4 minutes. Paul: Are you using a card? Nick: No.

Paul: How come mine says I'm taking 12 minutes? Nick: My guys are faster than your guys.

Aaron: Are you attacking Paul? Nick: Yeah.

Aaron: Ah, you're both attacking each other? Nick: Yeah.

Paul: It's tempting to change to a capture. Nick: I've vandalised him.

Nick: And while I'm waiting for my attack to destroy him, I'm going to beef up my defences a bit.

Paul: Wait a minute, I'm going to use a card.

Nick: I'm going to redeem my card. Uuuh, haha. Desperate defence card. Invoke the repair command once should you be attacked.

Paul: Well my friend, if there's a card you're ever going to need, it's desperate defence. Nick: It's that one.

Nick: Can we both just start going to our village and doing housekeeping?

Paul: Exactly, that's what you do during attacks. Nick: That's true. Casually waiting for a castle siege by placing an apple orchard.

Paul: It's fun. Nick: It is quite therapeutic, actually.

The siege of Paul

Paul: Run, you're going down. Nick: Oh no no no no, where's my card, where's my card, no. Where is it? I want the siege card. The one that…

Paul: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, boom. Nick: No no no no no, bollocks.

Paul: Boom. I think it looks like a success because my one is coming back.

Nick: Hahahahaha, he didn't even get into the inner wall. Paul: What? Nooooo, come on.

Nick: Just saying, you know. My attack, however, is about to happen. Paul: View battle, here we go.

Paul: Oh look at that, nice. Do you have the walls up? Boom. Nick: Beautiful, I'm taking them out though.

Nick: I like the layering of your army. Paul: It was very very strategically thought out.

Paul: The problem is: because I scouted you before you had actually built your castle, I didn't have a good layout of your castle, which was kind of stupid.

Nick: That's how you get them. Paul: You had a Sally Forth as well, wow.

Nick: Maybe. Paul: Oh yeah, look.

Nick: Maybe I was just pretending I didn't have a castle. Oh no, I don't have any time to play the card.

Paul: If I'd scouted you, I'd have noticed that you left a corner of your castle exposed.

Paul: And you hadn't actually bothered to use… Nick: On the other side.

Paul: Yeah, I was kind of unlucky there. Nick: That wall is really holding up.

Paul: It is, isn't it? I know. There's a pikeman there. Nick: Jesus.

Paul: There I go. Here we go, they're going in. Oh no, you see, your inner wall.

Nick: My one layer of inner wall. Paul: Your inner wall is preventing me from penetrating your castle.

Nick: I can't believe you didn't get in, maybe you did get in.

Paul: It is looking good at the moment. It is looking good. Nick: It is looking good, isn't it?

Paul: I just need that little bit of wall there. Nick: Maybe you did get in. Maybe it is a success.

Paul: I don't know, these archers on top of your tower are looking good though. Nick: Noo…yeah. I can't quite tell.

Paul: It's hard though. The problem is: the more your troops get whittled down, the less damage you do.

Nick: Nah nah, I think you're going to break through. I think there's a tiny little gap there.

Nick: Nooo! No! Paul: Yes! Here I go!

Paul: Ooh, he's down. That guy was going to go in for glory and he just got powned. He was like 'Yes, I'm going to make it, uuuhh'. Attacker wins.

Paul: Lord Matt, not me, wins. Nick: That is your name. Fair enough, I concede defeat.

Paul: Looks good. You did quite well to build that castle that quickly. Nick: Yeah, thank you, thank you, Paul.

Paul: It was only due to my brilliant strategic layout of troops that I got through.

Nick: I think your army is actually going to beat my army getting back. Paul: Yes.

Paul: Actually, that's a good point though. You have 4 minutes to go until you attack me. You can't have that many troops.

Nick: Just wait and see. Maybe I don't have any troops, maybe I have some troops. Maybe it's one armed peasant, maybe it's 400 knights. Who knows?

Paul: Okay, I'm going to put some more archers in. Oops. Nick: 3 minutes.

Nick: I'm going to repair my castle while you're on the back foot. Paul: Oh no, my guard house capacity's been reached.

Paul: I can't have any more troops. Nick: I mean, you're almost certainly going to repel the attack, but we'll see.

Paul: What? Don't ruin the surprise. You're just taking all the tension out of this video.

Nick: Or I'm just trying to make you feel better so that when you get wrecked…

Paul: Oh look, my avatar is rather poor. Nick: Oh yeah?

Paul: I'm so casual that I think while I'm going to repel your attack I'm going to change my clothes. Nick: Jesus.

Paul: Yes, here we go. Colour me up. Wow, there's not many medieval…oh there's a bit of orange.

Paul: I'm getting a bit worried because of your attack. So worried, I'm going to wear some blue boots while you're attacking me.

Nick: He's going to lose those blue boots pretty quickly.

Nick: Oh, 1 minute 10 seconds. Paul: You can't steal my boots by attacking me.

Nick: That was an option. Raze, pillage, vandalise, steal boots. Paul: That would be great, that would be the ultimate personal insult.

Nick: That's a feature request. Paul: Steal my boots.

The siege of Paul

Nick: Oh, the attack is coming up. I was going to count down, but it's like 40 seconds, so it wouldn't really work.

Paul: 30 seconds. Nick: Does yours have a different timer to mine? Oh no, it's the same.

Paul: There's no advantage to be gained by being on Apple.

Nick: You're all cool and calm and collected rather than my frantic card playing.

Paul: Oh no! I can't believe it. The army is going back. Nick: Come on. Go on, what's the verdict?

Paul: Player attacks my castle. Nick: I want you to watch the report. I want you to see what happened.

Paul: My gosh. You had a lot more troops than I realised. Nick: When the Android platform wins the game.

Paul: And I've got…you attacked the bit of my castle that I was trying to build, which I thought...I've still got 14 hours, but whatever.

Paul: He's not going to attack me with any numbers. Nick: I did send scouts.

Paul: Shall we toggle the walls up for extra dramatic effect? Nick: Sure. When it goes down, you put the walls down.

Paul: Look, I've got Sally Forth as well. Sally Forth! Nick: That way we can really see the strategic view.

Nick: You know what we really both needed? Paul: What? Nick: Catapults.

Paul: That's true, I was going to use some catapults. Nick: We could have used some catapults.

Paul: I did have catapults, actually. Nick: That's like a rookie mistake.

Paul: Ouch. Nick: Did you? Paul: Yeah, yeah.

Paul: I just didn't set them up, I didn't think I needed to. Nick: Clearly didn't, but whatever.

Paul: I'm going to toggle them down now, wow, you got through. Nick: Look at that, record time.

Paul: It's disappointing. Nick: I mean, for me it's really good.

Paul: Are you going to get through these then? Nick: I think it's pretty obvious that Android won this challenge.

Paul: I think what you mean is there is no difference between playing on Android and iOS and either one will successfully win the attack as proven in this experiment.

Nick: That's an excellent point, Paul. Paul: Yes, there's no advantage to be had.

Paul: Cool. You win. You *meeep* Nick: Yes! Get in.

Nick: So there you have it. Equally matched, both platforms. Both platforms can win. What it's down to is the skill of the player.

Paul: Have we proved that? Nick: Yeah, sure.

Paul: Well, in that we are both equally terrible. Nick: Yeah. Paul: Excellent.

Nick: And that's the most British note you can possibly end on, so don't forget to like, share and subscribe for more Stronghold Kingdoms content and the game coming out very very soon on iOS & Android.