This video transcript from Myron Cook details a geologist's explanation of the Cretaceous Interior Seaway, a vast body of water that once divided North America. The geologist uses various geological formations, such as shale deposits and sandstone layers, to map the Seaway's extent and depth. He examines fossil evidence, particularly ammonites and volcanic ash layers, to establish the Seaway's age and duration (approximately 40 million years). Furthermore, the video connects the Seaway's sedimentation processes to the formation of the Great Plains and the Mesa Verde ruins. Finally, the speaker explains how the Seaway's eventual disappearance impacted the surrounding landscape and its inhabitants.

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Myron Cook : YouTube

The Internet Archive hosts a digital copy of Robert Greene's *The 48 Laws of Power*. **Multiple file formats** are available for download, including EPUB, PDF, and various text-based options. **Metadata** indicates the book's subject matter and author. **User reviews are absent**, suggesting a need for more user engagement. The archive also provides **download links to other books** by the same author. The entry displays the book's size and date added to the archive.

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48 Laws of Power : Archive.org

**A YouTube video discusses DeepSeek R1**, a new Chinese open-source AI model that has caused significant market reactions. **DeepSeek's impressive performance**, achieved with significantly less computing power than comparable models like GPT-4, is attributed to its efficient training methods and innovative design. **Controversy surrounds DeepSeek's claims** regarding its resource usage, with some suggesting the company downplayed the actual computational resources employed. Despite this, the video argues the model's impact may be positive, possibly lowering the barrier to entry for AI development and increasing overall demand for GPUs. **The video also covers DeepSeek's image generation model, Janice Pro 7B**, and provides instructions on how to access and utilize DeepSeek.