Richard Golian

1995-born. Charles University alum. Head of Performance at Mixit. 10+ years in marketing and data.

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Born in Slovakia, living in Prague

Ten years in marketing and data. Automating processes with AI.

Charles University alum. A philosophy degree focused on applied phenomenology, with a thesis on understanding.

I share my thoughts, personal stories, findings, what I am working on, and what I learn from the people I meet.

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I Ran Object Detection on My Laptop, and Saw Everything Is Possible

I ran object detection on my laptop with a small local AI model. On a live camera feed it recognised me in near total darkness. Free, offline, private, no data sent anywhere.

15 July 2026· 58 reads
Bot or Human? What My Analytics Revealed About Bot Traffic

Bots and AI agents now make up the majority of website traffic, not the minority. How I moved from two groups of visitors to five, why scroll no longer proves a human, and why the claim of 80% humans no longer holds.

6 July 2026· 1 252 reads
How to Blog in the Age of AI

How to blog in the age of AI? Being a secondary source no longer makes sense to me. I write as a primary source, because no machine and no algorithm can replace a unique experience.

27 June 2026· 465 reads
Dependent on AI: Are We Still Masters, or Slaves?

Are we too dependent on AI? Through Hegel’s master and slave, why AI leaves us worse off than the master who knows nothing.

21 June 2026· 541 reads
AI slop: 16 of 27 sources in a consulting report did not check out

A real example of AI slop at work: sixteen of twenty-seven sources in one consulting report did not check out. Why big firms cannot police workslop.

12 June 2026· 582 reads
Which Work Will AI Not Replace? Not Yet…

Seventy per cent. That is where the first AI output begins, even with full company context and the best past examples. Someone simply has to sit at that computer. Without that it does not work, and for now it will not.

10 June 2026· 516 reads
Dead internet theory is becoming reality. Will we return offline?

The dead internet theory: most of what you see online is turning AI-generated and the internet is becoming a game full of bots. Will part of us return offline?

7 June 2026· 656 reads
The Gap Between Professionals Has Never Been as Wide as It Is in the AI Era

A senior marketer rejected AI after one bad result. Others automate everything. The gap between professionals in the same field is wider than I have ever seen.

6 June 2026· 616 reads
Russian Drones Hit the EU and NATO. Are We Ready?

A Russian drone hit a block of flats on EU and NATO soil, the 28th breach. Russia fired 54,500 drones at Ukraine in a year. Why Europe is falling behind on drone defence.

31 May 2026· 580 reads
Can AI Replace Human Judgement, or Just the Work Around It?

AI makes the graphic, the newsletter, the product page. Judgement over the result is what remains. Can AI learn it too, and is yours the kind that survives?

30 May 2026· 583 reads
What Determines a Stock Price? Teaching My AI System

What determines a stock price? I decompose an S&P 500 or sector fund price into six components of stock valuation and teach it to my AI prediction system: book value, earnings premium, macro, events, media attention, and…

23 May 2026· 620 reads
The AI Economy: Where the Money Goes When AI Takes the Work

The AI economy in six layers: what happens to money when AI takes the work, who owns the AI, where wealth concentrates, and where to stand.

15 May 2026· 1 250 reads
How I work in 2026: working with AI agents or fully offline

Four days in Catalonia without a computer or AI confirmed it: the digital middle stopped working. Here is the system that replaced it.

10.5.2026· 1 087 reads
AI Stock Market Prediction: Building My Own Calibrated System

Can AI predict the stock market? Not with point precision. After four years tracking market moods in a spreadsheet, I am building a calibrated prediction system on my own machine.

26 April 2026· 1 993 reads
I am teaching an AI agent to forecast orders. So far, 9 things wrong.

I am teaching an AI agent to forecast orders. The first version was 10 % off. So far I have found 9 hidden traps.

25 April 2026· 1 090 reads
Will AI Take My Job? A Head of Performance After 22 Months

Will AI take my job? A Google-certified trainer told me it would. Twenty-two months later my job title is unchanged, but ninety percent of what I do is different. Why I am not afraid, and why most fear is misplaced.

23 April 2026· 724 reads
A Software Firm Quoted €50,000. I Built It With Claude Code in Two Hours. What Claude Code Is and How to Use It.

A Czech software firm quoted more than €50,000 for a simple customer-facing tool. With Claude Code, I built the same tool in one hour and fifty-five minutes. This is what that gap reveals about software pricing, AI agent…

18 April 2026· 1 262 reads
Is AI Making Us Dumber? What 150 Job Interviews Revealed

After 150 practical interviews for data and marketing roles, I noticed a pattern. Candidates with AI access consistently underperform those from three years ago who had none. The AI productivity paradox is not theoretica…

14 April 2026· 1 313 reads
What AI Hides: AI Hallucinations, System Prompts and the Black Box Inside Every Model

AI models hide their system prompts, training data, confidence levels and alignment decisions from you. Eight layers of concealment, from hallucinations to corporate RLHF instructions, and what it means for businesses de…

11 April 2026· 1 380 reads
When Your AI Agent Joins the Team. Who Gets to Teach It?

What happens when your team gets access to an AI agent? Role-based access control, shared memory, and the question most teams skip: who gets to shape what the agent knows.

8 April 2026· 1 761 reads
What Is an AI Agent? I Built One That Learns Between Sessions

What is an AI agent? I built one that is autonomous, then hit the real problem: AI agent memory. Here is how persistent memory lets it learn between sessions instead of starting from zero.

4 April 2026· 1 341 reads
Local AI and Ollama: What I Learned Running an LLM Locally

Local AI explained from real use: what Ollama is, how I ran a local LLM on a Mac Mini, where it broke, and why I moved to Claude Code.

3 April 2026· 3 110 reads
Slovakia's Economy in 2026: From Tatra Tiger to the Bottom of the V4

Slovakia was once the fastest-growing economy in the EU, the Tatra Tiger. In 2026, it records the slowest GDP growth in the V4. What happened to Slovakia's economy, why companies are leaving, and what could reverse the d…

28 March 2026· 2 245 reads
How Your Attention Is Manipulated: The Cambridge Analytica Playbook

How attention is manipulated through outrage, fear and information overload. A clear explanation of agenda-setting, attention economy, Cambridge Analytica and modern political influence.

23 March 2026· 1 427 reads
Low Tatras and Great Fatra: Hiking Chopok, Jasná and the Ridge

Great Fatra and the Low Tatras form the mountain heart of Slovakia. Wild nature, bears, long ridge hikes over Chopok, and the Jasná ski resort in one region.

16 March 2026· 1 854 reads
Running a Local AI Model for the First Time, and the Feeling It Brought Back

Running a local AI model reminded me of discovering web development as a kid. A short reflection on curiosity, flow and the early days of a new technology.

12 March 2026· 1 275 reads
Risk vs. Reward: The Principle Every Investor Needs to Understand

That model is based on a simple question: if I take a certain risk, how much can I gain, and how much can I lose? And is that ratio in my favour? In finance, this is called risk–reward.

1 March 2026 · 1 141 reads
How We Are Manipulated Without Knowing It: The Cognitive Biases That Make It Work

Are you making your own decisions, or are you being guided? This article maps how evolution, technology, and power intersect to manipulate human behaviour, from food and fear to political marketing and disinformation. A…

28 February 2026 · 1 724 reads
Cyclical Stocks and Book Value: A Contrarian Sector Approach

On searching for cyclical investment opportunities in the stock market at a time when growth stocks and indices are expensive and expectations are high. A reflection on sector cycles, book value, risk-return balance, pat…

29 January 2026· 1 259 reads
My Top 3 in Slovakia: Mining Towns, the Tatras, and Bratislava

My top 3 places to visit in Slovakia: UNESCO-listed Banská Štiavnica, the High Tatras and Lomnický štít, and modern Bratislava.

24 January 2026· 1 326 reads
The EU–US Trade Deal: What Europe Gave Away and What It Got in Return

Big players like the US and China treat us as second-class partners. It is hard to watch.

17 August 2025· 1 694 reads
A Lot Has Changed: Where I Invest My Time, Energy, and Money Today

Where do I invest today? I reduced my stock market exposure, redirected capital into strategic raw materials, and started restoring a family home. Not every investment is financial.

15 August 2025· 1 831 reads
Ultra-Processed Food Made Me Sick. Here is What Happened When I Quit

Ultra-processed food quietly made me ill for years. Chronic stomach pain since childhood, bloating, fatigue, poor sleep. Doctors found nothing wrong. Then I stopped eating ultra-processed food, and every symptom disappea…

26 July 2025· 2 011 reads
Is AI Making Us Dumber? What Machines Did to Muscle, AI May Do to the Mind

I recently heard an idea about the future that lodged itself in my mind and has not left since. It was about artificial intelligence and how it might reshape our need for mental effort. The thought came wrapped in an ana…

8 June 2025· 1 600 reads
Why Investors Are Becoming Obsolete in the Age of AI

Is AI making investors obsolete? Capital used to be essential. Today, one person with AI can build in a weekend what once took months. If creation costs approach zero, what is capital still for?

17 May 2025· 2 540 reads
Why Is Slovakia Pro-Russian? You Will not Fully Understand It. Here is Why

Why is Slovakia one of the most pro-Russian countries in the EU, yet deep inside NATO and the eurozone? A clear take on Slovak politics and its contradictions.

10 May 2025· 2 574 reads
The Purpose of the European Union Is Peace. What About the USA, China and Russia?

Why was the European Union created? For peace. The USA was built on freedom. China on restoration. Russia on greatness. India on unity. These purposes seem incompatible. Dialogue is the prerequisite.

8 May 2025· 2 234 reads
Robert Fico Forgets When and How the Second World War Began

So let me remind Mr. Fico of the history he conveniently forgot or does not wish to acknowledge. When he speaks of the Second World War, he seems to overlook when and how it actually began.

7 May 2025· 2 273 reads
AI Literacy and the New Digital Divide: A Knowledge Gap Bigger Than Anyone Admits

The AI knowledge gap is bigger than anyone admits. Most working-age people have never used a language model. The gap between surface awareness and deep AI literacy is growing fast.

26 April 2025· 3 289 reads
Is AI a Bubble? Why the Next Stock Market Crash Could Start With AI Job Losses

Could AI job losses trigger a stock market crash? When millions of middle-class workers who also invest lose confidence in their economic future, the sell-off follows, driven by psychology, not fundamentals.

20 April 2025· 3 409 reads
Robotic Process Automation: Time to Let Real Robots Do the Robotic Work

If AI and robotic process automation take over the repetitive, mechanical tasks past revolutions imposed on us, what remains might be more human, not less.

18 April 2025· 2 988 reads
What I am Investing in Right Now, and the Question You Need to Ask First

I often get asked what I am doing with my finances this year. My answer is simple: almost nothing. Back in December and January, as I have written on this blog before, I gradually increased the cash portion of my portfol…

13 April 2025· 3 047 reads
Vibe Coding in Practice: How I Built a Real Web Analytics Tool With AI After a Decade Away From Coding

Vibe coding means building software by telling an AI what you want in plain language. I am not a developer, yet I used vibe coding to build my own cookie-free, GDPR-compliant web analytics tool with AI. Here is what vibe…

13 April 2025· 3 689 reads
Correlation vs Causation: Why I Distrust Confident Talk of Certainty and Causality

Correlation vs causation: two things moving together does not mean one causes the other. After years of A/B tests and performance marketing, I distrust confident talk of certainty and causality. Here is what the differen…

23 March 2025· 2 604 reads
Psychological Safety at Work: Why I Became the Recordman for Admitting Mistakes

A silent meeting where no one would admit a mistake showed me what psychological safety and accountability at work really mean, and why a blame culture stops people speaking up.

23 March 2025· 1 757 reads
The Boycott of American Brands in Europe, What the Sales Data Actually Shows

We are about to enter earnings season for Q1 2025, and this time the numbers might carry more weight than usual. For the first time, they will reflect the impact of something that swept across Europe earlier this year, a…

22 March 2025· 3 889 reads
AI vs Human Intelligence: The Real Difference

Artificial intelligence vs human intelligence: one predicts the next word, the other understands from experience. What is the real difference?

22 March 2025· 2 658 reads
How to Focus: I Changed My Daily Rhythm and Early Morning Silence Became My Deep Work

How to focus? For me it began with changing my daily rhythm: a fixed 7:30 start, the quiet hours before colleagues arrive kept for deep work, and the most demanding thinking done before noon. Here is the early morning ex…

21 March 2025· 1 817 reads
AI-Powered Investigations: How OSINT Is Reshaping the Fight Against Crime

Today, I realised how dramatically AI can help in investigating criminal activities through the analysis of publicly available information. This topic has caught my attention. When I think about it, investigators, journa…

16 March 2025· 2 732 reads
Fear Is Useful: Killer Robots and the AI Risks We Cannot Ignore

Many people today fail to grasp the risks that come with the rapid advancement of AI and robotics. It is time to ask the hard questions: What scenarios await us in the future? How do we prepare for them, and how should w…

15 March 2025· 2 959 reads
Critical Thinking and Confirmation Bias: Why We No Longer Think, We Just Consume

We no longer think, we just consume. Candidates repeat metrics they cannot explain; people adopt ready-made opinions as though they reasoned. This is confirmation bias dressed up as knowledge, and critical thinking is th…

8 March 2025· 1 969 reads
What Is Performance Marketing – and How Is AI Changing It?

Performance marketing isn’t just about ads, data, and analytics. It’s about identifying weak spots, recognising potential, and making the most of it. It’s a continuous process of learning, testing, and optimisation. Thos…

6 March 2025· 2 749 reads
AI, Inequality, and the Rise of Technofeudalism: A Future I Cannot Yet See

The more I think about the future, the more I realise how many essential questions remain unanswered. Maybe I am wrong, but it feels like our imagination simply is not enough to grasp what lies ahead in five or ten years…

25 February 2025· 3 151 reads
What is the Meaning of Life? My Own Answer

What is the meaning of life? To me, it is the endless drive to understand the world, to build deep relationships, and to consciously choose who I become.

23 February 2025· 2 118 reads
Meaning of Life in the Age of AI, When Machines Handle Everything

What is the meaning of life when AI handles everything? Drawing on Heidegger's concept of existential anxiety, this essay explores human purpose in the age of automation, and why the answer will not come from machines.

22 February 2025· 4 595 reads
Future of Work: What Jobs Will AI Replace, and Which Survive?

Which jobs will survive AI? The real question is what people will truly need in ten years. Water, safety, meaning, community. Can a robot care for the elderly with empathy? The future of work depends on us.

22 February 2025· 3 742 reads
Could AI Trigger a Flash Crash? AI as a Threat to the Global Financial System

What if we are only weeks or months away from the moment when new technologies, in the wrong hands, test the fragility of banks, stock exchanges, pension funds, and other financial institutions? What if one morning we wa…

21 February 2025· 2 340 reads
Flow State and Hyperfocus: What Flow Really Is in a Neurodivergent Mind

A flow state is the short-lived condition of total absorption in a task, where time disappears and performance peaks. I explain what a flow state is, how to get into one, and how it differs from hyperfocus and autistic s…

16 February 2025· 2 089 reads
Poor Data Quality: Wrong Conclusions, Bad Decisions, and Why It Is a Bigger Problem Than You Think

We live in an era where the accuracy and speed of information are incredibly valuable. The opposite of that – poor use of information, inaccuracies, or misinterpretations – significantly increases the likelihood of disas…

12 February 2025· 3 040 reads
Digital Sovereignty: Europe Has the Tech Companies, but Not the Winning Mentality

European digital sovereignty is not blocked by a lack of innovation. Europe already has tech champions like Spotify, ASML, and SAP. What it lacks is awareness, a stronger capital market, and the winning mentality to comp…

8 February 2025· 2 526 reads
What Is the CAPE Ratio, and Why It is Signalling a Dot-com Bubble Repeat

Do you know what the Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings Ratio (CAPE) is? If not, you probably should. Right now, we are at levels reminiscent of the dotcom bubble at the turn of the millennium.

8 February 2025· 2 591 reads
A Year in Blogging: Reflections on 2024

To everyone who has read, shared, and engaged with my blog last year. Thank you. Your thoughts and feedback make this process even more meaningful. Here’s to another year of learning, questioning, and writing.

1 February 2025· 690 reads
Is ChatGPT Safe for Work? The Sensitive Data You Should Never Share with AI

It is not just about what we deliberately input into AI. Our interactions with chatbots also reveal our knowledge, problem-solving abilities, and thinking patterns. Essentially, this creates a database of the intelligenc…

1 February 2025· 2 311 reads
How Robert Fico Divides Slovak Society, and Why It Tears Families Apart

Returning to Slovakia after spending time in Prague, I immediately felt the growing division that has gripped the nation. Under Robert Fico's leadership, policies such as questioning Slovakia's EU membership and shifting…

25 January 2025· 1 988 reads
Delayed Gratification: How Long-Term Thinking Shapes My Work, Money and Life

Long-term thinking is not a strategy I picked up. It is how my mind works. Here is how I apply it to my work, finances, personal growth and relationships.

25 January 2025· 2 076 reads
A Home Turned Gallery: My Sister's World of Painting

Visiting my sister Kristína after some time, I was struck by how many more paintings she had than I remembered. Her space felt transformed, almost like an art gallery. Her paintings were everywhere, not hung on the walls…

19 January 2025· 2 333 reads
What is Philosophy? What Did I Actually Study and Why?

What is philosophy? Having studied it, my answer is that philosophy is the love of wisdom: the rational pursuit of understanding the world, the human being, and how they relate.

4 January 2025· 2 639 reads
Stock Market Optimism and Media Manipulation, How Financial News Misleads Investors

During the prime-time news, the report confidently claimed that the growth of the S&P 500 index was directly tied to the growth of corporate earnings. Accompanied by charts of recent stock price developments, this narrat…

3 January 2025· 2 212 reads
Health First: The Gap Between Knowing and Actually Doing It

For years I told colleagues health comes first, then neglected my own body. This is the intention-action gap, and how I am finally making health a priority.

21 December 2024· 2 323 reads
Stock Market Overvalued? Signs of a Bubble Most Investors Miss

Is the stock market overvalued? When I analyse sectors individually, the optimism puzzles me. I increased my cash position, not from fear, but from reflection.

8 December 2024· 2 429 reads
Grit Over Talent: Every Great Thing I have Achieved, I have Achieved Through Perseverance

When reflecting on my greatest strengths, I do not point to talent. As I have written before, I do not see myself as exceptionally gifted. I know people who are more talented than I am. But what drives my progress is som…

1 December 2024· 2 730 reads
Why I Joined Volt Europa, and What This Pan-European Party Actually Stands For

In 2019, when I first learned about Volt Europa, a movement dedicated to driving positive change across Europe with a distinctly innovative approach, I was immediately intrigued. Volt Europa stands out as the most forwar…

31 August 2024· 4 656 reads
My Hometown: Banská Bystrica

From an early age, I recognised that I was part of a larger, interconnected world.

17 August 2024· 3 639 reads
Hiring for Attitude Over Experience: What I Look for in a Colleague

What do I look for in potential colleagues? Good chemistry, common sense, and internal motivation.

10 August 2024· 2 824 reads
Stock Market Psychology and Behavioural Finance: Why Fear and Greed Drive Prices More Than Fundamentals

Investing is as much about understanding the human mind as it is about analysing numbers. Over the years, I have found that staying attuned to my emotional responses to market fluctuations has helped me better navigate t…

28 July 2024· 2 919 reads
Growth Mindset and Learning From Mistakes: Why I Make Mistake After Mistake

I found it interesting to show the contrast of someone who openly admits to constant mistakes without fearing it will harm their perceived competence with someone who strives to appear infallible.

27 July 2024· 3 111 reads
What Is an ETF? How to Start Investing in an Index Fund

What is an ETF? An ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) lets you buy a whole stock index in a single share. Here is how I started investing in an index fund, how to choose one, and what to watch out for.

21 July 2024· 3 537 reads
INTJ Personality Traits: What They Look Like in Real Life

I test as INTJ, sometimes INTP. As a child I spent two months with only Lego. When advice is not logical, what I feel is not anger. It is closer to pain.

20 July 2024· 5 478 reads
The Most Important Thing About Investing is to Start

If I could go back to 2016, I would tell my younger self one thing: start investing immediately.

14 July 2024· 2 909 reads
Investment Beginnings: The First €50,000 Was the Most Difficult

Investing 50% of My Income: Seven Years of Low-Cost Living in Prague.

6 July 2024· 3 507 reads
I am incredibly lucky

2016 was a landmark year for me as I began one of the most beautiful periods of my life by entering my dream university.

22 June 2024· 3 594 reads
I Was Wrong: AI's Unexpected Role in Enhancing My Coding Skills

When I first started using ChatGPT for SQL queries, I was blown away by how it transformed hours-long tasks into mere minutes of processing. However, This staggering efficiency brought an unexpected quandary. Did I still…

14 April 2024· 3 284 reads
The 8 Best Philosophy Books That Changed How I Think, from Marcus Aurelius to Heidegger

A personal ranking of 8 philosophy books that permanently changed my thinking, from Marcus Aurelius' Meditations to Heidegger's Being and Time. Why I have revisited some of them a hundred times.

4 February 2024· 4 589 reads
Silent Strength: Why Doing Nothing Is Productive

Doing nothing is not laziness. For me it is where the real work happens. On solitude, working alone, and why the quiet moments are the productive ones.

25 December 2023· 3 508 reads
Doubt vs Determination: Scepticism, Falsifiability and When to Act

I listen carefully to the moderate and reflective, but I act with those with whom we agree on a common goal and are determined to achieve it.

15 October 2023· 3 758 reads
Please speak clearly. I am lost in riddles.

To me, many commonly used signals and subtle indications feel like riddles. Therefore, I plead...

17 September 2023· 3 675 reads
My Minimalist Lifestyle: Why Simplicity Is the Core of My Productivity

What is minimalism, and what does a minimalist lifestyle look like? For me it means few possessions, plain clothes, the same simple meals and a single focus. This is how minimalism became the core of my productivity.

27 August 2023· 3 819 reads
The Law of Large Numbers: Why a Losing Marketing Decision Can Still Be Right

A reflection on decision-making in marketing and advertising under uncertainty, risk and probability, and why good decisions should not be judged only by outcomes.

16 April 2023· 4 918 reads
My First Impressions of Generative AI, and Why It Left Me Feeling Empty

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to utilise so-called artificial intelligence to generate an SQL query, which would have otherwise required hours of manual effort. While it saved me a significant amount of time, it had a…

25 March 2023· 4 803 reads
Richard Golian, Data, Performance Marketing & AI

Head of Performance in e-commerce. I lead data-driven marketing, build BI systems, train AI agents, and apply phenomenology where analytics falls short. Based in Prague.

· 9 621 reads
What Is Phenomenology? And How I Actually Apply It in Everyday Life

What is phenomenology? I studied it for three years at Charles University and still apply it every day, in marketing, investing, and AI. Most people dismiss it as too abstract.

2 January 2023· 6 489 reads
Velvet Revolution: Andrej Sámel, The First to Warn Havel About Mečiar

Andrej Sámel warned about the breakup of Czechoslovakia and spoke out against Mečiar in the early 1990s. A personal and historical perspective on a turning point in Slovak history.

17 November 2019· 5 106 reads
How I became a child again

Something changed in the second year at university. However, there was no quick turnaround, it was a gradual change. Changing from “I am convinced that” through “I think that” to “I am thinking about”. It was a return to…

30 March 2019· 7 061 reads
The Largest Czech Protest Since 1989: The Demonstration Against Andrej Babiš

The protest at Letná is the biggest demonstration against the government since 1989's Velvet Revolution. Hundreds of thousands of people protest against the prime minister, but above all for justice and the rule of law.

23 June 2019· 4 106 reads
Who Are Volt Europa? The Pan-European Party That Wants to Unite the Continent

A real pan-European political party? A single program, an individual membership, one financing and one headquarters? One might assume parties like that would make European Parliament (henceforth EP) elections simpler and…

18 March 2019· 4 750 reads
One Year After the Murder of Ján Kuciak, Slovakia's Fight for Justice and a Decent Country

Thousands of people protest for decent Slovakia one year after the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak.

22 February 2019· 4 450 reads
Political situation in Slovakia

What is the political situation in Slovakia right now? Which political parties are the most important ones? And what are the connections between them? In the diagram above you can see the current state of the party spect…

27.4.2025 (last updated)· 3 222 reads
Oath of Loyalty to the Values of Charles University in Prague

I promise to properly exercise the rights and fulfil the duties of a member of the academic community of Charles University.

26 October 2016· 5 155 reads
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