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What you see behind me is the house of one of the world's biggest drug dealers, Pablo Escobar, who lived in the city of Middle Gene in Colombia.

And because of that, this was the most dangerous city in the world.

Drugs, homicides, bombs were all to normal here.

People would die here on a daily basis.

But this is the past.

Onley 25 years after the city of Meta, Gene has become one of the most innovative in the world before New York and Tel Aviv.

Here you'll find skyscrapers, happy people, malls, graffiti walls, green, green and green cafes, food and food, amazing weather, horses and lots of coffee fields.

And most importantly, the feeling of danger is gone from 183 homicides per 100 K.

Now it's down to 20 in the in the city of Eternal Spring.

The only danger here is not wanting to leave.

That's one minute I've got good morning from Hiroshima.

Today's video is not about the extreme sadness at Hiroshima.

It's about how Japan moved on from this tragedy on Lee.

71 years ago, this place was a dead flat surface and Hiroshima Today there is still sadness, anger, and there are survivors of a nuclear, for you can attack.

But what they don't have is hate their memorial instead of being named, the War Memorial is called the Peace Memorial.

You would think they hit the U.

S.

But I could find zero anti American sentiments in here.

Other countries just won't let it go.

Their city is completely rebuilt with incredible skyscrapers and infrastructure.

Don't get me wrong.

What happened here was still remembered every single day in Japan and the rest of the world.

But what's surprising is that their anger has no hate component in it because peace will never flow from hate that Hiroshima, that's one minute, see you tomorrow.

One week ago, the strongest storm in 35 years hit the city of Hong Kong.

Hundreds of offices shattered, thousands of trees destroyed and millions of lives disrupted.

The entire city came to a standstill, and this is where it gets amazing within two days on Lee, two days, thousands of people volunteer to clean up the typhoon mess.

Minorities, immigrants and locals all chipped in tow.

Help.

Fireman worked for 36 hours nonstop, and most of the city was back in order.

Festivals, highways, people.

It's hard to believe a typhoon hit the city a week before.

In other developed countries.

Recovery could take years.

We all need to learn from Hong Kong because what was supposed to destroy the city on Lee made it stronger way go.

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Go travel and I'll see you tomorrow for another video.