The Unmasked Creator: A Transformative Blueprint

    The Unmasked Creator

    Forge Your Story, Command Your Media, and Impact the World

    Presented by Joshua T Berglan
    The World's Mayor Experience

    Overarching Principles

    This section outlines the foundational principles that guide the entire "Unmasked Creator" blueprint. These principles are not just theoretical; they are the bedrock upon which impactful and sustainable creative endeavors are built, ensuring a holistic and transformative learning experience.

    Authenticity as Foundation

    • Your genuine impact comes from your true self and core values.
    • This internal alignment builds lasting trust and connection with your audience.
    • Sincerity and transparency are the bedrock of resonant and enduring influence.

    Story as Core Currency

    • Narratives are your most powerful tool to connect, explain complex ideas, and influence people.
    • In a world saturated with information, compelling stories cut through the noise.
    • Storytelling evokes emotion, creates empathy, and makes your message memorable.

    Technological Fluency

    • You must understand and ethically use 4IR technologies like AI, AR, VR, and Blockchain.
    • This fluency is essential to stay relevant, expand your reach, and innovate your work.
    • Your ability to adapt to these technologies directly impacts your long-term success.

    Ethical Responsibility

    • Your impact must be positive, inclusive, and actively combat misinformation.
    • As a creator, you are a steward of public discourse with a moral obligation to foster an informed and constructive environment.

    Actionable & Experiential Learning

    • This blueprint emphasizes practical application and hands-on problem-solving.
    • The goal is to translate theory directly into tangible skills.
    • True mastery comes from active engagement, preparing you with practical competence.

    Module 1: Foundations of Authentic Self-Expression

    This foundational module establishes the groundwork for powerful communication by guiding participants through a profound exploration of their inner landscape, values, and personal history. It posits that genuine impact commences with understanding and embracing one's authentic self.

    1.1 Understanding Your Authentic Self and Values

    • Internal Clarity is External Credibility: Your authenticity starts with a deep understanding of your own identity, beliefs, and values.
    • Self-Reflection is Key: Engage in practices to uncover your core values and passions. This involves examining your doubts, having self-compassion, and actively exploring what you stand for.
    • Master Your Inner Narrative: The "stories we tell ourselves" (your cognitive framing) shape your perception and decisions. Unexamined negative narratives can lead to self-doubt and limit your potential.
    • Craft Your Public Persona Intentionally: To be an "unmasked" creator, you must first understand and shape your inner story. This allows you to build a consistent and credible public brand.
    • Live Your Values: Explicitly define and prioritize your values so they are consistently reflected in all your creative work. This builds deep trust and makes your brand more resilient.

    Module 1: Foundations of Authentic Self-Expression

    This section delves into the profound impact your personal narratives have, not just on individual connections but on broader systems and collective understanding. Learn how to leverage your story as a strategic instrument for influence and growth.

    1.2 The Transformational Power of Personal Narratives

    • Stories are Strategic Tools: Your personal stories are instruments for connection, influence, and growth. They simplify complexity and build empathy.
    • Narrative as a Leadership Weapon: As Dr. Howard Gardner said, "Stories constitute the single most powerful weapon in a leader's arsenal."
    • Influence Systems, Not Just Individuals: Personal stories build "relational infrastructure." By sharing diverse personal stories, you can disrupt and reshape entrenched collective narratives.
    • Simplify the Complex: In the 4IR, your ability to simplify complex information through narrative is a vital strategic skill to convey vision and inspire action.

    Module 1: Foundations of Authentic Self-Expression

    Discover how to transform adversity into a powerful source of strength and meaning. This section introduces principles for intentionally reshaping the narrative around your personal challenges, actively building resilience and clarifying your purpose.

    1.3 Reframing Challenges for Resilience and Purpose

    • Turn Adversity into Strength: Intentionally reshape the narrative around your challenges to build resilience and clarify your purpose.
    • Use Narrative Therapy Principles:
      • Externalization: View problems as separate from yourself (e.g., not "I am an angry person," but "I am a person who sometimes acts with anger").
      • Deconstruction: Break down complex issues into manageable parts.
      • Unique Outcomes: Identify alternative, positive storylines in your life.
    • Vulnerability is a Leadership Tool: Sharing your challenges humanizes you, fosters empathy, and showcases resilience. Satya Nadella at Microsoft uses his personal stories to transform company culture.
    • Improve Your Own Well-being: The act of reframing your life story doesn't just create compelling content for others; it fundamentally improves your own mental health and resilience.

    Module 1: Foundations of Authentic Self-Expression

    Learn how to construct a robust personal brand built upon authenticity, clearly articulated values, and a unique story. This section provides the framework to effectively differentiate yourself in a crowded digital landscape.

    1.4 Building an Authentic Personal Brand

    • Your Brand is Your Foundation: It's built on authenticity, clear values, and a unique story that differentiates you.
    • Go Beyond the Superficial: Your brand isn't just a name or logo. It's what you stand for, why your audience needs you, and the message you want to communicate.
    • Carve Your Niche: Don't fear competition; use it as a benchmark to refine what makes you unique. Compare your style and capitalize on your distinctive strengths.
    • Ethical Branding is a Strategic Imperative: In a saturated market, consumers prefer brands that align with their values (73% according to one source), and ethical practices are important reasons for choosing a brand (74% according to another). This means that by prioritizing ethical practices and transparency, creators can build deep trust and loyalty with their audience, leading to sustained engagement and a significant competitive advantage in a noisy digital environment.

    The "5 A's" Framework guides brand development: Authenticity, Authority, Aspiration, Affinity, and Appearance. A strong brand is also defined by a unique story, core values, and a clear brand statement.

    Element Description Key Benefit for Creator & Audience
    Authenticity Staying true to one's personality and values; conveying sincerity in messaging. Builds genuine connection and trust; fosters relatability.
    Authority Demonstrating expertise, skills, and testimonials in a specific niche. Establishes credibility; positions creator as a trusted expert.
    Aspiration Illustrating one's desire to achieve goals and inspiring the audience to envision results. Motivates audience; creates a shared vision for growth.
    Affinity Possessing perceivable talent or knowledge that assures the audience of competence. Builds confidence in the creator's ability to deliver on promises.
    Appearance The visual reflection of the brand (design, imagery) and how it aligns with core values. Enhances recognition; communicates professionalism and personality.
    Unique Story Sharing what led the creator to their current path, including challenges and triumphs. Fosters emotional connection; differentiates the brand from competitors.
    Values Core principles that guide actions and decisions. Defines brand identity; attracts audience with shared beliefs.
    Personal Brand Statement A concise, catchy statement that immediately conveys what the creator does and how they help their audience. Provides clarity; serves as a memorable summary of value proposition.

    Module 2: Forge Your Story: Crafting Compelling Narratives

    This module delves into the practical art and science of storytelling, providing frameworks and techniques to transform personal experiences into engaging, impactful narratives for diverse audiences.

    2.1 Core Storytelling Frameworks for Impact

    • Hook-Engage-Call to Action: A foundational formula to capture attention, build connection, and prompt a response.
    • The Hero's Journey: A classic archetype for transformation stories: Departure (need for change), Initiation (overcoming challenges), and Return (visualizing a better life).
    • Simon Sinek's Golden Circle: Inspire action by starting with "Why" (your purpose), then "How" (your process), and finally "What" (your product/service).
    • Pixar's Story Spine: A simple framework for transformation stories, moving from "Once upon a time..." to "Happily ever after."
    • The Rule of Three: A stylistic principle for rhythm and memorability in your writing and story structure.
    • Shape Emotions, Don't Just Inform: These frameworks are designed to create relatability and empathy, allowing you to actively guide your audience's emotional journey.

    Module 2: Forge Your Story: Crafting Compelling Narratives

    Develop a distinctive voice and a clear, audience-centric message that are critical for standing out and building a loyal following in the competitive media landscape. This section emphasizes the unique human element that AI cannot replicate.

    2.2 Developing Your Unique Voice and Message

    • Your Personality is Your Advantage: In an age of AI content, your unique human element is the ultimate competitive advantage. AI cannot replicate you.
    • Adopt an Audience-First Approach: Tailor your content and style to the specific needs, values, and pain points of your target audience.
    • Be an Active Listener: Your voice should be an ongoing, iterative process that evolves in dialogue with your community.
    • Define Your Core Message: What is the single, overarching idea you want to convey or problem you want to solve? Clarity here ensures you always provide value.
    • Engage with Diverse Perspectives: Talk to people outside your bubble to enrich your voice and find new stories.

    Module 2: Forge Your Story: Crafting Compelling Narratives

    Learn how effective narrative structure ensures clarity, maintains audience engagement, and facilitates the coherent delivery of a message across various formats. This section covers thorough audience research to tailor your narrative delivery effectively.

    2.3 Structuring Engaging Narratives for Diverse Audiences

    • Research Your Audience: Understand their demographics, interests, and consumption habits to tailor your narrative delivery.
    • Create a Blueprint: Use a script or outline for all content to ensure a logical flow and impactful delivery.
    • Use a Conflict-Resolution Arc: A highly engaging structure that introduces a challenge, explores the struggle, and culminates in a resolution. This draws the audience into the human experience.
    • Develop a Multi-Platform Strategy: A single narrative idea must be adaptable into various forms (video, AR, long-form text, social clips) to maximize reach. Adaptability is key.
    • Provide Tangible Value: Compelling narratives in the 4IR don't just tell a good story; they solve problems, address needs, or offer meaningful entertainment.

    Module 2: Forge Your Story: Crafting Compelling Narratives

    This section emphasizes that ethical storytelling is fundamental to building trust, maintaining credibility, and ensuring that influence is wielded responsibly, particularly in an era characterized by abundant information and the potential for misinformation.

    2.4 Ethical Storytelling and Transparency

    • Build on a Foundation of Trust: Ethical communication is "clear, concise, truthful, and responsible."
    • Embrace Core Principles:
      • Truthfulness & Accuracy: All information must be honest and precise.
      • Transparency: Be open about motives, sources, and potential conflicts. Avoid "spin."
      • Respect & Fairness: Treat all audiences with dignity and acknowledge diverse viewpoints.
    • Practice Cultural Awareness: Ethical influence requires continuous learning about your audience to ensure messages are received respectfully and appropriately.
    • Ethics is a Strategic Necessity: Misleading information can destroy your reputation. Ethical branding helps you stand out and fosters a stronger connection with consumers, which is essential for sustained influence.

    Module 3: Command Your Media: Strategic Content Creation & Distribution

    This module delves into the practical aspects of leveraging media platforms and emerging technologies to create, disseminate, and manage content effectively in the dynamic landscape of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

    3.1 The Media Landscape of the 4th Industrial Revolution

    • 4IR is Reshaping Everything: The convergence of digital, physical, and biological technologies (AI, IoT, Big Data, VR, AR) is redefining how media is created, consumed, and distributed.
    • Consumption Habits Have Shifted: Audiences prefer personalized, interactive, mobile-first experiences delivered in "super-fast, byte-sized chunks."
    • Distribution Models are Disrupted: Direct-to-consumer streaming and subscriptions are the new norms.
    • The Creator's Paradox: While 4IR offers unprecedented reach, it can be achieved "regardless of the quality or the ethics." This places a greater burden on you to self-regulate and uphold ethical principles.
    Technology Core Impact on Media/Journalism Specific Media Applications
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) Redefines information gathering, processing, dissemination; enables personalization and automation Personalized news feeds; automated content analysis; script analysis; video/audio editing; subtitling; casting decisions; trend forecasting; targeted marketing; AI-generated music/visuals/scripts
    Internet of Things (IoT) Integrates physical and digital worlds; drives convenience Smart home media consumption; integrated content experiences across devices
    Big Data Enables analysis of vast datasets for insights and personalization Audience insights; personalized content recommendations; optimizing ad spend
    Virtual Reality (VR) Creates immersive, interactive experiences; blurs reality and story VR films and games; immersive storytelling; spatial narratives; empathy-building experiences; collaborative virtual spaces
    Augmented Reality (AR) Overlays digital content onto the real world; enhances interaction Interactive media experiences; new types of content; enhancing emotional connections; spatial storytelling
    Blockchain Potential to change creator control over work; decentralized ownership Direct monetization; IP management; transparent transactions; decentralized social platforms

    Module 3: Command Your Media: Strategic Content Creation & Distribution

    3.2 Multi-Platform Content Creation

    • Video Strategy: Plan, create, and distribute video to achieve specific goals. Focus on high-quality lighting, framing, and sound. Promote heavily and interact with your audience.
    • Audio (Podcasting): Foster a personal and direct bond with listeners to cultivate a sense of community. This is a powerful format for empowering marginalized voices.
    • Written Content: Craft engaging narratives for blogs and newsletters with a focus on SEO and providing clear value to your audience.
    • Immersive (AR/VR): Redefine the narrative experience by allowing users to explore story worlds, interact with characters, and influence plots.
    • Content Modularity is Key: A single idea must be adaptable into various forms (video, AR, long-form text, social clips) to maximize reach. Adaptability is key.
    • Strive for Sensory Richness: In all your content, regardless of the medium, aim for interactivity and emotional depth to capture and hold attention.
    Content Type Recommended Platforms/Tools Key Best Practices
    Video YouTube, Vimeo, Social Media (TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook Video) Define target audience; script/outline; high-quality sound/lighting/framing; visual elements (titles); optimize for search (keywords, descriptions, tags); promote across channels; interact with comments
    Audio (Podcasts) Podbean, Buzzsprout, RSS.com, Spotify for Podcasters User-friendly hosting; unlimited hosting/downloads; customizable websites; social media auto-sharing; embeddable players; AI tools for noise reduction/transcription; audience engagement tools (Q&A, polls)
    Written (Blogs, Newsletters) WordPress, Medium, Beehiiv, Kit (ConvertKit), Substack Audience-centric content; compelling headlines; clear, concise writing; SEO optimization; value-driven content (solve problems, inform); consistent brand voice; community building features
    Immersive (AR/VR) Unity AR, Zapworks, Unreal Engine, EON Reality Interactive elements; spatial storytelling; multi-sensory engagement (visuals, sound, haptics); foster empathy; collaborative experiences; utilize accessible tools/templates

    Module 3: Command Your Media: Strategic Content Creation & Distribution

    3.3 Leveraging AI in Media Production and Personalization

    • AI as Your Co-Pilot: AI streamlines production by automating mundane tasks (editing, subtitling), freeing you to focus on high-level creativity.
    • Boost Efficiency: AI assists across the entire pipeline, from pre-production script analysis to post-production quality control.
    • Data-Driven Decisions: Use AI to analyze vast datasets to identify audience preferences, emerging trends, and market demands to guide your content strategy.
    • Hyper-Personalization: AI-powered recommendation engines increase engagement, but require an ethical approach to avoid filter bubbles and manipulation.
    • The Human Element Remains Critical: AI provides efficiency, but you provide the "soul." Embrace AI to scale your output, but focus your unique creativity on conceptualization and emotional depth.

    Module 3: Command Your Media: Strategic Content Creation & Distribution

    3.4 Exploring AR/VR for Immersive Storytelling

    • A Paradigm Shift in Storytelling: AR/VR moves the audience from passive reception to active participation and embodied experience.
    • Enable Spatial Storytelling: Narratives unfold in physical space, allowing users to discover story elements based on their position and interaction.
    • Foster Deep Empathy: Place users "in the shoes of different characters" to create experiences that are more powerful and memorable than traditional media.
    • Build Collaborative Worlds: Allow users to participate in shared virtual spaces and collectively shape the story, fostering community.
    • Ethical Design is Crucial: As you build compelling immersive worlds, you must consider the psychological and social impact on users to ensure they are designed responsibly.
    Tool Name Best For Beginner-Friendliness Key Features Pricing Model
    Unity AR Cross-Platform AR/VR Game & App Development User-friendly for developers; scalable for small projects AI-powered environment mapping; real-time rendering; large asset library; advanced physics/lighting Free plan; Pro plan starts at $200/month
    Zapworks Interactive AR Content Creation & Deployment Intuitive for non-technical users; pre-built templates AI tools for object/face tracking, spatial mapping; quick multi-platform deployment; cloud-based Starts at $12.99/month
    Unreal Engine High-Fidelity, Real-Time AR/VR Gaming Highly complex workflow; Blueprint visual scripting makes it more accessible to non-programmers Photorealistic graphics; AI-driven pathfinding; extensive marketplace for assets Free
    EON Reality Immersive AR/VR Training & Simulation Complex setup for advanced features Extensive asset library; scenario customization; high-quality 3D simulations; AI integrated Free
    Vuforia AI-Powered Object Recognition & AR Tracking Can be complex for beginners Powerful object recognition/tracking; cloud-based recognition; integrates with Unity Free plan; Premium pricing

    Module 3: Command Your Media: Strategic Content Creation & Distribution

    3.5 Independent Media Creation: Best Practices

    • Gain Autonomy and Control: Independent media allows you to directly control your content, data, and monetization, reducing reliance on third-party platforms.
    • Understand the Technical Demands: Self-hosting requires knowledge of operating systems (Linux), network configuration, and robust security practices (firewalls, SSL, 2FA, backups).
    • Leverage User-Friendly Platforms: You don't have to do it all yourself. Use platforms for podcasting (Podbean, Buzzsprout) and newsletters (Beehiiv, Substack) that streamline the technical work.
    • Choose Your Level of Independence:"Independent media" exists on a spectrum. Strategically choose the right mix of full independence and platform utilization to maximize your reach and sustainability.

    Module 4: Impact the World: Ethical Influence & Social Change

    4.1 Principles of Ethical Communication and Influence

    • Ethics as a Proactive Shield: In the digital age, ethical communication protects your reputation and builds a foundation of credibility that is essential for sustained influence.
    • Key Principles for Ethical Influence:
      • Truthfulness & Accuracy: Ensure all information is honest and precise.
      • Transparency: Be open about motives, sources, and potential conflicts.
      • Respect & Fairness: Treat all audiences with dignity and acknowledge diverse viewpoints.
    • Practice Deep Cultural Awareness: Truly ethical influence requires continuous learning about your audience to ensure messages are received respectfully and appropriately.

    Module 4: Impact the World: Ethical Influence & Social Change

    4.2 Combating Misinformation: Media Literacy Strategies

    • Understand Information Disorder:
      • Misinformation: False content, no intent to harm.
      • Disinformation: False content, INTENT to harm.
      • Mal-information: Accurate content shared to cause harm.
    • Develop Practical Fact-Checking Skills: Analyze URLs, scrutinize text for errors, verify authors, and cross-reference with multiple reputable sources.
    • Use Fact-Checking Tools: Leverage resources like FactCheck.org, Google Fact Check Explorer, and Rumor Guard.
    • Media Literacy is a Core Competency: In the age of AI-generated misinformation, you cannot just be a creator; you must be a discerning consumer and a credible authority.

    Module 4: Impact the World: Ethical Influence & Social Change

    4.3 Promoting Inclusivity and Diversity in Media Content

    • Inclusivity is a Strategic Advantage: It fosters broader audience engagement and authenticity. Consumers are more likely to purchase from a brand they perceive as inclusive.
    • Go Beyond Stereotypes: Seek visuals that genuinely reflect diverse audiences in age, ethnicity, gender, and ability. Use local talent over generic stock photos.
    • Use Inclusive Language: Adopt people-first language ("a person using a wheelchair") and avoid gendered defaults ("business professional").
    • Implement Accessibility Features: Use alt text for images to include those with visual impairments and gain SEO benefits.
    • Diversity Drives Market Growth: By proactively integrating diversity and inclusion, you tap into a powerful driver of audience engagement, brand loyalty, and market success.

    Module 4: Impact the World: Ethical Influence & Social Change

    4.4 Empowering Marginalized Voices for Social Change

    • Representation and Visibility are Essential: Provide a platform for marginalized communities to share their experiences, challenge stereotypes, and increase empathy.
    • Create Inclusive Spaces: Foster a safe and respectful environment for open dialogue, practice active listening, and address microaggressions.
    • Amplify Voices Through Media: Use documentaries, films, podcasts, and social media to bring marginalized stories to the forefront.
    • Foster a Virtuous Cycle: When marginalized voices are heard, it challenges biases and increases understanding. This empowers communities to take action and drive social change. Your role as a creator is to contribute to this cycle.

    Module 4: Impact the World: Ethical Influence & Social Change

    4.5 Case Studies: Creators Leveraging 4IR Tech for Good

    • AI for Social Good: AI is being used in healthcare (Google's AI for Healthcare), education, conservation, and mental health support (Crisis Text Line).
    • Blockchain for Transparency: Used for identity verification for refugees (Microsoft's ION), secure donation management (GiveIndia), and transparent supply chains.
    • AR for Awareness: Platforms like "AR for Good" raise awareness about climate change, mental health, and social justice.
    • Empowering the Next Generation: Initiatives like Disney's "Future Storytellers" and The Hidden Genius Project use technology to train and empower youth from underrepresented communities.
    • The Power of Independent Media: Social media and encrypted chat apps have been instrumental in organizing pro-democracy movements and giving a voice to those denied access to traditional media.

    Module 5: The Creator's Blueprint: Monetization, Protection & Future-Proofing

    5.1 Diverse Monetization Strategies for Independent Creators

    • Subscriptions: A primary model for direct-to-consumer content access (e.g., Beehiiv, Kit).
    • Digital Products: Sell e-books, courses, and other digital goods directly to your audience.
    • Licensing and Royalties: Grant licenses for the use of your content and earn ongoing income.
    • Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs): Revolutionize direct monetization by eliminating intermediaries. Monetize through direct sales, licensing, renting, or fractionalizing your digital assets.
    • Other Strategies: Leverage ad networks, referral programs, and tip jars for direct audience support.
    • The Goal: Democratize media creation and shift power from platforms to you, the creator.

    Module 5: The Creator's Blueprint: Monetization, Protection & Future-Proofing

    5.2 Blockchain for Transparent Content Transactions and IP Management

    • Immutable Record-Keeping for IP: Blockchain provides verifiable, timestamped proof of ownership for your work, which is crucial for copyright protection.
    • Automated Licensing: Smart contracts can automate license agreements, monitor IP usage, and collect royalties for you automatically.
    • Transparent and Secure Transactions: Mitigate fraud with immutable and verifiable transaction records. Reduce costs and accelerate payments by eliminating intermediaries.
    • Challenges Remain: Be aware of legal uncertainty, lack of standardization, and technical complexity as the technology matures.

    Module 5: The Creator's Blueprint: Monetization, Protection & Future-Proofing

    5.3 Decentralized Media Platforms and the Future of Ownership

    • A Shift Away from Centralized Control: Decentralized platforms (the "fediverse") operate on independently run servers, giving users more control.
    • Key Platforms: Mastodon, Steem, Lens Protocol, Farcaster, and Deso are pioneering user-owned social media.
    • Major Benefits for Creators:
      • Censorship Resistance: No single entity can remove your content.
      • Data Privacy & Security: Users control their data and identity.
      • New Economic Models: Sustain your work without relying on invasive advertising.
    • The Future is Creator-Owned: This trend represents a profound shift in the power dynamic, from platforms to individual creators and their communities.

    Module 5: The Creator's Blueprint: Monetization, Protection & Future-Proofing

    5.4 Building a Sustainable and Future-Proof Creator Ecosystem

    • Continuous Learning is Paramount: The rapid pace of the 4IR demands that you constantly upskill and adapt to complexity and change.
    • Diversify Your Revenue Streams: Move beyond a single point of failure by leveraging subscriptions, digital products, and NFTs.
    • Protect Your Intellectual Property: Use blockchain for a robust framework of ownership, licensing, and transparent transactions.
    • Operate with an Ethical Compass: Your long-term success depends on mastering the technical and strategic, but also on building trust through transparency and values.
    • Be Deeply Human: Your content must be not only technologically advanced but also authentic and purposeful to create a resilient and impactful presence.

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    Conclusion: Your Blueprint for Impact

    The journey of "The Unmasked Creator" in the Fourth Industrial Revolution is one of profound transformation, demanding a holistic approach that intertwines personal authenticity with technological prowess and ethical responsibility.

    • The journey of the Unmasked Creator intertwines personal authenticity with technological prowess and ethical responsibility.
    • True impact stems from a deeply understood self, which becomes the wellspring for crafting compelling stories that resonate universally.
    • Commanding media in the 4IR requires a strategic embrace of multi-platform creation, but this power must be guided by a vigilant commitment to ethical communication and social good.
    • A sustainable future hinges on diverse monetization and robust IP protection, with decentralized platforms signaling a future of greater creator ownership.
    • Your ultimate blueprint is one of continuous learning, ethical leadership, and a steadfast commitment to using your unique story to create a meaningful and positive impact on the world.

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