00:00Let's move on to the third interview of the day.
00:02So here we go.
00:04Hello.
00:04How are we doing, sir?
00:05Wow.
00:06How are you?
00:07Good.
00:08What I wanted to ask you, sir, is what do you think?
00:11What can you tell us about Muhammad, better known in Spanish as Mahoma, founder of Islam?
00:18What can you tell us about him?
00:21I really don't know that much, you know.
00:23I thought he was, I don't know, born around the 7th, 8th or 6th century, like A.D.
00:33Yeah and I don't know, like somewhere in North Africa, but I'm not sure where either.
00:42And, yeah, he's the founder of Islam, right?
00:49I thought before that split between Sunnism or whatever it's called in Spanish and Shism.
01:00Yeah, and I don't know, as I recall, he was also like a general, so he fought some battles
01:10and, wait up, wait a second, I'm almost done.
01:17And well, about the values or message it promoted, could you tell us a bit about that?
01:22Yeah, there are like those five pillars of Islam or something like that, and I know one is like
01:29giving 10 out of every 10 you earn to the poor, yeah, and the other is like five times a
01:38day you
01:38have to do the prayers, yeah, prayers, prayers, okay, and the prayer, I don't know.
01:45But you don't know this, right?
01:48Number okay.
01:49Well, gentlemen, if you had any advice to give to all the young people watching us so that
01:55they have faith, spiritual beliefs, or anything of this kind, what would your advice be?
02:03Me?
02:03I don't have faith, I'm super atheist, atheist, right?
02:06So, I don't know, to me, I'm only interested in it for the history, but not for the faith
02:11or for religion that doesn't interest me, so my advice is that you study history.
02:20And what has history taught you, what have you learned from history, what could you tell
02:25them about this?
02:26Yes, so I am German, so I know a lot about German history, right?
02:30And it's a pretty dark history, like almost all countries, yeah, so, what's the question?
02:41What could you tell us about world history and all of that?
02:46Okay, so, I don't know, there are many lessons from history, but I think that the, like in
02:53English, it repeats itself, right?
02:56Like almost all the time, we have the same situation over and over again, because people
03:01don't learn much, right?
03:04Like now.
03:05I don't know if you follow the news, but where are you from?
03:09From Spain?
03:10Yeah, right?
03:12So, the alliance of the United States and Germany was part of that, right now, we just came out
03:18of the war in Afghanistan, like a little while ago, and that's almost the same situation.
03:25Yeah, like 30 years ago, well, when the Soviet Union lost that same war, and so, they haven't
03:32learned much from history.
03:35And how do you see the situation there, in the Far East?
03:39Far East?
03:40What do you mean?
03:42The Far East is like China, and toward the South West, or is it...?
03:46No.
03:47What's happening at the planet's hotspot?
03:48Yeah, like the Middle East, yeah, yeah, it's, it's a super delicate situation, right?
03:55Like that region has been, I don't know, the last two centuries were super violent.
04:03Yeah, right?
04:03And there are still those different interests in all those countries, like Iran against Saudi
04:10Arabia, and all the rest, Iran against Iraq.
04:15So, yeah, it's, it's a very bad situation, right?
04:18But I don't have a solution, you know, I think it's, it's hard to resolve that conflict,
04:24right?
04:24Yeah.
04:25Okay, well, guys, as you've heard, we asked about Muhammad, and we ended up talking about
04:30another very interesting topic as well.
04:32So, that's all for now.
