What is it About Torah Study that Shapes the Jewish Mind to be So Innovative?

Hey guys, what's going on? I'm walking down the Mill now. I got two interesting things uh that I'm doing today. Uh they contacted our network and I've been uh invited to speak to uh two groups. One, it's a group from America, a bunch of non-Jews. And the next is a group from China that want to learn about Judaism. Oh, here's my group, Holy Gentiles. Hey, how are you guys? Look. Oh my goodness. All right, here we are with everyone. We're going to be right back. So, uh I just finished talking to that group from Colorado. We were outside the old city walls and it was beautiful and it was awesome. And now I'm driving to Tel Aviv University to go meet this Chinese delegation of businessmen that are coming to learn about the Jewish ideas that shape the Jewish mind that allow us to be so innovative and creative. And Chinese are buying up Israel. They just bought Ahava hand products from the Dead Sea. They're buying up everything. They they're like investing billions of dollars into Israel and these businessmen want to understand how is it that China with a billion people have like almost no innovation. They're very good at copying innovation and making it there on their own. But to actually come up with the original idea of Facebook, of Google, of Dell computers, of Microsoft CEO and just like constant constant innovation. What is it about the Torah that shapes the Jewish mind that allows Jews to be so successful in almost every field possible? And you could be saying, "But Rabbi Jeremy, I don't you're not at the farm right now. Why are you even talking to us? You're driving to Tel Aviv." And let me tell you, that really is the ultimate mission of the farm. The Jews are not meant to just be Jews talking to Jews and our Jewish day schools talking to more Jews. That will just be Jews talking to Jews. That is one stage of Jewish history. And that's the stage of Jewish history when we're scattered around the world, we got to hunker down and just stay Jewish. But when we start building up our land again, so the Torah says that nations will come to Israel to learn of the wisdom of the Jews. And so the heart and soul of the farm isn't just to be a Jewish place. It's meant to be a Jewish place that's a light to the entire world. And so now we had a group from Colorado and they're coming to the farm next week. And now we have a group from China and the nations are coming to Israel to learn the secret of the Jews. And that is the heart and soul of what this farm is that in the mountains of Judea to be a light to the entire world. All right, folks. That's it for today. I'm going to take another video of the Chinese people at Tel Aviv University and uh just to show you what they look like. And when I stand in the room, they all stand up and bow. That's pretty awesome. I wish Jews did that. Stand up and bowed. We shake hands. I think bowing is cooler. It's like kung fu zen. It's awesome.