Waching daily Sep 30 2017

Hello again! And welcome back.

So! What vocabulary words should we talk about today?

Well...let's look at riffraff and to fall in lockstep.

riffraff refers to people or a group of people that are regarded as not being reputable or

who are worthless; the lowest classes of society, or people who lack proper behavior, speech

or dress.

Once the riffraff started to show up at the club, most of its professional customers went

elsewhere.

Your classmate makes too many offensive and racist jokes.

We prefer to not have that type of riffraff at the party.

To fall in lockstep means to condition oneself to conform to standards or methods of function;

to move in a rigid or inflexible pattern or behavior of perceived normality.

If he doesn't fall in lockstep with the group, we will ask the professor to remove him from

our project.

The NFL teams fell in lockstep when certain players took a knee during the national anthem.

This behavior created a lot of anger amongst the fans.

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Meeting with some ducks - Duration: 12:59.

Hello, it's Alexander today we are here for the first

session, the first of this Youtube channel.

I'm with Corentin.

Hey !

My intiate of the day !

But I'm also beginner

It's a good day today.

Yep it's a wonderfull day

So we are going to do a little session of Parkour.

This the realy first video of this channel

We go to the citadel ?

Yep the citadel of Lille !

So we are on the street of Lille.

So we are going to do a session of Parkour where

we are going to learn the basic moove for Corentin.

I am also beginner so I say it.

The girl look us strangely !

We don't care of people !

So ahhhh...

We go to the first spot.

A little spot where we can do some jump.

And our Warming up.

Yep exactly !

Because we can have some injured/problems !

So see you soon on the spot !

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Apache helicopter makes its first flight - 9/30/1975 - Duration: 1:08.

Today in Military History, 1975

the Boeing AH-64 Apache makes its first flight.

The Apache was designed to replace the

AH-1 Cobra for the United States Army's

Advanced Attack Helicopter program.

It is the most advanced multi-role

combat helicopter for the U.S. army

and has accumulated more than 4.2 million

flight hours since it began active service in 1984.

It boasts laser guided precision hellfire missiles,

70 millimeter rockets, and a 30 millimeter automatic cannon

with up to 1,200 high-explosive

dual-purpose ammunition rounds, (bleep).

The U.S. first used the Apache in combat

during the invasion of Panama in "Operation Just Cause"

and has utilized the attack bird in multiple

conflicts since, including "Operation Desert Storm",

"Operation Enduring Freedom", and "Operation Iraqi Freedom".

And just to make it even more awesome, the army has

started tests that involve upgrading the Apache

with laser weapons.

Which have already began successfully

taking out their targets.

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Reprogramming Skin to Grow New Organs Is Now Possible - Duration: 2:37.

A team of researchers have developed an incredible new technology that allows them to reprogram

skin cells into any cell an ailing body needs, with a single touch.

The technology is called Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT).

It involves using nanochip technology that could generate any kind of cell within a patient's

own body.

The new cells could repair injured tissue or restore function of aging tissue, organs,

blood vessels and even nerve cells.

Here's how it works a nanotechnology-based chip about the size of a postage stamp is

placed on the skin and stimulated by an electrical current.

In less than a second the chip creates nanometer-scale entry pathways into tissue cells.

Or, basically, provide a way to access skin cells -- like an opening.

These openings can be used to deliver a cocktail of reprogramming factors.

This "cocktail" is a combination of genes that reprogram the cell's DNA.

Reprogramming the cell basically turns a skin cell into an induced pluripotent stem cell.

As you probably know stems cells can then be reprogrammed into any cell the body needs.And

it does all this without hurting the patient, or having to take the cells out of the body.

Which is how we currently do stem cell therapy.

This technology allows any cell to turn into a stem cell provided, of course, it's a

dividing cell.

Skin cells naturally replenish so are a perfect "fertile land" where the elements of any

new organ can be grown.

In this study, the team was able to reprogram skin cells to become vascular cells in a mouse's

leg that was in need of better blood flow.

In two weeks, the leg was saved.

Skin cells reprogrammed into nerve cells were also able to repair the brains of mice recovering

from strokes!

This technology is still in the research phase.

So far it's only been tested on mice, but the team hopes to begin clinical trials soon.

The implications of cell reprogramming are huge.

Something as simple and easy as this method could change stem cell therapy forever.

Doctors could just, recruit your own cells to fix a problem… and it's not like you're

short on cells… why not put them to good use?

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Assembling Baby Stroller and Hospital Scare ⎮ ASL Stew Life - Duration: 14:59.

(cat meow... ♪♪♪)

[JI] Hello, welcome to the first weekly vlog.

I just went to our PO box and I'm not sure what's going on.

We got a package from somebody.

I don't know what it's for, so we'll see.

So this is the package.

If I can open it.

Card

Thank you! You know who you are.

I'm not sure if you want me to say who it's from,

but I think it's from Sue!

So hopefully you don't mind me saying.

It's cute!

She said the card was inspired from Jenna's tattoo. So that's cool!

Oh, so there's two things. Cute.

It says, "Jill a little project... to me..."

(laughs)

That is really cute. I think...

I'll have to find a shirt I can iron that on,

but seriously I'm going to wear this!

Thank you!

There's one more thing.

Oooooo, oh! So cute! Thank you Sue!

Oh, it's the most adorable thing ever!

I love it! Thank you.

Jenna doesn't know about this yet because I haven't gotten home,

but I will let her know and show her.

Thank you Sue! That's so sweet of you.

I wonder if she made this?

Let me check.

Oh, it's from a company.

So, if you want to take a look,

and find something like this, it's from that company.

I will go ahead and leave a link down below.

Yay!

Yes, it is 9 o'clock and I'm already ready for bed.

Pretty much I've been ready. Jenna is too.

Is that just sad?

I don't know if it's just because we've both been working so hard,

but officially we are old.

Yeah

♪♪♪

Yes, that is what happens when Jenna watches hockey.

The cats all attract to her.

Falkor and Peanut are there right now with their mother.

Yep

And then she'll scream and then someone will leave.

Well, maybe not Falkor or Peanut,

that's Claire and Leon for sure.

♪♪♪

Yay! We got the stroller and a base for the car seat and something else.

I don't remember what it is, but woohoo!

So hopefully we'll set that up later and I'll show you.

It's a little bit early.

We got it from Jenna's parents because

we're having a baby shower soon,

but they figured they'd just send it here to the house

instead of getting it there, because it's in another state

and we have to drive back and it's a big box.

So they figured they'd just ship it directly to us. So woohoo!

Yeah, and I got it inside the house all by myself.

I didn't need any help. I didn't lift anything, I promise.

Yeah

Falkor's gonna be real excited cause they like boxes.

♪♪♪

Mystery box???

♪♪♪

[JE] It says, "Hey Jenna and Jill,

enjoy your gift for the baby.

Sorry we'll miss the baby shower. From Rita and Jim."

You know, Mimi?

and Jim

That's my step-grandma I guess

from my step-mom's side of the family.

That was really nice!

They live in Florida for... well...

they're like snowbirds. So they're in Florida now.

So they can't come to the shower.

[JI] Last box is the stroller and the car seat.

♪♪♪

[JE] It's tiny.

♪♪♪

[JE] King of the box!

♪♪♪

[JI] So now I'm sitting on the futon which is where I've been sleeping.

But we've set up the pack n' play and we're gonna use that as the bassinet.

So I guess we don't need to have a second one

cause looks like it works just fine.

As you can see.

Reward!

Yeah, we did a lot of hard work.

So it's before work so I'm just sitting in the car,

but I'm just curious.

If any of you are pregnant,

have you ever had a concern that the baby's not moving enough?

Like...

I know I feel the baby moving every once and a while,

but I guess... like now...

but I guess I feel like

they say the baby should be moving all the time.

I don't know... I don't...

(sighs) I don't know.

I guess I'm just being an anxious parent.

Anyways, just curious what you guys think.

♪♪♪

Hey, so yes I am home today with Peanut.

It's Friday and I didn't really expect this.

But I ended up deciding to stay home and rest.

Had a little bit of a scare this morning.

It happened, well yesterday starting around 6 or 7 in the evening.

That was the last time I felt the baby move

and then I came home

and that was like 9p or so.

Cause I stayed late for work.

I was subbing for a friend at work.

So I didn't feel the baby move when I got home.

So I tried to drink and then lay down and got nothing.

Then after that I was finally able to go to sleep

and then I woke up at 2am,

and I noticed that still there was no movement.

So eventually we called the on-call doctor

and explained what happened.

You know, it's been a long time since we felt the baby move.

I was really getting concerned obviously.

So they said fine, go to the hospital.

They said go to the hospital, blah, blah, blah.

They had to monitor me.

Luckily we found the heartbeat after like a minute. Thank God!

Umm, just... everything was fine,

but it was really concerning.

All of that just kind of hit me hard and I'm exhausted

so I decided to stay home and just rest.

But I'm sorry I didn't really film it.

I was too scared and I wasn't really thinking about filming.

But now I'm home and resting.

So hopefully the rest of the weekend will be better.

That was scary.

♪♪♪

Just recently we noticed there is a cat in our yard.

So, I don't know.

Oh wow, I look awful. Great.

♪♪♪

So today we just started the garage or yard sale.

We actually had a few people come really early,

before we actually even finished setting up.

But yeah, everything's out. Hopefully we'll make a little bit of money.

You know, I figure if we make any money,

if we don't make much then it's better than

just donating and getting nothing right?

So, sure whatever.

So now I'm just gonna sit here all day.

9-5 woohoo!

[JE] Yup, second day and we'll see what happens.

[JI] Hopefully it's more exciting.

It's suppose to be hotter today.

[JE] I thought yesterday was hotter than today?

87?

[JI] No, today I think it's suppose to be 89.

[JE] Oh the other way around.

[JI] Yeah

[JE] It's only 2 degrees difference.

[JI] It's different.

[JE] Not it's not.

[JI] Yes, it's different.

[JE] No [JI] Whatever!

[JI] That bug's been driving me crazy! It's been 2 days now.

Yeah, it tried to go into my mouth! NO!

[JE] Good night!

[JI] So that is the end of the week.

It's Sunday. The garage sale is done.

We made a little bit of money which is good.

Helpful for the baby.

Umm, probably we'll just buy something from the registry if we don't get it.

So perfect!

But anyways we have a few things left we're gonna donate.

A few we're gonna try and sell, but mostly just gonna donate.

So that's good!

Hopefully you enjoyed the week long vlog.

If you did subscribe and yeah.

Remember our merch store

and Patreon and Ko-fi.

Alright, love ya'll.

See you in the next video. Bye!

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I Want To Blog - Mini Documentary (2017) - Duration: 4:48.

I would recommend a blog to anyone that feels that would be a good avenue for them to release

any kind of creative juices they may have.

even writing down in a journal what it is that they like how they felt when they did

it is all good stuff i think its good for your heart and for your mind and for soul.

My name is Pat Merlo and the name of my blog is beauty and the brawn

my blog is primarily about renovations, home renovations projects some crafts that we've done the reason that

I began blogging was to document everything that Gary and I and our family how we have

made everyone of out homes into what we believe was ours and by doing so i thought it was

important to be able to document it and as we documented it i found that I love to blog

not necessarily just the before and after but about a lot of things.

and um I think that mostly for me its the creativity outlet that I have my real job

doesn't quite give me that outlet.

Im a senior vice president of a large financial institution.

my name is Gary Merlo what I do is I work for a demolition company in Fresno i was kinda

asked to help out on this blog. one day my wife came in the garage she goes you wanna

do some blogging and I go whats a blog? she gets these great ideas and she uh puts them

together and uh they really worked out fine.

she did little things first she started building like little wreathes or little things for

the wall and it came out really nice and then she started getting to little bigger projects

and before you know it then shes asking me to build this and then she would finish it.

Pat came up to me and says hey you know can you build this and uh if you can I want to

take pictures of it.

so I can show people how you go about it so we have a start and a finish product so she

would give me a project and i would just put it together or build it the way she wants

it its kind of interesting cause like i said pat will she dreams up of just this project

and we kind of sit down and draw it up and then I put it together for her.

I build it the finished product is kinda neat cause as we work together well lets try this

or lets change this and add this we get to the end of the project its uh how she likes

it or comes out even different than what we planned but it came out better

so when I told Gary I was going to start a blog he said "ok what does that mean?"

"whats a blog?"

"what are we gonna do?" and he supports me no matter what I do I don't know that he realized

that I was gonna have him do extra projects and things so that I could blog about it so

hes been a real trooper about that.

with Pat behind me it makes it uh more interesting and more challenging and everything.

it takes it takes a family to make it work.

you know its something that you just if one person is involved it's gonna take you away

from the other person we are very lucky we have this its almost like a hobby for us.

its something that we do together and we kinda thrive on it she works on me and I work on

her and we work good together like that its kind of a family thing

probably the main reason I blog is because of my family doing something together as a family is what satisfies me

and so any time that we can be a part of our sons families and they want to include us

we jump at it we love it so at any point in time that anyone of them come to us and say

"hey mom and dad we have this idea what do you think?" we are on it.

I believe that the blog has evolved more about just Gary and I doing stuff um its evolved

more into Gary and I and our family.

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Remember Little Jia (Jhanak Shukla) From "Kal Ho Naa Ho" She Looks So Beautiful Now!! - Duration: 3:03.

Remember Little Jia (Jhanak Shukla) From "Kal Ho Naa Ho" She Looks So Beautiful Now!!

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RED, BUT NOT DEADLife DID exist on Mars and alien lifeforms may - Duration: 4:31.

RED, BUT NOT DEADLife DID exist on Mars and alien lifeforms may once have thrived on the

Martian surface, shock discovery suggests

SCIENTISTS have found key evidence which suggests life may once have existed on Mars.

Nasa's Curiosity rover has detected boron, a key ingredient for life, on the dusty surface

of the Red Planet.

A Nasa image shows Mars rover Curiosity in 2013HANDOUT - GETTY

3 A Nasa image shows Mars rover Curiosity in

2013 The discovery is a huge boost in the hunt

for extraterrestrials and could back up a theory suggesting life on Mars may have been

forced underground when disaster turned the planet into a "frigid desert".

Patrick Gasda, a postdoctoral researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory said: "Because

borates may play an important role in making RNA - one of the building blocks of life - finding

boron on Mars further opens the possibility that life could have once arisen on the planet.

"Borates are one possible bridge from simple organic molecules to RNA.

Without RNA, you have no life.

"The presence of boron tells us that, if organics were present on Mars, these chemical reactions

could have occurred."

RNA is ribonucleic acid, a nucleic acid present in all modern life which is involved in the

decoding and expression of genes from DNA.

It is known to be unstable, so unless boron is present it decomposes quickly.

There's a theory that life on Mars may have been forced underground when disaster turned

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3 There's a theory that life on Mars may have

been forced underground when disaster turned Red Planet into a �frigid desert�

h Nasa reveals how Mars would have looked with

an atmosphere Gasda's work is detailed in a study published

this week in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

It describes how Nasa's buggy found the element in calcium sulphate mineral "veins" in the

rocky surface.

That means boron was present in Mars groundwater and indicates that the Gale crater, where

Nasa's robo buggy is right now, may have been home to life.

It bolsters the bizarre theory that life originated on Mars and was carried to Earth on an asteroid.

Astronomer Caleb Sharf has previously claimed: "We can find pieces of Mars here on Earth

and we suspect that there are pieces of Earth on Mars.

Billionaire Elon Musk wants to colonise Mars, but before that happens Nasa is testing out

ways to protect travellers from radiationAP:ASSOCIATED PRESS

3 Billionaire Elon Musk wants to colonise Mars,

but before that happens Nasa is testing out ways to protect travellers from radiation

"If that material can carry living organisms on it, it's possible that we are Martian."

These hypotheses have forced bonkers scenarios in which officials have asked Nasa experts

whether life existed there in recent times.

Dana Rohrabacher, an American senator, publically asked a project scientist overseeing Nasa's

Mars 2020 rover mission if aliens ever lived on the Martian surface.

He quizzed: "You have indicated that Mars was totally different thousands of years ago.

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"Is it possible that there was a civilisation on Mars thousands of years ago?"

Nasa's Ken Farley responded: "So, the evidence is that Mars was different billions of years

ago, not thousands of years ago, and there is no evidence I'm aware of..."

However, there soon may be life on Mars if tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has his way.

The Space X founder has announced plans to put humans on the surface of the Red Planet

by 2030.

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Trump's Next Move on Health Care? Choice for Secretary May Offer Clue - Duration: 11:23.

Trump's Next Move on Health Care? Choice for Secretary May Offer Clue

WASHINGTON — President Trump's selection of a secretary of health and human services could be a turning point in a health care debate that has polarized Washington, as he faces a choice of working with Democrats to fix the current system or continuing his so-far failed efforts to dismantle his predecessor's program.

The resignation of Tom Price as secretary late Friday over his use of costly chartered jets capped a week of setbacks on health care for a president who made the issue a centerpiece of his campaign and his first eight months in office.

Mr Trump's decision on a successor could be an opportunity to shift the debate, but he faces the prospect of an arduous confirmation battle.

The president has sent mixed signals since the latest effort to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act collapsed in the Senate.

He has asserted that he has the votes to pass the repeal legislation and will try again in early 2018, while also saying he wanted to negotiate with Democrats who are adamantly against it.

Many will look to his choice for a secretary to see whether he wants to continue the battle or find a compromise. Democrats urged him to use the moment to change course.

"Let's get a new H.H.S. secretary who's finally devoted to improving health care, move past these debates and come to bipartisan agreement on how to stabilize markets and make health care cheaper," said Senator Christopher S.

Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the senior Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, said the departure of Mr Price could begin "a new chapter for the Trump administration's health care agenda." The White House had no comment on Saturday, but the two most frequently mentioned candidates to succeed Mr Price are two officials who already work in the department: Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.

Both have previously been vetted by the White House, nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate to their current jobs within recent months, a significant selling point.

Other names have been floated as well, including David Shulkin, the secretary of veterans affairs and a favorite of the president's, but he has been criticized for a European trip with his wife that mixed business and sightseeing and was partially financed by taxpayers.

Some reports have floated former Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, an assistant secretary of health and human services under President George W. Bush.

But he was a caustic critic of Mr Trump during his own brief campaign for the White House that ended in late 2015 after he called the future president a "narcissist" and "egomaniacal madman." Mr Trump may not necessarily fill the post quickly.

He has left the Department of Homeland Security in the hands of an acting secretary since John F. Kelly left in July to become White House chief of staff.

The president appears to be in no rush despite a series of hurricanes and a roiling immigration debate, issues managed by the department. He said on Friday that he would make a decision "probably within a month." If Mr Trump picks Ms.

Verma to succeed Mr Price at the Department of Health and Human Services, it would be taken as a sign among many that he wants to continue vigorous opposition to the Affordable Care Act, with the government doing the minimum required by the law to implement its provisions.

Verma, an ally of Vice President Mike Pence, worked closely this year with Republicans in Congress on their proposals to undo the law and to cut Medicaid, the program for more than 70 million low-income people.

Still, some progressives have interpreted her work under the health care law in Indiana, where Mr Pence was governor, to mean that while she opposed the Affordable Care Act, she was committed to finding ways to enforce it if it remained on the books.

Mr Gottlieb has more experience in Washington and was seen at the time of his appointment as the more moderate of candidates being considered.

In his first months at the F.D.A., he has deftly balanced the concerns of patients and pharmaceutical companies, while taking steps to combat the opioid epidemic and speed access to lower-cost generic drugs.

His nomination would be seen as a signal that the president might want to take a different approach to the health care debate.

"We have the votes on the substance but not necessarily on the process, which is why we're still confident that we can move health care forward and get it done in the spring," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said before Mr Price's resignation.

  After the latest legislative failure, Mr Trump said he would sign an executive order in the coming week intended to enable Americans to buy health insurance across state lines, a sign that he did not intend to wait for Congress.

But it is not clear that he has the authority to do that on his own, and states often resist federal efforts to intrude on their regulation of insurers.

Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, the Republican chairman of the Senate health committee, and Senator Patty Murray of Washington, the panel's ranking Democrat, have resumed negotiations on bipartisan legislation intended to shore up the current insurance exchanges and prevent prices from shooting up.

The uncertainty comes at a crucial moment, just as federal and state officials are preparing for the fifth annual open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act. The open season, when people can sign up for coverage, runs from Nov.

Critics say that the Trump administration has destabilized insurance markets, driving up premiums for 2018 and making it harder for people to enroll.

Mr Price was confirmed in February by a party-line vote of 52 to 47 after giving vague, noncommittal answers about how he intended to carry out the Affordable Care Act. Confirmation of his successor could be an even sharper battle.

Democrats may not have the votes to block confirmation, but they could drag out the process and make it excruciatingly difficult for the nominee and the White House.

Democrats expect to press the new nominee for more specific answers to questions like these: Will the administration support bipartisan efforts to continue critically important payments to insurance companies, payments that Mr Trump has threatened to cut off? Why has the president slashed funds for advertising, outreach and education programs and assistance to consumers who want to sign up for health insurance this fall? Neither Ms.

Verma nor Mr Gottlieb had easy confirmations to their current post, but neither seems as strongly determined to undermine the Affordable Care Act as Mr Price was.

Verma, who earned a bachelor's degree in life sciences at the University of Maryland and a master's degree in public health at Johns Hopkins University, founded her own health policy consulting firm, SVC, and worked with state agencies to carry out the Affordable Care Act.

Working with Mr Pence when he was governor, she was the architect of the Healthy Indiana Plan, which expanded Medicaid under the Obama-era law. Rather than simply refusing to participate, as many Republican-led states did, Indiana under the program shaped by Ms.

Verma expanded eligibility while emphasizing "personal responsibility" by requiring beneficiaries to pay premiums and contribute to health savings accounts, and giving them incentives for healthy behavior.

Republicans saw that as a model for conservative enactment of the program, while Democrats criticized what they saw as roadblocks for low-income Americans. She was confirmed to her current post in March on a largely party-line 55-to-43 vote.

Mr Gottlieb, who received a bachelor's degree in economics from Wesleyan University and a medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, served in several posts during President George W. Bush's administration, including deputy commissioner of the F.D.A.

While in the private sector, he worked as a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington and served as a consultant for pharmaceutical companies.

Republicans said that experience would make him a formidable commissioner because he would understand the business better, while Democrats said it made him too cozy with the industry he would regulate.

While a physician, Mr Gottlieb has also experienced the industry as a patient, having been successfully treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma.

After promising to divest himself from several health care companies and recuse himself for one year from decisions involving those businesses, he was confirmed in May on a 57-to-42 vote.

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The Virtue of Not Knowing - Duration: 1:35.

This is a new perspective on the fallibility of human beings as something that's actually good.

Our minds are capable of error, which is the greatest strength, and weakness, of the human condition.

Most organisms react automatically or instinctually to environmental cues.

The lion is hungry, it chases a gazelle.

The gazelle is frightened, it runs away.

The rabbit is horny...

it makes more rabbits.

This automatic input-output mechanism has little room for error - and thus, little room

for experimentation and improvement.

The human mind has the capacity to rise above - and often below - mere empirical sense data.

So, we can reject the evidence of our direct senses and put a blocker between input and

reaction.

We don't have those instincts that are just there, telling us what to do.

And even though we bemoan that fact and wish we had instinctive knowledge and knew what

to do automatically in a lot of scenarios, this would actually take away our ability

to experiment and create these amazing ideas which are the foundation of reason, science,

truth, art - practically everything that makes us human.

I think doubt gets a bad rap in most people's minds.

When I was growing up, a lot of authority figures used my doubt to control me, and made

me feel like the fact that I had doubts was some sort of strike against me.

That's an unfortunate tragedy of our time, that we treat our young people in such a way

as to ridicule them for having doubts, and to paralyze them from becoming moral actors.

For more infomation >> The Virtue of Not Knowing - Duration: 1:35.

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ESSIS - Students Interviews - Einfose project - European Summer School on Information Science - 4/7 - Duration: 3:53.

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Marco you have been here at the summer school. What were the expectations before

you came? what did you think would happen here? I thought you would

have been a great experience. A great experience because of so many different

nationalities and so many young people coming from from Korea Ankara Germany, and... it

was my expectation and it has been it has been at the level of my expectations.

The groups were well makes the during during our work and I I met everyone I

talked to to everyone the first day. So these expectations were met and you were

satisfied? yeah yeah meeting students and comparing our our approach to - to what

we study - away we elaborated during like lectures and it was... it is very well. It

enreaches our experience. Did you like the group work ? was it that effective? yeah

yeah really effective. Really effective.

Also the... the presentation the presentation I think is a really a

really good work for improving our our language and improving our

our ability to...to talk and express concepts and also is really it can improve

our our ability to have teamwork work in team. Is there any topic that you especially

like though that was interesting for you from considering your specific

background? I saw the... the... the subject who are really broad so I was interested in

something in particular and founded and founded some some subjects and not so

interesting for me. So I was interested in information retrieval and and also

all the two subjects and and the other more humanistic more more more

humanistic didn't didn't the had had an impact on me but probably for for my for

my background of over I'm studying. Definitely!! Any suggestions for us for

next time? what should suggest? probably the main the main

the main suggestion before for the Wi-Fi for the for the the do work online is

this good. You can you can you can get material instantly and it is a thing for

the work here teaching yeah okay the unique the unique suggestion. Okay great

thank you very much. Perfect, thank you