constantly changing it's costly developing and your nearest and his colleagues call it here plasticity simpkin explain how exactly does that mirror of plasticity it work yes. neuroplasticity is really a foundational concept and what it means is that the brain changes in response to experience and i often say that the brain is changing wittingly or unwittingly meaning that it can change intentionally or unintentionally most of the time our brains are changing unwittingly most the time we are unaware of the forces around us that are shaping our brain and those forces are ones over which we have little control and the invitation in all of this work is that we can actually harness the power of neuro plus this is the to change our brains for the better. and so the very mechanisms of neuroplasticity that enable stress to get under the skin and to have a negative effect on our mind in our body those same very mechanisms in be harnessed for the good so promote resilience to promote flourishing. so does this mean that our praying always is and this snare a place to sit in mode by default. yes the brain

that's not true there are there are 4 democrats i think 3 or 4 democrats who voted for her but both simpkin and joe manchin have said they won't vote for her again this time because they disapprove of how mcconnell is running through the nomination up it will be a highly contentious vote and sure to divide rather than unite the country. funny thing about the court in the past felix frankfurter a very very liberal jurist was appointed by franklin roosevelt and turned in the one of the more conservative members of the court earl warren appointed by a as an hour former governor of california turned into one of the more liberal can we always stamp the cord. no innocent it's a really important point you're right there over the course of history seeing justices who are perhaps proven to be disappointments from by the president and the party that nominated but i think what's at stake here in the reason people feel so strongly about ruth bader ginsburg and justice ginsburg was a linus of the left and she in many respects really was at the vanguard of progressive thought and championing working peop

simpkins passed away on 94. ber 4, 019 ti age of e are honoring his memory by naming a post office in his honor. i would like to thank mr. johnson for this bill to honor this community and civil rights leader. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is reserved. mr. cloud: i rise to support the redeath the facility of the united states postal service ocated at 100 crosby street in mansfield, louisiana as the dr. c.o. simpkins senior post office. he opened a dental practice and became involved with the civil rights moment serving with dr. martin luther king junior. his involvement drew the attention of racist organizations and tragically resulting in his home and office being fire bombed. fearing for his safety, he moved to new york where he was an advocate for civil rights. after living in new york for 26 years, he returned to shreveport, and re-opened his dental practice and pursued a career in politics. he won a seat in the louisiana seat in the hou

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it looks like our friend john simpkins. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, congressman butterfield and patrick, great to see you. i was interested in the exchange between fred upton and dr. evans and kind of on my line. i represent, 102 counties in illinois, i represent 33 of them and so what covid has cause today happen, which is, kind of a side benefit, it's forced us to ease some of the regulatory burdens on the telehealth. and so, i know, dr. geller, in your testimony, you talk about telepsychiatry and then we go into this -- i think a lot of our concern is, if something's working, when this covid crisis failed, i mean, when it ends, we don't want some of these reforms that were kind of created for emergency purposes. we'd like to see them continue. i just think that's helpful. everybody understands there's underserved areas, money is going in, whether it's for us, usda rule development, the sec, even some individual states are now starting to put more money to broadband deployment and laying fiber. so, f