including the nobel laureate, the greatest physicist of the 20th century, the brilliant albert einstein, who emigrated to america in august 1939, einstein wrote a letter to us president franklin. ouidou, he expressed his concern about the development in nazi germany's new fantastic weapon bomb incredible power einstein wrote that work on the creation of this bomb are in full swing. and if hitler gets a new weapon before america has it, the world will face a nuclear catastrophe. einstein to the american president sir uranus may be turned into a new and important source of energy in the near future. exceptionally powerful some aspects of the situations that have arisen require vigilance and prompt action on the part of the us government. in view of this, not would you consider it desirable to establish permanent contact between the government and the group and physicists who are investigating the problems of the chain reaction in america sincerely yours, albert einstein, with this letter from the great scientist , the race of the leading world powers for the championship in the creation o

albert einstein said the only thing you absolutely have to know is the location of the library. and nobody has been a stronger or more effective advocate for libraries and carla hates. president obama appointed carla the 14th librarian of congress and the first woman in african-american to lead america's oldest cultural institution. her love of reading on the library started decades earlier. born in tallahassee, florida she developed a passion for reading at a young age. she developed -- he graduated from roosevelt university and began her professional career as a children's librarian in the chicago public library while still in school. she earned a doctorate from the university of chicago in 1987. she taught at the university of pittsburgh school of information sciences from 1987 to 1991 and served two years at the chicago public library before being appointed ceo of the pratt library in baltimore in 1993. at pratt she greatly expanded digital services, started an afterschool program for teenagers and open the first new branch of 30 years. carla was president of the american li

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and albert einstein changed and changed your life. i said, said private capitalist inevitably, control the main sources of information. it's almost impossible for individual citizens to, to come to objective conclusions and to make intelligent use of political rights. do you think that it may be very different from country to country, from continent to come to the information the war is being lost? the amount of lobby journalism i was surprised to hear you. i suppose maybe maybe your friends would not be surprised to hear that you were on the personal attack. i know in the, in the film it shows your life was threatened any way, but you're on the bus to attack from magazines like to new york or whatever. do you think what you're saying can be transmitted in media publications, in massively profitable markets in western europe, in the united states? well, you know, for me what matt does is that it's transmitted. and you know, i can say this much just yesterday, a young does from newsletter relieves the book. and when she was off, what i

and alle over the united states and world, no one can could it i have a lit or my wall from al albert einsteinas a disease, and a sickness that sickness is spreading even more than it was following the holocaust, it reached its natter in the holocaust, but things that time now spreading enormously, and it has been spreading on the left more than the right, the right is a problem. people on the extreme, extreme right, who shoot up synagogues that is m horrible, the left does not do that, that propagandizing anti-semitism and makes it people for people jewish and proud of their heritage to openly assert. mark: what about dem kratd democrat party, i see anti-semitism rising anyone the democrat party, with omar and tlaib and elements of the democratic socialist movement it is remarkable, is it not. >> it is and very dangerous. the city council people that i mentioned other day were progressive democrats, squad tolerating anti-semitism sometimes promotes it. and that is why i remain a democrat, i remain a democrat, itn 't to fight within the democrat -- i want to fight within the democratic party a

related to the underdetermination of the world at the micro level, but they did not remember albert einsteinthat you don’t know how to count this question, and the problems are not in the structure of the world, but in the incompleteness of the existing theory, that is einstein was just an absolute determinist. dai einstein insisted that god's own did not play in the field. yes. yes, yes, he can’t, the team answered that, when will you finally stop telling god what to do with him that is not allowed. not this particular one, not actually that big one, in context, inside of which uncertainty is the unresolvedness that exists, we turn to the question of what more or less reliable detectors we have in order to detect free will, by and large, everything depends on that we do not have the opportunity to go back in time, that is, in order to make sure that the action could be performed, otherwise it would be a creative action. be it a physical event and so on. we need to go back and try to do it differently. uh huh because. this is an impossible task, then by and large , talk about the presence or

zelenskyy and with me here at the table, our public health analyst, professor of pediatrics at the alberts einsteine the begin guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?begin guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?egin guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?gin guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?in guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?n guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable? guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable?guinea pig. >> and what did sophia find objectionable? >> in short everything, but i will probably respond to the war in ukraine in 24 hours comments. i can tell you this, this might shock you, but i think that president trump, former president trump, can actually end this war today. and all he needs to do is just pick up the phone and call putin and say he is not running for president. because putin is hoping that trump are run and end the war on russia's terms. >> and i think that we all know that that is not what would be communicated, right? tragically if those two were to speak

was it albert einstein- cases could really be damaging? no. what did you make of trump's— biden? thank you. what did you make of trump's comments about about— make of trump's comments about about hhteh— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden not coming to the coronation— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in?— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in? well, i mean, trump— the coronation in? well, i mean, hump eoht— the coronation in? well, i mean, hump eoht het— the coronation in? well, i mean, trump said he'd probably be oeteep— trump said he'd probably be oeteep hm— trump said he'd probably be asleep in delaware . well, i asleep in delaware. well, i mean, shouldn't joe biden be at the— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation?— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation? wouldn't that be this coronation? wouldn't that he o— this coronation? wouldn't that he o gooe— this coronation? wouldn't that be a good signal— this coronation? wouldn't that be

was it albert einstein- cases could really be damaging? no.hank you .— of trump's comments about about biden ? thank you . what did you biden? thank you. what did you mote— biden? thank you. what did you mote ot— biden? thank you. what did you make of trump's— biden? thank you. what did you make of trump's comments about stout— make of trump's comments about about big...— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden not coming to the coronation— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in?— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in? well, i mean, trump— the coronation in? well, i mean, trump sett— the coronation in? well, i mean, trump soto tet— the coronation in? well, i mean, trump said he'd probably be osteeo— trump said he'd probably be osteeo tu— trump said he'd probably be asleep in delaware . well, i asleep in delaware. well, i mean, shouldn't joe biden be at ttts— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation?— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation? wou

it has hosted countless iconic and sometimes controversial speakers albert einstein, richard nixon in but i'm delighted now to be joined by a former cambridge student, an independent commentator, oliver riley. oliver, thank you so much for joining me and for your piece in the daily mail today , piece in the daily mail today, which i read you found at cambridge that because you were identified as a conservative, i think you were president of the cambridge university conservative association when somebody actually came up to you, a nightclub and hit you. this seems quite serious. i yes, that's right, mr this seems quite serious. i - yes, that's right, mr rees—mogg. ant— yes, that's right, mr rees—mogg. ant thent— yes, that's right, mr rees—mogg. ant thent wee— yes, that's right, mr rees—mogg. and thank you ever— yes, that's right, mr rees—mogg. and thank you ever so much for newne— and thank you ever so much for hewne ne— and thank you ever so much for hewne ne en— and thank you ever so much for having me on. first— and thank you ever so much for having me on. first of all, the ennent—