system's aristotle's poetics . he says of all of them the best is democritus. he says of all of them the best is democracy at any point out exactly the flaws that madison pointed out or see at any point out exactly the flaws that madison pointed out. if athens were a democracy. if athens were a democracy for free men the poor would get together and take away the property the rich. the for free men the poor would get together and take away the property the rich. well same dilemma they had opposite solutions aristotle well same dilemma they had opposite solutions aristotle proposed what we would nowadays call a welfare state and try to reduce inequality posed what we would nowadays call a welfare state and try to reduce inequality. so same problem absent solutions one is reduce inequality so same problem absent solutions one is reduce inequality will have this problem and the other is reduced democracy. will have this problem and the other is reduced democracy. if you look at the history of the united states it's a constant struggle between these 2 tendencies if

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well same dilemma they had opposite solutions aristotle proposed what we would nowadays call a welfare state and try to reduce inequality posed what we would nowadays call a welfare state is a try to reduce inequality. so same problem absent solution to sit in one ear i was going to use any i qualified it solutions one is reduce inequality will have this problem and the other is reduced democracy. b. will have this problem and the other is reduced democracy. if you if you look at the history of the data and its states it is a constant struggle struggle between the tweenies to at least headed in the tendencies. at the moment the margaret dr dies in 10 tendons and then see that is that much mostly come flowing from the pack up in english and the lation a pressure from the pressure of her from the l. and o. you get it it is and you can get this constant battle going on up counters are clear action is your progression periods of progress. in 1906 for example were a period of syria gift of progress in 1906 for example were a period of significant democratization. taken democratization. sear

you go back and read aristotle, you get a lot of thought. not surprised. it's a difficult situation everybody finds themselves in, but we also have a fundamental responsible to protect this constitution and our country. that's what we do as americans. this should not be partisan. it's more partisan than it should be. we needs to get the facts and the american people need to understand what's being found. >> that's a long road ahead. congresswoman, thank for you coming on. it's good to see you. i appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you. >>>less a new poll showing support for impeachment is growing. but will it move any republicans on capitol hill? where things stand, that's next. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this

i'm captain aristotle wolf the commander of the california highway patrol in sonoma county. as far as highway patrol operations related to the fire we are manning road closures and assisting the sheriff's department and partners as necessary. currently those closures are essentially denying access to the town geyserville. i geyserville avenue and 101 and geyserville avenue and canyon. we also have portions of 128 close. east of geyserville. which begins at alexander valley and ends at pine flat road. as the sheriff said we are denying entry. i understand that can be frustrating to people. please plan accordingly. if you do leave an area there shouldn't be people in the area. if they do leave they are not going to be allowed access back in. our officers on those scenes are unfixed post. they will be there until it is deemed it is safe to let people back in. in the meantime we do have staffing and from other areas to assist with these closures. so you are still safe and secure on the roadways. we have full staffing throughout the area for regular operations. we would just like

the atlantic world, the celebration of labor, especially manual labor it was important, ever since aristotlebut leisure aristocrats in the professional classes had helped labor, a special manual labor and the making of money in contempt. even someone who ran a business, say a printing business with 20 employees was nonetheless considered to be involved with manual labor and thus contemptible, such men who worked for a living, aristotle said, could never possess virtue and could never exercise political leadership. perhaps nothing, nothing came to separate the north from the south more than they are contrasting views of labor, the south dominated as it was by leisure slave holding planters could scarcely conceive of labor as anything but despicable and shameful, slavery as it had for centuries going all the way back to the ancient creeks required a culture that held labor in contempt, scorn for work and the holding of slaves were two sides of the same point, the north developed very differently in, the several decades following the revolution the middling man of the north using egalitarian rh

i'm captain aristotle wolf. commander of your local chp area. is maximum staffing to help the sheriff department or other allied agency partners with whatever they need for repopulation, whatever for patrol of potential looting or general assistance to the public as calls arise. we're coming from all over the bay area to assist. also at maximum staffing and extended shifts in the local area. be patient at closures. we're helping to control certain entry points or exclusion points. we want to make sure that you understand that those are closed for a reason. they're closed for your safety. that reason may not be immediately apparent to you from where you are. these folks at cal fire and the county are looking at the big picture. they know why they have it closed. it's for a valid reason. i want to warn you as you're driving in that some of these roads have been affected either by the high wind or power outages which could affect traffic lights, traffic signals. four-way stops, assume that someone coming another direction is not. be very careful. u

captain aristotle wolf with california highway patrol and the commander of the santa rosa chp area. the highway patrol as sheriff essex said, we are assisting with the law enforcement efforts here. our main role currently is to maintain and monitor current closures on roadways and to check for the potential of upcoming or needed closures should they arise. currently we are holding locations on sr 128 at alexander valley road and lytton springs. people are being told to go back to healdsburg and on the east end, 128 is closed at pine flat. we have contingencies and are prepared to close u.s. 101 if that would be necessary and we will work with our caltrans partners to do so however there is absolutely no indication at this time that we are going to need to do it but we want to be ready. i would ask that commuters are travel these locations prepare accordingly. if you need to leave and travel south or if you need to travel north, be prepared that if an emergency exists where you we needed to close 101 you may have access denied. please monitor our social media and the county social me

a product by mattel called aristotle. my boss had written the company about before it was debuted. it was intended to be a voice assistant specifically placed in babies rooms. the device was going to respond to the needs of the baby based upon whether they were crying or what else. play soothing music or give other safe things to the child, the whole device was designed to listen to the baby. and respond to the baby. certainly as a father of a three-year-old, are pretty eye-opening and starting examples. i think in this larger context, of privacy compromises on a large scale, facebook and obviously data breaches which are so many that i can even name and all. >> this doesn't really have that much to do with the outreach. >> all of those things are pushing congress to act on privacy and we think that coppa or kids in particular and teens in particular must be its own special part of that larger comprehensive package. if it were to come to be. >> we are quickly running out of time. i want to go up and down the panel and say by the way, there is something we much bigger city on top of

>> so we need to understand the difference between means and ends let's go back to aristotle the means to make profits are things like good relationships with your customers, being a good corporate neighbor, being a good environmental neighborhood. but in the end, you have to make profits for your shareholders or none of those groups will do well ask a gm employee how they did with the social responsibility they had when they were losing money. ask hp today whether it mattered there they were a good corporate citizen? so, yes, these are good important means, but you better make money in the end, or they're going to be finding somebody else to run those assets >> chris, can you give us any examples of some of the investments you're looking at that would satisfy both of these. long-term profits for your investors, but are also following the ethos that you're buying into at this point for the e, s, and g? >> i absolutely can. because most of our investments, particularly long-term, i don't want a company that will cut corners today just to make profit p profit i need them to make that pro

years college parties like this one i had been an ice queen, i had been plato with a boy just as aristotle0, a hot pink ncgligce all nuns wear under their robes. i had been dorothy from kansas. think poppy flowers, woven into my dreadlocks. maybe a theme like the future was supposed to get us to wonder, starry eyed what the future would look back but i couldn't find it in myself elected wonders whether there would be a future left for any of us. a black man was running to become president of the united states america and i was checking the news every morning anxious half expecting to read he had been assassinated. lately i have been calling less and hadn't even told my mom i was going to be in phoenix for holiday. what happened to you saeed? you used to smile. i stared at the professor blankly and then remembered this was the part where i was supposed to cry. so i cried stop this was a future i would have to figure out on my own but i didn't want to think about it. at least for one more night i wanted to dance at a huge messy party and get blackout drunk. in this particular version of the

aristotle also thought that mathematics can't really describe or can't really describe our world and not only that later on when the christian church also agreed our world is, geometry is well and good, very nice but our world is a fallen world, it's a corruptworld . certainly not something can be described by geometry so imagery is a lot of praise. it's amazing, it is true. some say it's the only science that it's gone to dispel on mankind it's also kind of irrelevant cause our world is nothing in fact like that. and that lasts for about 1700 years. 1700 years on this breakthrough of, by euclid until -- here's a simple mathematical proof . until 1400 and until pretty much theyear 1413 . not a famous year for most people, but it is as happens the year in which a man in florence by the name of burlesque he conducted experiments on perspective, on linear perspective and then he and his friends and artist and later on his friend alberti popularized the theory of linear perspective. it is the theory of how to draw things, how to paint three dimensions on a flat surface. so basically ther

. >> reporter: there's a really stunning couple of photographs where she talks about aristotle onassisout. she told me about how ari made excuses when he began toee maria llas in secret he wore a lot of cologne, as if it was the last stinky ride on his plane for six hours. i think he wanted me to know i wasn't everything to him, he didn't want to leave me completely, not entirely, in case i turned into the ideal mate he hoped he'd married >> reporter: that's a lot of acceptance >> she learned the fact that it didn't necessarily mean anything more than wham bam thank you, ma'am. >> reporter: you would say she was similarly unbothered by jack's affairs in a cheerful and resigned way, she told me, of course, she knew about them. she just didn't mind her presence as much as she might have, because she knew he loved her much much more than any of the dalliances. >> some of the things had more effect on her than that, for instance, his not being there for the birth of a child, for his being off with a mistress while she was in the hospital. i mean, there are various things that he did that b