one way you test darwin's ideals darwin said okay this is this is a change of species that happens over unimaginable amounts of time and what you can see you know these if you study these ancient these species you'll be able to see these relationship that i'm talking about. so these bone hunters went out there. the two most famous them were these guys. after you'll see marsh, nobody is of sun after you anymore. oh, see marsh edward. author o.c. marsh was a professor paleontology at yale. cope was, a very wealthy independent researcher. these two guys were the they were the superstar and they were engaged this ferocious competition. they bitter bitter bitter enemies. and that, of course, spurred them to do to keep trying to to scoop or to scoop the other one. this is front page news would read front page articles in new york times on the rivalry between these two guys and the hatred. the open loathing and hatred between them is a story, you know, great press. but the result was hundreds of new ancient species were unearthed by these guys and the people were who were working with them. so

know, there was there was a moment where things looked like there was a sort of mutual sympathy as darwin say, of people for each right as as embodied subjects. and i want to keep that alive i guess. so that's part of what i think people are responding to. they're like, how do we make sense of what we've been through and how do we retain the best knowledges that came from it? you know well, well, you're also poet and believe and have shown your talent in that area. also your belief that work and images and symbols really central to thriving. so what i hear you talk about in here and in the book is a kind of nice set of new possibilities but the draw of old archetypes. so let's spend a few minutes with these archetypes horatio alger story pulling up by your bootstraps the self-made man. what are a few that know this is great and what's great about the book is you're like, okay, we're going to talk about bootstraps let's talk about boots like action boots. this seems to with what is it the workers broadside in 1834 making fun of nimrods i'd so do i have this right nimrod murphy so we have w

it influenced charles darwin who carried a copy with him.sea. herman melville and patrick o'brien. >> the british empire like to think of itself certainly at the time as this kind of bastion of civilization. how did it then tell the story of the fact that once some of its stalwarts and sailors landed on this island, within a nanosecond, it turns into anarchy. >> it really undercut the central claim of the british empire that its civilization was somehow superior to others. of course, when they get to the island, the officers and crew behave less like gentleman and more like brutes. when they come back to england and are hearing these warring stories, the british empire is listening and saying do we like any of these stories? so they begin to try to cover up the scandalous truth and manufacture their own alternative version of history, their own mythic tale of the sea, which is why this story felt so much like a parable for our turbulent times today. >> wow. and david, finally, i have to ask you. obviously, we have heard dicaprio is getting i

leo landaus darwin mikhail lomonosov galileo galilei correct order next mikhail lomonosov correct onlyand this is vladimir seleznev vladimir oh, now the contrast will be contrasting. vladimir, the captain of the kvn team from khabarovsk, is proud of his famous countryman, cosmonaut pyotr dubrov, if he wins an impressive amount, he will buy a car. why and how much are you proud of peter dubrov. ah, well, in general, in the far east we have, uh, such a thing. she is especially acutely aware of is it local patriotism, and when we learned that peter is the record holder, yes, uh, among russian cosmonauts 355 days in space and that this man from khabarovsk is with us. wow. so, these are the people we have, and immediately, uh, the idea came to my mind to make a big graffiti in khabarovsk dedicated to pyotr valerievich. here we are now on one of the central ones. uh, the streets of khabarovsk are such a big voluminous graffiti. yes, yes. i am the author of the idea and generated the image. well, part of it is through a neural network. here she did. wow modern technology, how do you like piot

at the very end of the former street, a stone, naim obelisk darwin's torsion with the help of a participantn vorokh with chervin's sometimes. jia, dow zhan-shin flew up and children. grant good people, but i don’t tell you. i’m the guests of the same lios on the backyard of the vineyard, many sheeps and moss on the hook, well, the axis on the butt of my granny you caliber, i’m a sabist and goofy and at the adalva, then you should be filled with this massive sheathing, and the pain of the horrors of the ikea military could lead to that, she stopped that i just didn’t have a klimak , let’s say that the third leather died in the war , no. that means she's not one family forest. of the impoverished soldiers and zhikharu of the belarusian lands, they did not take direct ones. or maybe in the case of military money. yeon is a twiddler herself, and i missed the justice factor. today we cannot forge both patriotism and povaga. yes, under the top of the mouth, until it was already further down the street along the airflow, tanks. i’m quartered to stand on an eternal post, white-barreled for russians

shudder when you look at the trace of a projectile that hit the ancient victor saint sophia, because in darwin three arshins to the right and it would probably collapse inviolability on i quote vadym kirylenko , an engineer who knows everything about the sofia building, an excerpt from fyodor ernst's book about that storm in kyiv , imagine a cathedral that stood for nine centuries survived the horde and was almost destroyed by a russian projectile, the old-timers handed jesus over to those people in the future who went to work but didn’t hold the documents in his hands to go anywhere like the price of the 11th century and here, for example, this is the canterforce, this is the 18th century. ukrainian president hrushevsky, who here in the cathedral predicted his terrible future, nor about the burning of the residence of the head of the ukrainian people's republic, muravyov separately reported to moscow, he quotes, that is, the house burned for three days as a result of this hrushevskyi tragedy, his mother died and he could not even bury her, they were already protected under these shellings, an

educating people and testing their blood sugar because many people don't know that they have the disease. darwin, gomez feels abandoned by politicians. ok, integrated radio and available. now we need to educate children better. what are they that the future of our country and can help fight this problem? which is considered a global pandemic? one by name in us. sherman pasquale ideas in the spiritual cleansing with a soft drink, but not coca cola. she says a lot of cuz you don't mind a lot of people only drink coca cola in oklahoma. oh yeah, but too much sugar isn't good for them for this. so it's a corner south month. but the point that full soda also contains sugar, the road back to healthy eating is long and kicking bad habits is the hardest part of the for centuries. legendary medicine men, the kaya y, a lift, close to lake, to chicago. they with adults as if the ink of kings often code, which is of the andes. what remains is coach at today. we met to radio a cheese, who calls himself one of the last k, a y a that we have with a this will be a good that the but the last that i use this week,

because many people don't know that they have the disease. darwin, gomez feels abandoned by politicians. ok. integrated radio. we need to educate children better to the future of our country and can help fight this problem, which is considered a global pandemic. when funding in your sherman pasquale ideas in the spiritual cleansing with a soft drink but not coca cola, she says that to go see him, but don't bother a lot of people only drink coca cola in oklahoma. oh yeah, but too much sugar isn't good for them. for this, so is the core and this month. but the point that full soda also it contains sugar . the road back to healthy eating is long and kicking bad habits is the hardest part the for centuries. legendary medicine men, the k o y, a lift close to lake tissue, talk of the they with the doctors. if the inca kings of encode, which is if the andes, what remains is coach at today? we meant to radio, what cheats who caused themselves one of the last k a y a have you but this will be a good at the but the last that i use this week kaya, why? i know the medicinal properties, roots for fl

alexander golovin spartak offered london tottenham about eight million euros for the colombian defender darwine sanchez football player can earn up to 3.5 million euros per year in the case of the transition to the russian, and the spanish striker of cadiz, theo banngonda has already been officially introduced as a spartak football player in the direction they signed the contract. it's 26 years old, although according to transfermart. signed a contract with a protocol for four seasons and a transaction amount of 7 million europe was born in belgium but represents the team of the democratic republic of the congo, he began his career in belgian clubs, but then conceded to selle here. serbian football club tsarevina zvezda on wednesday with beat the turkish fenerbahce 3:1 , the meeting was held in st. petersburg. at the stadium, the change of cervin is known, in this pre-season tournament they won three victories in three matches, also winning against zenit 2:1 and the azerbaijani draw 4:0, the serbian team took 9 points on the counter, the second in the standings tournament was zenit , which has

in addition, the festive event will be held at the darwin museum, the kursky estate in the parks of thehodynskoye field, northern tushino sokolniki and others. sergei sobyanin today i came to see how the work on creating a creative meshmarsh cluster is going. now they are finishing the design of the premises, which can be used, including for filming, they promise a school and a floor for storing props. anna voronina found out why moscow has another movie theater at all. mayor of moscow sergey sobyanin today went to inspect the reconstruction of the pavilions of the film media cluster, which is located on the territory of mash. in recent years , advertising and film producers themselves have complained about the lack of quality infrastructure. and here this problem will be solved in moscow by a lot of pavilions, but high-tech pavilions. almost absolutely very few very few, and the highest level of millions towards modern. e using. uh, the latest filming technologies are practically non-existent, so creating a pavilion here. we still set ourselves the task of creating precisely the pavili

away, serious consequences were avoided, and this video could very well become a contender for the darwin award x not miss our evening broadcast on belarus 1. take care of yourself and your loved ones. good morning, beloved country july 27 on the calendar and this morning we are katerina antonova and tatyana matusevich, helping you wake up. who wouldn't offer you ice cream, but unfortunately you are far away? good morning. still, vanya hello and good morning, belarus indeed. i would really like now, you know, to get ice cream too, but for now you will enjoy it. i'll probably introduce our viewers to the news, agreed. while the teleconference does not transmit ice cream live. enjoy it only you, a unique investment project hay opened a grain-drying complex of grain and seed preparation lines. the amount of investment is 17.5 million rubles. the project was implemented within the framework of the state program. entrepreneurship support. the first stage of the complex is designed to process up to 16,000 tons of grain per year, in the future its capacity will be increased by high-quality seeds

let's talk about this chilly air in darwin, the northern territory in australia, 13.4 makes it your lowest july temperature in 15 years, but you do bounce back through the day. temperature is about closing in on 30 degrees of weather, make or moves into w way. that's going to give us rounds of some pretty intense rain around perth. could see pockets of 50 millimeters of rain over the next little bit off to new zealand. we go with this southerly wind, that means temperature is across both the north and the south island are running below average, except for done either in 10 degrees, right on the nose is where you should be for this sunday gear. we're getting stripe of solid bands of rain for the east cape on wednesday. here's an update on our super type food duck, sorry. this one is going to have a big impact on the northern philippines. some forecast models are projecting for low walk. for example, 600 millimeters of rain over the next little bit. so flooding and land slides will be a big concern for china pulses of rain across the yangtze river valley. the super type room, by the way, wil

in addition, festive events will be held at the darwin museum in the parks of khodynskoye pole northerno sokolniki and others. the united states is expected to lose influence in the arctic region if efforts are not made to develop it, the washington post writes about this , and while they are losing, we are clearly gaining. russia is increasing its presence. in the arctic, and not only in the energy sector. volunteers are now also protecting the region. in petrozavodsk arctic volunteers received a certificate of public inspector for environmental protection environment from rosprirodnadzor. this means that now volunteers will be able to officially record violations, decide on them to apply to supervisory authorities and carry out educational activities, and much more. that is, volunteers will stand up for the protection of the arctic nature. preservation of nature. the biodiversity of the arctic is one of the national interests. such work is being carried out, including within the framework of the plan of the russian chairmanship in the arctic council in the arctic zone of 40 specially

francis galton cousin of charles darwin galton turned the doctrine of the origin and species upside downhe evolution of man produce selection. artificial galton. there was a theory that intelligence was inherited, so he argued that if people were forced to marry equals in intelligence , a nation of superhumans could be created in a few generations. which nation decided to be the first to grow super people? and the laws of eugenics was adopted in the us state of indiana in 1907 , the richest families in the us allocated to scientists millions to prove the cause of social problems defective genes reveal classify how weak-minded idiots would be better off if they were never born were states where forced sterilization was carried out not only in psychiatric clinics, but in general for all people whose iq test was below 70 many of them didn't speak english or were illiterate i'm talking about the american indian genocide, and our women, 42% of whom were sterilized. no one stood up to their defense, the second stage was sterilization. america came in the seventies 400,000 operations one of the

look eyes. love here is the scientist darwin claims that love made an ape man out of an ape.ove there, it was here that people went into the world and, you know, arshins. now i know, i'm a glass. last pack hold on thank you health will be angry. she generally says that i am this, like his mitya, all of them oh, this is me, and you say that and my pressure jumps only from the climate. well, right at the lesson everything became bad with a rash, it itched rather. remember not all camp memories drowned 21 years 25 minutes parking lot shouted the conductor. zakhar went to the checkout. he needed to cover his tracks. and then get to know the barmaid, but he loves her, and here dima understands that he needs to choose either love or instinct. smart smart said, but feeding the family with a thread will work, no. who are you sitting with? i'm not just a senior authority tul. i can say, the minister of the interior is all olkhovka, what is your profession? well, i can be a driver, so i could be a security guard. i heard that skorobogatov is rich here. maybe he needs people. he is the

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away, serious consequences were avoided, and this video could very well become contender for the darwin award it was a project zone x do not miss our evening broadcast on belarus 1. take care of yourself and your loved ones. the morning of july 27, our friends, continues in the studio of the live broadcast of the program, a good difference, belarus is with you we are ekaterina antonova and tatyana matusevich. but on the thirtieth of july , many fans of extreme sports. it will be possible to meet in lagoisk, there will be a night race, the third stage of the championship. belarus in drifting. visitors will be able not only to see unique sports cars, but also to buy them. get a look, will there be a queue and in general, will there be a sports reporter agency or news? andrey kozlov uh, also an interesting question. well, let's ask andrey this question. hi andrey, are you going to be vlagoyskaya? by the way, interesting story. i'm taking the opportunity here. you heard us, i will call everyone to the town, vitebsk region, there will be biathlon, the biathlon cup was distributed. i'll be th

francis galton , cousin of charles darwin , turned the doctrine of the origin of species on its head,is time to manage the evolution of man, making selection. artificial galton. there was a theory that intelligence was inherited, so he argued that if people were forced to marry with equals in intelligence, a nation of superhumans could be created in a few generations. which nation decided to be the first to raise super people guess, they are difficult laws eugene was adopted in the us state of indy she in 1907 the richest families in the united states allocated millions to scientists to prove the cause of social problems their defective genes early identify classify how feeble-minded idiots it would be better if they were never born there were states where forced sterilization was carried out not only in psychiatric clinics, but in general for all people whose iq test was below 70. many of them did not know english or were illiterate i 'm talking about the american indian genocide of our women, 42% of whom were sterilized. no one stood up to their defense, the second stage was sterili

right to do this without landowners' permission and it was a case brought by landowners mr and mrs darwinow wild camping on a smaller area of the more but campaigners were worried that this permission would be revoked so they appealed the judgment and it all hinged on the definition of open air recreation which is allowed in the park under the dartmoor commons act. the appealjudges said that wild camping is plainly fell within the definition of open air recreation and campaigners are overjoyed. the national park authority said, "this means everyone can enjoy wild camping on dartmoor provided everyone follows the leave no trace principles." the landowners in both out that they are disappointed and set in the case highlights the many and increasing challenges they face in trying to protect the fragile environment on dartmoor. {lilia in trying to protect the fragile environment on dartmoor. 0k, many thanks, environment on dartmoor. 0k, many thanks. jenny — environment on dartmoor. 0k, many thanks, jenny kumah. _ cricket, and it's turning into a nail—biting finish to the final ashes test. aft

. >> retail darwinism. [ laughter ] on the first of august, 126, 134 has been resistance a bunch of timesg your product bag or your jimmy choo, if you're trying to bust at retail, what are you thinking? let us try to shop here. i'm just putting it out there. if you're looking for anniversary gift or something, get onto real wheel and by that chanel back at half price. i am not even a spokesperson. but it is true. >> that does beg the question, is that additional pressure on some of these luxury brands? you can find items so easily and in fairly good condition. is that a concern? >> it is, on the flipside it creates a clue for buyers that want to buy the new chanel to know, i can get a lot of money back on this. i have been on there and it is a disaster. is up 100%, which takes it down to 80. i think it is a positive for them. >>> upex nt, final thoughts. >>> time for the final trade. >> long, fc decks. >> steve. >> grayscale, trust was my final trade last week. got rejected. i think it will bounce again. >> karen. >> first danny. he was currently in on it. brilliant. that was very -- my f

and douglas, being a man of darwin, put on his backpack and said, you're sick, bobby. this is where we part company and continued on his like and left bobby to his own fate his own darwinian fate ethel told me she wouldn't talk to bill douglas for about five years. she was so -- that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it like he came back. all bill me, you know, kind of macho thing. but but he never it against him. but she did. the point is, douglas told rachel, we're going to do this, man. you're going to be under attack. we got your back. her articles get published in the new yorker in june of 62. cause this holy hell. because the chemical industry is not just about getting rid of ddt, they're seeing this as a trick to do federal regulation on any chemical. and what are you dumping? rivers where is your chemical waste going? this is the big take down. so they got to take carson down. they call her every name in the book, particularly sexual smears, because she had never married a spinster or bob i won't even say under so ugly. it was intense and.

so joseph presley, erasmus darwin, this man, but benjamin frankly used to be a guest to their meetings and, and so i started wondering what kind of links there were between these two visionary sides of the atlantic ocean and what brought them together. i then i started asking questions about, about thomas jefferson and then, um, grew tired about and navigated. that's not true. but it's kind of true. but i think that that the okay would drew me to george washington there was this combination of you know he was a prominent slave owner and at the same time is someone doesn't want to appear like a beautiful soul. you know what i mean? just no, he's doesn't try to to to, you know, to craft a disingenuous image about himself or to perfect or to you know to to brag about himself. but quite the opposite. he constantly tried to craft his own persona in a way that would then effect the country, trying to build along with other persons. of course. so. but that sense of humility is i think it's it's kind a stands out among the founders i think yeah well let's give marissa a big round of applause.

that is why i call digital darwinism. then you have pc versus ai. then you have cyber. i see a lot of megatrend in cyber. tom: it is wonderful to have you here. virginie masonneuve not only has bulletproof financial credit but a degree of in mandarin. have a global sense like nobody i know. i want to know how europe, and how asia, competes with big tech america? i go in search of apple and europe or google in europe. i just do not see it. how does europe compete constructively with europe big tech? >> of course, you have semiconductors which are an enabler but in terms of large companies, you have to look more toward asia. what is interesting to me, if you think of china and the rest of the world, u.s. versus china, potentially have a bifurcation of tech standards in the making. that is why tech can have an impact on the rest of the world. a very important question but europe does not have the same contenders. tom: europe does not have the contenders. china has a contender. it is the instability we see there now. many of us cannot make the translation to what you see th

these pre-modern darwin men. well, it's not really a profound question or answer we're still inhabiting their political world. we're on their constitution, unlike the french say, who may talk napoleon today, but they're on their what, their 18th constitution or something like that. that's right? that's right. as americans, we can point the start of the country. there's a start date and these are the people there that created it. and so they continue to influence us. margaret thatcher, the the former prime minister of britain, had saying that the countries of europe were by history, meaning they formed organically over time, whereas the united states was formed by philosophy that is formed at specific moment in time. and that's a nation founded on ideas. yeah, many origin stories are based on ethnicity, religion, culture, religion whatever. yeah. although i mean, whether or not, you can point to a single date, the founding of a nation. we'll get into that. some say 16, 19 is a better date rather than 1776. we'll r

these pre-modern darwin men. well, it's not really a profound question or answer we're still inhabiting their political world. we're on their constitution, unlike the french say, who may talk napoleon today, but they're on their what, their 18th constitution or something like that. that's right? that's right. as americans, we can point the start of the country. there's a start date and these are the people there that created it. and so they continue to influence us. margaret thatcher, the the former prime minister of britain, had saying that the countries of europe were by history, meaning they formed organically over time, whereas the united states was formed by philosophy that is formed at specific moment in time. and that's a nation founded on ideas. yeah, many origin stories are based on ethnicity, religion, culture, religion whatever. yeah. although i mean, whether or not, you can point to a single date, the founding of a nation. we'll get into that. some say 16, 19 is a better date rather than 1776. we'll r

it doesn't matter where to demonstrate his talents on land or in the water in the pool of a rich darwinuple of dives to sniff out the local art of drugs. it is not surprising that jesus of his commander and friend brun comes out with the expression goodboy. good fight. a good guy, the dog in response is grateful to masha with his tail. well, yes. of course, he is modest, but that's enough for the cause. and really. how many packets of drugs did he find and weiss pulled bruno out of the account by the policeman, lost his way, although the hot young dog will still make many valuable finds. our good morning continues and continues with our mini-series celebrating the annual hot water shutdown season, starring the water heater. if you remember, yesterday we began to understand the topic today, as promised, we will continue to choose this very useful technique. yesterday we dismantled the storage water heaters , the queue of flow-through ones already, we know their feature allows water to pass through the electric heater, which instantly heats up, no need to wait instantaneous water heaters,

staff sergeant darwin hoover, 31 years old from salt lake city, utah. sergeant john a carla, 25. in florence, massachusetts. nikole, 3:26 from sacramento, california. corporal hundred, lopez 22 from india, california. corporal of -- 23, 24 from oklahoma, nebraska. sanchez, 22 from logansport, indiana. marie corporal, lance corporal, espinosa from rio bravo texas. let's corporal smith, 20, from st. charles, missouri. let's corporal mccollum, 20 years old. from jackson, my only. from cucamonga, california. lance corporal karine nikoui from new york, california. sergeant ryan now, 23, reporting in tennessee. when our dad. and it is the fallen for our country. we also have leaders make sure we don't have to read the names that we're hearing. part of that is, i'm concerned with what happens. no doubt. i spent 20 years in the military. i am a retired master chief. i spent five years in iraq and afghanistan. like many of us in this, around afghanistan is very personal to us. i grew up there. like a lot of us, spent time. there i'm also a navy master chief and i don't believe in excuses.

darwin comes out to draw up protocols, of course, experience is needed. son of difficult mistakes andpeople say. already a village. the protocol in full form will go, so we will answer in the morning from the office we were driving away, and then there is only one detour route. they shot buckshot from a smooth-bore weapon , nothing more serious was found. mikhail also shot at uvarov with buckshot. thank you very much. you, i was scared, i wanted to ask, but what will happen to me? now what will happen, i killed a person . the investigation will be a court. was. so let's hope guys. how will the temperature of the water be? and i'm not going to you empty-handed egor-m here well, i begged for you, well, thanks friend. now i will not give freedom to these violators. now i 'm going to really draw up fines for them. here is where i have them all. i am hungry. valentina you have absolutely no idea, vasily, what will you eat with your hands? hero and what a fine fellow would put fomich, zubova and all things. this is exactly the memory of all the gogol went rattled that now he will live like