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robert goddard who went off and got funded to do aeronautics and aerospace engineering and rockets? he was a crazy guy. but 300 of his patents. continue to be in every airplane that you and i travel on today. this was so when she says there's a lot in the articles. she says, oh, there's lots of failures. that's part of the point. right? i mean there couldn't have innovation without failure the minute you want to be failure free. it turns right. you're pretty boring, dude. sorry. do american philanthropists underserve the poor? yes. and therefore if they do underserve the poor why wouldn't a few well. my understanding of the legislative initiatives the green lining national commissioner committee for responsible philanthropist. they want to have a rules that would. require either directly or indirectly that the money be spent in a certain way or that they go to people go to groups that are certain kinds of groups. so if it is true that american philanthropists are under serving the poor. why wouldn't it be a good idea to have new rules that require them to? correct that imbalance bec

goddard: we have to figure out what the victim is in terms of species. it may be legal to kill a certain species or perfectly illegal, depending on its genus and its species. we can analyze the dna of a tree, then we can extract dna from that plank, which is all we need to examine the oils to determine this genus and species. we are the first crime lab ever to have a xylarium, where we use the known samples to identify wood evidence. lancaster: so a xylarium is for wood what a library is for books. it's where we house all the different wood blocks that allow us to look at reference material when we get a new sample. and so, if we get an unknown and we have an idea of what it is, we can build a population based on what we have here. there are wood collections all over the world, and we partner with a lot of them in order to build what you see here. we have probably close to or over 15,000 different wood blocks or slivers in this room, and that really encompasses an incredible portion of commercial woods that are imported into the united states. woman: i'm