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in eurasia for hundreds of thousands of years mastered the continent, not only our direct ancestors homo sapiens, but also other ancient people, the most famous among them are neanderthals and denisovans are named after the neanderthal valley in germany and the denisova cave in altai where their remains were first identified by ancient people populated southern siberia in two waves. the first in altai from 200 to 100,000 years ago, the second came about 60,000 years ago the siberian climate contributed to the preservation of human remains. what allowed scientists from the institute of archeology and ethnography of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences to make a real discovery to discover not just individual and scattered remains, but traces of entire groups of at least 15 neanderthals some of them are related to no one and nowhere in the world could find the remains of such a large populations, all work was supported by a grant from the russian science foundation. during excavations teeth of the phalanx of the fingers and toes, fragments of the jaws and spine, and with t

it won't be homo sapiens. this will be possible. it will be a beautiful name for metahomene.lly already registered trademark. true, igor, well, what is the final word of today's program, please know if these chips become mass-produced, i do not rule out that i will agree to install, i'm interested, at least. a and i think that the inclusion of everything we understand that the technical progress cannot be stopped, and it will be let's watch and enjoy this observation. thank you so much incredible intellectuals today in the sas program is authorized to state what can i say? in conclusion, the future is always scary. and, as pelevin wrote, the horror of a person before the future is dictated by the fact that , unlike animals, a person realizes that he is finite, well, entering the era of artificial intelligence gives even more reason for the thought of the finiteness of all mankind appears, at least in that the way it has existed so far for now and in conclusion, i would like to quote the writer we have already mentioned. arthur c. clarke 's asimov's law of robotics has become

this will not be homo sapiens. it will be. maybe.e, especially the already registered trademart, though igor, well, what is the final word of today's program, please know if these chips become mass-produced. i do not rule out that i will agree to bet, i'm interested, at least. and i think that in conclusion of everything, we understand that technological progress cannot be stopped, and it will be let's observe and enjoy this observation. bravo thank you so much incredible intellectuals today in the sass program authorized to say what can i say? in conclusion, the future is always scary. and, as pelevin wrote, the horror of a person before the future is dictated by the fact that, unlike animals , a person realizes that he will end. , as it has existed until now, and in conclusion i want to quote the writer we have already mentioned. arthur c. clarke 's asimov's law of robotics has become a successful literary tool. possibly irony or maybe it will be a masterstroke, but in general , asimov's stories refute the point of view from which

homo adhesive enterprise is an innovative chemical production that creates high-quality adhesives andealants based on advanced scientific developments of the parent company homo among the main customers of enterprises are the construction, automotive , furniture, woodworking and packaging industries, as well as the pulp and paper industry. basically a secret. the success of the enterprise own scientific bases and the ability to wait. at the very start , a strategically correct decision was made to build a company not from technology, not from final production for products, but from a scientific soviet center. and this gave the effect that we are now observing, but here we need give credit, what exactly is the investment in science in research and the effectiveness. they give such an exhaust, but on the horizon there is at least 5-10 years of huma, adhesive resident of the special economic zone kulibin, which allows the company to receive significant tax references? and yet the main thing is the scientific and production excitement here turned into reality an old joke. there are no che

i should come up with a framework of cooperation putting the fundamental interest of human spaces, homo sapiens, of head of everything else. it is now the time to use a i to e, achieve each of those separate goals. it is time for all mankind as a whole to achieve the goal of protecting homo sapiens, mankind as a whole, from the potential threats posed by ai as well. the ne, along those same lines, what kind of future do you see for a military technology? do you think it will be a major factor in future conflicts? i think it can be a major thing, and that is why it, they the need to. uh, that's a focus on see really aspect of yeah, that'd be a lot of the world wide costs are being done in different countries. china, india, us also and the shelter. and we could be all have like good, you know, bad. yeah, i can be used, fussy, really, extra. do you know the difference is to trans am as they're rebuilding the flies and the i could have a warranty except, oh, gotcha. so just some bridges have been there. so, but the military division of the yeah, i is a really very bad of the smaller big cou

it won't be homo sapiens. already registered, though igor, well, what is the final word of today's program, please know, if a these chips become mass-produced, i do not rule out that i will agree to put it? i'm interested, at least. ah, and. i think that in conclusion of everything, we understand that technological progress cannot be stopped, and it will be let's watch and enjoy this observation. thank you so much incredible intellectuals today in the program sas is authorized to say that i can say, in conclusion, the future is always scary. and, as pelevin wrote, a person’s horror of the future is dictated by the fact that, unlike animals, a person realizes that he is finite, but entering the era of artificial intelligence gives even more reason for panic . the thought of the finiteness of all mankind appears. at least in the form in which it has existed so far and in conclusion i want to quote the writer we have already mentioned. arthur c. clarke 's zimov laws of robotics became a successful literary tool.

i in fact just having a father and the mother and laptops um homo. but i'm also ok with the situation as it is just a way to i want to start a new phone with you today. a new piece of music can you might know it screen sleeves. the record or lessons with katya fisher. i'm not happy yet. again. my dream is to be on a big stage, playing in front of a big crowd, or off the humber. the celebration trip for lena's name, change the news. maybe it's just a bit of a shower address. what i hear of the sun is shining, shining. let's go. okay. yeah, it's move and stress. now the weather is nice. we have to dress, it's less but the family has a lot of plans. are visiting the world's largest model railway system, the additional harmonic hall in miniature somewhere she dreams of playing one day the that arranged on the call with a leading his father benjamin s. s. e comment for you. all right, so he's not available. a hi phone. no, no. me to be try again later. again. yes, we'll try again later. lena is disappointed the but that doesn't change your big dream. the

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most of the law that will impose you can 2020 is being recognized by the homo government to rest this it in as far as the system. so i think the freedom of speech is no longer protected, you know, come on. in fact, more than 1400 political present this way, now you don't call. so we need an oversee platform that allows us barbara to discuss the fusion or phone call and discuss is trying to support our techs in a more comprehensive way to come back to shooting event. and this information, you know, call. so we do, we don't pay we hot in overseas in order to ensure the dissemination of authentic information can be spread. and the narrative of the co democracy can catch up 5 in overseas, which is great, or for profiling hong kong, active as an office to flight abroad, and preserving the cultural memory of hong kong. people such as these students lean hong kong. as i taught that a certain number of people off back home home with him this to use. i mean also i've been encouraged by the participation to oversee skim indigo k. but also something because an odd has left hong kong do this. the

and what should we homo sapiense learn from cats?hing from cats. it would probably be silly, but i think that we should communicate with cats. yes, that is , to learn in general through cats to comprehend the world of life around. that is, we first of all , it would be nice, in fact, to understand that not everything around is like us in the sense that we really need to learn to understand cats. we need to learn to understand, but how they think, and what they want , roughly speaking, so that we can live peacefully together, but because when we try to fix common language with animals. one way or another, we try to communicate with them through the prism of our world of perception of our feelings, yes, our assessments of this world, and so on, but for cats, everything is more straightforward and simpler, and accordingly, when we assume a cat is written on a bed, we immediately we think, here she is dissatisfied with something, she wants to take revenge there, she wants. to recoup us, she , and so on, wind ourselves up, we begin to dis

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humans as representatives of the biological species homo sapiens is a big challenge.gor do you agree with gleb's position? of course, i absolutely agree that technical progress, fortunately or , unfortunately, can be stopped, of course, perhaps, it seems to me, and here is a very interesting point. for me as for lawyer is that we see that society and technology are developing faster than the law and the biggest danger is how fast the legal community, including legal doctrine, can keep up with this new era, well, let's go before, how to start our full-fledged discussion, let's define what is artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence. it is a set of software algorithms that allow a computer or computer-controlled robot to simulate a range of functional capabilities of the human brain and perform tasks normally associated. with human activity, as a rule, artificial intelligence algorithms use several technologies that allow machines to sense, understand, plan to act and learn in a similar way as people do. tell me, i roughly understand your position on this issue,

but this growing evidence that homo not tube substances have just as much influence with the substance is particularly dangerous for study, showed that the greatest risk of end to creating disrupting chemicals is to babies in the womb and young children. if they come into contact with the substances, it can affect the health for the rest of the nights, which is fine. i do need to expect markets that this means basically you need to protect in top of your life and you cannot achieve faced by without the adopting magic stops in effect, protect of health and people protect themselves, minimize the extension of pesticides and, and this can be di, done by choosing equal labor products and avoid plastics as material for andy food contact. but plastic is almost ubiquitous today, especially in food packaging. loss would be a healthy alternative. actually look quite carefully intuitive to me. ingredients, for example, hesitate in products, sand coast as an example, choose the one with, with a short distance. but contact can be completely avoided. we need really integrated to concepts that gover

walking together in hartford and 18th street in the castro reported to be attacked by men shouting homo phobic slurs. police found the man and charged him with attacks and the racial enhancement. >>> and now, a former english teacher who suffers from the same issues plaguing san francisco, homelessness, poverty and addiction, and on friday, he was sentenced to time served from violating his probation. he was to check in with a parole office by this last monday, but he never showed up. and the court has been asked for another warrant for his arrest. he has been arrested more than 100 times for a range of crimes incruding drug use and violence and despite countless hearings, and mandatory stints at rehab, he has spent much of the past two decades in and out of jail. and there is a series of how he got caught up in this, and what his struggles say about the possible solutions for the city. you can stream it any time "saving san francisco." >>> the conversation of reparations is going to continue into the next fiscal year. a budget hearing was held at city hall today to determine whether th

his lately moved to chelsea and lights a coming boosted by the news that spanish international danny homo has extended his contract till 2027. the red bills funds will be expecting their team to go into the final as favorites to do the business. once again in berlin. up next. now documentary and how chinese trawlers are killing a way of life for an african fishing village. i'll be back with more news at the beginning of the next gallon. runs loudest voice. my ceiling is out. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator. and she won't give up no matter what she is not make from how they took my brother hostage a few days ago. just trying to simon most the young lady, john, they won't be silent. starts june, 3rd, p w. so the somebody hobble of the fishing. we're not a lot just pushing. tumble is the biggest tradition community in sierra leone. we've got 632 fishing, but we have a 120 a trends. poolside and jim get political fishermen. both are supposed to solve fish processes and fish fungus. now, 1000 several thousands of people are employed in the fishing industry. the empl

thousands of people once flooded the park to demonstrate against sexism, racism, homo phobia, and poverty. darren peck is here no with the forecast. >>> it's going to take longer for the sun to come out tomorrow. here's the take away for the forecast specific for pride. we'll be in the upper 50s. it will be kind of a june gloom looking day. i don't thin anyone will care. it's typical, classic weather for this time o year. this happens for pride al the time. i just played this until 3:00 in the afternoon. by that point, it hasn't really cleared for the city or immediate golden gate. that's a high resolution depiction of where we'll have the marine layer tomorrow pretty much all day. i think we'll have some breaks of blue in the city, but plan on classic gray. if you're not coming into the city, take look at the daytime high. all below average. plenty of sunshine inland by late morning but staying in the low 70s. i'l see you with the complete forecast, including a seven-day with a warm up in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, darren. one more reminder. the pride parade starts at 10:30 tomorrow

. >> you've got to remember what a homo phobic time the late 80s and early 90s were you had people likery fallwell and pat robertson saying that it's god's punishment on people being homosexual that god hates gays and in 1985 you had louie welch asking how would you address the crisis of aids and the his response was we'd shoot all the queers he was not a lunatic fringe person. he had been mayor of houston for nine years. you had this institutional ho homophobia it was perfectly okay to denigrate gay people publicly. >> houston has probably one of the strongest political groups, the glbt political caucus. bars used to be raided on a regular basis. there used to be a thing called the fag file that the houston police department would carry when bars were raided they had these pictures and they had a file called the fag file. strangely enough they used to do it right around election time which got our people out to vote. >> the montrose area it was famous. i heard of the montrose every since i lived in san antonio 10 years before. and even then people always said, yeah, you gotta be carefu

he has been working with homo-help for more than a year, but he never ceases to be surprised at the responsiveness of these examples, and most importantly, the understanding that important napkins are needed diapers for children, because there are also babies there, so, uh, now we are collecting and we will promptly send them. now, among the night vision devices and drones, there are boxes marked for civilians and judging by the activity of people, there will be enough of them here in the regions. on the one hand, applications from the zone are repenting; on the other hand, assistance from local residents has been received here over 17 million rubles over the past 9 months. but things and equipment are already estimated in tons, and in the department of the red cross revision pending. when the flow of gum aid comes unpacked, nz time has come, we work constantly in the emergency system , which means we provide assistance when needed immediately, because stocks always have here know that things help the whole world and products, as a rule, come from the nearest regions in the far east ask only certa

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>> joe: i am not there with my kids and has nothing to do with my stance on homo sexuality. have a gay and lesbian cup nel my family. the fact one is a police officer and the other can grow plants -- i can't -- inside his home, right? >> greg: you mean those plants. >> joey: different story. >> greg: one is a cop and the other grow plants, they make it work. >> joey: i couldn't go too far. these are human beings. their sexual orientation doesn't define them. they are normal people. and the idea of a pride parade will say, you have told me i can't be myself and now i am. this is not yourself, this is a pervert, wants to be naked in front of everyone, a broken part of him is one expregsz away from committing crime. you don't do this if you are a decent person, has nothing to do wo sexual orientation. whatever happened that stopped you from feeling validated, my kids will not get that for you. >> greg: the gay community exceeded all expectation in terms of quality and record timing. civil rights movement was fast and furious. now look at pride march, what is this about? about h

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not the homo sapiens, but the political project, the idea of re-originating the soviet union. we saw that. it was pointed out that prigozhin was booted by the people of rostov-on-don and it holds the headquarters of russia proper. on the contrary, they greeted them. what is important is that prigozhin, after putin called on betrayal and depicted it as a stab in the back. this would not be the thing that would do it by itself. but the catalyst for a series of events that would take us there. still, our analysis about this and how it could play not only in ukraine but russia is that the federation has significant internal turmoil and risk. i agree with the nato strategic concept, it's a direct threat to alliance. to the united states. the biggest threat for us is that potential of internal conflict within russian federation. peter: quick fellow up -- follow-up, what specifically should the united states be doing on that front? can: what they should have done since the beginning, arming ukraine for losing the war is what they are doing. the united states and all nato capitals sho

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finally, our brother homo sapiens is at peace, but no, it looks like they won't leave us.er than her goal on a larger scale and kabbalah is being prepared for earthlings eternal, when justice is so often mentioned. do not hesitate to rob you to the skin. to begin with, let's recall the completely academic schedule. here it is, it turns out the concentration of co2 in the air of the planet. decreased the last half a billion years and is now scanty, more than ever with warming. the same story happened in the era of the earth, when the average temperature was 5-10 ° higher, and gardens were blooming in antarctica. well, death, where is your sting all climate hysteria is explained, just globalism is experiencing a crisis on a planetary scale. economic growth stopped 20 years ago from then remain purely virtual before capitalism. solved the problem simply. material values ​​were destroyed by a living war so that an insatiable demand arose and an increase in production began. now war as a cure does not seem to be suitable. there is a risk of making the land uninhabitable. so it

understanding why dogs are so friendly, brian hare tells us, is helping unravel the mystery of how homo earth. what does our understanding of dog evolution tell us about human evolution? >> i think what dog evolution teaches us is that actually how you get ahead in the game of life isyou evolve a new way to be friendly that leads to a new form of cooperation. humans 100,000 years ago, our species was not alone. there were at least four to five other human species. the question then becomes, why are we the only one left? and we think, and what dogs point to, is that we were the friendliest species that ever evolved among humans. and that we survived because we are friendly. >> survival of the friendliest, a successful evolutionary strategy many humans today would be wise to remember. narrator: the man with the troublesome hemorrhoid enters the room. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? na

. >> reporter: fossil remains of the homo naledi were uncovered in these caves around a decade ago.ng into them, looking for clues. not everyone is convinced about this latest find, mainly because our stone age cousins had brains one-third the size of ours. >> i'm skeptical at that point because i'm not sure they've accounted for every other potential process that's brought these b bones together. >> reporteter: scientists havevt toto determine how oldld the ca markings arere or who actually carved them, but berger is confident it's a groundbreaking discovery. >> it goes against everything, hundreds of years of humans trying to understand why we're so special. >> reporter: researchers say they'll keep exploring to unlock the completete story of human evolution. ian lee, cbs news. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this monday. check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm olivia gazis in new york. severe storms hit central indiana sunday, killing at least one person. several

but he was also known for his outspoken views on homo sexuality, feminism and a host of other hot button issues. >> there isn't one civilization that survived that openly embraced homosexuality. >> he agreed that god allowed the 9/11 terrorists to succeed because america moved religion to the left. the yale law school graduate had a religious awakening in the '50s. he bought a bankrupt station and it became the first outlet for the first christian network. its flag ship program was the daily show he hosted, the 700 club. named for the 700 donors who launched it in 1961. >> i plan to make a formal announcement of my candidacy for the republican nomination for the president of the united states. >> robertson whose father was a congressman and senator ran as a presidential candidate in 1988. he came in second in the iowa caucus but didn't fair as well in other states. he dropped out of the race and returned to hosting the 700 club where he made bold predictions that didn't always come true. >> romney will win the election. >> you believe that? >> i absolutely believe that. >> what makes you

just once in a lifetime, and thanks for the fact that homo sapiense began to live much longer, accordingsome scientists. it must be said not to hygiene, there or medicine, not only to them, but also to the fermented product. these are those in whose cooking they take part microorganisms, bacteria, and fungi. someone is definitely grimacing now, although he himself definitely eats such regular fermented food at the top of the gastronomic tops of the menu of all peoples in asia, for example, tea and soy sauce, mediterranean yogurts and of course. yes, us sausages are premium steaks for russians, that’s all, plus sauerkraut, barrel cucumbers and kefir, for example, and doctors are in solidarity that it is these simple products that are the very healthy lifestyle that we all would be nice to get on, that the same thing happens inside these products. why is a piece of meat that is cooled in the refrigerator for 2 months more expensive than fresh, due to which the benefits are multiplied in such food, and how not to buy a fake that only migrates under fermented hit, but in fact it is harmful,