by mixing with them, after migrating out of africa, homo sapiens picked up sequences that improve their chances to survive in their new environments. we now know that present their humans in europe and asia can carry one to 2 percent of neanderthal sequences. and that asian and southeast asian populations carry an additional up to 6 percent. then east of us sequences. examples include a gene variant that improves living at high altitude into bethany and sequences that affect our immune system response to different infections, no extinct harman and dna has yet been sequenced from africa. since conditions for preserving archaic dna are poor in tropical climates. thanks to new advanced computational methods, it has still been possible to find indications of gene flow from as yet unknown archaic hominids into homo sapiens, on the african continent. through his persistent and innovative work, this year's nobel laureate, established a new scientific discipline, paleo genomics. this area is now expanding dramatically after the discovery cited here, pebble went on to generate genome sequences f

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals when we had offspring from mixing with neanderthal. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work early results for elections in bosnia herzegovina show, reformers and moderates, winning the crow out, and boston in presidential seats. the vote was held to elect 3 members of the shed presidency as well as parliament. the campaign was dominated by nationalists and separatists rhetoric and seen as the country's most important votes since the end of the bosnian war in 1995 became a fossil military leader. paul henry dominga has agreed to step down. the move comes days off to army officers said he'd been deposed. the co is a 2nd in booking of foster this year. religious and community leaders held mediation talks between dominga on the new self proclaimed leda abraham. tell wh

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. we mixed with neanderthals in the middle east. we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. we know that from his work, not content with bringing neanderthals into the present pebble also discovered another even older rice that denise evans, thanks to dna from 840000 year old bone, founded a cave in siberia, proposed discovery of the denise heavens than let to evidence that they had mixed with the under towels. pabo was then able to show that there's a little bit of denise of an in all of us as well. far to pebble who seems to be the beneficiary of good jeans himself. his father soon bergstrom won a nobel prize at madison in 1982. the fact what this swedish scientist passes on to the next generation is a better understanding of the generations. that came a very long time before paul reese out is era, stockholm? ah, reminder the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian forces of achieve their biggest breakthrough in the countries south since th

appeared in europe more than 40,000 years ago, scientists called him homo sapiens, and all modern peoplere his descendants. i gave it time to think. you can say that i shouted that your answer was wrong, you did not listen to me. the same answer and go to the construction site the correct answer of the cro-magnons. that's what i wanted to hear from you third element 30 seconds to build. the tower must not collapse in this case. you will save all earned points and with a smile on your face. we can move on. hurray get back to yourself. thank you tell me what gesture the cyclist must use to signal his braking. non-turn braking, namely braking in such a way, most likely that the arm rises with the elbows bent at 90 °. well, there are no other options. and usually i do not indicate my inhibition, so timothy, as i understand it, you will answer. and? well, it looks like yes, the voice of the whole team today the only one who knows how to ride a bike, most likely braking is indicated by a raised e arm bent at the elbow. which hand? probably the left one, but i'm not sure how, and therefore i ca

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals when we had offspring from mixing with neanderthal. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work, american reality tv store chem, court ashan has agreed to pay a fine of.

even on the doorstep of homo sapiens and then right in south africa a brand-new species so they were all the's different species coexisting some of them i don't think we did but from the foot down and the leg bone i think many of them walked in the's different ways or flavors so talk about jumping in a time machine to see the different species of the ancestors not only look a little different but they would be walking in slightly different ways. host: to think about that degree occurring for the vast majority of human evolution not just in the miocene but when it was first appearing that virtually up until yesterday in geological terms. >> that's right. it is amazing. when i was in school at the university of michigan the story was home or rectus and homo sapiens and then what do we do? a different species or part of the heritage? and now studying upright walking the pleistocene was not that interesting so let's go back to the pliocene. that is interesting there's a lot going on there so the earliest evidence we have with the evidence that we do it's interesting that just a few hundr

it's going to teach us a lot more about homo sapiens, sapiens us and why we were successful and why? maybe they weren't why they fell by the wayside. so it's really in a way, kind of answering really some of the biggest questions. i'm a little help us to avoid falling by the wayside as well. thank you very much. doug williams. d w, a science senior correspondent. thank you. now brazil's presidential election will be settled in a 2nd round of voting on october 30th. that's often no candidates managed to take an absolute majority of votes on sunday. when nearly all of the ballads counted, the former president left his louis enough, yoletta silva as 48 percent incumbent president, the right when populous diable center received an unexpectedly strong 43 percent. merit. simona debit is trailing with a full percent. now lula spoke to support us in the commercial capital saw follow. let's have a quick listen. was, is that you know that the economy is not good, that your quality of life isn't good, that the job market isn't good so that the health system isn't good. we want to make our count

while yesterday i just touched on this topic what oh, sergei ivanovich began to talk about that homo sapiens way to a new type of human and just then i remembered noah harari, uh, who is schwabb's adviser, who wrote a whole book that homo deu that is, what is replacing homo sapiens, in general, so that you understand what kind of character it is. we have already set it, but several times. well, let's see, for example, this video, where harare explains that soon computers will replace people of other people, the third erroneous assumption is that computers cannot replace people in positions that require empathy and emotional intelligence. be it therapists or teachers, however , much of this argument depends on what we actually mean by emotional intelligence, if emotional intelligence means the ability to correctly identify human emotions and respond to them in an appropriate way, then computers may well surpass us even in emotional intelligence, because emotions are also patterns, biological patterns anger is one pattern, fear is another template, how do i know if you are angry now are afraid

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. we mixed with neanderthals in the middle east. we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. we know that from his work, not content with bringing neanderthals into the present pair. bo also discovered another even older race that denise ovens, thanks to dna from 840000 year old bone found in a cave in siberia, verbose discovery of the denice. evans then led to evidence that they had mixed with the under towels pair. boat was then able to show that there's a little bit of denise of an in all of us as well. far to pebble who seems to be the beneficiary of good jeans himself. his father sooner bergstrom won a nobel prize in madison in 1982. the fact what this swedish scientist passes on to the next generation was a better understanding of the generations. became a very long time before paul reese out is era, stockholm? ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories now ukrainian forces have advanced into russian occupied territory in th

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. we mixed with neanderthals in the middle east. we now know that we houma sapiens carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. we know that from his work, not content with bringing neanderthals into the present pebble also discovered another even older rice that denise evans, thanks to dna from 840000 your old bone found in a cave in siberia, verbose discovery of the denice evans than let to evidence that they had mixed with neanderthals. habit was then able to show that there's a little bit of denise of an, in all of us as well. part of ebay who seems to be the beneficiary of good jeans himself. his father suna beg, strom won a nobel prize in medicine in 1982. the fact, what this swedish scientist passes on to the next generation is a better understanding of the generations. that came a very long time before.

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals when we had offspring from mixing with niana. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 percent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work, american reality tv star came coordination has agreed to pay a fine of more than $1200000.00, the advertising a crypto currency on her social media profile. the u. s. securities and exchange commission said that she had failed to disclose. she was being paid a quarter of a $1000000.00, the advertising emacs tokens. she also agreed not to promote crypto asset securities, the 3 years ah, this is al 0. here are your headlines. the lower house of russia's parliament has approved moscow's claimed annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. the laws formerly incorporate the regions of her son done yet go hands ken's upper region into the russian federation. as follows referendums in these areas

even on the doorstep of homo sapiens you have neanderthals in europe, asia, indonesian island and then write in south africa is this brand-new species named in 2015. there were all these different species and populations coexisting. some of them we interbred with. some of them i don't think we probably did, but from the foot bones and the leg boats that looks to me like many of them walked in these biomechanically slightly different ways, are these different flavors of walking. i left is think about jumping in a time machine and going back to any of these time periods and see these different kinds of us, different species of our ancestors and they wouldn't come they not only would look a little different and may be eating slightly different things but they would be walking a slightly different ways. >> it's really wild to think about that degree in experimentation occurring for the vast majority of human evolution, not just something that happened in the my scene when it was planet of the apes when it was first appearing but right up until virtually yesterday in geological terms. >> th

he could by that data, show us that homo sapiens, when they came, when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. and we picked up some of the dna from the neanderthals . he also could identify genetically the denise events, which is another close relative to homo. sapiens, us and he could show that they were a sister relative to the neanderthal week through the d. n. a evidence that he revealed, we could see that homo sapiens mixed with denise events as well and picked up some dna from denise events. and so by comparing the genome sub the neanderthal and a denise events, our closest hallman in relatives, we can have a better understanding at the genetic level of what makes us truly unique. the neanderthals they lived in europe for, you know, hundreds of thousands of years. they lived in groups, they had tools, they drew art, but it was not really evolving much over those hundreds of thousands of years. they lived in europe. we. on the other hand, i had worked tools. we did figurative art and we traveled dare to travel across open water and much of the work tools we had evolved

hehowed homo sapiens grab them as did other early humans and he specified when and where this happened. they are present today. the nobel committee announced the decision. this is where his work for 20 years as director for evolutionary anthropology. anchor: countries are confronting aging. in india, there is a growing market for elderly care. reporter: for nine years, they had been living by themselves. last year, they signed up with an elderly care organization which assigned them to take care of their needs. >> i take care of a lot of things, booking medical appointments and everyday we called to check on them. i am taking care of 35 elders. reporter: her and her husband are retired but still live a fairly active life. they visit the children and grandchildren every year. it has now become common for young people to go overss, and while they support the move, they miss being close to children. >> we feel loneliness at times. our children want us to move, but we belong to a generation that loves culre. reporter: she share elderly welfare. according to them, it will only fill the gap

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals. when we had offspring from mixing with neanderthals. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work. okay, now if i says military leader, paul henry, the amoeba has agreed to step down, days off to army officers announced he'd been deposed. the co is the 2nd in book in a fossil this year. religious and community leaders held mediation talks between the amoeba and the new self proclaimed leda, a brain trout, a. to resolve the crisis. for much, actually, we really need to change the patient. we need to go fast. the whole country is in a state of emergency. so everyone at this level must be able to move faster and abandoned unnecessary taping to live in booking and everything is urgent from security to defense, to health, to social action, and to infrastructure. when everyt

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals. when we had offspring from mixing with neanderthals. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work. all right, there you go. i hope it's a little simpler for you now. ok, it's time for sports with far. sarah, thank you. so much, ral, missouri to draw points for the 1st time this season. cream munsey man, missing a penalty, and the chance of victory against asa santa a wind would have taken rail top of the table. but there one no lead disappeared. kat garcia scored an equalizer for asa sooner. lindsay, my van missed a golden chance to get the win is he fired his penalty kick over the bar with 12 minutes to go. the defending champions are 2nd behind barcelona on gold difference . manchester united manager, air tan hog said he didn't burn christian rinaldo on during their

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. we mixed with neanderthals in the middle east. we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work, not content with bringing neanderthals into the present pebble also discovered another even older race that denise ovens, thanks to dna from 840000 year old bone found in a cave in siberia, verbose discovery of the denise heavens. then let to evidence that they had mixed with the under towels. pebble was then able to show that there's a little bit of denise of an all of us as well thought about who seems to be the beneficiary of good jeans himself. his father soon bergstrom won a nobel prize in madison in 1982. the fact what the swedish scientist passes on to the next generation was a better understanding of the generations. that came a very long time before paul reese out his era, stockholm. and that's it for me to retain her for this news, or i'll be here in amendment with another for round up the days news. thanks v

we, homo sapiens, came out of africa about 75000 years ago. and when we came out of africa, we mixed with neanderthals. in the middle east, and we picked up some of the genetic code from neanderthals. when we had offspring from mixing with neanderthals. so we now know that we, homo sapiens, carry about one to 2 per cent of dna from neanderthals. so we know that from his work and brazil's presidential elections have been inconclusive, and that means 3 more weeks of campaigning. the poll hasn't gone as predicted, and with 99.9 percent of the bellows counted, let's take a look at the results. reason our seo low to so has managed a slightly with 48.4 percent of the vote. also, now not too far behind with 43.2 percent, or run off will be held on october 30th, or latin america editor lucy newman, reports from south polo nama cargo. the selection is a nail biter and supporters of left his presidential candidate lucy. now to let the silva, i worried polls had predicted that the former president would defeat the courage. right wing president, james bul

he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome to day. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. and our coverage of this is nobel prizes continues with the price of physics, the window, all winners will be announced in the next hour, will bring you all the details. so keep watching d. w of ah, a vibrant habitat and glistening place of long the mediterranean sea. seen him almost roar, and so far abdul karim drift along, exploring.

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he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome to day. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. finally, a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the cranium forces are reported to be recapturing territory in the south of their country. that would make it their biggest breakthrough since the start of the war. an official installed by russia acknowledged that ukraine has made advances in the headstone region. one of 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. why would crop that is all for me, but don't go anywhere because next up, if business news with the very talented rob watts don't go anywhere, want to stay tuned for that. remember, always get the latest at d, w dot com and on twitter and instagram at u. w. news. they, with people in trucks injured

he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome. today. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. germany as marking the 32nd anniversary of the reunification of east and west. though the berlin wall came down in november 1989 formal reunification happened in october 1990. this year. celebrations are taking place in the air fort an eastern germany where political leaders have in meeting to mark the occasion. dozens of cultural and entertainment of age events are also taking place. and a reminder, the top new story, this, our ukranian forces are reported to be recapturing territory in the south of the country in their biggest breakthrough there. since the start of the war, unofficial installed by russia acknowledged that ukraine has made advances in the harrison regi

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he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome to day. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. as a quick reminder of the headlines at this hour, trans prime minister as condemned north korea's launch of a ballistic missile flew over japan. as an outrageous act, the launch set off an emergency warning system in japan's north you preening forces are reportedly to be reported to be can rec, recapturing territory in the south of the country. and their biggest breakthrough there. since the start of the war and official installed by russia has also acknowledged that ukraine has made advances, and they have one region, one of 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. all right, you're up to date. the around of rob wants to have more businesses for you. right after a s

he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome. today. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. and his reminder of the top news stories at this hour depends chief cabinet secretary says that north korea has fired an intermediate range ballistic missile over japan. it's believed to have landed in the pacific ocean ocean richmond, recent weapons test by pyongyang, or an apparent response to military rules by the western allies in the region. ukrainian forces are reported to be recapturing territory in the south of the country. and their biggest breakthrough there is to the start of the war and official installed by russia. acknowledge that ukraine has made advances in the have some region for the, for that russian illegally annexed last week. and europe. the date o

he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome to day. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. and here's a quick reminder of the top new story at this hour. japan's prime minister as condemned north korea's launch of the ballistic missile that flew over japan as an outrageous act. the launch that off emergency warning systems in japan's north a ride you're up to date, been to june will be up in just a few hours time with more news for you. i'm here in tilton, thanks for watching. so how did she become an adult? hitler's favorite director and how did he become a forgotten film pioneer leniently finished and on ode.

he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome to day. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. many countries are confronting aging populations and how to care for them in india, where much of the country's young population works abroad. there's a growing market for elderly care, and many new firms are springing up. that may become big business. for roughly 9 years now, the sony that have been living by themselves after bought their sons, settled abroad with their families. last year, the son he signed up with an elderly care organization called a more ha, which assigned my mom to take care of the couples needs. she's called and him or her daughter. or when does that ignite take care of a lot of things like arranging for them. madison's booking medical appointmen

we, homo sapiens are now found and pretty much every corner of the planet, no matter how remote and our drive to exploit resources everywhere we go, brings us into ever more contact with reservoirs of different virus. and ever more places, climate change and, and human destruction of natural habitats and, and intensive animal farming. they're all making zonati events more likely. and most experts agree that even more viruses and other pathogens will make the lead to us in the future. which is why there's widespread agreement that we have to get better at preparing for outbreaks in order to stop them from becoming pan democrats before they start. boom, ah, cause it 19 has claimed the lives of millions. well dwight and many who survived is still dealing with the long term consequences. bass, physical and psychological. in alan, my coven series, people tell us about their experiences with the virus. today we're in gone, is capital a crock? my name is justice lee, otherwise i live in that cra, and i had coverage from wire attended. been to one i our diagnose for typhoid by the treatment was

the denise ovens, he also showed that homo sapiens interbred with them as did other early humans. and he specified when and where this happened. neanderthal and denise of on genes are still present in our genome. today. the nobel committee announced their decision to the swede at his home in leipzig. this is where he has worked for over 20 years as director of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology. and germany is marking the 32nd anniversary of reunification between east and west. and the berlin wall came down in november 1989, but formal reunification happened in october 1990 this year. celebrations are taking place in effort in eastern germany where political leaders have been meeting to mark the occasion. dozens of cultural and entertainment events are also taking place. berlin, on the 3rd of october 1990. when to germany's became one again. it was soviet leader gorbachev's policies of glass not than perestroika, had thought about jim and re unification. the whole of the war marked the beginning of a new chapter for germany and the beginning of a new era of app

during hundreds of thousands of years until the neanderthals for unclear reasons disappeared. homo sapiens, on the other hand, rapidly developed complex cultures, figurative art and advanced innovations. they crossed open waters and they spread to all parts of our planet. the basis for this dramatic development must name genetic changes that occurred after we separated from me on detox, anthony 7th. not so long ago. not so long ago, by the way, is actually really pretty relative because in evolutionary terms, it isn't so long ago, but it's still hundreds of thousands of years. so right. you know, a while ago and just, you know, given that a took a place a long, long time ago in, for people who lived, you know, our life spans. what kind of impact does it have on us? well, this is one of the most interesting things is because as i, as i mentioned earlier it's, it's not, it's not this kind of research doesn't lead to, to products. it doesn't lead to new treatments, which is maybe what you would expect from an award that's given for the prize for medicine and for physiology. but what it has do

during hundreds of thousands of years until the neanderthals for unclear reasons disappeared. homo sapiens, on the other hand, rapidly developed complex cultures, figurative art and advanced innovations. they crossed open waters and they spread to all parts of our planet. the basis for this dramatic development must lie in genetic changes that occurred after we separated from the under top's anthony's 7th . not so long ago. well, not so long ago. his pretty relative, actually in evolutionary terms, were talking about something that happened hundreds of thousands of years ago, but never listened every time. that's not so long ago. ok, so, but, but what kind of an impact does this work have on us today? well, unlike other nobel prizes, i think it's, it's, it's, it's really interesting because this isn't for, this isn't about a new treatment. it's not a new treatment that was developed because of this work or, or a new product that was developed because of this work. this is really kind of site in time scientific terms. it's really more mind bending. it's about who we are, it's about human be

homo sapiens. we are concluding our conversation today.with you, angelika sezonka. thank you to everyone who was with us, and this is the end of the saturday political club program. we have only now left to pass the floor to our colleagues who have already prepared the news in a few seconds .

artificial matism, we are an excuse for russians , it works like this, it works in principle yes, homo sapiensll, just like, for example, this mother yes, her son died, do you think she will one day admit that she died with this as a criminal, scoundrels scum, absolutely taking part in an aggressive war of aggression, well, no, he can’t do it like that. well, some can, but for that, they have a very sufficient level of spiritual, if not worldview development, most, no, most will say that my son is a hero. well, when everyone else was afraid. in short he went to protect mother russia and died heroically, not in a spirit like a pokie with a toilet, when he ran away, he gave rudely and blew himself up on his own stretch marks, well, that is, ani heroically , they will still give him some titles and she will tell to their children and grandchildren well, they will only contribute to alcohol intoxication, that is, there is no need to deceive yourself. well, and make some illusions that now they are suddenly changing things with a click. look how much this process took place in germany after the sec

what are we talking about the death of millions of people people are distinguished by empathy homo sapienshank everyone who was with us and this is the end of the saturday polyclub program. we have only now to pass the word to our colleagues who have already prepared the news in a few seconds. it will be the whole summer of 2021. 14 independent experts selected the three best books for the final, a very strong season, very strong authors, more than six and a half thousand teenagers from all over ukraine cast their votes for the favorite book of the expresso prize , readers' choice, a very interesting interpretation of ukrainian mythology in such books. i really liked the fact that the author touched on the topic of past events, legends, stories about witchcraft charms of pagan gods and ancient journeys have already become better in the 5th anniversary season of the award, they were read in ukraine and abroad, these books are the cursed sword of volodymyr areniva, the traveling circus of the silver lady nataliya longopol and vitrova gora, not crimson good the fame of our award has reached u

he is in a straight line, well, he calls his book homo sapiens of a short history of mankind, and thee ideas, the existence of a new type person, and he works very closely, just. schwab and with all this uh so fashionable davos hangout, and he just promotes this idea of ​​​​creating a new one, like, well, that the harari are politely speaking, it does not fit into our ideas of traditional values. i can't even qualify it with techno-feudalism. there is techno-feudalism. there is an idea to make an immortal man who, with the help of technology, will renew his parts for the life span of a man, combined with a machine with the idea of ​​transhumanism, but you just need to understand that here in this reality billions do not fit advertising. if i don't come for him, he will come for me. i promise the flame is mine. i addressed you when i spoke about the economy. and when we talk about changing reality, we need to win. we must then clearly understand that we are confronted by half of the world economy in our country. well, 3%, well, 4%, well, more, well, in different ways there is little, l

homo sapiens it is the female that carries the mortal danger mosquitoes live in empty houses in emptyisters from under water and car tires, where they survive even in severe frosts. experts in pakistan believe that this mosquito has migrated from some other country and is a dangerous carrier of the virus. it can cause delirium, jaundice, and serious liver complications such as hepatitis b that develop over time. 6 days after the bite the doctors say that once it was injected into the victim's bloodstream, the virus cannot be destroyed and they showed you this laboratory . i needed to go there. 23 there is a guard and that's it, yes, here, and there are americans, i came, i knew how to behave. i went all where i am to professor nelin. here is your director, well, well, so here is my office, he sits bigger than you , yes. and here he also has a bottle of whiskey halfway already. uh, so i say, i'm a reporter. here. uh, what i'm talking about, here is the passage that this is a visa in your ministry of foreign affairs, and here, while you have written accuses you. and i, i want to check.

both biologically speaking, it is a living member of the species homo sapiens. is possible. we know it is biological human. i also have a belief that all humans preserve equal rights. i think that all humans are persons that should be protected under law. i do think a person has the right to life. that obviously comes in conflict with the woman's right to do what she wants with her body. women's rights, anyone's right to do -- what they want with their body or extremely important. all right to do whatever we want with a body has limits. the choices we are making about our body are harming another person, that is what is happening in abortion, an act of violence against another human person, that is when i think you're right to do what you want with your body does have a limit. ultimately, unless a woman's life is at risk, i do you think that you don't have the right to do an active violence against another person. >> can you define for me the definition of a fetus? eight weeks -- what is that? scientifically? >> we use the term fetus when a person comes in to be

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deus, that is, what is replacing homo sapiens that you understand what it is for the character. we already set, but several times it. well, let's see, for example, this video, where harare explains that soon computers will replace people of other people, the third erroneous assumption is that computers cannot replace people in positions that require empathy and emotional intelligence. be it therapists or teachers, however , a lot of this argument depends on what we actually mean by emotional intelligence, if emotional intelligence means the ability to correctly identify human emotions and respond to them in an appropriate way, then computers may very well surpass us even in emotional intelligence, because emotions are also patterns, biological patterns anger is one pattern, fear is another pattern, how do i know if you are angry now afraid me or maybe are determined. i know this because over the years i have learned to recognize patterns by analyzing not only the content of what you say but also the tone of your voice your facial

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