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can you explain her institute as a think tank for cyber ethics? >> the computer college asked me to start up a think tank to do cyber ethics and apply humanities to the computer revolution and we are now 40 years in to the personal computer revolution. it has brought sociological changes and perceiving changes and altered every profession. i don't think we are getting enough actual philosophical analysis of what that means. in particular, you know, we keep seeing ethical problems emerging as a result of our connectivity and emerging as a result of our being reduced to numbers and data. we are emerging from the fact that inner-city kids now spend an average of 14 to 16 hours a day staring at a screen, television, computer or cell phone. these have created problems of addiction and problems of lack of contact with reality. we want to use this new institute to explore what it would mean to say something at the most serious level like, the virtual is not the real. >> it seems to me that your concern about touching the permanent and not being in the ep

institution. >> that's the thing. >> what does that mean? is it ethical for us to talk about the word revolution? >> i didn't say it. >> i did not say it. >> i know you didn't but or to be connected at all that again i wonder about us but institutionally sanctioned artist like we have a responsibility to do a lot of things like tear down these institutions. i just wonder how truthful we are being when we start talking about the revolution and keeping our job. i don't know how they go together. >> i don't know. have that question. artist and writers have part of that reckoning to breakdown the institution they have been a part of if it's the system among poets. i don't think diversifying but it has not always worked out. like you say there are poets of color to say it looks like we have social media. but the shareholders are still profiting off of those arguments. what you going to do about that? that is a constant struggle. all i can say is that's not something that i think of but what i will say it makes you whatever the alienation that you feel, if it mirrors that alienation to make you feel th

institution when you have that kind of situation. >> it's kind of a tricky one to navigate. the truth is, we don't agree with policies with the jails across the state for multitude of reasons. our own personal ethics perhaps or what an incarceration should look like. a department does something that we view objectionable, do we make the decision to pull out there and deny other individuals the opportunity for an education out of principle? we believe in standing on principle, we don't believe standing on principles on denying somebody the education. we will serve anybody that we are able to serve in any jail that we operate in. i want to say san francisco gives us the greatest access without question. we can get to them, we can serve them. l.a. is pretty close, alameda, it's jurisdiction by jurisdiction. it's important if we leave we recognize while we're sitting on principle, we're harming somebody else and allowing them to access something that they were denied from when they were younger. >> commissioner alexander: let's say it comes up -- let's say that one of the instructors is in communication with an inmate who is undocumented is afraid that the sheriff may be communicating with i.c.e. what

institution when you have that kind of situation. >> it's kind of a tricky one to navigate. the truth is, we don't agree with policies with the jails across the state for multitude of reasons. our own personal ethics perhaps or what an incarceration should look like. a department does something that we view objectionable, do we make the decision to pull out there and deny other individuals the opportunity for an education out of principle? we believe in standing on principle, we don't believe standing on principles on denying somebody the education. we will serve anybody that we are able to serve in any jail that we operate in. i want to say san francisco gives us the greatest access without question. we can get to them, we can serve them. l.a. is pretty close, alameda, it's jurisdiction by jurisdiction. it's important if we leave we recognize while we're sitting on principle, we're harming somebody else and allowing them to access something that they were denied from when they were younger. >> commissioner alexander: let's say it comes up -- let's say that one of the instructors is in communication with an inmate who is undocumented is afraid that the sheriff may be communicating with i.c.e. what

institution when you have that kind of situation. >> it's kind of a tricky one to navigate. the truth is, we don't agree with policies with the jails across the state for multitude of reasons. our own personal ethics perhaps or what an incarceration should look like. a department does something that we view objectionable, do we make the decision to pull out there and deny other individuals the opportunity for an education out of principle? we believe in standing on principle, we don't believe standing on principles on denying somebody the education. we will serve anybody that we are able to serve in any jail that we operate in. i want to say san francisco gives us the greatest access without question. we can get to them, we can serve them. l.a. is pretty close, alameda, it's jurisdiction by jurisdiction. it's important if we leave we recognize while we're sitting on principle, we're harming somebody else and allowing them to access something that they were denied from when they were younger. >> commissioner alexander: let's say it comes up -- let's say that one of the instructors is in communication with an inmate who is undocumented is afraid that the sheriff may be communicating with i.c.e. what