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smart people on the internet, driving down in business, something we note from paychecks and intuit.aordinary pays. not a big coincidence, seeing tremendous strength in small business numbers, as they are struggling to find workers. i think a lot of people are sick of working for the man, they have great healthcare visits, and if interest keep going up dramatically, and they do fail, and many of the recent ones in stocks, running out of money, and way to marginal companies, and way too easily the public markets, the first mover in the market. and in the adjacent areas. and in the dream, cove inspired, fantastic as long as you're healthy and the fed kept rates low, with cheap access to financing, it has become a nightmare now the money is gone, they will keep marginal workers doing the jobs that remain empty. on the end, a few years down, we will see that. and a moment for employment, and in the lee stoll, and the other >>> 43 million americans are back to oh a lot less money. what about everyone else? i am shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. storming the president announces his

to your point of the charter school dynamic, the idea intuitively and someone in washington, d.c. to make decisions economically we all conceived power of central planners every day that they can't possibly have the knowledge to effectively adjudicate in our lives. >> is important to remember that hayek was never a chairman of the university of chicago econ department. all along it's been a struggle for this economist to get the recognition they want the road to serfdom is a covid in an emergency happens worker be health emergency and therefore the pretext for the government to expand much further than handling the approximate problem. the enemy ornd the virus and we seen that with covid. i think it's time we open to questions. we're very happy to have them this is a wonderful book this is a keeper it is a key and escape good for grown-ups and very gooy forr teenagers. and i do say because is broken up into one to two pages, three pages is fabulous for an econ or spiritual devotion. >> let me get the microphone. >> the asp essential talk policy whether it's world war ii, pearl har

i believe it's true and most people and intuitively understand but of course they immediately go to the opulence or were they would somebody call the excess of a billionaire lifestyle and emotionally you can lose the audience even if you don't say anything on truthful, but what i want to do is start the way arthur books did and just simply say when you see a poor person they don't have a meal and they may not have any loved one in their life. do you believe if you give them a meal and leave that you have advanced their human flourishing that you have set them on the path to peace harmony material material spiritual prosperity in their life because if you do that is the marxist view of materialism. that all you have to do is give somebody something and they will be happy. so i am a person of affluence on the right who actually believes in caring about people enough that i don't want to only meet their materialistic needs. so what i refuse to do is accept the accusation that those of us who want lower tax rates and are more prosperous economy are the materialists. the materialist amongst

human acting intuition of shakurov, after the release of the film, many expected that the wedding ofmargarita would follow and the real wedding of shakurov and gurchenko could not stand it when i started to overact, but i have more simply, perhaps to such an extent, then she on stage the guys were invited. she just couldn't stand it when i took the audience on myself, the actors remained just good friends. sergei shokurov met his second wife tatyana kochemasova on the set film portrait of the artist's wife tatyana played a cameo role in this film, but her beauty did not go unnoticed by the famous actor, which his friend also does not know how. he won't give in. you will yield to me. yes, please, however, in full force, the roman between her shakurov broke out only 3 years after they met. soon they got married and had a daughter. olga in one of the last collaborations in the film, tatyana's friend played the role of the ex-wife of shakurov's hero, an alcoholic kolyun. touching this video turned out to be prophetic after 12 years of marriage parted in life should be easy, like rocks an

they travel more really with intuition.are a normal driver, then you must clearly know the rules in accordance with which you are, and therefore, so to speak, they must regularly refresh your heads. keep track of changes in the rules of life do not expect a fine or other problems more often. test your knowledge you strongly. share when a herring is harmful, and when is it useful? this topic of the investigation of the week and right now its final part? here's what happened at the beginning of the program. i again experienced horror at the memory of the swedish delicacy of sauerkraut. a fish called surströmming and remembered with a kind word his trip to holland for the feast of a young herring. by the way, the desire to get closer to this internationally recognized ideal led and to the fact that the so-called tsarskaya herring appeared in russia, which is not a herring at all, but a vendace from the whitefish genus and it lives in fresh water, for example, in the pleshcheyevo lake in the yaroslavl region, but when her taste

i didn't tell her. it's called intuition i told you, intuition m was thrown off. open for me.ou turned on, well yes we are the whole department chipped in on you. well , this is ivan, a sign language teacher. he says hello, i just know this language. pimple is petty, will he be today? yes, i need it, than they arrived, it begins, well, not gundi. we agreed that you won’t spoil my evening with anything like that, i don’t say anything. yes, now i said 5 minutes. this is my favorite did not expect. are you out of your mind? what are you doing here? i jumped a song for gena what song? check out the decision to detain me remember well guys, but the concert just went to me balabakin. and so what time the accident happened. i don’t remember exactly, about two something. i was driving to a rehearsal when she unexpectedly rushed under the wheels at a pedestrian crossing across the crossing. i turned out the role and wanted to go around. but the examination showed that the blow fell directly on the axis of the car. but i'm telling you, i turned it out, but he didn't have time. uh-huh wh

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i think that they are not quite correct, uh, my intuition says that we really want to rely on your intuition and grounds myroslav marinovych thank you, dissidents , and we were talking about the suppression of the prague spring, we have concluded the analytical studio and are already giving the floor to anya eva melnyk news on time and new good morning to you, hello colleagues, thank you for your work, the news editor will work further, i will tell you about the most important further, in particular, about the fact that greece and cyprus spoke against the ban on the transfer of tourist troops to the russians, and here i even want to quote because the minister of cyprus said the following we believe in human contacts, we will be more in the future we start with the situation in kharkiv region, the russians launched rocket attacks on critical infrastructure facilities in kharkiv and the region, two rockets fell in the slobid district of kharkiv , a building was damaged without any casualties , the scale of the destruction is being clarified, and strikes were recorded in the kharkiv and chuguiv

to fight relying solely on intuition and successfully resisting, roughly speaking, for example , theitish won the primary relying on their own intuition, let's say, if there are separate episodes to be analyzed, and not because that there were three more logistical and technical support, or an advantage in means, no, no advantage in means, or material and technical support as such, the british did not have it. therefore, as there, uh, you know, we are really succeeding, now such a victory is being forged, after which we must will pity the russians, and first of all, the guarantee of this victory will be well-trained our fighters who are currently studying in britain, maybe in poland, maybe on the training grounds of other nato countries, who you know will be able to, well, if you could formulate it more correctly er well, let's say that to teach in a new, fundamentally better level of confrontation with the russian federation , that's how and when we all this, when our fighters will learn in this new, fundamentally better level of confrontation with the russian federation, just then

the director searched in the slums near the railway station often acted impulsively or relying on intuitiong the year of filming, any homeless person happened to him they threw stones at him, they tried to steal his camera, and once he was even arrested, but it was precisely such an immersion in the world of vagabonds and crime that helped his research. finding the causes of human impulses and desires that lead to crime and self-destruction causes some kind of complicity with regret, there is a lot of tragedy, a lot of drama. and in fact here's a movie called instinct, in fact. you see, a person adapts to absolutely everything in general. of particular burning interest among spectators and experts at the festival are a competitive documentary program that has already been shown will tell our story. every year documentary films are gaining popularity and the competition program of the imf is confirmed by the full halls at the screenings, long discussions and impressed viewers. all this is a documentary competition of our festival this year, the chairman of the jury was the malaysian director

meaningless without human mind this is where human beings with minds and wills and imagination and intuitionnd counterfactual ally in all the capabilities of human beings are what expends a and elaborates and allows us to contribute to human life and achievement. to try to separate technology and apocalyptic idea which leads elon musk to say stupid things like a.i. represents the end of the world, stephen harkin made a preposterous assumption about a.i. and say it will in the human race. these people are like doomsday in the mountains awaiting the end of the world. it's just ludicrous. it's one of the stupidest things i've encountered in my 81 years of illuminating. >> george gilbert don't algorithms represent a crude thanking on their own computers? >> computers are very good for computation, they do pattern recognition quite efficiently. they can see patterns in large bodies of data. the patterns they see are largely dependent on the selection of the data in the preparation of the data in the translation into the symbolic language in the computer can actually address and interpret. the com

. >> this is something thatro we l know intuitively from our towns let's say related to the tax rate and one of the most useful examples. he wrote a beautiful article many decades ago about a problem where the local needs were ignored by national sanctimony and that was a high school called dunbar in washington, d.c. which was a magnet school for african-americans. you had to work hard to get in and to be at dunbar. this idea of the school for african-americans we had a important supreme court cases in the 1950s. we wanted to be integrated. dunbar's specialness that's why tom paid attention to them because thee outcomes, the quality of the students, the knowledge and how they perform in the economy became casualty to the processes which we decided we were not integrated fully. the last, and i think i counted 38 times you mentioned in your book. >> that's just with my kids, but in the book it sounds aboutng right. >> so why are we mentioning all of these foreigners? it's one of those places it's worse than here so they had some clear insight. they gave voice to things that seemed not

we are human beings with minds and wills and imagination and intuition and counterfactual elegy. and all of the capabilities of human beings are what technology extends and elaborates and allows it to contribute to human life and achievements. to try to separate technology and this apocalyptic idea which leads people like elon musk to say stupid things like ai represents the end of the world. steven hawking also made some preposterous assertion about ai. will and the human race. these people are like doomsday adventists on theeo mountaintop awaiting the end of the world. it is just ludicrous. it is one of the i stupidest things i have encountered in my 81 years of ruminating on these subjects bigwigs george gilder, don't algorithms represent a crude thinking on their own for computers? >> of course. computers are very good for oncomputation. they can do pattern recognition tequite efficiently. they can see mathematical patterns and large bodies of data. the patterns they see are largely dependent on the selection of the data. and the preparation of the data. and the translation o

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we can even rely on e, such intuitive numbers. that's about 20-25% per year, and this is an increase in revenues to the budget, but from improvement of tax administration over all these years. we see that without increasing taxes, the budget is constantly growing, and here is this tax administration. but if, for example, divided by two, what is called a divorce, uh, and uh taxpayers and the tax office. dividing by two, here's 10 e 12-15% of the money that goes to the budget, because there is a normal, clear, but stable interaction. there are clear rules of the game; there are formats that make life easier for the taxpayer. and due to this. and of course. to budget gets bigger. it is very important. yes, but in order to ensure all this, you need to communicate, you need to ask the tax. payer, what you don’t like, what suits you, what no, it should be constant stable communication, like with this, i would say that feedback is being established, but it has been going on for more than a year. i have been a member of the public council

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the intuition gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrors, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time. so in the night, they're all gone out. i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world certainly forget the long shadow of the 972 olympic massacre starts september, 3rd on d. w. ah no guns in america. it's a long standing tradition, but a new culture is growing. the number of black gun owners is surging. no one's coming to save us. we have to save ourselves a new bas yuru is one of the people at the forefront of a movement to empowered the black community do fire our black people were feared for unknown reason. lady j. we've been on it for years now. no, nothing. getting off the beaten house in the mile high city, denver colorado. we've come to visit the $1770.00 armory and gun club. so this is a training tool. ok. ok. this is called a cert pistol. a new bas yuru is the co owner and co founder. he's a pistol instructor certifie

time to collect one clearing, she almost immediately found whether it was the second failure or the intuitionf the mushroom picker, the chanterelles are growing. mostly in berezniki mixed forests grow in clearings. these are such big families and there are three to four in one family. and basically they always hide under the foliage i found one. it means that they hid him nearby, comrades. sometimes you just need to look under the foliage chanterelles. in altai, they start in mid-july . svetlana collects 10 buckets a day, but not everyone goes to the forest for the amount. irina muntyan from lazarevsky somewhere nearby in sochi is looking for a certain truffle mushroom, so it’s hard to find a small basket. once irina was just very lucky for me, this is kabbah, of course, for the first time, because it is almost impossible to see such a mushroom. as you can see, it merges with the soil and is quite textured. such a color about the earth. it was like this, irina was already returning home, she stumbled and then she saw their meadow of burgundy truffles, places where you can collect them, even i

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trust my intuition.and how will it end at the moment it depends on me and on you, dear tatyana igorevna well, how can i help you tell how he came to the company? what have you been doing? who did you talk to? with whom did i communicate, where did i run? how much money i paid i must know absolutely everything, you understand me, and only then can we find the real killer with you. please you recognized someone, but no, i don’t know who it is. this is the alleged killer, this one, for example, killed his fellow colleague. and here are these two. they killed his wife seen when they entered her apartment can you imagine, and in the evening they found her already dead shot from a pistol, but for what? so i want to understand why yes is felt here. handwriting of the military, i'm sure it's their business. the worst thing is that you can be in this row. call me ok. thank you. oh wait, what's the matter, it's dirty. follow you know, i said i'll shoot it, you won't find it, the killer has already been arrested. b

we just want me quite faster than any other ocean basins in the blog. intuition is wild fossil warming. auction basically, i'm just changing. it seemed rather like cycle, very extreme muscle being 1st reduced, carrying a lot more certainly. so that will cation spend once on being that strong. and then when the rooms are weak, right? in general, long game direction in the strand last on, watson circulation. so we have jobs, but in between, if you do want to start having burst pennies, taking up all that more sort of from the ocean and dummy all of the sudden in some parts of south asia, there is a clear global warming signal here. one of the important talk about is a global warming use that when we, how, when the air is warmer, the air was more moisture and for a longer time, right? so it doesn't drain. i me. but when it rains, all that moisture does absorb for, for that long time it does all of a sudden. so you get a sense rain or a strain in a few hours to a few days. and that's what, what we see across the issue. and this is not destined bucket. you see the story back in the gap are

music 50 years ago, the intuition gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrors, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the really team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time the saw in the night. they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world shouldn't forget the long shadow of the 1972 olympic massacre starts september, 3rd on d. w. ah, meagre bud resilience despite driving prices for energy and other supply chain problems, the use economy grew last water. meanwhile, concerns about germany. the blocks biggest economy are mounted also coming up. is it simply increased scrutiny by authorities, or is there more to the de listing of 5 major chinese companies from the new york stock? and we'll show you how euro, why i managed to get almost all of its energy from renewable sources. and what price the south american countries paying for that? i'm chris kolber on berlin. welcome to the program. the use economy grew slightly less than expected from april to the end

but the military has shown that to be able to respond to his intuition albedo a little bit late, or we could not have seen are the number of deaths that we've seen. but something else on some of the analyst in somali, i seeing that aside from a, a combat attack where it's their military, i guess they also by been sergeant. the government will need to do more, will need to talk to some of their al bob leaders and see where, where they can actually meet halfway so that some of these attacks are within the city. i can actually, and i saw, apart from the military attack, there will be need i more will need to be done by president one woods governments to see to weeds that i doubt above militants are quite, are silenced once. and for all he w correspondent phillip miranda in nairobi, thanks so much. the daughter of the man described as pu, since brain has been killed in a car bomb attack near moscow, this unconfirmed video is believed to show a distraught alexander dugan at the sight of the explosion that killed his daughter daria to get the russian ger unless strongly back the invasion of

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if not, theological intuitions had been actually brought into the fold of the church and become potential electors in the choosing of the next pope. so what does this tell us about the future of the church? it's actually a very good question. it's really quite difficult to sort of pinpoint what is that happens sort of from here on, particularly because there's been a very strong confrontation between very conservative sectors of the church, particularly led by the anglo saxon world, the u. s. and australia play sort of a really significant role. and essentially the policy which has taken a much more integrative, if not sort of commitment committed to diversity. many of the people that were now made cardinals, or people that come from fairly unusual places. for instance, gore where there's been for 450 years sort of membership of the church, but actually no cardinal us. and as a matter of fact, people that generally belong to the basis of the church and do not really came coming to the church as part of sort sort of it's hierarchy. so it's very likely that the next conclave will see many o

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our research has shown that as it gets warmer, everyone has an intuitive understanding that fuels mean fires burn more readily. especially when they create their own weather because they are able to suck in their own oxygen which can be self-perpetuating. this is going to be a difficult fire to contain. liz: each year, it feels like the fires are getting bigger and bigger and bigger. do you see any scenario where that changes? >> in the long-term, it's driven by climate change. we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions so global temperatures stop rising. greenhouse gas emissions need to come down to zero so you have temperatures study. that is the long-term climate portion of this. the other contributor has been the fire suppression which allows fuels to build up to unnatural levels. we have the situation of warming and drying on top of more fuels that would be there naturally. we need to deal with the excess fuel. that means prescribed burns are literally going in and taking material out so when a fire does reach the area. the mega drought, if you look over the past 20 years, it's be

intuition, perhaps. shoot at my command welcome to our holiday.tion, cover us with fire, there are all actions according to the planned scheme. thanks of course, it's me, just in case. where are the hostages? i don’t know, the house is clean relatively clean bagheera how clean everything is. go to the hostage. my name is amina very nice. key i'm a french citizen fasten her mademoiselle you want so beautiful? tell me, is this a military operation without comment? i am a journalist. this is my profession. i want to know who saves me, and i have a different profession and do not interfere with my work. damn how much more to go a little more the river is already nearby , you say that everyone will be given the order of the legion of honor. i told him so. oh, slowly. we can't go faster passengers and no jokes. i think the boat will still not be in dots will leave. apparently there was a leak. listen, listen, the local authorities are in collusion with the bandits, they will not allow us to let the local authorities yes, deputy teterin. tell me what kin

i think it may sound counter intuitive but china appreciated this visit because it's allowing them to i'm pose their will. xi jinping has emphasized that china must reunite this break-away province of tie pan. >> charles: speaking of president xi, he's got some domestic problems. to me, to your point, this will be a great and easy target for him to focus on to deflect from his own problems and maybe even get more involved than he's already involved. >> i think this is just part of his policy. he's had real challenges with the covid lockdowns in shanghai and a economy not growing as fast as he would have liked. when it comes to his relationship with the united states, he wants to deliver a very clear message that this is part of china's sphere of influence. by responding the way china has to the extent that they have as aggressively as they have, he's trying to make that point very clear to us and to taiwan. there's a price to be paid even for this sort of a congressional congregation. really miscalculations on both side as he did this but shows how desperate he is. >> charles: we've s

. >> dana: he just intuited that. >> he just intuited that no, i'm supposed to bite you now. >> dana:think that cliff booth -- you know, and brad pitt in that role with your writing, his acting, his choices, is kind of like the coolest. you know, using the word loosely, obviously we know steve mcqueen. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> dana: and my -- >> he's kind of channeling a steve mcqueen kind of character. he's kind of channeling steve mcqueen. he's kind of channeling tom laughlin in "billy jack" to some degree. >> dana: "billy jack." oh, don't get me started. but the other day i was hanging out, i heard "goldfinger." and i thought of dr. no and sean connery. he had the long cigarette hanging just like brad did when he was on "don't whine. you whine, you don't eat." and i thought that maybe sean connery and brad pitt are bookends for the alpha male endless charismatic sex symbols, but also just this intelligence and charisma. i hope brad's watching. [ laughter ] >> yeah, this is all going to waste unless he's seeing it. >> dana: so we're going to be talking more with quentin tarantino aft