isaac newton presented to the royal society, the first volume of his monumental scientific work, theathematical principles of natural philosophy, it was in this book that the english physicist, mathematician, mechanic and astronomer formulated the law of universal gravitation and the three laws of motion. they became the basis of classical mechanics and were subsequently named after him , the first volume was followed by the second and third, and a little over a year later, all three volumes were published in the entire circulation of about 300 copies. sold out in 4 years for science books of the time. it is very quickly that two copies of the first edition of the mathematical principles are stored in russia during the life of newton , this work was published three times and each time scientists made additions to the text, changes and clarifications. on april 28, 1898, in moscow, at two police stations, suschevsky and sretensky, the first ambulance stations were opened at each station, conquer tools and stretchers with horses in one brigade. three paramedics and an orderly worked in

locke, sir isaac newton.so as much as yale is founded as a response to what's going on at harvard, even at yale, they're reading the new philosophy. he gradually. in 1722, dabbled in science civic essays, a little like benjamin franklin. he essays of his observations on spiders and insects. he begins keeping notebooks on epistemology and natural science. a young with a real bent for the philosophic life, but but not just the philosophical life. he returns to yale in 1724 to serve as a tutor. and there he has become committed to what really functions as in materialism as bishop barkley's to the question of how know things. because edwards writes that which is true fully the substance of all bodies, is the infinitely exact and precise and perfectly stable idea in god's mind. and what is reality? what is the substance of all bodies? it is an idea in god's mind, how do we know it? by god communicating that idea to our minds that is how we know what's there. yes, we're talking in materialism here. the young edward

system and the underlying system about care where so many people are sacrificing for the others. isaac newton. and he said that if i can see farther than other people, is that because i'm standing on the shoulders of giants. yeah. i have a word which i started using about 25 years ago because i was sick of arts always being discussed in terms of genius. like there was suddenly this creature appeared called beethoven out of nowhere, you know. and he was amazing. and so was jimi hendrix and so you know, all these other names and i thought the more i studied situations that were very where creative people were working. the more i noticed that there were many, many people collaborating and some of them weren't recognized at all. so i came up with this word instead of genius, the word seniors, which is the intelligence of the community. ah. and i am pleased to see the word does occasionally appear and extra things, and we've got to go to q and a he, i didn't ask about centers of ai, ai that can generate texts, images, audio. how will that impact on the future of creativity in art, music, and other

isaac newton discovered america law of attraction ivan pavlov conditional reflex but our hero is famousor having opened huge bills for water. hello hello, you even need helpers to endure yes, where does this skill come from and what is happening on the video? well, in the video it's here is our standard, you can say, the daily procedure for opening a faucet lowering the water. well, in general, they are just such guys, very smart, it all started from the first with the elder blind. he sits in our bathtub all the time. when you are going to do some business there, he looks at everything that i do and, accordingly, learned to read these movements to open the screen. so it goes on. they can open any door and the window in our house, as luck would have it, at home , the doors are in the coupe style and they themselves will sign some kind of paws, yes, they will take the pen and lose. well, maybe turn off the water, of course, turn off the gas, in reality you turn off the water every time you leave the house. a what's left? we have recently changed faucets, finally to ordinary valves. that's

who were silent in their disapproval of this topic, i'm sure that you laughed at or mocked sir isaac newtonicity. >> that's right. >> greg: when the lightning hit that apple and he came in and says look what happened to the apple, and then the printing press was made. >> so that's how it's going to work. >> greg: we're going to have edible -- you know what this is? we're going to have edible legos. >> terry: yes, why not. >> greg: all right. coming up, our guests go for th, glory with local news stories. ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ before... and bath fitter. now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful “after.” with our unique tub over tub process, there's no mess or stress. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. >> coast to coast with stories that matter most. you're watching local news with nine-time

, not the real isaac newton, commissioner isaac newton. in his preface to a 632 page report he made to the president on the first year of the department of agriculture he mentioned they concerned about the consolidation of real estate into the hands of a few. it is an issue we have been dealing with for quite some time. i'm optimistic and oval that as we work together to fashion a farm bill that we indeed can create real opportunities for small and midsized farming operations. because, when they survive and thrive, that means there are more people living in rural communities. with more people, we can keep schools open. we can expand hospital and health care opportunities. we can create new opportunities and customers for small businesses that are so vital to a small community. so, i think this is significant and pivotal edit transformation a moment for this committee and we look forward working with you. just a word about the other major responsibility we have at the usda, to provide not just food security, but nutrition security. i am mor

i called the isaac newton principal. inertia is the most powerful force in the universe.i think there's a lot of that going on. there is some room for refinement, as i was noting before, we cannot deal with this issue in isolation. it is much bigger, there are a lot of moving parts, we really need to be not thinking about tack expenditure narrowly in terms of economic theory. more broadly what they are intended to support and will sponsored insurance if into our system? what do we lose compared to what we gain? economics is all about trades up -- trade-offs. >> i agree, you're joining us today please give a round of applause for our panelists. [applause]

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because as successful as this paradigm was, this whole set that isaac newton gave us for doing classical, it was not the final word. in 1905, we had input from this guy albert einstein. you know, these days when see a picture of einstein, it's almost always in his later years, right, was a little rumpled. the sweaters and everything and you get the impression that's what physicists are like this what einstein looked like what he was deriving equations of special relativity, general relativity. his hair was combed. someone was dressing him nicely. i don't want to say what the causal there is, but he was a sharp, dressed, young man. that's all i'm going to say. and the theory of special relativity. 1905 is contrasted with the theory general relativity in special relativity, there's no gravity. in general relativity, there is. we will get that. but what einstein did, 1905 was he didn't really invent the theory of special relativity out whole cloth. there were already various lines of reasoning that were coming into it and really put it all together once and for all. and we're not going to g