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his name is jonathan rom, edwards, and he'll go in the t. t 42, or is the f even? i remember the say. hi john. this is linda. alexa, health oh t 34 wheelchair racer from us. oh, that's awesome. yeah, yeah. right, right. now, are you looking for, you know, you know, david, we just come out of retirement after winning for gordon meadows in the 2012 paralympics. so i'll be watching it is it'll be between 2 events. all right, so it's been such a pleasure having you, sam and linda. you got us really excited about watching paralympics in tokyo and about being good allies and watching what do we need to do going forward not just for a month once every 4 years. let me leave you with the impact of the power of sport . if your person with disabilities actually watching, i'll see you next time, take care, so forth. sport for me has a big place. thanks to this. i flourished physically. i rebuilt myself, mentally ill. with them all through sport, we value ourselves like others. why not go to the olympic games like others, like the able bodied, why not do great things in sport a

jonathan to elaborate on his take on this. in particular the subtitle is a defense of truth and we both believe there is such a thing as truth in humans left around the site -- f devices are particulay going to tell the truth but collectively as the civilization we haven't done too bad not because any of us are geniuses but because institutions and norms were the poll is stronger than any of the parts. we have both site madison. ambition must counter ambition and for medicine this was his formula for how democracies could succeed despite the fact that they are our drives towards power and towards attackers see and both agree when a liberal society chooses the storms there will be a certain functionality that will tend towards a less violent than the expanding circle of inclusion civil debate but we gotten to these differently. i want jonathan to explain his process. for me as a scientist i come to the paradox that famous experiments through a body of research have resulted in a number of prizes to show that humans are saddled with cognition is saddled with uggs and fallacies and biases irrationalities nonetheless we have put people on the moon and decoded the

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