france. massively and shamelessly violating human rights slowly on our team, political scientist, linda merle, m r roost believes that the real city solution, excuse me, to this crisis for the a you will be to stop supporting was in the 1st place. on the one hand, refugees are used by bell rules as a means of pressure against the you. the other hand we have the you and specifically in this case pulling the you always presented selves itself is a liberal union that respects human rights. but what we observe now has already happened at the you external borders where people needed help, food supplies, water and medical assistance, but people and, and their dignity came seconds and the root of the problem is definitely not bell rooms. this issue began when european union and the united states and nato supported wars in syria, iraq, i think profits continue to be more important than people. this will never stop. this is the solution, like stop supporting wars. francois the headline news in germany is considering getting tougher on the pandemic with a new batch of restrictions. now under review, as

if you are joining us on the linda hall library facebook page or the national rover museum and me merle facebook page, please add your questions to the chat. we have educators from both organizations who are there and moderating. the first question actually came from tim a. quinn, and he asks the question, how did it come that people thought that einstein had no talent in mathematics? >>, so this is actually einstein being self-deppry kating. you can find a quote of him saying he wasn't very good at math. he does fine in mathematics in school. the anecdote is it wasn't because he was bad at math but because he hated going the classes. he felt like he had better things to do. when he describes hymn as not a good mathematician, he's comparing himself to literally the greatest mat ma tigss in the world at the time. so when he's explain yg he has to talk to marcel grossman and emmy noter. he'sen explaining it as, i don't understand these mathematics. i need your help. he's very good at math, it's just in comparison. >> from ty hunter. npr science friday had a story of a barber who brings th