dude says trump won and his machine will say so, and so therefore we want that machine.d about him before in his supposed metric technology when it comes tears out about the important thing here though is it not just arizona anymore. hundreds of trump supporters in windham new hampshire demanding that the town of windham new hampshire hired that same guy, joe vaughn pulitzer to do an audit of their election to. that is one that president trump has hyped and hype saying that an audit in windham new hampshire will reveal the secret mysterious fraud and all the counties of new hampshire and that's how he'll turn it around in win new hampshire now, six months after the election is over. but they want jahvon pulitzer to be doing the audit up there to. trump folks are clambering for him. they won't accept anybody else. now, it looks like there's going to be another one of these third-party audits in fulton county georgia. the trump election fraud conspiracy promoters that have been given access by a court to hundreds of thousands of ballots in the metro atlantic area. they jus

cost of new machines.gain is exactly what happened already in the pennsylvania county, where wake tsi did their rudy giuliani invited audit of the voting machines. that county has to pay for all new voting machines and it's exactly what is happening in arizona where the secretary of state has told maricopa county that they have to buy all new voting machines. thousands of machines have to be decommissioned and replaced with new ones. because the machines from 2020 are no longer secure. they have been tampered with by these unaccredited cyber ninjas who are going to he will us how it is that they figured out that trump won using the cat shaped thing or whatever. i mean, these third party a audits and the messes they are leaving behind are now go ing to be a nationwide problem, and they are. a problem that is just going keep replicating itself over and over again in different places across the country. the thing that we are going to have to start talking about as a country is whether some sort of nationwide

>> we want the voting machines audited. we want a forensic audit because of the modem chips in the motherboards with the usb jibber jabber, planted there by china because our county clerk is a secret member of the chinese communist party. we need him gone too. for the record, the county clerk, san luis obispo county's top election official, is a third-generation american citizen who has worked in the county clerk's office for more than 15 years. but here's trump supporters in san luis obispo county, california, saying they suspect he must be controlled by the chinese communist party because, you know. but you notice these other callers talking about all these other places where the audits have uncovered all this fraud -- antrim county, michigan, windham, new hampshire -- it's all bull pucky, right? but it is a sign of how the fake audit clown show republicans are running in maricopa county, arizona, is spreading across the county. trump supporters across the country are trying to copy it, trying to cast doubt about voting m

machines made us stronger. machines made us faster. now, we have problem because we are dealing with machines that should in theory make us smarter. intelligent machines and we are scared. the facts are, intelligent machines they are tools invented by other humans. what is happening now is many jobs that can be done by the machines are the jobs that do not require true human creativity. it means we have to depart from the old-time complement he or she works like a machine. now we have to do the opposite. it is, we have to learn, as humans. after winning in 1996 i realized you can't beat them, you join them. that is the way of the future, collaboration is the answer. but collaboration means we have to bring our inequalities which is creativity, fantasy, greed. i don't want to sound callous, i know many jobs will be lost on the chopping block of automation, but again, some jobs lost, new jobs created. how many things we can actually do and how many great discoveries waiting for us if we have ambitions. i believe intelligent machines will

so machines made us stronger. machines made us faster.we have a problem because we're dealing with machines that should, in theory, make us smarter, but are intelligent machines. and we are scared. and the facts are that intelligent machines -- they are tools invented by other humans. and what is happening now is that many jobs that can be done by the machines -- those are the jobs that are not -- do not require true human creativity. so it means that, you know, we just have to depart from the old-time compliment -- "oh, he or she works like a machine." mnh-mnh. now we have to do the opposite. it's we have to learn to work as humans. i lost in 1997, after winning in 1996, and i realized, "you can't beat them, you join them." that's the wave of the future. collaboration is an answer, but collaboration means that we have to bring our unique qualities, which is creativity, fantasy, eam.dr i don't want to sound callous, you know? i know many jobs will be lost on the chopping block of automation. but, again, this is some jobs lost, new jobs cr

>> we want the voting machines audited.ur county clerk is a secret member of the chinese communist party. we need him gone too. for the record, the county clerk, san luis obispo county's top election official has worked in the county clerk's office for more than 15 years. but here's trump supporters in san luis obispo county, california, saying they suspect he must be controlled by the chinese communist party because, you know. you notice these other callers talking about all these other places where the audits have uncovered all this fraud. it's all bull pucky, right? it is a sign of how the fake audit clown show being run in maricopa county, arizona, is spreading across the county. trying to cast doubt about voting machines or voting results in any place they can so as to create some sort of fog of uncertainty about the election everywhere. take windham, new hampshire n a race for state rep there, there was a genuine discrepancy discovered between the machine count and a hand recount. it does occasionally happen. but when

to buy all new machines.s have to be taken off line decommissioned and get new swuns. these cyber ninjas will tell how it is using the cat counter numbers. these third party audits are now becoming a nationwide problem a problem that will keep replicating themselves over and over again the thing we have to start talking about is whether another solution is required. the most important thing happening in the world the fact that there is a real one, the way they are talking about these in the trump world getting access to real voting machines. all over as it elections are theirs now and ballots are theirs now. for trump people to turnover their own bill and tell us what happened. individual officials like michigan secretary of state and groups of even republicans who object to what's going on, they've been trying to stop this stuff as it has been taking off. it is not working. so far, the individual efforts by individual politicians, officials and small groups to stop this, those efforts to stop this are not wo

behind it and building this machine could not understand what the machine was doing. confused and caught unaware by this machine. these individual people including dennis who, for the most part as a leader of this lab became the focus of this book. i knew that dennis would be a character. before i met jeff who was a generation older than dennis and he became the central thread. he, and his own way, is a fascinating character. had worked on many of the same ideas as dennis and dennis colleagues for decades. for anyone who knows jeff, he has a fascinating, engaging, strange character who has endured serious hardship over the years among other things. i thought to myself, if i can just get jeff onto the page, maybe this book will work. >> i actually wanted to ask you about a moment about jeff. kind of this connector of this group. about halfway through the chapter that deals with the cases of ai, jeff putting out a small sigh. he said early diagnosis is not a trivial problem. we can do better, but why not let machines help us. this was specifically really important to hi

if we prioritize fairness, the machines we build will follow. thank you. i am happy to answer your questions. >> thank you. mr. gerard? you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for the opportunity to participate in today's conversation. i am the cofounder and ceo of upstart, a leading artificial intelligence lending platform. i founded upstart nine years ago to include access to affordable credit to the application of modern technology and data sets. the last 70 years, our bank and credit union partners have originated more than $9 million in high-quality consumer loans using our technology. about half were made in low to moderate income borrowers. this system combines training data with machine learning algorithms to more accurately determine an applicant's credit. as a company focused on improving access to affordable credit to the american consumer, fairness and -- are issues we care about. and ai based lending tool could be dramatic. equally to maddock is reducing disparities -- equally dramatic is reducing disparities. at upstart we conducted

and this probably process can't use those machines anymore. we don't hold private elections in this country. we have rules about how ballots and voting machines have to be handled, public entities conduct elections. random, fake audit firms brought in by the stop the steal republican legislators crushed that process in men that county can't use those machines anymore. same thing in arizona. it made headlines across the county. my recount to maricopa counties now would have to throw away millions of dollars worth of voting machines and tower tabulators because they let these cyber ninjas guys temper with them. they let these cyber ninjas guys do something to the machines. nobody knows what. now we know that isn't the first time that has happened. the cyber ninjas have rendered the maricopa voting machines unusable. and the subcontractor that they're using to handle the ballots in arizona, that subcontractor mentored the voting machines unusable. and that is their only previous election experience. and yes, all of this seems like disaster after

shinin snow,hedi machin seeme to sa ohashi has captured the vending machine in the wild.s monday, may 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." tragedy along the coast. dozens of people are thrown into the water after their boat broke apart in rough surf off california. what police are saying about the incident that left at least four dead. >>> powerful tornadoes. more than a dozen twisters touched down overnight across the south causing significant damage. >>> and covid crisis. o caonavu overflow and people to run out overflow and people to run out of oxygen. captioning funded by cbs

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she said, later if maricopa county tries to re-use those machines, those machines will be decertifiedy her office, so they can never be used in an arizona election again. oh, well. so, that's how that's going. well done. anything else you'd like to touch and destroy? >> she is talking about the federal department of homeland security here. rity here. we've been watching closely, we don't know what will happen there. elsewhere in the federal government, homeland security at least appears to be on it. that may be increasingly important in the days ahead. now that would happen in arizona is about to start happening in other states, and cities, across the country, that have the believer of true conspiracy trumpers being in control. the -- is the -- they will try to take this nationwide. in which case, maybe we do need some federal, federal, help here. to try to protect voting systems, nationwide. to try to protect cast ballots nationwide from the way these republican controlled entities are starting to mess with them. more on that ahead, stay with us. head, stay wit us lx. lease the 2021

they keep their machines secure. and it really does, because each one is responsible and is elected and responsible, to keep those machines safe, to make sure that they're not, you know, rigged. my gosh, i mean, that's how the system works. here, it's really unbelievable that maricopa county and the idiots in the arizona legislature are allowing a conspiracy theorist to gain custody of their voting machines, without officials making sure they don't do something to make those voting machines less accurate in coming elections. but that's where we are. >> joe, let's underline multiple times that word, "dangerous." this is both dangerous and destructive. destructive to what? destructive to the way our country has operated for well over 200 years. destructive to our republic. destructive to the concept of democracy. and this destruction is contagious now. why is it contagious? because it's been pushed and promoted nearly every single day by a former president of the united states. who sits there and the pathology of this

the machines can also be used as noninvasive insulators. for people with covid 19. >> i knew that most of my patients have those cpap machines. ed collected some. slowly in the community collected 20,000 of those. about her band of volunteers sense more than 20,000 insulators to 20 impoverished nations last year. and they're not stopping now. the garage is once again filling up with about 500 cpap machines and spare parts. >> ventilators can be freed up for extremely critical patients. the people who are borderline. we can put those into these and it will be helpful. >> reporter: many volunteers are indian but they began the effort before india became the focus of the pandemic. >> it is affecting everybody. nobody has escaped this. whatever we can do to help it is humbling. >> reporter: with financial help from google the group was shipped off its next batch of machines to indian field hospitals and medical clinics in the small villages. >> these machines are going to be used for people just before they go critical. if something that i've d

the machine has an automatic mode and built in sensors.t in the air, the light turns red and the fan kicks in, which it did as soon as i got up in the morning and kicked up a load of dust. here's the air quality data from monday with no intervention. and here's tuesday when i was running the dynair filterfor 2a hours, once again, it brought the air quality index all the way down to zero with no dust detected. and when i did kick up some dust, it quickly brought the levels down again. the final machine i tested was the dyson purifier hot and cool formaldehyde, which is called that because it not only removes dust from the air, but can also break down formaldehyde. one thing i did like about this machine is as well as being a passive airfilter, you can also use it as a fan on a hot day to blow air at you and cool you down, which the other two didn't do. and i think if you're going to have something this big stood around in the home, it may as well be dual purpose. iran the machine for 2h hours in auto mode and here are the results. here's th

we just asked for machines. no one had even heard of these machines, i had never heard of them. and we packed it within a few days and now they are on a plane. it is amazing generosity of the british public. the hope is that the oxygen machines go to those most in need. how exactly is that being decided because a lot of the stories we are hearing are concentrated in those large cities for example. what about the villagers because in the initial pandemic, the first stage of the pandemic, the first stage of the pandemic a lot of people returned to their villages to escape what was going on in towns.— their villages to escape what was going on in towns. yes, half of them will no to going on in towns. yes, half of them will go to delhi. _ going on in towns. yes, half of them will go to delhi, which _ going on in towns. yes, half of them will go to delhi, which is _ going on in towns. yes, half of them will go to delhi, which is still- will go to delhi, which is still fighting a huge battle against coronavirus and the other hundred will go to rural areas in the neighbouring state whi

so, this machine itself is 170 metres long. welfare, all the canteen, all the facilities for the guys to be on the machine for such a long duration. it's 10.26 metres in diameter, so i like to say it's roughly the height of two giraffes stood one on top of each other. it's a big bit of kit. florence, and a sister machine called cecilia, will be used to build a ten mile twin bore tunnel between —— beneath the chiltern hills. so, right now, we're walking through the centre of the tbm. this is where all the segments will be transferred up through, through the underside of the gantries, to deliver the segments to the front of the tbm. more than 100,000 concrete slabs will be needed to line the tunnel and they're all made on site. these segments, which are concrete, steel fibre reinforced, are needed to support the ground in the tunnel. so, they're erected by the tbm machine while the tbm is driving. it's very important, it's crucial to the project, so that the tbm can keep going and keep installing the segments and therefore produc

your signal hits your machine, your machine can at most print a few lines of code and then it has to make a trade. you have to do everything super quick. you can think about it pretty much . when i say you, i mean the machine can't think about it very much, i do think we have to worry that as markets go faster and faster where opening up the possibility for an instability. as a result of the collective interaction of high frequency traders with other parts of the market. and we're doing that for no, no useful purpose. and the one thing if we were taking these risks, because it gave us something that was valuable, doesn't give us anything valuable. just makes a few people rich. and they get rich in a crazy way. they get rich by, you know, co locating servers next to the stock exchange and writing algorithms that trade on the instantaneous glitches of the other orders hitting the market. critics of high frequency trading, who spend years in brussels, trying to achieve key you wide regulation. the privatization of markets encouraged by the use 2004 method, one directive results in stock

the lawn thought i machine even more so mila chrissy don't go machine. a book, computer net good on google presented good on the machine at the regular can street . so when i got into this business, i thought the whole point was to replace the old boys to get rid of it. and what i learned after 20 years is what we ended up doing. so we automated the old boys club. it's alive, driving. it's in the goes, ah, the ribbon are in flows to the coldest region of cuba. gast, on temperatures have dropped to 20 degrees below 0 at this time of year. but the driving snow and bitter winter conditions aren't enough to keep these men from working on the ice and in the freezing water. because the river north contains gold, ventral villages along the narrow river. ben canning for golden. this area for centuries. the best time of year to do it is the winter because the river is lower than during the summer months. these tiny little yellow flings. you can see might not look much. it was around $50.00 in the gram. ah, ah ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored

the b-26 is armed with 16 50 caliber machine guns.uns are electrically operated and a single gunner can bring many of them to bear on the same target at once. the b-26 can carry a 5,000 pound bomb load or five of these 1,000 pounders. with these bombs plus nay palm, plus the heavy fire power of the machine guns, a b-26 flight is a formidable attacking unit. these planes have seen constant use in the korean war. their targets ranging from strategic industrial areas in the north to tactical areas along the battle lines in the south. the b-26 is classified as a light bomber with a speed of more than 350-miles-an-hour. after their final briefing, crew members head for the field. this has become a familiar scene in united states air bases in japan from which b-26s are flown on an around-the-clock schedule. these b-26 douglas invaders were formerly called a-26 bombers. they differ from the b-26 martin marauders used in world war ii. the present b-26 is a very adaptable plane which is often revamped for different purposes. cannon may be subs

but how far do we really want to go with the merging of human machine? i use a lot just asked of us nowadays educational and career development, lifelong learning. there's no end of knowledge that we have to create our brains. wouldn't it be great if we could just transfer all those facts from a hard drive directly into our brain. just hook up the computer and upload reams of data directly into our memory. ah, it's the stuff of science fiction, but might one day become reality. ah, we decided to ask an expert on neuro technology, the brain machine interface thomas stieglitz, fryeburg university in southwestern, germany. ah, it sounds exciting and there's the video here has a realistic look to it. and of course it's standard. so some of the technology does seem quite realistic. thomas stieglitz is an electrical engineer for more than 20 years. he's been researching medical devices that can be implanted directly into the human body. things like heart pacemakers and cochlear implants, they can help restore hearing. one of his projects is developing electrod

thought i machine even more so mila. your see to go machine. a book, computer net, good on book presented. good. on the mission of the regular country. so when i got into this business, i thought the whole point was to replace the old boys to get rid of it. and what i learned after 20 years is what we ended up doing. so we automated the old boys club. it's alive driving. it's in the goes, ah, the eye once again, hot and dry sums up the weather across the middle east as per usual, barely a cloud in the sky to maybe one or 2 light, spotty showers across the far north of the region. but that aside, more very hazy sunshine coming through 42 celsius here in doha of 45 and q way warm enough in dubai. and also in most scotts, and as we go on through the next couple of days, we're hanging onto the wall. not quite as high as noise, temperatures pursue warm enough level less further north. you might see a shower to into our northern parts of can you might just capture on spots of rain the over towards. i'm going to start otherwise it large. he is clear s

thought i machine even more so mila, your see to go machine. a book, computer. net, good on google presented. good on the mission of the regular history. so when i got into this business, i thought the whole point was to replace the old boys club to get rid of it. and what i learned after 20 years is what we ended up doing. so we automated the old boys club. it's alive, it's thriving, it's in the goes. ah ah, ah ah, ah hello there, let's start in australia. we've got a weather system. you can see that on the satellite picture, working its way through the southeast and that's bringing while a strong cold wind with it. and it's bringing temperatures down. if we look across south australia and southern parts of new south wales in temperatures dipping down, have a look at what happens to melbourne over the next few days. by the time you get to thursday will be in the mid teens with plenty of showers as well. elsewhere things are looking a relatively largely fine and dry. we've got high pressure keeping thing is clear across central and western part

good, how far do we really want to go with the merging of human machine? ah, ah, a lot gets asked of us nowadays educational and career development, lifelong learning. there's no end of knowledge that we have to cram into our brains . wouldn't it be great if we could just transfer all those facts from a hard drive directly into our brain? just hook up the computer and upload reams of data directly into our memory. ah, it's the stuff of science fiction, but might one day become reality? ah, we decided to ask an expert on neuro technology. the brain machine injures base, thomas giblet says fryeburg university. in southwestern, germany, it sounds exciting. and this video here has a realistic look to it. and, and of course it's standards i 5, some of the technology does seem quite realistic decision. thomas goods is an electrical engineer for more than 20 years. he's been researching medical devices that can be implanted directly into the human body. things like heart pacemakers and cochlear implants, i can help restore hearing. one of his projects is developi

will be a kind of open heart surgery is an open machine must continue to keep beating while we change it from the fat end dog to save the climate and our prosperity traditional industries will need to be able to shift course without going under and investors have a key role to play invest one investors need to understand that in capitalism what happens in society is significantly determined by decisions made by investors inside of windows and who we are those investors the muslims we have to ask what's happening to our money that our shares in major companies want to name it how can we influence them and him that's what we need to focus on it and we need to do it in a way that does justice to the scope and urgency of these issues i stood. issues that concern these affluent international millennialists. soit has brought them together for an evening event in zurich. 'd the idea of sustainable investment has also won over this young millionaire from brazil. so we decided to do is really thought through this this is. the guy in there needs to create a community where we can have it here i

>> hope you're hungry because the first pizza vending machine has now debuted in rome, italy.mister go pizza machine that could cook up a pie in just 3 minutes. >> first impressions by locals. not that great reviews ranged from okay. if you're in a hurry to just plain horrible. one person says it's much smaller than you would get at a restaurant and there are fewer toppings. the machine might also have a tough time getting business where it's located because it's right next to a restaurant that uses brick ovens to cook pizzas. >> yeah, but what they expect from vending machine and 3 minutes. british researchers recently asked hundreds of people about the kind of places they would prefer to live in there tying the answers to personality traits. they say that people who like city life over the country tend to score higher in dark or psychopathic. traits. they're not suggesting that all city dwellers are dark and cold natured. but they are the people. the researchers say who will probably be less connected to nature and have less empathy in general. the news doesn't stop here. we

in his book the torture machine he chronicles the war police have carried out against poor people of color beginning with the 1969 assassination by the f.b.i. and the chicago police of the charismatic black panther party chairman fred hampton and panther mark clark taylor spent 13 year as a litigator in the hampton case in the process exposing the routine torture the title of his book the tour. a machine comes from a field telephone reconfigured by chicago police to administer electric shocks to those they were interrogating along with a series of other torture practices including savage beatings and suffocation with plastic bags he led the campaign against police commander john birch who honed his torture techniques while serving in the army in viet nam and elicited scores of false confessions through torture joining forces with community activists torture survivors and their families other lawyers and local reporters taylor and the people's law office gathered evidence from multiple cases to bring suit against the chicago police department officers and the city of chicago he was on

that's a cargo aircraft that has been loaded by a machine that is able to generate oxygen as you just said on saturday the 1st plane arrived a 350 a plane it's usually used by the government with the team and that team is already assessing this u. 2 asian in delhi for this 1st shipment to our eye if the plane has been loaded around 30 minutes ago with the 1st part of this mobile machine that will be able to generate up to 400000 liters of oxygen a day the plane has been loaded it's with will be parted in about an hour and 2 more we have a 2nd plane off the same type of the a $400.00 and it's also taking the 2nd part of this machine that will be built there will be interesting is that germany is not sending only the aid but also the experts that will stay in india for at least 14 days to train their indian counterparts so they can also use this machine that will be able to generate those off today and that is so desperately needed in the country right now tell us a little bit more about what exactly is being delivered there and how significant it might be how can it really make a dent.

and a slice of life but when the tally it was except that pizza on the machine. hello across most of us straight it's looking fine and dry we do have a bit of instability roll in around parts of western australia but perth is dry and somewhat weather over the last few days and across new south wales where we did get a pretty good push of boisterous for sydney things are improving i'll take it as saturday wall to wall sunshine with a high of 25 degrees and we do have some showers rolling through victoria want to show you this disturbance brewing heading over the tasman sea creeping closer to new zealand put this ahead now to sunday and we can see heavy pockets of rain impacting this southern the south island christ church $25.00 degrees this is very close to a record which that carefully away we go now to china where we do have some heavy rain falling towards southern portions of the country and that stream of moisture moving over the east china sea but i do think it's going to steer out toward the pacific so japan's not going to be impacted by this tokyo 27 degre

they put the machines on the ship. they got to see another 42 days they spend circles in the mediterranean using the machine to destroy the weapons problems happen the equipments breaks down it wears out it wouldn't go as quick as a thought it was there was a stability problem with the ship you have fuel in the bottom that keeps the ship stable and then all the liquids up top and as time passes more fuel is burned off and is heavy like with liquids go to the upper floors so the ship becomes unstable so they are charting the stability it gets to the point they are in peril because it could collapse if a wave comes along. you have that an activist from environmental groups to try to find them and all this drama facing a crew of marylanders trying to destroy the weapon and they get it done. forty-two days. they eliminate the last of the barrels so the ultimate statement at the end of the farewell message is 42 days you destroy the stockpile the unknown number is the number of's syrians that would've been killed of this wa

vending machines are now high art. shi shining there in the snow, the valentine's vending machine seemed human to me. after 13 years spent capturing the vending machine in the wild, he's only begun to scratch the service.for can "cbs this morni" lucy craft, tokyo. >> lucy, thank you for eating the worm. i wouldn't have done it but thank you. not happening. what is it with the insect. >> it's fedexing its way in. next weekend, grass hoppers, worms and superwater bug? >> what is the strangest thing you've ever tasted? >> i was at a chinese market during the olympics 12 years ago. an odd fried -- >> items. >> items. i enjoyed it. >> you can have all mine. >> good stuff. >>> all right. she's a teen tennis player returning much more than her opponent's serve. coming up next, how she's giving back to her community, helping hundreds get the equipment they need for a sport that's perfect for a pandemic. >>> and next week on "cbs this morning saturday" it's the perfect media post of the pandemic, the vaccine selfie. we'll show

to this machine so that it will move for me so now i'm going to try to flatten and move my arm. it detects pretty well and now i'm going to try to lock my arm and planes. and it will still move for me. to see that it's pretty cool but i do wonder does this kind of is this a does this go out of control sometimes know. a song. electrodes translate casandra brain signals into a command for the exoskeleton her brain sends the command move to the muscles via the spine the signal is detected by house built in sensors. the motor receives the signal and pal starts moving. this is more difficult for patients with paraplegia because the nerve connections are disrupted but if there are any remaining impulses how could provide beneficial treatment time for a little test walk because sandra is allowed to wear the exoskeleton herself it's attached to a bracket since it's designed for people with impaired mobility it's a very intimate. setting this is actually really like starting training right now. i feel a little bit mechanic with my movement. but i think it is just getting used to the mach

but i think it is just getting used to the machine because now i feel a little more comfortable in it so now using creasing to speed. the monitor displays casandra and her nerve signals as a way for how works together with other systems to analyze the signals and evaluate user data. so how do paralyzed people actually learn to walk again with health the activation of muscle impulses creates a few back effect that enables the brain to learn how to make the body walk again from scratch it's called neural feedback training it only works for about 20 to 30 percent of paraplegic patients but the results are still impressive. so with other actors skeletons the movements are preprogramed so patients wearing the suit will have to rely on it permanently however with hell it teaches you how to walk again basically making the. actions from your brain to your broken sentences so basically these patients go through the these trainings and at the end of the training they're able to walk again without the technology without the suit hal was developed by japanese roboticist. he is the founder and c.e

the building with its 530 apartments has been called a machine for a living. museum was unable to carry out his plans for the interior but this one apartment was later remodeled to reproduce the architect original idea it's based on his color theories they're called breezy granted color the same importance as the floorplan and leo hendrix pedler and bought the apartment and most of its furnishings. we were not going to change the colors of these of course never it's like a house of cards sticking everything can just fall down if you if start changing too much. also left unchanged since the late 1970 s. the czech embassy building in downtown berlin and the architects even designed the lamps tables and armchairs. recently a british publisher put out a series of city guides focusing on brutal as a felix torker curated the berlin edition increasing support for brutal is among social media put a hold on some demolition plans including at this former animal testing lab nicknamed the mouse bunker in the 1960 s. when these buildings were planned a great number of stre

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