>> guest: in manchester london and oxford. c-span: what did you do for that month? >> guest: we held discussions with teenagers our age in england about israel. c-span: had you ever been to england before? >> guest: yes. c-span: what did you find among your fellow students in england? >> guest: that they knew very little about israel. c-span: what did they know? >> guest: not a lot. just it's a jewish country, that's it. and they had things in mind, like we were driving camels and we were very orthodox and things that are not true. c-span: what was the first question you always got? >> guest: we didn't start with a question. we started with our presentation. so we first of all, we gave general facts about the country, its size, amount of people, attractive places and then told about our lives as teenagers throughout what we do when we go out, would be to as hobbies, habits and stuff like this, and the differences which are not so big and the educational system. and then comes a time when we go to the army and then if the audience was interested in politics, this is

anywhere else, but to come here is like staying in a small town in scotland rather than going to manchester or london during the revolutionary war. you have to make a decision. do you stay in boston or do you go to the new capital and joined the government? if your farsighted, you go to the new capital and become john adams and a major historical figure remembered two hundred 50 years later. if you're sam adams, you decide to stay in boston and you become a view. [laughter] what government does and can do that will enhance or impede the growth of technological innovation and invention is obviously something that is hugely important. that is what the panel will discuss. i will quickly introduce everybody and then just pose a question and give everybody about 10 minutes to talk about it and then we will turn it over to you. i will do this in alphabetical order. i will start with richard epstein. he is a pivotal figure in the legal academy and scholarship. he has been the major scholar into many fields to list, but includes sports, administrative law, constitutional law, and more. speaking as someone wh

but to not come here is sort of like saying some small town in scotland instead of going to manchester or london during the american revolution. you have to make a decision, do you stay in boston or do you go to the new capital and join the new government and if you are far sighted you go to the new capital and join the government and become john adams and our major historical figure well remembered 250 years later and if you're sam adams you choose to stay? boston and you become a beer. [laughter] >> so what goes on with respect to the regulatory state is a matter of enormous concern. what government can do that will enhance or impede the growth of technological innovation an invention is obviously hugely important and that's what the panel will discuss. i'm going to quickly introduce everybody and pose a question and give everybody about ten minutes to talk about it and then turn it over. so i'm going to do this in order. start with richard epstein who hardly needs drewiski. -- introduction. he has certainly been one of the most important, he's a major scholar in too many feeds to list but it

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