know are chomsky is a professor at the massachusetts institute of technology and chair and a prominent critic of to know what i say she. must be very busy i suppose. as you can say. ok let's. bring her she started something in the same minute is speaking of the seventy's. when the beginnings of concern was the environment began to me raised among the general population so of course our systems after it's on the triumph is they're going to maintain their control some of that lot is the power of corporates today bears on. power is based on their control of capital on their control of investment decisions. that are massive influence on government which derives from the private power that basically the nature of state capitalism but it's extended and around under the middle of the liberal policies of the last generation which are sharply us for that and we have all those companies telling you that they are all they have sustainable products that they're extremely fair and doing their best and the christian is how do we need to deal with green eyes directly is that the proposals may be wort

is professor of genetics at harvard medical school and professor of health science and technology at harvard and massachusetts institute of technology, director of the department of energy technology center and director of the national institutes of health center, leads the synthetic biology license where he oversees the directed evolution of molecules, polymers and whole genomes to create new tools with applications and regenerative medicine and bio production chemicals. in 1984 he developed the first direct genome sequencing method which resulted in the first genome sequence which he helped initiate the human genome project in 1984 and the personal genome project in 2005. it is a delight to have you with us. after george speaks, debora spar will talk about what she has heard and ask the first question for jamie metzl and george to answer. deborah is another superstar, the former president of barnyard university, she's now professor at harvard business school and senior associate dean of harvard business school online. her new book, work made mary love, how change shapes our human destiny, will be released in august.

the development of a space suit for the moon and mars which is being pursued at the massachusetts institute of technology in boston. professor david neumann is trying to adapt the old spacesuit to the conditions on the moon because right now the current spacesuit is 140 kilos for space station it was for shuttle so that's ok in weightlessness but when we get to the moon and mars we're in a gravity environment the moon only has about 17 percent of the earth's gravity allowing large leaps but these can backfire especially in heavy spacesuits. i am. how do i make someone much more like an olympic athlete how do we perform and not use my waist my energy working against the suit but put all that energy into performing so you really have to think about a completely different design the only other way to keep someone alive and put pressure on them is to basically put it right on to the skin so that's called mechanical counterpressure. 'd davis version of the suit is skin tight exerting pressure on the body and the right pressure within the body this means that human tissue is not stretched and blood doesn't clo

unprecedented moment, we are spending the hour with noam chomsky, professor emeritus at the massachusetts institute of technology whwhere he t taut or more than halalf a centuru. his recent books include global discontent, conversations on the rising threat to democracy, who rules the world, and requiem for the american dream, the 10 principles for the concentration of american wealth and power. noam chomsky joined us for a conversation from his home in april in tucson, arizona where he is sheltered in place with his wife. we spokeke on the day that senator bernie sanders announced hehe was suspependig his presididential campaign,n, making former vice president joe biden the presumptivee nominee to face donald trurump in the novovember election. i began by asking what is happening right now in t the context of the 2020 elecons,s, what he sees happening in november. noam chomsky: if trump is reelected, it's a indescribable disaster. it m means that the e policies of t the past four years, which have beeeen tremely deststructive to thehe american populationo, toto the w world, willll be continued and probably acce

you know one of the world's greatest scientists we promise you the backdrop as a professor for harvard medical school health sciences and technology at harvard and the massachusetts institute of technology and director of the national institutes of health center of genomic science and biology of the licenses where he oversees the directed evolution of molecules polymers and whole genomes to create new tools and applications and bio production of chemicals. 1984 to develop the first genome sequence which resulted in the first genome sequence to help initiate the human genome project and is just a delight to have you with us and then what she has heard and asked the first question for james and george to answer the former president professor at harvard business school and senior associate from online. her new book will be released in august. after that then moderate the question-and-answer session based on questions raised by you on the facebook site anyone compose a question and then those that will rise to the top of the list we encourage you to post questions throughout the session. entrepreneur and innovator. chair of medicine for singularity university and exponential m

professor of genetics at harvard medical school and professor of health sciences and technology at harvard and at the massachusetts institute of technology writ director of the us department of energy technology center and director of the national institutes of health center of excellence in genomic science. he leads the symphonic, synthetic biology where he oversees the directed evolution of modules, column yours and all genomes to create new tools with applications in regenerative medicine and bio production of chemicals. in 1984, he developed the first direct genome sequencing method which resulted in the first genome sequence. he helped initiate the genome project in 1984 and the personal genome project in 2005. george is just a delight to have you with us after george speaks devils bar were will share questions on what she's heard and asked the first question for jamie and george to answer. deborah is another superstar. the former president of barnard university she's now professor at harvard business school senior associate of harvard business school online. her new book , work made mary love, how machines shape our h