they practically bankrolled the renaissance, paying for artists and scientists like michelangelo and remake the world. how many days a week are you here? they are the medici. >> so come in. >> and i'm going to meet one of them. >> you are in a place that the florentines call the castano. they created this place as a scientific laboratory. the medici wanted all the bright minds in europe to come here and to create new things and to experience with science, the arts, with food, with spices. >> so it was just, like you say, a think tank. >> a think tank. >> or a taste tank. >> exactly. >> expert art restorer daniela murphy is sneaking me in for an audience with the most powerful medici of them all. where is he? >> he is right -- right there. >> oh, my. meet cosimo primo de medici. he led the family at their dizzying heights in the 1500s. in this fresco undergoing restoration, he became so powerful he is being crowned grand duke. by the pope himself. >> he marys an extremely wealthy woman. >> not only did she spend a loft money, but she brings a lot of the new spices from the new world,

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michelangelo. did michelangelo attend lectures? this whole business of focus on instruction and teaching, teachers what you do to student learning is what the student does, right? proper learning should be playful, it should be thoughtful should be at your own pace. can't ms. fraser and that goes by and if you miss one of the lessons on coaches and it just shoots by a few messier done. it should be like a village with a bunch of stores. and as you do stuff you go get stuff. and unfortunately we found two things. one we have collated education with pain so much so that students themselves on the other side expected. so sometimes we do these educational innovations at mit and other students from the students go wait, wait, wait this is too easy there something wrong with this. that's the level of stockholm soldier and we are having. >> i agree i agree. it is such a hard idea to get across i think. even in my own teaching i became, somebody studies learning and memory to understand these principles i became committed to flipping my cl

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the artists that were produced at this time, it is a role call, leonardo dicaprio, botticelli, michelangelof music is incredible. >> reporter: what's the answer. >> we're working that out. >> reporter: he sang at the vatican as part of the so-called pope's choir. >> we say we consider something beyond this world, beyond the every day. >> reporter: that's where we first met this british baritone in 2018, inside the spectacular sistine chapel. >> when i was singing in the sistine chapel, this made me think about archives and the potential for archives in other parts of italy. >> report mark spyropoulos came to me and said where is the music? >> report what the archive is one long story. >> reporter: which is funded mostly by americans. >> a story made up of mllions and millions of narratives of a family that had an impact li like no other family. this is a letter written from rome on the fourth of november, 1833. >> reporter: they're working to make available more of the letters that belonged to this powerful family that were patrons of the arts and pretty much everything. where do we see thi

nvidia conference call, the analyst day, jensen wong, the da vinci of our time, i was going to say michelangeloike he has cracked the code of autonomous when i visited out there, they still hadn't been able to figure out black ice. black ice is the biggest problem. i think they solved everything and autonomous is finally here and david, it makes me want to own uber because they become less of a taxi service and more of a tech company, which makes it so that uber's the big winner of the mary barra and general motors what do you think of that thesis, david? >> i like it. >> you do? >> at some point we will have fleets of autonomous taxys or autonomous cars being used of course to the full extent of their economic value as opposed to what is sitting on the street or the parking lot most of the time and there's another name that comes to mind when you talk about autonomous, and it's probably got the biggest lead, still many would say, maybe you heard this company, tesla. >> yeah, but cathie wood sold some, david. so i don't know. i mean she sold some so isn't the magic gone? to some extent >> she's