. >> good afternoon and welcome to the virtual event why it's okay to speak your mind. president of the manhattan institute and i'm very excited to talk today with professor philosophy from bowling green state university and author of the excellent new book why it's okay to speak your mind. we are in the midst of intense debate about free speech on college campuses ideological diversity in media and censorship online professor is important emerging voice and this conversation with the much-needed analytical rigor and clear thinking. weather conversation today to consider more basic questions. how does society make sense of itself? who do have a process in place to make sure our ideas are stress tested before deployed? throughout the conversation please enter your questions on your platform. we will get as many as we can. thank you very much for joining me today. >> thank you so much for having me. great to be here. i'm glad to talk to you about this. >>ng you are not making a case for free speeche as such. but when you look at the climate and the world of political phil

>> good afternoon and welcome to our virtual event why it is okay to speak your mind. i'm president of the manhattan institute and i'm very excited to talk today with hrishikesh joshi professor from bowling green and author of the excellent new book "why it's okay to speak your mind". in the midst of intense debate of free speech and college campuses ideologically diversity of media and censorship online. professor hrishikesh joshi is an urgent voice to bring clear thinking. his book in our conversation today considers more basic questions. how does our society makes sense of itself? do we have a process in place to make sure our ideas are stress tested before they are deployed? throughout the conversation submit your questions. we will save time at the end to get as many as we can. thank you for joining me today. >> thank you so much for having me. great to be here. i'm excited to talk about the book and these issues. >> what you get out of the way early on as we are not making a case for free speech as such. you leave that to others. but when you are looking at the c

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that immediately come to mind. so the 16th amendment.ome tax, the 17th amendment, the direct election of senators, the 18th amendment, which is prohibition, which, of course, will be repealed in the 1930s. and the 19th amendment granting women the right to vote. matt, do you have any favorites? >> all of those amendments but, of course, i'm thinking as a student. jason said 10 and then 13 to 19. that's a lot of amendments. but i would encourage students to focus on the bill of rights as a package because that's how it's described in the material from college board. but i agree with jason that the reconstruction amendments, 13, 14, 15th are crucial. 13th ending slavery, 14th granting citizenship to all people born in this country, due process, and the 15th, black men the right to vote. those ones are probably the most essential but i also like knowing the progressive amendments as well. >> matthew, we've had several versions of this question, so this time period is on a lot of students' minds this morning. i'll read the tweet. how much im

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this time period is on a lot of students' minds. how much importance is placed on the gilded age and what should i primarily know from the gilded age? guest: the gilded age's unit 6. it is 1865 to 1898. sometimes students are confused because unit 5 goes all the way to 1877. we are talking about the gilded age, basically the half-century after the civil war excluding reconstruction. this time period is pretty much equally weighted with the other time periods. 3, 4, 5, 7, and eight. in many textbooks this is often times multiple chapters, or in hours, it is one large unit. there are a lot of things to know for the gilded age. probably the area that would be least important is the political era. don't spend too much time on the presidents, though they should know some of the political movements at the end of the era, the populist movement. the agrarian-based -- how that feeds into the progressive movement which takes hold in the early 1900s. i would say more economic in terms of the rise of these large corporations that are really dom

. >> good afternoon and welcome to our virtual event, why it's okay to speed your mind. i'm the president of the manhattan institute. i'm excited to talk today with rikishe joshi, professor of philosophy and the author of the the excellent new book, why it's okay to speak your mind. we're in the midst of intense debates about free speech on oucollege campuses, ideological diversity in media and censorship online. fro pfeffer joshi is an -- professor joshi is an important emerging voice on these topics. his book and our conversation today step back from controversies of the day to consider more basic questions. how does our society make sense of itself? do we have processes in place to make sure our ideas get stress tested before they're deployed? throughout the conversation, feel free to submit your questions. we'll save time at the end to get as many of them as we can. thank you very much for joining me today. so much for having he me. great to be here. excited to talk to you about the book and these issues. >> one thing you get out of the way early on in the book is th

let's move onto the guardian, their own minds. let's move onto the guardian. an — their own minds.rdian, an exclusive _ their own minds. let's move onto the guardian, an exclusive on _ their own minds. let's move onto the guardian, an exclusive on their- guardian, an exclusive on their front page about concerns of far right activity within members of the uk military. i mean, this is an important investigation, give us the key points that they have outlined. yes, bear in mind, they've got a few paragraphs, — yes, bear in mind, they've got a few paragraphs, so bear with me on this, it's basically— paragraphs, so bear with me on this, it's basically saying, yes, there is concern _ it's basically saying, yes, there is concern about far right activity in the uk _ concern about far right activity in the uk military, all aspects of its, some _ the uk military, all aspects of its, some 60 — the uk military, all aspects of its, some 60 members of the forces referred — some 60 members of the forces referred to that terrorism prevention programme, and of course, the mod_ prevention programme,

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so this time periods on a lot of students' minds this morning, so i'll read the tweet. how much important importance is placed on the gilded age and what should i primarily know from the gilded age? okay. well the gilded age is unit 6 so the gilded age is 1865 to 1898. now sometimes students are confused because unit 5 goes all all the way to 1877. so we're talking about the gilded age. we're talking about the the basically half century after the civil war excluding reconstruction this time period is pretty much equally weighted with the other time periods, three four, five seven and eight anywhere between 10 and 17 percent of the exam. in many textbooks this is often times multiple chapters or in our textbook. it's one large unit there. so there are a lot of things to know for for the guild at age probably the the area that would be least important would be the political era area. i wouldn't encourage students to spend too much time on the presidents though. they they should know some of the political movements at the end of the air of the populist movement how that's

a stopgap solution destined to have a long term impact and far beyond minds the style introduced by clarke took them clear of relegation for starters then up to the bundesliga 3 years later clark is a coach who often doubles up as father figure is well. working basically with a group of young men who do need a mentor of some sort and ideally that should be the coach which means ensuring the understand why it makes sense to listen to. what i said to my players right at the start was even if i have no idea about football it would be good for you to engage with me because everyone doing the same things wrong together has still better than everyone just doing what they want. next stop for klopp was the rural district joining brucia dortmund in 20085 years he took the all time powerhouse from mid table mediocrity to the top of the pile in germany winning their domestic double in 2012 and even reach the champions league final a year later clarke remains a dortmund legend. and. play good lively passionate football in dortmund and you can create something really special. show total commitment cele

and make better in the midst of changing your mind. so that generations beyond you can take from you. in the same pursuit pursuit of happiness because that's the guarantee of each and every one of us that is what is meant by life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that one individual is the most happy when they fulfilled their capacity. and fulfilling your capacity means first and foremost to question yourself. to be so bold. to be able to keep a pace with the time. and to influence and instruct the youth of your time. to continue accordingly i hope and this gathering? that you all have found some. well somewhere they advice. so many who come to visit here. have said that they they leave more intrigued that when they they first met me. and believe me they are making quite the trek into the wilderness here. i still consider myself to be a savage of the mountains. but rescue assured as you continue to come to visit. and as you will leave with your opinion as to hell you will live the rest of your life. that if you have enjoyed while y

own mind. should make up their own mind. when it comes to the future of this — their own mind. when it comes to the future of this place, _ their own mind. when it comes to the future of this place, what _ their own mind. when it comes to the future of this place, what is _ their own mind. when it comes to the future of this place, what is your - future of this place, what is your ambition for what people will walk away thinking and feeling? will it be less of the marvel and more political? it be less of the marvel and more olitical? ., , political? it will not be political. our vision _ political? it will not be political. our vision here _ political? it will not be political. our vision here is _ political? it will not be political. our vision here is to _ political? it will not be political. our vision here is to create - our vision here is to create advocates and an advocate is somebody, and that means as i say, by the way it is many advocates, millions, tens of millions, which we can do, w

keep in mind you can tweet us your question at c-span w. jay and you can also text us your question at 202 748 8003 because these gentlemen are here to help you with your questions about the ap usc history exam. we have a student that has already texted us with a question. we heard jason give us his answer but the students want to know when they write their answer is that important to have good grammar on the d because. >> good grammar is always helpful but when you look at the root, break the rubber does not have any points for good grammar. i tell my students one of the advantages of history versus say ap history exam is that we are focused more on the content, and keep in mind that these are timed rights, so in essence these are rough drafts. so have as good and -- as long as a reader can understand what is being said then you will get full credit. so focus on the crap content, and focused on what college board calls the historic thinking and reasoning skills. make sure as you answer a essay, he deeply q or a l.a. q, that you are looking

this time period is on a lot of students' minds. much importance is placed on the gilded age and what should i primarily know from the gilded age? guest: the gilded age's unit 6. it is 1865 to 1898. sometimes students are confused because unit 5 goes all the way to 1877. we are talking about the gilded age, basically the half-century after the civil war excluding reconstruction. this time period is pretty much equally weighted with the other time periods. 3, 4, 5, 7, and eight. in many textbooks this is often times multiple chapters, or in hours, it is one large unit. there are a lot of things to know for the gilded age. probably the area that would be least important is the political era. don't spend too much time on the presidents, though they should know some of the political movements at the end of the era, the populist movement. the agrarian-based -- how that feeds into the progressive movement which takes hold in the early 1900s. i would say more economic in terms of the rise of these large corporations that are really dominat

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the us from the marketplace because no one should have to sleep played the and make up your own mind to come up w. . made for mines. getting stronger and smarter through technology this dream is quickly becoming reality researchers and developers are driving for the digital optimization of humans with mind blowing results will be all soon become cyborgs today's topic on. the cybernetic organism or cyborg for short has played a major role in pop culture for example in the movie robocop a police officer with potentially fatal injuries becomes the super cop with his high tech implants tony stark from the marvel universe can fly in his eye and superman's police updates his hand with to gain new powers and skills these days even real life humans and their bodies with the physical components they called themselves cyborgs or bio hackers harvesting from britain is one of them he's colorblind and has no intent to that converts calos into sounds and unlike the human eye his intent i can even detect infrared and ultraviolet he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work pretty intense b

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what's happening in the brain when you apply mindfulness? of the brain and that's firing all of the time and that generates a whole lot of emotions and those emotions lead to a whole lot of thoughts and in most cases they're worry thoughts and they're not going to the beach thoughts. so what happens is as you get caught up in all of those emotions, it's just very difficult to fall asleep because you're worried about today. you're worried about tomorrow and worried about what will happen to everybody, so by slowing that down and what we know is when people practice mindfulness the amigdula begins to settle down and you realize that these worry thoughts aren't anything that happens right now. there's nothing so bad right at this present moment that you can't deal with it and you get back to the present moment, the only moment we ever really have you realize that it's not such a bad moment and you can get through it and it's only moments when we're not living in this one that we suffer and you can't fall asleep. >> that's me. >> jillian, two th

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insulin or any one of our organs does its thing the mind makes thoughts that just a what is if we're going to be alive we're going to have thoughts yammering on but our mistake is believing that because we have a thought we have to think about it our mistake is believing that because we have a thought it's true or are we believe even we believe it. and that there's some deep meaning great importance in all of this nonsense going on in our mind you know 90 percent of scots are repetitive so we turned them off before very few thoughts are really interesting even higher percentage are negative so it's a bad. not just falling out of love with our thoughts because we are so enamored with our thoughts we think they're just the most fascinating brilliant things that we have of course thought up where the authors are so we're to blame for them and we take credit for them but if we were to imagine it's more like a ticker tape that this kind of out of order computer in our mind it's your birth or it just keeps generating right we don't have to take them quite or seriously we don't have to beli

make up your mind. you need for minds. welcome to match day 33 and a weekend of football history was made robert levin dusky finally did it 40 goals in a season equaling and almost 50 year old record set by the legendary get up. get . it isn't fair that miller is probably more important for this club than any current player because this club would not be as big as it is without it. just by the league already being in the bag this cave by and something new to celebrate it was also a match day with some relegation threatened side's got to celebrate safety like who hosted braman. business on but it was all fun starscream all the time and has a bilin followed up their jeweled with fellow selig well as cologne with a gift for their coach what could be inside. was like their moment i'm guessing you're thinking in which i'm going to go down but i think baas. match day 331 where the impossible could happen like a shocker getting a win against frankfurt no less. kickoff on an irresistible canals with weekend of the season let's sta

whether it be on paper or if it's just in your mind how you're going to actually not just do it. in your own life. also preparation the so that people they have your password so they can get into your account you know your affairs are in order how now you're going to notify people are you going to leave you know that you better when you start making a plan that's when it is being released serious. and that is the big picture we're going to be back next time and if it's next week in real time for you we're on direct t.v. channel 321 set the d.v.r. if you miss us live or also on dish 280 our live stream is anywhere you can get you tube at youtube dot com slash r t america all my shows are archived at youtube dot com slash the big picture our teeth and i am among a cast of thousands on our portable t.v. free in the app store or google play a portable dot t.v. there's a lot of stuff to poke around there especially if you're aki fan i am a holland cook at holland cook on twitter remember the deals you follow me i'll follow you for our entire production crew working the late shift here

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and it looked like their minds were on their summer vacation as dark and eased to victory. dortmund might have expected an easy raid against the might side with 5 changes and little to play for and there was certainly enough chumminess before kick off to make frankfurt funds weapons. and their fears were realized on 23 minutes when jason sun she was set up rafael guerrero to curl darkman in front mights his young stand and keep earthen dam and left clutching thin air. on 42 minutes sunshine was at it again dancing down the left and feeding captain marco royce dortmund at half time and more wool for young dominant. it was too easy for son as he was allowed to saunter into the box royce nipped in just ahead of erling holland and the 2nd half was no looking like a straw for the visitors. on 18 minutes poland set up yulian band to waltz road to dumb and to make it 3 nil the keeper taking a neat to the face in the process. the before been quite stone scored a consolation goal for months from a spot in injury time 31 the final score another feather in the cup for daughter and int

becoming a reality researchers and develop as a driving force the digital optimization of humans with mind blowing results will be all soon become cyborgs today's topic on shit. those cybernetic all commision or sidewalk for short has played a major role in pop culture for example in the movie robocop a police officer with potentially fatal injuries becomes a super cop with his high tech implants tony stark from the marvel universe can fly and his alma and superman's colleagues updates his hardware to gain new powers and skills these the. is even real of humans and their bodies with the physical components they called themselves cyborgs or bio hackers and from britain is one of them he's colorblind and has no intent but converts calos into sounds like the human eye his intent i can even detect infrared and by that he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work pretty intense but actually there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces they allow direct communication between brain and computer so you can control device with your mind but it's not just

bear in mind that being able to. bear in mind that being able to.rimary school is a national curriculum requirement in england. 0f curriculum requirement in england. of course there's an implication of all that in terms of health and fitness. swimming is a life skill takes it into a different territory. in the organisation is worried and particular with some holidays coming up particular with some holidays coming up about the potential knock on effect when it comes quite simply to drowning. the effect when it comes quite simply to drownina. ., , ., , . , drowning. the drowning statistics will be out around _ drowning. the drowning statistics will be out around late _ drowning. the drowning statistics will be out around late last - drowning. the drowning statistics will be out around late last year l drowning. the drowning statistics i will be out around late last year we are expected to see an increase in those which to me is absolutely heartbreaking. and a lot of generation which is after that as the years go on. we can't afford a lost generation o

it is a question on the minds of many, perhaps even including some of you tonight. how might president reagan answer this question? we will never know. but we do know he was cleared i, moderately minded and forward thinking in his own time. but that was then and this is now. here, at the reagan library, we are not looking to promote old solutions to problems. the question before us is no longer what would reagan do. the question now is what might he expect of us? it is indeed a time for choosing. no softball questions, no easy answers, we have asked the republican party's most capable leaders, most capable thinkers to address the hard issues, to address the tough questions and you simply cannot host a speaker series of leading republican minds without the former speaker of the house, former vice presidential candidate, and thankfully now, a trustee of the reagan foundation, paul ryan. that's just a fact. it is also a fact that paul ryan is a leader whose mind is always on the horizon, looking to find a new path ahead, from the policy platform to his book, "the way f

make up your own mind. w. for minds. on the one hand you had this kind of european civilization on the other hand you had exploitation. the question should be what is colonialism it's everywhere and it fit in everything and but nobody can really see it her name it.

that we think could be the mind of god. in fact, you can summarize all of string theory into one equation, that is my equation. my equation is about an inch and half long. it's not the final equation however because more recently we discovered there are membranes like beach balls or volleyballs. membranes it can also vibrate. in fact we think our universe is a membrane. therefore this is not the final equation. this is not yet the god equation. but maybe somebody out there listening to this program, a young person who was energized by this talk. maybe you will find the true god equation. and when you do let me give you some advice. first, tell me first. and we will publish together and we will split the nobel prize money. now the next question is, how can you test a theory like this? there are five ways you can test this theory. like what happened two weeks ago outside of chicago. a crack in the standard model babe that crack can be filled with the particle predicted by stripping theory. the next octave up. where the loss o

is it working my reading someone's mind _ works.y reading someone's mind or is - works. is it working my reading someone's mind or is it - works. is it working my reading someone's mind or is it more l works. is it working my reading| someone's mind or is it more to do with the brainwave activity? is not reading their mind in the sense that it is reading their inner thoughts, all it is doing is listening to the brain activity that tells the system what you are trying to move, what you are trying to move, what movements you are making, so it is listening to that activity that is saying i want to move my fingers in this way and i want to try and make my imaginary pen do this kind of stroke or that kind of stroke and it is deciphering dad and figuring out what the letter is in allowing you to type it. this is really exciting and will help a lot of people eventually. what are the next steps in terms of commercialising this? this ri . ht commercialising this? this right now _ commercialising this? this right now is _ commercialising this

offering her knowledge abroad where there are still many open minds and spaces that could be revived with threatened regional plants. reduce reuse recycle meter has been using this framework to heal itself long before we humans came up with a sketchy slogan whether we get with the plan and work with nature or resisted and work against nature is a toys one of us has to make our stories to be have shown the impact of these choices i hope you can make an informed decision about your actions going forward i'll see you again next week from all of us in germany good buy. for the for. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus the data the co the special monday to friday on t.w. . crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's faceboo