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it was mit mit, march march, when russian forces open fire on a line of people standing in a line to get brett, that was sir. d, w corresponded alexander phenomena interleave, as always, many things. here are some other developments regarding the war in ukraine. international donors have pledge more than 10000000000 euros to help ukrainian refugees at a conference in warsaw lodges. the money is a mix of donations and loans. the funds are intended for projects run by the united nations and local aid organization lives to train british prime minister boards, johnson became the latest western leader to visit keith. he met with president zalinski and walked through the city. johnson praised the country's response to the russian invasion and offered ukraine armored vehicles, an anti ship missiles to help ensure that the country would never be invaded again, all the russian forces are continuing their attacks on the eastern city of ha keith . the offensive has caused considerable damage to civilian targets. more than a 100 people were inside this building. when it was head. 2 residents wer

the 36th street station mit is not confirmed this. we have been told various different sources that at least 5 people were shocked at least 2 critical condition. and why p d just saying multiple people shot at this juncture. and the shooter still very much at large and a massive man underway the new york city gave. well, there were also reports of smoke at the particular station. what do we know about that? are these confirmed reports or is the n y p g? not going with that. whenever there's a shooting like this, there's always going to be various bits of information that come out from eye witnesses or people that were there that think they saw something or think they heard something. and then those reports spread very quickly. in this case, initially, there were reports of some sort of smoke and or maybe a canister of some kind that perhaps the suspect might have grown during the incident that immediately led to all sorts of speculation. various departments, nypd responding to the scene, of course, immediately according to being wiped

and what we find across both of our games at random mit. is that they take a huge emotional toll on the players? right having that high level of realism leads to a real engagement and lincoln bloomfield famously stated that out from the game. is often like waking up from a particularly vivid dream, right? it takes days for the for the feeling of the game to wear off. and i think that has an important impact when we're thinking about understanding human decision making and group dynamics that it's not just reason and emotion as a dichotomy, right? this isn't the idealized cartesian world, but reason and emotion are always already intersecting and overlapping so understanding the kind of logical sequence along with the emotion that goes into the weight of decision making is essential. and so finally that leads me to a few limitations of the archival method. alright so often we're working with incomplete information right when i first went into the rand archives. i didn't know that there were two different cold war games one original one and a

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they seem business like now. routine eyes. mit love. i live to shifts. message you would, gina. so green pieces efforts don't grab people's attention anymore. unless something goes wrong. during the european football championship and june 2021, a greenpeace activist flu of powered paraglider into the ali on serena in munich. just before the match between germany and france. patent that through brag plot plan was to circle above the stadium dog and was a bullshit balloon flute turned to the field. him through last. the plan wasn't to land london to send a message, which was also on this big balloon to the politicians. and the w and to put a stop to these climate damaging diesel and internal combustion engines. and to do so pronto on gov as there were problems with the engine. this was it's electric. the glider couldn't accelerate properly on car sank lower and lower and then got caught in a room by a hot during the emergency landing the activist grades to spectators and injured them. as could be seen here, greenpeace narrowly avoided a catastrophe. there were headlines, but most

which in the last was im when you know this him he said that they did it the last with ah, with ah mit russia was forced to talk with you to a constitution a me a 2nd. why the west for a long time and it has to find that this isn't why nowadays many, many people much room look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviously is to rate trust rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a with we need the worlds that the multi polos with multi level institutions, the you and she calls her a multi polarity in the world during his 1st visit to russia. since the conflict began a new parade, but the trip itself, i've seen the secretary general facing criticism from western countries, were simply talking to moscow. also head on the program, germany and on says

was developed at mit done by synthetic biologists inside, they imagined if the computer scientists would go through 100 million compounds in chemistry, they could find a compound that would serve as a general antibiotic very different from the antibiotics we as humans have resistance to so they built a network thatt generated candidates and then another network rating them based on how different they were from the ones wey are getting. they came upor with the truck tt appears to work really well, it is a good example where incredibly intelligent scientists working together across fields were able to do something no single scientists nor human could ever w do, just complicated. >> the process by which they achieve the they do not know why, they could not construct it by themselves without artificial intelligence in fact a different evolution during the enlightenment. >> the issue is with our technology as it marches forward, fundamentally because init's imprecise in the sense it doesn't know why it did something like a team. if you ask a team why they did nothing and i can't explain it. i

and i'm sure this will be a very important moment on this entire special of the regime for chrome, mit all is associate professor at the u. s. military academy at west point. i asked him what this new phase might look like. so this new phase was definitely, definitely expected. i mean, russian, the kremlin is said from the onset that one of the major goals is don bass region and benefits of getting their bay in the initial and basically basically hit a stone wall going up against ukrainian defense. so naturally what they would do is a pullback, re consolidate and then try to try focused attack on me specific region and try break the ukrainian defense. is there, get some gains, consolidate those gains, and then see what happens from there. is there a risk that the russians could be spreading themselves too thin? so in this case, they seem to be early on the invasion. they absolutely spread themselves to then they didn't necessarily have the strategic assets necessary to support all their different operations. and seeing time this new assault will likely be a lot more concentrated then t

we see pictures of street fights happening right now in mario paul are right now in the other style, mit allergic or industry, our sites are so heavy fighting seems to be happening right now. a very 10 situation at 10 situation or so because there's not only ukraine on the forces are holding a position in air that industrial side as those so are reportedly hundreds of civilians who sought shelter in the other style as site or who are trapped there. while fighting is ongoing, you to be corresponded. emma schanzer in levine, reporting, thank you for your continued coverage. the russian foreign minister has confirmed a new stage in what the kremlin calls its special military operation. so the law says moscow's overall objectives have not changed. ration in the east of ukraine. it wasn't those from the very beginning to fully literate then. yes, going to look around sort of books. and this operation will continue because beginning, i mean another stage of the situation is beginning. and i'm sure this will be a very important moment of this and thought a special duration i like to reach on ou

and this drug was developed at mit. and it was done by a set of synthetic biologists and computer scientists and what the synthetic biologist did is they imagine that if the computer scientists could go through a hundred million compounds for in chemistry. they could find a compound that would serve as a general antibiotic. it was very different from the antibiotics that we as humans all have resistance to so they build a network that generated candidates of these antibiotics and then they built another network that graded them based on how different they were from the ones were already getting and they came up with a drug that appears to work really well now that's a good example where incredibly intelligent scientists working together across fields. we're able to do something that no single scientists nor human could ever do it just to complicated but anything why? they know that it works. and the process by which they achieved it. but they do not know why that they could not construct it. but themselves without the a

if you look at mit, they take up the learning course and the others with computer science.omputer science is the number one majorr in every major university that i am familiar with in the united states. we are producing a generation of people that will build the systems and we want to make sure they are built in the same way. doctor kissinger says very clearly he doesn't put the computer scientists likeha me to be solely inin charge of this ad i agree with him. >> the next question is from matthew. >> i am an attorney. here's my question. how close are we into the human physical body like the modes in the brain and what will that do to our understanding of personhood, consciousness, liberty and moral choice and all of that? >> we don't go into this in the book so much because it is speculative. there is a number of startups that are trying to do something similar to what you described. if i were to give you my prediction which is just my opinion, this will start with people that have severe brain injuries. and we will be able to improve the quality of their lives. i think i

it's still unclear if mit mit chuck was captured. in fact, weeks prior to this photo now who is victim edward, chuck is ukranian politician and one of the leaders of the opposition from 2018 until his arrest. he was the chairman of the pro russian party in care of. he had played a key role in negotiations between the ukraine, russia and the people's republics of the nets and logans. his wife also complained of how all opposition media channels have been completely shut down in ukraine. 06 channels were closed before i left you green. as far as i know, all tv channels are now closed except for one. this is the only platform. this is a country with one channel that's a lensky control. there can be no more alternative opinions. what freedom of speech, this is no longer journalism. well political scientist and expert on middle east affairs, it baldur believes president zalinski has wrongly imprisoned his political opponent, but won't face any consequences. most ma'am, still we know the situation is tense for ukraine. the situation is get

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mit has been trying to map all the connections in a single human brain.has been really difficult. >> how many does not take? >> that is thehe question, they start with a friend of mine, they developed dna codes, they imagine dna was a code and work out what the code would be. he's been mapping it for some 21 years with this content. thanksgiving dinner last year, the more studies, the less they understand the brain but the folks at mit have taken the connection of the nematode worm and applied it to the brain of the human brain and their connections at all times and turnshe out to map all the connections in a human brain, it suggests a single human brain is complexly connected as the old global internet is. but the global internet takes lots of energy, a data center takes, the dominant technology of the data center in the cooling system to take away the heat. >> i don't seem -- >> the same way the human brain functions with 12 to 14-watt, 98.6 degrees fahrenheit, i don't need extra cooling. >> so i believe technologych functions expensive, they expand hum

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until weeks to initial guidance. alas, been often looked vague. finds him at least feeling foolish to mit niemen. vin peters is at the wheel, she's from munich, and normally works as a tool manager for musicians and bands. but since the war broke out, she's made it her mission to provide humanitarian aid. and then again, when i see all the children definitely hits me like it, but i'm not like, oh this poor kid needs my sympathy or i'm thinking, let's get this kid out of here. get off. the drivers are all volunteers from across germany. some knew each other before, while others joined up to form the convoy. they can't just sit back and watch what's happening in ukraine. as isn't, is ours. i'm not afraid to think of think of as long as they certainly have a degree of respectful situation. but my motivation to help is far greater than any fee or something like happened with program cuba and had to literally showerhead right next to us. we'd have to make a quick getaway than most, mostly rec vaughn. for their 1st off, they're visiting knute bowski. the berlin is renting a room in a hotel in s

demonstrators clash with police during protests, over shortages of basic supplies, such as food, fuel and mit medicine. muslims worldwide are marking the star to the holy month of ramadan which begins a period of daily fasting until sundown. after 2 years of ramadan events dampens by the pandemic. soaring food and energy prices are likely to also have an effect this year or the warring parties in yemen, laid down their weapons on saturday in the 1st nation wide. true since $26.00 team is comes after 7 years of war. the truth between the saudi led coalition and iran back who the rebels comes is the muslim holy month of ramadan begins. hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in the war, and millions have been displaced in what the united nations calls the world's worst humanitarian disaster will. for more on this, let's bring in mohammed al kelly's. he, he is a jamini journalist from santa based in cairo. thank you so much for joining us on d. w. so of course we know that previous these fires in yemen were ineffective. could this one be different? actually yes, with a very bloody year

we can muzzle that always motivates me too along that always gets a whole muscle mit i go in order to publish mine. i'm from yon ben to day. i have my own family globally and i'm just happy with the sporting success. i've had him sport. let me affiliate with the life i'm allowed to lead. now it's through good. so i can say i no longer perceive the accident negatively. oh, to zag it. of course it was a bigger one. fire mish does. it was certainly a detour on amazon and assess it, but i no longer need my feet big law for the rest of my life. man, of whose honest man, paula, for film and vitality. not everyone can become will champion, liked of it better. at this story shows that an amputation does not mean the end, can be an opportunity. but this requires people like duffy better who stand next to amputees with all of them what a modern design games with historic buildings ah, well in the spanish polt city is an el dorado for creed. and now world's capital of design. a new ideas set against old splendid invalid 0 mix. next on d, w. a will be here by india. a city growing at breakneck sp

recently mit campaign has been trying to map all the connections in a single human brain. this has been really difficult. >> how many zettabyte does that take? >> well, that's the question. they start with a nematode worm, which is -- a friend of mine was on sydney bringers team that first developed dna codes. imagine that dna was a code and worked out what the code would be. he's been mapping the brain of a nematode worm for some 20 years at the university of wisconsin, and at thanksgiving dinner the other year, , last year or so, e told me that the more he studies the connect home of the nematode worm, the less he understands the nematode brain. >> wow. >> but the folks at mit have taken his estimates of the connections in a nematode worm and applied it to the brain of the human being which all the synapses and neurons and connections and all kinds in the brain, , and it turns out it tas a couple zettabyte to map all the connections in the human brain. so it suggests that a single human mind, brain, is as densely and complexly connected as the whole global internet is. b

wouldn't mit blake and with regard to ukraine, self defense. as i said, we will now also examine things that we have not examined before. and there was the german foreign minister speaking just moments ago. did we have political corresponding, thomas ferris, on the story for you? thomas, the riffing image is coming out of butcher. are they galvanizing germany to do more? absolutely, and this decision by the german government announced by germany foreign minister internet above. and lena babel certainly points in that direction. she stressed that this was about countering rushes in humanity. and as such, she already informed the russian ambassador of that decision. we're talking here mostly of relatives of employees, of the russian embassy here in abilene and are in a babel clearly stressed that these people were working in germany against germany's freedom and social cohesion. and at the same time, they were an am quoting here, a threat to those who search protection in germany. so this is very much a strong decision by germany. we've also hear

the mit challenges like pandemic and climate change. i am a head crystelina guilty. ava says, the goal of the trust is to re distribute funds from wealthier to more vulnerable countries. as members look to support global economic recoveries. now the european central bank kept its key interest rates unchanged on thursday. the b face is a dilemma with your resign inflation. it's in a record high of 7.5 percent in march. fuel and food prices are searching and supply chains remain snarled up. but the u. s. has taken a different path to the c. b, raising rates twice so far this year. so why the imbalance in a purchase? i asked common reinhardt, from the world bank, whether it's down to disagreement over how long the inflation search will last. i think the federal reserve definitely started out with the narrative that it was all transitory s. b the e c b has clung to that view for longer than the fed. i think the fed basically started backing away from the the narrative of temporary nist. so certainly at this conjuncture, it, it does seem way

but these kids are determined to go photo mit. i think i want us to be one of the dope to teams and daily 2nd day of the 1st act. and i want to keep growing in the game. now i want to play at the national level. it's mission, blue jersey for me. i want to play for the engine team temperatures in delhi already sorting. and these kids have played through a very warm afternoon. but the sun hasn't quite set yet a bit longer to spend at glee. oh, and that's it for monday, there's more from the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. you can follow us on twitter or facebook as well. we're back again tomorrow at the same time. see you then people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families play bomb attacks in syria to these credit owners with people fleeing extreme around getting $200.00 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking ask why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah, a

yes, 21 mit strictly until 21. yes, i understand. and please don't drink until tomorrow.on't ride in heated seats and i'm sorry, don't fuck. forgive me, please, i am a creature. i do not understand how you live with me? i wouldn't be able to with myself. such a cute, uncle asked to read the text, he watches rather than listens. children at i'll take yours in the morning. listen, i'm tired. no. it's just your children, and i'm with you. do you hear yourself at all? what do you want me to say? that i love them very much. that i would choose them on the street from a thousand, it's not true. and you know, not a manic mother. these are just individual people. i know, i was lucky, but sveta is fine. well, why is it that my father and i, in general, all adults , this is everything that pleases you, does not please you. that's why let's go i know why, because i've come in large numbers, damn it, you don't understand a damn thing where you live well, the tiles are not the same for you, look. now everything is now insufficient concert exhibition of the jewish. avant-garde pancake,

in the sanction system, but that we must also intensively and rigorously implement this package on mit blick and with regard to ukraine, self defense. as i said, we will now also examine things that we have not examined before on spring up to feed. now on some other world news headlines, shanghai says all of it's 26000000 residents have been tested for covered 90. 1 of china's largest ever public health responses, the city has been placed under a strict walk down to combat rising corona virus infection. some 9000 cases reported on sunday. germany says it will no longer impose compulsory foreign teams on people infected with the crone of virus. starting a 1st health minister says medical staff will be the only exception for everyone else. isolation will still be strongly recommended, but not required by law. and can you motorists have endured a nother day of major fuel for an interest with ours on q as petrol pumps ran dry. the government lanes hoarders for the shortfall, but oil dealers that they were owed subsidy payments from the state can use energy regulators at the shortages were

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u sanctions against russia on german company's european parliament president, roberta, mit sola has met with ukraine's president zalinski on a surprise visit to cave. when sola pledged that the e u would increase its assistance to ukraine. the maltese politician as the 1st top e u official to visit since russia's invasion the european union has called on china not to help russia a wage war on ukraine or sidestep western sanctions. the warning came during the 1st summit between the you and china in 2 years since russia invaded ukraine, beijing has stood by moscow and still refuses to condemn the attack. it was the 1st summit between the you and china in 2 years. the goal assurances that china won't arm russia or help moscow evade western economic sanctions. european commission president or ssl of fonder lion said afterward, she had made an appeal based on simple math. let me remind you that every day shine on the european union trade, almost 2000000000 euros worth of goods and services and income parisian trade between shine on russia's only 300, some 330000000 euros per day. so a prolon