of nature. scientific or physical laws of nature. these laws of nature, in effect, organized the universe, kept it in harmony, kept it as a system, governed by certain core laws. like, for instance, the law of gravitation or newton's three laws of planetary motion, right? but these laws of physical nature, they were absolutely -- they were, they are absolute. they are universal. they apply throughout the whole universe. and they are permanent. and as a result of these discoveries, the discovery of these scientific laws of nature, moral philosophers in the late 17th and then into the 18th century began to look or try to discover certain moral laws of nature. right? so when the declaration refers to the laws of nature and of nature's god, it is referring to moral laws of nature. right? if you remember, go back to web of the very first classes when we read john adams' diary, the young 21-year-old john adams writing in his diary about the things that he was learning as an undergraduate at harvard co

it favors vaccination over natural immunity. but we have to acknowledge natural immunity is real. this study had 700,000 people in israel. it affirms 14 other studies. another one from israel showed it was 6.7 times, natural immunity, over vaccinated immunity. the reason is you probably get more of an anti body response to the entire service of the virus, not just the spike protein and a cellular response. the b and t cell response. that may be more durable as well. >> so we can measure whether somebody has natural immunity. you can take a blood test. i've seen it. if it's more effective, why would be mandating the vaccines or people with more effective immunity already. that would be insane. >> i think public health officials took an edict from the top and it was almost as if it was a political talking point. we need to get every american vaccinated. anything else that suggested otherwise, be it the data on natural immunity, it was down played. look at the cdc on chicken pox. they tell you not to get the vaccination if you had it in the past. it's been politicized with the talkin

the event may be natural, but the disaster is just as much human made, right. and when we're talking about the lack of adequate response, we have to talk about root causes here. and you know, we could go back century is really to, to haiti's founding. and the debt the extorted from france after its successful successful slave revolt in 18 o 4. and even more recent decades, the intervention of the international community, which is overthrown, governments overturned electro results and cause the political instability that has been blamed for many of the problems with relief efforts. and i think we can also go to the 2010 earthquake and look at the legacy of that which again, $13000000000.00 after that earthquake pledge to help haiti build back better. right . and as we see today, you know, so much of that money has been squandered, wasted, and really then we're looking at what are the problems with the foreign aid system itself and, and why haven't those resources actually gone to the needs and benefit of the haitian people and you know, that's a much different s

so the time of our everyday life is not really nature nature. the kind of it was more complicated than and we give you an example. suppose you of a clock or watch and gives time, and we will know that the, the property of clock to that they measure time. so this does the same time for all of them. if, if i look at them and they have the same time, and i look again, they have the same in time. well, actually, if you measure precisely, that's all to. if we take 2 good clocks, not these one. this is my grandfather watch is not particularly good. good. well, we make one a little bit higher and wait a little bit. and then come back and we look at them. they're not. they don't indicate the same time because there's more time up here. the time down there, and these can be measured today in the, in, in a laboratory. so time is different than what we think the time of our usually imagination is false, is an approximation is like the setting of the sun. right? but we're actually going to come back to this experiment a bit later. but before we get deep int

cost of natural gas and the lower the cost of electricity. this chart shows how it plays out for a household with all electric appliances versus natural gas. at the rate at the baseline, electricity would have gone up say by 30% in the first scenario, $0.29, natural gas at $3 and still less costly than electric. but when it gets to the $3.40 rate shown with the red arrow, that switches. natural gas now becomes more costly. just a small difference. but as that continues and goes up, the costs become more favorable to electricity. you can see when it gets up to $19, there's a significant difference. anywhere above $3.40. some households would be better equipped to afford a cost like that than others. the city could fund all or a portion of the costs. there's another approach. and that would result in substantial city costs but could be covered potentially by bonds and phasing the initiatives. so over time the changes would be made but not necessarily all at once to smooth out this cost. or it could be combined with rebates and incentives and a

so the time of our everyday life is not really nature nature. the time of it was more complicated than and we give you an example. suppose you of o'clock her or watch and gives time, and we will know that the, the property of blocks you, that they measure time. so this is the same time for all of them, if, if i look at them and they have the same time and i look again, they have the same in time. well, actually, if you measure precisely, that's not true. if we take 2 good cox, not these one, this is my grandfather watch is not particularly good. good. well, we make one a little bit higher and wait a little bit. and then come back and we look at them. they're not, they don't indicate the same time because there's more time up here, the time down there. and these can be measured today in, in, in a laboratory. so time is different than what we think the time of our usually imagination is false, is an approximation is like the setting of the sun, right? but we're actually going to come back to this experiment a bit later. but before we get deep into

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so wild nature has been displaced to the tiny fringes. one of the markers of the human impact on the planet is something with come to know as carbon footprints the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions . however, there's also something known as the ecological footprint. a concept co developed by bill that compares the total natural resources consumed by an individual group against the planets ability to renew it. if you look at the ecological footprint of any advanced, highly populated rich country, they are in a state of ecological. so if everyone live with people do would require the capacity of, say, 3 plan of or if everyone live the way we do on average a candidate. we need about the past 4 or 5 senators and we don't have them. we can only live this way because we are effectively x over exploding in the global common europe included a century ago has not been for the capacity to import resources. ready and from the colonies, the ecological footprints rich, very rich and thousands of times greater than the average. we can have great

curiosity and creativity and as a parent connect his interest and captions that your kids naturally have two available community resources of places and things around us. >> how do you get to the basics of teaching math and reading literacy to children in an unschooled environment? >> i make the point very clearly in the book that is ever parents responsibility to make sure that their children are highly educated and i would argue that is true whether your children are in school or not in school and parents need to make sure that the children are actually learning and being educated and with him schooling because there is so much more family involvement because parents are tuned in to their weaknesses and areas of interest is easier to connect the resources and build upon the knowledge of children have and their curiosity, i do go through the book talking about how to approach reading and math and i think it's important to mention they are not anti-curriculum or the traditional learning, since the idea it is self-directed and student directed as opposed the top down, many children w

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what the study compares his people who are naturally infected versus people who are naturally infected vaccinated and there seems to be a marginal benefit to added vaccination. however, the real comparison is with respect to the mandates and the social measures we are putting in place, the real comparison is people who were naturally infected versus people we consider fully vaccinated. in that comparison, several studies are very, very clear that people who are naturally infected and people who were fully vaccinated are equivalently susceptible subsequent infection. in most cases the expectation is people who are naturally infected are more robustly immune especially to the variants. >> shannon: we've got to go but i have to ask, why do you think the cdc is presenting this material in the way that it is? why are we costly told that it's vaccine or bust? why is natural immunity treated like, as my dad would say, a redheaded stepchild? >> we are up against a major challenge. i think the cdc is essentially not having faith and confidence in the understanding of everyday americans. they ma

the patients face is not just about natural disasters, right? there are other issues that play here in terms of haiti. we are definitely in problem to natural disaster as you know, we are in the past of how it came anytime. and we are in the midst of the hurricane season of using, with also experience to major a critical the we have had a quick before except that the, and dispute us time you seeing them back to back within a period of 11 years doing the hurricane times we suffer as much devastations when it cross the path of the dominican republic as well. but i think the difference is that in the day a government has utilized the resources available to provide the services or at least build the proper infrastructure to be able to better handle those disaster one day occurred in my homeland. unfortunately, the resources has not been utilized in that capacity to build the proper infrastructure as ought to have the resources available to provide the necessary services doing those type of natural disaster. ok, so right now we're at the victims from

but on natural events alone to blame for the tough life facing haitian. and this international intervention really healthy. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the show i am, sam is a dan. it's a nation that's long suffered from natural disasters in political turmoil. hated once again devastated by a powerful earthquake. the tragedy has been accelerated by a trouble storm. on top of a panoramic. at least 2000 people have been killed. many more displaced. hospitals are overwhelmed. that's while the countries yet to elect a new president after the assassination of jovan envoys last month, laid is trickling in slowly and agencies are struggling to get food and urgent medical care to those in need. we'll discuss what's behind that shortly. but 1st, john holman reports haitian prime minister, laundry, or riding of his 1st press conference since in earthquake rip through the country, south west, leaving more than 130000 families homeless. we had a lot of questions about his government's handling of the disaster, especially why a week later, a still no

a new natural gas pipeline that would double the supply. russia sends to germany is nearly complete. but the nor stream to pipeline avoids ukraine, which is where a large portion of rustling, natural gas passes through before making its way to europe. this means the ukrainian government could lose a huge portion of the income and earns through transit fees. united states and some u. member states are also concerned. they say further reliance on russia for europe's energy needs could be risky. but germany's are going chancello angler marco says there will be rules in place to protect ukraine security. he's a follow on. we have made it clear that we will seek further sanctions within the european framework if the suspicion that the pipeline is being used as a weapon is confirmed. and we have made it clear that we as well as graph walter, see who will be our special envoy are starting negotiations about the possibility of extending the contract from 2024th. so ukraine can have security on this level as well. oh, yeah, let me check this just said, i still believe that this is a witness t

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the natural immunity may not measure up to the vaccinations? >> that's not what he said.ioned, the data from israel is clear that the risk of vaccine break through infections by 6.2 times higher than infection breakthrough, the evidence is clear that the viral load associated with the vaccine breakthrough infection is substantially higher than it is for natural immunity and much closer to 70 who has not been vaccinated. it's more infectious. respect to the study that the director refers to, it's a bad study. it's a study of 246 people in kentucky and it deals with a very narrow question of what is the reduction in risk associated with somebody's recovery from natural immunity and 70 who doesn't? the actual difference is like 98% of protection versus 93.5% protection. they presented it in a misleading way. beyond that, it's a very flawed study reasons that have been discussed and contrary to much bigger and more robust studies for example the cleveland clinic buried study of 52,000 employees that found no improved protection from getting the vaccine. a study from oxford of

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i want you to respond what we heard from president biden's surgeon general on natural immunity. >> wemore data that tells us you get some protection from natural infection it is not as strong as what you get from the vaccine especially with the delta variant which is the hardest and most contagious variant we've seen, we need all the protection we can get. that is why the vaccines are so effective. laura: really? >> really not. contrary to 50 years of virology and the vaccine if you give a strong enough vaccine you can make antibodies at any level you want but that's not immunity. it is how person response to an infection. natural immunity a stronger, broader and deeper and longer lasting than vaccine immunity and we have data showing how long natural immunity survives and lasts compared to the 3 to 5 to 6 months before you need booster after booster after booster. laura: a good time to ask this, pfizer announced it is submitting international trial data to the fda to the third booster shot. the antibody start to flag after some time, which doctor fauci is thrilled about. >> we are as

cost of natural gas and the lower the cost of electricity. out for a household with all electric appliances versus natural gas. at the rate at the baseline, electricity would have gone up say by 30% in the first scenario, $0.29, natural gas at $3 and still less costly than electric. but when it gets to the $3.40 rate shown with the red arrow, that switches. natural gas now becomes more costly. just a small difference. but as that continues and goes up, the costs become more favorable to electricity. you can see when it gets up to $19, there's a significant difference. anywhere above $3.40. some households would be better equipped to afford a cost like that than others. the city could fund all or a portion of the costs. there's another approach. and that would result in substantial city costs but could be covered potentially by bonds and phasing the initiatives. so over time the changes would be made but not necessarily all at once to smooth out this cost. or it could be combined with rebates and incentives and a mix of the tools available to

the natural immunity seems to be fairly long-lasting as dr. risch said.hy you would jump ahead and say you need a booster in place to anything like that. >> laura: what i don't understand, dr. risch and you read the studies all day long. what about a completely comprehensive study done on the tmb cell memory and variance that we know about? there was the cleveland clinic study, correct, but then they sort of tried to qualify at a little bit. we still like vaccines, don't criticize us. doesn't it seem curious that the doctor said so many people have had the virus and a lot of them don't know it but they haven't gotten their t cells checked? so they are wandering around not knowing if they have natural immunity? >> well, that is part of life. that t cells will wane over time. so people are still immune because they had t cells that bone marrow when stimulated encounter the virus again or a new virus similar to it will make antibodies again. the t cells, you can exactly test the immune system. >> laura: okay, is that all be made or we don't need that? >> may

well, your opinion be very much dependent is increasingly dependent on russia. natural gas. right now we are kind of rush of the present before, even without the nor stream to going operation hours affecting your muscles. say russia right now is cut the supply of physical supply of gas to a europe and to cover its contract obligations is extract and gas from underground reservoirs in europe. and so that means that the former right and formal terms rushing, complying with the contrast long term contract got trauma is, but in terms that means that so when summers in the winter is coming and the european gas reserve on that there use as a buffer during the cold winter are right now very much the week. it's in times where you can physically won't be impossible, won't be possible to fill them up before winter comes. and so as a result, the spot price of gas in europe has skyrocketed almost to the levels of east asia. and europe is not getting enough liquefied gas on tankers, because most of it is going to the stage where there's the so called the asian premium one price. so russi

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we are also seeing natural immunity is more inconsistent. some people may have stronger and some may have very little. it is not clear how long it lasts. there are suggestions it does not last as long. we are seeing breakthrough cases in people who have been infected with covid than those who have been vaccinated. they are good questions. talk to your pediatrician about them. there is a lot of information out there and it can be overwhelming to filter through all of it. it is good to talk with about your -- it is good to talk about it with your pediatrician or your doctor. >> pediatricians besieged by parents seeking shots for kids under 12. how much is this happening and what is your guidance for them to fend off those requests? >> we said the approval of the vaccine they are worried about their their kids and anxious to get them vaccinated. that is not 100% understandable. but we don't recommend you getting the vaccine off level. what we just talked about earlier is it is important for us to -- we have to rely on these systems to look at t

so much is powered by natural gas with energy and other products as well year to date, natural gas upg to watch with that gas as well as oil this morning. right now, to thelatest on the growing concerns surrounding the pandemic the number of new cases rebounded to levels not seen since the past winter surge. in new jersey, cases here up more than 500% in just four weeks. as of friday, the cdc reporting that cases overall surpassed 100,000 a day on average amid the continued uptick, dr. fo fauci is giving an update on the vaccine for the emergency use approval fauci says this could lead to a new wave of vaccine mandates in the private sector as well as schools. speaking on that matter, because you have kids and you care, the head of the national teachers union says she has reversed her view on mandating vaccinations saying she is now more in favor of mandatory shots for your kids teachers >> we are this week to revisit and reconsider our policy that we passed in october about voluntary -- the best way to do this was to do it voluntarily. let me say, my members stepped up 90% of the tea