it is as much a part of a nature as trees and rocks. but from what nature? the nature that contains human things along with things that are superhuman. so aristotle says humans alone in the animal kingdom can do more to indicate pleasure and pain but also give reason. good or bad? right or wrong, just or unjust. the laws springs from the nature of one kind of creature. from what part of that nature? give reasons to over matters of right and wrong. there is only one kind of creature who understands what it means to bear a commitment or in obligation even when it may run counter to their own inclinations or interests. the connection to the groundwork of moral judgment means we must understand what we mean by "moral.". meanll move from what we by moral to the level of moral judgment, we are moving radically away from the statements of personal feelings, private taste, and we speak about things in a general universal, right or wrong, just or unjust, which is to say good or bad, just or unjust for others as well as ourselves. and so, if we think it is wrong, some

exists in nature. it went this way. no man is by nature the ruler of iser men in the way that god by nature the ruler of men, and men are by nature the ruler of forces -- horses and cows. that is, therefore you find in the world a state of affairs which some men are in the position of ruling over others, that state of affairs could not have a reason from nature -- a reason -- arisen from nature. it came from convention, arrangement, consent. here is what it sounded like with john locke. , commanding all the workmanship of one wise maker and being furnished with like faculties, showing all one community of nature but cannot be supposed any such subordination among gods that they authorize us to destroy one forher as if we were made one another's uses that the inferior ranks of creatures are made for ours. and then for so said it this way -- verso said it this way. no man has natural governing over another, might can produce no right, the only foundation left for human society is agreement. hence the boo

on mad tonight what's behind the fall in natural gas. i'll reveal the message buried in the charts and which company took a cue from beyonce and woke up flawless. i will reveal. say what you want about the election but it was undoubtedly a surprise. do data and politics mix after the result? i'm talking to a major player in the space to find out. don't miss my exclusive with talent. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramer #mad tweets send an e-mail to "mad money" at cnbc.com or give us a call, at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something, head to mad money.cnbc.com. . >>> what the heck is going on with the price of natural gas? in the last month this energy source has been absolutely clobbered. one of the largest natural gases collapses in recent memory. a crash of epic proportions. that frankly really honestly has anyone talked about besides me? i have to get a better sense of this brutal decline and to do that because it is very clinical we needed to check in with the p

within a few years, thehey went extinct i in nature. ultimamately, those animals died out and the species was lost forever. they cannot bebe studied and longerer. a arctic ice e is turningng the survrvival of t the polar b with a loss of the polar bear may come the loss of potential medicines for diseases like osteoporosis, kidney failure, and diabetes. essentiallyears are inin mobile as evevery hibernatg bebear i is for fiveve-seven mo yet they do not get osteoporosis. their bones don't thin. there are the only mammal that does not get osteoporosis with prolonged immobility. if we were in mobile for f five months, if we were hospitalized or paralyzed, we would lose one- third of our bone mass. mobobility, the balance shifts to losising bone. osteoporosis. this is an enormous public health problem in the united states and the rest of the world. 70,000 people bought in this country every year, costing the u.s. economy $18 billion a year. one-third of women over 65, post menopausal women, will have a fracture not caused by injury, but cau

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of natural gas. the u.s. dollar. check out the weekly chart of the dallas index which measures the strength of the green back versus a basket of foreign currencies. gas are priced in dollars a strong dollar tendings to be bad news for commodity prices. ever since trump won the u.s. dollar has roared higher, run almost 4 full points in less than a week which is a very big move, okay. especially when talking about a currency. trillions. this move is about the expectation of higher interest rates. this trump wants the government to borrow money to fund his tax cuts and infrastructure programs. garner thinks the currency markets are getting ahead of themselves, especially approaching the end of the year big corporations move the money oversees to cover expenses like bonuses and puts pressure on the dollar and expects the dollar index to run out of steam at 101.50 and can't rule out the possibility it gets squeezed to 105. if we get the usual seasonal usual seasonal end of year down draft in the dollar it should i think t

and the natural world. it really opened a lot of doors for me. i grew up speaking spanish. spanish is my first language and the language we speak at home. thanks to my parents ar grew up being puerto rican as much as my friends back in puerto rico. i am able to embrace both cultures. i spend a lot of time in america and i learned all of my school work here in america that i am puerto rican through and through. that has helped me. i'm able to relate to my colleagues here and my classmates hear the u.s. that i go back to puerto rico and i feel at home. it helps me to learn and grow as a person. i'm able to communicate more effectively having both of latino community more in the sciences. growing up i did not have any role models who were latino scientists in the natural world. i know they're there and i want to be able to offer that to the community and offer that to young people who are growing up latino in north carolina or in the u.s. but who also really love science. we can do it. we're doing it it's just

and that's known as the nature of science. and that talks about the characteristics of the knowledge which is directly derived from how the knowledge is done. it's things like all scientific knowledge is subject to change. it's never absolute. scientific knowledge is partly afunction of population . scientific knowledge is empirically based. scientists go out and collect data from the natural world, they don't just make up things. of how they think the world works so it's just tested against nature. so that's what major science is referring to and i'm going to spend all of my talk on the second two. because all this science we learned in schools, all the science we learned from tv, all the science we get from museums, zoos and wherever we confront science, and we want to learn about science, the ultimate goal is always been scientific literacy. we want our general public to be able to take the knowledge they have with science and use it to make informed decisions about personal issues , about societal issues and reproductive c

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katty: when nature becomes the classroom. one photographer has capture d homeschooling through a child's eyes. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television and around the world. it is the eve of thanksgiving in the u.s. but that has not stopped progress for the trump team, where the president-elect announced 2 more appointments to his cabinet, adding diversity to what had been an all-white come all-male cabinet. from new york, here is the bbc's nick bryant. governor haley: south carolina makes presidents, and our next president will be marco rubio. nick: nikki haley became prominent as a critic of donald trump. she endorsed florida senator marco rubio and then backed ted cruz. governor haley: i wanted someone with conviction to the right thing. nick: this daughter of indian immigrants was a critical of the proposed ban of muslims to the united states and incendiary tone of his anti-immigrant rhetoric. governor haley: it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices . we must resist that temptation. nic

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that's a choice that's been made, but now we're coming up against natural limits. narrator: the arid southwest is not the only area in the united states faced with water supplies reaching their natural limits. cape cod, in the northeast, a region with relatively high precipitation, is experiencing its own sustainability issues. cape cod is a location containing ecosystems unique to the new england region. with beautiful sandy beaches and a rich variety of natural habitats, including grasslands, wetlands, and woodlands, cape cod is one of the most attractive recreational areas in the nation for both tourists and permanent residents. eichner: i think, in general, the cape community is very aware that we live in a sensitive area. people come here because of its natural beauty and because of what it has to offer. and we need to take care of this environment. narrator: in recent years, cape cod has witnessed a large increase in its population. stone: from 1950 to current, the population has gone from about 50,000, 45,000 across cape cod to about 230,000 today. so it's b

of the family comes together naturally and he imagines the republic is the most natural form of government. it's true to the nature of human beings. therefore, the united states will be a kind of model to the world. >> lets talk about the structure of the book a little bit because you approach another interesting way, i mean, you are moving chronologically, but not focused on his political life. you have chapters on music and privacy and how vital privacy was to him. wideout you talk a little bit about how you came to that approach and why you approach it that way. >> we wanted to do something different and try to show what we thought, the things that we thought were important to shaping jefferson's life and he was born in chadwell and then one thing happened on the other thing happened and another thing happened, but the id-- i did was to things, things that were important to him and things that were key to his personality and to think about how he became a patriarch. the second section is traveler and it talks about the influence of france, and what happened to him when he leaves montice

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