the answer to this question had come so i traced the change which a person is born he grows up at sardi's gets a job sells the family car and house grows old and then dies. and. it's all seemed somewhat pointless to me i thought that's not quite what i want which i wanted something more. students start their day at six thirty in the morning with prayers followed by breakfast once fair they have classes just like an ordinary university then comes lunch free time supper and afterwards they resume studies. this is a lesson in the old mongolian language it's the most difficult of the studied languages but it's all but extinct however one needs to learn old mongolian to read ancient but is text students sit on the floor because they're not supposed to be at the same height as the teacher subordination is as important here as in the army during class not a single word is out of their afford apartments at the buddhist university philosophy medicine religion and. its graduates post the reputation for brilliance doctors astrologers and psychics as a result many ordinary secular visitors come to th

academic he wants to be more powerful he wants to be bigger than his britches so that's ultimately sardis a whole program and psychological problem maybe you have a psychotherapist can help me he just he needs to get rid of the space analogies he's got the star trak he's got the bernanke it's a little too much space. because he's obviously a space cadet as to me and if you don't remember god that's good ok we don't have time but i remember you said you wanted to dig holes or something about aliens there was another alien analogy in there that's all we have time for there thanks so much for tuning in don't forget to come back tomorrow and remember right here have a great night. deadly terror attacks in the syrian city of easily killed nineteen injured dozens more as the un warns its powerless to implement a peace plan unless both sides lay down their arms both the government and opposition point the finger at each other for the bombing. political pressure on ukraine growing over the treatment of former prime minister yulia timoshenko with the e.u. politicians threatening to boycott the eur