eventually this guy, adam schuman, ends up at this treatment program in northern california. and it's on the grounds of california's veterans home. beautiful place. so here 24 guys from iraq and afghanistan surrounded by a thousand other survivors from experiences that weren't iraq and afghanistan. some world war ii guys, a lot from vietnam. a guy from guyana, that was his difficulty. it's just what you're saying, yeah. of course it's always opinion around. it gets different names. there may be more people going through it now because body armor's a little better so people who might have died in previous wars are now alive not just with physical injuries, but with traumatic brain injury. there may be a higher percentage in this what are that needs some kind of help, but no, no, we know this. we know that this has been around for quite a while. it's just a little more in the open now. it's not the guy living upstairs in the attic who screams now and then or the neighbor down the street who seemed to have gone to vietnam. i mean, we grow up with these stories. but it's more pre

[laughter] -- the schuman's. [laughter] >> the reason the humans have to win is they have too shy and in the human system has to be updated. this is not happening fast enough. the second one half arguing how we would politically and culturally solve this. please join me to think these great minds the underwriters. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> this has been the best venue in various formats it is such a great institution the legacy will last far longer. [applause] >> i appreciate that. thank you so much. cynic at eric schmidt and jared cohen has been interviewed many times but i think we had a great moderator today. i hope you enjoyed. [applause] the book goes on sale paperback tomorrow with a completely different after word does he think about these issues provide h

[laughter] -- the schuman's. [laughter] >> the reason the humans have to win is they have too shy and in the human system has to be updated. this is not happening fast enough. the second one half arguing how we would politically and culturally solve this. please join me to think these great minds the underwriters. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> this has been the best venue in various formats it is such a great institution the legacy will last far longer. [applause] >> i appreciate that. thank you so much. cynic at eric schmidt and jared cohen has been interviewed many times but i think we had a great moderator today. i hope you enjoyed. [applause] the book goes on sale paperback tomorrow with a completely different after word does he think about these issues provide holders take advantage of that. from the stevens institute of technology in hoboken new jersey, this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank the deans of stevens to helping to host this and to john in particular for both organizing i

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