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will the technical revolution bring well i ask economist innovative speaker and bestselling author shel north strong. the rise of digital technologies bringing the whole world closer together distances disappearing nations and borders begin to disappear to where will this rapid progress take a seat in the coming decades how will our ambition influence future technologies and how will groundbreaking inventions shape the humans who use them. showing our strong welcome to the show it's really great to have you on our program today so show as to cannot. nation states are where there is no way and we'll have citizen stet i heard you say that. lots of times but look all over europe all over the world there are people fiercely obsessed with their national identity london voted to stay in the u. england voted to leave new york hillary but the bible belt look bible belt voted trump what makes you think the nation state pendle don't want swing back i mean it looks like it is making a comeback you know it seems like they're looking for an identification after thirty five years of intensive globali

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as far as the winning side of the ledger, total is up there, royal and shel.cks are gaining this morning and you have a couple of other banks on the upside this morning, barclays on the upside. banco santander on the upside as well. it's just hsbc that is dragging on the stoxx 600. lawmakers in the u.s. have failed to negotiate an end to the government shutdown, leaving the market without a resolution for the situation. in europe, equities have open pretty flat. david, what do you see as far as market reaction, typically the markets do not care that much about a government shutdown. they only care when it gets into the possibility of a debt default. david: correct. typically the government shuts down a maximum of two to three weeks. you normally see a little bit of a risk off and a little bit of lower equities and lower body else. really, it lasts just for the period of the shutdown. those losses are normally quickly reversed and the market reverses the usual trend. i think the debt ceiling is more of an issue for march. the we continue the resolution that is

that shel records show saved 18 people total. it was more likely she say between 35 and 45, so many went undocumented. she was doing her job and did not talk about it. stille got older, she continue to rescue people. andwas in her early 60's rescue to women that toppled over while they were trying to straighten out their skirt, she zipped out and pulled the men. she always said the light is my child, if it no longer needs me then she was ready. that is exactly what happened. the lighthouse bureau was starting to automate things, electricity was being assured him, she no longer had to care for the wick as she did and the past. they were really starting to change the lighthouse systems. with that came a lot of bureaucracy and red tape. she would get these messages or letters from washington dc scolded her for not filling out the proper paperwork for her inventory. she was not used to any of this and it worried her a lot. her job may be at stake. her out notewed knowing she was the most famous lighthouse keeper in the world. he shou