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. >> jerry steed, "wall street journal." thank you so much.ppreciate your time this friday. >> thanks, craig. >> twitter, not just a social networking site. it's apparently a high-tech mood ring. there's a new study of twitter being released by cornell university, says that people around the world are happiest in the morning. joins me now scott golder, a graduate researcher at cornell university's department of sociolo sociology. dot, first of all, tell me about the study and how you determined that people who are, in fact, happiest in the morning? >> hi. we -- thanks very much for having me. we examined a very large archive of tweets. we had half a billion messages that we collected over a period of a couple of weeks, and we did something very simple. we took a well-known set of keywords that are rated as positive words and negative words. >> keywords like what? >> i'll give you an example. an example of negative words include things like fear or fury or vulnerable. whereas positive words included things like delight, or happy. those sorts of

. >> caller: my name is joe steed. i am a black american. my age is 75.hen i listen to public discussion about welfare when it comes to americans, i hear the same answer that you couldn't give a few moments ago and that is why we can't explain why welfare is given so freely and lavishly to our financial system but when it comes to welfare anywhere else it is assumed by news people and authors like you and the general public that any other welfare going to black people and we don't want to give them anything anyhow. i was surprised a person of your stature couldn't answer that question. >> guest: that is not my subject. i don't assume that when you say welfare to an individual you are talking about -- just talking about black people or the context of our conversation was black america. african-americans are a minority. in no sense could use a most welfare ever went to black americans or ever would. what i was trying to say and what i am trying to say is this distinction or relationship between corporate welfare and social welfare, corporate welfare is by m