teleport at the touch of a button i can fly anywhere i desire automatically. i'm back at the old a rock formation in the australian outback. while. the view is incredible. but it's not australia i can't feel the hot wind or hear any animals. i travel to the all goes almost 20 years ago we spent many a night out in the open it was a journey outside of my comfort zone and one on never forget it was heart and not all the animals were friendly you can ever have virtual experiences like that ok. we mostly experience things with our eyes and ears you have no sense of touch or temperature here to include all the senses you'd need to wear special equipment like a data suit data gloves and lots of cables that's not what we're aiming for and it's not really available yet anyway because it is but virtual reality does make more extreme traveling possible i can take a drive on the moon for example or i can climb mount everest things i could never do in real life. in the gaming industry as a cutting edge of virtual reality towards in one game well traveler my avatar randoml

which can lead to the impression of precedence well teleportation or the spontaneous appearance of an object an object at all it was over there is always a trick i'm convinced that even albert einstein could have been taken in by magic we know there's a trick but we like to forget while watching our oil. unlike the internet we do not have unlimited resources the principle of least effort makes us accept easy explanations we only see what we want to see and we adopt the majority view. that's all the vision we invent a magic trick we create those conditions ultimately we for the brain and make it draw false conclusion falls. the fact that the fault is to rely on automatic cognitive processes allows the internet to make use of anything that is likely to deceive the spread of computer viruses and online scams are good examples as these largely play on our instinctive biases the fundamental law for it takes a similar skill set to plan a bank robbery has to come up with a trick that puts a cell phone inside a bottle that doesn't what they call this thing in computer science a virus is gener

>> what we know is the virus can't magically teleport from one person to another. if you are six feet apart, it doesn't have a path. there are many people that have symptoms that they don't realize are part of the coronavirus. they're contagious. if they're wearing a face covering, even if one of the parties is wearing a face covering, that's going to decrease the ability of the virus to get from one person to another because there are so many people out there contagious. that's why we're seeing what we're seeing where the virus has spiralled out of control. >> i think, also, the heat and being outdoors. being outdoors is the best. the heat and humidity also tend to -- i know the humidity does, push the droplets down, right. >> right. >> you should still wear a mask, you should still distance. >> we don't see full seasonality next. there are so many people out there with the infection, but it is true. when it is hotter, more sunny, more humid, the virus finds it less conducive to get from person to person. if you have to have a political rally, it's much better to

>> what we know is that the virus can't magically teleport from one person to another.you have six feet from somebody, the virus doesn't have a pathway to get from one person to another. if you have closer than six feet and there are people that have symptoms that are not part of the coronavirus or may be presymptomatic and they are contagious, if they are wearing a face covering, that is going to decrease the ability of that virus to get from one person to another. because there are so many people throughout that are contagious. that is why we are seeing what we're seeing in many states where the virus is now kind of spiraled out of control. >> i think, and also, the heat and being outdoors, being outdoors is the best, and the heat and humidity also tend to -- well, the humidity does, push the droplets down, right? you still should wear a mask, go on. >> you're right. we don't see full seasonality yet. there are so many people that have sus septemberable ceptible when it is hotter, sunny, and humid, the virus finds it less conducive to get from person to person. if you

you'd have to know things about lizard people, or teleportation pads, these crazy, crazy pi cocy theories if you're a lunatic, alex, then i want my sons and th lr sons to atics just le you. >> that's what we need-- lunacy! >> yeah. >> you know the world is flat, didn't you hear? >> narrator: as a boy in texas, nes was known as a troublemaker. >> alex inherently has a... so i think it appeals to him. that he cod maybe change the wod in his own way. (sirens blaring) t >> te to come out is now. >> narrator: as a teenager... >> david, don't do this to your people. >> narrator: he became obsessed with a government raid on a cult compound in waco, texas. (sirenblaring) >> he says that that opened his eyes. that he came away from that feeling like y weren't getting the truth from mainstream media, and that the truth was out there, but it-- it wasn't being presented in the way it ought to be. and he says that's what started him on his mission. >> from his central texas command center deep behind enemy lines, the information war continues-- 's alex jones and the gcn radio network. >> no longer is

"man, that would be great if we could just like teleport like from one place to another place., that would be great. but in lieu of that, can i order you an uber so you can go home?" just step back and consider the cruel contrast between trump's plan to send secret police to cities to crack down on peaceful protests and his lack of a plan for a raging pandemic that's killed 140,000 americans and left tens of millions out of work and many more suffering. there's a deeper problem here. trump is just the most grotesque and urgent manifestation of that problem in our history too often our system uses violence and incarceration to respond to problems instead of just meeting the actual needs of human beings that's why our police departments have tanks but nearly 30 million people don't have health insurance. it's why we have a department of homeland security but 23 million americans face eviction. it's why the pentagon gets $740 billion a year but there are long lines at food banks and an extra $600 a week for unemployed americans is about to expire and it's why we have secret police

in the sky, sometimes on the ground that morgan the generous in wales is a character that could teleport a, a lot of thunderbirds and my favorite is the view that the dungeons of the dragons she makes an appearance and runs around the steps of eurasia in a magical hut to this. around by two chicken legs. so this idea of self-propelled vehicles is a very old technological longing and we are just now making it possible to this we are finally fulfilling the dream at the same time that they are achieving the full organization of the planet. it's a statistic sort of trend. by the end of the 21st century will be about 100% urban. it's just a phenomenal phase and creating tremendous challenges for nobody and making solutions have served for a while like single passenger automobiles obsolete. the driverless or so of driving vehicles one of the things i deal with early on in the book are these words we use and what they mean and what they are trying to achieve. basically [inaudible] or a visually impaired person or i think for a lot of stressed out parents trying to get kids to all these differen

that emergency staff, support staff at the hospital, can remotely kind of almost like they kind of teleportedlp. liz: brilliant. >> 24/7 doing this, actually. they also use them for training purposes. you have a doctor who is doing a heart operation, the glasses are on and he can remotely share that operation with others so they can learn how to do it. liz: tell me what you think when you hear, as we did last week, that apple is rumored to be developing glasses similar to these. so my question to you is, they have a pretty good track record for developing tech that squashes those that came before it. why aren't you nervous? >> look, this is the future of computing. there's billions and billions and billions of business opportunities here. vuzix has products today, we have really sexy oakley-like glasses. there will be more than one winner in this game. we welcome apple. all they do is stimulate and grow the market and rising tides float a lot of boats. in enterprise, vuzix is winning today, beating companies like google with their google glass, beating the big bulky head set. people like our

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and an increase in the maximum teleports a more student can access to an affordable higher education. the bill would also reject the domestic gag rule, chew the title x grantees are selected on the merits, not political ideology, and prevent providers from discriminating against patients. i knew that my good friends would go into a lot of detail, and you are right, i love this bill. it is due to my heart. there's so much talk about, but thanks to your very in-depth descriptions of the bill by both chair delauro and my good friend tom cole, we will go on and discuss this bill further at other times. so let me just say i look forward to moving this bill through the appropriations process. i thank my friends for all the work you have done, and all of my wonderful colleagues who have made a very wise selection by choosing to serve on this outstanding committee, thank you again, my friends and members of the dillow seeking team for alk we've done. thank you. >> thank you. it gives me great pleasure, jenna, congresswoman grainger and i was often asked a while ago if i work across the aisle