they should not exclude people from conversation just because they are disturbing even including teret's syndrome pledges a disturbing. and try to do the job better. prominently through my students that was legally blind the third argument it is a symbol of male domination and objectification of women and will treat them as a mere interchangeable object. but the people who make the argument don't know much about is long and do not know what symbolizes what but the more glaring flaw is the society is giving many images that treat women as a sex object pornography, a nude photos transparent clothing or tight jeans and all of these that may be argued treat within as objects. women are encouraged to market themselves with male objectification and it has been observed a way to rob wind of agency. i have written several articles myself one is pornographic abuse of women on the internet. what about plastic surgery? everytime i undress in the locker room when in bear the scars of liposuction, breast implants were the tunney talk some out of personal choice but some also by the pressure to confor

[applause] >> so now as i step toward the future, professor stephen teret is the founding director of johns hopkins center who has been one of the pioneer in thinking about gun violence from a public health perspective, and as inspired mentored many of us will now talk to us about the promise of personalized guns. [applause] >> i don't know if -- adam is in the room. adam, raise your hand. i would like to -- stand up so everyone can appreciate you. he's tall. [applause] so i'd like to express my grad gratitude for being a coauthor on the paper with me, adam an jurnt graduate at johns hopkins university. he's a senior public health major, and is as an example of the future of gun violence prevention in this gun. thank you, adam. i was going to have as my talk a lot of data, and i would describe to you the sophisticated statistical annals i would do the data, i worried that i would confuse daniel, so -- [laughter] instead -- yeah. so instead let me tell you a quick story. the story occurred thirty years ago, exactly thirty years ago on what was then a cold wintery preglobal warming day,