her name is edson arantis donasimentou honor of the inventor thomas edison in those years in their smalltown, they only had electricity, then no one guessed that in the future the boy would become a light for all of brazil, he would be greatly missed. he was an icon of his time, pele spent almost his entire football career in brazil in santos. he is still the team's top scorer with 5,004 goals in 496 matches. no one else scored pelé because of the brazilian national team 77 goals in 92 matches at 17 years old. he became the youngest world champion by scoring in final one of the most beautiful goals of the tournament in 1970, the coach did not want to take pele to the world championship. and this led to street protests in rio de janeiro coach. i had to retreat, that team won the championship or became the first and only athlete who took the world cup three times. the greatness of sawing was limited only to the football field . even those who do not understand football know his nickname. he met with the kings of brazilian presidents. one of the few non- british people who has an mbe, meani

we should heed words of thomas edison, who i haven't failed 10,000 times. 10,000 times. i've successfully 10,000 ways that will not work . 10,000 ways that will not work. edison was american and our attitude to risk in this country can be too cautious compared to us friends . but we are capable us friends. but we are capable of smart risk taking in this country at start of the pandemic, we bought over 350 million doses of vaccine without knowing if they would actually work. and we up with one of the fastest, most effective vaccine programs in the world. we also need , if we're going to deliver need, if we're going to deliver those competitive enterprises , those competitive enterprises, smarter regulation , brexit, an smarter regulation, brexit, an opportunity not just to change regulations, but also to work with our export effective and independent regulators to create an economic environment which is more innovation friendly and growth focussed . our chief growth focussed. our chief scientific adviser , sir patrick scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance

given at the moment when they brought electricity, when he was born, and then the father thought thomas edisonme is always the same on the plane, when he died, everything died. these, because he died or did not die. yes, it will be beautiful forever. let's try anyway. uh, a little talk about how he played football , because we understand what messi does on the field, how he plays, ties the ball to the left a little went we know everything and we see what cristiano is now in world football pele let's talk about how the great did it at that time and opele is a very strong player, because he even remembers when the first didn't even play a red card and a yellow card, but there are brazil-portugal matches of the world championship in england that they do it for the first time. if now it was five or six yellow cards there, yes, they just scolded the brazilians, well, it’s important that that one is also yes, therefore, look, it was today. i think it would be 5 yolks, what they did exactly me to do the messi mixture and not to do. anyway , now it's not there at all, because there are cards. well, it

thomas edison said people fail to recognize opportunity because it comes around disguised as hard worke number of european equity companies has gone up by 100%. one of the worst and most useless and ill thought of pieces of regulation i've ever encountered in my life next to brexit. research dollars allocated to -- it has declined by about 70%. there is then ocean of underinvested companies. those are the companies that have made great money for investors. it's like we are buying some of the leading waste management operators in western europe. these companies have better growth than their peers which traded lower. in the u.s. they traded 20 times ebitda with good cash flows and what have you. we are buying the best companies in that sector. dani: sentiment is just so negative in europe. you will be invited back on because we don't have enough time for us to talk about what you think is worse than brexit. i do want to leave it here, bloomberg has a copy of your investor letter in one sentence really stood out to me. you said diversification in our experience only leads to mediocre and

gave it at the moment when they brought electricity, when he was born, and then my father thought thomas edison these are self-tapping screws before our entu always beat like that even with center, when he died everything died. these, because the shroud died. dead and forever be beautiful. let's try anyway. uh, a little talk about how he played football, because we understand what messi does on the field, how he plays, ties the ball to the left a little went we all know what and we see what cristiano is now in world football pele let's talk about how the great at that time made him a very strong player, because he even remembers, when the first one played , there weren’t even different cards and a yellow card. and there are matches between brazil and portugal, the world cup, what do they do? if now it was five or six yellow cards, i think they don’t do there, yes, they killed, they beat them just like that, scolding them too, but the most important thing is that they also sawed a great one, yes, that’s why they saw. well , look, it was today. i think it would be five or six. that's exactly what

>> thomas edison? >> albert einstein? katie alexander graham bell.i hate it when people lie to me. >> 20 years ago was what you're? are you pleading the fifth? >> 1998. >> 2001. >> i'm 24, 1998. >> what is 100 divided by five? ticket this is hard for me. >> gosch. >> 30? >> 20. >> 500. >> first lady of the unites states is? >> barbara walters? >> michelle obama. >> currently? >> eve anke trump. >> she called latinos breakfast tacos. >> jill. >> she sounds like a karen. >> name a country in africa? >> lebanon? >> spain? could get uganda? >> granata. ticket i did a project on granada. >> where does guilt come from? ticket i will admit i thought neil was its own animal come ou lampert. >> think it's a baby cow. >> a dear. >> as shark? >> who is jesse waters? >> who is who? >> jesse waters. >> he sounds like somebody who waters a lot of plants roethke actually he killed bonsai tree. >> i didn't kill it, johnny did. >> it's his world, he's waters. and this is his world. two book recommendations, house of wolves by james patterson, i is good, and i mean it

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thomas edison's right-hand man louis latimer came up with the filament that made the lightbulb work for more than two or three days and invented the electric lamp. a diagram the telephone for alexander graham bell. on a broader level you can look at almost any ethnic group in this country and i can tell you all kinds of incredible things they were able to do. it was our ability to work together as a community. that's what let us from nowhere. it's not dividing ourselves up into all these little factions and inviting each other that we need to be thinking about. we need to start early with the children. and american cornerstone we have a little patriots program. go to little patriots learning.com and look at the beautiful animations and interactive lessons. you would think it's expensive, but it's free of charge. we have great patriotic americans who underwrote it. those are the things we need to be talking about. we need to build our history on our positives, not on our negatives. do we need to learn about slavery and jim crow and all these things? of course we do. it's part of our hist

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thomas edison dropped out of school, probably autism he learned how to look and he also had mentoringeople i played with, electrical could fix anything electrical but we need those people. tessa, new line e most saying hs on the autism spectrum.ul he had his nose smashed in and probably on the autism victim this is thehe problem with the autism, you got extreme talent on one and with severe disabilities on the otherer end who cannot dress themselves or do normal activities but the verbal thinkers call it the same thing. our foster scientific systems. that's another reason to keep them in schools. 50% morely likely compared to other scientists, another reason to keep these classes. we'll go to the next slide. let's give tips. i've shown a lot of business leaders. you need these. n't stick them in a crazy chaotic work during the holidays. don't have long strings of information, i cannot remember it. give me some bullet points on what i am supposed to do. being vague doesn't work, you can't say you're not a team player, need to say you criticize the credit and called them stupid, that's

thomas edison had a thousand cracks atl the light bulb. colonel sanders had a recipe for fried chicken, rejected 1,009 times before they got a taker. pt barnum were abject failures yet he went on to become the greatestup showman. walt disney went bankrupt almost three times. again and again the lesson seen throughout american history with those with perseverance and persistence, those that refuse to yield end up leaving a legacy well beyond their time on this earth. america is special because america isn't just a stretch of land. it remains equally as improbable and daring today. none of that changed on the eighth of november, 2221 week ago. that culture of opportunity, it's there. you can make it in america if you work hard. the american dream is alive and well and i know it because i've lived it and i know it because i traveled and get to make people that are living it every single day. so do not mistake america's current issues as serious as they are, do not mistake them to mean that this country is finished or that this country is stil

the first record, or the first recording of sound in music, you have to point to thomas edison. mary had a little lamb was the first song on his apparatus or his invention. just because he made the gadget doesn't mean he owns the music. he ain't make the music. he ain't make park music. -- black music. people get tripped up or think they have followers out there. no, you don't have any followers. twitter has followers. instagram has followers. facebook has followers, unfortunately. you don't have a follow forth. the same thing with selling records. companies excel records. general life. dad -- dead or alive. however has the mentality of thinking they on the music says that you have to separate the difference. if i had to come up with the socks that shook the planet i'm going intrinsic to the soul of what people felt. i wish i could name more songs i could have put 6000 to put people to sleep. i meet them up off the top of my head and also top of your head is good if you do the research. don't rely on the gadget. it's almost like telling you can you get from a to b without using

the first record, the first recording of sound and music you have to point to thomas edison. mary had a little lamb was the first song on his apparatus, his invention. doesn't mean he he made the gadget but it doesn't mean he own the music. he ain't make the music. he make black music, you know? people get tripped up -- oh my goodness! spotify. people think you have followers out then. no, you ain't got any followers. i don't have any followers. no. twitter has followers. instagram has followers. facebook has followers, unfortunately. you don't have a file -- same thing with selling records. artists don't sell records. company cell records, dead or alive. that doesn't mean they own the music. whoever has the mentality of thinking that they own the music also has the same mentality of thinking they can own people. you got a separate the difference, you know? if i had to come up with the songs that shook the planet, i am going intrinsic to soul of what people felt. i wish i could've named more songs. i could've put like 6000 songs up in there and put everybody to sleep counting

thomas edison hopped out of school, probably had autism but he learned how to work at ayoung age and also had mentor in . i can think of all thepeople i've worked with , the resident genius at a big factory couldfix anything electrical . but we need those people so the next slide. tesla, 'elon musk came out and said he's on theautism spectrum . probably on the autism spectrum, this is theproblem, you've got lots of people on the spectrum . you got extreme talent on one end and people with severe disabilities on the other end that cannot dress themselves or do normal activities so next slide . arts foster scientific significance, that's the reason we need to keep hands on in schools. 50 percent more likely to is have an arts and crafts, that's another reason for keeping all these classes. go to the next slide. let's give you some tips for working with brains that are different. this slide shows a lot of business leaders. don't stick that person on the take-out window, don't stick them in a crazy chaotic store during the holidays because they absolutely cannot afford that. don't burn m

thomas edison had a thousand cracks at the light bulb. colonel sanders had, his recipe for fried chicken, rejected 1009 times before he got. abraham lincoln lost his first half a dozen elections. p.t. barnum is first to the circuses were abject failures yet he went on to become the greatest showman. walt disney went bankrupt twice, almost three times. same story with henry ford again and again and again. the lesson, the theme throughout american history has been that with perseverance, with persistence, those that refuse to yield end up leaving a legacy. well beyond their time on this earth. see, america is special because america is not just a stretch of land, not merely a geographic. america is an idea. it is an ideal, a notion, a value system and improbable and daring experiment that actually remains equally as improbable and daring today. none of that changed on the 8th of november 2022, one week ago tonight. none of that changed exceptional culture. that culture of opportunity. it's there. you can make it america if you work hard. th

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we should heed the words of thomas edison, who said, i haven't failed 10,000 times.n still be too cautious compared to our us friends. but we are capable of smart risk—taking in this country. at the start of the pandemic, we bought over 350 million doses of vaccine without knowing if they would actually work, and we ended up with one of the fastest, most effective vaccine programmes in the world. we also need to, if we are going to deliver those competitive enterprises, smarter regulation. brexit is an opportunity notjust to change regulations, but also to work with our experienced, effective and independent regulators to create an economic environment which is more innovation friendly and more growth focused. our chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance is currently reviewing how the uk can better regulate emerging technologies in high—growth sectors and the government is identifying where to reform the laws we inherited from the eu. in the digital space, inherited from the eu. in the digitalspace, sir inherited from the eu. in the digital space, sir patrick is

then, i don't a couple other books, then i wrote the book on thomas edison. like, i want to write this book about lincoln and science. then, i wrote the earlier book about lincoln. then i said i am not writing another book until i write this book about lincoln and science. it is actually a good thing that it had taken a while to do. my only do a get ten more years of research in, and i do a lot of road trips, drives to go around the places where he grew up, lived and worked. i spend a lot more time in the library of congress before they locked it up, at a lot of libraries. i was able to refine the idea in that time. so this is a book that has been a long time coming. the next book will not take so long. john? speaking to the other mic, john. >> mechanic island was the second national park in northern michigan, by the way. being at the smithsonian, i talked about the lincoln flotation device a lot. apparently, the problem was it was too hard to connect. do you know, if anybody ever did perfect that thing, did it ever work? >> so, john is asking if anyone ever

thomas edison dropped out of school he probably had autism but he learned how to work at a young age. he also had mentors. i can think of all the people i worked with the electrical genius and a big factory he could fix anything electrical. we need those people. so the next light. teslaou elon musk's come out and said hehe is on the autism spectrum. s he was bullied in school. his chef down the stairs and had his nose all smashed and probably on the autism spectrum. this is the problem with growth autism spectrum. you've got extreme talent on one end you've got people with very, very severe disabilities on the other end that cannot dress themselves they cannot do normal activities. go to the next light. but they all called the same thing. arc to foster scientific success we need all the hands on classes in the schools for a nobel prize winner's 50% more likely to have an arts and craft hobby compared to other scientists. that is another reason for keeping all the classes, will go to the nexte. slide. now let's give you tips for working with minds that are different. again i've shown t

posted edison was named in thomas why because at that time in the city the light was just given at theicity when he was born, and then my father thought edison thomas was only a nickname for me after him. it used to be that they always hit like that even from the center, when died all died. these, because sawing died , let it be beautiful. let's try anyway. uh, to talk a little about how he played football, because we understand what missions he does on the field, how he plays , ties the ball to his left a little he went and we know everything and we see what cristiano is now in world football pele here let 's talk about how that made him great at that time a very strong player, because he even remembers, when the first one played there weren't even different cards and a yellow card, but there is matches brazil-portugal, the world championship, that they do it for the first time. if now it was five or six yellow cards, i, i think they don't. yes, they just braziled, scolding too, but i doubt that here they also sawed and beaten someone. yes, that's why i drank. well, look, it was today

book about nikola tesla and then i wrote a couple other little ebooks and then i wrote book on on thomas edison and i'm like, i want to write this book about lincoln and science. and then i wrote this the earlier book about lincoln, and then i said, i am not writing another book until write this book about like it and science it's actually a good thing that it had taken a while to do because not only did i get ten more years of research in and i did a lot of road trips and drives to go around the places where he grew up and lived and and worked. but i spent a lot more time in the library of congress and at the archives before they locked it up. and a lot other libraries. so i was able to really refine the idea in that time. right. so, so this, this is a book that's been a long time, a long time coming. the next book won't take so long. thank you, don don. mckenna, the other mike, john, the matt mackinac island was the second national park in northern michigan, but i'll come back. i don't think i can think we lost some connection and lost. yeah. you're gone. anyhow. so because of being at this s

thomas edison out of school, he probably had autism, but he learned how to work at a really young age. and he had mentoring. like i think of all the people i've worked with the guy that was different, the resident electrical genius in big factory he could fix anything. well, we need those people. let's go to the next slide. tesla. now he's come out i mean elon musk has come out and said he's on the autism spectrum. he was bullied in school. he was shut down the stairs and his nose all smashed in and probably on the autism. see, this is the problem you've got with autism spectrum. you've got extreme talent on one end and then you've got people with very, very severe disabilities on the other that cannot dress themselves and cannot do normal activities. so next slide. but the verbal thinkers, all call it the same thing arts, foster, scientific success. that's another reason why we need to keep all the hands on classes in the schools. a nobel prize was 50% more likely to have an arts and crafts compared to other scientists. another reason for keeping all these clashes. we'll go to the ne

and, by the way, he and thomas edison first tried to create an electric vehicle.s the first choice until we decided as a congress to invest in oil and gas subsidies that took them in a different direction. bottom line. it is not unreasonable what treasury is doing, the path they are on. they have been given, i believe, an incredibly complicated task to try to figure out how in consumer credit will work for consumers and for the companies and workers. i don't disagree with the goals talked about. i don't disagree with anything that's been said except it doesn't relate to what it happening in this credit which doesn't work on a practical level, and i'm for whatever support and flexibility that we can provide to achieve what are the stated goals. so on behalf of the american automobile companies and auto workers and american consumers, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the senator from west virginia. mr. manchin: will the senator yield. the only thing i would say to that is this. the subsidies we were given for e.v.'s had expired for american manuf

much of that is to get away from china elon wants to get into china more >> the combination of thomas edison and ben franklin and you -- that is amazing what you just said >> right it touches everything. >> amazing it's amazing i was talking about the boring company. is it true you want a boring tunnel in davos to get back and forth quickly? as davos man, it is a lot of traffic. >> build a tunnel under the promenade. >> you could get up at 5:48. >> i would love that as you now, the boring company has not necessarily had as much success as we want >> wouldn't it be easier to put up an individual satellite from your st. croix space beam it in here. >> i'm thinking about that now >>> maybe mickey mouse would be beamed in. disney in a proxy fight with nelson peltz after his fund took an $800 million stake in the company. trying to confirm a nomination to the disney board. disney appointed mark parker and forming a new succession planning committee for bob iger's departure a lot going on here. the first is when was nelson peltz in the stock how much did disney know how much did that precipitate t

east when the edisons yes, only after the factors of the end of the seventies of the xix century, more precisely 1877, the seventh year. yes, i even brought a real thomasison flashlight to your program, on which, uh, more than 100 years ago, you can only hold it like that, yes, that is, you can’t touch it, of course you can’t, because such wax, which uh, doesn’t look like the wax that candles are made of, uh, they put it on the phanar apparatus, it falls such a sapphire cutter. uh-huh and come on shoot yes yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, it records without electricity, springs, yes. and you can immediately hear what you recorded. yeah, which is absolutely wonderful, that is, leo tolstoy could immediately listen to his voice. uh, right there in yasnaya polyana where they brought him, as far as i know, he hoped that he would notice the secretary, but the rollers were very short. yes? this can be used just like a pistol. is it true. yes? yes, yes, yes, yes, but as far as the literary sound of archivism is concerned, i am engaged in a very narrow her sector. i am engaged only in author's reading, because there is also a colossal archipelago and wonderful act