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Looking at whats on offer and suddenly an acquaintance pops up in the past you could act as if you didnt see them so now you have to acknowledge them because your friends on facebook that it leads to is more precious more social interaction the necessity to process information and i think thats one of the main challenges on us and it means the technology will be used selectively but not in blank. deployment of god and the opportunity to cut but least offering some words of hard from the noise. o...

People to be able to download blueprints to make 3-d printable weapons? why is this a good thing? >> well, first of all, chris, this is a first amendment issue that just happens to deal with firearms that are protected by the second amendment. putting computer code on the internet is a language. a language is speech, and speech is protected by the first amendment. you know, the reason why were so concerned about being able to do it weve got places like san francisco now where there are no gun st...

The government role in this is very confusing. i say we focus on what is more simple for people to absorb. you tell me why is it good for people to be able to download blueprints to make 3d printable weapons? why is this a good thing? >> well, first of all, chris, this is a first amendment issue that just happens to deal with firearms that are protected by the second amendment. putting computer code on the internet is a language. a language is speech, and speech is protected by the first amendme...

We really dont know why they settled it. they should not have settled it. this is not a first amendment issue. this is computer code. its not the right for somebody to express an opinion. and there is precedent for this, katy. you know, we dont put the plans for nuclear weapons or sophisticated weapons systems or -- my previous background as an astronaut, we are careful about what information we put online with regards to space technology. so this isnt just this one issue, but mr. wilson tried t...

There will be no evidence found? >> translator: watch my lips, i said no. >> no. well, today mueller says yes, tracing this hacking of our election all the way back to two buildings in moscow housing putins own intelligence officers. mueller alleging a theory of the case that russians did all sorts of things to hurt the clinton campaign, including installing malicious computer code, spoofing, deleting files and stealing social security numbers in america. the russian intelligence officers always...

Starting in march of 2016. they also hacked into the computer networks of a congressional campaign committee and a national political committee. the defendants covertly monitor the computers and planted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code and soul emails and other documents. the conspirators created fictitious online personas including d.c. weeks. and they used those personas to release information including thousands of stolen emails and other documents. beginning in june of 20...

Computers. the u.s. presidential campaign, including the campaign chairman, starting in march of 2016. they also hacked into the computer networks of a congressional campaign committee and a national political committee. the defendants covertly monitored the computers and planted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code and stole and other documents. the conspirators created fictitious online personas including dcleaks and guccifer 2.0 and used those personas to release information i...

>> they also hacked into the computer networks of a congressional campaign committee and a national political committee. the defendants covertly monitored the computers and planted hundreds of files containing malicious computer code, stole e-mails and other documents. >> joining the conversation msnbc contributor betsy woodruff for the daily beast, msnbc national security analyst clint watts, a former fbi special agent and author of "messing with the enemy, surviving in a social media world of ...

Mean were already exposed to massive sensory overload people cant even keep up with emails and the overload will grow with augmenting reality your out shopping say looking at whats on offer and suddenly an acquaintance pops up in the past you could act as if you didnt see them now you have to acknowledge them because your friends on facebook and it leads is more precious more social interaction the necessity to process information and i think thats one of the main challenges on and it means the ...

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