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Father and son and the other sons they composed their own wealth if you compose your own music yes every now and then every now and then but they were there were geniuses and im only your musician so im very very lucky that i can play their beautiful music now what do you think it is it because the the waltz is so easy to dance or that it makes it so dont feel there was an audience easy at all you dont think if you know its very very difficult its really very deflator to dance both both how beca...

Bagatelle but its all fan thats why i believe this will become more and more important in the future even though theres still a great deal we dont know simply because we dont yet have the experience. and. the reason companies can trust machines to make autonomous transactions is down to the high level of data security in the block chain. doesnt stand a chance against the computing power of the networks. business sectors where fraud and mistrust are rife have great hopes will block tainted knolog...

Capable of navigating through this mass of information it will be hard to consult just like the paper archives prior to the development of the venice time machine. these new navigational tools already exist. in the united states i.b.m. has developed an ultra powerful interface called watson. with its algorithms the supercomputer can analyze and retrieve two hundred million pages in three seconds. in the near future we may have an interface on our computers or our mobile phones that will have eno...

Worked at intel. basically an observation computer engineers are getting to the point where they can essentially double the computing power of a computer chip every 18 months or so. >> and this is what really made the power of computers explode in the 1980s. because every 18 months, these things were getting twice as good. >> you could get the whole computer on a chip. it was less expensive to manufacture. so you had smaller, which led to faster, which led to cheaper. >> under any other field of...

Volume. so if youre the s.e.c. and you have tons of computing power and you have the ability to look at all of these -- all of the shares that are traded, you know, i looked today, facebook, apple, they traded about 20 million shares each today. but if youre looking at a stock that only has 100,000 shares traded and you move 400,000 shares, its like robbing a bank at 3:00 a.m. trying to drill into the safe and you set off fireworks. it just could not be any more obvious that something is going o...

Asleep at the switch while this is happening and he tried to sound the alarm that this is happening today. we can only assume the president was watching because we did it moments ago and the president tweeted and he said "im looking into 3d plastic guns being spoke to the public. already spoke to nra. doesnt seem to make much sense." i know you see the limits of legislation but does this send a shiver down your spine that this will be happening today unless somehow congress can stop it or theres...

Gun in the privacy of their own home. these are untraceable. they are plastic. theyll be able to not be detected at stadiums and airports by metal detectors. how is this happening? >> well, im certainly concerned about it and i know the president just tweeted that hes -- i guess he said something about it not being common sense. i dont care about what the nra says, i think the legislature as well as the executive branch should be looking over these things, should be understanding where we look t...

Circuit boards. so the closer together elements on a chip are, the faster the motion of signals between them. >> there was something called moores law, named for gordon moore, one of the engineers who worked at intel. basically an observation computer engineers are getting to the point where they can essentially double the computing power of a computer chip every 18 months or so. >> and this is what really made the power of computers explode in the 1980s. because every 18 months, these things we...

Cyberspace, voting machines, power sector, what if, the united states has the best capabilities of the world, we should lead on this to set the rules of the game and help with international allies and partners and -- and foes to write the rule. you know, 90% of cyberspace is in private hands and why thats important is never again will we see a conflict that does not have some sort of cyber component to it so gone are the day that is you have military target and civilian target because they are s...

Circuit boards. so the closer together elements on a chip are, the faster the motion of signals between them. >> there was something called moores law, named for gordon moore, one of the engineers who worked at intel. basically an observation computer engineers are getting to the point where they can essentially double the computing power of a computer chip every 18 months or so. >> and this is what really made the power of computers explode in the 1980s. because every 18 months, these things we...