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Board. the treasurer is said to have winced when calculated they had enough in the gaineries to pay this guy out. but were not done. you now have to get to the second half of the board and you begin with over 4 billion on the 33rd square which becomes 8, 17, 34, 69, 137, 275, 550 billion, 1.1 trillion and on. when they get to the last square the 64th square, the total on the board is over 18 quinn tillen. that is 18 with 18 digits after it. 18 quinn tillen rice. biggest mound than mt. everest. s...

Computer scientists saying it has to increase by a hundred times the amount of computing power it has in order to get half an hours notice. at the same time, we looked at the fact that even though these things are not predictive, the regulations in moore, oklahoma, dont require people to have basements, dont require them to have safe houses. only the schools and buildings built after 1999 have any kind of regulation that requires that kind of thing. so there are a lot of issues that actually cou...

Breast cancer 234,000 and lung 228,000. colon, 102,000. you say the two leading causes of cancer, both really you could pull the resources and work together. >> absolutely. and there has been so much development in gemomic medicine and computing power you need to do all of the sequencing. the original sequencing of the human genome took billions of dollars in a decade to do it and you can do it in hours for thousands of dollars. amazing. >> unfortunately, im forced to speak my mind, ezra, on thi...

Really interesting guy. and i asked him about this trend and whether or not this technologys going to become ubiquitous and why were hearing about it more. don, listen to what he had to say. >> okay. >> i think whats happening is sensors and computing power and connectist has gotten to a point where its cheap enough and small enough that you can put it into lots of different things. so theres a whole set of applications that you can do when you have sensors and kind of computing horsepower and c...

This wealth was created far from washington, d.c. when silicon valley had no lobbyists. now learned they better lobby up cause the politicians started to come after them. when its free, we are freer and better off. >> brian: how do you feel -- is a tough question for you because you grew up in traditional media. how do you feel about bloggers often leading news stories? >> i love it because i grew up in the traditional media that i didnt like, abc suffocated me. only this is the correct news. no...

Companies or government that is challenging entrepreneurs to make the impossible, possible. >> where do you get the money? who put up the x prize? >> the money, really, comes from a range of different groups, including individuals, and philanthropists and competitions or large corporations, progressive insurance or companies such as that, wanting to make a difference in the world. >> often, we assume this innovation has to be pushed by a government. >>guest: today, more than ever, we have indivi...

Who put up the x prize? >> the money, really, comes from a range of different groups, including individuals, and philanthropists and competitions or large corporations, progressive insurance or companies such as that, wanting to make a difference in the world. >> often, we assume this innovation has to be pushed by a government. >>guest: today, more than ever, we have individuals and small teams that technology literally the ability to do extraordinary things with artificial intelligence and rob...

journal" was urging. this is what the weekly standard, bill crystal, the strong voice of conservatism, both were saying this week, this is the guy. >> plus, lolo jones lashes out at the press after failing to win an olympic medal. >> the fact that they just tore me apart, it was just heart breaking. >> is the sports press building up female athletes just to tear them down? im how wa im howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." the tsami of speculation known as the veepstakes was s...

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