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- listen to it. oh! [crowd cheering] they know when it hits the bottom, itll be 1990. good-bye to the 80s in... all: ten, nine... all: eight... eight! eight! eight! - oh, will this horrible year never end? - when the 90s begin, were starting to see a lot of experimentation. [gunshots] all: [quickly] seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! [cheering] when the 90s gain, were starting to see a lot of experimentation. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> and the simpsons was inspired by, not necessar...

And bliss out. - you also had experimentation that set the stage for a lot of what came later. [mark snows "the x-files"] - its kinda hard to pin down what exactly "the x-files" is. i mean, on the surface, its a show about investigating paranormal activities. - unidentified flying objects. i think that fits the description pretty well. tell me im crazy. - mulder, youre crazy. - [chuckles] - that dynamic, that dramatic tension of believer versus skeptic is one of the engines of the show. and you ...

And even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think youre risking your health here? in all the things youre doing to protect it, do you think theres also some real risk? certainly, theres always risks. but theres potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryans signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck — the worlds first institute for ageing research. these scientists are worki...

Some real risk? certainly, theres always risks. but theres potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the worlds first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. so, here, i have two of my postdocs, margie and genesis. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this...

And the question was, what could i do that would matter in the year 2500 and right now it could be ageing. if we slowed the speed of ageing and even reversed it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things youre doing to protect it, do you think theres also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks. but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whi...

You talk about hoping that they will get involved in environmental work, and yet there is a balance here, isnt there? there must be significant environmental damage in terms of what it takes to get a rocket like this up to the edge of space. rocket like this up to the edge of sace. ., , , , �* ., space. for sure. this isnt without emissions — space. for sure. this isnt without emissions in _ space. for sure. this isnt without emissions in its _ space. for sure. this isnt without emissions in...

Radios. in fact, there is a radio aspect to this thing. this new commission would require revocable licenses for each of the platforms. i mean, so what about new platforms? do the start-ups have to ask for permission to innovate? silicon valley works and tech works because of experimentation, because of surprises. i mean, if this bill was around 20 years ago, wed still be dialing into america online or using one of these, a blackberry. [laughter] i mean, i dont want to go back to that world. pau...

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Up to low earth orbit and to do manufacturing and experimentation and drug research. already, we have two examples as we speak. the drug keytruda, which has been so successful with regard to cancer, they have learned a way in space to make that drug more efficiently on earth. the same thing with stem cells. were going to see fibre optics being learned how to manufacture more effectively in zero gravity orbit. and thats just for starters. and ive got to ask you this, bill, because given that the ...