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I said its a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now theyre red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, its not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> its painful. its like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes sometimes if you hit the wrong spot. theyre done now so i aint got to worry ab...

Wisdom. jeremy was a star athlete. jeremy took care of himself. where that changed, im not exactly sure. i think kids think that theyre never going to be the one that dies. >> in a town with little alcohol use, pills were what was available, and what started as youthful experimentation grew into something much worse. >> he was defiant to authority. he became belligerent. and we could see through into those dimples and those beautiful eyes that, wheres our boy, you know? >> after high school, jer...

Fast. experimentation will produce success and failure. and we need to learn to live with that. because technology is the hope for many young people who otherwise wont be able to afford the education they need. >> i think theres a tendency to romanticize the top-tier ivy league schools. i think whats more important is to have the personal will to follow through on ones ideas and to spend their time to actually be impassioned about the things theyre working on. i feel thats a much more important ...

As a venture capitalist. and i started by asking him to define mvp as it relates to companies. >> a minimum viable product is the idea that you create a very simple prototype, what i call a low-resolution prototype, very simple, that allows you to put the product in front of your early adopter customers and see if they respond to the few pieces of function, the few use cases that you want them to respond to. so in other words, just try to address the core of the problem, and dont bill lots of be...

Thats pretty amazing. and ill bet you there is no one in the world that has the same color eyes as i do. >> neither of the cellmates would reveal how they tattooed their eyes or how they managed to create the colored ink. >> i cant tell you the process, but i do know it is painful and you dont use conventional tattoo gun or a homemade tattoo gun. so theres a layer you got to get in between that layer. you can use a hypodermic needle, but i aint saying thats what we used. >> we call my celly hams...

Experimentation as roosevelt did, that has a cost, too. employers cant decide. >> ultimately essentially with world war ii, it really got us back to where we were in terms of unemployment. isnt that basically a massive government stimulus program? >> thats what my mother told me, and your mother told you. newer economic work, since we grew up, suggests that massive spending is like a transfusion with a sick person. in the short term it makes them feel a lot better. but if the disease, the wound ...

This were prisons or mental hospitals or any other vulnerability population. we wouldnt allow experimentation. but states are looking to what they can find available on the shelf or having it made ad hoc just for a particular execution, not knowing if that will work well or be a disaster like what happened in oklahoma a few weeks ago. >> well, since what happened in oklahoma a few weeks ago, there have been at least three stays of execution just that we have reported on this show. we dont typica...

Medical that has brought to us a pin the where the execution system in the country is now basically being stopped by the actual profession and business of real medicine. joining us now, richard deeder. thank you for being with us. nice see you. >> thank you. >> it seem to me like we are fast headed toward a situation in which the only way states scan legally get drugs to kill people with is if they have them made to order for the purpose of using the drugs to kill people. is that what is happeni...

Concentration of young people who are away from home for the first time and are coincidentally the age associated with alcohol and drug experimentation and the commission of felonies. chief masterson, the ideas that drunk frat boys should have more loaded weapons near them at that time in their lives seems particularly reckless. >> well, it can be a dangerous combination. we found that out a few years ago in boise, where we had exactly that happen. two young men, good families, intoxicated, drin...

There is cutting involved and patients dont know whether they got surgery or not. jenna: you say patients are obligated but do they volunteer for the clinical trials? >> there is informed consent but patients might not know they get a the real procedure. there is lot of risk associated with this as i said. you could have reaction to anesthesia. there could be infection. there is notion you shouldnt introduce harm to patients in experimentation without potential benefit. this seems to violate the...