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Wall street journal" that they are going to continue to fight this battle. right? and in fact, so jim demint is saying we are not going to back down on obama care, that even after this whole thing were going to keep coming after it. does the -- do the website problems which are probably mostly technical in nature create an argument that is more systemic in nature for demint and others to keep coming after it? >> i think theyll try to leverage it, which is why, even though i agree with addressing...

For experimentations sake and its pretty damn delicious. >> i like that. >> its another food item on your shelf. me as a cook, thats what i want. these are two years old cherries with the cherry pits. five years old wild roses. >> this is amazing. theyre talking about will it taste good in two years if you ferment it or age it or dry it. >> we like to ferment it. we add bacteria to it, so in three years time, it becomes delicious. the diversity, youre looking at fermentations and different bacte...

Maybe come from businesses that look unrelated. but may have an idea that you can apply to your own business. i think just looking at your peers and being stuck in hey particular paradigm can be very limiting. >> how do you foster innovation. if youre not naturally innovati innovative, how do you foster that culture? >> within your organization, first of all, you have to embrace experimentation. that also means that you need to embrace failure because when you experiment, not everything goes wel...

Who spent seven years at microsoft and 11 years at cliner perkins. i asked him to define mvp as it relates to companies. >> its 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 much your customers and see if necessity respond to the few pieces of function, the few use cases they want you to respond to. just try to address the core of the problem and dont -- lots of bells and whistles. that could be ...

>> yeah. its all about experimentation. see if customers have some interest in doing what youre doing, even at an early stage. the sooner the -- the earlier the better, because in a sense what you want to find out is whether youre solving the problem before you invest a lot of time and energy. >> its hard, though. when you have an idea for a product or a service and you can see the big picture, the perfect picture, how do you strip it down and still test it, still get them something that is viab...

Published on the internet, opening the door to countless new cures but raising concerns about exploitation. america has a sordid history of experimentation on the poor and on african-americans. >> they took my grandmothers cells without her consent, without her knowledge, then in the 70s they took, they did research on henriettas children without their consent, without their knowledge, and then here we go in 2013 henriettas genome is published without the familys knowledge or concept. >> the nat...

Something to do with it some the jurors said they couldnt identify with trayvon martin. they identified with george zimmerman. they couldnt feel empathy for him or or his loss. those things are part of what as social scientist i just know for experimentation tend to happen in peoples minds when they interact with or see black people. >> okay. wait a second there. >> horace, go ahead. >> this isnt accurate. actually none of the jurors said anything like they couldnt empathize with travon martin. ...

Something to do with it some the jurors said they couldnt identify with trayvon martin. they identified with george zimmerman. they couldnt feel empathy for him or or his loss. those things are part of what as social scientist i just know for experimentation tend to happen in peoples minds when they interact with or see black people. >> okay. wait a second there. >> horace, go ahead. >> this isnt accurate. actually none of the jurors said anything like they couldnt empathize with travon martin. ...

Maybe 80% of the "washington post" revenue most print newspapers revenue. so what i think bezos does is not to slay or actively get rid of that legacy business. it generates the cash. it generates a lot of money, and he is not averse to cash. but the advantage to having somebody like bezos owning the paper is number one, its going to be private. so were not going to have wall street analysts anxious about next quarters figures. number two, hes got pockets deep enough for us to do the experimenta...

Of that legacy business. it generates the cash. it generates a lot of money, and he is not averse to cash. but the advantage to having somebody like bezos owning the paper is number one, its going to be private. so were not going to have wall street analysts anxious about next quarters figures. number two, hes got pockets deep enough for us to do the experimentation and the innovation that we need to do on the online side. >> okay, thanks. >> so that when the economics move there, well be there ...