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Go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. >> there is simply no start stopping with nicorette. justification or provocation for russias choice of war. its an example, one of the oldest human impulses using brute force and disinformation to satisfy absolute power and control. >> president biden in warsaw laying out the russian playbook for putins war in ukraine, painting a clear picture of the current battle over democracy...

0 the italians are dependent on russian energy. depending on what country youre talking to you get a different answer and agenda. talking about what they could potentially do next, all we have seen essentially is an agreement to diversify, try to find in the next several years a way to diversify away from russian energy sources. also in the last 24 hours after a very very long meeting, ive heard that it was quite a long slog, they decided to potentially do price caps. >> hadley, here comes -- ha...

Game, emotional attachment, well overcompensate to make sure the other side gets a fair amount of coverage and gets explained properly. in my view, when we do have a political bias, its the other view that actually benefits from that because were trying to counter our own human impulses. >> i get questions about bias, fox news, why isnt the government intervening, why isnt the fcc taking action? >> the answer is the fcc has no oversight of cable at all. theres no action that can be taken. given ...

Most, theres always going to be censorship in society, natural human impulses to silence other people, that is why theres a free-speech guarantee in the constitution. the role that journalists are supposed to play supposed to be to defend free discourse, that is why free press is in the first amendment and the most was something in our society is journalists leading the way and not just celebrating this tech censorship but demanding more and more of it. >> also not questioning what is happening ...

And right now were boiling. and i think that the thing that really kind of bothers me the most in terms of long term democratic, lower case "d," culture is people keep saying were tired of the impeachment or we think there are more important things. well, im tired of going to the doctor, you know. im tired of getting vaccinations. im tired of exercising. that doesnt mean i dont have to do those things, though. this isnt about entertainment. its not about keeping people interested. its about the ...

I think its really important for me to say this to you the audience here and at home that polarization is not just something that is true of like them, like the other side, right? those bad guys over there, those trump voters. like, everyone is subject to t same human impulses, the same confirmation bias, tribal loyalties, the impulse to kind of push away bad news for your side, listen to news that helps your side. and its an impulse we all have to fight about. we try to fight it here when we do...

But right now we are more polarized along party lines in history. its the most polarized time since the civil war in america. and when you hear, you know, people talk about polarization, i think its really important for me to say this to you the audience here and at home that polarization is not just some thing that is true of like them, like the other side, right? those bad guys over there, those trump voters. like, everyone is subject to the same human impulses, the same confirmation bias, tri...

Project revealed that mark zuckerberg completely understood what people wanted to do in social media. >> what do you mean? >> that people when they voted, they voted on average 44 times. which means they were addicted to the site. >> programming a platform that it played into the best and worst of human impulses, that became familiar later. but in the meantime, it didnt take long for harvard to shut down the site. mark actually became a celebrity on campus. >> i was like, oh, mark, you kind of p...

Class of 2006. >> its roots were quite trivial and controversial. marks first project at harvard was face match. it was a hot or not style by create iby hacking pictures from i.d. files. >> they could see students and vote for which one was more attract i-. the site produced a list of the most attractive people at harvard. >> global editor in neef nicholas carlson. >> very offensive and people got upset. zuckerberg was hauled in front of the disciplinary board and admonished for this. but at the...

Up with this sort of stuff. i hope chris is innocent, but if hes not innocent for some reason, i do expect there to be more cases like this. there will be more cases like this either way, but i just dont like the activity at all. its one of the reasons why ive never had a trading account. >> one of the things that they point out, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, in the charges against him is that once he got word that pharmaceutical, that biotech company, that the clinica...