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First look at the recipes and study the ingredients or parts of both and find out what differentiates the two. this is known as pattern recognition and has nothing to do with creativity but speaking of creativity the fresh produce. thinks it could make the emergence of thought if youre going to change our lives. for all of us on the planet but also for we have to admit that in the next in the next ten years algorithms. will be able to create music or your novels original movies. the painter roma...

Officials at the white house say you shouldnt be talking on a cell phone at all. >> okay. i just want to go to john heilemann now on the politics of this as we exercise a little bit of pattern recognition. i wonder if we can at some point get the map up to where these suspicious packages were found and the names that they were addressed to because it does show a pattern of people who were critical to trump and former government official, former presidents. these are threats on their lives. this ...

Willie said a second ago. we can do pattern recognition in terms of, like, we can say who these people are and what kind of a group they comprise. whats knowing who sent these packages, its impossible to determine what the motivation is. its reasonable, not crazy, not implausible to infer there is an attempt here to silence the presidents critics. its reasonable. but we dont know that until we know exactly who is the perpetrator and we find that person or persons and find out what it is that mot...

>> correct. >> how much does the american public care about this? >> pattern recognition is one of the strongest forms of information absorbtion. if they believe this is a pattern of how trump behaves, that is hard. >> trump was on the periphery of politics. now he is dead center. how is this going to affect him? >> people in new york understood who donald trump was. people on the national stage didnt. if "the apprentice" gets rewritten where hes the star of sex allegations and hush payments, th...

>> is it a coincidence were not going to inforce our sanctions? >> no, that is certainly not a coincidence. look, the evidence -- we went through this thing yesterday where we talked about all of the various connections between the various nefarious ugly looking incriminating connections between trump and russia over the last two years that are just facts, not conspiracy theories, not some dossier. and this week the almost forgotten in all this other stuff thats happened including the state of t...

Something that happens in 1922 effects what is going to happen in what you are going to do in 1923. when i write i try to start with the chronology and then step back and say patterns, themes. all great innovators see patterns and themes. they cross disciplines. that swirl of air and curl of hair, they have a certain type of pattern. i think when you look at a narrative whats important it you are trying to talk about innovation is say what patterns are emerging. >> is that an innate skill that p...

Whats going to happen and what youre going to do in 1923. so when i write, i try to start with a chronology and then step back and say, patterns, themes, and all great innovators, they say patterns and themes. they cross the disciplines. they say, i get it, that swirl and air and that curl of hair, they have a certain type of pattern. and i think when you look at a narrative, whats important if youre trying to talk about innovation is say what patterns are emerging. >> do you think theres a part...

You would have to be someone totally incapable of pattern recognition to not look at his history and his career and not see this as part of core element of what has given him purchase over a part, not all, but a part of the republican party that is gripped by racial resentments, the kinds of which have been unfortunately part of our politics for a long time but now have come to reside almost exclusively in the republican party. >> my question to you, is this a story about the death of outrage? i...

Founders. they invested just $1.5 billion in companies founded by women. that means women got just 2.2% of the funding being handed out. and it gets worse. on average, companies run by women get about $4.5 million each. thats actually down from $6.1 million in 2015, and $5.1 million in 2014. so whats the problem? >> there is a pattern recognition about who should get that capital. and that pattern recognition is, especially in silicon valley, is much more a male entrepreneur. >> kay is a partner...

Sustainable. we would not need a military on the other side of the world protecting fossil fuel fields to keep our economy going the way that it is, and degrade the atmosphe atmosphere. this is obvious to everybody who came to the march. >> so what happens to people in the coal industry who say, that all sounds good, but my livelihood is on the line then? >> so what happened to people who were in the horse industry? new york and big cities when the citizens decided that the manure was too big a ...