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For sure but nevertheless big data profiling hurts fundamental rights we have clashes with the fundamental rights for example with our freedom rights so we basically whence we are manipulated it doesn't mean that we have no free will anymore and that's also in the data a certain bias bias we can get out through data analytics and this means also that if you took a license for example if for example if we think about paul predictive policing systems which have been used in chicago and the u.k. basically in the base data in the facts the pure raw data there is a bias in the bias is that mainly t...

The drive over here through the snow, and thanks for mentioning it. the office of management and budget when i know fairly well, we admit we don't know how to count coverage. if there is a cbo report that has coverage in it, the only thing we would have been able to use as base data was the cbo, and we simply don't have the ability to do that. >> so politico says that they looked at a document on monday, in which you had your own internal analysis, and the pushback they got was this was not an analysis of the bill it's just omb trying to project what cbo was going to predict using their method...

Would intentionally make mistakes, and they are clear the amount of time and unknowns built into this would create vague analyses, and they are transparent about going into it. according to politico you had your own estimate when you were getting ready for the cbo and it was more than what the cbo came up with in terms of how many people would be uninsured? >> somebody mentioned that on the drive over here through the snow, and thanks for mentioning it. the office of management and budget when i know fairly well, we admit we don't know how to count coverage. if there is a cbo report that has c...

Embarrassing. to think that this is a problem just with joe paterno and his group up there at penn state would be a mistake. it's easy toe attack those people, but the more difficult issue is for every day people seeing children -- çyeah. i -- we agree with paul's point. we'll finish it for him, that the issue is the acknowledgement of the base data, the base reality. >> right. >> and the responsibility whether it's the catholic church or those institutions to assume responsibility for their custody and the way that we all expect. >> i agree, absolutely. >> taylor, thank you. look forward --...