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profession. instead it is causing harm. historically children have been treated as a special and vulnerable clueless in the psychological and research fields. caution has been applied to children in light of the fact they do not have the neurological capacity to understand life long decisions. professional and research ethics tell us we should proceed cautiously when research methods are in the early phase as with this case. we should avoid interventions that pose unnecessary risks, particularly when the symptoms are known to change with maturation. risk avoidance is not what is happening with gender transition procedures. instead we have too many cases like mike. mike was 9-year-old old when he first saw a gender therapist. it was reported that mike couldn't distinguish between fantasy and reality. instead of investigating these
a kind of an electronic confessional where guests are willing to expose painful and sometimes embarrassing aspects of their lives quite readily to millions of viewers. bianculli: at the beginning of the decade, we get the dominance of phil donahue. and that's sort of a maturation of women's issues. and he seemed to talk to them, in the audience, he seemed to talk to them through the tv screen. i'm glad you called. kiss the kids. [ laughter ] we'll be back in just a moment. if you look at the body of work we've had, you know, you're gonna see the '80s there. i'm not here to say you're wrong, but let's understand this. when you bring a moral judgment without knowing them, against them for the way that they look they feel that confirms the reason for their rebellion, if that's what you want to call it. mitchell: he really believed that daytime television needed to talk about the ideas we were thinking about, the issues we were concerned about.
in recent years, it seems that television has become a kind of an electronic confessional where guests are willing to expose painful and sometimes embarrassing aspects of their lives quite readily to millions of viewers. bianculli: at the beginning of the decade, we get the dominance of phil donahue. and that's sort of a maturation of women's issues. and he seemed to talk to them, in the audience, he seemed to talk to them through the tv screen. i'm glad you called. kiss the kids. [ laughter ] we'll be back in just a moment. if you look at the body of work we've had, you know, you're gonna see the '80s there. i'm not here to say you're wrong, but let's understand this. when you bring a moral judgment without knowing them, against them for the way that they look they feel that confirms the reason for their rebellion, if that's what you want to call it.
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the home so it kind of makes things difficult to go without eating or i'll eat one meal a day. >> i would go grocery shopping online with walmart, check her account and also just deposit money when i see her account is low. >> and how much assistance young adults is a debate. boomers say 18 and gen z as 21 as maturation. all of this is threatening the solvency of parents, especially when it comes to retirement. >> what i worry about, one, the parents might be putting their own financial well-being at risk and then, two, there's a fine line between helping and enabling. >> especially concerning is the impact on retirement savings. according to the center for retirement savings at boston college, market volatility
interesting they are and learning the instructions, so another words you lay out all this sexually graphic material and they are going to like it appears. >> there's some curiosity that is great but most curiosity whe you were talks about sexual issues like this is not a good thing. we have to allow the maturation of these young souls to be able to leave them in the right direction or the wrong directio but to make their own decisions isu and our viewers if you tell a six-year-old or a seven -year-old to really look inside themselves as to who or what they identify as, are you going to get reality, probably not pity you going to see what is in the mirror and reflected them atop the thumb, absolutely. that's a dangerous proposition. >> help right in not only bus t take people down their path, they won other states come with them and going up to virginia and west virginia for a law tha says that boys cannot compete i girls sports because that would be unconstitutional. educating me.
history moment. i think the guys realize it. some of these guys are standing on the shoulders, like james harrison and jimmy ray, are still around and able to see. it you know? and just the maturation of nfl football into the 21st century. and as we are going to see, tonight is the 24th century football with quarterbacks that in the past were able to run and stand and play. and improvise. there were held a long time ago, now. it is a credit. this -- is the 24, century led by two black quarterbacks. >> let's be, frank. though you only have three black head coaches in the 32 team lead. i mentioned that jalen hurts will be the eighth back quarterback to play in the super bowl. one of the other players on the list is colin kaepernick. who of course, we know has not played in years after he was ostracized for taking a knee during the national anthem. there are so much work that
driver, dropped marginally. how disappointing is that? t driver, dropped marginally. how disappointing is that?— disappointing is that? i think it is disappointing _ disappointing is that? i think it is disappointing but - disappointing is that? i think it is disappointing but also . it is disappointing but also expected. aws remains the cash cow, but clearly we have seen the deceleration in sales growth, and the growth that we saw in this division during the pandemic was never going to be sustainable. there is a natural maturation of the sector is welcome and just like amazon's retail customers, amazon's business customers are also trying to do more with less. andyjessie said on the call last night that their business customers are tightening their budgets, they are trying to look to other computing providers as well and really make things go as far as they can with relatively fewer budgets. can with relatively fewer budgets-— can with relatively fewer buduets. :, :, , can with relatively fewer buduets. :, ., , ., budgets. towards the end of last year. — budgets. towards the end of last year, amazon _ budgets. towards the end of last year, amazon started i budgets. towards the end of l last year, amazon started with the really big lay—offs, which have since become the biggest in a huge wave ofjob eliminations right through the entire industry. are these tech
i do think this is the final chapter on the field for tom. >> neil: i wonder what happened between considering it and shelving it? obviously there had to be ample interests on a part of a number of teams. we heard about the raiders and the dolphins and his old home, the new england patriots, to say nothing of the tampa bay buccaneers. there wasn't a lot of interesting teams but maybe i'm missing something. >> well, there's no shortage of interest. there's no shortage of options and no shortage of ability. so of all the three categories that closes door for you, tom had all of those open. when you get to a point that you're 45 -- you have to remember, most guys come in the league at 21 and out before they're 24. they're out before they're eligible for reduced car insurance. brady lasted 20 years longer than that. the maturation and the miles on the tires, you age in dog years after 30 in the nfl. from 42 to 43 to 44 to now 45,