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First sign both come around 12 months. that meant something was happening in the brain unique to language. not speech. whether through signing or speaking, the brain simply wanted the patterns of language. but for more than 100 years, it was universally accepted that a certain part of the brain, was intended specifically to process sound. >> and we gave profoundly deaf people while they were inside our brain scanner phonetic units, but in signs. these were bits and pieces of signs that had no meaning. they're like, if i said to you, ba, ta, ga, ta. and there what we found is that profoundly de...

Not speech. whether through signing or speaking, the brain simply wanted the patterns of language. but for more than 100 years, it was universally accepted that a certain part of the brain, the superior temporal gyrus was to process sound. >> we gave profoundly deaf people, while they were inside a brain scanner, phonetic units be you in signs. these were bits and pieces of signs that had no meaning. they're like the i said to you ba-ta. ga-ta. just springs of phonetic units. there what we found is that profoundly deaf people exposed to sign language were having extraordinary activity in just ...

Space. it's not intrinsically obvious it's the federal government's role to put the first foot on mars. but there are a couple of areas where the government has an obvious role, things that everyone agrees the government should be doing. national defense and national infrastructure lead that list. these are public goods. pretty much everybody, no matter their political stripe, thinks the government should fund national defense and infrastructure. don't take my word for it. listen to jim inhofe of oklahoma. this is not a guy who is big on government. this is one of the most conservative people ...

Obvious role, things that everyone agrees the government should be doing. national defense and national infrastructure lead that list. these are public goods. pretty much everybody, no matter their political stripe, thinks the government should fund national defense and infrastructure. don't take my word for it. listen to jim inhofe of oklahoma. this is not a guy who is big on government. this is one of the most conservative people in the senate, maybe in the entire world. but here he is. >> i say this to my conservative friends that you can -- a conservative in my opinion, should be a big spe...

Infrastructure lead that list. these are public goods. pretty much everybody, no matter their political stripe, thinks the government should fund national defense and infrastructure. don't take my word for it. listen to jim inhofe of oklahoma. this is not a guy who is big on government. this is one of the most conservative people in the senate, maybe in the entire world. but here he is. >> i say this to my conservative friends that you can -- a conservative in my opinion, should be a big spenders in two areas, national defense and infrastructure. >> two areas. national, i'll write that down. n...