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Democracy is fundamentally about advocacy: the people are free to  advocate for their interests and form groups to represent their shared interests. In the broadest scope, the people are free to advocate for what they hold as the  common good, policies and programs that benefit the entire populace rather than one special-interest group. Since the state (all levels of government) concentrates wealth and power via taxation and a monopoly on force, groups advocate/lobby the state to recognize and respond to their interests. At the local level, this advocacy entails contacting city council me...

Democracy is fundamentally about advocacy: the people are free to  advocate for their interests and form groups to represent their shared interests. In the broadest scope, the people are free to advocate for what they hold as the  common good, policies and programs that benefit the entire populace rather than one special-interest group. Since the state (all levels of government) concentrates wealth and power via taxation and a monopoly on force, groups advocate/lobby the state to recognize and respond to their interests. At the local level, this advocacy entails contacting city council me...

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That when this ping starts radiating out it hits the temperature layer and then it can come back down. so you've got these things. so now you're dragging your pinger through here, the tpl, and from here to here, maybe seven minutes. from here to here, maybe it's five minutes. >> i see. >> okay. >> okay. >> so you may not necessarily be -- i got a lot of lines going up there. >> you do. you're going crazy. i don't know what to do with you. let me ask you about, how does the fifth ping, the fifth ping that they do say was a false start. how does that play into this? >> okay. >> is that a huge se...

The service. starting with a blank slate, it makes it much more difficult. i can't recall of an investigation where three weeks into it they were still trying to find where the plane actually crashed. >> mary, what do you make of the new information? do you think it tells -- this new information about how fast the plane was going earlier on in the flight, that's how they reached this new calculation, more fuel burn so it can ended up in a different area. does that get you any closer to why the plane ended up here? >> well, i think it really does. when you're doing an investigation you have to ...