the wonderful data that johan showed it. it's our own age and especially the -- rapid technological change in the western world that has been the historical aberration. so what happened? well, what occur ises that took nothingal process involves losers and losers type easy to organize. sooner or later in any society, the progress of technology will grind to a halt because the forced that used to support innovation become vested interests in a purely --ing at the knowledgal process creates forces that destroy it. hope that not true but something we should be concerned about, is that in fact what you fine is that vested interests over time -- we'll discuss that -- >> get control of the government and stymy the competition. another trend, though, that you hand actually describes brilliantly in his book is the trend in education around the world and how that is liberating boys and girls, men and women across the world. unfortunately there are some societies where the trend is being blocked, and some case rye versed and that is a

[applause] >> thank you very much johan. i was hoping to have it on sale and for reasons that i shall apologize for, it's not on sale. they make wonderful presents, both of them for the upcoming holiday. ron bailey is an award-winning science correspondent for reason magazine and reason.com. he writes the weekly science and technology column. he was one of the original authors of out there and has a tremendous pedigree in terms of promoting ideas that johan was talking about today. bailey walter of the interview, environmental review and also of liberation biology, a moral and scientific look into the biotech revolution. from 1987 to 1990, bailey was a staff writer for forbes magazine covering economic, scientific and business topics. before joining reason in 1977, he produced several weekly national public television series including pink tank and techno-politics as well as several other pbs and nbc documentaries. he's also an editor of a number of books covering global warming and other things. first report of 2000, visiti

i find that discriminatory, johan's worked. >> there we go. >> again, i was delighted to hear that johanas quoting one of my favorite science fiction authors but as you can see he's making a very good point that poverty is a normal condition of humanity. in fact, johan said that would permit here and there and work of extremely small minority frequency condemned and almost always opposed by all-right thinking people. whenever minorities kept from creating or sometimes happened driven out of society the people then slipped into poverty. this is known as bad luck. venezuela is suffering some bad luck right at the moment as an example. but to highlight of what this is, how this progress might b i would like to refer to a wonderful book by north western economist joel, the gifts of athena, historical origins of knowledge and he pointed out that history shows that technological progress in a society is by and large temporary and vulnerable process with many powerful enemies with invested interest in the status quo or change continuousy threatening it. the net result that changes in technology

i find this is discriminatory of johan's work. [laughter] again, i was delighted to hear he was quoting one of my favorite scientific authors and a great intellect and he's making a very great point and he said that chart. [inaudible] it's the work of extremely small minority, frequently condemned and despised. whenever this minority is kept from creating, the people then slip into poverty. this is known as bad luck. finis whaley is suffering from bad luck at the moment, as an example. they highlight a more about what this is and how this progress might be stymied, i like to refer to a wonderful book by northwest university economist called the gifts of athena, the historical origins of knowledge. he pointed out that history shows that the progress in society is by and large temporary and vulnerable process with many powerful enemies with a vested interest in the status quo or an aversion to change that is continuously threatening it. the net result is the changes in technology, have been relative to that to what we now know human

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1:00 kickoff between the bears and bucks followed by the cowboys and steelers. 4:25 o no jonathan johan for the winger tonight. he will miss his fourth straight since taking a hit to the head o on november 1. tonight it's a rematch with the isles. head coach john cooper doesn't expect see the e. tra kirk lar activity simply for paybacks. he thinks both teams have put that to bed and will stick to the game plan tonight. regardless -- i don't know. the score was 6-1 or 1-0. it's still same amount of points. it's two points. in and this league for the most part, i think, teams turn the page and move on to the next game. like i said we got two teams trying to find our way. probably more worried about ourselves than anything else. >> finally couple of tips. anyone tnk a big ball game here. ask her not to wear the official team christmas sweater. second, just make sure it's not dollar wine spritser night or else this might happen. last night golden state warriors game a super fan with super moves. check her out. moving it -- out of sight. i don't know what you would call this. bring it up, br

hundreds of families got free turkeys as the johan gym and computer lab in northern liberties hopkinsrtant for him to give back to the community. >> knowing that people need that particular item on they dinner table. i mean, you know, people that can afford might not think $10 or 15 or $20 is a big deal, but it is a big deal. >> after philadelphia the group headed to camden for another turkey give away event. >>> police officers in fort worth texas spreading a little holiday cheer lately doing routine traffic stops. few fortunate drivers who committed violations this week didn't get tickets they got turkeys instead. >> we going to give you a turkey instead of a ticket. is that okay? >> turkey instead of a ticket? >> on behalf of the fort worth police department we'd like to present you way turkey. >> i'm not certain what my wife has planned but we may fry it. we may give it away, you know. so it's good. that's very cool thing that they doing. >> definitely is. we need more of turkeys donated by a local charity. >>> scientists in california lab think they are catching up with the times

report in the number of fires that you recorded and the serious medical issues i guessed lieutenant johan son are commend for saving that guy's life. >> absolutely. >> they're our local heroes for the day and certainly that i did not know man did he jump fall. >> all we know he flashed we again get that information. >> is he in the hospital. >> i would say no i'll have to get back with you but, but those folks come to the commission should be commended for saving a life. >> that can be arranged. >> yeah. i'd like them to be acknowledged and we're going into the season of more fires i think we face that in the winter it is during the holiday and a lot of people will be doing special event at the homes and christmas trees and other things to sort of get you know charged up speaks for itself in the wrong way all of us will have to be vigilant and you have a very professional fire department. >> thank you. >> that's about it. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> commissioner nakajo. >> thank you. i'll go through the chiefs report of operation thank you very much for you're good compr

them had smallpox, died of it and were turned out by the time it got to yorktown and as my quote from johan said, thousands fled to yorktown and they were turning them out. they couldn't support them better than their own soldiers. >> the british as a tactic in the war promised freedom to the slaves who -- the fact they were playing this game in the declaration of independence as one of the reasons we won independence. obviously, it led to the south joining the revolution. so, the question is, whether or not, this is truly, and this is before emancipation in enlang, in general, for slaves. the question is whether or not this tactic on their part is truly counter productive. it obviously was not enough to get james lafayette to side with the british. he was playing his angle to get freedom from the americans. overall was this tactic on a promising freedom, which led to lots of african-americans pointing to halifax and africa. this is a crazy story, but it was truly counter productive to play this game in the first place. >> wow. there's a really great book that talks about the patriot angle

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report in the number of fires that you recorded and the serious medical issues i guessed lieutenant johan son are commend for saving that guy's life. >> absolutely. >> they're our local heroes for the day and certainly that i did not know man did he jump fall. >> all we know he flashed we again get that information. >> is he in the hospital. >> i would say no i'll have to get back with you but, but those folks come to the commission should be commended for saving a life. >> that can be arranged. >> yeah. i'd like them to be acknowledged and we're going into the season of more fires i think we face that in the winter it is during the holiday and a lot of people will be doing special event at the homes and christmas trees and other things to sort of get you know charged up speaks for itself in the wrong way all of us will have to be vigilant and you have a very professional fire department. >> thank you. >> that's about it. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> commissioner nakajo. >> thank you. i'll go through the chiefs report of operation thank you very much for you're good compr

report in the number of fires that you recorded and the serious medical issues i guessed lieutenant johan son are commend for saving that guy's life. >> absolutely. >> they're our local heroes for the day and certainly that i did not know man did he jump fall. >> all we know he flashed we again get that information. >> is he in the hospital. >> i would say no i'll have to get back with you but, but those folks come to the commission should be commended for saving a life. >> that can be arranged. >> yeah. i'd like them to be acknowledged and we're going into the season of more fires i think we face that in the winter it is during the holiday and a lot of people will be doing special event at the homes and christmas trees and other things to sort of get you know charged up speaks for itself in the wrong way all of us will have to be vigilant and you have a very professional fire department. >> thank you. >> that's about it. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> commissioner nakajo. >> thank you. i'll go through the chiefs report of operation thank you very much for you're good compr