it seems like they are destroying us. i called them the dopamine destroyer, dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps you be happy, focused, motivated and every time the 344 times you check your phone or it buzzes or dings, is producing a little bit of dopamine and the brain imaging we do in clinics show the pleasure centers in the brain are becoming less and less active which means we are going to get more and more anxious and depressed. these things were purposely created to be addictive to steal your attention so mind share to make money for these companies by advertising and you have to be very careful especially for developing brains. using the research were 57% of
took to the, do not expect him to go after the court, and maybe the work is being done by the court itself in terms of the polling that we re seeing, but it does strike me as important to given the fact that the court as a few checks on how to act, that in the room of inter branch, civic discourse, one of those checks is talking about in persuading people about it. the branches are allowed to talk about it. congress will talk about the president and that is fine. i am sorry. it goes also whether you want any movement politics, piece of this. joy was talking about this last time we were at the table in the midterms, was this a democrats are amazing election, was a, dings are getting better election or was a revolt by women and people aligned with president who care about rights in this country? it was also, that was it not? i think the other structural piece that s happened in our politics, because the only former republican here in
dnc sanctioned debate. they could potentially face delegate dings, because in 2008, michigan and florida jumped ahead, they went rogue, so to speak, and they lost half their delegates to the convention, so there are real penalties here and that s the main kind of mechanism that the national party is actually has, to try to get the states to do what they want. and just real quick, as we look at the slate of the first four primaries here, as proposed, as voted on by the rules committee here, the key reason why there was a push to make this change happen was to add some diversity into this process, and racial diversity, some geographic diversity, et cetera, that s the hope behind this, right? that s exactly right. iowa and new hampshire are both overwhelmingly white. iowa has become increasingly red as a republican. so they wanted to get rid of iowa, and new hampshire was less of a target, but then, you know, once it became clear that these other states who wanted to step up, i think
a little what we used to call dings and later learned those were actually concussions. so the language and the research and the studies and the peer review stud ies have brought to light concussions playing not just in the nfl but football in particular and being a former player, a lot of guys will sit up here and tell you that, you know, whenever someone is shaking their head, they re not shaking their head because their back is injured or back is injured. they re trying to shake out the clouds and fog and that s due to a brain injury. so, you know, it s really danger ro ous to keep him out there after he came back and played on sunday and to have him play three or four days later, there has to be accountability for that. there are protocols in place but they failed tua and his family and the rest of the nfl players that play in the nfl. the nfl player s association is looking at this through different lenses, legally and beyond. i wonder from your expectative,
talking over all those sounds. and the woman breathing a sigh of relief, the labor secretary tweeted our rail system is integral to our supply chain and a disruption would have had catastrophic impacts on industries, travelers and families across the country. is he overstating here or could this have been truly devastating had it happened? it would have been really bad, chris. i think to think that the biden administration is really happy to hear all those dings and bells and things making it hard for cal to talk. absolutely, $2 billion a day hit to the economy had this strike actually happened, we ve got 30% to 40% of all our freight goes by rail. and that is food, it is coal, it is chlorine for drinking water, essential backbone to the economy and we would have been back to the period where shelves were more bare, prices going up again. and as ashley laid out, we re at 8% inflation as it is, which is