You have to pass a test which is pretty much impossible but yet these deaths are ultimately paid for by the taxpayer so is it unjust to forget that but then how does a standin that strong tradition we have a bankruptcy in in this country . What do we do do with do with the depth at starting up there . It is unjust to forget it. Sounds kind of horrible but this was a private decision made when someone decided to take advantage of a public subsidy. It was a calculated investment that hasnt worked out so well. Now, what can someone do who finds themselves many thousands of dollars in debt and does not want to be there . Theyre still more education. On the one hand that is how people get even more and more in debt and get themselves in really bad places but if you are a sociology major, 16,000 in debt and you decide you really dont want to be there theres the Colorado School of mines for you and go get a degree in mineral or petroleum engineering. Get out there in north dakota where the av
He works at the Space Telescope Science Institute that has been conducting the Space Program for the Hubble Telescope and they will conduct a Scientific Program for the upcoming james webb telesco. It is great to chat with you. Dr. Livio has published more than 500 scientific articles and has received Research Awards in recognition for teaching excellence and his books. His interests and our work broad range of physics from cosmetology in black kohls to extrasolar planets and the emergence of possible intelligent life in the universe. His popular book the golden ratio when the prize in 2003 in the international pythagoras to prize sunday is a well published author he is here to discuss his most recent book, brilliant blunders from darwin to einstein colossal mistakes by great scientists that changed our understanding of life and the universe released may 2013 in received excellent reviews from the new york times, the the wall street journal and washington post. Congratulations. I love
When side effects side effects occur you dont know which one it came from. So there are things that stand in the way but there are intense to approve the situation where you could test the drug on to patients like this drug was tested on hundreds of patients but the data that was submitted that came from hundreds of patients so it is also about the chromosomes if you use 10 patients it is like studying twins it away by used 10 patients then gave a conditional approval that everybody would have gotten the drug a lot faster. Possibly. Things like that are in the works but it is difficult to get them working. So to come up with the designation status to fasttrack to put the companys in contact with the data to shepherd it through very quickly but with these targeted drugs drugs, with cml the package is about 1,000 patients but the sabres on the of the first hundred is the save as a last hundred so if we could have taken the first 100 in reality this could have been in the market one year
The interests span a broad range of topics from black holes to extrasolar planets and the emergence of possible intelligent life forms in the universe. His popular book, the golden ratio what a prize in 2003 and he is a well published author and hes with us to discuss his most recent book, brilliant blunders from darwin time find. Colossal mistakes by great scientists that have changed our understandings of life and the universe. It was released in may of 2013 and has received excellent reviews from the New York Times and washington post. Congratulations to you. This sort of exposes some of the flaws of the great giant in science. You look at this and it is great, but it is also very interesting. Tell us about this. Guest this is part of the reason that shows that even the most luminaria scientist can make big blunders and it is somewhat different from the rest of us when we make our own blunders. Because this is the part of the way that science works my wanted to expose that part of i
Where to begin . Begin with the beginning. Every thing has a beginning. So the universe had a beginning. No, not necessarily. Some scientists claim that the universe did not have a beginning. And some theologians contend that the universe did not need a beginning. What . No beginning of the universe . Howd that be possible . Science and theology can each challenge this common idea. Did the universe have a beginning . Im Robert Lawrence kuhn and closer to truth is my journey to find out. Traditionally, in both science and theology, the cosmos was from everlasting without beginning until, in the mid 20th century, big bang cosmology became accepted. Beginnings bring meaning and i start with the science. When we want to understand something anything we often ask, where did it come from . How did it start . But some say the universe is different. Because the universe is not some thing its the whole thing thats why first we must ask, whether the universe had a beginning . I begin with a cosm