Have to measure a lot of things including the firing angle, engine speed, transmission speed, pressure, air flow, voltage. For batteries you need to measure voltage current. Temperatures. If you add all of the sensors together, i would say hundreds and typically 100 microprocessors. They are already getting this standardwith car. Now we are talking about adding more technology to interact with those. We are at the beginning of making cars intelligent enough to cooperate with other vehicles. Has been yourwhat biggest frustration in this project . That ismy biggest a tough one. Very complicated problem, not just limited to technology. Because after all, technologies must be doing something good for the society. Otherwise, we probably should not be doing it. We need to interact with so many different people, companies, government, students and so on. To bring the awareness to the society is very tough. I would not say i am frustrated, it is a tough job. It certainly takes more than what i
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Moment of truth. Earnings season is underway and ek peckations have come down. Are expeck tags too low and they feel the next leg of this rally. For earnings i think they are too low. Earnings per share. Thats what obviously is market is based on. But what i think is probably too high is the expectations for revenue. I think it comes county this this once again. Earnings growth is what it is. It can be manufactured, engineered, but you cant make up Revenue Growth. That divide between eps and Revenue Growth continues to widen out. Market has not cared about it nor should it given where rates are, which has been tims argument. But at some point, you need commensurate Revenue Growth. What have companies have guided conservatively and no one cares about quarter. So, is this the time when the market gives ceos and maybe its time to kitchen sink it a lilt bit or to weigh on being more conservative in the shortterm, but we see some things changing in our Business Model. I dont know. The quest
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Good afternoon again. Max rodriguez, founder of the harlem book fair, this is the fourth of our discussion following a presentation by the author, and we have an online video Book Discussion program and we have the presentation of the annual book awards. We hope you will stay. I have the honor of presenting mister eddie glaude, the author of a new book titled democracy in black, how ray still enslave the american soul. Eddie glaude is a professor at Princeton University teaching and the Religion Department and production of africanamerican studies. He writes for Time Magazine and democracy now. This book intrigues me. It is very thoughtprovoking, provocative and the title itself says that. It is quite offputting how race still enslave the american soul. How many ideas we have in that title, the idea of race, enslavement, the american soul. I find it interesting because we were never able to answer that question, groundedness of truth, absoluteness of truth and being truth. And life as