Take part in this Amazing Group of people we have here. Professor at this teach about things the black power mixtape. Have such an Amazing Group of powerhouse folks here, dont you think . [applause] i would also like to thank you as our audience. It means you recognize and support this ongoing work and the commitment of these cultural warriors we have in our midst, and we are continuing in the ,truggle for human rights equality, and freedom of speech. So the struggle continues. I would like to frame the conversation we will have around this issue. We have a lot of young people in the audience. What ise relate presented in the book and the film . That weth this in mind would like to emphasize the impact of this film and the book. ,ere we are at the new school an institute of higher education, and we are all educators in one way or the other. Generations34 this this film documented period. We are excited and overwhelmed it is possible to have this here today. Question to our panelists is
Never once the relationship between humans and technology is so close but for cyborgs its not close enough they merge their bodies with technology. In my cyborg so i have created a new sense and new organ and ive designed my perception of reality i have an implant here and i use my implants on a daily basis. Without it being medically necessary cyborgs inject magnets into their fingers plant chips under their skin they implant technology. Reasons i will not simply loonies with crazy i do this with people who are trying to shape the future so we start now we do like a hundred a month maybe if you saw the exponential growth list i think catching on its all because of this soon as soon as there are some hundred thousand users under way were going to have to run a case for educating k. Two million eight million and sixteen million. Will it be normal in the future to upgrade our bodies or are we already there. If your mobile phone is running out of battery many people say im running out of
Already Technology Yeah if someone offers me Choo Choo Choo get in your hand instead of this one but just stronger and better and more efficient and more precise. Then i would be absolutely willing to do this. Because its mentioning it when people say im a cyborg and that implies that i can do things that you cant do its the opposite of removing bandra is creating new boundaries of in this is more good and some stuff. Neal harbison is as he says the worlds first officially recognized cyborg the composer has cut been. Or blind since birth he sees the world in shades of gray. So the kids color has its own light frequency which corresponds to a sound frequency and so the out that allows me to hear the sound of each car they have this is a so each color has its own note so when i put colors on a piece of paper to me its like with the music on paper. In two thousand and four new harbison had the antenna implanted by a surgeon who doesnt wish to be identified it contains a sensor that recogn
And good evening and welcome. Thank you so much for coming. It is an amazing house we have here this evening. I have to say, im thrilled and honored to take part in this Amazing Group of people we have here. I am a media studies and film professor here at the new school and i do teach about things like this black power mix tape thing. Alley. Ight up my so of course, i would love to moderate this. But we are really thrilled to have such an amazing set of powerhouse folks here this evening. Dont you think . [applause] so, in addition to thinking our panelists, i would also like to thank you as our audience, because what it means is that you recognize and support this ongoing work and commitment of these cultural warriors that we have here in our midst. And that we are continuing in the struggle for human rights, economic and educational equality and freedom of speech. The struggle continues. Tonight, i would like to frame the conversation that we have around this sort of issue of educati
Latest policy will be found unconstitutional. Well get an update from the center for constitutional rights. Then to america severing Opioid Epidemic and how congress undermine efforts to restrict the flow of pain pills that led to tens of thousands of deaths. We will look at the secretive family making billions from the Opioid Crisis. That is the Sackler Family, owners of the comedy that invented oxycontin. We will speak with christopher glazek, the reporter who broke the story. Then to guantanamo where detainees onunger strike have accused officials of a sudden change in practice that could result in them starving to death as doctors stop forcefeeding them and are no longer monitoring their medical condition. We will go to london to speak with Clive Stafford smith of reprieve, which represents eit guantanamo prisosoners. If someone is going to die from starvation, should you go against their will and force feed them or not . When the british did that to the ira, we let them die. Amy a