Slew of new drugs, new imaging and new ways in which of approaching. But importantly, i want to point out the following the devices. Theres an amazing set of devices which are already deployed in the operating room and in clinics and also remotely. The hybrid operating room how many people have heard of hybrid operating room . Probably nobody. So hybrid operating room is the ability which you can image the patient on the o. R. At the same time doing surgery. Now, it used to be wed take an xray, put it up there, go and look at a patient, go back and look at the xray. Now you can do this not only in surgery, but imagine doing it in cancer. Youd be able to know exactly where the margin is and whether youve excised the cancer totally by doing imaging at the time of the operating room. Robotics, we have discussed. And, to of course, there are now ability to have pacemakers without leads. And also using, in fact, remote sensing, you can also do echoultrasound and actually being able to follo
And digital currency. This is just under 2 1 2 hours. Hello. Thanks for having me. My name is adam piore, and im glad to be here. Im here to talk about my book, the bodybuilders inside the science of the engineered human, and some of the trends that i reviewed. Its funny to be here, because i left d. C. I used to cover im a journalist. I used to cover capitol hill. About 20 years ago i left and said i was never coming back. And actually, i covered congress for a newspaper in new jersey, and i left in the middle of the Monica Lewinsky scandal. My job was to stand off the house floor and ask every congressman what they thought of the days news. So, i quit my job and i went about as far away as i could go, and i moved to the country of cambodia. And i spent a year and a half there reporting on events there, and it was an amazing experience. People were the country was emerging from 30 years of civil war, from a genocide in which one in four people died of murder, starvation, and disease.
Euphoria right after President Trump was elected, right here on this show. Hell be here. First, well start with bonds. U. S. Bonds the tenyear yield crossing a key level now well above 2. 5 . Rates have been rangebound for most of the past five years. Its the one variable markets havent had to face yet. Is a bond bloodbath ahead and if so, can stocks and rates rally again . I dont think we see a bond bloodbath. Weve been in this range for the last four or five years. Clearly low yields have been great for the stock market over the last seven or eight years. There will be some that argue if rates went higher, that would be good because it implies economies are getting better, Global Growth is doing well, stocks should do well, indeed. I would say this if rates rise, the u. S. Dollar should rise. A rising u. S. Dollar could potentially be a headwind instead of the tailwind weve had with a weaker dollar so you can make many arguments this is the one thing i would say. You cant have it bot
Government. The book is called bureaucrat king origin and underpinning of america bureaucratic state and paul hills dale college is the author. Cspan, where history unfolds daily. In 1979 cspan was created as a Public Service by americas Cable Television companies. And is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. Welcome to tucson on booktv located 60 miles north of the u. S. Mexico border. It was founded by spanish missionaries in the 1600s. Today it is a population of over half a million people, and is home to the university of arizona and the national park. With help of our Cox Communication cable partner for 90 minutes explore with local authors. There are a number of misconceptions about arizona and history an one of them is that all of the mexicans here are immigrants from mexico. But like the out of town people, people say we didnt cross the border, the board or crossed us. The city destroyed 80 acres this is the most densely populated area in the city of tucson
In 1970s but historically very high levels of inequality. Do you agree with that . We can get into measuring nontaxable incomes or health care or pensions and Social Security which have a big impact, a bigger impact than people realized, smaller families, twocareer families and things like that. Lots of households that arent working whether they retired or other reasons, but those things do affect it. Do i think we pass through an era where innovation has been strong like it was back when we were inventing electricity and cars and industrializing the economy and i think some fortunes have been made as a result and perhaps we are not at that level but the nature of the investments have changed because you went from a capital intensive economy that required a lot of investors and savings so they had to share to an Economy Today where it says innovationeconomic and we can go on a long list. And so they can scale without really having to share their value of their innovation. Thats allowed