together and you think:this bullying incident where the alleged bullier said i don t care that i have been part of this girl s death, who lept to her death, a suicide. you wonder, do we have a problem with young people and empathy and dehumanization and do we have to look at technology. i keep saying that. and these games they play and facebook and the rest of it because we are losing some of our kid. martha: you and i have spoken about this many times. this disassociates them with actually interacting with people and gives them a place to hide on a daily basis behind that machine, behind that phone, behind that phone. and we are starting to seat ramifications of that especially when it plays upon who may already have some difficult past and difficulty motional issue when they are growing up.
the economy is still weak. it s going to help you make ends meet, but it s also going to mean more customers for businesses. it will increase demand. it s right for the economy, and i would sign that bill today if it came to my desk. [ applause ] tell congress to get past their differences and send me a road construction bill so that companies can put tens of thousands of people to work right now building our roads and bridges and airports and seaports. i mean, think about it. america used to have the best stuff, best roads, best airports, best seaports. we re slipping behind because we re not investing in it, because of politics and gridlock. do you want to put people to work right now rebuilding america? you ve got to send that message to congress. send send a message to congress to come to an agreement on trade deals that will level the playing field and open markets to our businesses so we can sell more goods to countries around the world. yeah, we ve got a lot of ameri
physical abuse, mental abuse, has dramatic effects on the brain and there s lots of information how the brain disregulates, disassociates, how the right brain manages these things versus the left. that s a massively growing area. even at ucla, they have recently determined that if you have one trauma, there s a permanent, unless you take it out, 20% elevation in the inflammation of the sitokins in our body. that leads to illness. if you have untreated trauma, you definitely want to get it treated. larry: do you study alzheimer s? i have in school. but i ve never done alzheimer s personally. larry: what happens with the brain of with alzheimer s? new research is always coming about for a while that we thought it had to do with the plaques and tangles. but i think we re starting to see that, you know, and there is some conflict within the scientific community that maybe not specifically alzheimer s,
trauma but interpersonal trauma is emotional abuse at the hands of important caretakers has dramatic effects on the brain and has lots of information about how the brain disregulates and disassociates and now the left brain manages these things versus the right. they have determined if you have one trauma there s a permanent 20% elevation in the inflammation in our body and that leads to illness. if you have untreated trauma, you definitely want to get it treated. larry: do you study alzheimer s? i have in school but i have never done alzheimer s research personally. larry: what happens in the brain? new research is always coming about for a while that we thought that it had to do with plaques and tangles but we re starting to see that there is some conflict within the scientific community that maybe not specifically alzheimer s but
this is an important point. in my world i noticed increasingly that trauma is the problem of our time. trauma not meaning physical trauma but interpersonal trauma is emotional abuse at the hands of important caretakers has dramatic effects on the brain and has lots of information about how the brain disregulates and disassociates and now the left brain manages these things versus the right. they have determined if you have one trauma there s a permanent 20% elevation in the inflammation in our body and that leads to illness. if you have untreated trauma, you definitely want to get it treated. larry: do you study alzheimer s? i have in school but i have never done alzheimer s research personally. larry: what happens in the brain?