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and not even knowing their five senses had limits. if it s everything you know you think it s everything the universe but try to give you but in fact, it s not. and so around 160 1600 was inven of the microscope, one direction, and the telescope in the other direction. each event it was a decade of one another. all of a sudden pieces of the universe, available to us that transcend our senses. effectively, look inside a drop of pond water and see microorganisms just like just like doing the backstroke. you re on a brain sentry could not detected were it not for the microscope. you say doesn t make sense that you have entire living creatures inside of a drop of water. today we know that because we learned from childhood but in the day it may docents at all. he had communication with the royal academy, royal society in london, which is what you would normally do when you make a discovery. they thought he was drinking too much. write another letter and then we can continu ....
primary meanis theprimary meansl information about the universe not even knowing 160 around 1600 was the invention of the microscope in one direction and a telescope in the other direction. it s like doing the backstroke that your sensory systemed wouldn t detect it were it not for the microscope and you could think if that made sense to have entire living creatures inside a drop of water. it s what you normally do when you make a discovery and they thought he was drinking too much gin. they were in denial which is a natural thing to happen. one eyewitness testimony to confirm if it s real and then we discover quantum physics how it falls completely outside of not only the sentences but our expectations for how anything should work. how can everything be expandinga at all.st host: what is significant about the year 1600? s a guest:. you open up the floodgates when you combine lenses and they made a discovery back and the sky is the limit.n a host: there s guest: ....
our everyday selves. let us rededicated ourselves to the principles of peace and goodwill toward men. welcome to christmas sunday. it s meet the press. from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning, and merry christmas. happy first day of hanukkah, as well. happy holidays to everyone. when donald trump rode down that escalator at trump tower on june 16th, 2015, it s safe to say very few people predicted that a year and a half later we would be sitting here looking ahead to the trump presidency. trump s victory was a triumph for people who had had it with the federal government. for people who felt overlooked by democrats, and for folks who felt dismissed by the scheduled elites. at the same time, his victory was a bitter disappointment for a plurality of voters, many of whom were disgusted by his campaign and uncomfortable with his unpredictability and his coziness with nativist language. as we look ahead to the t ....
scott mcgrew, this week i learned two things, one, fico, the company famous for the fico score, does not decide your credit rating. who knew? and also fico is headquartered in silicon valley, about two blocks from this studio. again, who knew? will lansing is ceo of fico, i assume he walked over here from his office, he s past ceo of fingerhut, info space, joined by mark sullivan and laura mondaro of u.s.a. today. let s start with this idea that fico doesn t my fico score is so important. but somehow you re not the credit rating? the way it works is we re an analytics company and we produce the algorithm and the score. but we don t have any data. so the data is held by a credit bureau, by someone else. and they use our algorithm to produce the score, which they then share with banks, that s how the credit determination is made. i have a macy s bill, i don t pay the macy s bill. it s ex-peerian or others who know i depart pay the bill and they tell you? exactly ....
good morning, everyone, i m scott mcgrew. i learned something new on this show every week. this week two things. one, fico, the company famous for the fico score does not decide your credit rating. who knew? fico is head quartered in silicon valley, two blocks from this studio. again, who knew? will lansing is ceo and i assume he walked from his office, past ceo of fingerhut and info space, joined by mark sullivan and laura of usa today. let s start with the idea that my fico score is so important but you re not the credit rating? the way it works, we re an analytics company and we produce the algorithm and score, the data is held by someone else and they use ours to produce the score when they then share with banks and sthaz how the credit walk me through that. i have a macy s bill, i don t pay the macy s bill, it s xper onor one of the others that knows i didn t and they tell you? exactly. what s going on, we re trying a a bank is trying to figure out wh ....