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grandnephew of george washington through his brother. writing at uc berkeley covering the rugby team. on parmalict reporting and cambodia. he has interviewed many important leaders. also to publications for you know, the atlantic monthly and the new york times. he is the author of two other books. my brother my enemy. escape. s greatest he has received three pulitzer prize nominations for his articles. most importantly among all of this he has been one of the research fellows at the mount vernon research fellows. he is somebody who puts us off to go cover a war. that is unusual but we are very accommodating. welcome him in suggesting presenting his newest book read writing with riding with george. let s give a warm welcome to him. [applause] phillip: thank you very much. it is obvious a incredible honor to speak here at the home of george washington. is the best home in america. thank not only stephen mcleod who runs the program and the chief curator. mary thompson w ....
last 20 years in afghanistan and iraq and other nations. he is a washington ancestor. a descendent. you are not that old. he is the fifth great grandnephew of george washington through his brother. he began his writing at uc berkeley covering the rugby team. then conflict reporting on parma and cambodia. he has interviewed many important leaders. also to publications for you know, the atlantic monthly and the new york times. he is the author of two other books. my brother my enemy. al qaeda s greatest escape. he has received three pulitzer prize nominations for his articles. most importantly among all of this he has been one of the research fellows at the mount vernon research fellows. he is somebody who puts us off to go cover a war. that is unusual but we are very accommodating. we welcome him in suggesting presenting his newest book read writing with riding with george. let s give a warm welcome to him. [applause] phillip: thank you very much. it is obvious a inc ....
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i think that that signs up his view of it. he writes about technology and culture. the guardian, the new republic, mit tech review and his work has been included in the science and nature writing. i cannot note that in his biohe also says in the early 1980s he was a founding number of the universally unnoticed group and i want to give you sense up behind the stage banter that we were having. these guys all know each other they say that he and neck have been disagreeing for more than a decade. and he also describes it as a walking bummer. [laughter] there is no pessimism in david s view. anti-is a bit more moderated and then we will hear the doom and gloom area and david, start us off, he is the author of enchanted objects. i want to show you an image of my living room. it s a couple of minutes and that will illustrate many of the products that i talked about in the book. enchanted objects have the same functionality as before except for now they can talk. th ....
captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: tonight we continue our journey through the most exciting frontier of science, the brain. our subject this evening is how the brain controls social behavior. more so than any other species, humans are social beings. we depend heavily on each other for safety, survival and companionship. over the course of evolution, humans have adapted not only to a natural world but also to a social one. tonight, we will outline the social skills that separate humans from other species. we will learn how the brain reads facial expressions to determine the thoughts and emotions of others. we will ask what science can teach us about empathy and violence. and we will examine how social skills are compromised in the mysterious disease of autism. for centuries the study of social behavior was left to artists and philosophers, but in the past 150 years biology has emerged as an imp ....