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founder of the health company theranos is found guilty of fraud over her failed blood testing technology. now on bbc news, it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from new york. this city is testament to the power of science and technology. but we shouldn t be fooled by these gravity defying towers. we are not masters of the universe. covid and climate change remind us of that. and so, too, does my guest today, arguably america s most famous scientist, neil degrasse tyson. his special subject is astrophysics, but his mission goes much wider, to get us all to respect scientific fact. so how s that going? neil degrasse tyson, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. your dayjob is being an astrophysicist, but you are also one of america s leading champions for science. so you tell me why there appears to be such a strain of scepticism among so many americans toward the basics of scientific knowledge. i don t have a good answer for that and i poked around in the ether for wh ....
in may the footballing world, with support from across sport, used its voice by staying silent on social media. the boycott was the latest attempt at tackling the racist abuse suffered by black and asian players. nesta mcgregor spoke to victims, social media companies and those charged with cleaning up the sport. this was his report first broadcast back in the spring. this programme contains racist language and content some may find offensive. they are not fans, they are racists. it makes you feel very dehumanised. you feel like nothing. there is nothing you can do. you are helpless. the weekend saw more racist abuse of players online. - the amount of times we are seeing troy deeney or raheem or even myself report things, nothing has been done about it. we re humans and it is a throwaway comment to you, but when i open my phone and see myself being called this and that for no reason, it does affect you. racism and bullying across platforms. . racially abused on social ....
now on bbc news. over four days in may the footballing world, with support from across sport, used its voice by staying silent on social media. nesta mcgregor spoke to victims, social media companies and those charged with cleaning up the sport. and a warning, this programme contains references to racist language and content from the start that some may find offensive. they are not fans, they are racists. it makes you feel very dehumanised. you feel like nothing. there is nothing you can do. you are helpless. the weekend saw more racist abuse of players online. - the amount of times we are seeing troy deeney or raheem or even myself report things, nothing has been done about it. we are humans and it is a throwaway comment to you, but when i open my phone and see myself being called this and that for no reason, it does affect you. racism and bullying across platforms. . racially abused on social media. things like i look like a monkey orjust saying the n word, everything ....
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welcome to hardtalk, from new york. i m stephen sacker. this city is testament to the power of science and technology. but we shouldn t be fooled by these gravity defying towers. we are not masters of the universe. covid and climate change remind us of that. and so too does my guest today, arguably america s most famous scientist, neil degrasse tyson. his special subject is astrophysics, but his mission goes much wider, to get us all to respect scientific fact. so how s that going? neil degrasse tyson, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. your dayjob is being an astrophysicist, but you are also one of america s leading champions for science. so you tell me why there appears to be such a strain of scepticism among so many americans toward the basics of scientific knowledge. i don t have a good answer for that and i poked around in the ether for what could be behind it and i m going to give what sounds like an easy sort of cop out answer, and it has to do with how science is t ....