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of all species. 99% are not causing those problems. it is not to say the problems are real, it s just that there only a small problem in the picture. the whole way we think about species on the move alien in fact, i think it s very outdated. the scientists i talked to, they say that themselves. now species are moving into new places we want to call them all aliens when they are moving further north it s an alien and not let him? no. you want to preserve that resilience what we really need to do is think about it in a whole different way about where you re from, is about what is your function? now how can you contribute? ideas are really changing. thank you, that is very interesting we had a new question come in. the person asks, you mentioned there may virtually no data on migration, how do we have any data at all other individual researchers intervene them in getting a better idea of the larger picture? i think that s partially it, we have better mobility data nowadays b
but it also has a connotation of a simpleton. in this book, galileo, anybody who read the book, saw that galileo was strongly supported, ridiculing the opinions, defending aristotle s views. he and his friends said he wouldn t get permission to publish the book, he had to get permission from the catholic church. for the book to be truly accepted, edited the preference in the conclusion session, things were inconclusive, whether there was period perna, or aristotle he and version are correct. this preface, anybody who read the book, a special commission appointed to say whether galileo and it concluded absolutely, one of them said he holds that opinion. that was considered heretical and i should also mention 17 years earlier there was an injunction against livio which in the strict version did not allow galileo to hold, defend, perna and is him. copernicanis him. and holding the copernican position, he thought it was okay but didn t fly very well.
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introduce this event with mario. presenting his latest book galileo and the science deniers . two nights in event is an installment or series, we re so excited to continue to bark to bring the authors of the recently published books during these unprecedented times. you find announcements about upcoming events in the series that harvard .com/event .com/events/science. he also signed up front e-mail newsletter. and traditionally we have eight science research public lecture series. you can see previous talks the might fbn the series. this is going to conclude with questions. if you would like to ask the authors and think please go to the ask the questions button at the bottom of the screen when you consummate your question. were going to get through as many as time will allow for. it also the bottom of the screen, you will see a button to purchase tonight featured book galileo and the science deniers . all sales through this like support the harvard bookstore. so huge thank