Ok what it what do you make of this threat is it is a good idea to open all schools you know larry the fact that politicians and journalists are involved in medical Decision Making to be is just sort of extraordinary. The American Academy of pediatrics has come out very forcefully that they want schools opened in the fall for sure they have taken the position that lack that withholding further socialization and education is going to have untold harm on children i can tell you personally im not a pediatrician but i certainly would back the very cadre of pediatrics in their opinion but ive been hearing constantly from parents of 18 to 15 year olds that the level of distressed depression anxiety fear is so high that im afraid we are change the trajectory of an entire generation by scaring them to death that literally they believe that by going outside they and their family will be destroyed so of course of course you tell that to an 8 year old theyre going to concoct a fantasy where thats
Cues and to detect emotions. Hello, everybody, happy friday. My name is beri meric, cofounder and ceo at ivy, and its my pleasure to introduce you to rana el kaliouby. Welcome to ivy. How are you . Good. Happy friday, everybody. Im very well. Thank you so much. Really excited to have you here to share with everybody the context of what were going to be doing today. So rana is the cofounder and ceo and a pioneer of emotional and artificial intelligence. Were going to be having a fascinating conversation on how to reclaim our humanity by bringing Emotional Intelligence to technology. Just a little more about rana, she was named by forbes in their list of americas top 50 women in tech, and fortune recently included her on their list. She was also the cohost of a pbs nova series on a. I. In 2018, and shes an all around awesome person. Its really great to have you here, rana. I just want to share how this topic ties into ivys overall mission. So at ivy, everything we do is to help ourselves
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[inaudible conversations] please welcome dr. Carla hayden and susan orlean. [applaus [applause] well, i have to start by, im carla Hayden Library of congress and i want to thank jamie and feline and the angels and the readers for allowing me to be with someone who hassle evaluat evaluated elevated libraries to such an extent. Thank you. Let me say there have been patron saints of libraries, Andrew Carnegie and stuff like that, about you you are now number one. I finally smacked down Andrew Carnegie. You have. Thats great. How does it feel to be the patron saint of librarians . When i started this book, i couldnt have anticipated that part of it. I was drawn in to the story because i really wanted to understand what happened in 1986 that this epic fire that closed the l. A. Library for several years, but more importantly, i wanted to understand why i cared about it so much. I ive often said to me if city hall burned down, i would have thought thats too bad and i assume theyll rebuild it