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underlying theory would then kind of, i don t know, guide the development of treatment of disorders today. i guess. or how what direction you see that changing research. i think that dsm has been very helpful, i mean, in categorizing certain conditions. i mean, and giving people some sense of, you know, based on which categories what treatments could apply. what it s failed at is the underlying ideology. and i think most people understand, right, that that s i mean, there s value in it, but really asking why, what s going on, right? i think as the more we learn, right, the more we will come to understand that it s, you know, not specific neurotransmission yes, they can play a role, i mean, in this disorder or that disorder. but to really understand how neural circuits really become sensitized, how those neural circuits, those grooves get laid down, i think that s what s key. you know, the reality is the reason why this has been so hard, i mean, because once thos ....
put her name in the will and petition the legislature to have three main in this state because the law says it you did not give legislative permission then you had to leave virginia or would be reassigned after one year. also at the time she was 50 years old. you could not free the enslaved person below the age of 21 or above the age of 45 without explaining how you would take care of them or how they would be provided for. so her name, a petition and him saying this is how much i will leave her or property we would never have argued about this question. that would have been the admission everything people said was true in he did not want to do that. toward them the most important person in his life was his oldest daughter. looking at the facts i don t think he would humiliate her like that to make bad mission on his deathbed. idle thank jefferson would have thought it was proper. to free a 53 year-old woman he did free those who were older at the time to explain how ....
dance, folks. thanks for being here. a this is really an exciting discussion that kim is going to lead today. he and i started talking about this a couple years ago and it is something i ve been veryti interested in for a long time am i to see the growing intoleranc and intimidation from the left. the very first book i wrote is called why we whisper in the subtitle is losing our right to say it s wrong. it s all about the growing intimidation of anyone who wanted to take a position that was based on any kind of traditional values, and a judeo-christian reality and how the left carries out that intimidation in a way that makes everyone whisper.g the title of that book came from my experience has been something in my senate campaign for i was just pummeled in the media all over the place. there was no public support for me. everywhere i went, people would come up after the meeting and get real close since they keep fighting. we are with you. but it was always a whisper ....
that kim is going to lead today. he and i started talking about this a couple of years ago and it is something i have been interested in for a long time. the growing intolerance and intimidation coming from the left. actually the first book i wrote was called while we whisper and the subtitle was losing her right to say it s wrong. it was about the growing intimidation of anybody who wanted to take a position that was based on any kind of traditional values, any judeo-christian morality and how the left carries out that intimidation in a way that makes everyone whisper. the title of that book came from my experience of saying something in my senate campaign where i was pummeled in the media all over the place. there s no public support for me but everywhere i went people would come up after the meeting and get real close and say, keep fighting, we are with you. but it was but it was always a whisper. people were so intimidated. tim holmes has done a much more scholarly ....
there s value in it, but ask i think more as we learn, the more we will come to understand that it s, you know, not specific neurotrans they can play a role but to really understand how neurocircuits become sensitized how those circuits grooves get laid down. i think that s what s key. the reality is tell you, the reason because once those get strengthened, you know, how long do they last, and do they respond in so they can last a lifetime. but the good news is we can lay down new neurocircuits and i think, i think that that increay those who provide care understand that the goal is to try to lay down those. thank you very much. thank you so much. [applause] doctor kessler s book will be staying for the short while to either sign a copy or if you have questions welcome to comen up. thank you so much for coming tonight. [applause] this is booktv on c-span two and we want to know what s on your summer reading list. send us your show choices at bov is our twit ....