Booms, Busts and Bubbles; Sculpting Evolution; The Payam Method | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

Is there anyone in NZ teaching the piano like this? Fun always makes learning easier, I use this philosophy when teaching Literacy xx

The Renaissance of 2055 is a story about a generation that lived in a digital world and became so detached from the natural world that they could not rescue themselves from a natural occurrence.

I'm really surprised that the Lyme disease segment didn't include anything on alpha-gal, another tick related disease that makes the victim allergic to meat and animal sourced ingredients for life. Living in such a meat based society with alpha gal can be devastating as can having a severe allergic reaction to a lotion you're trying for the first time because it has lanolin sourced from sheep in it. I'm lucky that I live in a region without the right ticks but have heard from people I know about how it has swept through their friends groups. Vegetarian by disease I'm instead of by choice one person told me. Another one told me about experimenting with lizard meat and snake meat out of Florida.

why did you only post one of these segments individually?

Yes , piano teacher is absolutely correct , I taught Engish to overseas students by creating an "association method " between languages and focused on the mechanics of the new language.

We still don’t know much about Ray Epps, for example: 1) After he accompanied other protesters thru the first fence (as stated in the video), did he turn around and high-tale it out of there (job accomplished)? 2) Did he know or meet with other members of the “Oathkeepers” organization participating at the Capitol on Jan6 or the day prior? If so, did he provide their names? Did he actually enter the Capitol building? If so, when and thru what entrance? Did he ever were a mask on Jan 6. For an investigatory program, ‘60 Minutes’ did not ask very probing questions. Or if it did, they were edited out??

Healthcare debts is going to start hurting us all very soon

We borrowed everything, and there is no time left to repay our debts.

It was nice they had someone who was alive when the 1929 crash took place to conduct the interview. Yes, the market will crash someday. It will crash because that is what markets do. They are cyclical. It is like predicting the end of the world, one day you will be right, you just do not know when.

We have the perfect ingredients for a disaster..no guardrails, no oversight, excessive greed, the ordinary citizen with no one looking out for them...etc