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yeah
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and then this is the end
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it's so sad
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so soon how many people do you have for this subject for the study oh can i order like a the published paper
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do you know what it's going to come out of you have no clue you really have no intellectual interest in in any of this isn't it interesting for you
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have a right i think to see the published product
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oh okay oh cool i want that you hear me okay
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as a participant
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and if that's not party
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if that's not it should be we had before we before anybody working back there started we all had to do this online tutorial in bio ethics or like social science research ethics
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okay
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cool
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and had did you do passs
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it was terrible
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bioethics is actually interesting i think
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bioethics is interesting but it's like the same yeah the protocol is terrible but ummm bioethics bioethics i feel like you learn about these few key cases and then they change policy and gets drafted and ummm it's the same story you read about the tuskeegeie airman there's a group of african tuscie airmen is like a siffus that's not correct i think that's something different but
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this protocol of yeah
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wait what was that one the
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someone failed the test
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no no no it's a they had a it was a group of men who had syffleas and they purposefully
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okay
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like alex jacobs
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then what
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really purpose
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he just had meningis i think or not not meningis
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yeah
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yeah like the kissing disease yeah men ijit mono
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yeah menings is what is menings it's something else bacteria
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it's bacterial
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they purposefully withhell the ummm
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anyways
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antibiotics that cure sipplist to to study the effects
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oh right right right right and what do you think about that that's messed up yeah
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i think that's wrong because they're like an economically
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right because it's also the abuse of the poor black man yeah
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ummm on that note
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are we done really by the way is that fisher fine arts from here
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i'm gonna move the transcript
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i'm read
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yeah probably not
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no it's
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yeah it's definitely
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oh
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okay done
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well that's not he you know that they they hire back a lot of their people who grad yeah
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does
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that
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yeah but i mean the fact that he he actually did get an academic position that's that's uhhh because all those people who went off all sort of bright eyed ummm
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yeah the
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only the only person i know that made for literature was a guy named mccan who might be at cornell
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yeah
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but ramsey's vanished
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a trap uhhh he could never get tenure
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yeah well he was at columbia yeah well he was there
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like five years and they turned him down for ten years then he went somewhere else if he he was down in college park maryland yeah and he was i think he was only a non tenure track down there that is supposedly supposed to be back in japan now yeah but you know he's he's probably you know become an english teacher at some yeah i know a guy believe it or not i know a guy from manhattan who was up in saoto his major he did an m b a believe it or not he's he's an english teacher now huh he got a a uhhh sort of well they they don't really have a tenure you know foreigners don't have tenure in japan but you know it's sort of like a long term teaching position yeah
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but
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you know after i taught at that university and i' in a way i don't envy them yeah
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no they usl people are are second class citizens
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ja yeah
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well let's see you get the korean students the same way no it at doing the teaching at rutgers are are our koreans and japanese are not leading the class by by any means
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try
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try to give them some lectures about ummm you know that that's great you brought your body to class but you must remain conscious
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well the biggest problem i had was trying not to flunk them and i had to i had to recycle the same questions two or three times to get them to pass which was humiliating for the teacher you know just
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you you
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know i i i told my friend who had taught there you know i said well you know i i gave him the questions once and i you know two thirds of them failed so i gave them the same questions almost all the same questions again they said you half of them fail sometimes you have give them the same questions three times
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yeah yeah that's that's uhhh
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you know you know that kind of teaching position i can live without know fact i got i got a couple of good possibilities now i told you uhhh one is uhhh you know doing media type uhhh ventures and i'm negotiating with them and there's this computer thing coming up in march
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and believe
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it or not they want me to be the president
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of
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the company
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well he could be the next bill gates
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excuse me
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he could be the the next bill gates well
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you know when you start talking about ceo you get all of privileges with
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well we'll look forward to seerlesoft ninety seven no
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it's actually it's this that that you remember that new operating
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no
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uhhuh oh
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yeah
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there
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are i i was looking at a korean uhhh american bullet board and there is some sort of korean system out out that's been developed in the states i don't know what no this is the
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professor who developed this one is here yeah the one in the states is probably to work on unix or something you know to the it's difficult to send messages in korean across the internet yeah
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i've got a copy of you know that eudora for english yeah but i can't you know people try to send me foreign language messages i
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well well there yeah there well there are some uhhh there is some going on because uhhh some of the on the korean bulletboard some of the messages you pick it up and get just uhhh you know it what amounts to code it looks like uhhh the the ruers system is uhhh i only discovered that there are certain unmarked computers that will receive pictures and if they don't receive pictures then you'll either get a message that we can't accept this or instead of ummm instead of a picture you'll get alphabet and numbers you know sort of over and over again and uhhh some of the korean messages have been like that and and uhhh apparently they're they're not uhhh pornographic they're just uhhh it's it's the uhhh hungle so you could probably decode it if you could you know work out the sit down and work out the pattern but uhhh there there is they are sending some sort of the korean americans are using some kind of system here
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develop anyway this this new thing is for that architecture my friend in tokyo did
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all kinds of telephone calls of course none of them are garrett and i mean i was just getting more and more as i would answer the phone it would not be garret i oh hi the poor staff sergeant ingram was the last one who called and i oh hi and then i said oh i'm so sorry i just you know i just was really hoping it would be garrett and it's not and and ummm he when i told him uhhh memphis tennessee he said oh good umhuh stateside
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so
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guess you know i didn't think about bosnia or anything awful like that so yeah well that's
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what i thought of
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and also what i didn't know was that garrett wanted to be in the infantry and he didn't get to be so yay hmmm yeah i'm glad he didn't get what he wanted ummm so he's ummm and sergeant ingram supposed that since he was going to memphis that that means he'll be working on ummm air elec some kind of electronics
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ummm parts
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to airplanes
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electronic parts to airplanes uhhuh uhhuh so
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that would be nice umum
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guess i mean you know it's something that he'll still be able to do when he gets out
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