<transcript><audio_111>Peter and Haler can you respond to what you just heard sure thank you all for for those Illuminating comments U we're working on the</transcript><video><caption><image_112>The image shows a group of four men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. They are all wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a panel discussion. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. The other three men are listening attentively. The screen behind them displays various logos and text related to the panel discussion, such as "OnBuzz", "Dolby", and "Christine". The audience can be seen in the background, attentively listening to the presentation.</caption><caption><image_113>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. They are all wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is listening intently. The screen behind them displays the logos of various companies, including American Airlines, OnBuzz, and The New York Times. The audience can be seen in the background, attentively listening to the conversation.</caption><caption><image_114>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. They are all wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. The other two men are listening attentively. The screen behind them displays the logos of various companies, including OnBuzz, DOLBY, and CRM. The image appears to have been taken at an event or conference.</caption></video><transcript><audio_115>assumption that people's view of History shapes their behavior in the present that people's understanding of History actually not only shapes but it also can limit the way they think about the present the way they think about the</transcript><caption><image_116>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen with the text "The New York Times" at the top. The screen displays the logos of various companies, including OnBuzz, DOLBY, and Christie. The men are engaged in a conversation, with one of them holding a microphone and gesturing with his hand. The man on the left is wearing a black suit and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is listening attentively. On the right side of the image, there is an older man wearing a white shirt and glasses, who is sitting in a chair. All three men appear to be engaged in the conversation.</caption> Peter and Haler can you respond to what you just heard sure thank you all for for those Illuminating comments U we're working on the assumption that people's view of History shapes their behavior in the present that people's understanding of History actually not only shapes but it also can limit the way they think about the present the way they think about the
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