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When economic development comes at the cost of community, it's not just those who have lost their homes or access to water who are harmed, but it breaks little pieces of our own humanity as well.
In Detroit, that means average citizens deputizing themselves to create water stations and deliveries for those who have lost access to it.
And the reason their information has any value is, well, because no one else has access to it.
I hope you'll each take a moment to think about how you could use something like this to give yourself more access to your own world, and to make your own travel more convenient and more fun.
I realized that there's a small minority of people who has indeed access to information and can use it to their advantage and a huge majority that can't.
When I don't understand which are my rights, the benefits I can have access to, I can't understand my duties and I'm not an active and participative citizen either.
Because I was new to the city, I didn't have access to a stage, so I decided to create my own in public places.
They can be meaningful status rewards, meaningful access rewards, meaningful power rewards.
In 1994, I walked into a prison in Cambodia, and I met a 12-year-old boy who had been tortured and was denied access to counsel.
The second is insuring that there is systematic early access to counsel.
The key that we see, though, is training and then early access.
So the pieces are, not only the training of the lawyers, but us finding a way to systematically implement early access to counsel, because they are the safeguard in the system for people who are being tortured.
We need to systematically implement early access to counsel.
If the public is funding academics' research, but then we have to pay again to access the results, it's like we're paying for it twice.
So, first, let's start by discussing access.
But access isn't just about being able to get your hands on a document or a study.
I'm just suggesting that we give the public access to that research and that we shift the venue and focus on using plain language so that the public who's paying for the research can also consume it.
And this isn't just about giving you guys access to information.
If you don't know English, you can't access it.
But there's large fractions in other different languages, and if you don't know them, you can't access it.
There wasn't and still is not any place for a homeless minor to walk off the street to access a bed.
As a scientist, I have access to high-tech equipment that we can put over the side of the research vessel, and it measures oxygen and many more things.
If we had access then to modern semiconductors, computers, mobile devices, the internet?
Imagine your internet access went off for a day, and when it came back, it only stayed on for three hours at a time, with random 15-hour outages?
Now replace internet access with electricity.
This, or worse, is the type of access that hundreds of millions of Africans have to electricity, and to water, and to healthcare, and to sanitation, and to education.
We must fix this because ensuring widespread and affordable access to decent infrastructure and services isn't just low-hanging fruit: it's fundamental to achieving the hundred-year leap.
We would have no access to love or to the ability to create.
But he also forgot that without consciousness, he would have no access to true happiness and even the possibility of transcendence.
What happens then actually is that you lose the grounding of the self, you have no longer access to any feeling of your own existence, and, in fact, there can be images going on, being formed in the cerebral cortex, except you don't know they're there.
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