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Now whether you look at this and think, "Oh, that's a charming urban affectation," or you look at it and say, "That's illegal abuse of property," the one thing I think we can all agree on is that you cannot read it.
But I think what we can all agree on is that actual photographs of human mouths, at least based on this, are off-putting.
And we see this all the time.
Another night it was Tristan who found out that there were pieces that make up explosives all around the house in which they were standing, and that in fact, explosives lay all the way between there and where they were about to head that night.
To make himself useful that day, he started polishing all the brass, the railings on the fire truck, the fittings on the walls, and one of the fire hose nozzles, a giant, heavy piece of metal, toppled off a shelf and hit him.
I felt at one with all the energy that was, and it was beautiful there.
All the time he's been doing 65 miles per hour down the freeway.
Our light has now turned green, his is solidly red, and we now anticipate that this bike is going to come all the way across.
But in a play, a novel or a film, the writer makes all the decisions in advance for the characters, and as the audience, we can only watch, passively, the consequences of his decisions.
So Vicky and I don't know what's going to happen, because it will all be based on your decisions.
We see all the SWAT forces in place.
I need to think about all the possibilities in a given scene and try to imagine everything that can happen.
In Egypt, for instance, 91 percent of all the females that live in Egypt today have been sexually mutilated in that way.
And wouldn't it be great if we could understand all this movement?
Or I could be wrong, they could all be pick-and-rolls.
And despite all the difficulties with the right spatiotemporal features we have been able to do that.
This is Chinatown in Los Angeles, a park we play at every week, and that's us recreating the Ray Allen moment and all the tracking that's associated with it.
That was when I was like, 'Why can't we take all these things that are happening to us and present them and tell our mothers, our traditional leaders, that these are the wrong things?"
The diagram that you see behind me shows all the terrorists involved in the Madrid attack in 2004.
We could all do that.
And it generates the empathy that we need to overcome all the ways that we try to hurt one another.
We think, because there are chemical hooks in heroin, as you took it for a while, your body would become dependent on those hooks, you'd start to physically need them, and at the end of those 20 days, you'd all be heroin addicts.
I actually think there's a layer of implications to all this research below that.
And Bruce Alexander, the guy who did the Rat Park experiment, says, we talk all the time in addiction about individual recovery, and it's right to talk about that, but we need to talk much more about social recovery.
And when I came back from this long journey and I'd learned all this, I looked at the addicts in my life, and if you're really candid, it's hard loving an addict, and there's going to be lots of people who know in this room.
Get an addict, all the people in their life, gather them together, confront them with what they're doing, and they say, if you don't shape up, we're going to cut you off.
All the video you have just seen was recorded by human rights groups working with WITNESS.
Now we've put people 18 inches in front of a TV, and all the artifacts that none of the original designers expected to be seen, all of a sudden, are staring you in the face: the shadow mask, the scan lines, all of that.
And when you touch it with your finger, you can actually, then, introduce all the forces on the face of that screen, and that actually has a certain amount of value.
The world is hard, and the singles were out there trying to connect with other people, and the couples were holding onto each other after all these decades.
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