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And I would argue this is fertile ground for exploitation.
Now you and I could look at this and we could argue about whether it's incremental, and I could say something like "80-20 rule," and it's really hard to move up to that new curve.
But there are bigger problems, believe it or not, than that dysfunction, even though I would argue that dysfunction that makes it impossible to get anything done in the richest and most powerful country in the world is far more dangerous than anything that a group like ISIS could do, because it stops us in our tracks and it keeps us from progress.
Until the next Edwin Hubble comes along, scientists will likely be left to argue about the elegance of their competing models… and continue to dream about what, if anything, lies beyond our universe.
I'm not here to argue the guilt or innocence of any prisoner.
This is when we start to argue, to form society.
Some critics of the electoral college argue the system gives an unfair advantage to states with large numbers of electoral votes.
However, others argue that the electoral college protects small states such as Rhode Island, Vermont and New Hampshire, and even geographically large states with small populations like Alaska, Wyoming and the Dakotas.
Now, no one will argue that we don't have robots.
In fact, I would argue that some of the most interesting things of the human experience occur at the intersections, in the liminal space, where by liminal I mean the space in-between.
Thus, some argue that the feeling you think you feel in your soul is just biology's way to make you continue our species.
No one could argue against that.
If we got rid of them, they argue, another species would simply take their place and we'd probably have far fewer deaths from malaria.
Others argue that while numbers may or may not exist physically, mathematical statements definitely don't.
So in order to argue that what Myriad did was not an invention, and that isolated BRCA genes were products of nature, we had to explain a couple of basic concepts, like: What's a gene?
Myriad didn't even argue this, so it came out of the blue.
Well, I certainly couldn't argue with that.
Chris and I sat quietly in the hallway, moments before he was to walk in and argue the most important case of his career.
I would argue that there are two sides to this challenge.
However, we've seen the Club of Rome, we've seen previous claims that the world would be running out of resources, and it's not to argue that those things are not valid.
Though they have absolutely no parts in common, the two ships are numerically identical, meaning one and the same, so A equals B. However, others could argue that Theseus never set foot on Ship B, and his presence on the ship is an essential qualitative property of the Ship of Theseus.
When each group returns to the hall, all of its members will either give the same report or argue about whether they found the exit.
Now, some will still argue Islam is a violent religion.
But I wonder, what would you say to those who might argue that you're giving a TED Talk, you're clearly a deep thinker, you work at a fancy think tank, you're an exception, you're not the rule.
Some argue that her extensive knowledge of color vision would have allowed her to create the same mental state produced by actually seeing the color.
So what I want to argue is there are ways in which we can expand that choice set and still benefit everyone else: the host states and communities, our societies and refugees themselves.
What we rarely do is ask refugees what they want, where they want to go, but I'd argue we can do that and still make everyone better off.
The first is it's really easy to argue that spending money to mitigate climate change benefits everyone.
What I'm going to argue today is that having good judgment, making accurate predictions, making good decisions, is mostly about which mindset you're in.
I would argue that with technologies like the kinds I'm talking about today, maybe we can actually derive those.
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