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The focus was around the patient.
Around half of all of the trial data on antidepressants has been withheld, but it goes way beyond that.
And to show how big it goes, this is a drug called Tamiflu, which governments around the world have spent billions and billions of dollars on.
And I think, with all of the problems in science, one of the best things that we can do is to lift up the lid, finger around at the mechanics and peer in.
The history of civilization, in some ways, is a history of maps: How have we come to understand the world around us?
And then, around the 1980s, it also gets adopted by hip-hop and B-boys, skateboarders, and it takes on this kind of youth street culture.
[Progress...] But once you start thinking about the progress bar as something that's more about dulling the pain of waiting, well, then you can start fiddling around with the psychology.
As we move across a stairway, the form dictates our pacing, our feeling, our safety and our relationship and engagement with the space around us.
From those steps, you have a view of the street and all the people around you, and your walk is slow and steady because the tread is so wide.
The hyperlink almost feels like a LEGO block, this very basic building block to a very complex web of connections that exists all around the world.
Like there was this steady undercurrent of hate bubbling up all around us and increasingly overflowing.
And I will tell you there are stories like Bassam's all over the world, plus study after study after study that says, no, we are neither designed nor destined as human beings to hate, but rather taught to hate by the world around us.
For better or for worse, we are all a product of the culture around us.
But the fact is in so many ways and in so many places around our world, we are separated from each other.
The entire time I was traveling around the Middle East and Rwanda and across the United States, hearing these unbelievable stories of people in communities who had left entire histories of hate behind, I was still looking for Vicky.
With over 300 entries from around the world, I got it, my own little jewel box.
We've had our own John Muir, who's Dr. Sylvia Earle, who's been a tireless advocate for creating these marine protected areas around the world.
We started building these in his garage five years ago, and we've watched that grow into this community of thousands of people around the world, who believe that everybody should have access to these places.
And so he partnered with highway associations around the country to build big, beautiful highways out to these parks.
In one of the first meetings that they had around this new system, he said, "If you're a writer, I want you to write about this.
Because each and every day at our recycling plants around the world we handle about one million pounds of people's discarded stuff.
And the metals, we typically get from ore that we mine in ever widening mines and ever deepening mines around the world.
And there's more plastics produced and consumed around the world on a volume basis every year than steel.
So about 20 years ago, I literally started in my garage tinkering around, trying to figure out how to separate these very similar materials from each other, and eventually enlisted a lot of my friends, in the mining world actually, and in the plastics world, and we started going around to mining laboratories around the world.
So I went out there, and I auditioned, mainly in rural township locations, right around the country.
And then, as if by magic, they will spontaneously improvise a load of harmony around that tune because they can.
Not me personally, but what was going on around me.
But I was learning as my friends were, and people I didn't know around the country, that we had to be our own advocates, that we needed to fight back people's view that if you had a disability, you needed to be cured, that equality was not part of the equation.
And disabled people around the world want laws like we have, and they want those laws enforced.
So we feel really strongly that our US Senate needs to do its job, that our Senate needs to enable us as Americans not only to be able to assist disabled people and governments around the world to learn about the good work that we've been doing, but it's equally important that disabled people have the same opportunities to travel, study and work abroad as anyone else in our country.
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