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But ... if we're going to talk about the perils of creativity becoming a means to get attention, then we have to talk about the attention-driven business model of today's big social media companies, right?
And this is becoming common, it's moving very quickly, it's moving in a whole series of places.
By adulthood, she had surpassed her father in both mathematics and philosophy, becoming the city’s foremost scholar and taking over his position at the head of the Platonic school, similar to a modern university.
This has become a really crucial issue, this ability to deal with the unexpected, because the unexpected is becoming the norm.
Our growing dependence on technology risks us becoming less skilled, more vulnerable to the deep and growing complexity of the real world.
The shrinking cloud rotates faster and faster, and heats up, eventually becoming hot enough to burn hydrogen in its core.
Now, this is actually becoming such an interesting idea.
But if we take a moment to try to look at what video games are already becoming in our lives today, and what just a little bit of technological advancement is about to create, it starts to become more of an inevitability.
This is already a medium like literature or anything else that's becoming a fundamental part of our lives.
Dialog kept on going, with mental maps of words, and pretty soon it was becoming obvious that instead of being dazzled with brilliance, I was seriously being baffled with bullshit.
It's becoming asymmetrical in its activity, biased towards the right, which is highly correlated when people step forward into the world, as opposed to step back.
Well, Edison was a genius, but he didn't understand the new rules of feature films and the fact that failure was becoming the price of success.
First at Universal, and then at MGM, becoming the ideal of the Hollywood producer.
You know, I read Peter's book to prepare, I tried to get into his mindset, and I have to admit, it was tough, I'm not becoming a vegan, my company wasn't going that way.
More specifically, I want you to feel like you're capable of becoming an excellent long-distance swimmer, a world-class language learner, and a tango champion.
And I believe that a truly successful life is the one which is spent in the pursuit of becoming the best possible version of yourself when you take that last breath.
It is fortunate that we are becoming less of an idea leader because for too long the United States, and a handful of other developed countries, have shouldered the entire burden of research and development.
We should not fear other countries becoming wealthy.
They fear that if they were to slow down, they might run the risk of becoming obsolete.
And this idea was probably introduced centuries ago, but it's really becoming critical now, because we're making decisions about our society every day that, if we keep thinking that the arts are separate from the sciences, and we keep thinking it's cute to say, "I don't understand anything about this one, I don't understand anything about the other one," then we're going to have problems.
Another thing they talked about was that the infrastructure that supports the sciences is becoming obsolete.
From Kenya, we head to Noida in India, where the irrepressible Ambika is holding on very fast to her dream of becoming an elite athlete, safe in the knowledge that because of our ingredients rating technology, she's not going to ingest something accidentally, which will mess up her doping tests and kick her out of the sports she loves.
And the fact that we have English is now becoming a huge strategic asset.
In 2017, Italy followed suit, becoming the second European nation to pass an anti-food-waste ban.
But rather than stifling their expansion, this edict forced humans to evolve in startling ways— becoming biological computers, psychic witches, and prescient space pilots.
And now English is becoming the language of problem-solving.
Put simply, not only is our global population becoming bigger, but it's also getting denser, and we will need to grow significantly more food using significantly less land and resources.
Some bacteria consumed other bacteria, gaining their power to turn oxygen into energy, becoming the precursors of animals and plants.
After a brief stint as an English teacher, I went to law school and ended up becoming an attorney at a big law firm here in New York City.
But it's not about them becoming Bono or Tracy Chapman.
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