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And I really, strongly believe in the power of the small story, because it is so difficult to do humanitarian work at a global scale.
1890: A date I believe to be the most important in this slide show.
Some of them are just countries who believe that deregulation or no regulation is the best way to attract investment, promote trade.
You don't need to believe me.
You shouldn't believe me.
I believe that correctly using computers is the silver bullet for making math education work.
Do we really believe that the math that most people are doing in school practically today is more than applying procedures to problems they don't really understand, for reasons they don't get?
Do we really believe that engineering and biology and all of these other things that have so benefited from computers and maths have somehow conceptually gotten reduced by using computers?
So I believe [there is] critical reform we have to do in computer-based math.
I can't believe that I did it."
It may not be the biggest bamboo building in the world, but many people believe that it's the most beautiful.
We believe it is.
You see, I grew up in war-torn Iraq, and I believe that there are two sides of wars and we've only seen one side of it.
You know, there is a fear of dying, and do not believe any movie character where the hero is not afraid.
First of all, I would like to say that I'm really amazed at how easily kids are led to believe all the marketing and advertising on TV, at public schools and pretty much everywhere else you look.
I want you to know that I believe kids will eat fresh vegetables and good food if they know more about it and where it really comes from.
And he said no, in fact at that time he didn't believe that was a real disease.
We believe in risk awareness.
We believe that you should always understand the risks that you're taking, and we will not invest in things we don't understand.
We also believe in straight-talking, telling it as it is, using simple language that people understand, telling people about the downsides as well as the potential upsides, and even telling the bad news that no one wants to utter, like our lack of belief in the sustainability of the Icelandic financial sector that already we had months before the collapse hit us.
And, although we do work in the financial sector, where Excel is king, we believe in emotional capital.
And we believe that doing emotional due diligence is just as important as doing financial due diligence.
Last, but not least, we believe in profit with principles.
I have days that I believe, but I have days that I'm full of doubt.
Like TED, I believe in people.
The 200,000-year period in which men have been top dog is truly coming to an end, believe it or not, and that's why I talk about the "end of men."
One of my guiding principles is that by helping computers to understand what it's like to have these experiences, to understand what we share and believe and feel, then we're in a great position to start evolving computer technology in a way that's complementary with our own experiences.
So you can be perfectly sincere and genuinely believe that this is the reason that drives your choice, but to me, it may still feel like something is missing.
And as you saw in the movie, when in the end we explain what's going on, they're very surprised and often refuse to believe the trick has been made.
And what we also found is that the participants often come to prefer the alternative, that they were led to believe they liked.
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