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And they had one person who was very sincere, who believed that he could read minds.
And like the rest of my 10 siblings, I believed what I was taught with all my heart, and I pursued Westboro's agenda with a special sort of zeal.
My friends on Twitter realized that even when my words were aggressive and offensive, I sincerely believed I was doing the right thing.
If you would have told me a year ago that I would be standing on this stage talking to all of you wonderful people, I would have never believed it.
GC: I wrote a column about this for Time Motto, saying that I really believe that lot of people put on blinders, and maybe for the first time, some people decided that policies they believed in and being heard and not being invisible anymore was more important to them than the way in which he had acted or acts as a human.
Second, there was the social conservatives who believed in religious liberty, pro-life, prayer in schools.
When I started my career, many believed that it was simply about racial differences in income and education.
We believed in data, but what happened, even with the most respected newspaper, is that the obsession to reduce everything to two simple percentage numbers to make a powerful headline made us focus on these two digits and them alone.
The man believed that whatever money I had had ultimately come from Louis.
Soon after, I committed my first crime, and it was the first time that I was told that I had potential and felt like somebody believed in me.
She really believed that.
And so I believed it, too.
Though certain theories were built on the idea of invisible atoms, some prominent scientists still believed them to be a useful fiction, rather than actual physical objects.
I was in my late 40s, and I started tweeting like a canary in a birdcage and assuming that, you know, people who peered into my world would admire it for the miracle I believed it to be.
What would've happened during the Iranian Green Movement if the government had been monitoring my family's brain activity, and had believed them to be sympathetic to the protesters?
The outbreak was so fierce that it was believed to have sparked a wave of deadly meningitis epidemics that ultimately infected tens of thousands of people worldwide.
In that moment, Madison believed that, having solved this problem, the country would run smoothly, and that he had designed a technology that would minimize the results of factions so there would be no political parties.
To give you a clear example: Madison, who had always believed that the country would have some manufacturing and some trade and some agriculture, began attacking Hamilton as a kind of tool of the financial markets whom Hamilton himself intended to put in charge of the country.
She took care of pictures, because I was a big collector of snapshot photography that I believed said a lot.
We believed that human beings connected could create any future we could imagine.
Second, even if there were a bounty of relevant information, Wimsatt and Beardsley believed it would distract us from the qualities of the work itself.
Knapp and Michaels believed the poem would lose all meaning if you discovered these marks were not the work of a human being, but an odd coincidence produced by the waves.
They believed an intentional creator is what makes the poem subject to understanding at all.
They believed in the power of small, autonomous teams.
Because I thought we had to study the performance of AI in comparison to humans, especially on the skills and expertise which are believed to be acquired only by humans and only through education.
What I mean by radical truthfulness and radical transparency is people needed to say what they really believed and to see everything.
The legendary and notorious FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover believed, or wanted to believe, that the Civil Rights Movement was a Soviet communist plot intended to destabilize the American government.
Imagine a society where we had rules of engagement where every child grew up believing that they could stand here and be a technologist of the future, or where every adult believed that they had the ability not just to understand but to change how science and technology impacts their everyday lives.
My family was wealthy, and my father believed in one thing, and that was to give us all as much education as we wanted.
Though he held a bleak view of the human condition, Vonnegut believed strongly that “we are all here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is."
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