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Faced with a patriarchal society, they have found that by helping each other out, all benefit.
It overreacts, makes things up as it goes along and is actually designed for somebody else's benefit.
When you look at elementary-school children, we have hundreds and hundreds of millions of children around the world that could benefit tremendously from being able to be connected to the Internet.
And this focus on no-frills accuracy was precisely for the benefit of medical education.
The second benefit of using our senses has to do with intimacy.
It boils down to an understanding of how concrete forms, and how to exploit that process to our benefit.
The Earth invented the computer Internet for its own benefit, and we now, being the top organism on this planet, are trying to allocate resources in order to protect the biosphere.
So it's a selfless act intended to benefit only the other.
In Islam, the benefit of an act must outweigh the harm or hardship it entails.
We became the very instrument through which more deaths occurred, complicit in causing further misery for the selfish benefit of the cruel few.
So I thought, let's build something that's mutually beneficial; something that we can both benefit from, and find some way to make a new relationship with these species.
School funding should not be decided by property taxes or some funky economic equation where rich kids continue to benefit from state aid, while poor kids are continuously having food and resources taken from their mouths.
I'll never stop eating animals, I'm sure, but I do think that for the benefit of everyone, the time has come to stop raising them industrially and stop eating them thoughtlessly.
So again, if you deal with those who are the most impacted, everybody has an opportunity to benefit from that, rather than dealing with the folks who are not as impacted, and expecting it to trickle down.
But our history of sprawl, and from what we can already see with these catalyst projects today, we know and must remember that big changes like this don't usually benefit everyone.
And yet, we know that it is systems of oppression that benefit the most from the lie of radical individualism.
That could be as simple as making an introduction between two people who could benefit from knowing each other.
Yet if nobody ever asks for help, you have a lot of frustrated givers in your organization who would love to step up and contribute, if they only knew who could benefit and how.
That's where the biggest benefit is.
But there's an even bigger benefit.
Because it's not everyone that's going to benefit from a mission.
They are using us to suck up the planet's resources to produce more computers, and more of all these amazing things we're hearing about here at TED. Don't think, "Oh, we created the Internet for our own benefit."
But when it comes to being a good person, we think it's something we're just supposed to know, we're just supposed to do, without the benefit of effort or growth.
We can use our voice to remind the world that technology can only truly benefit society if it respects basic rights.
When you have a win-win situation like trade, both sides can benefit from a trade agreement, then this is something you can work out.
Bodies donated to science are brought here, and their decay is studied to benefit the future of forensics.
And in much the same way as they decided that four-year-old Julia might benefit from gymnastics to burn off some energy, they decided that I might benefit from joining a debate team.
In this case, what they wanted to benefit was the New York City school system, a huge enterprise that educates more than a million students at a time, and in buildings that are like this one, old buildings, big buildings, drafty buildings, sometimes buildings that are in disrepair, certainly buildings that could use a renovation.
Do you want power to benefit everyone or only you?
These devices were seen as a fantastic way of whipping prisoners into shape, and that added benefit of powering mills helped to rebuild a British economy decimated by the Napoleonic Wars.
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