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This is a black coral called Leiopathes, an image taken by my colleague, Brendan Roark, about 500 meters below Hawaii.
Imagine a world in which you see numbers and letters as colored even though they're printed in black, in which music or voices trigger a swirl of moving, colored shapes, in which words and names fill your mouth with unusual flavors.
What particle physicists are all desperately hoping for are signs of new particles, micro black holes, or maybe something totally unexpected emerging from the violent collisions at the Large Hadron Collider.
The black notes were sticking, the white notes were out of tune, the pedals didn't work and the piano itself was just too small.
Eventually, the universe will run out of gas to form stars, and the stars themselves will run out of fuel and burn out, leaving the universe with only black holes in it.
Given enough time, even these black holes will evaporate, leaving a universe that is completely cold and empty.
You can see from the intersection of the blue line and the black dotted line that if San Jose could just capture half of the water that fell within the city, they'd have enough water to get them through an entire year.
The capsaicin and piperine, found in black pepper and chili peppers, are made up of larger, heavier molecules called alkylamides, and those mostly stay in your mouth.
And you see these notes in my hand because I'm also a black preacher.
And if you know anything about black preachers, we'll close, and then we'll keep going for another 20 minutes.
Today, a laser is used to penetrate the epidermis and blast apart underlying pigment colors of various wavelengths, black being the easiest to target.
Where is the black line in our rainbow that explains global warming?
Your retinal ganglion cells don't respond as much at the crossings because there is more lateral inhibition for more white spots nearby compared to the lines, which are surrounded by black.
Melancholia comes from melaina kole, the word for black bile, the humor believed to cause sadness.
Those who have risen reach back to help others, and in one amazing vignette, you have a black man and a white man pulled up together in an incredible vision of human unity in this new world.
And in this age, where everything seems mapped, measured and studied, in this age of information, I remind you all that discoveries are not just made in the black void of the unknown but in the white noise of overwhelming data.
Each of you will have either a black or a white hat on your head assigned randomly, and I won't tell you how many of each color there are.
And don't even try saying words other than black or white or signaling some other way, like intonation or volume; you'll all be eaten immediately.
It can't be the total number of black or white hats.
So the solution is to agree that whoever goes first will, for example, say "black" if he sees an odd number of black hats and "white" if he sees an even number of black hats.
The tallest captive sees three black hats in front of him, so he says "black," telling everyone else he sees an odd number of black hats.
Prisoner two also sees an odd number of black hats, so she knows hers is white, and answers correctly.
Prisoner three sees an even number of black hats, so he knows that his must be one of the black hats the first two prisoners saw.
Prisoner four hears that and knows that she should be looking for an even number of black hats since one was behind her.
But she only sees one, so she deduces that her hat is also black.
Prisoners five through nine are each looking for an odd number of black hats, which they see, so they figure out that their hats are white.
If the ninth prisoner saw an odd number of black hats, that can only mean one thing.
One of the very first questions asked me to check a box for my race: White, black, Asian, or Native American.
And how could they make scientific findings about my genes if I put down my social identity as a black woman?
After all, I consider myself a black woman with a white father rather than a white woman with a black mother entirely for social reasons.
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