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There's a P.R. company called Edelman, they do this very interesting survey every year precisely around trust and what people are thinking.
In Mexico, Nike has run a campaign recently called, literally, Bid Your Sweat.
A few years after I started this organization, in a Jewish community, two Muslims from east Jerusalem called me up.
But our inner ear, called the cochlea, is actually filled with saltwater-like fluids.
The vibrating eardrum jerks a bone called the hammer, which hits the anvil and moves the third bone called the stapes.
A surface called the basilar membrane runs the length of the cochlea.
It’s lined with hair cells that have specialized components called stereocilia, which move with the vibrations of the cochlear fluid and the basilar membrane.
That's bioprocessing, you know; that's bio-assisted technology: using an organism to do your wastewater treatment is an old, old technology called "domestication."
Light comes through, it bounces back off the layers; it's called thin-film interference.
There's a company here in San Francisco called MR3 that is embedding mimics of the microbes' molecules on filters to mine waste streams.
And the reason is that the refrigeration somehow gets broken; what's called the "cold chain" gets broken.
It's called "menu" (English), or "menu" (French)."
It uses something called the dwarf sunflower, which grows to about 12 inches in height.
To do this, I devised something called the five senses graph.
I moved back home 15 years ago after a 20-year stay in the United States, and Africa called me back.
And I called it the Zimbabwe Institute of Vigital Arts.
It's called Sankofa.
And sure enough, she sang, or as Derek called it, warbled, to him for his first few years of life.
Now that's called perfect pitch, and some people have perfect pitch for a few white notes in the middle of the piano.
You called it Mates.
Do you like to be called Sir Richard, or how?
RB: Nobody's ever called me Sir Richard.
I cast my mind back when I was in second grade at a beautiful little government-run school called Boronia Park in the suburbs of Sydney, and as we came up towards lunchtime, our teacher, Ms. Russell, said to the class, "Hey, year two.
Look at it here: 39 digits long, proven to be prime in 1876 by a mathematician called Lucas.
Now one brain region that would be robustly active in particular is called the hippocampus, which for decades has been implicated in processing the kinds of memories that we hold near and dear, which also makes it an ideal target to go into and to try and find and maybe reactivate a memory.
Whenever a mouse is in fear, it will show this very typical behavior by staying at one corner of the box, trying to not move any part of its body, and this posture is called freezing.
SR: Now, in the spirit of the third quote, we want to tell you about a recent project that we've been working on in lab that we've called Project Inception.
It's called the social stress test.
Anna Deavere Smith famously said that there's a literature inside of each of us, and three generations later, I was part of a project called StoryCorps, which set out to capture the stories of ordinary Americans by setting up a soundproof booth in public spaces.
Our latest engagement is the Cleveland Museum of Art, which we've created an engagement called Gallery One for.
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