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I'd like you to remember someone who did something enormously important that changed your life in a good direction, and who you never properly thanked.
The things that changed how you work probably aren't objects anymore.
My perspective shifted cognitively, it changed me.
And it raises a question: what changed?
And what changed is something you might not have expected in an art, which is math.
In 2012, a young black male named Trayvon Martin was murdered, and it changed my life and millions of others'.
We used to say STD, which stood for sexually transmitted disease, but it was changed recently because STI is a more medically accurate term, and taking away the big scary word "disease" helps decrease stigma.
So we can't save the world by playing by the rules, because the rules have to be changed.
I used to dye my hair and brows to gingerette, I changed my hair to curly perm, I lost weight and made myself believe I am just a character acting in a film.
But then I would go to high schools, and everything has changed.
And we put the piano on the sweet spot of the stage in the Shrine, which has not changed since 1949, still seats 6,000 people.
This man changed my life.
A lot of things have changed.
If I had a dream company, I would walk in the door and I would say, "Everything's changed, all bets are off.
By the time my fellowship ended, my life had changed.
In the midst of revolution in the streets and rock and roll concerts in the parks, a group of researchers led by people like John McCarthy, a computer scientist at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab, and Doug Engelbart, a computer scientist at SRI, changed the world.
We changed policy.
Although the scenario has changed very considerably, the fact is that we haven't changed our mental image of what a nuclear war means.
So I changed the locations, and then we found the base pairing, and Francis immediately said the chains run in absolute directions.
But something changed for me when I met my wife.
It changed the stereotype about women in Gaza that stated this type of work is meant for men.
As you can see, it's changed quite a bit in the last 30 years.
But years later, when I went back to my village, not much had changed.
We face risks whichever way we turn: a world changed by climate change or a world changed by climate change and our efforts to counter climate change.
My own perspective towards birds was changed when I was a small boy in high school, and there was this boy who struck, injuring the wing and the leg of a bird we called the augur buzzard.
And that experience changed the way we looked at birds.
We all need to work together to get this changed.
About two years ago, I got a phone call that changed my life.
And in the two years since that phone call, my life has completely changed.
A recent study published by Stanford University about the science of what makes people care reconfirms what we have been hearing for years: opinions are changed not from more information but through empathy-inducing experiences.
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