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For many of us, cell phones have really become almost an extension of ourselves, and we're really now beginning to see the social
changes
that mobile phones can bring about.
It would highlight the
changes
that are underway, but would more importantly give voice to the people who are willing to work to see a new world, a better world, come about.
It
changes
with temperature and with barometric pressure.
This begins a flood of hormonal changes– including a decrease in appetite and iron production.
You know, it was hard, but sometimes you do hard things to make
changes.
PM: And you've seen so many of those
changes.
I have to make
changes.
Placing your finger at different places on the fingerboard
changes
the string length, and that
changes
the frequency of the sound wave.
Imprisoned deep underground, he has no one to share this meaning with, and it
changes
nothing about his circumstances, but he doesn’t mind: in that one moment, he has experienced all the experience of everyone who has ever existed.
So we really can make
changes.
Incredibly resilient, because if there's an unseasonal downpour or if the river
changes
course, the urban system stays intact, the city adjusts itself to this terrain which can be volatile.
It
changes
every day, on sometimes predictable cycles.
It is the productivity that
changes.
And a virus adapted to chimpanzees, one of our closest genetic relatives, might barely require any
changes
at all.
When glaciers melt, when there's more rain and less snow, there will be huge
changes
in the way water behaves.
You know, we interact with surface energy
changes
all the time.
It means that very small
changes
can make a disproportionate impact.
The majority of the people at TED thought that it was acceptable to ignore the feelings of the AI and shut it down, and that it is wrong to play with our genes to select for cosmetic
changes
that aren't related to health.
BB: There were many
changes
... some you could see, some you couldn't.
So, a convenient thing about being a human is you move in linear time, and unless Lisa Randall
changes
that, we'll continue to move in linear time.
But it really
changes
the way you think.
And so my research group at the Media Lab has been developing a series of inventions to give us access to this information in a sort of easy way, without requiring that the user
changes
any of their behavior.
And there are real brain
changes
that can happen when you become depressed that can make it harder to get out.
With his powers of telepathy, Saleem forges connections with a vast network of the children of midnight— including a figure who can step through time and mirrors, a child who
changes
their gender when immersed in water, and multilingual conjoined twins.
By studying how light
changes
over time and the color of astronomical lights, I gain insight about the nature of exploding stars.
And it's not just local
changes
in temperature and precipitation, it's the extremes.
These don't sound like really big changes, but when you start thinking about the poor in every country who primarily eat starch, that this will put people who are on the edge over the edge into frank deficiencies, creating all kinds of health problems.
I'd love to tell you how much current food insecurity is affected by these
changes.
And, of course, it will be very helpful to know how these
changes
could affect our future health and the health of our children and the health of our grandchildren.
And let's also be clear that most of the
changes
we see only happen after journalists undertake an investigation and find evidence of bias or content that breaks their community guidelines.
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