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In my travels and in my work, from Congo to Afghanistan, from Sudan to Rwanda, I have learned not only that the colors and the sounds of war are the same, but the fears of war are the same.
(Marimba sounds) (Marimba sounds end) Same amount of weight, but different sound colors.
And that's basically what we are; we're just human beings, but we all have our own little sound colors, as it were, that make up these extraordinary personalities and characters and interests and things.
This came in, like, six different colors.
All colors run, none of us solid.
I like a lot of black colors, a lot of grays and stuff like that.
If you want to put a colored disk, well all these seven colors coalesce.
And this is what Newton talked about 400 years back, that white light's made of seven colors, just by spinning this around.
The second thing that I think I heard you say is you can now control the brain in two colors, like an on-off switch.
First, a restaurant called "Colors," that will break the racial divide in the restaurant industry by training low-wage restaurant workers to get living-wage jobs in fine dining.
The sketches are in black and white here, but in my mind they have colors.
In this painting that I made of the first 20 decimals of Pi, I take the colors and the emotions and the textures and I pull them all together into a kind of rolling numerical landscape.
But it's not only numbers that I see in colors.
Words too, for me, have colors and emotions and textures.
So in these few minutes, I hope I've been able to share a little bit of my vision of things and to show you that words can have colors and emotions, numbers, shapes and personalities.
All of them use different colors to distinguish between lines, all of them use simple symbols to distinguish between types of stations.
And all different strains are colored in different colors.
And they even have different colors.
So since we can make some interesting protocells that we like, interesting colors and interesting behaviors, and they're very easy to make, and they have interesting lifelike properties, perhaps these protocells have something to tell us about the origin of life on the Earth.
My first app was a unique fortune teller called "Earth Fortune" that would display different colors of Earth depending on what your fortune was.
Some languages have lots of words for colors, some have only a couple words, "light" and "dark."
And languages differ in where they put boundaries between colors.
So, for example, in English, there's a word for blue that covers all of the colors that you can see on the screen, but in Russian, there isn't a single word.
So Russians have this lifetime of experience of, in language, distinguishing these two colors.
When we test people's ability to perceptually discriminate these colors, what we find is that Russian speakers are faster across this linguistic boundary.
Begin by opening your eyes and be surprised that you have eyes you can open, that incredible array of colors that is constantly offered to us for our pure enjoyment.
All of them are different colors, they're rippling with different frequencies, and they're bouncing off every surface, including me, and some of those are flying directly into your eyes, and that's why your brain is forming an image of me standing here.
And just watch the change in colors in India, China, Europe, sub-Saharan Africa as we move on and consume global biomass at a rate which is actually not going to be able to sustain us.
The colors are codes for the direction, from whether it is back to front or vice versa.
And she's standing in front of you and she's explaining to you that little kids will eat their vegetables if they're different colors.
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