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And I do these things mostly because I find them completely fascinating, but also because I think when we talk about technology, we're largely talking about ourselves and the way that we understand the world.

There's something about the repetition, the constant little dopamine hit of the reveal, that completely hooks them in.

And that's why you end up with this kind of completely meaningless mash, both of title and of content.

Now, that's completely changed now.

Strangest of all, had a real-life crowd of circus performers burst into her room, she wouldn’t have been able to see them: she was completely blind.

But even in people with completely unimpaired senses, the brain constructs the world we perceive from incomplete information.

I think you'd be amazed to know that just a few of these inventions, responsive to human need, would completely transform the way we could build our cities.

You had to be completely nuts to do it, and luckily, they were.

They completely interrupt the communication between the brain and the spinal cord, thus leading to complete and permanent paralysis of the leg.

I was completely fascinated by this locomotion without the brain, but at the same time so frustrated.

This locomotion was completely involuntary.

With this in mind, we developed a completely new robotic system to support the rat in any direction of space.

Here is my best physical therapist completely failing to encourage the rat to take a single step, whereas the same rat, five minutes earlier, walked beautifully on the treadmill.

And here, what we found was completely unexpected.

And this opens up completely new kinds of risks to us all.

They are completely out of control, and they should be brought back under control.

And what this really means is that an E.U. country's intelligence agency is breaching the security of a telecom of a fellow E.U. country on purpose, and they discuss it in their slides completely casually, business as usual.

Twenty-three years of civil war have completely destroyed the road system, and a motorbike can be the easiest way to get around.

And when we take this together and scale up to the regional level, we get a completely new geography of biodiversity unknown prior to this work.

Cooked foods are softer, so they're easier to chew and to turn completely into mush in your mouth, so that allows them to be completely digested and absorbed in your gut, which makes them yield much more energy in much less time.

But we wanted to make the economic case, because if we could make the economic case, then the value of doing this would be completely compelling.

They completely changed cities.

But the caves I want to share with you today are made completely of ice, specifically glacier ice that's formed in the side of the tallest mountain in the state of Oregon, called Mount Hood.

In fact, this past summer, scientists collected samples of water and ice specifically to see if things called extremophiles, tiny lifeforms that are evolved to live in completely hostile conditions, might be living under the ice, kind of like what they hope to find on the polar icecaps of Mars someday.

So I'm smiling with a little bit of embarrassment right now, because obviously, it's completely absurd that a single person, let alone a planner, could save a city.

But on October 19, 2017, Pan-STARRS spotted an object moving rapidly between the stars, and this time the usual follow-up measurements of position and speed showed something completely different.

That's exactly what the Breakthrough Listen project did, but so far, 'Oumuamua has remained completely quiet.

And finally one day, I woke up and I thought perhaps I'd had a stroke, because I lay in bed completely frozen, looking at the telephone, thinking, "Something is wrong and I should call for help," and I couldn't reach out my arm and pick up the phone and dial.

It's just completely different.

That's what's achieved with the Nanopatch; the delivered dose of the Nanopatch is a completely different immunogenicity curve.

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