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So this leaves me with some pretty big things to ponder and some questions for us all to consider: Is what unites us not far greater than what can ever divide?

This shapes how we think about our health, our relationships, how we decide how to vote, what we consider fair or ethical.

Just like the color blue for Ancient Greeks, minorities are not a part of what we consider normal, because normal is simply a construction of what we've been exposed to, and how visible it is around us.

Even simple things like shaded places or fruit plants or drinking water inside the city can make a difference in how people feel towards the place, and whether they consider it a generous place that gives, a place that's worth keeping, contributing to, or whether they see it as an alienating place, full of seeds of anger.

In addition, let's also consider the second, more biological and equally important question: How long will that game last?

They even make pets out of animals that we consider to be wild animals.

I had to consider every possibility while I was safely on the ground, so that when the time came and I was actually making the moves without a rope, there was no room for doubt to creep in.

But it was considerably more difficult to get the other athletes training there to consider us their equals.

Consider, Canada today is among the world's most welcoming nations, even compared to other immigration-friendly countries.

We need to seriously consider a universal basic income.

But when you consider that these are big challenges to do, that they're going to take a long time to solve, there's this other issue, which is: Are those technical fixes really going to solve people's fears?

Now take a moment to consider why this might happen.

Now, just consider the smartest person who has ever lived.

So consider the spectrum of intelligence.

Now take a moment to consider that the safest and only prudent path forward, recommended, is to implant this technology directly into our brains.

And my personal favorite: How can we justify wiping out an entire species that we consider harmful to humans off the face of the Earth, using this technology?

Because we might be angry, upset and energized by injustice, but let's consider our responses.

So an idea that intrigued me, and I'd like you to consider, is whether we can better understand major waves of disruption and change in individuals in society through the lens of trust.

So, consider this case: This woman was late picking up her godsister from a school in Broward County, Florida, running down the street with a friend of hers.

It turns out that women are less likely to consider running than men.

Yet, when we consider the experience of the modern-day combat veteran, we begin to see that we have not been as good at preparing them to come home.

CA: The size of what we consider "us" and what we consider "other" or "them" can change.

CA: You're saying that people of reason, people who would consider themselves not racists, but moral, upstanding people, have a rationale that says humans are just too different; that we're in danger of overloading our sense of what humans are capable of, by mixing in people who are too different.

But due to confirmation bias, we never consider the rival theories, because we're so protective of our own pet theory.

So I had to consider the possibility that he was right.

When you get rejected in life, when you are facing the next obstacle or next failure, consider the possibilities.

Decades later and dozens of countries from all around the world have launched thousands of more satellites into orbit, and the frequency of launches is only going to increase in the future, especially if you consider things like the possibility of 900-plus satellite constellations being launched.

There is no surgery I have ever performed for a sarcoma patient that has ever been guided by a randomized controlled clinical trial, what we consider the best kind of population-based evidence in medicine.

But consider this: the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which is the most widely adopted arms control treaty in history with 190 signatories, sets no specific date by which the world's nuclear-armed nations will get rid of their nuclear weapons.

They're redefining what we all consider possible.

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