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I like to say chop suey is the biggest culinary joke one culture ever played on another, because "chop suey," translated into Chinese, means "jaahp-seui," which, translated back, means "odds and ends."
If you live in this culture, whether you are religious or not, it is extremely difficult to avoid falling into the trap of believing that virtue and success go hand in hand.
You can also adapt one culture to another, like in Manhattan, we took the Copenhagen courtyard building with a social space where people can hang out in this kind of oasis in the middle of a city, and we combined it with the density and the verticality of an American skyscraper, creating what we've called a "courtscraper."
And you can imagine if this floating city flourishes, it can sort of grow like a culture in a petri dish.
And even if the first one is designed for the tropics, we also imagine that the architecture can adapt to any culture, so imagine, like, a Middle Eastern floating city or Southeast Asian floating city or maybe a Scandinavian floating city one day.
We know a lot about what's going on with design around the world, and it's getting increasingly more difficult to find design that reflects a unique culture.
The past and the present work quite well together in Italy also, and I think that it's recognizable there, and has an important effect on culture, because their public spaces are protected, their sidewalks are protected, and you're actually able to confront these things physically, and I think this helps people get over their fear of modernism and other such things.
Dr. Paul Farmer talks about structural violence and talks about how it's the way our institutions, our policies, our culture creates outcomes that advantage some people and disadvantage others.
What we did is, we took tissue culture cells and infected them with adenovirus, and you can see this little yellow barcode next to adenovirus.
You have tissue culture cells.
Day two: we get a very robust rhinovirus pattern, and it's very similar to what we get in the lab doing our tissue culture experiment.
If, for example, you used a cell culture that's chronically infected with papilloma, you get a little computer readout here, and our algorithm says it's probably papilloma type 18.
And in this case, this typeface tells a very powerful story about assimilation, about something being taken into America and being made part of its culture.
And that's one of the best and worst things America does, is we take things into our culture and we spit them out back again and claim them our own.
Finally, in the circle of the community, the orchestras prove to be the creative spaces of culture and sources of exchange and new meanings.
In China, Kublai Khan's Yuan Dynasty is remembered as a golden age of science and culture.
Where there is atomization, we can build a thriving civic life with a rich participatory culture.
I had access to the dominant culture, so I was part family photographer, part social worker and part strange outsider payaso clown, who was there to amuse them.
And of course, these transcend age, race, culture, gender.
And this culture we built is good at lots of things.
But in this culture, we don't live by them."
But if we allow the biology to become the whole picture, as I did for so long, as I would argue our culture has done pretty much most of my life, what we're implicitly saying to people is, and this isn't anyone's intention, but what we're implicitly saying to people is, "Your pain doesn't mean anything.
I think we may have lost something in our culture.
Try and imagine a culture or a life, adult or otherwise without play.
As fashion designers, our decisions have the power to change our culture.
It created a shared culture for millions of people.
So, Vienna in the 1900s, was famous for its café culture.
And one of the big drivers of that café culture was expensive newspapers that were hard to get, and as a result, people would go to the café and read the shared copy there.
In the novel, she interrogates the culture of her native India, including its social mores and colonial history.
We must transform culture.
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