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You can see willful blindness in the Catholic Church, where decades of child abuse went ignored.
The process takes two to three decades.
And the most impressive feat here wasn't that it crushed human gamers, but that it crushed human AI researchers who had spent decades handcrafting game-playing software.
Now, there's a reason why this test hasn't been updated in over six decades.
When I began recording over four decades ago, I could record for 10 hours and capture one hour of usable material, good enough for an album or a film soundtrack or a museum installation.
Now one brain region that would be robustly active in particular is called the hippocampus, which for decades has been implicated in processing the kinds of memories that we hold near and dear, which also makes it an ideal target to go into and to try and find and maybe reactivate a memory.
It can hide in our bodies, undetected, unbeknownst to us, for days, for weeks, for months, for years, in some cases even decades.
And over the next few decades, as the world's population expands to 10 billion, this will need to nearly double to 100 billion animals.
We saw this a couple of decades ago when Teddy Kollek, the great mayor of Jerusalem in the '80s and the '90s, was besieged one day in his office by religious leaders from all of the backgrounds, Christian prelates, rabbis, imams.
I've studied memory for decades.
But decades of work in psychology has shown that this just isn't true.
If I've learned anything from these decades of working on these problems, it's this: just because somebody tells you something and they say it with confidence, just because they say it with lots of detail, just because they express emotion when they say it, it doesn't mean that it really happened.
Across the last few decades, we've tried to construct systems of accountability for all sorts of institutions and professionals and officials and so on that will make it easier for us to judge their trustworthiness.
Over the past three decades, we have lived through a quiet revolution.
In fact, during the past three decades, when market reasoning and market thinking have gathered force and gained prestige, our public discourse during this time has become hollowed out, empty of larger moral meaning.
We've been hearing them today and yesterday and every day for decades.
We've been aware of these problems for decades.
We have decades of experience with our NGOs and with our government entities, and there's an awkward reality.
And that's clearer now than it's been for decades.
Rabin's statement was a reflection of decades of security and intelligence collaboration between the two, which in turn was born out of perception of common threats.
Suddenly, the two common threats that had pushed them closer together throughout decades, more or less evaporated.
Iran and Israel's conflict is a new phenomenon, only a few decades old in a history of 2,500 years, and precisely because its roots are geopolitical, it means that solutions can be found, compromises can be struck, however difficult it yet may be.
Over two decades ago, the world insisted to Africa that markets must be liberalized, that economies must be structurally adjusted.
So when a couple decades into Soviet rule, Chernobyl happened, they were unwilling to flee in the face of an enemy that was invisible.
Diseases we've had in check for decades and centuries burst forth again and start to harm us.
And this kind of wholesale surveillance means that they can collect our data and keep it basically forever, keep it for extended periods of time, keep it for years, keep it for decades.
Well, my biggest takeaway is that for decades, we've been focused on political correctness, but what matters more is emotional correctness.
They've been around for decades.
In many developing country cities, more than 80 and 90 percent of the city which will exist in 2060 will be built over the next four or five decades.
The first couple of decades of their life in the North is quite well, up until about 1950, which coincides with the city's peak population at 1.8 million people.
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