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It's not all that bad; you decide not to do anything.
And so now the Chinese government, who for a dozen years, has quite successfully filtered the web, is now in the position of having to decide whether to allow or shut down entire services, because the transformation to amateur media is so enormous that they can't deal with it any other way.
As we take these capabilities, and we get to go to the next places, we get to decide what our new surgeries are going to be.
We either decide that we're going to live with it or we are going to change it.
But there's this little problem with geoengineering: what body is going to decide who gets to engineer?
Meaning, how you decide to place your voice when you talk to someone.
During the 60 calm seconds, Ethic and Hedge must decide exactly how many units of energy will fall.
Whether the man and woman decide to have small family, and take care of their kids, and how long they will live.
Modern physics, there is a big movement in modern physics to decide that time doesn't really exist, because it's too inconvenient for the figures.
I believe we can build architectures online to make such human requests that much easier to do, to make it possible for all of us to see that the data we encounter online is just stuff on which to click and paste and copy and forward that actually represents human emotion and endeavor and impact, and to be able to have an ethical moment where we decide how we want to treat it.
So we said, "Great, that's the first sort of simple thing there's to decide.
And sometimes our medical institutions decide what lives are not worth living.
We would decide to establish this charter of compassion.
It's when your welfare conduces to mine, that I decide, oh yeah, I'm all in favor of your welfare.
Behind issues of security and safety, which have always been the arguments for social control, in fact what is going on is that these institutions are trying to decide who, in fact, has a right to self determine their attention, to decide, whether they should, or not, be isolated.
"Come to my apartment and we'll talk for those 15 minutes, and then we'll decide whether we proceed."
And he looks at that and he says, "Whoa Bill, I suggest that maybe you not decide, just because you're out here in beautiful California, and it's warm every day, that you get out and run at six o'clock at night.
If the environmental agency can't decide that the power lines are good for the environment, then there's no way to bring the power from the wind farms to the city.
You should be raising income and let people decide what they want to do with their money.
Once you get to Camp Four, you have maybe 24 hours to decide if you're going to go for the summit or not.
Now, the problem with collaborative online environments like World of Warcraft is that it's so satisfying to be on the verge of an epic win all the time, we decide to spend all our time in these game worlds.
Because she fell in love with Walter Raleigh, she was giving up the reasons she was a queen, and then Walter Raleigh fell in love with her lady in waiting, and she had to decide whether she was a queen going to war or she wanted... Here's the story I was telling: The gods up there, there were two people.
My focus is understanding you people, and how you interact with the government to get your benefits, how you interact with corporations to decide whom you're going to do business with, and how you view brands.
And just as in the spirit of FIRST, gracious professionalism, they are quite proud of this, so they decide to share a drink.
So people came up with as many ideas as they could, and we had to decide: Is this creative or not?
Well, naturally, you decide to row across the Pacific.
And then you could decide: "Is this an insect I want to kill, or an insect I don't want to kill?" Moore's law made computing cheap; so cheap we can weigh the life of an individual insect and decide thumbs up or thumbs down.
Students need to decide, "All right, well, does the height matter?
"Well, when did you decide?"
That illustrates that with golf, as with flutes, it's hard to decide the question of what justice requires, without grappling with the question, "What is the essential nature of the activity in question, and what qualities, what excellences connected with that activity, are worthy of honor and recognition?"
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