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And until recently, this might have been the end of the road, but this is where we can make the difference.
Because what's the difference?
The ability to get used to what it will feel like can make the difference in whether we choke or thrive.
From the classroom to parents to media, and it can really make a difference in terms of whether we choke or thrive.
At first, I think there's a difference of why you are collecting this data.
So that makes a fundamental difference.
The difference between a poor society and a rich society, obviously, is the degree to which that society has generated solutions in the form of products for its citizens.
This initiative has led to many projects that have had huge system-wide impact, not just in our system, but in other state systems as well, small experiments making a big difference to science, to the community.
They were making a contribution, a difference, one they thought was meaningful and important.
So that was the question: Could inmates live decent and meaningful lives, and if so, what difference would that make?
But as we enter this era of big data, what we're beginning to find is there's a difference between more data being just better and more data being different, capable of changing the questions we want to ask, and this difference is not about how much data we collect, it's whether those data open new windows into our universe, whether they change the way we view the sky.
If I really struggle morally and agonize and I decide to do the right thing, what difference does it make, because there are an infinite number of versions of me also doing the right thing and an infinite number doing the wrong thing.
I always knew as a kid that I wanted to make a difference, and to somehow make the world more beautiful, more interesting and more just.
And there is no statistical difference between the white parents and the black parents.
So the big difference today, wealth inequality is still very large, with 60, 70 percent of total wealth for the top 10, but the good news is that it's actually better than one century ago, where you had 90 percent in Europe going to the top 10.
And intuitively, the reason why the difference between the rate of return to wealth and the growth rate is important is that initial wealth inequalities will be amplified at a faster pace with a bigger r minus g.
Because of the difference between what her mom tells her and what her friends at school, or her peers at school are telling her, she doesn't know who to believe.
What's real or what isn't is really hard to tell the difference between.
And it's also really hard to tell the difference between what's authentic and what's digitally manipulated.
If you actually want to make a difference, you have to do something.
We need to put the people that are making a real difference on our pedestals, making a difference in the real world.
Big businesses and brands can change and shift those social norms and make a difference for those habits that are so stubborn.
What's required, and again where the private sector can make a huge difference, is coming up with this big, creative thinking that drives advocacy.
So I started working with refugees because I wanted to make a difference, and making a difference starts with telling their stories.
And I remember feeling how just one good leader could make such a big difference in Africa.
But if there's one thing you take away from my talk today, it is this: In Africa, more than anywhere else in the world, the difference that just one good leader can make is much greater than anywhere else, and here's why.
So here's a general rule of thumb that I believe in: When societies have strong institutions, the difference that one good leader can make is limited, but when you have weak institutions, then just one good leader can make or break that country.
This is the power that African leaders have, and this is why they make the most difference on the continent.
But many people still ask, "Can civil society really make a big difference?
It is true that some people have made these arguments before, but we've made a difference by anticipating the arguments of our opponents and by leveraging powerful voices that a few years ago would probably have resisted change.
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