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And in terms of experience of capitalism, there are two aspects that the rest of the globe experiences.
I see quantum computers as a way for us to probe the mysteries of nature and reveal more about this hidden world outside of our experiences.
Almost 50 years ago, psychiatrists Richard Rahe and Thomas Holmes developed an inventory of the most distressing human experiences that we could have.
And in these books, you can find these short, little glimpses of moments and experiences and people that I meet.
Applying for jobs online is one of the worst digital experiences of our time.
But I know this organization doesn't change until it experiences failure.
What would you do if you knew that people had this misconception, right, in their heads, of elliptical orbits caused by our experiences as children?
And I always want my students to be comfortable having these conversations because when they're comfortable talking about it and asking questions, they also build comfort in bringing in their own lives and experiences in how they relate to these big topics.
Also, deliberate avoidance of these conversations speaks volumes to our students because kids notice when their teachers, when their textbooks leave out the voices and experiences of people like women or people of color.
Believe me, these girls, they are sharing their experiences with their sisters, their cousins and their friends.
Those experiences in high school made me the conservationist I am today.
She brought nuance and depth to the representation of their experiences.
It is because I have had life-altering experiences in virtual space, and video games had begun to erode my own understanding of what is real and what is not.
But as virtual and real world experiences increasingly overlap there is a greater and greater potential for other people to feel the same way I do.
A recent study published by Stanford University about the science of what makes people care reconfirms what we have been hearing for years: opinions are changed not from more information but through empathy-inducing experiences.
I mean, don't get me wrong, I did come here today to share my personal experiences being transgender, but I did not wake up this morning wanting to tell an entire audience about my sex life.
Pulling in splintered anatomy, reimagined historical scenes, and skulls transplanted from classical still-lives, Basquiat repurposed both present day experiences and art history into an inventive visual language.
How have you confronted that in your role, and what experiences can you share with us around this issue?
But many who manage to get barreled have said they feel time passing differently inside, making it one of the most magical experiences a surfer can have.
I perform these pivots in my head to help me understand experiences from other people's points of view, which brings me to this possibly surprising conclusion: that abstract mathematics is highly relevant to our daily lives and can even help us to understand and empathize with other people.
And everyone benefitted because our teachers got access to the latest college-level thinking, and those college students got real-world, life experiences in the classroom.
As part of our personal professional development plan, we studied the research of Dr. Bruce Perry and his research on the effects of different childhood experiences on the developing child's brain.
And what we learned was that some of our students' experiences, such as an absent parent, chaotic home life, poverty and illness, create real trauma on developing brains.
And those difficult home experiences created real barbed-wire barriers to learning, and we had to figure out a way over it.
But while surrealists used dreamlike images to explore the unconscious mind, Kahlo used them to represent her physical body and life experiences.
Two of her most-explored experiences were her physical disabilities and her marriage.
This seems weird to us, because each of us only experiences an individual existence, and we don't get to see other branches.
In the mid-to-late '80s, the novelist Whitley Strieber wrote a book called "Communion," in which he described his own lifelong experiences being abducted by aliens.
But they're talking to me, a total stranger, about the person they love who has died, because these are the experiences that mark us and make us just as much as the joyful ones.
As a neuroscientist, one of things I find most exciting about the human brain is that our experiences change our brains.
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