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We know from our personal experiences that it's easy sometimes just to walk, and sometimes you may need to fight.

Now in your life, what happens is that you, of course, accumulate different experiences and so forth.

We have sensations and experiences as well.

There is a person who has all the things that make up our life experiences.

Which is there isn't actually a "you" at the heart of all these experiences.

But there's also a narrative, a story we tell about ourselves, the experiences we have when we remember past things.

And so really, there are all these things, like beliefs, desires, sensations, experiences, they're all related to each other, and that just is you.

It's the shift between thinking of yourself as a thing which has all the experiences of life, and thinking of yourself as simply that collection of all experiences in life.

Now this idea, that what we are, the way to understand ourselves, is as not of some permanent being, which has experiences, but is kind of a collection of experiences, might strike you as kind of weird.

I'm not sure about you guys, but I've had experiences when I've walked into a store and I've know exactly what I've wanted and I've searched everywhere for that perfect lamp that I know where I want to sit in my house and I just can't find the right thing, or that perfect piece of jewelry as a gift or for myself.

If you can raise somebody's level of positivity in the present, then their brain experiences what we now call a happiness advantage, which is your brain at positive performs significantly better than at negative, neutral or stressed.

And I founded the Digital Rights Foundation in 2012 to address all the issues and women's experiences in online spaces and cyberharassment.

My good friend Ray Kurzweil showed that any tool that becomes an information technology jumps on this curve, on Moore's Law, and experiences price performance doubling every 12 to 24 months.

We want us all to imagine the community as a place where we not only feel proud of our own backgrounds, but can also invest in others' experiences as if they were our own.

WG: First, the heart gap: an inability to understand each of our experiences, to fiercely and unapologetically be compassionate beyond lip service.

For us, sometimes we would talk about people's personal, unique experiences in the classroom.

We wouldn't have completely understood how racism is embedded in the framework of everything around us, because we would stay narrowly focused on people's isolated experiences.

WG: Every day, we are still blown away by people's experiences, by the complexity of our collective racial reality.

Or shifting the power in her classroom to her students by learning to listen to their experiences of racism and poverty.

So, I get to tinker with everyday experiences.

People arrive at experiences like these with expectations.

I want to confound these expectations, because I think that every day, fundamental things and experiences frame reality in a way that we often take for granted.

But I, for one, have faith in these small, hacked experiences to inspire a sense of skepticism at this limited reality we've been handed.

He quoted the words of all kinds of people who'd had a variety of these experiences.

And that bringing them together opens up the possibility of extraordinary self-transcendent experiences.

And one of the most tremendously moving experiences is to go to the memorial and see how these people are placed next to each other, so that this memorial is representing their own lives.

I feel like I have all these ideas existing embedded inside of me, and it's these conversations and these experiences that connect these ideas, and they kind of instinctively come out.

And we studied whether and how their emotional experiences changed as they grew older.

And that's not a good experience when you're used to experiences like this.

At the Global Commission we have studied the evidence, and we've heard the experiences of over 700 people from 140 countries.

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