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We were folding up a lot of folding chairs, and I was amazed at how quickly we found our own rhythm.
What I found is that people actually loved the adventurous robot.
(Music ends) (Applause) Just to introduce the last robot that we've worked on, it came out of something surprising that we found: Some point people didn't care about the robot being intelligent, able to improvise and listen, and do all these embodied intelligence things that I spent years developing.
As I found, if you really want to know a people, you start by looking inside their bedrooms.
But while the West has opened on sex, what we found is that Arab societies appear to have been moving in the opposite direction.
And to show the place where meditators, like me, who began with being a molecular biologist in Pasteur Institute, and found their way to the mountains.
Now, recently, it has been found that it can change a lot.
And that's when she found us.
When Linda came to us, we did another cardiac catheterization and this time, we found clues.
And what we found was that Linda's disease didn't look like the typical male disease.
She found us, we found her disease.
And what they found out was that of those that were tossed out, 65 percent were excluded because even though women were included in the studies, the analysis didn't differentiate between women and men.
Our investigators have found that there are certain genes in the lung tumor cells of both women and men.
Several years ago a new lung cancer drug was being evaluated, and when the authors looked at whose tumors shrank, they found that 82 percent were women.
And what they found was that the genetic mutations that the drug targeted were far more common in women.
Our investigators have found that there are differences in the brains of women and men in the areas that are connected with mood.
I looked all over the country, and I found that between five and 10 percent of all U.S. jurisdictions actually use any type of risk assessment tool, and when I looked at these tools, I quickly realized why.
And we found that there were nine specific things that mattered all across the country and that were the most highly predictive of risk.
We found that the dominant female is mostly the one who leads the group to the road, but when it comes to crossing it, crossing the road, she gives way to the subordinates, a manner of saying, "Go ahead, tell me if it's safe."
And for larger grids, expert mathematicians aren’t sure whether they’ve found the lowest possible scores.
Ekman found the native peoples’ expressions to be not only familiar, but occurring in precisely the situations he would expect.
Further evidence can be found in our evolutionary relatives.
Comparisons of facial expression between humans and non-human mammals have found similarities in the structure and movement of facial muscles.
Studies of humans and some other primates have found that we pay more attention to faces that signal threats over neutral faces, particularly when we’re already on high alert.
And what I found really surprised me.
And I can't remember a specific day where we made a conscious decision that we were actually going to go out and build these things, but once we got that idea in our minds of the world as a dataset, of being able to capture millions of data points on a daily basis describing the global economy, of being able to unearth billions of connections between them that had never before been found, it just seemed boring to go work on anything else.
In space, size drives cost, and we had worked with these very small, breadbox-sized satellites in school, but as we began to better understand the laws of physics, we found that the quality of pictures those satellites could take was very limited, because the laws of physics dictate that the best picture you can take through a telescope is a function of the diameter of that telescope, and these satellites had a very small, very constrained volume.
And we found that the best picture we would have been able to get looked something like this.
From our own computer simulations, we quickly found that one meter really was the minimum viable product to be able to see the drivers of our global economy, for the first time, being able to count the ships and cars and shipping containers and trucks that move around our world on a daily basis, while conveniently still not being able to see individuals.
We had found our compromise.
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