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If the CDC's current estimate, that one in 68 kids in America are on the spectrum, is correct, autistics are one of the largest minority groups in the world.

And we campaign with activist groups and help them tell their story and, in fact, I will show you in a moment one of the most recent campaigns, and I'm afraid it's a story from Uganda, and, although we had a wonderful story from Uganda yesterday, this one isn't quite so good.

All the video you have just seen was recorded by human rights groups working with WITNESS.

Justine was really uniting a lot of disparate groups that night, from philanthropists to "rape the bitch."

We founded a new organization called Peek Vision, a social enterprise where we built smartphone technology that makes it possible for people in the community to find people in their homes, the most vulnerable groups who are being missed, and created new tools that made it easier to diagnose them and connect them to services.

For the past decade, I've been studying non-state armed groups: armed organizations like terrorists, insurgents or militias.

I document what these groups do when they're not shooting.

Understanding non-state armed groups is key to solving most ongoing conflict, because war has changed.

So we need to understand these groups; we need to either engage them or defeat them in any conflict resolution process that has to be successful.

We cannot understand these groups, let alone defeat them, if we don't have the full picture.

And armed groups today are complex organizations.

So these groups do way more than just shoot.

They allow these groups to increase their strength, increase their funds, to better recruit and to build their brand.

Armed groups also do something else: they build stronger bonds with the population by investing in social services.

Armed groups also seek to win the population over by offering something that the state is not providing: safety and security.

The initial rise of the Taliban in war-torn Afghanistan, or even the beginning of the ascent of ISIS, can be understood also by looking at these groups' efforts to provide security.

But in general, providing social services fills a gap, a governance gap left by the government, and allows these groups to increase their strength and their power.

Now, this is a really complex picture, yet in the West, when we look at armed groups, we only think of the violent side.

But that's not enough to understand these groups' strength, strategy or long-term vision.

These groups are hybrid.

This matters for governments, because to counter these groups, they will have to invest more in non-military tools.

If we better understand armed groups, we will better know what incentives to offer to encourage the transition from violence to nonviolence.

To achieve these objectives, what we need is a long-term investment in filling that security gap, in filling that governance gap that allowed these groups to thrive in the first place.

Deep breathing exercises have shown measurable reduction in test anxiety in groups ranging from third graders to nursing students.

So in our lab, we're trying to understand these factors better, and many other groups are trying to understand, what are the true aging factors, and can we learn something about them to possibly predict age-related diseases?

Other groups in the UK have now also confirmed that enzymes really do this.

If the initial responders can get in, save lives, mitigate whatever flooding danger there is, that means the other groups can get in to restore the water, the roads, the electricity, which means then the construction people, the insurance agents, all of them can get in to rebuild the houses, which then means you can restore the economy, and maybe even make it better and more resilient to the next disaster.

But each one acts as a sort of an archive in the shape of a human, and they travel in groups of 20, 4, or 12 at a time.

We emphasize problem-solving, working in groups, every student discovering and maximizing their own potential and not chasing grades.

There will be two international groups that are going to be building giant telescopes, sensitive to optical radiation, as our eyes are.

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