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One of the interesting things about these particular guys is that they're in the actinomycete and streptomycete groups of the bacteria, which is where we get most of our antibiotics.

I'm not going to go through all of these projects now, but we're involved in about half-a-dozen robotic development projects, in collaboration with a number of different groups.

There was a meaning gap between these high-intensity conflict groups and my everyday gatherings.

I see large groups of women in tattered uniforms surrounded by huge walls and gates, enclosed by iron barbed wires, and I get hit by an awful stench, and I ask myself, how did I move from working in the respected financial banking sector, having worked so hard in school, to now being locked up in the largest correctional facility for women in Kenya?

They take the sediment itself, they extract the oil from it, and from that they can produce compounds which turn out to be very specific to particular microbial groups.

There's an example of a group of scientists in Botswana, who took fecal material from baboons and compared two different groups.

Each of us, as individuals, groups, corporations and even governments are being forced to grapple with more change than ever before in human history.

Children of different ethnic groups become suddenly aware of each other, people of color become aware of others, income groups and cultures and ethnicities all come together around the amazement of the ring with animals and performers.

It's groups like that in this room that generate the future of the U.S. economy.

It's a program of social rescue and deep cultural transformation designed for the whole Venezuelan society with absolutely no distinctions whatsoever, but emphasizing the vulnerable and endangered social groups.

In the 12th century CE, before the Mongol Empire formed, the East Asian steppe was home to scattered groups of Mongol and Turkic pastoral nomads led by Khans.

These nomadic groups often fought each other.

Politics is the tool through which we structure ourselves as groups and societies.

Now a bonding network brings together people from a homogenous group, whereas a bridging network brings together people from different groups.

I photographed the massive and historic immigration marches in Chicago, children at detention facilities and the slow percolating rise of anti-immigrant hate groups, including sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona.

It requires faith groups, the private sector, media, academia, civil society organizations and others.

And we all know that when we make decisions in groups, they don't always go right.

So how do groups make good decisions?

With my colleague, Dan Ariely, we recently began inquiring into this by performing experiments in many places around the world to figure out how groups can interact to reach better decisions.

We thought crowds would be wiser if they debated in small groups that foster a more thoughtful and reasonable exchange of information.

Then we divided the crowd into groups of five, and invited them to come up with a group answer.

We discovered that averaging the answers of the groups after they reached consensus was much more accurate than averaging all the individual opinions before debate.

In other words, based on this experiment, it seems that after talking with others in small groups, crowds collectively come up with better judgments.

But can this procedure of aggregating the results of debates in small groups also help us decide on social and political issues that are critical for our future?

Then we asked everyone to gather into groups of three.

What distinguished the groups that reached a consensus from those that didn't?

And we discovered that the groups that include highly confident grays are much more likely to reach consensus.

Now, when groups reach consensus, how do they do so?

Our experiments suggest a different method that may be effective in balancing these two goals at the same time, by forming small groups that converge to a single decision while still maintaining diversity of opinions because there are many independent groups.

I saw the structure while I was on the train, and I got off at the next station and met people there that gave me access to their catacomb-like basement, which was used for ammunition storage during the war and also, at some point, to hide groups of Jewish refugees.

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