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And I was driving home from work, and a truck was coming the opposite direction, came over into my lane, ran over the top of my car and his axle tore my arm off.
And so I thought I would tell a story about someone who made one of the most precious objects of his era.
In fact, one of his classmates is a young man named Lenin who would go on to break small, expensive, exquisite objects.
He wears three-piece suits; and he has a very, very small, important mustache; and he is domineering and narcissistic and driven and has an extraordinary ego; and he works 16-hour days; and he has very strong feelings about alternating current; and he feels like a suntan is a sign of moral weakness; and he drinks lots of coffee; and he does his best work sitting in his mother's kitchen in Zurich for hours in complete silence with nothing but a slide rule.
In fact, he would always get upset when people referred to the bombsight as his invention, because in his eyes, only God could invent things.
Thirdly, when Norden was making his calculations, he assumed that a plane would be flying at a relatively slow speed at low altitudes.
There's a postscript to the Norden story of Carl Norden and his fabulous bombsight.
Meanwhile, back in New York, no one told Carl Norden that his bombsight was used over Hiroshima.
It would have broken his heart.
We didn't sequence his genome.
This BRD4-addicted cancer was growing throughout his left lung.
Paul was a teacher in a Detroit public school for pregnant and parenting mothers, and his idea was to teach the young women to raise their children by first raising plants and animals.
Paul brought much of this innovation to his block in Poletown, which he'd stewarded for more than 30 years, purchasing houses when they were abandoned, convincing his friends to move in and neighbors to stay and helping those who wanted to buy their own and fix them up.
To investigate this question, we ran an experiment where we had people watch a video of a father and his four year-old son, and his son has terminal brain cancer.
When I wrote my report to the Koreans, I said, "Look, I don't know what this guy was doing," but my guess was interacting with his mother or his girlfriend.
He was interacting on his girlfriend's Facebook page.
He would go onto tell us that the Transition had been the easiest airplane to land that he'd flown in his entire 30-year career as a test pilot.
But if you look at creative practice as a form of research, or art as a form of R&D for humanity, then how could a cyber illusionist like myself share his research?
That's his first statement.
And the situation that irked me and mystified me the most was his use of a landline telephone.
But the problem is that, when I left home and went to college, I started missing his commands.
And so I made him a golden typewriter through which he could dispense his commands to nephews and nieces around the world as an email.
So what he had to do was take a piece of paper, roll it into the carriage, type his email or command and pull the paper out.
His head is so heavy, full of heavy thoughts, that it's sort of fallen into his hat, and his body's grown out of him almost like a plant.
Well what he does is he moves around in a very drunken fashion on his head in a very unpredictable and extremely slow movement.
But the one camera guy they never caught was the guy that went in just with a blank tape and went over to the Best Buy camera department and just put his tape in one of their cameras and pretended to shop.
He gave 2,000 high fives that day, and he washed his hands before and afterward and did not get sick.
He was arrested because there were transfers of eight million dollars that went into some dormant accounts that belonged to him and his family.
But what happened: people were so outraged by this behavior that it was possible for his state legislature to impeach him and get him out of office.
Yves uses his body to steer the wing.
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