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You actually see a great potential, but you see a lot of people who are sort of defending their turf, and may actually be very resistant, when one tries to introduce ideas.

And you can test these ideas.

Now, these ideas should apply across the board, as long as you can figure out why some organisms evolved to virulence.

And this links up with a lot of the other ideas that have been talked about.

At this conference, we've been lucky enough to hear some exhilarating new ideas and discoveries and, really, about all the ways in which knowledge is being pushed excitingly forwards.

They're not ideas, they're instincts.

My mom and I would stay up very late talking about our latest ideas and inspiring each other.

We invented Liquid Lead as a way of stripping out all the ideas that don't belong to us and taking partner dancing back to what it really always was: the fine art of taking care of each other.

These are all examples of how technology is creating new mechanisms that are enabling us to trust unknown people, companies and ideas.

Now, the first time we climb the trust stack, it feels weird, even risky, but we get to a point where these ideas seem totally normal.

Another thing we have going for us is that insurance companies, increasingly, are attracted to some of these ideas.

I was a young man, teenager, fascinated by ideas.

There's all sorts of tools that can be used now to communicate these ideas to people for the first time in their own language.

It started, as with many great ideas, or many ideas you can't get rid of, anyway, at a cocktail party.

We see these ideas again and again in the media, in public health policy, doctors' offices, in everyday conversations and in our own attitudes.

So we went out to test these ideas in the community of Watts in LA with 40 young people that had been pushed out of school.

Every day, we read about young people lending their ideas and passions to fighting for change, social change, political change, change in their communities.

So we're calling out for cutting-edge solutions and new ideas.

Ideas that will give young people a fighting chance for their futures.

Gen-U is to be an open platform, where people can come and share their ideas and solutions about what works, what does not work, and importantly, what might work.

So if we can take these ideas and add a little bit of seed money, and add some good partners, and add good political will, we think they can scale up to reach thousands and millions of people around the world.

But these ideas and programs are just a start.

We want to take these ideas and find ways to scale them up.

We need ideas, we need ideas that are big and small, ideas that are local and global.

When my doctor diagnosed me with conversion disorder, he was invoking a lineage of ideas about women's bodies that are over 2,500 years old.

These ideas went largely unchanged for several millennia until the 1880s, when neurologists tried to modernize the theory of hysteria.

When I began investigating the history of my own disease, I was amazed to find how deep these ideas still run.

So the question is: Where do those great ideas come from?

But just as often, new ideas come into the world simply because they're fun.

There's a long list of world-changing ideas and technologies that came out of play: public museums, rubber, probability theory, the insurance business and many more.

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