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But the identities of the individual dopamine-producing neurons are clearly largely different on the left and on the right.
They became our expressions, expressions of our very unique identities.
And then we moved on into an era in the 19th century with the rise of a European nation-state where identities and allegiances were defined by ethnicity.
And so it seems that we use our language, not just to cooperate, but to draw rings around our cooperative groups and to establish identities, and perhaps to protect our knowledge and wisdom and skills from eavesdropping from outside.
It's not autobiographical identities.
They are more our social identities.
By showing the public how their tax dollars are being used to fund research, they can begin to redefine universities' identities so that universities' identities are not just based on a football team or the degrees they grant but on the research that's being produced there.
So I think women in our society are becoming leaders, because they realize that for their future generations, it's very important to maintain our cultural identities.
We want to build our own identities, our own fabric, create an open dialogue so that we share our ideas and share yours with us.
However, the other individuals are represented by these blue slides, which show tooth and bone samples that were matched to DNA evidence collected from family members to prove they were the identities of those individuals.
My point is, those identities, they don't think about them the same way.
You have lots of identities.
How to ensure our digital identities reflect our real world identities?
Usually, of course, people have many identities and loyalties to different groups.
Of course, when I have different identities and loyalties, it sometimes creates conflicts and complications.
Fascism denies all identities except the national identity and insists that I have obligations only towards my nation.
And then over the years, I have gained a lot of different identities.
I also hope that they will use their unique combination of values and languages and cultures and skills to help create a world where identities are no longer used to alienate what looks different, but rather, to bring together people.
The ideal future I imagine is where we all have multiple identities, at least one of which is an artist.
It's tragic that North Koreans have to hide their identities and struggle so hard just to survive.
There are vertical identities, which are passed down generationally from parent to child.
There are these other identities which you have to learn from a peer group, and I call them "horizontal identities," because the peer group is the horizontal experience.
These are identities that are alien to your parents and that you have to discover when you get to see them in peers.
And those identities, those horizontal identities, people have almost always tried to cure.
And I wanted to look at what the process is through which people who have those identities come to a good relationship with them.
(First voice) (Second voice) You probably didn't understand what they said, but I hope that you heard their unique vocal identities.
We set out with a little bit of funding from the National Science Foundation, to create custom-crafted voices that captured their unique vocal identities.
And as they looked for the owners of the club, they found instead anonymous companies, and confusion surrounded the identities of those involved with the companies.
Why should tax evaders, corrupt government officials, arms traders and more, be able to hide their identities from us, the public?
All of us with stigmatized identities face this question daily: How much to accommodate society by constraining ourselves, and how much to break the limits of what constitutes a valid life?
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