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Already the Limbic Lab's narrative engine helps content creators refine their storytelling, so that it resonates with their target audiences on an individual level.
And the most fascinating thing we've learned is that, when you have small problems on the individual level, like the price of gasoline to drive every morning.
The curriculum helps the individual learn about their health condition, whatever the chronic illness is.
In order for the coach to be successful, they have to be able to gain the trust of the individual that they're working with.
There's pharmacogenomics, the combination of pharmacology and genetics: tailoring drugs to our individual constitutions that Juan talked about a little bit earlier.
But you also can't forget that each individual move you have to be able to complete.
And their individual visions, and their engagement with this mathematical mode.
This is a state where every player has chosen the best possible strategy for themselves given everyone else playing, and no individual player can benefit by choosing differently.
But I felt it was too much to ask to have to adjust each individual armrest in order to get it where you wanted.
We're really interested in the feedback loop between individual, artificial and ecological systems.
When we compared our designed models with the real molecular structures, we found that our software can position individual atoms with an accuracy that's at the limit of what's possible to measure.
That's all another way of saying that our individual skills and abilities are very much shaped by our environments.
Because what we've done in our personal evolutions is build up a large repertoire of specific skills and abilities that are specific to our own individual histories.
Or you might look in an older individual who has mastered a complex set of abilities that might relate to reading musical notation or performing the mechanical acts of performance that apply to musical performance.
It's a function of whether a goal in a behavior is achieved or whether the individual is rewarded in the behavior.
It is the basis of our real differentiation, one individual from another.
That is why you, in your many skills and abilities, are a unique specialist: a specialist that's vastly different in your physical brain in detail than the brain of an individual 100 years ago; enormously different in the details from the brain of the average individual 1,000 years ago.
This is a marvelously constructed thing that results in individual form because each one of us has vastly different histories, and vastly different experiences, that drive in to us this marvelous differentiation of self, of personhood.
And you can actually look down on the brain of such an individual and witness a change in the time constants and space constants with which, for example, the brain is representing language again.
Namely, if you believe in accelerating power, that technology inherently accelerates, that we build the tools that make us more powerful, then at some point you get to a stage where a single individual can take us all down, and then it looks like we're screwed.
NB: On an individual level, we seem to kind of be doomed anyway, just with the time line, we're rotting and aging and all kinds of things, right?
JF: First of all, you want to try not do anything as a lone individual.
Your success will be determined by your own fortitude, your own confidence, your own individual hard work.
What is certain is that the individual talent exhibited in such abundance here, needs to turn its attention to that collaborative, messy, frustrating, contentious and impossible world of politics and public policy.
And thinking that, can an individual actually do something, or come up with something, that may actually get some traction out there and make a difference?
We must establish a new social attitude to see migration as a benefit, a necessity for our global survival, not as a threat to our individual privilege.
We must transform from a disposable, individual society into one that sees our collective, long-term humanity, or else we will not make it.
In part, we have the legacy of Freud, who was a pessimist, who said that pursuit of happiness is a doomed quest, is propelled by infantile aspects of the individual that can never be met in reality.
And the individual has 2 billion of these nano-size split ends.
And the idea was that individual citizens with phones capable of taking photos or making video would document their polling places, on the lookout for any kind of voter suppression techniques, and would upload this to a central place.
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