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Or should she try to construct some kind of dwarf identity, get involved in the Little People of America, become aware of what was happening for dwarfs?
I got tons and tons of generosity from everyone involved.
They were books telling a science fiction story through images and text, and most of the actors who are now starring in the movie adaptation, they were already involved in these books portraying characters into a sort of experimental, theatrical, simplistic way.
And this guy is another guy I admire a lot, and I wanted him to be involved in the movie as a production designer.
But I will in the end urge you to rethink, actually take risks, and get involved in what I see as a global evolution of democracy.
In The New Yorker, it goes out to a wide audience, and when you actually look at that, and nobody knows what anybody else is laughing at, and when you look at that the subjectivity involved in humor is really interesting.
Instead of training people how to put forms onto mobile devices, let's create software that lets them do it themselves with no training and without me being involved.
In virtually every case of corruption that we've investigated, shell companies have appeared, and sometimes it's been impossible to find out who is really involved in the deal.
Well, the answer to that question, and who was really involved and what really happened, well that's going to probably remain locked away in the secretive company registries of the British Virgin Islands and elsewhere unless we all do something about it.
As Diana mentioned, our animals are involved in many different research studies.
There was no money involved.
So I thought, even as architects, we can be involved in the reconstruction of temporary housing.
It turned out that all we need to do is basically to let the brain form a memory, and then the brain will tell us which cells are involved in that particular memory.
XL: When you zoom in into the hippocampus, of course you will see lots of cells, but we are able to find which cells are involved in a particular memory, because whenever a cell is active, like when it's forming a memory, it will also leave a footprint that will later allow us to know these cells are recently active.
But this is a very small part of what oxytocin is involved in.
JB: And so as people make their way out of the museum, reflecting on the experience, reflecting on their own thoughts of it, they then move into the actual space of the memorial itself, because they've gone back up to grade, and we actually got involved in the memorial after we'd done the museum for a few years.
I did my experiments that involved showing people simulated crimes and accidents and asking them questions about what they remember.
And what I found is that most of these situations involved some particular form of psychotherapy.
That is, they had moved so far from the concrete world that they could even ignore the appearance of the symbols that were involved in the question.
And many of us here are deeply involved in that.
But the more deeply I got into all these social issues, one after another, and actually, the more I tried to address them myself, personally, in a few cases, through nonprofits that I was involved with, the more I found actually that the reality is the opposite.
What you get is a highly selective loss of one function, with other functions being preserved intact, and this gives you some confidence in asserting that that part of the brain is somehow involved in mediating that function.
Like, "We're not involved in it."
JB: Again, I think this responsibility is kind of up to all of us, that everything we do, everything we build, everything we make, needs to be made in a consensual discussion with everyone who's avoiding it; that we're not building systems intended to trick and surprise people into doing the right thing, but that they're actually involved in every step in educating them, because each of these systems is educational.
Everybody gets involved.
So one theory is that LSD and psilocybin cause hallucinations by disrupting the signaling involved in sensory integration.
Implicitly or explicitly, there is a narrative that all the people who are dying were somehow involved in the drug trade, and we infer this because they were either tortured or executed in a professional manner, or, most likely, both.
So I think we should kind of get some more involved.
Have you ever been involved in a conversation, and you realize that the conversation to your left is actually more interesting?
Cilia and the clearance of mucus are also involved in awful diseases like cystic fibrosis.
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