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After creating that model, we also learned a lot in terms of implementing the product.

And another key thing that I learned a lot throughout this whole process, last year Google named me as one of the brightest young minds in the world.

I learned a lot about deception while doing my duty here in customs, one of which was that most of what I thought I knew about deception was wrong, and I'll tell you about some of that tonight.

But the research over the last 50 years says there's actually no reliable cue to deception, which blew me away, and it's one of the hard lessons that I learned when I was customs officer.

Now the second lesson that we learned in this is that the constraints on this design really push the innovation, because we had to hit such a low price point, because we had to make a device that could travel on many, many types of terrain but still be usable indoors, and be simple enough to repair, we ended up with a fundamentally new product, a new product that is an innovation in a space that really hasn't changed in a hundred years.

Then I learned to navigate, and I flew my friends around Australia.

And then I learned to fly an airplane with two engines and I got my twin-engine rating.

And then I learned to fly in bad weather as well as fine weather, and got my instrument rating.

Why not learn to fly upside down?" (Laughter) And I did, and I learned to fly upside down and became an aerobatics flying instructor.

We have the knowhow, and we can take the lessons we've learned from the fight against global jihad, the victory against global jihad, and apply those to local jihad.

Whether it was concocting delicious meals from stolen scraps from the warehouse, sculpting people's hair with toenail clippers, or constructing weights from boulders in laundry bags tied on to tree limbs, prisoners learn how to make do with less, and many of them want to take this ingenuity that they've learned to the outside and start restaurants, barber shops, personal training businesses.

And from that point, I learned how to pull the mic away and attack the poetry with my body.

But that wasn't the biggest lesson I ever learned.

The biggest lesson I learned was many years later when I went to Beverly Hills and I ran into a talent agent who looked at me up and down and said I don't look like I have any experience to be working in this business.

So what have we learned from these animals with a brain that's the size of a grain of rice?

And yet, if I've learned anything in nearly 12 years now of dragging heavy things around cold places, it is that true, real inspiration and growth only comes from adversity and from challenge, from stepping away from what's comfortable and familiar and stepping out into the unknown.

I've spent a lot of the last few years really depressed about this, until this year, I learned something that I felt really excited about.

But here's what I learned.

People often ask me what I learned from that time.

So I learned to write about myself in third person at a young age.

And all the color just drained from his face, and he looked at me, and he said, "Forget everything you learned."

And when I was 17, I met my father for the first time, upon which I learned I had a brother and sister I had never known about.

It was off and running before I could even blink my eyes, but even if I could have slowed down those girls, I wouldn't have, because one thing that I have learned from over a decade of working with girls is that they already know what they need.

So in these two examples, we had basically machines that learned how to walk in simulation, and also machines that learned how to walk in reality.

I learned about compassion.

I learned about ordinary people who could be heroes.

I learned about sharing.

I learned about camaraderie.

Most of all, I learned about love.

Even in the midst of terrible destruction and death and chaos, I learned how ordinary people could help their neighbors, share food, raise their children, drag someone who's being sniped at from the middle of the road even though you yourself were endangering your life, helping people get into taxis who were injured to try to take them to hospitals.

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