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Our computer started out with simple things and learned more and more complex things and now it knows so many things.
No more do we have these simplified predator-versus-prey diagrams we have all learned at school.
But the most important lesson I learned growing up was the importance of being at the table.
To me, it all came back to the lessons I had learned as a child.
And when I learned this, it seemed so weird to me, so contrary to everything I'd been told, everything I thought I knew, I just thought it couldn't be right, until I met a man called Bruce Alexander.
It'll be your flesh and blood friends who you have deep and nuanced and textured, face-to-face relationships with, and there's a study I learned about from Bill McKibben, the environmental writer, that I think tells us a lot about this.
And when I came back from this long journey and I'd learned all this, I looked at the addicts in my life, and if you're really candid, it's hard loving an addict, and there's going to be lots of people who know in this room.
I soon learned that the purpose of these outings was solace and a search for meaning.
I learned that some infinite sets are bigger than other infinite sets, and I learned that iambic pentameter is and why it sounds so good to human ears.
But I learned what opportunity cost is.
What I learned from North Idaho is the peculiar brand of paranoia that can permeate a community when so many cops and guns are around.
And I learned in Whitopia how a country can have racism without racists.
In this case we learned how to detail it.
But even as I learned about public safety, I wondered if what I was doing on the street was hurting or harming the community.
But I learned that there was a desperate shortage of skills, especially mathematical skills, in industry, in government, in education.
And as we've learned over the centuries, since Galileo Galilei, the Italian scientist, first turned, in that time, a two-inch, very small telescope, to the sky, every time we have built larger telescopes, we have learned something about the universe; we've made discoveries, without exception.
We've learned in the 20th century that the universe is expanding and that our own solar system is not at the center of that expansion.
We've even learned that there's dark matter and dark energy that we can't see.
We've learned over time that stars have individual histories; that is, they have birth, they have middle ages and some of them even have dramatic deaths.
It took me a while, but I learned it eventually.
Over Zen Hospice's nearly 30 years, we've learned much more from our residents in subtle detail.
I have worked with and learned from people just like them for more than 20 years.
I have learned from families who are unleashing their ingenuity and tenacity to collectively create their own solutions.
I was very struck when I learned that Jibreel Khazan, one of the Greensboro Four who had taken part in the Woolworth sit-ins, said quite recently that climate change is the lunch counter moment for young people.
From newspapers, textbooks, conversations, I had learned to speak of countries as if they were eternal, singular, naturally occurring things, but I wondered: to say that I came from a country suggested that the country was an absolute, some fixed point in place in time, a constant thing, but was it?
When I learned this, beginning my masters degree in international relations, I felt a sort of surge of relief.
But you bring to a crisis the person you already are, including the, yes, momentum that you've learned to invoke through passionate caring and through action, both of which require but also create energy.
As I learned how the shadows moved as the hours of the day passed, I understood how long it would be before I was picked up and taken home.
I also learned that many of those who had known me for a long time found it impossible to abandon the idea of Martin they had in their heads.
We have an amazing connection and I learned how important it is to communicate openly and honestly.
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