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I had been in my apartment for months, listening to bombs drop and watching people die.
A lot of people think that a robot is a machine where there's a computer that's telling it what to do, and the computer is listening through its sensors.
And this was the first thing he said: "I know my fellow hostages are listening.
Greg Fishel: The mistake I was making and didn't realize until very recently, was that I was only looking for information to support what I already thought, and was not interested in listening to anything contrary.
What I want to think about there is the people who are listening have decided what's important and they've decided what's not important, and they're not getting distracted by that.
However, if you are a celebrity or an athlete, and you're listening to this, please feel free to bring your money.
And one of them said, "Because we were listening."
1,600 people, busy people, involved in all sorts of different things, listening, understanding and being moved by a piece by Chopin.
What about you, now, listening to this?
We were listening to the news in the morning, and they were having conversations with their friends at school.
Talking and listening to a child, responding to them warmly, teaching them their letters and numbers, taking them on trips and visits.
And so for anyone watching or listening and experiencing this talk today, I encourage you to consider the blind spots in your work and what partnerships or collaborations you can do to be able to make your work have even greater of an impact.
If you're listening and you feel like you have no other option, try to call a friend, go online or try to get in a support group.
And as I was listening to these polyglots telling me about their methods, it suddenly dawned on me: the one thing we all have in common is that we simply found ways to enjoy the language-learning process.
If you don't like listening to boring textbook material, find interesting content on YouTube or in podcasts for any language.
Well, that would be great to get some listening experience.
There are so many things we can do without even planning that extra time, such as listening to podcasts on our way to work or doing our household chores.
Although, listening to Kevin Kelly, you don't have to remember anything.
So, thank you for listening, I have to go write a puzzle.
Idea number three is listening.
That's not listening.
(Applause ends) For me, it's about being present and really listening.
Listening to women's needs, addressing those needs, advancing equity and well-being: those must be the aims of family planning, period.
And we're doing all of this while listening to Sade's "Smooth Operator."
And nobody was listening then, but now people are beginning to listen because there's a pressing, technological problem that we face.
He was listening to the radio, and the radio had a list of names of men to be executed at Parchman Penitentiary.
It's about slowing down, listening to the body, coming into the present moment.
Our social movements should be like jazz: encouraging active participation, listening, spontaneity and freedom.
It's a way better experience than whatever you're used to listening to, in whatever form.
They said, "Al Qaeda could be listening."
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