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In Southern California, I grew up in a multigenerational home, meaning I lived under the same roof as my parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents.
And so even though there were no cars still in the West Village where we lived, my wife sent me out to buy a, you know, a large air filter at the Bed Bath and Beyond, which was located about 20 blocks away, north.
He said that, "I would just as soon die right now, but I've not yet done anything to make any human being remember that I have lived."
This is how I lived at the young age of six, every waking moment, seven days a week.
This way, even if the physics I work on comes to nothing, I still know I've lived a good life.
For most of the past ten years I've lived on the island of Maui, a very beautiful place.
Much like human hunter-gatherers, they lived and hunted in complex social groups consisting of a few nuclear families, and used their social skills to cooperatively take down larger creatures.
There was a character called the Third-Stage Guild Navigator, which was a kind of giant, floating fetus-creature that lived in a giant tank with this orange mist of psychedelic spice swirling around him, allowing him to bend space and time.
They've lived, their worlds have kept spinning.
They didn't get diabetes; they didn't get heart disease; they lived 20 percent longer; they got the health benefits of caloric restriction without the restriction.
A couple of reasons here: one is Natasha, the girl who lived, and her family wanted me to tell you her name.
But I lived in England for 18 years.
I've lived in France for about four, and I feel actually thrown back 20 years, living in France.
He said he'd lived his whole life there by the beach, and that he would rather die there than run.
And Aristotle’s law of motion was that everything goes to its natural place, which was of course, the rule of the society that Aristotle lived in, and more importantly, the medieval society that, through Christianity, embraced Aristotle and blessed it.
And we would know which adults lived in a nest and which ones fed the baby birds.
My grandfather lived most of his life and is buried in Zambia.
My father also lived most of his adult life in East Africa.
And I remember really this desire to talk about Africa as a place where we lived and people live and go about their lives, and have dreams like we all have.
And they lived together happily ever after.
And so what I did is, I lived alone in an apartment, and I just worked.
And he lived in that house that his great-grandfather had built.
I've lived it, we've all seen it.
The plaque reads, "Albert Einstein lived here."
They were evolved for a world in which people lived in very small groups, rarely met anybody who was terribly different from themselves, had rather short lives in which there were few choices and the highest priority was to eat and mate today.
It's the Minister of Defense with whom we're working, not the Minister of Education, because it is seen as a strategic defense issue in the sense of liberating these zones that had been completely closed off, in which the people who had been causing, if you will, 40 years' worth of bombings and kidnappings and assassinations lived.
I have lived as art my entire adult life.
I've never lived as Daniel Lismore, the person.
I've lived as Daniel Lismore, the artwork.
Patrick's the one who lived with this pain and I have never been hungry a day in my life.
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