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What if we were living in the most elegant possible reality?
Or, what if we were living in the fullest possible reality?
So I think living in a generic reality that's mediocre, there are nasty bits and nice bits and we could make the nice bits bigger and the nasty bits smaller and that gives us a kind of purpose in life.
Scientists now know that the living and working conditions that we all are part of have more than twice the impact on our health than does our genetic code, and living and working conditions, the structures of our environments, the ways in which our social fabric is woven together, and the impact those have on our behaviors, all together, those have more than five times the impact on our health than do all the pills and procedures administered by doctors and hospitals combined.
All together, living and working conditions account for 60 percent of preventable death.
The root cause analysis that an upstreamist brings to the table is to say, let's look at the living and the working conditions in your life.
We're trying to make sure that clinicians, and therefore their systems that they work in have the ability, the confidence to address the problems in the living and working conditions in our lives.
It comes from our personal investment in knowing that our lives matter, the context of where we live and where we work, eat, and sleep, matter, and that what we do for ourselves, we also should do for those whose living and working conditions again, can be hard, if not harsh.
This is the former trolley terminal that was the depot for passengers traveling over the Williamsburg Bridge from Brooklyn to Manhattan, and it was open between 1908 and 1948, just around the time when my grandparents were living right in the area.
This relation between a living thing, which is the forest, and a nonliving thing, which is the atmosphere, is ingenious in the Amazon, because the forest provides water and seeds, and the atmosphere forms the rain and gives water back, guaranteeing the forest's survival.
Then, I'll wrap it up with what is at the base of this capacity, of this competence of biodiversity, producing all these wonderful services: the living cell.
I have some pictures that represent my life and what I do for a living.
And I said, "Well, what do you do for a living?"
What do you do for a living?"
And in the back of the room, a woman stood up and she said, "In 35 years of living in this God forsaken place, you're the only person that's come down here and treated us with dignity.
I want you all to know that I think the world is a place that's worth living.
And I'm tired of living like this, going into town after town with people standing around on corners with holes where eyes used to be, their spirits damaged.
In Humbo, in southwest Ethiopia, a wonderful project to plant trees on degraded land and work with local communities on sustainable forest management has led to big increases in living standards.
Whether it was to be remembered in my thoughts or their loved ones', they needed to feel that they would be living on.
And if you're living in fecal material and it's surrounding you, you're going to get sick.
Norman Rockwell hangs in living rooms and bathrooms, and this is not something to be considered high art."
Here, we're imaging blood vessels in the brain of a living mouse.
Here, we're again imaging into the brain of living mice.
Here, the video on the left shows how much of the CSF is moving through the brain of a living mouse while it's awake.
In developing countries, one third of that population is living in slums.
Bia, Jovita and Leandro are living examples of something that citizens and city governments around the world need to know: We are ready.
It is up to us to decide whether we want schools or parking lots, community-driven recycling projects or construction sites, loneliness or solidarity, cars or buses, and it is our responsibility to do that now, for ourselves, for our families, for the people who make our lives worth living, and for the incredible creativity, beauty, and wonder that make our cities, in spite of all of their problems, the greatest invention of our time.
The context, of course, is that we're living at a time where technology is disrupting our present at exponential rates, and the biological realm is no exception.
It only has four million citizens, and there are one million Syrian refugees living there.
Americans and Europeans have the impression that proportionally huge numbers of refugees are coming to their country, but the reality is that 86 percent, the vast majority of refugees, are living in the developing world, in countries struggling with their own insecurity, with their own issues of helping their own populations and poverty.
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