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They stole my voice, and in the after, I did not dare to believe that anything I might say could matter.
It doesn't matter how hard I train, I'm never actually going to get there.
As a matter of fact, I was trying to think about my career since I left the White House, and the best example I have is a cartoon in The New Yorker a couple of years ago.
It also works on deeply personal topics that might only matter to you and your immediate family and friends.
Now, this matter is vitally important to me.
I think it does matter, and it's a problem that actually is part of a much deeper one that has implications for medicine and health and a lot of other aspects of our lives.
And I know that YouTube comments have a very bad reputation in the world of the Internet, but in fact, if you go on comments for these channels, what you'll find is people engaging the subject matter, asking difficult, complicated questions that are about the subject matter, and then other people answering those questions.
Personal impact stories such as these show that we are tapping into something within men, but getting to a world where women and men are equal is not just a matter of bringing men to the cause.
As a matter of fact, we are currently using laser pulses to poke or drill extremely tiny holes, which open and close almost immediately in HIV-infected cells, in order to deliver drugs within them.
The laser pierces the cell, while the cell swallows the drug in a matter of microseconds.
So does all inanimate matter, made up of trillions of atoms.
To paraphrase a description in the book, he says: At the molecular level, living organisms have a certain order, a structure to them that's very different from the random thermodynamic jostling of atoms and molecules in inanimate matter of the same complexity.
In fact, living matter seems to behave in this order, in a structure, just like inanimate matter cooled down to near absolute zero, where quantum effects play a very important role.
Each one is an archive of our culture, through our ripped-up media and matter, whether it's encyclopedias or dictionaries or magazines.
The density of matter is finite, and we have a chance of a consistent set of equations that can describe the whole process.
We've even learned that there's dark matter and dark energy that we can't see.
So you're looking now at an actual image of dark matter.
And about 10 years after the paper came out, a guy named Ed Witten in Princeton started applying it to string theory and people in Russia started applying it to what's called "condensed matter."
No matter how you do it, you're always get the same answer.
It's going to work the same damn way no matter what theories we have about the cosmos.
But in fact, only two of them matter.
So we said, "Even if you have two hours one Sunday every six months, it doesn't matter.
It didn't matter what it was.
What are the things that we wake up loving to do no matter what, whether we're paid or we're not paid, the things that people thank us for?
And it's been repeated in all kinds of walks of life since then, and it proves the same thing over again, that the people around you matter, and environment is everything.
With 80 percent of people who don't like the work they do, that means most people around us, not in this room, but everywhere else, are encouraging complacency and keeping us from pursuing the things that matter to us so we have to manage those surroundings.
In a time where people claim it's kind of a tough environment, people are giving a middle finger to this scripted life, the things that people say you're supposed to do, in exchange for things that matter to them and do the things that inspire them.
It's just a matter of how far our imagination will take us.
But there is one species in the Everglades that no matter who you are, you can't help but love, too, and that's the roseate spoonbill.
And as a poet, I began working with this subject matter, finding it tragic, hilarious, sometimes even joyful.
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