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I'm going to leave you with one question: If we can't get inside the person's minds, no matter if they're autistic or not, instead of punishing anything that strays from normal, why not celebrate uniqueness and cheer every time someone unleashes their imagination?
In fact, our bodies and our minds work in tandem to change how we see the world around us.
He is committed to walking side by side with his father, and what he will do is to translate these messages and inspire these messages to the minds of future young leaders.
In its prime, the Library of Alexandria housed an unprecedented number of scrolls and attracted some of the Greek world’s greatest minds.
What I've learned is that our self-destructive and self-defeating financial behaviors are not driven by our rational, logical minds.
And digital awareness-raising is great, because changing minds is the bedrock of changing politics.
How is it that we spend more time taking care of our teeth than we do our minds?
They argue back and forth, until finally, a third monk intervenes, “It is not the flag moving, nor the wind blowing, but rather the movement of your minds!”
Now, I know a question on everybody's minds is, okay, protecting privacy, this is a great goal, but can you actually do this without the tons of money that advertisements give you?
And I think that we can change minds with this machine.
Think of all the crazy technologies that you could have imagined maybe humans could have developed in the fullness of time: cures for aging, space colonization, self-replicating nanobots or uploading of minds into computers, all kinds of science fiction-y stuff that's nevertheless consistent with the laws of physics.
And so we thought, what will it take to change their minds, to convince people that bamboo is worth building with, much less worth aspiring to?
They know that others have minds.
It's long-lasting minds.
CA: So the thing is, Martine, that in any normal conversation, this would sound stark-staring mad, but in the context of your life, what you've done, some of the things we've heard this week, the constructed realities that our minds give, I mean, you wouldn't bet against it.
It's a story about minds and not brains, and in particular, it's a story about the kinds of computations that uniquely human minds can perform, which involve rich, structured knowledge and the ability to learn from small amounts of data, the evidence of just a few examples.
Folks, human minds do not only learn from small amounts of data.
Human minds think of altogether new ideas.
Human minds generate research and discovery, and human minds generate art and literature and poetry and theater, and human minds take care of other humans: our old, our young, our sick.
CA: And if I understand you right, the other key point you're making is, we've been through these years where there's all this talk of how quirky and buggy our minds are, that behavioral economics and the whole theories behind that that we're not rational agents.
Human minds do, I think, something quite different, and I think it's the structured, hierarchical nature of human knowledge that remains a real challenge.
So my advice that we take to heart is to have young people on your team, or people with young minds.
Because if you have those young minds, they cause everyone in the room to think younger.
We hold monthly town hall meetings to listen to their concerns, to find out what is on their minds.
We are the life-force power of the universe, with manual dexterity and two cognitive minds.
For centuries, some of the greatest minds in science, from Charles Darwin to E.O.
Wilson, have drawn inspiration from studying some of the smallest minds on Earth.
CA: Thank you for boggling all our minds.
But in the eyes and the minds of the other kids, I was not their equal.
So, we've been talking about how evolution shapes human minds that may or may not perceive the truth.
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