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So what you're left with is a giant underserved audience and untapped profit potential.

We're letting our fear and our skepticism about these devices hold us back from realizing their potential in our children's lives.

That's when the potential of these tools can become a reality.

India has some upside in terms of potential yield increases.

Now, the African continent, on the other hand, has vast amounts of arable land remaining and significant upside potential in yields.

If you want to date your coworker because you really, sincerely think you're falling in love with them or there's a real potential for a long-term, committed relationship, maybe you should date your coworker.

Though misperceptions about ECT persist, accounts like hers have helped make doctors and patients alike aware of the treatment’s life changing potential.

CA: I would say really be careful where you get your information from; really take responsibility for what you read, listen to and watch; make sure that you go to the trusted brands to get your main information, no matter whether you have a wide, eclectic intake, really stick with the brand names that you know, because in this world right now, at this moment right now, our crises, our challenges, our problems are so severe, that unless we are all engaged as global citizens who appreciate the truth, who understand science, empirical evidence and facts, then we are just simply going to be wandering along to a potential catastrophe.

And this is coming from neurons in my heart that are firing what's called action potentials, potential meaning voltage and action meaning it moves quickly up and down, which causes my heart to fire, which then causes the signal that you see here.

This is a way that the brain encodes information in the form of an action potential.

So what we're going to do now, just like I recorded the electrical potential from my body, we're going to record the electrical potential from this plant, this mimosa.

That is an action potential that is happening inside the plant.

So here we see an action potential encoding information to move.

We get a beautiful action potential.

And so the idea is that there's a high probability, if there's a fly inside of there, they're going to be quick together, and so when it gets the first action potential, it starts counting, one, two, and if it gets to 20 and it doesn't fire again, then it's not going to close, but if it does it within there, then the flytrap will close.

We get a second action potential, but again, the leaf doesn't close.

So just to show you the ubiquitous nature of these action potentials, we saw it in the Venus flytrap, we've seen an action potential in the mimosa.

We've even seen an action potential in a human.

And so this is our interspecies plant-to-plant communicator, and what we've done is we've created a brand new experiment where we're going to record the action potential from a Venus flytrap, and we're going to send it into the sensitive mimosa.

It has touch receptors that are sending that information back down in the form of an action potential.

And so what would happen if we took the action potential from the Venus flytrap and sent it into all the stems of the mimosa?

And if you’re not too stressed about the potential nano-rabbit apocalypse, you might notice that counting the zeros this way forms part of Pascal’s triangle.

Similarly, a quantum computer is a new kind of device, based on the science of quantum physics, and just like a light bulb transformed society, quantum computers have the potential to impact so many aspects of our lives, including our security needs, our health care and even the internet.

So let me give you three examples of potential applications that could change our lives.

And now I would like to show you how a potential sound, based on the sound genetics for electric cars, could sound like.

And yet, I have found all too often, women underestimate their own strength, their potential and their self-respect.

So we started training around 300 potential women and youth for the upcoming local elections in 2015.

But I have spent every waking moment of my life working for the right of every woman to live her full potential.

A résumé definitely has some useful pieces in it: what roles people have had, computer skills, what languages they speak, but what it misses is what they have the potential to do that they might not have had the opportunity to do in the past.

So while we talk a lot about its potential future impact, the aspect of AI that may matter most right now is that we’re handling it in a way that blocks learning on the job just when we need it most.

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