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Now, I showed this to a physicist friend of mine who has a profound distaste for biology, and he says, "That’s easy!
The clock experience should be profound, but from the outside it should be invisible.
It's only been with us for less than a century, and in that time, that fourth dimension, when radioactive dating came about, less than a century ago, and we could actually tell how old some of these things were, is probably the most profound transformation, because it changes the way we look at ourselves and the world dramatically.
And this is extremely profound.
Forms of organization can have a profound impact on human nature.
It contains every possible variation of text, so there are some profound books, but also countless tomes of complete gibberish.
And it has profound lessons to teach us.
Is this the kind of simple that looks obvious, or the kind that looks profound?
This meant not only an artistic triumph, but also a profound emotional sympathy between the public of the most advanced nations of the world and the musical youth of Latin America, as seen in Venezuela, giving these audiences a message of music, vitality, energy, enthusiasm and strength.
With passion and enthusiasm we pay profound respects to TED for its outstanding humanism, the scope of its principles, for its open and generous promotion of young values.
You know, when we focus on well-being, we start a conversation that provokes profound and fundamental questions.
Occasionally, throughout history, this concept of this very large cosmic perspective comes to the surface, and as a result we see transformative and profound discoveries.
If SETI does nothing but change the perspective of humans on this planet, then it will be one of the most profound endeavors in history.
But really, the most significant, most profound thing about this picture is it was taken two days before I was completely paralyzed from the neck down.
And the second thing I learned was that I knew, with profound certainty, that this is exactly what I was going to do for the rest of my life.
And I think we have to sort of redefine and rethink how we define structure and materials and assembly things, so that we can really share the information on how you do those things in a more profound way and build on each other's source code for structure.
I kept asking why, why would we know something so profound, but not live by it?
Now, when someone is targeted with this kind of cybermob attack, the harm is profound.
There's a reality you have to accept, and that is that the economic impact of what I'm talking about will be profound.
They're going to say, in regions of profound instability throughout the world, where you have intense poverty, where populations are growing and you don't have sustainable resources like this, this is going to lead to food insecurity.
And it's possibly one of the most profound perceptual experiences.
And something that was really quite profound is that when we asked people, "Are you someone who has a propensity to experience awe?"
And during the course of the project, we actually discovered something profound.
But in five to ten years we're going to start see some very profound changes.
A generation or so away there are going to be even more profound things that are going to happen.
Yes Bill Clinton was from Arkansas, but these are very, very profound differences.
The profound convolutions on the surface of a dried cherry.
I mean, any kind of profound, new change in the world could turn out to be a black ball.
And its reasons are multiple, but they include the privilege of not being affected and what I believe is a profound lack of imagination about how else we could live within the limits of this planet's boundaries.
Well, every day of my life since, "Tomorrow's Child" has spoken to me with one simple but profound message, which I presume to share with you.
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