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Well, it is with such simple questions in mind that I started to make films 10 years ago, first with a friend, Christophe Abric.

Maybe they'll stop students from asking questions.

These are questions that GDP does not and cannot answer.

So at the end of their talk, the panel, they had questions and answers, and boom, my hand went right up, and I get the microphone, and I look at them and I say, "Thank you.

So, I'm a social psychologist, and it's questions like these that really intrigue me.

So to begin to tackle these questions, my research team and I decided to delve deeply into an issue that has received international attention: our health and fitness.

So, as a first step to testing these questions, we gathered objective measurements of individuals' physical fitness.

There's a saying in Suriname that I dearly love: "The rainforests hold answers to questions we have yet to ask."

This is also how IBM was successful in getting Watson to beat the two world champions at "Jeopardy," answering incredibly subtle and complex questions like this one.

My art contributes to fundamental change by encouraging an audience to address big questions from that perspective.

If you have more questions about it, ask Kevin Kelly later.

She couldn't answer my questions, so they went unanswered.

After a few basic questions that we would all ask, I agreed to loan him the money, but under one condition: that as the financial professional in the family, I wanted to meet with him and his wife to see what was really happening.

So, I'm trying to think of some of the questions that are commonly asked; there are so many.

So we started asking questions one by one.

And over time, we started asking other questions.

So we set up a foundation, which now has, for 11 years, three schools, where we started asking the same questions, how do you redesign school for wisdom?

CA: So you have asked extraordinary questions your whole life.

Do you have any other questions for us, for TED, for this group here?

At that time, a thousand questions came to mind, from, "How could a one-month-old baby be so unfortunate?"

If his cookie was even slightly bigger than my cookie, I had questions.

However, the more I learned, the more questions I had.

Questions like this tormented me.

After college, I decided I didn't want to just ask the questions, I wanted to answer them, so I did.

The problem is, how do they know all of our questions?

We have lots of questions.

In fact, in some ways there's literally an infinite number of questions that we can ask about our city.

So you go and look at data like this, and instead of just counting the number of cabs, we can start to ask different questions.

So this is really interesting because it raises fundamental questions about what happens when we intervene at different ages in a child's life.

I use the methods of anthropology to understand the questions in which I'm interested.

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