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The Harvard Business Review recently had an article called "The Human Moment," about how to make real contact with a person at work.

It is, and some people are real enthusiasts, and one of these was Napoleon.

That's the thing which has never been done with humans: nothing systematic, no real demonstration.

But the real reason we might think that humans have pheromones is the change that occurs as we grow up.

So what I want to argue is this is one example of where a systematic, really scientific approach can actually bring you a real understanding of pheromones.

But in a world of conservation reliance, those stories have very real consequences, because now, how we feel about an animal affects its survival more than anything that you read about in ecology textbooks.

Augmented reality is also a way to take all that data and use it in real time to enhance how you play the game.

I realized the things that I enjoyed about this school and the thing that I enjoyed about the structure was something that I'd never found before: the fact that I finally felt like I was part of something bigger, part of a team, and it actually mattered to people that I was there, the fact that leadership wasn't just a punchline there, but that it was a real, actually core part of the entire experience.

You'd write long emails back and forth for weeks, before you finally met up in real life.

Next, I wanted to meet in real life as quickly as possible, because the things I cared about, I couldn't see online.

Now, tell me which Obama here is real.

None of these is actually real.

It's called New Dimensions in Testimony, and it allows you to have interactive conversations with a hologram of a real Holocaust survivor.

And the great lesson there was that the real magic doesn't happen on paper.

Addiction is real, the elements are real, freight trains maim and kill, and anyone who has lived on the streets can attest to the exhaustive list of laws that criminalize homeless existence.

So there's a big change, and that division, that intellectual division of labor occurs as I say, I think, and it sort of solidifies so that by the end of the 19th century in Europe, there's a real intellectual division of labor, and you can do all sorts of serious things, including, increasingly, even philosophy, without being constrained by the thought, "Well, what I have to say has to be consistent with the deep truths that are given to me by our religious tradition."

We can now see inside a living brain and see individual interneural connections connecting in real time, firing in real time.

And on the other side, some African-Americans dismissed or ignored homophobia that was indeed real in our community.

We're not real people.

I mean, is that even a real word?"

I want to pause on that question: What makes a word real?

My dinner companion and I both know what the verb "defriend" means, so when does a new word like "defriend" become real?

I think most people, when they say a word isn't real, what they mean is, it doesn't appear in a standard dictionary.

But how real are they if we use them primarily as slang and they don't yet appear in a dictionary?

If a community of speakers is using a word and knows what it means, it's real.

That word might be slangy, that word might be informal, that word might be a word that you think is illogical or unnecessary, but that word that we're using, that word is real.

The stuff of the one world can be quantified by real numbers.

For those reasons, my social skills were lacking, to say the least, and growing up in a bigoted household, I wasn't prepared for the real world.

Because of that feeling, I was able to contrast the stereotypes I'd been taught as a child with real life experience and interaction.

Zak Ebrahim is not my real name.

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