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Now, when I was born, they realized they had a pretty smart kid, and they didn't want me to go to the neighborhood school, which was free.
That's the moment I realized I didn't have to be like them.
We even had to add someone to our schedules who was the person you called when you thought you'd arrived but then realized you hadn't.
We realized that with augmented reality you don't need permission from the government to put up a monument or to make a statement.
I realized that stories like mine were considered to be an exception and never the expectation.
And so I realized that actually the tech world is best understood, not as a business cycle, but as a messianic movement.
And it was when I flew over the whole area, about 16 years ago, and realized that outside the park, this forest, which in 1960 had stretched almost unbroken along the eastern shore of Lake Tanganyika, which is where the tiny, 30-square-mile Gombe National Park lies, that a question came to my mind.
As I began traveling around Africa talking about the problems faced by chimpanzees and their vanishing forests, I realized more and more how so many of Africa's problems could be laid at the door of previous colonial exploitation.
But it got me thinking, and the more I talked to people, the more I realized: nobody has any idea what stuff costs in health care.
And I've developed a very wonderful relationship with this creature by this point, and I've realized that this is a mean son of a bitch.
During that time, I also realized that Colombia is not the only country in the world that has to worry about land mines.
Then I realized they were hungry, so I quickly found a cook and food.
He realized that the same approach could be used to all of the problems that his city faced.
And I went home and I realized in that moment, I was like, "Ah!
The original intention of this space, which was unfortunately never realized, was to use lenticular glass which allowed only a kind of perpendicular view out.
That is exactly what we realized as bird-watchers, and we thought, because birds are found everywhere, if we've got all of you and everyone else in Africa to tell us the birds they find where they live, where they school, or even where they work, then we can be able to come up with a map of every single species, and from there scientists will be able to actually prioritize conservation efforts to those habitats that matter the most.
It was easy: we immediately realized that mobile phones were becoming increasingly common in Africa and most of the regions could get access to one.
With this, we realized that citizen science is indeed very powerful, the reason being, citizen science is adaptive.
By the time they all realized what I'd done and where I was going, I'd have left the planet.
When I saw that their need for help was greater than my fear of appearing vulnerable on the bench, I realized that not only did I need to do something, but that in fact I could do something.
versus, "You can read and write, can't you?" when you've realized there's a literacy issue.
As he wrung his hands, he confessed, "Judge, I realized that it was my fault, because I used that same park to get high, and before you sent me there to do community service, I had never gone to the park when I wasn't high, so I never noticed the children playing there."
And I quickly realized it was because he, like so many other people, think that physical transition means just one thing: the surgery.
And in that moment I realized I'm not responsible for this person.
When I began this process, and we began this process, I realized that I had a limited understanding of homelessness and the factors that impacted it, and that I needed a fairly major change in my belief, in my thinking, because I had been raised with the theory of rugged individualism and "pull yourself up by the bootstraps."
So as I flew home from this conference, sitting in the plane looking out the window, I realized that my understanding and perspective about homelessness was shifting.
And I thought about that, and I realized that was exactly what had happened to me as a surgeon.
And a few more years after that, I realized I wasn't getting any better anymore.
I was watching this delivery, and suddenly I realized that the mood in that room had changed.
And he, pointing to the Proclamation, said, "I believe, in this measure, my fondest hopes will be realized."
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