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And when I have conversations with people, I remember having a conversation, for example, in Iraq, with a community that asked me whether the riot we were seeing in front of us, this was a huge mob ransacking a provincial council building, was a sign of the new democracy.

I remember in Iraq, for example, that we went through a period of feeling that we should delay democracy.

And you might remember, some of you, how the cars were back then, and it was a common problem of overheating.

I grew up in Bihar, India's poorest state, and I remember when I was six years old, I remember coming home one day to find a cart full of the most delicious sweets at our doorstep.

He was livid, and I still remember how we cried when that cart with our half-eaten sweets was pulled away from us.

And as I went village to village, I remember one day, when I was famished and exhausted, and I was almost collapsing in a scorching heat under a tree, and just at that time, one of the poorest men in that village invited me into his hut and graciously fed me.

But after we disbursed the loans, I remember a trip in Uganda where I found newly built schools without textbooks or teachers, new health clinics without drugs, and the poor once again without any voice or recourse.

When he sings songs from our childhood, attempting words that not even I could remember, he reminds me of one thing: how little we know about the mind, and how wonderful the unknown must be.

He doesn't remember if he stole my chocolate bar, but he remembers the year of release for every song on my iPod, conversations we had when he was four, weeing on my arm on the first ever episode of Teletubbies, and Lady Gaga's birthday.

And I cannot remember the first moment I encountered autism, but I cannot recall a day without it.

Those of us who remember the newspaper reports that came out of Romania after the 1989 revolution will recall the horrors of the conditions in some of those institutions.

Remember, this is from sort of moment-to-moment experience in people's real lives.

You remember those Astroturfing reviews that we were talking about before?

Remember, I study deception.

And especially if you look at liberal democracy and you think things are bad now, just remember how much worse things looked in 1938 or in 1968.

Now I'd like you to remember that result, and put it in the context of another group of technology users, a group which is actually much revered by society, which are people that engage in multimedia-tasking.

I remember one night, one of the nurses came in, Jonathan, with a whole lot of plastic straws.

I remember Dad pushing me outside in my wheelchair, wrapped in a plaster body cast, and feeling the sun on my face for the first time.

And I can remember Mom sitting on the end of my bed and saying, "I wonder if life will ever be good again."

You may remember these guys.

I remember eating the eyes of a fish right out of the sea because he told me it was brain food.

I remember on the first day of middle school, my Spanish literature teacher came into the room.

I remember sitting there looking down at my sledge.

I remember looking out of the window and seeing the second helicopter.

And they just came, and it was so much, I remember one day, Michal, she was talking with the journalist, and she was asking him, "Who's gonna see the show?"And he said, "Everybody."

Remember that image from the beginning?

I remember how frightening it was to see the chandelier that hung above our dining table swing back and forth during every minor earthquake, and I sometimes couldn't sleep at night, terrified that the Big One might strike while we were sleeping.

So the fiscal cliff, I was told that that's too partisan a thing to say, although I can't remember which party it's supporting or attacking.

But remember, Greece is there today.

And you might remember the scene in which the kidnapper is pulled over by a police officer, is asked to show his driver's license and holds his wallet out with a 50-dollar bill extending at a slight angle out of the wallet.

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