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I ran a survey with over 100 responses.
These kinds of responses were pronounced at companies where all teams were expected to follow the same methodology.
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You can take any one of the major global challenges we've discussed this week and ask yourself, where is the leadership from governments to step up and come up with solutions, responses, to those international problems?
There are two kinds of responses that we make to this sort of general dissatisfaction.
And what the Veterans' Court did, was it treated each criminal as an individual, tried to get inside their problems, tried to fashion responses to their crimes that helped them to rehabilitate themselves, and didn't forget about them once the judgment was made.
MS: What do you think the response is going to be? Stuart Ruderfer: The responses mostly will be "no."
I had my own personal responses, but I also have a public role, and something needed to be said.
"Non-theist" will do for all that, yet unlike "atheist," it doesn't have the same phobic, hysterical responses.
So I just want to show you some of the responses we've elicited from animals in the deep sea.
And then finally, I want to show you some responses that we recorded with the world's first deep-sea webcam, which we had installed in Monterey Canyon last year.
But we did see a bunch of responses like this.
Interestingly, some parallel work going on in social psychology: some people reviewed 208 different studies in which volunteers had been invited into a psychological laboratory and had their stress hormones, their responses to doing stressful tasks, measured.
Can we reconstruct what the retina was seeing from the responses from the firing patterns?
So, when we did this for responses from the standard method and from our encoder and transducer.
But there was this limiting factor, the issue of the code, and how to make the cells respond better, produce normal responses, and so this was our contribution.
And while these responses are well-meaning, knowing the benefits it brought me, it makes me incredibly frustrated when people are told that they couldn’t or shouldn't work, when it's something that they want to do and physically can do.
This is the exact opposite of the way that anger and fear and panic, all of the flight-or-fight responses, operate.
When?" (Laughter) Men have one of two responses.
And because of that, you end up getting very honest, candid, sincere responses that are often very moving.
Among the most frequent responses was liberty and justice.
You see, people at their fingertips now, everybody, not just Julian Assange, have these powerful tools for finding out what's going on, scrutinizing, informing others, and even organizing collective responses.
And Ushahidi, which means "witness" in Swahili, which geocodes and crowdsources information in complex emergencies to help target responses.
If you have a more modernist approach, and your perception of terrorism is almost cause-and-effect, then naturally from that, the responses that come out of it are much more asymmetrical.
It's something we have to, too, and that means the people who are working on counterterrorism responses have to start, in effect, putting on their Google-tinted glasses, or whatever.
We need to foster more modern and asymmetrical responses to it.
If I was to leave you with some big questions here which may change one's perception to it, and who knows what thoughts and responses will come out of it, but did myself and my terrorist group actually need to blow you up to make our point?
Any of those yes responses are what we called mind-wandering.
We're lucky in this data we have many responses from each person, and so we can look and see, does mind-wandering tend to precede unhappiness, or does unhappiness tend to precede mind-wandering, to get some insight into the causal direction.
I realized I'd internalized these responses and it had changed who I was on a core level.
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