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Oh, so cities make us safer because we're driving less?
I also wanted to understand if we were making decisions in a way that made us safer.
It's how we can make our streets safer, we can reduce our prison costs, and we can make our system much fairer and more just.
At some point in our lives, we all live in closets, and they may feel safe, or at least safer than what lies on the other side of that door.
Autonomy allows the transportation network to scale, and I actually think it makes the aircraft safer.
Statistically, you are safer as a teenage boy, you would be safer in the fire department or the police department in most American cities than just walking around the streets of your hometown looking for something to do, statistically.
We mean countries that seem to contribute something to the world in which we live, countries that actually make the world safer or better or richer or fairer.
Places became safer because those inmates who were most violent or disruptive could now be isolated.
I was patient with them, explaining our brute force approach to making prisons safer.
The unit was cleaner, quieter, safer and more humane.
Our prisons are getting safer for both staff and inmates, and when our prisons are safe, we can put our energies into a lot more than just controlling.
We have to invest in our cities, and we have to invest wisely, and if we do, we'll see cleaner cities, quieter cities, safer cities, more attractive cities, more productive cities, and stronger community in those cities — public transport, recycling, reusing, all sorts of things that bring communities together.
We must do all we can to make remittances and recruitment safer and cheaper.
I don't know about you guys in the front row — (Laughter) — but at least in principle, you have to agree that you feel safer because there is a physical connection.
About 12 years ago, I gave up my career in banking to try to make the world a safer place.
I changed course, and on the way, I helped to create social movements that I believe have made some parts of the world safer.
Most Northern cities today are 100 times safer than they were just 100 years ago.
We've also got to make our cities safer, more inclusive, and livable for all.
If I have one single message for you, it's this: There is nothing inevitable about lethal violence, and we can make our cities safer.
In reality, it does not really make you safer.
But online, showing empathy to others benefits us all and helps create a safer and better world.
Cars will run smarter and safer on the road.
Poor muscle tone and impaired balance are the number one cause of falls, so reversing these problems through targeted exercise will help keep older people like my grandmother safer and independent for longer.
This will not make us safer in the long term.
So it can be much safer than a driver assistance system can ever be.
My friend Adam Curtis says that maybe the Internet is like a John Carpenter movie from the 1980s, when eventually everyone will start screaming at each other and shooting each other, and then eventually everybody would flee to somewhere safer, and I'm starting to think of that as a really nice option.
They have to understand that learning about their implicit biases, having good training, tactics and deescalation and understanding how it impacts your decision making makes us all safer.
The structures that they build protect our shorelines from storm surge and waves, and the biological systems that they house filter the water and make it safer for us to work and play.
And so it should be not fearful, it should be inspiring to the same governments that fought for civil rights, free speech and democracy in the great wars of the last century, that today, for the first time in human history, we have a technical opportunity to make billions of people safer around the world that we've never had before in human history.
Quantum teleportation may even progress so far, that one day your cat will escape to a safer galaxy, where there are no physicists and no boxes.
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