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But it begs the question, why should any of us, in any country, be paying for the costs of the tobacco industry?

There is still a lot of work to be done, but I've watched the conversation go from "Should we go tobacco-free?" to "Why haven't we done it yet?"

This is a very serious research, that you should read the underline.

You should stay cool with the appropriate clothing.

And then our next talk, our next TED if you invite me will be why you should not carry a cell phone in your pocket.

There has to be some additional requirements, and some of our ongoing research is looking at what additional requirements we should add to make for stronger passwords that also are going to be easy for people to remember and type.

So this was an xkcd cartoon from a couple of years ago, and the cartoonist suggests that we should all use pass phrases, and if you look at the second row of this cartoon, you can see the cartoonist is suggesting that the pass phrase "correct horse battery staple" would be a very strong pass phrase and something really easy to remember.

And it was, in some cases, it was kind of difficult to figure out what category they should be in, and then I color-coded them.

Of all the many problems that the world faces, which should we be focused on trying to solve first?

There's no reason why, if we're careful, we should die off after only two million years.

When we look to the coming centuries, we should expect to see the same pattern again.

But to ask whether an individual should have such power in the first place is to put history itself on trial.

Why should be believe the science?

So why should we believe the science?

Blaise Pascal was a 17th-century mathematician who tried to bring scientific reasoning to the question of whether or not he should believe in God, and his wager went like this: Well, if God doesn't exist but I decide to believe in him nothing much is really lost.

And should we believe those claims?

So what I'd like to argue is yes, we should, but not for the reason that most of us think.

Most of us were taught in school that the reason we should believe in science is because of the scientific method.

So if this theory were true then it meant that light as it passed the sun should actually be bent around it.

But it shouldn't be blind trust any more than we would have blind trust in anything.

Our trust in science, like science itself, should be based on evidence, and that means that scientists have to become better communicators.

And the idea with this is that, well, technology should not be foregrounded here, and — (Laughter) — we've actually opened this up.

Now your lips should be coming alive.

Instead of trying to make our minds fit the problem, we should have been making the problem fit our minds, because our brains have a tremendous potential for analyzing huge amounts of information, just not like this.

Well I, like a lot of us, spend a lot of time complaining about how hard it is to make people change, and I don't think we should fuss about it.

I think we should just accept that we are an inherently conservative species.

This means that as we go to sleep at night, all of us in the last 15 seconds before we drift off to sleep, our final thought should be, godammit, I'm glad that Ireland exists.

So it's a new form of life that helped me recognize how important it is that love is for me, and facing death helped me change my life, but it also helped me see a new way of how AI should impact mankind and work and coexist with mankind, that really, AI is taking away a lot of routine jobs, but routine jobs are not what we're about.

So as AI takes away the routine jobs, I like to think we can, we should and we must create jobs of compassion.

And with all the newfound wealth, should we not also make labors of love into careers and let elderly accompaniment or homeschooling become careers also?

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