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But I should add that what makes extraordinary altruists so different is not just that they're more compassionate than average.

Should you know?

If we really want to close the gender wage gap, maybe we should start by opening up the payroll.

You should know.

And so should they.

She may have included these emotional passages in hopes that they would make her writing more palatable to a society that believed women shouldn't write about battles and empires.

One, she provided that peaceful home that allowed me to focus on homework and the things that kids should be focused on.

But there's another really interesting aspect of this, and this is that if you could control the evolution of virulence, evolution of harmfulness, then you should be able to control antibiotic resistance.

If you could cause an evolutionary decrease in virulence by cleaning up the water supply, you should be able to get an evolutionary decrease in antibiotic resistance.

Now, these ideas should apply across the board, as long as you can figure out why some organisms evolved to virulence.

So, if you were to mosquito proof houses, you should be able to get these organisms to evolve to mildness.

And there's a really wonderful experiment that was done that suggests that we really should go ahead and do this.

But that's when you should be favoring evolution towards mildness.

So to me, it's an experiment that's waiting to happen, and if it confirms the prediction, then we should have a very powerful tool.

So the other thing I really like about this, besides the fact that it brings a whole new dimension into the study of control of disease, is that often the kinds of interventions that you want, that it indicates should be done, are the kinds of interventions that people want anyhow.

That response should worry you.

Well, electronic circuits function about a million times faster than biochemical ones, so this machine should think about a million times faster than the minds that built it.

Should we bring back the woolly mammoth?

Should we edit a human embryo?

This is the story of CRISPR we should be telling, and I don't like it that the flashier aspects of it are drowning all of this out.

I have to go slightly obscure, but really you should seek it out.

It was giving airtime to the issue of sexual assault, opening up discussions amongst friends, amongst families, in the media that had been closed for too long, and stressing that victims shouldn't feel to blame for what happened to them.

The Nobel Prize-winning economist Daniel Kahneman has spent more than 60 years now researching human behavior, and his conclusion is that we are always much more confident of what we think we know than we should be.

Because now you need to decide, should I stop here and let this patient go, risking that there might be some leftover cancer cells behind that I just couldn't see, or should I take away some extra margins, typically about an inch or so around the tumor just to be sure that I removed everything?

Should I keep things as they are or do you want me to take some extra margins around?"

And so in my lab at Stanford, my students and I are asking, what should we be working on now?

But at least I am hopeful that we should be able to fight this war with better medical imaging techniques in the way that is not blind.

Why the hell should I learn this?

We're asking questions like, "Who should the company hire?"

"Which update from which friend should you be shown?"

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