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Now, that should be our goal.
We should not worry about what our machines can do today.
Instead, we should worry about what they still cannot do today, because we will need the help of the new, intelligent machines to turn our grandest dreams into reality.
No one should die because they live too far from a doctor or clinic.
No condition should be permanent.
Why shouldn't they have the same access to learn as I do?
And as we search for the truth about government, we should keep Ambrogio's work, not a lie but an allegory, in our collective mind's eye.
Shouldn't you give him a chance?
Now, I'm not saying, of course, that we should stop Google-knowing.
I'm just saying we shouldn't overvalue it, either.
So rather than encase all that variety and diversity in buildings of crushing sameness, we should have an architecture that honors the full range of the urban experience.
In the case of missing a letter from the IRS, I could call a friend who is a lawyer or ask, say, a professor of law what they would recommend, who I should talk to, how had people handled this in the past.
So you should ask yourself, if I avoid this action or decision and actions and decisions like it, what might my life look like in, say, six months, 12 months, three years?
But you shouldn't conclude that without first putting them under a microscope.
And just to convince them we should go to Mars in 2011, I tinted the video orange just to give them the sense of being on Mars.
The doctors assured us there was nothing wrong and I shouldn't worry, but I wasn't so sure.
And very quickly, we also realized what we were doing for one disease, we should do for all diseases.
Even President Obama and Vice President Biden are evangelists for the idea that people should be partners in research.
If people wanted you to write more warmly about them, they should've behaved better.
Or, "What are some of the natural hair routines that I should begin to adopt to slowly restore the health of my hair?"
Those are precisely the reasons we should be helping refugees, not a reason not to help them.
But when we make mistakes, we should recognize it.
And my point to you is it should be natural and innate in us, too.
Instead, we should be focusing on securing rights and remedies against the misuse of our information.
The idea is that every one of these places should look and feel completely different with the same system inside.
The issue shouldn't be stopping refugees from coming into our countries.
The issue should be not forcing them to leave their own.
We are the ones who should be ashamed.
So should our vocabulary.
The trouble is now that two things have happened which shouldn't have happened together.
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