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We go to magic shows in order to be fooled.
And our friend, Betty Edwards, the "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" lady, shows these two tables to her drawing class and says, "The problem you have with learning to draw is not that you can't move your hand, but that the way your brain perceives images is faulty.
And biologist brain now shows up and starts freaking out.
Well, physicist brain then shows up and very calmly explains, "No, no, no, we're at 50 feet, red wavelengths are attenuated.
For decades, we've tried to motivate people with money, even though we've got a vast amount of research that shows that money erodes social connectedness.
The diagram that you see behind me shows all the terrorists involved in the Madrid attack in 2004.
And these are actually 15 different typologies I've been collecting over time, and it really shows the immense visual diversity of this new metaphor.
Because then, if my fake place shows up on your map, I can be well and truly sure that you have robbed me.
Sex trafficking also shows up in affluent areas and gated communities.
It shows the famous Fountain of Youth.
And it was cool, because I was actually starting to have shows and stuff, I was making some money, I could take my girlfriend for dinner, and like, go to Sizzler.
And the next map now shows Africa's GDP in 1960, around the time of independence for many African states.
But I think it shows something important, that when Men's Health magazine put it on their cover, they also called, you'll love this, "Choreplay."
And everybody is shocked when the old man takes off his head covering and shows himself.
This is just an initial positive result, but research like this shows us that Alzheimer's is a disease that we can understand and we can cure.
And in there, I'm now going to put all the countries of the world, each one represented by a dot, and on top of that I'm going to put the regression line that shows the average relationship.
Since that time, an overwhelming amount of evidence has come to light that shows us just how different men and women are in every way.
And, at once enraging and enrapturing, Cage shows us that even when there are no strings being plucked by fingers or hands hammering piano keys, still there is music, still there is music, still there is music.
This example from another prisoner shows how those requests are viewed.
This shows 30 years of intervention in that family's life.
And this instrument shows something at the moment.
When she shows up, it's a big happy reunion.
And of course this little piece of math shows you that we are multiplying the space available to those who live there.
It both shows the enormous scale and potential of the project, but also the difference: here, it is a multiplicity of a heterogeneous structure, in which different entities can interact without losing their own identity.
And it shows that our home is that small dot over there, floating in the middle of nothing.
And this is actually not the first time this happened, because history shows us accessibility ignites innovation.
Our eyes are how we find partners, how we understand the people around us, how we read, and how we watch game shows on TV where people get knocked into cold water by padded wrecking balls.
This shows exactly the power of a liminal person.
My feature documentary shows how a free society can be stampeded by those who know how to use media.
But it also shows how we can turn what appears at first to be a bad situation, into something that was overall very good for America.
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