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But looking forward, I think we need to go beyond this, beyond devices, to really think about new ways that we can bring people together, and bring our information into the world, and think about smart environments that can adapt to us physically.

We're going to have to think of some very smart ways of producing food.

These are smart, creative people, so what's so hard about coming up with the right answer?

Pulling that lever with the skull symbol just to see what it did probably wasn't so smart, either, but now is not the time for regrets because you need to get away from these mutant zombies fast.

With the technology in our pockets today, and a little smart regulation, we can turn every car into a shared car, and we can reclaim our cities starting today.

But why can't smart be something that's simple and yet effective?

They're smart enough, we hope, not to bump into each other.

Sometimes shifting your perspective is more powerful than being smart.

So we hoped that using smart algorithms and wind data from around the world, we could maneuver the balloons a bit, getting them to go up and down just a tiny bit in the stratosphere to grab those winds going in those different directions and speeds.

So that's not about being a geek and being smart, that's about being ... stubborn?

CA: You're a very smart computer coder, and you're hellish stubborn.

But humans are amazingly smart and incredibly adaptable.

It extends opportunity to the rural centers, and we can use expertise in a very smart way.

But I would say this: first, some very smart people are even now debating how to regulate gene drives.

At the same time, some other very smart people are working hard to create safeguards, like gene drives that self-regulate or peter out after a few generations.

You got set up at the Gramercy Park Hotel, where you got to drink Scotch late in the night with cool, smart, swank people.

And you got to pretend you were cool and smart and swank, too.

Every team has a leader or director; sometimes they're smart, sometimes they're not.

So, as we think into the future, you think that where we are today, as we often hear about smart, personalized, targeted drugs, Internet of Things, gene therapy, AI, that we'd already arrived in this era of precision medicine.

Now, MIT engineers have modified wifi so we can seamlessly connect and collect our vital signs from our connected rings and smart mattresses.

And of course, these technologies evolve, there's connected dispensers, reminder apps, smart pill bottle caps that can text or tweet you or your mother if you haven't taken your medications.

We need to be intelligent and smart about how we roll these things out, but realizing there's so many challenges with dosing, adherence and precision, and now that we have all these amazing new technologies that can integrate and be leveraged, I think we need approaches like this to really catalyze and foster a true future of health and medicine.

I think it's because students are always late and they're pretty smart.

Incredibly smart approach.

And the key takeaway I want to leave you with about those traits is that they're primarily not about how smart you are or about how much you know.

My friend Zion Suliman once told me a smart sentence.

Correction: I should say "smart enough," because who you marry is your own choice, and you'd better marry someone supportive if you plan to have a long career.

We take this traditional method of weaving and make a design made by a smart material that records shape.

Can we actually pinpoint the molecular changes in a tumor so that we can actually go after it in a smart way and deliver drugs that might wipe out exactly the cells that we want to?

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