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It shows Captain Swenson and his comrade bringing this wounded soldier who had received a gunshot to the neck.
And the soldier on the front tank said, "We have unconditional orders to destroy this barricade.
And the soldier folded his arms, and the artist launched into a Jeffersonian panegyric to democracy such as those of us who live in a Jeffersonian democracy would be hard-pressed to present.
And they went on and on, and the soldier watched.
One was to be a soldier.
And that was incredible, because that led us to think that we needed to talk to the human being and not to the soldier.
The soldier here in the commercial says, "I'm saving a place for you right here in this helicopter so that you can get out of this jungle and go enjoy the World Cup." Ex-football players, radio announcers, everybody was saving a place for the guerrilla.
I want you guys to imagine that you're a soldier running through the battlefield.
But really, once again, I want you guys to imagine that you are a soldier running through a battlefield.
It took me weeks of internal thinking to try to reconcile the good reasons we had to assist that family and the soldier of fortune he became.
On this life and death battlefield they never forgot that being female may have brought them to the front lines, but being a soldier is what would prove themselves there.
She also loved to put 50 pounds of weight on her back and run for miles, and she loved to be a soldier.
Jennifer: A soldier walked onto the road, asking where we'd been.
The other soldier also came.
For example, a soldier who enters a building and comes face to face with another soldier aiming at him.
Having defended France as a soldier and a general in those wars, he knew that the best defense is a good offense."
In the 5th century, a mercenary revolt lead by a soldier named Odoacer captured Rome and deposed the Western Emperor.
Barring 5 years as a soldier, and 5 more enslaved by pirates, Cervantes spent most of his life as a struggling poet and playwright.
So I'd like you to imagine for a moment that you're a soldier in the heat of battle.
Maybe you're a Roman foot soldier or a medieval archer or maybe you're a Zulu warrior.
And in a real, actual army, both the soldier and the scout are essential.
So this is why I call motivated reasoning, "soldier mindset."
What's most scary to me about motivated reasoning or soldier mindset, is how unconscious it is.
So, just as soldier mindset is rooted in emotions like defensiveness or tribalism, scout mindset is, too.
We've had various names for post-traumatic stress throughout the history of war: homesickness, soldier's heart, shell shock, thousand-yard stare, for instance.
But we feel for them, and that matters, because if we're trying to integrate robots into these shared spaces, we need to understand that people will treat them differently than other devices, and that in some cases, for example, the case of a soldier who becomes emotionally attached to the robot that they work with, that can be anything from inefficient to dangerous.
Because when a child is kind to a Roomba, when a soldier tries to save a robot on the battlefield, or when a group of people refuses to harm a robotic baby dinosaur, those robots aren't just motors and gears and algorithms.
I mean, look, this animal is trying to fight back this spear from this soldier.
Brian is both a nurse and a soldier who's seen combat.
One kid saw a bullet put in his grandmother's head, because she refused to let the rebels take him to be a child soldier.
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