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The government of "1984"'s Oceania controls its people's actions and speech in some ways that are obvious.
But these euphoric episodes exceed ordinary feelings of joy, causing troubling symptoms like racing thoughts, sleeplessness, rapid speech, impuslive actions, and risky behaviors.
Also, psychotic symptoms, like disorganized speech and behavior, delusional thoughts, paranoia, and hallucinations can emerge during extreme phases of bipolar disorder.
And so the more I thought about these things, the more my seizures became, and I spent days with my legs locked, my speech became blurred and on days on end, this is how I'd be.
TMD: And I'll bring us back to this moment and why it's so important for my dear, dear friend Vanessa and I. It's because it's not always easy for us, and in fact, we have both seen really, really dark days, from the hate speech to the summer of police brutality and violence that we saw last year, to even losing one of our walkers, Sandy Bland, who died in police custody.
And we recently were taking stands for why Ann Coulter needs to be able to speak at Berkeley, and why Milo has free speech rights.
And we even wrote a blog that almost burnt the house down among some of our members, unfortunately, when we talked about the fact that even Donald Trump has free speech rights as president, and an effort to hold him accountable for incitement of violence at his marches or his rallies is unconstitutional and un-American.
Take the First Amendment of the US Constitution, which protects freedom of speech.
I mean, in just the past few years, we're beginning to see solutions to AI problems that we have struggled with literally for decades: speech understanding, text understanding, image understanding.
Over 60 years of international research has shown us that children who grow up in institutions, even the very best institutions, are at serious risk of developing mental illnesses, attachment disorders, growth and speech delays, and many will struggle with an inability to reintegrate back into society later in life and form healthy relationships as adults.
About 53 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I have a dream" speech on the Mall in Washington.
And today the ideas behind this speech of racial equality and tolerance are so noncontroversial that my daughters study the speech in third grade.
I was doing a video rehearsal last time with the folks here, when I was drunk, and I totally delivered a different speech.
I never read a speech or a talk or a lecture.
That's like a Dick Cheney speech.
Number two: don't read your speech.
Oh, and anyone who has both a child and a house pet has surely noticed that the child, exposed to speech, will acquire a human language, whereas the house pet won't, presumably because of some innate different between them.
On August 28th, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Despite these slights, Rustin maintained his focus, and on the day of the march he delivered the marchers' demands in a speech directed at President John F. Kennedy.
Don't worry, I'm not going to give you my whole speech in the dark.
Other people say no, that's not enough, there have to be basic liberal rights: free speech, free press, equality of citizens.
In 1916, she collapsed while giving a suffrage speech and died soon after.
And through this technique, the congresswoman was finally able to regain her speech.
It's actually quite sporty to give a speech while wrangling a tarantula, I have to say.
Normally, when we speak, the brain sends neurosignals through the nerves to your internal speech systems, to activate them and your vocal cords to produce speech.
Thereby very subtly engaging your internal speech systems, such as your tongue and back of your palate.
When that happens, the brain sends extremely weak signals to these internal speech systems.
It records deliberate information that you want to communicate through deliberate engagement of your internal speech systems.
There are millions of people around the world who struggle with using natural speech.
My third graders had to research and write a stump speech for their chosen candidate: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton or John McCain.
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