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Eventually accompanied him to his ranch to help him on those memoirs, never fully understanding why he'd chosen me to spend so many hours with.

So deep, for instance, was Abraham Lincoln's love of Shakespeare, that he made time to spend more than a hundred nights in the theater, even during those dark days of the war.

Which is why, in the end, I shall always be grateful for this curious love of history, allowing me to spend a lifetime looking back into the past.

You don't spend the first 18 years giving kids a rule for every contingency and set them free and they have this big program.

So if I look at my own job as a CEO, I would say 90 percent of my work is repetitive, I don't enjoy it, I spend about four hours per day on stupid, repetitive email.

In education, we tend to always look outside the box for answers, and we rarely spend enough time, money and effort developing what we already have inside the box.

But not worrying about rent allowed me to spend my time doing what I love.

It allows me to spend a lot of my time hanging out with hyperintelligent coral.

I don't like talking about the Atkins diet, but I get asked about it, so thought I'd spend a few minutes on it.

As a society, we spend billions of dollars each year, educating our children.

As an economist working at NASA, I spend time thinking about the economic origins of our movement out into the cosmos.

But in China, where I spend a lot of time, the conversation is totally different.

I spend a lot of time talking with people of all walks of life about the gray rhinos in their life and their attitudes.

We spend so many hours, so much resources, so much time trying to get those compounds ready, and then we test them.

And then I'm going spend perhaps the second half of the talk talking about, you know, how we might actually be able to prove that fatalism is wrong, namely, by actually doing something about it.

Alright, so finally I'm going to spend the rest of the talk, my last seven-and-a-half minutes, on step one; namely, how do we actually get to this moderate amount of life extension that will allow us to get to escape velocity?

But there is a dark side to this, and that's what I want to spend the last part of my talk on.

One of the things that happens if you spend a lot of time on the Internet, and you spend a lot of time thinking about the Internet, is that it is very easy to fall in love with the Internet.

They transition in and out of it, and good teachers spend a lot of time thinking about how to move kids through these experiences.

It's because in Britain, we limit the amount of money that you can spend in an election.

And you can spend any amount of money on Facebook or on Google or on YouTube ads and nobody will know, because they're black boxes.

(Cheers, applause) I call my work stage sculpture, but of course what's really being sculpted is the experience of the audience, and as directors and designers, we have to take responsibility for every minute that the audience spend with us.

And of course, leaves have little calorific value, so sloths have evolved to spend as little energy as possible.

Now, if you and a buddy get together, you would spend over 30 years, you would map 1,000 stars extremely precisely.

So since we can't predict the future, we want to spend a lot of our time trying to create that future.

Because every new relationship starts out with this intense desire to spend time together, it's easy to miss when something shifts.

While at first you might spend every waking minute together, over time maintaining independence is key.

Governments spend tens of billions of dollars every single year on research and development focused on global health and the environment.

And we don't have the answer to that yet, and we spend a lot of time trying to figure that out.

I became increasingly, kind of voyeuristically interested in the question of you know, why do people spend these crazy amounts of money, not only on wine but on lots of things, and are they living a better life than me?

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