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We'll start with the absolute weakest form of evidence known to man, and that is authority.

A lot of people credit Joseph Dixon for being one of the first people to start developing actual machines to do things like cut wood slats, cut grooves into the wood, apply glue to them ...

[Progress...] But once you start thinking about the progress bar as something that's more about dulling the pain of waiting, well, then you can start fiddling around with the psychology.

Well, now you can start trying to enhance it and make it appear to move more quickly than it really is, make it move faster at the beginning, like a burst of speed.

And it's kind of crazy to think about that now, because, like all great innovations, it's not long after we get access to something that we start to take it for granted.

We need to start a campaign to get people engaged with this idea.

And I'd like to start at the very beginning.

Well a good place to start is with waste.

So T, E, D is the same as F, E, D. Now that piece of music that we played at the start of this session had enshrined in its heart the theme, which is TED.

The music will start, and then at a signal from me, you will sing that.

So what scientists do is they have a hypothesis that they think might be likely to start with.

But if what we want is to be like those butterflies, to have open-mindedness, open learning, imagination, creativity, innovation, maybe at least some of the time we should be getting the adults to start thinking more like children.

And when that happens, are you sitting there going, "No, the movie's about to start," or are you going, "That's fantastic.

And as I say, I'm not a neuroscientist, but to understand how I can start to assemble things that will very quickly bypass this thinking part and get me to the enjoyable precognitive elements.

So I have to work with a supply chain, and I've got to work with the technologies, and I've got to work with everything else all the time, and so compromises start to fit into it.

Well, the Polymath Project got off to a slow start.

I was not a serious participant, but I was following along closely from the start, and it was just amazing.

Many scientists, in fields ranging from genetics to string theory, have tried to start science wikis along very similar lines.

We want to change the values of individual scientists so they start to see it as part of their job to be sharing their data, to be sharing their code, to be sharing their best ideas and their problems.

So, if we can do this, this kind of change in values, then we will indeed start to see individual scientists rewarded for doing these things; there will be incentives to do them.

You can also, if you're more ambitious, start an open science project of your own.

And they start up that path by accepting a core proposition, and that proposition is the following: Lying is a cooperative act.

Can you start to find the hot spots to see the discrepancies between someone's words and someone's actions?

You start up that path of being just a little bit more explicit, because you signal to everyone around you, you say, "Hey, my world, our world, it's going to be an honest one.

I said, "No, I want to actually start a college only for the poor.

Battered, bruised, you start again.

And the piece will start being one way that we test for the humanness of a conversation and the parts that get lost in translation.

And if we want computers to relate to us and help amplify our creative abilities, I feel that we'll need to start thinking about how to make computers be intuitive.

And what ends up happening is that as participants we start to learn the level of detail that we need in order to manage expectations from both humans and machines.

So, I'm trying to embed more humanness from the start.

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