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And here you see the building going up, 2,000 steel nodes, 9,000 pieces of steel, 7,800 stone pieces, 10,000 cast glass pieces, all individual shapes, the entire superstructure all described, engineered, fabricated with aerospace technology, prefabricated machine to machine, robotically, a huge team effort, you can imagine, of literally hundreds, and within three percent of our $30 million budget set in 2006.
I am dust in your wind and although I bleed through your wound, and every beloved stone has my deepest affection, there is not a stone in the world worth more than a human life.
And Fury wields the weapons of the mob, the stone and knife.
Streets that you can read by running your fingers over brick and stone.
Today we look at those and we can see a historical and textural continuity between those carvings, the mountains all around and that church which is built on top of the ruins using stone plundered from the site.
It means that our hearts have turned to stone.
When they finally collide, they send gravity waves through space-time like ripples from a stone thrown into a calm lake.
So, I was able to stone one adulterer.
And I explained my project, and he said, "Well, I am an adulterer, are you going to stone me?"
And on top of all the regulations, we had to use stone by code and our experience was limited, but we had incredible references to learn from, some coming from the city itself or from nearby landscapes or other remote places that had impacted our education as architects, and maybe you recognize here.
Look at some stone tools.
Now, at the risk of offending any paleoanthropologists or physical anthropologists in the audience, basically there's not a lot of change between these two stone tool groups.
The stone tools become much more finely crafted.
How we weathered and persisted, tenacious, no stone unturned.
But before you feel superior to George Bush, before you throw a stone, ask yourself: Do you accept this?
I'm going to start and end this talk with a couple things that are carved in stone.
Our pelves were becoming more bowl-shaped, and our hand-wrist morphology, or form, suggested a change in our grip as we began to make and use stone tools and spend less time in the trees.
Another implication that these fossils have is for the archaeologists studying stone tools in South Africa.
This begs the question: Who made the stone tools of South Africa?
The idea is that you need to have a large brain to have even the capacity to make stone tools.
Furthermore, Homo naledi, even with its small brain size, has a hand-wrist morphology similar to other species that did make and use stone tools, suggesting it had the capability.
We've learned so much about human history from drawings and writings in caves, from stone tablets.
We won't have our record recorded on stone tablets.
Tiny, flat and black as a prayer stone, it buzzed softly and then slowly rose from the sand.
Failure is a natural stepping stone towards perfection, but at some point, because we became so afraid of that idea of failure and so afraid of that idea of perfection, we dismissed it because of what might happen to our egos when we fall short.
And there, on top, I saw this beautiful, stone, remote hut, and it had solar panels on it.
The wood is so solid it's like stone, and it lasts for a long time.
The stone itself is absolutely beautiful, sculpted by millennia of very tough winters up there.
And this stone takes a perfect polish.
An artisan would have spent days in the sun chiseling it into stone.
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