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You see, the chaos of the violence continues inside in the words we use and the stories we create every single day.
One of the funny things about owning a brain is that you have no control over the things that it gathers and holds onto, the facts and the stories.
Now tweets, in this case, they become parts of stories.
Working with Jake Barton, we produce the software tool, which allows the architects to, first of all, generate a layout that satisfied all of those adjacency requests, but then second, make little adjustments where they needed to to tell the stories that they wanted to tell.
See how that changes the first time I told you about those stories and the second time I told you about those stories?
Because the best stories always have a happy ending.
They are stories with a twist.
One of the key qualities of all stories is that they're made to be shared.
Now experts believe that stories go beyond our capacity for keeping us entertained.
We all want to share our stories, whether it is the trick we saw at the party, the bad day at the office or the beautiful sunset we saw on vacation.
Today, thanks to technology, we can share those stories as never before, by email, Facebook, blogs, tweets, on TED.com.
Our stories make us the people we are and, sometimes, the people we want to be.
My job was to ask this question: "What do the stories look like?"
We bring stories to the public.
The stories can be anything, and some of them are actually true.
I don't know about you, but I'm terrified that future archaeologists will dig this up and write stories about our time in history, and wonder, "What were you thinking?"
I love to speak on college campuses and share secrets and the stories with students.
And for this work, I traveled around the world over a four-year period researching and recording bloodlines and their related stories.
It's a space that's more intuitive in which I present fragments of the story, beginnings of other stories, photographic evidence.
And it's meant to kind of reflect how we engage with histories or stories on the Internet, in a less linear form.
Again, talking about fate, I was interested in the stories and fate of particular works of art.
This story, like many of the stories in my chapters, reads almost as an archetypal episode, like something out of Shakespeare, that's happening now and will happen again in the future.
And this mass pile of images and stories forms an archive.
And there's this relentless persistence of birth and death and an unending collection of stories in between.
It's almost machine-like the way people are born and people die, and the stories keep coming and coming.
You can make up stories.
And switching from the old fire to the new fire means changing two big stories about oil and electricity, each of which puts two-fifths of the fossil carbon in the air.
But I don't really tell stories in the usual way, in the sense that I don't usually tell my own stories.
Instead, I'm really interested in building tools that allow large numbers of other people to tell their stories, people all around the world.
And as that's happened, people have been leaving behind footprints, footprints that tell stories of their moments of self-expression.
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