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One study had students look up at 200-feet-tall eucalyptus trees for one minute.
And the problem with that is that I'm a physicist, and I study this.
I study the interface between the atmosphere and the ocean.
And today the ideas behind this speech of racial equality and tolerance are so noncontroversial that my daughters study the speech in third grade.
Now, for me, this little pond scum critter Tetrahymena was a great way to study the fundamental mystery I was most curious about: those bundles of DNA in our cells called chromosomes.
Elissa selected for our first study a group of such caregiving mothers, and we wanted to ask: What's the length of their telomeres compared with the number of years that they have been caregiving for their child with a chronic condition?
A few examples: a study from the University of California, Los Angeles of people who are caring for a relative with dementia, long-term, and looked at their caregiver's telomere maintenance capacity and found that it was improved by them practicing a form of meditation for as little as 12 minutes a day for two months.
Well, what I do is that I study life in those environments on Earth that most closely resemble other interesting places in the universe.
But since I do not have the 2.5 billion dollars to send my own robot to Mars, I study the most Martian place on Earth, the Atacama Desert.
And the last thought that I'd like to leave you with is that science is of course itself an incredible manifestation of collective intelligence, but unlike the beautiful fish schools that I study, I feel we still have a much longer evolutionary path to walk.
As a sociologist, I also study achievement, but from a slightly different perspective.
According to a study by Global Workplace Analytics, more than 80 percent of the US workforce would like to work from home.
According to a study made by comScore, online shoppers in the US last year did more than half of their retail purchases online, and the global market for e-commerce is estimated to be at two trillion dollars.
A recent study made in the UK by the Office for National Statistics showed a higher life satisfaction rating among people living in rural areas.
I know all these statistics because I study global migration patterns.
And I decided that if I was good in art, and I was good in mathematics, I'd study architecture, which was the blending of the two.
And I said to him what I was doing, that I was going to go study architecture because it was art and mathematics put together.
For the last 70 years, scientists in Britain have been following thousands of children through their lives as part of an incredible scientific study.
Now, this wartime study actually ended up being so successful that scientists did it again.
Perhaps the biggest message from this remarkable study is this: don't be born into poverty or into disadvantage, because if you are, you're far more likely to walk a difficult path in life.
Many children in this study were born into poor families or into working-class families that had cramped homes or other problems, and it's clear now that those disadvantaged children have been more likely to struggle on almost every score.
In one study, children who were growing up in poverty were almost a year behind the richer children on educational tests, and that was by the age of just three.
We can't choose our parents or how much they earn, but this British study has also struck a real note of optimism by showing that not everyone who has a disadvantaged start ends up in difficult circumstances.
As you know, many people have a tough start in life, but they end up doing very well on some measure nevertheless, and this study starts to explain how.
In this study, children who had engaged, interested parents, ones who had ambition for their future, were more likely to escape from a difficult start.
In one study, scientists looked at about 17,000 children who were born in 1970.
So in one study, children whose parents were reading to them daily when they were five and then showing an interest in their education at the age of 10, were significantly less likely to be in poverty at the age of 30 than those whose parents weren't doing those things.
But scientists working with this British study are working really hard to get at causes, and this is one study I particularly love.
This study tried to control for all the confounding factors, so it looked at children who were equally intelligent and from the same social-class background, so it seemed as if it was the reading which really helped those children go on and score better on those school tests later in their lives.
Now at the start, I said the first lesson from this study was not to be born into poverty or into disadvantage, because those children tend to follow more difficult paths in their lives.
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