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But Joanne looked at me and talked to me like we were old friends.
And he talked a lot about what it was like to be flat on your back and not get the kind of care that you need.
He talked about his experience of being a nurse in Germany and taking care of the soldiers coming right off the battlefield.
So in the same way, we talked about moving some of the technologies to report to someone else, like the food inventory to go to the chef.
Or at the very least, we would be able to reallocate our staff time to pursuits that better fit those missions we talked about.
He talked about feeling like he was suddenly at a crossroads, and how he would have thought he'd be able to see the path, that because he treated so many patients, maybe he could follow in their footsteps.
Now, a solution that often does not get talked enough about, family planning.
He talked about doing it with marbles, having gates and what we now call shift registers, where you shift the gates, drop the marbles down the tracks.
That's me, that's my sister Esther, who's talked to you before, so we both go back to the birth of this thing.
And we even wrote a blog that almost burnt the house down among some of our members, unfortunately, when we talked about the fact that even Donald Trump has free speech rights as president, and an effort to hold him accountable for incitement of violence at his marches or his rallies is unconstitutional and un-American.
I'd walked into school the next morning, and a classmate who I'd never actually talked to before tapped me on the shoulder, and he said, "Hey, tell your people to stop attacking us."
The thing that's going to decide what gets talked about, what gets done, what gets changed, what gets purchased, what gets built, is: "Is it remarkable?"
And there's a fourth solution, too, that's controversial but needs to be talked about.
If you're a citizen, vote for politicians who will put into practice the solutions that I've talked about.
We talked.
I talked about this in front of an environmentalist just the other day, and she said, "Why are you defending humans?
It's funny, I used to be the guy who talked about the digital future for people who hadn't yet experienced anything digital.
And I talked to my husband, cartoonist Art Spiegelman, and mentioned to him that I was going to propose that, and he said, "Oh, if you're going to do a black cover, then why don't you do the silhouette of the Twin Towers, black on black?"
And we talked, we laughed, we hugged, we cried.
Adam Smith talked about the baker who's not producing good bread out of his benevolence for those people who consume the bread, but because he wants to sell more future bread.
And so the more I talked to scientists and read peer-reviewed literature and tried to conduct myself the way I'd been taught to conduct myself at Penn State when I was a student, it became very difficult for me to make the argument that we weren't at least having some effect.
JMS: Greg Fishel just talked about expanding his radius of understanding of science.
And as we just talked about, our role models are in behavior boot camp right now, and our work environments are undergoing unprecedented disruption.
It was a class where we basically just listened to a song, talked about what it meant to us and analyzed it, and figured out what made it tick.
Even the ones I talked about for teachers and the public police, those were built by private companies and sold to the government institutions.
We talked about it.
So I talked to my husband, and we thought: February?
So here's the plan ... inexpensive refrigeration that doesn't use electricity, propane, gas, kerosene or consumables time for some thermodynamics And the story of the Intermittent Absorption Refrigerator] Adam Grosser: So 29 years ago, I had this thermo teacher who talked about absorption and refrigeration, one of those things that stuck in my head, a lot like the Stirling engine: it was cool, but you didn't know what to do with it.
They talked very little about politics.
For one person I talked to, transcendence came from seeing art.
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