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I talked to him as if I were his older sister.
Ana had never talked about this with anyone.
She could have talked to a friend or a sister.
She talked to him as if everything that was happening were normal, so he wouldn't be thinking that she would turn him in later.
That's, and I'm going to be fair to the statisticians who talked this morning, not almost 1.5 million people a week, but almost 1.4 million people a week but I'm a journalist, and we exaggerate, so almost 1.5 million people a week, close to 70 million people a year.
And, you know, Oprah talked about it, universities study it, I bet your high school counselor even warned you about it.
But as you heard, Michael talked about all these other elements as well.
For example, "Beat.," the project I talked about earlier, is a concept developed by a drummer and a software engineer who didn't know each other two days before they pitched the idea.
But I wish that we would have talked about death when we were all healthy.
So when I was talking in "Emergence," I talked about the limitations of the one-way linking architecture that, basically, you could link to somebody else but they wouldn't necessarily know that you were pointing to them.
The process of getting there seems a little terrifying to some people, because once a computer can do this repetitive thing much better than the dermatologist or than the driver, especially, is the thing that's talked about so much now, suddenly millions of jobs go, and, you know, the country's in revolution before we ever get to the more glorious aspects of what's possible.
And the man who talked at that evening lecture was very interesting.
Instead of talking about little green men, he talked about how the psyche of the Europeans had been traumatized by the war, and now they're projecting flying saucers into the sky.
He talked about how the mandalas of ancient Hindu religion were kind of projected into the sky as an attempt to regain some sense of order after the chaos of war.
I went to see the movie "Dune," and a girl talked to me.
People tell us again and again that they're grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this work, grateful to know that people on the other side aren't crazy, grateful that they've had a chance to connect with people they wouldn't have otherwise talked to.
Kevin Kelly talked about the acceleration of technology.
But only 37 percent in that group actually talked about race with their families.
It doesn't mean our experiences are equitable, and it certainly doesn't mean that a post-racial society, that thing that we talked about so much, ever became close to being a reality.
Why are we preparing for 23-year-olds to come to work? (Laughter) I've talked to these organizations, and I've heard amazing things that they're doing to create a workspace for everybody to get along and to have autonomy and to feel like they're thriving.
I talked to an organization who recently decided against putting a ball pit in the break room because that's how you retain millennials.
The question then is, what would that actually mean for the time frame until we get to the milestone I talked about earlier for humans?
It is, as Steven Johnson has talked about, an emergent phenomenon.
Because of the oil, everybody talked about the polllution.
He talked a lot about freedom from fear.
So I went over and talked to him about the long-term benefits of riding without training wheels.
In the meantime, we had to cover Nollywood, and we talked to a lot of filmmakers.
I talked to my wife, and despite the terrible news and the fight ahead, we both concluded that we regret nothing.
We talked about swarm networks earlier.
We know that there are these varroa mites that have introduced and caused a lot of losses, and we also have this new phenomenon, which I talked about last year, Colony Collapse Disorder.
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