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And I didn't know how to help them, because telling them that they weren't sick wasn't making them feel better.
So why am I telling you this?
After they got through telling us all the stories of how awful the conditions and the children were, I looked at them, and I said, "So what.
What the equations of evolution are telling us is that all organisms, including us, are in the same boat as the jewel beetle.
The theory of evolution is telling us that this is an incorrect interpretation of our perceptions.
The theory of evolution is telling us that once again, we're wrong.
Yeah, I was telling you, you know, I think I have in all my time I have had at least one client with that name, so this won't be the first time I had BERT all over me.
Right, so that's the part where I was telling you is that when I first came to this country, I worked every job I could find.
They just told me, and if you legalize it, then you're really telling these girls, "Go on and get lost for a living," and a lot of them, they'll do as they're told.
Now, as I've gone around the world talking about this and telling this story in all sorts of organizations and companies, people have seen the relevance almost instantly, and they come up and they say things to me like, "That superflock, that's my company."
Today, I would like to introduce you to this new way of telling stories, a way that has interactivity at its heart.
But I think, in the end, the experience is very unique, because it is the result of the collaboration between a writer creating this narrative landscape and the player making his own decisions, telling his own story and becoming the cowriter but also the coactor and the codirector of the story.
Every day, when the members of Parliament were entering, we were telling them, "Would you please support the bill?"
For example, if you're telling a story about your abortion, realize that she might have had the baby.
It didn't really get anywhere, and then the Rodney King incident happened, and people thought, OK, if you have a camera in the right place at the right time, or, perhaps, the wrong time, depending who you are, then you can actually start doing something, and campaigning, and being heard, and telling people about what's going on.
They kept telling us, "Tell the truth!" as they beat us.
To blame: "You're not telling me that every prostitute is a victim, are you?
But they made it a third smaller than my model without telling me.
And number three: We must also make sure that truth and telling facts is painful.
So I thought I'd start off by just telling you a little bit about myself and why I lead this schizophrenic life.
Whether he intended it or not, what Adam Smith was telling us there, is that the very shape of the institution within which people work creates people who are fitted to the demands of that institution and deprives people of the opportunity to derive the kinds of satisfactions from their work that we take for granted.
And the reason I'm telling you this is I want you to hear the title of this particular show.
All of a sudden, I saw my staff running to rooms and locking the doors and telling me, "Run away, hide!"
For example, I was talking to one of my colleagues, Robert, who is an oncologist, and he was telling me, "Sandrine, this is puzzling.
What this is doing is merely telling us that we are scratching the surface.
So I'm telling you about Ella because I think that relationships are the critical resource we have in solving some of these intractable problems.
However, recent theories in physics, including one called string theory, are now telling us there could be countless other universes, built on different types of particles, with different properties, obeying different laws.
Those arguments don't work, and I know because I remember someone telling me that I was stupid for being Mormon.
Push hard enough, and you'll cross that threshold and the nociceptors fire, telling your body to stop doing whatever you're doing.
By this, he meant that because the speed of light is finite, any signals detected from distant technologies will be telling us about their past by the time they reach us.
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