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When I try to explain why I'm back, after telling the press Apple's future is black.
Many times when I talk to people, I keep telling them one thing: don't tell me hundred ways how you cannot respond to this problem.
I'd like to demonstrate what I mean by this by telling the story of the DVD, which is a technology which has done all of these.
Here was a city telling its child, "You can."
Well, I certainly couldn't go to class with him and take him to the boys' room, but there was no way I was telling my eight-year-old that he couldn't wear what he wanted to wear.
What is all this telling us?
And this is why I'm telling you this: Civil society rose to the occasion.
And this one, which is really telling, this was from July, this cover article: "The personal metrics movement goes way beyond diet and exercise.
That evening, I came home to hundreds of hate mails, hundreds of people telling me how they could have lived another day without seeing this.
What this is telling us, really, is that we might be thinking of ourselves and of other people in terms of two selves.
When I made the sequel to "Elizabeth," here was a story that the writer was telling: A woman who was threatened by Philip II and was going to war, and was going to war, fell in love with Walter Raleigh.
Because she fell in love with Walter Raleigh, she was giving up the reasons she was a queen, and then Walter Raleigh fell in love with her lady in waiting, and she had to decide whether she was a queen going to war or she wanted... Here's the story I was telling: The gods up there, there were two people.
The architecture is telling a story.
The architecture is telling a story about how, even though she's the most powerful woman in the world at that time, there is the other, the architecture's bigger.
So it's telling you, to me, stone is part of her destiny.
What's the process of telling a story?
But I can go on about telling you how we evolve stories, and how stories effectively are who we are and how these get translated into the particular discipline that I am in, which is film.
The whole idea of contradiction, but the acceptance of contradiction is the telling of a story, not the resolution.
And I'm telling a story that many of you know, because Steve's columns became the basis for a book, which was turned into a movie, with Robert Downey Jr. acting as Steve Lopez, and Jamie Foxx as Nathaniel Anthony Ayers, the Juilliard-trained double bassist whose promising career was cut short by a tragic affliction with paranoid schizophrenia.
Now, everything I've been telling you, I admit, is pretty disheartening.
We were having lunch and he was telling me about when he was in jail in Bali for a drug injection.
And then, telling me this story, Frankie said, "You know ... God, drugs really make you stupid."
And I really want to build green, but I'm very suspicious of all of these well-meaning articles, people long on moral authority and short on data, telling me how to do these kinds of things.
And there's a thousand and one articles out there telling us how to make all these green trade-offs.
And they are just as suspect in telling us to optimize these little things around the edges and missing the elephant in the living room.
And the way I do that is not by arguing with them, not by debating them, not by even telling them they're wrong, even though, boy, I want to sometimes.
Another thing all these molecules are telling us that, apparently, bioluminescence has evolved at least 40 times, maybe as many as 50 separate times in evolutionary history, which is a clear indication of how spectacularly important this trait is for survival.
Our political and military leaders were telling us one thing, and photographers were telling us another.
They were honestly telling people how much water they really have, and letting them take responsibility for themselves.
But I am telling you that you have more control over your emotions than you might imagine, and that you have the capacity to turn down the dial on emotional suffering and its consequences for your life by learning how to construct your experiences differently.
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