Thinking in sentence

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I've recently realized that ants are using interactions differently in different environments, and that got me thinking that we could learn from this about other systems, like brains and data networks that we engineer, and even cancer.

And we're trying to understand why some colonies forage less than others by thinking about ants as neurons, using models from neuroscience.

I'm thinking I should go walk the bridge this weekend.

And he was thinking, "I'm not dead."

But I was thinking about this, and I realized that although my new book makes me happy, and I think would make my mother happy, it's not really about happiness.

Everyone else in the industry looked at what Howard had done, and they said, "Oh my god! We've been thinking all wrong!"

And I'd like to do a little collateral thinking, if you will, about compassion and bring it from the global level to the personal.

And the new thinking about compassion from social neuroscience is that our default wiring is to help.

Well, I've been thinking.

Chris found this quote on a coffee cup or something, and I'm thinking, this man is the Typhoid Mary of ideas worth spreading, and I have infected him.

But I was also thinking what you might be thinking, which is really, couldn't you do this with any hour of the day?

And I think that thinking about traditional AI, which is data-rich but application-poor, we should also continue thinking about unorthodox artificial intelligence architectures, which can accept small amounts of data and solve some of the most important problems facing us today, especially in health care.

But today, I want us to step back and ask a more fundamental question, and ask, "What happens if we're thinking about this maybe in the wrong context?"

And again, what she found was some of those individuals had mutations that were protective from birth that kept them, even though they had high lipid levels, and you can see this is an interesting way of thinking about how you could develop preventive therapies.

And so when it was time for me to actually finish up high school, I started thinking about what I wanted to do, and just like probably most students, had no idea what that meant or what I wanted to do.

And I went through the process, and again the whole time still just thinking, this is great, maybe I'll serve on a weekend, or two weeks during the year, do drill, and then a couple years after I signed up, a couple years after my mother signed those papers, the whole world changed.

People have been thinking about this problem for a long time, since the days when Photoshop first hit the market.

I know what you all are thinking.

I hated when I'd wake up in the morning when I was going to middle school, and would be looking in the mirror getting ready, and thinking, "Can I just scrub this syndrome off?

In 2011, during the earthquake and the tsunami in Japan, I was thinking of a cover.

I'm all for email and thinking while typing, but why give up old habits for new?

And I've found they often frame their thinking in terms of the barriers that would need to be cleared if a planet is to host a communicative civilization.

It's mysterious because it's probably unfinished, he probably left it unfinished, and because it might be meant for a character in a play, but it might just be Keats' thinking about what his own writing, his handwriting, could do, and in it I hear, at least I hear, mortality, and I hear the power of older poetic techniques, and I have the feeling, you might have the feeling, of meeting even for an instant, almost becoming, someone else from long ago, someone quite memorable.

It was the size of a postage stamp and just as thin, and was a thin covering around their walnut-sized brain, but it was capable of a new type of thinking.

But it has so many convolutions and ridges it's now 80 percent of our brain, and that's where we do our thinking, and it's the great sublimator.

And these modules were organized in hierarchies, and we created that hierarchy with our own thinking.

I've been thinking about this for 50 years, and a year and a half ago I came out with the book "How To Create A Mind," which has the same thesis, but now there's a plethora of evidence.

And our thinking, then, will be a hybrid of biological and non-biological thinking, but the non-biological portion is subject to my law of accelerating returns.

It's a quantitative expansion of neocortex, but that additional quantity of thinking was the enabling factor for us to take a qualitative leap and invent language and art and science and technology and TED conferences.

And I know what you're thinking.

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