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We changed our thinking, and we changed what was possible, and this gives me hope.

And I find myself thinking a lot about that last point, tell your truth.

Now I want you to return to thinking about that problem or that opportunity or that challenge in your city, and the thing it was that you want to fix or create in your city, and ask yourself, do you have command of these elemental questions of power?

Many of us think that we can't know what another animal is thinking, and that is true, but any of you in relationships — at least this is my case — just because you ask someone that you're with or your parent or your child how they feel doesn't mean that they can tell you.

It also turns out that thinking about mental illness in other animals isn't actually that much of a stretch.

It's not as if you can take your human brain out of your head and put it in a jar and then use it to think about another animal thinking.

Robert was smart, but with each passing month, his thinking seemed to become more disorganized.

But an exhibition like that made me understand even more what I've been thinking of for 13 years ever since I got to MoMA.

So that's the Buddhist thinking.

Now you might ask, and it's a very obvious question that a lot of colleagues in medicine ask: "Doctors and nurses thinking about transportation and housing?

No, you seem to be thinking clearly, and your vision is perfectly sharp.

This region responds when you think about what another person is thinking.

So we immediately started thinking about how we could take this site and turn it into something that could be used for the public, but also could potentially even be green.

I went back to South Carolina after some 15 years amid the alien corn at the tail end of the 1960s, with the reckless condescension of that era thinking I would save my people.

We'll start by thinking that water is like blood.

They keep thinking, thinking, thinking.

And then we traveled from suburb to suburb, and I came back thinking, we've got to reinvent the apartment building.

So we've got to rethink sanitation, and we've got to reinvent the sanitation infrastructure, and I'm going to argue that to do this, you have to employ systems thinking.

And in that blog, I was trying to apply his thinking as a realist to my increasingly bleak circumstances.

As I tried to process what he was saying, I was thinking, "What the hell is wrong with you?" (Laughter) "We can't do this now."

But then I started thinking about my family.

Apparently, all of her friends do this and my mom tells me that I used to do this, and it got me thinking: When did I stop doing this?

Some of them are so nasty, they don't bear thinking about.

Two years ago, with a group of friends from Argentina, we started thinking, "how can we get our representatives, our elected representatives, to represent us?" Marshall McLuhan once said that politics is solving today's problems with yesterday's tools.

It entails an individual who, thinking they're alone, engages in some expressive behavior — wild singing, gyrating dancing, some mild sexual activity — only to discover that, in fact, they are not alone, that there is a person watching and lurking, the discovery of which causes them to immediately cease what they were doing in horror.

It is true that as human beings, we're social animals, which means we have a need for other people to know what we're doing and saying and thinking, which is why we voluntarily publish information about ourselves online.

What's required, and again where the private sector can make a huge difference, is coming up with this big, creative thinking that drives advocacy.

And at this point, you might be thinking, "Okay, Susan, we get it, you can take data, you can make it mean anything."

So as businesspeople, as consumers, as patients, as citizens, we have a responsibility, I think, to spend more time focusing on our critical thinking skills.

What we have to do is treat critical thinking with respect and be inspired by examples like the Health Media Collaboratory, and as they say in the superhero movies, let's use our powers for good.

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