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After three years of waiting for my sister's return, I decided to go to China to look for her myself.
Now, looking back on that night, I'd love so desperately to believe that I treated that woman on that night with the same empathy and compassion I'd shown the 27-year-old newlywed who came to the E.R. three nights earlier with lower back pain that turned out to be advanced pancreatic cancer.
Three years later, I found out how wrong I was.
Despite exercising three or four hours every single day, and following the food pyramid to the letter, I'd gained a lot of weight and developed something called metabolic syndrome.
But most important, I was left with these three burning questions that wouldn't go away: How did this happen to me if I was supposedly doing everything right?
Briefly, to address this, our research program is focused around three meta-themes, or questions.
"Two years younger than you, 12 years older than you, three years your junior, your age on the dot, exactly your age."
Three assumptions are made by the dominant political theories of our time.
Adaptability, meritocracy, and legitimacy are the three defining characteristics of China's one-party system.
It operates a rotating pyramid made up of three components: civil service, state-owned enterprises, and social organizations like a university or a community program.
They recruit college grads into entry-level positions in all three tracks, and they start from the bottom, called "keyuan" [clerk].
Throughout their careers, these cadres can move through and out of all three tracks.
The process takes two to three decades.
So the cop takes his time and looks over and kind of makes a little matrix and looks for about two, three minutes.
In the second three years, we had 14,000 people find the website, sign up and start using it to collect data: data for disaster response, Canadian pig farmers tracking pig disease and pig herds, people tracking drug supplies.
The turnaround time between a teacher writing down grades or attendance and getting that into a report was about two to three years.
As you can see, we decided to make it hard on ourselves, and we chose to play three songs in three different keys.
I'll tell you why with three stories.
The control panel has only three buttons: one which adds 5 to the display number, one which adds 7, and one which takes the square root.
And I feel that way because three billion people in the world today, over the next 20 years, will need a new home.
Now, one in three people living in cities today actually live in a slum.
Steel represents about three percent of man's greenhouse gas emissions, and concrete is over five percent.
The problem I see is that, ultimately, the clash of how we solve that problem of serving those three billion people that need a home, and climate change, are a head-on collision about to happen, or already happening.
Think back to that three billion people that need a new home, and maybe this is a contributor to reducing.
But there's an even more inspiring journey propelled by something more powerful than rocket engines, where the passengers aren't just three astronauts but all of humanity.
So let's talk about all three for artificial intelligence: the power, the steering and the destination.
Our last conference was in Asilomar, California last year and produced this list of 23 principles which have since been signed by over 1,000 AI researchers and key industry leaders, and I want to tell you about three of these principles.
Joining me are three of our eight Atlantic bottlenose dolphins: 20-year-old Chesapeake, who was our first dolphin born here, her four-year-old daughter Bayley, and her half sister, 11-year-old Maya.
And so then, three months later, I finally nailed down a harsh deadline with this guy, and I get into his lab, I get all excited, and then I sit down, I start opening my mouth and talking, and five seconds later, he calls in another Ph.D. Ph.D.s just flock into this little room, and they're just firing these questions at me, and by the end, I kind of felt like I was in a clown car.
One small paper sensor that costs three cents and takes five minutes to run.
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