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They pressed the button every time they saw the face.

Or a surgeon or firefighter missing any time.

It can actually time travel very easily.

Think of just the last time you were trying to read a book, got to the bottom of the page with no idea what the words were saying.

So we want to make sure we offer them very accessible, low time constraints to optimize the training, so they can benefit from it.

And perhaps even more impressive is that if people take our training programs over, let's say, eight weeks, and they fully commit to doing the daily mindfulness exercises that allow them to learn how to be in the present moment, well, they actually get better over time, even though they're in high stress.

He said that unlike last time, after this deployment, they were much more present.

Some places are doing this with new eco districts, developing whole new sustainable neighborhoods, which is nice work if you can get it, but most of the time, what we're talking about is, in fact, reweaving the urban fabric that we already have.

And so what we do is we buy these drills that have a potential capacity of thousands of hours of drill time, use them once or twice to put a hole in the wall and let them sit.

Now when the Treasure sank in 2000, it was the height of the best breeding season scientists had ever recorded for the African penguin, which at the time, was listed as a threatened species.

At the time, I was working down the street.

I was instantly transported back to that moment in time.

You know, eight hours before deadline, four architects trying to get this building in on time, right?

And we're not going to cure the problems of the urban by dragging the country into the city, which is what a lot of us are trying to do all the time.

Just think, even when it's cloudy outside, these kind of events are happening in the sky above you all the time.

So, I was in the hospital for a long time.

Maybe we don't recognize it every time, but we understand that it happens.

And these mutations accumulate approximately as a function of time.

And because these mutations happen approximately as a function of time, you can transform these differences to estimates of time, where the two humans, typically, will share a common ancestor about half a million years ago, and with the chimpanzees, it will be in the order of five million years ago.

We call this group of humans, that we then described for the first time from this tiny, tiny little piece of bone, the Denisovans, after this place where they were first described.

We don't know quite where the borders between these people were, but we know that in Southern Siberia, there were both Neanderthals and Denisovans at least at some time in the past.

The challenge I face when I hear this question is that often I have just returned from the Middle East where I spent my time filming dozens of Palestinians who are using nonviolence to defend their lands and water resources from Israeli soldiers and settlers.

The surest way to make your child throw increasingly louder tantrums is by giving him attention the first time he throws a fit.

They touched me at that time.

Let's go to 40,000 years before the present, to the time of the cultural explosion, when music, art, technology, so many of the things that we're enjoying today, so many of the things that are being demonstrated at TED were born.

There is evidence that the human mouth and teeth are growing smaller all the time.

That was how quickly penicillin was produced and became one of the greatest medical advances of all time.

So one of the characteristic problems of our time is how to close this gap between capabilities and foresight.

It means, I think, that we're living in a time of unexpected possibilities.

And you have all these pathways going on at the same time.

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