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Saves time, increases engagement, because it keeps you on the page.

So I'd say over the years, one of the most common criticisms I see of Improv Everywhere left anonymously on YouTube comments is: "These people have too much time on their hands."

And you know, not everybody's going to like everything you do, and I've certainly developed a thick skin thanks to Internet comments, but that one's always bothered me, because we don't have too much time on our hands.

The participants in Improv Everywhere events have just as much leisure time as any other New Yorkers, they just occasionally choose to spend it in an unusual way.

And I've never seen anybody comment, looking at a football game, "All those people in the stands, they have too much time on their hands."

As long as it's fun and it seems like it's going to be a funny idea and it seems like the people who witness it will also have a fun time, then that's enough for us.

I don't know if I'm scared, but this is my first time of addressing an audience like this.

Already this morning there were some allusions to the Africa that you hear about all the time: the Africa of HIV/AIDS, the Africa of malaria, the Africa of poverty, the Africa of conflict, and the Africa of disasters.

All the time when they talk about it you immediately think about Africa.

And with the support of a leader who was willing, at the time, to do the reforms, we put forward a comprehensive reform program, which we developed ourselves.

By the time I left, we had gone up to almost 30 billion dollars.

Our exchange rate that used to fluctuate all the time is now fairly stable and being managed so that business people have a predictability of prices in the economy.

I'm sorry that I didn't say anything on time.

Think about the Beatrices, think about the Adenikes of this world, who are doing incredible things, that are bringing them into the global economy, whilst at the same time making sure that their fellow men and women are employed, and that the children in those households get educated because their parents are earning adequate income.

But basically by the time you're nine months and you're given birth, you have almost 60,000 miles of vessels inside your body.

So the idea was, okay, keep that feeling of freedom, but change the vector and increase the time.

My only instruments are an altimeter and time.

So because of this ability, we humans are able to transmit our ideas across vast reaches of space and time.

There are also really big differences in how people think about time.

And if I ask an English speaker to organize time, they might lay it out this way, from left to right.

When we sat people facing south, they organized time from left to right.

When we sat them facing north, they organized time from right to left.

When we sat them facing east, time came towards the body.

So for them, time doesn't actually get locked on the body at all, it gets locked on the landscape.

So for me, if I'm facing this way, then time goes this way, and if I'm facing this way, then time goes this way.

For the Kuuk Thaayorre, time is locked on the landscape.

It's a dramatically different way of thinking about time.

So language can have big effects, like we saw with space and time, where people can lay out space and time in completely different coordinate frames from each other.

We make thousands of them all the time, and yet, language is getting in there and fussing even with these tiny little perceptual decisions that we make.

So the case of grammatical gender may be a little silly, but at the same time, grammatical gender applies to all nouns.

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