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And most of the time, he told me this story I'm going to share with you now.

And the typical patient with optimal therapy survives just a little over a year, and only about seven months from the time that the cancer is first treated and then comes back and starts growing again.

Importantly, it was the first time ever that the FDA included in their approval of an oncology treatment a quality of life claim.

This is a therapy that takes time to work.

And if we can change the lens, not only can we change your happiness, we can change every single educational and business outcome at the same time.

And when they see this, they say, "Why do you waste your time studying happiness at Harvard?

Every time your brain has a success, you just changed the goalpost of what success looked like.

In just a two-minute span of time done for 21 days in a row, we can actually rewire your brain, allowing your brain to actually work more optimistically and more successfully.

So when this machine breaks, the machines that they have to work with break, they've got to try and figure it out, but most of the time, that's the end of the road.

Well the answer is, if I drew it on a normal curve where, let's say, this is years, this is time of some sort, and this is whatever measure of the technology that I'm trying to graph, the graphs look sort of silly.

Because I think the only way to understand this is to really step back and take a long time scale look at things.

So the time scale that I would like to look at this on is the time scale of life on Earth.

So I think this picture makes sense if you look at it a few billion years at a time.

And I think that there's theories that are beginning to understand about how it started with RNA, but I'm going to tell a sort of simple story of it, which is that, at that time, there were little drops of oil floating around with all kinds of different recipes of chemicals in them.

And every time it divided, they got sort of unequal division of the chemicals within them.

So an organism could, for instance, learn not to eat a certain kind of fruit because it tasted bad and it got sick last time it ate it.

It could happen in learning time scales.

So now we've speeded up the time scales once again.

So what we do is we put inside the machine a process of evolution that takes place on the microsecond time scale.

And what we are is we're at a point in time which is analogous to when single-celled organisms were turning into multi-celled organisms.

So, I reflected on this for quite some time.

Now, having worked in software applications for some time now, this all sounded very familiar to me.

This is made possible because today, with design for manufacture and assembly, which uses light gauge steel frame construction, shipped and assembled on-site, we can decrease construction costs by 20 percent and environmental waste by 15 percent, saving time, money and keeping tons of waste out of landfills.

And not to be outdone, in Australia, we've pioneered an amazing technology that allows you to print wax molds and pour concrete over the top of them, allowing you to create really intricately beautiful and cost-effective facades that you can see in person the next time you travel the London Underground.

Like the time at a bar in college when a bouncer physically removed me by the back of the neck and threw me out of a woman's restroom.

But, before I knew it, the time had come and Elliot came screaming into the world, like most babies do, and my new identity as a parent began.

And I'll say that over time, my ability to navigate this complicated map has gotten easier.

Very early in in our time with Sarah, we told her how I was going to be called "dad" and my partner is "mama."

Every time we go to Maui, we go to the dealer there, and he turns these great big posters.

And this one time I was flanked by my two kids and he turns the page and this poster is underneath, and right when I lean forward and say, "Oh my God, I love this poster," both of my kids jumped back and they are like, "Oh my God, mom, it's you."

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