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So the next time somebody says, you know, "Nothing like the internet ever happened."
Next time they will do better.
Next time reality would catch up with them.
The students wanted that time to imagine where is it going to happen, how is it going to happen.
The average likelihood is only 30 percent," the next time around they would say, "Well maybe my likelihood is about 35 percent."
The average likelihood is about 30 percent," the next time around they would say, "Yep.
But at the same time, when we hear that the housing market is hopeful, we think, "Oh, my house is definitely going to double in price."
So what we would really like to do, is we would like to protect ourselves from the dangers of optimism, but at the same time remain hopeful, benefiting from the many fruits of optimism.
And this is good because it means we should be able to strike a balance, to come up with plans and rules to protect ourselves from unrealistic optimism, but at the same time remain hopeful.
I will never forget the first time I visited a client in jail.
The cement floor underneath me had a sticky film on it that made a ripping sound, like tape being pulled off a box, every time I moved my foot.
It's time to do something about that.
It's time to do something big.
It's time to do something bold.
It's time to do something, maybe, audacious?
But here's the thing I know from decades in the system: real, systemic change takes time, and it takes a variety of strategies.
We have a proven model, a plan of action, and a growing network of bail disrupters who are audacious enough to dream big and fight hard, one bail at a time, for as long it takes, until true freedom and equal justice are a reality in America.
Language changes over time, and it's a powerful force.
So there's about 130 million books that have been written since the dawn of time.
I'd like you to imagine, just for a moment, that your eyelashes grew inwards instead of outwards, so that every time you blinked, they would scrape the front of your eyeballs, damaging the corneas, so that slowly and painfully, you went blind.
How amazing would it be to take a different path this time?
This is the first time we've shared this publicly.
But my time is running short, and I promised you a vision of what a critical piece of the solution would look like.
And I see that opting out that happens in childhood, and it moves in and becomes more ingrained, even, by the time you get to adult life.
So I went to see him, because he's just worked on phobias for a long time, which I'm very interested in.
He had developed this way, this, kind of, methodology, that ended up curing people in a very short amount of time, like, in four hours.
And this was really disappointing to Doug, because before this time, he was proud of what he did.
About that time, he was at the d.school at Stanford taking classes.
And the hospital and GE were happy, too, because you didn't have to call the anesthesiologist all the time, and they could put more kids through the machine in a day.
And curiously, and interestingly, it looks as though at any time about half the ants in the colony are just doing nothing.
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