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The World Economic Forum says that there's between a 10x and a 20x shortage of physicians in the developing world, and it would take about 300 years to train enough people to fix that problem.
You think this guy, when he jumped in front of the train, he thought, "I'm going to feel so good when this is over?" (Laughter) But that's not the end of it.
Now, 15 years of collaboration with neuroscience and epigenetics said yes, our brains change when you train in altruism.
It shows without ambiguity that there is structural change and functional change in the brain when you train the altruistic love.
We saw the Red Cross movement working with its partner agencies on the ground there to help train the communities so that they could actually safely bury their dead in a dignified manner themselves.
So we had Jonathan train with the vest for four days, two hours a day, and here he is on the fifth day.
In hindsight, this idea of using big data to train computer algorithms may seem obvious now, but back in 2007, it was not so obvious.
In a typical neural network we use to train our object recognition model, it has 24 million nodes, 140 million parameters, and 15 billion connections.
Powered by the massive data from ImageNet and the modern CPUs and GPUs to train such a humongous model, the convolutional neural network blossomed in a way that no one expected.
All that I am stems from when I got onto a train in Vienna, part of the Kindertransport that saved nearly 10,000 Jewish children from Nazi Europe.
But I've done more in the seven decades since that miserable day when my mother put me on the train than I would ever have dreamed possible.
The principal says, "I don't train them.
But when I was waiting for my train to come back to my hometown, Delhi, I saw that dozens of children were arriving; they were being trafficked by someone.
And this is why we are taking our rover to train them to search for life on Mars in these areas, because if there was life on Mars three and a half billion years ago, it had to use the same strategy to actually protect itself.
The train doesn't stop at Humanville Station.
Even though seal-on-a-bedsheet flags are particularly painful and offensive to me, nothing can quite prepare you for one of the biggest train wrecks in vexillological history.
It's a cramped, tiny space and it's just three feet away from the train tracks.
As John sits on Dan's bed, a train goes rushing by, rattling everything in the room.
John asks, "How often does that train go by?" Dan replies, "So often, you won't even notice it."
Hoffman, if you think that train coming down the track at 200 MPH is just an icon of your desktop, why don't you step in front of it?
And after you're gone, and your theory with you, we'll know that there's more to that train than just an icon.
Physicists have told us for a long time that the metal of that train looks solid but really it's mostly empty space with microscopic particles zipping around.
Finally, you might object, look, we all see the train, therefore none of us constructs the train.
The same is true of the train.
We all see a train because we each see the train that we construct, and the same is true of all physical objects.
The four fingers are now four train lines in the Tokyo subway system, which has significance within the story.
And now I'm thinking, uh-oh, and the train's about to come and I'm trying to figure out what this means, and thanks a lot.
And when they told him that he had to go train girls, he had no idea what to expect.
It doesn't matter how hard I train, I'm never actually going to get there.
And so it made perfect sense to train them to see the red flags.
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