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AS: They all had this beautiful quality of endurance, but that was true of the singles, too.
And the idea is that what's true for a person will also be true for the white rat.
I thought that was true about Justine, until I met her at a bar, and I asked her about her billionaire father, and she said, "My father sells carpets."
I favor humans over ideology, but right now, the ideologues are winning, and they're creating a stage for constant artificial high dramas where everybody's either a magnificent hero or a sickening villain, even though we know that's not true about our fellow humans.
What's true is that we are clever and stupid; what's true is that we're grey areas.
And it's true that I don't use most of them for my "job," but that's not what it's about for me.
It's true that I had teachers that didn't give up on me, and I was very fortunate to have those teachers, because I often gave them cause to think there was no reason to invest in me.
The same is true of the political field.
The same is true of the economic field.
It would be nice if some stress also helped us remember facts, but unfortunately, the opposite is true.
You can see here, the person I highlighted with the green dot is about 70 years of age but seems to have a biological age, if what we're doing here is really true, of only about 45.
So in our lab, we're trying to understand these factors better, and many other groups are trying to understand, what are the true aging factors, and can we learn something about them to possibly predict age-related diseases?
Well, the transition to democracy in South Africa in 1994 was literally a dream come true for many of us.
JS: Well, I'd hoped that might be true.
Because if people believe that they're true, they create ways of living and institutions that are consistent with these very false ideas.
So the work example is merely an example of how false ideas can create a circumstance that ends up making them true.
It is not true that you "just can't get good help anymore."
It is true that you "can't get good help anymore" when you give people work to do that is demeaning and soulless.
True to the tenets of palliative care, I function as something of a reflective advocate, as much as prescribing physician.
Seriously, with all the heavy-duty stuff happening under our roof, one of the most tried and true interventions we know of, is to bake cookies.
I'm not saying that some of the negative stories aren't true, but those stories allow us to not really see who people really are, because they don't paint a full picture.
Let's grasp this opportunity to let go of a tired, faulty narrative and listen and look for true stories, more beautifully complex stories, about who marginalized people and families and communities are.
We must listen to their true stories, their more beautifully complex stories.
The moment you admit to loving someone, you admit to having a lot to lose, and it's true that these questions do provide a mechanism for getting to know someone quickly, which is also a mechanism for being known, and I think this is the thing that most of us really want from love: to be known, to be seen, to be understood.
And I cringe a little when I read that now, not because it isn't true, but because at the time, I really hadn't considered everything that was contained in that choice.
And what I want, what perhaps I will spend my life wanting, is for that myth to be true.
The same holds true on the other end of the economic spectrum.
So for the last decade, I began seeking out these areas where the concrete yields to forest and the pines turn to cypress, and I viewed all these mosquitoes and reptiles, all these discomforts, as affirmations that I'd found true wilderness, and I embrace them wholly.
We need biofluorescence to show our true colors.
I discovered that true communication is about more than merely physically conveying a message.
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