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True communication increases understanding and creates a more caring and compassionate world.

It's this idea of destiny or the one true calling, the idea that we each have one great thing we are meant to do during our time on this earth, and you need to figure out what that thing is and devote your life to it.

You know, there's a popular trope out there that the reason we haven't had the transformative impact on the treatment of illness is because we don't have powerful-enough drugs, and that's partly true.

It's certainly true that it would be lovely to have new medicines.

And while they often hint at supernatural elements, the true darkness they explore is the human mind and its propensity for self-destruction.

Now, I love this story because it's true at multiple levels.

And controversial though it was, and even controversial though it remains, Cage's point is that there is no such thing as true silence.

And if that's true, it means that we're hard-wired for music, that we can find it anywhere, that there is no such thing as a musical desert, that we are permanently hanging out at the oasis, and that is marvelous.

And I believed it to be true.

And the same holds true for a concept in ASL.

I feel the same holds true for "all night."

It's a place where kids' dreams can come true, with the help of adults, and where adults can be kids again.

And the same is true for translucent solar cells integrated into windows, solar cells integrated into street furniture, or indeed, solar cells integrated into these billions of devices that will form the Internet of Things.

And to get to knowledge, you have to bring 10 or 20 or 100 facts to the table and acknowledge them and say, "Yes, these are all true."

And I will say, "Yes, this is true, but this is more important to me than that."

You're true, you're false.

What if the inverse is true, and what if we could buy sneakers exactly the same way as we buy stock?

I mean, the theory's been proven true beyond all doubt, but interpreting it is baffling.

But is that true?

But it's still true that a neuron, a nerve cell, looks the same in a crayfish, a bird or you.

Then, in the 1960s, Paul J. Cohen showed that you can never prove that the continuum hypothesis is true.

A metaphor isn't true or untrue in any ordinary sense.

They almost always say things that aren't true.

Or, do you throw caution to the wind and explain the true meaning of irony?

And while many examples of true irony can be funny, that is not the driving factor of being ironic.

Go out, and find those true examples of irony.

The audience wants, no, needs, to see the tension of the dramatic irony broken either by the scary person jumping out of the shadows or by someone finally revealing someone's true identity and clearing up the confusion.

That's largely true.

So, that's not true.

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