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So I've been trying to learn to do things that are hands-on.

I'm trying to become a better person.

So I built this small sailing robot with the rudder at the front, and I was trying to pull something very long and heavy, so that's a four-meter-long object just to pull, and I was surprised with just a 14-centimeter rudder, I could control four meters of absorbent.

But if we're going with the flow, if we pay attention to natural patterns instead of trying to be strong, but if you're going with the flow, we may absorb a lot of environmental noises, so the wave energy, to actually save some energy to move forward.

We were peer-learning, we were engineering, we were making things, prototyping, but most importantly we were trying our prototypes in the water as often as possible, to fail as quickly as possible, to learn from.

What we're trying to do, or what we believe, because this is how we believe the world really works, is that without the environment you have nothing.

Imagine, for example, you're the captain of a cruise ship trying to make your way through a thick fog and some passenger in the back turns on a Wave Bubble.

The second false premise that we make when we're trying to help Africa is that sometimes we think that there is something called a government in Africa that cares about its people, serves the interests of the people, and represents the people.

But most importantly, what we are trying to do right now is we are trying to scale this up, because there are over 250,000 ASHA workers on the ground who are these amazing foot soldiers, and if we can give at least a fraction of them the access to these things, it just changes the way the economics of public health care works, and it changes the way systems actually function, not just on a systematic planning level, but also in a very grassroots, bottom-up level.

Almost a thousand people were there, trying to break down the door.

And while they were trying to break down the door, I climbed in through the window, and jumped in.

And they're also going from country to country, and many times trying to find what to do.

We're not trying to stop them at all!

Well I'm trying to take a different approach.

We tell stories all the time about everything, and I think we do it because the world is kind of a crazy, chaotic place, and sometimes stories, we're trying to make sense of the world a little bit, trying to bring some order to it.

I spent many years in grad school trying to poke bees and do vaccines with needles.

That's me shooting, and I'm a fairly mediocre operator, so I got that nice sense of verisimilitude, of a kind of, you know, following the rocket all the way down, and giving that little sort of edge, I was desperately trying to keep it in frame.

I'm really leaning into me, because I, because I have to think about what decisions I'm going to make on the fly as that Beethoven text is running in time through my head and I'm trying to figure out what kinds of transformations I'm going to make to it.

I got in a bit of a panic, because these people were coming up to me, desperate, and I was trying to explain to the village elder that I was not a doctor, and I couldn't help these people.

And what we're trying to do at McPherson is find ways to support this community out of crisis.

She was a mother who gave her life trying to get her son a chance at a better life.

He was afraid of doing damage to the patients he was trying to help.

In half a century of trying to help prevent wars, there's one question that never leaves me: How do we deal with extreme violence without using force in return?

And on the flip side, the police, with their limited resources, are trying to protect as much of the city as possible, arrest rioters wherever possible and to create a deterrent effect.

So if you can imagine rabbits and foxes, rabbits are trying to avoid foxes at all costs, while foxes are patrolling the space, trying to look for rabbits.

This experience changed our lives, and now we're trying to change the experience.

We flew into a town that had a static, outdated website and a frenetic Facebook feed, trying to structure the response, and we launched our platform.

And if I had to pick a group that I think is our Invisible College, is our generation's collection of people trying to take these tools and to press it into service, not for more arguments, but for better arguments, I'd pick the open-source programmers.

I'm much more trying to add to some of the questions we're talking about.

And when we're now trying to see how we can change the situation, when basically we're trying to see what can be done about democracy, we should keep this ambiguity in mind.

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