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And if we want to understand who we are and how we feel and perceive, we need to understand brains.
This is one, too, because when we understand how brains work, we'll be able to build intelligent machines.
And although the brain looks very complicated, things look complicated until you understand them.
Some people say, brains can't understand brains.
You understand your liver.
We're not smarter now than they were then; it just turns out it's really hard to think of things, but once you've thought of them, it's easy to understand.
It's an internal metric; there's an internal metric about us, saying, do we understand the world, am I making predictions, and so on.
I don't have time to explain, but to understand how a brain works, you have to understand how the first part of the mammalian neocortex works, how it is we store patterns and make predictions.
If you don't build it, you don't understand it.
You're going to see things more like intelligent cars that really understand what traffic is, what driving is and have learned that cars with the blinkers on for half a minute probably aren't going to turn.
And to understand why, we must look at how, through the ages, military technologies have maintained or destroyed world peace.
In a major article published in 1978, Professor Robert Jervis of Columbia University in New York described a model to understand how conflicts could arise.
The measure we've used, because it's easy to understand and you can download it, is how much richer the top 20 percent than the bottom 20 percent in each country.
We sent it to Oxford, England, where a group of talented crystallographers provided this picture, which helped us understand exactly how this molecule is so potent for this protein target.
I was in no way a pioneer, and would come to understand how offensive that is.
And I understand that, on an individual level, it's purely symbolic.
But I want to start with the easiest question and the question you really should have all asked yourselves at some point in your life, because it's a fundamental question if we want to understand brain function.
So if I take some dots and set them in motion with biological motion, your brain's circuitry would understand instantly what's going on.
And it's an intellectual challenge to understand how we do that.
And hopefully if we understand how we control movement, we can apply that to robotic technology.
One day, I was glancing through my bank statement (I didn't have much to look at) and I've noticed that in the upper corner there was a symbol, that I'm going to show you, saying that document had been made in plain language, for me to understand it.
Because I had to read everything twice or thrice, to begin to understand what was written there.
They are persons who are able to join letters, but they can't, actually, understand.
For example, if a person, from that red group, has to pick up the package leaflet of a medicinal product, to give a dose of medicine to his/her child, he/she can't, can't understand the information.
So, the deal is: when Mr. Domingos or someone in the family or in the neighbourhood receives something that they don't understand, they come to me and I help them to translate it.
When I don't understand which are my rights, the benefits I can have access to, I can't understand my duties and I'm not an active and participative citizen either.
No! These are documents written for me, these are the public documents, the public documents I need to understand in my daily life, to govern myself, to live my life.
This has to be clear, so that I can understand.
Because, if I can't understand, what happens?
I'm going to give you an example of mistakes that were committed, bad decisions made for not being able to understand documents.
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