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Well, how could it have?
He never knew his father very well, because his father left his mom while she was pregnant with him.
Before I do that, though, I want to spend a couple of minutes telling you how a death penalty case unfolds, and then I want to tell you two lessons that I have learned over the last 20 years as a death penalty lawyer from watching well more than a hundred cases unfold in this way.
Well that's rocket science; that's the mathematical expression for the thrust created by a rocket.
He used to say, "Well, you can pay me now or you can pay me later."
That's been medicalized as well.
Well, we've created a system where if you build it, they will come.
Well, he's right.
Well, he's right, but he didn't say to me, well, you have pre-obesity or you have pre-diabetes, or anything like that.
MT: Well, maybe you shouldn't have told them it could be used to contact other planets.
Well 200 years, we calculated, is at the end of our direct contact with the world.
But like my friends, I can do that really well on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube.
Well, when I think of the future, I never see myself moving forward in time.
Therefore you will do well to act on the side, no matter how far into the laboratory you may go, to serve as teachers during the span of your career.
Well, if that's the case, good.
You have chosen a calling that will come in steps to give you satisfaction, at its conclusion, of a life well lived.
But if you can do it any time, that means you can do it tomorrow, and if you can do it tomorrow, well, you may not ever get around to it.
Well, we tried some old ideas and some new and put them together, but there are more ideas to try.
Well, a number of years later, I graduated from UCLA and I found myself at NASA, working for the jet propulsion laboratory, and there our team was challenged to create a 3D visualization of the solar system, and today I want to show you what we've done so far.
Well, I can click on this home button over here, and that will take us up to the inner solar system, and now we're looking at the rest of the solar system.
Well, a lot of what NASA does is robotic exploration, and we have a lot of spacecraft out there.
Granted, we're not sending humans up at the moment, well at least with our own launch vehicles, but NASA is far from dead, and one of the reasons why we write a program like this is so that people realize that there's so many other things that we're doing.
It only looks like nothing's moving because, well, Saturn here is 700,000 miles away, and Titan here is 4,000 to 5,000 miles away.
Well, we're trying to give you the solar system in your grasp — (Laughter) — and we hope once it's there, you'll be able to learn for yourself what we've done out there, and what we're about to do.
The more polite ones said, "Well, you know, Indians make good software programmers and accountants, but they can't do the creative stuff."
Well, interestingly, what you find there is, usually you are introduced to the head of the innovation lab or the R&D center as they may call it, and more often than not, it's an Indian.
So I immediately said, "Well, but you could not have been educated in India, right?
When you take this broader conceptualization of innovation, what we found was, India is well represented in innovation, but the innovation that is being done in India is of a form we did not anticipate, and what we did was we called it "invisible innovation."
So, what I'm trying to say is, what we are finding in our research is, that if products for end users is the visible tip of the innovation iceberg, India is well represented in the invisible, large, submerged portion of the innovation iceberg.
Well, in 2010, they decided they're not going to reveal this data anymore, so I had to make some estimates based on various sources.
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