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I'm every age I've ever been, and so are you, although I can't help mentioning as an aside that it might have been helpful if I hadn't followed the skin care rules of the '60s, which involved getting as much sun as possible while slathered in baby oil and basking in the glow of a tinfoil reflector shield.

While fixing and saving and trying to rescue is futile, radical self-care is quantum, and it radiates out from you into the atmosphere like a little fresh air.

After a while, we starting really refining the layout of all of this.

After a while, the jet engine noise is a bit annoying.

Well, I don't think anybody's going to go down to Walmart or take the kids to school in any of this stuff for a while, but the team at Gravity are building some awesome technology that's going to make this look like child's play.

Or we get an unplanned failure while I'm actually flying around.

So while it's reasonable to ask the question, it's not reasonable to say that refugee is another word for terrorist.

While we can't reliably decode complex thoughts just yet, we can already gauge a person's mood, and with the help of artificial intelligence, we can even decode some single-digit numbers or shapes or simple words that a person is thinking or hearing, or seeing.

A US-based company has developed a technology to embed these sensors into the headrest of automobilies so they can track driver concentration, distraction and cognitive load while driving.

In fact, in China, the train drivers on the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail, the busiest of its kind in the world, are required to wear EEG devices to monitor their brain activity while driving.

To make sure that we responsibly advance technology that could enable us to embrace the future while fiercely protecting all of us from any person, company or government that attempts to unlawfully access or alter our innermost lives.

While something like air from the future is very effective and tangible, the trajectory from our present to a future consequence is not always so linear.

And while I was there, I began to be curious about what would happen to my physical body after I died.

And while I was mulling this all over over the drawing board, the phone rang.

I remember walking into the camp holding her hand, and her saying, "Go play with the kids," while she visited with the women in the camp.

Then both hands are simultaneously stroked with a paintbrush while the person stares at the fake hand.

Now, for most people, after a while, this leads to the very uncanny sensation that the fake hand is in fact part of their body.

While many stars exist as binary systems, only a small percentage of those end up as neutron-star binaries, where two neutron stars circle each other in a waltz doomed to end as a merger.

And that's why just relying on big data alone increases the chance that we'll miss something, while giving us this illusion that we already know everything.

Stand up for what you believe, but take a deep breath while you do it.

There is a college football linebacker who blitzes, tackles, recovers fumbles while having one hand.

There is a teacher who successfully transfers knowledge and inspires countless students while living with Down syndrome.

While this word often conjures up emotions of sadness and anger and fear, I bring you good news from the front lines of cancer research.

While I was a researcher at the National Cancer Institute, I had the privilege of working with some of the pioneers of this field and watched the development firsthand.

While these three exciting revolutions are ongoing, unfortunately, this is only the beginning, and there are still many, many challenges.

While genetically similar, there are small differences in these different cancers that make them differently prone to different drugs.

Protein markers, while effective in some populations, are not very specific in some circumstances, resulting in high numbers of false positives, which then results in unnecessary work-ups and unnecessary procedures.

Imaging methods, while useful in some populations, expose patients to harmful radiation.

The blood circulatory system, while seemingly mundane, is essential for you to survive, providing oxygen and nutrients to your cells, and removing waste and carbon dioxide.

So instead of waiting for cancers to be large enough to cause symptoms, or for them to be dense enough to show up on imaging, or for them to be prominent enough for you to be able to visualize on medical procedures, we can start looking for cancers while they are relatively pretty small, by looking for these small amounts of DNA in the blood.

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