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I would posit that one frontier in neuroscience is to figure out how the brain of that thing works.
You know, the key idea of agile is that teams essentially manage themselves, and it works in software and it turns out that it works with kids.
In an irritated voice, they said, "You've given us a machine that works only in English, so we had to teach ourselves English in order to use it."
What we do is kind of like assembling LEGO by dumping boxes of it into washing machines, but it works.
And so if we really want, like Buckminster Fuller said, a world that works for everyone, with no one and nothing left out, then the nonprofit sector has to be a serious part of the conversation.
And it works out much better to please people to look at the actual choices that they make, their revealed preferences by how much they enjoy simple pleasures.
And the way the Internet works is the routers are basically exchanging information about how they can get messages to places, and this one processor, because of a broken card, decided it could actually get a message to some place in negative time.
It works for decades.
And it's not just water that this works with.
It works against the left and the right, and that, you might say, is good news.
We need a government that works.
And not works for the left or the right, but works for the left and the right, the citizens of the left and right, because there is no sensible reform possible until we end this corruption.
Dan won his prize in medicine for demonstrating that high-priced fake medicine works better than low-priced fake medicine.
And the way it works is, as you move your body through the world, if, as an engineer, I can make a system that can measure that motion, and then present to you sensations over time that kind of make sense, that match up with what you might feel in the real world, I can fool you into thinking you're touching something even though there's nothing there.
And so these became intuitive models to understand how molecular self-assembly works at the human scale.
So we built a large rotating chamber, and people would come up and spin the chamber faster or slower, adding energy to the system and getting an intuitive understanding of how self-assembly works and how we could use this as a macroscale construction or manufacturing technique for products.
I feel like our civilization works when this is a vast cultural heritage that we all share and that we know without having to outsource it to our devices, to our search engines and our smartphones.
He now works at Harvard.
And so the significance is that we have now developed this model that is helping us, not only finally with evaluation, assessing what works.
And most important, giving them a chance to build that community with faculty pulling them into the work and our assessing what works and what does not work.
It's dependent on guesswork of diagnoses and drug cocktails, and so something either works or you die.
That's the only way that the model works.
It actually works.
And when things work well, then the nervous system works well, and everything functions.
And this works like that, instantly.
She has this show right now at MoMA, where some of these early works are here on display at MoMA, on the walls.
As you can see, these works are about family planning, election in accordance with the law and propaganda of the institution of the People's Congress.
LB: These works are on China's cultural memories.
And in that episode, I answer the question and I get a chance to explain what would normally be kind of dry topics: optics, diffuse versus specular reflection, how light works, how light works on the retina, and even the etymology of color terms like white and black.
This is how muscle tendon proprioception works, and it's the primary way we, as humans, can feel and sense the positions, movements and forces on our limbs.
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