Wrote in sentence

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I have a friend, Emily Willingham, who's a scientist, and she wrote a piece for Forbes not long ago entitled "The 10 Weirdest Things Ever Linked to Autism."

He works for The New York Times, and unfortunately, a few months ago he wrote an article that displeased people in the government.

So the local news started writing about it, which was great, and then even The Guardian wrote about it: "Notorious slum becomes open-air gallery."

Now, that hypocrisy kept bugging me, so I wrote my Ph.D dissertation on international drug control.

Over social media, a TweetChat, which I'd learned what that was by then, generated 4.3 million impressions, and thousands of people wrote to encourage me to continue.

They wrote with things like, "If doctors are doing something they're that ashamed of, they shouldn't be doing it."

And finally, many people wrote and said, "Let us patients decide what's important when we're choosing a doctor."

Not only did she sign advance directives, she wrote a 12-page document about how she had suffered enough, how it was time for her to go.

Thousands of people wrote things like, "OMG, that was my day today!"

One guy wrote, "It's funny because it's true.

And it was very significant, because he wrote it using his eye gaze technology.

So I started looking at things this way and wrote a whole book about it called "The Botany of Desire."

McIntyre wrote about this and it was read by the editor of High Times magazine.

This guy decided he would go down to the Amazon and give it a whirl, or give it a lick, and he did, and he wrote, "My blood pressure went through the roof, I lost full control of my bodily functions, I passed out in a heap, I woke up in a hammock six hours later, felt like God for two days."

People wrote long and short answers.

I started thinking about the relationship between communication, media and collective action when I wrote "Smart Mobs," and I found that when I finished the book, I kept thinking about it.

Then, we doubled the bet and wrote another book.

And one of the things that they wrote down is when they executed them.

And then I wrote a note to myself at the bottom: "Remember this."

So I decided to write one more thing; I wrote something called "Project '87."

Then, in the aftermath of a crushing naval defeat for Athens in 411 BC, Aristophanes wrote "Lysistrata."

And it sat there for 10 years, and then one day Abe Spiegel from Los Angeles, who had lost his three-year-old son at Auschwitz, came, saw the model, wrote the check and it got built 10 years later.

But two weeks later, I was in this little town, Anandpur Sahib, outside Chandigarh, the capital of the Punjab, and the temple and also next to it the fortress that the last guru of the Sikhs, Guru Gobind, died in as he wrote the Khalsa, which is their holy scripture.

Twenty years ago, in a conference Richard and I were at together, I wrote a poem, which seems to me to still hold for me today.

Aisha, a teacher from Yemen, wrote, "I sought education in order to be independent and to not count on men with everything."

Yasmine wrote, "Question your convictions.

So I wrote about this on my blog, on I Quant NY, and the DOT responded, and they said, "While the DOT has not received any complaints about this location, we will review the roadway markings and make any appropriate alterations."

And she wrote a beautiful song.

But my friend, Simon Singh, the particle physicist now turned science educator, who wrote the book "The Big Bang," and so on, uses every chance he gets to promote good science.

And so he wrote an op-ed piece in "The Guardian" about Katie's song, in which he said, well, we know exactly how far from the edge.

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