to kill the new supreme leader. They're hitting very few actual infrastructure targets. They've hit a couple bridges, a power plant, a desalination plant, but there are thousands of those in Iran. Most of the focus of the 2 weeks of strikes, 11 days of strikes, has been at military
And they should be consistent and there should be a reckoning um for that over time. You go back and say, "Did you actually get it right or not?" There should be accountability, responsibility, the buck needs to stop with the president of the United States. That is not happening.
There she goes. Do you think one conversation can actually change someone's mind? Yes. I'm a believer that language matters and dialogue matters. I had one conversation before
There have been study after study done all across the globe that the four-day work week actually makes people more productive. It increases retention, so it saves a business money.
So I respond to certain medications that promote insulin release from my pancreas, but not other kinds of medicines. Actually, I don't respond to metformin, which is the most common medicine. So these glucose monitors are very, very powerful, we think.
entirety of human knowledge, they have no capacity to do anything except like a cheap imitation of the actual human experience. There's places we see them helping with science that they're they're helping to streamline things. That's great, right? But in terms of like replicating our humanity, like I think it's it's so misguided
We already know that when community and science meet, science advances faster, vaccine refusal turns into vaccine acceptance. Actually, when vaccine inquisitive meets a scientist on a date, it turns into a marriage. You know, one thing about this is that my husband still has questions every single time we take our children to get their vaccines.
- Well, I can tell you how many systems would have been compromised, which would have been millions. Actually, I'm still surprised the mainstream news outlets haven't really covered this very much. - How close did we come?
So, you have apricots and cherries from California, you have strawberries from Florida, they can all go inland. Actually, you want to guess the name of a vegetable that was really popularized with these chilled cars? - Chilled vegetable. I'm gonna guess lettuce?
So there are basically three ways to generate EUV, to build a sun on Earth. actually come out irregular out of the nozzle, but then before they reach the side where they get hit by the laser,
it got the mass and the magnetic moment of the electron. actually became a reasonable friend of Dirac's.
Here again, once more… We're chatting again. Actually, when I went through a breakup, I also listened to "Love and Honesty.” Sir Ku probably hasn't been through that in a long time, right?
Let me start things off. Actually, the very first Cantopop song I studied and learned was Sir Ku's song. I was in primary school—
using music to document myself while recording the era I grew up in. Actually, in your early days, a lot of your songs… Well, not a lot, but some of them had lyrics you wrote, and even music you composed. That happened more often in the very beginning.
I'm curious about that shift — why did you start writing fewer lyrics? Actually, when I first started out, the record label let me try it. In the early days, besides writing lyrics, I also composed.
a Cantonese one. George Lam's "12 Minutes 10 Inches?” "12 Minutes 12 Inches?” Actually, "12 Minutes 10 Inches" — Chow Yun-fat did it once. Did you know that? No?
Keeping going doesn't guarantee the perfect outcome you envision, Actually, this generation of singers is outstanding.
Keeping going doesn't guarantee the perfect outcome you envision, Actually, many have asked over the past two years, "Are you doing a tour? It's time.”
Keeping going doesn't guarantee the perfect outcome you envision, Actually, many. "Afterlife" sounds sad, but it's quite romantic— an old couple together,
And I would double check. Actually, it was fascinating to read some of the skills behind this.
Why does this happen? Actually, you know what? Let me-- I want to show you something.
something that a jury or a judge or some kind of adjudicator is going to hear. Actually, maybe those things are more similar than they might, in some ways, appear on the surface. Anyway, I am neither a Texas playwright nor a Texan lawyer, but I'm a British behavioral scientist, which is hard to say,
is on the side to help you when you're stuck. Actually, I'm really inspired by what you're saying.
p.m., how did you feel? Great. Yeah. You like, we're so excited, right? Sometimes it's at work, sometimes it's school, whatever it is. But notice that human beings don't relate to the present. We actually relate to the future that we believe we have. H the reason we actually follow a leader, the reason that people follow you is that when they interact with you, you trigger an emotional response. It isn't logical. And that emotional response makes me feel that there'll be a new and better future. That's it. Now, the truth is we don't even need to like the leader. We'll even
Actually, we're just talking about delicious.
actually working together. But up until that point, we had had probably a solid eight years of just throwing parties.
actually just Garfield-- and put it into a book that can maybe help you, whether you have thrown a bunch of parties
Actually, it was good.
actually require a human body to be a part of them, I feel like in medicine, I've thought a lot about, there's a ritual and a performative aspect to medicine.
Actually, to be completely transparent, it was the idea of the editor to do a book and to talk more about self-development, using
actually how I define my job.
Actually, it's unnecessary. If you like it, do it.
Actually, I did with a few.
actually engage with us. I just want to underscore that part of engage with us because um this book really started postgenerative AI. I mean that's where it's placed. uh that was the starting point
actually. Yeah. Imagine that.
Actually, a year ago yesterday-- Oh, congrats!
actually, I think it's almost 200 IPOs in the history of Lightspeed.
actually feels healing. So you can do whatever feels authentic to you.
Actually, some of the smartest minds in the industry are still betting on the fact that our traditional AI--
Actually, I think the evidence that's out there is rather mixed.
actually is still very, very, very nascent.
actually, more than two.
actually not a costless activity. So here's the bottom line. You're going to feel everything and you don't necessarily have say about what you're going to feel or when you're going to feel it.
actually how much sleep teens are getting. Today's teens sleep way less than previous generations, and sleep and mental health are best friends. Okay, sleep and social media are connected,
actually being a mom myself and conducting surveys on teenagers and asked teenagers, "What do you want adults to do when you're upset?" 62% of them said, "I just want you to listen."
actually not looking for meaning either.
actually comes from my university where people are are put into boredom experiments. You bring undergraduates
actually moving in a good way, but it's really to their disadvantage. That's something very bad. And toxin producing bacteria are often times, you know, the
actually becoming just like some colleagues sitting around doing nothing by getting to know them and understanding them way better. And I
actually living an intellectual life, because all they're thinking about is advancing on these incredibly arcane ladders of status distinctions that academics make up, and I assure you they