How to pronounce “all” in English

I worry that we're in danger of building this brave new world with all this data and no wisdom.All this data --but no wisdom. Is there room for wisdom?

- Yeah. Yeah, that... I could not agree more. There are some problems with,All right, we're back. Let's talk about this incredible fact of the Vikings, that Leif Ericson, who was a Viking explorer, was the first European to reach North America around the year

people have different levels -- if it were a matter of fixing something.All we're trying to do is to tap in to the brain's ability to change.And so where are we going with this?

Every ritual, every gathering, every exchange, carried a deeply symbolic meaning.All these were seeds of joy.How did I harvest joy?

It was always about people, and places, and shared experiences.All of our responses were very visual already.It's something we often recognize in hindsight.

Oh, the bottles, the battles, the bears that I've shared areall mine.But the more you hold on to me, the less you can have of me.

Let's say your dad emails you some pics of the lawn.All you have to do is ...OK. Yeah, you got to just save them to the desktop.

Yet! But literally anything can be saved to your desktop.All you have to do is rig up a camera around a bucket at 90 degrees.You're going to want to fill the bucket with black water and paint your beloved object white.

And last fall, I had the opportunity to attend their first annual in-person gathering in Detroit.All perfectly normal, reasonable, caring people from all walks of life coming together to try to figure out a wayto move forward and to cope through their own accidental killings.

And in our case, it was just water or granola bars.All of us were suffering from shock and sorrow as the sole witnesses for the devastation around us.It was grueling work.

Hi Helen, good to be back with you.All right, let's start in Iran, which is now entering its sixth month of conflict with the United States. And in just thelast 2 weeks, we've seen attacks, we've seen counterattacks. None of the major issues between the two nations seem to be coming anywhere close to being

there has been more resilience in the global economy.All right. So, I think you laid out really neatly the spread. I have to ask you, where do you where do you wherewould you put your money?

going to be, but right now certainly the Democrats are in stronger position.All right, so let's turn to Ukraine because another person that Trump is meeting with today is, of course, Zelenskyy.Busy day, yes. Tell us, what is that conversation going to entail and where is that war Where are we at with that war right now?

it. And that makes sense, although something does feel different about this time. Andall the people leading these these AI labs are talking about not 20 years, they're talking about next year. They're talking about 2 years, you're going tohave a data center of, you know, superintelligent geniuses that can do our work. Do you Do you think they're wrong, or do you think it's a

Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's P divided by two.All right, well, let's see. There you go, Nick Carl. Nice job.All right, then. Sex. Thank you.

All right, well, let's see. There you go, Nick Carl. Nice job.All right, then. Sex. Thank you.How are you feeling? How do you think you're going to do on the real test?

consistently rated in the top 5% by his peers.All of his contributions showed up on his Schoolhouse portfolio, which he submitted in college applications.Now, when admissions officers saw this, they didn't just see a letter grade.

The skills that they need most are the ones that you cannot automate.All of these stories are proof of what's possible when the authentic human connection is made accessible toeveryone. But every year, we graduate another class of students.

All right. I'm here to deliver good news about lead poisoning.But first, a little bit of bad news.

I got a red one.All right. Is opting out of politics a political choice? Well, hell yeah, it is. The phrase that comes to mind to meis that you may think you don't do politics, but politics will do you.

people. That goes both ways.All right.I feel like I should do that lean.

On the other side were a bunch of strangers looking grim.All we had was a box of tissues.The doctor in charge cut to the chase.

All of these things we know are very important for our health, and we can now measure them continuously 24/7 as long as you keep them charged.

All the time. And and like I actually hate it more when it's right cuz I'm like I do like that thing. Stop spying on me.

All right. Okay. Is it actually possible to use the internet without sacrificing your privacy?

All of that notwithstanding, some people still had questions that needed to be answered.

All of this is very important.

All right, I like that answer.

All you need is love.

All you need is love.

All you need is love.

All you need is love.

All you need is love.

All of this is actually going to flip, because the Earth precesses around its axis and its elliptical orbit also slowly shifts around the sun.

All cameras actually work like this, flipping your image.

- All in all, there are seven different types of silk, but the strongest is the dragline silk, which holds the web in its place.

All right, we've taken a garden variety spider and knocked it unconscious using CO2.

All the experiments were able to produce spider silk proteins, but they ran into the same problem.

All right, okay. This looks very uninspiring.

- All right, let's get you up there.

All of this becomes especially significant when you compare a small town of say 50,000 people to a city 100 times its size

All that we have to do then is find that point and then deal with the remaining imaginary part of the impedance.

All that's left to do is cancel it out, like what we did before.

All right, yeah. Okay, so what you can, what you can see is we've moved along the constant resistance circle.

- All right, so let's do it. - Let's do it. Let's do it.

All you need to do is just switch on your mobile data when you land, and that's it.

All of this is to say that as far as we've looked, we've kept finding twin primes.

All you do is you set up the stencil you want, input your range, and out comes the average number of primes

All that spits out is an average, and that average alone can't guarantee that it caught two primes at once, because you could just as well imagine spreading