How to pronounce “blank slate” in English

So this is blank slate.

Not quite a blank slate but-- Yeah.

--as close to s blank slate as you can get in modern era, I suppose, right?

That's Latin for blank slate.

Are we born blank slate?

So it was a blank slate.

It's not exactly a blank slate.

The US Constitution is a blank slate about voting.

So I was starting with that blank slate kind of thing, with this great idea and I thought there might be a book in this.

Or should you approach him with a blank slate, like completely trying to be completely open?

But you go into the races with a blank slate, and you kind of cover it as the viewer sees it, really.

A lot of people like to talk about space as a blank slate where we can build these fancy futuristic utopias from scratch

because we're starting over fresh but it's only going to be a blank slate until humans show up because we're going to bring all of our problems

And also I think a point that you made is is it actually a blank slate.

Now, he wasn't dealing with a completely blank slate on that.

And there is a persistent myth in Detroit that Detroit is this kind of blank slate where, because the city is half empty,

In fact, it was something of a blank slate technically speaking.

Evolution arranged naturally that when each human mind arrives with its partial blank slate it automatically, from birth, starts to receive input signals from the environment.

like what the the differences are you know was was Einstein just a blank slate when he was born and he just happened to have a really good math teacher in first

But I can tell you, if you give me a blank slate, I have an opinion on everything.

And in many ways, paneer is like tofu where it's a blank slate.

And yet when you look at Africa's history, it's a blank slate.

17th century philosophers were concerned with are humans tabula rasa, like blank slate.

For example, the human mind arrives as a partial blank slate, some people say as a blank slate but that's not true.

And it was a blank slate.

There’s one of view that is held by many philosophers and many psychologists that the brain starts off as a blank slate, what the philosopher, John Locke, called “a Tabula

because psychiatry was founded on Freudian principles of psychotherapy, which is very much-- he uses this word, being a mirror or a blank slate.

Oh, man, that's a tough one, because I approach these shows kind of as a blank slate.

And what I say to people-- I'm always like, if you're coming to me, if you come with a blank slate, here's what's going to happen.

Being downtown, being constantly bombarded with stimuli and color, having a home that was a blank slate.

But the argument that you make in the book is that a therapist, in essence, is kind of a blank slate?

Adults, traditionally, have assumed that babies were born with what's known as a blank slate or as a blank slate-- tabula rasa.

Maybe for many of you, this is where you are right now as you are beginning your career, this blank slate, this blank canvas.

And because we're just woken up, our mind and our consciousness is kind of like a blank slate.

Well, similarly I think, Occupy Wall Street is a bit of a blank slate and people are putting upon it their beliefs and their frustrations.

Blank slate and that you can just paint your self portrait, as a parent, on the kid's

So before, you know, no philanthropy happens on a blank slate, right?

John Locke, the political philosopher of the Enlightenment said, "Babies are born tabular rasa -- blank slate --" except he gave a little opening, "There is a predisposition in human

Therefore, the future and what we want to see out of the future and create is also completely malleable, and completely a blank slate, and completely possible for us to choose if we're

You know, was Einstein just a blank slate when he was born and he just happened to have a really good math teacher in first grade.