And what you see in the years-- in these years, this period of 2008 to 2012, really-- is a community of extremely passionate people coalesce around a currency, which is a really odd thing.I mean, to think of a counterculture movement born around a coin, even a digital coin, it doesn't usually happen.
All of this speaks to the fact that there are many opinions, many national interests, and those national interests and opinions have not yet coalesced to a level that would allow preparation in the global sense.So I can give you many other examples, but I would just say that even these two are sufficient to cite in making the case
that we are really seeking to share to give to receive to to whine to moan I mean we had a place in which we coalesced as a family but my parents used food as a lens as a window to explore the cultures that were allaround us my neighborhood Mount Pleasant was really just a Noah's Arc of people and uh all the kids that we played
Just by the nature of space and time, everything gets stretched and squeezed into an infinitely thin line. They coalesce . When two black holes meet, they form a larger black hole.
still working cuz we got a a variety of interests to coalesce around a path and to say yes, we're going to try this. Somebody once told me that a democracy is working if we're actively disagreeing with each other.
So I think that's key. We should coalesce , like Kobie and I are tying to coalesce , what we're trying to do through Valence-- to coalesce , as opposed to, say, I'm the only one who's
Behind me, the men-- did they grow up together somewhere in East Tennessee? Did their group coalesce in a bar in Brooklyn before Brooklyn was hip? Are they Harlem born and bred?-- are still at it?
I set out to shoot a film that explored his early childhood, Chez Panisse, and Stars, and it was really going to be bookended by Mexico. started to kind of coalesce very, very strongly.
And in that moment, an audience that's been watching the show, thinking maybe it's about show business and maybe it's about family and maybe it's about both, you suddenly coalesce around this idea that this mother has done all these things for her children that she really was doing for herself. And her daughter has just called her out about it for the first time and said, I thought you were doing it for me.
There's-- we used to think that there was going to be five to 10 genes that we would recognize-- we would be able to find that accounted for autism. These symptoms kind of coalesce and emerge, and by 24 months of age, most children who are going to go on to have autism
But the most important thing we did was really just raise the flag and allowed other people to come along to help us that did have the experience and that did have the money. And that helped us coalesce around a plan. We also had a lot of opposition.
It's a horrible, horrible, horrible story. It's vivid; it's awful; it's exactly the kind of story which is going to be remembered, right? is going to coalesce around the average. It doesn't.
So I hope you enjoy those chapters. And then it coalesces on only a few.
And then there was another person who actually had-- played by Q, who has a son that was a volunteer firefighter, or actually a-- And that sort of coalesced for us in the story of Gander, because so many people were from around the world.
control over territory, resources, trade. Tribes often coalesced to meet and defeat powerful invading enemies. The Scythians united, for example, in the sixth century BC to defeat the huge Persian army that was led by Darius the first, and the Persian King,
And it coalesced to momentum, and with that, they were able to produce success.
longings that coalesced into and were soon reduced to one central longing, i.e.
It's a horrible, horrible, horrible story. It's vivid; it's awful; it's exactly the kind of story which is going to be remembered, right? It actually coalesces around a much more radical position.
It's just harder to coalesce .
The event horizons touch and coalesce and make a bigger black hole.
we aim to try to coalesce all of these efforts around the world on different aspects of reproducible research and research and research.
As my reflections began to gather and coalesce in my brain, I was absolutely glad I had done it.
And those heavy elements eventually coalesced and made their way into your bloodstream.
And so many aspects of my life coalesced in that one moment, that one beautiful, stunning, blessed moment, the past and
But they weren't sort of coalesced into characters really and then when we started working on it we sort of expanded that character and then we started slotting in the other kinds
And at that point there are a lot of nerves that coalesce into the optic nerve that runs to the brain
But I think all these ideas are going to coalesce at some point.
gave the same message that when economic and ethical interests coalesce , societies and corporations can remain afloat and contribute in a substantial measure.
And so the reason these guys don't coalesce and the blue ones do is the blue ones are younger people with a less messed up genome--
It's also one of the Republican party which coalesced now with Donald Trump as a legitimate figure and as the single bulwark against cultural leftism
Some are these-- what we call compact binary coalescence, things like black holes and neutron stars and white dwarfs.
And that turns out to be a very fruitful coalescence that I again can bring back home and write the story.
Wesely and the rest of the young war-gamer crowd coalesced around the home of David Arneson, a University of Minnesota student.
Those were just our friends. And so, they really coalesced around this project. And this is a talk we gave at the center a while ago about the role, not just of the gay community that helped us, but the role that the gay community has played in preservation
And so, civilization -- civilizations coalesced early on around grasses, perennials and herbivores
earth, some of those particles began to coalesce into more exotic and refined
And the problem is that new app doesn't have time to actually coalesce and those networks to build organically bit by bit by bit in order for it to work.
And the beehive effect was when there is a swarm of people that coalesce around a region that allow that region-- allows that region to grow exponentially that it otherwise
The thyroid cancers cluster, but they don't coalesce to a single disease.
that middle in in between, and they all coalesced around this one charismatic religious figure, a very um austere man,
It was the first place that the group that finally became known as Pixar coalesced , working for a very wealthy man
Came along a white cisgender leadership rose up in our community as we coalesced as a political force,
So these fears, they've coalesced into one of the most rapidly growing industries in the entire world.
And that was one of those moments where I just felt like everything coalesced , you know, the star of the show, the fake documentary and it was realistic but it was also kind
And then the last one, we think that the thing that's really going to coalesce this as a movement is really about sharing stories and gathering stories from the community.
and everything that has, sort of, really coalesced there.
formed a ring. Eventually, the ring coalesced into a moon.
And another five years after that, before the grammar really coalesced . And 12 more, of course, 'till we got sound. So, as it happens, it's been about 20 years now since the birth
And it's my favorite video because this is a video that I think we can see as a kind of coalescence of many of these issues.
And then, physically, we need to figure out how do we sort of coalesce around a core?