dark ages .
There was no Dark Ages .
That go into dark ages .
Ages as the Dark Ages in the western world uh is largely because of course the Holy Roman Empire and the Byzantine
So I know it seems like the dark ages .
of what's called the Dark Ages by the astronomers, that period after the Big Bang where the universe was opaque.
We went through a period in the Dark Ages from about the 5th to the 15th century where the thought was that the body was just
I think that is still in the dark ages , and how that's going to happen contextually.
Again, the Dark Ages were hard.
And beyond the visible galaxies is this cosmic dark ages , where galaxies haven't yet formed enough stars for us
And we'll talk about mindfulness like it's the dark ages .
And I can't imagine going back into the dark ages of a couple decades ago.
problem with our health care system that we're in the Dark Ages .
I've had a wonderful experience since coming out of my Dark Ages .
representative said I think it's time we recognize the dark ages are over Galileo
In mental health, we're still in the dark ages .
And I remember thinking during that time, the dark ages , as I refer to them with JavaScript, that this cannot be the final destination.
So we know how to survive from sabertooths and wildebeest and the Dark Ages .
And what was great about that is there's a period of time called the "Dark Ages ," which is what adult fans refer to when you give up Lego bricks.
the magical age when you put it down and go into the Dark Ages .
free market libertarianism uh that entrepreneurs should lead the society out of the Dark Ages and any kind of organizing was parasitic on society uh
So in the West or definitely in Europe, we talk about the Dark Ages in the medieval period 1,000 years ago.
And this was in 1981, which I called the dark ages of grief support because there really wasn't anything available for families
Because when you look at every single industrial revolution, whenever you look at dark days, dark ages , it was always preceded by technological revolution.
But in a way, I see it as the Dark Ages .
We're going to be stuck back in the dark ages of communication again.
So when you turn 12 or 13 or 14, you go into the Dark Ages , and then, something pulls you out of it.
you basically have policy makers who are effectively um uh living in the um in the dark ages in terms of the way they're thinking about the most
400 years, to have those battles abdicated by a new dark ages .
Uh, 'cause we, I was reading about the Dark Ages at the time, the the early Middle Ages.
Africa having a major blip in a way that you could call the last couple of centuries of African history, maybe Africa's Dark Ages and even in that there have been
I'm going to give you a little bit of background of my history, because it goes way back into the dark ages .
I think that we're actually evolving now into-- this is in my opinion, I just think we're still somewhat in the dark ages of technology.
And there's probably Fitbits that will show you how to do it, though they're in the dark ages , too.
What key knowledge would you need to not only survive in the immediate aftermath, but avert another dark ages and accelerate the rebooting
perpetually stressed, perpetually anxious, is going to be seen as barbaric And it's going to be a little bit like when we moved from the Dark Ages to the Renaissance,
And so I have a very, very brief and incomplete history of how people have communicated, not going all the way back to the Dark Ages .
Now, we talked about this model, so health care in terms of being in the dark ages .
that was, you know, pass that was, you know, hardware hearkened back to, um, the dark ages .
Okay, so that was like, totally dark ages , right, way back in 1997.
Could it help us elevate to another level so that the time we live in now feels like a dark ages