Pleasures like glass of cold water in the morning when I get up to very Exquisite ones is to understand the world as agift now a gift is not an object as such
afraid playing with space making more content from the form or sit in this kind of like exquisite High face so we can look like a fear the high-end restaurant the one you can never get reservations to fearthe ordures are fantastic that kind of fear exists as
texts or scriptures uh are rendered in poetry which is one of the most uh Exquisite of of languages in medieval Europeanuniversities uh you wrote your thesis if you were pursuing a master's thesis or a doctoral thesis It Was Written in poetry
Probably the most dramatic example of information deployed in the service of life is the development of the embryo from a single-celled zygote. The exquisite choreography that is involved in getting all the right bits in the right places at the right time. And it's still not fully understood, but Alan Turing, as a matter of fact, had a great interest in this, and developed
I think it would be a catastrophe, in a smaller size. Controlling air pressure inside these countless sacks inside of our lungs. There's an exquisite balance there. Now, you try to take that same design and squeeze it down.
liberating even a reminder that our transientists are atomicity doesn't diminish how precious we are it's simply that there's so much out there time scales we can hardly fathom and our existence is an Exquisite blip we are the single cell of an enormous giant 10 Giants 10 trillion Giants that's one of my favorite passages I'm so glad you read that great I'm glad so yeah can you can you expand on that and that feeling that for like the first time you really
It works. And it works in the seconds. Motherhood is exquisite . And it's really hard.
Quantum information science also came to offer unprecedented experimental opportunities. Labs achieved exquisite control over tens to hundreds of thousands of atoms, ions, and photons. We've been using all of these tools of quantum information science to build and test a theory of quantum thermodynamics.
Well, here now, to go back to those neutron stars that I talked about before, we can time some of these neutron stars with exquisite precision. And some of these neutron stars are in binary systems, so we can actually watch those binaries system orbits change because of the ticking clock sometimes moving away from us,
And essentially, my proposal is that the mind is very much like a music player. It is an exquisite mental time-traveling machine. We can very easily rewind our mind to the past to reflect on events that have happened.
the trees, the wall and roof balanced the platform, and the rocks seemed to emanate a web of intricate, tranquil tension within the whole. It was an exquisite enigma, telling me something I couldn't put words to. And so it has remained.
You may even be able to go on and do something else, help other people. There's no exquisite timing required. You can buy a position today and then build that position as you get to know the company better.
Yeah, yeah. Probably. Yeah. We have exquisite taste. The . So Eddie did one.
I think that we probably always existed. There was always this kind of you're a horrible mother, I'm a horrible mother we eat our hearts out, but when the internet was created, it was this perfect paradigmatic exquisite universe of bad mother vitriol. Like, the perfect place for it. So, like, and I want to be really clear, I am not a Luddite. I'm not one of those people who believe that she's allergic to Wi-Fi. Do you know there are in fact, people who believe that Wi-Fi is called, gives them migraines, I don't believe that. I love the
the promise of what we're talking about when you say "Virtual You." So let's go ahead and take it away with virtual humans. - Our bodies are exquisitely complex machines. In our efforts to care and improve them, we look to those who push the limits of what is humanly possible, such as athletes.
We are exquisitely context-sensitive.
She has the exquisitely difficult task of going to the family who, a few hours ago-- their son, their husband, their father, their brother
So it's an exquisitely sensitive device.
I'm an exquisitely careful eater, and I've done that for 40 years.
The function is exquisitely sensitive to parameters.
They're exquisitely flat. So it's intrinsically a different architecture than we see in our own solar system, and that's a clue telling us something
They're exquisitely beautiful, and unlike this photograph, they're constantly moving.
The southern hemisphere is also just exquisite because of a quirk of how the Earth is oriented.
They do this sort of exquisite corpse with each other where they're just passing different ideas and patterns and things over to each other, finishing each other's work.
And it was just the most exquisite feeling that, immediately, I wanted to share with other people.
The French are extraordinary because they have exquisite taste.
So making this measurement here requires extremely exquisite data.
Teller and I have had an exquisite journey over these years.
has done a tremendous amount of exquisite work.
And instead of treating it as an exquisite food, which I think it really is, but now we know tofu is good food but not gobs of it.
And thanks to Steve's exquisite sensibility and insistence, they are more beautiful than ever.
these kids because they have such exquisite sensitivity to humiliation the one thing they can't
It's also just an exquisitely beautiful, wild place.
And so my students learn the exquisitely more conscious of the world around them.
We all can regard ourselves as exquisitely improbable.
their style of life is exquisitely adapted to the ecosystem they inhabit I was talking to someone who grew up as a
very early on in the pandemic to apply some of the exquisite tools that we have to understand crystal structure and apply it to our understanding of the virus
And you can imagine their excitement when they looked at these exquisite cells unlike anything else in the body.
And that is driven to a large extent by a really exquisite sixth sense, a sense of position or distance between things that he has.
And Jean-Luc has become the artistic director of this exquisite theater, a historic, beautiful building
So it's really going to be an exquisite map of our universe.
just you Shimmer and you you know everything is so Exquisite and like four years in you're like oh my God I hate
think, exquisite stick figures by an artist, David Shrigley, and if you really think that you can't draw consider that you have a signature. So one of the most basic parts about drawing
about the East African that drove our evolution to be so exquisitely intelligent, and adaptable, and versatile?
And so in addition to suggesting that human beings are exquisitely sensitive to context and situational pressures and so on, what it also may suggest
sausage, cheeses that verge exquisitely on the foul, mangoes, bananas foster cupcakes, whatever they are, tiramisu cake, and other treats with names
And he just does all of it in an exquisitely beautiful, heart wrenching, tear inducing symphony.
And the deer on this tiny ring is so exquisitely detailed that we could even determine the species.
opposite. We don't have the exquisite intelligence we had with the Obama deal to know we had frozen the program.
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