Fascinating. So actually, it turns out an Irish playwright and a Texan lawyer might actually share something in common there.
fascinating. I I do want to uh also bring up a question that someone uh from our team had uh had submitted um and they were looking at your book and they went you know your premise
Fascinating is the right word, and what's particularly fascinating about this one is that we're talking about what AI can't do and may never be able to do.
fascinating, or this is extremely dangerous. It's both. It's a knife's edge.
fascinating paradoxes emerged from this, like Russell's paradox, about the set of all sets that don't contain themselves, and those threatened to make all of mathematics
fascinating. Um the first one I'm going to start with is he described you helping him with a personal situation in his life. And I guess this begets the
Fascinating. And we will have to see where this investigation leads. In the meantime, art theft expert and
fascinating. Because I think we think of the weather as being independent-- getting back to what I was saying earlier-- from actual life, that we're just sort
Fascinating. I'm another history buff.
Fascinating. So there's a question I can't help but ask you.
fascinating and quite frankly surprising science of exoplanets from quite literally the man who wrote the book.
Fascinating and so when you came to put this together-- this came out of, I guess, reflecting on lots of the interviews you've done.
Fascinating research that you need to put your phone out of sight and out of reach.
fascinating, because it brings into play the whole idea of improvisation and how important improvisation is.
Fascinating. So in the book, there's a ton of ideas for new things, like a battlefield lab where you could build countermeasures
Fascinating. This has been a great discussion.
Fascinating. Fascinating. And so those are the two ideas, reductionism, wholeism.
fascinated with books on spirituality and the teachings is when I began to go back and read the catechism
Fascinating. I think most people would not associate agriculture with drones, satellite, real-time imaging and robots.
Fascinating. One um one other uh uh thing that's happened in the last year is the sort of
Fascinating. So in terms of the time frame, I really love the fact that this is such a long-run study
fascinated with how we interact as teams really.
Fascinating, isn't it? So why is this?
Fascinating and pressing. I think one other piece, which is really near and dear to this office here in Detroit is we focus a lot on education and the role
--fascinated. And I don't want to make a t-shirt with that one.
Fascinating. Highly, highly recommend it.
Fascinating to watch him operate.
Fascinating. Yeah, It's really cool.
Fascinating, fascinating. So you're kind of all in now-- you said you nerded out.
Fascinating. I don't know how many of you know Simon Baron Cohen, but he is the father of Sacha Baron Cohen, and he's also the director of the Autism Research Center
Fascinating. As I mentioned, I think one of the things that I love about this book is how you bring this human face
Fascinating talk as always.
Fascinating. So for the first time ever, the story is going to see print.
Fascinating. Chef, are you about ready to kick off our demo?
Fascinating. When I did the research, I looked a bit on your website, and you have, I think, a 2020 plan, 25 year plan.
Fascinating. Now your family decided to take the model of conservation in Londolozi and expand it into another organization.
Fascinating. Can you talk about your experiences when you were learning how to drive, at what like, seven or eight years old,
Fascinatingly, self-help for queer people is very different, and I think shows how much of this is about reinforcing certain binary gender roles, actually.
Fascinating! So there you go.
Fascinating. As you think about the ecosystem, one part of thinking about these problems, thinking about the entire value chain, as you said,
Fascinating. Now, do you think there are antecedents?
Fascinating. I'm starving thinking about all of this. So where we go with congi from here? Okay. Well, we're going to make the congi. We're going to be
fascinating um philosophy whereby you take small steps towards a goal instead
fascinating guy he also um he wrote a lot was the first person
fascinating I think um so they eventually learned that this homeostasis uh that keeps the body in
fascinating because it helps us make sense of our world if we were to absorb the amount of sensory data coming at us
fascinating to think about but cannabis is more than that even and if
Fascinating-- Jim March today, you could look at hundreds of his family tree that are among the absolute leaders around the world
Fascination-- it doesn't take extra time, doesn't how to do and that's step two.
Fascinating. Question just behind.