narratives , the most interesting stories from this book, those deep fundamental links from planet Earth to world history, to human history.
Narratives typically don't get shifted overnight.
narratives we are designed to store retrieve and interpret and react to
narratives by narratives what I mean is a story that's different from a fact
narratives and our language.
narratives of the West and cowboys and stuff like that, as our major stuff of our cultural imagination.
narratives out there, right?
narratives and that then inspires us and allows us to vicariously experience the
narratives themselves and and what you start seeing
narratives rooted in our culture and our society and they helped define who we
narratives uh Express frustrations fears and anxieties that no Society can safely
narratives it's not just picture repetition into words there's a lot of information that is communicated visually and it's a perfect point of
narratives it's not just picture repetition in the words there's a lot of information that is communicated visually and it's a perfect point of
narratives .
narratives that seemed to reverse engineer, what we saw is good.
narratives right so you have the narrative about what the nature of this country is and black lives matter
narratives that uh result in destruction of the human species so nuclear war
narratives yeah that's the movie that's right the movies it's called meat cute they the tobacco industry when they put
dominant narratives , is we need to tax people like us a lot more.
different narratives and they can all potentially create different outcomes and what attachment styles are in
horrible narratives -- horrible narratives .
restorative narratives that have solutions embodied in them.
designing narratives and stories into a book itself.
The narratives of the young people who you're about to hear know those struggles well.
Different narratives , yeah.
their narratives ?
these narratives and you see it with some of the Turing stuff that Turing was sort of Forgotten and then not forgotten
their narratives online.
these narratives are.
and narratives would actually make a difference.
master narratives -- particularly of history that we've been told to accept--, it's an important idea.
slave narratives .
slave narratives who told that uncomfortable difficult truth about
these narratives I'm not suggesting that the Democrats problems are essentially linguistic or that any essentially
These narratives that imprison us, sometime it's guilt, sometime it's grief, sometime it's sadness.
False narratives abound, not just in the United States where I live, but around the world- and people are believing them.
resonant narratives so I I am I think being a little skeptical about skepticism itself and the easy narratives that it forms is also I think
these narratives uh express frustrations, fears and anxieties that
the narratives about uh environmental impacts and environmental disaster that were at the really strongly featured uh around that time and and and with h the
slave narratives so they're sort of relevant but when you look at them kind of closely they're not all relevant for example the first one is only there
the narratives of the past um pre you know several elections are you know we're at this point where we could go left or we could go right and and no one
And narratives and truth, in terms of media.
construct narratives if you have an existing job and you have a new job offer one of the fundamental Ways by which we think about that new offer is
Other narratives were, it's just a 100 year flood, it's a liquidity problem, it's just a run and a panic.
these narratives and the views of people the other thing i think that that i've been really focusing on is getting people to vote
- The narratives that are connected to childhood and so on how they originate?
The narratives that you make about the world become really vivid and so you pattern match just really aggressively like everything is connected
like narratives like a whole there's a whole like narrative and the individual facts don't matter as much cuz they'll pick and choose what they want and it's
ideological narratives of a charismatic leader that convinces each scientist and the scientific community that their work matters for the greater cause of
ways around particular narratives , whether or not the narratives were completely completely consistent with available facts and data.