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Rohan Dixit is a founder at BrainBot and a former neuroimaging researcher at the Harvard MIT MGH Martino Center and Stanford University.

Rohit Chopra was the head of the CFPB and because that agency was created after the financial crisis, and it was created with one director.

Rohit also completed his undergraduate studies at Harvard and was a Fulbright fellow in South Korea.

So Rohit says, any thoughts on Bill Mitchell's role, "City of Bits" and/or urban design on software

that Rohingya have already been treated.

And Rohit is from Goa.

Felix Rohatyn did it for New York City in the 70's.

And Rohinton Mistry, Jhumpa Lahiri. There are just so many great voices writing out of India right now, Suketu Mehta, wonderful fiction and non-fiction

Richard Rohr says, "Love is learning to say yes to what is." And that is one of the most fundamental principles of this sort of thought prism,

Richard Rohr says, "You only change through suffering, otherwise, why would you change?

So Rohit is finishing today a four-day visit at Stanford that included all kinds of things.

So Rohit, I know it's been an eventful and newsworthy a few weeks since you

And then Father Richard Rohr would say, the final stage is reconstruction, where you take apart the rules that you were given.

for its treatment of Rohingya Muslims, or India for its treatment of Christians, and Pakistan for it's treatment of Christians, if you don't do any of those, but you only criticize Israel,

Try being a Rohingya Muslim in Myanmar right about now.

And today we have Rohan Dixit to present Engineering Calm Sensor Driven Meditation technology as part of the Talks at Google series brought to you by gPause,

Mies Vanilla Rohe Frank Berry, which as I'm sure most of you know, you're in a Frank Gehry Binoculars building,

thousands of Rohingya displaced.

wear the Rohindo Guadalupe all over my body and you know put her like hang her up in my walls. Um I began to take

We have Rohit Chopra coming in person again, for just an off-the-record lunch.

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Speaker 3: Rohit, do you want to.

We had Rohit Chopra here last week.

This is Rohit's second visit here, so I just mentioned that Rohit was here almost nearly five years ago,

lunch with MBAs that Rohit still speaks fondly of.

Thank you so much Rohit, this was an incredible conversation, and please everybody join me in thanking him.

But I see Rohit has a question.

I'm incredibly excited to introduce Roham to discuss his company, Dapper Labs, the history of NFTs, and where he sees his company and the space

I'll give a brief introduction of Roham.

of the Uyghurs in China or the Rohingya in Myanmar or other groups who are right now experiencing genocide.

Big round of applause for Rohit there.

It's just had 900,000 Rohingya Muslims arrive from Myanmar next door in the space of six months.

And then there's that Rohmer movie called "Love in the Afternoon," I think.

Suu Kyi has asked about the Rohingya, and she has really not commented on them at all.

The architect Mies van der Rohe said, "An interesting plainness is the most difficult thing to achieve."

among Buddhist Burmese in Myanmar against the Rohingya.

That all these conspiracy theories about the Rohingya, that they're all terrorists and they want to destroy us, they were created by human beings.

Think about Myanmar today and the Rohingya being targeted.

So please join me in welcoming Rohit Chopra.

From those learnings, Roham launched Dapper Labs with a mission to drive mainstream adoption, and decentralize technologies, and put a crypto

Before founding Axiom Zen, Roham served with Rising Tide fund in Silicon Valley as a partner focused on seed stage investments.

Thank you, Rohit. Hi, my name is Christine.

And that became what's going to be the "Rohit Records Greatest Hits: Volume 1" LP, which is coming out.

They are going to rock your socks off as only the Rohit Records label musicians can.

This summer and fall, Rohan will be creating a variety of large art installations that react to your relaxed heartbeat,

There has been a major problem with the Rohingya in the Rakhine state, and the Rakhine state is sort of over here.

And in the Rakhine state there's a minority called the Rohingya, and they are Muslims, and a Burmese woman

You know, Eric Rohmer, so many great filmmakers, they're word based.

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