How to pronounce“ror”in English

Rory, he's a really tough editor.

Rory, next day, he got it.

Rorty was rigorously anti-consensus.

Rorty said, harmony, bah humbug.

Rorschach blot. What you say is nowhere near as important as what they are experiencing.

Rory Rory odris yeah yeah that would be me yeah you you introduce yourself a little bit sure uh I've been in the valley since about 1991 my background is

Rory in the programming language I actually never said that it's always quoted but I never did I said C++ supports object-oriented programming but

uh rorschach test of sorts and this whole process parallels and is a reflection of sorts

Scoyak Roroyak who used to be um one of our assistant editor at Raw magazine

when rory white hit a home run and it was all very exciting and i was thrilled with the launch of this new you

um Rory you mentioned early on that it took you about took you a while to figure out the signals in reference checks that indicated not to person of

and rorty uh has helped me develop a category to say to to say that no i can't provide any in rorty's words non-circular

passenger golden RoR is the dream ticket that's somebody who's going on a long distance um and obviously lots of money

do without Erica RoR who's our classmate who works for the GSB and there are plenty of other people in the room um so uh Lauren Levitan in

Something that-- Rory Sutherland's quoted in your book, that really stuck with me, which is he said, look, probably even 15 years ago,

This is what Rory's lab now looks like.

So we've got Rory's really high-resolution magnetometers, accelerometers, and things like that that he's trying to put on birds.

that Richard Rorty used to talk about higher education.

: I really about the Rorschach comment about how people hear and I feel like no matter how carefully I couch things the other mother is -we don't watch TV in our

named William Rorabaugh. He's a professor at the University of Washington.

It's like a Rorshach test, right?

Ashley O'Rorke. Peter Colwell Obindorf.

like a rora and latch onto the $2 trillion doll a year Spectrum industry

stone like rorschach tests and so in in india they love agates with

cities a fellow named Paul RoR uh who was at Stanford University and has a thing called the charter cities Institute a really terrific

I recommend a book by Rory Sutherland on advertising because it talks about what people like.

It was by a guy called Rory Wilson, who was at the University of Swansea.

first facility which was in rord I mean that's how the technolog has changed and what it's about it's about precision and

And then one portion for Rory, one portion for my cookbook cowriter, 1/3 is for myself.

And I end with Richard Rorty, who some of you may have known.

With a face more judgmental than a Rorschach, he says, that's funny.

It's kind of an interesting Rorschach test.

It’s almost like a Rorschach type of thing really.

Did you want to run the clip of the ROR trailer because I think it's interesting to talk about the little different

And they come to this work like it's a Rorschach blot.

So I want to ask you the equivalent of a managerial Rorschach test.

thank you so much for coming uh Chef Terry roro was nice enough to Grace Google with his presence or formerly

alongside not just yourself people who have different perspectives like Rory was saying uh because if you're a marketing person you probably don't

I think we may have a clip, the ROR Trailer, of meeting one of the other sort of gangs on campus.

And obviously, this is like a Rorschach test.

So my favorite example, going back into Rory Sutherland, he's argued the pratfall effect is responsible partly for the success of budget airlines.

And luckily, one of those journalists was Rory Cellan-Jones from the BBC.

And one of the classes was led by a police officer in Boston Dennis Rory, who was a community police officer.

this labyrinth of sex and death and the disappearance of his eccentric uncle Rory, who leaves behind this mysterious

of just writing, writing this Rorschach blot. They were just reading something, they were reading something other than what I had written or what I had written had triggered something

capit cap in 93 and I've been doing that ever since Rory and I uh share a board of directors that we're on I should mention that Simon and I were actually

you know in the late 1800s I think Rutherford somebody I think it rord said you know basically all physics is being discovered Etc and that was obviously

prior to socialization that's definatory of the the the human being that's rory um and he says that uh our most deeply

and we're understanding now that human capital knowledge accumulation matters whether it's Ed Glazier or or Paul RoR at Stanford that human capital