How to pronounce “so there” in English

- So there's a kind of line that you understand you don't cross.

So there's this very famous song.

So there's that.

So there is a world where the AI, I think, will be able to match and beat

So there's one happening in two weeks.

So there are, the other thing that is coming into effect there, was the actual topology of the moon itself.

So there was no need to update the cost.

so there you go.

So there's a tiny mismatch, which causes tension between these layers causing them to curl up, and you end up with these tiny scroll-like tubes.

So there are basically three ways to generate EUV, to build a sun on Earth.

So there's no way to send any faster than light message in this way.

- So there's this exponential decay in frequency of earthquakes of a given magnitude and an exponential increase in the amount of energy released

So there's a likelihood, as I'm doing this and I'm oscillating in three dimensions, that the thermal energy is gonna drive me

So there is always something new to dive into.

So there's a lot to write about.

So there are some systems where Markov chains don't work, but for many other dependent systems, they offer a way of doing probability.

So there was, there was a chance.

So there is a kind of translation symmetry.

So there are actually just as many square numbers as there are natural numbers.

So there is a very weak attractive force between neutral atoms.

So there are hundreds of cases of people putting super glue directly into their eyes.

So there's nothing on the surface that is willing to donate any reactivity.

so there's absolutely no gaps.

So there's been dramatic falls in poverty a number of people living in poverty, in child mortality, even in the poorest of countries and also importantly, countries

So there's really great use cases.

So there is that other side of this that is this huge possibility of personalized, individualized

So there's that.

So there's a real consult.

So there's this thing called cognitive dissonance, which is a very grown up term.

So there's an animal that's associated with being a coward, which is a chicken right.

So there was a lot of figuring it out as we went along.

So there was a time.

So there is some conditioning where we give up a certain amount of autonomy and then lose that ability.

So there's a father and son who are driving on a deserted road, middle of the night, totally dark.

So there's multiple "Harvard Business Review" articles about this inquiry mindset.

So there are people whose brains essentially turn off.

So there's a lot of-- and we've had this kind of AI shaming since the 70s, so this is, it's nothing new.

So there is definitely opportunity.

So there's this fantastic study that was done on sports teams and they were curious what is kind of like the optimal level of talent and how do you build a great team and what they found was

So there's all these taste textures, seasons, narratives, and colors to explore within seafood that we don't necessarily have to go so far outside of availability

So there's a really brilliant anthropologist, Tanya Luhrmann, at Stanford who has done a lot of work on voice hearing across cultures.

So there is a concept in the book that I explain.

So there's no point.

So there I was on YouTube, looking up how to cook a lobster tail.

So there's other ways to use mole.

So there's flour in here.

So there's different purposes for everything.

So there's so much that we can bring that, like, the girl in London who's playing Joyce had a different moment in high school,

So there are a number of rare diseases that we're looking forward to serving in Maryland.