How to pronounce “vexin” in English

These are vexing problems.

are particularly vexing with experiments that involved human subjects so during clinical trials for drugs, for instance, the Hawthorne Effect is this thing that researchers try

And that problem is really vexing.

helps understand one of the most vexing results in this irrationality literature, which is inconsistent time preferences.

And so after a pretty vexing conversation in which I made a couple of classmates cry, I said that policy can't be that hard.

may be in fact the most vexing and least addressed, which is how we attach them to people's bodies.

this is um this is a very vexing problem and it's a I think it's a manifestation in

Because most of the great solutions to vexing problems come from the edges of a domain, you know.

And that's something that is a very vexing thing for a lot of gastroenterologists.

But outside of logic puzzles pinning down this distinction proves horrendously vexing to the point that both Western philosophers like Sextus Empiricus

So it was a daunting, vexing social dilemma at the time, and it remains so.

And so this idea of being untethered from the workplace is really vexing for a lot of managers.

But that question of what to do for a colleague is particular vexing because we have certain boundaries around professional, private, public,

do believe that the only way that we are going to solve these extremely vexing problems to society is by throwing nearly everything that we have at it

A high performance mindset requires being eager in the face of the mundane and the vexing.

And it really spoke to the fact that people were willing to consider science to address one of the most vexing problems at work.

And so inspired by the book, he went and untangled this ball of yarn that had been vexing Amy.

But oftentimes, those things, those very things that are so vexing in the moment, can actually inspire greater creativity, can get you

I wanted to take his mind, in the short time that I had with him, and stretch it to apply it to these vexing questions of our age.

Chris McDougall: Yeah. What's kind of cool about this Running Man Theory is that -- it was both cool and vexing at the same time -- when these anthropologists at Utah and

we think are experts on the problem space. But if you notice, I don't want experts on the solution space, because most of the great solutions to vexing problems come from the edges of a domain.