Evolutionarily speaking, we're just a blip.

You sure you got a real blip there?

That blip, that information, shot into you before that.

Now, there's a little bit of a blip here. What happened in this case?

See there's this little blip down here. So it's not perfectly normal, but it's darn close.

All the liquid water above ground is surface water and it is a tiny blip of an amount.

Problem is, the 18 months that we use these things are just a blip in their entire lifecycle.

So, when your mom and dad met, there is a fertilized egg, that round thing with that little blip.

I'll forget that I have it on, and I'll lean over to pick up something, and then it goes like (Blip) Oh!

And we see a blip up in the truckers' purchases of fuel, and we know that a recession is about to end.

Among the friends, the first evidence you saw of a blip above zero in adoption of the innovation, for example, would be evidence of an impending epidemic.

And at this point this and I'll talk more about short psychology and short squeezing, and all that but maybe here he's like, oh no, this is just a temporary blip,

It turned out that they were aware, as no one else within the company was, of a technological blip that neither the forecasting experts, nor the experts on the ground in China, were even aware of.

This little blip of modern life cut off from the Earth, cut off from other animals and cut off from one another has only happened, because we've also become cut off from ourselves, from our own hearts, from our own bodies.