But I've had a problem, because I make all this flying stuff and people say, Oh, I know your work.

John Green It makes me nostalgic for the days when you could see the pixels in online video.

(Laughter) With me, everybody (Audience and Dan Dennett) Every time you read it or say it, you make another copy in your brain.

You make a box.

I know how to make beef stroganoff.

And we think there's a recipe for it, and it's knowing what your highest strengths are.

I definitely don't know them.

But both of those things assume we have a function somewhere, which we currently don't.

You're naked the vast majority of the time.

This is a book of calendars.

Kate knows how to make a cake.

Somehow they find their way to you.

What thought controlled computing can allow you to do is build colorful layered pictures of our lives.

Go back to this image again and ask yourself, not only who made it and for who, but who knew how to make it.

The reason we have computers is to save humans from doing lots of tedious work.

linguistic deception, non verbal communication and various other techniques to create the illusion of a sixth sense.

I continued studying craft traditions and collaborating with artisans, next in Lithuania with lace makers.

We visit Kibbutzim that were established by Holocaust survivors.

You're really noisy every time I see you.

I've made microscopes,

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More people knew than you think.

Somebody put up a tool during the copyright debate

So I made series of images, cuttings, and I assembled them in portfolios.

How does your challenge influence your behavior?

Others chose dancing or painting, or making music like we just heard.

Whoever built this really knows his onions.

A missing American friend.

We've thinking about this for a long time.

So if you did mark to market, you would have to make this into a billion and a half.

They were living a lavish lifestyle.

You may have seen them before in a previous CS class, but if you haven't, I'll just go over them right now.

That's really important.

Every time you read it or say it, you make another copy in your brain.

We can then choose, from among a range of options, the best one.

Nobody, literally nobody.

One of the fundamental characteristics of a network is that, once you are linked in the network, the network starts to shape your views and starts to shape your interactions with everybody else.

You know the mannequin that I made? She's there. She came to life.

I strained the old bean to meet this emergency.

And among them are those who claim an acquaintance with you.

Right? It's adaptable to change. Right?

And you type in the address it actually creates a music video specifically for you, pulling in Google maps and Streetview images into the experience itself.

Do you know anyone who hums while they work?

What did you make?

Do you know that man with a big hat on?