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It concerns one of your students Sanna Persson.

Now, of course you can learn things by going to school, by reading books.

So now picture that you're in elementary school and you're going to learn about the water cycle of precipitation.

She is curious to learn new things.

My father and mother, both were killed by the Georan people.

Almost all the students know about it.

Well, just going back to the basic ratio video, the first thing we can do we, know the total number of students.

And what is it that made him do so?

Now he had a reason for learning variables.

All of the students at school know me.

And in Unit 6 what we've just finished you figured out how to rank the results.

Hope you enjoyed the last unit. You guys have been doing great.

But as more and more of them are getting stronger, they're getting happier about making choices about what they get to learn.

Let me explain why.

I call book learning.

So, tissue design.

Based on a lot of evidence for mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, very strong for our well being.

And also see that it demands acute intelligence, not just a gooey feeling.

I'm Jennifer Widom from Stanford University.

And you just take that one step further, and you learn a handful of signs and you use that throughout the day.

In the next step, animals learn to find real mines in real minefields.

But for the time being, understand that the paradigms supervised and unsupervised span 2 very large areas of machine learning, and you learn quite a bit about it.

But put 20 hours into anything.

Underlying it was some very simple ideas that large numbers of teenagers learn best by doing things, they learn best in teams and they learn best by doing things for real all the opposite of what mainstream schooling actually does.

And not only are they all perfect logicians, but they all know that everyone else is a perfect logician.

I've only trained to use sword.

So we just learned something really important, which is the central law of perspective projection, which basically says that in a pinhole camera, or in fact any camera, the projective size of any object scales with distance.

Who i was getting schooled by at the time.

We know about politicians, we know about certain cult leaders, but did you know about statisticians?

Do you know how to tie them?

That top node right there, that's literally single digit addition.

And this gets wired into the circuitry of the brain, and we call this learned paralysis, OK?

And from then on, since I was now in this huge exciting world,

I started studying at the university.

But it's self evident assessment.

And it's particularly topical because he's currently facing a disrepute charge at Britain's General Medical Council.

They realized they could actually go in and learn whatever they wanted, as long as they got got the required learning done.

However, with reinforcement learning, you can learn R and P by interacting with the world or you can learn substitutes that will tell you as much as you know, so that you never actually have to compute with R and P.

But the other thing they needed was speed.

If we go to agriculture faculty or something like that, that means we learn how to poison, to poison the land, the water, and learn to destroy everything.

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Watch and learn.

Sometimes, in the middle of a resistant problem,

Having often seen him, I know him quite well.