Today's religions are brilliantly designed brilliantly designed.

This must be disclosed to him with intelligence with, uh, sincerity.

He played it smart.

There's a way to practice intelligently.

You'll play it smart.

It has created devices so clever and cunning that it is almost impossible even to detect that they are devices.

Mostly expressive, and diplomatic intelligence.

Play it again. Learn something.

Don't think you're being clever... Oh no, I don't.

Smarter Thinking on Climate Change

And then you need smartly designed interactions.

Using Evolution to Design Disease Organisms Intelligently.

We'd played it smart and forgotten nothing.

When applied, they should be smartly targeted.

That's what Eduardo does, and does so brilliantly.

So after the Sinclair ZX80 came along the very cleverly named

Work smart, then work hard.

And do it smart. Because you've got that wheel right under your hands.

'He planned it so well, he made no mistakes.

Again and again biologists are fascinated with the brilliance of what's discovered.

Our approach must be hard headed engagement.

Fool that I am! said the Invisible Man, striking the table smartly.

So I cleverly chose rowing, which I got very good at.

Bill Wolverton from NASA analyzed it cleverly in the '70s.

I've played that game in my head, too.

So after the Sinclair ZX80 came along the very cleverly named Sinclair ZX81.

You just couldn't play it smart, could you?

I had to play it smart. I had to go along.

You had to be stupid. You couldn't even play it smart with a gun pointed at you.

Oh, there's nothing impaired in that head. It works like a mousetrap.

So, I always tell my students, Work smart, then work hard.

And that brings me to the title of the talk, Using Evolution to Design Disease Organisms Intelligently.

It then intelligently analyzes this information with a remarkable degree of detail and precision.

We'll study models that have, like, fancy names like inaudible models and Markov models.

Again and again biologists are fascinated with the brilliance of what's discovered.

So, tornadoes don't happen in Massachusetts, and I was cleverly standing in the front yard when one came over the hill.

Galileo, by the way, did this very cleverly by running a ball backwards down the strings of his lute.

We're going to have a lot of fun doing it, and it taught us the importance of taking risks and really smart risks.

We know that what's going on between the bee and that flower is that bee has been cleverly manipulated by that flower.

Now the other thing I want to clarify is, really, some of the points I made on the video regarding intelligent design.

However, I do have one doubt will we be able to use this resource intelligently to ensure in some way not only that 9 billion people live with dignity in 2050 because the goal is not just to make it to 2050, and that's it it's in 2050 and onwards and that's a big uncertainty.

And the bee has been cleverly fooled into taking the nectar, and also picking up some powder on its leg, and going off to the next blossom.

Whether some are of higher or lower intelligence has nothing to do with that.

And so, as a consequence, a few years later, another scientist perhaps maybe this scientist not quite as brilliant as the one who had preceded him, but building on the invention of the first one came up with a second cure.

To those who knew him personally, he was a cordial and generous colleague, who served the United Nations and the international community with intelligence, energy and exceptional dedication.