ES Well, imagine that you have two gears of a watch, a big one and a small one.

Imagine if you did not have your kids, and one day you went to the park and you met some kids, and they were just like your kids.

This is an example that you might care about someday, and I hope you never do, because imagine if you ever get that call that gives you that bad news that you might have cancer.

Put another way, suppose you have trouble seeing objects at a distance and you can only see out to 20 ft what a person with normal vision can see out to 200 feet, then you have 20 200 vision.

Now this time on TV you have Bonanza, don't forget, you have Gunsmoke, you have Andy Griffith, you have domestic shows all about comfort.

You don't have a workday anymore. You have work moments.

I can see the rocks are over here.

Then the professor listened to my story and he said, You have a job. You have hope.

When I was a student, if you had a degree, you had a job.

You don t ?

You have two books.

Do you have a brother?

And then you have three you still have the triple redundancy.

You can't imagine your life without classical music.

Markets and meanings re imagining organizational life.

So imagine a grid, like the one I'm showing you right now, and now imagine, within that grid, that two dimensional sheet, imagine neurons.

You have bits of a volcano. There's a little bit of a volcano there. You have tube worms.

Do you have rice?

Do you have a car?

You have three pens.

Do you have an address?

How many kids do you have?

Do you have an appointment?

You don't have a fever.

Do you have a fever?

Do you have money?

You had a choice.

But you have kids.

Do you have the address?

Have you got a moment?

Have you got change?

Do you have money ?

You have a bright future.

You have a bright future.

Do you have one?

Do you have one?

You have some books.

Imagine I don't know, imagine a hog farm in, like, North Carolina, and a wild pig comes upon a factory farm and decides to stay.

And he said, You may have a new car, but I'll tell you what you don't have, a job.

Imagine the longest book you can think of, War and Peace.

You also have three microprocessors.

Do you have an appointment with him?

How much money do you have?

What do you have in your pocket?

Do you have everything?