That we have learned to work rather than play, to resist temptation.

First, we have learned that our security is interdependent.

We have learned to accept and live with the latter.

Secondly, we have learned that our security is indivisible.

We've learned that a lot of people can cheat.

So through the marathon, we learned that political problems can be overcome.

Let's write all the other stuff that we learned as well.

But we learned an enormous amount.

learned how to do.

So what did we learn?

So, what have we learned?

Because misfortune teaches us the truth.

We've learned a hard truth.

Thirdly, we have learned that genuine security is not about control and repression.

What, then, have we learned and what could we do to improve our work?

We've learned an amazing amount.

And we learned through them.

No, we learned something else.

And we learned how to use it.

We learnt to avoid failure.

We just learned that here.

We saw this show before.

We learned that it's accelerating.

Beyond this, we were taught that we could apply pressure.

Traditional wisdom teaches us that a problem shared is a problem halved.

You learned something. gt gt Eric Ries

What have we learned from these places?

That's how we learned matrix multiplication.

We learned it in college.

So what have we learned from all this?

So what have we learned from all this?

We learned a long time ago well, not that long ago.

Well we learned this in the derivative module.

We've learned a little bit about gravity.

We've learned a little bit about electrostatic.

So what did we learn from all of this?

Guys, we've learned from you today.

Do they not teach us good from evil?

To know such a big curiosity

Now you teach us to sing.

Earth Hour teaches us that tackling global warming is easy.

Because we were taught to make life complicated and hard all the time.

We learnt that buddhism is the central axis around which the Cambodian lifestyle revolves.

We learned a moment ago that there is tons and tons, tons more data out there.

You were taught you can't pull the merchandise off the shelves in the store and throw it around.