It's doubtful that he was talking about physical death.

Well, not quite. Because Darwin was talking about our distant ancestry, our common ancestry with apes.

He was apparently reading from a textbook on moral hazard.

As we returned to our pre game meeting place, we were listening to the radio and they were mentioning 10, 20, 30 fatalities.

As president, he talked of economic performance as if it could be improved by decree.

And if you take a look at that, this was actually in a book that I wrote that deals with artificial life.

Paul worked for years on the Cameroonian national radio and television, and he spoke about health issues. He was a health correspondent.

We live tweeted while everyone spoke using the GVMeetup hashtag to share links to projects, blogs and hobbies of attendees.

John Maeda on the simple life

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi on flow

Sherwin Nuland on hope

Peter Reinhart on bread

Bill Joy What I'm worried about, what I'm excited about

Dean Ornish Help the body heal itself

The record speaks for itself.

In the words of the blogger behind the idea, Qwaider says

Introducing himself he says

I am Libyan.

Yazid explains his entrepreneurial frenzy

We hear talk of new banking regulations and even of a new global financial architecture.

I'm not sure what Tom was talking about.

It's a very nice little book. It's about this guy, Paul Rand, who was one of the greatest graphic designers, and also a great writer as well.

The Old Jack tales that he had learned he talked like this, you could hardly understand him. But it was really wonderful.

And this is indeed what Mike Csikszentmihalyi has been talking about, about flow. And it's distinct from pleasure in a very important way.

Official Soviet policy asserted that the language spoken by Moldovans was distinct from the Romanian language (see Moldovenism).

Steven Pinker on the myth of violence

Seth Godin on standing out

Isaac Mizrahi on fashion and creativity

Dean Kamen on inventing and giving

Larry Burns on the future of cars

Ben Dunlap talks about a passionate life

Tom Honey on God and the tsunami

Patrick Awuah on educating leaders

Peter Ward on Earth's mass extinctions

George Dyson on Project Orion

Stew says Black Men Ski

Scott Kim takes apart the art of puzzles

Because of the oil, everybody talked about the polllution.

This book is about a king who loses his crown.

Tom never talked about Mary.

On the people of Iran, the blogger says

Larry Brilliant He kept talking about McDonalds and hamburgers, and none of it made any sense to us.

But skeptics point out that Kennedy always spoke publicly about the need to prevail in Vietnam.

Tim Jackson's economic reality check

Martin Seligman on positive psychology