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.

Stylist Jang!

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I insist.

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.

It's a designer brand.

I'm an industrial designer.

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

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

I am the stylist for Take One.

And my mother was a kind of a designer, also.

She's an Italian fashion designer.

Stylist Jang, are you almost done?

It wasn't designed for pleasure.

This plane is really built.

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.

Most disclosure statements are not designed to be read they are designed to be clicked on.

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

They're not very well designed, right?

They're not very well designed. (Laughter)