Eye contact! Eye contact!

If you were to look at history...

So, this really changed my view of looking at cancer.

Their poverty was my single story of them.

Why did you look at me that way?

If that were the case, then it's because of me.

And you are responsible that's my worldview.

Yes, if you look here, it's slightly curly.

Why? Because of ambition and my own very narrowminded views on sex.

Perhaps I was wrong in the attitude that I took about the school play.

The other day as you were leaving church, you looked at me.

And, for sure, I haven't looked at the sky in the same way after spending an hour in there.

I've spent a career in law enforcement, and that's informed my perspective on things.

I don't think now, this is a worldview, and I will tell you, everybody's got a worldview.

Just one look at those staring eyes So you did see his face after all.

maybe you're right, but I can't help thinkin' of him as a little shaver.

I think if you look in the west wing you'll probably find a dozen vacationists still in residence.

And what I'm going to share with you today is a bit of my vision in that regard, and some of the results that we obtained with TEDxYouth ISB.

I always turn my head on the side, and that simple change makes me go from seeing this planet as home, to seeing it as a planet.

I've got to warn you the sense in which my worldview is upbeat has always been kind of subtle, sometimes even elusive.

And this discovery profoundly changed my view on how I thought the world worked, and it even profoundly changed the way in which I operate in it.

I cite the experimental work on which my optimism is based, and there's quite a lot of detail there.

If you look at the palm of your right hand, you will notice a tiny blister which proves that you've been carrying the cello case yourself.

I always turn my head on the side, and that simple change makes me go from seeing this planet as home, to seeing it as a planet.

Fortunately, my bearish view comes to fruition in May, when the full extent of the country s fiscal problems becomes clear.

So, when I look at creativity, I also think that it is this sense or this inability to repress, my looking at associations in practically anything in life.

I've published a great deal on this I cite the experimental work on which my optimism is based, and there's quite a lot of detail there.

If you look at a long term chart, prices are at historical lows and yet global demand for forced labor is still real strong.

My outlook was, and still is, one of optimism, an optimism rooted in the recognition that the old political and military order has passed and that history has, for the second time in less than two generations, provided us with the opportunity to embark on a process of international consensus building.