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i've also had some meals that(2) make me want(2) to dry heave {BREATH} so {BREATH} it's about choosing the parts of the bible about compassion {BREATH} about tolerance about loving your(2) neighbor {BREATH} as opposed to the parts {SMACK} <sil> {UH} about <sil> homosexuality is a sin {UH} or intolerance or(2) violence {BREATH} which(2) are(2) very much in the bible as well <sil> so {NOISE} if we {NOISE} are(2) {NOISE} to(3) {NOISE} find any meaning in this book {BREATH} then {UH} we have(2) to(3) {UH} really {NOISE} engage it and wrestle with it {BREATH} and i thought i'd {UH} end <sil> with just(2) a couple more {NOISE} there's me reading(2) the bible {BREATH} that's how i hailed taxi cabs <sil> {NOISE} morning {NOISE} but {NOISE} it {BREATH} served well {NOISE} for(2) a(2) day so anyway {UH} thank you so much for letting me {NOISE} <sil> {COUGH} so <sil> and(2) it was about the year i spent reading(2) the(2) encyclopedia {BREATH} britannica {UH} from {NOISE} a(2) to(2) z {SMACK} in my quest to learn everything in the world {BREATH} or(2) {UH} more precisely from <sil> which(2) is a(2) type of east asian music {BREATH} all the way to(3) {NOISE} zwyiec {NOISE} which(2) {NOISE} is <sil> well i don't {UH} although listening(2) to kevin kelly you don't(2) have(2) to(2) remember anything you can just(2) {UH} google it so {BREATH} i wasted some time there {BREATH} i love those experiments {SMACK} but i think that(2) the most(2) profound and life changing {BREATH} experiment that i've {UH} done is my most(2) recent experiment {BREATH} <sil> i thought i'd tell you a little about {UH} what i like to write <sil> and {UH} i like to(3) {UH} immerse myself {SMACK} in my topics {UM} i just(2) like to {UH} dive {SMACK} right in and become {UH} sort of a human guinea pig {BREATH} and {UH} where(2) {UH} i {UH} spent a year {SMACK} trying to follow all of the {BREATH} rules of the bible <sil> the year of living biblically {SMACK} and {UH} i undertook this for(2) two reasons <sil> the <sil> first {SMACK} was that {UH} i grew up {BREATH} with no religion at all {BREATH} as i say in {UH} my book {BREATH} i'm(2) jewish <sil> in the same way {SMACK} the olive {NOISE} garden {NOISE} is italian <sil> {UH} so {COUGH} but i've become increasingly(2) interested in religion i do think it's the defining issue of our time or(2) one {UH} of {BREATH} the {NOISE} main ones {BREATH} and {UH} i have(2) a son i want to know(2) what(2) to teach him {BREATH} so i decided {SMACK} to(2) dive in head first and try <sil> to {BREATH} live(2) the bible {SMACK} the second reason {COUGH} i undertook this is because(2) i'm concerned about the rise {BREATH} of fundamentalism(2) religious fundamentalism {BREATH} and {UH} people who say <sil> what(2) if you really did take the bible literally {UH} i decided to take it to its logical {SMACK} conclusion {BREATH} and {UH} take {SMACK} everything in the bible literally <sil> {UM} without(2) picking and choosing {SMACK} the first thing i did {NOISE} was i got {UH} a(2) {UH} stack of <sil> bibles <sil> i had christian(3) bibles i {NOISE} had {BREATH} jewish bibles <sil> a friend of mine sent me something called a(2) {SMACK} hip hop bible {BREATH} where(2) the(2) twenty three rd psalm(2) is rendered as {BREATH} the lord is all that {BREATH} as opposed to(3) what(2) i knew it as the lord is my shepherd {SMACK} {NOISE} then {UH} i {NOISE} went down {COUGH} and {UH} i read {BREATH} several versions and(2) i wrote down <sil> every single law {BREATH} that i could find and this was(2) a very <sil> long list <sil> over seven <sil> hundred {BREATH} rules {BREATH} {NOISE} and {NOISE} they range from the famous ones that(2) i had heard of <sil> the ten commandments {BREATH} love your(2) neighbor {BREATH} be fruitful and(2) multiply <sil> so i wanted to follow those and actually(4) i take my projects very seriously because(2) {SMACK} i had twins during my year so i {UH} <sil> definitely <sil> take <sil> my {UH} projects(3) seriously {BREATH} but i also wanted(2) to follow <sil> the hundreds <sil> of arcane and obscure laws {UH} that are(2) in the bible {SMACK} {NOISE} there {UH} is <sil> the law(2) in leviticus you cannot(2) shave the corners of your(2) beard {BREATH} i didn't(4) know(2) where(2) my corners were(2) {SMACK} so i decided {BREATH} to let the whole {NOISE} thing grow {UH} and this is what(2) i looked like <sil> by the end {SMACK} as {UH} you can(2) imagine i spent a lot of time at <sil> airport security my wife {SMACK} wouldn't kiss me for(2) the last(2) two months {BREATH} so {UH} certainly the challenge was(2) {BREATH} there {UM} the bible says <sil> you cannot wear clothes made of mixed <sil> fibers {BREATH} so {UM} i thought <sil> sounds(2) strange but i'll try it {NOISE} you only know(2) i see my life as a series of experiments {BREATH} so {UH} i {NOISE} work for(2) esquire magazine and a couple of years(2) ago {BREATH} i wrote an(2) article called {NOISE} my <sil> outsourced life <sil> i <sil> got rid of all my poly cotton t shirts {BREATH} the {UH} bible {NOISE} says <sil> that {NOISE} if two men are in a fight {BREATH} and the wife <sil> of one of those men {BREATH} grabs <sil> the testicles {SMACK} of the other {NOISE} her hand shall be cut off {BREATH} so i wanted to follow that rule {NOISE} wife was standing nearby {COUGH} looking like {NOISE} she had a {NOISE} strong grip <sil> so {UH} <sil> {NOISE} there's {UH} another <sil> shot {NOISE} of <sil> my <sil> beard {BREATH} i will(2) say it was an(2) amazing year because(2) it really was life changing and incredibly challenging and there were(2) two types of laws <sil> were(2) particularly(2) challenging {BREATH} the {UH} first was avoiding the little sins that we all {NOISE} commit <sil> every(2) day {BREATH} know(2) i could spend a year not killing {BREATH} but spending a(2) year {BREATH} not gossiping <sil> not {UH} coveting {SMACK} not lying <sil> you know(2) i live(2) in new york {SMACK} and i work as(2) a journalist(2) {BREATH} so this was seventy {COUGH} five {BREATH} eighty percent of my {NOISE} but it was really interesting(3) because(2) {BREATH} i {NOISE} was able to(3) {BREATH} make some progress because(2) {BREATH} i couldn't believe how my <sil> behavior <sil> changed my thoughts {SMACK} this was(2) one(2) of the huge lessons of the year {BREATH} is that {BREATH} i almost pretended {SMACK} to be a better person {BREATH} and i became a little bit {NOISE} of a better person {BREATH} so <sil> {UH} i had always thought <sil> you know(2) you change your(2) mind and you change your behavior {BREATH} but it's often the other way round you change your(2) behavior and(2) you change your(2) mind <sil> so you know(2) if you want {BREATH} to become more compassionate {BREATH} you visit(2) sick people in the hospital {BREATH} and you will(2) become more compassionate {BREATH} where(2) i {BREATH} hired a team of people in bangalore <sil> india {BREATH} to live(2) my life for me {BREATH} so {UH} they answered my emails they answered my phone they argued with my wife {SMACK} for me {BREATH} and(2) <sil> they {UH} you donate money to(3) a cause {BREATH} and you become {NOISE} emotionally involved in that cause {BREATH} so it {UH} really was cognitive psychology {BREATH} <sil> {COUGH} that(2) if you smile <sil> you will(2) become happier which(2) {UH} as we know(2) {NOISE} is {SMACK} actually(3) true {BREATH} the second(2) type {UH} of <sil> rule that(2) was difficult to(3) obey <sil> was {NOISE} the(2) {BREATH} rules that(2) will get you into(2) a little trouble <sil> in twenty {NOISE} one(2) st(2) {NOISE} century {BREATH} america and {UH} <sil> the clearest example of this {BREATH} is <sil> stoning adulterers <sil> {NOISE} but {COUGH} it's {NOISE} a(2) {SMACK} big part of the bible so {COUGH} i {COUGH} <sil> had to address(2) {NOISE} <sil> i was able to stone one adulterer it happened {BREATH} i was in the park <sil> and i was dressed in my biblical(2) clothing {NOISE} sandals {BREATH} and {UH} a white(2) <sil> robe {SMACK} you know(2) because(2) again the outer see how dressing biblically affected(2) my mind {BREATH} up to me and(2) he said why(2) are(2) you dressed like that {BREATH} and i explained my project {BREATH} and he said <sil> well i am an(2) adulterer {UH} are you going to stone me <sil> and i said {BREATH} well that would be great {COUGH} <sil> and {UH} {NOISE} i {UH} took {NOISE} out a handful of {UH} stones from my pocket that i had been(2) carrying(3) around for(2) weeks <sil> hoping for(2) just this interaction(2) {COUGH} and {UH} you know(2) they were(2) pebbles {BREATH} out of my hand <sil> he was actually(4) an(2) elderly man mid seventies {SMACK} just so you know(2) {BREATH} but he's(2) still an(2) adulterer {BREATH} and still quite angry {SMACK} he grabbed them out of my hand and(2) threw them at my face <sil> and(2) i <sil> felt {UH} that i could <sil> eye for(2) an eye <sil> i could retaliate <sil> and throw one(2) back at {BREATH} him {BREATH} so that was my experience stoning {BREATH} and it did allow me to talk {NOISE} {UH} about {UM} in a more serious way <sil> these big issues {NOISE} how can the bible be so barbaric {NOISE} in some places and yet so {UM} incredibly wise in others {BREATH} it has all of these {NOISE} authors and {COUGH} editors {SMACK} over hundreds of years {NOISE} and it's sort of evolved(2) it's not {BREATH} a book {NOISE} that(2) was written {BREATH} and(2) {UM} came down from on high {UH} <sil> my son bedtime stories {BREATH} it <sil> was the best month of my life {SMACK} because(2) i {COUGH} just(2) sat back and i {UH} read(2) {NOISE} books and watched movies {BREATH} <sil> so {UH} i thought {NOISE} i would {UH} end by telling you just(2) a couple of the {BREATH} take away the bigger <sil> lessons that i learned from my year {BREATH} the {UM} first is {SMACK} thou shalt not take the bible literally {BREATH} this <sil> <sil> very very clear early on {BREATH} because(2) if you do {SMACK} then you end up acting like a(2) crazy person and(2) stoning adulterers {UH} or here <sil> well that's another i {UH} did spend some time shepherding {UM} it's {BREATH} a(2) {NOISE} very relaxing {UH} vocation i recommend it {BREATH} but this one(2) is {UH} and my wife thought this was very offensive so she sat <sil> in every seat <sil> in our apartment {BREATH} and i had to spend much of the year standing {SMACK} until i bought my {NOISE} own <sil> seat {BREATH} and {NOISE} carried(2) it around(2) <sil> {UH} so <sil> you know(2) i {UH} met with {UH} creationists i went to the creationists museum and these are the(2) ultimate literalists and {BREATH} it <sil> was(2) fascinating because(2) they were(2) not stupid people at all {BREATH} that(2) they distort <sil> all the data {BREATH} to(2) {NOISE} fit {BREATH} their model and {UH} they go through these amazing {SMACK} mental gymnastics {SMACK} to accomplish this {BREATH} and {UH} i will(2) say though <sil> was(2) a wonderful experience {BREATH} more recently {NOISE} i wrote an article for {NOISE} esquire called {BREATH} about {UH} radical {UH} honesty {SMACK} and this is a movement {BREATH} the museum <sil> is <sil> gorgeous {SMACK} they really did a fantastic job if {SMACK} you're ever in kentucky {BREATH} there's {NOISE} i think it's crazy {BREATH} they {NOISE} did a great job {UH} another lesson is that {UH} {UH} thou shalt give thanks <sil> and this one was {UH} a big {BREATH} lesson because(2) {BREATH} i was praying <sil> giving {NOISE} these {NOISE} prayers(2) of thanksgiving which(2) was odd for(2) an(2) agnostic {BREATH} but {UH} saying <sil> thanks {SMACK} all the time every(2) day and i {BREATH} started to {NOISE} change my perspective {BREATH} and i {NOISE} started to realize(2) {SMACK} the hundreds of <sil> little {UH} things that(2) go right {UH} every(2) day {BREATH} {NOISE} that(2) <sil> i didn't even notice(2) that(2) i took for granted(4) {BREATH} as opposed to focusing(2) on the three or(2) four {BREATH} that went wrong {BREATH} so this is actually(3) <sil> a key to happiness for(2) me {BREATH} is to(3) {UH} just(2) {NOISE} remember(2) when i came over here the car didn't(3) flip over {BREATH} and i didn't(3) trip coming up the stairs it's {NOISE} a remarkable thing {BREATH} this one(2) was {UH} unexpected because(2) i started the year as(3) an agnostic {BREATH} and by the(2) end of the year {UH} i became what(2) a {UH} friend of mine calls {NOISE} a(2) <sil> reverent <sil> agnostic <sil> which(2) i love {BREATH} a movement so if anyone wants to join {BREATH} the {UH} basic idea is whether(2) or(2) not there is a god {BREATH} there's something important {BREATH} and beautiful about the(2) idea <sil> of sacredness {BREATH} and that our rituals can(2) be sacred(2) {BREATH} the {UH} sabbath can be <sil> this was(2) one of the great things about my year {NOISE} doing the sabbath {BREATH} because(2) i am a(2) {UH} workaholic so having this one day where you cannot work {BREATH} it really <sil> that changed my life {BREATH} this is started by a(2) psychologist {BREATH} in virginia who says that {SMACK} you should {SMACK} never ever lie {BREATH} except maybe during poker and golf {UH} his only {UH} exceptions {BREATH} and(2) more than that {NOISE} journey i wanted(2) it to be about religion in america {BREATH} so i {UH} spent time with evangelical christians and hasidic(2) jews and(2) the(2) {UH} i'm very proud because(2) i think i'm(2) {BREATH} the only person in america to(3) {BREATH} out {UH} bible talk {NOISE} a jehovah's(3) witness <sil> <sil> thank {COUGH} you {COUGH} but it was <sil> because(3) i had some very preconceived notions about for(2) instance <sil> evangelical christianity and {UH} i found that it's {UH} such a wide {BREATH} <sil> and(2) varied movement that {BREATH} it is {NOISE} difficult {BREATH} to(2) make {UH} generalizations about it {UH} there's a group {BREATH} i met with(2) called the red letter christians <sil> and they focus(2) on(2) {BREATH} words in the {UM} bible {SMACK} which are the ones that(2) jesus spoke {SMACK} that's how they printed(3) <sil> them in the(2) old bibles {BREATH} and is {SMACK} that(2) jesus <sil> never talked about {BREATH} homosexuality {SMACK} they have(2) a pamphlet that(2) says {BREATH} here's(3) what(2) jesus said {COUGH} about homosexuality {SMACK} and you open it up and there's nothing in it {BREATH} so {UH} they say jesus did talk a lot {UH} about <sil> helping the(2) outcasts(2) helping {UH} poor {BREATH} people {COUGH} so {UM} this {NOISE} was(2) {BREATH} very {NOISE} inspiring {UH} to(2) {NOISE} me <sil> {NOISE} i {UH} recommend {UH} jim wallace and tony campolo {UH} they're <sil> very inspiring leaders {BREATH} even though i disagree {BREATH} with(2) much of what they say <sil> also <sil> thou shalt not i was shocked {NOISE} learning how much of my {BREATH} life {NOISE} is {NOISE} governed {SMACK} by irrational forces {SMACK} and <sil> the thing is <sil> if {SMACK} they're not harmful <sil> they're not to be {SMACK} completely dismissed {BREATH} because(2) <sil> i learned {SMACK} that {UH} i {BREATH} was thinking i was doing all these rituals these biblical(2) <sil> rituals {NOISE} separating my {NOISE} and(2) linen and {NOISE} i would ask these religious {UH} people {UM} why(2) {NOISE} would <sil> the bible possibly {SMACK} tell us to do this why would god care {BREATH} and they said {NOISE} we don't(2) know(2) but {NOISE} it's just rituals {BREATH} that(2) give {UH} us meaning {BREATH} and i {NOISE} would say {UM} but that's crazy {BREATH} and they would say {BREATH} well what(2) about you you {UH} blow out {BREATH} candles on(2) top of a birthday cake {UH} if a guy from mars {SMACK} came down and saw {COUGH} <sil> here's(3) one guy {BREATH} blowing {SMACK} out {NOISE} the {UM} fire on(2) top of a cake {BREATH} versus(2) another guy {BREATH} not wearing clothes of mixed fabrics {BREATH} would the martians say {BREATH} well that he(2) makes sense <sil> but that guy's(3) crazy {BREATH} so {UH} no i think that are(2) not harmful {BREATH} but {UM} rituals by themselves <sil> are not to be {UH} dismissed {BREATH} and finally <sil> i learned that thou shall pick and choose {BREATH} and this one(2) i learned because(2) <sil> i tried to follow everything in the bible {SMACK} and i failed miserably(2) <sil> because(2) you can't {BREATH} you have(2) to pick and choose and <sil> anyone who follows {UH} the bible {BREATH} is going to be picking and choosing {BREATH} the key {NOISE} is <sil> <sil> i do not recommend this at all {BREATH} to(2) give you a sense {UH} of {BREATH} the(2) experience {UH} the {UH} article was called {BREATH} i think you're fat <sil> to pick <sil> and choose the <sil> right parts {BREATH} there's the phrase called {UH} my argument is <sil> what's(2) wrong with cafeterias {BREATH} i've had some great meals at cafeterias <sil>
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we have indeed {NOISE} taken <sil> the best part of {NOISE} the meat <sil> so let's(2) look today <sil> at a set of photographs <sil> of a people who lost {UH} so that we could {NOISE} gain {COUGH} <sil> and(2) know(2) that when(4) you see these people's(3) faces <sil> that(2) these are(2) not just(2) images(2) of the lakota <sil> they stand for(2) all indigenous people {UH} on(2) this piece of paper <sil> is the history(2) the way i learned it <sil> from my lakota friends and family(2) {NOISE} <sil> i'm here today to(2) show my photographs <sil> of the lakota <sil> many of you may have(2) heard of the lakota <sil> or(2) <sil> at least the larger group of tribes <sil> called <sil> sixty six <sil> the beginning of the transcontinental(3) railroad <sil> a new(2) {NOISE} era <sil> we appropriated land for(2) trails and(2) trains to shortcut through the heart of the lakota nation <sil> the treaties were(2) out the window <sil> in response three tribes led by the lakota chief {SMACK} red cloud <sil> <sil> attacked and defeated the(2) u s army many times over <sil> i <sil> want to repeat(2) that part <sil> the lakota defeat {SMACK} the u s army <sil> {NOISE} sixty eight {COUGH} the second(2) fort laramie treaty <sil> clearly guarantees the sovereignty of the(2) great sioux nation <sil> and the lakotas ownership <sil> of the sacred black {NOISE} hills <sil> the lakota are one(2) of many tribes that were(2) moved off their land <sil> to prisoner(2) of war camps <sil> now called reservations <sil> the pine ridge reservation <sil> {NOISE} seventy {COUGH} one(2) <sil> the indian appropriation act <sil> makes all indians wards of the federal government <sil> in addition <sil> the military issued orders forbidding(2) western(2) indians from leaving reservations <sil> <sil> the move destroyed the reservations <sil> making it easier to(2) further subdivide {BREATH} and to sell {UH} with every passing generation <sil> most(2) of the surplus land <sil> i believe to be the most(2) important in this slide show <sil> this is the(2) year of the wounded(2) knee massacre <sil> to(2) this {NOISE} day <sil> this is the most medals of honor <sil> ever awarded(2) for(2) a single battle {UH} <sil> more medals of honor were(2) given(2) for(2) the indiscriminate slaughter <sil> of women and children <sil> than for(2) <sil> any battle <sil> in world war one(2) <sil> world war two <sil> korea(2) <sil> vietnam <sil> iraq <sil> or afghanistan <sil> <sil> the wounded(2) knee massacre {NOISE} is considered <sil> the(2) end of the(2) indian wars <sil> whenever(2) i visit the site of the mass grave at wounded(2) knee <sil> now if any of you have(2) ever heard of {NOISE} aim <sil> the(2) american(2) indian movement <sil> or {UH} of {UH} russell means <sil> or leonard peltier <sil> or of the stand off at oglala <sil> i see it not just(2) {NOISE} a(2) grave for(2) <sil> the lakota {UH} or for the sioux but <sil> as(3) a grave for(2) all indigenous peoples <sil> <sil> the holy man black elk said <sil> i did not know(2) then <sil> how much was ended(2) <sil> when(3) i look <sil> back {COUGH} now from(2) this high hill of my old age {SMACK} <sil> i can still see the butchered women and children <sil> lying {NOISE} heaped and scattered <sil> all along the crooked {SMACK} gulch <sil> when(3) i saw them with(2) eyes still young <sil> <sil> and(2) <sil> i can(2) see that(2) something else {NOISE} died {UH} there in the bloody mud <sil> and was buried in the blizzard <sil> a people's(3) {NOISE} dream {NOISE} died {UH} there <sil> and it was a beautiful dream <sil> with(2) <sil> <sil> this event <sil> a new(2) {NOISE} era in native american(2) history began(2) <sil> everything <sil> can be measured <sil> before(2) wounded(2) knee <sil> and after <sil> because(2) it was in this moment <sil> with the fingers {NOISE} on the triggers of the hotchkiss guns <sil> the court determined <sil> that when(4) the sioux were(2) resettled onto reservations {SMACK} and seven million {NOISE} acres of their land <sil> were(2) opened up to prospectors and homesteaders <sil> the terms of the second(2) fort laramie treaty <sil> had been(2) violated <sil> the court stated(2) <sil> that(2) the black {COUGH} hills were(2) <sil> illegally taken and(2) <sil> that(2) the(2) initial offering(2) price <sil> plus {NOISE} interest(5) {BREATH} should be paid to the sioux nation <sil> ten <sil> statistics about native population today <sil> more than a century <sil> after the massacre at wounded(2) knee <sil> reveal the legacy of colonization <sil> forced migration {BREATH} and treaty violations <sil> <sil> at least sixty percent of the homes on the reservation {BREATH} are infested(2) with(2) black {UH} mold <sil> more than ninety percent of the population {BREATH} lives(2) below the federal(2) poverty line <sil> the tuberculosis rate on pine ridge {BREATH} is approximately eight times higher than the(2) u s national average <sil> the infant mortality rate {SMACK} is the highest on this continent <sil> and is about three times higher than the(2) u s national average <sil> the last(2) chapter <sil> in {NOISE} any successful genocide <sil> is the one in which the(2) oppressor <sil> can remove their hands and say <sil> my god <sil> what are(2) these people doing to themselves(2) <sil> they're killing each other <sil> they're killing themselves(2) <sil> while we watch them(2) die {BREATH} <sil> this is how we came {NOISE} to own these united(2) states <sil> this is the legacy {SMACK} of manifest destiny <sil> prisoners are still born <sil> into prisoner of war camps <sil> long after the guards are(2) gone <sil> <sil> these are the bones left {NOISE} after the best meat <sil> has been(2) has {SMACK} been(3) taken <sil> <sil> a long time ago a series of events {SMACK} was set in motion <sil> by a(2) {UH} people who look like me <sil> by wasichu <sil> eager to(2) take the land {NOISE} and the water {UH} and(2) the gold in the hills <sil> <sil> {NOISE} those {SMACK} events led to(2) {NOISE} a {NOISE} domino effect that(2) has {NOISE} yet to(2) <sil> end <sil> as removed {NOISE} as(3) we the dominant society may feel <sil> what(2) is the(2) connection <sil> between these images of suffering {BREATH} and the history that i just read to you <sil> and how much of this history do you need to(2) {UH} own even <sil> is any of this your(2) responsibility today {COUGH} <sil> <sil> been(3) told that(2) there must be something we can do <sil> there must be some {BREATH} call to(2) {COUGH} action <sil> because(2) for(2) so long i've been(2) standing on the sidelines {SMACK} <sil> content(2) to(2) {NOISE} be a witness <sil> just {SMACK} taking photographs <sil> because(2) the solution seems so far in the {NOISE} past i needed nothing short <sil> of a time machine to(2) <sil> access them <sil> the suffering(2) of indigenous peoples <sil> is not <sil> a simple issue to fix <sil> it's not something everyone can get behind <sil> the way they get(2) behind helping haiti <sil> of {NOISE} ending {NOISE} aids <sil> or fighting a famine <sil> {NOISE} and invited(2) me again and again over five years <sil> but on(2) pine ridge <sil> i will always be what is called wasichu and(2) <sil> wasichu <sil> is a lakota word {BREATH} <sil> the fix {SMACK} as it's called <sil> may be much more difficult for the dominant society <sil> than(2) say a fifty dollar check <sil> or(2) church trip to paint some graffiti covered houses <sil> or a suburban family(2) {BREATH} donating a box of clothes(2) they don't even want(2) anymore <sil> so where(2) does(2) that leave us <sil> shrugging our shoulders in the dark {UH} <sil> the call to(2) {COUGH} action {UH} i offer today <sil> my ted wish <sil> is this <sil> honor the treaties <sil> give {NOISE} back {UH} the black {NOISE} hills <sil> it's not your(2) business(2) what(2) they do with them <sil> that(2) means {COUGH} non {NOISE} indian {COUGH} but another version of this word <sil> means the one who takes the best meat <sil> for(2) himself <sil> and that's what(2) i want to focus(2) on(2) <sil> the one(2) who takes the best part of <sil> the meat <sil> it means greedy <sil> <sil>
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{NOISE} and then as(2) the(2) ammonia re(2) evaporates and combines with the water <sil> back on the erstwhile hot side {BREATH} it creates a powerful cooling effect {BREATH} so it was a great idea {COUGH} that(2) <sil> didn't work at all {SMACK} it blew up {UM} because(2) using ammonia you get {SMACK} hugely high pressures if you {NOISE} heated them wrong {NOISE} it <sil> topped four hundred {NOISE} psi {BREATH} the ammonia was toxic it sprayed everywhere(2) <sil> but {UH} it {BREATH} was(2) kind of an(2) interesting thought <sil> {NOISE} so <sil> the great thing about two thousand and six is {BREATH} there's <sil> a lot of {UH} really great computational work you can(2) do {NOISE} so we {SMACK} <sil> got the whole {SMACK} thermodynamics department at stanford involved a(2) {BREATH} lot of computational fluid(2) dynamics we proved {BREATH} that most of the(2) ammonia refrigeration tables {SMACK} are {NOISE} wrong {BREATH} we {UH} found some non toxic refrigerants that worked at very low vapor pressures {BREATH} {NOISE} this {UH} is {BREATH} a work in process(2) {BREATH} based on(2) {UH} some comments that were(2) made at {SMACK} ted two years(2) ago <sil> about <sil> the(2) need for <sil> the {SMACK} <sil> put it into(2) a container {SMACK} and(2) <sil> it will refrigerate for(2) twenty four hours {SMACK} it looks like {COUGH} this {SMACK} this is the fifth prototype {COUGH} it's not quite done {SMACK} weighs about eight pounds
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AdamGrosser
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<sil> we came up with(2) {UH} a list {COUGH} of <sil> they wanted <sil> band integration(2) {SMACK} that is the machine {COUGH} acting upon the band members {BREATH} specifically not the(2) other way around(2) {BREATH} they wanted the machine action {COUGH} to(3) follow the song {NOISE} feeling so as the song {NOISE} picks up emotion {BREATH} so {NOISE} should {COUGH} the(2) {NOISE} machine get grander <sil> in its process {BREATH} they wanted us to make use of the space {SMACK} so we have(2) this ten thousand sq ft warehouse we were(2) using divided between two floors {BREATH} it included an exterior loading dock we used all of that including a(2) giant {BREATH} hole {NOISE} in the floor that we actually(4) descended the camera(2) and cameraman through {BREATH} they wanted it messy and we were(2) happy to oblige <sil> hi there {SMACK} i'm(2) going to be talking a little bit {NOISE} about {UH} music {SMACK} machines {NOISE} and {COUGH} life the(2) machine itself would start the music {BREATH} so {COUGH} the machine would get(2) started <sil> it would travel some distance {SMACK} reacting along the way <sil> hit play on an(2) ipod or(2) a {UH} tape deck or(2) something that would start {UH} playback {BREATH} and the machine would maintain synchronization throughout {BREATH} and speaking of synchronization {COUGH} they wanted(2) it {SMACK} to sync to the rhythm <sil> and to hit specific beats along the way they wanted it to(2) <sil> end {SMACK} precisely on(2) time <sil> okay so {NOISE} now {UM} the(2) start to finish {BREATH} timing has to be perfect {BREATH} and they wanted(2) the(2) music to <sil> drop out at a certain point in the video {NOISE} and <sil> actual live {NOISE} audio from the machine to play part of the song <sil> and(2) as if that wasn't(2) enough all of these incredibly complicating things right {BREATH} they {UM} wanted(2) it <sil> in one(2) shot <sil> okay <sil> {UH} so {NOISE} just some statistics about sort of what(2) we went through in the process {COUGH} the machine itself has <sil> eighty nine <sil> distinct interactions(2) {BREATH} or(2) more specifically <sil> what we learned from(2) the creation of a very large and(2) complicated machine <sil> for <sil> a(2) music {SMACK} video <sil> some of you may {NOISE} recognize {UH} this image(2) {SMACK} this is the(2) opening frame <sil> of the video that we created(2) <sil> it took us {UH} eighty five <sil> takes <sil> to(3) {UH} get it {NOISE} on film {NOISE} to(3) our satisfaction {COUGH} of those {NOISE} eighty five takes <sil> only three {COUGH} actually(3) successfully completed(2) their {NOISE} we destroyed two pianos(2) <sil> and ten televisions in the process <sil> we went to home depot {NOISE} well over a hundred(4) times and(2) we lost one high heeled shoe {COUGH} when(3) {COUGH} one of our {NOISE} engineers heather knight <sil> left her {NOISE} high heeled shoe after a nice dinner {NOISE} and returned back to the build {BREATH} and {UH} left it in a pile of stuff and {UH} another engineer thought well that would be a(2) really(2) good thing to use(2) and(2) {COUGH} ended up <sil> using it as a really(2) nice trigger and {NOISE} it's actually(3) in the machine {SMACK} <sil> so what(2) did we learn from all of <sil> this well {UM} having completed(2) this we {NOISE} have the(2) opportunity to(2) step back and reflect on some of the things {BREATH} and we learned {UH} that <sil> small stuff stinks <sil> little balls {NOISE} in wooden <sil> tracks {BREATH} are really susceptible to(3) {NOISE} humidity and temperature and a little bit of dust {BREATH} and they fall(2) out of the tracks the(2) exact angles makes it hard to <sil> <sil> get(2) right <sil> and {UH} yet <sil> a bowling ball will always follow the same path it doesn't matter what temperature it is <sil> doesn't matter <sil> what's in its way {NOISE} it will pretty much get where(2) it needs to go {BREATH} <sil> but as(3) much as(2) the small stuff stinks we needed somewhere(2) to start so that(2) we would have(2) somewhere to go {BREATH} and so you have(2) to start with it you have(2) to focus(2) on it {BREATH} small stuff stinks <sil> <sil> what(2) else {UH} planning is incredibly important {COUGH} <sil> you know(2) we spent a lot of time <sil> ideating and {COUGH} even building some of these things <sil> it's been(2) said that {UH} no battle plan survives contact with the enemy {UM} i think our enemy was physics <sil> and {UH} she's {COUGH} a(2) {NOISE} cruel(2) mistress {NOISE} {NOISE} often we had to pull things out {UH} as a result because(2) of timing or aesthetics or whatever(2) {BREATH} and so while planning is important so is flexibility {BREATH} these are(2) all things {NOISE} that ended up not making it {BREATH} into the final machine <sil> {NOISE} be showing the video {COUGH} at the(2) end {COUGH} but {BREATH} before we do {UH} i want to talk a little bit about {UM} what it is that they wanted(2) <sil> now {UM} when(3) we first started talking to ok go <sil> the {UH} name of the song is this too shall pass real car {COUGH} near the end of the video the big real car <sil> works every(2) time there's no problem about it the {NOISE} little one(2) had a tendency to try to run off the track and {BREATH} that's a problem {NOISE} but you don't want to have(2) to reset the whole machine because(2) the lego car at the(2) end {SMACK} doesn't(2) work right so you put that up front so that {NOISE} if it fails at least {SMACK} you know(2) <sil> you {NOISE} don't have to reset the whole <sil> thing <sil> can(2) be {COUGH} were(2) incredibly difficult moments in the building of this thing <sil> months were(2) spent in this {SMACK} tiny cold warehouse {BREATH} and {NOISE} the wonderful elation {SMACK} that we this too shall pass <sil> {NOISE} we {COUGH} <sil> the(2) {COUGH} <sil> they've done {NOISE} <sil> we were(2) really excited(2) {COUGH} because(2) they expressed interest in building a machine {SMACK} that they could dance with(2) {BREATH} and we were(2) very excited(2) about this {BREATH} because {COUGH} of {UH} course they have(2) a history <sil> of {UH} dancing with machines {SMACK} <sil> we sort of started talking about what(2) it is that(2) they wanted(3) and they explained that(2) they wanted {UH} kind of a <sil> rube goldberg machine <sil> now {UH} for(2) those of you who don't(2) know(2) {COUGH} a rube goldberg machine {SMACK} is {NOISE} a(2) so we were(2) excited(2) by this idea {COUGH} and we started talking about {COUGH} exactly {COUGH} what {NOISE} it {COUGH} would look like {BREATH} and we {SMACK} came up with(2) some {NOISE} parameters <sil>
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AdamSadowsky
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and(2) i thought to myself <sil> wouldn't it be great {COUGH} if i had my own <sil> dodo skeleton <sil> and(2) so <sil> i {NOISE} want to point out here at this point that(2) {BREATH} my life {UH} obsessed {BREATH} by {NOISE} objects and the stories that(2) they tell {BREATH} and(2) <sil> this was the very latest one(2) so i began looking around(2) for to <sil> see if anyone sold a <sil> some kind of model that i could get {BREATH} and i found lots of reference material {BREATH} lots of lovely pictures {BREATH} no dice {SMACK} no dodo skeleton for me {COUGH} but the(2) damage had been done i had saved a few hundred photos of dodo skeletons <sil> into(2) my creative projects folder <sil> it's a repository for(2) my brain {NOISE} everything that i could possibly be interested in <sil> any time i have an <sil> internet connection {BREATH} there's a sluice of {NOISE} stuff moving into there {COUGH} everything <sil> from(2) {BREATH} beautiful rings to(3) cockpit photos the key that(2) the marquis du lafayette sent to george washington to celebrate the storming of the {NOISE} {NOISE} russian nuclear launch key the one(2) on the top is the picture of the one(2) i found on {NOISE} ebay the one(2) on the bottom is the one i made for(2) myself {BREATH} because(2) i couldn't afford the one(2) on {NOISE} about four years(2) the new yorker published an(2) article(2) about a cache of dodo bones that was found {NOISE} in a {NOISE} pit {COUGH} on the(2) {NOISE} island {UH} of mauritius <sil> now the island of {NOISE} maybe <sil> yeah {NOISE} maybe i could make {NOISE} my own dodo <sil> skull <sil> <sil> i should point out at this time {NOISE} i'm(2) not a sculptor {BREATH} i'm <sil> a {NOISE} hard edged {SMACK} model maker you give me a drawing you give me a prop to replicate you give me a {SMACK} <sil> {UM} something like {COUGH} this my friend mike {UH} murnane sculpted this it's a(2) <sil> maquette for(2) star wars episode two {BREATH} this is not my thing {UH} i {COUGH} this is something other people do dragons soft(2) things <sil> however <sil> i felt like i had {NOISE} looked at enough photos {UH} of {NOISE} dodo skulls {BREATH} to(2) {COUGH} actually(3) be able to(3) {NOISE} understand the topology and perhaps replicate it {BREATH} i mean it couldn't be that difficult <sil> so {COUGH} i started(2) looking at {COUGH} the best photos i could find {BREATH} i grabbed all the reference <sil> and {NOISE} i found this lovely piece of reference this is {UH} someone selling this on {NOISE} ebay {BREATH} it was {UH} a woman's(2) clearly a woman a s hand hopefully a woman's(3) hand <sil> is a small island off the {NOISE} east coast of madagascar {NOISE} in the(2) indian ocean {BREATH} and {NOISE} it {NOISE} is the place {BREATH} where the dodo bird {BREATH} was(2) discovered <sil> as(2) size reference for(2) figuring out exactly how big the beak should be exactly how long {NOISE} et cetera et cetera {BREATH} and over a few hours {UH} i {COUGH} eventually(2) achieved what(2) was actually(4) a pretty {NOISE} reasonable(2) dodo skull and(2) i didn't(3) <sil> mean to continue <sil> i {COUGH} it's kind of like {COUGH} you know(2) you can(2) only clean a super messy room by picking up one thing at a time you can't {SMACK} think about the totality <sil> i wasn't(2) <sil> thinking about a dodo skeleton {BREATH} i just noticed that {COUGH} as i finished this skull the(2) {SMACK} armature wire(2) that(2) i had been(2) used to holding it up {COUGH} {NOISE} was(2) {BREATH} sticking out of the back just where(2) a spine would be and one(2) of the other things i'd been(2) interested in and obsessed with over the(2) years {SMACK} is spines and skeletons having collected a couple of hundred(3) {BREATH} <sil> i {COUGH} actually(3) understood the mechanics {COUGH} of {UH} vertebrae enough to kind of start to(2) <sil> imitate them(2) and so button by button {BREATH} vertebrae by vertebrae <sil> i built my way down <sil> and {UH} actually(4) by the end of the day i had a <sil> reasonable skull {BREATH} a {UH} moderately good {NOISE} vertebrae and half of a pelvis <sil> and(2) again {NOISE} i kept on going(2) {BREATH} looking for(2) more reference <sil> every bit of reference i could find drawings {SMACK} beautiful photos this guy i love this guy he put a dodo leg bones in {NOISE} a scanner with {UH} a ruler <sil> you can(2) see that i even made {COUGH} a(2) {COUGH} museum label for it that(2) includes a brief history(2) of the dodo and tap plastics made me although {NOISE} i didn't(3) photograph it {BREATH} a museum vitrine {NOISE} i don't have(2) the room for(2) this in my house {BREATH} but i had to finish {NOISE} what(2) i had started(2) <sil> and <sil> this <sil> actually(4) represented kind of a sea change to me {COUGH} again like i said my life has been about being fascinated {UH} by objects and the stories that(2) they tell and also {BREATH} making them for(2) myself {UH} obtaining them {UH} appreciating them {BREATH} and(2) {SMACK} extinguished <sil> all within about one(2) hundred and fifty years <sil> everyone was very excited(2) about this {BREATH} archeological find because(2) it meant {NOISE} that {BREATH} they might finally be able to assemble a single dodo skeleton see and(2) diving into them <sil> and {SMACK} in this folder creative projects {SMACK} there are <sil> tons of projects that(2) i'm(2) currently working on projects that i've already(2) worked on things that i might {COUGH} want to work on some day {BREATH} and things that(2) i may just(2) want to find and(2) buy and have(2) {UM} and <sil> and {NOISE} look at and touch {BREATH} {NOISE} but now there was potentially(2) this new category of things that i could sculpt <sil> that(2) was different that(2) {NOISE} i {NOISE} you know(2) i have(2) my own r two d two but that's {NOISE} honestly relative to(3) sculpting to me that's <sil> easy {BREATH} and so i went back and looked {BREATH} through my {NOISE} creative projects folder <sil> and <sil> i happened across {SMACK} the maltese falcon <sil> {COUGH} now this is funny <sil> for(2) me <sil> to(3) fall in love {UH} with an(2) object from a hammett novel because(2) if it's true that the world is divided into two types of people chandler people and(2) hammett people i am absolutely {BREATH} a chandler person but in this case {BREATH} it's not about <sil> it's not about the(2) author it's not about the book or the movie <sil> or the {NOISE} story {NOISE} it's about the object <sil> in and of itself <sil> and {NOISE} in {NOISE} this case {NOISE} this object <sil> is plays on {UH} a host of <sil> <sil> {NOISE} and it is very {NOISE} likely {NOISE} the object from(2) which(2) <sil> hammett drew his inspiration for the maltese falcon {BREATH} then there is the fictional bird {BREATH} the one(2) that hammett created(2) for(2) the book built {UH} out of words {BREATH} it is the(2) {NOISE} engine that(2) drives the plot {UH} of his book {NOISE} and {BREATH} also the movie in which(2) <sil> another object is created(2) a(2) prop that(2) has to <sil> represent the thing that(2) hammett created(2) out of words inspired by the kniphauser hawk {BREATH} and {NOISE} this {NOISE} represents the {NOISE} falcon in the movie and then {BREATH} there is this fourth {UM} level which(2) is while(2) museums all over the world have(2) dodo skeletons in their collection {BREATH} nobody(2) not {COUGH} even the(2) {NOISE} actual <sil> natural history(2) museum {UM} on the(2) island of mauritius has a skeleton that's made from the bones {UH} of a(2) single dodo {UH} <sil> a whole new {NOISE} object in the world {BREATH} the prop made for(2) the movie the {NOISE} representative of the thing {SMACK} becomes <sil> in its {NOISE} own right {BREATH} a whole {NOISE} other thing {NOISE} a(2) {NOISE} whole new {NOISE} object {BREATH} of desire <sil> <sil> and so i contacted <sil> an <sil> antiquarian bookseller <sil> who had the original christie's(3) catalogue and in it i {COUGH} found this magnificent(2) {COUGH} picture {BREATH} which included a size reference <sil> i was able to scan the picture {BREATH} blow it up to(3) exactly full size it was(2) made out of resin which(2) wasn't(2) a common material for(2) movie props about the time the movie was made {SMACK} it's funny to me that(2) it took a while {NOISE} to(3) authenticate it because {NOISE} i <sil> can(2) see it {NOISE} compared to(3) <sil> this thing and i can(2) tell you {SMACK} it's real <sil> it's the real thing it's made from the {UH} exact same <sil> mold that(2) this one is {BREATH} in {NOISE} this one because the(2) auction was actually(4) so controversial profiles in history(2) the(2) auction house that(2) sold this <sil> {NOISE} and <sil> other side elevation so now i had all the topology {BREATH} i needed(2) {BREATH} to replicate the maltese falcon what do they do how do you start something like that <sil> i {COUGH} really(2) don't(2) know(2) {UH} so what(2) i did was <sil> again {BREATH} like i did with the dodo skull i blew {NOISE} all my reference up to full size <sil> isn't exactly true {BREATH} the {COUGH} fact is is that(2) {UH} the british museum {NOISE} had a complete specimen {BREATH} of a dodo {NOISE} in their collection up until the(2) {NOISE} eighteenth century it was actually(2) mummified skin and all <sil> {NOISE} feather by feather <sil> detail(2) by detail(2) {BREATH} i {NOISE} worked out <sil> and <sil> achieved working in front of the television and super sculpey here's(3) me sitting next to my wife {BREATH} it's the(2) <sil> only picture i took of {COUGH} the {UH} entire process {BREATH} as i moved through i achieved <sil> so i went down to my shop <sil> and {NOISE} i {UM} molded(2) it <sil> and i cast it <sil> in {NOISE} resin(2) <sil> i ended up with this <sil> my maltese falcon {BREATH} and <sil> it's {SMACK} beautiful and i can {NOISE} state {NOISE} with authority at this point in time when(3) i'd finished it {BREATH} of {UH} all of the {NOISE} replicas out there and there is a few this is by far the most(2) <sil> accurate <sil> representation of the original maltese falcon than {NOISE} anyone has sculpted {BREATH} now {COUGH} the(2) original one i should tell you is sculpted by a(2) guy named fred sexton this is where(2) it gets weird {UH} <sil> but in a fit {NOISE} of space saving zeal they actually(4) cut off the head and(2) they cut off the feet and they burned the rest <sil> in a bonfire {COUGH} if <sil> you {COUGH} go look at their website today they'll actually(4) list these specimens saying {BREATH} the rest was {SMACK} lost {SMACK} in {NOISE} a(2) fire <sil> the los angeles county museum of art {NOISE} had {NOISE} a(2) plaster {UH} original of the maltese falcon one(2) of the(2) original six plasters i think made for(2) the movie {BREATH} stolen out of the(2) museum a lot of people thought it was a publicity(2) stunt for the movie {BREATH} john's(3) grill {BREATH} which actually(4) is seen briefly in the maltese falcon is still a {UH} viable san francisco {NOISE} eatery {BREATH} counted(4) amongst its regular customers elisha cook {COUGH} who played wilmer cook {SMACK} in the movie {BREATH} and {COUGH} he {NOISE} gave them(2) {BREATH} one of {NOISE} his original plasters of the maltese falcon and they had it in their {NOISE} cabinet {BREATH} for(2) {UH} about fifteen years {BREATH} until <sil> it {NOISE} got stolen in january of two thousand and seven it would seem that the(2) object of desire only comes into its own by disappearing repeatedly {BREATH} so here i had this falcon and it was lovely <sil> it <sil> looked really great {BREATH} it <sil> the {NOISE} light {COUGH} worked on it really well {NOISE} it was better than anything that i could <sil> achieve or obtain {COUGH} out in the world but there was a problem {BREATH} and the {NOISE} problem was was that the(2) entirety of the(2) object i wanted(2) the weight {BREATH} behind the(2) object {BREATH} this thing was made of {SMACK} resin(2) and it was too light <sil> {NOISE} there's this group online {NOISE} that i <sil> frequent(2) it's a <sil> group of {SMACK} prop crazies just like me called the replica props forum and it's people who trade {BREATH} make <sil> and travel in information(2) about movie props {BREATH} and it turned out that(2) one of the guys there {BREATH} a friend of mine that {NOISE} i {NOISE} never actually(2) met but befriended through some prop deals {BREATH} was the manager of a local foundry he took my master falcon pattern {BREATH} he actually(3) {NOISE} did <sil> lost wax casting in bronze for(2) me {SMACK} and this is the bronze i got back {BREATH} and this is after some acid etching the one(2) that i ended up with {BREATH} and this thing <sil> it's deeply deeply satisfying <sil> to me {SMACK} here i'm going {COUGH} to {BREATH} i going to put it out there {BREATH} later on tonight {SMACK} and you can(2) {UM} a {UH} i {COUGH} want(2) {NOISE} you to(2) {COUGH} pick it <sil> not quite the whole truth <sil> anyway <sil> the frontispiece <sil> of this article was this photo {BREATH} and i'm(2) one(2) of the people that(2) thinks that(2) tina brown <sil> was great {COUGH} for(2) bringing photos to the new yorker because(2) this photo <sil> yeah <sil> i {NOISE} there you {COUGH} can(2) {COUGH} see it's weighing in {COUGH} at {UH} twenty seven and(2) a half pounds {BREATH} that's half {BREATH} the weight of my dog {COUGH} huxley <sil> but there's a problem {COUGH} now {UH} <sil> here's(3) {NOISE} the {UM} most(2) {NOISE} recent progression {UH} of {UH} falcons on the far left is a piece of crap a {BREATH} replica i bought on {NOISE} ebay there's my {NOISE} somewhat(2) {UM} ruined(2) sculpey falcon because(2) {NOISE} i had to get it back out of the mold there's my first casting {BREATH} there's my master and there's {NOISE} my bronze <sil> that(2) happens when(2) you mold and cast things which is that(2) every(2) time you throw it into silicone and cast it in resin you {NOISE} lose a little bit of volume {NOISE} you lose a little bit of size {BREATH} and when(3) i held {COUGH} my bronze one {UH} up against my sculpey one(2) it was shorter by three quarters of an inch <sil> why(2) didn't i {COUGH} remember this why didn't(4) i start and make it bigger <sil> so {UH} what do i do i figure i have(2) two options <sil> one and blown this up big enough <sil> to(3) {NOISE} make a three d lithography {BREATH} master of this which(2) i will polish {BREATH} then i will send to(3) the(2) mold maker and then i will have(2) it done in bronze {NOISE} there are several people who own originals <sil> and i have(2) been(2) attempting to contact them(2) and reach them(2) {BREATH} hoping that they will let me spend few minutes in the presence of one(2) of the real birds maybe to take a picture or even to pull {NOISE} out {COUGH} the hand held {UH} laser scanner that i happen to {UH} own that(2) fits inside a cereal box <sil> and(2) could maybe without even touching their bird i swear {COUGH} get a {COUGH} perfect(2) three d scan and i'm(2) even willing to(2) sign pages saying that(2) i'll never let anyone else have(2) it except for(2) me in my office i promise i'll give them(2) one if they want it {BREATH} and completely rocked my world <sil> i {UM} became obsessed with the(2) object {NOISE} not just(2) the <sil> beautiful photograph itself and(2) the color the shallow depth of field the detail(2) that's visible {BREATH} the wire you can(2) see on the beak there that(2) the conservator used to put this skeleton together {BREATH} there's an(2) entire story here <sil> <sil> then maybe then {NOISE} i'll achieve the(2) end of this <sil> exercise but <sil> really(2) if we're all going to be honest with ourselves i have(2) to admit that(2) achieving the end of the(2) exercise was never the point of the(2) exercise to begin with {SMACK} was(2) it
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