I just thought, and I thought long and hard.

It was just as I thought.

And I thought, I'm just dumb and I cannot find it.

But I just thought I'd talk about a moment.

I just thought it was, you know, completely boring.

And I thought he was just sweet talking me.

I just thought it's a dream and I want to do it.

So I thought, Well let's just give it a try.

I just thought they'd be kind of fun to do.

And I thought I'd end with just a couple more.

It's a thought. Just a thought.

And I must say that I thought that step might just be plain impossible.

But then, I just thought that this human vision wasn't good enough.

This I had just arrived in Barcelona for the first time, and I thought you know, fly all night, I looked up, and I thought, wow, how clean.

And I thought I would do just one thing on the 100 laptop here just to prove that this stuff works here.

I didn't take it personally, but I just I had I naively had thought, until this surfing experience started me into the 17th century, I'd thought that's just the way people thought, and everybody did, and they recognized reality by what they could see or touch or feel or hear.

And so this morning I thought, Oh well, I'll just do a card trick.

You get you get, like I just had a natural feeling for science and setting up experiments. I thought that was the way everybody had always thought.

And I just thought to myself, Wow, we've arrived somewhere in the world, you know?

At first I thought I was just going to be here to perform, but unexpectedly, I learned and enjoyed much more.

I dropped down in this ice hole, just through that hole that you just saw, and I looked up under the underside of the ice, and I was dizzy I thought I had vertigo.

And then I thought no, no. I should just get up there and be myself and just talk the way I really talk because, after all, this is the great unveiling.

Interviewer So it was enough to be scary? Woman Yeah, but I thought that was just me.

And I thought that if pattern can unite these disparate elements, it can do just about anything.

And I just thought it'd be wonderful, it'd be really nice to contribute something to his memory.

So I just thought, I'm going to capture thumbprint, footprint, or whatever traces we leave as humans.

are up to 780 and I thought I saw one go by there, just to localize this which is good news.

So I thought I would just like to show you some of the pictures I've taken of some of my mentors.

And, you know, they had lots, just lots of stuff in there that you didn't need, I thought.

And I realized, the roots of the way I sort of thought was just the only natural way to think about things.

So I thought I'd start off by just telling you a little bit about myself and why I lead this schizophrenic life.

So, just give it a moment of thought.

So I thought I would end by telling you just a couple of the take aways, the bigger lessons that I learned from my year.

My dad was always whistling around the house, and I just thought that's part of communication in my family.

And the oars kind of became a symbol of just in how many ways I went beyond what I thought were my limits.

And then finally, just thought, there's a better way.

I thought everybody thought in pictures.

Then, while jogging with my dog one morning, she pulled me into what I thought was just another illegal dump.

For example, when I had a cluster of all the beautiful talks, someone thought I was just trying to find the ultimate pick up line.

I thought that was a wonderful thought.

I think this is, obviously, substantially different from anything we'd ever thought about doing before, just by the nature of it.

And then I said to myself, I've just got to get this thought out of my mind as quickly as possible.

They just thought, Well, we'll give a course of 10.

And just as I was having that thought, he looked up at me and said, So that when I grow up, I can show this to my kids?

I mean, here you have these guys who basically thought they were just following this hunch, this little passion that had developed, then they thought they were fighting the Cold War, and then it turns out they're just helping somebody find a soy latte.