I think about it often.

How often do you think I have that day?

And I think often times people get lost in that.

And I often think of the raw and the refined.

And I often think that they have the best of all worlds.

We often think linearly.

Now, finally, I am often so disappointed when people think that I'm advocating a dumbing down of science.

But I bet there's something you didn't think about today something so close to home that you probably don't think about it very often at all.

Often, we think we're doing a good thing.

But what people really often think about the dictionary is, they think more like this.

You know, we often think that language mirrors the world in which we live, and I find that's not true.

And when you think about nature, often you think about it as being all about competition.

People often think it simply means feeling sorry for somebody.

The mainstream media often paints my generation as apathetic, and I think it's much more accurate to say we are deeply overwhelmed.

It wasn't organized in the way we often think of it.

We too often admire those buildings. We think they are beautiful.

We often can't think of a young woman who has heart disease.

I mean I often think I'm going to die in a plane, or I'm going to die in an airport, or die jogging without an identification on me.

Because I think, in some way and I'll come back to that but the crisis of desire is often a crisis of the imagination.

Data is often better than you think. Many people say data is bad.

But really, truly often you think about letting go way before your body does.

And I'm often asked, why do you think so many people have read this?

I often hiccup.

I often hiccup.

It's all in the way that you think about people that often determines their behavior.

I took pictures of everybody's hands, because I think you can often tell a lot about somebody from how their hands look. I took a portrait of everybody, and asked everybody to make a funny face.

I feel depressed often.

I often have nightmares.

I often catch colds.

I often read books.

I was often there.

I often eat chicken.

I often drink tea.

Well, I think we've found its secret It's just sampling what's out there in the computational universe and quite often getting things like Rule 30 or like this.

I don't think, even though we often hear, you know, hear the ethical and moral reasons, the religious reasons, Here's why caring and giving will make you happier.

In these stories, robots often think that they're human, and they sort of come to life.

Your own personal play history is unique, and often is not something we think about particularly.

So if you think of cancer as a weed, we often can whack the weed away.

I think in pictures, I don't think in language.

But I think this research shows that the British Enlightenment, or the Scottish Enlightenment, with David Hume, Adam Smith, actually had a better handle on who we are that reason is often weak, our sentiments are strong, and our sentiments are often trustworthy.

I think that compassion also is often linked to beauty and by that I mean a willingness to see beauty in the other, not just what it is about them that might need helping.

I think you matter to God I think you matter to history I think you matter to this universe.

I think it's there, and I think we need to go look for it, and I think it's underground.

What do I think about when I think about art?

RB I don't think I think too much about legacy.