So you can imagine how that works.

Can you imagine how small it is?

You can imagine how excited they were.

So, imagine how big this is and how much ice is charging out.

Imagine how vulnerable the system is to deliberate attacks.

Can you imagine how much biased his report would be?

You can't imagine how much detail we know about brains.

Imagine how hard that must be, and we did it.

So, you can imagine how traumatized and how dysfunctional the houses are where our children come from.

As a clergyman, you can imagine how out of place I feel.

So imagine how something like this could help revolutionize your field of work.

If that's how you talked, imagine what kind of work would get done.

Imagine chemistry textbooks that actually understand the structure of how molecules are formed.

But imagine how difficult it would be to find that tumor in this dense breast.

It's really hard to imagine a sofa, how it's going to look in your house.

They could not, and they cannot, imagine how they could really deal with this reality.

Do those who do evil imagine that they will escape Us? How ill they judge!

Do those who do evil imagine that they will escape Us? How ill they judge!

Imagine how you feel and then imagine the difference when you might see somebody who has a story of entrepreneurship and hard work who wants to tell you about their business.

So just imagine how many man months or man years are wasted, just like I wasted a day.

I want you to imagine how we got from making objects like this to making objects like this.

Imagine how you feel when you see somebody on street who is begging and you're about to approach them.

Can you imagine? Seriously, can you imagine?

I think this is an extraordinary example of how curiosity based research we just wondered how they climbed up something can lead to things that you could never imagine.

I don't know how many of you might imagine it, but there's actually a TEDster who recently got back from Iraq.

Imagine his name and imagine him inside the glass.

And when Bell actually strips the patient, begins to examine the patient, you can only imagine how much more he would discern.

And so, how I see my work contributing is sort of trying to literally re imagine these connections and physically rebuild them.

Imagine this sign everywhere except imagine it doesn't say College Bakery, imagine it says YouTube and Facebook and Twitter.

We need to be able to imagine going back and making a different choice, and then we need to be able to kind of spool this imaginary record forward and imagine how things would be playing out in our present.

OK, everybody imagine books and imagine just tearing out the pages.

And just to give you a sense of how this works, imagine that we took a nasal swab from every single one of you.

Imagine that.

Imagine that.

Imagine you're a shipwrecked sailor adrift in the enormous Pacific. You can choose one of three directions and save yourself and your shipmates but each choice comes with a fearful consequence too. How do you choose? In telling the story of the whaleship Essex, novelist Karen Thompson Walker shows how fear propels imagination, as it forces us to imagine the possible futures and how to cope with them.

So imagine a grid, like the one I'm showing you right now, and now imagine, within that grid, that two dimensional sheet, imagine neurons.

What was difficult was to get them to imagine so, imagine that that link could have gone to virtually any document you could imagine.

In fact, how can we imagine a more efficient Council with more than double the number of countries that can exercise the right of veto?

So, imagine we could do that and imagine we could put people into this.

So imagine yourself.

Imagine designing spring.

Imagine that orchestration.

Can you imagine?

Can you imagine?

Can you imagine?