It's really amazing.

That's really amazing.

Really, it's amazing.

And it was really amazing.

And that is really amazing.

I think you're really amazing.

So, they really are pretty amazing creatures.

It's really amazing that all this stuff is here.

So I have a really cool day job I get to do some really amazing stuff.

I work with really amazing, little, itty bitty creatures called cells.

The RCA is really quite an amazing school from that viewpoint.

So really, just an amazing image, slowed down extremely, to extremely slow speeds.

Now, I believe that one really amazing thing will happen if you do this.

What really makes it amazing that the circulation of these newspapers were growing too.

And it's really an amazing store. I got them a year and two weeks ago.

Well, I'm not going to explain this equation, but theoretical physics is really an amazing subject.

David Milch, creator of Deadwood and other amazing TV shows, has a really good description for this.

Now the good news about Architects for Humanity is they're really kind of the most amazing group.

I will say it was an amazing year because it really was life changing, and incredibly challenging.

All I wanted to do was to get better, and I didn't realize how amazing it really was until now that I'm older and I see the amazing things that he's doing.

That if engineers and scientists really turned their minds to this, it's amazing how we can affect the planet.

But what's even more amazing, really, than this fantastic scale of progress, is that look at how predictable this is.

Amazing. Amazing performance.

Hella Jongerius is a person that is able to make a synthesis that is really quite amazing and also quite hilarious.

Such progress, had it really been made in such a short period of time, would no doubt be an amazing feat.

Anyway, just amazing, amazing things.

But these machines that power the inside of the cells are really quite amazing, and they really are the basis of all life because all of these machines interact with each other.

But what's really amazing is that the cells, when we electrically stimulate them, like with a pacemaker, that they beat so much more.

And I went to visit Louise Bourgeoise, who's also still working, and I looked at her sink, which is really amazing, and left.

And a really amazing part of this is that any computer program can be translated into one of these tile programs specifically, counting.

So, you may think that's sort of really crazy, but there are some pretty amazing things that are happening that make this possible.

And I thought really what we need is an elders program to just sit at the feet of amazing people and hear them talk.

But it's really quite amazing that these cells, these micro machines, are aware enough of what the cell needs that they do their bidding.

I know you've never heard of him, but just mark this day that someday you will hear of him, because he's really an amazing man.

It's a massive store of carbon, it's an amazing store of biodiversity, but what people don't really know is this also is a rain factory.

And it was an amazing occurrence and an amazing understanding.

And the amazing thing about this really insidious technological innovation is that even just with this one thing, we can experience a huge range of regret.

An amazing record of the colonization of the Sahara 5,000 years ago is been sitting out there waiting for us to go back. So, really exciting.

Amazing.

And he'd be showing you these amazing statistics, these amazing animations.

But, oh well. In the end, however, and this is really amazing, for each of those 10 TEDTalk clusters that I submitted, I actually received meaningful summaries.

So there were Well, you know, the the fossil record is truly amazing because it really forces you to look at living animals in a new way.

It's amazing.

Huh, amazing.

That's amazing.