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the more you slide towards normal quote-unquote whatever that is
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on the scale lessons you have
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molested less than conditions that present themselves
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the more you slide towards artisan where however your brain works
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be enough
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the more artistic kinds of reactions to things that you might have mike
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extremely except upset
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at relatively small changes
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there’s a pretty wide range of before that
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hester’s syndrome in
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in fact found
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we could meet pretty functionally can actually pretty pretty phenomenal in
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some cases
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some of us are intelligent
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tsongas or not
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songs can override and develop thing uh… techniques to override our car
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as you can see
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summers cannot
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and so it’s all kind of a sliding scale of you know one person’s us investors
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you’ve met one person can be very different than layer on top their
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personality traits and things are all the time
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but underline is this drive for
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burial in your hypothetically
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and if it’s not extremely linear
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um… you may be one
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one option for personal is kind of thinking is
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that they have
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not only have the linear step-by-step kind of
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across the land process going on but they also have
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confuses the plans know exactly what they’re going to do it
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yet that when district commission happens
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if things don’t come together
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we had a little bit special formula oppression
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but before you say that you don’t want to work with anybody that’s burgers are
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you before you decide that
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that uh… you know that were all completely because i do want to know
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there there’s quite a few people that have had asked for her is that done
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quite well
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for instance bill gates
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for instance that an accurate for instance melissa
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for instance that so several founding fathers including a believe washington
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jefferson
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and frankl
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of the
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there are made by two people
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numbers that i like the only one out of ten thousand people have asked orders
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i think that’s completely off
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and it depends on the population of people that you are
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in fact uh… i find
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about what people were project man
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here’s a business process analysts
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this is the work that i found myself exhibited an awful lot of effort but
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industry tendencies
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we are great schedule keepers we are grateful
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you know
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i guess navigated through processes
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howard create test
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mapping out
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relationships between things
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desensitize people
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one of the problems that we have you may notice that i am able to look right at
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the camera
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but if you were right in front of me i probably would not be looking at you and
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looking at you in the eye because
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we have a tendency to regard people’s faces rather intense
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all this but a lot
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india
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that mexico challenging for us to read some of the bottom line
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signaled signals we can
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absolutely cannot out learner
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controller
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but if you’re like me m you can talk to anybody from the gender to the c_e_o_
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and um…
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you know communicate outwardly just fine
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but they had to be somebody right next to you that pat has that in their
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archives
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particularly worth fighting against
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when you have no clue you know
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unnecessarily re people very well
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bachelors was delayed but his heart
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once all this cat do music well
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carriages thinking about
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about why i think
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bolton dimension
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boats are with one of them
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people who have been
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testers
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statements think about that
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visa people i think very lanier
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these are people that like to that don’t necessarily enjoy surprises com
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for changes in their plan
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unless they’re extremely positive overwhelming sometimes i surprised to be
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ok silas camp can suppress is bureau
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if you think about music
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music ’em
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in general
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especially read music
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very cyclical
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there’s a verse
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yes uh… offcourse
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there’s repetitive stuff
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and
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uh… and is it ridiculous can we expect it to
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and their dynamics and they come where you expect them to
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and so if you are listening to a song or playing a song over and over and over
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again you know exactly when waters
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happened on the civic property state
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presumptive oscars
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om
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we also can see could be barry
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kind of silently fountain pen
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sometimes to are detriment in other words uh… noises
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that we can’t control
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they distract us
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three earlier create curricula stress and us
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and yet if we’re controls them
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and we are going to surprise event that power cord
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met our curtis it’s very hard to it
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parker
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so if we know it’s going to be true cheaper and a tricky cord
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and we know it or it’s going to be
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on the planet
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is actually pretty catherine too and we might be relegated practicing as we can
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often play the same thing over and over again
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and really get into it
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because what we know what to expect we know exactly what’s going to happen next
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not everybody has been with us burgers
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find pleasing comforting
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or even interesting
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i do believe there is potentially important
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number of pretty exceptional musicians that expert
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right trend michener a few minutes ago
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i heard figures like one hundred ten thousand people have been got
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i think it’s more like three or four people out of every one hundred but then
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again
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it depends on the populations that you’re exposed to the people you have it
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maybe go straight up any literate population but web project management
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business council field
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music field icl bunch of people have to lawyers
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a number of both
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and we are to cally hoffenberg if it at the university relationships between
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thanks
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happened to the fact each other
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they don’t com
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make sense of
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myself
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icy relationships between things process flows and what’s happening in setting up
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a ban
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social media using the internet
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i think well i i think of those things i see them three dimensions
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and that the most interesting challenge that i have the strength to one or two
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dimensions
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so i could show it to you
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you want to break something out by my books
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but if you think of
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uh… bob
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music in general were carting off when we play and
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and listen to music project and would play and even if we report
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we’re firing off a lot of things that i want to have brand more seminar
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for religious values the house
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when we’re playing music
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more different parts program for working concert
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and it is a very multi-dimensional production and we
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understand relationships between nine a bit musicianship relationship between
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the drums and bass
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families are going to find other people when you’re not all that kind of thing
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but i think uh… for those of africa tune in that part of our kara
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capabilities
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might have some exceptional skills there
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and that i believe that i did