It's about the nuance of human language.

This word has a subtle nuance to it.

So already we have some new nuance on profit.

The second issue is a nuance of the first.

And we'll continue to learn the nuance of everything that's going on.

On the republican side it's a little bit more nuance you could have similar results

Is there more nuance demanded there? Concerns about nuclear energy can be addressed with future technologies?

one way to view it, and we'll get a little bit of nuance in the future

I made that image of Durga and her every attribute, her every nuance, my very own.

That's a little bit of a nuance, and it's good to think about why this works.

Now, if you're not a gamer, you might miss some of the nuance in this photo.

We'll talk a lot in the future about why that is, and we'll get more into the nuance.

The nuance is, what you put on the axis to put yourself in the upper right hand corner.

That may seem like a technical nuance, but it's really the difference between what happened on Unit 1, and what happened on Unit 3

And we'll talk a little bit more about assets and enterprise value, and there's a little bit of a nuance there, but essentially the company itself.

And if carbon 12 is neutral and I'll give a little nuance on this word in a second as well if it's neutral it will also have 6 electrons.

So we started developing a technology that will allow him with nuance, with precision, with control, and despite his physical disability, to be able to do that, to be able to perform his piece of music.

And as these tools become more physical, more aware of their motion, aware of each other, and aware of the nuance of how we move them, we can start to explore some new and fun interaction styles.

So anyway, hopefully, this video will give you a little bit more nuance on evolution, and I want to do a couple of videos like this, because I really want to make it clear that it's not making some wild claim that all of a sudden this appears spontaneously, that it really is a thing that happens over millennia and eons and very gradually.

And what all this means is that paradigms take far too long to shift, that complexity and nuance are ignored and also that money talks because we've all seen the evidence of pharmaceutical companies funding studies of drugs that conveniently leave out their worst side effects, or studies funded by food companies of their new products, massively exaggerating the health benefits of the products they're about to bring by market.

For if we keep our independent decision making part of our brains switched on, if we challenge experts, if we're skeptical, if we devolve authority, if we are rebellious, but also if we become much more comfortable with nuance, uncertainty and doubt, and if we allow our experts to express themselves using those terms too, we will set ourselves up much better for the challenges of the 21st century.