And by why I don't mean to make a profit.

(Applause)

Well, it was wonderful. Boggles my mind.

And so I started reading the meter every week.

And we go through this several rounds.

Instead of circumstances, outcomes.

50,000 tons over the last decade almost every year.

That was the family business.

I mean, I asked my students to do this as well.

And this is the result.

And by why I don't mean to make a profit.

I took as a prison governor.

I'm gonna take this and multiply it by my vector.

How did both of us do?

What is your success?

And for what?

This, right here, is one possible outcome, one specific outcome.

The first time we use this rule we started drawing this part of the tree.

Let's assume you and I both flip a coin. When I flipped, I get the following sequence.

Haven't had much luck inside the Land of Enchantment.

The final thing is the motion.

Still has the fever, and she's hypoxic she doesn't have much oxygen in her lungs.

You see this is the initial test.

Ned's C.T.

Because they're part of the story.

We wanted to know if what is being done is effective.

Each cell of this grid, each box in this grid, would represent an outcome.

Approximated result

Just like that.

We'll present our research on Sunday at the 2011 neuro science conference.

We're going to go through every token it matches and instill a list of results.

Here is the complete dossier on katie connor.

And this is what you do.

Finally, we're going to interpret that tree to figure out what it means to get the result.

We're going to print out both of their values and then check to see if they're actually equal.

Poll numbers.

I am pleased with the result.

We drilled 23 core samples.

Olivia thinks they may have found our guy.

And as a result you've endangered

Editor of the journal please publish my paper.

Evolution kicked in and that's the cool bit.

So now running the same print, it prints out the value of a as 125.

So b could be equal to minus 14.

This time with four parties A, B, C, and D.