one last question.

So we're also going to do it.

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That isn't one of them, for me, but there's many others.

There's many possibilities.

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Young man, there are no questions until I've reached the climax of my lecture.

Let's end up with one final question, just as a formality.

So the question is, what is the total amount of fruit in the basket?

That's a fantastic research area that will be with us for the next, at least, 2 decades.

The better your model the more accurate your control. It takes some work to get it right.

One last question, please. Mr Clay.

Weird. This may be difficult. I'll come back later.

But you're right I wasn't an A student.

Well, thank you very much! Laughter Q

How I came to do the last 3 questions?

And one final question

I'd like you to clap your hands.

I give a talk to some remarkable high school students each summer, and ask them, after they've asked me questions, and I give them a talk and so on.

We take away fifteen apples, and the ratio becomes one to four.

That's what this says.

That's a bit long, but it is sort of interesting.

This, I hope, will be a future engineer or a future scientist in the battle for truth.

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I was asked a question in my turn.

I was asked a question in my turn.

And indeed, they would say, All day. All night.

A little bit of unfortunate timing, but that's how it goes sometimes.

I don't work with people in any kind of traumatic situation.

I grow tired of asking this, so it will be the last time.

I think this is the last. It's a page on its own.

Final question. The last one. How did Marshal Ney die?

The QA will follow, but I want you to keep your questions strictly on topic.

I want you to think about how you design computer programs to solve particular problems.

Now, at this time I'd like to field any questions anybody has. This is the time to do it.

I was asking him a question.

So cancer, for example, is about 30 percent.

So, what would change everything?

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Because we've got people in all five, around us.

A question could be asked. Where have you been?

I'm going to ask you a series of control questions.

So thank you for those numbers.

You don't like to be surprised by people who come around the corner.