Decision making.

And this comes from 0 as well.

Each task was made up of many, many, many sub choices of course.

But technology alone isn't enough.

And I'm going to show you why. Dilbert already knows, of course. Dogbert's tech support.

So the human touch, you see, it's disappearing.

It all has to do with when you face what I call the INCA.

I took a picture at the decisive moment.

(Laughter)

The yellow line shows us the most likely path.

When he aimed, he never missed.

So this is his answer about a defining moment in American history.

That's a complicated problem that's a lot to know.

I appreciate a man who's calm and careful In his decision making.

In that very moment, my lost love will be confirmed.

Are there any shifts we could do oh we could totally shift over that (b).

Anybody out here old enough to know Studs Terkel, that old radio man?

Why would we use that verb, it doesn't feel right?

I mean, everybody has their hazard.

Politicians have no technical understanding, and thus provide no value when arriving at a decision.

They determine everything a person says does or thinks from the moment of birth to the moment of death.

(Laughter)

They probably were simply following the wisdom that has come down through the ages, this adage that when you're making decisions, especially decisions of importance, it's best to be in charge, it's best to be in control, it's best to be in the driver's seat.

Then I realized, Oh my gosh! I'm having a stroke!

And that's a powerful kind of communication.

You have to decide what you're going to focus on.

He wanted to know everything about that tree.

Similarly, people are prone to annoying things

Ken Livingstone was reelected.

I don't know is the bedrock beneath your certain truth.

This is not a supplementary vitamin for the soul.

An environment is fully observable if you can see the state of the environment which means if you can make all decisions based on the momentary sensory input.

But one reason is because it indicates a change, from before to after.

Defining moment in American history, I don't think there's one you can't say Hiroshima, that's a big one

In a production environment, this will allow the operator to know how much time is remaining in the cycle and make better time management decisions when leaving the machine

I'm a neuroscientist, and I study decision making.

Using careful photography,

He plays little part in the decision making.

Now, even now?

How magnificent.

The next...

The first has to do with memory, that we can find these moments.

But in building a browser, you end up memoizing or caching a lot.

But Joan Charot can make or break our project without even blinking.

In fact, he basically invented Graph SLAM 200 years ago. He just didn't know about it.