And then what we tell them is, as soon as you realize that you have a blue forehead, as soon as you have a blue forehead, you have to leave the room.

Let's try it by creating a chimney on the roof.

And he's going to leave the room the first time that the

We're working on a room.

Your room number, please?

Your room number, please.

May I have your room number?

Could you please tell me your room number?

I'd like a twin room, please.

Ready, Rainsford? All set.

As soon as you realize your forehead is blue, you leave the room.

So as soon as they turn the lights off, he's going to

And so when the lights get turned off, this guy will

My mother cleans the room.

Okay, ladies, pick a room.

We found a room at the inn.

Sorry, wrong room.

Sorry, wrong room.

We looked at rooms that were mechanically ventilated, which are the data points in the blue.

Could I change rooms?

She brought students in to solve problems.

OK.

Final position, we're ready to go.

Mrs. Jones ordered the room to be swept by noon.

I'd like a room in the corner of the building.

The president of Khan Academy and chief operating officer, he was my roommate freshman year at Next House.

I left my key in my room.

Okay, thank you.

Well, I clean the rooms.

This problem is about planning in belief space.

I even stuck another room on the building, which I'd like to show you.

Did you check all the rooms?

I'd like a room with a good view.

I'd like a room with a good view, please.

We've prepared some quarters.

One of the guards will take you up to the residence.

So you say to yourself, Well, that's worth something.

My father is in his room.

And then they turn the lights on, and say,

So... But I have... I have some rent here.

Have you cleaned your room yet?

Did you reserve a room at the hotel?

It's about a year's worth of data.

I saw her clean the room.

I lived in an apartment complex, at Danchi, that was 25 stories high.