Or another way to think about it is,

A million members? Yeah.

One million!

We know that it is a large city, but we may be unsure about exactly how many people live in the city.

In week 3, what's going to happen?

Or should I leave the piece intact as it is right now?

And that everyone's a perfect logician.

One, on average, comes from Europe.

How do we know that?

How interesting.

Just say again how many prisoners and how many boxes?

So, we'd expect the tenth most prolific photographer to have contributed about a tenth of the photos, and the hundredth most prolific photographer to have contributed only about a hundred as many photos as the most prolific photographer did.

Hundreds of years ago, the Triads would kill their enemies... with 100 cuts to the body.

Last one. Question... 100!

If this were Zambia 300 of you would be farmers, 100 of you would have AlDS or HlV.

Close to a hundred people, across all agencies.

So, here's the statistics

And 100 is arbitrary.

Chris Anderson Jamie, here's the puzzle to me.

It suffered one of the worst famines in modern times.

but if I'd had hundreds,

Why does Sam keep you around?

If you just shaded that in, that would be 100 .

And again, just for ease of illustration, I'm going to plot just systolic blood pressure.

Hopefully others will join up soon

So, we had two million.

So one way to think is they get 1 dollar in premium for 100 dollars insurance or if they had 100 Sals they get 100 dollars in premium and the only way they would break even is if only one of those Sal's dies.

In fact, one in 70 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

They live about seven good years longer than the average American.

So here's the problem This is what we all want.

One for each colonist. Over 100 at least.

You think they'd give a flying fuck about a taxi driver and a nosy kid?

We get 98 over here, which is minus 4 plus 102.

Doing business and all, I've learned that people are the most important factor.

We were standing on the edge of thousands of acres of cotton.

So now he owns 30 .

Calluses and dirt under the nails.

S. Thrun And I'm Sebastian Thrun. I'm a research professor at Stanford University and a Google fellow.

If you multiply this by a 100 you would get 100 dollars in premiums.

100

One hundred.

100.

It was literally impossible.

So times a million, right?

Let's look at this chart another way.