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1. always try to please yourself, not other people when
writing.
2. Before wirting out your superhero think about his personal life and
how things are going to change.
3. use your imagination dont be afraid to come up with the wildest thought in the real world.

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1. people have learned to only express their feelings through technology
2. people now lack in communicating with others in person
3. writing a letter to someone will make them happier than you sending a text

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1. Liars use longer sentance structures
2. When lying people tend to use examples of other people to draw attention away from himself.
3. We hear 10-200 lies a day

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1. The art of letter writing as a form of communication is not dead.
2. Getting hand written letters makes people happier than receiving texts or emails.
3. Writing letters is a much more personal form of communication because you actually spend time thinking about the person you are writing to.

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Inside The Mind Of A Master  Procrastinator

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Inside The Mind Of A Master  Procrastinator

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1. The brain of a procrastinator is different from somebody that is not,  we are fine until we find something else that caught our attention.
2. We (the procrastinator) mainly get things down only when we panic when its close to a due date.
3. There are two types of procrastinator one that have deadlines which will allow you to get things done. And one is long term they don't got a deadline which effect our life the most.

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1. The english language developed 2-3 million years ago.
2. There are over 7,000 different languages spoken around the world.
3. It may have started as gestures.

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1. Chimpanzees and bonobos are our closest living relatives.
2. Language may have started as gestures.
3. Language started to developed 2-3 million years ago.

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1. language started to develop 2 to 3 million years ago.
2.

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1. You don’t have to know someone to have a connection with them 2. People run to social media to comfort themselves 3. People who write letter are not letter writers their story tellers .

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1. Most people lie once or twice a day usually.
2. The internet has made us humans really bad at deception.
3. People cant often tell when someones lying because our deception is so bad.

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1.we spend most of our lives coming up with ways to or trying to detect lies.
2.  Liars tend to act and be more negative.
3. Liars tend to explain events more in simple terms, and they tend to use unnecessary words in a sentence or story.

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We hear anywhere from 10 to 200 lies a day. And although we've spent much of our history coming up with ways to detect these lies by tracking physiological changes in their tellers, these methods have proved unreliable. Is there a more direct approach?

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1. some people don't give others the thank you they need to keep going.
2. people hurt if they don't get appreciated like they want to be.
3. some people go through drug addiction because they weren't appreciated enough.

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1. Joe is making a connection with the audience while talking about his fear.
2. Our nervous system can’t tell a difference between an tiger or a open mic night. It’s interesting  that our nerves can make a fear out of something that’s not even scary.
3. Joe kept going back every week until he wouldn’t be nervous anymore. But it didn’t work so he kept trying other ways to make him less nervous so he made a song that pointed out his personal fear and insecurity’s.

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1. A lot of Humans lie once or twice a day.
2. Sometimes people don't know when they are lying.
3. People are really bad at detecting deception.

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1. Most humans tend to lie once or twice a day.
2. In the modern world, humans use deception a lot because of easy access to technology.
3. People don't always know when they are lying.

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1. We all lie once or twice a day.
2. Throughout the past twenty years, the way we communicate as completely changed. Including  deception.
3. Common lies are used to create a buffer between us and the people who want to communicate with us.

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1. There is indeed a problem with the Lack of conversation starting in person compared to online, correlating to the cell phone usage of generations going up continuously.
2. The effort it takes to write a letter on your own accord to someone whether it be personal or a stranger is so powerful that a lot of people cant comprehend WHY or WHAT may be motivating for one to express their love so freely and semi permanent for people to read.
3. Sometimes we need to take to time for ourselves to go back and read a couple words of admiration from a friend, to help you remember them or your bond. To feel connected to the narrator of your very own passage is one of the ultimate fuzzy feelings.

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1. people won't always have a form of technology in front of them to help them communicate with others.
2. The only way we can express ourselves not with out a pencil and pen is over social media instead of letters.
3. Letters can be a way of telling someone "I'm here, you can talk to me!"  when it's hard to start a conversation 

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1.  strangers can be just as comforting as family.
2. writing letter can give you purpose.
3.  posting on social media and communicating over a screen isn't as fulfilling as writing letters.

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1. New devices are being made allowing people to communicate easier.
2. All the glaciers in North America receives the highest volume of human traffic in a year
3. The Athabasca Glacier has drastically decreased in steepness over the years due to global warming since its recording of the glacial surface in 1870.

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1. We don't always need technology to communicate with one another.
2. People have learned to only express themselves through social media or text.
3. You don't have to meet someone or see who someone is to have a connection with them.

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1.  "the butler" is a type of lying based around protecting the relationship for example you'll text "on my way" but in all honesty you're just getting up.
2.  most people are really bad at detecting deception 54% accuracy to be exact.
3. There is no real reliable Que to figure out if someones lying or not.

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1. Everyone lies at least two times in a day.
2. The internet has made us a very deceptive species.
3. We started talking about 50,000-100,000 years ago but writing only emerged about 5,000 years ago

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1. Everyone lies at least two times in a day.
2. The internet has made us a very deceptive species.
3. We started talking about 50,000-100,000 years ago but writing only emerged about 5,000 years ago

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how to use rhetoric to get what you want

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how to use rhetoric to get what you want

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1. Symbouleutikon is the use of words to initiate change
2.  Ethos is what people use to prove to an audience that they are credible
3. Due to today´s high use of social media Pathos is the most appealing to people because it is a way to cause change by connecting with a viewers emotions

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1. on a psychologically level we lie to make ourselves look good
2. liars mention themselves less when they are in the process of telling a lie
3. subconsciously a liar is more negative because they feel guilty for lying

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1. The military can fill a void in some people who lack some structure and ad balance to their lives.
2. Some people who join the military don't understand what they are sighing up for and don't know their going to war.
3. Many soldiers who come back are still reliving their time in combat and struggle to adjust to normal life after war.

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1. Glaciers are sinking and retreating because of humans.
2. Our bodies act as primary interfaces for the world.
3. There are devices and interfaces in the world that we communicate threw.

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The importance of good conversation and how to have it 

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The importance of good conversation and how to have it 

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1. Criticizing people is different that criticizing an idea and most people criticize the person and not the idea itself .
2. John f kennedy used these tactics to get the first man on the moon just by making a statement to congress .
3. The topic of the conversation really affects what action is taken because of the conversation .

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John O'Leary: The importance of good conversation - and how to have it

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The night before the Challenger exploded, NASA had a three-hour conference call with a company that knew the shuttle would fail. Why did NASA not abort the mission? John O'Leary explores what makes for an effective conversation. He lists three myths that can lead to destructive silence, and vital techniques to enable good conversation for groups everywhere.

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1. Language revolutionized the way humans live today.
2. Humans are the only species that uses language.
3. Animals are said to use gestures for one or two things, while speech allows infinite “word-gestures” for one thing.

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1)  how technology dose not  need to be an everyday thing to and a simple hand written letter can change or save a life.
2)  it dose it matter if you never meet the person your writing to its that there i a reason to wait by the mailbox.
3) maybe not all the time you need to talk t family but maybe a stranger to help you thru tough times

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1. Language is more specific than what we call communication.
2. Language is about sharing what's in our minds.
3. No animal communication seems to have the open endedness of human communication but they all communicate in their own way.

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1) June 2012
2) This video was very persuasive and inspiring
3) She's basically telling people that we all need love in our lives no matter how we get it. Also, that we are so quick to run to social media rather than take our time out to really get to know somebody for who they really are.

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1) Shift the focus from yourself and your fear to your true purpose-contributing something of value to your audience.
2) Stop scaring yourself with thoughts about what might go wrong.
3) Refuse to think thought that create self-doubt and low confidence.

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1. People develop a different persona online as a way to escape who they really are in real life
2. It easier to keep a conversation going online because you are able to edit and send your response anytime and anywhere
3. People often gravitate to technology because tech itself is always with them in their hands. This could lead to more frequent isolation from people in real life as if they arent needed.

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1. A good way o keep a conversation is being present in it be interested.
2.Keep adding to the conversation keep the flow going so it doesn't stop.
3. When in a conversation don't try to repeat yourself It's not a good thing just don't do it.

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1. communicate with people without using words.
2. devices made to make communication in the world easier.
3. active listening in communication.

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1) "Culture of availability"refers to making ourselves constantly available because of social media
2)  We aren't just sharing a narrative when we post online we are creating a narrative of ourselves.
3) There are many strategies people have developed to sneak onto their technology.

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Renny Gleeson: Our antisocial phone tricks

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In this funny (and actually poignant) 3-minute talk, social strategist Renny Gleeson breaks down our always-on social world -- where the experience we're having right now is less interesting than what we'll tweet about it later.

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1) The roots have fungi in it and it acts like a signal because the roots of every tree connects underground.
2) There are mycorrhizal networks  (underground networks created by the fungi that connects the individual plants).
3) Every tree could have over 100 different species of fungi in the roots.

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Camille Defrenne and Suzanne Simard: The secret language of trees

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Most of the forest lives in the shadow of the giants that make up the highest canopy. These are the oldest trees, with hundreds of children and grandchildren. They check in with their neighbors, share food, supplies and wisdom gained over their lives, all while rooted in place.

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how to use rhetoric to get what you want.

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how to use rhetoric to get what you want.

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1. rhetoric speaking is a technique used for persuasion.
2. we apply this form of speaking to any form of communication.
3. Artisole was mainly focused and described the three types of rhetoric speaking

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1: Neural entertainment is when you listen to sound speaking.
2: Physical entertainment is when you listen to physical stuff making sound.
3: The auditory cortex processes the sound that comes from the ear.

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1. the world has learned to diary their pain on social media.
2. the world needs more love and support.
3. writing a letter makes you think more about a person rather than runing to the media.

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1. To actually listen you need to start off the conversation neutral as if you have no preconceived bias to any which way.
2.  To actually listen to someone or something that you disagree with you need to entertain the idea and not just to throw it out of your head and dismiss it immediately which is what we normally do when we hear something that we already disagree with. the only way to get mutual understand with people you disagree with is to try to do just that.
3. Listening bias also has to do with things outside of talking with other people it can be an idea that you already made up your mind on what it meant or an action that to you means this but to the person who did it means something else entirely.

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Love letters to strangers-Hannah brencher

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Love letters to strangers-Hannah brencher

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1. June 2012  3 million views
2. The world needs more love and support
3. Inspiring
4. This speaker allows us to connect with her by sharing her troubles that she had the battles she went through
5. She relied on pathos and the argument I found most compelling was that we need more love
6. The speaker shares with us about her private life and she explains throughly what she is trying to accomplish in this world
7.I learned that a letter has more power in it then a text or call and that anywhere in the world you could find someone who is just like you.
8.I would ask if I could have a letter written to me.
9. This speaker did amazing I would not change a thing
10. Anyone going through a rough time

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1) people do what they do based on emotion and also that's the best way to communicate
2) decisions people make in life can shape our culture
3) peoples main excuses for not being able to achieve something is not having enough time, knowledge or money

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Wake up America- we are better than this

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Wake up America- we are better than this

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1) There are many injustices in the world and the only way to be better as a country is to recognize and start improving.
2) Be the change you want to live through.
3) When communicating with people you don't agree with you don"t have do hate. You should always respect them.
4) No matter what you go through never limit yourself or let anyone else determination and love is  what takes you to the next level.

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1.)  Surfing dates as far back as 1200 A.D.

2.) Longboards are good for riding short waves.

3.) Surfboards have a foam core with a resin shell.

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1: Communication with yourself is just as important as with others
2: Devices have been made to educate people on communication and all the different ways it happens
3: Communication can be applied to situations like climate change despite the problem having seemingly little to do with communication

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1.) There are different ways people, animals and environments communicate.
2.) Communication is also listening to  your own emotions, and how you can express those emotions.
3.) We should/need to open as many communication techniques and tactics as we can to be able to understand people,  animals, and the environment as best we can.

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1) When we are being told something and have a similar understanding, our brains waves will sync, and have the same reaction.
2)  Even when the story is being told in a two different languages to two different people, our brains will still react similarly as long as we have the same understanding.
3) If the listeners brain waves do not match up with the speakers then they do not have a good enough understanding of what's being told.

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1) Devices are being made to make communication easier.
2) Communication is important.
3) The devices will slowly change how communication is done.

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Artist Kate Hartman uses wearable electronics to explore how we communicate, with ourselves and with the world. In this quirky and thought-provoking talk, she shows the “Talk to Yourself Hat”, the “Inflatable Heart”, the “Glacier Embracing Suit”, and other unexpected devices.

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What I learned from writing jokes for The Onion

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What I learned from writing jokes for The Onion

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1.) Rooms that are more sterile and boring tend to produce less creative ideas from people.

2.) Taking ideas from people is actually beneficial because it detaches the personal tie to whatever that idea was, making it more easily manipulated by the person that took the idea.

3.) There is no one correct creation process and that there are many ways to create correctly.

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1. Bonobos and chimps are our closest living relatives.
2. A bonobo was able to talk to humans using a board of pictures and other various items.
3, it turns out that many animals have a certain type of language

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1. There are things that are wearable to help communicate
2. Being able to speak up pr tell what you think is important.
3.Being able to show instead of speak what you feel can help so many.

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1. A bonobo learned how to communicate to humans using a keyboard with abstract symbols on it.
2. Chimpanzees and bonobos are our closest living relatives.
3. Many researchers are convinced only humans have language.

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1. Relate to things as you can even if its by wearing things
2. communication with the earth is important
3. use wearable communication instead of talking to someone

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1.  Somethings that some people tend to lie about certain things.
2. Some liers typically explain to things in simpler terms and complex lie.
3. Many people who lie say more things and come up wit things that aren't as often as many other things, that many other people would take about. But many of these things can easily be noticed by theses things, minimal self-reference, negative language, simple explanation, and convoluted phasing.

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1. We lie to paint a better picture of ourselves and make our lives look better to the outside world.
2. People who are lying who are being deceptive tend to distance themselves from their lies and speak in third person and do not use words like ¨I, Me or My¨
3. Liars also tend to be more negative because deep down they feel guilty about lying

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1. Writing letters by hand shows more emotion rather then getting a text message or email.
2. Not only will writing letters help other people but it also makes you feel like a better person and gives you something positive to do.
3. Not many people write letters anymore so it's nice to receive one once in awhile. It shows that form of art isn't dead.

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How I Overcame My Fear of Public Speaking

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How I Overcame My Fear of Public Speaking

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1. Being good at public speaking can be developed, or self taught over time.  It isn't always a natural born talent.
2.  Its okay to rely on technology until you don't have to anymore, it offers more than most.
3.  You can't get anywhere if you don't practice speaking, you don't get anywhere if you never believe in yourself.

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1) People tend to lie using either complicated words or using simple reasons to lie using long sentences
2)People lie to make themselves not look bad in anyway or have others change they way they look at them
3)Our conscience only controls about 5% of our cognitive function including communication

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1. When experiencing fear your nervous system kicks in so you have a rush of adrenaline.
2. To get over the fear you have to do the thing you're afraid of.
3. When speaking on stage and you can tell your uncomfortable that's what the audience is gonna focus on so you have to try and be calm.

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1) People tend to lie using either complicated words or using simple reasons to lie using long sentences
2)People lie to make themselves not look bad in anyway or have others change they way they look at them
3)Our conscience only controls about 5% of our cognitive function including communication

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1) Be direct as to not confuse the person receiving feedback
2) Be careful with how you talk to the person your giving feedback don't make them feel attacked or they will get defensive.
3) When giving feedback make sure too also ask for feedback to make sure its not one sided direct situation.

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Why takers , givers and matchmakers are important In organizations 

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Why takers , givers and matchmakers are important In organizations 

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1. Instead of helping with no strings attached matchers hold takers accountable for there behavior.           2. Takers can be reciprocated by helping the matchers or others in return.                        3. When they act like givers they contribute to others without seeking anything in return .

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1. The brain is physically coupled to the sound waves
2. A developed common neural protocol that enabled us to communicate.
3. the future is supposed to enable us to improve and facilitate communication.

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Why we need to make education more accessible to the deaf.

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Why we need to make education more accessible to the deaf.

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1. To show that everyone is the same even if we don't have all the same abilities as others.
2. It's not easy to play sports with children who can hear because they think that deaf children will be in the way and will not be able to help win any games.
3. They don't feel welcomed in public hearing schools.

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1. Homo-sapiens are the only species that have an optimal vocal track that can produce words.
2. Many animals communicate from noises or even gestures.
3. In the 1980's a Bonobo learned how to communicate with humans not with gestures or sounds but by a keyboard with abstract symbols on it representing objects and actions. He pointed to the 'keys' in an order to tell the human his requests/statements.

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1.  We hear from anywhere to 10 to 200 lies a day.
2. lairs tend to keep descriptions  simple but however they use longer and convoluted sentence structures.
3. Most lies people tell are not serious and are harmless.

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1. A simple "thank you" goes a long way.
2. You have to be genuine when you're praising someone.
3. Some people might not ask for praise even though they need it.

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How to build confidence--and spark it in others.

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How to build confidence--and spark it in others.

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1. Confidence helps us keep going even if we fail.
2.A lack of Confidence pulls us down from the bottom and weighs us down from the top.
3.We reward confidence in some people and we punish others for it.

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How to build your confidence--and spark it in others.

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How to build your confidence--and spark it in others.

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1. The art of letter writing as a form of communication is not dead
2. Writing letters is a much more personal form of communication because you actually spend time thinking about the person you are writing to
3. Getting hand written letters makes people happier than receiving texts or emails

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3 ways to lead tough, unavoidable conversations

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3 ways to lead tough, unavoidable conversations

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1.) Move towards the conflict and if handled well it's opportunity.
2.)Ask questions about people's experiences and listen to what they have to say.
3.)Keep quiet, don't panic in the few seconds it takes for someone to respond.

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The importance of emotional tone in the digital age

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The importance of emotional tone in the digital age

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1.  Tone in text messages are set up by well established low tech punctuation
2. Organizations have to worry about tone all the time externally and internally
3. tone is the most elemental aspects of being human

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1. be very specific about the help you want and why. No ones gonna want to help if they feel they're gonna give you the wrong information.
2. avoid asking for help over text or email. In-person requests for help are 30 times more likely to get a yes than a request made by email.
3. Follow up with the person who helped you so they feel as if their time wasn't wasted and they'll be willing to help you again

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1. When communicating you have to think outside of the box, instead of what is just in front of you, you have to really think outside of the box.
2. Listening is the most important thing that you can do in any relationship
3. You can also use anything to create things to communicate with other people or other objects with relationships.

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1.) 26% of employees agree that the feedback they receive improves their work
2.) There are 2 types of people when giving feedback. The person who isn't always honest and the person who is sometimes too honest
3.) Great feedback givers tend to begin conversation with short, direct statements. The questions can usually be answered by a simple yes or no.

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1.) With a study of over 10,000 american adults we are more divided on everything then have been in history.
2.) Due to number 1 we are more likely to have friends, marry and just generally socialise with people who we agree with
3.) The average person can talk 225 worlds a minute  and we can listen for and average of 500 words a minute.

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1. moving towards conflict is the best way to solve it
2. Asking questions allow others to hear each other because they are not asking each other this tough questions.
3. If you stay calm and quiet while people are expressing themselves in a conflict you create a safe place for others to communicate.

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The revolutionary power of diverse thinking.

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The revolutionary power of diverse thinking.

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!. We underestimate our feelings in the sense of being able to smell colors or being able to taste certain words.
2. Politicians are not attuned to emotions but the statistics of polls

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1.There is only one type of vocal tract that can produce actual words that can only be found in humans.
2.There was once a type of money that could communicate with humans by pointing to a keyboard with symbols on it to answer verbal questions and make requests.
3.Although not all species can actually produce words, they may have their own way of language that may be gestures or certain sounds.

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1. Your number 1 thing to put in the listeners mind when you speak is an idea.
2. The audience will get the same million neurons connected and be in sync because if listening to the one idea of the speaker.
3. Ideas are the most powerful thought shaping human culture now and in the future.

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1. With this new design created in 2014, will help patients who are paralyzed or disabled by imagining what movement you would like to accomplish and then the exoskeleton sends motor neurons to make the muscles and joints move. This not only will help a patient move again but also feel sensations.
2. The second part of this experiment was advanced with monkeys and rats to help them communicate through shared intentions and motivations whether it is hitting the same target or hitting a light to get a reward.
3. With this new invention it could push science and technology forward with only imagination and software programming which could result in a whole new era of science which was only thought of as impossible.

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1. When you experience fear, your sympathetic nervous system kicks in.

2. The nervous system can not tell the difference between something that should make you nervous and something that probably shouldn’t.

3. Exploiting the problem head on can help you get over something.

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Make sure you provide the title of the TED Talk. You can add more than three facts, too. This should be a fun way to share thoughts and ideas. Comments on others' post are welcome.