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We’ll cover some of the highlights today–some of the ones that are most accessible.

You’ll find this practice in Orthodox synagogues, Buddhist monasteries, and many Muslim mosques.

We’ll find it’s not so easy to pin down exactly what life is.

We’ll zoom between itty-bitty cells and vast, global cycles.

So we’ll plot the changes with two important factors: time and the number of individuals.

I’ll leave you with this.

I’ll be honest with you.

Which if you’ll recall, is really what both the master and servant wanted all along.

I’ll see you then!

I’ll be the judge.

I’ll see you then.

I’ll see you then.

In fact, I’ll say it louder for the people in the back: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUT.

In our next episode, we’ll continue our discussion about Indigenous science when we talk about ways of knowing the world.

Give me all the tropes; I’ll eat ‘em up like a little chocolate flan.

Someone will have a brilliant idea, they’ll write it down, and their peers will discuss and check it.

Next time, we’ll learn more about how animal bodies manage to stay organized, and what stops us from being a random mess of organs.

I’ll be honest, when I first read this, part of me thought, “This sounds like a fancy way of saying something we all learned in kindergarten.”

We’ll get a little help from the Thought Bubble… To look at population growth, we’ll need to plot the change in a population over time.

Prepare to be wined and dined on a trip you’ll never forget— well, you’ll probably forget.

Next time, we’ll be learning about how plants relate to each other in their communities, and how ecologists and plant lovers are saving plant species from extinction.

If there’s only one register open, the line will get so long that it’ll start wrapping around the store.

And hey, if we keep playing with our food, who knows what other amazing technologies we’ll come up with?

In this five episode miniseries, we’ll focus on how AI could advance, just how powerful it might get, what that could mean for human society, and how to prevent the malevolent robot takeover.