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Hello and welcome to a new
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Spending the digression where I'm from
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Topic like to deviate event like
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around the whole as around the hot mash
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Talking around I've got something today
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Think about my childhood and that's it.
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about yesterday the day before yesterday
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It was for me that she knew him.
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bbi totally normal that if now a
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The day after tomorrow it has to be
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Give about yesterday
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What can I say about it so simply
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My kids were logic.
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and it took a long time
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and also some conversations of all parents
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For this little boy, how can I
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name
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Word created
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immediately constructed
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somehow out of the world
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To get out of my world because it was
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It's so logical for me to be so obvious.
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About yesterday this is the day
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The day before yesterday it was clear but I had
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Other small
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I had idiosyncrasies zb I did not say if
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h but I said grandma and grandpa
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I just know that my aunt has a
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Form of a trade that has, for example
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said the hane to himself the sun the
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halle the dogs hand so beautiful
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It was also interesting it would have been
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can say okay she tells me the hand
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high but not the hollow hand so beautiful
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Not that there is little in her
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would have arrived or so but no she
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said it so
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I just got a nephew in there.
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Everyday just to talk
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It starts, of course, with a lot of
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There you go and show what you
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will
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Shown, and that's always
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again moments we want to fall on
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yeah
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The language and the understanding of it
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is not self-evident
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It's kind of great
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that we are able to deal with
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Words where we are somehow complete
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It was agreed that this sound
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these local
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or noble
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under what you want to call it
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So this sound is chunky
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so and so strung together
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for us so that and that means
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It's great when
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Let's take this to
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Example of this story with the
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the Tower of Babel was adopted
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Lord God
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said it's enough now you get it
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Your words and you can't
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more entertaining
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Somehow they all have one.
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Language was super-comprehensive
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Among other things:
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This was no longer the case and
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Every day counts come every direction
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He had his own language and
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Couldn't stay with me anymore
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others are entertaining
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complicated or
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Where did I actually want to go
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About yesterday I never had anyone
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Explaining this means yesterday because
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It was so logically clear to me.
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I gave him my name
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At the same time it's so down here people
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I've spent a lot of time where I
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So I mispronounced things.
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You must have seen that I'm a dyslexic.
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and I have problems with it
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Words I don't know read like this
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Or even keep talking to me.
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to open up there are the greatest
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so that this
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Phonetic and phonetic language
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You don't need to come to me
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I don't get it I get it
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Not in line, and so I
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I also love liz man.
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Words used in German for
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I'm from an English speaking country
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I like to get things wrong because
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I call her German
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Read and be there
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The funniest things happen because
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You have to want to say yes
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English terms pronounced German
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That sounds weird, for example.
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Not that it's in the fr
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sa so
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It demands so much just then.
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the faces have holders for sa
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These are the things that are best
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Somehow now such a memory
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Look at what has remained to
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Music production, however,
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In other things too, the
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From abroad, I have mine.
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Problems are always yes
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French words of Italian
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Spanish
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Latin is just about
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Strangely enough, the Greek
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Maybe it's because I'm
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Latin and Greek, or
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Particularly Ancient Greek
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interested
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It works so well, but otherwise
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extra that doesn't work
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It doesn't work and for the first time it's like this.
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To have said very crudely and finely
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but yesterday
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It really was a long thing at
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My parents also take their children to
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Speech therapists have been sent because
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I also started to
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stuttering
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that he turned out to be
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it's not a stutter but a bump
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So it's kind of bumping through them because
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When you start thinking faster than
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You can actually talk then.
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Your own door is almost your own.
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Mouthwork of the bottleneck the modern
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Expressing things doesn't come that way
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Quickly figure out how to think and
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You can have real problems with it.
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I see this with my husband now.
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Clearly opening the same
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has a problem and
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Perhaps such a direction
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A very active child and
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vividly expressing that yes
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Today he is a lively child.
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Sometimes he has these too.
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habit then so into the bump over to
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Going or repeating things instead
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and
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There are always those moments when I
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Recognize me again
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As I sat there as a little child
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and brought it before me, and
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I've had my problems, and I've had these
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Speech Therapy for Myself
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did not feel exhausting, or
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It was playful and
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such
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Tell me about the middle
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yeah
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You can see that you
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Later, there was no such language.
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may have a problem or
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I find
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Learning Languages is Difficult
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I married an uncle.
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Uncle in front of them I really respect
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In front of the man that's probably me
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One of the intelligences of man
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I know you
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He's Japanese at the Klo Ball.
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brought because you are sitting there after all
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And time has other people watching
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apply and then find errors
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This is why the painter did it.
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Always clean the bathroom properly
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Because people have time to watch.
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And he thought you were lying there
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half dictionary and then another
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book what then stop characters and
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a phonetic spelling of
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The scripture has it and you bring it to yourself.
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Come on, and that's what I did.
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He also played the bagpipes himself.
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He was not taught to be the Emperor of
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is with us in the haard through the
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Forests stuffed and had bagpipes
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played
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It kept popping up like this
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Reports that you have someone
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bagpipe playing in the haard
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You've heard it sometimes
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but seen
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that was quasi-sun urban at the myth
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Man roamed the wilderness and played
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bagpipe yes
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And then I turned away again
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Supposedly, we were still
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about yesterday
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yeah
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Learning the language also spoke its
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Learning your own language is also
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What a great accomplishment I had my
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The report says that such a
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artificial intelligence and the
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There was a system
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Teach them to think independently and
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And of course, there's also a language.
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I want that now on the
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System halt taught
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easy to replace then has to understand
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He is knowledgeable and
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At night, the program stops.
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This machine has been converted and
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the knowledge at linked and then came so
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It is interesting to note that 99
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percent of humanity was famous and
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The rest are less famous.
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Are you wondering how to do this now?
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The shot was taken entirely
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He just forgot to say
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that in the world
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Billions of other people live
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And not just the famous people.
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The program is announced on
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has
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This, of course, will be somewhere for a long time.
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problem
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If you don't think of such things
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This program also has many
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other interesting theses stop
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set up, but that was one thing
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He remembered that
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and above all things that the man now
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They had a child and they
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development as children learn then stop
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He was so close, and so to speak.
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He could use it for his work.
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Of course, he found it himself very
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interesting
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Then I was back again
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I was once disturbed by this
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you didn't hear that I got out
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sliced
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future sascha wintry and the other
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I'm always out of here
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Come on, but we've got it again.
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For more than 10 minutes and I
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I think we should use the format as well.
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Somehow between ten and twenty
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Hold on for a minute and I'll believe you.
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Topic about yesterday I will also now
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Not much more to say except
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People leave their children the world
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discover
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Nothing is as fantastic to see as
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someone is starting
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Who is totally helpless in love
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He had a lot of affection
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Increasingly self-sufficient from day to day
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will understand the world around him and
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She tries to understand and with the
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The World to Interact
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It gets more and more from day to day.
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See and then take these steps.
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see I'm here is yes and only uncle
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And I don't see you too often
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but you almost always watch from week to week
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week or month to month so extreme
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Huge leaps and that's great and it doesn't matter
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What problems are supposed to
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Mistakes these children may have
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Something wonderful and
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Everyone learns in their own way hey
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I am a dyslexic I have a high school diploma
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And I have a completed
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Study that someone would have told me at the time
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Thought I could do it I was
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a total catastrophe up to the sixth
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I don't have the class goal.
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Reached every year
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I was about to go to a special school.
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to come this was several times in conversation
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have been
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Thank goodness there was a
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School Psychologist Who Said Boy Is
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highly gifted
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He has a few problems because
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He is also gifted with the value of
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Entering a special school
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Like a flower you're not
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And so there is one for you.
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children, even if they have problems and
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Weaknesses have a fair chance
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Don't overwhelm them
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Give them support and
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Just give them love much better and
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In any case, I wish my parents
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thick thick wire rope kind of annoy me
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I can well remember that
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The four are always upside down.
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painted had a four man staple
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My mother's so intriguing to me.
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It was painted on several
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I could still see the pages
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Someday you'll be desperate.
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I believe the best dearest and greatest
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Mother every time at his end but
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I wish everyone more
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sticking from wire rope he has then
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I thank you and
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I hope you liked the spending
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And then I wanted another
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Do a little advertising on your own
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because
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Supporters will have prior access to the
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Tree-cutting the podcast follow cheerfully
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I'm talking about all the formats.
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And not just here on the loud
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radio channel and the digressions but
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Completely over all
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monologue podcast and so on and so forth
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fort
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by putting me on per year
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Supported on steady and fan base
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On one of the platforms there is
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Always the most recent period in
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raw cut
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Sometimes even a week ago
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Publication and it stops
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Special content like a kind of diary
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a sign of life
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Preliminary Talks and After Conversations
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Podcast with gestures and that's why it's coming
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Everything is there to support me.
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The information is as always below.
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in the show notes or on my
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internet site
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And you can find it if you just
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Google or your search engine
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searches for according to funk and
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You can already find the page
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Thank you for listening and
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Wish you what I wish you
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a beautiful day beautiful tactical
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An evening in the morning or whenever
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You heard that shot euro
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material damage
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