And I did like, you know, the narrator, and I read it.

We won't adorn them in telling them, enriched with a charm they don't possess.

But now all of a sudden my job is very different, and my job is to be out here talking about it, talking about introversion.

It tells the story of Sputnik, and the story of what happened to America as a result.

Now we're going to rewind and just focus on the chromosomes and look at its structure and describe it.

For example, one company would tell a story of love through its very own search engine.

Like our economic and political worlds, stories too are defined by the principle of nkali How they are told, who tells them, when they're told, how many stories are told, are really dependent on power.

And I'm going to use them to tell you a little bit about my favorite subject deception.

I'm a storyteller.

John Maeda on the simple life

And that book is very interesting. Because it's about witch trials, and how people thought back then.

Plank number three Tell your story.

Narrator They took pictures.

Paul Rothemund details DNA folding

I told our story.

What it tells is the story of how today actually could be as historic as 100 years ago.

He told me the story of his life.

So let me just start with my story.

I talk about my story.

I will tell you end of story.

They ask questions, listen, and then speak.

I quote President Clinton when he spoke from this very rostrum

Now I'll go ahead and describe how we know about these particles, what they are and how this balance works.

And I'm trying to tell stories only I can tell like this story.

Going to try to give you a taste of what comes out of that and I'm gonna talk about some other people that have lived this way, what their principles are, what they believe in but these are all just examples, to help you think about what you believe in and how you wanna live your life

All about the evils of slavery in America.

What is the good of telling it?

And I'm just going to tell you one story, which got through to me.

Dave Eggers' wish Once Upon a School

Chris Abani on the stories of Africa

Newton Aduaka tells the story of Ezra

In view of the foregoing, participants at the Workshop

I told our story.

I also tell it because it tells a larger contextual story of what aid is and can be.

We'll tell them without colouring them, without emphasis, so that you'll see their reality, which you'll watch without decoration, it's a squalid reality, unable to seduce anyone.

We feel compelled to tell them.

The stories we tell about each other matter very much.

Marvin Minsky on health and the human mind

Well, so, there's some showing as well as telling.

Charles Elachi on the Mars Rovers

Franco Sacchi tours Nigeria's booming Nollywood

David Deutsch on our place in the cosmos

I believe that these statements speak for themselves.

A multilayered and complex chronicle of the devastating tragedies of the twentieth century, Blinding is an insistent, informed, and irreplaceable incursion into the moving landscape of the human soul, its wounds and voids, its vitality and versatility, its deep distortions and its unpredictable dynamics. It is a fascinating story about the conflict between ideals and reality, or Utopia and humanness about being faithful to a cause and betraying it and about sacrifice and solidarity.

And everybody's a narrator, because everybody has a story to tell.