That's one angle here's another angle.

I went looking for a farm where these ideas about looking at things from the species' point of view are actually implemented, and I found it in a man. The farmer's name is Joel Salatin.

Go to the nearest phone booth and invest a dime on the rest of your life.

I need an angle, something to hit the public with. You understand?

Quick. Grab one of the corners. Come on.

So what we need to look now is, instead of looking outward, we look inward.

And they look at the world a little differently.

That's another good angle...

And I think I've found, in some ways, what is the secret to peace.

So this is another way to see this.

You played straight man to a chimpanzee. I've tried to find....

You only have a hypotenuse when you have a right triangle.

You can ask about what causes it biochemically neuroscience, serotonin, all that stuff.

But if we turn to evolution for an answer to this puzzle of why we spend so much time taking care of useless babies, it turns out that there's actually an answer.

I found a village. It was called Kallikuppam in southern India.

Or, if a friend gives you an Angle A Tron, can you make a Complementary, or supplementary, I forget which is which,

I need an angle!

So what you're doing is comparing that angle instead of with this one, but with that one.

And the first thing you're going to see is a transect screen that is about a meter across.

Many pieces of paper come pre equipped with one of these, but, if they dont, you can get one by folding a 180 degree Angle A Tron in half.

You're right. There isn't.

The part of the girl... Somebody fresh.

Let's step around the corner where we can talk.

Now, the angle will have changed a tiny bit, so you can see that the reaction is different.

One extremely useful Angle A Tron is the 90 degree Angle A Tron.

There. Does that seem like the same position to you, same angle?

This is from the Cape last year.

Good. Now we must comb the country for a wonderful singer for the girl.

They're helping us find the news. They're helping us figure out what is the best angle to take and what is the stuff that they want to hear.

You've got to get down there on your back, in front of a mirror, full length preferred. You've got to get in the perfect position, with the perfect light, which then becomes shadowed by the angle you're at.

I caught one

This is a slightly different angle, and again a slow motion version of this.

Strictly from a reporter's point of view, understand...

My mother's way up on the corner there.

And he found all these, sort of it was like a naturalist coming in and looking at this tiny, 5,000 byte universe, and seeing all these things happening that we see in the outside world, in biology.

In the end, Joe and I found a way for him to raise his concerns.

I began to collect every instance of circle triangle square.

It's a good angle.

I found one.

Well that's interesting. That's a different way of thinking.

But there's another way of thinking about PTSD.

So this leads me to think of this in a different way.

I'm going to talk about compassion and the golden rule from a secular perspective and even from a kind of scientific perspective.

There is another optic through which to view human rights, a prospective one that is to say, as a series of goals to be achieved.

Moreover, from a purely practical point of view, Google makes the world more efficient. Buyers and sellers can find one another, schoolchildren can find information needed for their homework, and sick people can find health information.