We humans love to tell stories almost as much as we love to listen to them.
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Recognition addresses the intrinsic need that we humans have to be noticed and commended.
Either the machines do everything and we humans have everything without having to do anything.
Why are we humans so drawn into human drama instead of doing something productive?
Is it just a coincidence that we humans have both needy children and big brains?
We humans prefer to deal with short-term pain rather than honestly address long-term prevention.
We humans also have a good sense of humor compared to most bots I have seen.
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We humans devote between 30% and 40% of our speech to telling others about ourselves.
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The report you heard today states more categorically that we humans are affecting the earth's climate system.
We humans have been living together in villages and towns and such for slightly more than 12, 000 years.
We humans seem to be hard-wired to worry about our status in relation to others and feeling included.
The growth of a company, or of anything we humans care about, is all about change of scale.
You leave the ecosystem unbalanced, and we humans need the ecosystem to be balanced for our own survival.
As a whole, we humans haven't learned much about buying low and selling high since the tulip mania.
Life, it seems, is something that we humans cannot manage on our own.
At first we humans may be surprised, like we were when the banks replaced cheques with online banking features.
We humans all do most of the same basic things every 24 hours.
Truth has been around for several millennia, but we humans have a nasty habit of running from rather than toward it.
Now and then, the fireflies pulsed in unison, mysteriously, as if they all agreed on something we humans didn't know about.
Even if it's not a straight line from Siri to extinction, we humans should probably be watching our machines just a bit more closely.
Acquiring huge volumes of information is essential if any of us are to cope in the complex world which we humans create for ourselves.
Fascinated as we humans are by the world that surrounds us, sensing and networking the rest of the planet will inevitably follow.
They both amplify and prey on something we humans like about ourselves.
It is high time to recognize that we humans are far better at doing than understanding, and better at tinkering than inventing.
We humans will do anything to secure a meaning in our lives.
Yet we humans are exceptional because we don't curl up and die.
Shrug, great, we humans can go and do something else instead then.
Interestingly, this is exactly what we humans learn to do as we mature, to adapt to the habits of others in our lives.
It's one thing for a robot to learn English, Japanese, or any other language that we humans have already mastered.
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