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The first one he demonstrated was a project called "We Feel Fine". The software application he and some co-workers developed searches through blogs across the universe, collecting people's emotions by searching for the words feel or feeling in sentences or statements.

In both cases I evaluated behaviour and not words. It's a trick I picked up in my mother's acute-care hospital when I had doubts about the information I was getting. After a few weeks, I started tuning out the sound and focused on people's actions instead. It's a useful strategy and one that often yields surprising results: when I compare people's words with their actions, it's very rare that these two aspects of their behaviour fit.

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A TED talk is a place for you to take risks. Let's be honest about this. In this life, you'll probably only get one shot at a presentation like this. Step out on that limb and do something different. Make sure that your presentation is going to be memorable.