We learned what we should do first.

We learned English.

We learned French.

We didn't learn anything.

We've learned our lesson.

So what did we learn from all of this?

And we learned that small stuff stinks.

We learned how to read English.

We learned how to pronounce Japanese.

We learned that the earth goes around the sun.

And we learned something important there.

The lesson we learned out of this is, scan your own books.

We learned at school that Shakespeare was born in 1564.

We learned that the moon goes around the earth.

In the meantime, we learnt from our mistakes.

We learned these things from outsiders.

we learn to live with differences.

But we learned to hack the problem

Another fundamental thing we learned was about liking your main character.

We all learned the poem by heart.

The third lesson we learned is that policy matters. It really matters.

And we learned that the same findings are seen in natural deaths.

And they said, Well, we've picked it up from the CDs.

Latin Americans learned this the hard way in decades past.

So we learned a few lessons in commercializing and making DryBath available.

We learned of Marshall Kay's geosynclinal cycle, which is a bunch of crap.

We have to take all those ideas that we learned when we were children and actually put them to use.

And so, what I'd like to do now is to tell you about what we've learned in those journeys.

A second lesson we learned is that openness to the world is an asset, not a liability.

One lesson we learned in India was men are untrainable.

So here is what we learned 8,000 gallons of gas equivalent to build one house.

One of the things we learned was that poor communities don't buy products in bulk.

Another benefit of Wi Fi, we learned yesterday about the benefits of Wi Fi.

After creating that model, we also learned a lot in terms of implementing the product.

And OK, I didn't learn anything new there as well that's pretty obvious.

As we learned in 2014, it is a lesson that has yet to sink in entirely.

This tells us that that insignificance paradigm that we somehow got to learn from the Copernican principle, it's all wrong.

What the important thing is that we learned is that every bacterium has exactly the same enzyme and makes exactly the same molecule.

We learned that we were wrong to assume that the government would not touch us, that they knew our vulnerabilities and would not arrest us.

I've learned the lessons from what happened in the Ukraine and I now owe it to myself to have exemplary behaviour.

Only after we learned to pass knowledge from one generation to the next, did civilization become possible.

Or, more specifically, what we learned from the creation of a very large and complicated machine for a music video.

On the one hand we suffered a heavy loss, but on the other hand we learned a great deal from the experience.

Let me do one last thing I hadn't thought I'd have time to do, which is to talk about what we learned, more generally, about economics from the study of the gang.

We were young and what we learned was that we could build something ourselves that could control billions of dollars of infrastructure around the world.