by the war in ukraine. and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later, in what s expected to be one of the biggest all british heavyweight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news. click is in madrid, looking at whether vr can be used to help children manage chronic pain. this week, another chance to see if video games can play the pain away. the vfx that made bond make that bend, and there was this enterprising young fellow. in the shadow of battersea power station in london, the future of mankind hangs in the balance. our two heroes are on a desperate mission to save the earth from being wiped out by an asteroid. hang on, you re bashing some boxes around now. what s this? 0oh! 0h! 0k, well done. bit near. 0h! and quite frankly, they re being hopeless about it. do you want some nitrogen? can i throw it to you? 0k, i ve got no feet. yeah, throw it to me. all right. look, they you go. can i catch it? got it. 0k, well, what am i actually doing with it now? erm, i don t know.
We want everybody to contribute a little tiny sum of money. they then have a little tiny partnership in the movie, and they also can express their opinion of the movie. and the movie is being made by supreme professionals being guided by the opinion of this large group of people whojoin in on film scout or legion m, those apps. i guess you can listen to the opinion of the people who are contributing, but i guess you also don t have to follow their opinion if you know better. you know, is it always a good idea to follow the opinion of everyone? the premise is we don t know better. who knows better? if 1,000 people say, that s funny, and you think, that s not funny, you have to think, that must be funny, because 1,000 people thought it was funny. 10,000,100,000 people say, you know, what we re
To think, that must be funny, because 1,000 people thought it was funny. 10,000,100,000 people say, you know, what we re interested in is x, and you think, x is not interesting, you have to bend. it must be. i think it must be unusual for someone who s been in the business as long as you to still be that open to public opinion. i would have thought that most people would kind of think they know it all by the time they ve worked that long. that s where you gentrify. that s where you become so rigid that you think, i know at all, and then you re dead because you don t know it. that s the final evolution of me at any rate. you finally go, oh, i know how to do it. no, i don t. and finally, you come to whether it s sad or glad, the fact that i really don t know anything. and now you become open, not only to laughter and tears, but open to the leaves
A little tiny sum of money. they then have a little tiny partnership in the movie, and they also can express their opinion of the movie. and the movie is being made by supreme professionals being guided by the opinion of this large group of people whojoin in on film scout or legion m, those apps. i guess you can listen to the opinion of the people who are contributing, but i guess you also don t have to follow their opinion if you know better. you know, is it always a good idea to follow the opinion of everyone? the premise is we don t know better. who knows better? if 1,000 people say, that s funny, and you think, that s not funny, you have to think, that must be funny, because 1,000 people thought it was funny. 10,000,100,000 people say, you know, what we re interested in is x,
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