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He then charts the even greater triumphs at Pixar and at a resurgent Apple, when Jobs returns, in the late nineteen-nineties, and our natural expectation is that Jobs will emerge wiser and gentler from his tumultuous journey.
Which means they'll emerge wiser, kinder, and more powerful than ever before.
From the ashes of this defeat will emerge a wiser approach that will first get us what we need before we pick out the caterer for our (next) weddings.
They may not emerge wiser, but many will probably agree that the Aztecs were on the right track.
From such explorations we may emerge wiser, rounder.
Their prophet is US futurologist and Google engineering director Ray Kurzweil, who argues that so rapid have been developments in the biosciences and informatics that by the mid-century a "singularity" will result through which a genetically engineered and neurally enhanced post-human species will emerge, incomparably stronger, wiser, more moral and longer-lived than present-day humanity.
But those that know her believe that the present travails will do little to dent her plans for life outside football, and that she will emerge from the experience both stronger and wiser.
As leaderless, amorphous and uninstitutionalised as they may seem, some of these people will emerge as leaders in the future, and western policymakers would be wise to take a longer term view of the changes under way.
Still, the question that awaits an answer is not whether the Texas G.O.P. will emerge from next March's alley fight with a smile on its face, but whether it will be any wiser for the experience.
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