Other reporters called me a traitor, but I believe in what I did, so don't treat me like I can't be trusted.

Who you trust is of no consequence, Mr. Childan, whereas who I trust... that is of every consequence.

Alan Turing defined the Turing test, which essentially says, we'll know if something's intelligent if it behaves identical to a human -- a behavioral metric of what intelligence is that has stuck in our minds for a long time.

I want to talk to you about how to build and rebuild trust, because it's my belief that trust is the foundation for everything we do, and that if we can learn to trust one another more, we can have unprecedented human progress.

(Laughter) This was a ninja master-level fan connection, because what I was really saying here was, I trust you this much.

We didn't all know each other, but we all kind of trusted each other, and that basic feeling of trust permeated the whole network, and there was a real sense that we could depend on each other to do things.

I might trust my most loquacious friend to keep a conversation going but not -- but perhaps not to keep a secret.

And I think, of those people who, for example, placed their savings with the very aptly named Mr. Madoff, who then made off with them, and I think of them, and I think, well, yes, too much trust.

And if we find that a person is competent in the relevant matters, and reliable and honest, we'll have a pretty good reason to trust them, because they'll be trustworthy.

And yet, despite all these differences, they connect with you and they trust you enough to cooperate with you in achieving a shared goal.

For insurance, the farmer needs to trust the insurance company, and needs to advance the insurance company money.

You know for sure that the curse didn't get you, but you don't know which students can't be trusted, and because the possessed students may lie only occasionally, there is no guaranteed way to test them to determine which are cursed.

Sending groups of four down just two of the paths won't work because if one group came back split two versus two, you'd have to guess who to trust.

Some thinkers have gone on to credit the idea of the noble lie as a prototype for 20th century propaganda, and the philosopher king as inspiration for the dictators that used them.

(Applause) When I'm working, I call him every two hours, and he knows if he doesn't hear from me, he should call my contact, the one who gives me access to the story, which is the one who I trust.

The more I've seen and learned about our respective generations, the more I realize that we often don't trust each other enough to actually share our respective wisdom.

One woman called Olivia, after describing how she was attacked by someone she had trusted and cared about for a long time, said, "I've read many of the stories posted here, and I feel hopeful that if so many women can move forward, then I can, too.

He was perplexed at how a company that depends on the willingness of strangers to trust one another could work so well across 191 countries.

Instead, it requires that you trust your partner and talk about things when trusting feels difficult, which sounds so simple, but is actually a kind of revolutionary, radical act.

And we will be more open-minded, more welcoming, more caring and more trusting to those who are joining our communities.

We believed in data, but what happened, even with the most respected newspaper, is that the obsession to reduce everything to two simple percentage numbers to make a powerful headline made us focus on these two digits and them alone.

Not only does she need to trust John, she needs to accept that with a little bit of room to try his hand at leading, John will inevitably start leading in some ways that are far more John than Jane.

And they did it by working together and leveraging their community assets and trusting each other and putting solidarity first -- not just profits by any means necessary.

Imagine your face and your name above everything you've put into that box, and you're going to realize you trust Google more than any entity in your history.

Even though we trust our systems to be solid, but one can never be too cautious as we experienced back in 2007, when the first cyberincident happened, and it literally blocked part of our networks, making access to the services impossible for hours.

And the injection is so valuable, that the people basically trust the doctor, being second to God, which I've heard many times, to do the right thing. But in fact they're not.

I got infected when I was 17, when, as a student of the design college, I encountered adults who actually believed in my ideas, challenged me and had lots of cups of chai with me.

Basically again reaffirming that when adults believe in children and say, "You can, " then they will.