<transcript><audio_5>and you've read the about to the bottom so that means you have to click something to get to it the last line in my about says i create works of lasting value and so i thought i would get a chance this morning to tell you about three maybe four of those</transcript><caption><image_6>The image is a blue square with white text in the center. The text reads "I create work of lasting value". On the top right corner of the image, there is a photo of a man in a white shirt. The man appears to be in his late twenties or early thirties. He has short, dark hair and is looking directly at the camera. The background is plain white.</caption><transcript><audio_7>um one of them is i was the first sign language dissertation at uc san diego and i said to somebody in the mixer yesterday i convinced ed klima that american sign language is a language and how did i do that and i also wanted</transcript><transcript><audio_8>to let you know that you can find me on quora i don't know if people are familiar with this quora is a question or answer site q u or a and i wrote the one sentence i responded</transcript><caption><image_9>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from the University of California San Diego (UCSD) website. The webpage is titled "First sign language dissertation at UCSD". The page has a white background with black text. At the top of the page, there is a red header with the title "Quora" in bold letters. Below the header, there are several icons, including a search bar, a search icon, and a question mark. 

The main content of the webpage is a text box with a question that reads "What is your PhD thesis in one sentence?" Below the question, it is a list of questions and answers related to the topic. The answers are written in black text and are arranged in a grid-like format.

On the right side of the image, there appears to be a link to the website's website, which provides more information about the topic and its purpose.</caption><transcript><audio_10>to the question what's your phd thesis in one sentence so i'll read you the one sentence now the signs of american sign language have changed from more pantomimic gestures to linguistic symbols over roughly a hundred years by applying several</transcript><transcript><audio_11>structural principles that may destroy transparency of meaning in favor of articulatory and perceptual ease and if you want to read a short version of that there's chapter three in the signs of language</transcript> and you've read the about to the bottom so that means you have to click something to get to it the last line in my about says i create works of lasting value and so i thought i would get a chance this morning to tell you about three maybe four of those um one of them is i was the first sign language dissertation at uc san diego and i said to somebody in the mixer yesterday i convinced ed klima that american sign language is a language and how did i do that and i also wanted to let you know that you can find me on quora i don't know if people are familiar with this quora is a question or answer site q u or a and i wrote the one sentence i responded to the question what's your phd thesis in one sentence so i'll read you the one sentence now the signs of american sign language have changed from more pantomimic gestures to linguistic symbols over roughly a hundred years by applying several structural principles that may destroy transparency of meaning in favor of articulatory and perceptual ease and if you want to read a short version of that there's chapter three in the signs of language
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