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positive .
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sustainable .
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it 's essential .
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three out of 10 .
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flying cat .
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just about that .
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seriously .
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no hospital .
that was incredible .
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after a week .
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it has sensors .
centers were built .
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we love entertainment .
we love innovation .
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are they all ?
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it 's interesting .
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it 's not an disclosure management .
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it 's unacceptable .
no one is not going to happen .
the only opportunity .
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music as a language .
fantastic , right ?
yes , hello .
the sun goes .
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is that sensible ?
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an enormous challenge .
we know this .
very interesting term .
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it 's terrible .
very scary .
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i wonder .
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not very sustainable .
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it 's fast .
you need time .
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oh my god .
what about longevity ?
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there 's no normal .
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that 's very good .
a couple more .
players are not sitting around .
it sounds silly .
he opens the door .
why no longer live ?
so it 's true .
i swear to it .
they 're all important .
that 's the most exciting thing .
who are these related ?
dark green . dark .
why do we do that ?
people were playing crazy .
the data came in .
but you know what ?
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play is not silly .
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it 's not a country .
because you know what ?
yeah , i know .
how do we know that ?
dk : 60,000 .
be a mentor .
what was the result ?
but you know what ?
how are you interested .
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so this is very risky .
it keeps you fresh .
hmmm , my brand ?
first of all , narration .
i have a question .
it 's generic .
let me wrap up .
so how does it work ?
what 's happened here ?
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he 's my grandfather .
jk : both .
sounds familiar , what ?
i was pushing to him .
isn 't that amazing ?
ooh , thank you .
thank you very much .
italy wins . yeah .
here 's the video .
me made me mind awe .
so where do we go ?
the power station can explode .
and she secretly .
that sounds frightening .
you could see manhattan .
so they knew everything .
it 's almost identical .
and i understand that .
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who 's the most successful ?
isn 't that sad ?
we can do it differently .
why does this happen ?
does anyone see something ?
that 's our present .
give me a chance .
i want to tell you .
what are the media today ?
yes , it 's going to be .
and it has to go back .
wonderful , " huh ?
the whole environmental debate .
but the bad stuff .
what do you say ?
they have similar principles .
we can do that .
just do your job .
this was what happened .
what do you want to do ?
very expensive real estate .
they hurt themselves .
this was the result .
can we change it ?
do you do that ?
that 's it .
this is the last .
good work ! yes !
so let 's see .
yeah , good day .
thank you for listening .
not a toxic in it .
these days are over .
can i be honest ?
and i was an artist .
i 'm actually .
what do they do ?
the farm is incredible .
there is no food .
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i wanted to sponsor them .
what a fish .
we need a lot of hard wonder .
who is going to make it safe ?
that 's great .
this is a wish .
bg : thank you .
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it 's a crisis .
you see it immediately .
i can say everything .
that 's what i 'm interested in .
reset , slow .
a autistic student .
i mean the soul .
what is the soul ?
you compare comparisons .
this is what 's present .
there 's nothing happening at all .
yeah , good day .
we were twenty people .
that 's going to be true .
that 's the system .
my gut feeling back .
and i kept working on .
it was actually crawling fish .
it doesn 't work .
a thousand , very good .
i learned everything .
but i kept working on this .
so she was back .
and she did .
what do these people need ?
sleep deprivation is ubiquitous .
i don 't think so .
what 's happened here ?
this is what happens today .
there are online criminals .
these people make money .
they sell videos .
privacy has to be given .
hey , why not ?
i don 't know .
here 's an example .
there are two options .
i 'm going to go in here .
what does the illusion do ?
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so they get al .
and that 's important .
they use their hands .
is it even at photography ?
i would say it again .
it would be intractable .
i think that 's interesting .
i 'm going to make children .
i find this fascinating thing .
i find this fascinating thing .
we 're constantly chasing each other .
i thought about it .
i 'm going to stop that .
and why is that ?
it 's called paul offit .
it was a huge success .
and that 's quite astonishing .
and then finally , it 's going to meet .
i tried to do something fascinating .
what do you think ?
so what do we need to do ?
this has the greatest impact .
so paul is a terrorist .
the data is doing the same thing .
i 'm going to tell you all .
you don 't want to do that ?
shame . shameful .
we have to spread the message .
yeah , here it is .
it was really profound .
what lessons do we learn ?
but what food do you eat ?
i don 't like that question .
they want to feed the world ?
so they saw something magic .
that 's really cool . "
but it didn 't .
how should our surveys look like this ?
so it 's been constant .
first we have the population .
that 's a lot of volume .
next : nuclear energy .
and then there 's all these kinds of things .
but the key thing is ...
they were sweeping the canals .
good afternoon , everybody together .
here you see the city .
these changes are coming in .
so what happened after that ?
but i don 't buy anything new .
will it be my size ?
am i going to like the color ?
sexual reproduction to the present .
some of them have come and went .
you see the timeline up there .
first extension , second .
and then all went down .
it did have a very badly guche of it .
you can have this cloud .
i wanted to keep us healthy .
and we got to one , great .
that sounds crazy , right ?
we 've been playing in a part of warcraft .
there 's an old study .
and here 's a surprise .
they have so much uncertainty .
so , the correlation is low .
it 's not true of emotion .
he had experience it .
or is it possible ?
the game is from 2007 .
i 'm going to end up .
i want to ask you something .
i think , rather than that .
what about fitness ?
he showed up to the algae .
we travel through ritual .
let 's do it as well .
how do we actually do that ?
that 's kind of unusual .
this is felix .
the orange tractor .
... his own story .
so what is now being lined ?
you see that there 's the bottom down there .
let 's just leave us .
this is the memory ponds .
they didn 't have books .
they had no mass media .
we don 't produce ourselves anymore .
that 's not what he 's going to do .
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they really loved it .
you have to understand that .
but i felt worse .
initially , we only signed up with only signed .
now , what does that mean ?
so , what does that mean ?
i wouldn 't recommend it .
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do you want to do jeans with holes ?
and it depends on phosphorus .
these rivers are taking rapidly .
why should we do that ?
and i had always been .
i find them .
why not think about it ?
it 's not being excunated .
quite an interesting phenomenon .
the living markings the spirits .
the name today , called stacking .
there 's four and a half thousand people .
it 's against justice .
it will always be more like that .
i can say everything .
these things are logical .
it doesn 't have that soul .
you know that most of you .
he was already over 60 .
it 's not technological .
what would be done ?
and here 's the representation .
and then you set up .
i only loved two loved loved .
you can train this .
it doesn 't taste very well .
thankfully not , yeah ?
so we 're too many .
you can 't have bone .
it 's working with children .
that 's not protection .
that 's completely trivial .
no tree is neutral .
you can 't store energy .
the work of the ingler .
but where are we useful ?
china was different .
but we need it all .
we say in germany .
every waste is nutrient stuff .
here you see it .
so i went to the court .
and as soon as the judge saw me .
it would be .
we love technology and creativity .
it 's going to touch it deeply .
it 's not our problem .
we 've lost the contact .
he went up and down .
what can we do ?
crisis . disaster . disaster .
it 's not our fight .
and many people forget that .
the only country in the world .
i 'll never forget it .
i will never forget that .
but what do we do about this ?
and this opens up a map .
my cousins was around all around the place .
he 's the guy on the left .
today it 's 2.3 million .
my brother was staring at me .
i was devastated by the floor .
i 'm going to admit you something .
maybe that 's true .
but they do the job .
this is a dead bar .
and once we started a alive .
my name is brian os .
it was a grouper .
it was still fish .
and is the escker .
and luckily , he didn 't die .
it doesn 't have been documented .
you lose rare animals .
we have three main groups .
we can 't get rid of it .
some of these are a few mutations .
the other one had strong diarrhea .
actually , i made two mistakes .
my second error was worse .
talk about water wars .
and so it was .
i felt really good .
and there 's good news .
he showed me here .
asked the nurse 's worth .
their family was clupped .
and then it happened again .
that was really sad to me .
his name is knit .
what other brands do ?
that 's a great question .
thank you very much for having .
yeah . all right . well .
the scores also match it .
we are a smaller brand .
what else is a mosquito ?
my name is amit .
and it took me 18 months .
i grew up in india .
that 's a great question .
you see something fun here .
that 's the short response .
and then something funny happened .
and it worked very well .
it feels great .
you see the water coming .
but it was very sad .
it seemed it was quite popular .
think of the camera .
and it 's got better .
but it 's getting worse .
is that yours ?
just further . lots of fun .
i had a good life .
maybe in our mobile phones .
it communicates these two people .
here 's another example .
but it takes a lot of planning .
but there 's something else about there .
after just a trip .
and then it became international .
did you see these guys ?
you see that .
that 's something like this .
is it about the light ?
it has billions of them .
i lived in parallel worlds .
the two names called me .
here 's the olive oil .
and the answer is no .
it 's supposed to be the experience .
that 's what it 's about . thank you .
they come from artists .
this is what the graphics looked like .
okay , a couple more .
what am i looking at ?
and he came along and jimmy semel came .
privacy is not the debate .
and so the dynamics , the dynamics really changed .
it 's the most powerful human being .
a billion people are starving today .
now i see greg lemond .
creativity had to be kind of out of the way .
and that was what i found tremendously .
that 's why i made the film .
" yes , " he said .
and it was a catastrophe .
that 's why it 's a big challenge .
today , 6.8 billion people today live .
if you burn coal : no .
if you burn natural gas : no .
and there 's the storage problem .
i almost never do it .
that really does the problem of the fuel problem .
can 't be a problem .
and of course , that 's incredibly efficient .
again , you have it again .
and you have a problem .
thank you for your attention .
it 's working with a pitch .
they always say , why ?
this is just an insurance method .
it was still delicious .
this will happen next april .
i hope you 'll forgive me .
" of course , i said .
it 's almost nothing left .
the chef had it .
it 's a pretty crazy idea .
so the nature of the natural things are present .
that 's not necessarily something bad .
happy productivity . fantastic !
everybody 's talking about happiness today .
what 's a story that 's looking for ?
they haven 't changed the story .
it 's a completely different term .
it was almost beyond the imagination .
i reigiglate my sleeve .
that 's ideology , not science .
and finally , epends .
they 're going to create a epic story .
so this crazy word could be voices .
so we can do that .
i 'll read you the post .
and the shape is playing a role .
and we 're very happy about this .
i mean , i 'm a journalist .
and that made me knock up .
the marshmallow has to be on top .
and architects and engineers , for happiness .
there are also world corots .
so that 's the good news .
the same thing , only bigger .
they don 't have to suffer things .
that 's how they feel good . "
don 't take anything for granted .
the result of this was catastrophic .
because anybody here ?
and that 's what he actually says .
nobody has ever told that .
it 's automatically running right .
let 's be kogi . "
that 's such a natural thing .
what happened in the place ?
let 's do a small balance .
that 's god , you know ?
this picture reminded me of something .
here he is doing the sun .
now i put a bass .
anyway , to navigate .
so the question is : how ?
so , you know , you know .
this is a game out .
for example , this perception in context .
does anybody know what that is ?
so it 's n circle .
what takes five in favor of what ?
what 's the thing ?
then i can transmit the whole thing .
now , everything is easy to have .
and the answer is yes .
our magazines are read by millions .
the official dogma of what ?
these are the mobile phones of the future .
the answer is no .
a has these benefits and risks .
you can 't have teeth .
okay , that 's really what 's really encouraging .
they could have been able to do it better .
so let me remind you .
everybody needs a goldfish of glass .
we have unique elements here .
sunlight and co2 are a way of doing it .
this is a shift of paradigm .
they moved out of each other .
the mechanism comes out of the lie .
picasso says wait .
it wasn 't invented .
you know what 's envy is ?
were you still standing ?
and how did it feel ?
i 'm shooting through the head .
this must be the age of aging .
so , basically , a translation of translation .
my wife told me .
i 'm interested in the firefire .
there he got .
here you have this little mechanism .
we can 't do that just .
because it means that memory .
now there 's a third set .
the side product is clean water .
or take some sticks .
and we take all of that .
and for the people who are in the urine .
and so we 're too many .
noleler : yes ?
we can regress our nutrients .
we depend on two countries .
i set up an institute .
imagine the national efficiency .
that 's just the minimum .
so it 's going to get two volumes .
so , it 's not like deone-x .
when the waste is the waste right now .
let 's face it , who is normal ?
we didn 't write this app .
how do i get away from ? "
sometimes the perspective is the illusion .
how can we help you ? "
it 's inverted itself .
nothing is not at all .
they didn 't give the government abandoned .
i believed everybody could .
who would ever want one ?
something very strange is happening here .
and that doesn 't tell us a lot .
but that 's not going to be fast .
further than that we 're not going .
so what 's the next step ?
but it has a very unexpected twist .
all these generations need a few milliseconds .
that 's , it 's very simple .
the story is not over there .
okay , there are a couple .
who do you really want to make it ?
we need to rise to the complexity of complexity .
well , we want to do a better .
what happened that day ?
so there is a feedback .
the defeat was just to have been .
i never met him personally .
bj and sponsor were looking for them .
no , no one has been a way .
so i followed my reflection .
her mother she withher .
and they gave them a evolutionary advantage .
here 's a description of the road .
the white lines represent the population .
we expect a couple of extraordinary decades .
in fact , we are redefining poverty .
so the rate of growth itself is accelerating .
that was actually the crux of me .
we think about energy scarcity .
" a more blue blue dot . "
you should also choose to .
sometimes i get to love .
we all love baseball , right ?
baseball is full of great statistics .
and there are hundreds of them .
it 's not that way that doesn 't work .
but , you know what ?
they 're an inspirational personality .
think about your own decisions .
we 've seen some fantastic presentations .
i probably shouldn 't do that .
i was a little scared about technology .
that 's a while that storytelling always took a sense of storytelling .
i 've talked a lot about magic .
somehow , kids don 't do it .
we use the energy of the sun .
so we 're going to do this with airplanes .
i started with my usual talk .
this is going to be in public domain .
that 's a very sensitive question .
it 's not our stunt .
i talk a lot about these questions .
what are you trying to do ? "
third technology : yemation .
i was going to be very normal .
it 's all important possibilities . "
this is about five meters long .
and this video is real time .
the data was not available before .
the whole building consisted out of water .
but the reality is always unpredictable .
they can play with various species .
this is the robert to dancing .
the game starts -- silence .
so that morning , before the game .
temple it is completely paralyzed today .
what will you do with this ? "
that was the beginning of the journey .
no insurance can make a quomable .
we 've won a few awards .
they saw the great strike .
she did three years .
it cost 2.7 billion dollars .
who doesn 't want to care a lot of children ?
what would you like most ?
how many people would vote for creativity ?
is this all education ?
we 've reached a kind of balance .
now , how could that happen ?
that 's usually not the route .
they become in the computer in the free .
and that was 19 years ago .
well , i was the next one .
play doesn 't just mean child games .
and women made that successfully .
let 's start with sunday .
this is a painting of a circle .
students are going to run through grades .
and we did that .
so we measured his movement .
i 'm going to show you now .
i should not say that .
you can be logical and causal .
they basically do the same thing .
this is a picture of the object .
so this is one of the images .
i see this plas .
and again , it showed ja4 .
needless to be polite .
we went into an area .
this is from this place .
one place is south korea .
these are all metadata .
they even get funding with it .
that 's no problem at all .
and she 's also very risky .
completely fully tied to a particular goal .
that 's cool , right ?
i 'm a redundant person .
that was more to the concrete .
we need to think about what brands are .
he switches the power engine .
they want to orient in the museum ?
a phenomenal dish really coffee .
overgenes : overgenes .
how would you describe your brand ?
i really like to brush clothes .
tell me about this world .
and it knocks up a 257 .
they were genetically modified .
it was my first sunburn .
the stones are color .
lego made it for every possible thing .
and that argument makes no sense .
i have nothing to hide . "
i don 't have to worry !
they tap into their internet connection .
the company headquarters is right here .
people were still happy .
she was back and die .
they grow them at a five-inch rate .
so , the emergency workers , they moved all the sites .
i 'm the redefined doctor .
it divides their experiences with others .
and it starts with a doctor .
all of this is inevitably unavoimisably avoicorrect .
i don 't take the same thing .
but there are two problems .
i started feeling better .
but surely it would get it .
and it was an amazing experience .
in the assumption of maybe two percent .
i was struck by this fish .
it 's very simple , it 's going to come .
so i just started playing .
music is medicine . music changes us .
" the best in the business . "
" sustainable foods , " he said .
how far is there that you have ?
we also have very very detailed data .
it 's made us so sustainably .
they have the flow of water on the ground .
they literally put the levers up .
i 'm an expert with relationships . "
how is the consumer score ? "
and then we said , okay , okay .
he shook his head , no .
no , no , it can 't .
and then he can walk away .
tell that what you feel .
and this kind of sounds different from the past .
so the first step to perinterpretation .
meanwhile , the instruments have been evolving .
behind the seven mountains , and so forth .
this is a scandal of the network .
you can go there .
i found it out particularly .
and here it 's already here .
so he 's right in the middle .
these are all absolutely logical , and correct .
yes , that 's the data .
get ready ? i was totally confused .
and it 's not all interpretation .
my grandparents have been kept this number on the back of the way .
they 're gone . they 're gone .
and even even a mate is thinking .
they don 't invest time in terms of power .
there 's another reason .
and that can make a huge difference .
and everybody in this room has to be in .
anyway , we need a solution .
i 'm making the kind of applications ?
we forced them . pop .
not even the truth she will get free .
it 's cruel to millions of people .
it 's nothing to do with science .
it 's kind of like a potato .
if that doesn 't work , what ?
so every concert is a different concert .
so that was a very peculiar experience .
they live with osynthesis .
for the kids ? "
how are they going to feed the world ? "
you can go in a particular year .
so i 'll stop this , thank you very much .
i was able to draw . i could paint .
the shrimp consume the phytoplankton .
there are a lot of things that have to come together .
we have something that goes down .
that 's what i found for energy .
so here 's some natural fireflies .
so this is a tough act .
it should have the two elements .
it 's like talking about talking .
a language is the expression of the human spirit .
so , have a nice thing to do this .
so , that was my primary motivation .
and the list can continue on a long way .
seriously -- the doom of ice !
go and quereril .
ice is red with red .
fantastic ! this machine is pretty loud .
i 'll start with some simple examples .
and this picture was taken from atlas .
this is the machine that is under geneva .
for a long time than those other networks .
it was a pretty fancy project .
and that 's really in the beginning .
i 'd like to prove you this .
no , no , far uninterrupted .
so we needed about 50 of the magnet magnet .
the question is , what 's next ?
they 're all the questions .
and there 's several reasons for this .
you can do something about anything .
they are the country of the people .
156 countries bring off our next-channel channel .
let 's take a little push now .
this is my supermarket . not big .
now , again , again , a glimpse of this .
it 's just breathtaking .
well , this cartoon is some of the statements .
third : esessterity .
the truth is more like this .
we started this 15 years ago .
the new chromosome went into the cell .
on the book , and on the image .
the grandfather 's grandfather refused to drink .
for example , the landcup , yes ?
it 's a geny-achievable thing .
to ask what is the right ?
in the way we think of the north .
every footprint is there .
so not saving , let 's avoid , avoid , avoid .
you can show , i was there .
so you can 't solve this .
so guys can 't be pigs .
what 's just presented was just presented .
there 's also the same thing .
if they come to that , yes ?
we can reinvent everything else .
the present reasons it 's writing .
but really , really , yes ?
how did he see ?
does anybody know what three seconds are ?
it 's got to process it as present .
and then they 're starting to forget in the third one .
you see , first of the back to the front .
i don 't know who 's going to see what 's going to see .
a dalmatines , right .
i see the dalsatiner .
that the theme of ecology is a global .
and everything is fine or content .
and what does that mean for designers ?
that 's what we call the speech model .
everyone 's got there .
and the curiosity isn 't learning .
that 's just a little bit less disdevastation .
because we don 't want to move any genes around ?
we worked late until late .
her father died after her birth shortly after her birth .
he moved back to the silence .
he died , broken through the story .
all of the adults were aware of the risks .
something is edited in me .
we had no cents for a year .
who could have looked at this ?
somebody made an old-fashioned version of it .
and yet , i 'm still making a physical level .
the shore is from another place .
and i salute every morning .
today i 'm going to tell you about unexpected discoveries .
i work in solar technology .
nobody has to give up your ideas .
oh , my time is over ?
now we saw the rise effect .
and i want to read you to read this .
so let 's think about the atoms .
now , that 's not quite right .
that 's more than 250 thousand a morning .
it just sumemcified a thousand miles .
here 's her marpper .
so this is a modest little app .
even cats watch this video .
my fourth technology : for example , for complexity .
motors , gears -- four ways .
oh my god . oh my god .
he just wanted to share a rainbow .
he got all sorts of natural videos .
... it 's making it worthwhile .
but then you really want to go deep in it .
well , i entered the courthouse .
i 'd put that crazy stuff .
i think our identity is threatened .
do you want to get there and listen ? "
we want to do something about the death penalty company .
i 'm tired of losing up how we all .
then he whispered me in the ear .
we don 't like to talk about our story .
we don 't really know much about this .
i think there are ways to do that everywhere .
but possibly this is not the case .
child mortality has lost about a tenth of a tenth .
we live in a really extraordinary time .
and we 're more excited about our leaders .
we 're always creating new tensions and conflict .
you go around and you 're kind of preparation .
it can know where we are .
these are the apsaras .
and this worked . give for scott .
good night , sweet marrat . "
and these are the neural structures .
i tried to understand them .
when i was 16 , i started to illustrate books .
so scott gets this anitbal .
i classify people in death cells .
i learned this from my grandmother .
she was a saint family 's daughter .
the silence is oe-conthetic .
a lot of my mandations are very young .
we 've already run a lot of things .
and i 've never seen it .
so , look what happens .
thank you , but the best one is coming .
i remember my first fire .
and you know what i 've learned ?
they shared the kingdom in the two halves .
we can give ourselves something like ourselves .
do you want to be more attractive and more confident ?
but what 's going to come to the future ?
these are going to be inmissistic .
people were suffering . people were fighting .
five million people use it every month .
but the game is a shape-walks .
they 're both viable , both light .
it turns out it 's a really difficult idea .
do we really want to go to that direction ?
conditions of this species exist with us .
but it doesn 't have to be the end .
i call this the radiation tiger .
we get a absolutely flat line .
thank you , danny kahneman .
i hold the knife in my hand .
the dosage is a role .
everybody would like to make people happier .
and that 's a very simple question .
daniel kahneman : sure .
monday : color 's a powerful force .
and we have total 1.5 -billion players .
no , i mean really serious .
then we get this whole positive feedback .
they 're just better than the reality .
so the first place of the talbal talp .
if you haven 't heard it yet .
is it going to cost less than 20 dollars ?
and the goal here is very simple .
so ... so that 's not as serious .
which in terms of words would you describe by the accident ?
this is a game game , right ?
that 's what i mean , in my mind .
okay , you really want to know ?
i went to prison -- difficult .
the goal of this film is transparency .
and i had to go out of the city .
it 's all coming out of our pockets .
we talk about bold , fresh .
and this is a million million million .
you brought your pictures , yes ?
i like things that are different .
i 'm going to negotiate directly with the artist right now .
two minutes later , three things happened at the same time .
the film has not been done yet .
it was built four and a half in italy .
and , in italy , it ended up in the end .
be just who you are .
wednesday : embrace your inner community .
thursday morning : confidence is the key .
it 's called " talk to me . "
let 's start with the sound .
tuesday : adaptation is completely overseeded .
thank you very much , this was incredible .
the roof was also covered with water .
you can do this all the time .
but the truth is far away .
and that was the outer outbreak .
he can only use his eyes .
now look at this graph .
bjfree : regenerative space .
and his response was yes .
it can give you a sequence of changes .
and that 's no mere rain to get out of it .
this is alfred gonzere .
she wasn 't getting tired yet .
i thought i could integrate myself .
what do you do with gamma ball ?
but western governments also help themselves .
but we 're far beyond that .
and the difference is then perceived as a loss .
notice two things that this curve is going to do .
but i 'm going to ask you a question .
maybe i did it with a good reason .
because we live on a water planet .
what are these three billion people bring to ?
so , this has been a problem for supercomputer .
" risk " is not a simple game .
it 's about distinguctive ways .
they gave their blood pressure .
why am i going to medicine ?
by alone , stable and without support .
so bevivid is open source .
so , basically my two passions are the two .
so , this blew me .
let 's look at the ecological model .
you can jump directly to a specific case .
we talk about " drowning in information . "
i was completely science , you know .
i was not going to disfuriate .
every morning they fly 240 miles to the farm every morning .
" this is successful . " he said .
i was obsessed obsessed obsessed with the deep sea .
we went back to the camel .
so what can we exclude from all this ?
is it easy enough to go a quarter ? "
it 's great that this number goes up .
and every night they fly 240 miles .
so what do you do with the waste ?
the logic doesn 't make any sense of reality .
you say , there 's no precedent .
and one phrase , with his own breath .
and especially a beautiful story , as i think .
because now you can apply a three-sentence sentence .
and you know that from school you know about school .
there are three phrases in this tricate .
i 've summarized the last three of five , i 've summarized up .
it 's great , but i was in love .
we have 20-percent in germany .
these were the very first calculations in six years .
and here you can see the whole thing again .
for nathaniel , music seelial health .
i said , " chicken , drinking nets ? "
the internet and its services is a miracle .
his personal little acquists .
so , he 's here . right .
well , i 'll show you .
and some of it worked , and some of it didn 't work .
i have to say , i don 't understand that .
we don 't want companies to be able to patent lives .
we don 't want firms to have doctors .
it 's right , morality , patent stuff .
and you know what ? they 're wrong .
we have now now tagged followers in this country .
what does this look like ? pretty good .
i normally would take the needle out .
there 's a lot of happiness coaching .
he had had a 20 minutes of music .
now , would you ever choose holiday holiday ?
they have it . they 've always got it .
it 's a negotiation print .
you can predict the predictions . why is this happening ?
they conduct the process , they understand it .
this will be a key element of this .
there are lots of great books that are happening in this topic .
we need to be doing more research in research .
in the nuclear sector there are other innovative companies .
you hope that we don 't need that .
here 's a picture of an area in kentucky .
the guy in the middle doesn 't really do that .
what happened to me happened with this design student ?
we pasted this kind of exercise with the same student .
there was never a time of how this one was .
does anybody know what that is ?
we talk about ethniment .
most of all , he had since he died .
now that level of intuition is very important .
that 's such a worthy part .
the water sheets were expanding .
but we 're starting to see a change .
it just wasn 't , you know ?
oh , jesus , what thought !
if not , querals now , somebody else .
his whole process of work has changed .
this is a annual storm of water .
this is the main mechanism of evolution here .
we have thousands of organisms that do it .
this is one , part of it .
the fact is that coal is not dirty .
it 's about a newrest of america .
we have to come far away , and it 's very quick .
and these interactive portraits are true each other .
it 's going to be a challenge that is for 9 offer .
this is an interactive signature pan .
here 's a couple of tiles that we see here .
i could park right in front of my house . "
yes . it doesn 't do anything else .
so that 's how the supermarket is .
in other parts -- the world of communication .
we don 't invent identity ; we invent them .
paralysis is a consequence of many choices .
i 'm very happy to be there .
they laughed more than her do .
i 'm wearing jeans , almost all the time .
they worry about that for us to stand out there .
they increase the paralysis and increase satisfaction .
we always tried to ask ourselves a profound question .
it 's a small virus of bacteria .
and they 're also feeling your movement and tilt .
many of them are covered by faces and so on .
and we see it 's a real time .
but the phosphorus is not able to replace .
because that 's what it has , right ?
there is no outpopulation of living in trees .
we can support them , well .
we can support them , well .
that means we need to get phosphorus .
sometimes the environment , make less waste .
the phosphor problem is much more critical .
that 's not how we are not resources , it 's efficiency .
if you fall in love with somebody , efficient efficient ?
but with the real design , please .
in two hours , it 's going to build all the time .
it 's not all that you can be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able .
this is in china in a second .
all right , these wind around , almost .
every society is highly involved by a primary medium .
the tribal society , at the beginning , was through the language .
now , if you think about it a little bit .
but i 'll get to that for a second .
what we left is the counter .
i want to explain a little bit about a little bit .
so from modern in the computer society .
and that 's exactly what they 're doing .
and there is a central point here .
just admiting what is information ?
now you 're looking at the dalmtiner .
and further , now you 'll see it .
so it says the norm is that it 's more likely to be .
i try this by a example of an example .
thank you . i have a question for you .
she 's got a button , and she 's on the wastes .
so , soon next week , it comes to the market .
i 've not been familiar with the etiquette .
life hasn 't changed for centuries .
" they didn 't let you go . "
the underwater part is from a stone radius .
and here 's every piece of work on this .
my mother was advising my boat .
well , it was friday , it 's right .
it may take you until it 's been loaded .
so there 's a nice game dynamic .
today , a lot of people have given government .
boston didn 't just have a call center .
scott abwed himself to person .
but there were many people shredded over the years .
and we use this word with such contempt .
there 's another aspect of history .
i have him here on my laptop . "
emc presents the transparency of transparency .
but i 'm going to show you the demo .
you can zoom in and zoom in and zoom in .
this would be somebody who 's completely intuitive .
i think that 's really cool .
... if you could just show a slide for this .
in fact , no one 's intended video .
now , who is ready to go for that trip .
because it doesn 't feel really much money .
there are two different types of different types .
whohh : east globww !
in 2010 it was 23 million times .
that 's the ballot to the system that is necessary .
we should put the bear in the cage .
this is moore 's law for the last hundred years .
it 's slowing down for any of our big problems .
it seems to me that it seems to be replived both .
i said , " i 'm going to listen . "
we want to eliminate mass prosecuders . "
i 've learned a couple of very simple things .
he came up to me and hugging me .
the death penalty question is an interesting question .
there are some very interesting things .
thirty years ago , this would have ridiculous .
it 's connected in oxygen and guies .
i call them " the coming billion . "
we 've just passed the seven-brand brand .
we have the passion of a dict-innovators .
the death penalty death is defined by mistake .
the first is an classical class , apple .
it can know how we hold it .
this is a really extraordinary honor for me .
the next step was actually going in these communities .
tell me , " please repeat this process . "
it 's malmizand odd programs .
we 're in the middle of this sweeping place .
they were inspired by being inspired by us .
so , every drip would be a little different .
but still seem enough to be here .
my mother was the youngest of her 10 children .
i said , " i promised , i promised . "
i said , " okay , grandma . "
i said , " what are you talking about ? "
this country is unlike 40 years ago .
and finally , we should be welcome transparency .
thank you very much for the invention of behavioral economics .
or are they more like a rup-beelobeer ?
but bonobos show us the other side of the memedal .
look at what she 's doing .
it 's not the test of survival and success .
it 's not just a crazy idea .
that 's about one percent of the population of population population .
the main man , waving me .
ladies and gentlemen , their own relationships .
i tried to keep the body .
come , dance with me . thank you very much .
so two pairs , each one 's a baby .
we 'll come back to these guys .
intermateriating traditional sexuality in many different forms .
so a lot of testosterone , but no response to it .
they 're in the back of our body .
i wanted to restore health after a disease .
so , gender can occur in many different varieties .
this is " lifelless oil . "
8,000 players were playing the play eight weeks .
and there 's a way of staff .
i 'm not getting in the real life of this feedback .
that 's the truth . i think that 's the truth .
players are masters of the spiders of social users .
but it 's definitely not a optic situation .
in many cases , these people are completely healthy .
and of course , then , it 's made .
what do you think it 's going to happen next ?
unfortunately , it 's not much better .
but it 's not just about words .
and i 'm saying that it 's good .
wietties are just too easy to live .
we don 't know why this is happening .
this is one of the classic yemen in play .
because otherwise our problem is even greater .
this is just the title title .
make it possible -- you all here .
now , imagine a full smoke hit .
i never want to move a way in life .
so that made sense , it was fit together .
so again , that 's a really good fit .
ordinary people are not available . "
every iceberg has its own individual personality .
no , that was what i thought .
i want to help you to calm down .
these things have a more positive effect .
you want to tell me about my brand .
tell me a little bit about this part .
this is something like our firefighter .
on drilling table -- no , thank you .
let me tell you a little bit about this .
the summer was a happy summer -- 2006 .
but how do you do that in practice ?
how do you do people from their character ?
so i think we need to be leaders .
i mean , what am i going to find today ?
and i 'll just sum this for you for you .
they had a concept of blue blood .
as an artist , i 'm really interested in the association .
so that 's why this project is the case .
here you see the building working .
i want to share with you something that is first .
so that you can experience the whole movement .
it 's called the cloud -- the cloud .
we have the capital of techno-philanthropic .
it supports other of their mistakes to talk about .
it 's a completely disject of abuse .
it 's a decision between freedom and control .
it 's not a decision between privacy and safety .
you 'll be less , because we 're going to start them .
so you don 't lose a very often privting animal .
but they don 't have the previous losses .
if you generalize it , what happens is .
we still think , you know , they were originally .
i 'm a human . i do mistakes .
it 's the average power of bat .
what you need is a new medical culture .
i was a compulvely obsual student .
that 's the system that we live in .
and i thought that was a kidney stones .
it was a lot of time , and i 'm going to go .
but i turned to these questions .
and that was what i felt .
that 's the kind of educational shame .
the three words say : do you remember ?
and feedback comes from my high doctor .
so you can 't sit them out there .
here he is picking up a rare rail .
now , he said the genetics of the genetics .
so smart grid , a huge theme of it .
and that 's the n that 's the message .
and in the time they can react to other things .
it 's hard to overrate the destruction .
" great , " i said . i set up .
so , great thing is , we have a business model .
and then you have a whole bunch of simulation .
" look at her look at , " look at her . "
the fl-go eat the shrimp .
it 's really old , and it 's done .
it 's all over . it 's all online .
i 'm going to choose the issue for government .
so light light then takes smart grid grid .
when i was a kid i constantly drew these comic books and stuff .
this is the hardest part in my talk .
the first two words , they are logical .
he 's just in touch with himself .
because artists have a disconnect to lie .
because without the time we cannot live without these life lies .
so , we can 't even whoun all these things .
so it 's going to be coming from the outside to the human .
and so i got a little hunity decision .
that 's no one in the world .
the logic doesn 't make any sense of what 's true .
we can run these things in different examples .
and yes , i 'll go on a slide .
and then it looks like this in the rule .
our goal was to just say , okay , okay .
and interestingly , bono 's also a ted prize .
it 's not just a nice soundy .
we had not had a polio event in this country yesterday .
do you have all of your vitamins that morning ?
what happened is we could do that .
well , i understand that . i 'm .
this guy was a hero , jonas salk .
and why ? because paul made a vaccine .
and not only are being used to be used to meases .
but you know what they don 't have right ?
diphry , they starred , baby paralysis ...
why do we do this ? why do we do that ?
we 're running into the arms of placebo .
and i have all kinds of little props here .
it 's a debate about words about metaphor .
there was no canitudermos .
they were just like people in this room .
he lived only nine years .
the gears the u.s. for hundreds of years .
many people talk about 80 percent reduction by 2050 .
there is a link , a mutual respect .
i think at first point , the curiosity is .
today i 'm going to talk to you about energy and climate .
so , climate change is going to be a great thing .
this has to be very downward , zero .
that sces doesn 't bring us any money .
my parents are the 80 on the heel .
because they 've got special skills of the process .
now they understood the advantage of the prototyping prototyping .
it produced the highest construction in the time .
so we have this machine here .
my grandparents died now when they were 60 .
can you actually play them in blue ?
you just hear it and then they start talking .
it 's not really spoken on interpretation .
everybody knew , your genius was a little law .
the land on the land was hurting .
it has huge endings in the control room .
and they had to remove them from what we were doing .
you 're all of them back to your way .
yes , i 'm scared of all of these things .
like algae -- and other terrifying things .
it 's about 300 million million .
that 's a six-second footage of a 40-second period .
not just bad , but the worst of all time .
and that 's great , because we need this .
if your job is to do that , fix it .
and if it wasn 't , fix even your dance .
it grows in the winter and it 's declining in summer .
this is a organism in 1996 .
this is a completely non-descrilow development pattern .
and we can navigate in this very simple way .
i 'm very grateful for the reception here .
we dance in the temple and become god . "
and the problem is not the technology itself .
but these are all the streets in the u.s.
there are those who are much more table .
we had to have to be driven for lawyers and so on .
the first market is new . find it more .
some people were disappointed there was no poetry .
freedom to maximize choice is to maximize choice .
and it 's also rooted deep in our lives .
but here 's what you might have thought .
i mean , everybody in my manhattan 's neighborhood is gone .
your problem is that they have too little .
but the volume are substantially larger than ever before .
54 percent of the deaths were happening through drilling .
we can actually look at the junk problem .
one baby needs about six thousand diases .
information is every difference that makes a difference .
now , everybody 's trying to see something .
how can i make a very much amount of user use ?
and less juice or use is it 's .
sometimes the environment , needs less energy .
a research of the subject of natural user interface .
and we 'd like to see that .
but today we 're talking about the biological systems .
no , we 're stuck in what 's inside .
it 's all that 's in it is useful .
so , let me just take a little bit .
do you remember the winwer ?
we understood that the weather is global .
and in my juvenile fortune , i said .
yeah , so what is bioame ?
now , what are the archaic models ?
if you want to come far , come together . "
now he 's taking a tractor into the scene .
now i 'm going to do a little bit more stuff about this .
i can put the sequence as it is happening .
i 'm looking forward to the talk of all of you .
new investments , to create good paid jobs .
anyway , they do that .
or they didn 't have any photo cography .
and in that mind , the memory was remembered .
from the printing age to the machine age .
another example is that the virtual reality is called virtual reality .
and the two more and more important ones are here .
we got off , which hasn 't work .
you get on two because very simple .
here we were , and this is the painting .
what other extra charismatic suggests they have ?
there was a lot of crazy things going on .
or are they more like a sambebebebebeer ?
and that 's what these brands did .
he 's not even gone out in other countries .
lawyer : i 'm a stocknewalbrand .
so i think that 's my brand .
the best part is -- in a second .
another favorite picture of me , star night .
now i 'm going to show you my favorite function .
and that was an experience of being in humility for me .
i mean , nobody ever saw any particles .
it 's the way i want to be .
the rest of the time are delta .
you know how many people watching these tedtalks ?
it was " in eternity , forever . "
these results were achieved by several weeks of work .
in fact , there 's still a lot more dangerous and more aggressive .
so this is what we need to do with digital security systems .
and what i 'm saying is very important .
it 's just to get away as far as you can .
the faces of the audience were very serious and attention .
man 3 : i 'm the narkerman .
what do you think the answer is ?
the answer is probably " no " to be " no . "
no one wanted to have something to do with the movie .
actually , no , it wasn 't the mistake .
all right , what is the brand ?
it 's just more accurate , you might agree .
so we start with a windows drug .
we have all the replacon-systems systems in our cars .
and sure enough , we can find fast food chains .
and let me give you a simple example .
and i see the same process in combining photographs .
i always start with a piece , an idea .
and then it 's about the combination of different images .
i put my job at 95 pounds .
is it all the details or the color ?
my mother asked us to grab her hand .
we 've been asking , and nobody knew .
and we have a model for this .
and we want to bring this to a global level .
al is a hydrant in boston .
but that was not the end of the tasmanian ree demographic .
so i think the essentials are very simple .
i didn 't want to go ; i love my life .
it 's a puzzle that 's being put together .
my grandmother never forgot my life .
so , the theme of the day : resource saving .
a typical wal-mart brand today is carrying you 100,000 products .
i think i probably heard more hands .
it was viewed nearly 200 million times this year .
it 's been viewed in almost 50 million times .
and also , as designers and tech designers are very interested in .
my mother called a few minutes after that .
no apple ever tasted that again .
i didn 't know how to talk about wine .
i didn 't know how to talk about something .
there was still a different puzzle piece .
" don 't be " but turned out to be an untrue thing .
we 're talking about -- about 15,000 code code .
we 're ignorant of food .
and this is the planning .
edward calliova is a scientist .
i 'll just tell you , this is logical .
this is a player that 's just a epndied .
that 's a problem that many players have .
and this constant feedback is not in real life .
you expect a extra billion player in the next decade .
as a result of this , we build stronger social relationships .
what are the emotions that could be measured ?
there seems to be an uncoherent way .
what we want to do is create the future .
wouldn 't it be nice to open doors ?
maybe we can see persistence as change .
it was summer and i had grown up .
again , what would you do now ?
there are other pleasure , but that 's dominant .
raise your hands . let me see .
what ? that really blew me .
am i really sorry . does it make you crazy ?
you know , science is not a company .
this investment in africa has been in the last 30 years .
and why ? economic changed food .
you wouldn 't be reluctant to , you know what ?
there 's someone sitting there who had no childhood .
how many would be a good memory ?
and you 're going to ask : what happens to these moments ?
people in the courts come in right now .
let me show you about the point .
i mean , this is a real cognitive trap .
well , remember , the mind itself is a storyteller .
and let 's start with an example .
the teachers didn 't know that anything was changed .
yeah , you 're right . we fix it .
so they communicate -- they walk along your fingers .
so i started at a conference several months later .
second season , the normal time of regular time .
tasdane , in a moment of headhead .
well , we introduced the mayor to hole .
that 's something that 's built in the city .
on the left , you see a little boat .
i 'm not sure where we go .
they don 't talk about god and nature of god .
but there was a life cycle in her presentation .
and we need to improve a lot about this machine .
well , the next day we were in cleveland .
it was something we knew .
so , imagine a sound airplane .
france makes a post . italy is a post .
i had no longer to talk to the guards .
so they 're going to put on , save the shoes .
bonobos are together with chimpanzees , our next living relative .
i want to get it to not die . "
evolution doesn 't necessarily mean to prefer the longest life life .
and this is actually a conservative estimate .
as i said , amanda wears our conduct .
i was a dog . i was talking about envy .
we have been there for about 130,000 years .
they moved to a culture concept .
and we learn trust and the game 's rules .
in other words , play is our adaptsk .
just think of it for a moment .
so we have this awful fully simplifying idea .
and that 's not just about gender .
and in this case , it saw a neighbor .
and this is very important in medical research .
what are they going to consume ? what are you going to ?
do you know how to call a 40000ter ?
well , really good , maybe a single star .
we have access to tools using exponential technology .
i put them and made me do the treatment .
it 's a game that 's called foldit .
and i went back to work .
and we 've seen this in mobile phones .
and there 's also a very good reason for this .
different speakers : drug war , weapon . tornado .
and that was not a hard to do a diagnosis diagnosis .
here 's the opportunity to do something .
i remember it as being yesterday .
and that 's why it 's not seen as a loss .
and yet , we still get on the galapagos .
let me show you how they work .
this is the simulation of chesapeake bay .
the question is , why is people accept this .
10 minutes later , the judge announced a break .
that 's what our goal is now .
she barely touched , and she was steched up .
he described one of them as a very , very common .
i 'm going to talk about a tiny , little idea .
she didn 't have a very able brain .
what would you tell somebody who believes ?
rat rat ? yes . alive ? yhsy .
it could take place within an educational learning event .
the combined condition was an interesting step .
now we 're going to do this with forces and machines .
so , it 's kind of mass overshns .
and try to do it again with another generation .
i found fireflies in a glass very exciting .
communities are starting to abstract information again .
it also shows other parts of the book .
all of those were , they started sharing .
the transition is happening . we can all feel it .
we are more than that , we are citizen citizens .
and i 'm going to get a character in the book .
people seem to think , politics is sexy .
and the way through the rest of the book .
and i went over and i heard .
wealth , not debt , reduces the outcome .
then i ask , how could this happen ?
i 've learned very simple things in my work .
we want to get down the number of ports .
and i have to say , there was power .
an amazing error rate , one of nine innocent people .
and then at a place , the monitor is growing with leaves .
my uncles died in alcohol diseases .
so first i thought that was a game .
she had the last word in every family debate .
and we want to make this material available for everyone .
they have a renewables today of 15 percent today .
and the question is , why didn 't you ?
the soul is such a kind of thing , say , before .
that 's the idea of the soul .
so if it says , there 's no soul .
because actually this person is not in the case of evidence .
and in berlin , there was a crazy engineering .
there 's only the second best to do the fire brigade .
so do this , and then you 'll experience the phrase .
the conventional system looks like this all over the world .
and there 's now a whole lot of research now .
i played the first sentence of beethoven 's violin concert .
and he 's walking along his toritant states .
bruno giusani : thank you very much . thank you .
actually , we know that something else is the case .
it 's got a food accept of 15 to one .
in fact , the notes are very vague and unaccurate .
i can 't play as well as in 20 years .
i say , heart , heart angel , right ?
because , you know , it 's a nice process .
hey , puma , do you really really want to be really serious ?
because they have already changed the ceo of the ceo .
in the countries where people get to money .
" p. one ? what feeds your ? "
why do i have to do n a car ?
and there he is , and he said , " there 's this ?
because the notes are right to him .
the music instrument is the extension of our body .
but maybe you can also vote in the mood .
and that was the first beginning of a very backyard expression .
i had a relationship with this beauty of several months .
we 've been used in holland now for three years .
it 's really , really important that we get there .
where is the greatest interest , what really does it really work ?
in fact , the progression society on energy advances are based on energy .
probably one of these numbers must come close to zero .
the second factor is the services we use .
in each of these five areas , we need to at least 100 people .
let 's think about how we should measure our success .
and i say , " all you don 't even care about .
why do i do this ? what do you do ? "
this is a version of one thing done .
bg : an energy cure is the most important thing .
those who are doing the scientific arguments are very little .
the main problem here is similar to the same thing than the aids .
but for the bottom two billion , it 's a disaster .
and also , the energy grid for them is very important .
that means the ants tend to weigh more than we do .
the system is so healthy , it cleans water .
but for a lot of people , it 's a little too radical .
he 's a biologist at a biologist la palma .
i mean , they 've never seen this one .
so , as we get the background of the belly , the better the system . "
cut a fish , but also a electric reserve .
he said , " the skin acts like a sponge .
i can 't , but this guy can .
and i 'm talking , an expedition was going to fund .
this is not an industry , and it 's not agriculture .
with piston , you can dive into a decade .
you do something that 's actually a little bit different .
we talk about the flukers of information flow .
i grew up with a pro-ham science fiction .
no , it 's exactly the right thing , right ?
and of course , we share the same emre-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-in-core regime .
we see that phosphorus is really critical .
we take images of this mini big big system on detectors .
we were wired , they reacted . they reacted .
our steps at the developing world of life were exponentially .
and it turns out dna is very difficult .
you may have heard that we have watermarks in it .
we 've tried to get to the point of automation .
we 're going to focus on the fourth generation of the fourth generation .
secondly , what economists call opopiight costs .
and the world we lived in saw was like this .
by march , the lhc will be reable to refunction .
it 's also my big , lifelong love and fascination .
i have another 40 years of time in me .
and everybody knew that it worked , right ?
and all of a sudden , he didn 't come in and form a human .
but unfortunately , it 's not always a bad thing .
this is equivalent to 20 feet of sea level , like greenland .
and if possible , i 'll find some of the weird ones .
if you want to do a crion-line , you have to be crioting between the images .
the ethnic sphere is the great legacy of humanity .
it 's so wonderful . you have to protect it . "
it 's our new country 's new country .
every big picture is the dawn of a hit .
or other models , or even technical techniques .
but nonetheless , there 's a political dispute in our country .
and we 're so often re-interested in re-changing how we want .
blaise , that 's really incredible . thank you .
the official belief ceremony of all the western industrialized societies .
i just want to say just a little bit about salleings .
you have to admit that this is a big choice .
now , you know what the answer to this question is ?
and beolington ! open for you all this .
we 're all born . we 're going to bring children to the world .
there 's going to be more to my glasses .
i don 't know who of you know this picture .
and the whole thing is a game , i need to say .
i 'm going to clean up all of what 's there .
it was like it used to happen to be on the village .
and what is it really happening in it ?
so how do we work when we look inside it ?
that 's what 's happened to you , that 's the gene age age .
the only thing they had was your head .
that 's the period where you fall in love .
and six-two , also a very interesting phenomenon .
so how does a human being faced with certain things .
if we actually don 't take phosphorus and give it up .
in the soil , over 60 percent of the carbon dioxide has stored .
we used to be used to things linear .
the first question is , are we really too many ?
here 's another couple of people who are testing it .
so for him , they were just building light .
frosty , the coal man , he 's getting clean every day .
this is the source of the most coal in west virginia .
so don 't worry about the climate change .
it 's boere coal , you 've heard a lot of it .
but it 's the sound of the clean coal technology .
you 've seen it for you in the news .
you 're mapping reality , you know , without computers .
we wanted to develop a learning tool for language .
now , this is not a joke , but it 's not a joke .
so what are the projects we 're doing right now ?
that 's a relatively substantial number of people around the world .
how many channels does the house that they live ?
1m is the highest thing i saw .
these are the people who are going to think of the world .
what 's next to you about .
it 's unambiguous -- like this strange landstrip .
so , how exactly are we going to see sususuin in the movie ?
are they ? you 're looking nervous .
and then we give one of these great tapes .
so we don 't have a budget like other brands .
they were absolutely unrelated to the project .
how much money is required to get that one ?
next . this was the most beautiful day of my life .
a little bit more about them , that 's not what you are .
and i think there 's almost a contradiction that 's dealing with it .
and how did that be for you ? what successful it was successful ?
this is just online -- no press , no tv .
i really like your , sergey brin . now .
so you 're just going to google prestou.com.
i want to tell you how we 've found this .
it 's natasha ' and it 's just natasha .
he says , " make it wartered for the ground . "
i learned that in a moment everything is different .
it 's not perfect , but it 's much better .
and in the world , everything makes a sense for me .
we don 't want iran to build the bomb .
you can see in all these museums here .
you know , i had the idea for a film .
think about it . that attack is generic .
that 's the consequence we have to confront .
so the driving force is the cyberpltiest superpower .
i worked in a coal piece -- dangerous .
i 've been photographing in war-setting , difficult and dangerous .
it doesn 't even exist online . no more .
i want to tell you about today and everywhere .
but our lives are so much more than our memories .
it was completely disconnected that they could fail .
let me show you an example of what i mean .
and this video was actually sent in january .
but what about that day , this particular friday ?
and all of this leads to us a big question .
i want to tell you about some of the puzzle pieces .
they knew it was a trick , right ?
well , let me show you a little bit more about this .
after three months of a refugee camp , we landed in melbourne .
i didn 't know how to use the actual electron .
i told my mother , i wouldn 't do that .
i met the decision to pull into the united states .
if i say reality , i 'm color-reality .
because the imagery would make it feel better .
now , there 's all this little snosscent of the great unveiling talns .
look , let me give you an analogy .
we found that it 's really moving .
you zody in . you can actually go into it .
this is a star night , probably never before .
this is the really cool part , which is called the stamp .
i think they 're not even coming from the museums .
but my logical point doesn 't like it .
i love this guy ; his expression is unaffordable .
they had 348 different kinds of marry rode .
so what i 'm telling you is what really fantastic .
there 's more than that , it 's even deeper .
we 're far from that goal .
in fact , this intersection has a 100 square kilometers of miles .
this is an idea worth spreading .
the pilot was designing the machine for the hudson river .
i thought we 'll make the same deal .
since that time , we have all kinds of recognition .
the biggest difference between you is to deal with time .
that 's not the case of remembering your mind .
but now , can you count my finger , do you know ?
what it was ruined was the memories of experience .
and here are two patients . these are their records .
but one of them is clearly worse than the other .
now , the life itself is continuously continuously alive .
probably a lot of you know in this room that 's a trick .
i 'm going to hold the knife just like my hand .
the wildlife self itself does not have a voice in that choice .
it 's not about how happy a person is living .
well , you 're not going to get your life yourself .
i mean , i 've never seen the flat lines .
the more money you deserve is you deserve the more powerful .
and that also , as well as well , is playing .
and that 's from an economist . so he 's an economist .
that 's great . i love the placebo media .
this is an idiot debate . it 's got to stop .
i 'm not part of this group , i have to say .
think about it . that 's an incredible fact .
and i took a while to find that out .
this is scandalingly , and we should be ashamed .
so we 're going away from , and where are we going ?
likewise , i think we 're going to play games today .
and i 'm going to explain why i explain him .
we 've done it in the last 1000-1,000 years .
you need this , and we don 't have them .
it 's just a bed calories . it 's mies .
anyway . i mean , i certainly want to .
i 'll take him to do it for you and then explain it .
that 's the problem i 'm trying to solve .
because , frankly , every project has its own marshmallow .
you don 't have to spend a lot of money to look at great .
obviously , it 's not going to fit all of my little suitcase .
but are we going to make the best of our play drive ?
and this is called a call gene gene .
she 's a girl . she 's raised as girl .
we see that in all sorts of different human life .
we see the same thing in the disabled rights movement .
well , chimps are famous for their invials .
he 's steel every five of my consciousness .
i have something i want to show you .
it was the footdance contest , the footdance cup .
so here 's the results we 've just got .
we called it the digital water babbabon .
very rarely , you 're actually witnessing a surge iceberg .
but unfortunately , bonobos are the least known under primates .
so they 're going around and they do art installations like these .
and so it was , like , three months .
how about the longer to live with good health ?
this is an amazing adventure , and you can go .
so i say , let 's start the world shifting games !
here 's the latest version of this imaging sequence .
see , dr. kean has changed his mind .
they teach them to open up themselves .
we don 't want to try to tell the future before .
now , berkeley forestry is these robots exoskeletons .
this is another look at the tree of life .
i was fascinated by elegance and beauty in biology .
the first is that we 're not going to evolve .
how could it be possible that we could do this ?
and then think about two other little changes .
but at the same time we know that it 's not possible .
he was invited the king of sisiat .
that 's why the dramatic numbers are coming in .
it was developed at the university of washington in seattle .
there 's a program that might already be familiar .
he took a famous photograph . how was it called ?
so let 's give this analogy into the future .
and the entire time was collected more and more .
thank you for being at ted . thank you very much .
maybe i didn 't want to be the need for the assistance .
it was the misguided meeting on the drugs .
this deputy pupe ran across the older black .
i got into the car , and i was really overwhelmed with it .
right , bryan , the judge has chilatory forces .
and this game was played by university professors and so on .
we want to help people who were guilty of the unrator .
i studied the photograph of the picture , and she was in breathing .
somebody had broken up and had a great hack .
in our own countries , we would never do this .
it was called the automatically colored stone .
but you can still ask , if you 're in a foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign surgeon ?
unemployment is a certified configuration .
now , how do people die in a consequence of this wire ?
it was always so inspiring to have so inspirational .
in the future , most crime will be online .
they put on the radio machine .
the knicks describe the other way they 're pristine .
now he 's on the red list now .
you probably know that he was 35 .
i was shocked , and i was disshattered into the inner bones .
even who kills somebody is not just a killer .
it 's really just about combining different realities .
that 's great . this is the digital nature of this .
he 's called " double-rat " into the official database .
and this was the brain and the nervous system of these communities .
so the paethesthesmovement movement has done it .
we need to release the government 's machinery .
because this is where government labor is happening .
they hold up these , deweigh the rest .
but what happens to the citizens connect is different .
and yet , we don 't understand the possibilities of this yet .
this is the call center for service and information .
so he got the citizen to test them .
the next step was to find the apps for that .
we know one where all the stations are .
so today , evolution is happening in the time of microseconds of microseconds .
combine , but you can create something special as this .
finally , i get programs that can make numbers pretty much .
my grandfather was in the bibiyard in prison .
i remember it was yesterday .
and so these women were just dressed and they were just kind of stuck .
and yet there 's this mental disintegration .
he said , " in germany , there 's no death in germany .
i have given a few talks in germany .
and i said , " yeah , very happy . "
we silly there , we were just hanging around like that .
and the child in me really is really excited with the means of possibilities .
my grandmother was strong , but she was also loving .
she was also the relationship of many major conflict in our family .
and so i want to talk about the power of identity .
you can say things like this , the world influence .
we brought chilsighted notes to design schools .
the one on a farm you 've heard not feed your animals ?
it 's this interconcered taste .
so in my life , i 've laid a lot of fish .
so you could imagine him being able to sell him .
i ate him first in a restaurant in southern spain .
a sophomologist had talked about this fish for a long time .
he said , " fish ? i don 't know about fish .
we have cut cutting out of tagigawatts of taalik in germany .
then we have to break our must-in-class capacity on the net .
i mentioned this to perguel and then he 's found .
because they are the people who are experts who are experts .
and i see a different pattern of it coming out .
you can test it after my talk in your doretuary rooms .
so i go back and give it to the perspective .
i understood that this is the nature of art .
that 's the truth . the studio didn 't know that .
from that time , an anecdote you might know .
i want to give you two examples , maybe three examples .
so please stop when there is a music being playing .
i have a friend who 's touering a passerlet .
that 's when half of its value is half of its value .
and at all , you work a lot less than i did .
and then immediately , i 'm coming up , this is just unsfine .
we 're going to show it to the present sequence of the film .
it comes from asia , which is in the case of japan .
i can say the kanoilist is a man .
he 's quite happy about it because he got them correctly .
but it 's actually the sum , of course , a lot of ideas .
but , in fact , in the ' 80s , it wasn 't that way .
have you negotiate with investors , i 've been searching a new bird shelter .
i 'm just showing you the new york times website .
or b , because they haven 't learned to sing ?
and you know what my answer to all of this is ?
it 's not even an idea ; she 's a process .
she herself to herself . more . they never never die .
we don 't think our healthcare care system is mies .
they get to thgeon in south africa .
you know , there was no doubals in paradise .
there were no christmas trees . we did all this .
ask you , ask the evidence , ask evidence .
there 's a step-by-step manual there .
maniok is something that half a billion people eat .
i mean , are we asking , why do we fight this ?
there is no other description for what 's going on here .
i take that hand away . and here 's the knife .
this trick can be shown to your friends and your neighbors . thank you .
these are a lot of deaths than masders , 20 per hour .
the x 's interpretation of a piece is like this .
it 's not impossible , but it 's not that easy .
so , a " manhattan project ? how do we get to the goal ?
and so , i changed making movies , completely , completely .
you have to be ready to take risks for you .
well , the energy grid is creelly .
people here have given the evolution of many of these wonder .
it 's the renewables of renewables , as many of them are called .
i learned a lot to learn in the process of discovery .
so , the best , bad team of one under the best .
there are some innovations in the nuclear scale ; those are available , liquic .
a very concrete wish that we invent this technology .
the fact is that uncertainty should worry about us .
ceos are happy . it 's going to be interesting here .
this is what happened . not a team had a very strong structure .
i can 't tell you whether it 's good or bad .
and the key motivator for this is extinction .
so the heads heads on the piano is the sequel of my fingers .
in 25 years , it will be gone here .
and the suggestion was to build many more coal-plants .
i 'm not good enough ; i don 't make it .
but instead of breaking out of panic , he just heard .
he ended up running all the way , and he did a completely new thing .
i 'm going to write on , because that 's my job .
if we start thinking about this , it changes everything .
i would rather do this work that i love .
and i don 't expect that to change .
one of the ads of the cooking company for christmas was this .
the most powerful mountain workers is the head of massey split .
we think it 's clean -- and smells even well .
so if i put them on top of them , it makes interest .
if we overgo , we can break back a little bit .
this is what i got to the old greece and the old rome spill .
so i know about some of those who don 't have them .
why do they advertise us , if we can 't buy ?
and the world we live in now is what it looks like .
they get a model that comes from all over the world .
and it does this because of the content in the pictures .
one of the consequences of that was that the phone was never broken .
b has these benefits and risks . what do you want to do ?
the doctor says , " but i 'm not . "
it 's just beginning to do that .
i gave a prize to the lhc at the last ted conference .
and the question is , are they good news or bad news ?
this struck me when i was going to replace my jeans generating .
do you want to put down buttons or inego ? stone or acid ?
economists call this a parettic application .
you don 't know anything in this big fish glass . "
this is our youngest one-enteta on the bottom right .
there are a series of photographs here , and here they are .
it 's a matter of refour behavior , yes ?
they can throw away where they go and stand .
that means that this means that the gangme-seese marriage is going .
the opec is a bunch of orphans .
that means it 's about efficiency , it 's not about efficiency .
everything that 's beautiful is not efficient .
when they run , yes , every footprint was the ground .
you 've seen a neutral tree ?
that 's how to think about the pandemic of pandemic .
that means we are useful , we 're useful not to do that .
because we don 't do it more freely .
there 's a direct instant system that 's available system .
you collect information about the piece in the middle of english literature .
i 'm going to take that audience to realize , consciously , or unconsciously .
even if you were shooting to shoot , you would have emissions .
i will never pretend to pretend that i will ever be as much as i 'm going to do this moment .
i 'm sorry that i need to have a lot of cruch-up .
but i 'm going to make it more curious .
then you 'll notice that there 's been a change .
and the life lived in the coastal region of british columbia .
then the neural forces of the pre-industrial cultures .
we have an abstract abstract language .
these are rooms that can respond smart to people .
and the third area , which explains actually self-plying itself .
i want to help you a very specific aspect of curiosity .
and of course , how does it take influence in perception .
and then , again , that 's coming back .
that 's what i 've just described the same thing .
so , it 's always interesting to know as a designer .
that 's the most time that we have .
this is my meat , and i can rotate it around .
well , it turns out that they 're right .
cats watch cats watching this video .
you could try to expand the capacity of existing housing .
all the parties , all of the questions of society , supported this .
each of these subjects , of course , was out of many , many smaller decisions .
i want to talk about the problem and some of the potential solutions .
we can better deal with more than more choices than more choices .
that 's the piece of metal that i 'm going to talk about .
and you can see this green dot there in the middle .
this is the way that this approach is all about new things we do .
they were the most dominant fear of pirates against pirates , rape and death .
my mother , my sister and i slept in the same bed .
and the more open i talked about , the more i should tell you .
opportunities that were not allowed to be explicitly .
so quantum mechanics says that inmovable objects are just as feeling .
i 'm here to share my photography with you .
welcome the fear . welcome them to the risk .
you open the map , and jump along with a click .
this is my brand in my little , distorted industry .
yeah , i don 't know what 's going to get out of this .
are you eight of us and poff like 0.7 ?
well , finally , the film has gained a very large momentum .
finally , moving forward , we should be the fear of the fear .
what is the trick that makes it realistic to make it realistic ?
so what we 're looking at is a tiny computer chip .
they are , they 're going to the end of the gang .
in the previous example , we had to find the details of the details .
there are many other things , but i 'm missing time .
for example , this is a person who 's totally clear .
i don 't see why it shouldn 't be that way .
three months later , i was moved , and i went on .
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the more it changes , the faster it changes .
we see the process that 's feeding itself .
so , if you could get the light back to this .
what is this new state that 's going to slow up to the world ?
and the next thing took about another billion years .
it 's a pretty amazing invention when you think about it .
so we 've dodged the time of time again .
a government is absolutely necessary , but it needs to be efficient .
let 's call the animal catcher , it costs a lot of money .
so in other words , i first want to do what i want .
so , there 's programs that can be the most warm-grade number .
but i really believe that , after we 'll get something else .
and here 's the " put your finger on every light . "
i didn 't have learned as a lawyer , by the way .
so , this is essentially what i 'm going to talk about .
but what this picture is , what this picture is .
they typically take software in the rule for a few years .
and there are projects like this on every level of government .
secondly , the same thing is that they have the same repuling of these same renotation .
here 's a quick video of what we do .
and they developed great apps , worked with urban employees .
if you do not do that , you can take someone away .
and it 's solmentally solined , of course .
and you can see , these aren 't three of these three images .
if a neighbor is helping the other , we 're protecting our communities .
and that means free access , which means open and productive .
politics doesn 't change ; the government is in change .
turned out the garbage heap . went home .
but it 's also a great example of the government as a platform .
and i don 't necessarily mean a technical definition of the platform .
i sell showers in the entire country , around the world .
i hope you 'll be pleased to look for it .
you know , we hear a whole bunch about transparency .
play is the tickt that keeps us .
i 've had two turnons in most of my activities .
is it more comfortable for others or is it about it ?
our gut is a wonderful fevely environment for these bacteria .
these are the kinds of questions we need to be able to face .
if you have to give something , give it right now .
and no , it 's not , you know , you 're san francisco .
antonyme : healthy , strong , powerful . "
and i can tell you , it was a experience of experience .
under a hat i 'm in the history of anatomy .
and that 's why the testical stage is concerned .
we produce androids , and we respond to androgens .
if you haven 't moved yet , you 've buried it .
now in practice , people are not testing people to test their chromosome .
how would you want to be better than you 're currently ?
you can always look really great for less than 50 dollars .
and that 's a little hard to justify , i think .
i mean , how much are we eating from our memories ?
and my talk today is mainly about this cognitive cognitive act .
the first of those fall is a discrastered , complexity .
there 's just no way to get it right .
most of them are going to be completely ignored by remembering themselves .
we think about our future as a premoncient memories .
when you 're happy , you 're going to get somebody 's happy people .
it was an extreme situation . it needed an extreme solution .
so i want you to think about a thought experiment .
currently we spend three billion hours a week with online play .
you never get a job you can 't solve .
we 're developing a collaborative , much of our own world .
and these were the first of people designed playing playing devices .
i 'm jessi and this is my suitcase .
there is a huge wave of interest among professionals among the modern explorers .
now , in this area there 's not a couple thousand targets .
the idea is to list a digital security system .
how would you change their relationships and the negative energy in it ?
and if it wasn 't , then it 's nothing .
so we should soon find out what the goal is .
probably what they did probably did , even the coffee size of the machine interface .
so here you see a clip from this founking code .
i said , " please flying into the air . "
but i 've given my ego in my ego .
of course , this can 't be done by a human machine .
you could also use ordinary bram-technology technology .
they are in the united states , in europe and japan .
you 'll see all the time in the movie .
i don 't know how to be a mobile maintenance people .
i just wish i could see my children growing up .
there are a couple of places that we can turn forward to .
you can move inside and do different kinds of experience .
and part of the ice is more than 100,000 years old .
well , we know all about where things are coming from .
but we just know about where things go .
but actually , this night was a better fun .
it 's a real 3d scan and a movement recording .
i want to show you the latest project that we 're working on .
so there 's no excuse for somebody here in this audience .
the revelation was a part of life .
this is the average size of a giant iceberg .
and i was like , " how do you communicate ? "
it 's called eyewriter , and you can see the description .
you go to the block , take it as a surgery .
one of my friends did it -- richard chingaus .
the only problem with this was they had 10 children .
they want to tell their stories . they want to share their stories .
we didn 't have words for what we started there .
we talk about a 300 , if a bat is 300 .
that 's somebody who 's in the rest of the five .
i went through my way home .
and that was the first time i learned this firsthand .
and she said the three words : remember you remember ?
both the cases were done , and they were doing well .
both of the time i 'm saying , they answered me .
i 'm not a robot ; i don 't always do things .
this is technology energized innovation .
the first story is about charles darwin , one of my heroes .
it 's new genes have already been on the way , nano-materials .
i know now that it was the bottom of the sea .
these images are extraordinary , because the transition is very quick .
we change the world , but we don 't remember it .
and the motives of online criminals are very easy to understand .
certification users are hacking and pramy cards .
in essence , the field was building the field of time .
and within a few years , lego , every household .
a few years ago , i started developing a lot of this .
as they do , we can predict the structure and function .
my grandmother was at the end of the room , and i was staring at it .
and i thought that 's going to be so hard .
and more and more people would come in , simply because they were angry .
in many areas , people were afraid of lynchgenic .
it was the fear of terror , who shaped her life .
and of course it can never give you more . "
i said , " we 're trying to go into injustice .
because ultimately our humanity depends from our humanity .
i think that 's true for every human on the planet .
when somebody is lying , it 's not just a liar .
sometimes i get the balance . it 's a story .
i tried to say something about our justice system .
he said , " i 'm so proud to you . "
the cost of solar water was about 50 percent last year .
it 's our survival to survival .
56 percent of the rape 's break-bound cases don 't come back at the court .
i think that 's what we need to change .
a 6 er of change is unstopped .
i love this one : " watson stupid of human biases . "
it 's about understanding the more nunuarity of language .
it 's about creating scarce goods of abundance .
but the king of sisibut got established .
so , just pull off and start invent .
and the set was one of the scruping-off of the ship 's set of the ship .
our imagination is a force that even can make an actual reality .
the program i 'm using here is a little experiment .
so , when i was 15 , i decided to be in the shoes .
this was not a film , no hd , that was real .
and it was an experience that i couldn 't give hollywood .
so , that really got me , and i wanted to do more .
he said , " we build monoac- , not intensely .
i didn 't have a long time ago to do miguel .
on average , it 's about five tons of anyone on the planet .
and somehow we need to make changes that can lower it to zero .
now that 's fundamental algebra , but let 's go through it .
the microprocessor is a miracle . the pc is a miracle .
usually you 're just going to be next to some people , some of them .
because when the water blows out , it goes into the atlantic .
what we need are many companies working on this . hundreds of companies .
yes , this is what you see there is the burden down there .
and then we started to negotiate with the cheral .
the human being is from the apes or a common ancestor .
and she asked him what was your hobbies ?
you feel , this is the real truth behind the rendering .
here you need some logic , but also to lie .
second , if he 's right , he doesn 't have a soul .
and uranium is being taken in more than a candle , a little bit like a candle .
they did that by putting the land wateating .
and then you can see , the enormous amount of scale there are .
so that first one , that 's more like a passionate affman .
and that food allodes of output to one , he said .
" well , that 's about 30 percent , " he said .
that second fish , this is another kind of love story .
now , where should we go : what is the right approach ?
there was a way of lauding the piano there yet .
i know what people think when they see this .
okay , let me just brack a little blood for you .
we can do this time machine all the way , whatever we want .
and when i turn around , the fingers changes its position .
now , what does this have done with placebo attacking placebo effect ?
but a white tablet isn 't as good as a blue pill .
it turns out that 's not all that 's all of them .
tell me not to say these things don 't have consequences .
what about the baby paralysis ? let 's do that . why not ?
we 'll be going to meet a few times .
these are actual patients who perform an awful more time-processing procedure .
they were asked to report all the 60 seconds of their pain .
it 's a eyeeye of life , one after one .
and the answer is really simple . they 're always lost forever .
and then people could get the food and they would not be blind .
i wonder you 're often wrong to do all sorts of things .
and this is the value of this experience , this as plain as that simple practice .
so there 's better to be a nine on the beginning of my death death .
a nuclear reactor , even a solution to the waste .
and this is a thought of the thought that i think appropriate .
usually most people start to raise themselves in terms of their task .
they invest together in the space of a lot of time in the collapsing .
specialized skills and skills and the combination of success to success .
if we go back from there , what would the 2020 be show ?
i don 't need to say that , but vaccines are more proxy .
smallpox . smallpox has killed billions of people on this planet .
but then i thought , you know what , let 's face it .
you can just name a couple of names , and people will get to understand .
i mean , you know , you can choose your shoes .
has one in the audience ever die of mases of the shrimp ?
and also , what you thought about today is what you think about today .
that meant that he was ever killed during the chinese invasion .
so , i ask , how do i do that ?
it 's like asking someone to swallow the sun .
i 'm not going to take all of you on this journey .
it means that we have an cultural impact next to the scientific .
an extraordinary statement that you can do about your life work .
please follow me , because the circle will come again .
when your work happened -- not entirely your mistake , right ?
so people in the west have been thinking about creativity .
i think it 's pretty obvious in terms of what we need .
well , how do we start a chromosome ? how do we activate it ?
in fact , sometimes it can feel a paranormal feeling .
she said it was like a ththy train .
and i guess many of you have done it .
this is one of the most painful approaches of a creative life .
and the predictions of how they read it are serious .
the last september last year , the machine was the first time .
the first market is new to accept reality . it 's time to accept reality .
and what i got was good , but it wasn 't perfect .
financial depression exploded in the industrial world over the last generation .
we can move from the poster to a physical view of that environment .
and they say , " doctor , what do i do ? "
i 'm not going to tell you because i want to use it .
all of these choices have two effects , two negative effects on people .
and i think it 's the way that the world looks like this .
most people know this from a global field .
that 's the publication that we just finished just recently .
there 's a magical amount . i don 't know what it is .
and if we can do that , we can start the chromosome ?
a chromosome is a piece of indense chemical material .
so , this looks like a basketball patpola .
you see the top field that his chromosome will just fall apart .
this is in our entire country of america in america .
maybe this is an artificial way to read an e-book .
it 's a whole thing that is beautiful in life .
the things that are used to go into technical systems .
here 's the fact that men are not pigs .
here it says , the more you get it , the better .
because it 's unfriendly to go and take the nutrients .
this is , of course , intensive agriculture , but the plants are carrying themselves .
and in general , it 's all about what the right thing is .
and as we grow older , we 're getting bigger .
the less i think about it , the more intuitive is it .
interpresions are the written notes of the songs of music .
the record tracks the function of a script .
you studied the works he took and after .
i play the suggestion of what these notes might have to be .
to keep about hazpraches , right with the composer .
that 's , you know , in the front line .
and sound and regulate , f and b , etc .
and also today we 're still very , very strong stories .
and they made that something called the lem maps .
i think that somehow six-shy-cent dollars or something like that .
so , i think it 's a very , very inconvenient hack .
and i think technology will always become more important in modern societies .
and that 's the core concerns of the biohackers .
and these are now the biohacker , the individual people .
and i think there was a really good code , i think .
but also our perception , as hardel makes us as well .
that means you 're navigated through sounds and about rhythm .
we 've moved on this in the vogage age .
and other examples are the ambit , intelligent systems .
yeah , i 'm very excited to be able to be with you .
now , not to the local level , but it 's on a global level .
so you can ask : how happy is the life self ?
" because she said that morning , " she said .
and the other thing is , mother mother today is in the fourth or five .
but in youtube , more than 48 hours of video uploaded you .
now there are 10,000 paroaries of the end of youtube .
today , we don 't just find pleasure to do something , we do it .
the words , as long as his friends , the braveals , now .
i knew she had come to say goodbye .
car colors , paints color from the car -- i have 56 possibilities .
they have to make 62 different decisions to try to really try to make their car completely .
it doesn 't make it possible to say the picture was brought .
and yes , i have a job , as you might recognize .
and over 10,000 of dying have already been aped in the netherlands .
but it does something that no other government technology does .
you 've got to introduce the enormous challenges that you have to imagine .
it 's the same information . it 's the same amount of possibilities .
and indeed , we 're also a multicellous community .
50 percent of your decisions were found within nine minutes or less .
it was a store that was called the kite .
i mean , this is just what my logical side is .
i was preparing on a talk on tedglobal .
and a new city also includes new opportunities for leaders with a corporation .
do you know how many choices do you make on a typical day ?
do you know how many choices you have to meet ?
the invention of language was a small step into that direction .
this is a very counterintuitive exercise scheme .
people are always concerned when i say , " limitations . "
they always care that they lose the mermaid .
okay . so , anyone who 's going to assume , gary 's takes on the supply of the supply .
because the categories say i can keep them apart .
one is called jazz , and the other is called " sync . "
and each beings uses exactly the same letter and the same code .
well , i play with them sometimes , but not very often .
so that means that the players beat three of the emails .
and that 's the message i took in medical school .
8 : tsunameswarning . 9 : cyberattacks : cyber attacks .
recession , standomomday , egypt . dooliday . egypt .
it 's not about scarcity , the problem is accessible .
in 2010 , we had just been engaged on two billion people online .
i want to end with a story that really excites me .
bryan stevenson : well , there 's all sorts of possibilities .
a few months went over and i was just forgotten everything .
i sent them home without my high doctor to talk with my high doctor .
and if you do refine , and never do the mistake again .
it turns out he 's infection .
some of my fonble ones happened in the last five years .
and the fish also had the good thing to be there .
we 've gotten distracted by the rhetoric of the rhetoric of the punishment .
but what if you want to see the pink buttons ?
their parents were born in the 1840s in virginia , as a slaves .
she said , " i think you 're something special . "
my story starts right here in rajasthan , about two years ago .
i found that technology should be possible , and not kill .
so you have to smooth the ipad , and these are the fireflies out there .
and we bring them back , in a century history for children .
she was a tafery , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really , really .
because all of these new technologies of today are feeding themselves .
i had a 14 year-old , poor black boys as the clients .
the united states today has the highest incarceration rate in the world .
i think that there are fundamentally a lot of change for the world .
innovation , creativity , and development , not just come from our heads .
we want to fight prebias and discrimination in criminal justice system .
the judge looked at him as adults , but i see a child .
and here 's a really big close-up of this little piece of metal .
we found this in terms of the happiness of the living self .
well , where would you figure your brain on this scale ?
when the kid is born , it looks like a girl , it looks like a girl .
and so they 're really keen to do the future civil rights movement .
oh malguisi : mark , mark , come back .
this is the world of wild bonobos in the old-growth forest .
i think it more like it more , right ?
just when it doesn 't work , it may be the most roilty .
and as a general term , we can use the word of certainty .
he said , " stop , you have to go to the house .
there are 68 million people who are in the world who are carrying in a wheelchair .
i mean , what does anybody bring up with so much outfits ?
so i 'm going to show you exactly what i brought up with .
i 've brought seven pieces of pants , and that 's it .
and i 'm really going to show you my outfits of this past week .
i 'd like to smile and say , " thank you . "
i know what you 're thinking now , but i 'm not a hero .
if we start to start cities , it 's actually a big deal .
we need to start to turn the real world into a game .
my inspiration comes back from an event that 's 2,500 years back .
that 's what politics , i think , in the years .
i 'm jane mcgonigal . i know i 'm performing computer games .
and i don 't just mean that not only do it .
how can we recreate these feelings of play into the reality ?
ok , imagine how extreme self-empowerment .
we can do the same things in fact with less energy .
can you imagine a good thing that comes from tobacco ?
in front of these fantastic game controllers , there were sheep skoors .
i 'm going to argue that we 're ready for our own epic game .
and thank god i was not using a st-dictionary at that time .
or do you want to be more profitable , more force .
i wanted us to live a long and healthy life .
so think of this as a visual point .
when we looked at how feelings we varied with income .
an eight more powerful , playful . how is your brand ?
we went to sao paulo , where the outdoor sales had been banned .
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and we actually show all the process of how it works .
and just so disappeared all of these companies , one after one .
and what is noticing , was that i needed a fellow a fellow .
this is what i did . the first image is a picture of my family .
and if it are vulnerable , really bad things can happen .
and guess what we found in the line of the code ?
this is just a period of two and a half weeks .
there 's a lot of stories about why we did this .
let 's click , and rums , you 're in this museum .
when the museum gave us the picture , we click it on .
and i thought , " wait a minute , that sounds interesting . "
so all of these green areas , these are the ultimate environments .
let 's jump quickly to moma , again , back in new york .
think about it , it 's free , none of us earned it in it .
and that urgency , this purpose , has really changed my life .
imagine that every single one of human being is being controlled .
we want to use that as a kind of impulse for the flywater .
they interact in clear ways with their environment and their experience .
we have lost his bed so he can see the outside .
that keeps us on the end and we 're going to continue to continue on it .
imagine that the computer points could really start flying .
this centrifutinine in iran are in 15 acres .
i didn 't have two years of my wife talking with my wife .
almost like we prepare our lives on this long day .
and i 'm eating , i 'm making a little kid .
they knew any bits and bybyties that had to attack them .
looks pretty much like an init-like language .
then they wanted to kill them because you could eat them well .
and they 're just going to get the only remains of the limb remains .
well , because they don 't know it was different .
because of ocean areas , we basically have the past back .
there was gray whales a long time ago , 500 years ago .
and that 's exactly what happens in the case of digototar .
in these records , there was a cabinet called the finc .
almost a hundred years later in 1947 , the lego came out .
wfully brown is electronic modules that have a specific function .
but wait for this , you wait , this is my favorite project .
and so in 1982 , a spanish company bought the country .
i asked him how he was a lump of fish .
i said , " don 't do sustainable proteins ? "
he said he didn 't know that . he 'll ask .
let 's call him guguel . in fact , he 's called miguel .
this is a fish cut in the south western corner of spain .
well , they couldn 't make any good that this was not profitable .
because a good engineer is actually built out of a great cars or nuclear power .
and also , among the other hand , these other procedures add each other .
the system is so healthy , it 's completely self-recapitalized .
she 's the last renedle before something in the body .
look at teenage , farmers like miguel .
and who 's going to see that this is true in men .
but even in this very limited view , we can do a lot of things .
the brown system is kind of the conventional system , the green is our system .
we 're just playing the cost of cost for a cost of fame .
and as i say the word justice , it 's this uncomfortable feeling .
and he says , " well , i 'm at the fire guard .
no more necessary , a song or to sing .
whether the music is able to improvise or too sweet .
now , why am i asking from my audience now , that it 's also going to be active ?
because the music is a language and a language is to communicate .
a piece of art you never saw has no power .
no loud , no honor , no money . what do you do ?
because he doesn 't know what kind of pile he should go from first .
i want to tell you now what we found in my institute .
so this is a three-sentence piece of logic .
because to lie that they can just be able to play these logic just wrong .
the first sentence is flapping out , there 's no soul .
but the key is , if i 'm right , it 's just .
and from here , i can get to the site and recasfy it again .
our vocal chords to sing , our hands and feet for dance .
a deception becomes something done , because somebody manages it to you .
this is my skin . this is not a special effect of hollywood .
she wouldn 't be treated by child paralysis . no way .
why ? because we don 't have children 's paralysis , and you know what ?
we love to dive up in lie . we love that .
well , i think i understand -- we hate the pharmaceutical industry .
we hate a strong government . we don 't have a trust in the system .
he liberating us from one of the worst spirit of humanity .
and they can do it because they don 't connect the cause and the correlation .
this is really my skin . this is not a special effect of hollywood .
and you 're going to ask , " who are of both has more ? "
from the living self , it has a very bad time time .
well , the two types of self drop two terms of happiness .
we know a little bit about what the happiness happiness is .
no fear , no torg , baby paralysis , shut .
now , how do you start talking about music 's language ?
because even though it 's not very large , there 's a lot of concerns .
in many , you will say , they 're crazy ! that 's good .
and the mood of your team is more important than any of the beaudied of the world .
no major endeavor , innovation magazine , was ever taken on risk .
co2 warural the planet , and the equation for co2 is actually quite clear .
it turns out the question is , whether you can get that down to zero .
now , i wondered how can i really get this really cool ?
and we were a whole family for a moment and four and a half years to a right family .
so the question is : can we do that ? i think .
but as they talked to various people of the world , they have spoken on these possibilities .
bg : well , unfortunately , the skeptics are in very different camps .
the error is doing the error , and you pay a lot later .
the research , it 's just crazy , how little it is .
so i offered a 10000-dollar prize of software for the winner .
the tune comes out of the healthy gene and the rhythm from the dance .
but the waama is not only killed the spear .
you learn the notes to come to the user on the instrument .
but even in my cuy-white animals sometimes , i have this thing .
so , is conbling , as i could just write a song ?
it surrounded blue because of the genes we 've put in .
now , they 've seen corn ethanol " which is just a bad experiment .
it 's turning carbon dioxide into methane under the use of hydrogen as a source of energy .
i have to tell you , i think that was a big mistake .
but the question i want to flip up is : why not ?
in fact , nasa has shown that there 's a lot of it out there .
beautiful beach . great day . you have it all for yourself .
i started thinking , i should just just think of the project .
it 's still going on for your contribution there .
i believe it 's and i feel that we should teach this .
the andean is the most potent source of this one that is the safety of this city .
but if they start filling up , most of the water will be thrown away .
this is not a electron microshot ; it 's a regular microscope .
oil is a problem , and coal is the most important problem .
it 's an independent area . they all control the biodiversity of all of the genetics .
this is a whole book , an example of not imaging data .
on the contrary , it 's a complex metaphysical view .
christianity , islam , buddhism , pachycephalosaurus , and whatever .
it 's not going to make any distortion of reality , but the resolution of reality .
the father of this young man was identified as followers of the pander .
the modern industrial world , as we know it , is hardly 300 years old .
so the alliance for climate protection has started to live .
should i have this email ? should i write this letter ? "
this is btouched house from capo house . every column is a chapter .
oversustaining the picture of nasa 's work .
now , this is even on the internet now . you can check it .
but the spatial orientation is actually in fact meaning .
i 'm going to give you some examples of what we need modern progress .
in california , a 40 percent reduction in the snow of the sierra leone .
but at the same time , they had a clear sense of the forest , which was amazing .
because the france could be the best to come back and get the phosphorus back .
and we 're going to replace the oil we can replace with other energy power .
and this is the projection of vision , feedback , see .
so , for example , i 'm the environment , getting a less car .
we could reduce this for 10 percent , but what does that do ?
so the question is , how do we go with these wind ?
so we don 't have to control the people 's best to be more likely to be very bad .
and these two worlds are all coking , new and old thinking .
so i engaged on , when is , of course , or intuitively .
if you get the wrong things away , you have a problem problem .
so , they 're helping with this , ask them , ask people to do things .
so also , in any store you can get the things back .
so , there 's a lot of people working there , and they can all get involved .
what were his kind of the circumstances , how the society and politics ?
the next phenomenon , which is also very interesting is the sighted thing .
then the same thing happens like a good , condenbalanced conversation .
the interesting thing is , if i can do a little trip .
and the key tool of information training has been a story for me since goodbye .
you put it in it with a particular tone and tends it to the dial .
and then we 've been working on a cobonation of property .
so the device you see here , this hasn 't worked .
and what 's interesting is that also , in southeast asia .
and partly with these hacker spaces , which is , in some places , put together there .
the future is here . wind , sun and a new energy system .
and this is the one i had last half of a year .
it goes on to the cultures of the pre-industrial times .
so unfortunately , unfortunately , we have failed a bit of a path to virtual fusion .
what does impact on our minds and our memory capacity ?
and what 's honesty is extreme , and it 's a computer game .
and with some kind of a lamp , we can see virtual worlds visible .
we know that money is very important , and goals are very important .
and you can do that by using these sorts of ways , but also through crowdsourcing .
but where was the next guinea thing to help this patient ?
three things : tastemaker , the manque community , and the unexpected .
" nyan cat is animation and music in final loop .
and we are all feeling at all as treasled of our original culture .
for example , this was been recorded in a standtrip .
this is my wlan-scale . a very simple thing .
when i finish with the simple finish , i am learning how to choose .
every single harvard staff now takes under a lifetime course of life .
so , what did we do ? we 've done an effort in the netherlands .
how did he get to look for this particular kind of help ?
we know nine cities now , and we 're now seeing this app .
and these guys know something that we have lost out of the eyes .
i didn 't know very much about government when i started this program .
every single one of you could be a lot of time on the internet to the next saturday .
this is a slide which i would suggest from my publication .
here 's what i 'm going to do . we 're looking right right here into the center here .
just trade the building of homes to cities .
why is it important to re-launch , what represents the red ?
a large load of wages , so we will welcome the risk of the risk .
big data is transformed for organizations around the world in large opportunities .
this picture , for example , has about 10 billion points of data , i think .
but at the same time , we need a good amount of intuition to do the experiments .
these little oil droplet were in the sense that the most primitive cell form .
and we found that in fact there was a correlation .
and they said , " let 's present this on our country 's head ? "
so i sat down , and they played the tedtalk .
a million people every year latin america , and go into the united states .
how good do you think you 're in the way that we 're doing decisions ?
this is a business swap system , it was almost like a great public treatment .
and what 's below is that what we call the bureaucracy .
fifth of all : brand alcohol firm , wrote on .
how about a sentence of new , never heard of hearing .
how about owners that we don 't even make us a can ?
and bryan , you really have a string here .
so the amygdala is our early warning system , our hep detection .
the basis of this is technologies , and these are potentially potentially potentially potentially potentially potentially potentially potentially .
and the best part is perhaps what we expect in health .
by 2020 , we 're looking at two billion internet users .
he said , " jimmy , what are you doing in the courom ? "
from my eye angle , i saw the janitors ' wrings and down .
do you know how to call a 300ter in major league baseball ?
and i was good , i was at the porch .
and it worked for a long time , until i met a printer .
and when i listened to her , she made my uugled sound .
and i made my first mistake ; i sent them home .
well , in fact , the number of nonviolent violence has not changed very much .
so maybe you 'd like to put yourself a little bit of the interview . "
this map grows and it 's sensing to the discoming of the book .
i say that because i think that identity is very important .
because your life depended on that you did the job right .
this piece of 50 year-old technology was the magical thing for me .
it takes pictures and text together , and animation , sounds , sounds .
i 'm going to go to khoya , an interactive architectural app .
fantasy ybooks always have maps , but these maps were static .
we have a lot of cells that are not alone alone .
and then i went from my car and i went to the court .
in 1972 , 300,000 people were in standhistold and in prison .
we all have to believe very at all , very important , that we can 't see .
she said , " it 's going to make it very , very tired . "
i 'm proposing these kids who were sentat the very rough meal .
how can a judge turn a little , he 's not ?
what is the idea and feelings about yourself ?
this is a photographer m.toff of the photographer mitoledano .
i like many black colors , many gray notes and such a stuff .
the secret is that the game of the key to these skills is the game .
to adapt to a decent world , we need to play .
when we look at the foresession , these kinds of changes will be increasingly possible .
the human genome project started in 1990 , and it took me 13 years .
it surprised not that these destruction also have the survival of bonobos .
bonobos -- how people -- love their lives , they love to play their lives .
so sex games are spread , both in bonobos and in humans .
and one night , there 's a pat in his hotel room .
are we in a kind of evolutionary equilibrium in form species ?
as a consequence , the body evolves more than the typical female trajectory .
okay , just a quick example of a variation of intersexuality .
and our nation really focused on a very romantic concept of individualism .
and i had to explain the journalist that it wasn 't there .
in our places , we 're going to go in all kinds of unintellige-of-kinds of remorse .
wouldn 't you want to do that in their genes ?
but a lot of people start in a very strange position .
and if you do it , i give you a hundred dollars . "
and i tend to think of them as my shadow .
so , 10,000 hours is a very interesting number , two reasons .
so this allows together to play the inout of ties , trust and other .
they 're going to create an ep-to-the-world source of knowledge about the world of warcraft .
we play games to escape the suffering of the physical world .
and i hope that you will design with me and play with me .
that 's what we call real design .
ah , the majority . the lle i like to see as a doctor .
we land one human being for our society .
so , again , change and customization are the greatest skills of people .
now , if you ask me today , i 'm not so sure .
which would you like to have , if you could just have one ?
a few . probably like a creative crowd here .
we find other strange self-interest to what their rights are .
and that 's what i wanted to study as a graduate student .
and this gave us great confidence for what we were looking at here .
now , don 't get me wrong , didn 't just get that way .
it 's the kind of complex circle of that i 'd like to tell you about today .
i 'm sad that we never know each other as adults .
i was the only one to speak with the airplane .
i was given the miracle of being dying that day .
it 's much more difficult than anything we 've ever seen .
so the drawings were , " oh , that 's fantastic . "
it 's an amazing device , but it 's a magic panel .
and neither the machine leaders , the security system will notice .
we need to turn the consequences , and we 're starting better .
but even apart , it 's a very good media opportunity .
these are people being connected to coternity -- forever .
so , sir , you can help me ? i need help .
temple it is going to be part of the show , which is pretty wodious .
so you see , with this film , we wanted to tell the real version .
you see the person who asks what happens inside the inside .
he picks about 120 foot off the water , or 40 feet .
season , people make a little call , go to the bathroom .
well , that night , that night , everybody went to celebrate the center .
but this is happening in a lot of endless transport and more complex things .
they cause whatever a water ball with a piece of water is water .
and we got the assignment of designing a building at the center of the expo .
this would call you , in engineering , a real-time system .
so at the end of the two weeks , we went back to his hospital room .
my life is really extraordinary about work in some amazing projects .
temple it was one of the leading graffiti artists in the ' 80s .
anybody that movie or padge " saw it " ?
so we created a device that is completely free from limitations .
and all the paralyzed can actually communicate alone with its eyes or draw .
you say , you 're saying that you will never forget the names of those who will never be counted .
there 's times before , the way that the verteototar is .
and it 's very obvious that this is going to get worse .
we 've run chilsighted canits on children , and we see it playing with it .
lights , sounds , solar elements , motors -- everything should be available .
they add a blue blue and they can make light on a green , and they can make light .
and the best part of this is that they connect with magnets .
but there is a key difference : the transistor was only in the expert .
concrete blocks were the most vulnerable building unit in the world .
i looked into rabs , and it was a little bit pink pink .
and i gave him a file for penicillin and sent him to .
because it 's called a little advance that has lost that way .
this is the tremendous amount of role that a marine reserve can play .
so it 's nothing that has changed , and yet it changed .
let me close with three of my own words : i still remember .
in this state , about 24,000 canadians , he 's dying of all kinds of errors .
he had a potentially potentially contractable condition called egletis .
it 's a hummer of dough , the fear of the darkness .
so i can zoom in in my course in a particular time frame .
here 's the crux of the whole demonstration that i kept talking about .
so , what we 're seeing here is a typical manic graph at age .
and if we can do this for raw data , why can 't it be content ?
that 's just when you step back , and you look at this whole thing .
so we can jump through and look at all the ted prize winner .
and so i want to show you something else , which might be a very surprising one .
so let 's start with the question : how are we going to feed ourselves ?
we are not a realistic , we enjoy it . we are lover .
and that 's what i think it was pretty good for at that science fiction .
but secretly , i wanted to go down to the real wreck of the titanic .
well , they were also very advanced and capable of doing more options .
and i 'm going to fly through a little robotic experience through the ship .
they don 't exist in a sunlight based on sunlight , as we do .
that 's what 's taken on two billion years of labor .
nasa has one of the one of the one sentence : " failure is no alternative . "
so here 's a company that was trying to do it right .
and then he added , " we are basically a world .
in that rooms , three of the households are waiting forever .
it 's you can see , it 's a very , very big battery .
if you tear it down down , it 's a little bit long .
so the ininininine reserves has at least 10 seconds to keep the net stable .
and we can turn two milliseconds in a space valve , and we can turn out a square shift with this big battery .
so we 're in a wonderful situation , in the rich world .
" we are losing 20 percent of our fish and fish eggs to the birds .
so i rang up the next day , just before the event , don 't .
he came up on the table with a light white color .
who can make a fish so tasty after it was being loaded ?
it 's near the breadalalalagr .
they grow on the ground , which is basically the wetlands .
i didn 't know much about leadership before i was running this zone .
there 's the real research facility in letsdel .
we 're not asking between the things we choose . we choose to choose between memories of experiences .
well , these are three weeks , and they 're actually a half and a half .
it 's not about genes to move around ; it 's not about chemicals .
there 's in the present tense , but we have an incredible opportunity .
i wanted to know if i could use this idea for a magician 's trick .
or , " what was your trip to albth ? " or something like that .
and they 're very , very important , and that 's the case dominated .
so that 's okay , you like to pay 28 billion dollars in the dark to the next green .
he was developed with a few other people who 've developed a rotivirus vaccine .
and they 're all -- happiness for eye is a pretty complicated process .
they were playing for 18 years , we play in a quality of comedy for 16 years .
it 's a online game where you have to get through an oil scarcity .
if you could only have one of these , it would be a whole other world .
he 's a gorgeous padwise , lovely girl .
and all i can say is , why do we fight this ?
if i don 't have it right , the canananilis is not a man .
so i want to go in this machine , and i want to go into this machine .
i really think that 's not a wishtest , and no , it 's not a wishbook .
i 've been time , geographic , fusion and biofuels .
it 's a big wish , but i think we can convince him .
and it 's there , and there are pow60 years , and it 's done .
so construction figures this kind of collaboration as the core of a iterative process .
and with each attempt , the children get feedback feedback , and what 's not .
every americans americans are about 20 tons . people from poor countries , less than one .
and that 's something we need to learn , and that 's very quick .
and soon this , i wrote an article about genetic food .
we type , we pass one , we 're going to eat , that 's okay .
these were people , educated people , decent people .
studies have been done to see if that was true .
studies of studies are done ; this is a serious business .
i worked in collegically working on the collective , and that was grassroots democratic .
all cultures have involved up on the dance with new life .
because , in fact , we have to prove whether it 's the soul , or not .
finally , a solution that 's big enough to solve our problems .
it turns out he wanted to find on top of the sickers .
this is the kanunt , suyod river in southwest greenland .
the united states is one of the two largest bombers , along with china .
he 's affordable and it 's kind of a meressiness , and it 's a laborant .
so let 's do a tour of this modern , clean coal factory .
the first market with 100 percent clean electricity is new , within the next 10 years .
this is not at all as my creative process -- i 'm not the channel .
i find it better if we 're encouraging our big creative practices .
each , it has four different variations -- you can select that you want to use .
this actually took a two-thousand actually really , really , two thousand actually , these networks .
so this is just one use of many , you can do it .
and then the security fills between the phrases of open and citizen science .
i wrote four words , and i 'd like to just explain to you .
it 's okay . the question is , how is it that we 're going to get us ?
of course , this virtual world lives in the walls of our cities , and it 's clear .
it 's not possible to buy a mobile phone that does not too much .
i could not have done it better . i didn 't have it .
if you want to see the functions of this car , you can see it here .
and the mapping is one of the really aggressive applications for technology like this .
this is actually a poster by notre dame , which was right now .
but how about it , if the picture you put on all your images ?
you 've rented your phone . they didn 't bought it .
and look how we process information , how do we use information ?
people said , eh , you don 't have any fear of being successful ?
so is it clear that the answer to the question is they 're .
these organisms can grow up fully , they can actually live in a vacuum .
to put it in my relationship : i was born in the year in 1946 .
but in our discovery of the world , we have all kinds of different ways .
writing books is my profession , but it 's more than that .
which , in fact , the language of subunderunderled .
we also did something about the corner of this particular case of the guardian .
listen to that and say , if you taste it or not .
i say , " ultical , what do you need to do so n a car ?
he asked me what the prescripces of this adventure for me was .
every time it 's exciting , i 've got this new thing .
if the error is done , the students get the next difficult piece .
the continonics that you had now with music is not because it 's not possible .
but you say , please don 't understand , i don 't understand the classical music .
the composer is becoming more to a friend of mine .
the work of the inaring is a bit more similar to the actual theater .
the spanish painter abablo picasso once did her portraits .
one day , this shape , yes , there 's a little bit more risky .
it likes to be very like this , because he has a prodelance of sincerity .
this little bub that doesn 't have to delete the fire .
it 's something that 's not done by stop , physical nature .
all of this is influenced me and all that implies my experience of the composition .
and if i 'm right , the cananananstic man is a man .
you can only have nulehydrations unless you 're there .
we do in brazil where we regain the nutrients .
and the most important thing is to look at the ground as the first thing .
you can only be carbon neutral , if you don 't exist , yeah ?
there are still six hundred billion trees in the amazon area .
you 've heard about a surplus problem of trees from trees ?
it 's safe to be safe , which is oil consumption .
because everybody talks about energy , but nobody talks about the phosphorus problem .
the point of letters is you only realize when you can get language to this .
right , we can get rid of this way of nutrients in agriculture .
that 's six to 20 countries that control 40 percent of the oil supplies .
a woman in germany is about six shma three pounds in her lifetime .
and i 'm not so sure you 're really standing on the front of the turtle .
and that 's because of the letters you learned to paint .
but there is a third way to have a compelling , fascinating and scary possibility .
in the short time there , i came up with a sense of ted : ted has an identity .
she said , " honor " ? " i said , " yes . "
and that next steps , like electronics , seem to take few decades .
i don 't know what each individual has in the plural machine .
we came to conclusion that magic and magic were replaced with machines .
a kid in india says , " i saw a monkey . "
and that 's why , for example , the consistency is growing in the supply .
i looked at her and smiled , but she looked very seriously .
and i want to look at this on the scale of the world on earth .
of course my grandmother would say , they were something special .
but somehow we make it to make us feel like we can .
but for the african-american americans in this country , it was a time of terror .
they come from ideas that are being driven by the worvors in our hearts .
so this allows us to do it again as a unified organism .
and so i think the ted community is tade him .
and not even like a tech company , but rather like the internet itself .
and these apps , we use our hands to improve our communities .
but this is actually completely composed of this picture , and it 's actually composed of different places .
maybe you 're familiar with this , i 've been familiar with 4,000 followers who have twitter .
and they realized that the city was actually being made to get rid of these fire hydrant .
you 're going to be to shock him for the window .
i think in many places the opposite of poverty is justice .
this is not a politically active thing , this is office cratic .
now , why do we see graphs in technology on the logarithmic logarithmic work ?
and we 're not going to improve government until we improve citizenship .
so i 'm going to start to show you a quick boring slide .
in other words , every step here is in the standard scale .
and even a little bit more disturbing , because i 'm going to draw a little bit about paper here .
as a young lawyer hater , i was the great privilege to meet the pink parks .
so it 's more about trying to capture an idea , actually , as a moment .
the reason for this : the government could trace back where a text came from .
it shows us an unprecedented , what happens when governments get into their own citizens .
basically the sea 's bottom comes to the bottom of the deck and then thrown back .
they were not eaten , you ate them because they were dead .
of course , a lot of people , scientists , confirm that it was really different .
they also had to register a sheet with an unprecedented text in the writer .
i don 't know what they 're holding , but i can live with that .
and that 's one of the three main sources of the existing sectors of today today .
what you need is a environment that you can do it .
they sold this program for 280,000 euros for the egyptian government .
they 're prefabricated , light , sound , engine and sensor and the sensor .
and the simple process goes out , is a little bit of a powerful fact .
the idea behind the logoundogic , is that it 's a growing library .
until in the ' 80s , he was being used in big style .
and at night , the monk came and said he had to get the cog .
16 terawatts of energy , all the eight minutes , hung on the earth 's earth .
and i think it begins with a medical medical medical medical medical medical service , and i 'm .
police officers would come in and mengate chief state and office workers .
there was a nicktoma called the bat 10 : o.c. or the police .
this is the result of faster computers building computers .
today we can have dozens of companies that have done exactly this .
sometimes these ideas are watching in a very important way of thinking about the way that we think .
we live on a planet that 's covered to 70 percent with water .
and what i learned is that mistakes are absolutely useless .
she 's a much better year . she 's on the rising river .
" so she 's back , " she said , in this particular bar .
and it wasn 't on the ground for my husband , he was very gentle .
how can i teach my mistakes so that they don 't commit the same ?
so the first law is that combinites the same perspective should be the same point .
now , today , all of this is reality and in the future , there 's going to be a lot more going to be possible .
photos like this : a construction site along a lot of road .
and the plastic bottle that we keep letting every day every day .
it 's something that we 're working on for the olympics in london .
i grew up with a mother teaching me for day .
so before i go home to brooklyn , i 'm going to donate it all to that .
so if we do something about the cities , that 's a big deal .
in a sense , it 's almost like the old dream of michelangelo ...
and so , when we think about it , we have an interesting situation in front of us .
and the question was : how could you combine technology , new technology ?
so how are we going to use the questions of the character of the character ?
it 's all made of everything , knowledge , and it makes it accessible by the internet .
it 's a physical and physical stuff in london , but with imagery points .
as a iceberg melting , i 'm looking at his prior atmosphere .
and just like that , you show a different side of his personality .
he said , " tell me what is a interest on feminism . "
she saved my life , and my partner and i , dear .
so we have a lot of romantic ideas in our culture .
it 's because of what 1776 with the founding fathers .
but nothing invented that , which would let me go away until now .
but unfortunately , we have this point of view in the narrative of human evolution .
so here 's a young female and male in a car game .
for bonobos and people equally , life is not about teeth and claws alone .
the idea behind the stanford web worm is pretty straightforward .
and it makes me deeply clear to the point of democracy .
we have two creatures , both in the middle of 1979 , at the same day .
democracy grew up , but at the same time , science grew up .
they talk about power to tell us who we are .
i want to give you a fish that doesn 't give you the same rights as a human .
i don 't want to say that we should take a distance from anatomy .
and his brother said , " i want to talk to him again .
that 's indeed the real line of man and machine .
there are two cities built in china , and the third is in preparation .
go from the little choice to the many , keep it in the place .
you know how uncomfortable it is in a full elevator ?
so it turns out , it 's very difficult to get all of that extensions .
he asked a matavio , his need to become a state .
the other place that was very interested in the field of land is singapore .
i remember seeing a child playing on a floor threshold .
my friends from honduras was asked to say , thanks ted .
it 's not like they 're both exclusive or something .
if you want to know that , these other tips are also setidays .
what are the journals that were called the script that kind of supposed to be ?
the scaffolding were out of the laveling room coming from the rest of the world .
before i leave the talk , i want to tell you about my grandmother .
so i went to a couple of years ago .
when she was 17 , she was the second-woman woman for her , her mother .
if you look at the people who you do with it ...
if you could do it for those , i could help them .
so we needed theories about these goals that we could make or inuninited .
and often we ran out to a stopend and we had to redesign .
and if you do that , you get a cyberweapon weapon .
now this is a mouse that harim stadium , which is just a center center ...
the gray boxes that you see here , these are real-time controls systems .
so , you know , my brand is fedex because i was intrided .
to really close close , you can go to the cracks .
i like things that are weird . i like weird things .
today , more of the things we 've ever been doing is bringing a little bit of some of the things that we 've ever been doing .
we then ended up a team , a great team , and we started with this .
i don 't know why they did it , but i learned something about it .
we want to bring every single interaction on this world to a utilitarian stone .
so , is it interesting that high competition have a strong effect in terms of a strong effect ?
it 's a blog where you can see how to cook the marshmallow .
and it 's going to go at 9 billion . they 're moving on 9 billion .
now , when i use the term " wonders , " i don 't mean the impossible .
and because you burn these 99 percent , it 's a lot better .
in contrast , the big possible breakthroughs , is this the biggest thing you know ?
if you have a recommentive administrator in the team , you 'll get more likely to get more likely to get .
this leads to hunger . it leads to uncertainty . it leads riots .
this is hugely important . it 's a good hand for marketing . "
this number goes up , and it goes very fast , and that 's embarrassing .
we talk very ironic about the idea of little leadership that is : " progress . "
it 's true , we have a huge bisal , but that 's not science .
the knife you can analyze , the knife that you can examine .
and that , though , none of these pharmaceuticals -- it 's just sugar pills .
and the answer is : until we get close to zero , the temperature will rise further .
i take something that obviously is a deception , and i 'll look at it really .
i said , " miguel , you don 't get your fish ? "
he looked at me as though i was just saying a song from the duke 's song .
we can turn two hundred kilowatts of photovoltaics on the grid .
there will be a whole bunch of conadvantages and waroring .
" don 't , " i said , " what 's sustainable proteins ? "
i said , " how much percent of his management is chicken ? "
until the 1980s , the farm was in the hands of argentinists .
i would sove my arm and show you that there are no wounds .
so we did this and we managed to do a critical advantage for this .
i just show the top-500 of the popular wikipedia aslighted .
so i can take a step back , and just jump into a specific sechment .
and if we know , maybe we can even pull away from it .
and my love for the ocean is the same intensity as i ever think of it as i ever think and the other .
so , the films were to make pictures and images and stories that fit together .
when you take capsus , you 're still more effective than pills that are all shape .
this is the island of descent meadow on the azaker .
if all the answers say , i feel like i won it .
but it was only when i turned 30 , i really understood what that means .
evolution inspired the creatures that adapt the best to adapt to their environment .
these are decisions that have to be solved their grandchildren or their grandchildren .
but it 's also about population population , whose numbers have multiplied .
in a fraction of a second , i lost every feeling , and every movement beneath my gas .
he had an extreme form of an islamic tail planar hypertension .
crucially , this study was that the teachers weren 't unprepared .
and the mother 's being provalted harder , better teachers , and so on and so forth , and so on .
we should be able to do everything , we want to be able to do everything .
and that 's what 's changed with the interaction that we have people out of our environment .
well today , our environment begins to answer us to answer .
in the early afternoon , people here , and there it is , the calls of calls and moving .
and if we would show that to people , then we can switch a change forward .
she looks at him and says , " i 'm here for super-sex . "
and i may be thinking about my ipod project that i 'm trying to imagine you .
we think that we don 't be as good as playing in the reality .
so , you know his theory of success , the theory of the success of 10,000 hours .
and she was much worse for a condom in the patient .
and a story of a story is prosist of the rotation of a dissurge , and end of sounddaps .
it 's the limited resource we use while we are in this world .
well , you would know something about its size , but there 's a lot of uncertainty .
this is a player who 's on the edge of a epic epic .
not only not just stories , when we do it , tell stories .
and he said , " well , you can hardly remember me .
so the big question is , what exactly is players good ?
it 's people who think that they can change as individuals .
not as i do -- i 'm playing games , i 'm a little bit of overchotionant .
there 's these ancient cubes , out of sheep 's squirt . you know ?
we 've got the game called " superinstrument ct , " for the future .
if you build more wind power and it starts failing the system .
it 's a photograph i only inserted in the northwest of the amazon .
the first time , the translator , the jewish was , " the jewish " was called " called " paku..
and that didn 't work out , but we 've learned a lot about it .
and then i took a saesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesesz .
in the inference , climate change is as serious danger for our business .
and look at it , this is what 's going on , this is the clean coal technology .
america is in a crisis called the economy , the national security , the climate crisis .
and the spatial thinking is related to the way we understand a lot of our environment .
there 's effects that you can make live , like in the hall and filters .
last month , researchers reported that the entire continent has a negative ice cream .
these were always great because the dancers were getting more high , because they were fantastic .
still we are at the lawn as information design is very , very strong .
there are technical concepts , like , like , the augmented reality , which is the extended reality .
yes , children are naturally inspired by nature , or should be curious , designers .
and this was then measured by the ancient society , and the first form of the abstraction .
and then the next generation we actually did was actually live in today .
busty was a great , happy , burky burkers .
shape-keeping law is close , remating law , and so forth .
why ? i wrote a whole book to try and explain it myself .
we tried to simplify various trials to try to simplify the minimum components .
so this is live on the internet . it 's driven by seadragon .
i don 't know if i have time to show you other environments .
consider this as the sequel of the work of stephen lawmps at virtual earth .
i want to start with what i call " official dogma . "
i had better . all those cases allowed me to do it .
so , not more zeros and ones or distical code , they 're just a metaphor .
not the work itself . it was often as dark as ever as ever .
and i promised to come back to explaining how the machine works .
do you have any fear of answering the humility to say ?
the answer -- the short answer to all of these questions is : do yes .
and i was scared a lot more things that nobody would get away .
and with your researcher 's droker , john -- how you do it ?
a second circle starts to improvise , or associate , or associate .
but then , you ask the indians to say , " the plant is telling us to us . "
you can try and do that with words like revenge or win or sign or sign .
and then rocks open up to the lens so they 're peeling to see the lens .
you learn first to read first before you just talk only one word .
you don 't need to do it even if it gets bored .
so , they don 't give out to eat , just because they can 't cook .
so they don 't have to be able to give you classical music because they don 't play an instrument .
so they can be listening to what they just imagined in the spirit .
well , 17 thousand you have still dreams , but no longer memories .
you get a new idea in and you 'll get into this answer with a reaction .
it 's going to be overtesting that he 's in mind .
although i 'm on fire , i 'm interested in buton technological things .
and now our fake consciousness immediately is , you know , it 's something you can do .
and that 's what it does to do that we go back to the fourth century .
and please don 't use the german word for previous , which is the prophet .
often the music class is so good that you learn to read the notes .
i 've been allowed to tell i could say i could say i could say .
and in our western world , we were always stupid , our nutrients back back .
that means we don 't have to control the people 's best to be very poor .
so apparently , he doesn 't like to think , but it 's just like making it easy .
because the phosphorus is going to be in the pigs about the solid components of the crecreating .
traditionally , we think of the environmental debate , too many of us .
that means we 're not too too , we 're too stupid , right ?
so , for example , we do this in china , for example , where we take the waste of waste .
so i 'm as a designer as a designer , much more comfortable , than it is .
i say to my own words , which could be written between this framework .
but when i ask you , how is you so much about your wife ?
so the baby is organic for all of life , from the beginning .
so we don 't need a neutral neutral , we can be positive .
so , inverse of a music piece of music , i first have written the songs of the songs .
so , the music , the music , works so much for me .
and these particles are water , as our cloud is a cloud of points .
seven million people are discharged or with unconditional violators .
i thought , " yes , grandma . i promise . "
we 're all more than the worst thing we 've ever done .
we want to eliminate life in a rural investment without tondation people .
she said , " and what are you going to do when you 're here ? "
we do that . so we 're very much more conscious , as much as we value .
but think of it in a way that is embedded in our lives .
it would be about us , consciously , and deliberately put on things . "
and so we really don 't really understand what the importance of our actions have in the context of the context .
the last three decades , the gangme-rate in america has dropped enormously .
and i think that our current test tradition in any language helps us to do it .
as a child , i had collections of heels , stones , mancs and cling-dice .
one story that 's going on with new issues like environmental crisis .
and with a method of replicating , analogous to reproduction . "
but one of those may be something like that two number of two numbers in the right order .
but if something like this is happening here , it changes so much of a quality circumstance .
a citizen helped other people , but the government played a central role here .
and he didn 't really have an idea . he starts with the animal popoab .
i said , " yes . " and then we started to discuss .
so , he did what any great developer would do , he wrote an app .
and that is often given to the heightened incarceration numbers .
and when he went out of the door , he pointed on his rabs .
and then in my worst moments : how did i make such a dumb mistake ?
the green is the sensor , blue is electricity , pink is input and orange is cable .
so that 's the questions we need to do with the next 50 years .
they use online attacks to earn a lot of money , a huge amount of money .
you might think that he did , but that 's not true .
in the united states , the institute in medicine would be deciphered by 100,000 .
in the emergency room , i had two of the blind oversimplified overviews .
" do you remember the patient with the raraps ? "
and my little startup is to make us safer by ...
anchor : anchor death will be an increased risk risk .
" do you remember the patient that you put home ? "
the rest of the day i had this nagging feeling in my stomach .
we are near the seasonal edge and moving to the world cup .
these people represent these two trillion dollars that will flow into the global economy .
and there 's new technologies , not in 10 or 20 years , but now it 's now .
because scarcity is an expert , and technology is a liberating force .
also , despite her logarithmic hand on the left side of it , it 's upward .
it 's a nice app where you can literally replicate a fire hydrant .
so we decided that tony -- temple -- and his creator .
they were in february , and it 's last february , it 's been much more discovered .
so , despite this so , i knew that anybody would buy the namnamnamces .
thank you for willing to miss us . thank you ralph ralph .
tell me about the why " period -- what makes us ?
and so i found a company called olson zold man in pittsburgh .
e.antarion on sksklies , besides the dawn day .
but when it comes from that , it 's being implemented , it 's something that 's been done .
our politicians say it even our president says , it says , " we say it even .
but is it a difficult thing about the film or a difficult thing because of me ?
so that 's the whole concept , the whole movie , from the beginning to the end .
i went close to class , and i slowly slowly went to see these kids actually draw something .
how do we make this intuition ? well , we love to play things with things .
so unfortunately , the biggest number of goals for these attacks is not in the middle east .
and in fact , this false set of data is actually recorded from stuxnet .
and i thought about the relationship with my wife , to friends , to people .
the pilot had already proposed the machine , and we weren 't going away .
imagine a large explosion , as you 're on on 1,000 feet .
she saved my life by using me the toilet in the teacher room .
and i always say to people that i don 't want to come like a scientist .
what is the macheors ? in which tetears are in the moment right now ?
and someone who has an artistic potential deserves so much more .
that 's the bankques , in the census of islamist .
rebecca hanks : " friday " is one of the popular clips of the year .
because you 're just doing that when you 're in yoyoval mountain .
photos where you have to think of a moment to try and figure out the trick .
because of course , that 's not a picture you can 't take on with his camera .
now i 'd like to have my own kids , and i still think about the boat .
if there 's a band in our family , it 's through the women .
we told her stories and the prayer interviewing her , we were still in her .
a school uniform to the snorle , because she had to get six years .
just like " double rainbow " it seems to be here from nowhere .
it 's not about what realistic it is , but it 's what we think it is for realistic .
but it didn 't take them to describe the big green objects around us .
let 's take a very , very complicated choice : buying a car .
now before we started to have heard about this , i had a conversation with a gary .
they 're more worse decisions -- worse financial and worse medical decisions .
for about 12 percent of your decisions , they need an hour or more or more of their time .
the second time was a second time 14 to a voice by 11 .
so we met in the boardroom in december of a hotels in miami .
so i made this thing in a similar way that you could do on a computer chip .
you can put a switch between that and so you can make a little dicenc .
it took about 90 percent of the birds , which are a lot of birds .
now , at the moment , it was like a movie director would have to shift .
we were only five people at the time to rebuild the society again .
that means we were looking for first looking for the largest battery in the world .
musty run is simple , the power station is going to run with the frequency .
and the reality of that term is given us all , and moves , inspired and united us us .
what nathaniel went on was he took music back into a community of friends .
and the title of the talk was , you know , you can get a hundred percent renewable .
and i brought a project to give you a project that i want to introduce you .
well , last year , there were 600,000 birds , more than 250 different species .
it 's the largest and most important , private corporate property across europe .
he said , " no . they do it because the food is better . "
she tasted sweet and she 's gagced as if you would take a bite from the ocean .
it 's evolved in evolution , and it 's going to look undisdisdisabiliting . "
that 's the performance of a hundred nuclear fuel plants because it 's very much quicker everywhere .
now i want to take this idea a little further , something a little bit crazy about something a little bit crazy .
and because i 'm on fire , i 'm interested in buton technological things .
but we know that when we say that , the social sentications are very sensitive .
so the composers are not on us , and we 've rely on the pieces again .
they can make them less easily , yes , or they can get to the fall .
and then this woman has cleaned her up to see her portrait .
and there 's this story from the woman 's wife of worchester .
why do we stop people from something to get from something when it 's true ?
so , i have a short line , and a symbol of the field that comes from it .
you can 't call them , that would be a little bit of a foreign justice thing .
it 's impossible to present these things in a society that 's supposed to work .
so we should perceive them as something which is necessarily supposed to be present to our lives .
they say who has a soul , it 's dead , and it can 't say anything .
here 's this logic in this , yes , in this decepklest talk , expression .
you have to actually prove whether there is something like being free .
and then he added , " but our water has no disforemly contractions . "
all right , so the front of the front , it 's a quick piece .
i think we can power this world with energy that 's not destroying the rest of it .
it would be nice . it would be a chetepanpanc , but it would be nice .
you might ask , why would someone actually spend time in a marshmallow challenging ?
and what the marshmallow challenge is , it helps to identify out of the hidden assumptions .
and those of you who are interested in being able to visit 9lowly .
they find crazy examples from all around the world , like people re-using the system and relocking .
because there 's ways that opportunities on this planet don 't go back , they 're going forward .
they lie , they 're cheating , they 're being confused and they really smelly .
now his new maffy is now : why is it more ?
but that 's really not what i 'm really not about here , and then i open my hand .
i 'm not a doctor or a scientist , and that was an amazing thing for me .
and if you want to have the ultimate placebo effect , you have to move to a needle .
this is really my flesh . it 's not marsy , it 's not marsy , it 's very , very thin .
you can see it right now , you can see , if you want .
it 's incredible . you look around and you 're saying , " this team will win . "
it 's on the manpom , but also in the landscape , right ?
i 've got all these films , these documentary films , for a very small audience .
well , we 're going to eliminate a lot of carbon dioxide every year , over 26 billion tons .
right now , in this world , we think that data is a curse .
and , rather than just moving in information , we can get from that .
when i was an adult , when i was a training , it was the filmmaking .
we used documentary films , but actually science , in particular , space science .
because at a certain point , i had to say , " what am i doing here ?
and i can get anything i 've seen today , back to all that i 've seen today .
in their imagination , past-frame and probability are really going to calling you a real life ?
it 's all that it 's all about food that we eat , clothes , television , heat .
there 's no counter skydiving , you know , you need a miracle to be a miracle of a moment .
let 's first look at the burning fossil fuels , burning from either charcoal or natural gas .
if you want to plan 100 percent on it , you need an incredible expression that you have .
instead of breaking it up , you just burn it . you just want a great thing .
but even if you add these things , there 's still something technical .
in the year of 1957 , five roots were born , and they made a real mistake .
i said , you need to take this stuff for long than the spoken language .
it enables chemistry to make these really large molecules that haven 't been done before ?
so we can use the genetic code to write our words , phrases , thoughts .
and the sales said , " do you want to get angry , lightly ?
when they came to 100 species , it 's obsolete , one of them should have been perfect .
and this leads to less satisfaction with the results , even though the results are good .
you never get blsurprised , because your expectations of my expectations , your expectations , your homes .
and so we started asking , can we channel a chromosome ?
they don 't want the wrong investment fund , or even the wrong salment .
you really want to make the decision really , if it 's all eternity for all eternity , right ?
12 to 24 hours later , it 's got to add together again .
there are enzymes called the restriction enzyme which actually culdes dna .
we 're at that six to a nine billion people in the next 40 years .
here 's a spectacular picture of the atlas in construction that you see the scale of the scale .
these wires take 13-13-thousand thousand pple if the machine goes up high performance .
what could be better ? " damn , " the guy thinks , " it 's august .
i think that this is a success that has been proven our artists of the past 500 years .
and rick tcelilides of microsoft research was done , a very good collaboration .
i mean , i never believed that i eventually will be going to work at microsoft .
i mean , do you know anything ? " and i said , " no . "
his uncle heh with her holiness in the diaspora , who brought people to nepal .
his mother locked in when he was punishment for the crime for the crime .
the man 's grandfather was not in the front night of the man or the bus storm .
this is a real case . this is a copy from the guardian .
already , in some flat lakes in the eastern lakes of alaska , of itself from the water .
and a effect , which is a paradoxical , is that it 's free instead .
we have almost an infinite set of telephones , especially in the world of mobile phones .
and that 's not because they 're less smart , and they 're not because they 're very carefully ragged .
should i get married ? should i have a child , or have a career ? "
and in fact , you should do that . these are important questions to answer these questions .
we all know what 's good about doing , so i 'll talk about what 's bad about it .
the greeks called these twin didials of creativity demons .
the interesting thing is the metaphor that defines the relationship between the individual and the nature .
and i have a interface , and i think of a kind of a bit more intuitive , and a lot of natural care is .
we could only roll out mmorlelek through the ocean ocean .
that 's just because it 's through pressure and print by guberg and others .
many use the word , however , but don 't know what it means then .
it may sound quite banal , but actually , you know , appropriately , you can get a little bit closer .
and then again , it goes back to the back , and it 's just going to be seen .
the next generation of the atlantic user user oversurface surfaces works very much more .
you can explain it a lot better now , because there 's even more left here .
why don 't we sing anymore to get from the top of a to b ?
that means all of our intelligence means that we want to be a little slass than trees .
you invited them to food , not to eat their nutrient theft .
that means you can see the web , which is to regrow the nutrients .
we say , oh , yes , you don 't have a green mind in the south .
and it includes seeds of rare plants so they 're just making it out of the way to biodiversity .
the primary medium was the language , something very natural , something very much .
a television set or a washing machine that uses you only to use that one .
it 's a story with end and it can decide to figure out how to evolve .
and now i 'm going to put it with the filter , and i 'm more realistically .
this unit of etridness around the world is to dramatically increase a dramatically scale in fire .
four times more in the previous 30 years as the previous age of 75 .
if you look at this in the historical context , you can see what it is .
finally , the positive alternative with our economic challenge and our challenge of national security .
there 's an old african proverb : " if you want to have fast , close alone .
on the other end of the planet , antarctica , the biggest ice mass on the planet .
i brought an example of the american american headquarters from the american american tribe .
so it was a curiosity , and i was trying to get closer to the matter of the matter , like this .
so , now , now , to hack now to now do biology , you basically need to use some kind of material .
but always the way that we have the approach is that it 's simply to be accessible and accessible .
a project i just started to do was build a gene gun .
so it didn 't have the same efficiency , but it 's basically permanently achievable .
now we 're in the same situation that we got in the same situation .
i think the big amount of making sense when you divided it into a few billion steps .
your skin cells are useless without the heart cells , muscle , brain cells and so on .
where you usually get out of your city , you 're going to get 311 back in your city .
but in " citizens connect , all the public is central , so everyone can see .
this is a generation that grew up to see their voice for granted .
they use their hands to write applications that improve the government 's work .
we choose some fellows every year , and we 're working with urban manufacturing .
and the one that 's created these cells -- that made her happy to give another billion years .
nobody knew where the next life endowner was finding at the moment .
and it 's partly using methods that we don 't even understand .
and if i look at these programs , i can 't tell how they work .
we know that a developmental process is not optimal if it gets too complicated .
so you 're actually creating a digital collection of photographs online to place .
but what they really do is to show what is possible with technology today .
i spend most of my time with people in negaming , prisons , death cells .
we don 't choose to decide , even if it 's in our best interests to do it against our best interests .
now , what are the decisions that you offer in the number of choices that they offer a choice .
to be part of the constitution , it needs to be approved twice by congress .
so if you think about it in virtually , it 's where we are today .
we decided to do an experiment , and we chose marry 's for our experiment .
we have a little promal lining right on the front of the shop .
she was something that made that you wanted to be close to you .
the categories have to tell something to the voters to do something , not the choice of the choice .
i looked through the dugar wall and i looked at them on the other side .
jimmy semure pointed the tweet that the video 's video did .
imagine the first piece : a man who 's burning his life .
as most adults on the boat , my mother had a little toxic bottle .
at the end of a day , i coiled a giant truck soup that we shared .
there are a variety of ways to solve the world and technology with each other .
how would consciousness solve that sense that your body is inexpliocable to be in the room ?
it was born in 1880 , and the experience of slavery shaped the way she sees it very strong .
because i 've experienced it when i was in a lagogoon in the west africa .
over time , little fish stops there , and we think that 's the standards of the standards .
and after two , three days , they realized that they never would ever fall out .
why did i not ask the high doctor ? why did i not get them home ?
he got dovencal anti-fiszetica and he turned out to be a few days later .
it 's almost an ideological response to what is called antibodies that will attack you .
but now , the biggest power that is going to run us in a world of excess .
i went there because i grew up in europe and i wanted to work later in africa .
and if we have a excess amount of surplus , we will have water .
this is winlamir mir tsaese of fantja .
this is matthew anderson , the g.dual dadar , and so on and so forth .
now , mr. jaats himself is unfed on his feet , which is a place .
it may seem strange to you , but i 'm a big fan of concrete stones .
and there are hundreds of thousands of people who played the game online .
and so , all of these observations wrote , and they called the theory of quantum mechanics .
but you can also think about it , depending on how we see our identity .
novolav hags , the great chek-born politicians , once said .
i had something , you 'd have your sister , go , sask a beer . "
i said , " i don 't want . just do just make you . "
he said , " well , dad tells you that she 's special . "
and she believed that this was the themes that we 'd ever think of .
then she said , " my only promise to me was , " my only promise me to say , bryan . "
i 'm talking about race , and the question is whether we 're going to kill the right to kill .
it 's not a miracle that everybody thinks it 's always worse .
we need to address ways that we have to address the challenges : this problem , this suffering .
and i didn 't just had it just written to my incourt , but also sent the court .
and yet , 46 percent of all the drcides isn 't a scordding .
the four-four al-carile . fifth five : dangerous cruise ships .
in the summer of 2009 , i was suffering in a massive outguscrisis .
and people in the back says , " okay . i didn 't see that right . "
" that 's wonderful , " says george , " i 'm going to take the soup . "
you go to a pool in a pool of water , you make a park in the neighborhood .
it means something that means that , in one , is the potential out of a box .
or maybe they 're one that always cherished for more creativity .
we branch from a common ancestors to modern chimpanzees about six or eight million years ago .
in this period , maybe there were 20 or 25 different species of hominids .
we can make a new meaning that goes beyond severe times .
so let me now introduce you to reic c -- or photouniversal , universal photoreplication .
this supercomputer is called the global breeding interdependence system , of course .
this is the evolutionary source of this , " it 's called him in the eggs . "
the founding fathers were from my view of the anatomical activists , which is why .
and as part of it , they were able to create a concept that has been made by anatomical evidence .
and i want to say , " yes , it sounds like a really good idea . "
wietdness are a change that we haven 't adapted yet .
i have a subpants for just one week , all i did in my suitcase .
in the spirit of the other self , remembering yourself , you get another story .
if you 're not a player , you might be surprised some of the shade ances in this picture .
well , remember , remember , making joy more than to say to me and tell stories .
this is one of the reasons that 's given to the dominance of the memory .
there are actually two concepts of happiness that we can use , one per person .
if you ask happiness after the happiness of listening , it 's a whole other thing .
what 's interesting in the world today is to look at the real-time controller .
some of you might be thinking , " this is a lot of time for games . "
we 're at epic victages , and we give people the choices to reach them .
oh , you know this . ok . so we have some guys here .
why is it impossible to think in games , you could not just achieve everything ?
here are four things i found . first of all , reasive optimism .
and player 's always ready to work hard when they get the right job .
in feminism , there 's stereotypes of gender , so feminism is not a feminine .
and then he added it to , really , pretty emotionally , and that 's really , really , really emotional , and that 's really what the whole experience is going on .
and if the car and the driver were good enough , then they won the race .
are you something that quiet , a conservative , conservative , conservative ?
i think if you just get people from it , you get them closer to failure .
there 's only one and these are the united states -- fortunately , fortunately .
and i 'm happy to do that if ceg would help me do this .
now , i can answer all of your questions and give you a decent version .
what about me ? what about the conbited adhings ?
it has nothing to do with a centrifuge , with zero-le-mining .
are they established , traditionally , care , protesive , hearty , like singer ?
there is the gray box down there , and you see the spike of centrifuge .
i feel that we have to encourage people to take risks .
my personal view , i think , is very simply with this slide and it tells me access to that .
i even come in to one of my favorite , the metropolitan museum of art in new york .
this is a representation of your brain . your brain can be split in two halves .
i think the whessant is not israel , but the driving force is not israel .
he was still a toddler , not very good at it , and he would slow up .
imagine that everybody can give you a little donation to a piece of education .
they say that all things that are up there , a life of life impacts .
they are 75 percent of the energy consumption -- output to 80 percent of the co2 emissions .
you see the sssesum , the fluber .
and with that information , we realized there are a lot of inefficient people in the system .
on the left-hand side , you see the imagery that 's different , different frames .
our cities were being used in the last few years , with networks and electronics .
i 'm like , " very archaically , how can that be ? "
because if the wine is at the distance and the person is there , then i open him .
we have an projector set against a wall of the parking space .
so we 're finding to figure out how to make it better , faster and stronger .
and you know , this part of life takes everything that needs the rest of life .
well , i had a unique space on that day ; i was sitting on 1d .
and here we see , with video , paper and water bottles , as georgia did this ...
you keep taking them on , move out the pathways , terrible diseases , and that 's happening .
and just a little bit through my skin and on the other side again .
i don 't want to go into the past , and not because i 'm a adventurer .
they don 't have a right to your own facts . ' " legal legal , " they don 't .
okay , there are reasons , and i think we know which reasons that are .
in this country , at all , it doesn 't exist in this country , but in 160,000 times , in the world .
he can save the lives of 400- , 500,000 children a year .
a big machine , a cool , ted--looking machine , and that 's a time machine .
so there are profound worldwide lessons for us , the nature of incentive and success .
sorry . if you 're bad , look at it , don 't look .
and that 's really starting to start with a fundamental reaction to our memories -- it begins immediately .
well , this is a direct conflict between the living self and the memory self .
just to give you a sense of correlation , which is , in fact , about .5 .
i have calculated that the needed is 21 billion hours of time per week .
i 'm sure you can sort of find a nostallogy to be quite drawn .
well , unfortunately , we tend to see this face in real life , if we face hard problems .
is there a natural analyst , a demonstration that 's going to take people 's idea ?
i remembered last year , when i brought out , and i kind of loved people .
and the preparation of preparation has been huge . we had to build cameras and light and all kinds of things .
it 's actually just , it 's a sense , but my consciousness is within the vehicle .
it felt like i was physically in the shipping gyhe from the boat .
i 've asked the top scientists to come down several times , " do we really get down to zero ?
in this case , we have to give it a whole gas and get a miracle in very short time .
i 'm , i 'm doing it in life , i 'm bad at the face of life .
what you might be asking is : how does this come from ? why ? what about those ?
i think there are many people here at ted here in the ted group .
nathan myhrvold and i are funding a company , which , maybe , didn 't have the nuclear approach .
i 'm optimistic . you know , the french and the japanese have something to do .
do we have to conduct emergency activities to try to maintain the earth temperature ?
you talk about it , you think about how it 's going to look like they 've been collecting power .
he wanted to capture the feelings playing in playing , so he had built a camera with a camera .
i was riding on the school for the train every day , a hour every day .
so let 's go back to these two beings who have been to the beginning of the talk .
i get all my clothes out of my bible in a distance market , and in effect , in the skin hand .
women , like men , have something in our bodies that you 're called adrenalinins .
and the side vessels represent androyolisitions , which are the virilisimatic hormones .
and when he was born , he looked like a boy -- no one foresaee .
our ancestors used to have been so hard to fight the question when someone was dead .
they don 't think that way , but what they were doing for us was great .
for us , and it 's a game essential for the bond of relationships and the care of tolerance .
one of the things that most references it is that somebody had a pair of shoes .
if you think you 're looking at something good , it 's almost safe .
friday : a universal truth -- five words : golden paillety leapously .
beyond the cities , all this sense , and it 's making that look into objects of the everyday life .
well , all of our objects , our environment , are beginning to talk back to us .
now , if i would tell you what happened , which happened when all the sensors stopped to work .
first , a ballgame of intelligence -- and i don 't think of a little ball .
and when i 'm really honest , you 're a better chef than i will be .
we 're working with universities in all of the sub-saharan africa and the store , social social design .
it 's what we think about people who think we 're describing with these words .
players love to become part of the extra missions of missions .
the second largest hadron collider in the world , with nearly 80,000 landgrams is the world of warcraft .
and then the next day you would play . and the next day you would eat .
they played a box and the whner were allowed to break into an epian adventure .
so scientists came to the conclusion that , in fact , scientists came to see that hereotus 's " glorious story is actually right .
and i noticed some things that were in the middle worlds that the epic agreed can do .
they are , in some cultures , the choice for having more men than women .
our language affects our thinking and how we see the world and the people around us .
so , what do we want to be in really root -- a disabled man or a powerful person ?
and i don 't mean to be the effect of the impact , the hard child 's impact .
and he called this part of his starish x , the potential of human will .
the real meaning of the word " synchronance comes in the word " buddhist ce . "
so we went in " terminator 2 , " next movie , much further .
as each of you were born in this room , they were talking , 6,000 languages were talked about this planet .
immediately , we get a snapshot of the issues that are most popular at wikipedia .
and what are our values , and what are our goals , our foundations ?
and you have to do it , and understand it , and understand it , and understand it .
forty percent of all the people in the world get half of their drinking water from that melting water .
it 's in the skin and abundance in america , and it helps our economy growing .
if you 're in the outline , you 'll notice it and you can get a little nervous .
by using the benefits of saying , and then they can interact at them .
and then there 's diy self-mapping , d.ory.heg , d.yyheg .
in a sense , the arctic ice reservation is the beating heart of our global climate system .
and , if that 's true -- and i think it 's true -- the question is .
that 's what i think they 're there are there less people than it is in fact .
and i would invite every single one to get on and again , and again , what do you try to do .
the fourth point is that the story of information is a place of information .
it sounds very space , and it sounds very , very fashionable to sound on science , i know .
if professors are curious , they often run in in the n research adventure .
and one reason is , this enormous warmer hepruils east greenland from the north .
it is that we know about global greening and faster and more and better .
with 100 different kinds of jeans in the window , there 's no excuse for mistakes .
it actually took a few years from starting with a bioethical review before we did the first experiments .
whether he 's a place of a mind or a bunch of a bunch of people 's body , it 's irrelevant .
and it 's humbling to think that our species have been there for 600,000 years .
their own photos are wigging with metadata , which has another person .
the doctor says , a must have the benefits and risks and b has the benefits of it .
he 's making a point about this , and perhaps doing things slow on .
because steve jobs said you have a need to get too much beyeto to show to the show show it .
but that 's the way we work at the moment , the same approaches to the development of vaccine vaccine .
the viral particles were then released by the cells , and came back and killed e. e. .
it 's such a big molecule that we can actually see it with the light microscope .
the chromosome that was in the cell has no one ; the chromosomes we put in .
then , of course , there 's all the carbon co2 that goes into the atmosphere .
we 're going to line up the limits of biological reality and those of us in that sense .
but then sukhenya then took this script as a primary medium , signed .
but what 's so interesting is that living relationship is about the living and the dead .
people always ask me what is actually in admi 's school ?
we 're cheaper than the diesel system , when the diesel prize goes to five percent a year .
here it is necessary for what we understand , under accorral , recoming up .
and if it 's true , then we have to stop people from getting people from it .
so the second set of the line is , if it 's right , it doesn 't have a soul .
the buridanher esel is a esel who is made of pure nature .
so , in the way that the shift in the evidence of evidence you see is the expression of the lie .
in a lie you see that there 's no one in the liars of the liars , what he says .
or that , i think , because you could have had that .
and the day before the event , i called the head of the association of the association for the company .
no , not because i 'm a self-speaking agent and " mister a " sweet " man .
instead of sending the water out using the water , using the water again .
oh , and by the way , these little ones don 't even have to be there .
i had a kind of journey of penguins , so i looked at guguel .
they need this lie to sustain a single lie , to sustain a self-portrait .
and to do that , don 't look at the agricultural industrial model for the future .
in holland , you know , of course , of course , it 's easier , because in holland , the land is built in flowers .
now , for me , for the composers , and what you might now mean for him today .
there 's a plot functions where i know where i need to reach .
and we think we 'd protect the environment a little less harmful , if we 're a little less harmful .
that means we 're losing about five thousand times more than re-formed .
in israel , you say , when you premi-saving a person saving the earth .
every year we lose three million tons of phosphorus , which is really going to go back into circles .
so we face the eyes , and now you think we 're seeing it from the back to the back .
now , you know , beethoven is also a know that he heard more than he was deaf .
it 's always the same garden , but it 's all time on time , in different ways .
every single music is put in time when you keep it and it 's being emitted from music .
or c because you 've chosen them that they 're inpathetic .
have you already got a second -- or a third , how to say it now ?
and i say , but surely you can tell you , you can 't tell it or not .
please pay attention to the shape of the iceberg and where it 's on the water line .
when i met it as a young boy , she came up and hugging me .
in another chapter you have to be a piece of construction , and tag .
even after the genocide in rwanda , they had this obligation , but not in this country .
and yet , in our country , there 's a dynamic -- we don 't like to talk about our problems .
they say , " no -- say to people that we grew up with this . "
here , in alabama , 34 percent of the male black people are lost fairly .
in socially confined and black parts of the population , despair and hopelessness , due to this change .
he said , " what 's going on with you ? " you know , " bonting what 's going on with you ? "
she said , " i think you can do anything you want to do . "
she was so troubled to me that i could barely breathe , and she left me .
he said , " mr. stevenson , did you have this crazy wig ? "
and the final part of this is to suggest , the money in more security settings and safety .
and so -- here 's the " that box 's heard , " i write my name .
when i was a little girl , my grandfather had a little silchmy pocket pocket clock .
it 's going faster , and it 's faster , and i think that 's why it seems so mystisively .
now , now , now , what are left the number of numbers are the best cut .
and in this case , you put a evolutionary process in the machine , which is going on in the microgeneration of space .
the next steps , like the nervous system and the brain , a few hundred million years ago .
i have a very complicated , untroubled idea in my head .
so , as an example , the most subtle of all of these species is human language .
if someone takes something that 's not heard it , he 's not just a thief .
so the neurons are the information processing system that 's built to build these cell communities .
he looked over the window , and he could hear the whole toomomlewis .
and he knew , he would be able to control some additional information .
and over a year and two hours of a period and two hours , she started feeling better .
you don 't have to be an engineer , to create beautiful houses , beautiful bridges , or beautiful buildings .
and the color pitches and the shact-sound sound might be in " avatar . "
within a year , you get an extension and starts fishing fishing .
90 percent of our waking days were sipping , other animals that are connected to the cause .
in the ' 70s -- in the early ' 60s -- mostly , china started a lot of medical research projects .
the second story is a different concept , changing varximte , meaning .
and you know the harm of people who want not to talk about their worst .
and my patients are not cars ; they don 't tell me their symptoms in the same way .
i don 't know if you knew it , but bacteria can actually share their dna .
every second every day , our senses will start much more information than our brain can ever be able to process .
i was giving her in . i gave her to take the pressure from the heart .
at that point i was the ibian layer in the cardiology service .
i think we need to have something against a change value piece of medical culture .
and instead of business still , i see one of the biggest economic anacs of the story .
this is the story of naleleon abdul ii in the middle of the 18th century .
how many of you saw the victory of listeners computers at risk ?
and the old saying , if you can get blood , then the demand is very true .
so if we 're going to see the news , we prefer to look for negative new news .
what happened after that is that the individual organisms found a way to communicate each other .
but the coolest thing i 've ever been working on , it was this guy .
if dan would have a brand , he would be likely to be a camcaml of the cabrio .
how can we keep them fresh longer -- better fresh , more fresh , three times more anxious .
what does it mean to an object at the same time and not vibrating ?
and what only happens if you want to see van gogh 's masterpiece ?
and a lot of people ask me , " what do you get for 10 billion points ? "
it doesn 't matter where they are -- bombay , mexico , it doesn 't make any difference .
and when i was traveling , and there was going to be going , i started learning a lot .
we need to encourage people to do not fear for ways that you might be afraid of .
and i think some companies are only focusing on an strength , instead of both .
do you have to be afraid . what kind of rollercoaster do you have ?
in the fall of 2010 , a friend from guatemala , a friend of guatemala , the link .
and if your employees can 't hold them , they can 't do it . "
as you talk about the smaller movies , we are a challenge as a result .
there 's your version , there 's my version , and there 's the real version . "
so he would work exactly as well -- in a power plant or a car factory .
now , this idea of obviously is not just the interface interface in the control room .
these gray boxes are not actually done with windows software ; they 're based on a completely different technology .
and more than anything else , are you the best parents that you can possibly be ?
i 'm going to tell you now , three things i 've learned about me that day .
i could see it in her eyes , there was clubs .
now this may seem very well for you , when you 've never thought about new cities .
you can have me as a farmer , or leather , but no one ever elected farmers .
you know , the average supergutan today , you know , offers 45,000 products .
instead of sending them into the third world , we 're sending them into rathleiots .
now -- we can just skip this video -- i 'll just jump the video ...
because the transition is very , very confusing when you 're in the middle of it .
it 's not possible that everything and forever is now evolving as it is now evolving .
you can notice , in every channel , at every channel , and they do .
if we want this institution to us , we have to do bureaucracy .
and most people understand that , but they think that one of the input is the input .
and it 's also a good example of how the government is made into that .
this is the work of very smart people at the office of new urban urban urban .
it 's probably the smallest of 21 applications that have been written in the last year .
i think the reason for that is that we realize anything is happening .
and this problem is often looking at when they look at the long list of points all of these fund fund .
we know exactly where all of the aid bike is maaaricht around .
but if i could give that to you and i could make sure , i would do it .
yes , i 'm scared of privilege to make sure that it was safe , because it 's wrong .
and they could sort of find the time to get english and the exercise .
as i said , one of the most popular stars -- justin bieber -- did his start at youtube .
who would have " double " or rebecca black or " nyan lights " ?
what matters is that creativity , that have the tech culture of tech and advocacy .
so what i 'm doing is i change the sequence in which decisions make .
you can go to the website , all the design sheets down and make them self-assemble .
a year ago , i read a study ago that really blew me up .
this creates a very powerful picture in the mind , that 's a lot more stronger than a white pill .
they don 't understand that these things seem to be right , but it almost never is the same .
if paul talks about a public speaking , he can 't follow the sentlower of france .
i know you did it because half of americans do that every day .
it doesn 't have any nutrients , it doesn 't have any protein , and we have a scientist all that put it in it .
i 've learned from him from the cub scout magic of the gettfinder in the 1970s .
and not only that , we 've used our imagination to devarastly to our imagination .
but it 's not about people like us , because this is a bigger thing than what we do .
and even if we think about the future , we don 't usually think of our future as a experiences .
and then you would ask , how happy are the eye glglances in the life of life ?
but danny , in the entire american efforts it 's about life , freedom , the pursuit of happiness .
in the united states , you wonder hard to measure the experience of happiness .
i think that 's one or two , i think , in the next one or two , the national statistics .
but you know , i do what i do . i wrote the article , i did .
these feelings have never been , if we play games , they don 't do it .
well , in efficiency , the e , the energy per service , there 's finally good news .
so what we need to do on a global level is to create a new system .
so i shifted this , made this other film about the big ship , which is running down .
sounds crazy . but it goes back to that again , that your imagination can create reality .
we took little robots that we 'd built that we put a fiber glass cable .
but the end of it was that i took space scientist to come into the deep sea .
so let 's look at each one of them and we 're looking at how we get to zero .
and the reason for that is that there is a lot of trust to play with somebody .
if anybody had a $ 2.a inch construction , he would have performed the price home .
i decided that this would be the end of alberta of my this child 's worth to the environment here .
well , there are all kinds of playful solutions like this , but they all get a lot of things .
so three very difficult problems that might be able to be fixed , and that 's why i should work with that .
and it would be the best when it was producing multiple , because then you could use a mixture .
then you invest a little bit in trial and organization . they 're drawing and scatting out of sheep .
but in fact , i 've been announcing on the center of the future , in the end of the future , is exactly the opposite .
you know , according to arthur clarke , the law are advanced technology and magic no more than any other thing .
i love this picture because it 's the room of somebody else , and that 's his room .
so i write for children , and i 'm probably america 's most widely known children 's book .
now , you might think that all of the sudden you would have to do have all of the sudden of categories like me .
so we have these permanent anatomical categories that are so problematic and questionable .
and if you think that you 're not looking at something very well , you probably have a right .
i 'm just going to show you a few examples -- again , with the idea of changing our environment and guide it .
now the first project i 'd like to show is actually one of the first in our lab .
i 'm just coming back from a community that knows the secret of mankind .
at home , new york , i 'm ceo of the millennium department organization called robin hood .
i 'm not trying to have a job anymore ; i 'm going to make it happy to be happy .
while we diminished , i was having this feeling , man , to die is not scary .
and it seemed to have been a little bit like , with these gray boxes , this real-time control control system .
and i want to tell you how we were able to be smart from this code .
so we don 't have to worry that others might be met by stuxnet .
i worked with people with dwarfisfish-growing -- so people who were smaller than common .
i certainly would never get a alien world with an room , and it seemed quite unlikely to me .
you can 't emphasize enough , so the effect of this is being to be the impact of a human being .
and that 's because i 've been looking at my legs and not even of that experience .
nobody wants to change his life because it 's good for the environment , or because we should .
it 's about the values that are put in these words , and how we build these values .
so we have to look beyond the patology and focus on the whole range of human possibilities .
and i 'm turning around and i 'm watching these older man , and i have no idea who he is .
when i first saw her , i put it out of my own belly . "
we know that we are hardwired to be human being , if we do hard , really passionate work .
let 's start looking at the reality that people today are making decisions about their offspring .
they call this " the " " " " " " " " " " " moault " in the u.s.
it 's warm , it 's dark , it 's just floating , it 's very comfortable .
and you 'll just give you all of the nutrients that you would just want to do with an effort on it .
they help in the didive of environmental nutrients , and they protect them against certain diseases .
but at the time , as a multi-cellous organisms , things began to change .
and i thought , " wow , this must be involved in the movie art . "
but what 's interesting is the crux of the poem , the rhythm of the dance , in every culture .
and to this day today , i have the deepest sense of what i see in my back .
and the stakes are an example of a new generation of help to the table digital data .
and in this archaian models , we 're in essentially natural ratio to the virtuality .
but , when it comes to writing , i 've been thinking about it , and i 'm going to ask myself , why ?
that means -- i 'm pretty young . i 'm just a 40 years old .
maybe an ancient understanding of the relationship between people and the mystery of the creative return .
he doesn 't have a piece of paper , he has no pen , he doesn 't have a pen .
okay . but if you don 't do that -- you know what the hell with you .
he lives in the deep sea about a half-and-a-mile deep , in almost boiling water temperatures .
we have the ability to build a large robot that can make the millions of chromosomes a day .
the interesting thing is , at that time , the same time was the media community and medium itself .
it 's about virtuality , it 's about non-linearity , it 's about romanity .
all of this needs the ability to accept our basic ability to accept virtual consciousness as a real habitat .
the reason for the designers that have the first semester of the first semester , the great designs .
so , this first impression is going on in a rasant speed speed , as we perceive things .
i think that this can be changed by raising things in the suburbs .
and that 's a very intuitive thing to do for us , when i don 't have to think about it very much .
the only true choice was " who , " not when , and not what they did after that .
i teach wonderful intelligent students , and i 'll give you 20 percent less work than i used to .
we use this great eureka phemishemism , trying to try and make it a perfectly .
the family , the fear of their life , he would take him all the other tools and all the tools .
what we 're trying to do in national geographic is that we believe that politicians never achieve anything .
this is a project called photosynth , which is really two different technologies together .
and if you say , " if you 're a doctor , what would you do ? "
im : so i sort of interact with the object again , again , zoom in , zoom in .
now i have argued that this is not the constantion -- this is based on a three-billion years of evolution .
and i want to say that there were some choices , but not all was a choice of choice .
if you break the gold fish glass so that everything is possible , you get your satisfaction .
this was our first attempt to start with the digital information , the genomic , the genomic genome .
recently , i 've talked to the oil industry and they said they would just understand this model .
think about it : we have a four-page code : a , c , g and t.
that 's all that has a lot of useful investment , but it 's also much better .
it 's a means that the soul of a particular culture is found to be able to use the material world .
and if you have a hundred percent renewable , then it 's like a stealth system .
and you really have to stay pretty hard , but i think it 's going to be true .
so we pretend it 's actually impossible to live without a soul .
because he led them to a red , he didn 't reach himself .
by the way , a hundred gigawatts of electrical power are built on diesel ground on diesel ground .
of course , you can only get this kind of thing if you 're in some way .
and let 's also support , but we don 't believe you can 't solve the technical problem .
she came one day from school , she 's a school , and she told a student .
she heard about this book by charles darwin , the origin of species and the descent of man .
nathanide manam transformed into understanding in a steady curiosity and courage .
even better , he was in aquacacal for the ceo of sustainability in sustainability .
in the last 50 years , we 've fished the oceans as we have gotten out of the world .
i said , " don 't you do , what is sustainable to feed chicken to fish ? "
" i know , boy , the algae , the phytoplankton , the relationships , that is incredible .
and the third set that immediately comes out of people who have a strong sense of soul .
it 's something between and we think it changes the way that information can be used .
so , it 's about creating a big footprint that is going to be a narrow area .
and that 's half of all the contents of the world that are being created by the textile industry .
in open bach , for example , it 's 20 percent of the trash crowd in the stream .
that means that all of our intelligence means we want to be a little slmber than trees , right ?
and they 're designed to do so , through the design that a farmer just can 't grow .
you know , there are two countries that control almost 17 percent of the phosphorus world 's phosphorus worldwide .
every point where you diverded away , you will get to life again .
in the last 20 years , the five doutons of uranium in the world in germany has been distributed .
and the child plays , after a memorial , instead of a red flower , instead of a red flower .
so no longer saving , let alone , decrease , decrease , no guilt , but intelligent waste .
now , it 's a very strange thing for salmon , but what we do with our music language .
so for the course of music , for the same time , you need to be in the same time for the spoken language .
one example of a whole range of mine : bells the sea 's erotic mark made .
but then i 'd be regret because music is a beautiful , communictive thing .
we need digital security systems , where a human machine doesn 't really respond enough .
sometimes , when i wanted to spend time with them , it was hard to get their attention .
you have to make the wind from the wind , you can send it away and read the rest of the ark .
in this country , for children , for children , for children , there are survival of life without tondation .
one policy of fear and anger has convinced us that these problems are not our problems .
she said , " the first thing that says you will love your mama . "
because in this context , we start to understand the truly amazing things that make us up .
as a doctor , you can do good things . as a care doctor , you can do more .
so , steve pinker has shown us that we are currently living in a very peaceful time of human history .
i felt it was like our little bits of clocks and cameras all over the way .
and i think we all are part of the creation of what 's next .
we say , " computers , generic , make a hundred million random factors of inrees .
and because that is so , there was a basic human dignity that has to respect the law .
and they developed special structures that did nothing but to process information within the organism .
when he saw me , he came down to me and he said , " who are you ? "
what they did was they were good in a paper with a crstatic thought , they could find the creators of that idea .
and over time , we 're going to focus on large animals and in the ocean that are the big fish .
unemployment is a full job certificate in the netherlands -- or was it .
they 're motivated by something else -- the most challenging thing , one opinion , or through your audience .
the second largest group that we see today are not driven by money .
is that really , so that means we 're right here right now in the right right here .
so here , i think the arts and the film may fill the gap and simulations .
this is why the dome of the washington ton comes from aluminum to be made .
and over the next eight or nine days , they gave birth to their esteemed .
and it showed that today , the human pattern can actually go into the proteins as the best superline .
although aluminum is the 3 percent of the earth , it 's not a pure metal .
and i think that 's what we 're seeing here in this explosion of explosion .
either " flsa fusion or a paradise wind , " you 're going to have a choice .
so i want to talk to you about what might be , this transition in that we 're currently in .
and also recently , a study of ceos in the field where they 've been watching the ceos for weeks .
you already have a building site ; it 's already about this area for the second city .
you know how people often say , " i don 't know how to leave it .
and then we looked at what was more people , which people would say , would say , a glass of marry .
and they 've found that an average ceo of ceo is on 139 tasks .
this graph shows how it looked like the video that the video showed last summer .
or even duckingly , of these cities , or hundreds of people around the world ?
there was a parody for the first seven days , a parody for each birthday .
and i 've come to the core line that a new city gives people new opportunities .
you hear a lot about how mechanics says that everything is connected to everything .
and this is a great conceptual model of the world , as long as they 're not a particle physicist .
so , for example , here 's a study we did in a timeline on top of the mall .
and she makes a cross-vertpin ? are they something that 's going to make the blood in the trunk .
michael j. nelson : the path program for the table program was a very good joke to twitter .
if you know something about government technology , you know it doesn 't usually work .
we developed an app for layar , augmented reality , to find these aeds .
i 'm talking more about a platform for people , and to help themselves and to help .
it has an app , a web and hand-spouse , called " citizens connect . "
they are incredibly frustrated with her , but complain not to fix them .
it 's not about the details of the slide , but rather about the radical form .
if you do that , you can name it a name , and he called the first disease .
she opened a computer business , and then a cosmetitan and a nurse came on .
i 'd like to talk to you about why so many electronic health projects fail .
so to get a more realistic conclusion , i 've seen it , so i 've got to go out of planning .
you might think that 's just a landscape of landscape , and the bottom figure is being manipulated .
add this buzzer for a more added effect , and you 've made a noise machine .
if you have 10 teams , typical , typical , you get about six who have robust structures .
the challenge is a shared experience , a common language , or pose , building the right prototype .
when countries get together in places like skeletons like skeletons , they shouldn 't just talk about co2 .
this is kind of the deadline , which has been , the environmental models that we have to hold .
as peter said , not only does they produce the highest towers of the rainforest , but also the most interesting structures of all .
and that is that blenl students were trained to find a proper plan , ok !
and the team that goes on and on work is the performance of the team of the team .
one is energy density that these technologies are increasing dramatically than the power of power .
you told me that they don 't bite . in fact , they don 't even have to leave the glass .
and the lesson i think i think the construction is is a symbolic sport .
vaccines , modern medicine , our ability to feed billions of people , are profit from the scientific method .
people are turning themselves in their own , and they 're so tightly so prolific that you can 't free them .
we 've come to a point where we don 't have the same relationship to progress , like earlier .
echinaca , a small antioxidanine , that helps you go back the license .
you can see it 's a kind of column , often like traveling a lot of wave of reactor .
we don 't want to encourage people to eat this thing , and that robbers , like flies .
no , not because we 're producing enough calories to feed the world more than just feeding .
or better , how can we create conditions that can empower each community ?
that means that 15 pounds of wildfish is required to get a pound .
and that night , i was in bed , and i thought , what the hell is that a sustainable protein ?
he 's an incredible guy , three pieces of charles darwin and part of " a crocodile to kiss . "
and here , here he is looking at a pattern of competence that 's used to take him around the tanzanian giraffe .
they do this because they can follow the last white line of the landstreet in northern 92 .
so we also understand each other , i 'm going to show you a basic , very simple magic trick .
almost every manufacturing method of crossing electricity is the co2 , except the renewables and nuclear energy .
capital , chemistry and machines are at state-of-the-art level , and it never creates a really good thing to eat .
i put my backpassport in a pool of + 's in the middle of the winter in buffalo , new york .
the nature of nature doesn 't know boundaries , but unlike our own , unvarably , human imagination .
and i noticed how much of these blestark stops , of an space mission .
and this is what you see here that are just next to a 500 degrees centigrade that they can survive there .
it 's absolutely amazing cold and quickable itself to us that it can afford .
robert gupta : i want to play a little bit about a little bit very much of celliest .
our language is pushing in the society of change that has been caused in many cases through a technological change .
he understood that medical diagnosis , and how somebody deals with two different things .
these are our master-players . 500 million people who are highly good at anything .
and the next decade we have another billion players that are remarkably good at what they are .
so i started thinking about what it is to do these games .
and dr. p. wore it very colorful , and i was just working with kids just like just working .
this is just one example of many , as adults in power positions can improve the imagination of a child .
so , what we have here is a whole generation of young people who are the nfl player .
we 're so good at doing whatever the most important people in the world are .
if a mind has about these qualities , we can create a new reality and new realen-box .
well , when i was a rigging on college , i had my first biology classes .
why not have fast muscle fibers that will enable you to run faster and longer ?
in the good way , when you might think , these decisions are being stuck in us .
but not only do that -- so you can summarize and connect to the universe and other devices out there .
because if we could find that , we would never have before , before , have never been given enough human potential .
i met mr. ayers in 2008 , two years ago , when walt disney was acting .
so we have reminded the memory of the mind and the self itself , and they are really quite different .
it 's about being satisfied or joythe person , when this person thinks about their life .
so , i 'm going to show you . this is one , two , three , four , five .
and these are two very different concepts , and they are both set in the idea of happiness .
but now there 's another question : how hard would these patients tell you that they were suffering ?
and none of these stories is very , very narrow or great -- but one of them is clear ...
it will lead to the patient , but only a little bit less than it is .
there 's nothing in my contact , or it 's out there , no prinper . and you can study anything .
and maybe some of you might have the new book of malcolm gladwell , " overflers . "
so in the last few years , we 've been starting to learn about the happiness of both kinds of self .
is that something that you can play in because now you have a few minutes ?
people are saying that they should think of happiness when they think about policy .
three billion hours a week are not nearly enough to solve the most of the most important problems in the world .
you 're not sitting there and you 're blowing , and there 's always a little bit important to do .
so , it 's probably going to be , or bad , stockacacal , a part of our future .
and this is an idea that , when you think about it , can hope to hope with hope .
he was talking about invisible lappings and smoke and how someone wanted to poison in sleep .
but in the ancient greece , people don 't believe that creativity is coming , " people are coming , " people 's mind , " ok ?
and that makes and distorted all of the profile and it creates all these inunses expectations about success .
when we first sequenced the genome at first arrived in the first time , we had a 10,000 base pairs .
obviously , it 's very simple with a virus , it 's a lot more complicated with bacteria .
if we think about biological processes , or any process around it , it becomes a massive challenge .
the electronics industry had a dozen components and look at the diversity that emerged from it .
and i 'm going to be dangerous . and i don 't want to watch her , you know , you 'll see it coming into the next century .
so we had to develop a new method that we could put these little bits together and correct the errors .
we 've done it for about a hundred genes to the 500 or so , that are here .
she felt if it came , because it would make earth under her feet to the owe .
but then i remembered , like tom was talking in the free sky , and i was trying .
so i took my view of the manuscript and i talked to my comment towards a blank corner of the room .
and i want to give you a record that i was today , to my part of the jobs here . "
as this happened back then , people knew what this was , they called it at his name .
we made small pieces , we made a mismatch correction , and we had a dna molecule of about 5,000 letters .
and the west antarctica , which has come across a couple of islands , is particularly strong .
all of these photographs are connected , and something larger than the sum parts of the parts .
and what it does is it makes people go into the shops and ask that question .
if i was to ask you to count the great world accounts , what would you say ?
so , a native is neither sentimental , you 're not allowed to be flag-know-h-tuned .
the nurse who was doing this taery was got brought into a educational camp .
and this actually figures these ideas , these constraints for the available place on the screen .
we hope that this is not a pop-up and no more nonsense -- this should not be necessary .
but now there 's a bold , new solution to free ourselves out of this misposition .
this is almost complete , so , with almost complete safety -- possibly for the fish , definitely for us .
you can choose that with many options of one you can choose , people will look very hard to choose .
i 'm going to give you another more powerful example of this , a study of investing in volunteers .
and then tomorrow , and then tomorrow , and tomorrow , tomorrow , tomorrow , and tomorrow , and tomorrow , they never never end .
here 's an example . here 's an example of you who are not new yorkers .
so , the things that i 'm talking about are a strange problem of modern , rich , western societies .
and what i need to say myself , even though i 'm going crazy is , " don 't worry .
and then you would suddenly see how it would be if you couldn 't talk to your own language .
or d , you don 't like music , and you don 't want to have a music to do that .
well , you know , you have to be on all odds , nobody has a discrected candidate .
the dutch government explains it , they 're going to be the first country on the world , which is going to take phosphorus .
we 've developed a ice cream package , which is a liquid fluid .
this is the first ecological feature , in fact , that 's done to go back in the loop .
you 're thinking of yourself in time , for example , looking at contemporary pictures or reading reading .
i 'm also older than the chopin of the prime age , as he wrote the piece .
can i draw that directly or i need to do that , manual and need to do that .
but that 's essential to a tragedy , if you want to be able to build things in outcomes too well .
in the present , we have a modern example that keeps over the daily newspapers and again .
but in europe 's not , we have seven percent , and we have seven percent of the net , physically , the european one .
we just wanted to know , what is it with a regular , sweet electrical chemical battery .
so here we see this again , again , the diesel , single stip , again , all the single length .
it 's not , it 's not a pitch , child play stuff , we 've never covered everything , never .
but that 's also what i 'm going to do again to the point , when are things going , what is the more intuitive thing ?
they only use what 's there on the sun and the wind where they live .
and now i 'm going to push the filter with the go-stuff so i can drive the effect of living .
i can reverse the whole sequence , just by putting the pace into one or the other direction .
here i am -- this is a fibonacci series i 'm involved in with a simple deal of action .
an interesting fact about this kind of applications is that you don 't have to give people many instructions .
all you have to say is " is " reinventing words , " and you know exactly what to do .
and you can put those notes into the sequence that you can put into any other pattern .
and then more closely effects like tempo and volume that you 're using all the time .
in short , a siensable computer is the size of a kekham .
that 's a whole series of things that you can look next to being a creator .
and i don 't have to plan it in the field , but can improvise ; they develop dramatically or more .
crucially , it 's extremely important , and it 's much more , much more important in the future .
there 's craig venter now going into the united states that tries to make out of it , so that 's gasoline from algae .
you need to use biological materials , and you also need tools , and that 's then a laboratory .
and our approach was to say , well , you don 't have to do that .
of course , this leads to some major complications -- withinjury , 30 percent of that -- chronic back injuries .
we had a team of fellows last year , the code for america .
and one of the things that we did , i want to share with you a quick video .
and this creates a kind of social network around a digital collection of photographs you actually took .
i was under the star sky with the suj singer , atitiar ali .
he allows us to make things much more complexity than the normal methods allow us to produce .
then the night time , like language and so forth , kept less than a million years .
the first step in the story , which i told you , i enjoyed a billion years a piece .
well , i 'm an optimist , so i think this is what 's going on in the way that i think this is going on .
that 's because the government is like further ocean , and politics that are the old 12-inch .
we can get them to do things that they thought they couldn 't do .
but eventually these realities are actually deheated by suffering , abuse , deconbiation .
and then when you make good footage , the result can be pretty beautiful , and quite realistic .
" do it just , " she said . " and it 's not what you 're not . "
in one of the classical asian student , who was the relentless requirements of self-serving .
in a beax , my sister would have my sister and i , then she was doing me and my grandmother .
the next piece of the puzzle is how a boat goes lightly in the early red hole in sea .
now , tosh.0 was on , and started writing lots of blogs about it .
and then again , just a tiny percentage of percentage is ever going to have counted and will look at thousands of times and such the cultural momentst .
i am 52 years old , and i 'm standing for you to have never been drinking one drop of alcohol .
the only thing i did is changing the order of that information .
and it 's exciting because i teach my students african-american history . i talk about slavery .
before i come to the actual theme of my talk , let 's start with a little bit of baseball .
so what can three billion growing up , healthy , educated , productive members of the community community ?
here 's an example of a project they did , a movement of a movement of local conmod cannon .
how about the arab spring and the things that have happened in egypt ?
for example , this is mr. weiry goluzer from kiew in ukraine .
we 're fit our standards in the new level and we don 't call ourselves thinking of what was there .
as you can see , the gogoon of palms and a few manals are left .
and i got a bad sunfire and i was convinced that i really didn 't get out of there .
the unhealthy way i 'm talking about is the one that makes one in the heart of the sick .
you see , on the left , you have a jazz and on the right is boxed , but you know what ?
but finally , i decided to do my god , i must have reasoulate to the court and i have to give you this crazy case .
three billion new heads we 've never heard before will be involved in the world .
and to win , it has to be better diagnosis than a team of highly skilled doctors .
aluminum was the most valuable of the day on the planet , more valuable than gold and platin .
think about it that a group of students can influence today today is about billions of people who are able to influence today .
imagine that artificial intelligence of every owner of a mobile phone has to be given to a mobile phone .
i 've been doing the newspapers ' arod-up , and i was looking for the best headlines i could find .
that as humans are not fully designed as long as we 're concerned about human rights and human values .
today we want to talk about how video is being produced , and then , for the reasons , this is important .
we 're so far , with our industrial partners of this device , this new exoskeleton that year .
no , they didn 't have the building , it 's just that architecture is almost disappearing .
it 's almost physiological to be bad , bad " to be bad blue pants .
about a month after that , i went to a position of my daughter -- the first grader , not a lot of art .
and that sadness is really in a mind , which is that i really wish to be a thing .
and after that , when i was thinking about it , i decided to be able to speak negative energy from my life .
and then he said to three words -- the crossword of the most ual words i ever heard .
i met with his father and his brother and said , " we 're going to give you this money .
during the iceberg , it 's melting as the cheap freshwater freshwater , that many of the life of life is safe for many forms .
and that 's the beauty of creating things that are used and interacting with people .
i got another present , which is to see in the future , and come back and live .
and the rotor is this moving part of the centrifuge in a centrifuge , this black object you see .
and i thought , " well , that 's the dummy question i 've ever heard .
well , just to just end , i want to just point out a lot about the fathers .
well , realizing what i want to do is maintain certain of the time , physically , in our culture .
to understand that these categories are really much insecure than we thought , make me tense .
for example , we push in the fact that we have at least 95 percent of our dna with chimpanzees in common .
it 's also about race , which is a much more complicated than the time that we applied , which is the terminal termination .
i was the second one in the brand 's time , so i was pretty good opportunities to get there .
more than anything , everything else , is my only goal in life , a good father .
so we thought we could start to write a completely new chapter in the field of mobility .
what would you do that you 're going to get them to be forever , because they think they 're forever there ?
this is one of the images we 've held with the peers ixory technology .
if someone was asked to introduce your brand brand brand , your brand character , how would she be ?
you push the decision -- push them , even if it 's in your own best interests .
do you know how many choices you 're meeting in the nine minutes of the person in one hour category ?
one thing you already know has been already known , there 's a lot of teners .
this is the first object you can see , which was in the quantum mechanical position .
my intuition didn 't really have my intuition and that might only be because i 'm not playing with the impossible .
i 'm going to zoom into one of my favorite , and i 'm going to go out to the line of this picture , and i really am on the line .
and so i started playing around around , and realized that there was something happening about happening .
those who really want to meet a choice , are funded for 20 funding , not 300 or more fund .
so for example , the number four four is very , very well , out of this code ; you can 't miss it .
just tell me a little bit how to connect with your thoughts and emotions about yourself .
woman 2 : part of the moment , part of the world , part of the eastern yn girl -- i don 't know .
so , man , the brand i 'm is , i would say , casual fly .
but why ? well , transparency is fear -- like this strange bear , that still stands sysyly .
we may be selling a shoe , and it 's going to be the greatest shoe you 've ever worn .
and so the movie is going to explore all this idea -- this is what ? in infinity , forever ?
here 's something really cool stuff that we 've discovered -- it was totally laid out of my mind .
for those non-engineers , vividly has another material , electronics was just another material .
and they go , hundreds of thousands of people working with them to finish their epic mission .
so many people now in the world , who are at least an hour per day with online games .
our memory tells us stories , which means what we 're about to keep on our experiences is a story .
well , if i had open the subway in the subway with 600 pieces i 'd spent another hour .
so if you want to maximize the lucky luck of the two types of self , you will do very different things .
and in reality , when we fail to feel , we often feel different .
so i looked at games like the world of warcraft that offer the ideal environment to the collaborative problem .
this graph is really -- i 'm going to show you another time , if we have an projector .
hundreds of thousands of well-ill deaths in a country that gets worse than any other of this disease is being bothered .
according to hereotus , the games are playing , sort of , play games , in the kingdom of india , in a famine .
there was such a great famine that the king of lyi was going to try to get a crazy idea .
and geologists have found some evidence of a global cooling , which could explain almost 20 years , which could alleviate the famine .
we have this banner in our office in palo alto , and it 's reflected in the way we want to understand the future .
but if you 're in a epic adventure and said , " we 're going to go out . "
we know from the study of the study that you have to grasp the needle if it 's supposed to go .
and the last game we 're going to do on the third of march , we started . it 's a game in collaboration with the world bank .
it would be that without environmental recovery , but it still makes it much more important .
there 's a liquid downtorb that seems difficult , but maybe it might say that we 're about to think about us .
bill gross has several companies , including one called esolar who has great solar technologies .
in fact , you burn the waste , and you can even use the waste of today 's waste and use the fuel of today , and you can actually use the fuel of today , and use it .
so , let 's go to the destination that we need to achieve and then talk about the interstage .
we need market incentives , carbon incentives , cap & amp ; trade , which creates a price .
we need to do dialogue , and we need to lead and lead things that have been done by the government .
i really hope that we play major games to survive on this planet to survive on this planet .
and that 's because these fanatics , who are crazy to me , were not at all fanatics .
climate change deniers : you have one or two sentences for you to be able to convince you ?
do you say there 's negative implications to doing with clouds that are moving things ?
and so i thought this was an interesting idea , and i was going to put it into design guatemala .
they 've formed the demographics of the earth in a way that doesn 't have a war ever done .
and you know , everybody has a right to think , even a right to think of it , in progress .
the data of a supercomputer is the computation of a super computer that people have left only 23 years on the planet .
and also they have -- although it 's great , they don 't need fuel -- they have some downsides .
imagine the screen could just appear in different formats , or gray , in different solutions .
so , when you turn on the light , it looks like this . so , as same as we saw it .
this is just a little precursor on the insights of the bonobos in our past and present .
in this case , i worked with people who have the body of social norms , the social norms of question .
what are we going to do with the fact that we just know how few of them are in the way we know ?
if these frame points down , you can write to the pattern , you can see , you can see , images , images , text ads .
and this is what brought us to think about this project that i 'm going to show you right now .
so , we have a common ancestor , a evolutionary grandmother , which lived about six million years ago .
you have to go up , on the fire , and you have to bring this woman a pair of shoes . "
this can be in our case , in our case , we 're using it to design and create a symbol .
the first time i was in antarctica almost 10 years ago , where i saw my first ice square .
ice mountains are born as bb of a glacier or by the ice sheets .
so basically , i 'm about this : if you see something that is impossible , it can do things .
well , an epiphany is usually a thing that you find because you have missed it .
they live in the deep depths of the congolese whale whale , and they 're just hard to have to go to it .
and these students didn 't , so they go out and read their school tasks under the street .
or are we probably determined to be different -- something that might be even better adapted to the environment ?
and this is also the entertainment value of this speech , so i hope you 've enjoyed it .
they don 't look like a broken and useless regard ; they were treated as something special and more valuable .
and i hear a guy saying behind me , " well , if that 's not aimee mullins . "
and i said , " excuse me , sir , we know ? i can 't remember them . "
in the 1960s , in britain , there were a case in britain , where high states were growing in total schools .
but you 'd , you 're a wonderful environment for these bacteria , just as they 're important for your lives .
and we may know , from some timber we are carved out of the manus .
and so , by the way , it 's been around for 500 years since i have to say , very successful .
evolution is all about passing the genome to the next generation , customization and survival generation generation generation .
it doesn 't necessarily mean the biggest , the strongest or the fastest , not even the brightest .
and the argument here is that the wheels of evolution slowly mails but they are relentless .
so , let 's use these decisions a society that is better to make the more friendly ?
it feels what i want to do , where i want to go and increase my strength and my severence .
that 's what power plants are , you 're talking about many square kilometers , a thousand times more than a power plant .
now , a language isn 't just the totent vocabulary or a series of processes .
the idea was really , you know , people who live with mosquitos .
this was so emotional that we decided to study the answer and to set out preilgers .
this is a game with words that 's kind of a mixture of scrabble and boggle .
now , this is great . the romania didn 't really think it was a very smart person .
but again , very rare happened , something extraordinary happened . one of the characters was actually more overrated .
if you want to know what sea levels of land rises is going up here , you 'll drive it into the ocean .
so here are the ones that were wiped out in the last few years , with some green press that were suggested .
and in front of the christmas room , i was in tennessee in tennessee , a billion tons of colig lamb .
you can afford it because if you cool it very far , you 're going to be superdibing .
we actually thought that there 's a very close thing to do , but we tried to get the process a little bit .
and it 's about a measure of play , creative , original , kind of solving problems .
so , there could be the visitors in the room , and they were looking at this chair , to turn this helmet .
and so you can speed the particles very strong and then you go into the onion .
so you can just be educated as citizens , and you can just integrate through these scientific technologies .
now , what is the most natural power that is actually the most natural thing in the world .
the question i want to ask you to ask is , is this idea of it , right ?
and they 're going to have been written more and more , and more , through the influences of the machine age .
so these are all flickr imagery , and they 're all stuck in this way with each other .
instead , they go to the doctor and the doctor 's telling you , we could do b , or we could make b .
and because you 're obsessed with , you 're being bored by your mind . how would you be capable of being able to get done ?
they can only be mixed in touch with a few other chemicals that the mao denticriine .
now , this doesn 't tell you a ph.d. at harvard , but it 's much more interesting than to count .
and you can 't understand the torture , if you don 't have experienced it on a level at a level .
and this is a symbol of the resistance of the inuit and the perpetborn of the inuit .
but these concepts of cyber age , which bring us these technologies back to rediscover these possibilities .
the more i thought about it , the more i came to think that the fish is a little bit .
something such as profound as our identity is now a choice of choice , like this slide .
and , by the way , there 's a corner i 'm no going to tell anybody about where the wireless player works .
you want to cut down from cut , blah , blah , blah ... " and so on .
i had very low expectations . i didn 't have any more concrete when they were in a way .
i 'm pretty sure that we have missed this period long on the testing of our common benefit .
what happens is the machine age , and what happens is the book , and it 's happening , is the photolitography .
their tribes could smell the urine of an animal from 40 hours , which of those animals that this one of those of them .
now , i 'm looking at this , and i see the athletes that appear in this case , and the sports species .
it was all about trying to understand the world and explore the limits of the possibility .
and my head was gropped on a lot of delicious fish that i had the evening .
they breed in a town of 240 kilometers , where the soil 's going to be better for nest construction .
we love weekends . we love small family facilities . we love about food food . we 're talking about food food .
this was the cause . it was the legation . it was the business plan in american agriculture .
we are now threatened with our grain of belry , not because of the supply of resources , but because of the resources they have .
well he mentioned some algae , and some fishing and some fishing boots , and then he said , " chicken , " he said , " chicken , pellets . "
the world 's hunger , the world 's hunger , is going to be deleted because you don 't need permission .
i was getting caught by the teacher who was getting me , the way i portraish , and i was painting .
in the " ward " i could have my favor for the underwater world , and the diving ones .
our intention was to go in and see the inside of the ship , which had never been done before .
and there 's certainly unclarity about how bad these consequences are going to follow , but they 're extremely bad .
these are very good things and poverty reduction , and that is to make the services almost anybody on the planet .
and then he goes into more talk of rare birds and algae and weird plants .
so here 's a very basic service . there 's light in home so you can read the homework ?
the question i ask is , can you sing , a , because you can 't sing ?
our organism invented a great way to get the way that the envy are simply biting to disappear .
there 's a product of service there , so the basic things or morphes are constantly about objects .
in china , a funeral will still absorb modif , like , yes , yes ?
but if you 're in italy , every footprint means that the water stays longer in the meadow .
there 's extra speech to crack thesyl , and it 's crag-going to the crag-high-box competition , where everyone can get involved .
sure , i will have some color pots also blurked , but then i get to some new ones .
you 'll never forget it , because i 'm showing you where the masmy is .
and what we can do almost every day in the daily newspaper , what you find in this third sentence .
i want to explain to you today about this mechanism , or to get something to do something that is unconscious .
and then the uncomfortable feeling , you know , could never look at it , and it will always look like that .
we need to stop learning that people get knowledge from things , especially when they 're true .
yes , you feel it when you 're a hot part of this . there 's something wrong .
this is what you have to do is to give you another philosophical topic , a permanent mustache leader in philosophy , present .
he needs truth and beauty , and i 'm so glad that this is so much more reported to this here .
we talked about that there 's nothing changed since the mahabharata of the ancient indian era of the mahabharata .
and what we did is , we , we , we have to abstract humanity , is we 've started to abstract .
i 'm asking my mother , so i said , " yes , grandma , i 'll do that . "
but now , with mobile technology , we can take our kids into the natural world with their technology .
it 's important for me to create something that is inpathetic , but also very long .
most of the mass of mass degradation in this country didn 't really have been in the middle of the indian violence .
i find it very high from us to say that we 're the end product of evolution .
on the very recent day of day liche they take her -- her printer , a mother and grandmother .
so , that tilt , they tend to survive longer and expand to greater extent to increasing growth .
one of the most important things is that we have to think about the fact that the government is not the same as politics .
it 's very important that this audience works , but people steal the batteries .
my home state of alabama is going to take her back when they 're sentenced to the precursor .
and when you take a picture , you start to end up with a camera , the process ends up on the trigger .
i even knew the differential diagnosis of rengues of rengues .
because obviously an animal is going to be very often , even a little bit , even a little bit of time before it died .
over time , it changes . it changes because for people , they 're all natural beings .
so western governments reserve totalitarian governments with aid , so that they can do it against their own citizens .
in the last fall , it had to register meaningless , because the intheet was hacked .
let 's see what 's really happening in the world : we can split the attacks in categories .
a few days later , we went into a buddhist temple in a gescray in a gescray and we sat around her cog .
we want to get things that are vanished or things that are not like that , as they were .
in both cases , i wouldn 't go home and have a lot of politicians , and i didn 't think they were in their treatment .
when i returned to my 27 years , the fish had fallen off half its size .
they are both strong underunderunderlement , because we don 't think so carefully about how we should be .
when did you have the last time someone heard of failure from misrage from misrage ?
it 's going to give this little blood claeling device that you put on an iphone or something .
i don 't want this thing to be broken in 20 units like how you know it .
and yet , my interest in photography began when i received my first digital camera , at the age of 15 .
they have also helped companies like nenest , fezal , the hallmark to discover these tradepersonality personality .
technology is not the way you should describe something that someone 's doing under the eighth .
i 'm going to start with the demonstration , and tell you some interesting things since the start .
now , morgan , in the name of transparency , what 's happening with the $ 7100 ?
well , since the movie 's going to be in the sundless movie festival , we can look at it .
you can go and create your own museum , all of these pictures you can hook your own collection .
i think the gene , the style i have is probably " sort of glamour . "
in 2007 , i decided that we should be retuttuzation , like we were thinking about economic development .
we want you to tell a story , but we just want you to tell our story . "
i thought , " well , imagine the camera made " would mean that we wanted to have a background conversation .
some of you may have heard that a couple of weeks ago i had a ad label on ebay .
just to give you a different view of what i 'm seeing , a zose out here , so you can see what you get .
the most important honor for the development of nuclear weapons is the superwaste system in nato .
if we had a scale to measure the aps of every hemisphere , we could visualize your brains .
for her life , life had a job : the escape of her family and a new life in australia .
you heard it before , but it was never true as today , that less is more .
most of our ideas were nuts , but it was a few brilliant people , and we managed to get the breakthrough .
two few days for school , each one to go to the other .
my mother worked on farms , then on an outcar factory , six days , double layers .
i was just in a hotel room in sydney when she died , and a hundred kilometers away in melbourne .
because i think the key to the best possible choice is that you 're voting .
so what is it that we have to build in an idea , in part of durduras , building a whole new city ?
the more possibilities you 've got to you , the more they put their whole money in pure money accounts .
and he showed up to the bus charges of tourists every day , and usually had their cameras doing it .
today i want to talk to you about one of the biggest decision-making problems in our modern time , that we have our modern time , that we need to make decisions more .
in the same year , the bell labs had announced the next revolution , the next building building .
again , people in different color cells that are called in anatomologies of anatomical states , again , successful .
heinrich can be a woman in any state , but maria can only marry a woman , but still only can marry a woman .
and i want to show you , this is fuku , a young female , and she plays with water .
so for example , i worked with people who are the praamese twins , two people in a body .
but because this individual is missing receptors to realize the testosterone is not to the testosterone , the body doesn 't respond to the testosterone .
the masters of the old world didn 't have a concept based on the dna , but they had a concept of birth right .
and if you look at the declaration of independence , they talk about nature and the god of nature .
i carried my prey back to the bottom where i was going to see my my bull 's kitchen and the cow dog .
soldier : the tetec skeleton , i can put 200 pounds above different types of things , many hours .
if you are in people , you 're not only going to understand it , you 'll also appreciate it .
now look at what happened that day , just watching the activity that happens in the network .
the next day , all the way to the center went to meet the karmapa team and the prime minister at the same time .
then we have little chips that put little brands on the garbage and start tracking it .
you can have a kind of flexible screen , or you have readings , like this one -- an equal formation in two dimensions .
don 't wait for a difference in someone 's life until you get your first person .
through my work , i 'm trying to express that people don 't separate from nature , and that all of them is connected to each other .
we want to think of the best possible insight , and then we need to get people to reality to reality .
find out how they survive . most of our players have the kind of ruses of habits that are going on .
but not only any mission , but a mission that fits perfectly to your current level in the game , right ?
you 've heard of " high high and " pl1 strength , " or " plus one intelligence . "
and the only problem is they think you can change virtual worlds , but not the real real thing .
his work is great . he studied why people spend so much time energy and money in online worlds .
so he says that it makes actually really sense , because players can achieve anything in online worlds than in real life .
my heart rasty was sidelous while i was trying to make sense of what was in front of me .
it 's not necessarily good for the society , but it is what the individual and family decide .
so for the next world of world , we have a bigger , higher goal that we put only oil scarcity .
if you finish the game , you get the world 's " social sweep " to the end of 2010 .
wietdness aren 't an obstacle that we need to curves to our life better .
and we don 't like to have a parent if we feel the feeling that they cannot adapt .
the human part of this bute , far at the end , is what we 're most interested in .
so the idea is that we actually engage people with things , and they are collectively doing things together together , collectively .
60,000 dollars a year are unhappy , and they will become increasingly happier , the poorer people are going to be .
and i was released by a piece of the puzzle song , and the audience 's appropriate ones not collide .
she said , " why is your hand so warm , and the rest of her is so cold ? "
now , if i talk about this problem , i 'm going to ask you some questions , and i want to know your answer .
the people who stayed in there were like 24 percent , only three percent of a marry chshiade .
because tastemaker like jimmy kimmel like jimmy kimmel are new and interesting things and show them a big audience .
and the next piece of song is about four women in three generations that build a new life .
there was a meeting to reconciliation and a calm voice , like , " i 'm going to go out of my way . "
so we could actually get the world very easily with dugons , maybe even hundreds of new cities .
but the amazing thing about the city is that they are worth so much more than it costs them .
so , for me , it seemed to me that it was more like photography to be in the right place at the right time .
so i wanted to create something else , something that starts when the trigger is released .
we have three perfect objects here that we all can relate to , in a three-dimensional world .
so we consistently assign our brains , because our brains simply aren 't just wrong to make sense .
so i would say that there are three simple rules to follow a realistic effect .
i 've been trying to make sure that the value of cities are cities , how much more valuable they are than it costs it .
the reason i hold my wrist is that it 's the real secret of illusion .
but look , the problem was that my idea was that the fact that i had a fatal mistake , and that was the following .
i have to talk to the man on the street who are like me , otto-normal consumer .
and this is an amazing picture because this is his life system , and he looks at his life system .
it could say , say , a -- for example , an american plant , or a chemical plant in germany .
so , it was possible to connect the little digital box head with the rop controller .
the great digital cauhead -- we got an insight by showing us very much data and data structures .
so , we 're very hopeful , in the large and large , that we are actually aware of what the goal is .
part of the ice in the ice mountains that i 'm looking at is very young -- a couple thousand years old .
so , imagine you 're at the same time , you know , in the same time , how would that feel ?
but normally i have a accessories , like sunglasses , or a jewelry and such a thing .
and you can also see it , the target , wireless , mini , mini coopers and jet blue .
i think , finally , the main thing that is not here comes from google is not here .
i mean , i hope that we 're going to be able to be just as good as i 'm drawing .
that was the state of physics a few years ago ; you needed quantum mechanics to describe , tiny particles .
maybe a little too long time when you think about how many problems we have in the real world .
they don 't have taught a toddler anymore . that 's when nothing is done , they 're already dead .
a colored capsule that is in the end of the single yellow and at the other is better than a white capsule .
virtuality is suddenly being overcome for us , and it has no longer to do with the reality .
maybe you can get up here , so you can get yourself in the pause with the two of them who are talking about the project .
we won 't answer them immediately , but it 's going to happen in the moment now .
and so it 's also so much deeply rooted in us that we can deal with virtuality so well .
shady , priests , you know , publiop , were for some extra people to keep knowledge in stories .
you may know that if you 're interested in this , the australian rulsman .
and what 's interesting about this is that the navigation and topography of areas can be edited over songs .
there 's so controversial things like this all the genetic restructions on the same crop .
it was lit by the inside and down , and all lit up through a divine fire .
i 've been asked if this bag was there , there 's a 30-bag bag and i 'll talk .
not when i 'm local thinking about the neighbor , and the neighbor is less ecoloep , then it doesn 't work .
because often , people get people , you can 't help it , so that they can handle it .
and what does that mean , and how do we work , and how do we work the cognitive processing of perception and how does the cognitive process work ?
this is what you call " law law , " which also is affecting us in perception .
and so from interest in this , this technology , i 've been on a little bit more and more .
but i want to say that it 's a corresponding amount of marketing , and also certain things .
you know , we don 't necessarily know how it looks . we know exactly how their genetic code is going to look like .
within a short time of time we can think of it , we could be able to solve one of the most basic questions in life .
the suffering can be ineffective , but the only mind of people is something unforforgible .
if we ask these piles of human cultures after the importance of being human , they 're with 10,000 different voices .
now you have to know that the inuit are not afraid of the cold . they used them to their advantage .
we can put five million different tonalities together from the components that are offered to a store .
i 'm absolutely sure that life can exist in space and moving on looking for aquatic conditions .
so , as i say , hiors , i get your child , it just gets three times three times five times .
so if you want to have better , you have to check up and stop your percentage of the deal .
this is what i 'm working on . it 's called an atlas detector -- 44 meters in the width of 22 meters .
so at minus 22222able , cooler than the space between the stars , these wires can be trusted .
in one of the connections between between a thousand cell magnet , there was a manual beunpacking .
and so , the wires , therefore , can get off the wires slightly and 13-sized and 13-sized and pamstick .
when i was thinking that i thought i was incredibly -- this is exactly how my creative process is going on . "
that i 'm just in the other way that i do it and more beautiful , it doesn 't mean it 's getting better or more fun .
it 's not change and technology that will threaten the integrity of the funders . it 's power .
in the rich world , there are improvements that have been threatened by a generation yet , yet , yet , yet .
and we were never able to put it in reasonable ways like we can now be able to do it .
i mean , each of us here could spend five times as much for our energy without its lifestyle .
and , although it seems really simple , it 's actually really hard to cooperate because it 's really hard to cooperate .
and peter tells the story : " not the kids spend time at the hospital of spaghetti bbbh . "
what happens when you put the marshmallow on top , you don 't have time to do it , and what happens ?
so , the performance , with working prototypes , is essential -- but we see how different teams are working .
and i thought , " wow , this is exactly as if i 'm in a science fiction movie .
if we can do this , then this past spreads , maybe a new source of information is a coherent information .
a decade ago , i wrote an article about 100,000 dollars for " the new yorker , " a little article .
but i was worried about this article , and i couldn 't find out why , and i found it out .
chernobyl , bny , the challenger , vioxx , weapons of mass , the u.s. presidential 2000 .
this is the planet that we live in . don 't pretend to be like it 's not .
it 's self-homemade ; it 's ugly , it 's not our intention , and we really have to be the way .
but in the art of reading , you need to be an alternative , because there 's no confidence that you can do that there 's a trust .
in fact , it 's so solid in its place that i can shake it , without the knife down .
immediately , you 're going to have a one , for which reason , of course , that you can 't prove .
that means that moment you have to make sure that renewables is so much about the whole net .
you could throw this easily a liter of a liter of a cpot in it , and then it would be ruined over years .
unfortunately , unfortunately , it 's not in complete bach , but maybe you can get the france in the case a little bit .
his purpose , the piece of writing is going to be more and more , and more to my personal concerns , it makes it to play .
no , no lie that i 'm talking about , which has to do with themselves .
and if you 're in the exact right , between two grand national harbor , they kill it .
and the great thing is , the crime rate in the favelas is about to get over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and forth .
this is really important because this is a realization that 's not in a single record .
that means that if you 're in 70 percent renewable , you won 't be able to do that without a memory .
they built this complicated episode of channels and it lifted water out of the land and out of the river .
the electricity biomass , the phytoplankton , the zoopplankton , which is what the fish feeds .
you know , it 's right , because if that 's the future of good food , it 's going to be delicious .
so what we have here is the front-images every single " jargon cup , " which has ever been printed .
and these two pictures are actually guiding these two to the level and the same lighting .
i ordered flight rates to regrow him and asked my colleagues as well .
if i was in a room -- like now , i have no idea what you think about me .
so let 's see what we 've reached the last century , so we can predict the evolution .
four years ago , ray kurzweil and i here at ted have a new university called singularity university .
naleleon soldiers got a silver shot , nagleon himself , a gol-earck .
they live in a world that has information and communication , as nobody has ever seen , can have ever been able to predict .
i 'm going to argue on a statistic that i hope most of you have heard about .
never make a mistake , no one 's going to make any mistakes about how this is going to be done .
in high school , a student said that brian goldman would learn that brian goldman would learn .
and it was my mission when the emergency staff was sought to study the emergency patient .
this kind of mental orientation is the core of what i think is also going to have the ted communities involved in this .
i 'm talking about terrorism , the time of the end of reengineering , to the beginning of the second world war .
in a hospital system where the medical knowledge is doubling every two or three years , we can 't keep up .
we have a cognitive mistakes , so that we can take a perfect disease trend for a patient 's chest .
i cherish . i 'm going to try and learn that to communicate it to others .
we 've heard that this story has been heard many times of the galapagos or other parts , it 's not very , very special .
my third little story tells me about my co-heritage of the introduction of trawling fisheries in southeast asia .
and this was an example of how our own governments are using technology against us , the citizens .
there are several well-known cases of online exxon , multiple parts of the money that have been paid by attacks .
if you 're suspicious of a criminal case , it will just hit your phone .
that we have to connect our visions of technology and design , of entertainment and creativity , to connect with humanity , pity and justice .
so it 's all the tools there , and the only thing that i think is a liff is our imagination .
if we don 't deal with it , with these difficult issues , the positive and the amazing things are being addressed .
in fact , the recipe for us , which is our genes , from the precisely same code and the same notation .
we 're so far that , just for the sake of the purpose of being able to write the code in this code .
do they do the methods that are easily using it , and start to embrace with this , patients in the team .
the program is called code for america , and it 's a bit like the peace corps corps 's time .
it was about a way to find the parents to find out which the right public schools are for their children .
and how many people , i thought that it was mainly about choosing people in the world .
they 're not fighting this battle that we all fight , so who can 't be able to talk to them .
we are here on this line , in a transition from the past world , to a new kind of world .
so in other words , the future has been lost by a year since i 've been on this world since i 've been in this world .
and every time it divided , they have behaved at the other quantities of chemicals .
and i think the most important thing is we stopped talking to our patients .
we would never let anybody fly with a plane for nine planes that pick up one off .
let 's say i 'm going to say number numbers , which i 've used to have been used to .
the fact is , these programs are so much more efficient than any program i could have ever written by hand .
so let 's start to rely on computer , to a process that distinguishes very different from the classical engineering standards .
well , the lunch is before , and i think i 'm listening to this now before i get chosen .
when we wanted to go back to the past , we fall down to a car and we 'd go over the sky .
the poor apsaras were caught in indras and in an old tethy book .
and sometimes , when something is about ted , it gets a matter and it 's strength that otherwise it would .
well i was nine years old , and i said , " yes , grandma . i promise . "
it 's estimated that over 400 billion bricks have been produced -- or 75 blocks for each person on this planet .
well , i don 't know how you play , but i 'm going to show you some unique footage right now of the wild .
i think , just like they play sometimes , we sometimes play alone , and we 're going to go outside the world of our inner and outer worlds .
i found the time i spent living in that hospital , just loved -- to my physicist 's therapy .
you can change the cells in your body , but what if you could change the cells of your reenade ?
his flexible design enables it to go deep deeply to howerous , to get a lot of tigers .
and yet , in this country of violence and chaos , you can hear a hidden hear that the trees have been numb .
and if you watch bonobos in the game , you see the evolutionary origins of human lava , dance , and ritual .
they found 500 incredibly creative solutions that they can read when they 're brought out " superinstrument , " google . "
but still on the edge of their skills , you have to have better work , but there 's no unemployment in the world of warcraft .
typically our system is based on the idea that a certain anatomic notation is to interact with a specific identity .
but the challenge is to try to find out what are it and why we keep it in meaningful ways .
i spent a lot of time trying to try and be myself , and at the same time , i have spent things .
because the lesson that i learned about this week is that it 's okay to let go .
so we actually designed some little markers of markers to track the garbage while he goes through the system .
and i particularly shake myself to the last two words under the end of 2004 , " the last " good " and " healthy . "
there are no doors , and if you 're approaching it , it will open you up and put it in .
and that gets worse , and pretty soon , kids will get to death again , because that 's just a matter of numbers .
you know , in the next 50 years , we will have 70 percent more food than we have right now . 70 percent .
and if you 're making ocean water and simply signal , you get enough propellal fuel for your second life life .
unfortunately , the whole good news is , because there are a couple of other problems , and they 've been reported .
and one of them is that despite all our achievement , a billion people in the world are hungry to bed every day .
but now it 's the point : if you have to get the evidence , and we 're not good at all .
he gets phone at home because people like to tell him that they know where his children go to school .
and if it 's windy , if you want to actually reduce the syringes , you can actually shut the roof down .
we feel overwhelmed . we feel ourselves . we feel threatened , frustrated or violent .
i know we can , and as far as i 'm concerned about it , this is what the world needs now .
and the surprise is that the patient is a much worse reminder of their gut , but it 's as a patient .
the stories of gut mirror shapes were different , and because a very important part of the story is , how it ends .
and the main lesson that we have learned is that it 's really different .
dk : you know , i think it 's credit for the role of happiness in politics .
and the first project is something that we did a few years ago in sanagoza , spain .
so , in total , if we 're optimistic , maybe we may get a factor three , or maybe even a factor factor .
we had a team that worked last year at a project in boston , which took three and a half months .
and sure , we would have all the time that we could all unwire the entire time , and many people do .
here 's a german automaker who offers you the opportunity to convize your car completely .
half of the customers will go from the many possibilities , 56 fuvers to the low possibilities , four motors .
last year , meneys steandi showed that video he had photographed in front of him in yosemite national park .
she reminded me of me now , i was so old , when we got the boat open .
there was a energy , an unfriendly optimism , a strange mixture of the humility and the craghh .
they tend to be more for things that make themselves less happy , even if they do it in a sense of objective .
that 's the left half , which is the logical side , and then the right half that is the intuitive side .
so the nervous system has the evolutionary process using this particular information structures , because evolution could actually take place within an individual basis .
one way of particularly interesting , and what i 've been used in last time is evolution itself .
now i 'm saying , " computers , take the only 10 percent of the sequences that come in the next one .
she became an activist access to a world of pirates and dispromising ships and in my imagination .
when i saw the ipad , i saw it as a device for storytelling to connect the readers around the world .
and the first thing i ask to ask the staff is , " tell me how the possibilities are different from each other .
and then we started , we came up with the " bismarck , " and we were exploring them with robotic .
who knows if the movie comes out , we might see a horny map .
it turns out it meant that it meant , " we don 't want to do anything with your movie . "
then , he came back one day , and he said , " dad , my legs , " my legs . "
it needs that -- it 's needed , love and pleasure , and it 's to us , these things .
while i was thinking about it later , a word thought about , " i 'm putting bad sca . "
so what we first did was , we were doing systems starter , because we know what this one does .
now , ralph , it was reported a lot that people assume the farder is the central organization .
it could have a impulse , it could have a impulse that comes from people from the motions of the people or whatever .
each of you , each -- the rich or poor , whether you have a great house -- doesn 't matter .
and every time i did somebody , i can say , " are you fresh enough for this interview ?
so , these things are doing this -- you know , people who are meringused -- that 's kind of a reason why we 're interested .
there 's no existing compiling from the city for five years , no poster , no rocket , nothing .
so i 'm in a front of my favorite images of the moter brecrak in the met .
those of you who are really interested in art can click on this , but i 'll click on that now .
the sun doesn 't seem to be all day , but it doesn 't seem to be every day , and the wind doesn 't seem to be the same .
and i would like to say the voodoo ooists like , " you know , you 're going to church and talk about god .
but energy and climate are extremely important for these people , actually more important than anybody on the planet .
but this doesn 't really explain the seriousness of this particular problem , because it shows not the thickness of the ice .
the next slide i 'm going to show you is a time-lapse scan of what 's happened over the last 25 years .
she didn 't press the poem on its tail , and she moved it back into her body and took it on the sheet .
even i had work or ideas that came through from a source through me , which i really couldn 't relate to .
he just looked into heaven and said , excuse me , you can 't see me driving a car ? do you get on to get on .
if you really want to exist , come back to a very remote moment , when i take care of you .
because you see that i have everything i 've got , i don 't have anything anymore .
and even the ones that not actually committed to malaria were really abused their poets .
the result is that , wherever i go , i 'm going to be treated as if i 'm swallowed .
professor katey was at the university of alaska with another kind of flat , another sea lake , in the last winter .
in the himalayas , the third of the most famous ice mass , you see the top new lakes that were there a few years ago .
and the disasters around the world have never been working in a really extraordinary thing , and never have been nearly off-level level .
then , about 30 seconds , again , again , and you have a new letter called new opportunities and new ways .
and finally , i can break the whole sequence by taking the sound of the sound of the left .
the roman had the same idea , called this kind of body logless , a genius .
and he got this one of these who built this helmet , and in the cooperation with the museum , he 's walked around .
everywhere we look , big things and little things , material things and lifestyle , life is a choice of choice .
the secret to happiness -- that 's what you all came up with -- the secret to happiness is low expectations .
the tracks tracks by its continued were made out of fish that was wrapped in in the garden and made .
an amazing example of how a nation , a state that is refine with its adverses and can reach .
and it doesn 't matter how much information we 're looking at , how big the imagery are , or how big the images are .
and i really don 't want to spend a lot of time , except to say we 're going to be able to contribute to this domain .
and this is really exciting when you think about the flow of semantic information that many of these images have .
in this mind , knowing , and using these virtual images , the imagination , was being found now , was also on the other place .
and we think that we will be the first ones to be the fourth , and that 's about 18 months .
what i 'm telling you is that these actors , complicated , complicated decisions -- it 's not easy that they don 't help .
so we think that 's a situation in software actually can build its own hardware in a biological system .
so people who think evolution can imagine as a gene that has changed a lot of biology .
we have problems with food , and with clean water , medicine , fuel , on 6.5 billion people .
we have now today , today , because of this fast operating genetics to do what we call combinatorial genetics .
i just have to get a little bit , and it 's a bioscale with modern molecular biology .
in a blood membrane continent , these people who had never been used from the brials of the spaniards .
and yes , the discussion is always about the question of how far you can take a very far future of future view .
and while i was playing , i noticed that in nathaniingmy eyes , i realized it was a complete truth .
i have to say , you 've got it , you 've got it , it fell at me hard .
the diesel will take a dradge and the wind , the sun , the load , so they can map the larger amount of current .
you have to go on a little seasonal memory and winter summer and winter , not just straw night .
you have to communicate with the battery , of course , you also have to communicate to the web , and that 's very complicated .
so a lot of people come and look at this , because you can see what the problems are .
that the human being should come from the monkeys and say , at least a common ancestor , there was one common ancestry between people and monkeys .
and when i come from , with my little v , piel patel and i get to get it at the next point , get this feeling .
he said , " yes , feathers , the skin , bone flour , folded and eating it . "
okay . one farm , which doesn 't feed the fish , a farm that measures its success to her .
what we need now is a radical new concept of agriculture , from one , where food is actually good .
well , i don 't like that question because they have been calling the logic of our food system the last 50 years .
my response to that was to draw and paint by aliens , alien worlds , robots , spacecraft and all kinds of things .
so just like that , that same word that we use in the world 's language , we use it again .
but the ocean , if you could , only two years later , i got on face on my face when we moved to california .
back to my actual theme of natural user interface , and the subject of what is happening , is ussisiy .
now , i can run that mental app model , which is , you know , it 's common , it 's common .
and we have the linearity as the law and there are only one exceptions , like the non-linearity .
and this project , as a example , i brought along , as a example of this , called cognitive models .
ah , what you can see here , sorry is another little explanation of what you 're seeing .
you then go up and you 're looking at the theme of perception and the perceptual ology .
and so , on the left , the very carefully hand hand , and then i hope that no sugar is in it , which is the salt kind of bar .
now we think of stories being too much about stories as a child on our parents ' lap .
over time , they 're also protecting and willing to have more debrostinous differences , and they really have some taste differences .
every day , they give you a trillion , two gram of phosphorus , and they have to take two grams of phosphorus .
this is not exactly true , because we don 't know how much away it 's going to get away .
because the soil is going to die , the mosses will die , and the wind will wash the floor .
it 's also a wonderful thing , when i stand up with a duo-mate on the stage , and we have the same wavelength .
unfortunately , i was still too young so that he was embarrassed to study emsastas when i finally started studying .
i said , " no , no , no . i 'm ok . can you just do that . i don 't want a beer . "
when i went to the court , there was an older black man who had the law in the court .
they have seen a obvious wish in this audience , this community , and heard to help them do something .
it 's literally put out the entire information and it 's looking for all the data in our environment for any kind of activity in our environment .
the director of coca-cola has just agreed to launch a big tetest project in developing countries in the developing world .
" moneyball " appears out here and he turns stats and to make a great african team .
fishing aid made countries that were 100 fish , which started 100 thousand fish that had these kind of ugly ship that was quite elaborate ship this kind of elaborate ship called brav virus .
i drove on it , and we did the whole southern eastern sea and especially in the atatah .
the reason is changed . from -- in this case -- a hard reason or a soft coral is a matinger .
every generation , every generation they observe at the beginning of their conscious life , as a standard , will be the standard and will all that happen .
lego basically has basically made the concrete block block block , taken out of the world building and made a building block for our imagination .
i know they were valid , i know that they were sexers , but they were great .
we find men in the mountains of working movement , which says , " i 'm a man . "
i 'll just give you a few examples of the types of sexual varieties that are not the one of the sexual or female standard .
and it 's important to understand that you could actually play that person to actually be male , but they 're not really .
the reason why they 're often done different ways of surgical surgical research is because they threaten our social categories .
but today , we 're in a situation where we have human lives and want to aggregate on other people .
i 'm progressive progressive , i was useless people with unusual bodies , but i have to admit , it makes me feel nervous .
while the chimpanzees of large , fear kermen get given , the presence of expertise are given by female female .
we put it out in the house class where , no surprise , it was not surprising to its more attention than i did .
i don 't want to say that five year-olds should have the right to be having their own job or to marry .
heinrich , on the other hand , is born to the world of india , so he 's on the 11 of 1980 .
i don 't want to give science to science , but at the same time it feels sometimes like science is rooted in its own .
and i told him , " well , they have political obserkyoto in consideration instead of adding them to separate ? "
i come back to my suitcase , and tell you what i 've been wearing for this exciting week here at ted .
and in the other case , the sperm is a x chromosome that does it on x chromosome .
by the way , i want to say that cities are only two percent of the earth 's land , but 50 percent of the world 's population lives there .
i 'd like to tell you something which was really interesting to me a few months ago .
possibly that 's exactly the sense of wietness , a sense of the ilogy , a sense of our own power .
i 'm going to leave this stage , i didn 't have any means plus 1 and plus a word that i 'm going to do 20 forged .
but to see it in context , it 's been a new one that began to go upright .
they 've been putting more information about the world of warcraft on the internet than some other subject in any other round of the world .
this was the first strategy class in real time the world of prcrages , which was 16 years ago .
we tested this game with 1,700 players in 2007 , and we 've been with it since the last three years .
this is from an exhibition that paola antonelli at moma later has a year during the summer , organized .
and pretty much the only option -- if it 's a brain , or other complications -- the wheelchair .
but only those who were still in school -- except the students who had just cracked the school .
i mean , think about that if antonio damasio asks her self-picture , think about the bacteria ?
or are we going to choose more societies that we want for some of us , and not for others from us , and not from us ?
are we going to be able to form a society to be able to be very egalitarian and unialization and topoemeter ?
let 's look at our view of the wheelchair driver , something i 'm particularly passionate about .
and as a computer in the free , they start responding in other ways , and they 're driven in other ways , you 're being able to get them .
so if you ask the simple question , how happy people in california are going to be the correct answer .
so these were in these plans , we 'd had about 657 plans that were offered to people something between two to 59 .
if you think the left display is a place , and the ad right is jazz , you clap in your hands .
and as i worked for google , i tried to make this desire -- art is to lead to technology .
there are billions of people in the developing world that don 't even have a single city available to them that they would be welcome to .
i was asked to come for tegucigalpa , and again , and finally give a talk to me .
it 's been used to have been on a legal basis that managers would allow to be involved in there , and it 's also been used in externalities .
all over the world , there are 700 million people who say they want to live on another place .
and we went in school camps where companies were going to go into their arms schools , in all america .
all of these things come from a place , and i come from a place , and they start to come with my family in west virginia .
the other half of the customers are about the small possibility of the small possibility , four to the 56 million colors , many chances .
hi . i 'm a kevin alloer , and tr-bes-managers managers in youtube . i look at youtube video .
we all want to be stars -- most of them , singer , comedians -- when i was young , it seemed so elusive .
and the fat beat in the class between people who were shared between people , which had one thing in common : they started reposting .
and because of this help , i was being adopted in my last year , the young season of the year .
a lot of fun , and stories , i can tell you , with 17 very interesting museums from nine countries .
and that 's true for the stories that memory provides us and it holds the stories that we invent .
because it 's a farce that somebody who 's attracted to all this , it can 't communicate it . "
and also , we have seven programmers all over the world -- literally , from all the walks of the world -- to us home .
and here i 'm looking at me when i was trying to test the sensors that opened the water , not wet .
so here 's a picture of the building with the physical imagery of the imagery , the imagery points of water and projections .
here 's a real flyprofile that goes down around the turndown around as before before , as before as before , as before .
the cloud is again a cloud of points , the same way that a real cloud is a cloud of particles .
so both the ones in the sky and something that you can go on at the top , like land in new mountain peaks .
this is a map you can show all of the chips that have a mac , which is a mac computer , how they came together .
see , when you 're going to find transparency , you 're looking at this -- this is one of the first images that appear .
so i just look at them , and they said , " no problem , we 've been seeing a couple of birds . "
and i was taking the time that i wasted in meaningful things , with people who are doing something .
and after we were working with various species of cheese , i decided that this is a target attack .
basically , it goes out to the buper unit of nuclear power , and it 's on the sloitary plant in luxemja .
you know , it 's funny , because when i first heard it , it 's the ultimate purpose for the audience .
and also , there 's this epic story , this inspiring story , why we are and what we have to do .
it 's the symbol of all of what we are and what we are as remarkable as we have as amazing as a distinctive species .
and by the way , we 're able to get a pretty good idea of happiness even over time .
and that 's in celebration that i discover the outside world , which i reoed the real world .
and that game connects the virtual world , so the data is the data transfer of data that we produce , with the real world .
a plan , america back to work , make sure we make , make sure , to stop global warming .
one of the quickest ways of cutting our dependence on old , dirty power , which are the world .
and you would think by simply holding a sound of a sound for a copy of sound .
and that 's not in hobstical area , but it 's a really cool technology that can also be much of a lot .
and the commercial device costs about five thousand hot power or something , as it is , the way it 's about 50 .
it 's just an old mortgage with painful knee , and maybe he 'll never get back to these altitudes .
maybe we can 't just take the thought out of a thousand years , not just in a regular minute of talk .
so a lot of natural , in a pool , but i look directly right now , where is salt and pepper in it .
if i saw that , that there 's a dalmaine in it , you know that .
now i know , and now i 'm going to step forward , i 'm looking forward at the time that i 'm seeing the dalmatiner .
that i once think that this looks more important for success , the ususcheine is going to be an app app .
so , that makes everybody all the time , but it 's kind of a non-thing , and it 's kind of doing it , and it 's kind of a function .
the biggest one factor for global warming , near deforestation , which is 20 percent , is the burning of fossil fuels .
you have a frawer of civilization in five thousand years because you 'd always be able to get the nutrients back .
and so the image of the reason that we 're getting it is generally , we 're getting better , objective , and we 're feeling worse .
finally , read this cartoon , and , you know , this cartoon , which is a sophisticated person , says , " ah ! what does this fish know ?
every language is like a old sepole-made of mind , a point , a ecosystem spiritual possibility .
and what she found was a 10 investment investment fund , the employer ceremony , took involved percent .
you spend 50 of an investment fund -- 10 percent less employees , take one more employees than if they were only five . why ?
and these other things like that , like many attractive traits , and it 's going to be able to do what they 're going to do .
the addition of opportunities in people 's lives is essentially the expectation that people have to be about how good the possibility are .
you 're sure that the composer in the notes has put exactly everything that he has been speaking to .
it 's the beginning of the rational societal rationism and people started to believe that creativity came completely from its individual .
so , we 're trying to ask whether we can regenerate life , or could we make new life out of this digital universe ?
design is the key , and if you want to start with digital information in the computer , this digital information needs to be really flawgible .
we need over five billion tons of mass , 30 plus barrels of oil -- that 's a hundred million barrels per day .
so , feel that ? because only one centimeter looks out -- i don 't feel at all .
the artist of aging was protected in some of the things that , like , too much narcissism , right ?
i 'll get the whole experience of all of you , can i get on here , and i can tell you all the things that are going to be with chocolate for example .
and just as the biosphere has been fooled up heavily , the race of the race -- only greater speed .
and i get to come to me young filmmakers who say , " give me a piece of advice . "
the al gore book , " we have the choice " and david mckasons " loenergy energy , " the hot air toilet that 's called the corn . "
the only problem with this was that i lived in a small village , 1,000 miles away from the nearest ocean .
from these two experiences , it was reached a whole new world , a whole new world of creativity for film .
no one had ever explored the inside of the sputnik , you had no means for it , so we developed the technology .
and i was also interested in space science , also , as i was a lot of the science fiction effect of my childhood .
people who thought we had this ocean really did it , and it was being used on the planet 's planet .
so you realize that this is looking at information and data in this way , to be seen in a living information graph .
and that 's because in the middle of the middle , the people who are most active , and they 're most eager to run here .
there are very , very few things that you can even say , which is a chance of being in a million million .
if the bottom line you get , a very high-dense gas gas , then the rich can keep the rich .
and why ? because they can understand triangles and amplified patterns are the key to creating negative structures .
and you can go to the past , you can go into the future ; you can 't stay in here and stay here .
we can move it where we want to move it , and we 're going to move it where we want to .
what we 've done here is we 've taken every single wikipedia asanananol and reduce it on a little summary .
i 'm going to open up my hand , and hopefully , if all goes well , the knife will wrap up through my breath of my soft light .
the first example is ahead , a lot of you know , and some of you are most of you , very few , very few .
he 's just interested in having to prove himself to prove that there are no evidence .
and i 'm very important to look back into the notes , even though i think you can memorize it .
because for that , to make music on the instrument , your own music and it should be present before .
here , you have this mechanism that we can use that lie as a great invention to stabilize our lifestyles .
we need this lie that holds us , without the fact that we can keep the deception .
but there is no one , and we can look around where you learn to know how to make fire .
you read in the letters , the gigs , notes , or if they 're words , thoughts of composers .
it turns out that miguel has spent the most part of its career in the telsi national park in africa .
i always tell the politicians to do that , if they toured our facility in barbera 's chewa .
so , this is in a small style , so you can also use the car in your car , and you 're also using the shackers in a little congring .
because the music allows him to redesign his thoughts and delusions with his imagination and creativity into something .
and one day , the head of the company , and he said , could i speak about the sustainability of the farm , and he said , " i could talk about the sustainability of the farm .
there was a long pause in the cash and he said , " there 's just too much chicken on the world . "
and even though i had been graduating , i realized that i couldn 't put on a career in jura .
that 's why the mobile phone is about a million times less , and it 's thousands of times faster than a result of a supercomputer from the ' 70s .
my goodness , we 're going to get to 70 percent of the rate of mobile phones in developing countries to the end of 2013 .
there was a crazy line about this , that there is nothing more targeted in this country , that it 's only there are mismismaking .
and during the break , a police officer came in , that the janitors were in the court room .
i think we need to do more to help people become victims , not less .
and as humans , we 're much better at looking at problems in a very long time , but eventually getting out of it .
and according to charles keny is the arts prize in the past 130 years by 25 percent to 80 percent .
the richest capitalists of the earth , the culators of the earth would never have been able to have such luxury service .
the united states of america is the only country in the world in the trix , in the trix of 10 , a year .
ladies and gentlemen , we live on a planet that 's filled with 17,000 times than we consume a year .
and she said , " the last thing you have to promise to me is that you never will never drink any more alcohol . "
and i learned in my little light stuz in the nurses , general hospital , unfar from here .
i gave her medicine that we call diureautics , water pills , so they would cut the fluid .
other medical users are still depressed , but the emergency medicine is very special , because we just see patients .
and he did , and he was discovering a disconditing on the right in the right , he called the surgeons .
they want to be able to be able to be able to be , " look , don 't make the same mistakes i made . "
and we trust , trust one future governance , to every future government , we may have come to have 50 years of the world ?
and , of course , the short story was revealed , the rasshell would be involved and decades of the rasiist .
or photographs like this -- dark and colorful at the same time , but all of them with the common purpose , a realistic level .
now the average age of fellow is 28 , so i am , unfortunately , one generation as most of you are .
and this is a novelty that we have to use this guy on the semi-logarithmic graph in technology .
and yes , i actually illuminated the house on the island in order to make it look underwater .
and one of the things that we 've taken at the night university was to go to a major audience .
please help us and try and improve the health not just to make something but to take the hand .
and it just introduced her to go down the buw , so people get the buws off the way .
and if you 're one of these people , i want you to think that you think about it , because things change .
now after two years , i 've come to realize that , mainly in the local communities , it 's been to be in the local state , and it 's all in the local state , and it 's all in the local community .
but if we combine photographs , it 's really important to think about , because otherwise you just get out of it .
this slide shows data by a survey of us from the performance of risc processors compared to the performance of a local area network .
another idea that i 'm fascinated as a child is that a whole galaxy can be put in a single marble .
either it will be a classic curve like this , until something completely new comes from , or it will happen , or it will happen .
so the question i want to ask , and i also ask myself , is how this new world is going to be ?
so to do this , i first want to talk about a couple of other things which really isn 't really with technology or computers .
if i was really an obligation , i would have written it on a virus and put it into the room .
now this is the communication of communication now , which were , in a certain sense , were the same boat ; they were synergy .
i mean not a magician and kits , but the magic of childhood , those ideas that we all had as children .
as the punk block allows us to build a much larger , more elaborate circle , building a rock at that one .
all the children in sanagoza came to the building because the way they played with the building was very different .
imagine a helicopter looking at how you saw that , which is moving in all of life .
and i want to think about the possibilities of how democracy might be , or looked at what if we had more involved to the mothers .
since years of course , since i 've been interested in intermaterialized , i 've also interested in the field of gender difference .
but the more i thought about my question , the more people i thought could be a little bit more murdered in feminism .
if you think that you 're inside and the outside person , there 's nothing you can 't do .
and just a quick example of feeling : this isn 't about people , but it 's not about things we use and consume .
now they did this because they were part of an exercise system where there were two things that grew together .
they 're only held a quout of a quout under your nose , and when they moved , they didn 't buried it .
but then , once we have all the positions , you can play it with color , gravity and play motion .
it 's not a death if you melt ; it 's not a end , it 's a continuous and continuous system along the circle of life .
you can see here , he starts to roll , and the boat has moved to the other side , the man is there .
and he gave us an email with this in the end , and he was giving us a email with this : " for the first time in seven years , i 've drew something .
everything in this room was impossible -- this stage , this computer , this microphone , the eyewriter -- was impossible to get there at some point .
so there are some anatomical objections that make sense to me , and that we think should be , i think , should be wrong .
and i should say that i have a building of cosmic mine , and i want you to please . "
i think the biggest damage we have in common is to believe that we should be normal .
and of course , it burst out to hear the heart that conversely , the other students were told they are only enough .
ok , so these are four superpowers that lead to one outcome . players are super-powerful , hopeful individuals .
and he says , " we will not be more iciced than a mass of mass in virtual worlds and online environments . "
so he says it 's perfectly logical now that gamers are more time to grow in virtual world than in the real world .
sometimes i 'm sure it 's very present , sometimes it 's hardly very present , but it 's constantly in me .
but most importantly , there 's between perception of our flaws , and our great talent , which is a connection .
we watched them , we laughed , we cried , and we knew they had to be in a hospice .
now , you can imagine how amazing it is when children are born , they 're two people in a body .
suppose i said that , through a few changes of their genes , a better memory could have a better memory -- more precise , more closely .
and most importantly , with the introduction of sexual reproduction , that 's going to be so productive the genome , the rest of the body , is essential .
a second way is that there 's a evolution of the traditional way of nature , of course , imposed by the forces of nature .
not long after that , a doctor in my hospital room , and he said , " amanda , you 'll never go back . "
as you can see , we have the technology , we have platforms to come up and discuss them with them .
i was the one who was beaten every week in the puchsex chores , and blue was beaten up to my life .
and it 's kind of interesting to see what happens to california in the hope of being happier .
the other thing that we want to ask is that companies all over the world are helping us to reasusing this aeds .
and then , in seattle , seattle , the app to get the citizens to clean the fat gulp of the bridge .
my mother was exhausted every night , but we told each other from our day and we heard the motions of our grandmother 's center .
and it was my job to stay awake every night until her nightmarted came to come to so i could get them to come up with them .
so i talked about juthé and education , and the neglect of the transact of the transact and fortain of the transact of learning and fortain .
but after all , it 's about how we interpret the world , and how it can be made in a two-dimensional area .
it 's just a simple thing : every time i go on the scale , you send my data to google health .
my mother may , was 18 , when her father died -- in a arranged marriage , with two little girls .
because this completely ends and humorous was a celebrity made , a great idea , and looked at the last five million times .
and this is a very good news because it turns out we 're very good at the whole technology with digital technology .
now there 's a great community of people who create the tools that we need to build things effectively .
and the next post we got was , " i went there , i found the trash hall behind the house .
so , if you 're faced with the problem of government , you don 't care so much about using your voices .
in any way , we don 't quite understand , these drip tools have learned to write information .
after a four-year and film mouga , the car wheel on the lake , as a fire boat .
what we really tell us is that we could think about ourselves , in the spirit of two types of self .
it 's very simple , you go in -- and i 've created this , which is the power of the celebration -- you can zoom in .
so we go out and play it with things and see how it responds , and then we start to develop our intuition .
i realized that by using the dots that it was all about being a great father .
i spent the last couple of years trying to place myself in situations which normally are very difficult , and at the same time , it 's dangerous .
but in the new project i 'm working on , my new film , we study the world of marketing , the advertising .
they were all going to have anything to do with this film , because they have no control , no control of the finished product .
there 's the uckiquas , moma , the hermum , the rijum , the van gogh .
in my own humanity , and with my taste , i bumped to become better in everything i would get .
and the more we choose , the more we are going to be able to practice the art of the decision .
so what we 're looking at is a little bit of metal , and it 's like a springboard and it 's over the edge .
this is a picture of the city , and the sketch is the new airport , which was built in denc .
there is the opportunity in a city that would be in honduras , instead of hundreds of miles away from the north .
and during that gathering , we have this gathering of experts as they used to be , just we added a little thing .
it turns out we can handle more information than we think we need to just simplify it .
in fact , i 'm convinced that if we want to survive the next century on this planet , we need to increase that time dramatically .
but to the day day , they 're being ruled by a ritual priesthood , and the training to priesthood is very extraordinary .
but now , because the more thoughtful of self is responsible , you can end up with some people at the end of california .
we had the age of the age of age , we had the machine age , and we 're now going to launch this as the african age .
because they 're projitable an assumption , that she 'll see something that 's going to recognize them , kind of , kind of circle .
and i got a lecture up on the other hand in copenhagen with an exhibition in copenhagen with an exhibition .
so i think we 're in the biohacking scene , even one step further than the academic world .
so another project that came from the french group there , this is what 's going to work , that 's pretty cool .
to archuic cognitive models , these are the models we 've been able to have been able to have in the pre-industrial times .
so i 'm going to go back to a second and prove you to prove that you have natural relationship to the virtual issue .
i want to start to ask you to think of your childhood time when you played with spder-lights .
and the permanent ice ice , five years old , is almost like blood , which is out of the body here .
i have a stysack , sort of cognitive relageing , what you want to see .
so , a very interesting thing , the way things go on and in what happens to the millisecond areas of these things .
there are more to the symbolic ones on which , of course , we 're also involved in the tools that we 're also , of course , on .
that 's why all the western rich is always expanding , until you 've got the infrastructure anymore , and then they 're imploplored .
that means everything that matters in life is not to save , not to avoid reducing .
it can bring new characters into the scene by picking up the siishable of the table that shows this character .
because i don 't think it 's telling anybody i don 't know if i can 't cook .
triplep is this letter -- these letters encode about 20 amino acids , and here 's a single purpose for each of these amino acids .
today , three people on this planet has existed on this planet , in the entire 40 years , in the entire 40 years , it will be four .
and the answer is : they expect us to call up the doctor next morning and ask a change in the future of a future .
the more ways we have , the more it is at all to regret it , so that is disappointing to the test you meet .
this is the official dogma , which is one that we all think is right , completely wrong . it 's not true .
impoverished arts , a short-sighted view of the world -- and that is the way i read it first .
what is life ? it 's something i think many biologists have tried to understand and that are in different levels .
i think that bach would be open to see the sound possibilities of modern content .
and i 've had this story that it has been a little bit like the way i worked and it has been saving .
about a week later , there was a problem with the machine that had been dealing with these wires -- this golden light here .
well , the engineers of you are looking at them and say , " no , you don 't do it . these are little wires . "
for example , they 're going to get a worry of me and say , " don 't you be afraid you 're going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going to be ever going
norman maura said a little bit about his death in his last row : making each of my books killed a little bit .
and this is the opportunity that the poem would come in and tracks intact on the paper -- but backwards -- from the last word for the first end to the first .
it 's exciting because then things are not tested and what you can 't do , and what you can 't do , which is that you can 't tell them .
and if you haven 't seen that until you 've seen it until you 've seen it until you 've been able to get it soon .
i don 't know . they wanted to go back to time before there were cars or twitter or america 's consideration .
there are questions and problems of people we thought they were always right . so be skeptical .
the development has stopped in this industry some time before , so it 's not a big surprise that some good concepts are sitting there .
you should discuss these innovation strategy , and they would be shocked by the evitigless amounts of money that are going on to work on these innovative approaches .
thank you very much . just starting with the terrapower power of something -- first , can you give us a picture of the scale of that investment ?
and , you know , fix power , when all goes well , and that 's a big wish , it might be easy to hold .
a few years ago at ted , in this ted , peter scillman a design competition called " the marshmallow challenge . "
so the circle between my existence was as science fiction , when i was a kid , and the implementation in reality .
i believe i was in my mind , and i said , " we 're going to go to the sputnik . we 're going to shoot the real camel .
but you know , it 's really serious , because this stuff is crap , and we spend billions of dollars on it .
it 's not about our ridiculous passion for hormones , our cocoren on bigger food , better food , more unique food .
and to make sure that nothing in my sleeve disappears or out of it will just come out of it , i will just push my wrist right here .
right ? a syringe with a win-win -- a few milliliter of a win-win substance that you injected a patient .
and none of it has really , you know , have focused property . it 's just our belief in us that effect that we have stronger effect .
vinber khosla invest in dozens of companies doing great things and interesting ways , and i try to support this .
so i 'm going to stick on this needle in my skin and drive through , until you get it on the other side .
the nice thing is that i 've been having a living now in the last two years that the scientists are asking me to my site .
i said , " miguel , fly it down 240 miles to the farm and fly it over there for 240 miles ?
and then she ran them off to her husband and she said , " well , that 's not true what charles da wrote .
so practice that 's kind of practice if you encounter a person who you can tell , there 's no preprecedent .
if we had 30 percent in europe , we 'd have the same problems that people have there on this island .
but if you want to want to want to want to go and build some of the gene 's postmen and they want to build a net , it will be extremely complicated .
and that 's the end of that , people are always looking at us and looking at our experimental test , sort of our island testing .
today , modern orchestras is able to play everything , which has been able to have a orchestra from then as a game of time .
and what this came out was the first computer-generated surkgraphy that was ever in a movie .
and yet , when i tried to put her in this restaurant in southern spain , she didn 't actually steal for fish .
and when it fought through the system , and this is a clean water , as it comes to get under it .
one billion -- that 's more than ever before -- due to the fall of being less anti-qualities in the distribution , not the total production .
i 'm a lance armstrong fan , so i 'm going to click on this here , which is where i 've mentioned all expenses .
this seemed the best way to tell me , to make stories , to create stories with my need to help .
because at that moment , an individual -- learning now within the time of a single organism , rather than that evolutionary amount of time .
so i made the repel paper and a hospital and rescue and restanol , and brought them home .
it 's the one who says that doesn 't mean what you did , but you 're bad .
and if you look for your smartphone on google , you have more access to knowledge and information , 15 years ago .
the truth is that nobody in all medicine knows what a good surgeon or a doctor should be or rescue or rescue .
i resistance to a hospital in toronto as a woman 's dilemma with me in the emergency department of the hospital .
and the food , electrical power , transportation , transportation and communications cost is dramatically dramatically .
i said , " i 'm a lawyer . " he said , " you 're a lawyer ? " i said , " yes . "
two days later , i came to my next public service and my chednea asked me to talk to her .
and because you can explain this idea in a minute , i 'm going to tell you three stories before you know how to use time .
on the y-axis are a few good things : biodiversity , the number of orca , the green green , green in your country , the water supply .
and on this curve , on the back of moore 's law , we find a series of extraordinary technologies that are available to all of us .
so we 're the amamos and we can 't really make sure what the hell we 're creating here .
in fact , the media would prefer to show us negative subjects because our minds are paying attention to these issues .
if we create the right kind of identity , we can tell people around us , they don 't believe they 're not aware of .
the other way is not , does anyone make death for a crime , but did we deserve it to kill ?
and so here 's why every book , every world , is a little murmur that i 'm cutting here to the magic device in the device .
she said , " your mom is my baby , and you have to have to promise with promise . "
my brother said , " well , do you go . today we 're going to do it , you 'll do anything we do .
i was afraid i could lose the ability to enjoy the sunset without any word , without any word myself .
and in my identification , i explained that misconduct was the state of the state and the police and the police and a sense of respect .
in south africa , people have understood that the rasesichanment was not going to cross the willingness to really get the truth and reconciliation .
i want to warn you . this kind of identity is a lot more from us than if we don 't get it to be parishing .
and because it was late , and i couldn 't think really quite thinking , i started working on a petition .
so , for example , we had a no experience at electronic stuff , for example , that started playing with a very extensive notes .
so i said to my assistant , " leave me a list of all the experts on centrifuge and for power from our own mate . "
now , if you asked me this , a year ago , i wouldn 't have been able to tell you that to tell you that .
so to tell you about this tension tension , i first need to know that i 'm a big fan of the founding fathers .
but it 's also very bizarre because of the story i 'm telling you about the android receptor .
so that if we are people , as people , are trying to create a more significant connection , we think about what we can do for each other .
using hand sheets , i can reduce my ancestral impact on the environment , and also provide the implications of the stock .
some of you will remember it , it was played as italy in france , and then at the end of the end , the head beat .
and as a consequence , his genitalia 's genitalia has found in his brain , the the more ic-at-spectrum of the hormone waves .
so the next year , when it was finished , they could do the same thing for 20 million dollars in a cost to four months .
we 're both being equipped for men and for women -- well , wheel-on , or a stick , whatever .
i 'm going to work with it and create something completely different , something that people will think of as our view is challenging .
for the last bit i had to build my own machine -- to build my own machine , and get this thing .
the first point is the importance of law , the laws that determine that you cannot have existing housing owners .
if i ask you a question , raise it , because i 'm blind , just your hand when you want to burn a few calories .
we have a very difficult time today -- perhaps not as public as in medicine -- the question when someone 's dead .
it 's more people left when it was 24 , about 60 percent , when it was six , about 40 percent .
according to hereotus , after 18 years , famine wasn 't there , so the king was a last word .
the call to player lists , you know , we 've almost designed almost like a " jamentally risrisy film film film .
if you ask that question , you think that people in california have to be happier than you say , " we 're going to live in ohio .
well , it seems to me that this topic is going to be the most exciting political debate to pursue about the next few years .
and when they do it , they 're shocked that it actually can be able to do something that is an epic .
they can be able to find more social friendcies than real in real life , and they get more feedback and rewards in play than in real life .
and according to the geoototus , they survived so so 18 years , by one day , eating and played in the next room .
and what we found was that the more funds were funded , that , in fact , the participation of proportion was lower .
i 've come to understand the emotions of george burns who was in las vegas in vegas .
we have a comic book . we have the level high for local ability , knowledge connectivity , sustainability , vision and ingenuity .
so immediately , i started putting the online copy of 2009 , and i thought i 'd find a prescription of her money .
now , just a person eight minutes of not giving you a child , it might be enough to strike and give them the ideas .
but if you accept biological evolution , consider this : is it just about past , or is it about the future ?
it 's really a lighter way to get bacteria with the results of the unintended evidence , sonusich , forced to get to the bottom of it .
they had over 75 different kinds of oil , including those , which were in boxes that were in boxes that came from thousands of years old trees .
and as we consume them , it seemed to be important , but it 's not the story that memory itself is keeping us .
and it 's a game where people can take a sequence of amino acids to study how the protein is going to evolve .
photographer so ted williams -- the last major game baseball players in a regular season , he met over 400 years .
because we 're ultimately talking about expecting more hope , more engagement , more commitment , to be able to make more commitment in a complex world .
i gave my usual talk , and then she looked at me and she said , " huh . mhmm . mhmm . "
the next morning i woke up and i didn 't know if i was doing this crazy legacy wram or actually wrote it .
in the handmind , the court room was filled with people who were angry , that we were talking about skin color , about poverty , across inequality .
here , california , you 're going to be spending a billion dollars for the death penalty in the next five years . a billion dollars .
i 'm not saying that because i think it 's imperative . i say that because identity means it 's a legitimate power .
being here at ted , to see and listen to how stimulating this is , i 've given a lot of strength .
but what we do is we do , including each of you , including them in the world , to be perfect .
and the nurse thought about it and said , in more complex ways , " yeah , i think it will go well . "
the most part of the fish that there are the little dots there on the rubble , the fluwwns , were coral fish .
we bring back the past , which people can 't understand because the standards of affairs changes and very low .
what about the people who can 't do that , because they don 't have access to -- people in the middle of the west ?
we have an justice system in this country that 's treated a lot better than it is , if they are guilty and guilty than poor and innocent .
it turns out the word happiness is just less , because we apply it to many different things .
but in a certain way , it can combine , they can create something that can still look three-dimensional , as if it may exist .
and third , it 's not about giving it to be impossible to tell where the individual images start and end by them in .
which brings me to my second technology that helps you cope with the problem of choice , it 's the actual acoustic .
but web videos enabled that we can all be able to be , or all of our creative activities , in part of our world .
i met people in all kinds of life , so many of them did what they loved , lived on the boundaries of the possibility .
she grew up to a time when in confisciism , the social norm was the most important person .
i see them as a puzzle of reality , where you can take different pieces and can build them together to create an alternative reality .
and so , gary said he was ready to offer all the people in this audience to offer a one and to offer the most beautiful road at the world .
a kid in london , a kid in london , the image of a coke and says , " oh , i 've seen a hell here . "
they 've learned to store the recipe of the cell as information , and in a certain chemical form , which we call dna .
and i have 100 micrograms here , i have a little bit of a pulle-and-cut staff that i try to keep on airports from the window of security .
they started to train experts within the community , special structures , which were responsible for learning , understanding how to understand and perpetualize information .
and so i can run a evolution of millions of years of evolution in the computer within a few minutes , or in more complex cases , a few hours .
in a interaction of the book , you 're going to be sent out , you have to go out and take pictures of the mobile code of natural objects .
so the conclusion of what i said is that we really don 't think of ourselves as a replacement for well-being .
all of these people are teaching us that there are other lives , other ways , other ways of trying to adapt to the planet around earth .
and the ones that was worse was where the pain was at the bottom of the end , it 's a very bad story .
and we actually tried to bring it back in the academic world , but there 's somehow not that result .
gene gun is , yes , like this kind of air valve that you 're going to shoot about , two centimeters or something .
more importantly , are physically physically , and why you can only move on a building label just by the separalities and access to access .
but it 's always about finding such a kind of reverzing access to having a playful access to that .
on the left there is a group in indonesia , pet peach natural al-spring , which is a very long time , but it 's a pretty long time .
so , anybody who 's seen a soup has been able to have been able to have been able to have been left too long .
so that was quite intuitive , so everyone has just his wishes , his own , and what 's expressed it , expressed , that it 's , expressed , that .
compared to the whole amount of climate change in the atmosphere , it could double that amount per little bit if we can get that critical spot .
and how do we deal with this relationship with our minds , but we actually have to hold ourselves in the opposite of clermental health ?
these are the people who at least presented at least the website , the d.yyymeors-website website .
they go through the spirit through this house , in the breeding , you 're looking at how many doors there are .
they don 't have lestsss-maps , they 're used so that they 're used so gen-white cells or they were incurating .
it uses everybody and oglies , and it 's an acronym and stands for orient , which is , you know , it 's common .
and this is on a higher grail of user expression than the transmission of an classical metaphor , which is the process of desolment .
in the last five years , we 've got 70 million tons of co2 , every 24 hours of co2 , every 24 million tons of every day .
if we think of it from the ananon to the sputnik , our entire earth will be used or later a gas .
and the more opportunities we have to give the choices to the choice is going to be in the opercricriad costs .
nobody in the world 's world knows this , because , if you would , all of you know what 's going on .
and then you ask them how to update their taxonoma and they say , " i thought you were doing it some of these plants .
the more people who have more freedom have them , the more freedom they have , and the more freedom you have , the more wisdom you have .
this is , i think , so deep in our water supply system that it would be no one in the mind .
in other parts of life that are much more significant than buying objects , the same explosion of choice .
and he 's spent his thought about two weeks from the thought that he missed the possibility of having a great parking lot .
right now we 're building corn and losing up between 11 and 30 to 30 thousand tons per hectare , or to map the square meter .
for the first time in history , you hear people or this artist , or this artist , " but instead of being a genius , he 's got a genius .
i want to say -- a short moment -- that i 'm married with a woman , and she 's a really wonderful thing .
there are a lot of places in the world , and we 've heard from many of them whose problem is not too large .
but the abiges are from a metaphor golden glass of a kind of misery and , i guess , disaster .
we found that in the resspace , we 've found 30 mistakes . if we were using the original sequence , it would never have been possible .
it may sound like genomic alalchimy , but we can do it by turning the software dna , quite dramatically .
now i 'm going to talk about this , practically all this environmental debate , secular dec-to-place , in quality .
i grew up in the forests of bric , and i believed that these forests are there , being daroded .
in fact , if you could reduce only one thing , to decrease the price of poverty , energy is far the most effective .
there 's only different economic changes in the absence of it , and we need to go from rapid to reducing to zero .
and don 't get me wrong , that was really fascinating , you know , biotic community , like this kind of way .
so i cut him . i said , " miguel , how come your fish is so good it 's delicious ? "
you might say that they 're a recipe for good foods , whether we 're talking of barstoor or a predator cattle .
and with fim , we created the guys who made liquid metal . the success was just about how this effect would come .
for me , it was more to my principle , to do my job , the actual process that changed the outcome .
if we turn down the diesel , you don 't have these spinning mass mass , which is causing a kind of inertia on the web .
we can start to integrate an electrical mobility around the island , to be wondering , to be able to manage the burden .
so what we need is a big breakthrough here , something that 's going to be better than the approaches , as we have as the approaches .
this is what happens when you try to say that kind of excess sources of saying , we say 20 percent of the world 's consumption .
and we need to be looking at these breakthroughs with full gas , and we can measure that : in corporate numbers and regulation and regulation changes .
i didn 't know what to do , so i just did what i do , i wrote an article , and then i headed on .
a zoning in me , a couple of weeks ago , i was written a little week and told them i 'm a little bit to be ttly .
it was a beautiful fish , well-dressed , good , much , high-way , a long term on a menu .
but despite all these of these work , there are multiple cognitive fall that kind of impossible to think , clearly , to think about happiness .
people who never have been embraced have never felt , so they have never felt their body , as it is to make a sound .
the food that was a chef or a chef gugube must be eaten and they 're not just looking at trial or recipes .
if you look at the ants , the weight of the ants on the earth , then the ants weigh four times more than we humans do .
we 're trying to minimize our ecological footprint , but we 're going to have a big footprint that is useful .
and so the cities had to grow and grow , because the farmers were going to the cities , and the cities had to go further and further away and try to get their nutrients back .
that 's not about trying to make the existing condition a little less bad , but it 's about making something really right .
i 'm playing this thing today and again and again , and it has changed for me , although not a single note has changed .
and so someone says al gore , one of our great heroes , there 's nothing more important than to stabilize human population .
and the power rises that the power companies that operate on the island , which is what we 're doing .
artist symbolizes you with a portrait with a portrait that you 're very familiar with when you look at this piece of work again .
but we should just make ourselves feel familiar with a woman , not to tell you that there 's a more beautiful somewhere anywhere else .
we have not only in art , and we have such a great lie in science as well as science .
there was a scholars who named johannes burius and after that is the buridanesesel .
now we can bring back to the second sentence , and we can say , if the wolf is right , it doesn 't have to be welcome .
and we couldn 't understand how anybody could do this , and how much that speech would be like to restricting the speech .
groups like anonymous are up over the last 12 months and are now becoming one of the major players on the field of online attacks .
so all you have to do is connect to a blue and a green one , and they can just build a bigger little line of little bits .
so , to slow down , or slow down , you just spin that button , and he 's making the impulse or slower .
and the most beautiful thing is , as you start to understand the electronics that they 're in the daily life and not learn them in school .
like , for example , it works like this , or why the doors are open to the zen , or how to get the doors to touch .
i have friends that make large , gigantic , heavy movies , and i have friends that have little acdent-functioning movies like me .
i became a great training part of it -- i didn 't -- but i didn 't -- but i had to have a lot of the museums and the artwork .
my circle started in the ' 60s at the high school at a stow , ohio , where i was in the classroom .
and when we started to graduate on our research six months months , it was completely unknown what the point and purpose of this wire was .
and we also realized that they were very professional , of people who were obviously all insiding to the information information .
anyway , we found that both digital skies are really on one and the same target , but from a variety of different directions .
it starts with the gay gains , the word words , after the east rits and finally , people are doing art .
i think that if you 're training his employees , you 're willing to avoid the whole company to get a profit .
and he said , " no , just if you heard the more income in the space and you have a remarkable amount of energy , you can do it .
it would be a horrible model for a particle physicist because it doesn 't play soil , but with these little geeky particles .
i went to a clean space with new silicon tubes , and rapped for 100 hours of all the big ones .
but this thing has its ability to be in quantum mechanical position , but it takes a little help to do it .
imagine that half of the people who want to live in homes , they have already had this ; the other half are not yet .
we also had to break into the parking lot , so we felt so much about the print scene .
none of these extreme decisions , you know , is to make decisions that anyone would recommend if we care about the future financial well-being .
but it was still a mafank left against the other volunteers to find the executives and find out what should be the task .
heinrich has to wait for all this , not because he actually has another biological age , just because of the time of his birth .
you see , it really takes a human who is showing you how to manifest their forces , and they 're through .
evolution is a conversation on the conference here , but today i 'm going to show you the view of a doctor to the subject .
in fact , you could say that the inevitable of death of our body is going to be able to enter in the same moment as the sexual reproduction .
i was 24 years old , and i was in the most remote ways , a monstrous of purlgic tree during a ski helmet .
even though the gears choose to choose me , nothing about my taste at the interior , it 's still keeping me to choose .
they really have come up with something , because this leads to a very severe society , which has not been seen in the fatal force .
or maybe , as we might in three dimensions , where what 's going on , the light is not the position of the imagery .
in our quest to do democracy , we 've done a real job , and i think we would do it well .
sometimes i tell people , i looked like i 'm out of shuff-fry games or i remember them on your seven-year-olds .
and basically , it 's a system that is made out of two parts -- a sound of the object and a responding .
in a sense , it 's almost like any atom is out there , a sensor and an aneper .
in the plans that were about to spend nearly 60 fund , the part-ports now , was the most prolific of the percentage of the percentage of the percentage .
so , they sent half their civilization to go for a new world , so i take my 21 billion hours a week a week .
if you think that the way you think that jazz is like jazz is that , on the right side , you clap your please .
and by the way , the biggest disadvantages against a population of an explosion is a better education , and it 's a better education all around the world .
and there is the idea that if we make those errors make errors from medicine that we 're having a safe system .
she sat down and she looked at me . she said , " i want you to know that i 've seen you . "
and he took a fock beer and offered my sister one , and she assumed , and then she gave me one of them .
our system is not just flowing by questions that are related to giving rise to people , and it 's also driven by poverty .
it was a very deep deep-deep experience in me , identity , the ability to contribute to each individual , to a perspective of hope .
this was a childhood ritual . you have to go out to take out in a chapter by a flower and to tag it .
you can google the googlers , but it 's not infection , but it 's the top breathing and causing the respiratory access .
we 've all heard of feders and tracks , but how many people outside of india know their indian colleagues , the apsaras ?
the fish supply of these barters were very productive and the fishermen lived well and made an average of ghana in ghana .
so the people who see a marine reserve and benefit from a sense that allows you to readdress their standards .
and as we now , in 2011 , our governments may trust , but every right we 'll say , forever , it 's maintained forever .
i don 't accept that the building component of our time is obsolete to experts , and so i decided to change this .
and if i said no , " she said , " she said , " yes , she said she was quiet .
here 's a backbased formation to put that into the right , you know , wikipedia , the biggest column in the world .
it shows how the government might work better -- no more like a private business company , like many people think they should .
some of these oil oil enabled a special combination of the chemicals that allowed them to integrate different chemicals from the outside , and then grow them to grow .
in the other hand , i was involved in unsafe life , the tragic scars of violence , of drug abuse and the collective .
because there can be a light to the base of the horizon , it can mean so light that you have the assumptions of the environment .
i collected a little team of people to go to the box , " not an undispuous challenge .
there 's a project right now in california , which has paid the taxpayers to have two billion dollars , and it doesn 't work .
and then this community formed people who shared this great insijoke , and started talking about it , and playing with it , and playing it with it .
because i think this really is to understand that , we need to step back and look at the issue in a longer times-scale scale .
we 've come to a point , which is the analog , at the time , to multiple cell organisms .
so this is just a very simple chemical form of life , but what it is really is if the droplet learned a trick about abstraction .
now , at that point we have multi-celled communities , communities of many different shifts of molting cell types , which together , as a single organism .
we 're through the same stages that organisms have gone through -- the abstraction of our methods , as we hold data , process .
to give you an example , in the most extreme cases , we can create a program that 's developed from random heights .
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they 're called the elders brothers , and say that we are the younger brothers , the destruction of the world .
computers are hacking , and it 's always going to be always the media , yes , the hacker break out and claws and so forth .
we don 't think of it in images of things anymore , but we don 't use nice things in images , but we use silk to do it .
now , of socrates is a know that he believed he had a euir , which he gave the wisdom from far from far distance .
they put hands together and they started singing : leallah , allah , allah , god .
and will never ever come someone 's name , if he 's spinning , but what do you do with the rest of your life ?
the red thread that all connects these together is our dependence on carbon fuels like filthy coal and foreign oil .
all the proteins changed the calglments of the calalments , when we read the genetic code , it was exactly what we 've been reretested .
and this is now a giant network of very good , yes , infrastructure centers , that are represented all over the world .
these are over 580,000 letters that are about a genetic structure . it 's the largest molecule that 's ever created by humans .
and if i tell somebody , give me salt or pepper , then he will think about where 's in place .
then it goes into the past , and so i can have very eleganable vacation for example on the computer when i know this phenomenon .
now , of course , the question of what is the most intuitive point of human beings , and now i 've already tell it .
that 's why all of these are here and are curious , really people who have a property that can 't learn .
in other words , when we saw this picture at the 10th of september , we knew that the machine works , which was a great triumph .
and if you take these little wins , they 're sterilized , they 're sterilized , and take the powder to plant trees .
that means that every day , if you wake up in the morning , they have to decide what kind of person you want to be .
oppherssdo makes happiness that we get through our choices , even if what we 've chosen is fantastic .
the eastern government gave the inuit in april 1999 , in april 1999 , the complete control of a field , which is bigger than california and texas .
we have designed a false ad with very high resolution , which is much higher than a regular ad , and we added more content .
the reason for this is that freedom in itself is valuable , valuable , meaning , an unitable , for the human being .
health care -- it 's no longer in the united states that you go to a doctor and the doctor tells you what to do .
every note , every phrase gets a sense , because i feel it because it 's my personal wedding , it 's my personal wedding .
it 's because they 're with other things , you ask yourself , " should i get married or not ? should i get to marry me ?
here 's an example of one . there 's an organism called deinococcus radioduran , the three million rads of radiation .
there 's no question that there 's no better question than not , but it doesn 't follow , that more choice is better than choice .
income distribution is going to make it all the time -- not just the poor -- because all this big choice gives us plaus .
we have the ability to write genetic code very slowly , but the last thing is to increased and have increased on an exponential curve .
we engineered the pieces that we could just erase with enzymes , and there are enzymes that repair these repair and then rerepair them .
so if i put it in the food and say , it 's free , it doesn 't help you with it .
or if we go to tibet , where i 'm going to work a lot , you will see the ugly face of the political dominance .
so today i want to tell you what i 'm doing to other musical , so animals , again , into a verbal language .
a pill twice , it 's not as good as three pills -- i can 't remember myself in the very precise statistics . sorry .
and they get some kind of sense that they should count , which is that what happens is that what happens is that what life is going on .
they really go through it and they create a frame where this is going to be discussed , because we need to support for all of the pages .
you know , we don 't know how much work this work , but there are the modular ways that 's different , that 's another approach .
they take the stuff , and they add alternative cures , and it doesn 't make any difference how often we find them .
everything we eat , every time skskate , every branch of vacation , every rosecup , was changed by the people .
it 's a metaphor that 's used forever , and every time it 's used , and every time you get out of the amount of data .
because we think about these people , after their gut , they were also asking , " how bad was all this stuff ? "
and no , he didn 't have a bodge , and he 's not a chef , at least the way you and i relate to it .
it 's very difficult , it 's clear to think about how difficult it is , and i 'm hoping i 've given you a sense of how difficult it is .
is there a chance that politicians would have an opinion like the fact that the country would take a way like that , and then on politics ?
an epindian victory is an outcome that is so incredibly positive that they didn 't know that it was possible .
we do more in play worlds . i mean , i mean , in relation to motivation , something more significant , inspired for collaboration .
and there 's some other people for you . don 't even do yourself , don 't get yourself on yourself , don 't take use on yourself . "
we don 't really think that in real life , we don 't do that feeling that , in a sense of a character , employees are ready to stand up .
and not only in the art , in the science of people who appear to appear in the mythology of the class , in stories it appear to appear .
and we just started to ask a relatively simple crazy story of where could you be in a memory sense today .
it 's a lot of fun to make music that 's kind of making music and the audience then , you know , how the music is fully communicating .
a child who didn 't learn to sing this because the parents didn 't do it , it will 't do it .
sure , there are some of you , yes , but what do you do when i don 't sing ?
artist tells you something about it , and , above this lady , what she doesn 't see when you look just in the mirror .
it has to be now in the right room , or now i can 't persuade the audience of it that my cause is my cause .
but something like n solar-powered del del , which sort of come from a hundred watts from the square meter , which was a toy .
he talked about her with a passion and a understanding that i just knew about my colleagues in the philippines of los angeles los angeles .
the question was simple , it was two-thousandy-2006 2006 , and then the first person with the island , just do it through .
we 've now got over 10 million projects , including 10 megahertz engines now , to actually go to the public web .
he had just heard a demo of beethoven 's first and 17ter symphony , and came backstage to imagine .
it was like it was under the impact of a invisible , a chemical reaction , which was a chemical response , which is the catalyst .
instead of programming , prejudice or spoitation , you have to use a rich notes with simple , intuitive gestures to code .
so i suggested that governments create new areas that give up enough for a city , and gave them a name : charter cities .
when an card and gamble gamble is added to the different head of 26 to 15 pounds , they had an increase in sales pay at 10 percent .
one thing i firmly believe is that if you 've gotten your chance to embrace risks , you will embrace that those risks are put in those risks .
because if all of these things are , you know , all of these particles , the rules of quantum mechanics , then should not just follow everything the rules of quantum mechanics ?
so i would feel better with the whole thing , if somehow we could be able to show that everyday events also have the rules of quantum mechanics .
well , we can 't all be the tom-brand , but i often look at the interface of hard glamour and casual fly .
through improvement , trial and study behaviors , i 've tried to reduce this complicated concept of the " charter city , basically to reduce the basic elements .
whenever i go on the way , whenever i keep going , i always care about the medical closet , you will see an adodeíant .
why do people get 15 to 30 percent more if you use an inhiell-map or a credit card than to sell to the firedollar ?
and if you think that 's crazy , you know , you have a three-hour version of it , that 's been seen four million times .
a whole recrox community took out of the ground that made it a joke for something that we 're all able to participate in .
are they reliable , stable , verbal , safe , born , healthy , preserved , , and , you know , the dalai lama or yoquout ?
we went in a volunteer pole , one of the workest survivors of habitters , the population of imtening ten-lying layers , whose population is from imcultening layers .
i bet i was worbelled to find everything i might want to wear , if i just went to palm springs .
and you can approach it , and he 's going to open up to jump around to jump around the picture , as you can see on this picture .
not every day , not every day , will give us a chance to save a human of a human , but every day gives us a chance to change one .
we have hard conversations about what a body is going to be to human beings so that it 's a different right than the fetal life .
maria is , can 't be the same quite accurate , the heinrich in all states , and that is the right to marry .
this may be , a fire hydrant , unheated to cobs , a garbage garbage can turn off a rat .
this whole outfit , including the jacket , i earned my 55 , and it was the most expensive piece i carried in all this week .
so in a power plant , for example , if the big wave turbine gets fast , you have to open off the waste inside of milliseconds .
when you look at a iceberg , you think very easily , you think that they 're isolated , apart , just as we humans often see .
please go to ohio , please come along with the guy i know that you 've found it .
stuxnet was holding like a lab rat that liked our cheese -- sniff , but didn 't want to eat it .
he 's a poet , a writer , a man , whose whole life of unity and freedom of home and freedom of home .
so we thought we were going to take ourselves a challenge and create an exotic skeleton that would help us deal with this problem .
in fact , this mountain of truckness has been able to have been able to have some of these deaths in areas where they 've never been fired .
in the ' 80s , in the communist eastern germany , you had to , if you had a typewriter , you had to register those who have the government in the government .
and when everything works well , and i 'm very confident , coca-cola will apply global to 206 countries all over the planet .
and it 's showing other the mistakes , not to put on their own , but in a loving , supportive way that all of us benefit .
there were buntberers about about 20 inches of black , black black chbs , a subset of bungits .
first , how smooth it is -- in good ways , in good time , war or peace , the recession , depression and highly conjuncture .
so my recommendations , the only thing i 'll give you , is to be seen in cameron , so he 's spinning " avatar , " underwater . "
over the last hundred years , the average life expectancy has increased , more than doubled , average average in the world 's population has tripled .
well , in egypt , the insurgent insuracacacacacacacacacacacacacacents , they found a lot of records .
the first concrete blocktiles were made in 1868 , and made a simple idea : eco-proliferals , which fit together .
they put us into the ability to build things that were bigger than us , buildings , bridges , a rock after that one .
but then the technology of the electrolyse was developed and made an organic production so that we use it with our breath .
this is not like human insulin ; this is the same protein that 's coming out of the pancreas .
the amazing thing about this is that this kind of information can fit over over 2.5 billion years , where they were born before .
now we use these programs to make a lot more , so that we can be able to do these things better , and we can do that even faster .
now we have a conference where people talk about the future , and you 're hoping the future is still since 2000 .
so let 's go back and , you know , 2.5 billion years , the earth was a big , dying stone with a lot of gangglling chemicals .
but , however , these oil oil wouldn 't be about above life , because every single one of them was just a little , accidental recipe of chemicals .
the question i want to ask you now is if you look at this exponential record , you 're not going to go on it forever .
so now i have a new generation of programs that came out of combinations of programs that have come to the guidelines that have come to the guidelines .
i think in many parts of this country , and with safety in many parts of the world , the opposite of poverty is not wealth .
i think that we 've learned that the teacher 's words have meaning , but they 're meaningful to the words of a dedicated teacher .
then he looked at me in his face , and he said , " oh no , you 're not going to be crazy about entertainment with grandmother ? "
one out of three white black black between 18 and 30 is in prison , or with uncharged violations .
if i don 't get poverty , i always asilate as a firewar to get the fire on a firewar to get the fire .
and of these 6,000 languages are now sitting here , as we are sitting here in monterey , that 's exactly where they are in monterey , right now .
and it 's about that i discover a city that 's been positive by looking at what places or negative .
so , i can just use a intuitive , human model of a software , and putting that software a lot more sustainable to make the software a lot more friendly .
they 're a little bit of a technical set and a little bit of a conceron on that , and then you 'll be asked that , yes .
so it 's about copying genes , to replicate , to produce , to produce , to produce them .
and we 're hacking spaces , so the computer facilities , because the c base , because the c base is in berlin , the first one is nine hundred .
and i had time to give you some part of this new design world and some of the ways that we 're working on in our lab .
so you really have to look at the details , if i want to make a bit of sound or intuitive or doing what that means in the core .
so these are some kids who came out of the media lab , and i could move them to try and take a video of it .
but a stick pen , even at this lighting , i can tell you , is completely inefficient , but very effective , right ?
if i put it to dinner and say , yes , there 's a pill that 's open and a glass of water that i 'm going to do with it .
and these grades are kind of like exactly the same or precisely , as a verbal , seemingly , very detailed , description of a landscape .
and then , the software hacker , in the ' 70s , in the ' 80s , were starting to work with computer tinkering and came from and also developed the internet .
and if we 're already in france here at the main stand , i remember the max table institute for brain research .
my jaw was down , and after i came out of it , i said , " i would like to the way the only species was . "
this is a photograph of real design software we 're working on , working on the computer , and design new species on the computer .
he found a one-degree egg on the side of the buncalium , and when it was completely frozen , then he was a dog with it .
by extension , they give up to 5,000 dollars a year on the work of working , their contribution would have been a contributor to reproduce .
but one more important point he does is , always , who they choose to do one thing to do is to do other things .
if you don 't have that , these roct-going mass , then you have to replace it with an achievement and you replace the electrochemistry and the electrochemistry .
when hundreds of different kinds of faces are available , and you buy a disappointment , and you ask why , who is responsible ?
let me say , well , al gore , nancy broosi , harry d , you don 't know what you 're talking about .
well , all of this is amazing when you imagine that the magnet weigh over 20 pounds and increase about 30 feet .
is it logical that someone should be expected to do the work that he felt was afraid to do the work ?
as you can see , it 's growing up on the dark blue , and this is the annual ice ice in the winter , and it 's shrinking in summer .
after all , you start playing a piece , because you 're starting to discover it , we actually find the composition of the composition .
now , these shallow history doesn 't tell me that we have all of the answers to the challenges that we face in the future of millennia .
i think the most interesting thing we found in the gallup survey is a number that we didn 't expect to find .
but today , all the world of warchies-online players have spent joshua solving in joshua to solve virtual problems of asonism .
for that mind , a two-week vacation is not a two-week vacation , because there 's no new memories to be put on the week because there 's no new memories .
why we need to take on vacation that we choose is a problem that relates to the two types of self .
we know that happiness means being happy to be satisfied with people we like time with people we like .
so , this is like , right here , where my meat begins at the bottom of my arm , i just put a little bit of light .
the recognition is going to be slow in the united states , no question , but in the uk , she 's going to do it in other countries .
i 'm saying i 'm going to shut my wrist down to make sure that nothing in my sleeve can go , and it 's a lie .
players always believe that an epinmisan is possible , and that it 's always been worth trying to try and do it .
i 'm going to show you very briefly briefly , three games i 've designed to try to give people medisors in their own future .
of course , it was a great old movement dictionary , i thought , " i thought that the case has to be quite old .
i 'm not going to go into the details . it 's not painful today , but it was painful when this study was performed in the 1990s .
but the truth is that we change . of course we 've been setting up the challenge of whether you 're physically , emotionally , or even the distinct one .
looking at a particular one of these , i can then go into the subject of time magazine , " people of the year " in , and all of them see it .
and of course , there are also teams that have a lot more " a " " " a " da " device and are more open from the children 's house .
and i realized that he wasn 't just an encyclopedia knowledge about music , but it was a close personal relationship .
" that 's right , " he said . " we 're so far out that the waste of our fish is going to be distributed . "
it 's the romantic way you know the fish , the better you know the fish , the more you are enjoying the fish .
and i just expect that in the next 30 years , the same capacity for electrochemical stores all over the world .
so to get this 80 percent , the industrialized states need to place the industrialized countries , including countries like china , their electricity generation completely open .
and i 'm going to show you how it works . this is a trick that has been at least since the 1950s in every book book for children .
a child who is born in new delhi might expect to live as long as the richest man in the world 100 years ago .
disaster lag because of this fact : united states is one of the only countries in the world where the immunization penalty is down for measar packages .
so after this incredibly funny entertainment , you might want to say , " do you always want to say that these ridiculous , dead machine , and you 're going to go to the future ? "
take the switch out to put a pulcol , and this is a little warm , and you 've made a little smiley .
the third thing i learned -- while the inside clock , the inside of the body clock began , " 15 , 14 , 13 , ... "
the benefit of the data is curved into the gray box , discomise the centrifuge , and the iranian power program is taking care of the mission of the iranian power program -- mandate .
i think the remarkable thing that happened last year , the last decades is that we have changed from a physical way to a digital world .
and about two years later , roughly a year later , a lot of organization and a lot of things , and all of a sudden , we 've reached some things .
what happened was that the circle had had closed , it was a circle -- and the revelation of that i was talking about earlier .
imagine , imagine one of you , mary , has been born , three months old , so she was born by the one june in june .
next , the successful civil rights movement , where we looked at people like soner ner , who was about to say , " am i not a woman ? "
but we 're not only posted the brand 's brand as the title , but we 're sure that we 're going to sell any possible fortune in the film .
because she went around the middle of the middle , they went through the authorities , and they said that the authorities might not really have their interest in mind .
and so , the biggest question that i asked was , " did you do that to replicate a museum in a museum to replicate ? "
he says we should not be asking people to say " their skin color , but after the quality of their character , " and then beyond that way , anatomy out .
and the next planatriment , the muh lobo , in a turnaround , has a turnaround , and so , again , i promised .
his completely non-invasive sensors on the crutches , send signals to our dashcomputer , sent the signals to our back computer .
adaptable technologies have been able to learn from it , to climb , to climb , and even ride with the hands .
the reason is , if we play , we 're actually happier , really happier , when we relax , when we 're doing nothing .
we should spend in income that half of us spend an hour per day with play , until we solved problems of the real world .
what if they could make the genetic changes to remove diabetes or alzheimer 's disease or decrease that 's the risk of cancer or stroke of disease ?
this is a picture of a big new city , built in south korea , very much as the city of buildings .
and when we face a body that actually is actually a very different thing , we really underestimated it in terms of this broad thing , in terms of what we call in this broad framework .
i 'm not saying that that would be the answer to all humanitarian problems , because life 's life is more than the sususutra .
play matericreativity and resilience , and most importantly , it 's all about the production of diversity -- diversity about interactions , diversity about the behaviors .
he 's got xx chromosome , and in the womb , his side kidneys were so intense , that it essentially created a male hormone environment .
so one of the intuitive ways that you 've developed over the years is probably probably that it can only be a place at the same time .
you probably see that sense of urgency , one fear , but also the focus , the coordination of a really difficult problem .
we 're going to give new attention to the progress of progress , but for progress , it 's going to require technology and laws that keep us back .
i go to the study of prison and visit a client that may be 13 or 14 , and as an adult , if you 're at the courts at the time .
well , i 'm not saying that we don 't have big problems -- climate , bioconsuming , watel-to-energy problems -- we 've already seen .
i remember , i 've been to have been to have eight or nine times that i woke up one morning and i walked around the room all the way .
for me , this time to maintain and talk about the poor , the poor , the who never got to be ted .
occasionally , i call john r then to come and say , " bryan , woman 's state comes to the city . we want to talk .
and the environmental crisis , a big problem of the last 10 years is that children are sitting in their rooms , with no outside , without out of their computers , without out of the way .
and so i went into the world of technology to see how i could use it to make it magic instead of killing .
and i went through these rollercoaster because she was going to the counter-stabiliation , and i hoped that they would recover .
he talked to the family , and i 'm sure he was going to boil the fibers to cool glass and i made sure i won 't be sued .
there 's a lot of things that i think is a hospital working in a hospital that had only 14 patients a night .
i spend most of my time with the socially controlled students and in places where it 's much more hopeless .
this is an 18-inch hutneedle . it 's very , very , very , very , and i 'm going to give you a little bit of a stiegram .
in a world where every minute of the five days has been put video , can only be unique and unexpected out of the previous ones as i described .
and then , in today we want to just do this as aedu , like the product , but we 're bringing the aedus into a way .
now , it turns out that if you 're acting in , when more options were there , even then , it has negative consequences .
now , in the last 10 years , we 've seen three key negative consequences , which will offer to more and more choice with it .
what matters is that a single person or group of tastemaker has been a point of a very high audience , and then continued to replay the process .
a country has already offered to be a supreme court in the court , but it 's a legal court for the compensation appeal of the system system .
now , my current work is to design objects with such a high complexity that it 's impossible to make for me to design those in traditional sense .
and if you 're on vacation , and they collapses together , it 's your own relationships or somebody else , or somebody else , you can find that one .
do we really believe that we can do what we need to achieve without getting an institution that 's written on the name of all of us ?
you also have tigy 's little example of where he has a little evolution in the " convolantor industry , " has shown , right inside your eyes .
i call it as the " in life , " is i 'm bad , " is my face , see ? ok ?
and to give sense to this kind of sense , i had to know something about this remarkable faith of the vojoral and voodoo is not the cult of the black magic .
i have a plan for it . i want to convince more people , including all of you , have a better time of playing and more than a little bit of play .
you can move through your hand , you can see each other , you can visualize your movements and you have a screen and a piotreceiver .
this is from the united states a network , which is actually more like a forum where you 're going to fall and online dating .
i 'll tell you a little bit , because we 're all sort of friends here -- it 's probably that my greatest success is me .
these are the kind of thought that somebody can get to get to the nine o 'clock in the morning , drinking gin . and that 's not what i want .
she knew that she could do just one moment just as one , and that was -- in her words -- dead race like the devil .
i don 't know if this was the greatest juw , or this , as someone went to the google page and the front page .
and it 's only just multiple selection . we can really test from the production of chemicals or fuel production and so on .
and from these networks that have been done this popular , has been developed for a scene that i want to portraghish .
actually , it 's not necessary because each one of every coffee industries has actually got higher developed technologies than most of the lab devices that are actually really , really like the lab device that 's really like the world 's device that 's really out of the lab devices , that 's really like that .
and that 's what happened , that we have the responsibility for our memories and the ability to have our own capacity on the external world , and we have shifted to external media .
but to be fair -- the group of chemist investigalists have not been getting the reputation of alcohol in men-juvenile dentives , which is people who are getting people .
and of course , the confused of course , we completely know , because we see the new media , social social media , facebook , and so on .
like , when you take a web search for images where you can put sentences and put the text from the website , a lot of information about what the picture is .
there was a time when i was a boy , you could have a telephone of any phone , but you could have a job for it , as long as it was .
so , it turns out that every one of the 17 varieties of full moon is going to take you to a full shape .
she had stepped out of a armband one day , and she had to go through this overbridge , and she had to go for that overbridge for seven years .
you can see that if we create this kind of thinking that we can penetrate through images and make this experience of multiple amplification .
so we can do things like this , that if they 're veiling , when they 're veiling , they can be in biological cycles .
we knew that we called a mechanism of homology recombination , which is using biology to repair the pieces that can fit pieces of pieces .
and so i saw that i had gotten to what i expected to do , and what i was so disappointing , compared to what i expected to do .
and so , if people make decisions , and even if the results of the decisions are good , they feel uncomfortable to help themselves .
because the truth is , if you break the goldfish of glass so that everything is possible , you have no freedom . you have the paralysis .
but you had to learn as though , so no toddler can talk of nature , but we 're learning to be alzinguzine and consequence .
this is ayahuasca , many of you heard the most powerful psychoactive performance that 's been made from the repertoire of the shaman .
and of course , that 's what you 're starting and looking at and says , okay , i 'm going to take a look into the inner self inside .
but for the first three factors , we are now from 26 billion in maybe the most difficult , most challenging , and that 's easy to do that .
who can guarantee what can guarantee literally many billions of times than any kind of waste that you can imagine from nuclear waste and other things ?
and the fundamental idea of this company was to bounce the phase of analog processes with visual printers and so forth with digital origami .
that 's the idea i 'd like to leave with you on the way . failure is not an alternative , fear is not . thank you .
but if we lower the price -- let 's hallate the price -- we 're going to get to a new barrier and these barrier is hanging together .
here was a company that was trying to try and figure out what this was a very hard problem for our chefs . how do we use fish on our eleler ?
the force of music took him back into a family of musicians who understand him who recognized his talent and read him .
that 's the waste , 99 percent . you have the part that 's going to be burned today , so you would have to get out of a stoddle uranium .
the difficult step is building the first bedrock , to find another billion , to find another billion that actually build the first part of it and the place that actually building them .
the reason is , i 'm making digital tools and processes to help teams , cars , video games and visual flow .
it 's called pivot and what i can do with pichoys , for a particular given cause , say accidents .
of course , it 's being put there , but it 's not by the magnetism of my body , but by a trick , through my turlets that are there now .
and what happens when you play a piece today that was originally written a hundred days ago , a hundred years ago , or a hundred years ago ?
but just think about the lie as you 've heard you , when people say , no one has a wall to make a wall .
that means that the point has to be disaccurate to the wavelength of the user language into another , which is listening , concrete , non-verbal language language .
but i was really lucky to get it very early , and i was in my school for a 10 years of getting to get in my school classes .
he 's made the seilism of the seise , in the way he saw it , just as it was in that moment , as it was .
in the description of my talk , i wrote that i was a fantasy , as a translator , in english wortsn , i understand .
so we 're not a battermaker , we 're define ourselves as a company that only between the issue of battery and the theme network , and everything in between .
you may know this idea of the lady who looked at the mirror and asked him who is the most beautiful thing around the country ?
there is a scholars who called wolf was invented , and sometimes you say , " wolf is saying , " there are no willsumaus .
over here , we 're translating the entire transmission system that travel across street physics , to sort of map the vibrational behavior on the web .
now , a certificate you need when you have a handle with hhps , with pinacle encrypers , for example , gemail .
i needed someone to break in my head , someone who could really help me understand what to call the " pirates " .
you can just put anything with gauges , your friends , and they start doing a conversation about what they feel when they 're looking at this opera .
so the idea is , besides showing that brands are a part of life , actually , to make it happen to finance the film ?
i think it 's hard to meet them , but i think it 's worth being worth , but i think it 's worth being worthwhile , some really famous tags .
and then my friends , who are little rust-seade movies , " well , how are we going to be operating with these big , gigantic hollywood movies ? "
about three or four years ago i got a call in the middle of the night a call from this teacher , woman , who said , " i 've got to see her .
so i have a company , the design and animations , so what is a little bit of the way we admire in the art world and pay attention to it .
so , every atom at the same time is two different places , which is the same thing that it 's meant that the whole piece of metal is two different places .
but you know what they would be there to do in these homes and your environment , they don 't control about harm and delivery from food .
all they can see was built within this picture , within four years , after it took four years to receive the permits .
this corruptes our attention , and we started building a lab -- project , which we have been infected with our environment , and we studied this building .
so what is it for an idea to insist on that every family has an opportunity between several cities ?
i want you to imagine two couples , in the middle of 1979 , exactly the same day , every single organism , right now , every single one -- ok .
some people with xx chromosomes , and we 're going to develop something called oestestfish , which is where a tissue tissue is made of hotissue tissue .
i came to the realization of being a physician that was a very different thing that was a goal of evolution -- not necessarily varied , not different .
whether you believe it or not , it 's an experimental study in the way of vaccine flu that 's been developed in the cells of a microphone plant .
why not have the ability to get a bg of g jennings , particularly if you can expand it with the next generation of wato machine ?
if they keep making the standard choices in the decision , it means that they 're over-stated , the healest , i lose her .
some of the likes to give up and bratch down to the bitter end , while others can 't stand and disappear in a more honest , more consequor more honest passion .
they 're nivelds the play field and decided that anatomically , there 's ways , and it 's very radical , and it was very radical .
it seems like our culture is a kind of pragmatic attitude : " well , we need to pull a line , so we pull them somewhere . "
well , that 's just an example of how we can feel the city , in a way that we couldn 't have a few years ago .
unfortunately , sometimes kids who try to find their parents to find them , in some cases , have seen no more than a decade .
now , the fourth series found that we have a reminder of people members of our society , a commitment to being useful and to contribute a contribution .
and i 'll give you a couple of seconds to read you and then i 'll clap you on , if you 're willing to think of gary 's 's contribution .
we bring our students all these technologies , and i think , in particular , on how this can be used to solve the big challenges of humanity .
do you remember being the inertia spaceship of the esaman 's esloman , when it was titan at saturn , back back toward earth ?
i grew up on the land , rural south , and i have a brother who 's older and a year younger sister and a year younger sister .
and one night i stopped on a long time , and i thought , oh my god , if a judge can turn us into something else , then he must have a magic force .
and because of our survival , the first stop is to be part of the information , a part of our temporal information , the amygdala .
we bring our kids and we move closer to the natural world and to the magic , the pleasure and the love of our childhood , by the simple medium of a story .
we all move towards a world where the natural enhaninka of technology come closer and can be haraszing and to be reasite .
just consider that a maasawarrior with a cell phone in the middle of kenya is a better mobile communication than the president reagan 25 years ago .
and maybe i 'm just a long time in business , and i 'm able to give up a piece of my own false prepritive .
it will confirm it because the evidence of how you were pre-dispuating in the former form are not the way they seem to be described .
one or two hours later , if i met her , she came up to me and she said , " bryan , you still feel my blessing ? "
you know , there 's a reason why the average word of warpled players are playing 22 hours a week , as a part-time job .
so we take something very complicated , transform it into sound , a sequence of sound , and produce something very complicated in the heads of others .
and it connects all of us together to make something that 's much larger and also more complex is going to continue faster than we 've been .
you could be able to be doked , or dance , for example , just to make sure that the eiffel ed is still in its place .
we 've later told that if there was the normal channels going on , it would take over two years and it would cost it for two million dollars .
when i was a kid , there was a chance to be there in 2000 , and people talked about what would happen in year 2000 .
and these are not the characteristics of old media , and they 're not quite able to do the media of today , but they will define the entertainment entertainment .
and then again , a letter for me falls down -- and the ipad is white , where i can -- it 's right to me in the board .
the process is feeding itself and becomes , i think , car catalytic is the word for -- if something is expanding its changing pace .
i was sitting in a 747 with marvin minsky , who showed a map and says , " oh look at this .
then , when the great indian warrior veneriist was a thirst , he took a bow , fired in the floor and water came out .
and with that , we 're talking about bacteria , that each one of us in our gut is going to be more bacteria than it takes cells in the rest of our body ?
then the scale of the semantic cross connection , and the amount of abundance that comes out of it is really enormous . it 's a classic accelering effect .
we have all these fantastic players , we have games that show us what we can do , but we haven 't saved the real world yet .
that means from the local village , it has become a global village to the same principles , of course , of the very intuitive , but also total transparency .
and as we see things , what we 're looking for , and how we sort of come to the environment , so that we can think of this as a result .
that 's a question that moves me as a designer , but also in the field of london and director of experience experience .
it 's about how to present people in interactive media so that they can use these interactive media and create it to the most satisfying experiences that you can do .
as i get out of a pen and when i 'm going to scroll , it 's a very different narrative than it kind of got a alive kind of way .
then your brainwaves had measured , and as they thought , or how they thought they were , they 're different lights in the room .
and then , it was also about , yes , who are we what are we , what do we want to share ?
and it 's amazing , it 's a little bit of what we 're doing with something that 's actually a " really valid " but not that way .
i could also take myself on my own , but in the united states , nobody 's going to look far , even though they 're vegetarian .
even today , if you get to dinner , you 're expecting to stay after the food that they 're stay as long as they 're going to go out the toilet .
because if you read only about the top of the past english literature , it 's not the same thing as if you did it yourself or saw it .
so if all of your eye in time and right , as it moves in the notes , you get a sound that 's going to be like music that sound like music .
and then there was these moments -- the part i never forget about -- she said that there were just a point there when they were taking it .
i 'm a mul-white . i have to get up every day to work and sweat , and i feel really uncomfortable and i 'm really embarrassed .
if we were making a writing size of 10 and without a steiling print , it would be like four sides , just to print this genetic code .
but actually , just extra things have a strange thing in my life and my career , that has been totally transformed to rethink my mind with this work completely .
after a while of the reflective reflective , i seem to see that to continue to write , a kind of a deeper psychological construct .
and then , you know , you don 't say his teacher that you want to put a rock somewhere somewhere and you 'll be delighted if the fire is going up after you get up after you .
and yet , burning coal from the coal reasons of the main reasons that we 're seeing is everything that you see here changes everything .
for me , the best living example of this is that the musician tom 's best , i was asked for a magazine for a magazine .
and i know that you know what i mean , because i know you 're all in your life once that kind of performance .
valence : so for yourself , for yourself , just for all of this , just for you to have the only human being and the definition of being there for it .
and none of these facilities , we 've built over 100 to five years now in the last 20 years , none of these facilities ever covered the earth .
dan gilbert has done a big point here by telling how much the way we evaluate things , depends on what we 're comparing things to .
and you know how much worse from this true observation , the mirror can 't lie , made out of this true ascomprehension .
and when i close my hand , the same thing happens by turning me back , is represented by this locomotion , the fingers moves back .
patient b has clear a lot . his gut reflection was longer , and every minute of pain , the patient had had patient b , and more .
and he doesn 't know he 's infected with a paralyzing illness , and we don 't know that , because this is how the world works .
if you go down that way , where faith and magic replace science , they come to a place where they don 't want to be .
so , you can see that there 's no way to move anything , but when i push up , there 's nothing in my sleeve , or i 'm going to get out of my sleeve .
the remaining 20 percent are produced in poor countries , and yet more agriculture , hopefully , is the drdrary and cement and cement and cement .
you know , there are many challenges , but it 's an example of many hundreds of concepts that we need to move forward .
and i probably have probably taken out of my memories to this three-week journey , i would say about 25 minutes for the last four years .
you know how happy someone is with your life , and that doesn 't really tell you much how happy he lives to live and vice versa .
why ? this picture , it 's pretty accurate , why i think that games are so vital for the survival of the human species , but seriously .
today , i don 't know , maybe this morning , this morning , and fly over here in lagos , right now he 's about ohio .
this is a graffiti in my former home in berkeley , california , where i was better than in my ph.d. , why we are better than in real life .
i said , " miguel , is a good thing to do , not the last thing you want to cut on a fish ? "
okay , let 's rethink this . a farm that doesn 't feed your animals and a farm that measures its health health .
she 's one of the profits here from this great event , and i asked myself if i would have deterbly dissing a talk and give my idea .
and yeah , i just want to encourage you to be a bit crazy , and you can have a vision .
when steve lopez , imako 's new century , one day the street in los angeles was going off the streets at los angeles , he 'd heard a wonderful music .
because while you 're on that , you know , they can 't prove that they cannot prove that it 's not a prevalcy , the man is happy .
and so , if you 're dependent on these wells , you have to have a way to get the energy in times when it 's not available .
we can take a step further and put the data back and see that the diet 's disease and cancer are the usual suspects , but not for everyone .
but , anyway , this is what 's got to do with curiosity and science . it was all . it was adventure ; it was curiosity . it was curiosity .
because we 've done all this stuff with only 10 to 12 people who worked in the years of the years , sometimes we were about two to three months in sea .
and i 'm saying today , it 's more likely to be more likely to become victims of online crime as a creator in the real world .
imagine a motor plant , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack , ack .
armstrong twitter announced that we were , december magazine , as a half , magazine magazine , as one of the best best inventions in 2010 , which was really cool .
and so we knew that if we wanted to see that this piece of metal is quantum mechanical acts , we had all the pieces out of it .
i think , " fresh " is a great word that this category really does something positive , compared to " battle odor and moisture . "
have you a perspective -- i don 't want to use meaning , because that has a negative notation -- but you know , how do you get to develop ?
what i want to do is , you know , a film about product , marketing and advertising , where the whole movie is financed by product , marketing and advertising .
i sent a few facebook messages , some twitter news , and i gave people the opportunity to stand namnamnamess on my tedtalk 2011 .
and then we went for titily and data structures and tried to bring these with the real world -- with potential goals in the real world .
but you could go to a new place , building a whole new block of active block , that the laws would have to support such a building and not stay there .
the people who stayed out when they were six , now we saw that 30 percent of them bought a glass of marry .
i feel i was struck underwater , and i finally got caught up , and somebody pulled down to me , so i could breathe . "
my wife , my kids , and i pulled up the garage , and these hackers and programmers and the rats have taken our house .
but before i show you what i 'm doing , i 'm going to make a very common confession , and that is : i 'm obsessed with trade practice .
and one of the things that really interesting was the difference between men and women in terms of how they 're doing and how they operate in the world .
the united states has an incredible opportunity to allow people to be able to be able to be able to change the state they are .
of course , the problem is , as we start looking at all the similarities , we have to start asking , why we are constantly perpetualized .
so if a single atom can be at the same time at the same time , this piece can be in two different places , so why can 't you do it ?
when i found the chief man , he was just in a very serious conversation with the homeowners , who certainly had one of the worst days of their life .
in a country that has just been a strong crisis , in congress , in congress , for this neglected agreement , was taken by 124 .
i was raised in a family , a traditional african-american , who was in the part of a matriarch of the arche , and that document was my grandmother .
i know , and i 'm sure , i 'm sure you 're getting the job because you 're coming from a number of hundred programs that do work .
oh yeah , you go to a cocktail party and there 's a cocktail party , but you 're not going to hear somebody else 's own mistakes .
what do you think it was like the average capacity for a cardiologist or a nurse or an orthopedic woman , a post-servant should be a rescue nightmare ?
and we have three billion new minds that we can work with online to master the new challenges , and to do that , to do what is necessary .
if this device is sequenced , or a dna virus that 's not known , it says , it 's called the health and it prevents a pandemic on its outbreak .
finally , this older black man with a very troubled facial face in the court department and she lowered straight behind me almost to the defense bank .
there was a silence , and then a woman said , " with our story , it 's impossible that we ever kill killing people 's species .
but recent dna evidence show that the barber prophers , who later led to the roman empire , the same dna as the old lydype .
what you find is that people who are in the low score , the people who go and get the standard choice .
now , all of these random elected ones please join , all the programs , and pick the phone , and vote for the one side of my values . "
now , if you look at the way these chemicals were organized , it gives us a pretty good picture of how they did that .
one day -- this is an actual report -- this is actually said , " superrat in my trash game can 't tell you whether it 's dead .
it 's not very scientific research -- it 's a cup of coffee or tea , and the patients , families , , " how 's it ?
i combined it with my earlier reference for drawing , but it was a little bit different , because using the camera using the process in planning .
unlike the old-school middle class , the existence of which i was totally unknown to my existence , there was no more trouble in a noisy ray .
the founding fathers made this idea back and forth through a new anatomical concept , and this concept said that all people were created .
now there are some of us who honestly forget that , if i say , " different ways of being being , " really different possibilities of being my own .
the doctor 's forestimulic designer 's day on vacation , and so my parents knew the man who brought me to the world at all .
that means that for a child that it takes up to the end of the millennium , the most successful of the most health of its life with the recipe and the story of stories .
and the machines that do this , they 're pretty expensive to buy a commercial , the cheapest way to buy the cheapest way of four-thousand dollars .
already , translating in the english classroom , can need more to know , once when you do it , it 's about it , or about poetry .
and then , of course , when we manage to get us , of course , for nike , for nike , for hendand and hardcane and all the high-trad-ups with it .
imagine if you 're a woman , for example , your wife is sad when you 're having it when you 're having it annoying , and you get with 50 roses .
and by the way , if you want to do that , you 're looking at yourself in germany , at the best hand of all the overeries , which is in france .
that means the whole western civilical story is that the city always took out , but farmers never have given something back .
and where you see , even in something like demeter , the most remote biouse -- agriculture , doesn 't have our own metabolic products go back .
and if you look at that kind of humanity , you understand the logic that we experience that happiness , through a lie , to improve a world .
the 2008 place of terror , but it was called shoelgical layers and has wind and solar power , and i started to start in the middle of the 80s .
and this is biobreeding , which is just mentioned called hoe-space , which is a kind of a kind of a kind of a kind of a gang of molecular biology .
i think that the molecular biology is right now , in general , in general , biotechnology , everything you gain , synthetic biology , and so on .
i think the fact that it 's so hard to reach the fact that we can actually reach beyond our borders , the value of things like the lhc .
my favorite is in the middle -- mp-weserr , nas-haky , and crème fixed , and crème fixed 's muslld-el .
and this is something that people use , which is growing it , growing and whose use for the users is getting greater and greater .
we see lots and lots of gigabytes of digital photographs here that you can get seamlessly , and move around , in any way .
it doesn 't seem to read just grades and to put it on the piano or the right thing to a violin 's eye .
well , of all the people i 've met , the kogi was from the sierra nevada of the sierra nevada , of the oregon , the most extraordinary .
and if you take another example , so if you get another example of a load of sand , you don 't need any reason to it , and nothing to do with it .
bill , i think i 'm talking about almost all the people here , if i say i really hope your wish is true . thank you very much .
so what this is is , what these reactors were is a problem that is going to be dramatically reduced in our communities , and that 's going to change the waste of the waste of the waste .
now , when we had telephone names a couple of weeks ago , they 'd heard that there was a pretty interesting outcome that came out of this gallup poll .
they say , " okay , that 's probably not that dumb , and it 's going to be slapping the skin just a few minutes . "
we don 't think in a computer documents of a government administrator who has data , and i understand it , i think we all do .
and i was amazed at being sicked , on the resistance of what 's going to be the most effective operation in health care in the history of mankind .
i think it 's clear that we can produce food , the billions of people will be feeding , without the country they live in , fromble .
there are a series of people who have a lot more " " " oh " moments of moments , and the worst are fresh sperm .
there 's a lot of interesting research showing you that we like people , even if they 've been rejected for us , even if they 've defeated us bad .
and if you want to go over 20 , 70 percent renewables , energy per year , not the performance at the moment , you have to take off the diesel .
everybody thinks i was in the ground between the titanic and the avatar i 've gone away and i 'd be on the floor on a beach on the beach .
since then , for 40 years , i 've spent about 1,000 hours underwater , i spent about 1,000 hours underwater . 500 hours of it in submersibles .
you can see , we 're going to browse to the web for the first time it 's actually a net , not just by page , but much more abstract .
well , he goes on to tell me that there is such a rich system that the fish eat , which they would eat in the wild .
she came from a man , a african-american , tisty , labor-playing , laboring on a violin that had only two strings .
and we just try to say that you can have the capacity that have the muxtic capacity , you can actually get electrochemical control to the network .
so we have the situation that people don 't know the past , although we live in a well-educated societies , because they don 't get the sources of the past .
the last pictures i want to show you , shows a polar mountain that i 've been in keey valley in greenland .
and after a year of planning , two weeks of working work , two weeks , drew tony , drew tony for the first time for the first time .
a lot of journalists were getting me to question , " what kind of candidate will you do to tell us , if there 's a goster of setiya or male ? "
and since she didn 't have me , the woman here at ted are walking around here at ted -- that 's what i found a couple of things .
you can actually look at it from the bottom , the most important moments for olympia , and you can add it to the community as the kind of connection to the community .
and very often i 've worked with conflict people , whose gender , atyp-sis -- people who don 't have the average male or female bodies of his body types .
many of our friends thought we were beautiful , and we come back and we could come back and see all the images of the walls , the graffiti markers .
and it 's the playful curiosity that we 're making , and interact , and the unexpected wiring that we make , are really environmentally wired in creativity .
we found one for her , we took them , and we went for them , and we gave them eight , because it needed to take them all the time because it needed .
and just as the woman who taught me as adults , i got to know , she turned to a box she was calying , she turned into my hands and she was in my hands .
and i called them and saaring her , to know what we 've found in the code with what we found in the code and in the data .
so , gender is really complicated ; biobeings are not only in the middle of the spectrum of gender -- in a sense , you can be distributed across the whole range .
so the same way in hollywood movies , where the car maintenance , the tracking shots of the surveillance belt , were being fed by a video camera .
and maybe we can do it , almost as natural , coherent and useful to see and feel so much as ceasically like , as we do , as a sense of presence .
they were told that they were the prger student and those are the students who are with the grade with the grade , and they taught them to succeed .
they didn 't count because he was a memory of a memory ; the memory was ruined , and it was all that he got to keep .
we trust that someone will be put on us , that the rules are going to be relocked , we have the same goal and we remain there .
you have to separate two things apart : to one , to be able to be a medical situation , you have a chance of being disabled or not .
burselt was the case in january , and since -- and that 's not even the whole thing -- was there for 900 million subscribers from this film .
there 's the common . the typical thing , but not the normal , and if you want to know these poor , gray person , you know , you want to know that poor one , if you really have it ?
it was in the middle of the night , and she stood in the pajamdirection and barfoot under a screen outside of the dirt rain , while her house was burned in flames .
i call it neo-evolution -- the new development that 's not just natural , but led to , and decided to have one thing in the decisions we make .
today , you can take a sequence of the three billion base pairs of the human genome to a price of about 20,000 and in the room , about a week , complete .
it 's not going to take a long time to be able to get the reality that it will be 1,000 billion human genomes , and it will be more and more accessible to everyone .
and if you translate the speed of this mighty agenda , you actually can actually crack the rotor and eventually to be able to make a centrifuge .
now , what i 'm listening is , too many chemicals , pesticides , hormones , monoculture , we don 't want to do large areas with one thing , which is wrong .
and i spent 30 days trying to eat nothing like this -- getting ready at the beginning , a little bit hard at the middle , very dangerous at the end .
and , above all , i want to see this one that 's just like , you lose the goal , don 't give up . don 't give up .
imagine this device , in the middle of a developing world where there 's no doctors , but 25 percent of the world 's disease and 1.3 percent of the world 's health care .
then she said , " next , " she 's going to say that you will always do the right thing . "
we predict that in 10 years , the rate of congress will be so high as the introduction of election law rule .
then woman carr went to me , put a finger on my face and said , " and therefore you have to be very , very taky . "
but these apps are like small digital memories that we are not just consumers , and we 're not just consumers who are paying taxes and increased .
and every year , we ask students to create , companies , products and services that can 't be tolerable life from billions of people 's stream .
and you can do them with state-state stations , if this was needed , but a neighbor is a far better , cheaper alternative to the federal service .
and i was writing with myself that if i had the efforts to fight out of the efforts to make the perfect mistake that the voice could be silent .
and i 'd be happy to tell you that my worst mistake only happened in the first five years , which many of my colleagues say , but there 's a total nonsense .
and then your pupils expand , they turned off , and they 're going to be just hard , and start telling their story to me .
she took me out , and she said , " bryan , i 'll tell you something , but you have to promise that you don 't say it . "
we have the trust in institutions , in authority , and sometimes in science , we have lost and there is no reason why it shouldn 't be .
i just did a survey of over 2,000 americans , and the average number of choices that make sense of angimment is 70 .
i loved it to this business , but at one point i was wondering , well , how did you never buy anything ?
so the first case is : all the trillion atoms of atoms that are in the piece of metal is still there and the same atoms are moving down and down at the same time .
later , i found out that , about the same time , the ja4 and octavio across the challenge of a reform in hondura .
so i 've tried to convince the hondurans if you want to build a new city , you have to start an area of at least 1,000 square square .
and this is not bad for a project where almost every advertising agency that we were talking about , to give their customers to let them do it .
when i was a graduate student at stanford university , i went to this very shelra grocery store , at least at the time , he was really exclusive .
and there were the rarity tacial 's wrush " slided " and here , " asians , go home . "
and it also enables me to talk about the big product that i put together , and so i 'm ready to get involved in it .
hold it in the march of the communist community in saigon , he 's to say that his life was a single waste .
my first memories are from the boat -- the scwiping of the engine that 's clapping every single wave on the front and the blank horizon .
it 's not about rice conservation , it 's about getting people alive , and it 's going to be time to understand what it means .
we need to get out of the inexorable disbound through death , and therefore we shouldn 't be surprised to be all sing , dancing and art .
the data came in from the u.s. , from england , from sweden , from canada , from canada , from canada , and they were all alike , no correlation , no connection , no .
but maybe it 's not a whole full thing to be , if you didn 't believe it from the beginning , the most extraordinary aspects of their own existence was coming from them .
it 's really , kind of , for the hackerscene , because it doesn 't really happen to what they actually started and what 's behind the way .
and what 's exactly about the creative business that they 're uninsecure about the complexity of the humanities -- in a way that other jobs don 't do ?
this is brilliant -- there 's the distance i talked about -- the psychological constructed that i talked about from the effects of your labor .
so he begins to get this old wraff in this surface , like i 'm going to lose this thing and will be kept on this song for life .
you saw this year with flu , we 're always a year back on the back , and we have a dollar on the back of it , if it comes to the right vaccine .
so , as you can see , my excitement is to develop new human interfaces that fit better to the mirror , how our brains and bodies work .
the exciting phase came when we took this piece of chemical , and put it into a bacterium , and the bacteria started to read the genetic code and made an electric particle .
but anyway , it 's still not very cheap , but it 's definitely in a frame where it 's going to be available .
and of course , we hope we 'll be doing it to spread and then we 're also similar , so that we can also get more people engaged on it .
the author of the book the guarding , jonathan lovers all said , " we still fished in a hundred hundred hours with the following lens of stories .
do you have any fear of going to keep your life on and never make a book that is interested in anyone in the world ? never again ?
that means that instead of remembering ourselves , we have standardized , highly common , masses of memories that we might hang our personal memories .
and they 're going to answer these questions necessarily to whether that means that all of the tasks i spend and not get to get a good note in my class .
one colleague of mine had access to investment records from vanvanies , the gigantic fondsociety , about about a million employees and about 2,000 different jobs .
now , if you start looking at the idea that these cultures can create different realities , you can understand some of your extraordinary discoveries . like this plant here .
he was smuggled at prison with two years to hide under his rocks , because she could not live without him .
if people have freedom , everybody 's all , for themselves , is to do things to maximize the things that maximize us and nobody has to decide for us .
so you have to deal with what is meant , which means , " well , not just it 's different , it 's going to change it , it 's going to be better .
and even though the answer to the question , " no , it certainly is going to be their experience of football game 's time very differently than it would be .
we have almost digitized 20 years . when we 've done the human genome , the shifting of the analog world of biology to the digital world of the digital world .
because it 's about 50 metric fund , which is so hard to decide , it 's so hard to decide what to choose on the morning .
the reason i felt bad was all of these enabled possibilities to what i think is a good pair of jeans , went up .
you know , i 've talked about some of these projects earlier about the human genome , and what that might mean , and the discovery of new groups of genes .
and as you can see , this is a very populated area , and you had to navigate somehow , from island island to the island , to get food .
they have a idiopathetic language , and a matchance , the linguistic exogamgamist : you have to marry somebody who 's a different language .
so if we look at the development of our society , here , here , we 're moving through the third , developing generation , or sociforms form , or sociforms .
and something interesting happened . what was really fascinated to me about jacques cousteau was the idea of one of the unknown world here on our planet itself .
i was selling this as " romeo and juliet on a ship " the march of " romeo and juliet . " it became a love film to do a passionate movie .
so that 's important because you only look through the web of websites in this way , the entire internet line , and the whole internet line can look at the same way .
jacques cousteau came from our living room with his fascinating shows that showed us animals and places and a world of wonder that we 'd never imagined before .
we then had to all . if we were a child , we were reading the description of the auckers and the projected it to the canvas in our heads .
and they 're staring at the horizon one million miles away , and all you see is flood-based channels and these density , the high-fat march .
of course , the stories i was looking at was the science fiction domain : " terminator , " " aliens , " and " the " " " " " "
so many arguments about it . there are no constraints , which most of you , anyway , and they are inefficient , let 's take tuna . a big disadvantage .
so i stood in the ground at innocence , and we were called " avatar , " with a new technology that didn 't have yet before .
so let 's look at the fourth factor -- and this becomes a key factor -- this is the amount of co2 that is going to reduce per unit unit .
and sometimes a small prototype of this experience is going to take everything that needs to be a " " " " " " oh " to a time here .
now , if i want to get a little look , i could think , " ok , what if i look at the elevator bike , you might think , " ok , what if i look at bicycle bike ? "
and i 'm thinking , what would you choose because i 've been asking my friends at the last time , and they wanted to go to the past .
now , it 's directly done , and it 's not for the company in puma , in a way , that you 're going to help yourself to do these products .
how big would it be to be a battery that would be like a battery so that you could get a island in 20 , 30 , 50 , maybe 30 percent renewable .
because we usually manage by this new kind of user , which is the natural user of the natural user , for example , five times higher than average on our destination .
and because they work much harder work than we do , because they 're only three to six months , they 're in their energy consumption of energy , in the energy use of reading a thousand people .
and it 's a lust when you see in italy , like people in italy , like the people out of the very car , get off the car .
and so , it 's a basic user , not only until apple , a pronment of a economic factor , when i want to make technology use the people to make it .
it 's necessary to have its own experiences and ideas of music , and then it 's about another way of making sound , to sound sound .
nathaniel left juilliard , suffered a breakdown and 30 years later , living as a homhomle-living corner of the streets in los angeles los angeles .
and so we decided to build a hall in berlin where we can sort of put the electric conditions of the island in the scale of one another to three very remote representation .
and funkh , it 's in the ' 70s , in tennis house , and then it 's been developed , and then boltized to the japanese .
it has a trillion megawatts of power and she has it got six hours to bring this thing and that 's the battery we kind of get out of the table .
eight years ago , i was at the media lab and i started to explore this idea how to put the engineers ' hand of the engineers and designers .
what i know is that it seems really important to think that the fact that the united states is involved in making people concerned about questions .
and they 're making some tests and they figure out that instead of ovsticks and markers , actually testicles , and they have a y chromosome .
when we were aiming at it , the lights were dressed and looked in the box , we saw that the piece of metal always was in a piece .
and over the movie , we had more than 500 companies , up to the top , and we were , " no , because they wanted to be part of the project .
and he drew back to the first time in the booth , his family and friends -- and you can only imagine what was a feeling that was on the parking lot .
but for over two weeks , we have programmed , we went to the boartiwalk in venice , my children also had my dog , and we created that .
and one kind of digital clacade in the night -- but as most important , a new kind of experience for everybody who wants to go to the top .
i got a ticket because i 'm not going to go down on the bike , but often there are a challenges that are not going on the bike .
and you all , in fact , used our founding fathers the concept of monarchy , and the monarchy was taken on the back of a very simplistic concept of anatomy .
i 've gone out enough from my more fortunate space to know that , yes , the world breaks apart , but not the way you worry about it .
now i don 't want you to imagine too much time to imagine how to imagine , because , if you think of your time , your generation will not teach me .
and so my primate kin , let 's embrace this gift of evolution , and play together as we can embrace creativity , and discover wonder .
but in fact , they have a secret to our future , a future we have to adapt to greater challenges , by increasing creativity and events .
a place where women leading the zepes , with sex ' hi , and the game is probably part of -- where fun is a serious business .
well in our city , in which volunteers are highly educated , mainly , you have to be very early on on the sowerc to be able to work with it .
and these scientists have just documented the various issues that the ceo was doing , and how much time they were making decisions with these issues related to the issues .
i think we would all understand the mood that the woody would understand when he said , " i don 't want to get a immortality in my work .
and the women came to mit with their stories about men who didn 't get , angry , and more disactively filled with the kids who were caught between two worlds .
on nine people we 've executed , comes one that 's felt for innocent , who was running out of the death of death .
there 's a thousand-couple of these parts of the airplane working together to make their coca-cola safer . " don 't you make it more visible ? "
the transistor was a little plastic unit that was held away from a world of interkling , a composite of machinery that would bring us all interactive .
and then , on a pile-day day , there was a hole in the clouds and the sun broke down , and maybe i can feel better .
it can produce a thousand gallons of clean drinking drinking a day , like salt , polluted water , latrine -- and all this for less than two cents a gallon .
as it would feel , living in a world where the german state would go in people , especially when they were so many jews .
it was fascinating , because one of the scientists was after my talk , and he said , " you know , it 's profoundly disturbing , you 're talking about this as you speak . "
and imagine i have smoked a kid in my own child , and i tried to stop these practices , natural llow-cost without success .
we think that because you 've taught it that the real question is : does a human being made for a company of crimes ?
so the things that make a picture look realistic , i think it 's the things we don 't think about , the things we don 't think about around our lives .
in fact , the droplet , which was a little bit of the growth of the growth that was beneficial was faster than others and integrated more and more .
the good news is that technology is making it possible to reframe the function of the government in a way that is actually possible by empowering society .
well , for those of us who have given us a given government , it 's time we think about the world we want to leave our children .
and then he says , " look , can you just open all the doors in your house and play a lot of hot music and see if the livestock 's skin ? "
so an app that is written in a few days , and then it 's propagated from selselness is a kind of a shot on the front of the federal government institution .
so think about it , if it wasn 't just possible to choose the gender of your child , and also to use genetic level , the diseases that heal and prevent .
and at the end , we really want to do a choice , and we want to be in a monochromatic world of monotards , or in a polypolymatic world of diversity ?
so we 're not just responsible for the people that we love to preserve , but to try to get good at it , to get them to get good at that .
and then we have a d..d jackner cut out and the burning does reveal the laser and then try to focus on that camera .
they 're also in an artistic aspect of an artistic materials , and , yes , electronics tech practices , and combine that to quite embarrassing .
and i 'm going to have more life experience today , and today , on my palette of music sounds far far more inside of the color sounds , in emotions and emotions , than today .
we only have two years of phosphorus and already now in the world 's current animal , and now we 're being used to see a lot more uranium in all of the plants than we 're used in all of the species .
but to me , in the middle of interactive media , as particularly as impressive , we have kicked up by one of the biology , thinking about our biology , to think of a linear thinking .
and this kind of wealth that the virtual power is really needed for the reality of the industrial times , that had needed to be envy , because they had nothing .
and we 're kind of troubled at the medializing campus , the virtual reality in our v.egic laboratory , so we can actually do that all the time .
and yes , a lot of what 's said today is really touched me , because many , a lot of beautiful expressions of overbeing that i 've lived through .
and that is , yes , that 's usually very young people , but the only thing that is going to actually happen to us is this wonderful thing about technology .
and a lot of discussions that i had had in the last six years are similar to the discussion that i 've had in the last 30 years , the discussion that i 've had in the last 30 years .
basically , every round of the sec on every siticent random randomly letter letter , and you try to make words , you 're going to be tested by a dictionary .
so we set it up to the top time , a sisiting pay money to take an ad action on the way to get the truth over the fact that we 're going to get the truth over .
if your work was brilliant you didn 't look at it all , you know , you knew you had this body genius that helped you .
we will flip it up , and we expect to be able to collect the first data in june or july , and we put our journey to find out what the panels are .
so now it 's the way . and for all those who weren 't there , the lhc didn 't have the biggest scientific experiment ever been to the -- 27 miles in diameter .
i was 17 to 10 years old , and i was recording in one of his courses , and i played the last word of the four balposts of chopin , a cliot .
we 're very efficient from the light of humans to make us better enough . our goal is to be a chance of doing that . thank you very much .
so , in any case , it 's an energy sensibility , which is hydrogen , methane , power , power to gas , and it will be .
and i 'm saying that , in an epidemic of fear , we 're living in an epidemic of fear , as i 've never seen , and i will never see again .
but if you have very cheap gas , you can put it in 60 years -- think of a plank -- that you bury in it , without all the most complex biases .
calicali-punding optimism is to make , even a bit to do something , to say , with the belief that we have a committed hope for success .
if you 're playing , you see some more nuanced , you see , you see a couple of nuances of this , which are a little bit of optimism . the eyebroms show surprising .
how to increase happiness is very different depending on how you think or think about the other of your self or think about the living self .
i feel that if we were to work , we 're very often in the case of the case , which means we remind our playmissions in the service of mind .
and in this way , time is actually the critical variable that 's a reminder of itself , but time has very little impact on this story .
we have all these superpowers , happy , generous productivity , the ability to connect to the upper social networks , encourage them to make the potential of an end bias and the desire to epend .
but this is holding me awake at night -- one of the things that night me is never as hard as it is now , as well as it is , never as hard as it is now , as well as it is , never to .
we went to talk to the music music , and a few days later , i got an email , where , in fact , nathaniel was interested in glidthood .
but the bar grab it straight back , and the bar in my company told me that we weren 't able to do that .
and it worked . again , we did something a little bit magical , and the effect of the audience was the same thing . but we 've been playing a little bit more money .
and we sheased the corner and offered the most incredible sight , thousands and thousands of evolutionary tops , a literally cable carpet that is so far away .
no , i actually felt like i was degufied from this fish because , i swear to god that 's going to cut fish after this conversation for chicken .
90 percent of the big fish that we love , the tunas that we love , the tuna , the laostte , the lavox , they 're all broken .
we want to be the world of creators , the inventor , the creator , for the co-creation , because this world we live in , that this interactive world , belongs to us .
not only of darwin 's work is that the ability to survive and thrive , the human mind is destined to transform and to transform on conflict for the human spirit , to transform itself through conflict .
when i look at the next decade , i 'm sure i 'm sure that we can create every livable future , and that we can all create all kinds of games .
what they were sent to have been an anatomical concept , and it was depositing it through another , which was radical and beautiful , and 200 years for us were missing .
and in this scenario , you can imagine that in a case the sperm is a y chomooosom , which does it at the x chromosome of the cell cell .
a few weeks later , the fire hit a letter from the house officer , who they were carrying to the brave work on the rescue of their house .
we will have a process that would require maybe 100,000 years , and we can measure it at a thousand years -- and maybe to the next 100 years .
the same technology that produces the human insulin in bacteria can make viruses that are not only protection of themselves , but also to serve the immunity against other viruses .
it seems that we 're right remote from the other parts of life , but actually the most fundamental part of the building , the fundamental mechanisms of our cells are quite the same .
and part of me was wondering , what if the content of a character would be something that would be made in the future -- through fmri ?
i would write it into this : not the most powerful of his kind of kind , and not the intelligent one of its kind , but the intelligent one changes in the best way .
i love a different kind of a bright , aggressive outfit , wearing a different outfit , wearing them , and i 've been able to read and read and read .
these are two very different units , the endurance self and remembering the other self , and the two are part of the dischanging of the annochness .
there 's a living self living in the present and now , and now , the present is capable of experiencing past the past , but basically the present .
the second case is a representation of experience and memory : basically it 's between happy in his life and happy with your life or happy with your life .
we need to have these conversations , and we need to think , but if we go to the time machine and we 're going to be happy to do it .
and you know what ? when i say that , people scream in and say , " what 's your care ? let 's do the people doing what you want . "
and in a few hours , he ends up and rented a car , and he comes up to long beach , and he 's going to visit one of these funnising ted dinner tonight .
if we look at the founding fathers of modern democracy , dr. martin luther king , he 's going to see us in his " i have a dream " -- i 'll do a little solution .
the idea is pretty simple . fourth teams have to have the biggest possible structure of the city , about a meter tape tape , and make a marshmallow .
so if the transportation technology would take conflict , the technology of the microtechnology of technology , then we could get back into a cab and put it in 30 seconds we would be in tokyo .
i personally speak that it 's easier to create a place than to find a place , because you don 't have to have a smarter use to make the ideas in your head .
two years later , i had a job in the emergency ward in the middle of toronto , and i measured one 25 year-old man with me ragged by a 25 year-old man .
imagine if you have a blind memory engine , and you 'll be overbitten by a operateur , whose average achievement in terms of lambic human activity .
last month , i had the pleasure of the painse foundation that 's called " $ 10 million shartiy x prize . "
we 're very hard to talk about race , and i think that 's because we 're not willing to approach the process of truth and reconciliation .
of course , the way of randomly elected ones is very small , they have numbers of numbers , so i don 't think they 're doing the ones that are doing this .
so if somebody 's going to offer copies of my business card , i have enough for everyone in this room and even for everybody in this world , and it 's right here .
bg : well we need one of these scaling , electricity , fabricating things that are very cheap , we have 20-year years for inventing and then to take 20 years to take .
and when i had this idea in the winter , i knew that i needed to plan for months to find the different places for the subject of the puzzle .
i meet all kinds of great stuff ; i 'm going to give out a way to make a good purpose ; i think i 'm quite different ; and it makes a lot of life to do anything completely , and making it shop to make my whole most personal skzer .
unlike the one-century entertainment entertainment of the 20th century , the participation of the community will become part of this phenomenon -- either by making it spread , or to make new things .
now , if you calculate this , people would have six times more of a glass of marry , who you had six to test when they had 24 .
and so i look as one of the people , with the most other experimental physicist physicist , who need a good range of logic to bring together the complex ideas together .
well , there 's been shrimp , and eight-dollar brands , these things that come and go , but a twist , lf is a pretty powerful thing .
and you don 't have to -- when the attacder -- you don 't have to have the use of use data about how we 've seen it at stuxnet .
and i was always proven to get out to me , when this week people came to me , just because of what i was wearing , and i had a great conversation .
and from my view , the scientific method of looking at things is to see if it doesn 't do it , one of the most common achievements of humanity .
and that gives you the pleasure and the good experience of a magazine , and reading a real paper role or a newspaper , which is a kind of medium with multiple orders .
bg : well , the actual real spending spending for research -- let 's say the u.s. should spend 10 billion a year than they do today -- that 's not as dramatic .
we can look at it , as we can use co2 , which could be used to fuel , convergence the co2 into fuel to make this process .
and i think we might probably have a new form of the cambrian explosion in which there might be massive new species based based on this digital design .
it 's a sneak dandanda , if you get full of water with water , it 's enough pressure , so i think it 's about 40 to six mature mold .
a project i did with the type of manned the field in switzerland was that we wanted to create something called optical optical or optical fiber .
i talked to it , don 't stop listening , you do , you , you and you , you and i know , when this book is not brilliant , it 's not completely my fault , right ?
but then he became older and quiet . he told me that one day he was riding on a freeway in los angeles , and it changed everything for him .
a process that 's going to ever act -- like everyone who 's ever tried to do something -- not always in other words , actually , everybody here -- not always causal .
now , of course , in a way that accidents are repeated , again , the debate around the value of science and engineering to such a boundaries . it 's easy to reject this .
so , of course , that 's like being ringing in the context of my talk , we don 't move existing , virtual worlds , all of the way we can model the holocene .
so we have now from our discoveries from all over the world , a database of about 20 million genes , and i want to believe that these are the design components of the future .
now you 're going to ask yourselves , why are all the designers of themselves begin with so natural , archaaay of communication , interaction and so forth .
and after a very short time , it had lost all the characteristics of species and conformated all the characteristics on the new software that we put into the cell .
it 's got exananated in the cell and realized the other chromosome as the foreign dididididim and so we had just a single chromosome with a new chromosome .
every step we have in excess with the surplus produces these pieces in the surplus that we could sequence , because we tried to create a very robust process of doing what you 're going to see in a minute .
the reason is , the first time it was better was when all the bad was , it was possible for people to make experiences that were a good surprise .
so , to buy new jeans , after many years of traping the old , and i said , " i 'd like to have a few jeans , here 's my height . "
we can watch our children playing , and we have our phone phone on a hip , and we have a hip phone on the top of other hip , and we may probably have our laptop on the same way .
it 's not that easy now , but it 's not impossible if you have enough curiosity and you get enough energy in it , you get too far there .
the official dogma works like this , if our goal is maximize the increation of our citizens , it 's mostly about the attacks of the individual .
yes , that 's a huge debate right now , designed by coal , because we don 't know , or gaberup binets , because it can 't be done .
and i got to milk ' 80s ' 80s in berlin because i wanted to make my renewable energy and that 's not in karllasca .
i learned a lot about science , but i 'm sure i have to be a director also has to lead a leader , a guide like ship capc-am , or something like that .
you go up into these capsule , then you just floating in this dark , smothful environment , where no hope is , if you can 't bring it back .
i bumped my father , until finally , a hiol school at buffalo , new york , had been missing on the other side of the border where we lived .
and since it wasn 't the video games , or these over-saturation with computer-generated films , all the imaging language in the media landscape had to create the images in my head .
and my love to science fiction seemed to be in my environment , because then in the late 60s , we flew to the moon and we were exploring the deep sea .
we should call them what she is , a chicago in a crederalls , an industry that gives rise to capital capital that allows you to do that .
it 's very different from saying we have a three-and-a-half high truck truck under a three-foot bridge , which is something that 's got to be put in a three-foot bridge .
and our european species and atoms systems are basically just dirty rostenes of great power plants , where the wave is around europe .
and as you knew in the village , then , who 's going to do what was happening to what and when , what , this is what happened today , this expansion of our self is going through the global level .
but the logic of deception allows us to do this as if the first sentence of prefall is wrong , it would be the opposite of the opposite , of course .
and these corns know that in the heart of the book , he knew that he was actually related to the fire , but that he can 't say that he can 't say that .
i told my wife , whenever a person in a moral position , it 's a mistake because , let 's try to replace it through replacing even more even even a even even even incontinuating even .
i can now change the comfort that bach has loved on the modern wing sound of what a baroaroy can 't do .
these are the first shoes that you can put to the catty light on the footlight song , and you can move your rubber in biological cycles , right ?
all right , so , very exciting , it doesn 't actually process in this , but here 's the only thing that is in this roroy mass right now too .
so if you take the system as i was taught it , and all the flabs of health scientists were locked out , there 's no more left .
some time ago , it was like , if you wanted to win a formula , your budget and then her money would take money on a good driver and a good car .
play is a shape-activated , and it can adopt many forms of some kind of quiet , mathematical , curious -- maybe to explore the really hard again .
and my friends , the great , giant , sandmovies , say that the reason their movies are so successful about giving the brand cake they have .
and if you 've already met that the drtopper of the stuxnet is complex and high-tech , let me tell you , the use of user data is a science for itself .
so , this really , in a sense , really got my interest , and we started working on it almost around , because i thought , well , we don 't know what the goal is .
and there 's probably quite the toughest of the street art scene in there , brosy , shepard , discovering , caws , caws -- all these guys will be there .
one , we have the insurance insurance , and actually for wary , we got a device that can communicate with it -- a stephen hawking machine .
in that we gave him a little push , we could make it vibrate at the same time , and not vibrating them -- something that allowed us in the quantum mechanics .
if you look at the history of the founding fathers , many of you have seen that many of you were very interested in science , and they were interested in a concept of a natural world world .
he came up with the director of congress , and he said , " professor romer , i 'm going to thank you for your talk , but maybe we might look at the tedtalk .
and so far the isolation is , if we are as a species , it becomes insulating and the changes of the environment , it 's going to produce insulation and the changes of the environment that we can make evolution in natural ways .
and by the way , we go and divide and blend and blend so much that it 's no longer possible to find that isolation is necessary for evolution to find the evolution of evolution .
so they invented , according to hereotus , the box game and the turclabs to a national strategy , and one day you 'd be playing . next day you 'd play .
and if you 're familiar with the old greek historian , geodenotus are familiar , you might know this story , the story about how and why games had been invented .
but also , because it turns out , because it turns out we 're using all this time on playing all this time , actually , what we 're capable of as humans .
the incredible thing to me is that the projects i received is , i get the most feedback , or where i had the biggest achievement , those who are interacting with things directly with interacting with .
so the fact is , the white pill doesn 't seem so well as the blue pill that doesn 't seem so well , as the blue pill doesn 't seem like the needle .
take two programs , and they make kids through the exchange of their subroutines , and the kids ' characteristics the characteristic of subroutines from the two programs .
but then another , very interesting step , where things were completely different , and then these cells started to communicate and share information so that communities from cells started to be developed .
and i went back through the same torden-level of shame and self-doubt , and it was forced to get away and went to work until it again and again .
i may have so successful and so capable of taking responsibility to take responsibility that i was so privileged and so i would have been able to do my patient 's position without getting it in contact with it .
how about the oppressed , where about it , can be a voice to look at yourself and make change , for the very first time ?
if i think that affluence , i don 't mean a life of luxury for everybody on this planet ; i 'm about to create a life full of possibilities .
in the next book we 're trying to use a conversation with the internet of the ipads and augmented an augmented reality animation that looks at a plant from the house in a plant from the house .
if we don 't want to do that if we do that , we have been guilty about something like that , i think , to be far , very colonialism .
so one organism could learn , for example , to eat a specific frutainment , because they didn 't kiss bad and he made sick , the last time he ate them .
and it turns out that when you manage that something feels a little bit , it feels a very good tool to save people to save it .
there 'd never be the history of technology , this kind of recurtive growth of growth , by which all the time , all the time , are growing exponentially for a few years .
the interesting thing here is that this slide , like this , like , others , what we often find in the field , is a kind of right on a log graph .
it 's not just " code for america , " there are hundreds of people around the country getting up and write government apps every day in their own communities .
and it will allow people to measure their blood blood blood , put it on their doctor and give him a little over 100 dollars for a little over 100 dollars .
because , of course , it 's not something you can actually direct , but i always want to let this look like you could , in a photograph , like you could , in a picture .
if i told you that somebody has been their life on a scale of a 10 percent scale , it has a lot of insecurity about how happy it is to do with his living self .
this is a people who don 't distinguish cognitively between the colors and green , because it 's the sky that people depend upon which people depend in the forest .
and if you want to make an informed citizen , you want to make sense of all the value and the technology , then you need access to the knowledge and the technology .
because it makes the same sense of what i 've heard about , if it was all about that , which i 'm about to explain , if it 's all crazy , fake little enforced city of the creative process .
no , it looks much better if we show that we are in charge of fixing the risks , the other one first when you put fire on top of the way .
it 's always a very happy concert , when i can have the experiences , the piece that i 've done so long in advance of how new it works .
we want to be good for society , we want to be good for the economies , but if it comes to the environment , the highest is not there , right ?
so , if we look at that we can transfer existing choices from one to something else , the metaphor , then i can do it as a metaphor .
of course , the designers are not just engaging with the issue and then using neural stimulation or cognitive data , but primarily , by course , the subject of human-expressed connection .
it can 't be like this , but it can 't be transformed for its actions and claims of responsibility , and so it is disutilized .
we start in the process of putting the leadership in two . we 'll start putting them into a series , and then add them to a little bit more voice .
there was just the case that it had self-confidence service and one of them sitting in a cruise mountain in a little while where you were supposed to be evil .
they believed that creativity was a kind of divine sense of being , which is coming from a distant , unknown source to people -- from untapped , unknown reasons .
everything you have to do is to take the bitter nutritional pay from really great mouths , just the young century , who died with their own hand .
his job is to create the conditions that exist less than a billionth of a second , in the beginning of the universe -- and that 's to be 600 million times within a second .
and even if you were off all of your child , every minute we 'll be in our child at the mutilated , we ask ourselves , " should i take this call ?
so what it means is that this incredible freedom of choice we have in terms of making decisions , again , again , and again , whether we should be working or not to work .
it 's a third set of purpose that doesn 't have to do with the first two sentences and do that as if the opposite of the first sentence has proven , and suggests that it 's already proven to the opposite of the first sentence .
the whx americans don 't stop to sioux when they were batting and the arrow when the americans stopped to be the one by being the horse and horse drivers .
and i 've learned that the world of the deep sea , even in the shallow oceans , is as rich as the rich life is , as we can 't possibly imagine .
now , if we go on and go through age , we see 40 years or younger , we see that accidents should actually make the leading cause of cause people .
this is the greatest time it ever has on this planet , no matter how scale you can do it : health , affluence , mobility , opportunities , change disease .
and fortunately , there are dozens of companies now , and we need hundreds of those , as well as their approaches , that are working for their pilots , for example , to provide it .
and we 're starting by taking the waste that 's already already already , which is in these refrigerators or dry or dry people in these reactors . that 's our seed fuel .
the other note is , if we use the zero-footprint technology , whether it 's used in all developed countries and we 're on the way that we 're going to get them to the rest .
but in the middle of ' 90s , we found that we found that we were in the center of food and proval-making -- which was actually what we had for the company in the city .
about 12 years ago , a story came out , a horrible history that the autism epidemic , the masvles , and manle-making vaccine in action .
now , having elected , i know , that the wikipedia peegis is to be deliberating , most people from the year .
and also , our system has been an agreement , because we 're going to do that in a minute seven percent of the diesel things that we don 't get through .
a drop in the ocean , i know , but i 'm taking it , and you should do it , because these love of love , like romantic , is also naked .
well , i was calling a number of people in the company , no one could give me a decent answer , until finally , i was finishing up with the senior biologist .
and i will always make nathaniel play everywhere , whether in the world disney hall or skid row , because he reminds me why i got a musician .
and this is kind of a little of our vision of a kind of spounatuative energy , and i 'm sylenst for cradle to be said that they 're saying solar energy .
so , you know , there 's also a change that 's going there , and it 's only from that assault stance to the idea of seeing 100 percent renewable is yes .
and she 's working in medical culture , recognizing that people fill the system with life and when that is , people also do mistakes at time .
but tomorrow , it can be able to challenge us to the future challenges -- think about climate change or co2 emissions -- how we can then change from the digital world to the physical .
and finally , saturday : we have a unique , unique style of personal style , is a great way of telling the world to tell you about something without having to say .
i mean , it can sound funny to think that one thing is at the same time , but they were not born with this idea , they developed it .
so , dedegested and decosted , we made the depel code and found out that in two digital warheads -- a smaller and a larger one .
the drockers are actively going around the gray box , when a particular configuration was discovered , and even if this particular program , it 's trying to infect it on that goal .
now , if we 're going to turn on the systems that control the raw and the valves control , then we can actually make a lot of problems with the centrifuge .
it 's like that ties , their connections with all the things you see around you , literally define who you are , and that 's the most profound and strange of quantum mechanics .
so one day i decided to visit the request of the leader , and i asked the head , " does this model work that you can actually do all of these possibilities ? "
while i 'm doing this , i 'm also going to leave you some of the lessons that i 'm , if you 've learned it or not , from this adventure , nothing new to wear .
they were the notion that people who had people who had this political power , they should have these political power , because of the blood of the grandfather to son and so on .
one of the areas that we 'll take in the field of this culture , today , in the united states today , is the struggle , and the end of life .
and it was only when he was 19 , he got enough medical problems , actually because he was retired inside the doctors that the doctors found out that he was in the heart of their own .
but i bet that it 's playing with the floor of a very valuable lesson , which is not just going to stop the thing you just leave , and you 're still going to stay there .
and most of all , i 'm going to be able to develop the wisdom , and the wisdom , we will be able to make sure we make a difference to make these decisions make sense ?
there are lots of buildings like that , especially in a place where they would like to go to america , especially in a place where they would live there .
so they either survive , or they went underground , and they were going to go underground , and that meant that if a community was successful , all the community 's individuals were more frequently more and by evolution .
and because the government finally takes their power from us -- remember , " we 're going to say we 're the people , " -- how we think about this change will affect the way that this change is going .
and so , that 's what i sent home to you , misspevely , i was a little voice in myself , trying to say , " the goldman sachs , don 't do that . "
well , with all our digital devices that make us seven days a week , 24 hours a day , all those negative news is to make it a miracle of mist .
so these are just some of the clips i 've been collecting about the last six months -- but it could be the last six days , or the last six years .
and when i was about 14 or 15 , one day , my brother came home and brought this one of my mouth to the forest and i went to the forest .
and second , as a species species , we have really reconforced our environment to adapt to us , and we adapt to them .
so , the people who decided to get involved in trying to get the more possibilities to give you the more , the more people are being pushed up and to choose .
but it could also be used to get people from their chairs , and to get them to play together certain kind of play , to control their health .
and not with the help of your husband , she would not pay her with a sense of doing it in trial and she was a larger deal than she won .
but the nine-largest supermarket that 's now on top of the world today is aldi , and they 're only giving them 1,400 extra products -- a kind of tomato sauce in doses .
so what i 'd like to suggest today is four simple techniques -- techniques that we tested in different ways and different types of research -- which they just apply to in their business .
but it takes time until you hit puberty , and then they grow , but they don 't even get their course , until somebody comes from being there , that there 's something different about it .
this plant includes some very strong tral tames that 's in serotonin , dimethyltral tamel , and manipulation of the brain , in a very similar way .
that 's how the future may look for changes in changes , today , today , evolutionary flu is accelerating , today , evolutionary flu , and potentially eukaryonte .
we have fuels from the two two-foot and third generation that will have a much higher sugar asset , like cruckor or different kinds of buol .
the second thing is that since this archatic models , we have been able to talk very , very precisely , as we now use a coding language .
because , as in the beginning , it 's an extremely important technology , and most people have a relatively little clue about it , and no longer a chance of making it really well .
it could give you a self-felt , spartty , bizarre , bizarre collaboration , a kind of conversation between tom and the strangeness , which is not all tom .
well , we were very , very much like having this kind of call , but not just the writers , but the creative idea , it seems to be the creative , mentally unstable .
just the things that burn , like the fox , like the facesssater , like writers , who must have to be like the way that the writers are going to be in biological systems .
and now they can just do that when they want to make anything , if you want to do something , and especially when you want to make people happy , you have to practice that courage to lie .
we find all kinds of species that we 've taken a second chromosome or a third of a matter , and a third of a matter of one , every time you can hold thousands of different influences in just one second .
part of the design is to make the number of letters that have to have 50 letters and have to have more 50-letter obstacles in order to build smaller sub-lines so that these togeils fit together .
in fact , we 're going from a new point : we have digitized biology , and now we 're trying to deal with the digital code into a new stage of biology , using new life and build together .
most of them are digital photographs on a camera , but this one is , for example , a scan of the library of congress and it 's in a field of 300 memates .
so , we did it , we only see the thing that we can see , before we see it , that again back to our inner device , to say , okay , okay .
this tribe , the cofan , have 17 pounds of ayahuasca , which they all reside in with a very close in the woods , which is the kind of view for our eyes .
and at this point , when you 're laughing , you see how important this lie is and how much time you need to experience something , what artists can tell us very well .
now , that 's good , except paul is walking around and talking about vaccines , and he says , how valuable they are , and people just stopped to be sspiking .
drinking water , urum-functioning land , rain rainforests , oil , gas , gas -- they disappear , and if we don 't go out of that mess , and we 're going to eliminate them all the way .
what that means is that if you could meet somebody and you would tell them , oh , his father is a two-foot , how much would you know about your size ?
it 's the living self that the doctor 's physician is telling -- you know , when the doctor says , " does it hurt me when i 'm going to push it here ? "
but i think in this frame here and with purpose , in a deception , to make something real , i 'm going to let the needle just hold out there and walk on the stage .
now , the brain most epidemic in which we 're in the verge of this is this absurd struggle between the provalal , and the bio-diffusion of the bio-atmospheric system .
and the reason for that would be , first of all , we have done by medicine , and it was done a lot of genes that would be tested otherwise and have been removed from a population of the population .
and after the end of the titanic , i said , " okay , i want to put my main career as a filmmaker in hollywood , and i 'm going to put on a while on a while . "
we should be using the effects of action for reducing inequality in the way , the less we produce the less co2 , the less the co2 will be , and the temperature will be the temperature .
well , the exact same relationship between a carbon rise and doing the current level of current change and where it 's going to be more different , but not very many .
and in that community you realize that the most important thing that you have is that you have to do a problem that you can explain each other because you have to explain one other thing .
and she made me understand this teledem experience that you 're using robotic illusions , and you can use your own consciousness into the vehicle , in these different forms of existence .
the u.s. bank amateurs decided two months ago by mr. sam jajain here , and in this ad , 14.9 million dollars , when it was frozen .
but then , just a 3d cloud could be a 3d cloud , where you can move through , and through that you can go through , you can look through them that you can look for them from many , many directions .
and that was , very exciting , for us , because as architects , engineers , as designers , we always think about how people use things that we design .
so when i knew i was coming here to consider a tedtalk of the auping world of storement and swasts , i knew i 'd do something a little different .
the little nerve takes over a casusend and then the rogates and slowed it down and it slodes it and the great wiep starts with six kakades in the interaction and manipulated .
i just want to just say with him and i asked , " wait a minute , isn 't that -- i saw stephen hawking -- can 't be all the common people using these devices ? "
and if they play with their particles , you make all kinds of weird things -- like they 're going right through walls , or that they can be at the same time two different places .
but it was a pretty abstract discussion , in a place when there was a pause , octadeno said , " paul , we might be looking at the tedtalk . "
and maybe it 's where we have to go to the future if we go to democracy about anatomy -- less about the individual bodies to think about identity , and more about relationships .
while we move our science forward , we get increasingly , increasingly , a zone of awkwardness , where we have to acknowledge that the simplification we have , probably too simple .
they 're not something but something you put in the morning , and that will give you extra strength , and you 'll increase your pace and increase your balance , for example , your balance .
so when i started to speak with the companies and tell them that we wanted to tell the story , they said , " no , we want you to tell a story .
maybe the moment is the moment-scale concept that just looks at what 's in a break , and how we fix that , for every single one of us , a greater disability than the pathology approach .
the creator for unmovable objects are not just people , but the light that seems to them , and the wind that shine them , and the heat of the room , and the heat of the room .
there is no way of making technology and design that allows us to be a whole fully human unless we can 't be eyes and ears for poverty , it 's surasiated and injustice .
so these communities began to develop , so that the level of evolution was no longer the single cell , but the entire cell community that we call organism .
in this year , you were able to get it for the first time for solar power in india , to 50 percent of the u.s. power in india -- in eight rupees , compared to 17 rupees .
i came to ted because i think many of you understand that the moral pendulin of the universe is far outcovering , but that it 's going to end the justice .
finally , a society is not measured by how they treat their rich and powerful and privileged , but on how they deal with the poor , the incarceration .
well , i hope you agree with me that that players are human resources that we can use in real life in real life , and that games has a big importance for change .
every dollar has been divided , and it was done in more education for english and mathematics , no matter what we needed to give it , and the new stuff that came out of a closed hand .
in other words , you 've found a way of having a way to get a way to get them to be low , which allowed them to be low , so that this information could be copied and copied .
now , if i want to record another technology , let 's say a transportation technology , then on the semi-logarithmic scale , that would come very unreasonable at the top of a flat line .
and we think we want to think that this is one of the main problems , why all of us -- maybe most of the electronic health projects are failing because we stopped listening .
this was dr. kean , a man i knew just from narratives of my mother 's day because i was , of course , quite typical , to my birthday two weeks late .
sensing is to bite is something like a little bit of the rum-cent , purfed from barotina paintings and land on a sea of electricity .
kids , old , all kinds of people go there to just integrate out , they put a lab in and look at what can you do when these lab protocols do .
an interesting conclusion of the interactions that we started to see is that we could apply the ordinary gestures on data , like the colors of the blue to put it with fluid .
you have to imagine that if you make something that 's the classic thing , five hours and you need to use five hours of natural software just one hour .
and usomance always means how can i achieve a certain goal , or how a user can do that much , and how a user can do that , in a certain mode of useful matter , efficiently and happiness .
and we have this one that 's not hard , but that 's why i think that 's right , i think , pretty well , very well-designed , people are quite quite convinced .
and then when we put in the process of software , this is the first line of blue interfaces that were very abstract where you took months to deal with these systems .
" don 't , " i said , " just to get the facts right , you are famous to grow out out of the sea , you 're famous to grow the environment . "
if the bad wonder of wonder , you 're going to ask you to take a sound on your effort , you know , for a brief moment , to be a kind of wonder of wonder through your effort , then eolington !
at archaeal , the chromosome is actually disintegrating into the cell , but we 've shown that you can do a complete transplant of a cell to another , and that can activate them .
and finally , i think it 's pretty obvious , at least for those of us who have been to the ultimate goals of the earth , realizing that they are not at all from the point .
that doesn 't mean they 're going to go home four hours , but your employer will be somewhere that you 'll have to work with the four hours of doing this .
the eastern government is not always very well working with the inuit , and in the 1990s , in the 1990s , the intercreation of our domination , they were forced to move in settlements .
so in arguments , in arguments , i always tried to do this grasse-fully , which is the rerc , they have a little net that has no very small net , which has nothing to do with our bodies and nothing .
but if you take the shape in which you do that on the smaller pill , and you can see this blue color and you can actually mimic this blue and a letter , and it 's actually effective to actually make it more effective .
it demands that we all have to focus on all our senses and that we use our thinking , and we use our thinking , how our emotions and our challenge are in the challenge that we are .
it 's a while , and people will be debating if they want to study experience happiness or whether they want to explore or explore a lot of time , so we have to take this conversation fairly seriously .
and what happens is that if you think about life in california , think about the difference between california and other places , and that difference is , say , in climate .
the distinction between the happiness self and universal satisfaction is recognized in the last few years , and now you try to measure the two separate ones .
it 's based on the great research at cognitive science that if we spend 10,000 hours with the hourals of any subject to the 21 year of life , we 're going to master it .
i mentioned not the skin of my loved fish , which was delicious , and i don 't like fish skin . i don 't like fish skin . i don 't like a fish .
the average one is about five inches , bl-f students , half of them , lawyers would create a bit more , but not much , childborn kids are better than the adults .
some people say you shouldn 't be just about insurance only because one of them might be a little bit to keep doing it , so you know that you 're going to save the heart operation .
so when i got back to turn my next film , " avatar , i was trying to use the same leadership , which is that you serve your team and you care about respect . "
yes , it 's three percent saline sales , two percent are stacked , and we 're fighting about 0.5 percent of the water on the planet , but here 's also hope .
i had to make sure it wasn 't free , and it was my job to learn that the story was tried to crush us , we got there .
but one particular fellow , a man named erik todd dreite , noticed something else , and that was that the residents were running out of the mise of running open in front of this .
they went away from a story overnatural form , and the surprising things like a supernatural concept of power , back where the transmission of the natural concept was based on a very vay concept .
no longer a building that would open to give you a little , but a building that still had breaks and syringes in the water , you had to jump now without air .
so i came along with a need to go , just to go a check and then i put a check for it , and i did a check , i know , i was not the most icable idea of how to fix it .
this is a cheap camera glasses that we bought on the beach tour of venice , some copper wire and some stuff from the construction market and the electronics trade .
and i was confused , because i thought the whole concept of advertising , your product , the idea of giving you so many people as possible , it would let as many people possible as possible .
18 months ago , i took another one at google , and i started making something with museums and art . my cheir , who is now , gave me blue light .
in fact , they 're looking at a lens in the first time , when the first time you had more information , but i would guess it was the second time to take the real estate .
tastemaker , creative action , completely unexpected , are the characteristics of a new kind of media and culture where everyone has access and the audience are most likely to be the most relevant .
and to be honest , the only real and vulnerable disability that i have to have , i think , is that the world is constantly constantly thinking it could be the world , you can describe me with these definitions .
i know you 're going to ask , " how do we solve problems of the real world in games ? " and that 's exactly why i have to put my work in the last few years in the institute for the future .
and there is a generation that grew up the internet , and the white knows that it 's not that hard to do things together , you have to build the right systems .
now the transitional position is where these communities are so close to the collapsing that they decided to be able to write the recipe for the entire community into a string chain .
i live professionally from building computers , and i know that i 'm using the mechanism that i use to build computers , not use the previous advance in computer technology .
think about that a great percentage of americans are living under the poverty line , access to electricity , water , toilets , cooler , mobile phones , climate change and cars .
ladies and gentlemen , what i have to trust in our future is the fact that we are more powerful than individuals to put us on the big challenges of our planet .
let 's go back to the world of medicine , in which i feel a lot of comfort , or maybe a little less likely to say with you about this .
and at the end of the day , i would weave my stuff , and i went back to the parking lot and went home to the parking lot , when i did something i couldn 't do .
and there was another nurse saying , not the nurse who saw the wife , but another three words , and these three words are mad for me and those three words , most emergency doctors i know .
i want you to imagine something that gives you something to give a portable robot or another , or another , that helps you stand up and go up and go up and get on to get on and go up on .
or , one of the most fascinating tribes i 've ever lived with , the wai i in the northeast of ecuador , is an amazing people who contacted the year of surport contacted in the year of the year of the year .
and if that sphere is also happening over people , then it 's filling up with spirit with nature , with nature , that can only live with the soul , right with the soul .
and the wind plant or the solar plant or whatever it is , is usually a building system or a system that can feed itself in small amounts of numbers .
and what 's so frustrating and angry is that steve levitt tells you yesterday about how these expensive and hard-worked to factory car car seats . it 's a waste of money .
my father , for example , was chemists , and i couldn 't remember any situation in his 40 years as a chemist he was asked if he was afraid to be a chemist .
somehow , i have to find a way to go to the writing of a safe distance between me and my very natural acts of how the reaction to the writing is going to be .
in this case , we have three intellectual ones as a color pots , and i can use them to cast color in the middle of where they 're going to mix .
there are also some nice opportunities in education like languages or math or nuclear games where we give people the possibility of fast and error and then going to see the results immediately .
here in the upper-left on the left there , you see biodishes , which is a hackerspace , basically a kind of a school , a private school , a nonprofit institution , where everyone can come .
that means , to be , if you know that , you 'll pay attention to who you look at , because i 'm not going to be giving any credit to what can happen .
so i would like to do this for the whole thing to do , because if i had to translate into english once it would be worth it in translation for me to translation translation into translation .
there 's an enormous marketing for prescription drugs for people like you and me , if you think about it , not making sense , because we don 't buy them .
so here we have a full parallel education , and the young people are learning as much as we share what it is to be a good player , how everything else you learn in school .
the nice thing is , in the part , you can basically take away all of the regrets on the island of today , which is the problems we 're going to get when we want to increase the percentage of renewables .
because of different successes in the light sector , through other forms of species in the building , there are plenty of services to building some individual services to some individual services .
the terrapowered engine means that instead of a part of the institute , one percent of the pridean , which we decided , which is the number of 5 , the u238 .
it doesn 't make any difference . it doesn 't make any difference , because we believe in anecdotes , we believe what we think we see , we feel what we think we see .
this is true for salmon that thinks about their own happiness , and it 's for scientists who think about happiness , because it turns out that we are lying as the way that everybody else are .
and the third is concentrations that are the illusion , and that is the unfortunate fact that we don 't think about a fact that affects well-being , without the way we think about it .
what happens is , it 's obvious that money is not raising a experience of experience happiness , but that lack of money is a certain hostile , very clear measure , and we can measure that miserable , very clear .
when people were going to take this investment seriously , i mean , it seems all of the head to put everything we think , for example , with tax policy and so on .
and in fact , if i knew my colleagues that an orthopedic was lost in my hospital to someone , i think i had trouble to look at him the wrong leg .
the other thing is , we think , that if we see every day that the cup we throw away , not just disappeared , is that there 's still somewhere on the planet .
we know it as " love instead , " as we have , " monkeys , " because they have common sex , and reintelligent partners , and they have conflicts and so on .
and so , i had to develop this new intuition that it looks like all the objects in the elevator are actually just out of raw objects that are sticking together in a small space .
my call to all of you today , is : do you think that 's happening on your flight -- don 't you -- but how would you change ? and how would you change ?
the icemountains around me nearly 60 feet from the water , and i was able to figure out that this was a snowflake on a different snowflake year year year .
and what we were looking at was whether the number of places that were possible to have been able to get the 401 plan , the 401 plan , the chance of not being saved by tomorrow .
it 's about people who understand the difference between the possibility of the possibility , to understand what the consequences are associated with the individual possibilities , and that have to have become the consequences of the consequences that have to be liwed .
meat and the decrease of the trees that make it more likely to fill a sports plane -- and there we are , not sure to be honest .
we 're often talking about very young people with spinal cord injury , who 's in the near stages of their lives -- ' , in the 30s , ' 40s , ' 40s -- from the fate of the world , and the wheelchair is the only option .
from a evolutionary perspective , they are and me , as nex rockets , to send the genetic fractions into the next level of orbit , and then drop into the ocean .
so i was asked by the president of honduras , who meant that we have to do this project to get our country to keep our country forward .
now , you know , what is you to do that we can use and can 't make the mechanisms of a shared bacteria and the way that a shared bacteria can actually treat the diabetic of the human insulin ?
now , if you look at the extreme , the plans that give the two fund the two fund , you know , a part-mate dealer , you still have a cluster of parternate in the 1970s -- still not the way we want it .
in my late classes , i learned the origins and the runrunner every musle , every branch of every cow , which takes off the aorta , obobers and a common differential behavior .
we have , we have computers , computers , video equipment , cd , and so on , all of our specialized mechanisms that we built in our community to have that information .
so if we think about things like this , the obvious answer is , the obvious answer to people , like , " ok , that sounds bad , but it 's not me , because i am a braver citizen .
then i take the same patient with the chest pain , or i 'm going to get it swor and just give them some push off and i have a little alcoholic breath and all of a sudden is a story that is suspended in contempt .
really , what really did not have been so much about confident that i asked the nurse , what was the company that was done for woman , " do you believe it 's okay if you go home ? "
in this year , we celebrate the 200 . anniversary of charles darwin and when he published 150 years ago , darwin has written into something very true about evolution , darwin 's eyes pointed into something very true about the human character .
i admit , i wasn 't very interested in , i was not particularly interested when a friend said to me , i said to me to see this wonderful video of a guy who was carrying on the ride of bicycles on bicycles .
it 's a group of caring citizens written a very detailed 325-page report that 's written an answer to the sec testing .
can i give you a bug in your life , the courageous of all the wave , the unworn , stetur-worn of the engine , the long sea , not least that 's not going to guarantee you ?
you see who we were and how life shaped us , we can now see that the men who might be in our lives would be , let alone come into the qusum of us .
in this vast creillate symphony of the universe , the life on earth is just for just a mere patient , and the animal life , as a single mus-musing , and the human life , a small notation .
they represent parts of the human imagination that recapitates back in the past times , and for those of us , the dreams of these children , like the dreams of our own children are the dreams of the day of hope .
or what you normally understand from a lab , which is kind of a little low-tuned machine , extremely expensive , low-low-level , low-comnious professional , low-, professionals and so on .
look at the area of the eastern pacific , from the american west west , and church of the indian subcontinent , where there 's a drapped-decline of oxygen in the ocean .
there 's also some measures where you can get it for your local practice , just passive or you can talk to the musical language , up to the musical language .
and the exciting thing is , if you look at this , this new society , this computer society , is very much very many mechanisms , principles and aaaaan paradigm from the tribal society .
you invites the d.d.a on gold particles and the gold particles in this air bottle , and then i shot it up on the onion and then i put it on the flash and then put it on .
i have become more older , again , a day , and i grew up , my pulse is slower at the night slower at the time , in a concert hall , it takes longer that sound can come back home .
what logic is about this delusion , this self-deception , your willingness to identify another reality than the one we actually know in the unconscious , is to outact .
and it 's probably likely to be , it 's all that i 'm writing by the world than the work of the work that came from the first day of my last book , right ?
so we decided that it 's the only way to be in the front , this chromosome actually presents what allows us to vary the individual components , so some of these fundamental questions .
work -- we 're blessed as carl jung has shown us , with technology that allows us every minute of every single day every single day of every place -- up to the marginalized in hotel .
and over time , you have a rich knowledge of the composers that you have often heard of , and it 's getting a lot of easier to think and feel in it .
am it that . i 'm getting it right ? your software allows that to be used to a certain stage , within the next few years , all the images that are used in the world are basically interconnected to each other ?
in the course of both , it 's too late to see if you can 't , or learn how to do it , or learn how to put these little muscles that signiates the vocal chords , actually use .
because , you know , it 's very short before you 're doing a cost of manufacturing and funded only the learning curve , i think we should try more things that have the potential to be a lot more at .
there 's a research path that 's called the geoengineering engineering , which is to travel with various technologies , so we would spend 20 or 30 years longer to collapse .
we play games to get to everything that doesn 't work in the real world , and it 's all in real life , and we get ourselves to do what we need in the games .
imagine your next holiday on the end of the vacation , you know , all your images are being wiped out and you get an amneduldish drug , so that you 're not going to remember anything .
so i propose if you 're very bad , look for the next 30 seconds , or if you look at the first goddamn part of the right , or , you know what , i 'm going to make the first goddamn guys in the back .
if we don 't treat a human being and not recognize all its forces and the possibility and to acknowledge and acknowledge and acknowledge , we can also , in addition to the natural struggle that you might need to need , another disease .
and then , you know , you 're now thinking that somehow in this cloudy nature , in this air environment , in this air environment , it 's called the latin , it 's in the latin , which is the air .
because , you know , i had a creature that we could then shape a visual effect , but i couldn 't imagine what i would see outside of the window .
so i started a company , together with my good friend , alan winston , who was at the time of the best mamp-wire and creitic designer , and it was called digital domain .
they created a 11,000 acre of fishing -- barzile , marine name , aal -- and then , you know , ladies and his company are completely disdestroying the ecological destruction completely .
a couple of weeks ago we brought a wny face to risd , and we gave them a few designers who had no technical experience -- only box , wood and paper -- and they said , " make me . "
the small thing we added is that we asked people to just think of all the positive things that would happen in their lives when they were going to save money .
it turns out that in the front of the supermarkets up there , the number of 331 kinds of papers are up to 64 and 64 magazines .
the consequence is that somebody like me actually has a brain that had more moral speakers than a woman who was born with testicles , and a terrorist receptor bug .
so for example , texas has decided to marry a man that , to marry a man , to marry a man , to marry a man , to marry a woman , means you have a y chromosome .
now , for the first time , we can first -- and the campaign campaign has shown this -- we can be from the digital world , from the network of the network , the forces of the networks .
and the coolest thing is -- and this holds all the circle -- that this april , when the native ca in downtown is going to be an exhibition , it will give you a show called " type of the streets . "
the only thing we knew was very , very complicated , what the windows part of the table , the flatable -- the flatable part , he made some of the nooci of randomness -- use .
and shortly after that , in the 19th of january , after january , after january , they voted with the situation in the constitution , to have an approved policy that is in particular developed areas .
he 's called dr. pizgetiol . a itic american , whose name of how you can imagine most americans don 't say correctly , so he always called dr. p. .
well , it turns out that climate isn 't very important for the living self , and it 's not really very important for the quetest self , which is how happy people are .
so every morning i salute my wer-scale and people talk to me before i 'm in the car , " lunch only would stop a little salad on it , bob . "
but it 's this vorder that we own , and we can make something that works against us , which is something that works against us , something else , and then we made ourselves .
i 'm sitting here and i put in basically a set of rules of mine , hoping that there 's a similar idea in your head that has a sense of a resemblance to my original idea .
and when i heard her breast 's skons , i could hear a crock sound of both sides , and i told me that she suffered under cong-heart failure .
i 'm going to try and visualize this kind of the kidneys of the kidneys , and when it was done , my colleague at the reposition of the patient become a disdismating in the bottom right .
the new doctor is a human , white to know about his humanity , to make sure , is not proud of being proud , but it 's all about learning in it so that it can be passed on .
here are also mini strand that 's driving on the motor , and on their pilacles , they 're moving forward in this fairly smooth and very natural fashion that you 're moving forward to this fairly smooth and very natural fashion .
so i want to take you on a way to a trip today , the race of the race , a short journey through the race of the race , to try to understand them , which actually went missing .
if we do very well at new vaccine , health care and remanufacturing medicine , we could probably reduce it 10 percent by 15 percent , but we 're going to see a slope by 1.3 .
this is a very important step forward , but it 's like a speeding reactor and some countries have built this , so everyone who has been able to have a fast of conditions has been conducted for the first .
and of course , a byproduct of all of that is the immense rich virtual models of any kind of context that 's not just through bridge or satellite images and so forth , but by collective latitudes .
well , if it 's a lot of alternatives to thinking about it , it 's just more attractive to what you have to do , that makes it less enough to be more susceptible to the alternatives that you chose .
you know , we really -- cheap for the use of the entire petrochemical industry , exactly . if you can 't do that at ted , otherwise , where else ? one key source of energy .
we all know that the interactive media definition is an definition of definition , which involves the idea of the linearity of the linearity , and what we tell is that we think about the linearity of what is now known .
oooilat is going to be about fifty to 17 times a thousand times a time of activity , in the middle of a time , you have noticed that it 's less often in spostry than the day .
it 's a river that takes all the things that are going on , rivers that are happening now , and it 's driven by a chemical , iryogial power supply .
if you saw the yachui , you know , you can see that stuff , that substance that you can make , that substance that you have also called different species also called crolodioylolation .
well , very briefly , another reason we don 't realize about happiness is that we can 't pay attention to the same things when we actually think about life and when we actually live .
you get to great money in money , and there 's some sensible people who disagree if you have something that 's not economic , and it tries to fund it , to me , that 's the only waste .
he 's still going to be associated because of his former other stories , with the skepticism of the head camp , but he understood that this is what a very small group is going to do now .
but because this has not happened here , we can find it , and people like jenny mccarcan can go around and get messages from fear like oprah and larry king live .
now we can do it more effectively , and of course there are risks , but we can do something like vitamin a in rice , and the stuff can help to increase millions of people , and bring them to more .
i 've got some people who 've been published with " happiness " in the last five years , and they 've been published for about 40 , and there 's been plenty more .
anybody who doesn 't separate these terms is the study of happiness , and i 'm involved in a lot of researchers about a way that messes exploring happiness in just these same kinds of ways .
now you could think that the problem with people were in the world , surely killing them , killing animals , and they were killing the ones that were remembered for a few generations , which they had done .
years ago , when i was a graduate student , i asked one of my graduate adviser who knew my interest in feminism -- i was a feminist , so i was doing it -- a really idiomuve question .
and he 's really , really funny -- i 'll call him yoda , because we talk to him , or gets an email , and he 's like , " i 'm so disworthy of this guy is incredible . "
i 've been developing online games for 10 years , and my goal for the next decade is , it 's just to make the world in reality , as it is in online play .
the play industry developed , the energy industry can save , and they 're working on mobile nets , instead of the u.n. full internet , so that players around the world can play in particular , especially in india , in china , brazil , brazil online .
and maybe this change could happen because i was traveling so many people who have opened me doors , instead of people who dejecting me or sort of a sense of an idea .
and then , then , the analytical technique , the same motor of science , can enable the changes to prevent disease , we might also have to adopt these kinds of procedures , hyper-capacity , the better memory .
both in my profession at the time of the esamas , as a volunteer firm , i 'm a witness of generosity and kindness in the big scale , but i also see the humor and the muthets of individuals .
so if i look around in this room and see people who are already already paying attention to people that are already already paying attention to it , i want to offer that memory : wait .
so we have the concept that a woman is being a female identity ; a black person is to be a black person , is to be said , " a african anatomy in terms of the personal story .
none of them -- paris , was herd-acea , aai , i don 't even know what it is , but we give billions of dollars on it , it 's fraud .
it started with a question of civil citizen who came to us and said that spain and south europe has a beautiful tradition of using water as part of the architecture .
and finally , just before you don 't have any time , someone takes the marshmallow and you put it on top of the top , step back and give you a step , and " a " there , " you check your job .
i had a thumger , i had 85 dollars , and it struck me to san francisco in california -- i found a lover -- and then in the ' 80s , i found it in the ' 80s , i found a job -- and then in the ' 80s , i found it in the ' 80s .
instead of just sitting there , it expanded . the way it glasched was something like this -- like this one , and connected spaces of walls .
and i used this chart to show how valuable hig is at a place like new york , and remember that there is a place per square meter in some cases per square meter .
otherwise , i would like to ask you , if i ask you a question , and your answer is , my first question is : are you willing to hear about the decision of wasted intelligence ?
but more importantly , this app represents that they represent a new generation that 's going to match the government -- not as the problem of a collective institution , but as a problem of collective action .
it 's this headheart connection that i think drives us not just to be open for all the light and blidges , but for the dark and the most problematic and more abstract .
when you think of " avatar , " when you think about why people were so touched by this -- except from the pocacama story , why did they touch so much from the romantic world ?
from the living self , if you have a vacation , and the second week is exactly as good as the first , the second week is twice as good as the one week vacation .
it doesn 't make any difference , because the only thing that can take the performance like that is the amount of cortex on your screen in any moment . it has a very flexible architecture .
when in a neighborhood where adults are getting active , at least , you can hear a child , grows up , grows a child , then it 's very easy for a music teacher , questions which color is your flower ?
and in just the same way that was nathaniel was at the same time , was at walt disney hall , and he had this nice picken room in his eyes , and he was lost out .
it was like time stand up and the dancers were moving through some kind of pash . he did nothing different than he did before -- 1,000 nights before . but everything put together .
if you just believe that you 're a leader -- from an unprecedented source of your life , which is passed on to someone else when you 're done with it .
as they realized how to pull the hands out and picking the sound of the silk , and moves the silk flow , they actually learned to think and change problems through understanding and changing .
and when i tell the computer game , you 'll probably be very likely to tell that any people on any room are playing around some people before or doing or doing them with some kind of confuct in the hand .
and if you go to the people if you 're talking to people , if you say that 's better , you didn 't really have to be there , you 're going to be greedy and hostile .
because in this formal landscape , the fragrance is not to smell the flowers , the level of green only to listen to the saghts of the wino , not feeling feeling .
so now the notes are all about everything else , as a facb of the composer of the composer , but just a framework , i turn to this framework to make it sense and make meaning .
now , as a policy question -- i 'm almost done -- as a whole question , which is about to think about it , and what all of these choices allow you to do in the developed societies is wealth .
and that 's what we do , and ininininas , the talk of six , that the talk of six , you should be a collective , to use the energy power here .
bg : if you come to this situation , it 's like you 're too much eating , and you 're just in front of a heart attack , and you need to do something like that , you need to have a heart surgery or something like that .
and that 's why we make music : so we 're making something that is deep inside of us , deep inside , our inner lens , through our artistic lens , to really shape our creativity to reality .
okay ? there we were , and we fought with the wetlands , and i 'm swling and swam , and i 'm going , i have a biology in the way , and mimiel would hold a biology in quiet .
businesses that are not the worlds themselves , businesses that govern instead of using themselves , systems that are not only self-exploited , but people who are not only self-receiving , but experts for relationships .
and so you get an idea that , if you 're looking through this kind of information , you 're going to zoom out , you 're looking out , you don 't look or resresgate , you don 't just look at it or print .
climate change has been that their predators are not going to grow up for many years . we too much ate it too much , and the things will change the way that they don 't stand from the food environment .
once the first finished is done , if it 's going to work like i , you 're all going to be , you know , it 's all clear , because the energy density is so different from nuclear energy , as we know it .
so to understand that right , this is deep in the ground , building almost like a vertical column fuel , this operation , this operation , and starts to work down , and does the process work up and starts to work down ?
and in that folder , some of the things that were served there in germany , which sold the egyptian government a few programs , had sold to a very large -- all communication of egyptian citizens could catch .
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i have a check in my pocket , lined up on the upper organization of the ted organization , the sax-a-foundation foundation -- a check in the height of $ 7100 to fund my ted performance next year .
the other volunteers who got to me was -- let 's call him lex -- reached the main man first and was asked to go to the house and save the dog 's dog .
where i 've experienced most of the city , the south african runner was the south african runner last year , whose gender in the wheeleborist 's day , her gender was asked to question the power of the world 's legendary cup contest .
to say that , there could be something on average , which is what women have made of the male different people are acutely oriented , and expectation for the protective contribution .
and one of the ideas that we 've been presented with at a team of research was to imagine these tubes , and frls , magnetic color , valves that open up and close .
i 'm going to go through my video of ice , like i did portraits of my ancestors , that they exist in these individual squrows of view , and never again will be again .
i 'm not a programmer , and i had never been to do anything about auiigia technology , but i just stumbled through it and i just kind of compgently relate to amazing people so that we could share something on the legs .
a few years ago , i went to the city , and i grew up in a food market in the base of pennsylvania , and i was standing in front of a sel tomato tomato .
you know jerry nauheheie-ginger-movies where there 's " dream-" team " -- you have the astronauts , the scientists , the former lab and just together they can save the world .
and we ask our colleagues around the world , from other universities , to help ourselves behave like knodes points to crowdomomon and to crowdomomon around the world .
so this went on like 15 or 20 minutes , and then she stood up and she came down here , and she took me on my hand and she said , " come , bryan . you and i need to talk . "
and i started to do this with this statement , and the headline said , " authorities , my arms , 14 year-old qants like a privileged , white , 75-year-old top manager . "
last month , this published a study that shows that , until the end of this decade , solar levels of u.s. energy is six cents per gallon , compared to 15 cents in the national average .
that means that the ball beat in the field , it 's not going to get caught , and who tries to get the ball to drop the first base , didn 't have done in time , and the curner was in safety .
it 's a condition that fails , rather than water , instead of water , a little stream in the lung , and then filling up a part of the blood stream , and that 's where it came to be short .
it 's in our hands , and we have all the potential here to change the lives of future generations -- not just for the soldiers , or for amanda , and all the wheelchair drivers , but for everyone .
and yet , it 's really , really , of this horrible fate , someone else on the planet , about every two weeks , because every two weeks , he dies a typical person , and he will take the final language of an old language to the grave .
so this is on the moment , the core concerns of the scene , this availability of technology and also to increase the information and the ability to increase that more people are getting there .
but there are also symbolic functions , and why is there any of these things that fit a little bit of a sebble , so that 's how it 's so simple that it 's so simple ?
he caught out , he got out of sevid seels and deputs in his hand , and when the feces started to freeze , he would turn it into the form of a monster .
if you can take this 20 million different genes or to optimize these processes to optimize the topology or drug new vaccines , we can actually use a little team more molecular biology than the last 20 years .
and there are certainly people in this audience who 's really valid scientific doubt about the idea of -- essentially , chieents , people follow , and they 're thinking about their projects so on .
but the tricky part , follow the next morning , when the dancers are marching up and realizes that there 's 11 o 'clock on a tuesday -- and he 's not a five-ring god 's hived .
and the coliplan and oily poruca and barren duca have spent a quarter of a billion dollars in january of the country , which is a contradiction in itself .
but it 's also a code , and you can also program and kind of get you to hack and so you can kind of get it , so that i found incredibly much , and i just wanted to get out deeper .
they threw in the cauy photos of the air , which we found as a friendly gesture , and we forgot that these people from the rainforest never had a bilcale in their lives .
the gallup organization has been asked worldwide survey , more than half a million people have been asked about what they think and think about their life and the other efforts to go .
so if you 're more intuitive and then i need to take my little friend here , and look at what does it mean because of a cognitive point , when 's actually something really , really , really , really ?
and through this type of transmission , similar to the metaphor of descompetence , but not more of a metaphor of a physical object , a metaphor for a pitist .
because i can grab things like the bits , i can google and they come up to me is much more natural than because of wind , highly organized websites , to make things available .
piston , this practice -- i don 't want to call it a browser ; it 's really not a browser , but you can see websites on every single website like this .
there didn 't make money in the film , frankly , he was in his production costs , but i noticed a fascinating fascinating thing : the audience on the world was just hypnotized by the magic that came out of it .
and that might be something that might be something that was mainly going on my full-time occupation to the foundation to try to make about vaccines and trucks to make the things that we create and deliver the poorest two billion a better life .
so in germany , in germany , a few weeks ago , a monjan ray was used , which was used by german government agents to hold their own citizens .
first of all , for children in the u.s. , 10,080 hours of the exact circulation that they spend in school from five grade grade -- when you never miss the high school -- if you never miss .
i 'd like to invite you all to share this game with young people everywhere in the world , especially in development areas that benefit from that benefit in the world .
you can do n smart grid , you can build the networks , you can do it in any case , the percentage , but you can never get rid of your memory .
i need to mention that nathaniel is a medical treatment , because he was already using an electrical shopine , and he was treated with an electrical shod , a trauma that took him to his entire life .
and we started talking about music , started about the stream of beethoven about beethoven , brams , ba-ner , ba-ner and all the other bs , from bartok to the esmupek .
but here was a world that i actually could walk on here , and it was just fascinating and exotic as all of what i imagined when i read these books .
but then , almost all of that , it 's happened that the " a " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " the weight of the marshmallow , that will burn and cover it .
what it turns out is , if you 're providing a dumsuck sugar pill in a white pill , the shape of a drip pill , that 's just a round of the white effect .
ok , so if we 're talking about how we spend games we spend in games , it makes it easy to make it make sense when you think about the scale of human development , what 's linear .
if you look at this interesting statistic , which recently came from a researcher from carnegie mellon university , the average young man today in a country with intense play culture has 10,000 hours of online play to 21 .
i 'm standing with the prime fesetta man that he 's refiguring the word again because , after the day , you 'd not retake the word anymore because anything was left .
and they would be so much into the box , because there are so fascinating and so satisfying , and we 're overwhelmed with being happier , happier productivity , that they would forget that there was nothing to eat .
but with this logic that 's just using two sentences , and it 's going to depend on a third count that looks like it would be something that looks like he had something to save our life lies .
and as a consequence , we start to fight with the really hard question when someone is dead , and that will be a really difficult thing to have , like , as we used to have as simple categories .
and that 's the question that should be each of you , and every day you 're wearing something that needs to get done , and if not i , who ? and if not i , who ?
and that was saying , with honesty and transparency , my whole spoken talk " was to be called transparency , " you get to be told by my good friends of emc , who paid $ 7100 to the name of ebay .
many of you are fathers who are forced to abandon their families to go back to suokage work to suokse work , sometimes they 're single mothers who can afford to buy enough money to buy their own food .
i remember not looking at the pirates that came , but the owner of men were shaking on our boat , or the ababning of the engine , the six hours didn 't want to start .
but that 's the net 's net , which can happen because this is what is forced to conforced , training to help patients , because that could be used for obesity , because that could be used for obesity , or that might be able to hurt patients smoking .
there 's this guy in honum in the city of hong mission , who has seen that he could use this app , not for snow , but for the citizens that people might be able to do meyville .
maybe the amount of data that we may have done in the last century is made up to a series of forces that we 've done in the last three decades , to create a world of abundance .
and what we 've done since two nine was the hall , and we finished the hall , until today , two thousand in the world , to design software , we did .
take this kid who 's the barenana in the northwest of the amazon , the people of the alasana , believe they came up with mythologically taking a marrow of the baby 's baby from her gut snakes .
and if you have a kind of choice , this three-sentence habit of feeling at other people , do it , because they 're going to make others happy when they don 't remember them in this way .
it 's a picture of the first blowblave of the entire entire space , which would bring the entire track around the lhc , then to make a rainwater of particles in the detector .
last year , i showed these two slides to illustrate that the arctic ice cors , which has been the size of the lower , which has been the size of the lower 48 states in the state of 40 .
to prove that it 's really about a text and it 's not a picture , we can do something like that to actually show that this is a real representation of the context and not a picture .
one is seadragon , and the other is a very good research on the computer vision that von ann framed , a college student at the university of washington , under the guidance of steve steps .
the point here is , we can do things with social environments , and now it 's data data from all the data -- from the entire collective memory of how , visual , visual , the earth looks like this -- and everything is connected to each other .
today , in the world we live in -- we 're wealthy , industrialized citizens , with perfection -- the best for you as ever being able to hope , is to be the same as you are expecting you to do it from you .
if something of the people in our society allows us to make decisions to the societies where people have access to little choice , not only does life improve the lives of people but it would be improved .
this is the map of a small organism , rewoped , who can actually replicate the smallest genome of a species in the lab , and we tried to have tried whether we can reach this with even smaller genome .
and we 've started creating pieces , starting with the gun -- to the five thousand letters , put together these together to put in 15,000 spieces of pieces to put these together up to 72,000 .
so , when we get to this really large little bits -- over 100,000 base pairs -- these aren 't just growing in e. cells , and we 've been in to have different mechanisms .
they took these photos from the forest floor , trying to see the face , or to see the light , there was nothing , which was that this is business cards , and killed the five missionary of the devil .
because ... at the end , it 's like this . sometime ago , in the deserts of north africa , people have expanded to moonre ends in the deserts of the sun and the music gathered for hours -- to dawn .
and as you get to get lucky a happy day and recapitsed , even though the same rituals of life , up , breakfast , are going to work , i 'm going to work with the same thing again .
and if these resources become physical , and they develop a awareness of their movements , and they can start to realize each other and see the intricacies of our spandises with them , then we can start to explore new and entertaining interactions .
and this kind of a viable possibility is simulated , and when i put it into a slope , the video will move forward , when i put it in the other direction , it starts backwards .
there is a hacker blag there that 's originally from switzerland , which is from switzerland , with the cooperation in india , and with cooperation in india , and it has a netbased network of people around the world .
and he 's like that kind of a brain starter device , so , gary g or something like this , so he engaged with neurobiology , his his toyota , his his his his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his back , his his his his his his his his his .
another thing about the united states , which is just this fadierary story of this fab story , is the p.c.r , which is the polymerase-iral response .
and now we get to the next generation and the exciting , sort of , a generfication of this , and we 're really in this phenomenal phase in this , that we 're really in this phenomenal phase that we 're doing things .
the right line looks bigger than the little , although that 's not the case , but it 's a common equivalent to the size , depending on what context we put in .
not going to burn the grain a little bit better , and it 'll roll it up and put it into the internal combustion plant , and just ask how do you make a number of cycles ?
and last week with dutch government organizations , i asked one of the senior that group whether he was able to make it , because of the dressing of the pain , people had died .
it should be our goal that if families think about where families want to think about where they live and work , they give them the opportunity to pick up with one hand full of different cities that they all have in competition to come up with new inhabiters .
when the golden cat corporation has been the least sold pickus , you 'd see that the winning of 87 percent was going to be a percent result of the two , the increase of sales , and reducing growth .
so let me introduce you to now , which is being carried by amanda blawning , which was an african injury , which was an ny-injury , which had an impact for the second , and now .
you see the picture of the space circellular massage , where , since the roman space , people -- they 're going to celebrate a big party , and you see the discursed at the end of the day .
so , what they started to understand -- or what i started to understand -- was that if you start to talk to these companies , the idea of your brand is a broad problem .
there 's hints that neanderthals had been there , and people with severe physical injuries with these who have been worth severe physical injuries with the society that was worth being valuable to society .
they had 250 different kinds of mustard and vander and over 500 different kinds of fruit and vegetables and more than two dozen different kinds of water -- and that was a time when we actually drink hot water .
so first , if you 're going to get in one of these online games , especially in the world of warcraft , there 's a lot of different characters that are willing to trust them a world of view , and instantly .
each of these techniques that i 'm going to describe today is to help manage the opportunities -- good for them , you can use them for themselves , good for the people who offer services to them .
i didn 't take on the tiles , and i did what i should have been , which a call from my thig-doctor would have been to account it on , so he 'd have a chance to do a own picture .
we 're working in a system where every day in the day , in one of 10 media stores either mistaken , that one of the 10 media stores is either a misor wrong , or being killed .
and if we are to a place where we can pass it to the next generation , we can adopt the attributes that we want , we 're going to be transformed by alalstyle evolution for neo-evolution .
and all of that time , they 're being introduced to the values of your society , values that encapitates that their prayers , that their prayers , their prayers , or we might say the ecological -- steady .
they escaped so many times and made for a new home , and they were just leaving as many people back , as they were able to survive , looking for the rest of an area where they could thrive .
and if they claim that this is the things that are good food , somebody 's going to be somewhere and says , " hey , hey , i love pin-noft , but how are you going to feed the world ?
and we actually came up with a reality , six months later , in a russian submersible where i found myself in a russian submersible , four miles below the surface of the north atlantic , and looked at the real titanic through a maneye .
there are tens of thousands of machines around the world to make the little bits of dna , 30 to 50 letters long , but it 's an honic process , so the longer you make a piece , the more friction .
so you see how slowly this mechanism is going to resolve and how the traces look , it 's going to turn out how slowly they 're doing something than on this magnificent image of us , i want to tell you one more story .
and the message is , we need to give up this rotating amount of magnitude , if we kind of say our goals to 20 , twenty , 20 percent , 30 percent and so on , if we all want to reach the one .
he had no idea what was that , so i spent an hour for all this damb , and checking the business -- and i say the truth -- and i say the truth -- the best appropriate jeans i 've ever had .
and my nose always kept in a book , a science-fiction movie book , which was my thought in other worlds , and in the storytelling way my deep way was my deep in , unsawdly loving curiosity .
bg : yes . well , what happens to the waste : you can sit it in -- there 's a lot less waste with this kind -- then you take him and you put it in the next reactor and you burn it on .
and i 'm sitting now on the deck of the titanic , in a submersible , and i see plank tags that are pretty similar to this bresting here , and i know that the band has been playing there .
we need solutions , either one or multiple , and we have a huge scale and more powerful obligation , and although there 's many directions that people are looking for , i really see only five people who can do this huge impact .
but actually , this is the note for the things we do , which are not fully driving to the vast reductionist , just right , or even less important as the other , which is the speed of innovation for these breakthroughs .
so these are the three main attacks groups : criminals who are doing money for money , tobacco like anonymous , who are resistant to the last group , but the last group are countries , governments that are coming to the attacks .
some bacteria have found how they can stay from penicillin and have this information with other bacteria , and now we have a lot of bacteria written into the dna , and now we have a lot of bacteria talking to each other because they communicate each other .
in urban communities all over the country -- from los angeles over the country -- from los angeles to 60 percent of black young men , it may be in remfully , or with unconditional violators , or with unmatched violations .
see , when i was a kid , and my father was holding me to lie -- and she 's sitting looking at me -- he would say , " my son , there are three versions of any story in every story .
the first thing i saw was this idea that your brand personality reserves separate two separate , but it has a suppturing sides -- the morgan route is an eight / x champ .
i was doing a little , talked to some familiar people at met , and actually , in fact , that it 's a game called foriil , which is a flag on the fast housebomb , with a poased .
so i gave another word of facts that one has a graph that has a graph that 's trying to emphasize that if you want to create a lot of value in a city , it 's a very large city .
we 've taken six different limits on mars , or 24 different flavors of mars 's road lanes , and we looked at two things : first , what would i have to remain more people left and try and try ?
but if we can make it a more effective windows virus on a laptop that is used by a waroret , to make these gray box , then we 're in business .
in a case , you might have had somebody who had a planp of a planp and the spuping of the y chomochimy , the protocell phone , the protocell bandum , is growing for testes growing .
now we have " three replidereral laws that make people all over the grid for a bicycle bar , for the theft of the theft , but rather good for them to deliver them .
my good friend ray kurzweil showed us that every tool that 's going to be able to turn technology forward on the curve of moore 's law , and the price performance is doubling every 12 to 24 months .
imagine if you live in a particular remote area , and you have a beloved people with clogged heart and you have a job that is going to be a cardiologist , the average capacity to knee with the vascular picture of 200 .
and i left medical school with the impression that i knew if i memorized everything , and i knew everything , or at least much as possible , as much as possible , that i was immune to doing that of all of that .
here 's the problem : if i can 't close my mistakes and talk about them , if i can share the silent voice i can share with what 's happening , what can i share with my colleagues ?
especially in today 's world , in this order of new and old media and the turned media landscape -- it 's not the idea of being in this new slate tool that the crowd will deliver this message .
all this comes in and mythological history , which is to be talking to these large houses , where they were talking about the mischeed six or seven languages , but it 's that you never hear somebody who learns language .
imagine if you could have little helicopter flying through the air , and each one of you with a little bit of visual light with interdependent light -- almost like a cloud that can move through the space .
the model is going to be considered in the womb , and it 's culturally culturally , so it works in the world at young and old , and it 's used by us all the time without the most people ever have known that this model is there .
what 's different is that , with the kindergarten kids , they start building the marshmallow and build a drug , active prototypes , always with the marshmallow at the top , so that they have a chance to repair a customized prototype .
and in terms of marriage and family , there was a time when the standard was that almost everybody had one , and they got them so quickly , and then quickly as quickly as children could , they could quickly get their kids .
and i don 't know that it 's -- in my situation -- very dangerous to start to say that this dark path of influence is kind of burning the cruves -- especially in the fact that i 'm in my career 's setting in a moment .
if an artist in spain is something impossible , something magical , it 's done , it 's done , it 's a turning on god , it 's : a glimpse of god .
the idea i 'd like to leave with you is that we 're on the verge of this new generation of values with digital media , the information in our world that we 're going to use .
and what you can do with that and just go across society and say , " okay , what do you know , what do you know what you 're going to do , have interested in giving you this way ?
i 'm going to tell you some things from my book , which i hope is in the mechanics with other things that you 've already heard , and i 'm going to try to make some connections in case they haven 't noticed them .
now , to show you what we 're working on , we start talking about the american soldiers who are wearing about 100 pounds on his back , and it 's the question that they should carry more equipment .
he had 400,000 of his people in the end of his people , because he insisted that red beems , and he could also be more effective than antiretroviral drugs , which we know is to break the course of aids .
if you 're bad -- if you 're just going to sscent , i 'm in the hotel room in the hotel room , and some people i didn 't know , and i 've become a woman nearly fainted .
i think there 's a certain meaning that we might give it to the point , but it 's all about the whole and whole , this is something we need to give up , and we will have to take our very complicated view of what is in well-being .
so the problem of cooperative online worlds like world of warcraft is that it 's so satisfying to stand at any side of a epic 's edge that we have better places to spend our entire time in the game of the game .
we should not accept these challenges or denial of the times , we should not try to avoid them , or should we be , let 's take them under the carpet of the capacity , but it 's about recognizing the change of change .
they use a tool like the government of frederick , to play their computer with a trojan stamp that allows them to monitor their entire communication , to gather their online communication , to gather their pasney .
we threw light off , put it into a vacuum and a meme all the way to the elevator , and it was filled up until almost the way it wanted to be in the elevator , it was the piece of metal open to behave as always .
immediately after that election , between the 21st and to 24th , an delegation of about 30 to thirst people were in the two places of the world most interested in the world that were most interested in the city of the city building .
the other hat i 've carried with my work is that the activist , as a lawyer , is as a patient lawyer -- or , sometimes , i say , as a preimsious lawyer -- of people who are patients from doctors .
only because of the fact that maria 3 months was born , she reached all kinds of heinindia , which is the right appropriate sex -- the right to have sex , which is right to drink the right .
i want to say that i probably know some light raratters dogs , which are more potent , more subtle and more , more than more prostructing decisions about their sexual relationships , some year-40 years that i know .
and i want to say something radical that is a progressive one , which is , i think , that there might be different ways of insights that are like the different types of anatomy that the anatomy would be like to do .
i started working on scientific literature about how this centrifufuges will be built in natasha and found out that they are structured in so-called casval and every caskade contains 164 self-obese .
md : this world ? i think the world is the world in which you live -- how people around you , who are friends , the family , the way you live your life , the way you live , the job and that .
some of us may have decided to have one of these extremes , but i think , most people in the audience , their brain looks like this -- with a high appack , which is at the same time in both hemispheres .
but if we can help , then , to help the human mind , we continue to keep finding ourselves and other people around them and find them beautiful , curious and articulate , then we have our forces really positive .
and i 've changed my thinking over time when you were 15 years old , if i had embraced my prostheses of the car 15 , i would have been able to have been a single second hesitant .
we have built a website and asked a human mass , " if you see an ap , share with us , share with us where he is , " because sometimes he 's closed in the education game , of course .
and we know that right now , it 's just no sense to do 30 or 50 years in the future , because everything will be so different that a simple high-speed trend of what we 're going to be doing now doesn 't make sense .
" when we fought in eastern europe against the oppression , we wanted to do everything , but what we needed most of the needed was hope , a concontic , the willingness to be at least about hopeless . "
one day i sat there and listened to these women , and after a few hours , the woman was to me to me , and after a few hours , the woman was right for me .
if you live in california , there 's a u.s. leader where it 's really about to do a effort to do something , to run something from the power of punishment that 's going to cut you down to politics .
we challenge teams around the world , all these technologies in a mobile phone , to connect with the machine , because it 's with fractals , you can test in a molgygygyash , and you can test your blood level .
one of the things that i learned about the x prize is that little teams that are motivated and focused on passion and focused , are able to create things that are great in the past .
congo is a paradox -- a country of an area of biodiversity and beauty , but also the heart of darkness itself -- the outer spot of a violent argument that has been taking over and almost so many lives on the world war .
together , together , the diverse cultures of the world are a net in spiritual and cultural life that is just equally important for the earth , as well as the biological web of global life that you know as a biosphere .
the only real disability is a broken mind , which has broken , no more hope , finds no more hope . he finds no more beautiful . he finds our natural nature , more serious search .
and so i get a very different picture of the city , a very different impression , which is , i see negative and positive zones of a city and i get this way of a completely real , virtual structure of a city , and i get this way of a completely real one .
the question is , if you 're totally independently , from any fossil or the genoral , that somewhere in the world , are going to be put out on any other place , then you 're an island .
the ghop can be , by under the large water , can be answers to the rhythm of the living movement , so the akon-on for a brief moment to god is becoming the aceth for a brief moment to the god .
proancient objects , the old nacal civilization , which were divided in the caribbean coastal level of colombia and in aftermath of the quest to come back to a dense volcanic mass that has been degraded beyond the caribbean desert level .
but the thing about tryptering is that they cannot be tainted or not to be tainted because they 're actually in the human nature of the name of monoamin-diase , denaturing .
here 's a photograph i took in the northern end of the steep-in islands when i went to inuuuon on the nargangle , and this man , olpassed , told me a wonderful story of his grandfather 's grandfather .
it 's just as simple when you 're doing it in eukarbin like we are , you just take the nucleus out , and you put another place in it , and that 's exactly what you 've all heard about this t. doud .
so i started thinking , and i think of security in the past months , while i was working on the book that 's soon going to be seen -- when the dangerous , frightening , very popular , was the unshot of my left success .
this is a problem because the warming of warming is breaking up the arctic bottom because there are massive amounts of frozen carbon , which if you 're tuned , it 's being implemented by the methane .
what could be more lonely than the silence of being to be one of the last door of your people who speak your language , no possibility to have a way to give the wisdom of wisdom , or hope of hope ?
many of the ancient societies , including the greeks and the romans , have really thought that the language of a flood is a huge force because what happens is that what talks is , is what talks is , it can be applied .
and then i realized that when he says a farm that doesn 't have an unsensitive , he 's got enormous , it 's got enormous , because the water flows through this farm comes from the river to guadalchemist .
something interesting happened in " the " : to solve a narrative problem in this movie -- we have to create such a liquid waterout of a computer , we were on a computer-generated animation , we shot on a computer generated animation , we shot on a computer generated animation , we shot , back .
and after this expeditions , we started to learn what we had seen down there , for example , this deep bluefin , where we saw this incredibly stunning animals , which is kind of like alien , but this is kind of alien , but here on earth .
in other service , like manufacturing , 73 len : 59 -- 5em -- 5em ; it 's ; 5etes -- to be 5ologically , or air traffic , or traffic traffic , the game room is very much very small .
if we don 't get that wish , the dig will be terrible and short-term people will be terrible in the united states between the united states and china , between poor and rich nation and almost all life in that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of that two billion , and almost all life lives of
you may have rescued your people through play by 18 years in games , and they had their environment , and then they had a lot of learning about it that they were having the entire civilization saved .
but in our game , rather than just 5 people , we say , everyone 's in the dance team , and it 's our job of creating the future for energy , food , health , security and the future of social justice .
it 's a system in which there are two basic positions -- those who make errors and the ones that are not doing , the people who are having the sleeping deprivation and the limitation that results with bad results and the superior results .
but one thing is going to happen . you 'll think that they 're happier , because when you think about it , you 'll be remembered , because , you know , you made the right decision .
now , if i look at all those people , i know the majority of government officials are , some come from science , some come from science . some , less , less , come from economies .
i met these people from l , graffiti research lab and they have a technology that allows them to put light on any surface and then get a laser beam on it , which is just being recorded the negative terrain .
i 'm a study , and in this case , i study how people were looking around with anatomy -- that human body , animal bodies -- as they were flying around with body fluids , with internal ideas , like they were thinking about body fluids .
there was some kind of ador or adlying care of the rest of his life , people could tell me that he was going into a burning of the house to save a living and because he was five seconds faster than me .
and then you go to the consumer electronics business to put a stereo system -- speaker , cing-player , a casser player , radio , wicker , radio , friendse , and in this one electronics business , there 's so many stereo garden .
the mobile revolution that pushes the industrial revolution and even in the 20th century , there was a fall in the gas volume of power and therefore we 've got refrigerators , and we can do state-of-the-art materials , and so many things .
and when , of course , is something that , and how can i take a surgical hazard and designed the things that are so appropriate to make it possible , so that it 's fun , because they 're fun to use .
it was on a piano grata for music students at my beloved old teachers , professor jenye 's , a famous garven-conarian , concert pianist and long-year-old professors here in graduate school .
if i know something three seconds , i get out of the present to the past , then i can also go out of the present , i can also train on the street to the back of it .
but i have to understand , in the core , understanding when gets information to information , when is going to be made of information , and from information , so i know how to do things very intuitively or , of course , i can make it possible .
now , this could happen within the lifetime of a single organism , whereas hundreds of thousands of years were used because this information has had to learn from the individuals that died because these information systems didn 't have been existed yet .
so , i 've actually taken you off a little bit of thousands of grandchildren that they don 't see patterns anymore , but i 've been indusive in a short time of time , and then i 'm disconditioned by that dog in a short way .
we see this when i rewire things , then i can blend them out like a on the right , where i don 't know what is salt and pepper , or i can make them so kind of using things like i 'm showing .
and i realized that at the same time that it 's okay to be a fellow , new shot , new in the picture -- not just okay , but something you must be grateful to , perhaps a gift of the camp .
i said , in some pretty horrible situations , i 've been taking myself in some pretty horrible situations , but nothing couldn 't be prepared to me , to me , to go to something so hard , so dangerous as to walk with these guys in a room .
most of the women , as i am -- i think -- i think -- i think -- i don 't think i 'm in a typical woman -- i don 't think i 'm actually going to have the typical one -- most of the women like me are actually speaking in moral genes .
but as they prove , some of the things that are out from the bakeial dictionaries , our language gives us no room to imagine what we all wish to do : it is every single person to see themselves .
now , this is a trick i 'm often sending short kids , who are serious for magic , because you can learn a lot about deception when you 're more closely , if you 're more closely looking in a slippery trick .
bg : exactly . today , you have to relish the reactor , so there 's a lot of people , many controls , that can go wrong , this thing that 's going to go wrong , and that 's going to pull out things . it 's not good !
in the rich world , we would probably take off , and we would have less use , but on average , that number will increase every year , and they spread up to be more than douten , the number of services per person will be put in .
he redescencated the dog and he grabbed a dishes , took a slebling , fouching a dog of the dog and the displned handings with the backcalibs on the belt .
and then again , again , it goes back to the face , because the back doesn 't actually look at the front , and he says , " now , look still , i 'm sure that what you see is that this is what you see .
and i guess you can see that there are many different types of cameras : everything is involved in the hand-right agnostic , a pretty large number of you , all of which are put together in this environment .
so , before the background , i just went to see what is it , which is , what is most of us , what is , of course , what does the difference look like , what is it , but instinctively , what does the difference ?
at the time , it was just a disconnect where aase , white and others said : are you really crazy if the people are beginning to read , and that 's of course , that 's completely , completely , completely , of course , and that 's completely bad stuff .
that means that you have been talking about having a common language , you could communicate with them , and you could communicate in the same cave , or other areas , there are cities , and it 's so common , that there are a tribal society .
and it was just been used to be used to software , but there 's also a whole training of training , there 's also a whole kind of training field that can make electronics all the way .
i study molecular biology and i 've been showing it for a few years now with the biopressure , and i 've been working on this , because i wanted to just understand and do it , and it was mainly very accurate about what i 've learned in my study .
do you fear you 're going to go on your life for your life and never come up there and be kind of going to be your mouth , you know , and you 're going to die of your mouth , you filled up the little bit of the peanuts ?
here 's a dread shot from the molecule that we made by using these processes -- actually , we used it to be used with the right design of the artifacts , we have it all in place .
and if you 're in a city like maaese and hopaese and hopctions , you can use your iphone and you can use your microphone cell to find the next tracker , saving life .
what we learn from cultural backgrounds , is that women , on average -- not each , but on average -- tend to give that complex social relationships and the care -- tend to give them a lot of attention .
the reason why kids with this kind of body -- it 's dwarcgrown or spoamese twins , it 's very sexually -- of surgeons often to the norm , not because it 's for their physical health for their advantage .
and finally , i think that although you 're so dramatic and inspiring , so beautiful and inspiring , and so we 're not measured at the end of our technology , not the things we 're developing , not to our intellect and mind .
so the question i ask you here is : if it 's about the big , important things that we have to do together , all together , we 're going to be a lot of voices , or are we going to be a lot of hands ?
it 's worth me all the year in the clean space , because , you check this , the scale of a single atom and a single metal is just as same as the difference between the piece of metal and you .
it reinforces us to tell the story of neuromarketing , like we tell the story in this film , that you can now use mris , to put the pleasure centers of the brain , to be able to do commercials and films .
so to go into these theories , we 're going to think that it 's definitely about highly high-gaming rewards , it has to act for a high cost of purpose and very much , and very likely to be employing in iran , because there 's most infections been caught .
the second thing i learned about this day -- and this was when we mismised george washington bridge , pretty much the width -- i thought , " man , there 's one thing i really do , there 's one thing i really do .
i don 't have to stick this stuff , because right around the corner , there 's always another crazy crazy thing , colorful , bright , radiation , that just waiting for me when i do a little love in the heart , and i 'm looking at it .
you know , the genocide , the gut extinction of people is generally convicted , but the consumer imregard the lifestyle of the human , not just not being convicted , but generally , and more knowledgeable than the one of an economic strategy .
and the question to me , the question : what are we going to do , because our science of these things are going to make these advances in the context of the universe that we have to say that democracy is based on anatomy , falls down ?
so this is a kind of effect . the other effect is that even if we can actually overcome the paralysis and make a decision , we end less happy with the outcome of choice than when we had the opportunity to choose that we have a chance of delivering between a total of options .
you have a little bit earlier of time with a privilege of time with a privilege of " enough " the note " the note " -- they told them they were being rusty , and after that three months , they really wrote in .
and i 'm going to ask myself today how much his vision of mine and powerful young girls shaped my self-picture , and i imagined that i could see myself one of nature in a strong , powerful and atarian human .
i always write my vol in the writing , but i was with the process of doing it , and i noticed that i 've never taken the texd , and i noticed that i 've never been in my life , which is " disabled " .
so if you have this idea you 're somehow driven in nature , you 'll be buried by the larger pile that put them back , you can also feel the little bit that they have to be a free will like it .
i 'm the creator of my house , and i 'm also , of course , the theme of curiosity and how it changes how the curiosity is , and how we need to stop thinking about curiosity and need to reresaw and rerere-re-re-sare-re-recourage and have to go back and forth .
but that 's like my prototype , but it 's kind of crashed my prototype , and it 's stuck down like this , and it 's stuck on a branch , and it was a pressure that was actually going too high , and it was broken up , and it was the pressure that was broken .
the last example i have today is to show it to me , is a music sequencing for live performances , which we 've developed recently , and that we 're giving as a sound as a sound , as a seductor , heartand sks .
for example , there 's the anecdote that the report of a capital boy is going to be used in this area of fish , not being used , or from fishing professors , not working , because it 's not known " philosophical " .
there 's wiolties and challenges , and they 're just real real , and every person is concerned differently , but the question is not whether we can get wrong or not , but the question is not whether we can get out of a handle or not , but we can get it right .
heinrich , because you think that he 's male -- although i didn 't tell you he 's a cake , he 's able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be manled , what 's not going to have to worry about .
but in fact , it was a copy on the early ' 80s , when i was just starting to build the primary image from my family zone and form how to form my self-image from my family zone and the rest of the world around me .
if i have this uplong marriage , i would be born to a world that somebody like me to perceive , who can live in a virtually unfamiliar way , but today i 'm going to be celebrated and adventure and adventure that i 've experienced .
so maybe this is a really compelling shift to this , ever proven that there was a different truth , which is that there 's always a different truth , which is that every human being has a very special thing , and that the human capacity , to adapt to the environment , is the biggest one .
it 's a process , and sometimes it works and sometimes it works and sometimes not , but the idea that we should not allow science to do their work , because we 're afraid we should not allow the science of a dead end , and it 's keeping millions of people from chaos .
and because without the pedal legs , my feet would pick up for them , and then i just packed a few toes on this and a pair of toes on the other foot , this gang had to get the bad news .
because no matter whether it 's the health minister who is , say , " hmm , i 'm going to not have the census of my expert ' record , " or some cancer hazard beerie that wants to treat his patients with caff-harvesting .
but when i was engaged with him , and asked him why he did this procedure -- they were highly risd-on surgeries -- he was the answer that in his country , these children , these children would be treated very well , and so he had to do it .
or you could close the building , and the whole architecture is like in this case , you know , this day , this day , when you hit the ceiling down , you get pictures of people who were there and saying , " you 've broken the building . "
and what we 've found is that the goal of attack is actually the goal of attack , it 's slow and it 's going to be more accurate -- obviously , to allow waroring to get behind the course .
if we 're in a game world , i think many of us are in our best version , or now , we 're willing to do tenacious problem , trying to try and do a very tenacious problem as long as i need .
but , as we think the only way to communicate with biology is a huge impact in the cost of food , or the reduction of its availability , if we see co2 as a raw material , so we 're working on cells that go on that way .
so that 's what we feel so guilty about earth that we say , there 's no organic division , no chemical , no natural trs , and as they all all , they allow us to go back .
we look in this web , and the 50 of the 50 hertz , and if it gets to the sixty-40 , nine hertz , we 're going to start to make some guns , then a little merig pops up , then we come back up .
and i think that the interactive media set of aaaic , cognitive models , is to address the paradigm that we biological memory are very , very long , and that we can also retool the world through the interactive media .
and i just think one of these little devices is high because things are always more intuitive , always , over-friendly , over-friendly , over-friendly , and you have to look at what 's really for humans , which is ususpolisible , or intuitive .
and if i step out further in this natural user interface , where i can get a voice from voice , with language , by touch , or even if you have to control things , i 'm even faster and even more backward .
but it would be worse if i didn 't remember it , when i first told me that over 20 years ago , when i first told that i was a teenager , i was faced with the same kind of anxiety response response .
and i got it all about six and six of them , and then we have friends of the company on a country on the hot back of the world , and then then became the spin-off of the company on the earth .
what you have to do is seem easy to be , but it 's not . you had to , you need to , you need to capture all the co2 that comes from the chimcloth from the chimcloth , under pressure and then you hope that there 's still over there .
as a result , it 's particularly risk for these schizophrenic periods , which are sometimes as bad , and he 's disappearing in the streets of skid row , always that horesunding and the folberal of his own minds .
and as a miracle he took his violin , and he started playing by hearing from musical concerts from the violin of a concert , and then asked me to play it to the end , darssus , tjajaus .
what if we could turn that situation and put the internet on top of one another , so instead of going from one to another , from a number of things to the other , and can see patterns which otherwise were hidden in otherwise ?
now buying a glass of marry is probably good for us -- at least it 's good for our waist -- but it turns out that the decision-making problem is also very good for our waist-- but it turns out that the decision is that we have a very conforment decisions of it .
now i have to confess , if i was a college student , i thought , okay , sex / death , your sex death , your sex death -- it seemed to be pretty reasonable at the time , but with every year , it has come to my gnp question .
the great geneticists in the 20th century , pop sprin-bzysky , who was also a communist intern in the russian orthodox church , once an essay , called " nothing in biology , in the very trouent church , " no sense in biology . "
and it 's even better , the things that you and i spent spent several thousand dollars -- gps , hd video and photograph , libraries and books and libraries to medical imaging -- are actually being materialized , and cheaper in your cell imaging -- are actually being materialized , and cheaper in your cell phone .
it 's in the -- what i did is i took this code -- the code is made out of normal letters , which we 're using to use -- and i wrote my business card on a piece of dna , and i wrote it 10 ^ 22 times .
so what happens in " the the " ' itkeeper ever place , from the top to the bottom , is completely identical to the end , is actually identical to the end , which is the brand one , the brand one .
we took a perandan camera , they set them apart , they set them up on a set light light , and now we have a device that 's available -- you can build it , we hire the code for free .
so we started with some volunteers who were coming to see a little bit more than a year ago , in seattle , to use things that they 'd all culelx to the things they were throwing away to throw away on . things that you would see as much of it .
now , if you take this picture -- i 'm the secretary of junior , and every kid in italy grow up with this picture in his room , but the reason i show you this is , this is what happened in the formula for the last few decades .
i 'm glad to say that we don 't have these cases -- a surgeon that i spoke to a few years ago , who had some preamese twins who had come to separate them , in part , to make a name .
now , what 's fascinating is that the tatasters that are in the litens have been in the lio-berbitors , mao dances , of exactly the kind of things that are necessary to minimize the coryptamtamine . so ask yourself .
i fell in love with the power of evolution , and i was making a very fundamental thing : most of the existence of life in a solitary culture , and it 's delivered on both the genetic information of the cell , and then on both the genetic information of the cell , it 's gone further into both toirs .
you know , it 's not just that people have to eat dog food if they retire , if they 're going to retire , it means that they 're going to be missing huge money , it means that you 're missing huge investment delivering employers .
he said to me , " i have to say to your parents you never would walk , never as moving as other kids would be , and you could never run a more independent life , and have never been a more independent life ever since ever ever since ever ever . "
and this is what we have to see on millions of faces around the world , if we 're going to take the barriers to the next century , the face of those who are facing all the wiwest-ups on a epic demographic .
and it turns out , under a income of 60,000 dollars a year , in americans , and that 's a very large cluster of americans , about 600,000 , but it 's a big representative sample , under a income of 600,000 dollars a year of 600,000 dollars a year .
now , when i turn my hand from you so you can see it from the back , it 's going to move this slide here , my turfingers , just from the place where it was so slished .
so there 's big scale challenges here , there are challenges in transmission , if we say that the energy source is from the country , you don 't just need the technology ; you need to deal with the risk that the energy of the world is coming from .
it has three big problems that have the cost of the cost , especially in high-level countries , and the question of security is that you really feel that nothing can go wrong , despite the human intelligence , that the fuel isn 't used for weapons .
if we change the plastics so that it can go into biological systems if we change the waterspots , inside the way , that they can just back to cell cellue , and then you can plant a baby in israel or in tunisia 100 or in tunisia .
and they 're getting healthier by the use of the cocosters , and you 'll be trained by the khan academy , and by using the opportunity to use 3d and " the " " cable cable " and so much more productive than they 've ever been before .
and basically , you can look at this , you know , as a tyranny of remembering , and you can think of yourself as one that 's sort of like the living self , which doesn 't need to be made up of the living self .
so i wrote on an article , and i couldn 't understand why people thought that was " franken-eating oil , " why they thought that molecules were going to be , in a certain way , to a kind of a random kind of area of nature .
tan le , anonymous , habits of skscus , was now brodden , refugee and social activist who was invited to attend to places you 'd never heard of , and in housing , whose existence she never heard of .
what we did was we did this very simple thing , in the increase of a 20 percent increase , and there was an increase in the number of people who were willing to save or reduce a rise in the number of people they were ready to pay for the savings accounts .
i mean , if i 'm in the elevator alone , i 'm going to add all kinds of weird things , but then you get to other people , and i 'm not going to get to make these things because i want not to make it , or , frankly , they 're going to tear away .
i was asking myself to place and place above his brother and his father -- with the words , " well , my suggestion is this : tony is going to talk , tony is speaking , we 'll get him a device and we 'll figure out how to make his art .
i also want to point out that i 'm not sure that we should be in the right position of people because i must admit that i have to say that i know that i know that i know a series of malretrierever earning a few people that i know .
if you can make someone into a person , your own internal forces -- the human mind is so sensitive -- when you do it , and for somebody in a critical moment , you 're so passionate about this person , you 're a very good teacher for these people .
we talked about this issue , and you know what ? most of the time of his life was tom the embodiment of the enjoyable modern artist who was trying to dominate these runaway creative impulses that lived in his late , and with them .
and then there are things that are totally in the everyday part of what most people are not aware of , for example , in downtown middle enzymes that allow us to wash up 40 degrees of laundry , are also genetic operusses .
since then , i 've been doing about 70 workshops in the world , with students , developers and architects , even with ctos of the fortune 's fortune , and there 's something on this task , which is the deep impressions of the fortune of the 50-year company , and i want to share a few of them with you today .
and then the next one , which is already going on in a very brain brain model , or mental models like this , has worked , you know , that you have a picture of something that is the metaphor , the metaphor of the desktop to harness the computer .
and you can see that you have a look at our seven senses , most people think about only five , and it 's probably seven of them , and it 's actually seven of them , and it 's also about the self , and it 's also our own version .
this was a big hit , because of course , the living language started to manifest the form of writing , which is what ' is in ' and alive , i start putting it in stone and i 'm stuck with that in stone and i do it .
i graduated in and i hope that video works , a very , very beautiful project , brought it to crally , and that 's the degree work work , and i 'm going to mess from michael burit-weaving and jan-moritz .
and yes , so you see , it 's relatively relatively heterosexuals , so that 's the equivalent of people who do it alone , up to large , big organizations that are even more empowered in the past developed situation .
and they 're also called the general doctor , so that it can see where my prejuangsity are , not only the moment i need to do " cardiological , or whatever , but also , with a view of the past .
now , what this thing does is it 's beginning to capture the existing values of sensors -- so , for example , data sensors and vibration -- and it 's legitipairing code to deal with the data , running with the wrong data , running .
that was the problem : transparency -- free of deception and memorils , just to discover and look , immediately , characterizing , express by imvisibility and access to information , to the last line , which is the last line .
and dr. kean did not continue to say , " i learned that when they 're not always a different one , and even if you get a little bit of help , even if you get kids out of their own , then kids can achieve much . "
what if they could change the sperm and the cell cells or the fresh flush to make a better chance of giving a life life for a healthier life -- eliminating the diabetes , eliminating the drmophila risk of cancer ?
i think that they were so taking and strong , so radical , in what they did , i 'm going to see all the time in the guey , and it 's not because of the music that is absolutely forgotten .
and if i came back to a step , and look at everything , i can turn my trajectory back to my search past , maybe after my search past , i have been looking for the road past , right here to live labs .
to the turn of plant crops , chocolate checks to monopoly , chemicals to the earth , chicken on the earth , chicken on the earth , chicken on the earth , and all the agricultural industries were asked , " if we 're feeding more people cheaper , how awful can that be ? "
the main reason for this is that we might enjoy this huge culsty of mayante , mustard , oil and marry , but we certainly can 't pick the comparison and go out and actually choose something that 's fantastic providing .
so a few years ago , i started a program to get the stars in technology and design to work a year of time and work in a environment that is pretty much about everything they really hate , we 've put them in the government .
i think there are theories that actually started to understand how everything started from rna , but i 'm going to tell you a little bit of a story about what is , at that time , little oil droplet around of chemicals .
this curiosity also turned out to be , when i wasn 't in school , i wandered and i went , " samples , frogs and snakes and snakes and snakes and frogs and ponds , all of them , and looked at the microscope .
you can think of this cultural life system as a race sphere , because ethnic majority sphere can be considered the whole amount of minds and dreams , giving up some old ideas from the human imagination as well defined .
and this is quite astonishing because you actually think that this super-technology you 've been flying out is that you 're actually going to bring that up into the future , but in fact , the future is right in us , in our archatic roots .
and those sound and rhythm have the geology , which represented the topography of a region , and that has also enabled you to reinterferd and reinterd and put it on the left , right up to the right , to the right , to the extent of even the degree of even , to the right , and then back in the middle of the incident .
how can these people from a flora of 80,000 species have to find these two morphons on the other plants that , if they combine that , a kind of chemical version , that the whole larger than the sum is in size ?
so she 's running to the house , and she 's looking for paper , and she picks up a pencil , right now , when she goes through , and then she grabs a pencil right now than it goes through , and then she got there -- she was going to grab it .
so if i do that , the proyor at the crime , go to it , collect some kind of yelash , and then they go to this process , and then they can say , well , this is a little bit of the body , and then you can say , well , this hair belongs to this man , like this .
a continent will always slip , because the guess was that in sub-saharan africa , there was no religious faith in sub-saharan africa , of course there was a and voodoo faith that 's very profound in the post-time highlands of the species of the species .
and later the day later , i went around this site with miguel around , and i asked him , i said , " you know , for a place that seems to be so natural , " unlike any farm i 've ever been , " how do you do succeed ? "
and then , when i 'm going to add a prime and a half european and not just another one , which is , you know , the circle , the circle , and , but we see an entity , we don 't see more three pieces , a circle , a circle , a cycle , a cycle , a circle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a circle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a cycle , a
imagination is more separate because of her tiet , and i want to end up with this sentence , a more convenient note , also designers have to think differently , thinking to be able to get in new solutions , and in that sense , i 'm really sure you 're going to get your attention , and please .
and by playing music and talking about music , this was a little confused man who was just moved through the streets of los angeles , a comic style , educated , excellent , dododo-trained musicians .
about an hour after that , after she got home , she would open up and she would , and she would , and she would , and she would , they launched 911 . the rescue , they brought back to the emergency room with a minimum of 50 , which is a dangerous shock .
now , what you might do with the patient a way , and we 've actually done clinical trials , and it 's been done , and it 's been done , and it works , you could actually put the gut appearance of the patient 's up there without just drawing the hose in it without just drawing it into it .
if you just invested to me for the next 50 years , i could pick the president , a vaccine , and i love , or i could choose that wish , which is , halbiely energy gas gas , is going to be redefined by co2 that 's going to be reborn .
what i do , what the designers of thinking do , do that , is we think of a kind of abstract level , we think of the machine , and the machine makes something far beyond it that has far beyond our capabilities , better and faster than we could ever make it .
and again , the idea is , again we 're going to engage the people with something to do and change the environment -- almost something as we call it , cloudmotion , like this , but by a cloud .
we worked with roberto bolki , one of the best words of our time -- the saudi tole at the metropolitan theater in new york , and the scala in milan -- we took his movements in 3d to use it as a impulse for the flywater .
and the reason the ocean is available is bacteria , the therophil are not able to have the hot cold , and if the fish were there , it would be a vacuum vessel for themselves , but they have managed to make a habitable environment there .
we think postmics -- we think that the u.s. 's not persuasive , but we think that storytelling can change the world and therefore we 're probably the best institution for storytelling in the world . our website gets 35 million people every month .
she ran like the devil while she was paralyzed by this poem , which is the only thing she was running enough to do , and it was not about that she had to get fast enough to catch a sheet of paper and a pen so that it would catch it through her , and by being able to capture , and on the sheet .
so not just a farm that doesn 't feed their animals , not only a farm that measures their health of their predatory being , but a farm that 's literally using a water plant plant , and not just for those fish , but also for you and i.
so all of this discussion , how is it going forward , and moving in the moment , energy shifting , like this is going to be , on the island , we have to reduce five percent reduction , so we have to stay the wind and the sun .
that you have to understand as a translator , as a translator , through the word to a different language , but the deeper senses of words and worgy have to understand , so it makes a sense of good , it knows everybody who has existed with foreign languages .
so if you look at google , for example , then this concept of the virtual world can combine the real world with the real world , which is our character indefinition to virtual realization , which is our character indefinition to become virtual exploration , to feel again .
the older black man stood up . he saw the puputy , then he looked at me , and he said , " i 've come to me , and he said , " i 've come to come to tell this young man , don 't give up . "
i think maybe what i think is more , is that we don 't have to cross the natural placty , but that we 're being engaged for embracing them , to put it on , and even to use it to you .
not by the latest concern and tractor innovation , but by bleeding land , not through pumps , but by fresh water , not through the ocean , not by the air boats and nets , but by the fish in the ocean .
i 've told you about four technologies that make sense of choice , which is narrow -- are -- are you real ; put it on , put it out -- put it real , put -- we can do more more categories , less opportunities ; to adapt to complexity .
pppps are things that are consistent , just like the jump jump , timings , adventure , adventure , guian and luian , adventurous and char-fl-hok .
we now know that gender is complicated enough that we have to admit that nature is not so far between male and female , or by male and intermature and both unclear and both unclear , touch socially , touch that line of , of course , are not .
so , what does that mean when we look back at what happens in evolution , and how we think about the place , people in evolution , and particularly how we think about the place , i would say it 's a series of ways .
and in that song , we will be able to discover the possibility that we are : people with full consciousness , who are aware of the importance of all humans and gardens , and there are great moments of optimism .
and maybe a little peek on what might happen in a few decades if you have wi-fi body to explore something or to do things to do , to do things , to do things , in all kinds of post-cursible things that i imagined as a science fiction .
so finally , a consequence of buying a bad token on a maundo surface , when it 's just a way to buy it , and ask yourself why who is responsible , the world is responsible , and the world is responsible , what would you have done ?
and you have wind and sun and the load and then recorded , a very fascinating thing that you could go across the conventional system , which is to get a middle layer of nuclear to the conventional system that takes you to be a middle column from about 50 cents a kilohour hour .
and before the background , i got myself in the field of natural music design , so the next generation of man computer in the field of human computer is working on how our tools or the computer can be turned on with the computer sukhenal to the digital wizcene .
the first project we 've done as a international group is when we were to sort of become aware of ourselves , or audik , now we now have the kind of real scene , and we 're familiar , and we 're familiar with the people who always are awake and so forth .
so this is one more artistic alignment , so there 's a lot of artists and philosophers with scientists who are dealing with these technologies and are just about asking questions , and that is creative , because there are museum exhibitions and yes , that there are museum exhibitions and yes , all kinds of things .
at this point , the patient 's getting into the game , and they can 't just take control of control , captain on their own ship , but also help us help in the face of the challenge , and also help us help the cost of health care , twice as demand , and so on .
and if you make that a few minutes for it , you have to say that the living self is a bad one , and you have a payoff that you have a much better time about your experience , because you have given a better story about his experience .
i 've been interested in the placebo attacking placebo , i 've been interested in the placebo effect , which is a magician that 's interested in a magician , because , you think , it 's like me , as i do , as i think it 's a delusion that 's going to be just enough to remember .
and the next weeks i was going to resist , and i learned the very first time i had the unhealthy shame , which exists in our medical culture -- i felt myself , i couldn 't be the kind of healthy shame that you can feel because you can 't talk to the colleagues .
how many times do we have to get a political leader -- and sometimes we have used a lot of energy to choose a new political leader -- and then we expect the government to reflect on our values and then have changed not much ?
so what you get was , you see , your name here : my tedtalk , you know , you know , that 's going to be the topic , and that you 'll have to be able to fly on the content , especially if i gave their company to their participation .
in fact , i 've been facing the most of my career in a deep situation , and all of this is just in trying to study social guards that they are compelling and interesting , and hopefully , in a way that makes them fun and more interesting , and hopefully , in a way of making a sense of what they do in the audience .
and he was watching me one day , and he was able to do this sort of thing -- and he was just tititified -- and he said to me , " wow , aimee , you 'll be like one of these headurses , and he said to me , " wow , you 're like one of these wheels .
and when i think about it , i think of a vacation that we 've done a few years ago , which was the compelling birthday i had ever had , and i think quite often in proportion to how often i think i think i 'd do other trips in the relationship .
the neolithmon-revolution , which brought us in agriculture , and we have underallooped us at the sense of the cult of the seed cores , the poetry of the shake and the hierarchy , specialization and gained and gained -- found only 10,000 years ago .
with total transparency , which is the new thinking of what the new thinking is , you don 't know that in the lasara , you don 't know that in the lasagbar , you don 't know that in the lasagbar meat , i want to do it just .
i don 't know if that 's being smart , if you will , but now there 's an discourse in a geoengineering way of doing it , but there 's now a discourse in geoengineering ways to do that , if things are coming faster or going to take this innovation longer than we expect .
but in fact , you 've been thinking about it , but you could never afford to see whether it would work , but since there 's been modern supercomputers , you can actually simulate it and see that , yes , with the right material of materials , it looks like it works .
they combined the up-generated co2 , which is going to increase at temperature elevates , and it 's going to have to follow some very negative consequences , effects on the weather and perhaps worse , the variant that the natural ecosystems can 't be able to adapt to the change , and then all the systems back together .
you do it for the job of being the challenge -- and the ocean is challenging territory that you can do , and because of the strange connection that comes when a small group of people is bringing a team to a team .
i took them with them and i gave them access to the world down there : astrobiologists , planetary scientists , people who were interested in this extreme world , and i made them go around the sources so they could take themselves around , samples and instruments and so on .
here you have this anctor between the unconscious and the conscious person , which immediately jumps back , without having to do something about it , and the things that you can tell you about it , and the things that you can tell you is very different , and you can sound with it .
but if you can buy a new color printer today , from the leading laser manual , and print a site , then this page is bright yellow spots on each side , in a pattern that has flexible yellow spots on each side , in a pattern that has flexible to reveal its printer .
these may be a moderates and if you do better than i expect , that would be great , but my core statement here is that we have to work on all of these five , and we can 't cut any of them because they all have significant problems .
some of the following expeditions i 've seen in thermalvents , and sometimes things that i 've never seen before , sometimes things that i 've never seen before , sometimes things that had never seen anyone before , and i sometimes had some things that have never seen before , and the science at the time when we saw them , no words existed .
i 'm going to just describe a study that i 'm going to describe with gur hubert , and i did the following , which we did , where we were putting the choices to savings plans for almost one million americans in the entire united states .
in honduras , the leaders of government in honduras are dependent on the help of partnership countries , they could benefit from their partner countries that they would be doing in the order of the law and implementation that everybody can make trust that the charter is going to really be resolved .
so the tedtalk is in a very simple form that a charter city is a place where the first place that the law is , the beginning of the world , defined the way that the law determines that they have , and the opportunity to decide whether to live either under those rules or not .
another example : a couple of years ago , i received the call of an 19 year-old man who was born as boy as boy , he had a girlfriend , had sex with his girlfriend , living as a man , he had just found himself to be sticks and had a uterus .
in our desire , the people who are being guiding us , and the cool truth about their medical rabbit or even a projection for life that you want to know , we need to make a look for the quality of life that you want to be disabled .
and then there 's a memory reminder , and remember , remembering itself is that it 's getting tattoos and is going to end up the story of our life , and it 's the one that is the doctor accepting the question , " how have you felt ? "
and now you could talk about why this is a deception , why you don 't realize that there are just three fingers here , because the mind and the way it process information is not one of them , one , two , three , it 's as a group .
and i know that some of you are saying , " it 's not better ? " if we all talk to one language ? " and i say , " well , let 's get this language of gratification . let 's go , " let 's get this language of gratification .
we monitored the genetic analysis to eight generations , and we found two instances of a natural death , and when we asked people to handle something about his age , they gave them that one of the people had become so old that he died , because of his age , and we were killing him , and even the spear .
he spoke in a very hot and social clay note about yo-yo ma and hillary clinton saying , and the dodgers never creating the word world , and all of this is because of the passage of an extra passage of beethoven 's ninth , the last sentence of beethoven 's fourth rdel .
because we 're having this self-deception , this feeling of being great by the top creatures , not one of the other creatures like this sort of thing , as uncharted as a organism , as well as the organism that exists , and otherwise the things that are so undesigned for us .
and then the renaissance came , and everything changed . we had this big idea , and this big idea was : let 's put the human individual into the center of the universe -- all gods and mysteries , and there 's no space for myly creatures that are going to take orders from the divine .
an inweird event , i was writing a book recently -- a biography called the dining of the dining -- a biography called the dining of the dining -- which decided to be different from all my previous books for some reason in the world and a large event event .
but if we look at this metabolic map , which is very simple , compared to our own , trust me , that 's easy , but if we all can eliminate all of these genes that we can eliminate one of the other , it 's very unlikely that it would lead to a living cell .
and there was a time in which there was only jeans in one type , and they bought it , and they 've been comfortable , they were incredibly non-comfortable , and when they 've been paying them for them , and they 've been very much enough having washed enough , they started feeling .
so , the problem -- the problem is that even those of us who have the sympathy of the difficult situation , they have orginiell and colorful , but somehow it gives them a narrow distinction of narrow down the past as the real world , meaning our world , is beyond .
but i remember the lights in the oil chain at the malaysia coast of the coast coast , and the young man who collapsed and died , the end of the journey was too much for him , and the inscript of the first aprock was given one of the men on the platform .
they knew that every year about 75,000 gorania , their land left , to go to the united states , and they wanted to know what they could do to make sure that these people can stay in their country and do exactly the same thing in honduras .
we have this life plan , we have these things that we want to make , and i think of all the people i wanted to make a hand in life , and i think of all the fences i wanted to do , all the experiences i wanted to do , and never did .
here it looks like he 's looking for a date , but what he really is looking for is somebody being fed up for him when he 's at the heart , because he knows he 's not very good at the lamb bias when he 's covered by one meter of ice .
i wanted to go back to a routine and to the comfort of a terrorist of a unknown journalist , a grandmother , a mother and two daughters who kept off every of your day like 20 years by 20 years by spending each of their day and their day , and they would have slept in the same bed .
it 's the friday , friday . get get down on friday . anyone 's poised to be the sc, etc . friday , friday . friday down on friday . you 're not thinking we 'd want to make this conversation without talking about this video , i hope .
and the realization of president lobo , was that the religious of the opinion that i thought was going to be able to get a way to get the foreign investment to get to the people and build this town for many years .
i was able to paint with other objects , she was running and ran , and she didn 't run and ran , but she didn 't think it would go on the house , and she said it would go more about land , and she said it would go more about land , and she said it would go more about land .
he went with high speed when he suddenly hear a little patch of melody , like it 's a preora of views , like it 's often in inspiration , and he wants to have it . it 's a mucily . he can 't make it .
fathers were extremely sensitive to figuring out how to protect individuals from the state , it 's possible that if we could make more mothers in this concept , we 'll make more concept of a concept , not just how to protect but we can do it for each other .
we don 't have the situation to be in iran in the case where a man who is attracted to other men , is to be punished by death , unless he 's to stay in his life , unless he 's to stay alive .
it 's a really nice thing to do with this , so agriculture does , it does , biogas , stroke on a hectare of land with five thousand people in favelas , so that a farmer can spend about five hundred dollars in favelas , and then you 'll wait to grow chickens and breast vegetables and fish and fish and fish and fish .
but the process and the heavy persistence of adapting around it was fire when he was having a trouble , where he was not setting up a trouble , and he got behind it where he was going from a trouble , and he realized that it had no processed , improvising thing .
and the reason that i saw it on a normal chart , where , say , this is the years , so , you know , this is the years , so this is a kind of a way of the kind , and this is a single-scale scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you , and then the graph is a one-bit scale of the technology that i want to suggest with you
now , not exactly what i hoped was what i hoped was , i went up and the stairs went up , the " real " firewar , " over the top , " the real firefighters , over the top , " get a pair of shoes .
i 've read a friend of mine to the daughter , and i had to laugh at once , it was as ridiculed , but i just got to talk to " stand and not talk about that , and i could stop talking about it , and i could stop reading and do it at all after that overfolded vigse .
these older people are now coming to me and say , " mr , stevenson , you talk , they hold talks . they tell people that they should stop saying that we should stop saying that we should have been to deal with that for the first time in our nation 's history . "
now in the world of savings , i think one of the best examples that recently came out of the market , is something like this , the choice of the people who had been very strong about the choices , it 's a program called harvard offered it at harvard .
you know , as a nuder , the moses shaped the hammer and he threw it on moses -- actually , " miss vijacnon parli ? why do you still take a little spot in the surface of -- and said , " miss mendganchanli ? "
and this video is really interesting because it shows -- and this video is really interesting , because it shows the idea of wealth with you to play new elements -- like the testicles and also the game of both reason and promotes -- while at the same time , it 's a lot of fun .
i tried to do this in my lab back to a little bit , and then i would have been on my perspective of hand equipment on ebay and bought some of the d.an analysis , and i took a little bit of a analysis , so that 's the one that 's like the d.ya fingerprinting maff-print .
i could only change any exercise of potential in infinitely many cases -- in different colors -- that you know , to build my leg muscles , and i 've misunderstood this chorer , and i 've misunderstood this chorer than anything else . i hated them . i hated them . i hated them .
this is when you focus a laser beam on one in the room , then you can put little particles into the air or in the liquid , and then in the liquid , which is so , you know , it 's there , so that 's where it 's like this kind of drawing official jet .
bill gates : to get the simulation at a supercomputer , all the major scientists , what we did , we need a few hundred million , and even if we tested our materials in a russian reactor , we need a few tens of millions of million .
there are some grade projects that are creating this on 60 percent -- 80 percent level of level , but it will get a very difficult commission to get it , and it will be very hard to get a deal for the burden of co2 for the carbon capacity , it 's a big challenge .
and our goal was , we wanted to get to 70 percent and to nine percent of renewable and then there 's this whole , the last 10 , 20 percent renewable , which is going to be going to be very , very expensive , and that 's not going to work , you know , that 's what 's going to work for you .
so this really works in academic journals , and we thought , well , we could maybe go right , and we thought , well , we might also turn the heck , then we could have a webcam , which is removling , the lens goes , it 's a microscope that 's spread around top of four hundred .
in my view of the medical cultural belief and journalism , i have created a personal medical study on medical error and wrong treatments to make everything possible to me for one of my first paper , white divers , black types , and i wrote to learn .
see this amazing demonstrations : voodoo conakacbiodiversity in a transtate of the rest of the sun , the very glowing of coal , has an amazing visualization of the mind to influence the body so that it holds when it gets into a state of extreme arousal .
and the problem , that 's not just a technical problem , it can also be a social problem , it can also be a social problem , it can just be a problem , and how can you do that better or how you can do that better .
and where you see it , what we really wanted to achieve , what we really wanted to achieve , and how sad we were , we are at all the earth , you can see that we are at all the earth , you can see that , for example , the amount of content is a program , to 20 km you can see a program neutral to 20 .
it would be great if we could make this tragedy of normal versus another , or the strength to actually formulate it even a bit more dangerous , and that can be put a little bit more dangerous to society , and thereby invite them to bring their whole special and valuable value to society .
in this image , i have a bush as a center of branches in all directions , because if you look at the edges of life , all the species of life have been successful in evolutionary terms : they have survived ; it has survived ; it has its environment , and it 's strength .
but in fact , we see it more and more , that if you 're willing to narrow down , and the more important opportunities are going to be going down , you know , there 's a rise in sales ; it 's going to increase the cost of the road ; it 's going to increase the cost of making & amp ; and there 's a improvement in decision-making that is in the decision-making improvement .
whenever we think of a burtting and landscape landscape , we can either runsaseberg and the old scaffolding of the blind wild , which is in his slideshow of a farusiical thought , or the other curoreauath , which is the kind of a priciical thought , or saying these people are more with nature , and we say these people are connected to nature , as we do .
people at the back or the one that eventually came up in the video , saying , " well , that looks quite impressive , but if it were real , but if it were real , it would be a hole and there really , if it were really real , it would have a hole and there it is when it really were , it would bleed . "
well , i like a little extreme , you know , in the way little appetite i have on the stocklets of memories , but even if you do more of it , there 's a real question , why do we put a real question on it , which we put in it ?
that 's at first that would be a little bit more sketble , so i 'll just make it work if we 're going to solve problems like hunger , poverty , climate change , global conflict and obesity , i think we have to do things online for at least 21 hours a week .
but there was only one company , an agency service , helping us -- and also because i had to do john bond and richard kirshanti for years -- i realized i had to do it alone , i had to deal with my team and go straight with my team .
many companies tend to -- and this is human nature -- to avoid -- to avoid the ones where they don 't know , they 're afraid of being afraid , and that they will be the welcome , and they turn them into something positive , and that 's a skill dog .
but we don 't even miss when we hear someone like this , because we know that kind of argument as we know , and so we 've kind of embraced the perception of this as long as we know , and we 've embraced the perception of creativity , and that 's sort of the way that art -- at the end -- always leads to the sea .
and then came from the diy yourself , the founder of the founder , and i said , " well , we have to get to see real meetings , also , and then i 've experimented with two events , and then i 've experimented with two events , one in london , and then i have a two-and-a-10 , and a few minutes later , and a little , and a little 10 , and a few , a few minutes later , and a little , and a few minutes later , and a little , and a little , and a little , and a camfrancisco .
i mean , most of our lives -- and i 've all figured this -- you know , the psychological present is about three seconds . what , you know , the psychological present is about about three seconds . in a month , there are about 600,000 . most of them don 't leave any trace .
and what we did was actually actually sort of using a new kind of network that was used on the world -- that 's a mobile phone web -- and anonymous and the basic information from this network that 's already collected from the operators to understand how the city works .
so cloud computing , something which my friends at autodesk are , tidying up with computing computing and networks , robots , 3d medicine , robots , the 3d technology that allows us to democratize the personal production on our planet , synthetic biology , meases , we name , digital medicine , nano materials .
they believed that a genius of genius was that it was literally a kind of magic thing that was believed literally in the walls of an artistic window -- something like dobby , the house 11 -- the coming -- the one that came out and the work would be made of the work .
a group of ankara i met a few times ago , which is a student group who would like to make the public more interested on what was going to learn in college , and they have to explain how to do so on a lot of new action and people tried to explain what d.esa is .
and the wright with that premise with this premise , which is , for example , brian depa in england , trying to bring a minimal settlement set , then he took a vad-shaped knee , a heat plate , and , yes , so clean , so you have bacteria and work .
but what happened is , 17 trillion dollarmates were ready to dispent on this control that would do with somebody doing business with somebody who would want to do so much of sam and play the stories that we didn 't otherwise have predicted -- stories that don 't usually want to support .
if i 'm going to show you 600 magazines , and i 'm going to show you 400 papers , or i 'm going to show you 400 papers , and you 're going to show you 400 papers , you think i 've given you more selection and a better experience of having given you the past 400 .
so by using color , contrast and contrast to the edges , photographic comstaples add the way that field deep , dedadized , colors and disorders , and eliminate the boundaries between the various images and just look like a single photograph , although it can contain a picture of all the levels and then take a picture of it , although it can contain all hundreds of levels .
and that 's when you all miss your feelings about politics and the snake at work and all the other things that we really miss , the government we really revolted about , the government in the core of tim o 'reilly , " which we do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words of tim o 'reilly , " which we can do in common , in the words
there are the bush dssgoes in my local supermarket , if you don 't count the 10 extra olive oodges , and 12 / kbalivates that they could buy to create a large number of their salad salings , which is unlikely , no of the shores of the back .
i think a significant -- not the only thing , but a significant jumanine to that explosion of depression , and also , with god , is that people have experienced the disapmises , because , when they need to explain their standards , it would be their fault .
i had written this piece called " avatar , " which is the measuring pole in the visual effects and computer-generated effects in a whole new configuration , with a realist human , with a realist human being , and the main figures were required , and the main figures were supposed to be all cg , and the world should be cg .
my colleague at mit , assaf biffman , could you even think a lot more about this and tell the other wonderful things you can perceive with , tell you , but i want to talk to you about the second one that we thought about and that 's driving our environment .
but we wanted to go a lot more . we wanted to build a whole virus of virus , and it has more than 580,000 letters of genetic code , and we thought we could build it in castapes , the size of the virus we could do with the size of the living , to know what the individual components are in a living cell .
i 'm probably one of the nice guys , still , the two nice girls still , i 'm probably in the generation of the generation , which has been picked up for this bad wildity of this bad , severe , that 's what it 's going to call , i think , kit .
this equation has four factors . a little bit of multiplication -- they have this thing on the left -- co2 -- that you want to get to zero , and that 's dependent on the number of people who each human being uses on average , and the coal , which is a unit of energy .
you know ? i think a mere person is to allow him to think or she 's or as she 's like the vessel , like the pelvis , like the pelvis , the essence and the source of all the , creative , unheard mystery , is a little too good for you to migrate to a fractal , human mind .
and it was really , really , really , really , really , really , in place , just like this , just shown a picture where i was wondering , and i was going to just get a picture of where i was wondering after 10 years , a thousand photography , in the collective of all , of course , whether that 's really supposed to be the great thing .
this was the real form of a déjv vu i 've ever experienced , because before i ever get to point out to a corner of a corner , i always knew what exactly would be in the light of the vehicle , because i was going to run on a film post .
we are at the verge of the amazing , amazing events on many areas , and yet i think we need to go back and take it back to the enlightenment to find a time in which we have to go back to more front than now .
and if you were to do another holiday vacation , there 's a conflict between two types of self and you have to think about how they 're going to decide that conflict and that 's really not at all , because if you think of memory , you might have a different answer . and if you think of memory , you might get a different answer .
if you 've ever had the chance to work in your urban society center , like our fellow scott silmeger is part of the program -- indeed , they all do -- you will all -- you will see that -- you will see that the people , the government of many different problems , they say that a marmaral rat is in their house .
so , the fact is that you 're not going to remember the 20th century , in 300 years , or in some engineering , but rather than an era where we were in a fixed condition , and the massive destruction of the biological and cultural diversity on earth are either active or passively .
what i first first show you is the basic work , is the basic work , a new technology that we have as part of a revoluting , just a year , which we have , as part of a revoluting , which is just a year of a revoluded technology .
the computer curves algorithms have both holding pictures together using the real space , allowing them to put the real space in which these things that all are available near the grassroots rockies in the canadian rockies , are indicated there are elements of stabilized slides or pair of things , and these things were all available to each other .
interesting , interesting grade , as the mopp-southern jungle , they brought this practice with this -- the adoption language changed in the course of the centuries of lenallah , allah , ollah , which you still can still fight and cherlate with costiting and talk dancers .
it 's actually the one that makes decisions , because if you have a patient who , say , two gut reflective , had two different surgeons , and they would decide which to vote , then the one chooses choosing that 's a little bad , and that 's the surgeon who 's selected .
so we have a situation , where , as we continue to further our science , we must acknowledge that those categories that we had chosen to have the stable anatomical categories that made very simple evidence of self-identity , which made very simple motivation than we 've imagined .
and when these people came and see who 's the best set of compliry in the world , this was not a mit professor , didn 't , was there any caltic student , it was a man from england , the first building of the business in a reha clinic , and the best set of retomtomed in the world .
no biologist would claim that 50 percent or more of all kinds of extinction are extinct before extinction , because it just wasn 't true , and yet , this -- the apocalyptic scenario , the apocalyptic scenario , we can hardly tell us about the area of the cultural diversity .
while i was looking for models in the past year , for the past year , i was looking for the past , and i tried to find other societies , and i tried to find other societies to see if they were going to help to deal with the emotional risks associated with creativity .
and then , if you 're in part of the software we just saw , we will also understand why nine and nine percent of our software today are kind of doing this little bit of things that 's going to be very suitable or not to reproduce , even more intuitive than the traditional software .
the first thing that you 're going to be as a kid , is that you 're going to take care of what 's causing what distinguishes them , right ? and the weight of whether your parents have allowed them to play more or less in the killing .
and the way from using wietment is the idea that success or happiness depended on a challenge , not having a challenge with being able to get into the experience of being an associated experience , and as if my life would be so successful , it 's as though i could have a handle with a prosthetic , or whatever people do , with my disability .
and from a conversation that morning , by dean , you yourself , one of the innovators of the r tedu yourself , i want to share with you -- he gave me permission -- his use of his personal logy , the " slinged , " and the many of you , and it 's the size of a refrigerator gray in the student .
if i was full of a room full of colleagues and told them to tell their immediate support and tell them what i just told you , i probably wouldn 't get the end of the second story ever before it really favors anyone to change a joke , and they would forget the topic .
this is a reconstruction of the cathedral in dame dame , which was just focused in the computer with images of flickr , giving them not-based dame in a flickr and on the university and so on and on and on , and each one of these newbers sthorking represents a picture that was discovered as this model .
and if i 'm now wearing that , like i 'm cross-plying through the record , which is , as a choice , it 's big to me , as a choice , which is coming up to me , and i can send it to the details , and yes , it 's called , i can send it to it , or you can shop or shop or shop and shop and shop on .
we also have one of these foreign fighters in the same size as it 's there , put in the hall to actually put the full form of dynamic behaviors from this web , so in the middle , it looks like the diesel , there 's the big battery , here 's the whole shuw that we simulate .
i was afraid , not mine , but i was afraid i could lose him , he could destroy himself , and i could destroy him with the violin , if i started to talk about pintics and arpedogic and some exciting art in didagy and some exciting forms of diy .
if i want to share with you today an issue today , it 's the whole story that we consume is greater than the sum of the parts , and so rather than thinking about information flow , i want you to think about how we can use information to make information that otherwise we would see how to use information that otherwise we would see that otherwise it would be , ok , and we 're not going to be seen that otherwise would be not seen .
but my dream here is , if you can do it economically , and at the same time , the skeptics are coming , " okay , i 'm not going to be able to use it , it 's not going to be the co2 , i wish it 's cheaper than the previous method . "
now , i 'd like to take a example of somebody who had a question and a request meeting , one of my lectures , who gave a story , and it was absolutely glorious music , and he was absolutely affected , and it was absolutely gorgeous music , and he was in the end of the recording there was a terrible division of crime .
a week ago , the national academy of engineering was the draaden-prize prize for francis arnold and wilaitus , major scientists who have developed independently techniques that have developed the natural process of evolution to work and to make more kinds of protein in an more efficient way -- which frances call a direct evolution .
so in a study i did with shlomo benartzi , and alessandro , made us , we made a study with people who worked on the people -- employees that were all working on the appropriate plan for their retirement plan .
and then they came back to montyony , and she came back to montounce rejeke , where they had two of their oldest friends , never carr , who 'd been organized for the montder , never carking , who 's organized the montder bus , and the name of virginia , which was a white , called of child g. r , the name of the husband .
these people are online to the people , but they 've been having it illegal by using trojans to steal money from our bank accounts while we do our online banking , or even as we do our online banking , or even we do keyloggers that 've collected our credit information information to the input , while we 're running online online .
you know , one of the great geniuses of traveling , and one of the most chersts of the race of the academy of tests , with the people who can still live with the old days , which is the time that they can 't even feel the old days , which is the more the same thing that they 're taste in the wind , they 're wiping out the plants .
this idea kept me through the writing of the morning of " othards , camping , love . i fell in one of these drawn , and it 's not going to work . you start to think that there 's a disaster , this will be the worst book ever written .
now nowadays , if you want to win a race , it 's actually something like this -- something like this -- something that 's displayed in real time , some thousands of sensors that are tracking information from the car , and then transfer it and then use that , and then use that , and then use things in real time while information is being mapped .
you all know about healthy shame if you give a mystery to best friend 's worth , but if this one gets stuck in a place , and then you get caught with the best friend of being a terrible argument , and leads you to be a terrible argument ever to make sure .
i 'm going to suggest to you all , the book book , reading the movie , will look at the movie so you can understand not just the wonderful connectedness that have been formed between these two men , but also how music was allowed to get the instrument , silying away away from the street .
and that made me to another human being , as my friends under the kwakil , believing that these forests of the city of hukuk and the boboals are the cannious ghosts , the shoniy-quiky ghoction , the shoniian ghoction , the shopian spirits , the middle of the world , the spirits they would be involved in .
and so i ended up with the people who were interested in space and with nasa and at nasa 's expertise , and to be able to sit at the real space table and to do real space delivery , and you drive our 3d space station , go to russia , go to the international space station and take our 3d camera system .
and of course , this was just a simple trick by dr. p. i , so i do it , i do it , i 'm making it , i think , the one i don 't want to do with the most richest , the most richest of five-year-old in the hospital in the second floor , but he actually made a new and subtle experience .
i mean , some happy people and companies , stand and non-, got the unique opportunity -- because i 'm sure chris anderson will never be again again -- the namnamnamces that were going to be in the moment that it was actually going to be a whole title , not a lot of the hint of what the subject was supposed to be .
bruce brown , a known design researcher at the brighton university , is so far left to say that this mass of mass , he argues the book , and the image , not the tv , the internet and so on , and so on , and the internet , the internet and so on , and so on , that we have transformed up to virtual openness .
bg : well , we haven 't set up a place , and there 's a lot of interesting legal rules for everything that is called nuclear , the nuclear bubble , and there 's been a lot of interest , and the people of the companies have been in russia , india , china -- i 've got to hit the energy of the energy .
human ability to adapt -- this is an interesting story , because people are asking me to tell me how to go through wiabturnand and i 'm always going to figure out something : this sentence has never been suspicious of me and i think i understand why .
in the early age of years , i received a really amazing task when my professor at harvard asked if i was interested in going to go to haiti and to infillitate the secret societies that were the foundation of the strength and the sound of the venvaliic societies and the poison that was used to make zombies , make sure .
the result is -- we call it " patient autonomy , " which sounds like a good thing , but in reality , is a shift in the burden of responsibility for a person 's decision , " one thing that 's not known , but the reality is a shift in the world 's behalf , and is probably ill , and is not going to make a decision -- namces of the patient .
and so there are different things , but the beauty of this is that a direct molecule has a million times as much energy as it does , say a carbon-molecule molecule , and therefore , if you can deal with the problems and the cost , the footprint and the costs , it plays the impact , the effect of the country and other things , almost in a single league .
we cleaned the chromosome a microspecies . in short , these are both as one from one way from human beings and mice , we put some extra genes to destroy people and mice , we put some extra genes to destroy the dna , we measured it with enzymes to destroy the proteins , and it was very amazing when we put it into a cell -- and they 'll be very amazing in the one cell -- and they 'll be very amazing to destroy our very narrow graphic here .
i had a particular encounter that i met that was the extraordinary american academy in ruth stone , who now is about 90 , but their entire life was 16 , but she was looking at me in the field of being in the favela , and she said she was growing up in the favela , and she said she could feel her , and listen to a poem about the landscape on her .
and they have two surgeries that were picked up , and they said , " well , we do a simpler , simpler , and we just got out of open-source source , so , free , that 's free , and then they 're just going out of open source , and then they 're the cheapest undergraduates of these drugs in the continent .
if a no one has said that the jeopsia zip , which has a completely crushed -- i 've been doing it for 10 years , i 've been hard to think of myself , i had a hard time of my father 's worth , because all of my father my father spoke to him , you have disforced the money on the window .
many of you will know the story , because from stealing 's articles on later , a book that was repeated , with robert rosling , and jamie gen-x , who had been a sopearly , the double abster , who had been performed at juilli-stor-dote and jamie gen-fer-in , who was actually finished in the juararhip wedding .
and so the idea of now , now , if you have all kinds of problems in invest , in something you have , you have something that 's not so clear , and is that the investment doesn 't necessarily have the worst scenario , and there are people in the rich world that are going to look at the point and there are people in the rich world who are looking at the moment and say , okay , that 's not a big drama .
a few years ago , the scientists at the scientists juinya awarded for his research in he took a adult skin , an fibrotomatic , and through manipulation of only four genes , the cell induced inducted , and through the manipulation of only four genes , the cell induced capable of being able to become any cell in your body .
so i went home and i ate dinner with my wife and told her , " well , wait a minute , if there 's this technology that you can use with everything , and we thought , " well , wait a minute , if there 's this technology that you can do to control the way that he can make a laser taxes , that 's a great thing . "
i was planning to go with a young colleague 6,000 miles from namedu in west china , in lenga , and only when i came to lhasa , i saw the face behind the statistics of the people who have been murdered by the cacaes of the cacada that were murdered in rubble and the caldes .
and now we 're going to move towards biology , and here i want to , this is the metaphor that comes from synthetic biology , that biology is actually a information science , because the d.ley code is an abstract code , because it 's the d.i code , because it 's important , it 's not just cyber .
and if you look down at the bottom here , you see the lab , so there 's such a garage garage with so much possible , so there 's a pair of garage with it , which has a group of work with the university of college that 's in place and pretty successfully , i want to cut a group on it .
and in order to show the dimensions , i 've made all kinds of batteries that are made , which for cars , computers , cell lights , pockmles , for everything , and i 've found that i have the amount of electronic energy that the world uses , which is the world that uses the world , less than 10 minutes of the coverage of that matter .
and that would be their answer to the bv lomborg argument that if you use all this time and energy to solve the co2 problem , all the other targets of suffering , the reduction of poverty , the other goals of that , that are suffering malaria , and so on , it 's a dumb waste of resources , to invest in malaria , while there are better things we can do .
and yet , here in this country , in the old southern 60s , we 're trying to see people -- here 's the risk of being convicted , the death of being sentencing at death , 11 times higher when the victim is white and the victims knows -- in the same states , the nation 's bodies .
in my show , white row , black species . " i have to say it to all of a grocery jump , " i would say to anyone , " this is my worst mistake , " blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah , blah ,
margaret mead , who said great anthropologist in saying that while we were dying , that while we move toward a string , reconcwed , generic world view , not only the whole range of human imagination into an altered mindset , but we 're not only going to see the whole range of human imagination on an altered mindset , but we 've forgotten that one day has ever awaessed the other possible opportunity .
in other words , sugar pills have shown a measurable effect , the placebo , and that 's because the person thinks about what happens to her , is a pharmaceutical or a kind of -- in the amount of much painful , for example , there 's , if the patient is only only enough to remember a testable effect on the body that you call placebo defense .
for example , women used to hold the vote , the concept of the founding fathers , which says that anatomical commonalities are more important than the anatomic difference , and said , " we should have a elect and more prone than the kind of existing difference , the right to own the full citizenship , the right to own the full citizenship , etc . "
i 'd like to show you straight to the original data sets by noah , and this is from a early prototype of photosynth in the summer , and we worked in the summer in the summer to show you what i think is really the punchline behind this technology , the photosyntics technology , and this is not necessarily so obvious , if you look at the environment , that we have on the website .
now , if you 're one of those who don 't accept the evidence of biological evolution , this would be a very good point , you can get your hearing flow , take your personal communication -- i 'll give you permission -- and maybe you can take a look back for kathryn wartz 's book , which is about being wrong , because nothing is going to make any sense for you .
now , if we go back to the big bang 14 billion years ago -- earth , the solar system , about four and a half billion years ago , the first evidence of living organisms , maybe three to four billion years ago , on earth -- the first evidence of living organisms , perhaps three to four billion years ago , and then find the first evidence of living organisms in the last 13millennia .
it usually takes my role to explaining people how wonderful the new technologies that are going on are the rise of the new technology , and i thought , because i 'm here sitting here with friends , i would tell you what i really think is going on here , and i would try to see what i really think is going on .
it means that a small child in the andean is growing up , that the mountain is a pepuo mind , or your fate , will determine a very different person , or your own control , will be a very different person , and then have another relationship with that resource or that place , or that place , and that 's where a little kid is in montana , that can be cut a pile of rocks .
now we 're all using , or many of us , gmail or one of the competitors , but there are also a lot of services in totalitarian states like iran where no child obateral offenders like gmail use , because they know they can trust more than local communities , and that the local government cannot be sniff around their conversation .
if you go back to land and say , " we had to do it to do the fiberglass , the sound regulation , and all the way around it , all the way around , the entire technology , and the difficulties around it , the human power , if you 're working on sea , " then you can 't explain it . " it 's like police versus soldier , who have been moving through a little bit and knowledge that they can 't never explain any one .
so the system develops as to make cell kups that make it easier to make mistakes , and it also allowed to create the support of people who are seeing it , and it 's as much convincing to create the spaces that are being interested in the best term , and that 's specifically being rewarding for people like me making mistakes and blame for the blame that should be appropriate for the rewards of that .
the young acogram are separated by three and four years from their families separated apart from their families and in a dark world of the acjaise of the glacier for 18 years , and two times from a single fash of the glacier , at stone rock , for 18 months , for the day nine months of gesting the pregnant one , which they were doing in their adult mother , they were doing a proververindifferent fact in the same mother 's lap .
there 's not a lot of place to get in the malaria store of asgy-bretters or the cold winds of tibet , but nonetheless , through time and ritual , they have a mystery of the earth that can 't exist on the idea , but it 's a very subtle nickal that can 't exist in the idea of itself because it 's in the human consciousness .
if somebody made the trouble , and all of these " frivers , " and shares all of that " noted ] , " suddenly , that this photo , i can start rid of it , then my photo is all filled with all of this data , and i can use it to come and dive into this particular kind of background , in this metavert , the photos of other people .
i even have a professor , richard evan shell , the man who ministers the psychedelia 's cleia , who was initiated with the magic mushrooms in mexico , discussing the world 's magic mushrooms in mexico , discussing the world 's " i argued that you couldn 't have that corypel , because that 's where the effect feels that you 're not there to be there , you 're not there anymore to learn a hallucination .
so , you have a huge amount of reference , of course , and we also have two six-six , a small group , and we have two six , a small group , and we decided that we 're going to go smaller and go back and take back and take back the next subject of the future , which means , and , i think , we 're going to be a bit of the time , and that 's how we think , and we 're going to think of it again , that people say what 's going on .
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as a computer computer , inspired by the kind of things we interact with with real objects -- with my stanford advisti and my colleagues evan kalanime , i started to wonder : what if we could use computers that could turn on a mouse genome , which is like a digital finger , going through a flat surface site -- what if we could intervene with both hands and use the data , and how we could use it , how we might want to intervene on it ?
i want to end with a poem that was written by an persian poet named hakanz at the 14th century , and my friend jacques obois tells me , and the poem is called , " god , god , who knows only four words . " every child knows god , not the god of the name , not the god of the name , not the god of the name , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god , the god ,
and we do a series of trips to the ethnisphere that we have in the places of such cultural wonders , that they 're going to get through the experience of the experience of such a cultural wonders that they can overcome from the pre-print , and hopefully hopefully , one after the one who can help us find a single heart of the main well-being that the wisdom of all human beings can contribute to us .
so , i 'd like to just summarize my talk to my talk , in the sense that the qualities and the skills that we 've bought from the gulf age , and that we 've gone from from the voath of the age of age , that we have made , and that we have been able to be able to reend out of the age of the age of the word age , that we can actually be reformed to our roots .
and what i found really extraordinary was that i had taken the newspaper clips of my entire childhood , whether i won a letter competition in the second grade , whether i 'd won a letter in the second grade , whether i 'd won a letter in the second grade , whether i had won my scholarship or one of my sports students , whether i had some parties on the board or one of my sports students , whether he had some parties , whether he had some of my sports students , the medical college students from the hahhman medical school and the hersson medical school .
in this point , ja4 to octavio said , " what happens when we were an unmovated surface of our country , what if we had an uncharted surface of our country , what if we were going to go down to an unmov-based surface of our country , what if we want to go just one message -- a part of the american botoni- and if you want to go to the place of the united states , you can do it for canada , which they usually would need to go to canada or america . "
at the end of this amazing expansion , you will someday take out one day , and then you see , you know , the first time in your life , you know , you have a sunrise , and in this crystal , you see a sunrise , and in this crystal moment , when the sun starts to shine on the hits , it 's suddenly a moment of the conscious of the first light when the sun starts to shine on the hits of the amazing beautiful landscape , it 's all evidensively .
i 'm going to leave my final word with a english scientist on the side , and i 'm going to argue , when he defended the useless experiments of his medical psyche , his photography was michael farsaday , who said , " nothing is so dangerous for the development of the human mind as to embrace our scientific ideas have come to mind that our scientific ideas are good and that there is no new worlds . "
and if you have people who are very firmly , they have a soul , or you can also say that they have been honored by the soul to life , they have this roughly before they have been honored by the soul , then that 's about to imagine that it 's about the soul to be honored , it 's about matter , it 's like , unfolded , unspeakable , untapped , hidden sheep .
how can i talk about the connection between women about three generations , and how the amazing starch of these interconnectedness are determined in a fourth girl 's life when she was in a hundred years old , and the amazing starch of these interconnectedness in the life of a fourth girl , when she was sitting with her little sister , and she was chewing a match today today ?
one of them is an infection from the large choice of salt , if you buy a buy , and it 's not perfect -- and , which salleworks is already perfect , and -- and , which , sallebotproof is perfectly , it 's perfectly ? it 's just a picture that 's been made with a good set of happiness that made it a good choice to regret , and that 's going to be going to be a good set of happiness that made you make it a good set of happiness , and that regret is going to be going on on the decision .
from the medical standpoint , you can say that my legs , the laser surgery , have long joints of titan and artificial flakes for long-sized bodies for long-sized bodies , the way that it 's possible to allow people to actually create their ability to develop , actually , to come up with the social networking platforms , people who choose to develop their own natural ability , and to evolve that to develop their natural determination , to develop out of social networking platforms , people who choose their own own ability to develop their own natural .
it doesn 't matter if it 's about the logging in the forests of borneo , or the voodoo akacomth in haiti , or the warrior in the greuard desert of north kenya , the cures of north kenya , the inwoode in the middle of the sahara , and even a ylak ghost in the middle of north kenya , the curo of the world , everest , the mother 's mother .
now , just knowing that jaguguanman is still beyond the milky way traveling , or the meaning of the myths of the oldest , even though , is that the buddhist most still , the most the perstriction of the comedy , is to bring anthropology to memory , which is the buddhist epiphany that we 're alive , to bring in the buddhist epiphany of the face , which is the key epiphany that we have in the world , not in absolute sense , but to bring out the buddhist epiphany .
what ayahuan is doing is not just the pharmacoloological potential that 's going to be worthy of this reputation , but because of processing -- it 's made for two different sources , on one hand , there 's this wooden kinl-the-pile , but it 's made for two different sources , on one hand , and it 's made up of a ququing , and it 's just like the leaves of a quwritten smoke on your own family .
the oil scarcity is invented , but we have enough online content , so it 's going to be realistic to you , and really live with it , and really live with the real life without oil , so if you 're preparing for the game , tell us where you do it , say , " tell us where you 're living , " tell us where you 're living . and we ask them to remix , video or youtube . "
and wherever you look at the world , you will discover that these cultures are not due to extinction , and these are dynamic peoples whose existence are being replaced by being able to put over their capacity to the adaptation , and now , as you can now now treat , and now prostitution peoples , whose existence of being being overcome by being able to fill over the capacity of the body is being placed by being able to put on the capacity of the conangle , or now now , to the river river , which is the most half-generation of the world , and now now , to the river river , which is the most half-generation of the world , and now now , to the river river , which is going to lived at the middle of a generation of trees , which is the most half-case of the japanese .