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Instead of building expensive hospitals, China is using telemedicine to cost-effectively treat millions of patients, and Africa, instead of building banks and electricity grids, is going straight to mobile payments and distributed clean energy.
We used it [200] years ago to build banks.
Poisonous giant hogweeds overgrow the banks of London’s Thames River.
It was a difficult project to finance, because banks weren't interested in the neighborhood because people weren't interested in the neighborhood because nothing had happened there.
Banks have been solving it for centuries.
And the top investment banks in the world now use resell data to analyze the retail footwear industry.
Families in America are going hungry, food banks are overwhelmed, and they're often running out of food.
And together we went out to food banks and started recording audio and photographs.
As soon as I heard that audio, I knew that this would be the kind of evocative piece that could really describe what was going on at food banks.
Our system uses 12 wavelengths of light between the ultraviolet and the infrared, and these are shown down onto the manuscript from above from banks of LEDs, and another multispectral light source which comes up through the individual leaves of the manuscript.
If they're liberal, they're going to hate big banks and oil corporations and Dick Cheney.
We get an insight into how clients and banks and lawyers go to companies like Mossack Fonseca and say, "OK, we want an anonymous company, can you give us one?"
Banks, credit card companies and other financial institutions don't know us on a personal level, but they do have a way of trusting us, and that's through our credit scores.
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, the central banks of the US and UK began buying bonds issued by their own governments in a policy known as "quantitative easing."
So we walked into these banks in the Cayman Islands and asked if we could open up a bank account with eight dollars and 27 cents.
Money only moves at the speed of banks.
And this means that we don't have to rely on the banks anymore to secure our transactions.
So, we build the carbon banks on the planet, renew the soils.
As our societies grew more complex and our trade routes grew more distant, we built up more formal institutions, institutions like banks for currency, governments, corporations.
And I believe we are now entering a further and radical evolution of how we interact and trade, because for the first time, we can lower uncertainty not just with political and economic institutions, like our banks, our corporations, our governments, but we can do it with technology alone.
So rather than all of our uncertainties slowing us down and requiring institutions like banks, our governments, our corporations, we can actually harness all of that collective uncertainty and use it to collaborate and exchange more and faster and more open.
Some banks suffered from groupthink, where staff were too afraid to challenge management's lending decisions, contributing to the financial crisis.
But banks quickly discovered that it also was cheaper to open new branches, and the number of bank branches increased by about 40 percent in the same time period.
So there's no schools, there's no hospitals, there's no police, there's no banks, there's no athletic clubs, there's no utilities.
In fact, monetary policy is set by an independent Federal Reserve System, or the Fed, made up of 12 regional banks in major cities around the country.
Like Jennifer Odem's sculpture of tables standing sentinel on the banks of the Mississippi River in New Orleans, guarding against the threat of post-Katrina floodwaters and rising up against adversity, we too have the ability to act affirmatively and affect positive change.
What happened is the Kosi River jumped its banks, and for reference, the scale bar here is 40 miles.
So this river got clogged and it jumped its banks.
In my research, we find, for example, at the University of Zurich, that Swiss banks who get caught up in media, and in the context, for example, of tax evasion, of tax fraud, have bad media coverage.
And if you gave it to one of our local food banks or food pantries, we could actually feed 20 people with that money.
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