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It's happening because transaction costs are plummeting and because scale is polarizing.

The plummeting of transaction costs weakens the glue that holds value chains together, and allows them to separate.

So I'm quickly going to show you, since I'm running out of time, in terms of how much it costs for us to manufacture, the biggest idea was roll-to-roll manufacturing, so we built this out of 50 cents of parts and costs.

And a 2012 study of employers showed that deep, flexible practices actually lowered operating costs and increased adaptability in a global service economy.

SP: But surely antiwar movements depended on mass demonstrations and catchy tunes by folk singers and wrenching photographs of the human costs of war.

Now let's talk about costs.

So how could we bring these costs down?

And so by doing this, they offset excess pollution and they reduce costs.

Climeworks uses heat from the earth, or geothermal, or even excess steam from other industrial processes to cut down on pollution and costs.

They focus on the heat required and the speed in which it moves through the material so that they're able to release and produce that CO2 at a really fast rate, which allows them to have a more compact design and overall cheaper costs.

And when we learn more, we have an opportunity to bring costs down.

Further, let's imagine that we could get the costs down to a 100 dollars a ton.

And it costs just 500 dollars.

Google has to reveal how much they spend, in general, and that lets you put some caps on how many data centers could they be building, because a big data center costs a certain amount of money.

So one important environmental challenge that every system has to deal with is operating costs, just what it takes to run the system.

In the desert, operating costs are high because water is scarce, and the seed-eating ants that I study in the desert have to spend water to get water.

In the early days of the Internet, when operating costs were really high and it was really important not to lose any data, then the system was set up for interactions to activate the flow of data.

So what happens when operating costs are low?

Operating costs are low in the tropics, because it's very humid, and it's easy for the ants to be outside walking around.

But as soon as the threat is passed, the entrance is open again, and maybe there are situations in computer security where operating costs are low enough that we could just block access temporarily in response to an immediate threat, and then open it again, instead of trying to build a permanent firewall or fortress.

Now the reason why we think it's a good time to do that now is, in the last couple of years, there's been a remarkable plummeting in the cost to do this type of analysis, this type of data generation, to where it actually costs less to do the data generation and analysis than it does to do the sample processing and the collection.

An adequately nutritious, low-cost diet for a mom and two young kids costs 477 dollars a month.

It was a fraction of a NASA spaceship, it costs a fraction of its cost, and it's made with less than a dozen moving parts, and it's going to be out in space later this year.

Currently, the tobacco industry externalizes all of the health costs associated with tobacco.

The tobacco industry externalizes all those costs, with an estimated one trillion US dollars per year.

In 2015, in Quebec province, the courts determined that the tobacco industry was indeed responsible for those health costs, and ordered them to pay 15 billion US dollars.

But it begs the question, why should any of us, in any country, be paying for the costs of the tobacco industry?

So when it costs millions of dollars to do something substantial, what you would do is you'd get an MBA who would write a plan and get the money from V.C.s or big companies, and then you'd hire the designers and the engineers, and they'd build the thing.

The problem is, Sorona costs about 400 million dollars and took seven years to build.

This is Gen9 gene assembler, and so right now when you try to print a gene, what you do is somebody in a factory with pipettes puts the thing together by hand, you have one error per 100 base pairs, and it takes a long time and costs a lot of money.

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