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And it doesn't have to be a smartphone, it can be a basic phone, like the phone on the right, the basic Symbian phone that's very common in developing countries.
But we've also discovered something inspiring, which is that the technology we're developing has the potential to help life flourish like never before, not just for centuries but for billions of years, and not just on earth but throughout much of this amazing cosmos.
The first was that sleep disruption actually precedes certain types of mental illness, and we've shown that in those young individuals who are at high risk of developing bipolar disorder, they already have a sleep abnormality prior to any clinical diagnosis of bipolar.
And the opportunities for this are developing more rapidly than you might think possible.
It's something that a group of countries and the World Blind Union are advocating, a cross-border treaty so that if books are available under a copyright exception and the other country has a copyright exception, we can transport those books across borders and give life to people, particularly in developing countries, blind people who don't have the books to read.
Crying, frightened, unable to understand what's happening to him, he was right on the verge of developing a new trauma.
However, to many who live in the emerging markets, this is an illusion, and even though the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was signed in 1948, was unanimously adopted, what it did was to mask a schism that has emerged between developed and developing countries, and the ideological beliefs between political and economic rights.
And that's led to a whole field, really, that has looked at developing materials that have this hybrid kind of structure.
And so some of the things that we're thinking of, and many other people in the field are thinking of, are actually developing materials for that.
There's a couple of things I think that really seem to be driving this most fully on YouTube, and the first of those is advertising, which is the monetization of attention without any real other variables at work, any care for the people who are actually developing this content, the centralization of the power, the separation of those things.
Obviously, we work with exchange actors, and as we're developing the exchange market itself, we're also developing the regulatory infrastructure and legal framework, the overarching legal framework for making this market work.
We've worked with UNICEF and Save the Children on developing some new business principles with children's rights.
And if I then lay developing Asia on top of this, I'm saying India is 20 years ahead of Africa, I'm saying developing Asia is 10 years ahead of India, I can draw out some forecasts for the next 30 to 40 years which I think are better than the ones where you're looking backwards.
Engineers have a fantastic scope for innovation and ingenuity and developing different forms around these types.
They need expertise and mentorship to guide them in developing and launching their businesses.
We put some investments on the river that had originally been invested upon in the original MAPS, and now we are currently in the final stages of developing the finest venue in the world for the sports of canoe, kayak and rowing.
Compare this with trying to trespass a bad road in the developing world, or even being stuck in traffic in a developed world country.
In the developing world, we would hope to reach millions of people with better vaccines, reach them with better medication.
We can potentially use the skin on a chip that we're currently developing in the lab to test whether the ingredients in those products that you're using are actually safe to put on your skin without the need for animal testing.
Mobility in developing world cities is a very peculiar challenge, because different from health or education or housing, it tends to get worse as societies become richer.
Mobility, as most other developing country problems, more than a matter of money or technology, is a matter of equality, equity.
The great inequality in developing countries makes it difficult to see, for example, that in terms of transport, an advanced city is not one where even the poor use cars, but rather one where even the rich use public transport.
There is a conflict in developing world cities for money, for government investment.
In fact, buses are not sexy, but they are the only possible means to bring mass transit to all areas of fast growing developing cities.
There is a really enormous conflict, when we are talking about developing country cities, between pedestrians and cars.
In many developing country cities, more than 80 and 90 percent of the city which will exist in 2060 will be built over the next four or five decades.
But this is not just a matter for developing country cities.
And the second ingredient, which would solve mobility, that very difficult challenge in developing countries, in a very low-cost and simple way, would be to have hundreds of kilometers of streets only for buses, buses and bicycles and pedestrians.
Because of private property of land and high land prices, all developing country cities have a large problem of slums.
What a fantastic opportunity for leaders and many young leaders to come, especially in the developing countries.
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