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We can create the future that's in our dreams.

But our dreams don't have to end with making it just like being there.

My little seven-year-old Picasso dreams were crushed.

Why should Sonny Boy's ability to live out his dreams be determined by where he's born, or what Warren Buffett called 'the ovarian lottery?'"

These dreams are within reach.

It doesn't tell us about our dreams and our aspirations.

We're people, and we have dreams and ideas.

Don't allow others to stand in front of your dreams."

All of these designers and many more are pursuing their dreams, by the making the most of their newfound freedom, with the discipline of professional designers and the resourcefulness of rebels and renegades.

Imagine that you invented a device that can record my memories, my dreams, my ideas, and transmit them to your brain.

When I think about dreams, like many of you, I think about this picture.

And our world is in desperate need of political leaders willing to set bold deadlines for the achievement of daring dreams on the scale of Apollo again.

It is a picture that in my wildest dreams I could never have imagined when I was 18 and figuring out that I was gay and feeling estranged from my country and my dreams because of it.

Too often our dreams become these compartmentalized fixations on some future that destroy our ability to be present for our lives right now.

Our dreams of a better life for some future humanity or some other humanity in another country alienate us from the beautiful human beings sitting next to us at this very moment.

And instead of going up to someone and asking them, "What do you do?" ask them, "So what are your dreams?" or "What are your broken dreams?"

Tend to Each other's Dreams.

It's time we set foot into that dimension and came out about the fact that we have dreams there, too.

There's a myth in most cultures about following your dreams.

So our first step in restoring the dreams of those parents is to answer the question: Why are babies dying?

And that concept actually stayed with me for 13 years until technology finally has caught up to my dreams.

So Aaron Koblin and I began auditioning new technologies that could put more of you inside of the work, like your childhood home in "The Wilderness Downtown," your hand-drawn portraits, in "The Johnny Cash Project," and your interactive dreams in "3 Dreams of Black."

And recently, they've written us letters, telling us how excited they are about the impact that this has had on their lives, on their educational dreams, on their capabilities, and it's just phenomenal.

As a child, I discovered that creativity is the key to cross from dreams to reality.

We have, for too long, chased various shimmering dreams at the cost of attention to the foundational dream of each other, the dream of tending to each other, of unleashing each other's wonders, of moving through history together.

Well, Jason Freeny makes those dreams come true with his magical toy dissections.

And I couldn't help wonder how much these young boys must have spoken to one another about their dreams for such a life.

We now have the dreams, the concepts and the technology to create 3-D transportation networks, invent new vehicles and change the flow in our cities.

And they tell me about their hopes and dreams.

And they have amazing hopes and dreams for what they'll accomplish in their lives.

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