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It's got breathtaking nature, waffle houses and diabetes as far as the eye can see.
Aleph traveled with Phoenicians and reached the European shores in Greece, where it became alpha, the mother of our letter A. So that's how an Egyptian cow became our letter A. (Laughter) And same thing with the Egyptian house that became bet, beta and B. And the Egyptian fish that became daleth, delta and D. Our most fundamental texts are full of Egyptian cows, houses and fish.
The houses we build do not survive severe earthquakes.
They use the natural resources to build their houses, to thatch their houses.
We used to take our break in front of their houses, and all the kids of the neighborhood used to join us.
All right, so we're not finding steady employment, we're not earning as much money, and we're not living in big fancy houses.
In the case of malaria, what we'd like to do is mosquito-proof houses.
So, if you were to mosquito proof houses, you should be able to get these organisms to evolve to mildness.
This is important, because it tells us that if you have moderate biting densities, you can eradicate malaria by mosquito proofing houses.
At its peak 9,000 years ago, people had to walk over the roofs of others' houses to get to their home.
Terrorists want us to huddle in our houses in fear, closing our doors and our hearts.
There really wasn't a precedent for this kind of space, so we looked around the globe and found examples of community meeting houses.
Community meeting houses are places where there's very specific relationships between people, like this one in Mali, where the elders gather.
In meeting houses, there's always a central space where you can sit around a circle and see each other.
Triangular houses can be interesting to build, but if you get one built, people generally like it.
Thirty-seven percent of Americans believe in haunted houses, and I wonder how many of them have been in one and how many of them have been in danger.
You're going under a lot of buildings and houses, and if you go deep enough, you cannot detect the tunnel.
How many houses do you believe could end up having this type of roofing?
EM: I think eventually almost all houses will have a solar roof.
CA: Is there a mental model thing that people don't get here that because of the shift in the cost, the economics of solar power, most houses actually have enough sunlight on their roof pretty much to power all of their needs.
EM: It depends on where you are and what the house size is relative to the roof area, but it's a fair statement to say that most houses in the US have enough roof area to power all the needs of the house.
CA: So the key to the economics of the cars, the Semi, of these houses is the falling price of lithium-ion batteries, which you've made a huge bet on as Tesla.
You can still find architectural surfaces of great individuality and character in apartment buildings in Riga and Yemen, social housing in Vienna, Hopi villages in Arizona, brownstones in New York, wooden houses in San Francisco.
It's a village at the epicenter of the blue zone where I went to investigate this, and as you can see, architectural beauty is not its main virtue, density is: tightly spaced houses, interwoven alleys and streets.
These institutions go by other names as well, like "shelters," "safe houses," "children's homes," "children's villages," even "boarding schools."
And as people move to the countryside, how is that going to be? Think about autonomous, off-the-grid houses with solar panels, with wind turbines and waste recycling utilities, our new homes producing their own energy and using it to also power the family car.
It seems totally out of our focus, but approximately three billion people all around the planet are living in earth houses, and it is a traditional building material in Europe just as much as in Africa.
The idea was to unite people of different faiths by getting them to paint each other's houses of worship, mosques, temples, synagogues, churches, paint them yellow in the name of love.
By creating pathways between houses of worship within one neighborhood, we would create islands of stability and networks of people that could withstand threats.
We loved the idea and we immediately began approaching houses of worship: churches, temples, mosques, synagogues.
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