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It impacts the day-to-day life of any engineer.
Consider this: Make a decision to live a carbon-neutral life.
What's really concerning to me is that diabetes has increased 70 percent in the past 10 years, and this may be the first generation in which our kids live a shorter life span than we do.
Life is a string of choices creating a constant pressure to decide what to do next.
And I've been riding with these kids once a week, every Tuesday, rain or shine, for the last four years and by now, they've become a very big part of my life.
But that's what he had all his life, people walking away from him.
And he spent the last 10 years of his life in two places only, the slums and the state prison, where he spent the last two years before he ended up sitting on this rock there.
And he goes on saying, and everyone looks at him like a hero, probably for the first time in his life.
And through this tapestry, which is the history of this country, the kids acquire what is probably the most important value in education, and that is the understanding that life is complex, and there's no black and white.
I have four kids, and even if part of what he says is true, they're not going to have the life that I had.
And I decided at that moment that I would spend the rest of my life doing whatever I could to improve their possibilities.
We had had a wonderful life there, and we decided to do something unusual.
Would he have had more possibilities in his life?
You ruined my life, but you gave me an incredible future.
With an average depth of the oceans of 4,000 meters, in fact, the high seas covers and provides nearly 90 percent of the habitat for life on this Earth.
She said, "But it's not fair, because there is only one life, and there should only be one death."
We have only been discussing and consumed with high-level preoccupations over troop levels, drawdown timelines, surges and sting operations, when we should be examining the details of where the social fabric has been most torn, where the community has improvised and survived and shown acts of resilience and amazing courage just to keep life going.
We are missing stories of women who are literally keeping life going in the midst of wars.
And the ones who are keeping that life are women.
There is a side that is focused on winning battles, and there is a side that is focused on winning life.
Well, if that ruins your life, well, then, you shouldn't live there.
Now, what I'm doing is fulfilling your expectations of how I should live my life.
I feel that expectation, and so I accommodate it, and I'm living my life according to what you expect me to do.
I want you to know that we can all make a difference by making different choices, by buying our food directly from local farmers, or our neighbors who we know in real life.
Finding that 18th camel in the world's conflicts has been my life passion.
How would you bring that story to life?
So the question started to work its way into my work life, as well.
And I think to get started, all we have to do is start to design clothes to be recyclable at the end of their life.
So at the end of the jacket's life, all you have to do is remove its fish bone and the fabric comes with it a lot quicker and a lot easier than before.
Because being able to extend the life of a garment by even only nine months reduces the waste and water impact that that garment has by 20 to 30 percent.
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