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We have a population that's both growing and aging; we have seven billion souls today heading to 10 billion at the end of the century; we consume natural resources faster than they can be replenished; and the emissions that are mainly responsible for climate change just keep increasing.

So what you've been doing in agriculture is you start out with something that's a reasonably natural system.

You start taming that natural system.

You put a lot of force behind that natural system.

Here, I discovered something obvious: wilderness is our natural habitat, too.

So essentially what's happening here, and genomics is merely one example of this, is that technology is driving the natural scaling of the activity beyond the institutional boundaries within which we have been used to thinking about it, and in particular beyond the institutional boundaries in terms of which business strategy as a discipline is formulated.

And he said, here, "It is the business of natural philosophy to find out those laws."

And one of them quipped, I'm told, "But she has more natural self than half the other contestants."

And here's how it works: so you inject a sample in this tiny little capillary tube, and the cells go single file by a laser, and as they do, they scatter light according to their size and they emit light according to whatever pigments they might have, whether they're natural or whether you stain them.

John Locke bucked the tide of millennia that had regarded the practice as perfectly natural.

And we're doing this because so many of the countries rich in natural resources like oil or diamonds or timber are home to some of the poorest and most dispossessed people on the planet.

If you're outside on a spacewalk and you're blinded, your natural reaction would be to panic, I think.

And even if you're blinded, your natural, panicky reaction doesn't happen.

Many animals gather in large groups that are among the most wonderful spectacles in the natural world.

Now, some of you are probably just desperately clawing for some solace in the idea that these things are oddities of the natural world, that they are outliers, and that point of view is understandable, because by their nature, parasites are quite small and they spend a lot of their time inside the bodies of other things.

They're constantly inviting us to look at the natural world sideways, and to ask if the behaviors we're seeing, whether they're simple and obvious or baffling and puzzling, are not the results of individuals acting through their own accord but because they are being bent to the control of something else.

It was wonderfully cool inside because of its huge thermal mass, natural convection of air rising up through the oculus, and a Venturi effect when wind blows across the top of the building.

But a cautionary note: We also need to periodically pry them away from their modern miracles, the computers, phones, tablets, game machines and TVs, take them out into the sunlight so they can experience both the natural and design wonders of our world, our planet and our civilization.

Ninety-eight percent of this has nothing to do with natural disasters, and yet, people's charity, when they see a natural disaster, are wonderful.

And although engineers and scientists are doing the invaluable work to accelerate these natural processes, it simply won't be enough.

They use a liquid-based approach for separation combined with burning super-abundant, cheap natural gas to supply the heat required.

They have a clever approach that allows them to co-capture the CO2 from the air and the CO2 that they generate from burning the natural gas.

That's if they were fueled by natural gas.

So if you use natural gas to do direct air capture, you only end up capturing about a third of what's intended, unless you have that clever approach of co-capture that Carbon Engineering does.

You get the human lungs, you get acacia trees, you get ferns, you get these beautiful natural forms.

And I'll show you a little natural recursion here.

Scientific breakthrough, the kind that can potentially save lives, can sometimes be lying right out in the open for us to discover, in the evolved, accumulated body of human anecdote, for example, or in the time-tested adaptations that we observe in the natural world around us.

And testing to simulate a person in a wetsuit in the water with a predatory shark in a natural environment is actually a lot harder than you might think.

To my knowledge, this is the first time that we've been able to track the ongoing evolution of collective behavior in a natural population of animals and find out what's actually working best.

And when we felt safe amongst our own, the natural reaction was trust and cooperation.

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