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There's one last elephant in the room: the proteins themselves, which come from algae, bacteria and funguses and all over the tree of life.

I wanted to close with one story, which we think could potentially be a clinical application.

This is some work that we're doing, led by one of our collaborators, Alan Horsager at USC, and being sought to be commercialized by a start-up company, Eos Neuroscience, which is funded by the NIH.

Mice are smart, so this one solves the maze eventually, but he does a brute-force search.

So this mouse was blind a couple weeks before this experiment and received one dose of this photosensitive molecule on a virus.

With blue light, we can drive information, and it's in the form of a one.

So our sense was we had to do one thing, and only one thing, instead of trying to have everything.

And so there was one particular toy that gave us a clue.

And by night, artificial light in each one emanates and comes out to the outside.

Instead of building a building as big as the football pitch, we focused it on this one element.

Children: One, two, three, go.

But about 10 percent of the time, after the patient has recovered from one of those events, pain persists.

And during the course of one of her dance rehearsals, she fell on her outstretched arm and sprained her wrist.

But as an architect, what I was seeing was how a prison is the worst building type we could have created to address the harm that we're doing to one another.

Danny is one of those souls.

But I found one.

For one jail, we can build 30 restorative justice centers.

And a new idea emerged from the community, one that was a lot lighter on its feet.

And not a single one of them is a jail or a prison.

So with this in mind, I ask you one more time to imagine a world without prisons, and join me in creating all the things that we could build instead.

So we had to chase this in the submersible for quite sometime, because the top speed of this fish is one knot, which was the top speed of the submersible.

In fact, it's thought that some of these are as much as 3,000 years old, which is one reason that bottom trawling should not be allowed.

Here's another one.

And like the one you just saw, it can produce these as bands of light.

So there's a language of light in the deep ocean, and we're just beginning to understand it, and one way we're going about that is we're imitating a lot of these displays.

And when it starts flashing, it's just going to be one of the LEDs that's flashing very fast.

Okay, so this next one is from the webcam, and it's going to be this pinwheel display.

Now up until that moment, I would have thought that, by age 50, one of the life skills that I had really nailed was tying my shoes.

We're going to do this one more time.

I think it's one thing to say there's 140,000 planes being monitored by the federal government at any one time, and it's another thing to see that system as it ebbs and flows.

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