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There's one called TOR, which is another nutrient sensor, like the insulin pathway.
Just move to one side for us, if you would.
That every person here, every decision that you've made today, every decision you've made in your life, you've not really made that decision, but in fact, every single permutation of those decisions is made, each one going off into a new universe.
Well, there is one proviso.
Who knows, maybe one of your atoms was once Napoleon's knee.
This is one of the things that Generation G does so much differently than even my generation.
Become one with the game.
If you take away one thing from today's presentation, I hope it is you get a chance to go play with your kids.
Two pictures hung proudly: one larger-than-life photo of my siblings and I and the other a picture of my mom at 12 years old staring into the eyes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
He worked with Dr. King from day one and even wrote some of his most iconic speeches.
One man, one man with one charismatic voice, started this whole thing.
What can one 17-year-old do?
The founders and filmmakers at Invisible Children told me that there was this bill, that if we could just get this bill passed, it would do two things: one, it would apprehend Joseph Kony and the top commanders in his rebel army, and two, it would provide funding for the recovery of these regions that had been devastated by 25 years of war.
Six days later, all the cities were rescued but one: Chicago.
She was an intern for us this year, and she said, "My one goal is to get Oprah."
You see, even though my story was featured in this film, I was just one of a hundred interns who worked their tails off to make this happen.
His name is Johannes Oberman and Johannes worked with me from day one in Chicago, just as long hours, just as many sleepless nights as I did.
That bill is what we had our eyes set on from day one.
And then one week after that, President Obama signed our bill into law.
I was able to go to Africa at one point.
But if there's one thing that I want to drive home to you, one thing that I can say, not just to you but to myself, is that it is the acts that make us extraordinary, not the Oprah moments.
One that was published recently by David Keith at Harvard is to take chalk and put dust up into the stratosphere, where it reflects off sunlight.
And it's amazingly little; it's like one hose for the entire earth.
And they have one of the world's most amazing supply chains, 60,000 suppliers.
For reference, fact one: Exxon's revenues in 2005 were a billion dollars a day.
Less than one day of Exxon's revenues.
Now, we may have the political will to do this in the U.S., but I've got to tell you, we've got only one atmosphere, and so somehow we're going to have to find the political will to do this all around the world.
Everyone here cares about changing the world and has made a difference in that one way or another.
Let's get one of them passed.
If you took every nuclear weapon ever built at the height of the Cold War, lumped them together, and blew them up at the same time, that would be one one-millionth of the energy released at that moment.
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