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And at that population level, our planet will be dealing with the limits of growth.
How many of you here could describe the sound of a single planet or star?
This is the planet Jupiter.
And that could be translated into "mey meen," which is the old Dravidian name for the planet Saturn.
It's a cupule that took 40 to 50,000 blows with a stone tool to create, and it's the first known expression of art on the planet.
So watching all of this show from outer space, you think we get it, we understand that the most precious resource on the blue planet is our consciousness.
Because it's the first thing we draw; we surround ourselves with images of it; it's probably the most common image on the planet.
And what I've learned since that event and during my recovery is that consciousness is under threat on this planet in ways it's never been under threat before.
And here are some of the other categories, if you look at the whole planet.
And the tsunami of problems that we feel we're facing in terms of sustainability questions are actually a reflection of the exponential increase in urbanization across the planet.
The planet has crossed the halfway mark a few years ago.
The 10 billion people on the planet in 2050 want to live in places like this, having things like this, doing things like this, with economies that are growing like this, not realizing that entropy produces things like this, this, this and this.
By the end of this year, there'll be nearly a billion people on this planet that actively use social networking sites.
The United States of America locks up more people than any other nation on the planet, and Louisiana is our biggest incarcerator.
And the reason why is that we live on a planet that is rapidly urbanizing.
So if we're seriously talking about tackling climate change on an urbanizing planet, we need to look somewhere else for the solution.
And if we have another eight billion or seven billion, or six billion, even, people, living on a planet where their cities also steal the future, we're going to run out of future really fast.
And what we're looking for is the tiny dimming of light that is caused by a planet passing in front of one of these stars and blocking some of that starlight from getting to us.
For one thing, we can determine that there's a planet there, but also how big that planet is and how far it is away from its parent star.
That distance is really important because it tells us how much light the planet receives overall.
Kepler won't find a planet around every single star it looks at.
So there's another interesting thing that comes from this realization that humans have a recent common origin in Africa, and that is that when those humans emerged around 100,000 years ago or so, they were not alone on the planet.
And I would suggest, it is not only humanity that won't survive, but it is all species on the planet, as we've heard today.
Now this quest started four billion years ago on planet Earth.
So when you think about the improbable nature of what I'm going to tell you in the next few minutes, just remember, we came from stuff on planet Earth.
In your own mind, what do you believe the chances are that walking around on some other planet is non-carbon-based life, walking or oozing or something?
Which is a fantastic story, unless you think about humanity's footprint on the planet, and our ability to keep up food production.
What I'd like you to consider is: What does it mean when these dots don't represent the individual bases of your genome, but they connect to genomes all across the planet?
They all hated each other, and all moved to different parts of the planet.
If the planet Earth is annihilated by the Vogons to make room for an interstellar bypass, that's an eight A "aaaaaaaargh."
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