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These problems still seem very daunting and very intractable, and any solutions we're achieving are small solutions.
That profit is that small difference between the price and the cost it takes to produce whatever solution business has created to whatever problem they're trying to solve.
One approach, the one we use mainly, is to look at patients with sustained damage to a small region of the brain, where there's been a genetic change in a small region of the brain.
There are, in fact, 30 areas in the back of your brain concerned with just vision, and after processing all that, the message goes to a small structure called the fusiform gyrus, where you perceive faces.
And during World War II, what he would see would be pilots coming back from their missions, and he noticed that within their eyes they had shards of small bits of material lodged within the eye, but the very interesting thing about it was that material, actually, wasn't causing any inflammatory response.
So just to wrap up, I'd like to actually say that being able to work in this sort of field, all of us that work in this field that's not only super-exciting science, but also has the potential to impact on patients, however big or small they are, is really a great privilege.
And with each inhabitant finding their own unique way of coming by, this tower becomes like a living city, a place which is alive with micro-economies and small businesses.
Throughout the tower, you come across all kinds of services, like the barber, small factories, and every floor has a little grocery store or shop.
Behind every window and door frame, you'll see a small child peering back at you, and while Makoko seems to be packed with people, what's more shocking is actually the amount of children pouring out of every building.
By nightfall, the area becomes almost pitch black, save for a small lightbulb or a fire.
Throughout the day, it's quite common to come across a small party taking place in the streets, just like this engagement party.
It's kids, small children.
It's 2018, and someone, or lots of people, are using the same mechanism that, like, Facebook and Instagram are using to get you to keep checking that app, and they're using it on YouTube to hack the brains of very small children in return for advertising revenue.
And most of these kids are too small to even use a website.
And this stuff really, really does affect small children.
If you take one thing away from this, it's that if you have small children, keep them the hell away from YouTube.
You know, there's a small country nestled in the Himalayan Mountains, far from these beautiful mountains, where the people of the Kingdom of Bhutan have decided to do something different, which is to measure their gross national happiness rather than their gross national product.
And most of Africa's farmers are, by and large, small farmers in terms of land that they operate, and very, very small farmers in terms of the capital they have at their disposal.
The small farmer in Africa today lives a life without much choice, and therefore without much freedom.
Because of this, commodity buyers and sellers typically transact in small circles, in narrow networks of people they know and trust.
In Africa, small farmers bear the brunt of this risk.
In fact, in 1848, 82 grain merchants and farmers got together in a small town at the crossroads of the Illinois River and Lake Michigan to establish a way to trade better amongst themselves.
This innovation is at the heart of the transformation of American agriculture, and the rise of Chicago to a global market, agricultural market, superpower from where it was, a small regional town.
We're not trying to cut and paste the Chicago model or the India model, but creating a system uniquely tailored to Ethiopia's needs and realities, Ethiopia's small farmers.
We're creating a system that serves all market actors, that creates integrity, trust, efficiency, transparency and enables small farmers to manage the risks that I have described.
They had one small elevator and a staircase that wrapped them and a light well.
But don't expect me to actually perform the trick in front of your eyes, because the probability for me to penetrate the wall is ridiculously small.
Also during our first visit to Ethiopia, I was really captivated by the old merkato that is this open-air structure where thousands of people, they go and buy things every day from small vendors.
And around this void we placed this idea of the market with small shops, that change in each floor because of the shape of the void.
And we are building that with these small prefabricated pieces that are the windows that let the air and the light in a controlled way inside the building.
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