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We go through a sort of generative mode, where we’re exploring many ideas; and then we come back together again, and come back looking for that solution, and developing that solution.

Why is now a good time to do a biological solution to this problem?

And the genius of doing that and a solution that can scale where there's already scale.

Well, this was the first solution.

So the solution has to be, as people like Russell and Einstein and others imagine in a conversation that existed in a much stronger form, I think, early in the 20th century, that the solution had to be not just the head but the heart.

That’s a tall order, but there’s a solution that partners two things: a special kind of laser-based probe called LIDAR, and a miniature version of the communications technology that keeps the internet humming, called integrated photonics.

Maybe the solution there involves talking to other people in real time.

And bacteria might be a really important part of the solution.

This requires a global solution.

The most promising solution of all may be to look lower on the food chain.

We're moving upstream, closer to the problem and closer to the solution.

I don't go along with all that, but it's interesting that he had a simple solution.

I may not care about the fact that it's prohibited from heating this solution.

Not particularly the world's best design solution for those of us who are real, sort of, hard-core designers, but nonetheless, a fabulous empathic solution for people.

So this is not particularly a new idea, kind of, seeing opportunities in things that are around you and snapping and turning them into a solution.

It's this, and I think this is a particularly lovely solution.

Now, scientists have been trying to solve this problem for some years, but what I want to talk to you about today is that the solution to this problem may have been right under our noses this whole time.

We can’t currently contain enough ions in a trap to make advanced computations, but one possible solution might be to connect many smaller traps that communicate with each other via photons rather than trying to create one big trap.

And, finally, I arrived at the following solution.

I'm a soil scientist who has been studying soil since I was 18, because I'm interested in unlocking the secrets of soil and helping people understand this really important climate change solution.

Fortunately, I can also tell you that there is a solution for these two wicked problems of soil degradation and climate change.

Just like we created these problems, we do know the solution, and the solution lies in simultaneously working to address these two things together, through what we call climate-smart land management practices.

I'm pretty sure that's what politicians call a win-win solution.

Fortunately, there's a very simple, three-part solution you can be part of right now to help us transform our food industry from the bottom up.

Seeing no solution to my problem, I decided to attend another meeting and propose a new system that would be fair to everyone.

So several years ago, the US Office of Naval Research called on one of my colleagues, engineer scientist Dr. Anthony Brennan, to devise a solution to prevent fouling without the use of these heavy metals.

But it's robust, because it provides more options, and it means that we don't depend on a single technological solution.

So let me now apply this to a current controversy, not because I want to advocate any particular solution, but just to illustrate the kind of thing I mean.

The solution, Moore says, is to stop the plastic at its source: stop it on land before it falls in the ocean.

So I decided that I had to come up with a solution for her but also a solution that will benefit the people that are trying to exploit those forests, to get their hands on the last timber and that are causing, in that way, the loss of habitat and all those victims.

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