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Then we put a little chip, little tag, onto the trash and then started following it.

It started with a question by the mayor of the city, who came to us saying that Spain and Southern Europe have a beautiful tradition of using water in public space, in architecture.

So we started with Babel Fish.

But over the years, 10 years later, the snow packs eroded, and, if you notice, the trees have started turning yellow.

The water level of the lake has started drying up.

But I just started to shoot these pictures.

I started my journey in California, with a UC Berkeley 30-year longitudinal study that examined the photos of students in an old yearbook, and tried to measure their success and well-being throughout their life.

And so when I started traveling and going to these museums, I started learning a lot.

So we formed a team, a great team of people, and we started doing this.

And so I started playing around, and I found something going on over here.

Went in, and I started noticing that these kids were actually beating something.

And so I started in schools, because suspensions and expulsions have been fueling the pathway to prison for decades.

And after we were done, the director said that the circles she was holding in this space were more powerful in bringing the community together after fighting at school and gun violence in the community, and that students and teachers started to come here just because they saw it as a space of refuge.

So I returned with a restorative justice expert, and we started to run the country's first design studios with incarcerated men and women around the intersection of restorative justice and design.

And when he presented the project to me, he started crying.

And so I started to look for justice innovators.

And so, in the Near Westside of Syracuse, New York, we started to run design workshops with the community to both locate and reenvision an old drug house to be a peacemaking center.

We basically have a chat room going on here, because once it gets started, everybody's talking.

And I started making these, and I put them into Google Maps and allow you to zoom in and see individual airports and the patterns that are occurring there.

I started taking a look as well at different perimeters, because you can choose what you want to pull out from the data.

And I started collecting sheep.

And we started bouncing around ideas to make a collaborative music video project.

But to get us started, I want to ask if everyone could just close your eyes for two seconds and try and think of a technology or a bit of science that you think has changed the world.

The first is that, when we started trying to eradicate polio about 20 years ago, more than twice as many countries were infected than had been when we started off with smallpox.

Within a couple of years, every country that started polio eradication rapidly eradicated all three of their polio viruses, with the exception of four countries that you see here.

When we started, over 20 years ago, 1,000 children were being paralyzed every single day by this virus.

So things were looking very exciting, and then about five years ago, this virus, this ancient virus, started to fight back.

And then to make the matters even worse, the virus started to spread out of these four places, especially northern India and northern Nigeria, into much of Africa, Asia, and even into Europe, causing horrific outbreaks in places that had not seen this disease for decades.

And all of a sudden, some very important voices in the world of public health started to say, "Hang on.

In northern India, we started mapping the cases using satellite imaging like this, so that we could guide our investments and vaccinator shelters, so we could get to the millions of children on the Koshi River basin where there are no other health services.

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