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One of the great ironies of modern food systems is that they've made the very thing they promised to make easier much harder.
And also they've made us dependent on systems that only they can deliver, that, as we've seen, are unsustainable.
And we're now running national education systems where mistakes are the worst thing you can make.
Around the world, there were no public systems of education, really, before the 19th century.
We carried economic objectives, goals and systems beyond the local, but we did not carry the notion of taking care of the commons.
I see there are four key economic systems that fundamentally need to change.
And all of those four systems are putting enormous pressure on the global commons, and it's also very difficult to flip them.
Our computers, our systems will be as primitive as the Apollo's are for today.
We understand that these will become much more virulent, that what we see today is this interweaving of societies, of systems, fastened by technologies and hastened by just-in-time management systems.
How do we think about complex systems in new ways?
So in addition to the ebony, the species which the farmers choose themselves will be produced using our modern techniques and incorporated into their land-use systems, so that they start benefiting from these products while waiting for the ebony to mature.
Living systems are in constant conversation with the natural world, through sets of chemical reactions called metabolism.
Secondly, these metabolic materials have some of the properties of living systems, which means they can perform in similar ways.
But what these systems allow us to do is to introduce new tools and test them immediately, very quickly, and see if we can crush these populations or control them in some way.
The real genius is that it brings together two coordinate systems so they fit perfectly.
We can't create new land and new energy systems at the click of a mouse.
The breakfast that we eat as we sit down to check our email in the morning is still transported at great distances, usually at the expense of the local, more resilient food systems that would have supplied that in the past, which we've so effectively devalued and dismantled.
And it's really about how systems, settlements, withstand shock from the outside.
We get droughts, increased desertification, crashing food systems, water scarcity, famine, forced migration, political instability, warfare, crisis.
Where was the early warning systems?
And when the world starts to work together, with better early-warning systems, you can deal with some of these problems in a better way.
We stop for a quick commercial break, and then we come back to the traditional systems.
They said that throw away your traditional systems, these new cement tanks will supply you piped water.
This helped us build a very ethical and very highly patient-centric organization and systems that support it.
And yet, why should there be so much variation in quality and in service, and that was the fundamental principle that we followed when we designed the delivery systems.
This is a very busy table, but what this really is conveying is that, when it comes to quality, we have put in very good quality-assurance systems.
So, the idea is that if we fly around the world in a solar powered airplane, using absolutely no fuel, nobody ever could say in the future that it's impossible to do it for cars, for heating systems, for computers, and so on and so on.
So, we all know about the Narmada river, the tragedies of dams, the tragedies of huge projects which displace people and wreck river systems without providing livelihoods.
In this last year I have found these subsequent systems which allow for the mathematic possibilities of the Calabi-Yau manifolds in a way that doesn't necessitate these little hidden dimensions.
You can start doing things like, you know, transit systems that actually work to transport people, in effective and reasonably comfortable manners.
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