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And Gregory Bateson was an epistemologist and anthropologist and biologist and psychologist and many other things, and he looked at how systems basically look at themselves.
There are almost always laws on the books that would protect these people, but they've often never heard of those laws, and the systems that are supposed to enforce those laws are corrupt or broken or both.
Whether it's India, Kenya, the United States or anywhere else, trying to squeeze justice out of broken systems is like Ravi's case.
And so not only do we urgently need to support and protect the work of barefoot lawyers around the world, we need to change the systems themselves.
This is about growing reforms from the experience of ordinary people trying to make the rules and systems work.
And I believe we won't overcome the despair that authoritarian politicians prey upon if our systems stay rigged.
It's connected to, what I call, the principle of computational equivalence, which tells us that even incredibly simple systems can do computations as sophisticated as anything.
I mean, the systems work, and we have to find out how to manufacture them and do things of this kind, but the basic technology works.
The only thing that is keeping us from basically saving the lives of everybody who needs the medicine to stay alive are the absence of systems necessary to diagnose, treat and care for people and deliver this medicine.
The systems are not there to reach the people.
And the absence of systems that function break the connection which got you all in this seat tonight.
In a world with no systems, with chaos, everything becomes a guerilla struggle, and this predictability is not there.
That's great, except the places that have malaria really bad, they don't have health care systems.
But at least on coral reefs are systems where there is a bottom component with structure.
I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that without informal carers like him, our health and social systems would crumble.
Once seen as a personal and private matter in family life, unpaid caregiving has formed the invisible backbone of our health and social systems all over the world.
These numbers, among others, demonstrate that if carers were to stop caring tomorrow, our health and social systems would crumble.
And while the importance of these millions of silent carers cannot be denied, they've largely been unnoticed by governments, healthcare systems and private entities.
And this is true of most of our living systems.
Now, here's another little secret I'm going to tell you about: For the last 25 years, oil has been playing less and less of a role in global energy systems.
This is a very important picture of the evolution of energy systems.
We have built our education systems on the model of fast food.
And finally, to pull out all the stops, this is a system called Urp, for urban planners, in which we give architects and urban planners back the models that we confiscated when we insisted that they use CAD systems.
This is a system called TAMPER, which is a slightly whimsical look at what the future of editing and media manipulation systems might be.
It was made in stars like that, locked away and then returned to the universe in explosions like that in order to recondense into planets, stars, new solar systems and, indeed, people like us.
And I think these systems live and work amongst us now, and not only are these systems living amongst us but you are probably a robot operator, too.
You are also going from point A to point B, but your car probably has power steering, it probably has automatic braking systems, it might have an automatic transmission and maybe even adaptive cruise control.
The best thing that can happen with these systems is that it starts to feel like you're just there.
That's awkward and not OK, and so we end up having to build these new social norms around using these systems.
People who get really good at operating these systems will even do things like make up new games, like robot soccer in the middle of the night, pushing the trash cans around.
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