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To imagine that we're not going to use these technologies when they become available, is as much a denial of who we are as to imagine that we'll use these technologies and not fret and worry about it a great deal.

And it's going to deny us the information that we need to make wise decisions about how to use these technologies.

The one thing though that is really dangerous about these sorts of technologies, is that it's easy to become seduced by them.

And to use our advanced technologies to pull out what is beneficial from this sea of noise, basically.

We have these technologies.

We're just beginning to realize the potential of nature-based technologies.

For a while, I thought of machines and the technologies that drive them as perfect tools that could make my work more efficient and more productive.

For the past few years, I've made work alongside machines, data and emerging technologies.

So picture a big urn filled with balls representing ideas, methods, possible technologies.

So we can document that the pace at which we are adopting new technologies is increasing.

Here's just one more paradox: If all of these faster technologies were supposed to free us from drudgery, why do we all feel so pressed for time?

So as we zoom into the future, let's consider setting the technologies of speed, the purpose of speed and our expectations of speed to a more human pace.

Well first of all I think we can do much better on the existing technologies.

We talk about leapfrog technologies.

So the point is just that these technologies that we have are really measuring the wrong thing.

In Parkinson's, there's one particular kind of neuron deep in your brain that is responsible for the disease, and these technologies just don't have the resolution that you need to get at that.

Because these technologies were still restricted to medical applications, which meant that we were studying sick brains, not healthy brains.

And crucially, how we would like the regulatory and ethical frameworks that govern these technologies to interact with our society.

So we set out at Interface, in 1994, to create an example: to transform the way we made carpet, a petroleum-intensive product for materials as well as energy, and to transform our technologies so they diminished environmental impact, rather than multiplied it.

But the pace of exponential growth is really what describes information technologies.

Communication technologies: 50 different ways to measure this, the number of bits being moved around, the size of the Internet.

And our goal was to assemble the leaders, both teachers and students, in these exponentially growing information technologies, and their application.

Then we are going to apply them to the other areas, like energy, ecology, policy law and ethics, entrepreneurship, so that people can bring these new technologies to the world.

Now, in terms of biomimetics, as human technologies take on more of the characteristics of nature, nature becomes a much more useful teacher.

How? Why? Paleontology is a thriving science at the intersection of multiple other fields and technologies.

Some of the tools for this had been around for a hundred years, but it had only been used as a diagnostic technique until the 1980s, when there was changes in camera technologies and things like that, that allowed this to be done for real operations.

So, with the combination of these technologies we can reach it all, and we can see it all.

Some of the technologies we've been talking about, you invented them, or at least revolutionized the way that they're used.

And this is an emerging set of technologies that use large-screen displays with intelligent calculation in the background to make the invisible visible.

Bad rules can prevent the kind of win-win solution that's available when people can bring new technologies in and make them available to someone like Nelson.

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