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Today, a century later, when researchers want to visualize neurons, they light them up from the inside rather than darkening them.
These are the people I want to talk about to you today.
And I want to thank her today.
And he's here also today.
This means the Exo can actually be transported and set up faster than any other housing option available today.
If you take one idea away from my talk today, let it be this: we have an incredibly important relationship with these marine microbes that have very large-scale consequences, and we're just barely beginning to understand what that relationship looks like and how it may be changing.
When I was born there was less than one billion children in the world, and today, 2000, there's almost two billion.
In the world today, it's the countries that have the highest mortality rates that have the fastest population growth.
Here we have Qatar today, and there we have Bangladesh today.
Today we can prevent the transmission of HIV.
But that's not what I want to talk about today.
And so I'm going to show you a toy today that I've been working on, that I think of more as kind of a philosophy toy.
So let's start in the United Kingdom, since that's where we are today.
What this means is, even if you covered the whole of the United Kingdom with energy crops, you couldn't match today's energy consumption.
And that means, if you do want renewables to make a substantial difference for a country like the United Kingdom on the scale of today's consumption, you need to be imagining renewable facilities that are country-sized.
It's got 160 wind farms, each 100 square kilometers in size, and that would be a twentyfold increase over today's amount of wind.
That's a fourfold increase over today's levels of nuclear power.
It's an incredibly complex and dynamic history lesson, but it's not the lesson I'm here to teach today, because we don't have time.
In 2012, a writer, journalist and political commentator named John Derbyshire wrote an article that was supposed to be a non-black version of the talk that many black parents feel they have to give their kids today: advice on how to stay safe.
Today, the global collection of women's experiences can no longer be ignored.
My talk today is about something maybe a couple of you have already heard about.
My talk today draws on this research to reveal why Arabs rose up and what they want now.
But those who revolted shared a common set of grievances and have similar demands today.
In the country once known for its passive resignation, where, as bad as things got, only four percent expressed their opinion to a public official, today 90 percent tell us that if there's a problem in their community, it's up to them to fix it.
As you see in today's modern liberal democracies, the society, the state, not only allows us to determine our self, to shape our self, it also demands it of us.
So these are the kinds of layers, the kinds of questions I wanted to lead you through today; the question of: What are the intentions that you bring to bear when you're designing something?
This is something that we're using today to search for E.T., and the electronics have gotten very much better too.
This is the Allen Telescope Array electronics today.
Today, you've got to spend years in grad school and post-doc positions just to figure out what the important questions are.
And we had about 10.2 million plastic surgeries in the United States, except that with the technologies that are coming online today, today's corrections, deletions, augmentations and enhancements are going to seem like child's play.
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