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Well, predictions of world peace?

But in my view it very well captures part of the problem that we have with democracy in Europe these days.

The component parts of trust are super well understood.

But when we figure out this, when we figure out how to celebrate difference and how to let people bring the best version of themselves forward, well holy cow, is that the world I want my sons to grow up in.

Well, it turns out there's this whole constellation of people who have to be involved in a product for it to be successful: manufacturing, financing, distribution, regulation.

Well, here's an example.

So we started with them, saying, "Well, what do you want?

My first thought was, "Well, you know, there's George Bush."

We don't go home at the end of the day and think, "Well, I really know who I am now because the Wall Street Journal says that the Stock Exchange closed at this many points."

Well, it's just a joke, anyway.

I'm going to tell you about why I became a sculptor, and you may think that sculptors, well, they deal with meta, they deal with objects, they deal with bodies, but I think, really, what I care about most is making space, and that's what I've called this talk: Making Space.

You could say, well, it doesn't look very different from when he started.

This is a work called "Learning To See." It's a bit of, well, we could call it night, we could call it the 96 percent of gravity that we don't know about, dark matter, placed in space, anyway, another version of a human space in space at large, but I don't know if you can see, the eyes are indicated, they're closed.

Mumbai, on the other hand, is a hot and humid place well into the 30s Celsius or 90s Fahrenheit.

You've actually likely seen something very similar at play if you've ever noticed frost form on the ground on a clear night, even when the air temperature is well above freezing.

Well, that pool of water, like most natural materials, sends out its heat as light.

Well, it's a little thing called the sun.

Well, we believe the most direct way to save energy with this technology is as an efficiency boost for today's air-conditioning and refrigeration systems.

So, the next time you're walking around outside, yes, do marvel at how the sun is essential to life on earth itself, but don't forget that the rest of the sky has something to offer us as well.

In addition, I had a lot of criteria, as well.

We tell it in our story of evolution as well, from our lolloping ancestors to Homo erectus, finally upright, to Homo sapiens, depicted, always a man, always mid-stride.

Well, GDP, gross domestic product, it's just the total cost of goods and services sold in an economy in a year.

Well, you can hear the implicit airplane metaphor in this story, but this plane is like no other, because it can never be allowed to land.

But if their economy stops growing while the rest keep going, well, they'll be booted out by the next emerging powerhouse.

Well, that's a key question, because as these red wedges show, right now we are far from balanced, falling short and overshooting at the same time.

But as well as being regenerative by design, our economies must be distributive by design, and we've got unprecedented opportunities for making that happen, because 20th-century centralized technologies, institutions, concentrated wealth, knowledge and power in few hands.

And corporations that still pursue maximum rate of return for their shareholders, well they suddenly look rather out of date next to social enterprises that are designed to generate multiple forms of value and share it with those throughout their networks.

Well, for some it still carries the hope of endless green growth, the idea that thanks to dematerialization, exponential GDP growth can go on forever while resource use keeps falling.

And if the mere idea of boundaries makes you feel, well, bounded, think again.

Well, it means if it were united in a single political system, one country, call it "The United Street Sellers Republic," the U.S.S.R., or "Bazaaristan," it would be worth 10 trillion dollars every year, and that would make it the second largest economy in the world, after the United States.

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