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And under the set stage, there is a liquid, which gets solidified by the light.

I also brought it to you in person, so I want to kindly introduce you to the 3-D microprinter, which looks like this.

And Frank, you've come to a place in your life, which is astonishing.

Like the Rockefeller Center model, which is kind of from another era.

I feel it's sort of like the Vimalakirti Sutra, an ancient work from ancient India in which the Buddha appears at the beginning and a whole bunch of people come to see him from the biggest city in the area, Vaishali, and they bring some sort of jeweled parasols to make an offering to him.

And as soon as they had laid all these, all their big stack of these jeweled parasols that they used to carry in ancient India, he performed a kind of special effect which made it into a giant planetarium, the wonder of the universe.

So, I think thrift is a perfect counterpoint to the current age which we live in.

Now, a landfill is basically something which is not going to go away, and it's increasing.

These are actually bricks that are made from old demolition waste, which includes the glass, the rubble, the concrete.

If there's a building down the block which is being demolished, are there materials there that the new building being built here can use?

So it's a simple process of changing from a cut and sew, where typically between 20 and 30 materials are used which are cut from a large cloth and then sewn together or even sometimes glued, they changed it and said that they just knitted the shoe.

So, in this case, nanocellulose, which is basically one of the very fine building blocks of cellulose, which is one of the materials that makes trees strong, you can isolate it, and it works very much like carbon fiber.

I'd like to leave you with one last form which is biobased, but this, I think, is like the ultimate thrift.

The first one is a polyanionic segment, which basically acts as a non-stick backing like the back of a sticker.

So here in this situation, if you make a solution full of this three-part molecule along with the dye, which is shown in green, and you inject it into the vein of someone who has cancer, normal tissue can't cut it.

Well with our technology, the surgeon is able to tell immediately which nodes have cancer.

And they're known because somebody has decided to study them, which means that we're still learning about where they are.

Five years later, I started my organization, ChopArt, which is a multidisciplinary arts organization for homeless minors.

Which means that there's not enough oxygen for those animals to survive.

And trying some sustainable agriculture such as perennial wheatgrass, which has much longer roots than the six inches of a corn plant, that can keep the nitrogen on the soil and keep the soil from running off.

If you want to go swimming in Wisconsin in the summer in your favorite watering hole, you might find something like this which looks like spilled green paint and smells like it, growing on the surface of the water.

It feeds a lot of chickens, hogs, cattle and it generates ethanol to put into our gasoline, which is regulated by federal policy.

I began my life as a markets professional and continued to take an interest, but most of my recent effort has been looking at the value of what comes to human beings from nature, and which doesn't get priced by the markets.

We began the project with an interim report, which quickly pulled together a lot of information that had been collected on the subject by many, many researchers.

This came out in 2008, which was, of course, around the time that the banking crisis had shown that we had lost financial capital of the order of two and a half trillion dollars.

We then have gone on since to present for [the] international community, for governments, for local governments and for business and for people, for you and me, a whole slew of reports, which were presented at the U.N. last year, which address the economic invisibility of nature and describe what can be done to solve it.

But the question arises: Okay, so how much do Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and indeed the state of Mato Grosso in Brazil pay for that vital input to that economy to the state of Amazonas, which produces that rainfall?

And unless we address this invisibility, we are going to get the results that we are seeing, which is a gradual degradation and loss of this valuable natural asset.

And that brings me to another aspect of this, which is, to whom should this get paid?

That genetic material probably belonged, if it could belong to anyone, to a local community of poor people who parted with the knowledge that helped the researchers to find the molecule, which then became the medicine.

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