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Number two, the skills that are imperative and differentiated in a world with intuitive technology are the skills that help us to work together as humans, where the hard work is envisioning the end product and its usefulness, which requires real-world experience and judgment and historical context.

They teach us to persuade, they give us our language, which we use to convert our emotions to thought and action.

Which means, are you preserving what you are doing for future use or for future generations?

Looks like an oval with a paddle wheel and mixes really well, but when it gets around the last turn, which I call turn four — it's stagnant.

We have 95 percent mixing and our lipid content is higher than a closed photobioreactor system, which we think is significant.

Now you take europaea, which is the largest or the tallest plant that we have.

And last, garlic with Salicornia, which is what I like.

I say, "I'm okay with that, 'cause we are nurturing the next generation of extreme green thinkers, which is significant."

Now certainly, I think there are lots of things in our culture around us which sort of reinforce the idea that for each one of us, we have a kind of a core, an essence.

There is something about what it means to be you which defines you, and it's kind of permanent and unchanging.

The most kind of crude way in which we have it, are things like horoscopes.

I don't know whether this number plate, which says "messiah 1," indicates that the driver believes in the messiah, or that they are the messiah.

Which is there isn't actually a "you" at the heart of all these experiences.

It's the shift between thinking of yourself as a thing which has all the experiences of life, and thinking of yourself as simply that collection of all experiences in life.

Now this idea, that what we are, the way to understand ourselves, is as not of some permanent being, which has experiences, but is kind of a collection of experiences, might strike you as kind of weird.

We say the watch has a face, and hands, and a mechanism and a battery, But what we really mean is, we don't think there is a thing called the watch to which we then attach all these bits.

Why think of ourselves as somehow not just being a collection of all our parts, but somehow being a separate, permanent entity which has those parts?

There are lots of different processes in the brain, all of which operate, in a way, quite independently.

What it means is we have to understand what it is as something which has a history, has certain things that keep it together, but it's a process, it's fluid, it's forever changing.

Because if you think that you have this fixed, permanent essence, which is always the same, throughout your life, no matter what, in a sense you're kind of trapped.

They have been around for almost 30 years now, which is quite amazing to think of, but they're only just starting to filter into the public arena.

And typically, you would take data, like the data of a pen here, which would be a geometric representation of that product in 3D, and we would pass that data with material into a machine.

It typically reads CAD data, which is a product design data created on professional product design programs.

Now 3D printing can break away barriers in design which challenge the constraints of mass production.

If we slice into this product which is actually sitting here, you can see that it has a number of cooling channels pass through it, which means it's a more efficient product.

You can buy a machine today for about $300 that you can create yourself, which is quite incredible.

These are parts of a RepRap machine, which is a kind of desktop printer.

Which means that we can now present to the public the next generation of customization.

So we can run this through to something like prosthetics, which is highly specialized to an individual's handicap.

This is a condition in which the heart fails, and instead of being able to pump all the blood forward, some of the blood backs up into the lung, the lungs fill up with blood, and that's why you have shortness of breath.

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