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14,437 | it's what all journalists do we travel across the world with our in our hands and we wait for the gems and the gems are always the outermost aspects of our personality and we stitch them together like medieval monks and we leave the normal stuff on the floor and you know this is a country that over diagnoses certain me... | 0 |
14,441 | does anybody know when the stethoscope was invented any guesses and what i can say is in doctors aren't going to be walking around with stethoscopes there's a whole lot better technology coming and that's part of the change in medicine what has changed our society has been wireless devices | 0 |
14,454 | so a lot of people have heard about the bush kerry controversy the media has covered this somewhat extensively it started out with an article in red herring the reporters called me up and they i mean i have to say they spelled my name right but they really wanted to say the bush kerry election is so contentious it's te... | 1 |
14,455 | and it is true that we did have to lock the articles on a couple of occasions time magazine recently reported that extreme action sometimes has to be taken and wales locked the entries on kerry and bush for most of this came after i told the reporter that we had to lock it for occasionally a little bit here and there s... | 1 |
14,459 | yeah so a lot of teachers are beginning to use there's a media storyline about which i think is false it builds on the storyline of versus newspapers and the storyline is there's this crazy thing but academics hate it and teachers hate it and that turns out to not be true the last time i got an email from a journalist ... | 1 |
14,460 | on the other hand begins with a very radical idea and that's for all of us to imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge and that's what we're doing so you just saw the little demonstration of it it's a freely licensed encyclopedia it's written by t... | 0 |
14,462 | and our goal the core aim of the foundation is to get a free encyclopedia to every single person on the planet and so if you think about what that means it means a lot more than just building a cool website we're really interested in all the issues of the digital divide poverty worldwide empowering people everywhere to... | 0 |
14,463 | so showed you the graph of what the cost of a printing press was and i'm going to tell you what the cost of is but first i'll show you how big it is so we've got over articles in english we've got two million total articles across many many different languages the biggest languages are german japanese french all the we... | 0 |
14,464 | how popular we've gotten to be we're a website and we're more popular than the new york times so this is where we get to discussion this shows the growth of we're the blue line there and this is the new york times over there and what's interesting about this is the new york times website is a huge enormous corporate op... | 0 |
14,467 | because i see a neglected question what would actually happen i became obsessed with this question i spent four years trying to analyze it using standard academic tools to guess what would happen and i'm here to tell you what i found but be warned i'm not offering inspiration i'm offering analysis i see my job as telli... | 1 |
14,469 | speaking of humans you were wanting to hear about that humans must retire at once for good they just can't compete now humans start out owning all of the capital in this world the economy grows very fast their wealth grows very fast humans get rich collectively as you may know most humans today don't actually own that ... | 1 |
14,472 | we'll talk more about those short term versions in a moment but they are much more efficient because they don't have to rest for the next day this em is more opportunistic they make more copies of themselves when there's more demand for that they don't know which way the future's going this is an em designer who of a l... | 1 |
14,476 | while this is what you would look like in virtual reality this is what an em would look like in virtual reality it's computer hardware sitting in a server rack somewhere but still it could see and experience the same thing but some things are different for first while you'll probably always notice that virtual reality ... | 0 |
14,477 | addition an em can make a copy of itself at that moment this copy would remember everything the same and if it starts out with the same speed looking at the same speed it might even need to be told you are the copy and em could make archive copies and with enough archives an em can be immortal in principle though not u... | 0 |
14,478 | so that means this is what usually see beautiful and luxurious but desks they're working most of the time now a subsistence wage scenario you might think is exotic and strange but it's actually the usual case in human history and it's how pretty much all wild animals have ever lived so we know what humans do in this si... | 0 |
14,480 | you may have noticed that my last name is nutt and if you did you are forgiven for wondering how a nutt managed to end up in a war zone i actually was offered right out of medical school and accepted a volunteer contract to work with unicef in war torn somalia that was worth one dollar and you see i had to be paid this... | 1 |
14,481 | and then what if we go beyond small arms for a second what if we look at all weapons in circulation in the world who does the biggest business well roughly percent of those weapons come from none other than the five permanent members of the united nations security council plus germany it's shocking isn't it now some of... | 1 |
14,484 | i was part of a team that was tasked with trying to figure out how best to respond to this humanitarian catastrophe it was right on the heels of the rwandan genocide and aid money to the region was drying up many aid organizations unfortunately had been forced to close their doors and so the question that i was asked t... | 0 |
14,485 | about minutes into this conversation i was having with this one young woman i leaned forward and tried to put my finger in the palm of her baby's hand and when i did this i discovered that her baby was already in rigor she was stiff and her little lifeless hand was curled into itself she had died hours before of malnut... | 0 |
14,502 | and i would want to do that like that that would be the plan i would have it all ready to go but then actually the paper would come along and then i would kind of do this | 1 |
14,503 | then came my senior thesis a paper you're supposed to spend a year on and i knew for a paper like that my normal work flow was not an option it was way too big a project so i planned things out and i decided i kind of had to go something like this this is how the year would go so i'd start off light and i'd bump it up ... | 1 |
14,504 | and that would happen every single paper but then came my senior thesis a paper you're supposed to spend a year on and i knew for a paper like that my normal work flow was not an option it was way too big a project so i planned things out and i decided i kind of had to go something like this this is how the year would ... | 0 |
14,505 | and to the monkey humans are just another animal species you have to keep well slept well fed and propagating into the next generation which in tribal times might have worked ok but if you haven't noticed now we're not in tribal times we're in an advanced civilization and the monkey does not know what that is which is ... | 0 |
14,507 | that there's two kinds of procrastination everything i've talked about today the examples i've given they all have deadlines and when there's deadlines the effects of procrastination are contained to the short term because the panic monster gets involved but there's a second kind of procrastination that happens in situ... | 0 |
14,519 | this is the wave going from left to right you can see this one yes and now it goes from left to right this is a new generation a new family which is able to store the wind so the wings pump up air in lemonade bottles which are on top of that and they can use that energy in case the wind falls away and the tide is comin... | 1 |
14,520 | and it always knows where it is on the beach so it's very simple brain it says well there's the sea there are dunes and i'm here so it's a sort of imagination of the simple world of the beach animal thank you one of the biggest enemies are the storms this is a part of the nose of the when the nose of the animal is fixe... | 1 |
14,521 | i would like to tell you about a project which i started about years ago it's about making new forms of life and these are made of this kind of tube electricity tube we call it in holland and we can start a film about that and we can see a little bit backwards in time narrator eventually these beasts are going to live ... | 0 |
14,522 | so the proportion of the tubes in this animal is very important for the walking there are numbers which i call the holy numbers these are the distances of the tubes which make it walk that way in fact it's a new invention of the wheel it works the same as a wheel | 0 |
14,523 | these are the distances of the tubes which make it walk that way in fact it's a new invention of the wheel it works the same as a wheel the axis of a wheel stays on the same level and this hip is staying on the same level as well in fact this is better than a wheel because when you try to drive your bicycle on the beac... | 0 |
14,524 | i would like for my body to be laid out to be eaten by animals having your body laid out to be eaten by animals is not for everyone | 1 |
14,526 | one option for the future of cremation but what about the future of cemeteries there are a lot of people who think we shouldn't even have cemeteries anymore because we're running out of land but what if we it and the corpse wasn't the land's enemy but its potential savior i'm talking about conservation burial where lar... | 1 |
14,527 | am i not an animal biologically speaking are we not all in this room animals accepting the fact that we are animals has some potentially terrifying consequences it means accepting that we are doomed to decay and die just like any other creature on earth for the last nine years i've worked in the funeral industry first ... | 0 |
14,528 | a multi industry and its economic model is based on the principle of protection sanitation and of the corpse whether they mean to or not the funeral industry promotes this idea of human it doesn't matter what it takes how much it costs how bad it is for the environment we're going to do it because humans are worth it i... | 0 |
14,530 | my arm leaning lightly against me her wavering step into the world her whispering thanks love lightly lightly against me i think i'll lighten up a little | 1 |
14,538 | i have like a thing about sleeping i don't sleep that much and i've come to this thing about like not sleeping much as being a great virtue after years of kind of battling it as being a terrible detriment or something and now i really like sort of sitting up you know but for years i've been sitting up and i think that ... | 1 |
14,539 | it's rarely color that i find in nature although you know juxtaposed next to artificial color natural color is so beautiful so that's what i do i study color a lot but for the most part i think like how can i ever make anything that is as beautiful as that image of natalie wood how can i ever make anything as beautiful... | 1 |
14,541 | when i was about an astrologer told me that i was going to meet the man of my dreams and that his name was going to be eric right so you know for years i would go to bars and sort of anyone i met whose name was eric i was immediately or something and there were times when i was actually so desperate i would just you kn... | 1 |
14,542 | i was dating this guy right and this has to do with being happy i swear i was dating this guy and it was going on for about a year right and we were getting serious so we decided to invite them all to dinner our parents and we you know sort of introduced them to each other my mother was sort of very sensitive to his mo... | 1 |
14,543 | there i got interested in design i went to parsons school of design and then i began my career as a designer i don't really think of myself as a designer i don't really think of myself necessarily as a fashion designer and frankly i don't really know what to call myself i think of myself as a i don't know what i think ... | 1 |
14,544 | you always have to be slightly bored with everything and if you're not you have to pretend to be slightly bored with everything | 1 |
14,545 | as a matter of fact i think a lot of my design ideas come from mistakes and tricks of the eye because i feel like you know there are so many images out there so many clothes out there | 0 |
14,546 | as a matter of fact i think a lot of my design ideas come from mistakes and tricks of the eye because i feel like you know there are so many images out there so many clothes out there and the only ones that look interesting to me are the ones that look slightly mistaken of course or very very surprising and often i'm d... | 0 |
14,548 | the color of movies and the way light makes the colors light from behind the projection or light from the projection makes the colors look so impossible and anyway roll this little clip i'll just show you | 0 |
14,549 | the color of movies and the way light makes the colors light from behind the projection or light from the projection makes the colors look so impossible and anyway roll this little clip i'll just show you i sit up at night and i watch movies and i watch women in movies a lot and i think about you know their roles and a... | 0 |
14,550 | very embarrassing thank you we can do anything you ask | 0 |
14,551 | and we were getting serious so we decided to invite them all to dinner our parents and we you know sort of introduced them to each other | 0 |
14,553 | let's try and do the spock salute i don't think i'll succeed see i can't be spock thank goodness i can't be spock | 1 |
14,554 | amongst them was one pithy counsel i will never forget he told us be easy to manage considering how nave i really was at the time i took his advice to heart i told myself yes i will be the ultimate team player | 0 |
14,557 | this cloud is an inherent part of research an inherent part of our craft because the cloud stands guard at the boundary it stands guard at the boundary between the known and the unknown because in order to discover something truly new at least one of your basic assumptions has to change and that means that in science w... | 1 |
14,559 | i couldn't get out of bed in the morning i felt unworthy of stepping across the gates of the university because i wasn't like einstein or newton or any other scientist whose results i had learned about because in science we just learn about the results not the process and so obviously i couldn't be a scientist but i ha... | 0 |
14,560 | at this moment i knew the girls needed a way to connect with their fathers at camp diva my non profit organization we have these types of conversations all the time as a way to help girls of african descent prepare for their passage into womanhood these girls just needed a way to invite their fathers into their lives o... | 1 |
14,561 | the wisdom lives inside of them as long as they have infrastructure and resources they can build what they need not only to survive but to thrive so we had a dance and girls and their fathers came in multitudes they were dressed to the nines they acted sweet | 1 |
14,565 | so inmates and girls were invited the girls were dressed in their sunday best and the fathers traded in their yellow and blue for shirts and ties they hugged they shared a full catered meal of chicken and fish they laughed together it was beautiful the fathers and daughters even experienced an opportunity to have a phy... | 0 |
14,571 | if you look at the square that you build with the and some counters growing off it the pattern that it has is exactly the pattern that you need to make a memory so if you affix some wires and switches to those tiles rather than to the staple strands you affix them to the tiles then they'll self assemble the somewhat co... | 1 |
14,574 | now a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes if your bank account's one dollar and you flip a single bit you could end up with a thousand dollars so these small changes are things that i think that they indicate to us that a complicated computation in development is underlying t... | 0 |
14,577 | and so we decided to take this case to the supreme court now this is extremely significant because this is the first time that a victim of domestic violence in afghanistan was being represented by a lawyer a law that's been on the books for years and years but until had never been used in addition to this we also decid... | 1 |
14,579 | in desperation her father went to a neighbor to borrow dollars after several months of waiting the neighbor became very impatient and he demanded that he be paid back unfortunately father didn't have the money and so the two men agreed to a jirga so simply put a jirga is a form of mediation that's used in afghanistan's... | 0 |
14,582 | well when i started working with my own work i decided that i shouldn't do images you know i became i took this very iconoclastic approach because when i decided to go into advertising i wanted to do i wanted to naked people on ice for whiskey commercials that's what i really wanted to do | 1 |
14,585 | i was asked to come here and speak about creation and i only have minutes and i see they're counting already and i can in minutes i think i can touch only a very rather janitorial branch of creation which i call creativity creativity is how we cope with creation while creation sometimes seems a bit un or even pointless... | 0 |
14,589 | i wanted to take that into the realm of images and i decided to make things that had the same identity conflicts so i decided to do work with clouds because clouds can mean anything you want but now i wanted to work in a very low tech way so something that would mean at the same time a lump of cotton a cloud and prayin... | 0 |
14,592 | it was like your romantic vision of europe margarine didn't exist in fact when margarine was invented several states passed laws declaring that it had to be dyed pink so we'd all know that it was a fake there was no snack food and until the until clarence came along there was no frozen food there were no restaurant cha... | 1 |
14,596 | and this took care of the situation resoundingly home cooking remained the norm but its quality was down the tubes there were fewer meals with home cooked breads desserts and soups because all of them could be bought at any store not that they were any good but they were there most moms cooked like mine a piece of broi... | 1 |
14,598 | now that is only a little bit hyperbolic and why do i say it because only once before has the fate of individual people and the fate of all of humanity been so intertwined there was the bomb and there's now and where we go from here is going to determine not only the quality and the length of our individual lives but w... | 0 |
14,599 | and where we go from here is going to determine not only the quality and the length of our individual lives but whether if we could see the earth a century from now we'd recognize it it's a holocaust of a different kind and hiding under our desks isn't going to help start with the notion that global warming is not only... | 0 |
14,601 | there's no question none that so called lifestyle diseases diabetes heart disease stroke some cancers are diseases that are far more prevalent here than anywhere in the rest of the world and that's the direct result of eating a western diet our demand for meat dairy and refined carbohydrates the world consumes one bill... | 0 |
14,603 | the evidence is very clear that plants promote health this evidence is overwhelming at this point you eat more plants you eat less other stuff you live longer not bad but back to animals and junk food what do they have in common one we don't need either of them for health we don't need animal products and we certainly ... | 0 |
14,605 | incredible isn't it yet they do that and they do this here it's the same deal the sad thing is when it comes to diet is that even when well intentioned feds try to do right by us they fail either they're outvoted by puppets of agribusiness or they are puppets of agribusiness so when the finally acknowledged that it was... | 0 |
14,606 | and the settlement narrative that led to their creation or you might think about the bold vision of an urban designer but there's other ways to think about mapping cities and how they got to be made today i want to show you a new kind of map this is not a geographic map this is a map of the relationships between people... | 1 |
14,607 | we have the baltimore orioles the baltimore ravens football team michael phelps the olympian under armour you may have heard of is a baltimore company and that community of sports acts as the only bridge between these two ends of the network let's take a look at san francisco | 0 |
14,608 | but this time it wasn't fine after the fever broke for three weeks i was so dizzy i couldn't leave my house i would walk straight into door frames i had to hug the walls just to make it to the bathroom that spring i got infection after infection and every time i went to the doctor he said there was absolutely nothing w... | 1 |
14,609 | hi thank you jennifer brea is sound sensitive the live audience was asked to applaud style in silence so five years ago this was me i was a student at harvard and i loved to travel | 0 |
14,610 | and there would be an awkward silence at the table i'd clench my jaw a little tighter hold my coffee pot with a little more vengeance the dad would awkwardly shuffle his newspaper and the mom would shoot a chilling stare at her kid but i would say nothing and i would seethe inside and it got to the point where every ti... | 1 |
14,611 | so i promised myself the next time i would say something i would have that hard conversation so within a matter of weeks it happens again are you a boy or are you a girl familiar silence but this time i'm ready and i am about to go all women's studies on this table | 1 |
14,613 | so imagine yourself years ago me i had a ponytail a dress and high heeled shoes i was not the militant lesbian ready to fight any four that walked into the cafe i was frozen by fear curled up in the corner of my pitch black closet clutching my gay grenade and moving one muscle is the scariest thing i have ever done my ... | 1 |
14,614 | tv show our favorite tv show favorite will grace and you know who we love jack jack is our favorite and then one woman stumped but wanting so desperately to show her support to let me know she was on my side she finally blurted out well sometimes my husband wears pink shirts | 1 |
14,615 | be direct just say it rip the band aid off if you know you are gay just say it if you tell your parents you might be gay they will hold out hope that this will change do not give them that sense of false hope | 1 |
14,616 | i'm going to talk to you tonight about coming out of the closet and not in the traditional sense not just the gay closet i think we all have closets your closet may be telling someone you love her for the first time or telling someone that you're pregnant or telling someone you have cancer or any of the other hard conv... | 0 |
14,617 | you're a girl how about that pancake it was the easiest hard conversation i have ever had and why because pancake girl and i we were both real with each other | 0 |
14,622 | as i started this work it was not always easy to convince the women to participate only after explaining to them how their stories might influence other women's lives how they would become role models for their own community did some agree seeking a collaborative and reflexive approach i asked them to write their own w... | 1 |
14,623 | as an arab female photographer i have always found ample inspiration for my projects in personal experiences the passion i developed for knowledge which allowed me to break barriers towards a better life was the motivation for my project i read i write pushed by my own experience as i was not allowed initially to pursu... | 0 |
14,624 | one in four people suffer from some sort of mental illness so if it was one two three four it's you sir you yeah | 1 |
14,625 | so you start to hear these abusive voices but you don't hear one abusive voice you hear about a thousand abusive voices like if the devil had tourette's that's what it would sound like but we all know in here you know there is no devil there are no voices in your head you know that when you have those abusive voices al... | 0 |
14,626 | reality already today allows you to take your office environment everywhere with you all you need is a wearable computer a pair of smart glasses and you can take your emails and your spreadsheets with you wherever you go and video conferences and video calls have become very common these days but they still need improv... | 1 |
14,627 | a vehicle carrying a squadron of drones the driver does some of the deliveries while the drones are flying back and forth from the truck as it moves that way the average cost for delivery is reduced and voila affordable e commerce services in the countryside you will see the new homes of our will probably have a drone ... | 1 |
14,629 | ironically the city with its population density is not always the best for that actually as social groups become smaller they grow stronger a recent study made in the by the office for national statistics showed a higher life satisfaction rating among people living in rural areas so as people settle in the countryside ... | 1 |
14,630 | i did it myself six years ago my wife and i we packed our stuff we sold our little apartment in spain and for the same money we bought a house with a garden and little birds that come singing in the morning | 1 |
14,631 | it's so nice there and we live in a small village not really the countryside yet that is going to be my next move a refurbished farmhouse not too far from a city not too close and now we'll make sure to have a good spot for drones to land | 1 |
14,632 | but hey that's me it doesn't have to be you because it would seem like i'm trying to convince somebody to come join us in the country i'm not | 1 |
14,636 | when we get to the industrial revolution actually that is what started the urbanization process and you know what triggered it steam power machines new chemical processes in two words technological innovation and i believe technology can also bring the end of this cycle i've been working on innovation for most of my ca... | 0 |
14,637 | it allows me to work with drones with printers and smart glasses and not just those you can buy in the shop but also prototypes it's a lot of fun sometimes now some of these technologies are opening new possibilities that will radically change the way we did things before and in a few years they may allow us to enjoy t... | 0 |
14,638 | more jobs and career opportunities is that still true today because the office people are starting to realize that working in the office and being in the office may not be the same thing anymore according to a study by global workplace analytics more than percent of the us workforce would like to work from home and do ... | 0 |
14,639 | you can control you can move around you can control what you're looking at it's way better but far from perfect you know how they say that most human communication is nonverbal well the robot doesn't give you any of that it looks like an alien but with advances in augmented reality it will be easy to wrap the robot in ... | 0 |
14,640 | you know how they say that most human communication is nonverbal well the robot doesn't give you any of that it looks like an alien but with advances in augmented reality it will be easy to wrap the robot in a nice hologram that actually looks and moves like a person that will do it or else forget the robot we go full ... | 0 |
14,641 | but today you can do all that online according to a study made by online shoppers in the us last year did more than half of their retail purchases online and the global market for e commerce is estimated to be at two trillion dollars and it's expected to reach by the end of according to now from a logistics standpoint ... | 0 |
14,642 | thank you very much we're so excited to be here it's such an honor like he said we're three brothers from new jersey you know the bluegrass capital of the world | 1 |
14,643 | i'm also going to explain a lot of people want to know where we got the name sleepy man banjo boys from so it started when was little and he first started the banjo he would play on his back with his eyes closed and we'd say it looked like he was sleeping so you can probably piece the rest together we can't really figu... | 0 |
14,644 | and is simply just cutting a hole in the skull and many many hundreds of skulls like this have been found in archaeological sites all over the world dating back five to thousand years five to thousand years now imagine this you are a healer in a stone age village and you have some guy that you're not quite sure what's ... | 1 |
14,645 | was a pretty big problem with this after these very long painstaking operations attempting to cure things they'd never been able to touch before the patients died they died of massive infection surgery didn't hurt anymore but it killed you pretty quickly and infection would continue to claim a majority of surgical pati... | 1 |
14,646 | a talk about surgical robots is also a talk about surgery and while i've tried to make my images not too graphic keep in mind that surgeons have a different relationship with blood than normal people do because after all what a surgeon does to a patient if it were done without consent would be a felony surgeons are the... | 0 |
14,647 | now we've got the dawn of surgery here what is astonishing about this is even though we don't know really how much of this was intended to be religious or how much of it was intended to be therapeutic what we can tell is that these patients lived judging by the healing on the borders of these holes they lived days mont... | 0 |
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