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THE WORLD

PART 2

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The presentation

826 slides COVERing What I’ve learned so far about

TOPICS COVERED

LIFE

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THE WORLD BUSINESS

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GOALS VALUES MENTORS NETWORKS

ABOUT THIS VIDEO PART I TOPICS

PART 1 “ABOUT LIFE” INCLUDES 337 Slides and SECTIONS ON

INVESTING COMMUNICATION INTERNAL SELF LESSONS

The presentation PART 1 TOPICS THE PRESENTATION PART 1 TOPICS

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SYSTEMS HUMAN RIGHTS GLOBAL KPIS WORLD 2050


PART 2 “ABOUT THE WORLD” INCLUDES 210 slides and SECTIONS ON


GEN Y CLIMATE CHANGE INNOVATION

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOTIVATION PLANNING INCORPORATION RAISING CAPITAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT MARKETING


PART 3 “ABOUT BUSINESS” INCLUDES 269 slides and SECTIONS ON


BUILDING A TEAM BUILDING SYSTEMS LEADERSHip STRATEGY EXECUTION BUSINESS LESSONS MY MISSION

SYSTEMS THINKING

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SYSTEMS THINKING WHAT IS A “SYSTEM”?

A SYSTEM is A COLLECTION OF PROCESSES

THAT INTERACT

SYSTEMS THINKING SYSTEMS THINKERS

SYSTEMS THINKERS INTEGRATE KNOWLEDGE ACROSS DISCIPLINES


SYSTEMS THINKERS UNDERSTAND COMPLEXITY & NUANCE


SYSTEMS THINKERS BUILD MENTAL MAPS

SYSTEMS THINKING TYPES OF SYSTEMS

1.  INTERNAL SYSTEMS 2.  EXTERNAL SYSTEMS 3.  ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

SYSTEMS THINKING INTERNAL SYSTEMS EXAMPLES

RESPIRATION CELL REPLICATION DIGESTION IMMUNE SYSTEM HORMONAL REGULATION NEURAL PLASTICITY

SYSTEMS THINKING EXTERNAL SYSTEMS

GLOBAL TRADE ELECTRICAL GRIDS ACADEMIC ADMISSIONS CAPITAL ALLOCATION ELECTIONS THE INTERNET

SYSTEMS THINKING EnVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

CONDENSATION GEOLOGICAL FORMATION ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY NUCLEAR FUSION GAMMA WAVES EVOLUTION


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HUMAN RIGHTS A THOUGHT EXERCISE

IMAGINE YOU WERE IN A CAVE PRE-BIRTH AS A SOUL WITH TEN OTHER SOULS AND YOU DID NOT KNOW WHERe, TO WHOM Or which gender you will be born NOW, TOGETHER AGREE ON THE WAY THAT THE WOrLD SHOULD BE

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS WORLD

IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU prevent some PEOPLE FROM TRAVELING to other places While others could

Travel Freely SIMPLY BASED ON WHERE THEY WERE BORN?"


IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU HAVE SOME INDIVIDUALS LIVING ON LESS THAN $1.25 PER DAY

$1000 per day

PHILOSOPHY IN THIS WORLD

IN THIS WORLD IF YOU COULD AFFORD IT WOULD YOU ENSURE EVERYONE HAD ACCESS TO FOOD, WATER & SHELTER OR JUST

SOME PEOPLE?

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS WORLD


IN THIS WORLD IF YOU COULD AFFORD IT WOULD YOU PROVIDE ACCESS TO BASIC EDUCATION and MEDICINE JUST TO SOME CHILDREN OR TO

ALL CHILDREN?



IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU ENSURE THAT ALL INFANTS HAD LIFE SAVING IMMUNIZATIONS OR JUST RESERVE THOSE

FOR SOME INFANTS?



IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU CONDEMN SOME BABIES TO DEATH BECAUSe CANCER TREATMENTS

WEREN’t available?



WHAT TYPE OF WORLD WOULD YOU CREATE IF YOU DIDN’t know where you

WOULD BE BORN?



WELL Here’s THE SECRET



THIS IS THE WORLD WE CAN ACTUALLY CREATE IN OUR LIFETIME"

HUMAN RIGHTS A ENVISIONED WORLD

PHILOSOPHY AN ENVISIONED WORLD

A WORLD IN WHICH FREE SPIRIT AND ENTERPRISE

IS ENCOURAGED

HUMAN RIGHTS AN ENVISIONED WORLD


A WORLD IN WHICH PROPERTY RIGHTS

ARE RESPECTED


PHILOSOPHY AN ENVISIONED WORLD

A WORLD IN WHICH GOVERNMENTs are RUN

EFFICIENTLY AND TRANSPARENTLY



A WORLD IN WHICH EVERY CHILD IS GIVEN THE ABILITY

TO LEARN TO CREATE TO INNOVATE TO CONTRIBUTE



A WORLD IN WHICH EVERY CHILD IS ASSURED ACCESS TO THEIR BASIC NEEDS

FOOD

WATER

SHELTER EDUCATION

MEDICINE

ELECTRICITY THE CLOUD



IMAGINE THE JOB CREATION AND THE HUMAN INNOVATION IF WE CAN GO FROM 3B To 9 BILLION PEOPLE WHOSE BASIC NEEDS ARE MET



OH WAIT, WE ACTUALLY CAN CREATE THIS WORLD IN OUR LIFETIME? Well, then

Let’s GET TO WORK


HUMAN RIGHTS A LEADER AHEAD OF HIS TIME

“HOW DO WE MAKE THE WORLD WORK FOR 100% of HUMANITY IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME THROUGH SPONTANEOUS COOPERATION WITHOUT ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE OR DISADVANTAGE TO ANYONE?”

- R. Buckminster fuller "

HUMAN RIGHTS UNLOCKING GLOBAL HUMAN POTENTIAL

BASIC HUMAN NEED # WITHOUT % WITHOUT

1. CLEAN WATER 780M 11.6%

7. THE CLOUD 4900M 69.8%

6. ELECTRICITY 1300M 18.5%

5. BASIC MEDICINE 1700M 24.2%

4. LITERACY 920M 13.1%

3. BASIC SHELTER 1000M 14.2%

2. SUFFICIENT FOOD 925M 13.2%

HUMAN RIGHTS ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER

11.6% WITHOUT ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER

HUMAN RIGHTS PEOPLE WITHOUT the CLOUD

SINCE 1970 IMPROVED 17%

69.8% WITHOUT ACCESS TO THE CLOUD

HUMAN RIGHTS A UNIVERSAL DECLARATION?

WHAT IF THERE WERE A DOCUMENT ESTABLISHING THE RIGHTS OF HUMANS THAT THE UNITED STATES AND 48 OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE ADOPTED

THERE ACTUALLY IS.

PHILOSOPHY THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN RIGHTS The UNIVERSAL DECLARATION

PHILOSOPHY THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION


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GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING

SOMETIMES WITH ALL THE NEGATIVE HEADLINES IT’s HARD TO KNOW THE ANSWER TO A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS


HOW IS OUR SPECIES

DOING?


WHAT IF WE COULD AGREE On 5 METRICS THAT TOLD US HOW OUR SPECIES IS DOING?


SO Let’s ESTABLISH 5 Human KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

1 GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING

LIFE EXPECTANCY


INFANT MORTALITY


PER CAPITA INCOME


% in POVERTY


Co2 PPM

GLOBAL KPIS 1. LIFE EXPECTANCY


GLOBAL KPIS 2. INFANT MORTALITY

SINCE 1970 DROPPED 59%

GLOBAL KPIS 3. PER CAPITA INCOME


PPP Adjusted, & INFLATION ADJUSTED YEAR 2000 Constant Dollars

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GLOBAL KPIS 4. % OF HUMANS in extreme poverty

SINCE 1981 IMPROVED

62%


THE LASt 40 years HUMANS HAVE MADE TREMENDOUS PROGRESS


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GLOBAL KPIS TEMPERATURE ANOMALIES ON LAND

TEMPERATURES Up 0.8°C SINCE 1970

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GLOBAL KPIS OUR PARENTs’ REPORT CARD

Let’s GIVE OUR PARENTS A REPORT CARD

GLOBAL KPIS OUR PARENTs’ REPORT CARD

Human KPI Delta Letter Grade

1. LIFE EXPECTANCY 17% Higher A

5. CO2 emissions 97% HIGHER F

4. % in EXTREME POVERTY 62% LOWER B

3. PER CAPITA INCOME 83% HIGHER A

2. INFANT MORTALITY 59% LOWER A


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Global Population Will Rise!

9 Billion by 2050"

THE NEXT 40 YEARS GLOBAL POPULATION WILL RISE

GLOBAL POPULATION WILL RISE to 9.1 Billion

Global Energy Demand Will Double!THE NEXT 40 YEARS GLOBAL ENERGY DEMAND

GLOBAL ENERGY DEMAND WILL DOUBLE

As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS Co2 output from Fossil FUELS

FOSSIL FUEL USAGE WILL PEAK THEN DECLINE


Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS BROADBAND ACCESS

BROADBAND REACHES 85% OF HUMANITY


Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS MOBILE LINES PER 100 PEOPLE

SMARTPHONES ARE EVERYWHERE

CLOUD-ENABLED POCKET SUPERCOMPUTERS


Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS GLOBAL LIFE EXPECTANCY

WE LIVE LONGER AS LIFE EXPECTANCY REACHES

77

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS INFANT MORTALITY

FEWER BABIES DIE INFANT MORTALITY <10 per 1000


Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS GDP PER CAPITA

WE BECOME WEALTHIER GDP PER CAPITA UP

125%

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS EXTREME POVERTY

POVERTY REDUCED % under $1.25 Per Day

Down 69%

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS SECONDARY EDUCATION COMPLETION

WE ARE BETTER EDUCATED SECONDARY SCHOOLING up 91%

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS COLLEGE COMPLETION

% oF PEOPLE WITH COLLEGE DEGREES

UP 208%

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS WOMEN IN COLLEGE

WOMEN GO TO COLLEGE IN DROVES

UP 265%

Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!THE NEXT 40 YEARS URBAN LIVING

PERCENTAGE IN CITIES UP 32%

THE NEXT 40 YEARS MAJOR INNOVATIONS

NANOTECHNOLOGY 3D Printing GENOME SEQUENCING SYNTHETIC LIFE PRIVATE SPACE TRAVEL DESALINATION

THE NEXT 40 YEARS GOVERNMENTS WILL HAVE TO ADAPT

INCREASED GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY OPEN GOV DATA APIS

STRONGER PROPERTY RIGHTS EASIER TO START A BUSINESS BETTER co2 REGULATIONS REMAINING REGIMES OVERTHROWN

THE NEXT 40 YEARS MAJOR GEOPOLITICAL CHANGES

CHINA WORLD’S LARGEST GDP INDIA THE MOST POPULOUS NATION

AFRICA 2B People + ECONOMIC POWER FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS LESS INFLUENCE INSECURITY UNTIL WE LOWER EMISSIONS

THE NEXT 40 YEARS AFRICA BECOMES AN ECONOMIC POWER

THE NEXT 40 YEARS GEN Y WILL BE LEADING

GENERATION Y WILL BE LEADING THE NEXT 40 YEARS

People born between 1980 and 2000


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GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?

WE ARE DEEPLY AWARE OF SOCIAL ISSUES

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WE UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF A SUSTAINABLE WORLD

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SCALABLE POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE WORLD

AS TOOLS TO MAKE A

WE SEE BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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Status quo & ARE IMPATIENT with the

WE ARE USED TO A FASTER PACE OF CHANGE

INNOVATION HAS BEEN DEMOCRATIZED

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NEVER BEFORE TECHNOLOGY LIKE

WE ARE CONNECTED GLOBALLY THROUGH

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ACCOUNTABLE CORRUPT LEADERS

WE NOW HAVE THE TOOLS TO HOLD

AND CREATE THE MOMENTUM TO OVERTHROW THEM

GEN Y OUR GREATEST CHALLENGE

OUR GREATEST opportunity Is creating a sustainable world IN WHICH EVERY HUMAN HAS ACCESS TO FOOD, WATER, SHELTER EDUCATION, MEDICINE, ELECTRICITY

& THE CLOUD

GEN Y THE GOOD NEWS

THE GOOD NEWS IS WE GIVE A DAMN HAVE THE TECH TOOLS CAN INNOVATE LIKE HELL AND ARE HIGHLY COMPETENT


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CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe

AN INCREASE IN Co2 IN AN ATMOSPHERE TRAPS HEAT & MAKES THE

TEMPERATURE GO UP

CLIMATE CHANGE ANNUAL CO2 OUTPUT

ANNUAL CO2 OUTPUT HAS INCREASED FROM 4GT to 37GT SINCE 1900

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97% of American CLIMATE SCIENTISTS BELIEVE this recent INCREASE In GLOBAL TEMPERATUREs IS CAUSED BY

INCREASED CO2 in the ATMOSPHERE


THE IPCC INDICATES GLOBAL Surface TEMPERATURES wILL INCREASE ANOTHER 2.0° to 4.4° C (3.4° to 7.9° F) During the 21st CENTURY


A 3°C (5.4°F) increase in Surface TEMPERATURES WOULD INCREASE SEA LEVELS by ~11 FT

BANGLADESH UNDER WATER 35% of FL Under water 20% of NYC Under Water

CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT WOULD 3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?

“In the Pliocene, three million years AGO temperatures were 3 degrees higher than our pre-industrial levels, so it gives us an insight into the three-degree world. The northern hemisphere was free of glaciers and icesheets, beech trees grew in the Transantarctic mountains, sea levels were 25 metres higher” - Climate Code red"

CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT WOULD 3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?

“Between two and three degrees the Amazon rainforest, whose plants produce 10 per cent of the world's photosynthesis and have no evolved resistance to fire, may turn to savannah, as drought and mega-fires first destroy the rainforest, turning trees back into carbon dioxide as they burn or rot and decompose” "

- Climate Code red"


“As the Arctic continue to warm, melting permafrost in the boreal forests and further north in the Arctic tundra is now starting to melt, triggering the release of methane, a greenhouse gas twenty times more powerful than CO2, from thick layers of thawing peat.”


- Climate Code red"


“There are thousands of gigatons of methane beneath the seas, comparable to the amount of carbon contained in the Earth’s coal deposits. And, as the Arctic waters warm, some of this methane is likely to bubble up into the atmosphere.”


- Ezra Klein"


THE CURRENT DEBATE DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION

CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT

INCREASED TEMPERATURES ARE INEVITABLE AND ARE ON TRACK TO THREATEn OUR CIVILIZATION


WE ARE At 395 CARBON PPM AS OF 2012


WHERE WE STABILIZE CARBON PPM WILL DRASTICALLY AFFECT OUR CHILDRENS’ FUTURES

CLIMATE CHANGE WHERE WE STABILIZE MATTERS

CLIMATE CHANGE CO2 in the atmosphere

WE MUST DO ALL WE CAN AS A SOCIETY TO NEVER GO ABOVE 550 PPM

CLIMATE CHANGE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF C02 PPM

CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT

THERE ARE STEPS WE CAN TAKE TO REDUCE C02 output MORE QUICKLY

CLIMATE CHANGE how we can reduce c02

1) STOP FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES

2) PRICE IN THE COST OF C02 pollution cleanup

3) INVEST IN RENEWABLE ENERGY RESEARCH

4) SubSIDIZE RENEWABLE ENERGY USE

5) INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY

CLIMATE CHANGE 1. STOP FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES

EVERY YEAR THE USA PROVIDES $11.5B in SUBSIDIES TO the OIL INDUSTRY THIS NEEDs TO STOP IMMEDIATELY

CLIMATE CHANGE 2. PRICE IN COST OF c02 CLEANUP

FOSSIL FUELS ARE CHEAP BECAUSE THE COST OF CLEANING UP CO2 POLLUTION IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE FIX THIS TO CORRECT THE INCENTIVES TO USE FOSSIL FUELS

CLIMATE CHANGE 3. INVEST IN RENEWABLES RESEARCH

WIND, SOLAR, BIOFUELS AND FUSION HAVE GREAT PROMISE WE NEED TO BE FUNDING MORE RESEARCH oN RENEWABLES


USA ANNUAL DEFENSE BUDGET

$706 BILLION USA ANNUAL RENEWABLES R&D

$1.4 Billion


U.S. ANNUAL DEFENSE BUDGET $706 BILLION

USA ANNUAL RENEWABLES R&D $1.4 Billion

U.S. ANNUAL FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES $11.5 Billion

CLIMATE CHANGE 4. SUBSIDIZE RENEWABLES USE

iN ORDER TO INCREASE MARKET INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLES IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS WHILE THE R&D iS CONDUCTED WE SHOULD SUBSIDIZE THE COST OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

CLIMATE CHANGE 5. INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY

EFFICIENT BUILDINGS

SMART 2-way grids

SMART APPLIANCES

CLIMATE CHANGE CLEAN ENERGY

CLEAN ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES IS OUR BEST BET TO REDUCE THE COMING DAMAGE FROM CLIMATE CHANGE

CLIMATE CHANGE THE COST OF SOLAR

TODAY It would cost $50T TO PROVIDE FOR ALL THE WORLD’S ENERGY NEEDS FROM SOLAR POWER

GLOBAL GDP is $70T

CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY

SOLAR POWER WILL BE LESS EXPENSIVe THAN GRID POWER BY 2017 THE TIPPING POINT


COST OF SOLAR COST OF GRID RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA

$0.30 $0.08 >"

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COST OF SOLAR COST OF GRID RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA

$0.08 $0.08 ="

2017

THIS IS A BIG DEAL


It’s a race to GRID PARITY

THIS IS OUR MOON LANDING

CLIMATE CHANGE 2011 State of the union address

We're issuing a challenge. We're telling America's scientists and

engineers that if they assemble teams of the best minds in their fields,

and focus on the hardest problems in clean energy, we'll fund the Apollo

projects of our time. At the California Institute of Technology, they're

developing a way to turn sunlight and water into fuel for our cars. At Oak

Ridge National Laboratory, they're using supercomputers to get a lot more

power out of our nuclear facilities. With more research and incentives,

we can break our dependence on oil”

– President Obama January 26, 2011


The JOINT CENTER FOR ARTIFICIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS IS THE DOE’S

SOLAR RESEARCH HUB


Humans ARE using 14 Terawatts of power ANNUALLY


Humans are EXPECTED TO need 40 Terawatts of power

PER YEAR by 2050

CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCES OF GLOBAL ENERGY PRODUCTION

86.3%

6.5% 6.5%

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Fossil Fuels

Nuclear

Hydro

Solar/Wind/Bio

WHAT IF THERE WERE MICROORGANISMS WHOSE FOOD SOURCE WAS CARBON DIOXIDE

AND THEIR OUTPUT WAS FUEL?

INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE THE FUTURE OF ENERGY

CLIMATE CHANGE THE PROMISE OF BIOFUELS

ALGAE HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO BE THE WORLD’s FUTURE RENEWABLE FUEL SOURCE

CLIMATE CHANGE THE PROMISE OF BIOFUELS

BIOFUELS PRODUCED FROM SYNTHETIC ALGAE SHOW GREAT PROMISE FOR RENEWABLE FUEL PRODUCTION

FUTURE TECH WHAT IF?

ALGAE CONSUME CARBON DIOXIDE PRODUCE FUEL And REQUIRE 1/7th the LAND OF CORN-BASED ETHANOL

CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCES OF GLOBAL ENERGY PRODUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE THE PROMISE OF BIOFUELS


THE SUN PROVIDES ENOUGH ENERGY IN A MINUTE TO POWER THE EARTH FOR A YEAR

CLIMATE CHANGE THE POWER OF THE SUN


IN SUMMARY WE MUST QUICKLY REDUCE OUR CARBON OUTPUT THIS DECADE OR FACE A TRUE HUMAN DISASTER

CLIMATE CHANGE IN SUMMARY


CLEAN ENERGY IS OUR MOON LANDING

WE CAN LEAD THE WORLD ""


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INNOVATION WHAT IS INNOVATION

THE PROCESS OF CREATING SOMETHING NEW THAT MAKES LIFE BETTER

Innovation (n.)


INNOVATION IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT PASSION

INNOVATION WHAT DO INNOVATORS DO?

INNOVATORS SEE THE WORLD AS IT SHOULD BE


INNOVATORS BECOME OBSESSED WITH MAKING THE WORLD BETTER


INNOVATORS FOCUS INCESSANTLY ON BRINGING VALUE TO MARKET

INNOVATION THE BEST INNOVATORS I KNOW

Jack Andraka


Jeffrey Grossman


Robert Pera

INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION

HErE ARE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION


DEFINE THE PROBLEM VERY CLEARLY

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THROW OUT AS MANY CONSTRAINTS TO YOUR THINKING AS POSSIBLE

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ENSURE THOSE WORKING TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM ARE DEEPLY PASSIONATE ABOUT SOLVING THE PROBLEM

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SMART PEOPLE


CREATE INCENTIVE COMPETITIONS THAT PROVIDE PRIZES for THE BEST INNOVATION

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INNOVATION MOST IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS IN HISTORY

HErE ARE 36 of THE MOST IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS IN HUMAN HISTORY

INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS

FIRE ~400,000 BC


LANGUAGE 100000 BC


FARMING 15000 BC


FOOD PRESERVATIOn 10000 BC


SHIP 4000 BC


WHEEL 3350 BC


MONEY 3000 BC


IRON 2500 BC


ALPHABET 1800 BC


LEGAL SYSTEm 1780 BC


STEEL 400 BC


WATER POWER 240 BC


PAPER 105


MOVABLE TYPE 1040


MICROSCOPE 1590


ELECTRICITY 1600


TELESCOPE 1608


STEAM POWER 1690


LIGHT BULB 1800


TELEGRAPH 1809


THE ELECTRIC MAGNET

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PETROLEUM 1859


TELEPHONE 1860


VACUUM TUBE 1883


SEMICONDUCTORS 1896


RADIO 1897


ELECTRON 1897


QUANTUM PHYSICS 1900


AIRPLANE 1903


TELEVISION 1926


TRANSISTOR 1947


DNA 1953


INTEGRATED CIRCUIT

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INTERNET 1969


MICROPROCESSOR 1971


WORLD WIDE WEB 1991

FUTURE TECH THE BIG PROBLEMS

HOW CAN YOU IMPACT THE LIVES OF OVER ONE BILLION PEOPLE?

INNOVATION IMPACTING BILLIONS OF LIVES


WELL YOU NEED TO BE WORKING ON A BIG PROBLEM

INNOVATION IMPACTING BILLIONS OF LIVES


WATER ENERGY

FOOD EDUCATION

HEALTH SPACE COMMUNICATION FINANCIAL ACCESS

INNOVATION THE BIG PROBLEMS


TOO MANY PEOPLE ARE FOCUSED on

TOO SMALL OF A PROBLEM"

INNOVATION SMALL PROBLEMS

INNOVATION THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT

SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD PLAY NO ROLE IN INNOVATION


THE REALITY IS THAT MANY OF THE BIGGEST INNOVATIONS OF THE past 100 years have COME OUT OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS


EXAMPLES INCLUDE •  THE INTERNET •  GPS •  CT SCANS


AND ALMOST EVERY DRUG AND MEDICAL ADVANCE IN THE U.S. COMES OUT OF AN NIh FUNDED PROJECT


THE PROCESS OF CREATING SOMETHING NEW THAT MAKES LIFE BETTER

Innovation (n.)

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Education

fossil fuel

grid retail

innovation

climate change

sustainable

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important

human rights