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We all should help Minimize climate damage 71024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Nature. Nature is the intangible space and and tangible space upon which humans and
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  creatures do well. And because humans and creatures dwell upon this equal space,
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  and it's upon humans and creatures, it's upon humans and creatures to have an
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  understanding, not not to mess up an understanding, not to mess up what
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  we already have, because what we already have is what we already have.
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  The natural space, the ecospace. The ecological space must be shared, but
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  humans and the creatures and the plants in it, and we are part of
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  the ecospace. We are part of the natural environment. And at the same
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  time, humans have the intelligence to create artificial environment and artificial space because we
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  are blessed with that intellect of exploration, expedition, research, science and technology,
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  and with the urge to better ourselves and better our economy by using capital
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  to generate jobs, to build factories, to create new things for humans to
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  go new places of capital and the sake of wealth and health being. We
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  should be very mindful that we have just one human space, just one ecospace,
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  just one echoes pace to share, just one echoes pace to share,
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  and we must do our best to make sure that we don't mess it up,
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  make sure that we don't mess it up, because there's another thing we
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  have for humanity, and no matter what we do, we should be mindful
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  that they are not to earth. That we have just one Earth upon which
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  all of us dwell, upon which all of us were born, upon which
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  all of us shall live and die and pass it on to the younger generations.
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  It's within us and upon us to take care of our environment, take
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  care of creatures that we're here before we came, to take care of the
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  plants that we're here before we can take kill the blue skies that we're here,
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  before, we can take caill the healthy oceans and healthy ecological space that
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  was here before we came. As natural intelligence conflicts with artificial intelligence, to
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  create artificialities with the blend of naturalities, we can do this with measurement,
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  proportionality, and balance. You can see that the human space keeps warming,
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  and life shall be short. Life shall be short if we are not very
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  careful with our environment. No matter the politics, no matter the economy,
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  no matter the culture or tradition or religion, we should all be rooting for
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  a safer, healthier, clean environment for us and for generations to come.
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  Are you blaming somebody it. Make sure you're not taking responsibility. We shall
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  stop the blame game when it comes to the climate or the or the ecological
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  or catastrophic disasters that we are facing out of heat flowed tornadoes, at quakes,
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  landslides, droughts, which you all come together without blaming each other,
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  to be responsible for the future and have meaningful policies that are no contradictory to
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  common sense and reason or rationality. And there are no punitive to all industries,
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  but there are incentivising and inspiring to bring everybody on board. We know
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  that all systems and through the industrial revolution and the western civilized world have done
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  more damage to the plant it out of industrialization and the wars and the the
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  business of economic investments in strategic critical natural resources and in the building of nuclear
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  of false eye industries. That we're not greener, and that we're not intelligent,
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  and so that is past. We can now only build the future by
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  making sure that we work together to reinvigorate within the human person that which it
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  takes for us to have a healthy planet. It's upon us all to make
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  sure that our education, that the way we teach kids in schools, that
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  everything we do should be her nurse or geared towards a cleaner planet, and
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  the systems around the world should be mindful that, even though will promote capitalism
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  and will believe that private business is to make money, as the climate gets
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  warmer and humans that to suffer a lot, there are some basic amenities that
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  should be very less expensive for citizens to afford, like heat and electricity and
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  water for kids to cool down, for their parents to be able to prepare
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  their food, and for their to have life light over their head and for
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  them able to have cool water and the parks. Parks should be designed with
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  cooling systems, with fountains that kids can ply with, and streets can be
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  designed with micro uh kids can be kids can be designed with with our society.
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  As we teach kids, we teach the kids the designs of the future
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  and they can design their own future and how to help with the planet.
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  It's a way of thinking. And because when we see what we see,
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  and every year the heat plumbers come is getting harder, the tornadoes are getting
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  more deadler, the landslide, the eathquakes and the droughts and everything, it's
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  just intensifying to catastrophic level. We make speeches, we make money, but
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  with degree the human planet, and we should be mindful of that. We
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  should be mindful of that. We should be mindful to take care of that
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  which was given to us. Science and technology should be beneficial to all humans
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  in helping to heal the planet. Artivisia. Intelligence should be used for greener
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  industries and greener pastures. Our philosophers and writers and preachers and pastors and teachers
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  and leaders, and motivational speakers or inspirational leaders, or doctors or nurses or
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  bus drivers or genitus. You know, our technocrats, firefighters, law enforcement.
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  Everybody, man, woman, or whatever gender there might be, of
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  all ages and all races, and of minds intelligent or not, should come
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  together with the basic fundamental understanding there equal environmental space needs healing in its preservation,
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  protection, reforestation, and we need to be very green in what we
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  do. Else life would be short, life would be painful, life would
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  be miserable and impoverished. If you see what happens when a tornado hits over.
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  The hurricane comes by, it takes over lives, dreams, It blows
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  off homes that people have buried forever. It takes away the American dreams.
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  It takes property away, it takes humans with it, it takes hope with
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  it. So the climate warming or the planet warming. To give a different
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  friendly way to see it, I affix everybody, Affix everybody, no matter
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  where you are, it come at today. Today might be the Solomon's Islands.
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  Tomorrow might be Houston. It might be Florida. It might be Guango.
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  It might be Paris or London. It might be narrow Bee or Cape
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  Town. It might be somewhere in South Arabia. It might be somewhere in
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  Iran, somewhere in Russia, somewhere India, somewhere in Pakistan. We don't
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  know when it comes. Can be somewhere in Colombia or Argentina, can be
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  something in Canada or Mexico. It happens to everybody, everywhere, all the
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  times. We should be mindful that our greatest enemy shall not be the weapons
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  of mass destruction. Only there's another thing added to the ascent of self destruction,
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  our inability to preserve the earth given to us, and that it's over
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  industrialization, unfriendly ecosystem over industrialization. Let me say the gain unfriendly ecosystem over
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  industrialization or over capacity of on needed products that we produce that end up in
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  our mind fields, or products that are not bow degradable. We become our
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  own worst enemies. Your greatest enemy will be human. Your greatest enemy would
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  be the climate and the weather. Our greatest enemy will be ourselves. For
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  the damage that we are doing to the ecosystem. We make speeches, we
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  make money, we destroy the ecosystem. We make speeches, we make money,
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  and we destroy our ecosystem. We make speeches about environment, and we
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  said, all of us, you go green. We encourage eco environmental,
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  green industries and the names some fancy, but they do everything against nature or
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  the environment. The fear is the future gonna leave to the younger generations.
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  Climate change is not a gimmick. It's a reality. It's not something to
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  spain politically. It's not something to ignore. It's not something to brush over.
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  It's not something to use as a politicals don't get the vote type of
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  speech. It's something fundamentally that is wrong. We need to fix governments all
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  over the world and civil societies must be mindful that humanity has one common enemy,
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  and the one common enemy that humanity has is the warming planet. We
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  must do something about it. We should promote countries around the world to go
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  green, and when they do go green, they should actually go green.
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  Right. The cities should be green, the homes should be grey, the
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  parks should be green, the work places should be green, the factories should
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  be green. The products that the humans produce should be green, and that
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  the consum should be green. Suppose of their waste should be green. How
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  this waste is recycled should be grain. When you produce waste on this planet
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  Earth, it will still on this planet Earth. Are some waste necessary?
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  Are certain products that human even consume? Is it necessary? Is the eagerness
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  to few jobs becoming part of as damaging our planet? Because sometimes businesses produce
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  all these jobs that they say they produce. They use the job job growth
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  or the number of jobs that will be produced or available as a means to
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  get subsidies to get into industries that degrade the planet. There should be policies
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  on this. I will do make promises how to get better with our environment.
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  We should not. We should stop giving in all this far fetch future
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  to attain those goals. People who said twenty sixty, twenty seventy five,
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  twenty eighty twenty four, we're going to do ABCD on the planet or on
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  our environment or about clean air. You can't do it now. You don't
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  need to wait. Do it now. Do you know, for the sirck
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  of the kids? Do you know, for the sake of the economy,
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  do you know for the sake of the future that we shall all pass onto
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  the Do it now for the system? For the system to survive, it
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  needs to take care of nature of the planet. Because when natural disasters come,
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  it's pers nobody. It's personal building, it's person, no presidential palace
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  or historical sites or heritage sites. It destroys everything. What's the point of
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  within all this time to build all these systems on government and great institutions,
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  and create all these wonderful companies and wonderful places for it just to be destroyed
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  by one hurricane, one eatquake, one tornado, one wildfire, or drought
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  or stone or flood or heat. Hate. Hate cannot be the problem.
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  Humans. You shall adapt, but you shall not be us adapting to that
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  our genes and epigenetics. You one day adapt to the weather, though might
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  be the dinosaurs that no longer hear. We should be mindful and be responsible
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  where you find yourself blaming others and monsieur refusing to take responsibility. It's upon
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  us to now thou need to commit h and set expectations and fulfiller's expectations.
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  We need to invest in the environment and need to be all of us our
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  obligation to make sure that we can pass on a healthy, equal space to
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  the younger generation. The natural world and that official war is at war,
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  and that official world is created by humans. And between this batter of the
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  natural world and that official war, if that dificial wins, that all of
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  us are doomed. Because if artificiality surpasses naturality, the word is left left
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  of us, because humans are natural beings first before they create artificialities. That
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  deficialities comes from our creativity. Our deficiality distinguish us from the creatures of the
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  universe. But at the same time, our deficialities should be measured, should
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  be proportionate, and it should be balanced. It should be eco friendly,
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  it should be sustainable. She be conducive, healthy, she'll be peaceful.
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  That's for all of us to remember. The natural space the earth is for
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  us all to protect. It's for you to protect, it's for me to
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  protect and present, to plan more trace and make sure that we pass it
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  on to the younger generations. Make sure our educational curriculum it's reflective of the
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  realities of the planet, which measure that our politics is mindful and reflective of
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  the agency of the planet, of a woming planet. And so shall be
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  our policies and our teachings and our preachings, and our work space and our
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  investments. There is money to be made in everything you do, and all
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  money shall want. They transcend the new money. They cannot take the old
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  money away. You can make the old money much intelligently sustainable. The first
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  a few industries will always be here. Some all nuclear plants will always be
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  here. Or you can just make them greener and friendlier if we want them
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  to starve, because sometimes you cannot take them away, because those are people's
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  businesses, those are people's dreams, These are people's companies, just as people's
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  capital. Those are people's jobs. And livelihurt. You cannot just stop it,
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  you cannot destroy it. You can use artificial intelligence and nano intelligence and
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  seem conductorization intelligence or quantum intelligence or fusion intelligence to make it greener and friendlier.
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  Remember that you must not destroy the old to make her new, as
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  there will not be no new because they knew, equally shall one day be
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  destroyed. You can preserve the oil to Bill knew. You can refatalize,
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  reach oven it read too, redesign the oh to fit the present day reality.
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  Everything that is here is here to stay, for good or bad.
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  It's so us to make it good or make it bad. That which is
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  already is, that which isn't isn't but can be. But that which already
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  is is cannot be isn't because it already is. Doesn't matter what you say,
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  it matters what you do. So the things I already here are already
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  here. Even we think that we're toget away, we didn't take it away.
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  We just change it in different forms and on do transition or change things
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  from all the neil. We should make it greener. If you have a
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  green intelligence way of thinking, I use the word green, it just me
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  echo friendly intelligence, equal sensitivity way of thinking. The way your planet is
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  warming, you try to do no harm, but prevent it from becoming catastrophic.
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  We prevent from warming. You can't regress that. You can address that
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  in order to progress. If it is a cancer cell. We do everything
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  to take it away, and if we cannot take it away, we try
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  to minimize the damage. You hard to minimize the consequences of a warming planet.
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  Thank you A philosopher, Prince Israel Tzar zero seven one zero two four