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you think every environmental and energy economist is working on in some degree right now?Broadly, we are asking how we can design environmental policy to be more economically efficient and more equitable.By economically efficient, I mean basically how do we get more bang for our buck, more environmental benefit per dollar or euro or yen of social cost that goes into

And, you know, we had models of the power sector and what power plants were in the ground, and those models are stillbroadly what you would use today.And actually, most of the specific power plants that we modeled had been in the ground for, at that time, 40 years, and most of them

Other times, the people come out 'cause they hate the emperor, and they drag the emperor out and cut his nose off or- Broadly. I'd say more military zones.

And then you had electricity, which was at the time they were generating little sparks that they could play and, and have fun with, or morebroadly, a lightning bolt blazing across the sky. And so when you think about this, that lightning bolt and that little magnet seem to be really unrelated. Um, but over the 1800s, a number of scientistswere exploring little aspects of it. What happens when you run electricity through a wire? It seems to make a magnetic field. You know, they, they-- There was a whole bunch of experiments and there were a lot of names.

adopting harder line slogans, harder line policies when it comes to illegal immigration and immigration morebroadly. So it sounds a little bit to me like we're saying unless we dress address this, then the right has a veryeffective marketing campaign. Well, the right has a very legitimate grievance about what's happening to their society

So what is geology exactly?Broadly, it’s the study of the earth.But that can mean a lot of different things.

for the last 100 years.Broadly, we could have more global literacy.I hope we will continue to have more global literacy.

is when I was commissioned-- and broadly speaking, the commissioners are white and straight.Broadly. I mean, there is incremental change happening.But broadly speaking, I think what was happening was people would be like, OK, great.

You then said-- you kind of answered, so.Broadly speaking, I mean, also, if you think that data is the new oil, it's actually a cliche.

A broad rise in crime through to somewhere around the late '80s, early '90s, and then a drop, and whatBroadly speaking, a very controversial argument is that from 1973 onwards, legalized abortion

And it's great-- as Andy mentioned-- that Google.org is helping to identify business models that can create morebroadly-shared prosperity as another counterweight against a world where all of the wealth, and perhaps political power, gets more concentrated.ANDY McAFEE: Ken, I think this is a great question.

The inventor of a set of philosophical and ethical ideas way back in the sixth century BC, about the same time,broadly speaking, that some of the great Greek philosophers-- Aristotle, Plato, and so forth-- were beginning to develop their systems of thoughton the southern side of Europe.

globalization uh the benefits accur to a certain small group of people and the costs I'm sorry the benefits occurredbroadly across much of society and some people benefited tremendously but there was a small group of people maybe like the steel industry or you know coalindustry they were devastated and we didn't pay attention to that and now we're suffering that backlash from that

say okay I'm going to open an IRA and you basically had to wing it and the resources now that are provided not justbroadly in the industry but within uh companies is extraordinary it's just you need to Avail yourself of those uh ofthose resources yeah I I would just Echo uh what lazan said and there's so many

This is chronological data about a landscape.broadly. And in fact, most of it they get from the drinking water.

broadly across society. And this supported the rise of this mythical middle class.

broadly about climate change, about resource scarcity, 2 billion people are elevating their standard of living.

broadly defined right so this is kind of the meeting point you know with the

Broadly, there are three kinds of things.

broadly, a global conversation at that, and invite others into help with this effort, because as I said, this is an

Broadly based, not in a technology worlds like you guys, I think that, in many ways, folks just think they are highfalutin telephones or entertainment devices.

broadly over that. And so my goal of this project was not to talk to these inventors about their products, which generally most

broadly in CS education is always what language do you use to write in. So when I took Computer Science in high school in the, in the mid-90s it was in Pascal; it had been in Pascal for

broadly speaking. Not you and I, I think that, I'm not saying that human beings are going to vanish, but in general, the idea of modern civilization as we know it is not going to

broadly try to figure out what works in

And broadly, the book makes the case.

imperial monarchy for the next millennium and a half.Very broadly, we can divide that into two phases, one where the center of power is in Rome, and one where it's in Constantinople.And, you know, we can debate the dates of when that transition takes place.

- But broadly speaking, though, MP4 is understood to generally be H.264 plus AAC audio. 99% of the time that's that, and that,

Um broadly, yeah, I think so. I mean, there are you know, it's it's obviously if you're asking me about like John

thought broadly that well, that was going to be our future that we had this new coalition that was going to be

more broadly and and perhaps more philosophically at um at at platform moderation, supporters of some restrictions might argue that the

They just describe behaviors in the way that imposter syndrome does too, but just broad brush.But broadly speaking, there's definitely a resistance to hierarchy, and hierarchy is a form of statusamongst younger people, which I think is really positive.

more broadly. Yeah. So I'd love to start just hearing a little bit about your personal journey.

So broadly, the considerations are pretty simple.

more broadly, with women typically picking up some of the more traditional labor.

But broadly, scientists say, in the same way that Albert Einstein said, you know what, if I choose an outfit every morning,

So broadly speaking, you have three regions.

Broadly. I mean, there is incremental change happening.But broadly speaking, I think what was happening was people would be like, OK, great.You're Arab and queer.

But broadly speaking, I think what was happening was people would be like, OK, great.more broadly, and it shows integration.

and broadly, my 15 years of research has been on the topic of humanization and dehumanization.

So broadly, what you see in correspondence with this trend toward individualism-- I sort of gave individualism a bad rap

so broadly more tolerance and acceptance of outgroups or people who are members of minority groups.

So it seems that this had also an impact on peoples and incomes, their nutrition, and life expectancy,more broadly. And the reason for this was in large part the mechanization of industry.The fact that machines replaced middle income artisan jobs with low paid jobs, often performed by children in factories.

You then said-- you kind of answered, so.But broadly speaking, I think you do well in focusing on things that machines do poorly.

who have very high levels of victimization.But broadly speaking, that's what's happening to crime.There's America, looks very similar pattern.

And broadly, the questions are all along themes of where are places you would recommend currently in the US?

More broadly, it's the mistake of thinking we know more about the nature of the physical world than we do.

And broadly speaking-- we put prediction at the center, because that's what's changed-- but all sorts of other things are inputs into a final decision and an outcome.

more broadly after World War II.