How to pronounce “polynesia” in English

Polynesian Professionals. He's passionate about helping Pacific Islanders, women, and other underrepresented minorities land breakthrough

or Polynesians. And some of us qualified for free lunch.

And it's Polynesia-- the biggest one-- that they navigated between their islands across thousands of kilometers of ocean

island in the French Polynesia.

The bird Polynesia instead tricks him through hypnosis.

So French Polynesia had the advantage when I reached out to Seasteading.

And then as a Polynesian American, as most know, I was raised very heavy-handed.

And I'm Polynesian. And we wanted to do a huli huli style chicken.

And the Polynesians were doing this thousands of years ago.

examples is the Polynesian canoe I'm not going I'm this is where I got the quote

with the native Polynesians, especially the Samoans.

He saw the Polynesians literally being extinguished as a race by an enormously high death rate, especially on some islands.

for both the Polynesian and a Western audience.

Did a little bit of sailing in Polynesia, which was fun.

here's the book-- the chapter on Polynesia really captivated me.

or the rising seas in Polynesia.

Once you get out to eastern Polynesia, there's one clade, one family of people, the Polynesians, who have spread out to 50 different ethnographically described societies,

So the air in French Polynesia is very humid and warmer, so when that warm moist air hits these tiny capillaries, even under the ground, what happens is obviously you get condensation

it's very difficult for Polynesian American parents to see that the sacrifice of going to college,

And it can be hard with Polynesian food.

is set on a vaguely Polynesian island.

I mean that’s the staple for Polynesians, we’ve been doing this for a thousand years now—I assume our guests and our friends, international friends would like a more varied

After Vietnam, Polynesia.

And this guy-- I've been back to Polynesia many times.

And this is one small island in the French Polynesia.

And I moved in 2000 to Tahiti in French Polynesia.

I mean you can see why somebody writing from Polynesia is not going to be real happy about what's going on, but you would think-- So it's the kind

In 2010, French Polynesia connected to Hawaii, so we’re right on the internet backbone.

Fishermen-- I love this picture of this French Polynesian fisherman.

Well, I'm Polynesian. But my father's Irish.

Of course, when Polynesians arrived, that was a huge impact that came with plants and other animals and insects and led to a complete overhaul,

of the ocean, what you would get is Polynesia.

So it's a big footprint on the Earth that's controled there by French Polynesia.

So a few years ago, French Polynesia laid a submarine cable between Tahiti and Hawaii for the first time.

Which is rather sad, a sort of celestial Polynesia without the canoes to, um, to bridge the, to bridge the gaps.

I already knew, being from French Polynesia, that this was a very rare occurrence.

They had a set of plants that provided everything they needed for Polynesian society.

But he also, in lots of conversations with Polynesians, picked up some of their tails and retold them in English

Let's start with the greatest culture sphere ever brought into being by the human imagination, Polynesia.

There’s been two of them put—the first two have been put into resorts in French Polynesia so those are installed and working.

So the way I got involved in Seasteading is I was a government minister in French Polynesia; so a lot of people know my country by the name of Tahiti.

LYN MEHE'ULA: I was so excited when I saw Institute for Climate and Peace because as a Polynesian person I feel like the two are so

And we know that 10 centuries before the Christian era, the ancestors of the Polynesian set sail and would settle the entire Pacific Ocean.

And it's a big reach, but it's Polynesian.

that I'm going to read but it turns out that the philosopher who who was writing it was not writing about Polynesian canoes but about French

And then these are last places on Earth to be colonized by humans, Polynesians arriving about 1,500 years ago.

Let’s prove that people can live on these platforms in a new social way and that’s something that Polynesians are very interested in as well.

world. So living on the ocean is something that Polynesians know about and I think we have a lot to contribute to the project as well.

Neil Davies lives on Moorea, the sister island to Tahiti in French Polynesia.