(ELECTRONIC BUZZING)

(ELECTRONIC BUZZING)

This street is lively.

You know Bilbo.

One day, two Mormon missionaries came to my door.

His shop is in a busy section of town.

I'm washing my face!

Gangbusters.

Say, how long has this been going on?

Do you eat well in the army?

Then we are going to apply them to the other areas,

He said it sort of gleefully.

And this cumulative cultural adaptation, as anthropologists call this accumulation of ideas, is responsible for everything around you in your bustling and teeming everyday lives.

Shinobi aren't the only ones who get wounded in war.

When a reaction is gradual, the change in energy is slight.

Market week. The place is crawling with travelling salesmen.

And abracadabra, energy.

But only at the very top of this pyramid do these things become completely human.

Say is it always like this around here?

Then they promote the uptake of nutrients.

Energy came to it in some form or shape, data came to it in some form or shape.

All those technologies I have just mentioned are incorporated into this building.

Ever since we lived in caves, every time we wanted any energy, we lit something on fire, and that is still what we're doing.

One unit like this is an energy unit of fossil fuel oil, coal or gas.

Is it really just us?

And we'd like you to give us that energy.

What you're doing is, when you stand up, potential energy to kinetic energy, potential energy to kinetic energy.

So if I throw my towel in the washing machine,

Now, the average house has about 300 megawatt hours of embodied energy in it this is the energy it takes to make it millions and millions of paper towels.

Unless you look at the system as a way to treat waste water, sequester carbon, and potentially for photovoltaic panels or wave energy or even wind energy, and if you start thinking in terms of integrating all of these different activities, you could also include in such a facility aquaculture.

I think it's a great it's a celebration.

matter and energy.

Do you know what it takes to do this?

My father also carried the omikoshi . in the old times, from Miyano's Shinbashi to the road we took today. it used to be very lively.

So first, we demolish it.

And it's an idea that I think is very prevalent at these TED Talks, the idea that we can invent our way out of a profound economic and energy crisis, that a move to a knowledge economy can somehow neatly sidestep those energy constraints, the idea that we'll discover some fabulous new source of energy that will mean we can sweep all concerns about energy security to one side, the idea that we can step off neatly onto a completely renewable world.

A fundamental issue that's not being addressed.

Life was very small for most people.

The ratios become idiotic by the time you get to ethanol.

I think he was talking about energy.

Energies

Energy

That energy

What is today completely impossible get rid of our dependency on fossil energy.

He put a lot of time and effort into preparing for the exam.