And of course, you have 1989 the end of Communism, the end of the Cold War.

It's why social organization has grown from the hunter gatherer village to the ancient state, the empire, and now here we are in a globalized world.

TEDxChange gives us a platform so that we hear all of those voices.

So here's the problem that I've been interested in in the last decade or so.

Because it really isn't about corruption somewhere over there, is it?

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Well if larger markets increase the incentive to produce new ideas, how do we maximize that incentive?

That's one reason.

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Okay, I gotta tell you a kind of an intellectual journey I've been on.

And if it is therefore the case, as I believe it is, that one of the phenomenon of our time is the globalization of power, then it follows that one of the challenges of our time is to bring governance to the global space.

leisure technology, surfboards, so on and so forth.

And where were they heading?

Here are some data on tariffs starting at 40 percent, coming down to less than 5 percent.

The world is changing more and more quickly.

With green technology and with investments to alleviate poverty, and global governance, the world can become like this.

But today, as Indian companies go abroad, as Indians come and work all over the world,

But one of the things I do to remind myself of greater possibilities, is to learn from visionaries in other cities.

It's a world where if you don't or you're not educated you can't join the global labor talent pool, you have no way of actually accessing the value that the world's creating.

So I'm optimistic so long as we hew to these two ideas to keep globalizing world markets, keep extending cooperation across national boundaries, and keep investing in education.

It sees things in context, it understands implicit meaning, metaphor, body language, emotional expression in the face.

But unlike the other speakers, I'm not going to tell you about the mysteries of the universe, or the wonders of evolution, or the really clever, innovative ways people are attacking the major inequalities in our world.

If you have a more modernist approach, and your perception of terrorism is almost cause and effect, then naturally from that, the responses that come out of it are much more asymmetrical.

We are a global people of movement, we always have been, and in a rapidly globalizing world we will continue to be.

That could pose a potential danger to the society, but who knows we're in a globalized world, so they can look for girlfriends from other countries.

So what were these guys doing with all the money they were making?

CO2 emissions are pouring into the atmosphere.

And people are okay with it.

The problem is intensified by other factors

Now you can see some of the reasons why I'm optimistic.

It seems that we're becoming more right wing all over the world.

The next big issue, deforestation.

Man, the competition just sucks now.

The world runs on fossil fuel.

Virtues like toleration, cooperation, a willingness to make concessions, the ability to see things from others' perspectives.

English language was seen as a language of the imperialists.

And it brings me to the crux of what's going on, or what I perceive as going on, in the world today, which is that last century was top down power.

Coca Cola will deploy this globally to 206 countries around the planet.

look at what is common to the world's cultures, you find that there is an enormously rich set of behaviors and emotions and ways of construing the world that can be found in all of the world's 6,000 odd cultures.

So what we'd like to propose is that we use them to involve people from all around the world in an historic first the world's first truly global poll and consultation, where everyone everywhere has an equal voice for the very first time.

Firstly, the human brain I don't need to say anything about that.

What's really going on?

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This is just to give you a taste of what's happening in this part of the world.

But that's not what Fast Company thinks the business world will look like in the future, so it tries to give a picture of where the globalized world is moving.