Look around. Everywhere. Look at your smart phone.

We need it. Aah!

Find me later. I gotta go!

Turn off the lights.

This distance forms a sphere.

Anything with flashing lights, you know.

Just let it go. We need it.

We call it, in fact, a Li Fi,

Bigger welcome! Hello, San Francisco!

Light

You want to know how tall is the Empire State Building?

Lights!

But you're gonna drop the flashlight...

Aoyama Itchome, Aoyama Itchome

You know what happens at that point?

I see your lights.

Now, every LED that is made these days gives blue light.

So now, by essentially printing money, buying debt, increasing the supply of money, two things happen.

Now, your signal to go will be when the beam stops.

What happened to y.

Whatever surfaces we find inside the sphere are affected by the light.

Extra Light

Ultra Light

Light

LightBulb

Joanna Moore... Wright King.

The lamps, too?

Lights, please.

Turn the lights on.

Pan right.

Give me your penlight.

Which way?

And when you turn the switch on, the light goes on.

One way around this is deferred rendering. Look at this demo.

I just don't know what the lights mean.

Well, this zero is smaller than five, so I'm going to have to borrow.

He likes the warm light.

However, I'm drawing the line there as lights add considerable realism and perception of 3D to a scene.

All of a sudden, the lights went out.

And you don't see it there because it's overwritten, but the inflation line has also dropped considerably.

They're pre engineered to be light, sound, motors and sensors.

There's some problem cases for preferred rendering techniques, such as transparency, but it offers a way to have an incredible number of lights in a scene.

So if it raises the supply of cash, and this guy needs it less, then the rate to borrow this cash is going to go down.

My lower abdomen feels bloated.

I'd rather have than just getting more of this thing right over here