And it will change and disrupt the landscape of manufacturing, and most certainly our lives, our businesses and the lives of our children.

Why isn't there money in those things?

What we're after ... is a meaningful and sustainable life.

If we could do it, we would change the world.

This is mostly, to be honest with you, from the business sector innovation, creativity and change.

And more is up to come my friends...

I mean, this is a 2005 Business Week cover.

All you can do, like a farmer, is create the conditions under which they will begin to flourish.

I prefer to believe that we are engaged in a fundamental reformation, a reformation like the religious Reformation of the 16th century.

There is an urgent need for social change.

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Because this isn't what we do.

And I believe this change in the mindset, of looking at people as something of a burden to human capital, has been one of the fundamental changes in the Indian mindset.

And we at TED are awed and inspired by it and we're not sure where it is going, but we believe it will be transformative and it'll be thanks to you, TEDxSydney community, and other communities around the world that I hope make it so.

They'll say, I think this company is not going to change.

The title of the message that I've been given is Transforming the walls into doors .

We have an opportunity to empower the North Koreans with tools and technology, so that they can continue to accelerate these changes and so that we can continue to see and help them to create this internal pressures for change.

lurking in the background of history.

Now we've had 50 years of warnings.

You could divide up the money if people only wanted to.

Well, I'm not here today to lament about the situation, or wring my hands.

It's actually a great business, although it's become scarce recently.

Business.

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Networks and supply chains mean a step further.

And this is one of the things that we are looking for everywhere.

And we're in.

And other tribal concerns in parts of the world

So we have a very ambitious program.

Is then sustainable development utopia?

So all of this will transform farmers.

In the main, I am in favor of political reform if meaningful changes are made.

Now that's a big claim. I'm going to try to back it up.

And what is interesting about these situations, is the unpredictability of them.

In fact, he says, it's innovation that will keep the West ahead of the developing world, with the more sophisticated, innovative tasks being done in the developed world, and the less sophisticated, shall we say, drudge work being done in the developing world.

On the one hand, people say,

In many places where it seems like change is improbable it very quickly shifts to becoming inevitable.

Business. I'm a businessman.

Well, the first thing we need is, we need leapfrogging.

And we would help them make the transition to a low carbon economy.

Detailed knowledge of humans is the key to transformation.

And that is a change in the mindset where infrastructure is now accepted.

By the way, it happens about once every century.

But he started the country on a path of a positive cycle.

It's going to be amazing,