So two days later,

(Laughter)

Expert

What did you teach?

What do you practise?

Now, the group that I supervise focuses on methamphetamine which is a growing problem in the country, unfortunately.

I'm a professional man.

Now, that was a terrible decision for me to have to make, and it was political dynamite, frankly.

And this kind of hurdy gurdy takes anywhere from three to five years to order and receive it .

Watch out for a high fever.

It keeps me busy.

The science is a little complicated.

You're going to stand in front of your parents.

Yes, point five, OK, OK, OK! (Laughter) I'm a designer, that's all, of Christmas gifts.

What is your profession, Mr...?

Because Grant's like me.

A warp field specialist? Exactly.

That's what you do.

Because that is what is so wonderful about TED.

What's your major?

What's your specialty?

KT Second sight is whereby a mind control expert can see through somebody else's eyes.

I cleaned out your laboratory.

Now, have a look at that. That's the anesthesiology machine.

So, by the 18th century, we're still basically doing this.

The culinary institute.

Ellen,I'm not a defense attorney.

This is your expert?

Specialized in something called lidar.

Yes, I need to talk to an expert.

Organic chemistry with a specialty in...

I'm not an expert in weapons. But we have somebody here who is an expert on weapons.

I have a body with which to acquaint myself.

They're buddies from my technical school.

But that sounds really techie.

You could a sushi photographer.

Felicia,do you have the expert list?

our medical officer, ratchet.

But we're a political publisher

Totally, totally.

80 percent of Africans still rely on traditional medicine.

And that's what we've done, because we're all working for each other.

Every year I carried this omikoshi the front

Totally dead. Way dead.

I bet they can't. (Laughter)