On the playground.

A playground.

We have a bunch of Legos.

It's not a resort. We got orders stacking up.

Snacks.

Let's imagine a room everyone uses. 24 hours a day. It's a living room.

The answer was clear my brother Bill. He was six.

In case some of you forgot what play is, this is what play looks like.

Yours truly humans.

Are you fun?

He's out ...

I play with them.

(Laughter)

I mean, ice water in all the rooms, oxygen, radio, TV sets.

And I've taken my two year old son to playgrounds all over the United States.

Babies play, kids play, adults play.

And they begin an incredible ballet. A play ballet.

Oh, it's all good fun.

Stop! Okay?

Oh, just some fun?

Just like there's benefits for humans and animals, there's benefits for play at work.

You know, who cares?

Hopscotch

He's out...

She's allowed to visit.

Do you want to play?

I was only playing.

Well, I don't wanna play games.

You come visit us, you hear?

lf we're gonna play games... mmhm?

Want to play?

How's the game work?

And social play is part of what we're about here today, and is a byproduct of the play scene.

You shoot three slides forward, two slides back, and before you know it, the audience is lost.

Let's play.

Come and see me.

Come over!

Don't mess with fire.

(Laughter)

Now, Jane Goodall has here a play face along with one of her favorite chimps.

They went down to the beach one day to play

They can still hunt, but they can't be social.

But I have news for you our thinking is backwards.

I want some action.

And stop playing