you now attempting to stop the story here and conclude that the problem is that lawmakers are either clueless or evil or possibly even the clueless and just leave it there which is not a very satisfying place to go because it's fundamentally a council of despair people who see nothing wrong with restricting internet freedoms i don't think their primary interest right now is being able to shut down access in fact i think they actually like the idea of us using as many social networks as possible because what they want to do is they want to eavesdrop actually let people say as much as they want then let us watch let us collect it and then let us do whatever we want with that information whether that's indefinite detention or whether that's sopa would probably work because it uses the same measures as are used in syria china and it's pakistan these measures are effective in those countries and so they would work in america to the fact that this will be a doodle failure over and over and over again will just make them try harder and ineffective remedy all these people that do not hear you say they don't can't well guess what mush and it's your fault we're in this predicament to begin with we can't afford to talk about football anymore ok you have to let them know they're going to start caring when they're white disappears and their friends are gone and their kid is a felon and their business web site was taken down they're going to care this is something we have to care about we have to wake up it is an immutable law of the universe that you give government power it uses wake up stupid well your boss have you ever noticed that the government when it does these it does so in the name of one of the last time you heard the government give as a basis for its behavior personal freedom some will say i cannot judge this is america where free and i would say there are none who are so in slaved as those who falsely believe themselves to be free this is an open message to police to the military to t s a homeland security and to members of every other enforcement arm of the government i know that most of you chose the life in uniform because you love your country because you believed in what that uniform stood for because you genuinely wanted to serve and protect but i also know that deep down inside you sen something has gone terribly wrong you've watched with the rest of us as elected officials have legislated our constitutional rights away piece by piece you've watched as the state surveillance apparatus has expanded like a cancer through the heart of the nation and you've seen the corruption it's become more plagued with every passing year i can understand why you haven't wanted to acknowledge the implications of what you're witnessing face the reality of what's happening but meet admitting that you've been betrayed and it would mean coming to terms with the fact that you are working with criminals i don't envy your position i know your job depends on following orders i know you have families to support the bills to pay and i know if you stand up you could lose everything but what you need to understand is that continuing to submit to unconstitutional and in warm waters will not protect you from what's coming you may tell yourself that you can draw your line in the sand later but there's a certain point where you'll say no but it's reality you crossed the line a long time ago you're standing on the wrong side of history right now a choice i'm not telling you this to continue i'm telling you this because we the people desperately need you to take a stand we desperately need you to have the courage to face your commanding officers and tell them no i didn't sign up for th a man so that's the fucking job the job is we get the gun in the fuckin flashing lights and us don't yes sir no sir and that means you're a good citizen anyone trying to fuck and causing trouble and in turn he doesn't you know take advantage of this power that's presented to him by this willingness for people to obey and he doesn't automatically assume that everybody owns it to him and that's the problem with older cops punching people in these occupy wall street crowds they've been involved in law enforcement for thirty years and you have to listen to them you know the whole thing is disgusting it's really disgusting it's like these cops are you know they're forced every day to go out there and try to combat this ever growing thing that has shows no signs of weakening in fact shows signs of gaining momentum and strength and that's why all these movements are being taken to try to suppress it because they go well we're going to stop this now because right now it's thirty thousand people that the softly dylan is three hundred thousand people out there that's what three hundred thousand people going to come through those doors and they going to start throwing people out of windows you know and i don't think they will i mean it's not violent has been a violent movement so far but that's what they would do if they had three hundred thousand people a year like mayor bloomberg or if you're you know the only guys that owns a giant hedge fund and he made billions of dollars rory the people your whole life and then all of a sudden you know you you know picture what you would do if you were all those people yeah you would think those people going to get me they're going to come again based on the gates even if they stay nonviolent these people are never going to shut down because they're always assume that human nature is that is our organic natural evolutionary push we are not designed to be following orders we are not designed to have or authority figures above us or submissive people below that is not natural my name is martian farmer technologist i was born in poland now in the u s i started group called open source ecology you've identified the fifty most important machines that we think take for modern life to exist things from tractors and bread of circuit makers so we set out to create an open source the i why do it yourself version that anyone can build and maintain at a fraction of the cost we call this the global village construction s long hours old job satisfaction poor distribution of wealth remain persistent global problems the new paradigm requires an unprecedented level of collaboration necessary to make a comprehensive civilization started to get kernel which was spans multiple industry sectors agriculture construction energy production and industry dedicated education programs and since we are now in startup we have additional trainees participate in both our indian production open source hardware as the next billion dollar industry we are not saying that we will be a huge corporation  i think was change for us really over the last couple of years has been firstly how the idea of of peak oil has moved from being largely a fringe idea to something now talked about by a number of governments and a lot of leading organizations  s it was really fascinating when about two years in to transition and it really started to gain some traction people started coming along and saying to the transitions really fascinating piece of design the childish an is a design project its way across the world social destabilization unemployment debt crisis our mental destabilisation and this community is attempting to bring new sustainable ideas to the forefront to revolutionize economy as we know it h being so we can try to create a new way of life you know it's a grassroots movement with a basic premise this movement is essentially a social movement it's not it's easy to describe what it is and really it's not a political movement we we need a society that functions on a physical level that actually has advanced intelligence automated scissors that would most agree system to enable efficient transport efficient energy by all other countries on the planet we have five percent of the population and we consume thirty percent of the old source the same in a resource based economy where we base our production distribution on physical references starting with the carrying capacity of the earth where we streamline our labor expression for things that have a long term social return when we get rid of the cancer known as the financial system and start to share our resources of a diligent way working together avoiding the false value is that materialism and socially pushed upon our culture we find that we can provide a high quality of life for everyone on the planet lower limit of the central reasons for poverty destitution to break away from the artificial dollar the the regimentation that dominates our society today we feel that we shoot off to do the filthy all the repetitious all the boring job that man has to be free corruption we have the brains to know how the technology and the freedom ability to build an entirely new civilization the choice lies with you there are no negro problems polish problems the tremendous progress we've made over the last century by a series of forces are in fact accelerating to a point that we have the potential in the next three decades to create a world of abundance now i'm not saying we don't have our set of problems climate crisis species extinction water and energy shortage we surely do and as humans we are far better at seeing the problems way in advance but ultimately we knock them down underpinning much of this is technology and of late exponentially growing technologies we truly are living in an extraordinary time and many people forget this this is moore's law over the last hundred years i want you notice two things from this curve number one how smooth it is through good time and bad time war time in peace time recession depression and boom time this is the result of faster computers being used to build faster computers it doesn't slow for any of our grand challenges and also even though it's plotted on a on a lot curve on the left it's curving upwards the rate at which the technology is getting faster is itself getting faster and on this curve writing on moore's law our set of extraordinarily powerful technologies available to all of us cloud computing what my friends  autodesk call infinite computing sensors and networks robotics three d printing which is the ability to democratize and distribute personalized production around the planet synthetic biology fuels vaccines and foods science and technology a propelling us forward that excel or anyway that's right and if we don't understand by we i mean the general public if it's something that oh i'm not good at that i don't know anything about it and who's making all the decisions about science and science is more than a body of knowledge it's a way of thinking a way of gap between arrogating the universe with a fine understanding of human fallibility if if we are not able to ask skeptical questions to in every day those who tell us that something is true to be skeptical of those in authority then we're up for grabs the next charlotte political or religious who comes to fifteen cents as a national average and if we have abundant energy we also have abundant water because we live on a water planet we live on a planet seventy percent covered by water yes ninety seven point five percent is salt water two percent is ice and we fight over half a percent of the water on this planet but here too there is hope and there is technology coming on line not ten twenty years not right now in the conversation i had with dean kamen this morning one of the great d i y innovators i'd like to share with you his technology called slingshot the moon they have heard of it's the size of a small dorm room refrigerator it's able to generate a thousand leader clean drinking water and logic in the last ten years under the radar there's been some very interesting developments in evolutionary biology neurocognitive science child development research and many other field which is beginning to challenge some of these long held shovellers that we've had about human nature in the meaning of the human journey this was the dominant frame of reference utilitarian self interest a materialist really challenged his assumptions and with that the institutions that we have creat based on those assumptions are educational institutions a business practice of our governing institutions except so here's the question we know that consciousness changes in history the way our brain is wired today is not the way a medieval would be wired in their brain wouldn't be the same as the wiring of a forger hundred thirty thousand years ago so the question i asked at the beginning of this study six years ago this book is how does consciousness change in history we're going to hit seventy percent penetration of cell phones in the developing world by the end of two thousand and thirteen think about it that a mass i worry or on a cell phone in the middle of kenya has better mobile condon president reagan did twenty five years ago and if they're on a smartphone on google they've got access to more knowledge information president clinton did fifteen years ago they're living in a world of information and communication abundance that no one could have ever predicted cheer is the biggest force for dreaming about world of  call it the rising billion in two thousand and ten we had just short of two billion people on line connected by two thousand and twenty that's going from two billion to five billion internet user three billion new minds who have never been heard from before are connecting to the global conversation and they will get healthier by using the tris twitter and they'll become better educated by using the khan academy and by literally being able to use set of voices they have never been heard from before getting the oppressed wherever they might be the voice to be heard and the voice to act for the first time ever while these three billion  doing things fundamental restructuring of economic political social and religious institutions fundamental changes in society or some firms impractical or contrary to empowered just individuals to take on the grand challenges of this planet we have the tools with this exponential technology we have the passion of the d i y innovator and we have three billion new minds coming on line to work with us to solve the grand challenges to do that which we must do technology that allows us to extend the central nervous system and it really is a family not just intellectually it's not going to give us your child it's not going to it's not going to eliminate the fragilities and consistencies in the imperfections and the struggle of