This document outlines Ryan Allis' presentation covering what he has learned so far at age 28. It discusses topics in three parts: about life, the world, and business. For the section about the world, it focuses on systems thinking, human rights, global key performance indicators (KPIs), and Ryan's vision for the world in 2050. Some of the key points include how systems thinkers integrate knowledge across disciplines, the philosophy around human rights, improving global KPIs around life expectancy, income, and poverty, and predictions that the world's population will rise to 9 billion by 2050 while energy demand doubles and fossil fuel usage peaks and declines.

1. =
ALL THAT I’ve =
LEARNED 28
by
RYAN ALLIS

2. = All that I've learned by 28 PART 2 =
ABOUT
THE WORLD

3. THE PRESENTATION TOPICS COVERED
The presentation
826 slides COVERing What I’ve learned so far about
1 LIFE
2 THE WORLD
3 BUSINESS
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4. THE PRESENTATION PART I 1 TOPICS
The presentation
ABOUT THIS VIDEO PART TOPICS
PART 1 “ABOUT LIFE” INCLUDES 337 Slides and SECTIONS ON
GOALS INVESTING
VALUES COMMUNICATION
MENTORS INTERNAL SELF
NETWORKS LESSONS < >

5. THE PRESENTATION PART I 1 TOPICS
The presentation
ABOUT THIS VIDEO PART 2 TOPICS
PART 2 “ABOUT THE WORLD” INCLUDES 210 slides and SECTIONS ON
SYSTEMS GEN Y
HUMAN RIGHTS CLIMATE CHANGE
GLOBAL KPIS INNOVATION
WORLD 2050
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6. THE PRESENTATION PART I 1 TOPICS
The presentation
ABOUT THIS VIDEO PART 3 TOPICS
PART 3 “ABOUT BUSINESS” INCLUDES 269 slides and SECTIONS ON
ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUILDING A TEAM
MOTIVATION BUILDING SYSTEMS
PLANNING LEADERSHip
INCORPORATION STRATEGY
RAISING CAPITAL EXECUTION
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS LESSONS
MARKETING MY MISSION
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ABOUT
SYSTEMS
THINKING

8. SYSTEMS THINKING WHAT IS A “SYSTEM”?
A SYSTEM is
A COLLECTION OF PROCESSES
THAT INTERACT

9. SYSTEMS THINKING SYSTEMS THINKERS
SYSTEMS THINKERS
INTEGRATE
KNOWLEDGE ACROSS DISCIPLINES

10. SYSTEMS THINKING SYSTEMS THINKERS
SYSTEMS THINKERS
UNDERSTAND
COMPLEXITY & NUANCE

11. SYSTEMS THINKING SYSTEMS THINKERS
SYSTEMS THINKERS
BUILD
MENTAL MAPS

12. SYSTEMS THINKING TYPES OF SYSTEMS
1. INTERNAL SYSTEMS
2. EXTERNAL SYSTEMS
3. ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

13. SYSTEMS THINKING INTERNAL SYSTEMS EXAMPLES
RESPIRATION
CELL REPLICATION
DIGESTION
IMMUNE SYSTEM
HORMONAL REGULATION
NEURAL PLASTICITY

14. SYSTEMS THINKING EXTERNAL SYSTEMS
GLOBAL TRADE
ELECTRICAL GRIDS
ACADEMIC ADMISSIONS
CAPITAL ALLOCATION
ELECTIONS
THE INTERNET

15. SYSTEMS THINKING EnVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
CONDENSATION
GEOLOGICAL FORMATION
ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY
NUCLEAR FUSION
GAMMA WAVES
EVOLUTION

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ABOUT
HUMAN
RIGHTS

19. HUMAN RIGHTS A THOUGHT EXERCISE
IMAGINE YOU WERE IN A CAVE PRE-BIRTH
AS A SOUL WITH TEN OTHER SOULS
AND YOU DID NOT KNOW WHERe, TO WHOM
Or which gender you will be born
NOW, TOGETHER AGREE ON THE WAY
THAT THE WOrLD SHOULD BE

20. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD
WOULD YOU prevent some PEOPLE
FROM TRAVELING to other places
While others could
Travel Freely
SIMPLY BASED ON WHERE THEY WERE BORN?"

21. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD
WOULD YOU HAVE SOME INDIVIDUALS
LIVING ON LESS THAN $1.25 PER DAY
$1000 per day

22. HUMAN RIGHTS IN IN THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD IF YOU COULD AFFORD IT
WOULD YOU ENSURE EVERYONE HAD ACCESS
TO FOOD, WATER & SHELTER OR JUST
SOME PEOPLE?

23. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN IN THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD IF YOU COULD AFFORD IT
WOULD YOU PROVIDE ACCESS TO BASIC
EDUCATION and MEDICINE JUST TO SOME
CHILDREN OR TO
ALL CHILDREN?

24. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN IN THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU ENSURE
THAT ALL INFANTS HAD LIFE SAVING
IMMUNIZATIONS OR JUST RESERVE THOSE
FOR SOME INFANTS?

25. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN IN THIS WORLD
IN THIS WORLD WOULD YOU CONDEMN
SOME BABIES TO DEATH
BECAUSe CANCER TREATMENTS
WEREN’t available?

26. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN IN THIS WORLD
WHAT TYPE OF WORLD WOULD YOU
CREATE
IF YOU DIDN’t know where you
WOULD BE BORN?

27. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN IN THIS WORLD
WELL Here’s
THE SECRET

28. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN A ENVISIONED WORLD
THIS IS THE WORLD
WE CAN ACTUALLY
CREATE IN OUR LIFETIME"

29. HUMAN RIGHTS ENVISIONED WORLD
PHILOSOPHY ANAN ENVISIONED WORLD
A WORLD IN WHICH
FREE SPIRIT AND ENTERPRISE
IS ENCOURAGED

30. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN AN ENVISIONED WORLD
A WORLD IN WHICH
PROPERTY RIGHTS
ARE RESPECTED

31. HUMAN RIGHTS ENVISIONED WORLD
PHILOSOPHY ANAN ENVISIONED WORLD
A WORLD IN WHICH
GOVERNMENTs are RUN
EFFICIENTLY
AND TRANSPARENTLY

32. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN AN ENVISIONED WORLD
A WORLD IN WHICH
EVERY CHILD
IS GIVEN THE ABILITY
TO LEARN TO CREATE
TO INNOVATE TO CONTRIBUTE

33. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN AN ENVISIONED WORLD
A WORLD IN WHICH
EVERY CHILD IS ASSURED
ACCESS TO THEIR BASIC NEEDS
WATER
FOOD MEDICINE
SHELTER EDUCATION
ELECTRICITY THE CLOUD

34. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN AN ENVISIONED WORLD
IMAGINE THE JOB CREATION
AND THE HUMAN INNOVATION
IF WE CAN GO FROM 3B
To 9 BILLION PEOPLE WHOSE
BASIC NEEDS ARE MET

35. HUMAN RIGHTS THIS WORLD
PHILOSOPHY IN AN ENVISIONED WORLD
OH WAIT, WE ACTUALLY
CAN CREATE THIS WORLD
IN OUR LIFETIME?
Well, then
Let’s GET TO WORK

36. HUMAN RIGHTS A LEADER AHEAD OF HIS TIME
“HOW DO WE MAKE THE WORLD WORK FOR
100% of HUMANITY IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TIME THROUGH SPONTANEOUS
COOPERATION WITHOUT ECOLOGICAL
DAMAGE OR DISADVANTAGE TO ANYONE?”
- R. Buckminster fuller
"

37. HUMAN RIGHTS UNLOCKING GLOBAL HUMAN POTENTIAL
BASIC HUMAN NEED # WITHOUT % WITHOUT
1. CLEAN WATER 780M 11.6%
2. SUFFICIENT FOOD 925M 13.2%
3. BASIC SHELTER 1000M 14.2%
4. LITERACY 920M 13.1%
5. BASIC MEDICINE 1700M 24.2%
6. ELECTRICITY 1300M 18.5%
7. THE CLOUD 4900M 69.8%

38. HUMAN RIGHTS ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER
11.6%
WITHOUT ACCESS
TO CLEAN WATER

39. HUMAN RIGHTS PEOPLE WITHOUT the CLOUD
69.8%
WITHOUT ACCESS
SINCE 1970
TO THE CLOUD
IMPROVED
17%

40. HUMAN RIGHTS A UNIVERSAL DECLARATION?
WHAT IF THERE WERE A DOCUMENT
ESTABLISHING THE RIGHTS OF HUMANS
THAT THE UNITED STATES AND 48
OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE ADOPTED
THERE ACTUALLY IS.

41. HUMAN RIGHTS The UNIVERSAL DECLARATION
PHILOSOPHY THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

42. PHILOSOPHY THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION

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ABOUT
GLOBAL
KPIs

46. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
SOMETIMES WITH ALL THE
NEGATIVE HEADLINES
IT’s HARD TO KNOW
THE ANSWER TO A VERY
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

47. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
HOW IS
OUR SPECIES
DOING?

48. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
WHAT IF WE COULD
AGREE On 5 METRICS
THAT TOLD US
HOW OUR SPECIES
IS DOING?

49. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
SO Let’s ESTABLISH
5 Human
KEY PERFORMANCE
INDICATORS

50. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
LIFE EXPECTANCY 1

51. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
INFANT MORTALITY
2

52. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
PER CAPITA INCOME
3

53. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
% in POVERTY
4

54. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
5
Co2 PPM

55. GLOBAL KPIS 1. LIFE EXPECTANCY
SINCE 1970
IMPROVED
17%

56. GLOBAL KPIS 2. INFANT MORTALITY
SINCE 1970
DROPPED
59%

57. GLOBAL KPIS 3. PER CAPITA INCOME
SINCE 1970
IMPROVED
83%
PPP Adjusted, & INFLATION ADJUSTED YEAR 2000 Constant Dollars

58. GLOBAL KPIS 4. % OF HUMANS in extreme poverty
70%"
60%" SINCE 1981
50%"
IMPROVED 62%
40%"
30%"
20%"
10%"
0%"

59. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
THE LASt 40 years
HUMANS HAVE MADE
TREMENDOUS PROGRESS

60. GLOBAL KPIS HOW HUMANS ARE DOING
EXCEPT
FOR

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64. GLOBAL KPIS OUR PARENTs’ REPORT CARD
Let’s GIVE
OUR PARENTS
A REPORT CARD

65. GLOBAL KPIS OUR PARENTs’ REPORT CARD
Human KPI Delta Letter Grade
1. LIFE EXPECTANCY 17% Higher A
2. INFANT MORTALITY 59% LOWER A
3. PER CAPITA INCOME 83% HIGHER A
4. % in EXTREME POVERTY 62% LOWER B
5. CO2 emissions 97% HIGHER F

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ABOUT
WORLD
2050

69. THE NEXT 40 YEARS Population Will Rise!
Global GLOBAL POPULATION WILL RISE
GLOBAL POPULATION
9 Billion by 2050"
WILL RISE to
9.1 Billion

70. THE NEXT 40 YEARS GLOBAL ENERGYWill Double!
Global Energy Demand DEMAND
GLOBAL ENERGY
DEMAND WILL
DOUBLE

71. THE NEXT 40 YEARS Co2 output from Fossil FUELS
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!
FOSSIL FUEL USAGE
As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!
WILL PEAK THEN
DECLINE

72. THE NEXT 40 YEARS BROADBAND ACCESS Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak,
BROADBAND REACHES
85% OF HUMANITY
As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!

73. THE NEXT 40 YEARS MOBILE LINES PER 100 PEOPLE Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then
SMARTPHONES
ARE EVERYWHERE
CLOUD-ENABLED POCKET SUPERCOMPUTERS
As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!

74. THE NEXT 40 YEARS GLOBAL LIFE EXPECTANCY
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, Then Decline!
WE LIVE LONGER AS
LIFE EXPECTANCY REACHES
77
As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!

75. THE NEXT 40 YEARS Usage MORTALITY Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel INFANT Will Peak,
FEWER BABIES DIE
INFANT MORTALITY
<10 per 1000

76. THE NEXT 40 YEARS GDP PER CAPITAPeak, Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will
WE BECOME WEALTHIER
As We Turn to More Sustainable Sources!
GDP PER CAPITA UP
125%

77. THE NEXT 40 YEARS EXTREME Will Peak, Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage POVERTY
POVERTY REDUCED
% under $1.25 Per Day
Down 69%

78. THE NEXT 40 YEARS SECONDARY EDUCATION Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak, COMPLETION
WE ARE BETTER EDUCATED
SECONDARY SCHOOLING up 91%

79. THE NEXT 40 YEARS COLLEGE COMPLETION Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will Peak,
% oF PEOPLE
WITH COLLEGE DEGREES
UP 208%

80. THE NEXT 40 YEARS WOMEN INWill Peak, Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage COLLEGE
WOMEN GO TO COLLEGE
IN DROVES
UP 265%

81. THE NEXT 40 YEARS URBAN LIVING Peak, Then Decline!
Fossil Fuel Usage Will
PERCENTAGE IN CITIES
UP 32%

82. THE NEXT 40 YEARS MAJOR INNOVATIONS
NANOTECHNOLOGY
3D Printing
GENOME SEQUENCING
SYNTHETIC LIFE
PRIVATE SPACE TRAVEL
DESALINATION

83. THE NEXT 40 YEARS GOVERNMENTS WILL HAVE TO ADAPT
INCREASED GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY
OPEN GOV DATA APIS
STRONGER PROPERTY RIGHTS
EASIER TO START A BUSINESS
BETTER co2 REGULATIONS
REMAINING REGIMES OVERTHROWN

84. THE NEXT 40 YEARS MAJOR GEOPOLITICAL CHANGES
CHINA WORLD’S LARGEST GDP
INDIA THE MOST POPULOUS NATION
AFRICA 2B People + ECONOMIC POWER
FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCERS LESS INFLUENCE
INSECURITY UNTIL WE LOWER EMISSIONS

85. THE NEXT 40 YEARS AFRICA BECOMES AN ECONOMIC POWER

86. THE NEXT 40 YEARS GEN Y WILL BE LEADING
GENERATION Y People born between 1980 and 2000
WILL BE LEADING
THE NEXT 40 YEARS

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ABOUT
GEN Y

90. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE ARE 1
DEEPLY AWARE
OF SOCIAL ISSUES

91. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE UNDERSTAND THE 2
IMPORTANCE OF A
SUSTAINABLE WORLD

92. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE SEE BUSINESS 3
& ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AS TOOLS TO MAKE A
SCALABLE POSITIVE CHANGE
IN THE WORLD

93. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE ARE USED TO A 4
FASTER PACE OF CHANGE
& ARE IMPATIENT with the
Status quo
INNOVATION HAS BEEN DEMOCRATIZED

94. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE ARE CONNECTED 5
GLOBALLY THROUGH
TECHNOLOGY LIKE
NEVER BEFORE

95. GEN Y WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT GEN y?
WE NOW HAVE THE 6
TOOLS TO HOLD
CORRUPT LEADERS
ACCOUNTABLE
AND CREATE THE MOMENTUM TO OVERTHROW THEM

96. GEN Y OUR GREATEST CHALLENGE
OUR GREATEST opportunity
Is creating a sustainable world
IN WHICH EVERY HUMAN HAS
ACCESS TO FOOD, WATER, SHELTER
EDUCATION, MEDICINE, ELECTRICITY
& THE CLOUD

97. GEN Y THE GOOD NEWS
THE GOOD NEWS IS
WE GIVE A DAMN
HAVE THE TECH TOOLS
CAN INNOVATE LIKE HELL
AND ARE HIGHLY COMPETENT

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ABOUT
CLIMATE
CHANGE

101. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
AN INCREASE IN Co2
IN AN ATMOSPHERE
TRAPS HEAT & MAKES THE
TEMPERATURE GO UP

102. 0!
5!
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CLIMATE CHANGE
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ANNUAL CO2 OUTPUT
1969&
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1975&
to 37GT SINCE 1900
1978&
ANNUAL CO2 OUTPUT
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1990&
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HAS INCREASED FROM 4GT
2002&
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2008&
2011&

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CO2 Parts per million
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FROM 293 to 395 SINCE 1900
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105. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
97% of American CLIMATE SCIENTISTS
BELIEVE this recent INCREASE
In GLOBAL TEMPERATUREs IS CAUSED BY
INCREASED CO2 in the ATMOSPHERE

106. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
THE IPCC INDICATES GLOBAL
Surface TEMPERATURES wILL
INCREASE ANOTHER 2.0° to 4.4° C
(3.4° to 7.9° F)
During the 21st CENTURY

107. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
A 3°C (5.4°F) increase in
Surface TEMPERATURES WOULD
INCREASE SEA LEVELS by ~11 FT
BANGLADESH UNDER WATER
35% of FL Under water
20% of NYC Under Water

108. CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT WOULD 3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?
“In the Pliocene, three million years AGO
temperatures were 3 degrees higher than our
pre-industrial levels, so it gives us an insight
into the three-degree world. The northern
hemisphere was free of glaciers and
icesheets, beech trees grew in the
Transantarctic mountains, sea levels were 25
metres higher”
- Climate Code red"

109. CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT WOULD 3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?
TEMPERATURe
“Between two and three degrees the
Amazon rainforest, whose plants produce
10 per cent of the world's photosynthesis
and have no evolved resistance to fire, may
turn to savannah, as drought and mega-
fires first destroy the rainforest, turning
trees back into carbon dioxide as they
burn or rot and decompose” - Climate Code red"
"

110. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?
WHAT WOULD
“As the Arctic continue to warm, melting
permafrost in the boreal forests and further
north in the Arctic tundra is now starting to
melt, triggering the release of methane, a
greenhouse gas twenty times more powerful
than CO2, from thick layers of thawing peat.”
- Climate Code red"

111. CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT WOULD 3 DEGREeS CELSIUS MEAN?
TEMPERATURe
“There are thousands of gigatons of methane
beneath the seas, comparable to the amount
of carbon contained in the Earth’s coal
deposits. And, as the Arctic waters warm,
some of this methane is likely to bubble up
into the atmosphere.”
- Ezra Klein"

112. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
THE CURRENT DEBATE
DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION

113. CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT
INCREASED
TEMPERATURES ARE
INEVITABLE
AND ARE ON TRACK TO
THREATEn OUR
CIVILIZATION

114. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
WE ARE At 395
CARBON PPM
AS OF 2012

115. CLIMATE CHANGE TEMPERATURe
WHERE WE STABILIZE
CARBON PPM
WILL DRASTICALLY AFFECT
OUR CHILDRENS’ FUTURES

116. CLIMATE CHANGE WHERE WE STABILIZE MATTERS

117. CLIMATE CHANGE CO2 in the atmosphere
WE MUST DO ALL WE CAN
AS A SOCIETY
TO NEVER GO ABOVE
550 PPM

118. CLIMATE CHANGE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF C02 PPM

119. CLIMATE CHANGE WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT
THERE ARE
STEPS WE CAN TAKE
TO REDUCE C02 output
MORE QUICKLY

120. CLIMATE CHANGE how we can reduce c02
1) STOP FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES
2) PRICE IN THE COST OF C02 pollution cleanup
3) INVEST IN RENEWABLE ENERGY RESEARCH
4) SubSIDIZE RENEWABLE ENERGY USE
5) INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY

121. CLIMATE CHANGE 1. STOP FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES
EVERY YEAR THE USA
PROVIDES $11.5B in
SUBSIDIES TO the
OIL INDUSTRY
THIS NEEDs TO STOP
IMMEDIATELY

122. CLIMATE CHANGE 2. PRICE IN COST OF c02 CLEANUP
FOSSIL FUELS ARE CHEAP
BECAUSE THE COST OF
CLEANING UP CO2 POLLUTION
IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
FIX THIS TO CORRECT THE
INCENTIVES TO USE FOSSIL FUELS

123. CLIMATE CHANGE 3. INVEST IN RENEWABLES RESEARCH
WIND, SOLAR, BIOFUELS
AND FUSION
HAVE GREAT PROMISE
WE NEED TO BE FUNDING
MORE RESEARCH oN RENEWABLES

124. CLIMATE CHANGE 3. INVEST IN RENEWABLES RESEARCH
USA ANNUAL DEFENSE BUDGET
$706 BILLION
USA ANNUAL RENEWABLES R&D
$1.4 Billion

125. CLIMATE CHANGE 3. INVEST IN RENEWABLES RESEARCH
U.S. ANNUAL DEFENSE BUDGET
$706 BILLION
U.S. ANNUAL FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES
$11.5 Billion
USA ANNUAL RENEWABLES R&D
$1.4 Billion

126. CLIMATE CHANGE 4. SUBSIDIZE RENEWABLES USE
iN ORDER TO INCREASE MARKET
INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLES
IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS
WHILE THE R&D iS CONDUCTED
WE SHOULD SUBSIDIZE THE
COST OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

127. CLIMATE CHANGE 5. INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENT BUILDINGS
SMART 2-way grids
SMART APPLIANCES

128. CLIMATE CHANGE CLEAN ENERGY
CLEAN ENERGY FROM
RENEWABLE SOURCES
IS OUR BEST BET TO REDUCE
THE COMING DAMAGE FROM
CLIMATE CHANGE

129. CLIMATE CHANGE THE COST OF SOLAR
TODAY It would cost $50T
TO PROVIDE FOR ALL
THE WORLD’S ENERGY NEEDS
FROM SOLAR POWER
GLOBAL GDP is $70T

130. CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY
SOLAR POWER
WILL BE LESS EXPENSIVe
THAN GRID POWER BY 2017
THE TIPPING POINT

131. CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY
$0.30 >" $0.08
COST OF SOLAR COST OF GRID
RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA
2012

132. CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY
THIS IS A BIG DEAL
$0.08 =" $0.08
COST OF SOLAR COST OF GRID
RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA RETAIL COST PER KWH IN USA
2017

133. CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY
It’s a race to
GRID PARITY
THIS IS OUR
MOON LANDING

134. CLIMATE CHANGE 2011 State of the union address
We're issuing a challenge. We're telling America's scientists and
engineers that if they assemble teams of the best minds in their fields,
and focus on the hardest problems in clean energy, we'll fund the Apollo
projects of our time. At the California Institute of Technology, they're
developing a way to turn sunlight and water into fuel for our cars. At Oak
Ridge National Laboratory, they're using supercomputers to get a lot more
power out of our nuclear facilities. With more research and incentives,
we can break our dependence on oil”
– President Obama January 26, 2011

135. CLIMATE CHANGE SOLAR GRID PARITY
The JOINT CENTER FOR
ARTIFICIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS
IS THE DOE’S
SOLAR RESEARCH HUB

136. CLIMATE CHANGE CLEAN ENERGY
Humans ARE using
14 Terawatts of power
ANNUALLY

137. CLIMATE CHANGE CLEAN ENERGY
Humans are EXPECTED TO need
40 Terawatts of power
PER YEAR by 2050

138. CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCES OF GLOBAL ENERGY PRODUCTION
0.7%
6.5%
6.5%
Fossil Fuels
Nuclear
Hydro
Solar/Wind/Bio
86.3%

139. CLIMATE CHANGE THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
WHAT IF THERE WERE
MICROORGANISMS WHOSE FOOD SOURCE
WAS CARBON DIOXIDE
AND THEIR OUTPUT WAS FUEL?

140. CLIMATE CHANGE THE PROMISE OF BIOFUELS
ALGAE HAVE THE POTENTIAL
TO BE THE WORLD’s FUTURE
RENEWABLE FUEL SOURCE

141. CLIMATE CHANGE THE PROMISE OF BIOFUELS
BIOFUELS PRODUCED FROM
SYNTHETIC ALGAE
SHOW GREAT PROMISE
FOR RENEWABLE FUEL PRODUCTION

142. CLIMATE CHANGE SOURCES OF GLOBAL ENERGY
FUTURE TECH WHAT IF? PROMISE OF BIOFUELS PRODUCTION
THE
ALGAE
CONSUME CARBON DIOXIDE
PRODUCE FUEL
And REQUIRE 1/7th the LAND OF CORN-BASED ETHANOL

143. CLIMATE CHANGE THE
FUTURE TECH WHAT IF? POWER OF THE SUN
THE SUN PROVIDES
ENOUGH ENERGY
IN A MINUTE
TO POWER THE EARTH
FOR A YEAR

144. CLIMATE CHANGE IN
FUTURE TECH WHAT IF?SUMMARY
IN SUMMARY
WE MUST QUICKLY
REDUCE OUR CARBON OUTPUT
THIS DECADE OR FACE A
TRUE HUMAN DISASTER

145. CLIMATE CHANGE CLEAN ENERGY
CLEAN ENERGY IS OUR
MOON LANDING
WE CAN LEAD THE WORLD
"

147. =
ALL THAT I’ve =
LEARNED 28
by
RYAN ALLIS

148. = All that I've learned by 28 =
ABOUT
INNOVATION

149. INNOVATION WHAT IS INNOVATION
Innovation (n.)
THE PROCESS OF
CREATING SOMETHING NEW
THAT MAKES LIFE BETTER

150. INNOVATION WHAT IS INNOVATION
INNOVATION
IS IMPOSSIBLE
WITHOUT PASSION

151. INNOVATION WHAT DO INNOVATORS DO?
INNOVATORS
SEE THE WORLD
AS IT SHOULD BE

152. INNOVATION WHAT DO INNOVATORS DO?
INNOVATORS
BECOME OBSESSED WITH
MAKING THE WORLD BETTER

153. INNOVATION WHAT DO INNOVATORS DO?
INNOVATORS
FOCUS INCESSANTLY ON
BRINGING VALUE TO MARKET

154. INNOVATION THE BEST INNOVATORS I KNOW
Jack Andraka

155. INNOVATION THE BEST INNOVATORS I KNOW
Jeffrey Grossman

156. INNOVATION THE BEST INNOVATORS I KNOW
Robert Pera

157. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
HErE ARE SIX
KEYS TO
INNOVATION

158. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
1
DEFINE THE
PROBLEM
VERY CLEARLY

159. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
2
THROW OUT AS MANY
CONSTRAINTS TO YOUR
THINKING AS POSSIBLE

160. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
3
ENSURE THOSE WORKING
TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM ARE
DEEPLY PASSIONATE ABOUT
SOLVING THE PROBLEM

161. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
4
BRAINSTORM IN
SMALL GROUPS

162. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
5
BRAINSTORM WITH VERY
SMART PEOPLE

163. INNOVATION THE SIX KEYS TO INNOVATION
6
CREATE INCENTIVE
COMPETITIONS THAT
PROVIDE PRIZES for
THE BEST INNOVATION

164. INNOVATION MOST IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS IN HISTORY
HErE ARE 36 of THE MOST
IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS
IN HUMAN HISTORY

165. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
~400,000 BC
FIRE

166. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
100000 BC
LANGUAGE

167. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
15000 BC
FARMING

168. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
10000 BC
FOOD PRESERVATIOn

169. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
4000 BC
SHIP

170. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
3350 BC
WHEEL

171. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
3000 BC
MONEY

172. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
2500 BC
IRON

173. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1800 BC
ALPHABET

174. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1780 BC
LEGAL SYSTEm

175. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
400 BC
STEEL

176. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
240 BC
WATER POWER

177. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
105
PAPER

178. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1040
MOVABLE TYPE

179. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1590
MICROSCOPE

180. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1600
ELECTRICITY

181. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1608
TELESCOPE

182. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1690
STEAM POWER

183. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1800
LIGHT BULB

184. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1809
TELEGRAPH

185. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1825
THE ELECTRIC
MAGNET

186. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1859
PETROLEUM

187. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1860
TELEPHONE

188. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1883
VACUUM TUBE

189. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1896
SEMICONDUCTORS

190. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1897
RADIO

191. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1897
ELECTRON

192. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1900
QUANTUM PHYSICS

193. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1903
AIRPLANE

194. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1926
TELEVISION

195. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1947
TRANSISTOR

196. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1953
DNA

197. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1959
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT

198. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1969
INTERNET

199. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1971
MICROPROCESSOR

200. INNOVATION THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN INNOVATIONS
1991
WORLD WIDE WEB

201. INNOVATION IMPACTING BILLIONS OF LIVES
FUTURE TECH THE BIG PROBLEMS
HOW CAN YOU
IMPACT THE LIVES
OF OVER
ONE BILLION PEOPLE?

202. INNOVATION IMPACTING BILLIONS OF LIVES
FUTURE TECH THE BIG PROBLEMS
WELL
YOU NEED TO BE
WORKING ON A
BIG PROBLEM

203. INNOVATION THE BIG PROBLEMS
FUTURE TECH
WATER HEALTH
ENERGY SPACE
FOOD COMMUNICATION
EDUCATION FINANCIAL ACCESS

204. INNOVATION SMALL PROBLEMS
FUTURE TECH THE BIG PROBLEMS
TOO MANY PEOPLE
ARE FOCUSED on
TOO SMALL OF A PROBLEM"

205. INNOVATION THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE
THE GOVERNMENT
SHOULD PLAY NO
ROLE IN INNOVATION

206. INNOVATION THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
THE REALITY IS THAT MANY OF
THE BIGGEST INNOVATIONS OF
THE past 100 years have
COME OUT OF
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS

207. INNOVATION THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
EXAMPLES INCLUDE
• THE INTERNET
• GPS
• CT SCANS

208. INNOVATION THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
AND ALMOST EVERY
DRUG AND MEDICAL ADVANCE
IN THE U.S. COMES OUT OF AN
NIh FUNDED PROJECT

209. INNOVATION WHAT IS INNOVATION
Innovation (n.)
THE PROCESS OF
CREATING SOMETHING NEW
THAT MAKES LIFE BETTER

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