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africa. these are the 1st pictures i have a took of. where under the f.d.r. highway in lower manhattan 2 years before hurricane sandy. back then i didn't really have a clear picture of. you were just a pair of little bits on a future shore. part

of an old photograph is a surprisingly fragile trance and think. only a thin layer of silver metal in gelatin or egg white on a base made of old racks. such humble beginnings for something so precious. over the years left over chemicals acid and humidity can attack the image and yellows and fades. until eventually it vanishes altogether. i had a ragged album full of them images of people i never met will slowly decaying away . but i managed to stop that loss. restore the faded images and even to put names to faces. this is my great grandfather. and this is my grandmother with her my father.

and this is me your great grandfather. this is your great grandmother. and these boys are your great uncle simon and your grandfather. and here is your grandfather with his grandmother. and. right now the idea of being a grandfather couldn't be further from benches mind. and of course there are no guarantees in life. but when it comes to you. that's an uncertainty that we all choose to ignore. we choose to believe that after us there will be others. and so i heard that as the years and we grow old. as there will be donors. the

loop will soon be long. and sometime in the 2016. my great granddaughter. people. were. one. or more out of the whole avoid small. i don't know what. it looks pretty cool. oh. there are a lot of good thing i'm going to. i think need to make.

a pretty nice safe. back. like a louis for one day we will be just pictures and your family album. perhaps you look at us and wonder what we were like. about all the things the photographs content. important things and little things. like that your grandfather had delicious still is when he was young. but i haven't changed my haircut in 30 years and counting. so if you are watching. the one thing i would most want to tell you is that i thought about you tart. and the world you live in.

and i also know that i will probably not live to see. but i like to hear that we could. and i picture us together. and when we did meet. i would tell you the story. it's about us. what will your world look like the year you were born about half a century from now. when i was born there were 3000000000 people. you will share this planet with 9000000000. your world will also be warmer than mine by about 2 degrees. it doesn't sound like much.

but it is significant in this watery planet. just how different your will will be no one can say for sure. but there is one company that is very successful and very profitable at predicting what will happen . and they've been doing it for 150 years. one of the things with 3 does is make computer models not of what will happen in the future but of the risk of something happening because. well yeah it is fun. to do new order to finance the times but were there any i'm leaving here and it's very realistic it's peaches. you don't approve.

of we need to know provability is of things happening not when they happen remodel thousands of possible outcomes and nothing is for certain or for sure and therefore all that modeling operates in the they call approach belief stick since we cannot predict the future but it can guesstimate possible to trial comes. so would you say it's very much in the company's business interest to get it right . all the company exists only as long as it gets it right. with. way.

when water warms it expands. and when a sea wall too expands covering everything in its path. its basic physics as indisputable as gravity as certain as the sun rising to morrow . so it is inevitable for the sea will rise by at least one meter of a century. and most likely much more. temperature is this like a like the body temperature of a living any very good proxy for the health of the system. it's a it's a highly interconnected system and if you change at a point it could really be that whole reaches become inhabitable. it will be ultimately will be vibration. by the time you can walk

you will stand on a very different shore. many of the places we knew and that were meaningful to us will be underwater. how would you describe what we're doing about climate change. i mean that the honest answer is not enough it's that simple. i. have my concerns that we shouldn't argue too strongly as future generations and pretending we know david value we shouldn't do that but what we do know is that if the consume most of the resources of this planet it's

a bit hard to imagine how they could be better off and that's not fair. how do you think in your opinion how do you think things will play out. there i mean that's that's that that's the to to challenge an old. can larger groups or can mankind change out of sheer insight or do we need to hit the wall. you were in my life a long time before these pictures ever taken. for you to understand why i need to take you back a generation to my parents and memories from my childhood.

oh. goodness me good heavens above the bride and groom. i wonder who will be watching this in the future. i hope they'll be as happy as i've been a mom come on don't be so no bit lucky i mean goodness me what an interesting life it's funny even now these photographs look sort of the old days in a way. do you mean that's not how you remember him you know because of course so imposed on there is all of the other. images of of him. oh. that's.

what is right here that's the heart. baby daddy daddy never ever expected to have children i think you can expect we met didn't but we have difficulty is sharing his feelings too to our hearts yes he actually said to me that he was very sorry he couldn't show his emotions more to me and i would have i would have soft vive cuddle war etc but i understood i've always supposed that it was something to do with their home and upbringing and often if you're not given you can't give back but. i have one memory date where. where he lived.

kind of man i remember my father. is most visible the albums he made. he took his camera everywhere. and the pages are filled with pictures of politicians and family and friends. but not a single serious picture of him. except maybe there's an accidental turn. instead the other is filled with

pictures of different. magical. there is my dad. my mother's liberty. and my sister and myself in the garden. of those albums come to a sudden. one day used. the next she was gone. so i know something about loss. i know it can happen suddenly out of the blue when you least expect.

and equally i know that it can be slow. almost unnoticeable. but inevitable. rather than saying why doesn't everybody else feel like i do.

about climate change i thought why don't why don't i feel like everybody else about climate change. it's just. but they are all still about it and how how concerned are you ok which $1.00 to $10.00 all 5. well to number 6. i know about that there was some paddock and be on line i am moxley an old. mainline. corn dog.

i mean far from my business it's the biggest issue the biggest thing out there the biggest thing that threatens. our future. paying back bank loans definitely climate change will affect that and i think it's you know i feel as if you think of the boys' lives when they are our age or how. incredible mess the world is going to be what should one do now so that it wouldn't be such a mess or what yet the world will be a mess but it will be their future would be better taken care of. and not just things called spaced at the end me me me me then the masses that i adults is the bassus admiral or everybody rose an obsession or problem are people.

discussion and probe. if you just love. that horse your worries you heard you do knock. it down on my side fine the op be off course 5 of them are like that most of the bob yes im sitting on your. office list i help my uncle says the same passage and i aren't. into pot in a gallon on the must see you. shot after years.

something that people would like. to hook up a car battery right. why do you think people are more concerned. as a big game of people on earth are playing on this is the climate change game. all people on earth have to contribute to achieving this goal this dog to achieve this reduction of su to our port and everybody every. man and woman have to look for reducing the personal suit to all so not all together all people on earth to present achieve this universal goal. how can we test whether

people are able and willing to do that. this is the problem for this purpose we have devised an experiment which for most of the the roots of experimental economics. alice class. duncannon funny. the provide numbers 40 euros a start. they are asked to invest from the individual money. nothing to your office before euros and each often wrong. the group together has assembled at least $120.00 euros they have succeeded to avoid dangerous climate change. and then they can keep

but they do not invest. if everybody does that everybody has 20 year olds to take home and if they don't achieve that. then they loose their remaining money was a probability of 90 percent. so about russian our strategy is to invest but 20 euros for question rather us who does and last the 20 year us. you could try out another there are some other choice in your group if you invest on in 10 euros and somebody else and 1st 30 year of. the group make certain. you are 30 euros. and the other poor guy turn your so on. ready and this is exactly what the students do. to invest less than the others the less they invest the more

they can paint on it and. then we do it for fun on it but only half of. the richest target in goal they are all convinced that motivated but they make it as a group. but here is. the conflict of interest between the individual and the group. and this is the great risk and the climate change. everybody wants a group. you're like country less than your fashion. and the others. in the land everybody was crying how could we be so stupid we couldn't reach that sort why did not the other. invest their fair share

everybody says that. is it wrong or or is it delusional to think that people care about the future we have not evolved to be able to care for the future of the future as longer have the next winter. or involves jews tell us prefer the prophet now as a chimpanzee dots on skin from the choice between one man on 4 and the often prefers the bun on our we have strategies like this. but how biological grandchildren or great grandchildren. we don't care because there was no such selection pressure in the past. have to solve modern very modern and you problems for example storm age roots. as the big problem.

and we are russian or we can solve multi dimensional equations for some people. might help to do what we can calculate what we should do. shouldn't these can't prove that they won't destroy the truth but. it's only us that are able to destroy the climate that's really frightening what what we have perhaps because we can't change human behavior enough. to stop it i'm convinced of art can't do it. when i think of you. i think about the things we can change and the things we cannot.

of how to face the inevitable. that is what makes me most who i am. and why you are such a big part of my life. i was 12 when i 1st met the inevitable. we were moving from my childhood home and my parents were busy packing the life i'd known so far into boxes. that day the day that he got a stretch or what if it was cerebral haemorrhage. i went downstairs some reason it was to find him half on the floor and half leaning against the wall. so i said something like. have you fall and couldn't he couldn't speak for a moment he couldn't tell me eventually he kind of came to and

with me we got him up and him to his bedroom where he lay down on his face had. either stepped. 8 all the decks born in. that he was in intensive care. i went round. to see him. and he was fine. was lying in this sort of cot and he said. what's happening i'm missing all the fun meaning the fun of moving. and i said they did quite a bit plenty to do late that's what i said. and then when the time came to leave him. i

must sort of scots you see because i said would you preach a sing to you. the way. that one of us always sang to you and especially the food you would see then he said yes you know poking. his said yes and so i sang to him this old dollar by which my mother used to sing to me and i then kissed him and said good night sleep well and went. and then at 6 o'clock or something for 6 o'clock the telephone answered. and i just said something like yours right you know it was just

a few words. on the news 12 he stood in for me. it's you. what you did. is when you ran into his room. for me it one of the worst memories of my life. you you run into his room and you stood in front of his desk. when you so cute. and with your hand at the top of your voice. you said daddy come back daddy come back daddy back.

of the members told no that is one of the many memories that the whole thing for me . i often think of that little boy that evening. how very difficult it was to imagine. the certainty of the world one knows changed in the way to always be.

i think of you often and the changes to come. i know i couldn't have changed what happened in my past. but i only wish i knew how to help you in your life. by the time you were 5 i will be a 101. so even though i know it's very unlikely we will never meet. i still like to live in the hope that we could. you are my future. and i am your boss. and you are with me

as i look for an ounce of. what difference i make for you. our journey together continues with something that i see every day. and that reminds me of you and the challenges ahead. it's the stuff that is such a central and mostly invisible part of our lives. that we are on the way to a coal mine in siberia just one of the many places that produces the fossil fuels that connects me and every other person on this planet together like a. couple of i think about it tough. for them to stick it in your car they're good at it can you tell a little but somebody who has maybe made

a difference and you will. oh yeah i just some a joke or need to do some lights. for the cash it that you want and you just have all my think you could. be just with joe this is a tell me you're going to do justice going on for transcripts healing to just really cross it's not just on the i brought us a pretty good time bashers that always for so much of that add to that that if you do so it's the best you do in a long time so i think. about someone for chillis doesn't just rosser don't understand the choice they have a set of a threat not just in the from the shakes to turn you over to what. do you think about this question about how much one person how much you can influence the world for good both of our. pleasure to do much to

prevent internet or astroid interest back here to share a couple but this is just foolish for the person in your stance it that you have a candidate who's. dancing and he's in the bush trying to basically wish to know what's in the during it. it was here was all and yet it's going to also most of that shift actions that there's stuff in it would of course it's your fault that the lights on the country and the kids and our stuff was young boys died. near. me and. mine are you still don't trust your jude law strict. rules also wished for my ex to pop. mayor for a huge super. bowl she would give you can use

a questionnaire was sure. the ship which was both reached the door to seal fruit from the good book also was mistrust and was turned on some bushes we did 3 books i'm sure but. yeah. i had seen your windows just to see you. i didn't like to mention the joys of the live shows. in them but the. cycle shoots.

and then you say that i did believe it. and you continued to say i did believe it. and but i decided that you have to go it's absolutely essential that you went in those days you couldn't 12 year old you know. go to the hospital see a dead body. i remember going on i run around but we wrapped arrived at the hospital we went to our rooms for one of these core it alls and we match the doctor and. he handed me the south. flip of transparency i mean some

transparency and. in the envelope was his watch really and it was him and it was at that point i mean. because it was something that was service it was physical. from anything that our mind struggled to understand. things that we can't feel or touch. we think the sky is endless. but the layer that supports most weather. and so life on this planet is only about 12 kilometers 30.

if you imagine you could hold the world between your arms. but layer of life would only be the thickness of your finger. and we really struggled. believe that we could have any influence on something so because the sky. when the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded and sunk 5000000 barrels of oil poured into the sea here for 5 months. but that's the same amount the world gets through in an hour and 24 minutes. or if you compare the carbon release every year from burning coal oil and gas to a forest fire. it would be the same as burning down a forest the size of europe once a year. our brain struggles to comprehend but it's all very real all

accounted for every liter and kilogram. but i know you are a great grandfather yourself up but can you tell me a little bit about your grandfather what kind of world did he live. no options on. a book movie and i'm sure you go on over there was a. girl at the local soft core will call feels she'll call 0. 00000000 is shocked to go girls your love was all in your there was a world of so. you could win the over the years she said but. it's still the use of so. close on this show that the super. cooks can do the. i am making this film for my great granddaughter in the future because. i'm worried

that the whole world will be worse than mine. and there is something that i could do about it and i'm not doing and then you read it. to me it is meaning it's what. you would be just elated me when you read that one blue section of the game your misconception of the game. should mean it's a should be chilled should mean a genius i.q. of knowing every 2nd of who true story mean it's. your formula if you to do it it was to me. this poor particularly if it was for me it was to show special it or. notation is not restored the double up is still at the guy's just where. it is from when you snatch a new car should you have to steal a building or trip i should bring you what did of course was to literally she stated you have to wash the person what you. really should do with because they are

due what does it take to trim young is not 0. no longer. push me for true victims and the needs of those motivate bushnell's my. emotional through the fact that each other in the western culture is just a machine. has to go to the wood so munaf. the work moved into the woodwork it goes. up to match to another shoe to get a president to go into teaching. e.g. young night of iraqi mobile. which would come up with what would produce then use

them to destroy the young yet again my attention as the young nietzsche appropriate meeting new smug 9 o'clock leaders richard clarke out of stock of this ridiculous change the dutch. not disregard the smutty notion now moved to look at the stroke and what should more people. dodge such as a peek at the most. people when you hear them slightly stocky. new studio it's mostly democrats do. you have to work do you think one person come to the course of action. kragen chile can erupt at another at another meet the gap shots a signal to give me a security guard which could govern itself then i seek to mrs vrain would be too critical for you to thing you like to know again sure if you could leverage it. again pulling you away.

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