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we have paul hawken with 100 ways to reduce mobile warming and artificial and emotional intelligence. you can find all of our programming at townhall seattle.org. finally, i would like to thank the members and their audience, your contributions allow us to create dynamic programming and make sure it is accessible to everybody in our city. so thank you. this is your town hall, we are grateful to be a part of this with you. it is my pleasure to introduce to you our speaker this evening. virginia is a scientist in residence at the school of art institute in chicago, an honorary fellow of the university of sheffield. her popular youtube videos use math to explain everything from the perfect class of want to the best way to share cake. it has been viewed over 1 million times. her latest video has been viewed over 8 million times. in 2015 she joined stephen colbert on the late show to explore the mathematical wonders of possible pastry. join me and giving me a warm welcome to virginia chang. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. thank you to townhall seattle for inviting

we have paul hawken with 100 ways to reverse global warming and the exploration of artificial intelligence. there is so much going on and you can find all of our programming at townhall seattle.org. finally, i would like to thank the members in our audience tonight. your contributions allow us not only to create dynamic programming but to make sure it's accessible to everybody in our city. members, thank you. this is your townhall and we are grateful to be a part of this with you. now it is my pleasure to introduce to you our speaker this evening. she is a scientist and resident at the school of art institute of chicago and an honorary fellow of the university of sheffield. her popular youtube videos use math to explain everything from the perfect glass of wine to the best way to share cake and has been viewed over a million times. in fact, her latest youtube video has been viewed over 8 million times. in 2015, she joined steven colbert to explore the mathematical wonders of puff pastry. please give me a warm town help welcome. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for that wonderfu