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The Elevator Speeches
- the elevator speeches
- #1--evolutionary thinking
- #2--continuous geometric growth in a finite biosphere is impossible
- #3--Globalization can be good AND bad
- #4--Producers vs Predators and the importance of honesty
- #5--Believing in magic and the new dark ages
- #6--Education--what folks must know
- #7--Inventing a sustainable future
- #8--The role of regulation
- #9--The pursuit of clarity
- econ #1—A rising tide lifts all boats
- econ #2—The economic importance of aesthetics
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