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• Barry Cull – March 23 2008

  It is interesting indeed to hear this man talk about saving the lives of children in the third world, when under his watch and his command the pharmaceutical factory, El Shifa, was destroyed by US missiles. This company manufactured about 90% of the pharmaceuticals used in Africa to treat malaria, tuberculosis and other diseases that affect children. It is estimated that this rash act cost the lives of 10's of thousands of children. Much work has to be done to gain the trust of those who have paid the price of our fears and our ideologies.

• Neil Pharr – May 25 2007

  Thank you Mr. President - good to hear from you. I have finally come to the state of acceptance that the present Dark Ages forced upon us (has some necessary function). Without it the polarization and clashes and cohesions of ideas and minds would be at a snails pace - not the ultra-sonic speed having Bust and Buddies around. Progress is truly accelerating. Your fresh air keeps me alive. Thank you again and yes, soon we will establish a civilization worthy of the name!

• zhaphod – April 10 2007

  We cant do anything with out sponsorship. So it is OK if BMW wants to put in their add at the end.

• Carl – April 5 2007

  The three winners were very good. All of them talked about seriously addressing pollution and resource depletion. And then they were all followed by a melodramatic greenwash ad for a hydrogen 7-series BMW concept car. Typical - excess, powered by a fantasy.

• Christopher Bowns – April 5 2007

  The MP3 link is broken on all of the new TED Prize Winner posts. Can someone fix it?