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10 February 2010
Discovery: Roundup of TED2010, Session 2
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Cheryl Hayashi: “We call that the ‘business end’ of the spider. Hey, don’t laugh. That’s my life!”
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William Li: “What we eat is really our chemotherapy.”
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Carter Emmart guides us to the horizon of space and time using the Virtual Universe.
(Photo credit: TED / James Duncan Davidson)
Philip Kaplan: “What if everyone made their credit card statements public? What would you find out?”
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Dan Barber: “What’s sustainable about feeding chicken to fish?”
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Steve Welch
Glad Carter finally made it to TED! You should set up or commandeer one and let him fly the TED attendees through the Digital Universe the way it REALLY should be done.