That's the second half of cognitive surplus.

Both of these rely on cognitive surplus.

Japan has a surplus of rice, Europe of wine.

Cognitive surplus is made up of two things.

Savings bonds.

I call it cognitive surplus.

Either stolen or war surplus.

I've run out of my savings.

They're savings bonds.

A lot of our surplus wealth goes to museums, etc.

That's 10 personal savings.

Have you any savings?

The savings ratio, net savings, were below zero in the middle of 2008, just before the crash.

I'd been cheated out of my life savings!

I want to address the issue of savings.

Japan's trade surplus soared to a record high.

This can is from a surplus disposal run.

So that would be a different type of savings.

So now for the topic of today financial savings.

Generally speaking, savings are increasing.

He added to his savings.

But the remainder is savings.

So this is your savings.

They cannot make savings easy.

Reserves are like savings accounts.

Which is a savings. (Laughter)

Yo, this way to savings!

Japan's balance of payments has been running a huge surplus for many years.

In case of losses or surplus they're divided proportionally to each one's work.

Our cities, I would put to you, are stockpiles of these surplus capacities.

We have a surplus to sell in the market.

Despite a large surplus in merchandise trade, the current account surplus is not so big due to a deficit in invisible trade.

I have a lot of money in my savings account.

Tom's savings will soon run out.

Now in the financial savings world,

So you essentially have forced savings.

I have a 13,500 tax savings.

And the energy savings. I mean....

A 1 0 U.S. Savings Bond.

I had no savings, no insurance.

savings account closed. checking account closed.

Thank to a fundamental restructuring, our surplus has swelled threefold.

He started selling surplus parts, kits, to schools and stuff.

Old war surplus that he bought on his veteran training.

Which leaves three war surplus plants. It's a long shot.