I ride on the back of nature's most fearsome creature!

Alright, so there's our Fibonacci sequence.

That's not true at all.

We can't make the grape plant produce babies.

. A new world. A natural state.

Here are some examples.

All of this effort results in an inert object.

At least, partially organic.

Golden Ratio it shows up in art, it shows up in music it shows up in nature and just as to get an idea of were it shows up in nature it shows up in very pure ideas so if I were to just draw if I were to draw a perfect star if i were to draw a regular star like this

So how do we do this?

It's a robot that has three legs, which is inspired by nature.

What kind of evidence do we have for that?

And they called it the natural log because I'll show you e in a hundred different not a hundred, but in many different applications.

But, it's more complicated. It's not that simple, and you have to work with the people.

Well, this image you've all seen.

If they disappear, so do we.

By turning things into commodities, we get cut off from nature in the same ways we're cut off from community.

OK, so here is the sort of big idea

The balance of nature is very fragile.

(Nature sounds)

I'm beautiful, the rice is beautiful, the students are beautiful, weeds are, and this natural world is beautiful.

So why does it take so much manpower and energy to sustain farmland when you look at a natural eco system, and we've got a wood behind us, and that can just keep going?

You may have heard words like Unicode or UTF8 mentioned in this sort of discussion.

They contain thousands of years of their own histories within themselves, and they also contain records of natural and human events.

But look at it this way.

This one is Albert Einstein. Hi, Al!

A new species set loose in the world.

Knowing this destiny, clarifying the destiny of human life, we can make our lives into days of joy, I think.

So how does nature build its components and structures?

In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments.

Hydrogen does not exist as such in nature.

What if we could convince them to build a solar cell for us?

So these two examples give a sense of what biomimicry can deliver.

But they do.

They thought you just wear out, there's nothing you can do about it kind of like an old shoe.

So nature doesn't create waste doesn't create waste as such.

Fibonacci numbers show up occasionally in nature.

The fibonacci sequence makes numerous appearances throughout the natural world.

And to me that I don't think I could say it any better than the immortal Bard himself

It's not natural.

We have to get along with it.

It'll cure itself naturally.

This is a terrible story to tell. It doesn't fit the scientific facts.

It's just that we see it as untidy and a mess.

How can we consult nature about how to make nanotechnology safe?