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talk_1927_en 1-9 11-35 The world is changing in some really profound ways and I worry that investors are n |
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talk_1927_en 14-28 30-35 that investors are n |
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talk_1927_en 37-55 57-74 And by sustainability , I mean the really juicy things , like environmental and social issues and corporate governance I think it |
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talk_1927_en 59-65 67-74 it |
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talk_1927_en 57-74 76-107 I think it |
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talk_1927_en 121-124 126-132 better-performing than you believe and more important than we can imagine 109-133 109-133 I believe that sustainable investing is less complicated than you think , better-performing than you believe , and more important than we can imagine . I believe that sustainable investing is less complicated than you think , better-performing than you believe , and more important than we can imagine . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 150 151-152 growing and aging 143-195 143-195 We have a population that |
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talk_1927_en 143-152 154-169 We have a population that |
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talk_1927_en 154-169 171-180 we have seven billion souls today heading to 10 billion at the end of the century we consume natural resources faster than they can be replenished 143-195 143-195 We have a population that |
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talk_1927_en 171-180 182-194 we consume natural resources faster than they can be replenished and the emissions that are mainly responsible for climate change just keep increasing 143-195 143-195 We have a population that |
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talk_1927_en 143-194 197,199-210 We have a population that |
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talk_1927_en 199-204 206-210 these are environmental and social issues but that |
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talk_1927_en 207-210 212-225 that |
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talk_1927_en 212-215 217-225 They |
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talk_1927_en 212-215 217-225 They |
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talk_1927_en 218-225 227-259 that makes them relevant to risk and return And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it 212-226 227-260 They |
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talk_1927_en 228-231 232-238 they are really complex and they can seem really far off 227-260 227-260 And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 228-231 232-238 they are really complex and they can seem really far off 227-260 227-260 And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 249-254 255-259 bury our heads in the sand and not think about it 227-260 227-260 And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction;Temporal.Synchronous Temporal.Synchronous |
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talk_1927_en 249-259 261-266 bury our heads in the sand and not think about it Resist this , if you can 227-260 261-267 And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . Resist this , if you can . 1<2 Comparison.Contrast Comparison.Contrast |
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talk_1927_en 261-262 264-266 Resist this if you can 261-267 261-267 Resist this , if you can . Resist this , if you can . 1<2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1927_en 261-262 268-273 Resist this Do n |
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talk_1927_en 241-259 278-293 the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it But it makes me wonder if the investment rules of today are fit for purpose tomorrow 227-260 278-294 And they are really complex and they can seem really far off , that the temptation may be to do this : bury our heads in the sand and not think about it . But it makes me wonder if the investment rules of today are fit for purpose tomorrow . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1927_en 279-293 295-337 it makes me wonder if the investment rules of today are fit for purpose tomorrow We know that investors , when they look at a company and decide whether to invest , they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff 278-294 295-338 But it makes me wonder if the investment rules of today are fit for purpose tomorrow . We know that investors , when they look at a company and decide whether to invest , they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff . 1<2 Expansion.Instantiation Expansion.Instantiation |
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talk_1927_en 300-310 312-337 when they look at a company and decide whether to invest they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff 295-338 295-338 We know that investors , when they look at a company and decide whether to invest , they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff . We know that investors , when they look at a company and decide whether to invest , they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff . 1>2 Temporal.Synchronous;Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Temporal.Synchronous |
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talk_1927_en 312-337 339-352 they look at financial data , metrics like sales growth , cash flow , market share , valuation -- you know , the really sexy stuff And these things are fundamental , of course , but they |
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talk_1927_en 340-343 348-352 these things are fundamental but they |
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talk_1927_en 349-352 354-371 they |
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talk_1927_en 349-352 354-371 they |
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talk_1927_en 373-390 392-416 Environment includes energy consumption , water availability , waste and pollution , just making efficient uses of resources Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights 373-391 392-417 Environment includes energy consumption , water availability , waste and pollution , just making efficient uses of resources . Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 392-416 418-430 Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights And governance relates to the oversight of companies by their boards and investors 392-417 418-431 Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights . And governance relates to the oversight of companies by their boards and investors . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 373-430 432,434-442 Environment includes energy consumption , water availability , waste and pollution , just making efficient uses of resources . Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights . And governance relates to the oversight of companies by their boards and investors See <*> I told you this is the really juicy stuff 373-431 432-443 Environment includes energy consumption , water availability , waste and pollution , just making efficient uses of resources . Social includes human capital , things like employee engagement and innovation capacity , as well as supply chain management and labor rights and human rights . And governance relates to the oversight of companies by their boards and investors . See , I told you this is the really juicy stuff . 1<2 Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct.Result+SpeechAct Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 437-442 444-464 this is the really juicy stuff But ESG is the measure of sustainability , and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process 432-443 444-465 See , I told you this is the really juicy stuff . But ESG is the measure of sustainability , and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process . 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 445-450 452-464 ESG is the measure of sustainability and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process 444-465 444-465 But ESG is the measure of sustainability , and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process . But ESG is the measure of sustainability , and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 453-464 466-493 sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes 444-465 466-494 But ESG is the measure of sustainability , and sustainable investing incorporates ESG factors with financial factors into the investment process . It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . 1<2 Expansion.Equivalence Expansion.Equivalence |
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talk_1927_en 466-470 471-477 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet 466-494 466-494 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . 1<2 Expansion.Manner.Arg2-as-manner Expansion.Manner |
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talk_1927_en 466-477 479-493 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes 466-494 466-494 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 466-493 495-514 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention 466-494 495-515 It means limiting future risk by minimizing harm to people and planet , and it means providing capital to users who deploy it towards productive and sustainable outcomes . So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention ? 1<2 Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct.Result+SpeechAct Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 496-507 509-514 if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow is the private sector paying attention 495-515 495-515 So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention ? So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention ? 1>2 Contingency.Condition+SpeechAct Contingency.Condition+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 496-500 502-507 if sustainability matters financially today and all signs indicate more tomorrow 495-515 495-515 So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention ? So if sustainability matters financially today , and all signs indicate more tomorrow , is the private sector paying attention ? 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 523-526 528-541 that most CEOs are They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success 516-527 528-542 Well , the really cool thing is that most CEOs are . They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1927_en 536 537-541 important but crucial to business success 528-542 528-542 They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success . They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success . 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 528-541 543-565 They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries 528-542 543-566 They started to see sustainability not just as important but crucial to business success . About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1927_en 552-557 558-565 the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries 543-566 543-566 About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 543-565 567-584 About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business 543-566 567-585 About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business . 1<2 Comparison.Contrast Comparison.Contrast |
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talk_1927_en 572-574 576-584 as the future or as important to the future of their business 567-585 567-585 But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business . But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business . 1<2 Expansion.Disjunction Expansion.Disjunction |
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talk_1927_en 543-584 586-592 About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business So the views of CEOs are clear 543-585 586-593 About 80 percent of global CEOs see sustainability as the root to growth in innovation and leading to competitive advantage in their industries . But 93 percent see ESG as the future , or as important to the future of their business . So the views of CEOs are clear . 1<2 Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct.Result+SpeechAct Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 587-592 594-599 the views of CEOs are clear There |
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talk_1927_en 594-599 601-612 There |
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talk_1927_en 602-612 614-685 how are companies actually leveraging ESG to drive hard business results One example is near and dear to our hearts . In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually 601-613 614-698 So how are companies actually leveraging ESG to drive hard business results ? One example is near and dear to our hearts . In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1>2 Expansion.Manner.Arg2-as-manner;Hypophora Expansion.Manner |
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talk_1927_en 602-612 614-622,624-714 how are companies actually leveraging ESG to drive hard business results One example is near and dear to our hearts <*> In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . That |
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talk_1927_en 627-635 637-641 State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment and we retired another 85 624-642 624-642 In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 624-641 643-655 In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects 624-642 643-656 In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 643-648 650-655 We virtualized our operating system environments and we completed numerous automation projects 643-656 643-656 We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 624-655 657-697 In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon 624-656 657-698 In 2012 , State Street migrated 54 applications to the cloud environment , and we retired another 85 . We virtualized our operating system environments , and we completed numerous automation projects . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 658-664 666-672 these initiatives create a more mobile workplace and they reduce our real estate footprint 657-698 657-698 Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 658-664 666-672 these initiatives create a more mobile workplace and they reduce our real estate footprint 657-698 657-698 Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 667-672 674-685 they reduce our real estate footprint and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually 657-698 657-698 Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 667-672 674-685 they reduce our real estate footprint and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually 657-698 657-698 Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 675-685 687-697 they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon 657-698 657-698 Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . Now these initiatives create a more mobile workplace , and they reduce our real estate footprint , and they yield savings of 23 million dollars in operating costs annually , and avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 688-697 699-709 avoid the emissions of a 100,000 metric tons of carbon That |
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talk_1927_en 699-709 711-714 That |
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talk_1927_en 721-726 728-748 Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business 721-749 721-749 Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 734-740 741-748 they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business 721-749 721-749 Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 734-740 741-748 they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business 721-749 721-749 Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . Pentair is a U.S. industrial conglomerate , and about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business . 1<2 Temporal.Asynchronous.Precedence Temporal.Asynchronous |
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talk_1927_en 729-748 750-755 about a decade ago , they sold their core power tools business and reinvested those proceeds in a water business That |
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talk_1927_en 757-761 773-799 Why did they do that there |
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talk_1927_en 757-761 773-799 Why did they do that there |
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talk_1927_en 773-782 784-799 there |
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talk_1927_en 818-828 830-836 you may be asking yourself , are these just isolated cases I mean , come on , really 816-829 830-837 Now , you may be asking yourself , are these just isolated cases ? I mean , come on , really ? 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 838-848 850-857 Do companies that take sustainability into account really do well financially The answer that may surprise you is yes 838-849 850-858 Do companies that take sustainability into account really do well financially ? The answer that may surprise you is yes . 1>2 Hypophora Hypophora |
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talk_1927_en 850-857 859-873 The answer that may surprise you is yes The data shows that stocks with better ESG performance perform just as well as others 850-858 859-874 The answer that may surprise you is yes . The data shows that stocks with better ESG performance perform just as well as others . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1927_en 875-896 898-914 In blue , we see the MSCI World . It |
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talk_1927_en 875-914 916-923 In blue , we see the MSCI World . It |
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talk_1927_en 916-923 925-930 Over three plus years , no performance tradeoff So that |
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talk_1927_en 926-930 932-934 that |
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talk_1927_en 932-934 936-938 We want more I want more 932-935 936-939 We want more . I want more . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 940-949 951-984 In some cases , there may be outperformance from ESG In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies , and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management 940-950 951-985 In some cases , there may be outperformance from ESG . In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies , and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management . 1<2 Expansion.Instantiation Expansion.Instantiation |
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talk_1927_en 951-963 965-984 In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management 951-985 951-985 In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies , and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management . In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies , and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management . 1<2 Comparison.Contrast Comparison.Contrast |
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talk_1927_en 951-984 987-998 In blue , we see the performance of the 500 largest global companies , and in gold , we see a subset of companies with best practice in climate change strategy and risk management over almost eight years , they |
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talk_1927_en 1003-1005 1007-1010 this is correlation It |
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talk_1927_en 1007-1010 1012-1023 It |
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talk_1927_en 1026-1037 1039-1044 if the returns are the same or better and the planet benefits would n |
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talk_1927_en 1027-1033 1034-1037 the returns are the same or better and the planet benefits 1025-1045 1025-1045 So if the returns are the same or better and the planet benefits , would n |
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talk_1927_en 1025-1044 1046-1053 So if the returns are the same or better and the planet benefits , would n |
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talk_1927_en 1046-1053 1057-1067 Are investors , particularly institutional investors , engaged some are , and a few are really at the vanguard 1046-1054 1055-1068 Are investors , particularly institutional investors , engaged ? Well , some are , and a few are really at the vanguard . 1>2 Hypophora Hypophora |
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talk_1927_en 1057-1058 1060-1067 some are and a few are really at the vanguard 1055-1068 1055-1068 Well , some are , and a few are really at the vanguard . Well , some are , and a few are really at the vanguard . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1061-1067 1069-1091 a few are really at the vanguard Hesta . Hesta is a retirement fund for health and community services employees in Australia , with assets of 22 billion [ dollars 1055-1068 1069-1093 Well , some are , and a few are really at the vanguard . Hesta . Hesta is a retirement fund for health and community services employees in Australia , with assets of 22 billion [ dollars ] . 1<2 Expansion.Instantiation Expansion.Instantiation |
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talk_1927_en 1071-1091 1094-1105 Hesta is a retirement fund for health and community services employees in Australia , with assets of 22 billion [ dollars They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns 1071-1093 1094-1133 Hesta is a retirement fund for health and community services employees in Australia , with assets of 22 billion [ dollars ] . They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns , so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1094-1105 1107-1132 They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty 1094-1133 1094-1133 They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns , so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty . They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns , so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 1094-1132 1134-1141 They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns , so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty You got ta love the Aussies , right 1094-1133 1134-1142 They believe that ESG has the potential to impact risks and returns , so incorporating it into the investment process is core to their duty to act in the best interest of fund members , core to their duty . You got ta love the Aussies , right ? 1<2 Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct.Result+SpeechAct Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 1148-1157 1159-1183 CalPERS is the pension fund for public employees in California and with assets of 244 billion [ dollars ] , they are the second largest in the U.S. and the sixth largest in the world 1148-1184 1148-1184 CalPERS is the pension fund for public employees in California , and with assets of 244 billion [ dollars ] , they are the second largest in the U.S. and the sixth largest in the world . CalPERS is the pension fund for public employees in California , and with assets of 244 billion [ dollars ] , they are the second largest in the U.S. and the sixth largest in the world . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1169-1183 1187-1202 they are the second largest in the U.S. and the sixth largest in the world they |
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talk_1927_en 1187-1194 1195-1202 they |
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talk_1927_en 1187-1204 1206-1217 they |
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talk_1927_en 1206-1217 1225-1243 They believe it |
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talk_1927_en 1225-1243 1245-1252 long-term value creation requires the effective management of three forms of capital : financial , human , and physical This is why we are concerned with ESG 1219-1244 1245-1254 In their own words , " long-term value creation requires the effective management of three forms of capital : financial , human , and physical . This is why we are concerned with ESG . " 1<2 Contingency.Cause+Belief.Result+Belief Contingency.Cause+Belief |
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talk_1927_en 1245-1252 1257-1279 This is why we are concerned with ESG I do speak to a lot of investors as part of my job , and not all of them see it this way 1245-1254 1255-1280 This is why we are concerned with ESG . " Now , I do speak to a lot of investors as part of my job , and not all of them see it this way . 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 1257-1269 1271-1279 I do speak to a lot of investors as part of my job and not all of them see it this way 1255-1280 1255-1280 Now , I do speak to a lot of investors as part of my job , and not all of them see it this way . Now , I do speak to a lot of investors as part of my job , and not all of them see it this way . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1272-1279 1281-1316 not all of them see it this way Often I hear , " We are required to maximize returns , so we do n |
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talk_1927_en 1286-1291 1293-1299 We are required to maximize returns so we do n |
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talk_1927_en 1286-1299 1302,1305-1316 We are required to maximize returns , so we do n |
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talk_1927_en 1281-1316 1319-1348 Often I hear , " We are required to maximize returns , so we do n't do that here , " or , " We do n't want to use the portfolio to make policy statements The one that just really gets under my skin is , " If you want to do something about that , just make money , give the profits to charities 1281-1318 1319-1350 Often I hear , " We are required to maximize returns , so we do n't do that here , " or , " We do n't want to use the portfolio to make policy statements . " The one that just really gets under my skin is , " If you want to do something about that , just make money , give the profits to charities . " 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 1331-1338 1340-1348 If you want to do something about that just make money , give the profits to charities 1319-1350 1319-1350 The one that just really gets under my skin is , " If you want to do something about that , just make money , give the profits to charities . " The one that just really gets under my skin is , " If you want to do something about that , just make money , give the profits to charities . " 1>2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1927_en 1359-1367 1369-1381 I mean , let me clarify something right here Companies and investors are not singularly responsible for the fate of the planet 1359-1368 1369-1382 I mean , let me clarify something right here . Companies and investors are not singularly responsible for the fate of the planet . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1927_en 1369-1381 1383-1405 Companies and investors are not singularly responsible for the fate of the planet They do n |
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talk_1927_en 1383-1389 1391-1401 They do n |
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talk_1927_en 1392-1401 1403-1405 prudent investing and finance theory are n |
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talk_1927_en 1403-1405 1407-1414 They |
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talk_1927_en 1383-1414 1416-1423 They do n |
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talk_1927_en 1417-1423 1425-1430 institutional investors are the x-factor in sustainability Why do they hold the key 1416-1424 1425-1431 But institutional investors are the x-factor in sustainability . Why do they hold the key ? 1<2 Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct.Result+SpeechAct Contingency.Cause+SpeechAct |
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talk_1927_en 1425-1430 1440-1460 Why do they hold the key they have the money . ( Laughter ) A lot of it . I mean , a really lot of it 1425-1431 1432-1461 Why do they hold the key ? The answer , quite simply , is , they have the money . ( Laughter ) A lot of it . I mean , a really lot of it . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Reason Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 1448-1451 1453-1454,1456-1460 A lot of it I mean <*> a really lot of it 1448-1452 1453-1461 A lot of it . I mean , a really lot of it . 1<2 Expansion.Substitution.Arg2-as-subst Expansion.Substitution |
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talk_1927_en 1456-1460 1462-1470 a really lot of it The global stock market is worth 55 trillion dollars 1453-1461 1462-1471 I mean , a really lot of it . The global stock market is worth 55 trillion dollars . 1<2 Expansion.Instantiation Expansion.Instantiation |
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talk_1927_en 1462-1470 1472-1478 The global stock market is worth 55 trillion dollars The global bond market , 78 trillion 1462-1471 1472-1479 The global stock market is worth 55 trillion dollars . The global bond market , 78 trillion . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1462-1478 1480-1484 The global stock market is worth 55 trillion dollars . The global bond market , 78 trillion That |
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talk_1927_en 1480-1484 1486-1497 That |
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talk_1927_en 1486-1497 1498-1504 That |
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talk_1927_en 1498-1504 1506-1511 That |
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talk_1927_en 1514-1533 1535-1541 we can reconsider some of these pressing challenges , like fresh water , clean air , feeding 10 billion mouths if institutional investors integrated ESG into investment 1513-1542 1513-1542 So we can reconsider some of these pressing challenges , like fresh water , clean air , feeding 10 billion mouths , if institutional investors integrated ESG into investment . So we can reconsider some of these pressing challenges , like fresh water , clean air , feeding 10 billion mouths , if institutional investors integrated ESG into investment . 1<2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1927_en 1513-1541 1543-1569 So we can reconsider some of these pressing challenges , like fresh water , clean air , feeding 10 billion mouths , if institutional investors integrated ESG into investment What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them 1513-1542 1543-1570 So we can reconsider some of these pressing challenges , like fresh water , clean air , feeding 10 billion mouths , if institutional investors integrated ESG into investment . What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them ? 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1927_en 1561-1563 1564-1569 solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them 1543-1570 1543-1570 What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them ? What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them ? 1<2 Expansion.Disjunction Expansion.Disjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1543-1569 1571-1598 What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now 1543-1570 1571-1599 What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them ? What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1571-1578 1580-1598 What if we work and save and invest only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now 1571-1599 1571-1599 What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? 1>2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1927_en 1574 1575-1576 work and save 1571-1599 1571-1599 What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1576 1577-1578 save and invest 1571-1599 1571-1599 What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1571-1598 1600-1610 What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now What if there is n |
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talk_1927_en 1543-1610 1613-1642 What if they used that firepower to allocate more of their capital to companies working the hardest at solving these challenges or at least not exacerbating them ? What if we work and save and invest , only to find that the world we retire into is more stressed and less secure than it is now ? What if there is n |
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talk_1927_en 1619-1642 1646-1685 what if all this sustainability risk stuff is exaggerated , overstated , it |
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talk_1927_en 1661-1670 1672-1685 There are risks and costs to a program of action but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction 1660-1687 1660-1687 " There are risks and costs to a program of action , but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction . " " There are risks and costs to a program of action , but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction . " 1<2 Comparison.Contrast Comparison.Contrast |
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talk_1927_en 1688-1697 1699-1735 I can appreciate that there is estimation risk in this but since this is based on widespread scientific consensus , the odds that it |
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talk_1927_en 1700-1707 1709-1735 since this is based on widespread scientific consensus the odds that it |
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talk_1927_en 1709-1716 1717-1735 the odds that it |
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talk_1927_en 1723-1727 1728-1735 our house will burn down or we |
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talk_1927_en 1709-1735 1739-1745 the odds that it |
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talk_1927_en 1739-1740 1741-1745 maybe not if you live in Boston 1737-1746 1737-1746 Well , maybe not if you live in Boston . Well , maybe not if you live in Boston . 1<2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1927_en 1771-1773 1774-1778 by investing sustainably we |
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talk_1927_en 1774-1778 1780-1811 we |
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talk_1927_en 1785-1794 1796,1807-1811 reducing the risk to our planet and to our economy and <*> we |
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talk_1927_en 1780-1794 1796-1800,1807-1811 We |
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talk_1927_en 1819-1825 1826-1833 What if it |
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talk_1927_en 1837-1841 1843-1846 Good , you like it I like it too 1837-1842 1843-1847 Good , you like it . I like it too . 1<2 Comparison.Similarity Comparison.Similarity |
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talk_1927_en 1843-1846 1851-1865 I like it too I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue 1843-1847 1851-1866 I like it too . I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1927_en 1851-1853 1854-1865 I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue 1851-1866 1851-1866 I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue . I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Reason Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1927_en 1837-1865 1879-1919 Good , you like it . I like it too . ( Laughter ) I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue But what I really like about it is that it reminds me of something Mark Twain said , which is , " Plan for the future , because that 's where you 're going to spend the rest of your life 1837-1866 1879-1921 Good , you like it . I like it too . ( Laughter ) I like it because it pokes fun at both sides of the climate change issue . But what I really like about it is that it reminds me of something Mark Twain said , which is , " Plan for the future , because that |
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talk_1927_en 1901-1904 1906-1919 Plan for the future because that |
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talk_1971_en 1-29 31,33-50 I was born and raised in Sierra Leone , a small and very beautiful country in West Africa , a country rich both in physical resources and creative talent However <*> Sierra Leone is infamous for a decade-long rebel war in the |
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talk_1971_en 70-87 89-112 As my family and I ran for safety when I was about 12 from one of those attacks I resolved that I would do everything I could to ensure that my own children would not go through the same experiences we had 70-113 70-113 As my family and I ran for safety when I was about 12 from one of those attacks , I resolved that I would do everything I could to ensure that my own children would not go through the same experiences we had . As my family and I ran for safety when I was about 12 from one of those attacks , I resolved that I would do everything I could to ensure that my own children would not go through the same experiences we had . 1>2 Temporal.Synchronous Temporal.Synchronous |
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talk_1971_en 100-112 114-115,117-118,120-137 that my own children would not go through the same experiences we had They would <*> in fact <*> be part of a Sierra Leone where war and amputation were no longer a strategy for gaining power 70-113 114-138 As my family and I ran for safety when I was about 12 from one of those attacks , I resolved that I would do everything I could to ensure that my own children would not go through the same experiences we had . They would , in fact , be part of a Sierra Leone where war and amputation were no longer a strategy for gaining power . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1971_en 139-153 155-174 As I watched people who I knew , loved ones , recover from this devastation one thing that deeply troubled me was that many of the amputees in the country would not use their prostheses 139-175 139-175 As I watched people who I knew , loved ones , recover from this devastation , one thing that deeply troubled me was that many of the amputees in the country would not use their prostheses . As I watched people who I knew , loved ones , recover from this devastation , one thing that deeply troubled me was that many of the amputees in the country would not use their prostheses . 1>2 Temporal.Synchronous Temporal.Synchronous |
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talk_1971_en 162-174 176-177,186-198 that many of the amputees in the country would not use their prostheses The reason <*> was that their prosthetic sockets were painful because they did not fit well 139-175 176-199 As I watched people who I knew , loved ones , recover from this devastation , one thing that deeply troubled me was that many of the amputees in the country would not use their prostheses . The reason , I would come to find out , was that their prosthetic sockets were painful because they did not fit well . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Reason Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1971_en 206-213 215-221 in which the amputee inserts their residual limb and which connects to the prosthetic ankle 200-222 200-222 The prosthetic socket is the part in which the amputee inserts their residual limb , and which connects to the prosthetic ankle . The prosthetic socket is the part in which the amputee inserts their residual limb , and which connects to the prosthetic ankle . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 223-249 251-264 Even in the developed world , it takes a period of three weeks to often years for a patient to get a comfortable socket , if ever Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets 223-250 251-265 Even in the developed world , it takes a period of three weeks to often years for a patient to get a comfortable socket , if ever . Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Reason Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1971_en 251-259 260-264 Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets 251-265 251-265 Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets . Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets . 1<2 Contingency.Purpose.Arg2-as-goal Contingency.Purpose |
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talk_1971_en 251-264 266-287 Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets Such sockets often leave intolerable amounts of pressure on the limbs of the patient , leaving them with pressure sores and blisters 251-265 266-288 Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets . Such sockets often leave intolerable amounts of pressure on the limbs of the patient , leaving them with pressure sores and blisters . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1971_en 266-287 289-298 Such sockets often leave intolerable amounts of pressure on the limbs of the patient , leaving them with pressure sores and blisters It does not matter how powerful your prosthetic ankle is 266-288 289-299 Such sockets often leave intolerable amounts of pressure on the limbs of the patient , leaving them with pressure sores and blisters . It does not matter how powerful your prosthetic ankle is . 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1971_en 300-305 307-312 If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable you will not use your leg 300-323 300-323 If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg , and that is just simply unacceptable in our age . If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg , and that is just simply unacceptable in our age . 1>2 Contingency.Condition.Arg2-as-cond Contingency.Condition |
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talk_1971_en 289-298 300-312 It does not matter how powerful your prosthetic ankle is If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg 289-299 300-323 It does not matter how powerful your prosthetic ankle is . If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg , and that is just simply unacceptable in our age . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Reason Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1971_en 300-312 314-322 If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg and that is just simply unacceptable in our age 300-323 300-323 If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg , and that is just simply unacceptable in our age . If your prosthetic socket is uncomfortable , you will not use your leg , and that is just simply unacceptable in our age . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 328-340 343-353 when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem 324-373 324-373 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " 1>2 Temporal.Synchronous Temporal.Synchronous |
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talk_1971_en 329-340 342-353 I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem 324-373 324-373 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 343-353 355-371 he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out 324-373 324-373 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 359-362 364-371 No , not yet but I would love to figure it out 324-373 324-373 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " 1<2 Comparison.Concession.Arg2-as-denier Comparison.Concession |
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talk_1971_en 355-371 374,377-400 I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out And <*> for my Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab , I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses 324-373 374-401 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " And so , for my Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab , I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 355-371 374-375,377-400 I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out And so <*> for my Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab , I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses 324-373 374-401 So one day , when I met professor Hugh Herr about two and a half years ago , and he asked me if I knew how to solve this problem , I said , " No , not yet , but I would love to figure it out . " And so , for my Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab , I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses . 1<2 Contingency.Cause.Result Contingency.Cause |
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talk_1971_en 386-400 402-416 I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy 374-401 402-444 And so , for my Ph.D. at the MIT Media Lab , I designed custom prosthetic sockets quickly and cheaply that are more comfortable than conventional prostheses . I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1971_en 402-406 407-416 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy 402-444 402-444 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . 1<2 Contingency.Purpose.Arg2-as-goal Contingency.Purpose |
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talk_1971_en 402-416 418-434 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces 402-444 402-444 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . 1<2 Temporal.Asynchronous.Precedence Temporal.Asynchronous |
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talk_1971_en 419-434 436,438-443 use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces and <*> create a prosthetic socket for manufacture 402-444 402-444 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 419-434 436-443 use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture 402-444 402-444 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . 1<2 Temporal.Asynchronous.Precedence Temporal.Asynchronous |
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talk_1971_en 438-443 445-466 create a prosthetic socket for manufacture We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient 402-444 445-467 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg2-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1971_en 445-449 450-466 We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient 445-467 445-467 We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient . We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient . 1<2 Contingency.Purpose.Arg2-as-goal Contingency.Purpose |
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talk_1971_en 402-466 468-469,471-481 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient In short <*> we 're using data to make novel sockets quickly and cheaply 402-467 468-482 I used magnetic resonance imaging to capture the actual shape of the patient 's anatomy , then use finite element modeling to better predict the internal stresses and strains on the normal forces , and then create a prosthetic socket for manufacture . We use a 3D printer to create a multi-material prosthetic socket which relieves pressure where needed on the anatomy of the patient . In short , we 're using data to make novel sockets quickly and cheaply . 1<2 Expansion.Level-of-detail.Arg1-as-detail Expansion.Level-of-detail |
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talk_1971_en 471-481 483-544 we 're using data to make novel sockets quickly and cheaply In a recent trial we just wrapped up at the Media Lab , one of our patients , a U.S. veteran who has been an amputee for about 20 years and worn dozens of legs , said of one of our printed parts , " It |
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talk_1971_en 563-591 593-619 My hope and desire is that the tools and processes we develop in our research group can be used to bring highly functional prostheses to those who need them For me , a place to begin healing the souls of those affected by war and disease is by creating comfortable and affordable interfaces for their bodies 563-592 593-620 My hope and desire is that the tools and processes we develop in our research group can be used to bring highly functional prostheses to those who need them . For me , a place to begin healing the souls of those affected by war and disease is by creating comfortable and affordable interfaces for their bodies . 1<2 Expansion.Conjunction Expansion.Conjunction |
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talk_1971_en 593-619 621-644 For me , a place to begin healing the souls of those affected by war and disease is by creating comfortable and affordable interfaces for their bodies Whether it |
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talk_1971_en 633-636 637-644 this not only restores but indeed transforms their sense of human potential 621-645 621-645 Whether it |
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