So we built big models.

On top of this historical foundation, we build our civilization.

It's a model we built for Bali.

But now we actually built something.

Now, the thing to recognize is we built this world, we built this architecture for access, these flows from the deployment of copyright, but here, copyright to benefit publishers.

And we built up a series of tools like this.

So we built the first Barefoot College in 1986.

So we built a simple website Global Voices Online.

If we build on the potential of our youth, communities will develop and grow stronger.

Back in 1995, we got a new wing next to the museum.

We have grown up because of its support and it is filled with our memories

Here we've constructed a vector.

We have built our education systems on the model of fast food.

We took his money and, as promised, we built a nice website.

We've developed this ability because it makes evolutionary sense.

So, we've built this idea of a commons. People are using it.

We built a huge mathematical model of how a Stirling engine works.

All matching with the factory works, we built it on purpose.

So, we built a model that explains where those fields might have been.

So for TED we actually built a robot, over there, a prototype, with the tail.

You know, we've built up reserves. Why is that important?

The blazing furnace over which we have built our city will be fatal

I have not asked for your opinion. Not for some time.

And if we just take that and we build from there, then we can go to the next step, which is that if the ocean ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.

But holding onto that structure we built around the daring, independence, self sufficiency of each of those people has become a disaster.

By an accident that happened to me, we went back, we built an ecosystem.

So let's say we burn through 4 million of that and we built a site.

We built engines so we built 100 different engines over the last two years.

And we need some type of error correction redundancy to guarantee that we have successfully built what we want.

We've built a powerful foundation of science, knowledge and technology more than enough to build a society where nine billion people can lead decent, meaningful and satisfying lives.

We built a huge mathematical model of how a Stirling engine works.

We also built the city's New York City's first green and cool roof demonstration project on top of our offices.

We built this institution based on social justice, gender equity, this idea of empowering women.

We also built New York City's first green and cool roof demonstration project on top of our offices.

And, after actually two months of preparation, we built our camps all the way up the mountain.

So we created software called Magpi, which has an online form creator.

When America began moving west, we didn't add more wagon trains, we built railroads.

We built this model in New York, actually, as a theoretical model on the campus of a technical university soon to come, and the reason we picked this site to just show you what these buildings may look like, because the exterior can change.

We've made it clear that America is a Pacific power, and a new beginning in Burma has lit a new hope.

In the past we built, and acted in, a resistance which was heroic but not aimed against our Indonesian brothers.

And we've actually built a couple of these, and this is part of a larger robot made out of these cubes.

And so we built a temporary building I'm getting good at temporary and we put a conference room in that's a fish.

And so I thought, what would happen if we built software to do what I'd been consulting in?

And I said, What if we built a time machine for patients, except instead of going backwards, we go forwards.

Another example, this was completely packed with houses, and then we built this, what we call, a knowledge square.