We got ahead in life.

More recently,

We have come some far

We've come a long way.

And we've forged ahead.

No, we've progressed emotionally. Baloney.

We must be getting old. Speak for yourself.

And what happens when we moved on?

We've come too far to turn back now.

For a charming week we progressed towards the Alps.

As we go by, theyll point us out

Cooney, you're blocking progress!

Imagine that it's 4,000 years into the future.

So ionization energy decreases as you go down.

We get to be bores as we get older.

Whether we back up or go forward, we can't budge at all like this.

Or even, as we get very much older, driving our cars to go visit people.

The rate of our progress towards solving the material problems of life is not less rapid.

We do this as children, we do this even as adults, we do this as elder.

Which is the same thing as if we go forward 9, we're going to go up 3.

As we have gotten more and more efficient in killing them, they have become angrier and angrier and more and more motivated to kill us.

As we age, our time horizons grow shorter and our goals change.

As we get further on in the series of videos, we'll get to see how you end up choosing which is right for your company.

By so doing, we would be advancing one step farther towards democratization of the Council apos s membership.

Furthermore, we have recently reached out to our eastern neighbours with a number of proposals to enhance regional links.

The thing that's hold us back above all else is the simple fact that the fossil fuel industry cheats.

Now, and so Thank you. The Phase 1 safety studies are over, and we're doing fine, we're now moved on.

As we have gotten more and more efficient in killing them, they have become angrier and angrier and more and more motivated to kill us.

Our serious offer made earlier this year still stands.

Since independence, we have moved with a clear intent to reverse them, and we have made tremendous progress.

We have submitted proposals in order to alleviate the crisis, find a political solution and cut short the war and suffering.

As we age, we deteriorate, and this deterioration causes problems for our society, so we have to address it.

The answers to these big questions show that we have made remarkable progress in the last 100 years.

Much of our progress in human civilization has been driven by egoistic competition.

We have, in fact, been proponents of some of these suggestions. We fully recognize, of course, that ours is but one perspective.

We in the region know ourselves, all too well, what factors continue to obstruct our progress.

These distinctions are real, and they should inform our efforts but we cannot allow them to impede our progress.

And what we found was, as we progressed in our research, was, that we were asking really the wrong question.

I mean robots doing the things that we normally do for ourselves but get harder as we get older.

And this is just one of the less gruesome pictures of the revolution and the cost that we have to pay.

With this in mind we have submitted the text of amendments which my delegation proposes to the draft resolution contained in document A 49 L.8.

And you saw, it was really dark and dense in the middle and it got more sparse and grayer and whiter as you went outside.

So again, this is another one of those playful activities that, as we get older, we tend to forget and we have to relearn.

However, New Zealand has been extremely heartened by the amount of interest shown in the initiative we put forward, even by those who opposed it.

The MDGs are the surest way to speed up our advance towards well being, so long sought and hoped for.