We are.

We see the importance of our work, but we also see its limits.

Just to really, really get the point drilled in your head.

We don t recognize it.

What is your answer?

Well, it turns out that it is linear.

Only we who are dead know what it means.

But the key insight I would like you to walk away with today is that when we realize that, when we realize we can change our own abilities, when we have a growth mindset, we bring our game to new levels.

We are fully aware that preparedness is necessary.

We know the depth of our problems and the limits of our capabilities.

We are therefore aware of the challenges that lie ahead of us.

We recognize the very real divisions in our society.

We are all very well aware of this.

We don't realize we are doing that.

We don't even realize the resources that we have available to us.

We realize, What were we thinking?

And what did we talk about?

We only realize how beautiful life is when we chance upon death.

It is at moments such as these that we realize how thin a veneer our civilization may be.

We know what must be done.

We recognize the risks of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

We recognize the importance of making the Convention and its institutions universal.

We cannot move until we perceive Miki's design.

I think we're all aware of the church's financial problems.

Now then, we must be aware of the time.

We are aware of the problems inherent in the creation of a European prospect for Ukraine.

In other words, we are far more ignorant than we realize.

We now know that they are not.

We are convinced that these are ambitious but absolutely legitimate goals.

They are, as we all are aware, the primary victims of this conflict.

As we are all aware, those commitments still stand.

We are well aware of the acuteness of the financial situation of the Organization.

But we are aware that time is needed to achieve this.

In pursuit of these objectives, we are mindful of the need for objectivity and impartiality.

We all are conscious of our grave responsibility.

We understand the urgent need to implement the Yokohama Strategy.

We are consequently well aware of the intricacies connected with this exercise.

We can't make meaning out of these enormous statistics.

We're going to perceive it as a good thing to go after.

But we have to recognize that we have those limitations.

Because I think we all recognize that if we took 10 cents from petty cash box.

And to do that we just have to realize that we have some parallel

We're so good at this we don't really even notice it.

We didn't know how critical those first three years were.

We have to realize we are not chained to our current capabilities.