Alex Steffen: The route to a sustainable future

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Prevoditelj: Ivor Kovic Recezent: Nenad Maljković
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When I'm starting talks like this,
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Na početku ovakvih prezentacija,
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I usually do a whole spiel about sustainability
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obično ispričam cijelu priču o održivosti
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because a lot of people out there don't know what that is.
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zato što mnogi ne znaju što je to.
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This is a crowd that does know what it is,
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Ovo je publika koja zna što je održivost,
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so I'll like just do like the 60-second crib-note version. Right?
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zato bih vam dao samo kratku, jednominutnu verziju. Dobro?
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So just bear with me. We'll go real fast, you know?
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Slušajte pažljivo... ići ćemo vrlo brzo...
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Fill in the blanks.
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praznine sami popunite.
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So, you know, sustainability, small planet.
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Dakle... sve znate... održivost, mali planet.
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Right? Picture a little Earth, circling around the sun.
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Dobro? Zamislite malu Zemlju kako kruži oko Sunca.
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You know, about a million years ago,
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Negdje prije otprilike milijun godina,
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a bunch of monkeys fell out of trees,
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hrpa majmuna spustila se s drveća,
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got a little clever, harnessed fire,
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postali su pametniji, ovladali vatrom,
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invented the printing press,
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izumili tiskarski stroj,
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made, you know, luggage with wheels on it.
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stvorili, recimo, prtljagu s kotačima.
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And, you know, built the society that we now live in.
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Također su zgradili društvo u kojem danas živimo.
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Unfortunately, while this society is, without a doubt,
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Nažalost, iako je ovo društvo - nema sumnje -
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the most prosperous and dynamic the world has ever created,
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najuspješnije i najdinamičnije do sada stvoreno društvo,
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it's got some major, major flaws.
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ono ima neke jako, jako velike mane.
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One of them is that every society has an ecological footprint.
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Jedna od njih je da svako društvo ostavlja ekološki otisak.
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It has an amount of impact on the planet that's measurable.
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Ima određeni mjerljivi utjecaj na planet.
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How much stuff goes through your life,
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Koliko stvari prođe kroz vaš život.
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how much waste is left behind you.
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Koliko otpada ostaje iza vas.
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And we, at the moment, in our society,
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Naše društvo u ovom trenutku
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have a really dramatically unsustainable level of this.
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ima stvarno dramatično neodrživu razinu svega ovoga.
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We're using up about five planets.
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Trošimo otprilike pet planeta.
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If everybody on the planet lived the way we did,
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Kada bi svi na planetu živjeli kao mi,
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we'd need between five, six, seven,
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trebali bi između pet, šest, sedam,
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some people even say 10 planets to make it.
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neki kažu čak 10 planeta za svoje potrebe.
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Clearly we don't have 10 planets.
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Očito je, mi nemamo 10 planeta.
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Again, you know, mental, visual, 10 planets, one planet,
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Još jednom... vizualizirajte si... 10 planeta, jedan planet,
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10 planets, one planet. Right?
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10 planeta, jedan planet. Dobro?
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We don't have that. So that's one problem.
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Mi to nemamo. Znači, to je jedan problem.
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The second problem is that the planet that we have
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Drugi problem je da se ovaj planet koji imamo
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is being used in wildly unfair ways. Right?
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koristi na izrazito nepravedan način. Dobro?
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North Americans, such as myself, you know,
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Stanovnici Sjeverne Amerike, poput mene,
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we're basically sort of wallowing, gluttonous hogs,
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mi kao da smo samoživi i proždrljivi prasci,
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and we're eating all sorts of stuff.
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svašta proždiremo.
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And, you know, then you get all the way down
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A sada hajdemo skroz dolje
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to people who live in the Asia-Pacific region, or even more, Africa.
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do ljudi koji žive u azijsko-pacifičkoj regiji ili možda Africi.
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And people simply do not have enough to survive.
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Ti ljudi jednostavno nemaju dovoljno za preživljavanje.
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This is producing all sorts of tensions,
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To stvara razne napetosti,
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all sorts of dynamics that are deeply disturbing.
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razne dinamike koje su duboko uznemirujuće.
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And there's more and more people on the way. Right?
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A stanovništvo se sve više i više povećava. Dobro?
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So, this is what the planet's going to look like in 20 years.
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Ovako će, dakle naš planet izgledati za 20 godina.
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It's going to be a pretty crowded place, at least eight billion people.
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Bit će tu poprilična gužva, najmanje osam milijardi ljudi.
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So to make matters even more difficult, it's a very young planet.
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Da bi stvari bile još teže, ovo je planet s mladim stanovništvom.
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A third of the people on this planet are kids.
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Trećina ljudi na ovom planetu su djeca.
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And those kids are growing up in a completely different way
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A ta djeca odrastaju u potpuno drukčijim uvjetima
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than their parents did, no matter where they live.
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od njihovih roditelja, bez obzira gdje žive.
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They've been exposed to this idea of our society, of our prosperity.
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Izložena su ideji našeg društva, našeg blagostanja.
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And they may not want to live exactly like us.
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Oni možda ne žele živjeti sasvim poput nas.
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They may not want to be Americans, or Brits,
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Oni možda ne žele biti Amerikanci, Britanci,
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or Germans, or South Africans,
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Nijemci ili Južnoafrikanci,
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but they want their own version
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ali žele svoju verziju života
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of a life which is more prosperous, and more dynamic,
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koji je uspješniji, dinamičniji,
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and more, you know, enjoyable.
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i zapravo ugodniji.
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And all of these things combine to create
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Sve se ovo u kombinaciji stvara
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an enormous amount of torque on the planet.
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ogroman pritisak na planet.
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And if we cannot figure out a way to deal with that torque,
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I ako ne budemo u stanju smisliti kako se nositi s tim pritiskom,
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we are going to find ourselves more and more and more quickly
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sve više i sve brže suočavat ćemo se
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facing situations which are simply unthinkable.
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sa situacijama koje ne možemo ni zamisliti.
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Everybody in this room has heard the worst-case scenarios.
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Svi u ovoj prostoriji čuli su
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I don't need to go into that.
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za najgore moguće scenarije. Ne moram ulaziti u to.
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But I will ask the question, what's the alternative?
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Ali pitam vas, što je alternativa?
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And I would say that, at the moment, the alternative is unimaginable.
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Rekao bih da si u ovom trenutku alternativu ne možemo predočiti.
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You know, so on the one hand we have the unthinkable;
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S jedne strane imamo nezamislivo,
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on the other hand we have the unimaginable.
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a s druge strane nepredočivo.
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We don't know yet how to build a society
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Još uvijek ne znamo kako stvoriti društvo
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which is environmentally sustainable,
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koje je ekološki održivo,
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which is shareable with everybody on the planet,
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u kojem mogu sudjelovati svi na planetu,
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which promotes stability and democracy and human rights,
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koje osigurava stabilnost, demokraciju i ljudska prava
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and which is achievable in the time-frame necessary
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i koje bi bilo ostvarivo u roku potrebnom
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to make it through the challenges we face.
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za rješavanje izazova s kojima se suočavamo.
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We don't know how to do this yet.
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Još uvijek ne znamo kako to učiniti.
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So what's Worldchanging?
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Što je onda Worldchanging (eng. Svijet u promjeni)?
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Well, Worldchanging you might think of
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Dakle... Worldchanging možete zamisliti kao svojevrsnu
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as being a bit of a news service for the unimaginable future.
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medijsku agenciju za nepredočivu budućnost.
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You know, what we're out there doing is looking
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Znate, mi radeći svoj posao tražimo
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for examples of tools, models and ideas,
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primjere alata, uzora i ideja
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which, if widely adopted, would change the game.
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koje bi, uz široku primjenu, mogle promijeniti stvari. Dobro?
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A lot of times, when I do a talk like this, I talk about things
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Kada držim ovakve prezentacije,
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that everybody in this room I'm sure has already heard of,
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često govorim o nečemu što su svi u ovoj dvorani sigurno već čuli,
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but most people haven't.
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ali većina ljudi nije, zar ne?
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So I thought today I'd do something a little different,
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Stoga sam danas odlučio to malo promijeniti
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and talk about what we're looking for, rather than saying, you know,
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i govoriti o onome što tražimo. Umjesto
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rather than giving you tried-and-true examples.
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da vam pokazujem iskušane i stvarne primjere,
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Talk about the kinds of things we're scoping out.
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pokazat ću vam primjere onoga za čime tragamo,
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Give you a little peek into our editorial notebook.
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dat ću vam uvid u naše uredničke bilješke.
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And given that I have 13 minutes to do this, this is going to go kind of quick.
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Obzirom da imam 13 minuta za to, i to će biti pomalo ubrzano.
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So, I don't know, just stick with me. Right?
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Zato... što ja znam... držite se. Dobro?
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So, first of all, what are we looking for? Bright Green city.
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Kao prvo, za čime tragamo? Za svijetlim primjerom zelenoga grada.
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One of the biggest levers that we have in the developed world
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Jedna od najvažnijih prevaga koje u razvijenom svijetu imamo
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for changing the impact that we have on the planet
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za promjenu našeg utjecaja na planet
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is changing the way that we live in cities.
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je promjena načina života u gradovima.
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We're already an urban planet;
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Mi već jesmo urbani planet,
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that's especially true in the developed world.
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a to je posebice tako za razvijeni svijet.
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And people who live in cities in the developed world
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Ljudi koji žive u gradovima u razvijenom svijetu
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tend to be very prosperous, and thus use a lot of stuff.
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žive vrlo raskošno i zato troše puno toga.
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If we can change the dynamic,
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Ukoliko bismo tu dinamiku promijenili,
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by first of all creating cities that are denser and more livable ...
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prvenstveno stvaranjem gradova koji su gušći i pogodniji za život...
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Here, for example, is Vancouver, which if you haven't been there,
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Ovdje imamo kao primjer Vancouver, koji morate posjetiti,
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you ought to go for a visit. It's a fabulous city.
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ako već niste bili tamo. To je fantastičan grad.
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And they are doing density, new density,
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Oni stvaraju gustoću, novu gustoću.,
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better than probably anybody else on the planet right now.
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bolje nego vjerojatno itko trenutačno na planeti.
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They're actually managing to talk North Americans out of driving cars,
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Oni stvarno uspjevaju stanovnike Sjeverne Amerike uvjeriti da ne voze automobile,
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which is a pretty great thing.
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što je prilično velika stvar.
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So you have density. You also have growth management.
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Dakle gustoća. Tu je i upravljanje rastom.
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You leave aside what is natural to be natural.
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Prirodu ostavljate na miru kako bi ostala prirodna.
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This is in Portland. That is an actual development.
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Ovo je u Portlandu. Ovo je stvarni projekt.
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That land there will remain pasture in perpetuity.
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Zemlja s ove strane ostat će zauvijek pašnjak.
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They've bounded the city with a line.
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Odredili su gdje završava grad.
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Nature, city. Nothing changes.
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Priroda, grad. Ništa se ne mijenja.
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Once you do those things, you can start making all sorts of investments.
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Kad tako nešto napravite, možete početi s različitim ulaganjima.
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You can start doing things like, you know,
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Možete početi stvarati, recimo,
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transit systems that actually work to transport people,
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javni prijevoz koji dobro funkcionira i stvarno prevozi ljude
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in effective and reasonably comfortable manners.
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na učinkovit i dovoljno udoban način. Dobro?
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You can also start to change what you build.
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Također možete početi mijenjati način na koji gradite.
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This is the Beddington Zero Energy Development in London,
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Ovo je zgrada s nultim utroškom energije u Beddingtonu, London,
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which is one of the greenest buildings in the world. It's a fabulous place.
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to je jedna od najzelenijih zgrada na svijetu. Fantastično mjesto.
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We're able to now build buildings that generate all their own electricity,
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Sada smo u mogućnosti graditi zgrade koje stvaraju vlastitu struju,
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that recycle much of their water,
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koje recikliraju većinu svoje vode,
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that are much more comfortable than standard buildings,
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koje su puno ugodnije za boravak od standardnih zgrada,
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use all-natural light, etc., and, over time, cost less.
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koriste potpuno prirodno svjetlo... a dugoročno su i jeftinije.
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Green roofs. Bill McDonough covered that last night, so I won't dwell on that too much.
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Zeleni krovovi. Bill McDonough je sinoć govorio o tome, zato se neću zadržavati.
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But once you also have people living
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Ali nakon što imate i ljude koji žive
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in close proximity to each other,
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u međusobnoj blizini,
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one of the things you can do is --
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jedna od stvari koju možete učiniti je...
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as information technologies develop --
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obzirom da se informacijska tehnologija razvija,
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you can start to have smart places.
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možete imati pametno informatizirana mjesta.
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You can start to know where things are.
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Možete znati gdje se što nalazi.
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When you know where things are, it becomes easier to share them.
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Kada znate gdje se što nalazi, zajedničko korištenje postaje jednostavnije.
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When you share them, you end up using less.
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Kada se nešto zajednički koristi, na kraju se toga manje troši.
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So one great example is car-share clubs,
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Jedan takav odličan primjer su klubovi za zajedničko korištenje automobila,
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which are really starting to take off in the U.S.,
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koji su sve popularniji u SAD,
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have already taken off in many places in Europe, and are a great example.
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a već su dosta popularni u brojnim mjestima u Europi.
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If you're somebody who drives, you know, one day a week,
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Ukoliko ste osoba koja vozi, recimo, jedan dan u tjednu,
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do you really need your own car?
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treba li vam zaista vlastiti automobil?
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Another thing that information technology lets us do
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Još nešto što nam informacijska tehnologija omogućuje
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is start figuring out how to use less stuff
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je da počnemo shvaćati kako da nečega manje trošimo
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by knowing, and by monitoring, the amount we're actually using.
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tako što znamo i pratimo ono što zapravo koristimo.
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So, here's a power cord which glows brighter the more energy that you use,
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Ovdje vidite kabel za napajanje koji jače svijetli
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which I think is a pretty cool concept,
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što više struje koristite; poprilično zanimljiv koncept,
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although I think it ought to work the other way around,
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iako mislim da bi trebao raditi obrnuto,
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that it gets brighter the more you don't use.
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da postaje sjajniji što manje struje koristite.
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But, you know, there may even be a simpler approach.
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Ali znate, može postojati i još jednostavniji pristup.
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We could just re-label things.
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Mogli bismo jednostavno drukčije obilježiti stvari.
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This light switch that reads, on the one hand, flashfloods,
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Prekidač na kojem gore piše "guta struju",
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and on the other hand, off.
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a dolje, "isključeno".
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How we build things can change as well.
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Možemo također promjeniti način na koji gradimo.
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This is a bio-morphic building.
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Ovo je biomorfološka zgrada.
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It takes its inspiration in form from life.
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Inspiracija za njen oblik dolazi iz života.
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Many of these buildings are incredibly beautiful,
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Ovakve zgrade mogu biti nevjerojatno lijepe
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and also much more effective.
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ali i puno učinkovitije.
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This is an example of bio-mimicry,
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Ovo je primjer biomimikrije,
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which is something we're really starting to look a lot more for.
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koja se počinje sve više i više primjenjivati.
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In this case, you have a shell design
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U ovom je slučaju prirodni oblik školjke
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which was used to create a new kind of exhaust fan, which is greatly more effective.
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iskorišten za dizajn nove vrste ventilatora za ispuh koji je puno učinkovitiji.
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There's a lot of this stuff happening; it's really pretty remarkable.
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Puno se toga događa, stvarno izvanredne stvari.
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I encourage you to look on Worldchanging if you're into it.
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Pozivam vas da pogledate Worldchanging ako vas ovo zanima.
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We're starting to cover this more and more.
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Sve više i više pišemo o tome.
07:24
There's also neo-biological design,
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Postoji i neobiološki dizajn,
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where more and more we're actually using life itself
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u kojem sve više i više koristimo sam život
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and the processes of life to become part of our industry.
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i životne procese koji postaju dio industrije.
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So this, for example, is hydrogen-generating algae.
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Primjerice, ovo su alge koje proizvode vodik.
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So we have a model in potential, an emerging model that we're looking for
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Dakle mi tragamo za potencijalnim uzorom, rastućim uzorom
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of how to take the cities most of us live in,
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prema kojem bismo gradove u kojima živimo
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and turn them into Bright Green cities.
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mogli pretvoriti u sjajne zelene gradove.
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But unfortunately, most of the people on the planet don't live in the cites we live in.
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Nažalost, većina ljudi na planetu ne živi u gradovima poput naših.
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They live in the emerging megacities of the developing world.
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Žive u rastućim megagradovima u zemljama u razvoju.
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And there's a statistic I often like to use,
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Postoji statistika koju često koristim,
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which is that we're adding a city of Seattle every four days,
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koja kaže da svaka četiri dana dodajemo jedan Seattle,
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a city the size of Seattle to the planet every four days.
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grad veličine Seattla dodajemo planetu svaka četiri dana.
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I was giving a talk about two months ago,
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Prije dva mjeseca imao sam jedno predavanje,
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and this guy, who'd done some work with the U.N., came up to me
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i prišao mi je čovjek koji je radio za UN i rekao mi da je
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and was really flustered, and he said, look,
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zbilja zabrinut. Rekao je, gledajte,
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you've got that totally wrong; it's totally wrong.
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potpuno ste pogriješili, potpuna pogreška.
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It's every seven days.
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Nije četiri, već svakih sedam dana.
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So, we're adding a city the size of Seattle every seven days,
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Dakle, dodajemo grad veličine Seattla svakih sedam dana,
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and most of those cities look more like this than the city that you or I live in.
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a većina tih gradova sličnija je ovome nego gradovima u kojima živimo vi ili ja.
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Most of those cites are growing incredibly quickly.
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Većina tih gradova raste nevjerojatnom brzinom.
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They don't have existing infrastructure;
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Nemaju postojeće infrastrukture,
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they have enormous numbers of people who are struggling with poverty,
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imaju ogroman broj stanovnika koji se nose sa siromaštvom,
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and enormous numbers of people are trying to figure out
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ogroman broj stanovnika koji pokušavaju smisliti
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how to do things in new ways.
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kako raditi stvari na nov način. Dobro?
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So what do we need in order to make developing nation
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Što nam je potrebno da bismo megagradove zemalja u razvoju
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megacities into Bright Green megacities?
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pretvorili u svijetle zelene megagradove?
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Well, the first thing we need is, we need leapfrogging.
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Prvo što trebamo je preskakanje koraka.
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And this is one of the things that we are looking for everywhere.
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I to je nešto za čime svugdje tragamo.
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The idea behind leapfrogging is that
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Ideja preskakanja koraka znači da
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if you are a person, or a country, who is stuck in a situation
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ako ste osoba ili zemlja koja je zaglavila u situaciji
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where you don't have the tools and technologies that you need,
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u kojoj nemate alate i tehnologije koje trebate,
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there's no reason for you to invest in last generation's technologies. Right?
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nema razloga da investirate u tehnologije prošle generacije. Dobro?
08:56
That you're much better off, almost universally,
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Bolje vam je, gotovo u svim slučajevima,
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looking for a low-cost or locally applicable version of the newest technology.
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tražiti jeftinije ili lokalno primjenjive verzije najnovije tehnologije.
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One place we're all familiar with seeing this is with cell phones. Right?
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To se obično dobro vidi s mobitelima. Dobro?
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All throughout the developing world, people are going directly to cell phones,
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Po svim zemljama u razvoju ljudi direktno idu na mobitele,
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skipping the whole landline stage.
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preskaču fazu fiksnih telefona.
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If there are landlines in many developing world cities,
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Ako fiksne telefonske linije i postoje,
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they're usually pretty crappy systems that break down a lot
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u većini gradova zemalja u razvoju taj je sustav obično jako loš i često se kvari
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and cost enormous amounts of money.
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te košta ogromne količine novaca. Dobro?
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So I rather like this picture here.
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Jako mi se sviđa ova slika.
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I particularly like the Ganesh in the background, talking on the cell phone.
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Posebice Ganesh u pozadini koji priča na mobitel.
09:26
So what we have, increasingly, is cell phones just permeating out through society.
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Dakle sve više imamo pojavu da se mobiteli šire kroz društvo.
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We've heard all about this here this week,
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Čuli smo dosta o tome ovaj tjedan,
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so I won't say too much more than that, other than to say
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pa neću o tome previše govoriti,
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what is true for cell phones is true for all sorts of technologies.
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osim da to što vrijedi za mobitele, vrijedi za sve vrste tehnologija.
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The second thing is tools for collaboration,
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Drugo što trebamo su alati za suradnju,
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be they systems of collaboration, or intellectual property systems
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bilo da se radi o sustavima za suradnju
09:45
which encourage collaboration. Right?
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ili o sustavima intelektualnog vlasništva koji potiču suradnju. Dobro?
09:47
When you have free ability for people to freely work together and innovate,
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Kada ljudima omogućite da besplatno i slobodno surađuju
09:51
you get different kinds of solutions.
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i inoviraju, dobijete drugačiju vrstu rješenja.
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And those solutions are accessible in a different way
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I ta su rješenja na drugačiji način dostupna
09:56
to people who don't have capital. Right?
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ljudima koji nemaju kapital. Dobro?
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So, you know, we have open source software,
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Dakle, znate da imamo software otvorenog koda,
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we have Creative Commons and other kinds of Copyleft solutions.
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imamo Creative Commons i druge vrste "copyleft" rješenja. Dobro?
10:06
And those things lead to things like this.
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Tako nešto dovodi do ovoga.
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This is a Telecentro in Sao Paulo.
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Ovo je Telecentro u Sao Paulu.
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This is a pretty remarkable program
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To je izvanredan program u kojem se
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using free and open source software, cheap, sort of hacked-together machines,
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koristi besplatan software otvorenog koda, jeftina računala
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and basically sort of abandoned buildings --
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te zapravo napuštene zgrade
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has put together a bunch of community centers
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za stvaranje brojnih centara u zajednici
10:22
where people can come in, get high-speed internet access,
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gdje ljudi mogu doći i dobiti brzi pristup internetu,
10:25
learn computer programming skills for free.
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steći znanje programiranja... sve besplatno.
10:29
And a quarter-million people every year use these now in Sao Paulo.
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Četvrt milijuna ljudi svake godine koristi ove centre u Sao Paulu.
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And those quarter-million people are some of the poorest people in Sao Paolo.
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A oni su među najsiromašnijim stanovnicima Sao Paola.
10:36
I particularly like the little Linux penguin in the back. (Laughter)
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Posebice mi se sviđa mali Linux pingvin u pozadini.
10:40
So one of the things that that's leading to is a sort of southern cultural explosion.
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Ovo, između ostalog, dovodi do neke vrste kulturne eksplozije na Jugu.
10:45
And one of the things we're really, really interested in at Worldchanging
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A nešto za što smo smo izuzetno zainteresirani u Worldchangingu
10:48
is the ways in which the south is re-identifying itself,
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su načini na koje na Jugu sami sebi daju novi identitet,
10:52
and re-categorizing itself in ways
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nanovo se kategoriziraju na način
10:55
that have less and less to do with most of us in this room.
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koji ima sve manje i manje veze s većinom nas u dvorani.
10:58
So it's not, you know, Bollywood isn't just answering Hollywood. Right?
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Dakle Bollywood nije samo odgovor na Hollywood. Dobro?
11:03
You know, Brazilian music scene isn't just answering the major labels.
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Znate, brazilska glazbena scena nije samo odgovor velikim produkcijskim kućama.
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It's doing something new. There's new things happening.
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Ona radi nešto novo. Događaju se nove stvari.
11:09
There's interplay between them. And, you know, you get amazing things.
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Postoji međudjelovanje među njima. I tako dobivate nevjerojatne stvari.
11:12
Like, I don't know if any of you have seen the movie "City of God?"
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Poput... jeste li vidjeli film "Božji grad"?
11:15
Yeah, it's a fabulous movie if you haven't seen it.
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Da, to je fantastičan film ako ga niste gledali.
11:18
And it's all about this question, in a very artistic and indirect kind of way.
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Taj film govori upravo o tom pitanju, na jedan umjetnički i indirektan način.
11:21
You have other radical examples
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Postoje i drugi radikalni primjeri
11:23
where the ability to use cultural tools is spreading out.
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širenja mogućnosti korištenja kulturnih alata.
11:26
These are people who have just been visited by
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Ovo su ljudi koje je upravo posjetio
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the Internet bookmobile in Uganda.
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internetski bibliobus u Ugandi.
11:30
And who are waving their first books in the air,
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Oni mašu svojim prvim knjigama
11:32
which, I just think that's a pretty cool picture. You know?
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što je poprilično dirljiva slika. Znate?
11:35
So you also have the ability for people to start coming together
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Dakle... također imamo mogućnost da se ljudi povežu
11:39
and acting on their own behalf in political and civic ways,
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i djeluju u svoju korist na politički i građanski način.
11:45
in ways that haven't happened before.
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Na načine kakve do sada nismo vidjeli.
11:48
And as we heard last night, as we've heard earlier this week,
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I kako smo čuli sinoć i prije ovaj tjedan,
11:50
are absolutely, fundamentally vital to the ability to craft new solutions,
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to je od apsolutno fundamentalnog značaja za stvaranje novih rješenja...
11:56
is we've got to craft new political realities.
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jer mi moramo stvoriti novu političku stvarnost.
11:59
And I would personally say that we have to craft new political realities,
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Osobno bih rekao da trebamo stvoriti nove političke stvarnosti,
12:03
not only in places like India, Afghanistan, Kenya, Pakistan,
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ne samo u mjestima poput Indije, Afganistana, Kenije, Pakistana,
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what have you, but here at home as well.
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ili gdje već, nego i ovdje kod kuće.
12:10
Another world is possible.
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Drugačiji svijet je moguć.
12:12
And sort of the big motto of the anti-globalization movement. Right?
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To je veliki moto antiglobalizacijskog pokreta. Zar ne?
12:16
We tweak that a lot.
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Mi smo si ga temeljito prilagodili.
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We talk about how another world isn't just possible; another world's here.
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Mi kažemo da drugačiji svijet nije samo moguć, drugačiji svijet je ovdje.
12:21
That it's not just that we have to sort of imagine
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Nije da moramo samo zamišljati
12:23
there being a different, vague possibility out there,
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da postoji drugačija, nejasna mogućnost,
12:27
but we need to start acting a little bit more on that possibility.
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već trebamo početi djelovati više prema toj mogućnosti.
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We need to start doing things like Lula, President of Brazil.
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Moramo početi raditi stvari kao Lula, predsjednik Brazila.
12:34
How many people knew of Lula before today?
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Koliko je ljudi do danas čulo za Lulu?
12:37
OK, so, much, much better than the average crowd, I can tell you that.
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U redu, puno bolje nego prosječna publika, to vam mogu reći.
12:41
So Lula, he's full of problems, full of contradictions,
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Dakle Lula, on je pun problema, pun kontradikcija,
12:43
but one of the things that he's doing is,
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ali neošto od onoga što on radi jest...
12:45
he is putting forward an idea of how we engage in international relations that
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on iznosi ideju o načinu sudjelovanja u međunarodnim odnosima koji
12:51
completely shifts the balance from the standard sort of north-south dialogue
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u potpunosti pomiče vagu sa tandardnog dijaloga između sjevera i juga
12:57
into a whole new way of global collaboration.
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prema potpuno novom načinu globalne suradnje.
13:01
I would keep your eye on this fellow.
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Na vašem bih mjestu pratio ovog čovjeka.
13:04
Another example of this sort of second superpower thing
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Još jedan primjer ovakve vrste moćnog novog pristupa
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is the rise of these games that are what we call "serious play."
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je rast video igara koje nazivamo "ozbiljna igra".
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We're looking a lot at this. This is spreading everywhere.
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Pažljivo to pratimo. Širi se posvuda.
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This is from "A Force More Powerful." It's a little screenshot.
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Ovo je iz igre "Jača sila". To je mali prikaz ekrana.
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"A Force More Powerful" is a video game that,
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"Jača sila" je video igra koja vas,
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while you're playing it, it teaches you how to engage
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dok je igrate, uči kako se uključiti
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in non-violent insurrection and regime change. (Laughter)
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u nenasilni građanski protest i promjenu režima.
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Here's another one. This is from a game called "Food Force,"
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Evo još jedne. Ovo je iz igre pod nazivom "Snaga hrane",
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which is a game that teaches children how to run a refugee camp.
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igre koja uči djecu kako voditi kamp za izbjeglice.
13:30
These things are all contributing in a very dynamic way
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Sve ove stvari na vrlo dinamičan način daju doprinos
13:34
to a huge rise in, especially in the developing world,
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velikom rastu, posebice u zemljama u razvoju,
13:39
in people's interest in and passion for democracy.
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interesa ljudi i strasti prema demokraciji.
13:42
We get so little news about the developing world
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Primamo tako malo vijesti o zemljama u razvoju
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that we often forget that there are literally
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da često zaboravljamo da doslovno postoje
13:49
millions of people out there struggling to change things
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milijuni ljudi koji se bore da promjene budu pravednije,
13:51
to be fairer, freer, more democratic, less corrupt.
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slobodnije, više demokratske, manje korumpirane.
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And, you know, we don't hear those stories enough.
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I mi, znate, te priče ne čujemo dovoljno često.
13:57
But it's happening all over the place,
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Ipak, to se događa posvuda
13:59
and these tools are part of what's making it possible.
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i ovi alati to dijelom omogućavaju.
14:01
Now when you add all those things together,
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Kada sve to zbrojite,
14:03
when you add together leapfrogging and new kinds of tools,
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kada zbrojite preskakanje koraka i nove vrste alata,
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you know, second superpower stuff, etc., what do you get?
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moćne nove pristupe... što dobijete?
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Well, very quickly, you get a Bright Green future for the developing world.
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Pa, vrlo brzo, dobijete sjajnu zelenu budućnost za zemlje u razvoju.
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You get, for example, green power spread throughout the world.
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Dobijete, npr. zelenu energiju koja se širi svijetom.
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You get -- this is a building in Hyderabad, India.
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Dobijete... ovo je zgrada u Hyderabadu, Indija.
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It's the greenest building in the world.
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To je najzelenija zgrada na svijetu.
14:21
You get grassroots solutions, things that work
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Dobijete lokalna rješenja koja funkcioniraju za ljude
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for people who have no capital or limited access.
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koji nemaju kapitala ili mu imaju ograničen pristup.
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You get barefoot solar engineers carrying solar panels into the remote mountains.
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Dobijete bosonoge solarne inženjere koji nose solarne ploče u udaljene planine.
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You get access to distance medicine.
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Dobijete pristup medicini na daljinu.
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These are Indian nurses learning how to use PDAs
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Ovo su indijske medicinske sestre koje uče kako koristiti dlanovnik (PDA)
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to access databases that have information
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da bi pristupile bazi podataka s informacijama
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that they don't have access to at home in a distant manner.
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kojima inače nemaju pristup od kuće.
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You get new tools for people in the developing world.
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Dobijete nove alate za ljude u zemljama u razvoju.
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These are LED lights that help the roughly billion people out there,
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Ovo su LED svjetla koja za otprilike milijardu ljudi
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for whom nightfall means darkness,
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kojima suton znači tamu
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to have a new means of operating.
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daju novi način funkcioniranja.
14:50
These are refrigerators that require no electricity;
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Ovo su hladnjaci kojima ne treba struja,
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they're pot within a pot design.
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od keramike su i dizajnirani poput termosice.
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And you get water solutions. Water's one of the most pressing problems.
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I dobijete rješenja za vodu. Voda je jedan od najvećih problema.
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Here's a design for harvesting rainwater that's super cheap
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Ovo je dizajn za pobiranje kišnice koja je jako jeftina
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and available to people in the developing world.
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i dostupna ljudima u zemljama u razvoju.
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Here's a design for distilling water using sunlight.
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Ovo je dizajn za destilaciju vode uz pomoć sunčevih zraka.
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Here's a fog-catcher, which, if you live in a moist, jungle-like area,
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Ovo je lovac magle, ukoliko živite u vlažnim područjima poput džungle,
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will distill water from the air that's clean and drinkable.
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destilirat će vodu iz zraka koja je čista i pitka.
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Here's a way of transporting water.
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Ovo je način za transport vode.
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I just love this, you know -- I mean carrying water is such a drag,
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Jako mi se sviđa... nošenje vode je takva tlaka,
15:20
and somebody just came up with the idea of well, what if you rolled it. Right?
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a netko se sjetio ove ideje, što ako je zakotrljamo? Dobro?
15:23
I mean, that's a great design.
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Mislim da je ovo odličan dizajn.
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This is a fabulous invention, LifeStraw.
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Ovo je fantastičan izum, "slamka života".
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Basically you can suck any water through this
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Kroz nju možete zapravo usisati bilo kakvu vodu
15:31
and it will become drinkable by the time it hits your lips.
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i dok ona dotakne vaše usne postat će pitka.
15:34
So, you know, people who are in desperate straits can get this.
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Ljudi koju su u očajnoj situaciji mogu je koristiti.
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This is one of my favorite Worldchanging kinds of things ever.
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Ovo je jedna od meni najdražih stvari u Worldchanging stilu.
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This is a merry-go-round invented by the company Roundabout,
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To je vrtuljak kojega je izumila tvrtka Roundabout,
15:43
which pumps water as kids play. You know?
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koji pumpa vodu dok se djeca igraju... Znate?
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Seriously -- give that one a hand, it's pretty great.
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Da... ovo rješenje zaslužuje ozbiljan pljesak, odlično je.
15:51
And the same thing is true for people who are in absolute crisis. Right?
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Isto vrijedi za ljude koji su u apsolutnoj krizi. Dobro?
15:55
We're expecting to have upwards of 200 million refugees by the year 2020
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Očekuje se da ćemo do 2020. godine imati oko 200 milijuna izbjeglica
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because of climate change and political instability.
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zbog klimatskih promjena i političke nestabilnosti.
16:01
How do we help people like that?
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Kako možemo pomoći tim ljudima?
16:03
Well, there's all sorts of amazing new humanitarian designs
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Pa, postoji vrsta nevjerojatnog novog humanitarnog dizajna
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that are being developed in collaborative ways all across the planet.
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koji se razvija kroz suradnju diljem planeta.
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Some of those designs include models for acting,
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Neki od tih dizajna uključuju primjere djelovanja,
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such as new models for village instruction in the middle of refugee camps.
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poput novih primjera seoske poduke u središtu izbjegličkog logora.
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New models for pedagogy for the displaced.
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Novi modeli pedagogije za raseljene.
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And we have new tools.
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I imamo nove alate.
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This is one of my absolute favorite things anywhere.
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Ovo je jedan od mojih apsolutnih favorita.
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Does anyone know what this is?
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Zna li netko što je ovo?
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Audience: It detects landmines.
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Iz publike: ...mine.
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Alex Steffen: Exactly, this is a landmine-detecting flower.
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Točno, ovo je cvijet koji otkriva mine.
16:28
If you are living in one of the places
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Ukoliko živite na nekom od onih mjesta
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where the roughly half-billion unaccounted for mines are scattered,
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na kojem su neke od pola milijardi mina porazbacanih unaokolo,
16:33
you can fling these seeds out into the field.
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možete baciti ovo sjemenje na polja.
16:36
And as they grow up, they will grow up around the mines,
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Kako budu rasle, biljke će rasti oko mina,
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their roots will detect the chemicals in them,
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njihovo korjene će otkriti kemikalije u njima,
16:43
and where the flowers turn red you don't step.
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a tamo gdje cvjetovi pocrvene... tamo ne smijete nagaziti.
16:48
Yeah, so seeds that could save your life. You know?
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Da, sjemenje koje vam može spasiti život. Znate?
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(Applause)
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(pljesak)
16:53
I also love it because it seems to me
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Ovaj primjer volim i zato što mi se čini
16:55
that the example, the tools we use to change the world,
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da alati koje upotrebljavamo za promjenu svijeta
17:01
ought to be beautiful in themselves.
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trebaju biti lijepi sami po sebi.
17:04
You know, that it's not just enough to survive.
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Znate, nije dovoljno samo preživjeti.
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We've got to make something better than what we've got.
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Mi moramo napraviti nešto bolje od ovoga što imamo.
17:10
And I think that we will.
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I mislim da hoćemo.
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Just to wrap up, in the immortal words of H.G. Wells,
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Da završim s besmrtnim riječima H.G. Wellsa,
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I think that better things are on the way.
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Mislim da bolje tek dolazi.
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I think that, in fact, that "all of the past is but the beginning of a beginning.
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Zapravo, mislim da je "sva prošlost samo početak početka;
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All that the human mind has accomplished
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sve što je ljudski um postigao
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is but the dream before the awakening."
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je samo san prije buđenja."
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I hope that that turns out to be true.
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Nadam se da će se to pokazati točnim.
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The people in this room have given me more confidence than ever that it will.
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Ljudi u ovoj dvorani daju mi više pouzdanja nego ikada da će to biti tako.
17:32
Thank you very much.
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Hvala vam puno.
17:33
(Applause)
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