We can reprogram life. How to do it wisely | Juan Enriquez

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So, there's an actor called Dustin Hoffman.

Ima jedan glumac koji se zove Dastin Hofman.

And years ago, he made this movie which some of you may have heard of,

Pre mnogo godina, snimio je film za koji su neki od vas možda čuli,

called "The Graduate."

a zove se Diplomac.

And there's two key scenes in that movie.

Dve su ključne scene u tom filmu.

The first one is the seduction scene.

Prva je scena zavođenja.

I'm not going to talk about that tonight.

Neću govoriti o tome večeras.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

The second scene is where he's taken out by the old guy to the pool,

U drugoj sceni, stariji tip ga izvodi do bazena

and as a young college graduate, the old guy basically says one word,

i kao mladi diplomac fakulteta, stariji tip izgovara jednu reč,

just one word.

samo jednu reč.

And of course, all of you know what that word is.

I naravno, svi vi znate koja je to reč.

It's "plastics."

To je "plastika"

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

And the only problem with that is, it was completely the wrong advice.

Jedini problem ovde je to što je to bio potpuno pogrešan savet.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

Let me tell you why it was so wrong.

Reći ću vam zašto je bio pogrešan.

The word should have been "silicon."

Reč je trebala biti "silicijum".

And the reason it should have been silicon

A trebala je biti silicijum

is because the basic patents for semiconductors had already been made,

jer su osnovni patenti za poluprovodnike tada već bili izrađeni,

had already been filed,

već su bili podneti,

and they were already building them.

i tada su ih već počeli praviti.

So Silicon Valley was just being built in 1967,

Izgradnja Silicijumske doline je bila u toku 1967. godine

when this movie was released.

kad je ovaj film izašao.

And the year after the movie was released,

Godinu dana nakon što je film izašao,

Intel was founded.

osnovan je Intel.

So had the graduate heard the right one word,

Da je diplomac čuo pravu reč,

maybe he would have ended up onstage -- oh, I don't know --

možda bi bio na sceni sa - pa, ne znam -

maybe with these two.

možda sa ovom dvojicom.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

So as you're thinking of that,

Dok razmišljate o tome,

let's see what bit of advice we might want to give

hajde da vidimo kakav bismo savet dali,

so that your next graduate doesn't become a Tupperware salesman.

a da naš sledeći diplomac ne postane putujući trgovac.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

So in 2015, what word of advice would you give people,

Dakle u 2015. kakav biste vi savet dali

when you took a college graduate out by the pool

kada biste odveli nekog diplomca do bazena

and you said one word, just one word?

i rekli jednu stvar, samo jednu stvar?

I think the answer would be "lifecode."

MIslim da bi odgovor bio "životni kod".

So what is "lifecode?"

Šta je "životni kod"?

Lifecode is the various ways we have of programming life.

To su razni načini na koje možemo da programiramo život.

So instead of programming computers,

Dakle, umesto programiranja kompjutera

we're using things to program viruses

koristimo stvari za programiranje virusa

or retroviruses or proteins

ili retrovirusa ili proteina

or DNA or RNA

ili DNK ili RNK

or plants or animals, or a whole series of creatures.

ili biljaka ili životinja ili čitavog niza raznih bića.

And as you're thinking about this incredible ability

I dok razmišljate o ovoj neverovatnoj moći

to make life do what you want it to do,

da naterate život da radi ono što vi hoćete,

what it's programmed to do,

ono što je isprogramiran da uradi,

what you end up doing

ovim mi, u stvari,

is taking what we've been doing for thousands of years,

uzimamo ono što radimo hiljadama godina,

which is breeding, changing,

a to je uzgoj, promena,

mixing, matching

mešanje, sparivanje

all kinds of life-forms,

različitih oblika života,

and we accelerate it.

i ubrzavamo sve to.

And this is not something new.

I to nije ništa novo.

This humble mustard weed has been modified

Ova obična gorušica je tako modifikovana

so that if you change it in one way, you get broccoli.

da ako je promenite na jedan način, dobijete brokoli.

And if you change it in a second way, you get kale.

A ako je promenite na drugi način, dobijate kelj.

And if you change it in a third way,

A ako je promenite na treći način,

you get cauliflower.

dobijate karfiol.

So when you go to these all-natural, organic markets,

Kad odete na te prirodne, organske pijace,

you're really going to a place

vi, u stvari, odlazite na mesto

where people have been changing the lifecode of plants for a long time.

gde ljudi već dugo vremena menjaju životni kod biljaka.

The difference today,

Razlika danas,

to pick a completely politically neutral term --

uzmimo u potpunosti politički neutralan termin -

[Intelligent design]

[Inteligentni dizajn]

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

We're beginning to practice intelligent design.

Počinjemo da primenjujemo inteligentni dizajn.

That means that instead of doing this at random

To znači da umesto da ovo radimo nasumično,

and seeing what happens over generations,

i pratimo šta se događa kroz više generacija

we're inserting specific genes, we're inserting specific proteins,

mi umećemo određene gene, mi umećemo određene proteine,

and we're changing lifecode for very deliberate purposes.

i menjamo životni kod sa jasno određenim ciljem.

And that allows us to accelerate how this stuff happens.

I to nam omogućava da ubrzamo odvijanje ovih procesa.

Let me just give you one example.

Daću vam jedan primer.

Some of you occasionally might think about sex.

Neki od vas možda povremeno pomisle na seks.

And we kind of take it for granted how we've changed sex.

U neku ruku, uzimamo zdravo za gotovo to kako smo promenili seks.

So we think it's perfectly normal and natural to change it.

Dakle, mislimo da je potpuno normalno i prirodno menjati ga.

What's happened with sex over time is --

Ono što se vremenom dogodilo sa seksom jeste -

normally, sex equals baby, eventually.

normalno, seks jednako beba, na kraju.

But in today's world,

Ali ne u današnjem svetu.

sex plus pill equals no baby.

seks plus pilule jenako je nema bebe.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

And again, we think that's perfectly normal and natural,

I opet, mislimo da je to potpuno normalno i prirodno,

but that has not been the case for most of human history.

ali nije bilo tako većim delom istorije čovečanstva.

And it's not the case for animals.

I nije tako kod životinja.

What it is does is it gives us control,

Ovo nam daje kontrolu,

so sex becomes separate from conception.

pa seks postaje odvojen od začeća.

And as you're thinking of the consequences of that,

I dok razmišljate o posledicama toga,

then we've been playing with stuff

igrali smo se i ovim stvarima

that's a little bit more advanced, like art.

koje su nešto naprednije, poput umetnosti.

Not in the sense of painting and sculpture,

Ne u smislu slikarstva i vajarstva,

but in the sense of assisted reproductive technologies.

već u smislu novih reproduktivnih tehnologija.

So what are assisted reproductive technologies?

Pa, šta su nove reproduktivne tehnologije?

Assisted reproductive technologies are things like in vitro fertilization.

Nove reproduktivne tehnologije su stvari poput veštačke oplodnje.

And when you do in vitro fertilization, there's very good reasons to do it.

A kad se radi veštačka oplodnja, postoje dobri razlozi za to.

Sometimes you just can't conceive otherwise.

Ponekad je jednostavno nemoguće začeti na drugi način.

But when you do that,

Ali kada se to radi,

what you’re doing is separating sex, conception, baby.

razdvajaju se seks, začeće, beba.

So you haven't just taken control of when you have a baby,

Ne samo da ste preuzeli kontrolu nad tim kad ćete imati bebu,

you've separated when the baby and where the baby is fertilized.

već ste razdvojili i kada i gde će beba biti oplođena.

So you've separated the baby

Dakle, razdvojili ste bebu

from the body from the act.

od tela, od čina.

And as you're thinking of other things we've been doing,

I dok razmišljate o drugim stvarima koje radimo,

think about twins.

razmislite o blizancima.

So you can freeze sperm, you can freeze eggs,

Možete zamrnuti spermu, i jajne ćelije,

you can freeze fertilized eggs.

zamrznutu oplođenu jajnu ćeliju.

And what does that mean?

A šta to znači?

Well, that's a good thing if you're a cancer patient.

To je dobro ako imate rak.

You're about to go under chemotherapy or under radiation,

Ako treba da idete na hemoterapiju ili zračenje,

so you save these things.

i tako čuvate ove stvari.

You don't irradiate them.

Ne ozračite ih.

But if you can save them and you can freeze them,

Ali ako ih možete sačuvati, i možete zamrznuti,

and you can have a surrogate mother,

i možete imati surogat majku,

it means that you've decoupled sex from time.

to znači da ste razdvojili seks i vreme.

It means you can have twins born -- oh, in 50 years?

To znači da možete imati blizance kroz pedeset godina?

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

In a hundred years?

Kroz sto godina?

Two hundred years?

Dvesto godina?

And these are three really profound changes

Ovo su tri zaista temeljne promene

that are not, like, future stuff.

koje nisu stvar budućnsti.

This is stuff we take for granted today.

Sve ovo danas uzimamo zdravo za gotovo.

So this lifecode stuff turns out to be a superpower.

Dakle, ispada da je promena životnog koda supermoć.

It turns out to be this incredibly powerful way of changing viruses,

To postaje izuzetno moćan način da menjamo viruse,

of changing plants, of changing animals,

menjamo biljke, menjamo životinje,

perhaps even of evolving ourselves.

možda čak i da evoluiramo same sebe.

It's something that Steve Gullans and I have been thinking about for a while.

To je nešto o čemu Stiv Galans i ja razmišljamo već neko vreme.

Let's have some risks.

Hajde da rizikujemo.

Like every powerful technology, like electricity, like an automobile,

Kao i svaka moćna tehnologija, kao struja, kao auto,

like computers, this stuff potentially can be misused.

kao kompjuteri, ove stvari se potencijalno mogu zloupotrebiti.

And that scares a lot of people.

A to plaši mnoge ljude.

And as you apply these technologies,

Primenom ovih tehnologija,

you can even turn human beings into chimeras.

možete pretvoriti ljude u čudovišta.

Remember the Greek myth where you mix animals?

Sećate se grčkog mita u kom su izmešane životinje?

Well, some of these treatments

U nekim od ovih tretmana

actually end up changing your blood type.

vam zapravo promene krvnu grupu.

Or they'll put male cells in a female body or vice versa,

Ili stavljaju muške ćelije u žensko telo i obrnuto,

which sounds absolutely horrible

što zvuči potpuno zastrašujuće

until you realize, the reason you're doing that

dok ne shvatite, razlog zbog kog se to radi

is you're substituting bone marrow during cancer treatments.

jeste zamena koštane srži prilikom lečenja raka.

So by taking somebody else's bone marrow,

Dakle, uzimanjem tuđe koštane srži,

you may be changing some fundamental aspects of yourself,

možda menjate neke izvorne aspekte sebe,

but you're also saving your life.

ali takođe spasavate i svoj život.

And as you're thinking about this stuff,

I dok razmišljate o ovome,

here's something that happened 20 years ago.

evo nešto što se desilo pre dvadeset godina.

This is Emma Ott.

Ovo je Ema Ot.

She's a recent college admittee.

Nedavno je upisala fakultet.

She's studying accounting.

Studira računovodstvo.

She played two varsity sports. She graduated as a valedictorian.

Bavila se s dva univerzitetska sporta. Bila je student generacije.

And that's not particularly extraordinary,

I to nije naročito neobično,

except that she's the first human being born to three parents.

osim što je ona prvo ljudsko biće sa tri roditelja.

Why?

Zašto?

Because she had a deadly mitochondrial disease

Imala je smrtonosnu mitohondrijalnu bolest

that she might have inherited.

koju je možda nasledila.

So when you swap out a third person's DNA

Pa, kad uzmete DNK treće osobe

and you put it in there,

i stavite je tamo,

you save the lives of people.

vi spasavate ljudske živote.

But you also are doing germline engineering,

Ali takođe sprovodite genetički inženjering,

which means her kids, if she has kids, will be saved

što znači da će njena deca, ako ih bude imala, biti spasena

and won't go through this.

i neće prolaziti kroz to.

And [their] kids will be saved,

I njihova deca će biti spasena,

and their grandchildren will be saved,

i njihovi unuci će biti spaseni,

and this passes on.

i to se prenosi dalje.

That makes people nervous.

Ovo čini ljude nervoznim.

So 20 years ago, the various authorities said,

Pre dvadeset godina, razne institucije su rekle,

why don't we study this for a while?

zašto ovo ne bismo izučavali neko vreme?

There are risks to doing stuff, and there are risks to not doing stuff,

Postoje rizici kad se rade određene stvari i postoje rizici kad se one ne rade,

because there were a couple dozen people saved by this technology,

jer ima nekoliko desetina ljudi koji su spaseni ovom tehnologijom,

and then we've been thinking about it for the next 20 years.

i onda smo razmišljali o tome narednih dvadeset godina.

So as we think about it,

Dok razmišljamo o tome,

as we take the time to say, "Hey, maybe we should have longer studies,

dok zastajemo da kažemo: "Hej, možda bi trebalo duže da izučavamo,

možda treba da uradimo ovo, a možda da uradimo ono",

maybe we should do this, maybe we should do that,"

there are consequences to acting, and there are consequences to not acting.

Delovanje ima svoje posledice, a i nedelovanje ima posledice.

Like curing deadly diseases --

Kao lečenje smrtonosnih bolesti,

which, by the way, is completely unnatural.

što je potpuno neprirodno.

It is normal and natural for humans to be felled

Normalno je i prirodno da ljudi budu gnevni

by massive epidemics of polio, of smallpox, of tuberculosis.

zbog masovnih epidemija dečje paralize, malih boginja, tuberkuloze.

When we put vaccines into people, we are putting unnatural things

Kada ubrizgavamo vakcine u ljude, mi stavljamo neprirodne stvari

into their body

u njihova tela

because we think the benefit outweighs the risk.

jer mislimo da prednosti pretežu nad rizicima.

Because we've built unnatural plants, unnatural animals,

Zato što smo napravili neprirodne biljke, neprirodne životinje

we can feed about seven billion people.

možemo da nahranimo sedam milijardi ljudi.

We can do things like create new life-forms.

Možemo da radimo stvari poput stvaranja novih oblika života.

And as you create new life-forms, again, that sounds terribly scary

I stvaranje novih oblika života, opet, zvuči užasno zastrašujuće

and terribly bothersome,

i strašno uznemirujuće,

until you realize that those life-forms live on your dining room table.

dok ne shvatite da ti životni oblici žive na vašem trpezarijskom stolu.

Those flowers you've got on your dining room table --

Ono cveće što imate na trpezarijskom stolu -

there's not a lot that's natural about them,

nema mnogo toga prirodnog u njima,

because people have been breeding the flowers to make this color,

jer ljudi uzgajaju cveće kako bi napravili ovu boju,

to be this size, to last for a week.

ovu veličinu, da traje nedelju dana.

You don't usually give your loved one wildflowers

Svojim bližnjim obično ne poklanjate poljsko cveće

because they don't last a whole lot of time.

jer ne traje baš dugo.

What all this does

Svim ovim se

is it flips Darwin completely on his head.

Darvin okreće naglavačke.

See, for four billion years,

Tokom četiri milijarde godina

what lived and died on this planet depended on two principles:

sve što je živelo i umiralo zavisilo je od dva principa:

on natural selection and random mutation.

na prirodnoj selekciji i nasumičnoj mutaciji

And so what lived and died, what was structured,

Sve što je živelo i umiralo, što je bilo ustrojeno,

has now been flipped on its head.

sada je okrenuto naglavačke.

And what we've done

I tako smo

is created this completely parallel evolutionary system

stvorili paralelni evolutivni sistem

where we are practicing unnatural selection and non-random mutation.

gde primenjujemo neprirodnu selekciju i nenasumičnu mutaciju.

So let me explain these things.

Da objasnim ove stvari.

This is natural selection.

Ovo je prirodna selekcija.

This is unnatural selection.

Ovo je neprirodna selekcija.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

So what happens with this stuff is,

Ono što se događa sa ovim stvarima jeste,

we started breeding wolves thousands of years ago

počeli smo da gajimo vukove pre više hiljada godina,

in central Asia to turn them into dogs.

u centralnoj Aziji, da bismo stvorili pse.

And then we started turning them into big dogs

A onda smo počeli da ih pretvaramo u velike pse,

and into little dogs.

pa u male pse.

But if you take one of the chihuahuas

Ako uzmete jednu od čivava

you see in the Hermès bags on Fifth Avenue

koje viđate na kesama Hermesa na Petoj aveniji,

and you let it loose on the African plain,

i pustite je u afričku ravnicu,

you can watch natural selection happen.

videćete prirodnu selekciju na delu.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

Few things on Earth are less natural than a cornfield.

Malo je stvari koje su neprirodnije od polja kukuruza.

You will never, under any scenario, walk through a virgin forest

Nikad, ni po jednom scenariju, nećete proći kroz prašumu

and see the same plant growing in orderly rows

i videti istu biljku kako raste u pravilnim redovima,

at the same time,

u isto vreme,

nothing else living there.

gde ništa drugo ne živi.

When you do a cornfield,

Radom na polju kukuruza

you're selecting what lives and what dies.

birate šta će živeti, a šta umreti.

And you're doing that through unnatural selection.

I to radite kroz neprirodnu selekciju.

It's the same with a wheat field, it's the same with a rice field.

Isto je sa poljem pšenice, isto je s pirinčanim poljem.

It's the same with a city, it's the same with a suburb.

Isto je s gradovima. Isto je s predgrađima.

In fact, half the surface of Earth

U stvari, polovina zemljine površine

has been unnaturally engineered

je uređena na neprirodan način

so that what lives and what dies there is what we want,

tako da ono što tu živi i što umire je ono što mi želimo,

which is the reason why you don't have grizzly bears

i zato nemamo grizlije

walking through downtown Manhattan.

koji se šetaju centrom Menhetna.

How about this random mutation stuff?

Šta kažete na ovu nasumičnu mutaciju?

Well, this is random mutation.

Ovo je nasumična mutacija.

This is Antonio Alfonseca.

Ovo je Antonio Alfonseka.

He's otherwise known as the Octopus, his nickname.

Inaće je poznat kao Hobotnica, njegov nadimak.

He was the Relief Pitcher of the Year in 2000.

On je bio Bacač godine, 2000.

And he had a random mutation that gave him six fingers

Imao je nasumičnu mutaciju koja mu je dala šest prstiju

on each hand,

na obe ruke,

which turns out to be really useful if you're a pitcher.

što je veoma korisno ako ste bacač.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

How about non-random mutation?

A nenasumična mutacija?

A non-random mutation is beer.

Nenasumična mutacija je pivo.

It's wine. It's yogurt.

Vino. Jogurt.

How many times have you walked through the forest

Koliko ste puta hodali kroz šumu

and found all-natural cheese?

i našli potpuno prirodan sir?

Or all-natural yogurt?

Ili potpuno prirodan jogurt?

So we've been engineering this stuff.

Dakle, ovakve stvari pravimo.

Now, the interesting thing is,

Zanimljivo je da

we get to know the stuff better.

sve više saznajemo o svemu ovom.

We found one of the single most powerful gene-editing instruments,

Pronašli smo jedan od najmoćnijih instrumenata za izmenu gena,

CRISPR, inside yogurt.

CRISPR, u jogurtu.

And as we start engineering cells,

I kako menjamo ćelije,

we're producing eight out of the top 10 pharmaceutical products,

proizvodimo osam od deset glavnih farmaceutskih proizvoda,

including the stuff that you use to treat arthritis,

uključujući i ono što koristite za artritis,

which is the number one best-selling drug, Humira.

najprodavaniji lek, Humira.

So this lifecode stuff.

Dakle, ovaj životni kod

It really is a superpower.

je stvarno supermoćan.

It really is a way of programming stuff,

To je način programiranja stvari

and there's nothing that's going to change us

i ne postoji ništa što će nas promeniti

more than this lifecode.

više od ovog životnog koda.

So as you're thinking of lifecode,

I dok razmišljate o životnom kodu,

let's think of five principles

hajde da razmislimo o pet principa,

as to how we start guiding,

kojima treba da se rukovodimo

and I'd love you to give me more.

i voleo bih da mi date još.

So, principle number one:

Princip broj jedan:

we have to take responsibility for this stuff.

moramo preuzeti odgovornost za sve ovo.

The reason we have to take responsibility

Razlog zbog kog moramo preuzeti odgovornost

is because we're in charge.

je to što je to naša briga.

These aren't random mutations.

Ovo nisu nasumične mutacije.

This is what we are doing, what we are choosing.

To je ono što radimo, što biramo.

It's not, "Stuff happened."

To nije: "Eto, desilo se".

It didn't happen at random.

Nije se nasumično desilo.

It didn't come down by a verdict of somebody else.

Nije nam se desilo tuđom odlukom.

We engineer this stuff,

Mi modifikujemo ove stvari.

and it's the Pottery Barn rule: you break it, you own it.

to je pravilo koje glasi: ako pokvariš nešto, ti si odgovoran.

Principle number two:

Princip broj dva:

we have to recognize and celebrate diversity in this stuff.

moramo prepoznati i veličati raznolikost u ovim stvarima.

There have been at least 33 versions of hominids

Postojale su najmanje 33 verzije hominida

that have walked around this Earth.

koje su hodale po zemlji.

Most all of them went extinct except us.

Većina njih je izumrla, osim nas.

But the normal and natural state of this Earth

Normalno i prirodno stanje na planeti

is we have various versions of humans walking around at the same time,

podrazumeva različite verzije ljudi koje žive u isto vreme,

which is why most of us have some Neanderthal in us.

zato mnogi od nas imaju ponešto od Neandertalca u sebi

Some of us have some Denisova in us.

Neki od nas imaju ponešto od Denisova u sebi.

And some in Washington have a lot more of it.

A neki u Vašingtonu ga imaju mnogo više.

(Laughter)

(Smeh)

Principle number three:

Princip broj tri:

we have to respect other people's choices.

moramo poštovati izbore drugih ljudi.

Some people will choose to never alter.

Neki ljudi će odlučiti da se nikad ne izmene.

Some people will choose to alter all.

Neki će odlučiti da izmene sve.

Some people will choose to alter plants but not animals.

Neki će odlučiti da izmene biljke, ali ne životinje.

Some people will choose to alter themselves.

Neki će odlučiti da izmene sebe.

Some people will choose to evolve themselves.

Neki će odlučiti da evoluiraju sebe.

Diversity is not a bad thing,

Različitost nije loša stvar.

because even though we think of humans as very diverse,

jer, iako ljude smatramo veoma različitim,

we came so close to extinction

toliko smo se približili izumiranju

that all of us descend from a single African mother

da svi mi potičemo od iste afričke majke,

and the consequence of that

a posledica toga

is there's more genetic diversity in 55 African chimpanzees

je da kod 55 afričkih šimpanzi ima više genetske različitosti,

than there are in seven billion humans.

nego kod sedam milijardi ljudi.

Principle number four:

Princip broj četiri:

we should take about a quarter of the Earth

treba da uzmemo otprilike četvrtinu zemlje

and only let Darwin run the show there.

i dozvolimo Darvinu da vlada tamo.

It doesn't have to be contiguous,

Teritorija se ne mora graničiti,

doesn't have to all be tied together.

ne mora sva biti povezana.

It should be part in the oceans, part on land.

Treba da se nalazi i u okeanima, i na kopnu.

But we should not run every evolutionary decision on this planet.

Ne treba mi da donosimo svaku evolutivnu odluku na ovoj planeti.

We want to have our evolutionary system running.

Želimo da se naš evolutivni sistem razvija.

We want to have Darwin's evolutionary system running.

Želimo da se Darvinov evolutivni sistem razvija.

And it's just really important to have these two things running in parallel

I stvarno je izuzetno važno da se ova dva sistema razvijaju pararelno

and not overwhelm evolution.

a ne da nadvladaju evoluciju.

(Applause)

(Aplauz)

Last thing I'll say.

Poslednja stvar koju ću reći.

This is the single most exciting adventure human beings have been on.

Ovo je najuzbudljivija avantura u kojoj ljudska bića učestvuju

This is the single greatest superpower humans have ever had.

Ovo je najveća super moć koju su ljudi ikad imali.

It would be a crime for you not to participate in this stuff

Bio bi zločin da ne učestvujete u tome

because you're scared of it,

zato što je se plašite,

because you're hiding from it.

zato što se skrivate od nje.

You can participate in the ethics. You can participate in the politics.

Možete učestvovati u etici. Možete učestvovati u politici.

You can participate in the business.

Možete učestvovati u biznisu.

You can participate in just thinking about where medicine is going,

Možete razmišljati o tome kuda ide medicina.

where industry is going,

kuda ide industrija,

where we're going to take the world.

kuda ćemo odvesti svet.

It would be a crime for all of us

Za sve nas bi bio zločin

not to be aware when somebody shows up at a swimming pool

da ne budemo svesni da kada nam neko pokaže bazen

and says one word, just one word,

i kaže jednu stvar, samo jednu stvar

if you don't listen if that word is "lifecode."

da ne slušamo ako je ta stvar "životni kod".

Thank you very much.

Mnogo vam hvala.

(Applause)

(Aplauz)