From the Ted Talk by Andreas Raptopoulos: No roads? There's a drone for that
Unscramble the Blue Letters
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Open Cloze
So why are we doing this? Well, we chose to do this one not because it's easy, but because it can have amazing impact. Imagine one billion people being connected to physical goods in the same way that ______ telecommunications connected them to information. _______ if the next big network we built in the world was a network for the transportation of matter. In the developing world, we would hope to reach millions of people with better vaccines, reach them with better __________. It would give us an unfair advantage against battling HIV/AIDS, ____________ and other epidemics. Over time, we would hope it would become a new platform for economic transactions, lifting millions of people out of _______. In the _________ world and the _____________, we would hope it would become a new mode of transportation that could help make our cities more livable.
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Original Text
So why are we doing this? Well, we chose to do this one not because it's easy, but because it can have amazing impact. Imagine one billion people being connected to physical goods in the same way that mobile telecommunications connected them to information. Imagine if the next big network we built in the world was a network for the transportation of matter. In the developing world, we would hope to reach millions of people with better vaccines, reach them with better medication. It would give us an unfair advantage against battling HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and other epidemics. Over time, we would hope it would become a new platform for economic transactions, lifting millions of people out of poverty. In the developed world and the emerging world, we would hope it would become a new mode of transportation that could help make our cities more livable.