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Pete Alcorn o svete v roku 2200

Filmed Feb 2009 • Posted Jun 2009 • TED2009

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V tomto krátkom, optimistickom vystúpení z TED2009, sa Pete Alcorn delí o víziu sveta o 200 rokov - kde sa ukazuje, že klesajúca populácia a vzrastajúce príležitosti popierajú teóriu Malthusa.

Pete Alcorn is the head of podcasting for Apple, and a veteran of the paper-publishing industry. Full bio »

Translated into Slovak by Peter Kačina
Reviewed by Lenka Mihalkova
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